The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-11-21
SCIENTIFIC TRUTH.
How Escape Smallpox With Pes
House in Broadway?

Some time ago an article was pub
lished in the Scientific American which at
the time attracted wide attention. By
request of a correspondent we repro
luce the leading points therein;
To understand how intimately related
are the human kidneys to the physical
health, "we propose, metaphorically
speaking, TO take one from the human
body and place ii in the wash-bowl be.
fore us, and examine it,"
You will imagine that we have before
Ls body shaped like a bean, smooth
and glistcning, about four inches in
length, two in width and one in thick
ness. 1t weighs in the adult about five
ounces.
The body of the average size man con-
iains 81 ont ten quarts of blood, every
lrop If which passes through these fill
teic:s, or sewers. many times day las
often a. .hrGGgh the hearty, making a
coup "'r refH ntiOn IN three minutes.
r.r / u"tpe tA'.e away deadly impuri-
ties fr,,n ~ GALLONS OF blood each hour,
~ fl = - iHFfris gah day, or 0,125
~. at yer
1t y 4'!er his delicate organ open
,r,,.lw mad iuu shly de.crile its in.
r
Nnr / +; ia hn fllo with hundreds
r t., t tr4 .hori aul thrrad-lika
ia. f, -. .t.r,; 5 linz in 4
ii .l,, u'.,vny from the ont
.r,., .,.r ;,..n,n. v;h,oh holds the
,A,, To r,, unt;rir;. q justification be-
81. il rag .i.t., lhe u eiers, and out of
II n. IL. u litle tubes are filters
/, = r,f'k m,nmaticnllv. and
i il, In. viu disease Of the kidney first
.,. t+t.. ,.;r.t irrrrularity in our
il, r;o coil, from Eigh living, from
,i.., MS p ,bonsand and one other
;.i r..H :, II, lose their force,
..;t i, l.. G rg.uh? Congestion or
50. .. O. Ii. rWrr.nt Of blood in the
\ G. Il ,r. Is surrounding them,
,., =, l..,, III. "a ctird; these delicate
.., = .,.n 1, att irri ,ac |; Inflammation
s.4 ntt cl nus Ia formed which
~ o , @, The tubes are Mt first
and -onn totally unable to dc
.vK. rir SIC ro $ on distendinp
- q rnt,aien, pressing upon the
i Vt a.! II. Ills line, remember
A. t;tu Il h'rh is ell ering The kidneys
,u l.. i,lur #, i, raising through This ter,
H., .i...,i ng pus, for it cannot take
nv ni'4er r ,t.n.
/, would he lust as reasonable to ex.
,rct 10 e.cnpc contnrion if n st-house
we're sci 4 rns, Broadway. and countless
Il ousanGs were compelled to 20 through
It's pesiilcniial doors, as for one to ex,
reel the blood 10 escane nollution when
CONSTANTLY running through such dis.
enspd kidney,
Now, whit is the resultp Whv. tboi
the blood takes IN and denosiis this
no;son as IT swccps alone into every
orpan into every inch of muscle tissnc
aesh and hone, from your head to Won,
feet And whenever from heredit orr
influence or otherwise. one mart of The
bodv ia weaker than another a countlaos
train of diseases is established such as
consumption in weak limos dysnensia
where there IA n delicate stomach merry.
ousncss. insanity. naraiysis or heart dis.
ease, in those who have weak nerves and
bad circulation.
But the medical profession, knowing
that tbev cannot cnre diseases Of the
kidpeys, treat the manifold symntoms
caused by this primary or causative dis.
ease. AS fast as thew cure one svmnto,n
another secondary one anneors and so
thew 90 on. uselessly treatIng effects @ tbe be
cause being untouched, 0' '-~
But YOU saw INV kidnevs are all ripht
have no pain in the back" mistaken
mani Pennln d;o of k;d,o,, disaoon -
90 bad a character that tbs orpans 1, ap' VI
rotten, and vet they never there had q
,oin nor an ache q
"IIow can you know that Won bave
:idney diseaseY" 'N nav
Only bv noting tho rono,o, ofo,..
yrougbt Nv the Kidney noisonad hIond
IN other narts of the hodv Kidnev S;s'
,ase disguises itself under svmntows nt
common head lunps skin i;yar ana ID
stomach disorders "A'
If YOU notice that Won are not In au
eliable health as formerly in anv " rs e
,pect, then the chances ara that tbonrb
YOU NAV have no known chronic d;seasa &
your blood is full of uric kidney acid
Then comes in the ounce of nreyent;on
Then YOU should use Warmers safe cnre
The only Trustworthy snecific for nrir
acid or kidney disease urinary or Sc