The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-07-11

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lished In the Scientific American which at
the time attracted wide attention. By
request Of correspondent we repro
duce the leading points therein:
To understand how intimately related
are the human kidneys to the physical
health, tive propose, metaphorically
speaking, to take one from the human
body and place it in the wash-bowl be.
fore us, and examine It."
You will imagine that we have before
us body shaped like bean, smooth
and glistening, 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-
tains about ten quarts of blood, every
drop of which passes through these fl
tercrs, or sewers, many times day (as
often rs through the hearty, making q
complete revolution in three minutes.
The kidneys take away deadly impuri-
ties from 65 gallons of blood each hour,
or about 40 barrels each day, or 0,125
hogsheads year.
Let us slice Ibis delicate organ open
lengthwise, and roughly describe its in
terror.
We lird it to bn iiilel with hundreds
of little tubes, short and thread-like,
stafliug from the arteries, ending IN a
liiilc iuft about midway from the cut
side, opening into sac which holds the
water TO further undergo publication be-
forc il passes into the ureters, and out Of
the 'mtly These little tubes are filters
~ Ia l,.,., . HH
right here the disease of the kidney first
!cgins.
fiom the slightest irregular!ty in our
h,t,;,s. from cold, from high living, from
| sti :.dl..n,s, or IL thousand and one other
daily causes, they lose their force.
What is the results Congestion or
| siopnage of the current of blood in the
| small blood vessels surrounding them,
| which become blocked; these delicate
cn,lranes are irriiatel; Inflammation
is 81 up. and tl!en pus Is formed, which
collects in tie sac; the tubes are at first
| l;r'hilf, and soon totally unable to do
Il cir work. The sac goes on distending
with this corruption, pressing upon the
blood vcsstE All this time, remember
the blo"d. which is entering The kidneys
10 be filtered, Is passing through this ter
ribly disgusting pus, for IL cannot take
any other route.
1t would be just as reasonable to ex-
pect TO escape contagion If a pest-house
were set across Broadway, and countless
thousands were compelled 10 go through
its pestilential doors; as for one to ex.
pect the blood to escape pollution when
constantly running through such dis
eased kidney.
Now, what is the result2 Why, that
the blood takes up and deposits this
poison as it sweeps along into every
organ, into every inch of muscle, tissue,
flesh and bone, from your head to your
feet. And whenever, from hereditary
influence or otherwise, one part of the
body is weaker than another, countless
train of diseases ia established, such as
consumption in weak lungs, dyspepsia
where there is delicate stomach, nerv.
business, insanity, paralysis or heart dis
ease, in those who have weak nerves and
bad circulation.
| But the medical profession, knowing
that they cannot cure diseases Of the
kidneys, treat the manifold symptom.
caused by this primary or causative dis
ease. As fast as they cure one symptom
another secondary one appears, and 81
they go on, uselessly treating effects, tn
| cause utllB uuIOuCntu.
| But you say 'my kidneys are all right
have no pain in the back" Mistakel
mani People die of kidney disease, o
so bad character that the organs ar
rotten, and yet they never there had
pain nor an ache.
"How can you know that you hay,
kidney disease?"
Only by noting the general effect
wrought by the kidney poisoned bloot
In other parts of the body. Kidney dis
ease disguises itself under symptoms O
common head, lungs, skin, liver, ant
stomach disorders.
If you notice that you are not in al
reliable health as formerly, In any re
spect, then the chances are that, thougl
you may have no known chronic disease
your blood is full of uric kidney acid
Then comes in the ounce of prevention
Then you should use Warmers safe cure
the only trustworthy specific for uri,
acid or kidney disease, primary or sec
opdary.
The most skillful physicians canno
detect such disease at times, for tn
kidneys themselves cannot be examines
by any means which we have at ou
command. Even an analysis of tn
water, chemically and microscopically
reveals nothing definite In many cases
even when the kidneys are fairly broker
down. R
Then look out for them, as disease, n,
matter where situated, to 93 per cent, a
shown by after death examinations, ha
It's origin in tho breaking down of thes
secreting tubes In the interior of tn
kidney.
Warmers safe cure, as It becomes yea
after year better known for its wonder
ful cures and its power over the kidneys
has done and Ia doing more to incress
:he average duration of life than all th
physicians known. 1t is true specific
mild but certain, harmless but energeti
and agreeable to the taste.
Take 1t when sick, as cure, and neye
ct a month go by without taking fe,
,ottles as preventive, that the kidney
nay be kept in proper order, the bloc
oure, that health and long life may b