The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1888-08-29

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, 1--WE propose, m~etaphorically
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 a 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
ouncrs.
The body of the average size man con-
iains about ten quarts of blood, every
.irop of which passes through these fl
tcrcrs, or sewers, many times a day las
often as through the heari), making a
complete revolution in three minutes.
ties fr,ln G. gallons of blood each hour,
~, alo-t 40 barrels each day, or 9,125
ho, 8 al a year.
Let IS slice his delicate organ open
Ia, 'lw.>e, AID roughly de&cribe its in
sGl ar.
"" fwl Il to be file with hundreds
Il lite Iitrs, short and thread-like,
80 tsit3 lrr.i Tie arteries, enling in a
M, IN 3;lp sfnis'way from the out
~. qtsnfE intn a nc which holds the
:. 3trriof = her undergo publication be-
a" il i-se INTO the uieiers, and out of
h =. T5sse little tubes are filters
So fta4n tli'r work automatically, and
f''a here ilif disease of the kidney first
,.sns
.'u" lie s'i2l,rs, ~irregularity in our
j . from e9id, from high living, from
-i'".'i nis, ar T. thousand and one other
IL !, c'i.s's ., they lnse their force.
..t4.t l. tie result? Congestion or
,tns' =, n9 The cGlr'nt Of blood in the
wi bod ye Is surrounding them,
! '''i'h irc nj" III 'ctrtl: these delicate
"a, "i'ah's are irri'aiel; Inflammation
: u, "nireh pas Is formed, which
Z 'ieio nt!e sac; the tubes are at first
i"'iinil+ anl anan totally unable to do
I ei work. The sac goes on distending
wan i!iis cHrfur;ion, pressing upon the
hu.nl sees;ls, All this time, remember,
III. blu ii, which is en'ering The kidneys
10 he Uttered, is passing through this ter
ttftN 'tif-t Jus, " IL CIUHOL l0Re
my other route.
II would be Just as reasonable to ex-
pect to escape c%ontagion if n pest-house
were set across Broadway, and countless
thousands were compelled to go through
it, residential doors, as for one to ex-
pect the blood to escape pollution when
constantly running through such a dis
eased kidney.
New, what is the result? Why, that |
the blood takes up and deposits this
poison as it sweeps along into every |
organ, into every inch of muscle, tissue.
hesh and bone, from your head to your |
feet. And whenever, from hereditary |
influence or otherwise, one part of the |
body Is weaker than another, a countless |
train OF diseases is established, such as |
consumption in weak lungs, dyspepsia, |
where there is a delicate stomach, nery. |
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 symptoms
caused by this primary or causative dis.
ease. As fast as they cure one symptom
another secondary one appears, and so
they go on, uselessly treating effects, the
cause being ~Ouche
But you say my kidneys are all right. |
| have no pain In the back" Mistaken |
man People die of kidney disease, OF
so bad a character that the organs arc
rotten, and yet they never there had a
pain nor an ache.
kidney disease? ?"
Only by noting the general effects
urounht hr thu LsI,n, --o- l
in other parts of the body. Kidney dis.
ease DISCUSSES itself under symptoms of
common head, lungs, skin, liver, and
stomach disorders.
II you notice that you are not in as
reliable health as formerly, in any re-
'pect, then the chances are that, though
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 uric
The most skillful physicians cannot
detect such disease at times, for the
kidneys themselves cannot be examined
by any means which we have at our
Even an analysis of the
water, chemically and microscopically,
reveals nothing definite in many cases,
even when the kidneys are fairly broken
down,
Then look out for them, as disease, no
matter where situated, to 93 per cent, as
shown by after death examinations, has
It's origin in the breaking down of these
'ecreting tubsa in the interior of the
Warmers safe cure, as 1t becomes year
lfter year better known for its wonder
'ul cures and its power over the kidneys,
las done and In doing more to increase
he average duration Of life than all the
physicians known. 1t Is a true specific,
mild but certain, harmless but energetic
md agreeable to the taste.
Take ii when sick, as a cure, and never
a month go by without taking a few
'ottles as a preventive, that the Kidneys
nay be kept in proper order, the blood
'ure, that health and long life may be