ALBUMINURIA.
Is ono of the most deadly complaints that attack a debilitated constitution. Owing to over exertion and oyer con ; , sumption of noryo force, the Bystoin becomes gradually weakened and rolaxa; tioti sets in. Tho thin membranes of the kidneys are tho first to go, and medical authorities stato that 20 per oenfc of the deaths, nowadays, occur indirectly from Bright's Disease, though the patients and their medical advisers never even auapeoted the presence of such a deadly foo, The function of tho kidney is to separate the wasto fluids from the blood, to purify it, and this process is carried on by what is termed by physiologies, "osmosis." In weakened systems the membranes become relaxed, and the albumon of tho blood finds | Itsway, waste fluids 4 through the -kidney- wall, aridj passoaU frond 'the body, jfith ,the urinaj; the, patients, health and BtrengtK (hiisgradually failing, fyyond the presence of albumen intthe Water, 'AJtiiminuflahas not;'any positive symptomsrbufc general weakness, whioh always leads to these serious, disorclors, always stonifiesitspresenco bvJspqcial you may get headache, spasmpdjo toothache, torturing neuralgia, pain in small of the back, disinclination to work heavy aching limbs on waking in the'' morning, bloodshot eyes, poor appetite, or constipation,; rThoso.warnirig. symptoms must. not..bojheglecta ;of as sure as a rat hole will sink a \ ship, so aurowill tho pationt's'life bo sacrificed' Tho remedy indicated is '.'CLEMENTS' TONIO'i thiswjl restore'all; orpanß to proper, healthy stato, and'ohsure correct performances of the'processes of digesv perspiration, station and elimination! Clements' Tonio has a record of oures affected such as no other rneAicluo over secured, are willing to provo our representations, by outsido fivideuce. '"*" j Mr Thomas Garret, M.P, in speaking of our remedy, says:" Ho hw, taken Qleinents Tonic with very great' aayuitageV. . .■:&$::■ ' W, H. East "Stanhope," Mwich Hill, says, "I took'" three bottle's "of Clements' Tonic, and am wonderfully improved, and havo ;had n.Q rclurii.oi the excruciating stow tiking it," ; :■,"'. ; .:"■• : '
,■■,. Mr %'p.t Eraham, the crack ; tailor of King-street, Sydney, Bpeak's of it, in the highest terras ot praiso.... ,'r. Sydney Cunningham, Esq, 71, Wat-, kin Btroet,- Newtcn, ■ say«:4''ilfiiinil Ma family ljava used Clements' .Tqnie with great success; n'nd strongly recom-.niend-it.V ■,{<■-•,-.. '.••'■■,'. - • I ,:'Mn v dc'6rg67 Ilillard,* ; Kin? > a'tfeet, Ne'wtim, writes that aha has givciu it a fair trial, and can testify to. its Wat U<l •'•'• ■.'- ' \
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3619, 20 September 1890, Page 2
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381ALBUMINURIA. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3619, 20 September 1890, Page 2
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