Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-07
RRISEASE OF TIE ART
PALPITATION.

PALPITATION.
One of the most distressing diseases that flesh is he'll
to- person subject to it is liable to ATTACK at any
moment, whether lying sitting, Walking Its attack
is sudden and oftentimes without any premouitior
whatever and too, oftenumes Without any appreciabI
cause, and the relief that be afforded the poor
patient during the paroxysm is exceedingly unsatsfac-
tory for but Little be done that will in any way give
much relief
This Of all other diseases that have attempted to
treat upon is the most important only from its being
otenimes Of difficult removal from its being so
exceedingly liable into that structural organic
disease of the heart for which there is no cure; and
would the space be allowed 1 should feel in duty
bound to suffering humanity to make use OF several
columns in this paper. that might throw all the Hight
possible for me to do, upou this all important disease its
causes indications Of cure, &C.. &c In the
hope that might be the humble means of awakening
sufferers with this disease to their erlops
condition and stimulate them to lose no time in adopting
mode OF treatment that would throw that condi
ton of the system Which the of the functional
arrangement.
There are two kinds Of PalpatioR viz. That proceed
ing from organic disease OF the hearor disease Of It's
muscular substance and functional papstion.
For TIE former there cure; t is often paisted but
cured. For the latter although all treatment has
been by OF the highest authorities discarded and
discarded because las they little If any success
attends any remedial effort that may be made Yet
well directed treatment only Of the most signal
benefit but will effect cure, providing the grand cause
of the functional arrangement be well understood and
treatment instituted with direct reference it So
from dscardng all treatmenit certainly shoun receive
the closest investigation and scrutiny, and every possible
exertion should be used toward3 its removal lest its
continuance shood bring that structural organic
disease OF the heart which, in cases out Of ten is
the result Of prolonged uncured and uncaTed for func
tional disease.
Organic, or that fucurable disease of the muscular
structure OF the heart is produced as have already
said by the nervous functional disease Of that organ
and from this fact the functional disease should have
every remedial attention paid to in the hope that are
1t be too late treatment may be icstituted that will do
away with the cause of the functional and thus prevent
fha noon aa,of fkal
cause Of the nervous paptation functional disease of
the hearth But before answering this question let US see
what are generally the accompanying symptoms. The
pulse. generally from 90to l10tongue clean red and
swollen irritation and redness abQnt the tonsis-boWes
generally very irregulArheadaohe and flushed face
tenderness at the pit of the stomach acidity Hatu
lence-sleep Of spirits of hours
duratoneet cold-skih highly sensitive to changes in
the atmosphere, &C.. sc, giving the most positive
assurance Ut highly congested and iTrated condition
OF the mucus membrane Of the digestive organs The
cause then Of nervous paptation or functional deranre
msnt Of the heart has its origin in disease Of the stomach
and digestive organs the removal OF which Of the first
Importance for by SO doing the functional
disease and steer our patient clear of thr terrible sruc
tnral oTganc disease of tbs heart which there is no
and but very little relief from palliaves And by
the 6y,J will here take occasion, to remark, the
benefit Of sufferers, that, general thing, where
functional disease is stubborn and of difficult removal
physicians too apt impute their III success to the
disease having passed into the structural organic disease
and so would say to all, be dismayed, for your
physicians may be mistaken and you may yetbe relieved
by timely application to proper remedies
The true indication of treatment then, is the removal
OF the highly Initiated and coDgesed condition Of the
digestive organs; and if there is any disease requiring
the mort particular selection in remedies this most GER
tanly Is one not only because valuable time may
be lost in the taking Of improper remedies but the
exhibition OF remedies not consistent with the oondi
ton OF the stomach may increase still more the disease
au hasten on the structural organic disease The remedy
above all others for this disease is BLISS DYSPEPTIo
hEnEDf"-a remedy in which the most implicit conf
dence can be placed, for if taken closely according to
directions tsgether with living up to all the accompany.
ing directions, 50 far as circumstance will admit it will
most assuredly effect permanent and speedy cure To
all subject to this disease would say. get this medicine
al once and lose no time 10 placing your system under
its remedial influence for every day lost brings you just
50 much nearer to that incurabIe dieease--organic
disease Of the heart.
W. W. BLISS, NJ D.,
,.. 1868 Broadway, N. Y.
BLISS DYsPEPTIO REMEDY is sold BY all drug
giss and by whom will be by mail to any adde's
on receiving the price Of the mcdicne-$2 per package
HARRAL, RIsLEY, 4 KIrOHEN
Importers and Wholesale Druggists
10 Barclay street. New York.
Sole agents for New England and New York.
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