The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-15

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aatef cure r0,l~e Ia 4 those sAiuisrf efforts
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The canditian 81 the yisgsra, on which
chronic disease depends. i enc q Irritation
or iuaimation. oppression y CO ses;iou, aud
distraction II applying The ~lisr core it
I + DesesssKy 10 ascertain which a These
states blaius. have jas, stated. that whoa
inaamm4t.0n or congestion eaist ia part. i
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some slhsr prls Aud 30 in The ina trl-
matory or eoBgesiise state o. the sisaent un-
4 der consideration, 81 parts Of the tody At,
I deprived Of the o. ouaulify II circulating
blood ssse the part clifouically diseased and
he seera, which makes its disea-e chrenig
e viii lake rheumatic limh 20 instance
,he,e = be a gorged state u tie liver aud
stomach. AID insimed hb.ous sbeathsi h,
circulation ID ID. skin q 'gs. the sdneys At'
sctnfy IA action. 50 a. e US bowels. So IL
osher wurds, thete il aas 4fsff'sHla7 g
blood, from deficient efg mic cuers.y "a 90
sisesra. u RID themselves u the excess ,sfy
e0niain; for If they can be made 70 that,
tho chronic complaint CEASES Ihs Is the
case both when there is taliue>x AID when
there is want u blood IN The sys en- geuef
ally; for as has been already stated. Nhen
there IS general deficiency q blood. Nature
always c,nicfs the little there IS Ia the ii
tetiml aaIts The principal aim of tie va
tar igeatmsut III chIOule diseise Is, there
l;,te, 10 procure tsfier dislritu,iuno Of blo,5d
II there ~ blu0dleesuess ~ well, The fo ma-
Ton uf blooi is anotser Chief aim, but 81
ways Ia connection With - Improved disIrl-
bulion. otherwise the blood l'ale will aug
mtni The congestion OF the 1iscyfd.
Having aseerlaiued whether The phase Of
siseefal fullhess is lhti Vi irritation, if t.
nation. congestion, or obstruction, i j. ex-
pedlent to act upon some Il Tie giAs
which have been deprived Of their suply of
blood. aud whose nutrition has begn cur
tailed by the excess ia the sisrelll IL al
chronic diseases, the SIN is especially afee
ted ID its nuiritlye energy As hooh acsa-
muliaes within, il diuinlshe> .oat,id, 10
chat IN very old chrouic maiades, here is
not particle OF blood TO he ieum III the
sbIiyeled bloodless surface II Tie 0oay. Il
il upon this surface lhit ile rioc,ssea Of tie
wafer cure are especially dlclei Ltdaed
Ia the healthy stale VIVA 40 eHotm u= sup
ply Of blood and nutritiye nervous etegEy,
and moreover, closely counec cd with tie
brain and spinal cofd, by innnmeraAe
nerves proceeding from them, lie condition
Of tile skin, ~ regtrls nutrition, IS neces-
sarily of vast importance 10 the rest Of the
economy. Aud this is more striking stiii,
when il is considered as the surface which
receives the impression Of all atnios lhefc
changes, forms great excletOry organ, and
is tho seat OK y Considerable porliun of the
waste always going on. Ia chfou,c disease,
al. these important fuBgiivHs are diminished
or delanged. Deprived Of bhod. bur sHll
deriving exquisite scnsitiyeucss from the
nerves II receives from the bra n ahd spinal
cord, Il retains It's susceptible y to all exier-
nal circumstances without having blood
enough and therefore uutriiiye power enough
to ~. act upon and resist them. lor Ike
reason is action Of excreIiou and waste is
diminished The organic sympathy which
il has with the viscera within, by mcaus Vi
gangliouic nerves, is dsordercd. and the
equilibrlu u between il and the mucous Heni-
branes, which are the internal ssta. lost;
whilst by the network u animal nerves 1t
lies from the spinal card and brain, il
sends ~ % those organs the impression u
every atmospheric agent, afid receives ifosn
them the impression u every mental process
Of perception, thought, and glli. Aud beit
remembered. that IN chronic diseases the
nutrition II the brain IL always more OF lgss
deg1ngtd, and that the skin, therefore, re-
eciFes impressions from di-ortieied source
Thus standing between the Two great ner-
,ous centres. connected with the gsuglionic
centre BY the uuirilse hervs, il possesses,
aud with the brain and spinal cord by the
animal nerves with which il is 50 copivusy
supplied, il may readily be conceded, that
the system Of trea'ueui which makes the
skin the surface on which TO produce its op.
creations is. al least, no contgaetel one Ac-
ting upcn the skin. we can adeel powerfully
~ ieet.ly the nutrition u the primary nutri.
Ill e Niscera and tie brain and spinal cord.
&c and. lhrough them. the nutrition u
the entire organism. Being external. we
can aseeflanihe exact amount 81 the result
q. he iemeds; and On tins account, we
know il - be the seiesl part for the applie,-
ton Of means Besdes All which, il is, in
chronic disease. the organ whose blood cir
cnlation has been most seriously deieriora-
ted 81 the sisceral congestion. and which.
sherrfyre. usost urgently presents itself as
tina, by shich u ie-essablish he eqgilibri-
u9
The action Il The safer cure. then. is up
on tie gsngiiOnic or nufFitiye nerves u the
skjn. connected vi h the great gaBglionic
cea,tfe VI the sisceri, aud upon is animal
nerves, CONNECTED With the brain and spinal
cord. fii being always Kept in % ~ that The