Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-06
HINTS ON CARDIAC DrsEAsE-NO. 3


Dr. Ena so sRo for
eSn sao Of sH SSs
gerous and frequently fatal When not immediately q, sy
disease Congestion Of the lungs is often the prelude
hemorrhage and consumption. and In many cases
SeSrt receives sns he shocE and the
Pericaditls L. often cause OF dropsy 90 ume me"r
Ia caused sometimes from constant oyer,eAefrtlQn:
from excessive heat and sSsrn py s
In the heart sense smotherlng and sutiocation and
s no nna rse Ss nes and
the patient dies strain will often produce per nas
throxn IN aowa GnpS Ssun and
sharp pain passed through his heart 40 thoug.
a oaa ntRess foowed after that
casona pains Froma hearty ana ronus, nc fnnW
here H noted dizziness cold feet sunocatns SEN
day he suddenly died. post mortem examine nina
ton showed the heart surrounded with water peri,
cards be cured in its earlier stages and oy the
Thick or impure blood - cause OF heart disease
The heart is designed to do CERTAIN amount q work
under favorable Conditions Nowif the conditions are
the
thick power mus, be eMsrea to NJ s n
s disease IN tine the heart becomes
the demand made upon T. and the CONSEQUENCE 70 that
iting at various points along the route impurities
which form tuinors, tnberces, eruptions ulcers ,.
fars Of ssy
are often treated locally ana whsh dis9ag cai
Treatment is generally wrong in these cases. The
cause should be sought and removed. and then the
treatment should be- directed to the increase cir
culaton. and in this way remove The Impure l9ag
principle pr w n eTasa i Of ed
icne that one might as soon expect to XII Tanad a
By sns s S a. Of ap
use OF the knife for the cure Of tumors ans cancer
yin M
knife In removing an ovarian tumor but was over
aced when too late it was admitted that If she had
been let alone she would have survived many Years
This Is blood complsnt and maniests itself on the
surface. II Is natures effort to get rid OF Internal de
KIN When tends not to remove and cure the trouble
but TO scatter and smother 1t under the skin case
elias was treated With canterizafon to that extent that
nearly the whole surface OF the body was gone over.
passed my attention was attracted to his case by acc
dent directed my course OF treatment 80 ~ 70 aid
nature 70 throw the disease upon the surface again and
relieve the heart Although twas work of time and
the been
taken many % re h
result BY treating the seat or cause O. disease
all the recuperave forces OF nature are encouIakcu
and come TO the physicians aid. favorable result
would hardly be expected where the opposite course II
pursued. Here II case In point man wealthy ana
influential was lying in momtntary expectation OF
dying In oae OF the wards OF London hospital sew
erai years ago. nthe last stages Of consumption one
night there appeared tumor under the c!avlce As
II Increased In size pressed hard upon the windpPe
until there great 1ik ehood that he would sufo
cate. During this time the patients lungs worked and
painted violently. Finally the tumor all at once began
TO subside. and the patient sank into comaose state
| from which the attending physician said he would
never emerge In four or fve days he began 70 re.
yiye had less fever. less cough, gradually improved,
| and In few weeks became comparatively well man
The same physician after had another case OF he
redltary consuin ption. After careful examination
he told the patient that he had passed into the third
stage Of consumption and that his maAdy was ncura
BILE but gave the history OF the above related
and satisfactory termination After consulting inc
former patient he returned 10 the hospital and allowed
band with an ivory ball attached was passed
/ around his neck and drawn tightly, and aHer
| tho patient had become accustomed 10 the
| ivory ball was pressed down harder and the
band drawn closely until the person was nearly
| sufYocsted. The lungs BY this experiment were No.
lenty exercised. Finally the ulcers In the lungs were
broken and great quantity Of matter was DISC
The pressure relieved and increased from gay 70
day until the lungs were greatly enlarged ana th NJ
GERS broken up. The patient finally recovered Inc
physician treated the cause OF the disease ana SUE
| ceeded The experiment enlarged the lungs ana
| Olred the consumption.
| To be continued by n. s. Dodge, N. D.