The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-14

REsuReIrATIoS OF THE BLOOD sometimes takes
properly relieve itself through the eIcretoy appsra
disease o.son ef
times takes place In this disease the heart or parts
of II, turns 20 bone. Dr. Hervey speaks. page " in
hs Chronic Disease "yol H. q one case Of gentle.
70 for MINE months h.
he deceased py the roadside pom ANIMATION three
SHED For such cases there Is remedy after the
heart begins 70 turn TO bone The cause usually
in The blood and as passes Though the heart this dee
posIt very gradually made at nrst and afterward
becomes changed TO bone. In many cases Of this
n a re- DEAN ensnes when put sma portion OF
own practice have done very much more 70 effect .
Adopting such course Of treatment a. will remove
the causes, keep the blood in proper condition and
the BRAIN guarding the general strength Of The person
and using such remedies would benefit without in
feciOns would also remark hat so Tar as my eape
ne1ce goes In the use Of adapted TO the cure
sally In the reoeta6ie hngaon. The arteries have
Nitrous coat Of the percardium The external coat is
Chiefly OF white hbrous tissue. II quite thin In the
vessels The middle coat l. thick In the large arteries
and gradually becomes thinner till L. disappearance
Snnest and most ae elastic Ike the end has Il
has an epthelium, basement membrane and layer
connected with the middle coat The Capiildrses
exceedingly delicate tubes which are continuous with
terles and veins: The network o. the capllaries
is found thus in The lungs il taxes the form Of the air
cells; In the muscles the meshes elongated. The
important operations OF secretion and the conversion
OF the nutrient materials Of the blood into the bone
muscle etc. are performed IN these vessels Obserya-
all forms seized or chronic disease than has vet re-
ceived attention rom The most eminent OF medical
forty years subject to extreme veins These
knotted veins on the limbs often subject % and
ruptures of an extraordinary character. the medical
skill thus far having been employed for number o.
more 70 disease Of the heart and blood than cf local
disease OF the limbs. With this view OF thecomplalnt
Instituted treatment adapted 10 the cause. The
with more regularity and become more pure. the yar-
its unpleasant artcndns syDptems Xxx limbs ' now s
soon received nourishment and oxygen from the blood
cause Of the disease and speedy followed.
In A. u lst case Of scroiulons ulcer on the ankle
nfty years was referred 70 me. discovered that the
gallon Of yery poooas and oens vSe arer pee
week, and that for some reason. occ tsonay the dis
days, the same poisonous offensive naftes would he
discharged from the lungs. regarded this a. proof
times discharged rom the ulcer at other times from
the lungs and that the treatment should be drectedo
this way Thought the mystery OF cure mi Git be solved
All treatment for the cure of the ulcer had been Of
dies were brought 70 bear upon the heart and blood in
e heart a. "a and lsG ss x e
eneryate the scky secretons and eNcretions of the
NnOlc FADED system. lnt ~cAt OF the complaint
soon evidently under control, aud improvement was
known by the fact that the matter gradually became
less In quantity and less offensive Ia character until
In seven months, the blood had become healthy that
there was matter to be thrown of and the
ulcer healed up Of itself. A. nature had no more
need Of this ulcer 90 be used Tesupils relieve
the system Of pcniup poison In the blood, 10 dsap
pe AIRED. also discovered. In iny examination In the
above case when nrst consulted there was some
this nuld by it, pressure, had tendency to greatly
abridge the size Of the pulse, and thus continue the
disease found that this disease had 70 be cured 20
reach OF cure the ulcer. Of heart disease re-
ported BY Prof. Parker. OF New York. was that Of
dropsy caused by eryspcas striking the heart The
patient was lady or thiry-three years. subject 70
terna erysipcas for thirteen years happening IN FREE
attack u spread rapidly the person In spite OF
medical treatment. Finally the doctor Determination
desperate effort and cauterzed much OF the surface
on the persons nnaly. under this pressure nature gave
way and the disease struck internally the hedrfand
water began rapidly 10 gather IN the heart-case,
MID rose up around the heart proper unnl II was
nearly covered with fluid. 50 as " cause smoth-
exhausted feeling followed by dlknness and forgetfu
ness trembling and palpltaflon Of the heart sensa
llon of water running around the heart sound or
ter In the chest the lo OF the heart. Life for two
years, was dcspaired OF. AZ last Prof. Parker was
consulted After careful examination the professor
gave y az his opinion that the disease OF The heart was
produced by the repealed @Uspeds, and that treat
lent should be Instituted TO aid nature % throw the
erysIpelas again the surface and thus the heart
This courre az treatment at once adopted and
worked like charm. The cause now In way to
be reached and removed. The treatment proved a
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