The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-30

HINTS on CARDIAC DrsEAsEs--xo.

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HINTS ON CARDIAC DIsEAsEs---NO.I I.
1nE BLooD.-As the contents Of the absorbent YES
complete change into that renar able fuld, the blood
s pa 81 d an s 1 f. So1 s%part
OF liquid poilion named liquor sangunis. the plasma
tifudcs Of nisnte circular bodies called corpuscles;
these two kinds the white. or coloress and the
hundred millions are said 20 exist in single crop Of
blood the red color Is due % theg accumulated. as
tain Only am S ai WSe The Ehfc coz coP
puscles have, IN addition. nucleus and indLtnct
rom supplying materials for the secreons Tor nutr.
i've changes p me sod tissues AMI aso IN the blood
Hesh, ana with reason since y not Only contains the
Ii solid matter) In order that the blood. with Us
cargo Of supplies, should fulh rs mission OF nutrl-
ton, II must be kept constantly moving in crcutin-
GLIDING every part OF tie body; this movement is
called Us crcunton, which TAKES place through the
rtes, cdDa.aries and VEINS The Heart hollow
Gle incosed in q sac named per acdydnna. The heart
iscOne-ke in shape, whence its triple division into
base, body aad apex Its length L. about Ave inches
and III basal diameter about tour inches II Is every
by means of tie large blood e1s.s r. lined 10 he
vertebra column. reaching from the region OF the
rected doVw ard forward and 10 the left pointing TO
the junceuof the fn rib with itscartilage The In.
cular serium. or wall into two chambers. named the
right and left Chambers each OF these Is divided by
transverse construction into two apartments. named
the Aurice and the Nentricle-the Auricie occupying
the oasa end Of the organ and The Senirce the body
by side, having no communication with each other aid
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heart Cardic. Heart Diseases. says DR.. Dungs0n.
q as Of complaints strikes at the vital home OF life
and. by ripplng the action Of the heart causes rush
the result Ia other cases tile pulse IA the limbs
becomes feeble that palsy attack the right OF the
limbs otfers become rheumatic stlI Jolnied or very
clumsy Dr.. Wood states, 10 his pamphlet onPericar-
Circulation ofhc blood Is often The cause Of congestion
Inflammation and seated forms OF chronic disease and
Heart DUet.ses. The Arteries nrm. membranous.
cylindrical tubes. arising from the ventrces 81 re
named the Aorta is the systemic trunk and that from
The right ventrcle snamed The Pnon dri,rs = me
trice for short distance behind the sternHin aud
caied ne syen af ~ korta III mon masses down
ward. parallel with the spinal column. through the
the abdomen Ii l. named the Abda,aa Aorta. In the
sacral OF the abdomen IL finally separates into two
divisions, called Iloc Arteries n the thfh, above
knee. interior and fCsteTiOr I5i1i Arteries. FROM
large bfanchesuthe c, cit whcs carries blood tofhe
head. the sl6ciaUida Its branches in tie arm are
named brochiai. below the elbow. rii.ai aud uiHar
arteries THIS systemic trunk diyit,s Ind sEifli ides
into inner and Amer arteries. like tbs iicitf from
comm lnIcate with each 0.h, in liner nctW 81 ~ tll
the ultimate ramincatlons. TOO minute 10 be seen "
atom OF the body These hnal branches are called
Cspiliaries The ceps'1as .sr,e e egRit ne t ~,
veins that IL is impossible 10 tell just where the ar
tery ends and the vein begins: IN t..se minute nIs
stance Of the tissues. making them the poftan
part q tas whole . ~ Y si M, ~ ' ae
larger yensconverging forGfu the heart I'll Tie ina
union In two trunks. the 0sccNd4hn ana descend 8
vena cara that connect with the right aurcie q IA,
heart. The dSce1td no rchd cdri collects the blood
ie9nin s ~ the rt are II lie heart. Tue a.
scedng cara derives IL branches from the head
II terminates the upper hack part az tho riFt nur
ce OF the heart. The AUria aud Caya Constitute Tie
Melliott IN his work on the Portal Circulation. page
1914. says that Of all the causes ~ this class OF co
heart ANY rrcguarty IA the even Jusai.1as OF ~,
heart causes uncertainty IN the rslnen q AZ te
structure Of man, but more especially IN the portal
system The secretons OF the liver. as well a. the
cretons Of the bowels. become angud ard qail hea
the pulsaons Of the arteries are weak. small or irreg
Siysi frdin the bood and how sha the seerts, n
excreiant vessels obtain their proper supplies n tht
heart falls 70 send is proper gpantun 81 eood ~ Ac
fecfnal Ia vast many cases. A. they DO not reach tf
real OF the complaint. which IL dcrauEtfEl 81
the heart and ts appcnlases The heart should throw
ftcO aud G.a0lf oies OF blood az each beat ilg
dinaTy.sited ady,. /, his ias q '' Y WIN Fise
blood thrown Al each IN f n K VS. WITH eat return
ug pulsaion. proper amount OF material y tfe enc
nourish the tecreuons a. Wen a. iortAcrcioy ssrs
With this Volume OF blood IN proper actiouie pulss
y large round and fun Further siatcistffS siNN
strength and health OF the person flags "a tie sam,
proportion. Some have a full. UNI pulse, others
halfpulsc stil others Quartci-pnlse. While SOM
have only an eirhih-pulse and in extreme cases "a
heart dropsy the pulse u hardly, AZ tnes dseet era
Bile. and sinks To asiNtceHipNee. ~ ttcil cases o..
fluid nearly covers the heart. caEsinEa singular igel
ing about The heart ~ tit,s heavy bestis cr ~
atlOn; again IL Is Irregular and CAUSES sfkuif aiAA
ing. smUthcrng feeling. eAi. cation, shuurtss 81
breath. dissatisfaction IN hrc -; one las a. rsch
Tor breath three or four times y NV W. ~ " VII v
properly inflated: again grctt rufh 81 blood . TIE
head dizziness follow fihAt pres trr on ie ~
81 the h.aA and over TIE q i " lth hpa,.es. .h .eop
even IN the uarTHcst seas %. In such ilfaNt person
The pulse Is very small ~ TIE nervous sytiein Pre-
traiea Such ra ents often remark trlt th,f arr ~
tgucd all the time they ilri wfafy IN tne morning q.
well at light. lNcrcuWpalnt. in inaf sre!. cnse
IL supposed % he tie prncira complaint. Nhiic fei
cral cusivcncss pf the bowels prevails. with air as
constant headache. vita frequent ctilis. lr. WIN
Clark. Of London. savS that. as general acf. IN cas-
where many ~ the above q mTions east, The grand
difficulty may oe In the circpat0rv organs. Dr. T. ~
Nilhcri0rce. OF Edinburgh. shows that ~ iN CAS- m a.
the prevalence Of the above tiEns Of chronic e. M
piaints nine ont ~ ten shcrc Was failure II
the heart perform its Offices. and In majority u
cases where sufnatlun. eniu'hcrinr. sfurintss Of
breath cold feet nd a small and feeble pulse prevailed
be fous the heart q BE- more or less afccird Will
heart dro3sy Dr. Il Feiat. q Paris France. say
that in majority Of Cases Of sudden death from heart
drupey the person fails IN strength WEAKNESS FOL
lows The Ialsc fades away uutl water the heart
and II browns "a moment Of tine and death follows.
Dr. Hoffman, OF New ufk. states IN letter 70 the
London Ldacr that c1ri1c a. eases We're among the
increasing OF permanent disease, frequent
cause Of weakness nervousness and general debility
prompt return VI the blood 10 the heart Is Necessary
TO general health. cause Of AropcNy. Epilepsy and
treated successfully ~ not too far advanced. DR..
Walker Of Quebec. states that he never knew a
heart dropsy cured after the fluid had covered the
heart but that in the earlier sfaess this complaint
would yield 20 modern scientific treatment in nine
Cases out Of every ten DIR. \. >. DODGE.