The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-04-22
lois, SHEPARD q CO.,
Battle Greek, Michigan



Reorganization Of the blood results from weakness
and disease Of the valves Of the heart These
The ud 70 and then close up ss to prevent il.
TetqTn. When they become weakened or paraly zed
his exists the circulation is messura6y affected and
n time Gouf, Rheumatism and Paralysis of the limbs
Of disease ultimately follow In :onIe esse s
and in its earlier stages this condition Is durable but
q sedG IN 10 nmiRs PT T. Tse
Inherent persons ranging from twenty-five to thirty
for the e Usage Of the 81 boad IhT fa The
ody and its return TO the heart varies in different
lon Of The heart lungs and BRAIN the amount and
arscter OF The air inspired and the degree Of
az motion. Probably about six minutes may be con-
G a a a ne assIse Period although many writers
FeS persons Dr. Lzenneck are aware ofthe prin-
pal OF primary causes of heart affections. Among
siIion; hepaiization lefI lung causing an uId
lressus on some part of the organ congestion Of the
IN case OF general dropsy; scrofuia cicyging he
blood: repealed measles; scarlet lever and erup,ye
conssaatly-di assesses: mlkeg: vsrieoec
Veins lever sors and many other conditions Of dis
sudden or gradual and perlrsaent deran-snent and
disease Of the heart. ~
HesTt-dropsy i by far the most common form of
heart disease The testimony and experience OF prse
ut4Orcrs OF high rcpafe, the medical Journals and The
The statement Gioihing worn too cioseE arpun a.,
person tends TO impede the circulation b. rtraIrinS
have room 10 expand snd CONTRACT IL tbrnx. ,s
and half ounces of blou q, each puixarjnn vhs- IN
circumstances are favorable, but IL from closely
later follows Dr Parker, Of New YORK. in saT,
on hearttropsy. relates the case of q Young lad,
:alniing resulted, and. srhough she was removed Il
he open ar and her corset aces cut tie action Of M
heart was suspended for an hour She died Of heart
irgpsy IN less than year. Another lady was sinh
larry attacked in church. and renamed in con,li;;,,
u suspended animation for seven hours WhrD n.
resed enc declared that during period OF her IN
seLspinty she had been with her sister who die ,T,
years before. and expressed wish for weeks at;Sr
saLu Ihat enc might die and her deiiChtfuI ex
pn, rom this attack the heart began TO b<
g'es1h ana symptoms Of wafer and In IftIr nor,
aah year cue hsooned away, and was dead in a Il,
found that the water had Covered The herr mi ~,
aefcd unable to perform It's funttiors A ease i
reported By Dr. DuEeIison in his clinical lecture.
ssIe person had fractured his hip and Injured hi,
spine Who Saa kept his lct side ior s,.ycyal weels
~ soen position that there quite procure owe
e REGION Of the heart Faintness, smothcring suIo.
aa ~ less than two years sudden death resulted II
mi case Too, post Ilortem examination re,ca,..
aepaple mae asstn Was ssused By dro~y Of the heart
creating an undue pressure. The lung, a.nrnd m,
neart In condition Of health aud sponxy a
But when they are hepaf!zed or differentiated or hard
ened from any cause interfere with the prner
asa9n OF the heart. fcyerrh CONDITION Of the pcri
cal9u or heartczse results which prevents lis nor
mai Precipitation, and the sweat accun,ula,es urJe,
me pefie artiium, causing heart-dropsy. sto0pnc
acA IN precisely the same way because il hil
ports show that large percentage OF eaths n tii
AND snoemaker1 are sudden and carly and In al,ros
sfeIy ease post morfem examination reveals ann,
ing position Of these mechanics while at work N
bizaI states In his hospital rcp0rts that vnrtmc,
are subiect 10 Se.ascs constantly stopping position
ano sudden death from heart diseases.
" W continued BY y. s. DODGE u. D,