The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

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| REGUReITATIOS OF THE BLOOD sometimes takes
place when the valves OF the heart become either weak
properly relieve itself through the eEcretory appars
t1s lt more heGTt I1ce and Is more apt to
times takes place In this disease the heart parts
Of it turns to bone. Dr. Hervey speaks on page 20 in
man subject TO cardiac disease for nine months. his
pulsebecoIning gradually weaker until. evening
hours after this his heart found to DO entirely
sifed For such eases there Is no remedy after the
heart once begins 70 turn to bone. The usually
is on account Of too much phosphate and fuae oflime
in the blood and ast passes through the heart this de-
posit is very gradually made at first and afterwafd
more rapidly until the entire substance OF the heart
Character death ensues when but small portion OF
the Heart or valves Is affected by the disease. In my
own practice have done very much more 10 effect
permanent cure OF all forms of Cardiac disease by
adopting such course of treatment a will remove
Circulating properly in the limbs and much 10
the BRAIN guarding the general strength Of the person
and using such remedies as wOuld benefit without in
Jury Nature has no forces TO spare in this class of az
feetionS wond also remark that 50 far as my expe-
rence goes In the use Of remedies adapted 20 the
OF Carge comp tants they are found almost univer
three coats with the endoeaTdium and the
hDrols coat OF the perlcarl u The external coat Is
aorta and larger trunks and disappears in the smaller
vessels The middle is thick in the large arteries
before redehing the eapares " The he inner coat is
lanpestand InQst elastic like the endocardHm, it
Of conncrtYe elastic tissue. Tie iatter j. intimately
eonneeted with the middle coat. The CapgbHies arc
the basement membrane OF the Internal coat Of the
T f5s iSa Es.Ps TIE Rels9Tk q ne Ssp&T va
rs eund thus in the lungs takes the form Of the aF
cells IN rfe muscles the ueshes are elongated. Tie
important operations OF secretion and the conversion
OF the Dutricnt teriaIs OF the blood into the bone,
Lgn The crcuIaiiQuOf ttc blood las more " do with
al forms ofseated or chronic than has yet re-
ceyed attention from the EiosI eminent OF medical
gentlemen In A. d. 1859 was consulted BY lady o.
forty years. subject to extreme varicUse veins. These
knottsd veins the limbs, often subject and
ruptures OF extraordinary character the medical
sSil thus far having been employed for number Of
more 70 disease Of the heart and blood than Of local
disease Of the be With this view OF the COMPLAINT
suit favorable; the blood soon began circulate
VIE n9rs lsalElty and become more pIIe the yar
It's m pleasant attending symptoms. Tie limbs now
and IL was evident sat my remedies had reached the
cause Of the disease and speedy cure soon followed.
OF very aggravated character, in the case OF lady OF
nifty years, was referred 70 me. discovered that the
gallon OF very poisonous and offensive matter per
Week and that Tor some reason oee sionaly the lis
Gays, the same potsonouz. offensive matter would be
that this matter was formedin the blood and some
times discharged from the ulcer. az other times from
the cause.-The formation Of This matter blood In
this way Thought the mystery OF cure might be solved
local character and thus far Unsuccessful Myreme-
dies we're brought 10 bear upon the heart and blood in
action Of the heart and circulation Of the blood and 10
enerVafe the sckly secretlOus and eXcretOns OF me
whole jaded systsUa.-1be seat OF the complaint vas
soon evidently under control, and improysEnent
known Oy the fact thatthe matter gradually became
less in quantity and less offensive in character until
In seven months the blood hadbeeone 50 healthy thai
there was matter 70 be thrown OF and me
ulcer healed up Of itself. AS nature had no more
need Of this ulcer 10 be used as Vssaug 10 relieve
the system Of penup poison in the blood II dlsap-
pearedI also disceEersd- in my examination il the
above case when nrst Consulted that there was some
nulo In the heart-case. which is called he1rt-dropsY-
tals nulc d tts pressure. had terdeccy % greatly
aoFlcge the size OF the p-se I'D thEs continue the
disease found thai this disease Rad 20 be cured 70
reech or cure the ulcer OF hearr disease re-
ported BY Prof. Parker. OF Neg York. was thsf Of
patient alady Of rtythree years. subject 10 ex-
ternal eryspelas for thirteen years IL appear In m
quent attacks On tbs surface Of the person Al one
attack spread rapidly over the person n spfe Of
medical Treatment FINALLY the doctor determined Oh
dsperate enQrt and cauterized much Of the surace
way and the disease struck internally the AeGTtand
water began rapidly 10 gather IN the heart-c7se,
and rose up around the heart proper until II was
nearly covered with fluid. so as 10 cause synotlt
erng aalfocatlon- shortness Of breath. with tifed
e1lasteo ieellng- followed BY dizziness and OrEeui
ness trein0iing aad palpitafioa CT The heart sns
Ilen o. water running around the heart sound or VA
Years, was despaired Of. AT last Prof farkes vs.
consulted. After careful examination the prolesor
gave IL as his opinion that the disease OF ne n N
produced by the repealed er1s1pet1s ana tsat sst[
ment shoud be instituted 70 aid nat ure 70 .toE tns
eryspelas again the surface and thus cure the
his course OF treatment was st once Aqopted and
worked Ike charm. The cause was nov IN 1sal 70
be reached and remoyed- The Treatment rg rq9ss9
success. Dis y D DODVE-
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