American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-05-08

HINTS ON CARDIAC DIsEASE-NO. 3.
l. also RGOc eSsss OF Tss
charge Of one of the London city hospitals IN ms re-
E aa o ana a
six months causing drops Of the heart In cases
and r nnl fatal
e ana and IN ca ss
heart receives the shock, and the issue is death -.
and IN chronic and ACUTE form is not
Il sss and By &
% tSe The ass Ps
short dhicut respiration. Trcatment results in
n the % oe
ditis: In one case, young man while skating was
s
off 81 s a
Sas9na palms, From hearty and robust &c eo9 9a
hefeoiore @ cold Old feet suoeStns
Sns day he suddenly n died Rot e
cars can be cured in its earlier stages and by the
Thick or impure blood is a cause of heart disease:
The heart is designed TO do certain amount Of w.rk
unfavorable the amount Of work cannot be done
Without lhs e6sr The blood be tSe
extremties of the systen This extra effort results IN
the demand made it, and the consequence Is that
The blood flows in small and sluggish stream dePos-
which form tuinors. tubercles, eruptions, ulcers,
swsR aha
eep The Ssa fa and saon
Be OUT % en- sie n the
would naturally m, The remedies and
culation. and in this way remove the impure lodg
ments and clean out the sand of disease By this
Philesophleai principles: Dr. WIN. Haliis!sr. iorne5
n one n @ to m
thistle Py emitting OH the TOP permanen,y cure
use of the knife for the Of tunors and cancer
Prof Parker, Of New York; opposed the use Of the
knife in removing an ovarian tnnlor but was over
Heed. When too late it was admitted that If she had
Repealed eryspeIas is often cause Of heart disease.
This is blood complaint and manfests itself on me
but 10 scatteI and Smother II 9nder tie skin case
occurred in Buffalo where slight attack 81 erysp.
nearly the whole surface of the body was gone over
and his early dem Sc was expected. After year had
passed attention attracted 10 his case by ACCT
nature to throw pGon The sarce sSr1 and
relieve the heart: AIhoueh II was w9ak Oh LINZ and
might have been wrought where only failure has been
all the recuperative of nature encourage
and come t. the rhyseiasn aid fasSrass res
pursued. Here is case in point: A man wealthy
dying in one Of tie Wards Of a London hospital
erai years ago, inthe last stages OF consumption
Ii Increased in size it pressed hard upon the VI
until there great Likelihood that he wou
cate. During this time the patients lungs wor
painted violently Finally the tuinor all at on'
to subside, and the patient sank into q comatos
from which the attending physician said he w0u
never emerge. In four or five days he began to rs
vye had less fever less cough. gradually improved.
and in a few weeks became comparatively well man.
The physician after had another case of he
redtary consumption. After a careful examination
patient that he had passed into the third
stage Of consumption and that his maady incura
BILE but also the history of the above related
and satisfactory termination. After consulting the
patient he the hospital and allowed
the physician to try an experiment. silver
band with ivory ball attached was passed
around his neck and drawn tightly, and .. after
ivory ball pressed down harder and the
band drawn closely until the person was nearly
sutfocated. The lungs by this experiment. were vio-
ently exercised Finally the ulcers in the lungs were
broken and great quantity of matter was discharged
The pressure relieved and increased from day TO
day until the lungs were greatly enlarged and the III
GERS broken up The patient finally recovered The
physician treated the cause of the disease and sue
ceeded. The experiment enlarged the lungs and
cured the consumption.
To be continued BY n. S. Dodge, NJ. D.