The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-06-04

HINTS oN CtRnF'r Dfsr.s @r-NO. -.
charge o. one Of the London city hospitals in AN re-
Congestion OF The heart Which, resulted fatally within
az mouths causing dropsy OF the heart n nost cases
gerous and frequently fatal. when not tmmediatsly
fatal IL leaves impression behind which leads q fatal
disease. Congestion the iungsis often the preude
10 hemOrrnAge and consumption, and IN many cases
heart recei. e lie shock and The Issue L death.
Pericaditi. l. often easse Of dropsy OF me heart
l. caused sometimes nom constant oyer-e.ertion.
from excessive hea- and Precipitation. followed by ia
In The heat sense Of smoihering and suficcatoh and
short and dfteult respiration Treatment results n
The patient dies strain vii often prod6ce perica-
a rSsp q a @ yopRs a1 Ta alep ' sss sns
sharp pain passed through his heart though nerve
Of a iHssd 81 snd % ssn aa o
SAslonal pains; rom hearty and robust eonciton
ing summer he experienced the peculiar symptoms
heretofore noteddizziness cold feet suocating sen
one day be suddenly died. a post morton exanias-
ZION showed the heart surrounded with water. Peri
cardts can be cured IN its earlier stages and oy The
Thick or Impure blood Is cause OF heart disease.
under favorable conditions Nov the conditions are
unfavorablr. thu same amount Of work cannot BE done
thick more power must be exered 10 force % the
saireMltes OF the system ms extra enoFt res1i, N
the demand made upon II and the cpnsecuenc that
tne oiooa nows IN sinai ana sinEslsn sIeani eshos
which form tuinors. tube~cles. eruptions. ulcers.
forms Of Talssiv so-oaised local disease. these
are often treated locally. and when dislodged
treatment y generally wrong in these cases. The
should be sought out and removed and then the
treatment should be directed 70 the increase Of the cir
culaiion. and in this way remove The Impure lods.
plan Of treatment the disease Is cured on proper and
Philosophical principles Dr. Wm Hollister former
icne, that one might expect % Kill Canada
thistle ey cutting of the top as 70 permanently cure
OF the knife for the cure Of tumors and cancer
seaeTa dssppegt ne patient AZ ass " &c
knife n removing an oyarisn tumor. but va. ovsr
iced when TOO late il Vas admitted that Il she haa
been LEI alone she would have survived many years
Repealed erysipelas Il often csuse Of heart disease
This blood complaint and manifests itsef on the
surface IL II natures effort % get rid OF inter- De
ssi1 which tends not 20 remove and cure the trouble
but 70 scatter and smother II under the skin case
elias Was treated With cauterlaton 10 that extent that
nearly the whole surface the body was gone over,
and his early delsise expected. Affer year had
passed my attention was attracted - hls case ~ aeci
dent. directed my OF treatment % - 20 aid
throw the disease upon the sSrface again and
relieve the heart. Although was work Of time and
am now satisfied that II the proper had been
% IN may ol y ~ see
fhe result BY treating the seat Of disease
all the recuperaiiye forces OF nature are encouraged
and come 20 the physicians aid favorable result
would hardly be expected here the opposite course s
pursued. Here Is n case In point; man wealthy and
influential was lying In monetary expectation o.
dying In Of the wards OF London hospital. sew
ern years ago, nthe last stages Of consumption one
night there appeared tumor under the clavicle AS
IL Increased In size II pressed hard upon the undppe
until there great likelihood that he would suno
During this time the patients lungs worked aud
painted violently. Finally the tumor al at once began
to ssbsde and the patient sank into constoee state,
from which the attending physician said ne would
never emerge. In four or i've days be began 70 re-
vve, had icss fever. less cough gradually improved
and In . few weeks became comparatively vel man
The physician after had smother case OF ne
reditary coRsumption. Amer careful examination
he told the patient that be had passed into the third
stage Of consumption, and that his mslady v incura
And ia satisfactory termination Acr consulting the
former patient he returned 70 the hosps ana ASrsa
We physician e Try ,s e sRsrsss VA. ps,sed
around his neck and drawn tightly. and arer
the patient had become accustomed TO y the
ivory ball was pressed down harder no ne
hand drawn more closely until the person was ncarly
suGocsfcd. The lungs BY tins experiment we're no-
ienuy exercised. Finally the ulcers IN the lung. we're
broken and great quantity Of msrter wss di-sharge-
The pressure was relieved and Increased IRON dy 70
day until the lung were greatly snlarred and N. Y
Gers broken up. The patient nnaly recovered The
physician treated the cause Of the d~eaee, and sue
ceeded. The experiment enlarged the lungs soo
To be continued 81 \. s. Dodge.M- D.