The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-29

HINTS ON CARDIAC DISEASES---NO.1 L.
THE BLo9DAs The conteRts oS The sesSroeIt E ss
sells enter the t Hnergy tss sld ~
which contains ~ The 9r t bed sggPp0T e.
Of liquid portiOu1araed liquor sanguinis the nasna
or LIQUOR 81 the bfeod which holds IN suspensi5hnul
tsss e tTa ENDS S9ae oT
rcd the Latter are g minute thas no less t9Sn one
blood; the red color is due to their aecpm1ation As
wheni IN thin layers they appear Ihey e98e
15 G nav in tio nScIsns and ipdistnct
granuies Tie blood is constantly undergoing los,
Ts n and S
itself THE French call blood char c0lt rulnlng'
sane same coTstitsehfs as hss, bur oneafR Of the weight
Is sohd stte n a 9Fes sft the SeO OF T n II
eG @ eTer V p 81 e any bSdy wen tent IS
S Sss a 2 ses sacs5 consist Sas i the s
Ties, caplTies aud veins. The Hear is hollow mus
Is IN shane Whence its triple division into
base body and sReS IL length T. about fye Inches
BY means Of the large Bood-vessels is Ioiled to the
T fourth er eeiq to lie e Se TIE apex 5 d
rected downward forward and 10 the left pointls 20
terror Of the hesrt Il divided BIZ loritddina mus
cular sepiumy or wal1n two chambers named me
the Aurcie and the Nenfriciesthe Aurcle occupying
the basal end of the organ and the NeDrce the body
and apex There virtually tlco hearts placed side
by side, having no communication with each other and
called the pUlniOc heart. and the left the systemic
heart. Cardc, or Heart Diseases, says DE- DsHgAs9n
class of complaints strikes at the vital home OF LIE
and by Gripping the action OF the heart cause arush
the result; ip OthercaSes pulse ceases in The =nos
orbecomes so feeble that palsy atacks me rght or Le
left side oT.depPvss tine person of The Of lower
limbs. Others become rheumatic, Sun oirteu or very
clumsy Dr. Wood states his p5les on IeTse sSe
Circulation the blood me cause u eonestOn
Inflammation and sesfzd forms Of chronic a sease and
that sudden death arises in nine cases outof ten from
Heart Disedges. The Arteries are frIpi mem sran os
cylindrical tubes arising from the yercles 81 me
named the AOrta Is the systemic trunk, and that ron
the rght {enTiee Ee4 Le s rom et Is ye enc
tricle for short distance behind the sternum and
then curves downward fosmi Ing senli-eircular penc
ward, parallel with the spinal column. through the
the abdomen It Is named the A5dosial Aorta In the
sacra part of the abdOmenft finally sep2rates into Two
f fei F6es aGa ef AFss p %
knee, anterior and Posteloy I'5aL Arteries From
large branches-the car0td, which carries blood 5the
head the sgbcdDLdla- Its branches IN the ara are
into finer and Ier arferes like the BRANCHES from
t5s SEf 4 w ifs each ss6s u
the ultimate rami6catons, too minute to De seen by
atom Of he BODY These fnai branches are called
Capillaries The cdpiHrles to connect the ter
ninatiOn Of the arteries With the beginning or inc
veins SO that il is Impossible TO tell just where the
terF ends and the vein begins. In these mi1ae yes
stance Of the tissues making tsen the most uportsnt
part of the whole clrcuJatory system me ee.s mus
Iarer copverging tOICdTd the heart TIL the mai
union in 5w9 qa5 The sef ed s6 a gsses y
hTsT the s i6S SsSs4 pevs and
te FRaG IN ssa IS nes % s
and neck upper extremties and walls of the throat
Gle of tie heart fhe Aorfa and Cava constIute the
srgs Vessels q syste or gsp 1g sES1s6n g q
lOI4 says that OF all the causesof this glass of com
plants none prolific chronic diseases OF the
heart causes AaS the eni
structure 45 sn 81 & gs "a m lss a.
cretons of rhe bowels become langud and dtri when
ss polsT;sI9lPs q IN sy sa se a y
rived om ne b9GS and bSE s4o t sug sSIeahl
Beat Of the 1earti And liver
fectual in vast many cases az I % roe ISas s1 ni
the heart and Its appendages. The heTt shotd throw
inc 9e Is 9SPs "a 3 G To1aS q pss
81 se.a ana Z - ~ ne s1Sns u
ing pulsailon aproper amount OF ateIa 70 Ieea and
nourish as well as for excret0ry
With this volume OF blood in proper action The pulse
that as the pulse sinks below its proper Standard the
sfenEi and heal n OK LIE rScn laes N the same
half-pulse, still others Quarter1pulse while some
haveonIy an eighth pulse, ana IN extreme cases OF
BILE and sinks teenth-Dnise, In such eases the
fluid nearly the heart causing Singular feel-
ing about the heart at tlIies heavy beating OF pa r.
tatfon; again Il isirreular a catsesa singularsik
b4ss snota;s sI b4sa 70 eats e
for breath three orfouT times before TIC nlss viii be
properly inflated. agana great rush OF brood 70 the
head dizziness follows singular pressure on the top
OF the head and over eyes, with HtHes sastpGp
ing Some have cold feet and limbs much oftherie,
even IN the waTmest sea=oI in sllchln yad psrsons
traIed. such patients often remark that they are IA
tiened all the time .theE feel wcryin the morning ~
well at night. Liver complaint in many such Gases.
is supposed tore .2 pT1ne1pai eoilplanl Snie g 2.
era costiyeness OF the bowels prevails with almost
constant headache. with -fred cent chslls.r Drin.
Clark, Of london, says that general TACT m cases
where many Of me aooy synPtoms sx ~ thS sand
Wilberforce. Of EcinbuIg soyss thai u sd cases Of
the prevalence OF the above signs Of chronic com
plaints in nine cases out OF ten there was aure Of
the heart 10 perform its oices and in majority Of
cases where su1Ocation, smotherlng. shortness of
breath cold feet and small and feebls pulse pseE
he found the heart 10 ba more or less affected With
that in nsory OF cases $50 ~ sudden death rom et
dropsy the person fails in strength, WEAKNESS fol-
lows the pulse fades away Until water covers the
and It browns in moment OF time, and death follows.
Dr. Hoffman. of New York, states in letter 20 the
London lancet that cardiac diseases were among the
Increasing causes Of permanent disease, frequent
prompt return Of the blood 70 the heart is necessary
to general health. cause Of Apoplexy, <lePsy and
sudden death s cardiac disease. Heart dropsy may be
treated sueeessfnIy II rot 100 1ar advanced Dr:
heart dropsy cured after the fluid had covered the
heart, but that in the earlier stages this complaint
would yield 70 modern scientific tTsstneDt II nine
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