The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-04-15

The VEINS are cQlstrIctel- IN general In.
arteries. but their coats are much thinner N
the larger veins, particularly in the limbs. hsIs
cent-shaped valves, usually arranged in PAIRS
posite each other. They are formed by tie as
OF the lining membrane. strengthened VIII H.
ing fbro-elastie tissue. Behind each valve h,
difation OF the vein, forming little pouch n,
are arranged in two sets, the superficial and
seated the former lie i'm edistely under thesE,
sessing no corresponding arteries the desS
veins directly attend the arteries, and USUALLY
same name. The largest arteries have UnsS
trunk: the medium-sized have two, called V.s,
ties. The walls of the arteries and veins aret5-,
with nutritiye vessels and nerves. The ana
Blood By different chemists give different rasS
chiefly 10 the varying conditions OF health. u
permanent. etc. OF the person from which Il -
The following from Lehman an gives me eonR.t
Blood BY Lecann: Corpuscles-Nater,a 81; Es
s.s1s; GlobGGn. u. Ill; Fat. rs; EItrsc;lve n
is: salts. los: Fibrin, -: Albumen.. Plasma-y
81 IS; Fat, 50: Extractive Aatter, 81; SAT-
According to this estimate, Blood contains sbg-,
cent, Of water and "a per cent. solid mater 1
charged with gases-CNyE Nitrogen and On
Acid-bas sslIne taste a-7G alh4Hr qusItes 2
Blood is exposed to tile sir Tie Flhrin contain
coaguIates, and carries down ,~.i..i f.; rectaairl.
ccrpuscle, which leaves an ambt~rlo. nrrd 1Eda
Serum. in which the solid part or Cit H. ats
Dr. Newman. OF London. regards the us.' OFF,
sud other p"i=eus in everyday medical prN fG
common cause OF the prevalence Of tear,
These tend 10 diminish the pulse and rei9sd.
Tune of blood in The heart. arteries and veins h
Parker. OF New York, regards extreme mslie;s,
q prolific cause Of hearT-drOpsy. with it. af;.s,
symptoms OF general debility. shOrtness Of brte
sense Of sufocat!Un. Prof. Chapman, Of PhIfilgf
declares that any course Of medication which -
the volume OF blood tends to cause heart.dropyys
induces genera! drDpSY and paralysis. Dr.. W0J
poses the extreme Use Of caustIc on the skin b srs
diseases. because Of their tendency 10 striset'
heart, and thus produce sudden death. DR.. NJ Biti
of Paris reports nineteen cases Of heart lssg
suIfing FROM the Use OF this and similar agents b.
cure of Assesses. ulcers, cancers, scrOiu!a q
like, all Of which disappeared from the surissr Z
affected the heart that Per.cartits, Dropsy az 4
The prevalent forms Of Cardiac complaints 81
lsrgement. congestion, Inflammation and dnpgl
Of these the most common symptoms are n
ness Of breath, dizziness, and sense Of sufJCr
the region Of the heart. Many cases are % r
where persns apparently free from disease havsg
fun meal, or in q 1T Of anger. or in az sE1i
nightmare. died almost in an instant.
Water around The heart i a dangerous igrlG
diac disease. and arises from variety OF cause.
its earlier stages il Yields % proper treatment
have never known an instance Of cure after ae
has become eltiEely surrounded WIN tAt lu4
tissues are so constructed THAI their vitality Dr.
upon their activity, which in turn Is dependent @
quantity Of oxygen and ultTltIye matte" supIls.
former being necessary TO the healthy stimulus
neTyo-nUscuiSr system and 70 the chemical CnZ
tons. without which there could be no renewal
sue particles. and the latter 10 supply The Wssi5u
by the chemical and vital activities. HcHceht
Vi . dpP-sA ~ l'S't4- ~
supply OF oxygen. and hydraulic apparatus p q
the prepXEed nurriment 10 every part Of The to-
remove the WORKOUT particles. Iae tormG Z
vided BY the lungs and the latter by ne hs;-f
blood-vesseis- The two agencies. harmuu!1n-I
ing BY means Of The double ClTclIsdiIGa- CTeae I
cessify of the double heart.
IL often happens THAI disease ATTACK one sf'
heart without involving the other 2 ne TlGhi a.
sides act alternately and independently II
rest and works on from the day OF birth mil
and hence role OF the organs in the human e,
require more skEl'ful treatment when attacks
ease. Remedies should be chosen Win great q
administered with skill and Judgment by Phl.
ssxaciIy and experience. There appears. 81 y
emf dsy, a spirit of recklessEes5 among phSsc
the administration Of powerful remedies BY
experimental prsrtice, which should he disc
nAnced- II is unquestlonahiy true that Jay:
centage of disease and consequent MgTtaal
directly from this cause.
From the left yentTicle the blood is forcaE
sorta- ts be thence Giaused through the arlene
capiiIaries in every part Of the body. Ns ne
turned by the veins through the relIGsoGTG 70 u
auricle. which delivers it TO the right Yenrce
ompletes the Systemic c1Fcu.Git0a- ful u
yentricle il Is thrown Into the pulmonary arc
through its branches 10 the pulmonary CAP
thence returned by the pulmonary veins vi
slesce and finally enter the left auricle, v nee
into the left venfricle, thus completing the ps
circulation. The two constitute one compete
of the double circulation. Both are carried o.
taneously. The auricles contract and dllate,
contraction and dilaliou is followed immedS
like action of the yentricles. By the latter pa'
is thrown into the body and impure into TIE !ai
almost simultaneously the auricles. receive
blood from the body and pure from the :ungs.
consulted At the Palmer House, Chicago time.
nS visit will he.