Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-25
Vol. xxx Whole No. l46l No. 4

| to grave dangers. The same subject is fur
| ther discussed by another eminent physician
who saws: That great care is necessary in
matters of this kind for people who are suf-
| ferlng from heart difficulties, either latent
or developed There are among the bust
ness and professional men of New York
| those who are more or less afflicted with
some form of heart disease, which in many
cases has been, induced by severe attacks
| of rheumatism or kidney disease. A case
| of heart disease cannot be attributed alone
| to ascending stairs. Os course the first ef-
| feet of running or rapidly ascending is
| shortnesS of breath. The legs and arms
/ move quickly, while the motion Of the heart
| IS slower and does not catch up. By this a
load Of blood from the limbs is suddenly
/ thrown upon the heart before it moves rapid
/ ly enough to dispose oft. This burden sud-
/ denly put upon the heart and the temporary
| congestion IN the lungs, cause imperfect ac-
/ ton, and the victim experiences what is
| known As shoriness of breath. This is the
effect upon person running up the stairs
! of the elevated railroad stations 70 catch
/ trains. Ii the heart is perfectly sound
! this over exertion will not produce disease
1 But the thousands Of persons with weak
hearts should move carefully, and miss a
/ Portable.
4 Th.s, affections NJ No baort AVA k,o.,,,
~ t. ~,
! ~ Wv ~ "'f''''' iueH are 'aAeu III 'he
( aggregate 70 bt inferior only TO consump-
ton IN fatality. Out of more than five hun
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signs Of heart disease
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