Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-11-21
"DROPPED DEAD"
Tn. r.ts that overcams "Littls Mac" and
ave othsr Governors.

Apropos of the sudden death OF Gen.
Geo. B. Nc GILLIAN, we note that the New
York Sun points out the singular TACT
that Governor Dewitt Clinton, Governor
Silas Wright, Governor William l.. Mar
CIV, Governor AID Chief Justice Sanford
E. Church. and Governor r. E. Fenton,
all of New York State. dropped dead OF
heart dis ease, and under quite Identical
circumstances-eacho fthem dying while
residing a letter except Marcy, who was
perusing Cowper's p ems!
Hold your hand against the nbs on
your left side, front,-the regular. steady
beating of the great force pump" OF the
8, stem, lun by an unknown and mysteri'
Gus Engineer, is awful in its impressive
ness.
Few persons like to cornt their own
pulse. be as, and fewer pe'sonsstill enjoy
marking the "thub-thub" of their own
heart.
"What il it should skip beat?
| As a matter of fact, the heart is the
least susceptible to primary disease Ct
anv of cur vital organs. 1t is, however
very much injured by certain long con-
tir1ed COMPOSITIONS Of the vital organs
like the kidneys. liver and stomach
Moreover, tlood filed with uric acld
pro luces rhenmat' C tendency, and Is
very injurious to he iltbful heart action
it often proves fatal, and, OF course tine
uric acid comes from impaired kidney
action.
Roberts, the great English authority
saws that hesrt disease is chiefly second
ary 10 some more fatal malady In the
blood or other vital organs. That is, il
is not the original source OF the fata
malady. =,
The work of the heart is to force BLOOD
into every part of the system. lf the or
CANS are sound it is an easy task. If they
are at all diseased it is very, very barr
task. Take as on illustration: The kid
news are very Subject 10 congestion, ant
vet, being deficient in the nerves OF sen
satiou, this conQe ted condition is no
indicated by pain. 1t may exist 10
We r., unknown even to physicians, AM
IL it does not result N complete destruc
ton of the kidneys, the extra wori
which is forced upon the heart weaken
it every vea-, and-a mysterious SUD
den death claims another victim!
This is the true history of heart els
ease"-so called, which in realty 1
chiefly a secondary effect OF Brishts dis
e ase of the ki!neys, and indicates th'
universal need of that renowned specih
Warmers safe cure.
BE Iarrabee. Ed. of Boston, who
was by il 80 wonderfully cured of Bright
disease 10 1879, says that with its disap
pearance went the distressing heart Gus
order, which he then discovered wa
! only secondary to the renal trouble.
; There is a general impression that tn.
medical profession is not at fault ii
frankly adnaits that heart disease Is tb'
cause of death. In other words, q cur
of heart disease is not expected OF them
There may be no help for a broker
down. worn out, apoplectic heart, bu
taere is help for the kidney disorde
which in most cases is respcn,ible TO
the heart trouble, and if its use pu
money and fame into the treasury OF IN
or ,fession instt al of into the hands O
an independent investigator, ever.
graduated doctor in the world would
excliim of il, as one, ROLLER and les
prejudjced than his fellows, once e1
claimed: at is God-send to human
! ityr =,
VIVA, therefore must be the publ
estimate of that bigotry and want !
frankness which forbids in such Ease
(because forsooth it Is proprietary art
cle), the use of the one effective Iemedia
agency of the age?
"Heart disease" il deed Why not ca
: such things by their right nam's?
Why not?
Dead without moments warming
This likewise is an untruth! Warning
t are given by the Thousand. Physician
E are "not surprised" They expected it
, They know what the end will be, but tn
4 victim ?-oh no, he mustn't be told, 20
p know, it would only frighten him, 4
!. there is no help, you know, for it"
r The fate that attended Little Mat
] and the five governors is not royal an
q exclusive ope-it threatens every OF
e who fails to heed the warnings of natul
d as set forth above.