The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12
..Dnoprrn DEAD"
The Fato That Overosme Little Ene'
ard rivo Other Governors.

Apropos of the sudden doGih OF
General George b. Mcclellan, we note
that the Now York Sun points out Tho
singular l.ot that Governor Dewitt
Clinton, Governor SllnR Wright, Gov
ernor william l.. Mercy, Governor and
Chief Justice Sanford E Church and
Governor II. ". Fenton, al of Hsw
York State, dropped so.d OF heart dis
ease anS u der quite identical c,roum-
|stsncss-esoh OF them dying while
reading q letter except Marcy, who
.wes perueing Cowpet's poems!
Hold your hand against tho ribs On
yosr left aide, front-.he regular,
steady boatlpgoi the great "iorce
puMp" OF ths system, run Ivy an uu-
known ana noysterioxs engineer, Ia
awful in its i'm pressivenchs!
Few Persons like 10 count their own
pulse-beats, and fower rersons still
enjoy nerking tho "ihub-tAuh" OF
their own hart.
"Whns il it ahould skipa bsstw
IA msttsr OF fact tho heart IL tho
lsEat susceptible TO primary disease
Of any OF our vital erssnn. Ii T., how
over, very Esuch Injured by certain
loug-conLinusd coDsestions Of tho vi
tai organs, like the kldneya, livsr aud
stomach. Moreover, blood fillsd with
Rric acid produces = rheumatic ten
dancy, ana il very injurious to hssltn-
ful heart action--lt often proves fatal
and, OF course, the uric asId oomss
from in psirsd Kidney action.
RoSertg, the great English aR-
thority, says that hcsrk disssso ia
chiefly secondary 10 Como more fatal
ms 1ad~ IL, fh1 bland mr. al vital Ne
gans. That is, it 10 not tho original
source OF the fatal mnlsdy.
The work OF the heart liz to foroo
blood into every part OF the syBteH.
III the organs are aeund it 10 ga essy
task. IL they are at nll disosssd, il is
O. very, very hard task. Take an Illus
tration: The kidneys arc very subject
to ooDjestion and yet, being deficient
In tho nerves Of sensation, this con-
gssted condition is not indicated by
pain. 1t may cxlat for years, unknown
even to physicians, and ifit doea not
result Ia complete destruction Of the
Kidneys, tho extra work which il
forced upon tho hesrt weakens it every
year, apd-a "mysterlous" sudden
death claims another victim!
This Is tho true history Of "hcart dis-
eane,"-so called, which in reality IL
chiefly q secondary effect of Brighps
disease OF the kidneys, and indicates
tbs universal need OF that renowned
spesi1o, Warmers shfe cnro,
V. h. LaTrsDec, Mo-, of Boaton, who
WAS by it 40 wonderfully cured OF
Brlght's dissaae In 1879, says that with
its diSappsarauoe won't tho distressing
heart disorder, which no then disoov-
cred was only secondary to the renal
trouble.
There 10 q general impression that
the msdicsl profession il not ct fault
is tho sauae OF death. In other words,
C cure of heart diseAss Is not expected
Of them!
There May be no help for 4 broken
down, worn out, apoplectio heart, blu
there In 8 help for the kidney disorder
which, In Most csses, Ia responsible for
tho heart trouble, and ii 1ts use put
and fams into tho treasury Of !
the profession, instssd of into the |
hands OF gu independent investigator
overy graduated doctor in the world |
would exclaim Of 1t, ~ ono noblor ana |
less prsjudiced thsn hlc follows once |
exelaimed: SIT IL God.send to hu- |
What, therefore, mugt be the public |
estimate Of that bigotry aud want OF
frsnkness which forpids in such cases |
because, forsooth, 1t is y proprietary |
articls) the use of the one effective re-
medal agency of tho age?
Heart disease" indeed! Why not I
call sach things By their right names?
Why not?
"Dsnd without moment's warn
Ins." This likewise il an untruth!
Warnings are given by the thousand.
Physie!sns are mot surpriaed." They