Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-07-30
YOUR HEARTS BLOOD!!
DO You Wish to Die, or Will You
Live and Enjoy LifeY


they are i'll, and it is only when the
disease, which may have been long in
developing itself, suddenly causes a
general breakdown of the system,
that they send for a physician and
seek to recover what they have lost
through neglect. In many cases the
neglect is pardonable, for the reason
that comparatively few persons know
enough about their own bodies and
the diseases to which they are liable
to tell what is the nature of the slight
indisposition which they may feel, or
to realize the consequences of delay
in procuring a restoration of health
In no class of diseases is it so difficult
for an ordinary person to realize the
danger he is in as in those of the
heart, which are so insidious IN their
approach and development that they
readily escape detection until life is in
danger. But by those who have in
formed themselves upon the subject,
the slight symptoms by which heart
disease makes its presence known are
readily recognized, which enables
them to apply the proper remedy long
before the disease has progressed so
far as to render sudden death possible
at any moment. DR.. Flint's "Treatise
on Heart Disease" has been written
with view of enabling any person
who so desires to become familiar
with diseases of the heart and kidneys
and the other nervous affections to
which they give rise, thereby putting
it in the power of everyone to recognize
the significance of symptoms which
would otherwise have no meaning.
The extent to which heart disease
has been developed by modern life,
the wear and tear of business and the
abuse of such articles of general con-
sumption as tea, coffee, alcoholic IL
quors and tobacco, has rendered it de-
sirable that the public should be in
formed of the dangers which surround
them on every side, of the fatal dis
eases to which all are exposed, and
from which few escape, of the signs
by which they may be recognized, and
of the methods by which they may
be cured. All this has been clearly
set forth in DR.. Flint's Treatise,
wherein it is also shown why DR..
Fint's Heart Remedy become a spe-
cific for all kinds of heart disease,
and affections arising FROM it, and
how its use must necessarily prolong
life by rendering sudden death from
heart disease almost impossible. A
clear understanding of the physiology
of the heart and the nature of the dis
eases to which it is subject, will make
it clear that heart disease can be cured
if the proper remedy be applied, and
the only proper remedy is that which
reinforces nature in her efforts to
expel disease. This DR.. Flint's Heart
Remedy does, and the way in which
it acts is fully explained in the treatise
above mentioned.
There are few people who know that
nearly every case of rheumatism is
followed by heart disease I; that tobacco
so thins the walls of the heart that
they become hardly thicker than this
paper; that tea and coffee give rise to
serious heart affections that consump-
ton, pneumonia and kidney disease
are often caused by disease of the
heart; that slight pain in the left
arm or shoulder, tendency to faint
ness or dizziness, shortness of breath
upon exercising, faint sense oil
weight or uneasiness in the chest, are
signs of serious disease of the heart
Yet your physician will tell you all
this is true, and will show you the re-
port of hospitals in which it is shown
how great proportion of their in
mates are afflicted with heart disease
due to these causes producing these
effects and manifesting these symp.
toms. Yet the foregoing gives but a
glimpse of the wide range of heart di
sease, which makes itself manifest in
serious and fatal disease of the brain
and spinal cord, liver, kidneys, stomach
and intestines, consequent upon the
arrangement of the general circulation
which necessarily results from abnor
NAL action of the heart. Thus Bright's
disease, inflammation of the kidneys
diabetes, irritation of the brain, menin
gitis, inflammation of the brain, mania
and insanity, epilepsy, insomnia, hem
orrage, headache, dropsy, bronchitis
asthma, pneumonia, congestion and in
f1amation of the liver, and neuralgia
as well as many other diseases no
here enumerated, are directly caused
by unsupported disease of the heart
In these and kindred diseases cure
must be effected by restoring the cir
culation to the normal state, which
can be done only by regulating thu
action OF the heart, which is accom-
plished only by DIR. Flint's Heart Rem
edy in the way set forth in his treatise
Nervous diseases not dependent upol
heart disease, but which derange tn,
hearts action, are also relieved ant
cured by restoring the circulation t,
its normal condition. Thus insomnia
nervous exhaustion from worry or over
work, delirum tremens, alcoholism
shaking palsy, sciatica, rheumatism