The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-09

lit beats too quickly or seems to miss an
occasional beat, nothing will do but an
immediate examination
Yet physicians affirm that organic
disease of the heart is rare. Perhaps
only once in a hundred times where
there is arrangement of the heart is 1t
found to be due to a disease of the or
gan itself. In the other ninety-nine
cases It is functional. Functional dis
ease of the heart means that the func-
tions Of the heart are interfered with
| by an abnormal or diseased condition of
some other organ, and this organ is
generally the stomach
| Through the sympathetic and pneu-
mogastric system of nerves. which are
| distributed to the heart and stomach in
common, the heart at once sympathizes
with any disturbance OF the stomach
| The great organs of the body are de-
signed to occupy certain space In the
cavity of the trunk in which they are
so nicely arranged.
by eating, or when digestion causes
the gas from the fermentation of half
digested food to initiate that organ the
bound. the heart is encroached upon
and crowded, and then follow short
ness of breath and irregular, palpitating
Now in ninety-nine cases out of one
hundred supposed heart disease Is tunc-
tional and durable, and in every such
case no other medicine will so quickly
effect a cure as DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery 1t is an axiom that
diseases which originate in the stomach
must be cured through the stomach IT is
In line with this axiom that the Golden |
Medical Discovery" works its logical |
and legitimate cures. By strengthen
of the digestive juices, the digestion is |
improved, the stomach restored to its
normal condition of health, and the
functional disturbance Of the heart
pie who believe they had heart disease
have been radically cured BY the
Golden Medical Discovery: 1t cures
indigestion or dyspepsia, weakness Of the
the stomach and all affections Of the /
nutritiye system, except cancer of the
stomach.
these arrangements and weaknesses of
the digestive and nutrttive system are
frequent attacks of bilious or sick head |
ache, bitter taste in the mouth tongue
fur, 'backache' and tired feelings, las
situde and sense of debility There Is
generally depression of spirits and a de-
eided tendency to be discouraged, and /
Respondent; there is loss or ifregularity .
of appetite, uneasiness or undue fuliness
in the region of the stomach after eating, [
sometimes sour stomach, heartburn.
nausea and ''water-brash, tlatulency, /
and acrid or sour eructations or 'ris-
come irregular, usually constipated. and
occasionally subject to diarrhea, at
tended with colicky pains. Not often
is there any pain experienced in the
region of the liver, but it is sometimes
accompanied with "sideaehe." The
foregoing symptoms are not all likely
to be present in any one case, nor are /
any two cases alike in every respect.
Il never took any medicine that did
me SO much good as DR.. Pierce's,
writes Mrs. Sophronia McCrea of Cas-
tleton, Hartford county. Md. when I
wrote to you | was suffering from such
q pain between my Shoulders / could /
not draw a long breath. at times, and |
had a soreness across my shoulders and
Met ft1n ,fracr
suffered off and on for eight years, trying |
different physicians, = and asking s1if
ferent doctors ~hat Soaused this but
with no satisfactorwgsresults / took
medicine, and at lastI said would not
take any more. l couldn't even do
light work with any ease, nor do much
over; couldn't sleep at night; had terri
bic headaches and numbness in my
arms and hands. was taken with I
pain around my heart while eating dinner
one day, but thought il would pass
away; it did not however, so I felt COM
PEELED to call in the doctor. He said:
Why, you have no heart trouble. 1 I
said it must bel could not lie. down
my heart beat so (ss called it, through |
my head. He left me medicine and it
luled the pain for about three weeks /
twenty-one nights; | had not slept nor
did | want much to eat All I seemed
stout. weighed 195 pounds, height
feet A years old, mother Of four children.
One day l was making the fire, and 1
picked up a piece of paper out of one Of
your books, and ii described my case SO
closely ! thought I would try DR.. Pierces
medicine. l handed it to my husband,
and he said: Well, you might try it, If
it is not like all the rest. | sent to the
drug store and got a bottle; | took two
doses and slept good that night | kept
on taking It, | did not take quite six
bottles of the Golden Medical Discovery
until felt like new woman. People were
surprised, for my neighbors knew how
l had suffered"
Such results as these are not obtained /
by stimulation. There is no alcohol in |
Golden Medical Discovery, and it /
contains no whiskey or other stimulant.
The secret OF its healing power lies in
its prompt and powerful action on the
stomach, the organs of digestion and /
nutrition and the blood-making glands
Another specimen case is that which |
follows, where years of suffering could |
have been saved by timely use of the
Discovery"
tSix years ago my stomach and heart |
troubled me so much l had to do some
thing as the doctors could not help me, p |
writes Mrs. S. A. Knapp of San Jose,
California (Box 8g2). II went to San
Francisco and had treatment and wasi