Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-27

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Gently in one week in New York
city from heart disease, when the
death rate the corresponding week
in 1904 was only So, has given rise
to the belief among physicians tina,
New York residents, and American
people generally, for that matter, are
living too rapidly. The strain o!
business and cares attendant on
fierce competition and the worry Al
tendant on anxiety to gain wealth
are given as an explanation by ply
sicians of the conditions which exis,
today.
Doctors have established the fac,
that the nerve forces which control
the stomach and the heart are az
fected by the hurry of men in the
daily scramble to bolt their food III
order to quickly resume their excit-
ing careers. Many young men now
succumb to heart disease where &C
years ago case was rare when a
person under 30 years of age died
from this malady.
Women are also victims. This is
attributed to the manner in which
they worry over social engagements,
also to overwork. Worry and eX-
element, together.with many nerve
shocks which come to all in their
daily life, of hustle and hustle, are
the principal causes which snap the
heartStringS.
We Americans, both men and
women, are living too fast. We
work too hard and worry too much.
How can the strain be best con-
tracted and the damage done be
quickest repaired Only by humor-
ing and assisting the stomach to act
in more healthy manner. Thus
will the blood be enriched, the
nerves invigorated and the action
OF an enfeebled heart strengthened
and regulated. Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery contains just the
right ingredients to do this, as will
be seen from what eminent medical
authorities say OF the different m
gradients composing it. To make
the weakened stomach strong that
it may properly digest the food and
thus manufacture rich, red blood.
Golden Seal, a prominent ingredient
OF the Golden Medical Discovery,
is pre- minently the article needed.
The late Prof. John M. Scudder,
NJ. D., of Cincinnati, author Of
Specific Medication" says of it:
at stimulates the digestive proc
esses and increases the assimilation
OF food. By these means the blood
is enriched. x The conse-
quent Improvement on the nervous
and glandular systems are natural
results" He further says:
In relation to its general effects
on the system there is no medicine
in use about which there is such
general unaninnity of opinion. 1t is
universally regarded as the tonic
useful in all debilitated states"
The United States Dispensatory
says of Golden Seal root; AS a
local remedy Hydrastis Golden
SeaD has a remarkable effect upon
the mucous membranes. Used il
castro intestinal Stomach bowel
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In its influence upon the nervous
system this agent Golden SeaD, has
stimulating properties, affecting res
piration and circulation, imparting
tone and increased power to the
hearts action
Then besides Golden Seal, which,
according to the best medical au-
thorities, stands at the head of all
stomach and heart tones and in
vigorators, there is Stone root Col
linsonia Canadensis), which enters
largely into the composition OF
Golden Medical Discovery" and it
is an acknowledged stomach and
heart tonic-especially superior to
all other remedies in valvular and
other affections of the heart The
late Prof. William Paine, NJ. D., OF
Phila.. SAYS in his work on Concen-
trated Medicines:
Il, not long since, had patient
who was SO much oppressed with a
valvular disease of the heart that
his friends were obliged to carry
him upstairs. He, however, grad
ually recovered under the influence
of Collinsonin (the active medicinal