New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
PUBLISHED BIZ PERMISSION.
Beekman's Treatise
On hs CA9rscier and Cure Of DTs,rsss q RI, Organs u
Resprr;ion DiSes-i0- g.

the lungs are u them exceedingly pain
fol and not a few dangerous But whether they assume
the forms 81 bronchitis caarrhs Group whoopins
influenza or asthma &c Beekman's syrup will bs found
in all cases Of remarkable efficacy In addition 70 is
genera Alternative powers II operates has before
explained specifically upon the lung. bronchial tubes.
wndppe and throat and the emphatic and sAnduar sy.
tens The inasmmai0ry action IS speedily soohed and
overcome The entire tissue Of the organ /. excited into
unusual exhalaut power The tough phlegm and matter
are separated from the foicles aud surface OF the u
cous membrane and carried Of BY e.pectoraiion The
patent breaihes and easy, coughs res. and
ess violently the swollen sensation Disappear and the
freed from unnatural s,oppase resume their
appropriate state Of expansion and contraction Mean
while the OF digestion and circulation sustain
ed IN the full performance Of their vital functions the
secreiing and excreng surfaces kept healihu action
and the respiratory organs being rapidly restored the
constitution j. preserved uDiDiured.
The welnlgh miraculous effects Of Beekmans syrup
In kings evil scrOfuous malacies and cuianeous sec
lions due To ia surprisingly Alternative purifying and
tonic powers added 70 ~ specific influence upon the
yuuEatcs snd glands and In diseases u women 70 Il.
peculiar adaptation the reduction Of anything ike pie
hora fulness Of blood and tendency 70 nfAmmarory
deranged acion and 70 IL eqgazlng the circulation
and disturbed nervous forces.
Bot there should be- in every instance much prompt
ness IN the application Of the remedy possible snd
always IN its use There ought 10 be also
that due attention diet occupation and state
Of the feelings. which reasonable beings should besiow
in order to avoid the under action Of any Of the
faculties physical. mental. or moral
CHAPTER lX-Dd-Errciss - Dress-C leaaliaess-
Occupation Ct Mind and BODY Re snen has attracted
great desi OF attention within the lat few years And
thou h both theory and practice have been carried
treres still the scientific investigation that has arisen
felt 10 haue opened mine Of interesting and valuable
facts which properly spread before the popular eye.
mus, ultimately prove Of great service in the general
preservation of health.
I,.impossbe 10 prescribe diet that saall meet every
emergency. What agrees with one may disagree with
another Habit may reconcile 10 almost every thing
while well; bu, the moment we become sick,
diiinns arise and must have to nicer
agement Of functions There j. no more mlschiev
ous error than the popular belief that the strength sup
ported In proportion the quantity Of nurtve simcRt
that may De received into the stomach Acting upon this
opinion the whole system often dangerously irrsied,
ana left overcharged and enfeebled Moderation IS the
grand universal law Changes Of diet are pleasant and
highly sautarybut there must be extremes IN those
changes. Let the diet be Of hight easily dse-tibe sort
nipple and nutritious such as stale wheat bread crack
er. soda biscuit hummery Of whsai. rye, or buck
wheat -four boiled wheat, barley. sago Iceland moss,
srrowroot salep. tapioca potatoes poached or soft
boiled eggs mix. black tea &c An herbaceou-. acdu.
lated aliment is particularly commendsbe in affections OF
the liver should food Of more generous or stmuat-
ing quality seem in any indispensable let the pa
tient eat sparingly of broed mutton. beef or low" Wild
game generally pref, rsbe ~here II can De had Ere.a
bread shortened cakes pies puddngs, and pastry oi
every kind should be carefully avoided.
If the bowels are cosve the patient should ed, stewed
peaches cranbeues sc. and. II in season ripe irui OF
almost every description. Pureatiye medicines should
be- avoided much as possible but saoud costiyeness
continue take small portions OF Be, SmAn preparation
for costiveness II the bowels too loose or there be
any disposition darrh0a. the patient should be con
tined for mucllsgnous preparations a. nouri-h'
ment made Of Iceland moss or slippery elm BARK ground
small portions Of white oak bark tea may sometimes re
taken If The darrhoea is Otherwise checked tea
made of fsxs seed some one OF the muclasn SUD
stances named sweeened with loaf sugar and necessa
~ 10 render II agreeable aciduaicd with little lemon
Juice may, II received kindly by ihe Stomach consuu"
the ordinary drink.
Fresh air and moderate exercise of the highest i'm
porsnce. Though would not advise the patient TO ex
pose himself recklessly would nevertheless warn MN
against allowing the dread of taking cold 10 CONNIE MN
on every occasion when the temperature may be low
the skies overcast Should the weather however nor
admit OF going the patient ought Ia walk about tne
house or room taking never TO cit bent over pu'
keeping the body in position with the shoulders
drawn bac kwards. aud the chest thrown iorwhds
deep full breath should be inspired about every nan
hour-unless attended with too much PAIN then al iong
or inerva--so give the lungs their natural eNpan
sion Riding horseback, or in II carriage or walAng
are all excellent outdoor exercises Great care shouh
be taken flannel next the SKIN ana AVOID hgn'
ir wet feet and too damp atmosphere. The wearing
apparel and bedclohes especially that portion OF them
which comes In more immediate contact with the sur
face ofhe body should be frequently changed and tnor
oushy dry when put 1t is advisable that the apart
ment be as light possible and carefully ventilated -
The skin ought by all suitable means 10 be kept IN
ceAny state as has the most important relations not
only with the centres but with all the secreng
mucous surfaces. pulmonary, intestinal vesicle and
ternc.
In closing these remarks upon regulating the diet ex
erci.e clothing &C cannot refrain from urging upon
ali the absolute necessity bodily. mental and moral
occupation Medicine frequently rendered wnoiy OF
in mart noperaiiye by the continued violation OF some
organic law We gifted with corporal powers WIN
snp.tites with passions with intellectual and moral
faculties-nOt tina; may squander ten IN l1'ehes-'
corrupt them By pros-te indulgence subject them 20
IN. nus, OF disu-e the morbid sen-ibiy OF oVereN
hat
thnking beings and improve Ike those VINO nave care
for soethng beyond the present BE As active your
strength Will permit Never allow depression oil sPnis
10 creep over YOU Mnge in cheerful society and agree
sbl. conversation and employ every source OF rhUonA
occupation and innocent amusement Lie has IN 'h''
WAY been comfortably prolonged Tor many us"iui YEAR.
Da.pondency solitude and inactivity are sure TO 0eg.i
= uc.t lsnentahle condition which renders the unhappy
sufferer burden 10 himself and 10 others and opposes
an almost nsurmOuntabie obstacle 10 every thns IKE
recovery Of heath
Yo,e-we place before our readers today the con
Guiding chapters Of the above Treatise which We under
stand hs. been compiled md Fritten with the utmost
care and great labor and expense II comprises the ph
Of whs, may be practically aud popularity sad upon the
diseases Of which treats II Is believed TO be 'a.la
be production and the wide dissemination OF the views
embraced in It's pages We trust may prove oil ex'en'Ne
public utility Hence their publication
With reference 10 the character and intention VI cer
.afQ advertisements
spo.sred in our columns during the publication OF these
chapters. we have nothing do These thing' Ike most
else are 10 be Judged Of by their intrinsic merits and the
source from which they rnsy emana'e.
W Extract from Beekmnn'- letter, No. y, 70
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