The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23
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lime fhiok this th- best of ali b4shs BE no,. tho
~shirg There arc persons who basse wta.
out injury; but perseverance, viii usually overoouss
NIGHT swEATs AND cmIs
The use OF tho remedies alr~ady mentioned Nv
stop chiis and nght-sweats: but IL sooa seM VOC
may take at bod time, coffee cup fun of cold stronx
tea made from white dsiy sage balm Of gleai bark cr
Ire thorn tree bark either alone all mixed these
| to sweat
another enhancement and injury to which tAs pa
tient is often liable, Ia
FRoM THE LUNGS.
when this comes on before cough has commenced q
eerseiy tled and two seches put oo thu tops
OF the "Igs &C. In some cases, and especially Of pro-
fuse bleeding, the need noa be bled at ali In sl
such cases al tho remedies already nssntoued or
consumption and bcsdes rub the linimeot fr~~y over
take the dia rh0a pls freely leave Off the Of the
aliD6 tube for short time use all the ether ms
dicines Use also the pulmonary suooedsoeum 10
m0st valuable RENE dy To heal blseding lungs IL NAV
be uted for mouths Beeipg rom ds-ased lung, not
al~.ys an 'njory; have often secn 1t DO good
rare profuse beeapg, that the patients de
much better than in cas~s Of no bleeding l have
cessor, and get entirety we'll There is sucn thins
bleeding TO death from the langs. but II is rare
sight hleedrg from the lungs may st.ays be consider
nits It, but II Is most desirable not to have the lungs
situation TO bleed Zee remarhs In my lectures On thu
mode Of always havpg healthy lungs hich will prevc &
tbee blesding) To stop bleeding once ono Il
the best renee Is to take freely Of est, and water
Have little salt about you and take IIstle cvsry
haf rour for days 10 not take sxsrc,se.
but moderate; avoid loud TALKING ngiDg and. unless
irg an uDpsssant symptom, but unless inclined -
bleed protussy, " usually beneficial 10 uuptvcs
For sour stomach, sick stomach. and vomiting oolo.
piles disrrhoa core throat pin worms gravel kcnsy.
and urinary troubles use confidently the medioses Cd
remedies. See my "Sx Lectures " DO
SINKING TURNS AND DEBILITY
One of the best things for these tn is full doss q
the heart corrector Besides this the tonic freely.
SWOLLEN FEET.
Swelling and boatiDg Of the feet s frequent suffer-
ing with consumptves and often exces great slara.
do not consider i alone SO very .armng keeping the
ashes baths will usually it soon and ~eh tho ss-
turn of general health the swellnss viii subsids
For Consumptves Asthmstcs Throat Diseases Dyupep-
tics, Heart All ctions, Liver Complaints, Cosuvoness
IiarrbGa, Gravel, ebility. &C &c.
In the first stages Of contumptton the lung
ensorgta with blood and tho patient very fever.h
Yer, dull indicating great Plethora the let should sse
pucdinss (no meat) sago grusi 'apocs and
pudoipgs &c As the fever and cong sion Il bst
bear it. and should drink constantly and freely snp-
pey elm or hAxseei tea, muclsgs Of gum arabic, tcs
land or Irish moss tea Of these he may drisk rom
one TO three quarts daily, much ms he b-er:
they win materially help the other medcoss IT, how.
ever at rst the patient is weak long debi Ated
the lungs liberated less, then he may eat
much ss he can hear without much fever, or great
snertDsss Of breath, or oppression in hs stouach;
always light cooked all their juces 50 a. 10
be perfectly tender and easily picked to ptec with the
fingers Avoid all od tnnen, or half co'ksd meat taat
lies h s,ily long the stomach: all windy and half
cooked vegetables; al soar fruits, and as gensraa
principle, al fruits ;ha. are windy Avoid all hard
bae cooked avoid all nuts .lnats psanuts
etc s pickles. pieserves, fresh bread, ctc ali sotds
vinegar, eic Baked pastry Is usually bad il you eat
much In general load the stomach; do not allow
ycnrse to get very hungry or exh used for want os
aited provisions eaten very Temporarily IvsQ
often w ess c,ses where persons with delicate lueea
nearly or quite consunptive, viii eat too MACH a.d
sudd My are attacked With pains in tho bowels. 4
stonacb, aide, or luns and BY mprudenoe In sAt
pg beeeins the lungs is often bioushs ~ thoss
You may eat much salt you please with your
food stale bread to,st ed plain pastry light grid
chicken, tuikey bef, roa veal fresh dsn oysters
eoft part OF clans and heir liquor game gts Of eat
nc g,e snTny IN r I.ssraGn sss rem Tx: e. on nj nst in
load tine stomach especially with unried indigo BtibIs
food but eat enough 10 keep up the strength. MIX
and buttermflk may be often allo cd. especially 70
those accustomed to milk, and 70 them Il Il oftsa
excellent; Indian rye mush hasty pudding aad
pain rice puddir gs wheat -four puddngs pea
have no diar hes or tendency to 10 case 700 knsw
that nis 1h 1ss yoa
90 TO the table with the family possible and sgrssabi
ANY food that know dsagrees, avoid, and carefully
DRINK FOR CoSsUMfnyHs
The consumptive may drink what he knows agree&
with him; pure water, black tea, Htt good Frsnnh
great fever produced often excssnt Old West In
da Ia oftsn full but must taken to drlnk
in S.h and covered with cold water After two or three
hours, makes good drink, II thirsty acid drinks ana
ssd quos. I; Ssser. thing dsssrss and should 1cs
lungs is fully essbhed the patisat should eat And
drink much be bear. Exercise your stiudg-
and then pursue Whist best agrees It Ia better 70 live
too high than TOO low zee rsmarks In my Lectures
Diet
nnusx ron coxsrxrnvEs
For this SEQ remarks in my lectures oonsumptiea-
sssssis c,.s' riding jamSsns the
daily, possibae and above all make your exercise
gular Do any light work exercise for otyeot Is worth
moro than without object to ride fvs miles bas-
better than TO ride ten mi for health nsrsiy
psodliDg AhopplDg, &C., are all excellent Let ali yo1s
habits 30 the habits sf prudent healthy persons far
~ possible.
The ccnsumptve should recoect that VIII hstever breaks
him down In any way will predispose to ooosu 'tcn
and much retard prevent its sure Nothing q hotter
for him than refre.biDg sleep On this account
would strcnuously advise going to be and rsog s4
regular hours DO nat lie long in bod aftsr svskins.
Above all svOid watching with the sick sitting up 70
study, &C., or any night meetings. sicep most wAsa
CROWDED Roo1 AND ASSEMBLIES.
The copsumptive the invalid of every dsscsipHsu-
Al cud alvsys avoid theatres lecture rooz. churehes
.nd sveIy gathering Of people whstsvsr N:sry a. h
consumptivs let say TO you for all 1st svssy
most carefully what sgrses with you, and follow this
most strenuossy. Be equally careful 70 notice what b.
jurss you and always svod IT, Do MOI, By inpsuAsasa
indolsrce negligence, loss what you gain.
A Kx7GARxAnA cAsx,
In which man who could blow out csndls THROUGH bi4
siee, recovered, fully confirming Dr.. 8 Frcas vie@s
and practice
TARRyrows, N. r. March 10, 1854
Or. IS. rna-Iear sr: lssi il 70 b duty / ow.
~ yourself and the community. 10 maks Q paoio a
hnowie5eemsnt Of the fact that undsr your trsstmep
by the bessipg God have bsso rsstcrsd 10 comfort
BILE health, after going to the vsy bordsrs Of
grave with true pulmonary consumpt3oa.
Al am informed BY physicians Il y nsasiy crqr''
poesible TO eetermine with abSoute certainty, th
indivi6usl now health, had true oonsur
that although consumption may Be durable, stin -
| OF such cure can only be established BY post
examination Of the lungs This raay In most css
true but II Ia not In my case the circumstances
l will relate conousvcly show.
Consumption is hereditary in my family have =.