The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-12

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ing briefly considered the symptoms which
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ss e s e .spn sSss arr I s to M into
symptoms therefore they cannot have Consumption Now,
.ysssns case Tsis Il nssay s Of
t. sas s ss
s svSs S VS. wanp a II like
coming awsrs that We are IN the least danger
ton Of the patient be robus and Of
s sa mi . a,
aoeal chronic Inflammation Of part
h nsrs in shah al
vide consumption into five kinds, viz =
Chronic consumption
Acute or galloping consumption.
t conau1 spnsa% q f, Childhood.
The chronic form Of consumption, generally
sssns VIII slight dTy cough II was probably the re-
70 believe that rather than the effect %
years any other symptom II scarcely cough
but rather hack Now the eaase Of this slight cough
to die Of amy o;hs aa dsss's from in
j. examination after death 70 ind tho lungs
persons dyng q feyers and infammaons stuffed with
had been suspected Many those
ssa healthy e THUS aaryas soa them
lung the elements Of their own dG'TS sssa,
4 Gsa sna rsa ss n IL e.st Of or
cough before alluded TO- Not unfrequenty splitting o.
h1 I'D nss s q Hsy g. b ea
color In many ption after cls
we have sense palms The hanis and
@ re and o npss n When inc SaSs aas o n
Of consumption for intermittent fever As tho disease pro-
profuso dreneh the sheets, the
The stomach much disturbed early stages
chronic CONSUMPTION II is no means uncommon for the
sets in when generally becomes caprcioas aud poor In
prr sS an u somman for e eeaah And assa
N the lungs 70 be aserbsd 70 this irresrlay After the
Of S, ,,h and d. r e, sSs. on 50 rapidly sss the body
larger the wasting the asshy parts
chest the saarrened and the
The matter change. with the progress
disease approaches IN second stage this gradually changes
color u, moro commonly nelinng to srsenlsh with
RE
color With Waoy Sfsa
% little ss e e A. mat
ter e,Is,ied very offensive but more commonly IT. with
patient eenps9 Of pain .sms,%ss
ss or AN s I in S d. n e
the PStien. the
his s ii. form the u Gss as part sss
ting better and yet as steadily srosn wOrss-tha \. he
%ptis sa iss vs succeeding asn
s sm. Sss % than As presiding m p for aas
s.rnsth e.pst and scarcely SLEEP At ayh.
and srsdaaiy dappsar. The sweat. sansS aud
he imaines himself rapidly getting we'll He gains
ssnoe improvement from bis prescriptions, or from cod
ssea and especsora.oa Of a'f pas
frequency Of tho pulse and loss Of tho newly
Now You would ask why is thss Tho reason is easily
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air dust irritation q soma kad in tho Of
tuberess begin form; but sooner later fresh cold
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drawn, and tubercles cease form Those formed how
few months lungs again exposed IN manner to
when further deposit of uberces takes place
tuberoies are not deposited at time they
and are being e1pes the has .ns
strength. the hrst crop thrown on all
t1 n
IaPss Now q every .o.snng Of tussre.s part .. the
I.sss s.sys ,h ss body
the which these safio sann
n .sr1s; and vianous compound. every
Il sss s ss. G s Which q. ss
heton Of nature The POOR patien. BY such esiag
;.sss but
eousns's Of The usual milk and water cGurss By
s:ns advise the H'ss good
TO : IN is now sh. doe. ali %
mean advise that he shall wait for the tubercle
soften in the lungs and thereby destroy him instead o.
striving earnestly determnsdly perseveringly to prevent
that change from taking placer Left to nature alone death
almost inevitable ssue. The aim OF the physician
then should BE- the absorption q the sabeis, IN
other words to make the system take them and throw
by the bowels the kidneys, the skin IL 10 by
absorption that scrofuous glands removed that swell
and nmors vanish that dropses disappear and by
this chief and object Of treatment
able through tho fundamentally Of inhalation to effect
consumption by causing tho Absorption and
the tuberces from the lungs thus preventing u
ceratiun and destruction Of their substance, .
my letter shall describe what Is commonly called
"GAllopng Consumption
Your obedieIt servant, -
ROBERT HUNTER " D.,
Physician for Diseases o. the Lungs,
No. s2s Broadway, New York, March 10, 1885,