Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-15
ARTICLE TWO.

ARTICLE TWO.
To The Editor of The Atas:
Ihere is form of Chronic Throat Disease consisting
IN ln 'mnatOn which begins hshnd and little above
the veil of the palate extends upwards from thence
into the nose 1t is exceedingly troublesome COM
paiu and tiicts great numbe1s 1t passes under the
name Of Caarrh in the Head 1t oftens creates per-
petudt desire to sDdto and gives the feeling as pa
tents express it, dS something Uere sticking m The
upper part Of the thrOaE - When the inflammation
Las existed long time ulcerati has taken place
purorm matter is secreted and drops down into the
throat much to the discomfort of the patient Indeed
tins is one of the moot distressing features of the com
pant as this matter often descends into the stomach in
large quantities, causing frequent vomiting and general
derangemen of the health Many times the sufferer can
only breathe with the mouth open. Upon rising in the
morning great effort generally required to clear the
mead and the extreme upper part of the throat There
occasionally feeling of great pressure and tghtness
across ths upper part of the nose; and the the
brain sometimes suffers in such way as to induce head
ache, vertigo and conusion. The smell is Frequently de-
stroyed, and sometimes the taste. The Inflammation
sometimes gets i2to the eutachan tubes the mouths
whish are behi little the veil of the palae aud
extends up the lining mbrHne TO the drum the ear
causing main or deafness, and sometimes both In add
ton to tbs catalogue of evils there is sometimes adied
inflammation and eongatiun of the uvua soft palate.
The following is fair illustration of my treatment of
one OF these cases, and the result;
Ga the 18th December, 1852, Mr.. VIM Bunce paror
furniture manufacturer, Of Hud street in this CITY,
came under treatment for bad of Caarrh in the
head, conn Heated with iocular disease of the pharynx
or upper part OF the throat In addition nearly all the
melltO ca ABOVE, he mad stencil IRON the
nose exceedingly Offensive to all alb rot him. Somu had
the disease worm upon him that he had become bilious
salOw, detected, and low in strength and flesh When
it is said that to I'll this ADDED cough and loss Of
Appetite with the insidious approaches of hectic, will
rot be surprising hit his fr saw the most serious
results mp-nding, though assured by that
disease hao yet taken firm hold of his lungs The
first thing done for him off The uvula. Five
days alter began bAtte the whole cavities with
shower syringe by pushing the smooth bulb up behind
the veil of the palate, and throwing simultaneously
mst delicate shower Of uedcated fund up both sides of
the septum The upper part Of the throat ikee Use
bathed by the use of shower syringe made expressly for
that part and the larynX place whore the voice is
formed by long instrument made reach this part
the throat such inhalation Vi required also
used In that way the nasal cavities and throat
kept cansed and the articles used, gradually subsidized
the inflammation, setting up and beautiful actor
in place of the diseased The st g:s r, eved
of the offensive matter which had ay and nightly gone
down into It, aud the g mptom the poisonous effect
It's absorpai. Tie great danger which threatened the
gs and which woull have been realized in Their
destruction passed away The skin gradually assumed
its proper color; the appetite, flesh spirits strength
came back, and Mr. B. has been since the enjoyment
of good health, pursuing his business cheeruly Civ
ing promise OF becoming, some day, Of the solid mer
| of Boston
here mentioned, were truCied by in December
lS49, and are patched. have learned that the
GUS quacks who have gone into this business using
these instruments, Consequent infringing my
patentS give them and all others. who infringing
in Boston, New York, and Philadelphia this notice. tina
they will be cal ed upon to settle damages due time
Inhalation being called for in AL directions hav,
prepared an excellent instrument for that purpose,
several compound nhalants embracing an Alternative
preparation Tor he Scrofalous tubercuar form of Con
sump and also for Asthma and EXpectoant, al
| Anodyne, an Asringent, an Antiselt and an Anti
hemGrrhagic' for the various indications Of Pulmonary
Disease, which may be obtained by Physicians ready
use; no quack secrecy regard to their imposition
IRA WARREN, NJ. D.