Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-29
CONSU MPTqON!
IT'S FIRST AND LAST STAGES.

IT'S FIRST AND LAST STAGES.
@ The earliest indication of this treacherous disease is
irritation in the throat and bronchial tubes by catching
cold which eXcitcs coughing and eXpecoraon of foamy
frohy whitish phlegm lin others is of chronic
tendency hawking up CONCEALED mucus similar to boiled
starch, of gutnous Shiny and stngy substance, more
prouse in the morning. and particularly after meals which
disagreeabe sensation the throat untths often
sive matter is removed. Then the sufferer for
short time while another sputta is collecting accumua
ting to substitute the former. This is the result Of the neg
ected condition of the bowels which checks the circulation
of the blood and corrupts the flowing fountains of life the
parent of consumptons concealed in the aduteraed and
impure of the blood which gives cough by the
lightest exposure producing hacking, hawking, and
pectoraton of litish secretion, with arrangement Of
the liver and bowels, which is termed bronchitis bron
chal difficulties and in reality lathe first stage of con-
sumption.
LAST STAGE.
Breathing short and hurried cough frequent with an &C.
emulation of corrupted matter, sometimes sreaked with
blood prouse night swea cancellation and debility cold
chs in the forenoon with burning fever after flesh
and abby, the limbs scarcely able support the body
susceptibility of catching cold upon the least exposure
attended with hoarseness and loss of voice. with heavy
expectoraton in the forenoon flying paius in the chest
sides and shoulders, with fit Of coughing in the
morning. awakeing from Sleep The painful crisis is
fast approaching with swelling and putting of the feel
and ankles and frequent attacks of darrhea In females
the symptonsare distressing earlier period thar
in the male with weakness in the back and Ons, sink
ing and exhausted feeling the stomach nervous and
citable with gradual and frequent Interruptions of thu
monthly ow and the disease progresses total na
cessation of it, with the harbnger of broken down
stitution.
The above stages sufficient to convince the sufere
of the origin of his woes by comparing them his owl
feelings, which must terminate fatal if the latter symp
toms fully developed, is impossible. What
mockery to attempt to consumption, when the lam
of life is almost extinct through total neglect the par
othe sufferer in checkngi confined the throat
J. D, DURKIN, Chronic and Consumptve Physician,
No. 12l Eighth street, Clinton Place, New York.
No connection with any other medical estabshme ex
cept my accommodation and branch Office No. 80 Broom
field street, Boston, Mass, where my partner attends
dispenses my genuine preparations. No patient treate
longer than three weeks unless there is ample benefit
rived
OF Consultation and medicine fee, S. which will test i
efficacy despatched per express all the United Stat
and Csnadas receipt. No letter answered without IL
specified enclosure.
N The many dreadful accidents from the of BurniI
Fluid would to be sufficient warning those who
the article for light guard against these accidents
ing none but SAFETY LA PS, from which accident h,
never been known.