The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01
CATARRII.

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1HI~ = question If vital interest 10 large portion
ufthe human family: first because IL j. of al diseases
the most common m this climate. There are few per
sons who are not affected hy year. it'll
standing j. hut little understood and badly treated
Simple yet lay the foundation Of the most danger
maiadicS. Though il j. easily cured. more fTe-
qucutly becomes chronic, through neglect and had
treatment, than any other disease 10 which sub
lect II produced from various causes sudden
changes "i the atmosphere and malaria or hoatng
media eruptiye f,veTs, scarlstina, cry>ipela-. mea
slc~. yvnerc or syphilis Will produce u. 80 ln-d
lou~ and apparently trivial in the commencement %
l. scarcely noticed In H. advanced stage o j. rerog
u.zed by pam in the head anu b-tweeu the eyes ac-
cumpanlcd sometimes with chilvyer. great Pro~tra
L"h u liA ~eu and mental energN:c copou> or proll-c
discharge from one or both nostrls especially in the
night. producing a ChuakluG and suiiucatlug ~euS8-
ton, also from the throat OF ftIce~; dIfcult pra-
ton OF breathing through one or both noStrs, winch
are sometimes completely obstructed. In lts advan-
ced stage the sense Of smell and taste are much I'M
paired and often destroyed. The eyes and ears fire.
queutly become affected in it, the esGHciGG
tabs leading from the 20 the throat becomes OBJ
strIcted which produces buzzing or ringing sound
Nlth p1ft:l OF total deafnes- Sometimes The eNfer-
nal oritce ofthe ear Is affected producing ury and
scally appearance, ana unhealthy secretion Of wax
and finally liberation oi the membrane takes place
With purUlent and offensive discharge from the ear
The L1rlr7aa0 dcf or tear passage from the eyes Co
the nose sometimes becomes sbstructod eau tile
tears TO overflow. and II completely ohStructcd. all
s"css forms and discharges upon the outside. pro-
ducing most serious difficulty.
No medicines taken into the stomach or snuff
no-trums can cause removal If Caarrh, or obviate
the tendency OF these results.
III = docs Eti hesitate To aIllFlls WITHOUT Tear 'l
contradiction, that this Is local diseased condition Of
the IiHtTrU Gland. and can only be- met and cured hy
local chemical means. capable Of altering that cond
tuu through the medium ot the diseased organ
Br. c. method Il applying the curative agents To-
the part. Effected. rs the Inhalation aud injection %
uedIc,tsl fluid aud v3pors through the Ho~trl-. u
Catarr and Oz0aua - the only rational and phla-uph
c.tl process and the cures effected hy lr G. and the
testimony connected with Them are the best proof o
the potency ot the medicines administered by mha-
l3tIun ANA skill in compromising them.
Medicines with written INSTRUCTIONS sent Co all parts
of the country On application to lr. G. 7. Crane ll6
- Joseph street. y. -.
DLSEA.SE.S OF THE EYE.
I'r Crane has been very successful in treating the
following diseases Of the Eve. viz:
nrth9llnIa Iarsa- Or ChronIc luf1rumation.in the
edge Of the eyclidS-the edges are swollen and red
the eyellshcs loaded with Melbomi0n -ecretiou-the
lids glued together in the moTnug-itchug. ~marting.
and ,ensatsn of stiffness and f 81 long standing. the
tate the couiunctIya
Eafropjaa-or permanent inversion Of the eyelid.
Ecfr0pirn-or syer~ion Of the cyeli.
Psfosis-or falling Of the upper eyelid.
A7dJihfhalasfG-Or dTyuc~~ Of the eye, arising from
want # the proper secretion 81 the coniunetIva-a
deficiency Of tears.
Epiphor1-a superabundance of Reconsideration
ot the lachrymal duct causing tears T. oyerhow-ci
ten ends m Inflammation and at=Cess.
Isoasss n ttc Co1yUacfira-Acute Purulent, Scrof-
ulou-. and Granular. The AcHte C0ulcfiri - mdi-
Gated by extreme intolerance Of light and increased
flow of tears. SerUf0fs 0aiiHactrifis-ndicated by
extreme Intolerance of 1ekt-lhe eyelids are spas
nodcslly contracted, antthe head turns away from
tho light This disease j. most obstinate and liable TO
perpetual occurrence. often resulting in liberation.
II opacity 81 the cpruea. GrdHuinr C0Jrtflfs J. "a
thickcmug of the Pslpabra junetya-ifc continued.
viii render the cornea Opaque hy IT, friction.
Als1tTosis-lhi~ l. an mpeTfcctIon Of vision. arl-
sing from some change in the rctlna. optic nerve,
BRAN. NTH pair of nerye~tle sight D. impaired uy
degrees: az time the vision more impaired than at
othsT--ulgert- appear double, crooked and dI~colOr-
ed; black spots flashes Of light. vacant stare. dI-
lated Pupil and hut little motion Of the eyehds-Indi-
cate amauro~1~.
lr. Crane has number Of testimonials from high
" respectable gentlemen IN Louisiana and other
states. that ne and does perform all that he pre-
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