Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-11
n A A R R H

The question is yet Often asked, what IL this dis.
easel pOE know wheu We 4 ave the CAtarTh -
the disease was never truly deh0ed BY mcdicstbooks
never understood by physiclans ii my theory Of
il was published, and Is still often mistaken Tor some
other disease By the victims Of il, 1 therefore repub-
Itch its true symptoms, in answer to the above ques'
H. ms. -
The following are some OF tho true symptoms Of
oatarth Pam, either gu, on Seute, W ths a. ao I.
III u otIdeAs, hstlessnssss Indifference 20 bu mess
concerns, walt OF physical aud mental eoersy 10
Dc form certain acts or jobs, or to carry into ell Ct
certain prccOncsived plans. I times, an Obstructed
breathing through Que or both %hOstrils, soon. the
obstruction gives place to q profuse DISCHARGE from
he noss fa1ces OF throat On blowing the nostrils
fcrcibly, a little e~rust-hardenei mucns- is throSn
ont, Of en- tibged with D GOD. The sensation, OF =
huid dropp ng from the head down into the throat
lie sometimes ielt. Various noises or ringing SOUNDS
IN the ears are noticed. when the disen.e has pro-
crossed 10 matur.ty ami s-veritY, many OF the senses
become IMPAIRED, and that Of smell Ia some ines TO-
tails lost. That OF hearing sun rs much, and the
ORGANS OF vision participate in the rayages. An &C
cumulation OF Yiscid mucus in the throat takes
place, especially in the night, and the patlent, n
-ged fs.s like choking or sutVcating. To the
b cath ls impaired al OH-nstye, and IN some iu-
stan.e and tnsuferabls odor by the secTetions.
BRONCHITIS M NEURALGIA.
The latter often termed "nerrous headache, are
the offspring OF Catarrh. And now, II the above
| m ms exist, or a majority ofthem. the disease
CONSUMPTION.
And here It Is deemed OF the utmost imp0rtRnce to
correct n preyal-nt-almost unplrd0nabie error
J brOuCnltlB Is known 70 De the Anme9lALe Bot
| Of Not knowing, and Rot even sus
pecting tnst UHtaIrh IL the pronouncing cause. OF
bronchits $, physloiaDs have attempted to remove this
| Ia ter affection by local applications, such ss Ritrate
ofsiivtr, Organizations, inhal4tions o. medicsted va
/ psrs, &c, to the throat aud faucss- Now, ali such
efforts to cure bronchitis afford palpable sSidence OF
delusiOn ouly. 1 therefore assert, that 10 cure brOn-
chifis, and avert consumption, CRtarrh must hrst be
culed. lpuR tn , common sense pos Mate, l have
predicate1 my remedy tor the cure Of Catarrh; and
not only have l the satisfaction to know that 1t has
! proved eminently successful in the attainment OF
thi, object, but that IN accomplish Dg this, IL MS
! permanently sured bronchitis AID ayeried cOnsump-
I tlOn in thousands of instances.
DISEASED EYES.
Among many local complaints, produced by Ca
\ tafrh, aud which have never been recognized by the
Faculty, is that Of an ubslructi n, or clos NC pR Of
] this tear passsge from the eye TO the nostrll. THE
srises Oftener IRON GataFrh than from any other
cause. 1hs cure If Catarrh removes the difficulty
and obviRtes the painful aud needless process OF in
sorting a mttslic tube into IN duct or passags,wite
I the vain hope that such pc rniciOus practice may et-
feet the cure. But il never does,
Its now knoFn that my ERRHINE is the only
positive cure for CatarTh. 4. GOODALE, ND,
D-G. ". CLARK, successor to VIM. Fiske, II!
Superior st., Agent for Cleveland. Jez ;d4wS4