Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12
BRLL's SPEOIEIO PILE
HSs11ig3{tv WIN. TsKE AGENT tor NAV
o. A q A r. r. II

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The question is yet often asked, What q ms x dls,
easel dow know when we lave the Oatarrh 81
tie disease was never truly deauedhy HlsdlcsA bo9ks
never Understood BY physicians IT, my theory o.
Il Was published, and Is still often mistaken for some
other disease BY the victims oft l thereiore repuD-
llsh Its tras SYMPHONY $, ia answer to ihe above anes
Au SYMPTOMS.
The following arc some Of the true symptoms u
Catarrh. Pain, either dull or ACUTE in the head, OF
Ia lien Of Il, a sensation OF fullness, oppression, con
iui u Ofidefs, hstlesanes5t lndlnerehes 70 ~ lhess
SShstrns s,s IA act = OF iobs. or to carry into Ell Ct
certain precOnceived plans. At ttmesl an oDstructsu
breathing through one or both hostile So ! r, SmS
the nose fauces OF throat On blowing the nostIlls
~iorciDly, n little erust-hardened nnous-ls tnIoSn
fluid dropping from the head down into the throst
is sometimes slt. Various noises OF Ilnslhk seo1us
crossed to matur. ~ ami severity, many OF the sene-s
become impaired, and that Of smell Is some lines %
tails lost. That of hearing SUITS mueh, ana the
organs Of vision participate in the ravage6. An &C
STIMULATION Of viscid mucous in the throat takes
psed res Ike choking OF suHJcating. To the
b cath 8 impaired an ohrnsiye, end. in some In
stances, and fnsuhsrabl0 OdOr By the secretlohs'
BRONCHITIS AND NEURALGIA.
The latter often termed 'nerrOus headache arc
the offspring of Catarrh, And now II inc ABOVE
symptoms exist, or q majority otthem' the a'seeso
And here it Is deemed Of the utmost importance %
correct a preyRlsnt-almost unpardonabie error
Bronchitis il known to be the immediate harbinser
| Of Not knowing, and hot even sus
pectinE, that OatarFh Is the pronouqcing cause, o.
bronchitis, physicians have attempted 70 remove TINS
later Affection by local applications, such IS nitrate
/ Of silver, Organizations, inhslitlOns o. medieated va
pors, &c., 10 the thrOatRnd fauces. Now all such
Efforts TO cure bronchitis afford palpahle eridenee Of
deiusion only. 1 therefore assert, that 70 cure pron'
| chitis. and avert N Catarrh must nrst ps
oued. Upon this common sense postulate, l nave
pFedieat6f my remedy for the cure Of Catarrhi and
not only have I the satisfaction to know that 1t has
proved eminsntly successful in the sttaihment o.
this object, hut that in accomplishing this, IL has
psrmansutly cured bronchitis aud RYersed coGsump'
ton in thousands Of instances.
n EYES.
Among many local complaints, produced by "a
tarrh, and which have never been recognized by th'
Faculty, is that of an ubsIructi a, or clos ng Up @
the tear passage from the eye 70 the Dostril. Thu
: arises oftener from Catarrh than from any othel
cause Tia cure VI CAtarrh removes the diniculty
aud obviAtes toe painful and needless process OF in
sarting a matallc tube into the duct or passagsiW will
the vain hope that such pernicious practice may 81
feet the cure. But IL never does
II is now knOWn that my ERRHIh Is the onl
positive cure for Catarrh. h ND,
nR-aIW. OLARK successor to Vim. Fiske, II
Superior ST., Agent for Cleveland je2idAwSt