New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-25

byedh.' s,N be II pretty well. and If the aolS0i
be Summer, ne nav go on until Fall without sxpsc
torat'or. But as she Winter approaches he begin
10 cough and the expsct0lation is found TO be yei
low. He may also find the fever increased to de
cided iectc, with Agt SWs0t5 and rapid losS Of E'st
IN which case lie viii probably die before Spring
with all the symptoms Of consumption Still tins If
not consumption at all; it is simply chrome co'
f0irL II ne tHrgs.
| 1t il very common for Chronic Bronchiti. to as
SHINE q mder form, when it is spoken OF as a
! " lIWtr C0uek." II comes on each Winter, and
rs regularly subsidies during the Summer: bui a.
every succeeding recurrence, II manifest5 itself IN
Rreaer severity; and the recovery IN tie .ollOwiug
summer il not complete. This form OF Bronchitis,
n neglected, viii surely destroy lie and treated
in the usual manner it il as incarable as consunp-
lion i''e'C The mucous membrane, sooner " later,
becomes altered in structure, and pour3 forth mat
ter which has all the qualities of pms Hectic fever
superveues and the disease tends slowly, bat surely
10 fatal tsTuf3HgfiOn.
Another form OF Bronchitis IL peculiar - middle
life and old age. 1t is distinguished by The qg0w -
aulthe ct0r0cr Of the matter eXpectoraici. C3uaiig
there are two fits Of coughing IN The day-One on
awakening from sleep IN the m0rning The 0tler IN
the etrHlH-. There ia considerable difficulty ot
breathing Whlo the paroXysms o. coughing last but
If pas-es of ~ soon the lungs are freed from the
lscd secretion. The patient IA feeble he NAV,
however live and attend 70 light duties FOR several
years. Bl. the cOuatenauce gradually assumes a
pale BLUSH tint, the body wastes, the blood becomes
thin and death apparently from the constant
drain kept mp by the DISCHARGE from the lungs
Some palieuis die from exhaustion ia five OF ak
mouths but have knowa others TO survive for as
many years.
There 3 still another form Of 'li3 di'ease, called
" Dry Bt0Hc6fS,' the essential character Of which
consists 0f chroac Inflammation, ATTENDED BY N cs-
eif4-' Of tie mucous membrane by when the ~
taJes ace diminished in sze and also II the secretion
o. a dense g',,tin0us Kind Of matter Of A gr'enl5E
or bin 'r4u' color, b. which they aie still further
Distracted. The smaller bronchial tubes aIe often
entirely closed, and occasionally tube Of very con-
siderable siEe becomes s'0ed mp by this matter rms
ale ton so COMMON IN this climate that Ia some
ieTer Il - probable two ont Ol every three suffer
from It. " II the most favored parts oi France.
says Lsennec {" fully one-half OF those arrived AZ
aiul; age will he folnd on careful examination, 20
present evidence oi tAicksning Of some por.iol Jf
tas mucous membrane Oi tne lul-s'.
The symptoms Il Dry Brorct-ts az not 2 ~ ,. vi
BE- severity Il "a the most iusi1.ous Of pulmonary
complaints. The iI3lsct 81 1. 3 conscious OIL D.
De.1g stOft-JrsGtlcf when ascending Al 5t.f AXIOM
or -, emlti1x - run Nhea a .arge portion u &c
ing 4 involved . 5lase u o0rre ron i5 e2-ei,.c'i
after mea., AMI one very .ght eX'r.ion - -)Ie,
tls oppression = referred % the opposite .i- %. me
cher 10 that IN which -he disease Il SitUajej D. O
, remote par o. She sane sale, % even The REGION
%: -ae s'0mlcl A.f3r , ti'lr dV 'ntg N -f'-
f-.co.ias 0a ard c0-t.aIes TO- terrr.l la .-....
patient complaining D. 'g.tth' % tLs chest. ".tfi
ls relieved bv CJrLh rlf tJr eype. -orltio1 80 .
tpf.I. JeI1-fts -vJ-rin.e The cough bv GA
tl.s mater Il rai .ei Is mere r7Wi,g gfr' ID la.
tlc tA.Jaf. 1nt MAJ probably uot 9crut r'9i3 ilit
ol ~ twice Iaiy, AMI allIosi unconscious 70 pa
fclis themselves. d. ilIa-.t. 4 tlty laft a
COZ 81. t.-v W.l simo,. witl11t ey . ..
answer. So" ~. lr-.rg y1rr r)1ve.a-
'iou, tlev Will perhap- i9... All re.ss .u'l'
isiiy..i.t mlcls laf Dozen times. a .a-er.
pa.s fl. c0 IN . l!o.- ,-o.re ant com,s 90 ia p--
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