New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

The unvarying uniformity WIN WHICH u 'o
atarrh will extend itself from the cavities Of nose ana
hroa, to the car along the mucous lining is such mat
or OF common occurrence that people say as soon as IL
,ets warm shall hear as well as ever They forget
no root is already laid tho engagement OF the NIL
,ous membrane will make great effort before it can
% reduced TO fluid so % to pass by means OF In
creased mucus through the larynx and very often re-
,uts in making serious obstruction to the Hearing
,v cosinc the Eustachian tubes and thus begin some
II the worst cases Of deafness The engorgemont WILL
certainly increase so as to depress the palate and e1
tend TO the fauces and throat and II left without medi
cal aid is indeed full Of danger the nostrs and throat
are filed with its bulk the bones sorely compressed Us
The dizziness in the head and the stupor suiicish,y
eyipce. the voice affected the Hearing injured the
breathing and swallowing interrupted. tho sufferer "
thence in the utmost Jeopardy and that stage last ap
preaching which may even affect the lungs and the
whole system.
Recently young man. Of the name pi James wilson
Of Brooklyn has consulted me in consequence OF great
difficulty in breathing. which created the greatest
alarm in the minds Of his aged parents as 1t became 50
iptoerablc ,ha. he could not draw his breath without
extreme pain. his throat being very much relaxed
This boy had consulted various surgeons and
Some told him the disease was incurable and refused
10 prescribe while others. because he spoke impcr'
fec,ly pronounced II to be vcnereal affection Oh mo
nose. Another remarked that the disease must be
referred solely to the nose because the prose nneu'
and the acrd samies flowed only from the nosrils to
which he applied various remedies without success
The mother very much interested in the fate oil her
son neglected no occasion Of consulting advice Shie
there seemed a chance Of cure. and among Others
we were consulted. After careful examination. "c
found il to be ABITfs MEDIA; proceeding from a
catarrhal Inflammation Of the membrane Of TIC
,vpanal cavity and extended to the other structures
and obs,ruc,ed with q Mucous accumulation known BY
the name Of Catarrhal and Purucu. 0bi.ls. as II is
well known 70 every surgeon that the sub mucous tissue
mas be innaned without, the surface " the membrane
being involved in other parts Of the body AID Par:eu
larly In the rea,Hs cEd,oriOa' at the same time We
must consider that such are comparatively rare occui
renee Af,er examination. neglected nothing that
might be useful in srbduing The grcs, inflammation
which next enshod me TO perform my usual operation
ior removing the obstruction. was fortunate enouei
TO conduct III tie operation with the Utmost success
Nv Young patient who was fun q courage and conl
dercc during The whole course Of the treatment is nov
ENJOYING tie blessings 81 perfect health. Tie cnnse'
which ere apt 10 supeTinduco siisck Of tbs KIND
are.
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o. Jroz Af EHuasl r..
o. Cros ia Mcab1eaa Tsus;aL
o, (ron ds Ms,,ola on,
o. ari,iag 6o- Efasilszsir' dissass'
O, from ,sjur.o Of IA Me~b,saa TsnpsHi sid o.
r.iAoui a laeosied rgsad h1eef.
Mechanical ,r,ifaiioa II hs Tsea Es'aeA'snA
Uioasi,on o, G,,;rue',oa q iAs M'~t'aHs Tg"peat
D,stsln Of cold cir alons re Msafs'
Ensn,ion Of di,seso from h' DrSn a. 10 ds 90" sih
Inflammation Of hs Euoaal Ee'.
T,rupenal Inflammation " ,eid to aiiornss ~'h on
ilalaia ~ 10 production.
And in some case. To have been excited by the sud
den suppression Of long continued discharge from
dlsiani part Of The body
Loud noises such a. heavy Cannonsding have led Il
the outbreak OF this disease.
sCEorULA.
EXHAUsTIEc MALADIEs ACTING AS PRR
DIsPosISG CAUSES.
4 FOREIGN BODY IRRITATING THE AuDITo
RY CANAL
war inspissated % extreme hardness may Be consid
cred as a foreign iu.tan.
ERYsIPELAs OF THE SCALP.
sCAILATIyA.
vARIOLA.
RUBEOLA.
IRRITATING OBJECTIONS ADMIgIsTEErD tt
THE AUDITORY CANAL.
GALVANISM
ELECTRICITY.
the latter two have most particularly been enumerated
o. exciting causes when freely scd for the
Of deafness Inflammation is described 10 have arisei
also from iasis In consequence 81 the suddcI
removal Of ophthamin gonoTrhcl; likewise TO bav'
arises during the progress toward The termination
Of general acute disease, continued or UphoiI
fcvers.
This disease In occasionally seen pass TO the cal