Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

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Effects.


The erst sensation IL usually feeling Of drynsss m.
nest IN the nose and frequent inclination 20 sneesng
There is an inability breathe freely. the be
comes stopped up sometimes On one side and sometime
Soon clear. waiery acrid discharge makes It's ap.
pearanee, excoratng the nortr and edges Of the lips
days The discharge becomes thick, yelOwish extremely
frequent, and continues 10 be marked feature 81 the
disease and 81 inuch danger and the creates,
annoyance. After more or less time II becomes puru
lent highly offensive and assume. an extremely fet
odor. Is usually profcse require when
lined TO the nose the frequent application Of the hand
kerehef. OF, ~ drops into the throat which Is
particularly the while the bodyis In pc
sion a dnrng sleep exPee;srsiionan ard some
sleep frequently disturbed BY sensation Of choking
caused BY the presence q the discharge In the throat
Owing 10 the heat the head the wsery portion OF the
secretion often evsporAtes and assuming condition Of
sodity Deposited upon the membrane Of the and
upper part OF the throat IN The shape Of crusts or hard
ened Jumps. The accumulation OF these inerus.stSus
produces feeling Of discomfort and narrow :e usua
passage 20 TO enbarrss respiration Therefore, IRE
qaent Efforts have 10 be made 10 them, either
foretby blowing the nose, or By persistent haski3g
practice dsagreeabIe TO the one Affected IS il Is
those around him. Amer the removal, that SIDE Of
incrustaton which adhered 20 the mucous membnGe
win sometimes be found bloody, fact which exphs
the force required for its disledgment During {fep
these ineruststons accumulate more rapidly and ths
feeling il therefore uncomfortable In the rn
ing Sometimes sll efforts TO clear the throat tle
until afier breakfast or something warm Il swstwed
Some patlents state that they are success until
they have swallowed whisky or brandy. e dis
charge which Il rst without smell. ASSUMES in pro
gress Of the complaint excessively f.tid - the
breath participates in this, and becomes occaSoaly
reyongly offensive 20 render the patient eci Of
disgust himself well a. 10 others Ucerat Of the
mucous membrane Of the takes place n identity
sometimes attacking the bones, when parti-
ees Of that substance will occasionally be foy mixed
with the discharge The accumulation Of the barge
together witk the thickened condition Of ucous
membrane. renders respiration through Ia pass
age very difficult, aud oitentmes impossii ssis.
ting respiration principally through the mo, peihod
very deleterious 10 the general health, but bsrc-
ularly so 90 the lungs, as VIII be shown DR. The
unpleasant noise produced during sic Town
snoring, originate from the ca {fha voice
loses is musical quality, and assumes kpt, harsh
and nasal character; The sense Of smel} tes much
impaired entirely lost, and the sam though
less frequent. produced O the ssnsAf II. Occs-
sionslly, while blowing the uose 4 ca 5pbubbling
sound will be heard In the ear, and 4. A be found
quite thick aud stopped up, but ~ Cenly with
something like swapping sound (romenon Ia
usually repeated until, AZ one time, does not re.
turn. and remains permanently inf Uses Ia the
head, Of every conceivable desert kcs their ap-
peAranoe and adds 10 tue dlstresS fierer, and
hearing may be lost gradually ttferable de-
gree of deafness may exist befo BON l. really
aware Of the fact. The eyes are sme weak IT.
ritable, and disposed TO water on ~ the cold aud
wind, after the slightest eXerN1<4 pain, more OF
less acute. or distressing feeling ofrrssure, expert
enced over the eyes, and something the top back
Of the head, and also pain In thece closely resembling
neuralgia, tor which II is very often mistaken. The dis
tress nthe head week.-mrs. the mecKy and produces ir
suffers generally more issa<ft able;
the appetite Is cspricioas, and ary nwaysb10 <Ube
morning. In severe cases It'd stem becomes feeoV~
aud PROSTATE, and there Is an go or inability TO
either physical or mental exsrti5n lot unfrequently
eatsrrh proves fatal, either by de5sapg the system
and wearing ont the patient OF by trayF I'd
spd producing throat Affections bronehifpd finally
eOnsuaPtion II may be safely asserted that herid
sry predlspoailon, csiarrh sihe most lreque BID i'm
portant cause 81 this fatal complaint
Catarrh has been dsred an incurAhie
on the strength Of that suppOsltion has been nege
by both the profession and the public Al l. the
citing cause In fall hafthe ofdeafness DR.. Lgt
hill have for years past made its proper treatment their
special study, and have By their success fully established
the earsbty OF the offensive complaint That this is no
assertion, he readily proved by the
testimonials from highly respected parties who have
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