Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-31
SYMPTOMS OF
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Tie first sensation 10 usually feeling Of dryness aD<
There i inability breathe freely ssfhe nose be-
comes stopped up. sometimes side and sometimes
on toe other.
Soon a eIesr wssery, acrst dlschsrg. mske.its. an.
pearsnee sxeossng the nossrls and edges Of the Ups
which become red and somewhat swollen. Afser f.-
days the becomes thiek, yelo~ish extremely
frequent, and continues 90 be marked feature 81 the
disease, and source of much danger and the greatest
annoyance Afier more or les time II becomes puru-
lent highly offensive, snd assumes extremely fetc
odor Il Is usually 80 profuSe to require when con
lined 10 the nose the frequent application OF the hand
kerehief or, " drops into the throat, which l.
particularly the while the body in horir
ston a. during sleep, and
times beth. --s
sleep frequently d.tursea By sensation Of choking
caused by the presence 81 the discharge In the throat
Owing to the heat in the head the wsery portion Of the
secretion often evsporstes and assuming condition Of
upper part % the throat IN the shape Of hard
ened lamps. The Of these iaerustation.
produces feeling Of discomfort, and the usus
passage so az 10 enaesrsss respiration. Therefore, IRE
quent efforts have 10 be TO remove them either
forcibly blowing the nose CT By persistent hawkng-s
practice dissgreeable 10 the affected IL Is &c
those around him. Aer the removal that side of the
incruststiou which adhered the mucous membrane
viii sometimes be found boeiy fsct which explain,
the force repaired for lis dislcdgmept. During sleep
these incrsiations secumnisss rapidly. and the
feeling therefore most uncomfortable Ia the morn.
ing Sometimes all efforts 10 clear the threat are futile
until sfter breakfast something wsrm Is swallowed
Some pstests that tAey not suceessfsl until
hey have swalowet some whisky or brandy. The dis.
charge, which is first without smell assumes In the pro
gTess OF the complaint excessively fe;id odor the
breath participates In this, and becomes occasionally
revotingy offensive render the patient an object Of
disgust 10 himself well TO Others liberation of the
mucous membrane Of the takes place frequently
sometimes evsn attacking the bones, when snail partl-
clss Of that substance will occasionally DO found mixed
with the discharge Tn. accumulation Of the discharge
together with the fhiekened condition of the mucous
membrane renders respiration through the nasal pass
difficult. and oftentnes impossible, necessts
ting respiration principally through the mouth method
very deleerous 10 the general health but psrtc
ufsrly the lungs, win be shown The
unpleasant noise produced during sleep. Known az
snoring, originates from the same The voice
loses its musical aality and assumes dscortsn harsh
and nasal character; the Of smell becomes much
impaired or entirely lost, aud the sect though
less frequent. produced the Of taste Occs-
sonay, while blowing the uose, cracking OF bub bling
sound will be heard IN the and hearing will be found
quite thick and stopped up, but return suddenly ~iih
something like sappiag sound This phenomenon Il
usually repeated UNTIL al time, hearing does rot
turn. and remains permanently injured Noises Ia the
head Of every conceivable description makes their
Pearsnce and adds 10 the distress OF the sufferer, and
hearing may be lost so gradually that considerable de-
gree Of deafness may exist before the person really
rsb disposed wstef on exposure 10 the cold and
wind or after the slightest exertcn. pain, more OF
lees acute. distressing feeling ofpressure expert
encet the eyes and sometimes the top or back
of the head and also pain IN the face closely resembling
neuralgia, FOR which Is very often mistaken. The die
tress in the head ~eakens the memory aud produces ir
taDtHts Anu mofoStntA OF disposition. The stomach
suffers generally more lsss and is weak aud rritsbs
the appetite caprcous, and Is nearly always bad the
morning In severe cases the system becomes feeble
and PROSTATE, and there b aversion or Inability to
either physical mental exsrtIon Not unfrequently
cstsrrh proves fatal either by facilitating the system
and wearing out the patient by travelling downward
consumption may he safely asserted that after hrrid
tsy pTeispositsn caisrrh the most reauen. and inn
poriant cause % this fatal complaint.
CatxrTh has been dered incurahe disease and
the strength Of that suppostion has been neglected
BY both the profession and the pubic. As Is the
citing In ll half Deafness rs. Light
hin have for years psst made It's proper treatment their
special study, and have by their success fully established
the durability Of the offensive complaint, That this il
testimonials from highly respected parties who have
been under their treatment for this complaint.
From Rev. Nelson EASTWOOD Pastor Of The First Bsplt
Church Of Dexter, Mich.
DrrKorr. Nov. II, isfs.
In. IIcHTnul-Desr Cir: would respectfully inform
you the progress Of my since underyour
trestrns Mt during your last visit.
when then consulted you had been seriously afict
ed about fourteen years with Casrrh Ia its worst FORM
accompanied with deafness. sm now . much improv
ed aud my general health very nuch brterso remark
ably so-ths cheerfully tender you thense 81 my
a reference, should yen have occasion to need IT.
heartily recommc nd you the public generally,
have already done so 10 my more intimate friends.
Please accept this as slight testimonial OF your skill.
and my grateful thanks for the benefit have received
yonr hands Truly yours. NILSSON EASTWOOD.
From Rev. r. H. Russell, Lynn. Macs.
have been much troubled with Catarrn OF the
type for twenty yesrs II gradually grew worse
producing cough and hcarssness destroying the 81
smell, and breaking down general health to such
degree to compel me resign my rssiorste snd
pend public speaking.
made diligent use Of the useful remedies. snch
ans OF different kinds nitrate Of silver, water olive
TAR and inhalsons, bui without any salusry effects
Last summer heard OF Dr. Lghthill's ,uccessfs mode
of catsrr visited him. and put myself under his
treatment. / began Immediately TO improve ana tni'
improvement has gone till the present time ~
cstarrh has gradually melted away, cough has ar
appeared, -@'ce has become nstursi' sDa az. - 49,
more sbl ~~d gospel Lev nc
all trou " !" Ut
Idghthi
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H. na'i.s Ds-.
st 10 Detroit, and being
deep fels gratitude the attention and