Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22

The ass sensation q. usually feeling Of dryn.s. and
heat In The hose, and frequent lncinslisu 70 snee1lng
There s an inability breathe freely. the
comes sseppsd up sometimes on one sids and sometimes
soon clear. waiery, acra discharge makes ID. sp-
peaFace, excorstng TIE nostris aud edges ~ the bps
which become red and somewhat swollen. Afer fee
days the discharge becomes thick yellox sh exsrre ~
frequent, and continues BE- marked feature 81 The
disease ard source Of much danger and the greatest
snnoyshee. Aiter more on les time Il becomes puru-
lent highly Offensive, and an extremely fed
od0r l. usually 50 profuse % require, when con-
ned 70 the nose the frequent application Of the hand
kerchief, or II Il drops Into he throat which 4 more
particularly the while the body In horlr po-
tion a. during sleep, constant expectorson AMI
tmes beth.
sleep frequently disturbed by sensation Of choking.
caused by The presence OF the discharge in the throat
owing 70 the hestn the had the waery portion % the
secretion often evaporates and assuming condition ~
sodty T. deposited upon the membrane of the nosc and
upper part Of the throat Ia the shape 90 Crusts hand
enea lump. The accumulation OF these incrustatons
prouces feeling ~ discomfort and the usual
passage 80 a. 10 embssss respiration Therefore ire.
guent Efforts have 10 be made 10 them either by
isre5y blowing the ne.e. OF by persistent hA~kng-a
iNacute a. dsAgfeeahle 20 the affected Il i
those around him Amer the removal that side of the
ineruriaton which adhered % the mucous membrane
vii sometimes be found bloody, fact which explains
The fotce required Cor ~ dislodgmcut During slsep
these lucrusta,ons accumulate more farldy and the
feeling IL thercfore most uncomfortable 10 the morn.
ing sometimes all efforts 10 clear the threat futile
until afer breakfast something warm j. swallowed
some rNienH state that they not snceessfrl until
they have swallowed scne whisky OF brandy. The de
charge which 10 fst without smell. the pro
gfcss df tie complaint an excessively fcd oiof the
breath partepass Ia this, and becomes occasionally
tevolthgl offensive a. 70 render the patient an object q
disgust himself ~ we'll a. 20 others liberation u the
mucous membrane of the nose takes place frequently
Nnetiines eNsn attacking the bones when sua part
Gle. u hat substance will occasionally DO found mixed
With The discharge The accumulation ~ the discharge
together With the thicken~d condition 81 the
membrane renders respiration through the nasal pas.
axe very difficult and otcnmcs impossible, necessia'
.iixfh
very dtleterious 90 the general health, but par
ulafy soto the mngs, a. viii be- shown hereafter The
unpleasant noise produced during sleep, kn1wn -
snoring, originates nom the cause. The voice
loses 10 musical quality, and assumes dscordan harsh
and nasal character the sense % smell becomes much
impaired entirely lost, and the sect though
less frequent, produced the oi taste Ocea-
slonaly, While blowing the uose cracking % buhblng
sound will be heard Ia the ear and hearing will be found
quite thick and stopped up. but return suddenly with
something like swapping sound, This phenomenon T.
usually repeated UNTIL al Que time, hearing does hot
turn, and remains permanently injured Noises IN the
pearance aud adds 10 the distress OF the sufferer, and
hearing may be lost so gradually that considerable de-
aware OF the fact The eyes are apt 10 become In
rtabe and disposed % water on the cold and
wind. after the slightest exertion. A pain,
less acute. distressing feeling OF pressure, expert
enced the eyes, and sometimes The top OF back
o. the head and also pain In the face closely resembling
neuralgia, for which IL is oen mistaken. The Dis
tess in The head weakens the memory aud produces r
liability and moroseness OF disposition. The stomach
suffers generally less, aud l. weak aud irrable
the appetite caprcous, aud nearly always bad In the
morning. In severe cases the system becomes feeble
and PROSTATE, and there l. aversion inability
either physical mental exertion. Not unfrequenty
catarrh proves fatal, either 10y debiatng the system
aud wearing out the patient, or by travelling downward
and producing throat affections, bronchitis, aud finally
consumption II may be safely asserted that after herid
itsry predsposten. catarrh is the frequent and i'm
portant cause of this fatal complaint.
CatarTh has been sdered incurable disease and
the strength Of that supposon has been neglected
by both the profession and the public As Is the
citing in full half tue OF deafness Drs Light
hill have for years past made its proper treatment their
special study and have by their uy established
the durability Of the offensive complaint That this IL
mere assertion, be readily proved by The
testimonials from highly respected parties who have
been under their treatment for this complaint.