Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-14
CArARRH CURED.
Professor ofthe State Normal School, AIban,
New York

Professor of the State Normal School, Albany,
New York.
This may certify that nave been, since 1874,
subject to VIOLENT periodical attacks OF cAtarrh,
marked by a highly nhamed con ition OF the
lining membrane Of the cavities Of the head, pro-
duclng most distressing species Of headache,
for days at a time, wholly lncapacitatine me from
my business, and, during the parOXysms, con-
fining me to my bed. In some instances the in
flamation has extended to the teeth, occasionng
toOthaehe; to the throat, producing hRFshness
and partial loss of voice, and tWIce It has af-
fected the left eye as 10 conhne me for month
OF more TO a darkened room. These attacks
have been accompanied by febrIle symptoms;
by stoppages Of the head, and in the first stages
by Watery discharges from the nose, and sub.
sequenuy becoming acrid and yellow, and
toward the close Of the attack, becoming
bloody and purulent. 1 have tried medi-
zines Of almost every kind; external ap-
plIcalions to the head, such as cam
phOr, ginger, hot vinegar. snuffs of some half
dozen kinds, and other catsrrh preparations to.
gether with other internal remedies, such as al
ternRtiVes, cathartics, and emeIies. These
have produced no changes in the occurrence or
character OF the disease, and in most cases with
little or no Temporary relief had come, at
length. TO the believe the disease 10 be practi-
cally beyond either cuTe.or material alienation.
Under these circumstances, / WAS led some
FIVE months ago, to make trial of DR.. Lighthil's
treatment. His method at one approved itself
likely TO be effective Notwithstanding the dis
advantages under which he laOOred IN dealing
with a disease of such long standing, aggravated
by nervous debility and dyspepsia aud cOnse-
queDtly induced by the accidents OF my profess
siOnal labor, found the treatment reaching the
disease as it had never been reached before and
produced such q modification and slleYialion of
It's characser as ! had supposed impossible. l
chronicle the result thus
=Although have bern situated several times
SO that should formerly have believed severe
attack Of my catarrh inevitable have escaped
thus far the symptoms Of threatened attack |
have very light and have yielded TO the reme-
d es employed by DR.. Lighthill, without need of
recourse 70 she hot lamentations or emetics, !
snd the discharges from the mead have resumed |
their original and natural condition. That / I
have been able to maintain so material a relief /
is to me q cause Of gratitude. In that alone |
sm repaid for whatever the treatment may have |
costme.
1 make this statement unsolicited, a. s means |
Of acknowledging my obligations TO DR.. Light |
hills method Of treating eatsrrh, and with a |
view to aid any who may have suffered from /,
that disease in forming just opinion OF its mer-
its, and its probable uUlitv in their own case.
FREDERICK S. JEWELL.
ALBANY, N. Y, March IA, 1854
References to parties of the highest respect |
ability residing in the city, who have been cured |
Of Deafness, Cstarrh, &C., may be had on sppli- |
ton.
oTIIoE no. "a sR. NARK's PLACE.
9Th st., between I'd and Sd avenues. !,
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