, 1864-05-04

McConA1ck's RuiLD1sa,
Coz, RAsDoIru AND DEAnBonS s74,,
NaEal CatnIrh. 1oathsome and distressing: dta-
ease, which Il neglected n1yays, sooner Or later,
eCde in consumption and death, or destruction
of the eeIses, consists Of Marnmstior+ beginning
blind and little ADORE the veil Of the palate and
extends upwards Into the nose and atr cavities Of
tEe face. IT. otcn creates perpetual desire 10
swallow, and gives feeling as Il something wers
CLICKING n the uppespart Of the throat. Wden tho
Inflammation has existed for q time, and nleera-
ton has taken place, .puriforn, matter Is sectetcd
and dops down into The throat, often passing into
the stomach. causing Eausea and offensive breath,
Many times the nostrils arc closed, and Tho
entcrer ,s obliged to breathe With the month open.
Upon ririne in the morning great effort IL reqn1~
feeling OF pressure ncross the upper part Of the
Doret and the bare OF the brain sometimes suffers
in such way ~ to induce hsadAche, vertigo, and
Oitcn aiter the destruction OF the membrane the
hone ltse1f becomes Affected md then rs general
thirg. the dreaee, dsdes treatment By catarfh
the teLsc OF smell IL 1lways sooner or later In
pAirrd. and frequently destroyed. The dlec1se e1-
tends to the tnhcs which ran from tho throat to
the ears, causing pain and deafness, Of occasional
the patient describes as like the tones OF small
behe. hiPsny Of steam, or the roar OF waterfall.
heav paln Il generally fst II The iorehs
cases of neuralgia are caused wholly By c1t1rrh,
. and defy al! medical cid while the cause exists.
We hdve often seen cases whcre ths suffering
unable 10 concentrate the miEd to think clearly
urtn any subject however smple-unable to add a
column Of nEures-hAd suffered loss OF memory,
ard, Ii deed had reason to dread fdocy OF inaauty
IN copf equence Of catarrt, It Is truly terri bic
dteeaee, and set, IN all cases. It c5n be clrcd II
taken in eeaeon. In most cascs the ac1teness ol
erle}l hearing and sight can be restored There Il
o1c thing 1t were well to bear 10 ind-cat lrrh has
rcrcr teen aud cannot be cured by swallowing
medicine or By snuff, OF By burning. The disease
Is only aggravated BY such treatment, and although
euch measures may seem to make the he0d more
clear for the time being. they make bad mattel
worrr. The aim emptEics offeu have, IL to "dr1
up hthe d. charge, to use a common expression
but II this were possible, no person with the leas
| knowledge Of throat or lnns disease would fncu
&c great peril. 1t would be hazardous OF life ami
I certain to do irrcparable injury.
The only true course Ia to strike at the very TOO
| OF the disease and to eradicate it entirely. Th
! can be quickly snd etectual15 done, and tho gen
erel hea}th can be restored By the lErian SyeteH
Of Cure by which the remedy Is conveyed dircctl
| to The diseased part
| Ef@ Where it lg inconvenient for pefaons to cal
at the Office, they may write respecting their cases
(encloeing postage stamps) end lfttls ieook upo
ihc subject and also list Of questions will be sen
| free Of charge. ills desirable to make tmmediat
| application.
Address. or apply, to I. Wlnslow Aver, n. D.
| McCosmick's Building, corner Randolph and Dea1
| born streets, Chicago. Post oalce Box 63S3.
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