Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-09

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No, 20 Boylston St.,Boston,
viii be Mt tho Bangor House Bangor, from,
Monday Oct. Sd, until Friday Oct. 14th, where
he daily can be consulted on DEAFNESS, DISCHARGES
from the Ears, Noises IN the Heod and Ears, Ca.
tariff and Ell diseases of the Ih~oat Ear and
| Tyr. Artificial Eyes inserted without pain. DR..
H. will reFeat his visits should the interest of his
| patients demand t.
CATARzgEg:
Catarr in its first stages is an infimation Of
| the lining of the nose. 1t produces a feeling of
uneasinoss, heat, and Stiffness in the no.trils,
which nts closed one or both sides, caused by
the thc&eEing of the membrane from inGalna-
ton; snou n thin, watery sui stance commences
| excoIatiag that part Of the skin with which it
comes ia contact. If the disra is not checked
then, the discharges soon become thick and puru-
lent, Of II gTccnish yellow; sometimes tinged
with blood, with odor moro or less disagree
able, ana me mes very offensive. The breath
ot the patient becomes re- oltingly offensive az
to Isolate him from society, and render linn an
object o. disgust to himself The discharge fro
qusntly arnps down the throat and has to be
la wEcd up in order to obtain relief thus impair
va; and in many cases destroying the voice the
senses Of smell aud taste bccomo greatly i'm CARED
AID sometimes entirely lost; distressing head
| ache makes its appearance as the frontal siuuses
become inVa lrei add nturliglc pain in the free
and head as the other sinrses become af-
tec'ed. IT the Inflammation extends through the
E9staciaia tnbes to the middle car. disa greeabe
nescs N the hcai md car wi make their appear
ancc the hearing becomes moro or less impaired,
AMI in many cases entirely destroyed 1t it ex-
tends down the throat it gives rise to dv PERSIA,
bronchitis, and ottentines CONSUMPTION.
Letter from Rev. P. L. russell. Of Lynn, Mass,
10 tae Waterman and Reflector, Boston.
lynn, Mas, heb. /. JaG2.
Pear Brethren Editors: Will You permit nc
to III Ike statement in your valuable paper for
TIC benefit OF your readers who may be all icted
with cntaIIaal t,iiiicuties2 have been much
troubled with c1ta.rh Of the worst 'ypc for some
twenty years. II gtaluaily grew worse, produc
Ing c,ar and hoaTs eness, destroying the sense Of
smell, aid breaking down ny general health to
| su degree as to com ,e me to rcsi.;a my paa.
torato and suspend publ, spoAking. made dill
Eent Of the rsaal neItes, auvA as snufs Of
divers kinds, nitrate OF silver, tlr.watcr, olive
| tar ana limitations, bu. without any very sllut
ry elects. Last SUMNER while tuIaeyiug in the
| country for my health, heard Of Dr. LighthilI's
aascesstui aoIeef treating eatIrIh, in Providence
=. l., y=it4' hita, and pat myself IN Ter his
treatment began imme diately t. improve. IN
this i!apseYe!n- 1T hos l,Oae On to the present
time. NJ ett}ggh les gralully melted away
NY cr1 IA has disappeared. my voice has become
gatUral5 and | "a eges taffe able 10 preach tue
biesseI tsel. Tie popularity Of DR.. light
alil5 treatment = tia. he e ais,s tie ms de Of
re na=ai nassas1S with Ae,l,u; : stun, ap
lied b 4 carious!H eenstrgetei syringe. in the
passage leading from the root Of the mouth to
the hose. After few efforts and little prac-
ter, there Is 10 lain or serious dii,cuty in this
nl-ie # ~ ljaati=h. LIT me advise Al trou0 ed
VIZ c1isff!ai difficulties apply to DR. Li2ht
All 7. RUSSELL.
Bosrgv, HAY 60 Iso2.