Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-16

The hrst sensation .u.salIy feeling Of drsness and
hsai 10 ihs nose and reQusnt incliBssn 20 sneesng
There inability 20 breathe freely as the be
comes stopped %. sometimes side and sometimes
en- the oihsT.
soon clear. wstery. serii discharge makes Iis sp-
arsnee, exeoriating The nostT and edges % the Ps
which become red and somewhat swollen Amer few
days ths discharge becomes thick yeo~ish extremely
frequent snd continues 10 bS riarf~d feature ef the
disease and Of rareh danger aud TIE create.
annoyance Amer or les tine 4 becomes puru
lent, highly offensive and Assumes extremely feiid
odor = usually 80 profose a. 90 require, when con-
fined 20 the nose the frequeat application Of the hand
kerchef, or II il drops into the throat which Is
particularly the case while The body IL inc horizontal Pc
times beth.
Sleep Is frequently dssnrbeby sensation OF ehoki.r
caused BY the presence Of the discharge in the throat
OwingO the heat In the head the wstey portion OF the
secretion often evaPOTates and assuming condition Of
solidty Deposited upon the uemb<ane 81 the and
upper part Of the throat IN the shape Of hard
ened Jumps. The sccuEaation Of these incruststons
produces feeling Of discomfort and the usua
ouent Efforts have 70 be made recre them either BY
forciely blowing the nose. or by persistent hasking-a
practice dsagreeable 20 the affected 20
those around him After the REMOVAL tia, side OF the
ineruststiOn which adhered to the mpccus membrane
will sometimes be found bloody, fscfrhieh explains
the force required for It's dslod gne During sleep
these incrUstaonS accumulate more rspdly and the
FEELING IL therefore most uncomf0rtatiein the morn
ing Sometimes all Efforts TO clear the htoat futile
Until AFTER breakfast something vsrznIs swallowed
Some patients state that they not specessfs until
they have swallowed some whisky brso1y. The dis
charge whsch Is without SMELL sssuIes in the pro
gress Of the complaint excessively fetd odor the
breath participates in this, and becomes occasionally
rcvoltingy offensive render the patient object Of
mucous membrane Of the tskts place frequently
sometimes evsn attacking the bones when small psrti-
ees Of that substance will occasionally be found ed
with the The accumulation OF the discha
together with the hicsened condition Of the nfncfrs
membrane renders respiration through The nasal pass
very difficult. and oftentmes impossible neceSsitA
ting respiration principally through the mouth method
very deetcrious 10 the general health but partic
ulsry the lungs, will be shown hereafter The
unpleasant noise produced during sleep, known
/ snoring, originates from the same The voice
loses lis musical quality and assumes dscoTdsnt harsh
and nasal character the Of smell becomes much
impaired entirely lost, and the effect, though
less frequent produced the Of taste. Occa
sionsly, while blowing the ucse, cracking OF bubbiing
sound will Ne heard in the and hearing viii be found
quite thick and stopped Up, but return suddenly with
something Ike a swapping sound This phenomenon Is
usually repeated until at tine hearing does not
turn and remains permanently injured Noises IA the
head Of every conceivable description makes their ap
pearance and adds 10 the distress Of the sufferer, and
hearing nav be lost gradually that considerable de-
deafness may e-t before the person i really
Il the fact The eyes apt 10 become weak IL
rtab,e and disposed 20 wGsr exposure the cold and
wind, or after the slightest exertion. pain more OF
less acute distressing feeling u pressure, expert
enced ever the eyes and sometimes the top back
Of she head and also pain in the face closely resembling
neuralgia for which is very esn mistaken The dis
tres ia the head Neakcns the memory and produces TTi
liability and mcroseness OF disposition. The stomach
suffers generally les. and Is weak I'D irritable
the appetite is cspcious aud nearly always bad in the
morning. In the system becomes feeble
and PROSTATE, and there j. aversion inability 70
either physical or mental eNeIion Not unreonenty
cstarrh fatal, either by debtsting the system
and wearing og the patient, by travelling downward
and producing throat affections. bronchitis and finally
consumption. II may be safely asserted that after herr
tary predisPostien. eaisTh is the frequent aDdl
portant cause OF this fatal complaint.
Cstarrh has been dercd an ncursble disease,
the strength Of that supposi;ioa has been neglect
by both the profession and the pubic A. IL i toe
citing ia full half the Of Deafness Drs. Light
hill have for years pact made It's proper treatment their
spec stuy and have 10y their fully established
tho durability Of the offensive complaint, That this 10 no
assertion. he readily proved by the numerous
testimonials from highly respected parties who have
been under their treatment for this complaint.
FROM Rss. Sslson Eastwood Pastor Of the TFst Baptist
Church ~ Dexter, Mich.
Drraorr. Nov. II, 1864.
In iIsgrSIS-Dear Sir. would respectfully inform
you 70 the progress of MY since went undery
| treatment during your last visit.
whenI then consulted you hal been seriously sniic
ed sbou fourteen years with CatsrTh ia it, worst form,
| accompanied with deafness. am much improy-
ell, and INV general health very much be'erso remark
= reference should you have oocasca 10 needii.
can heartily recommend YOU 90 the public generally
have already done 30 10 my more intimate friends.
Please accept this blight testimonial OF your skill,
and grateful thanks Tor the benefit have received at
your hands. Truly yours, NELSON EASTWOOD
Prom Rev. z. X. RUSSELL Lynn Mass
have been much troubled with CatsTTh OF the
producing cough and hosreness destroying the OF
smell, and breaking down NY general health 10 such
degree as 10 compel me - resign my pss0rsie and
pend public speaking.
.nufs different kinds nitrate of silver, tar water div.
tar aud inhalaons bu, without any ealutary effects