New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

upper and back part OF the throat All these air
flies Of the well the throat and nOr covered
with mucous membrane which in state Of chronic naarn
nation and liberation. ia whs, constitutes Cattrah.
SYMPTOMS.
The symptoms Of Caah they apply to persons Of differ
teuperanents and different stages tho disease
pain and between the eyes eyes, dizziness
Of the facial nerves cosenes. Of the passages
u,ion thought aud loss OF memory lo.s of SMELL difficulty
Of through the nosts when the lips closed
parched and fsveh condition Of the mouth AMI lips obsruc
ton Of the euachan tubes with partial deafness and unnatu
raj both soteninz Of the aud de
cayng Of the teeth constant accumulation Of puruent
and throat and last but no, ea that most
unpeas.n, Of all dareeable things offensive aud poison
breath Nc, that ali these symptoms apply to each indi
viua case they the symptoms Of the dse,e as they
apply to daeren, cases, differing only in degree.
PATHOLOGY.
All the facial snus air cavities Of the face COW
cred with the mucous membrane which lines the
nose mouth throat bronchial tubes and extends throughout
the entire structure lungs Inflammation Of the
hraue covering the nos,rs and facial snuses is Nasal
Ahhrfhi Fhtu locdtcu NlLHh tbo VupNe~N'es WV
communicate. with the internal from the upper aud
back Isr Of throat constitutes Catarrhal Deafness
confined the arnI and entrance to the lungs it Is
crsrrh Of the Throat little further advancel and we
have Bronchial Catsrrh still another step, and We have
Catarrhal condition Of the Lungs which Is the prelude to
and the last step amenabe medical treatment,
THE RESULT OF NEGLECT.
Who among the living does that Pulmonary Con
sumption is the one Prevailing disease in this climate with
which the youth and uiddleaz.d die And yet how rarely
is tina, the lungs the primary shock 1t 10 hrs {" cold
IN III. ead which resolves Nasa Ca,arrh from which
the sufferer feel. no Alarm until .ep by step reaches the
ung, and then hea late awacs couscousness Of the
rea danger and dies victim to snegeef and the "po'ef
p,eea.on. Of .one asyG,e epe Have you the disease
in question: remember that The sure and most speedy way to
upon the lungs by drenchins the throat and na'a
passages with G.ing,nt pod and edH'fe 'oriioni Hund
reds Of cases Of CAsrrh have been rendered hopessy
incurable by this method OF dOetorins disease
which from To and tendency requires the most care
and udcous treatment the hands Of the experienced
phy sean.
MEDICAL HYDROKONIA.
HyJ,okonia word OF coinage, selected to sipi
y that system theory and practice for Csar'h and its COM
caiion Of which pleasure to be the humble author
and advocate The and operations employed in this
pract ce are also design, and used only by osrse
and associate DR.. smedley Of Boston Neither d'es this
treatment eject bear resemblance to any means
Or method employed by any other or per''n' the
truth of which statement hold ourselves in duty to
v, he fai,e yet,nse and initiated attempts Of ceain par
lies in his city to the contrary notwiti standing.
The attention Of and Others interested IL cordially
invited to the means aid facilities command in tbs
- eciay; coupris!ne, both the selection Old Hs1 eH"
,emeSie, and mode Of GI7atos which at once or'g
eL .,f, and s~pls and alike mandatory to the couh
Gense Of physieiar and patient rbis treatment Las been
thoroughly ted in hundred, Of cases aud win the
.. happy results viz healing the local disease WINE
changes the dsihess constitutional tendency upon winch
the catarrhal secretion dependA sword Mee's''
confidently believed be the only rational "e9' 'e'
ATTEMPTED for Catarrhal dtsease and is warranted peasant
speedy and sGecua practice when and where A.
mean. and me, bod. have totally failed
TESTIMONIAL
We ,bs uprened resps tfuly tender auT thanks to Dr.
g. CLEssoN PRATT for the beaeht we have received At
b b.n n, IN, ,i.a.oH and sueos treatment Of Ca'arrh'
m u,l Uydroionn; end for the faithful and sentlemany
i'm which he has professional service to u.s.
s earnestly hope for his encouragement and success
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