Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
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lac nrst sensation 10 nsssly feeling of drvp... an.
1e. N The bose aud frequent inclnsfi.n to sn~e.1x
There Is an inability 70 brestks feeIy "A ~. -. -
on the other ~ - ''n stAs
Seen q clear. ~Asery, scris esscAsrr. u.s-.,..
PsaTsnse exoostng the Dostrils edges Of The ps
shieh become red and souewha; swollen. Amer a rs
esys ne discharge becomes Thick yeIlo~sh extremely
disease, and source Of much Danger and ~, .re.,s
| annoyance Afler OF less tine n beeou,~s puru
lent highly offensive, and assumes extremely fetd
oaor l. usually 20 profuse 70 require vh-r con-
nned 10 the nose the frequent application Of the h.D
kerchef or n IL drops into the throat which Is more
particularly the While the body = In ne
/ times beth. ''''- - 's~s
Sleep sf,eeuen'ly disturbed ~ sensation osehoIas
caused % The presence Of the dsch IN The throat
OWlng to The heat in The head the watsry portion Of III
secretion ofen eNsPoraies and assuming condition 81
upper part % the throat in the shape OF ernsts o. hs
ened Jumps. The accumulation 81 Ties. faeru.s.,en.
produces feeling Of discomfort and the usual
passage 30 as 10 enbarrAss respiration Therefore
qnent Efforts have 10 be made remove them either bs
ioreioy blowing the nose By persistent ha~kinr-.
practice dissgTeesbe the enc snecsed a. II i %
those around him. Amer the removal thas SIDE Of he
incrussaton which adhered TO The mucous u.mbr.p.
will sometimes be found bloody, fact which expl.sa.
the foree required for its dslcdgnent. During sleep
these ineruststiOns accumulate rapidly and the
ieenk Is therefore most uncomfortable in the morn
ng Sometimes all efforts 10 clear the threat futile
until after breakfast CT something warm h
Some patients state that they are not
tney nave swallowed some whisky OF brandy The dis
charge, which first without smell assumes in he Fro
gress OF the complaint excessively fetld odor the
breath participates In this and becomes occasion ay 80
revotngy offensive render the patient object u
disgust TO himself well to others Uceratou on the
mucous membrane u the takes place frequently
s1me,mes evsn attacking The bones when small p.rti
with the discharge. The accumulation OF the Discharge
together with the ihokened condition Of the
membrane renders respiration through the nasal pass
age very difficult and oentirnes Impossible pec,s..-
ting respiration principally through the mouth method
very deieterous to the general health but pare-
uiAry so TO the lungs, viii be shown hereafter The
unpleasant noise produced during sleep, known q.
snoring, originates from the cause. The voice
loses IFS musical quality, and assumes ant hafsh
and nasal character the Of smell becomes much
Impaired or entirely lost, and the same effect though
ess frequent produced on the sense Of taste. Ooos
sionsliy while blowing the uose crack ling or bubbing
sound will be heard IN the ear and hearing will be found
quite thick and stopped up, but return suddenly with
something Ike swapping sound. This phenomenon l.
usually repeated until, At time hearing does
turn, and remains permanently injured. Noises in the
bead, Of every conceivable description makes their APP
pearaDce and adds TO the distress Of the sufferer
hearing may be lost gradually that considerable
OF deafness exist before the really
aware CT the Tact The eyes are apt 10 become weak a.
rAble, and disposed 10
wind, or sitter the slightest exerton pain more OF
less acute. or distressing feeling u pressure expert
OF the head and also pain In the closely resembling
neuralgia, for which is very often mistaken The dis
tres IN the head weakens the memory and produces rr
liability and morosensss Of disposition The stomach
suffers generally less and irritable
the appetite caprcous, and Is nearly always bad the
morning In severe cases the system becomes feeble
and PROSTATE, and there aversion or inability 10
either physical mental exertion. Not unfrequently
estarrh proves fatal either by debilising the system
and wearing out the patient, by travelling downward
and producing throat affections. bronceus. finally
consumption IL may safely asserted that after herr
tay predisposition, catarrh Is the most frequent and
portant cause Of this fatal complaint.
CatsrTh has been cons dered ncurable disease,
on the strength Of that suPPositon has been neglect
BY both the profession and the public As Il Is the On.
citing in full half the deafness Dr. Light
hill have for years past made its proper treatment their
special study, and have by their fully established
the durability OF the offensive complaint That this 10 no
mere assertion. be readily proved by the numerous
testimonials from highly respected parties who have
been under their TIRE aiment for this Complaint
Froa Rev Nelson Eastwood Pastor Of the First Baptist
Church Of Dexter, Mich.
DrrRorr. Nov n, 1864
DR. LteHrHiIL-Dear Sir. would respectfully inform
you rs to the progress Of since went under
treatment during your last visit.
Whenl then consulted you had been seriously sfct
ed shout fourteen with Catarrh in its form,
accompanied with deafness. am 5 much improv-
ed, and my general health very much beterso remark
ably sothat eheeriuy tender tbs Sse Of s>ms
reference, should you have occasioa 20 need n.
can heartily recommend you to the public generally
have already done SO TO my more intimate friends.
Please accept this as slight testimonial Of your skill
and my grateful thanks for the benefit have received
your hands Truly yours, NELSON EASTWOOD.
From Rev. P. r. Russell, Lynn Mass
have been much troubled with Cstarrh Of the worst
type for twenty years II gradually grew worse
producing cough and destroying the sense Of
degree a. 10 compel me 20 resign my psstorate and
pend public speaking
made dilgent Of the useful remedies, such -
snus OF different kinds nitrate Of silver tar water olive
tar, and inhalations but without any SANITARY effects
summer heard OF DR. LghthiI;s snocessfuI mode
etreaing catarrh, visited him. and put myself under hs
treatment. 1 began Immediately 20 improve, and this
Improvement has gone on TIL the present time. Ny
appeared, my voice has become natural and am once
more able to preach the blessed gospel let advise
all troubled with catarrhal difficulties TO apply DT.
LighthiIl. r b RUSSELL.
Drrnorr November 3, 1854.
Ds. LIesTHILL Having BEEN under pour treatment
since your last visit to Detroit and being cured desire
10 express my deep felt gratitude for the attention and
benefit have received at your hands very seri-
ousy affected With caarrh In its worst stages Tor many
years, aud also deaf, sometimes totally co. Ny general
health Was debitsted that compelled 70 shsn-
me feel like new man. and have now resumed nv oc
equations. the disease having leo almost entirely.
have recommended you TO several who similarly
~srrnest thanks. and believe me, yours truly,
n wILBER,
Memphis. ST Clair county, Michigan.
Prom the Home Journal, June en-.
In every business ar professon iudeed every depart.
edged head. why stands IA bold relief smeng
bis fellows as sort ~ leader In the study and treat
men. :, ses'.,, and es,srth . special diseases. pt
described lie has devoted years Of labor 10 this special
", and Il new feapng the regard 81 his indust, The
editorial columns ~ the Tribune 81 recent date beer
Witness 20 the Dottofs In this department ~
medicine. We quot. The paragraph
"Crss 90 A bsaS tfta-t.ouis Les~snsisln. lad "A
years II sse. born In ssfmanr this eiy ~hsn he
~as about two years old. soon amer his arrival here he
was taken sch and lost his hesfns nv Degrees no he.
nfsi deaf and then dumb Doe nearly Tea Ysats hs
vas mute, unable "a hear IN. louasst Voices
ucuisie ~ofd About Yesf age he placed by hls
parents IN the hands u ~ tArhth Who has fs snss
cssdsd IN restoring ~ him biz es ps~sfs ~ hearing sna
utsfsnes thst he With these she spsss "a
him distinctly ard deliberately tafnn ths psst foaf ~
I've manths Dc has been uhdsf ths iuilen a NJ nsa
hseAe, shd has made considerable rfonf~ss IN s.sas
sna sfishwsile."
nsvlns been .ariilsa 9Th N. seans Man. address.
80 further investigated ,hs mattel ED discovered
previous y oslips eh hf tish,h the feulhs eass
thsslpd herelsss shd he ess fnt tee fssfs en- iass
~ The assf snd dealt ssSiuta TIE hss ns rait n o.
fteiessef N tuieh tslsss. hshsnsesay ~ faksheA
ls,sf, lessts hla nfsillpae A. n tAshiAl hs ssuas
successfully hiN.se ~ deafness nas fred 4 jssslE
Professor 10 The state Netnsl nshsel 81 Alhssy ssa
tine. - having hssa ssfea efe.ssne IT, tlshhnl pes
sssss eshat Written testimonials s ifhsss a. hsisl
ga, hHa tss ~ eal ~esithlssl sud Rssi rtesssht sRa
tssessi sillssns, ~hieh met 10 sea- Application a
~seld he ameas - spsss N sny -, sas " rgsss q
h.ussissa, " he isss efiisss wssy rreas saa f.ss
sssifsins a. his seeesss