New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-28

the gall bladder locked up the blood has not its natural cir
cua.on and the system Ia condition to catch anything
liberated throat canker catarh is caused by acdy "
tho stomach coated tongue bad breath aud sick headache
from the and they all easily removed by
using schenck Pumonic Syrup seawsed Tonic aud Man
drake Pills according the directions which accompany each
! BRONCHIAL CONSUMPTION
Is the consequence, generally Of neglected cold AT hst the
symptoms resemble those ordinary cold cssh the
xpecoraon being tough thick and opaque but not yellow
containing small grayisk Jumps which sink In water. A tho
the cough this tough
phlegm becomes and mixed with yeliowsh
fluid resembling pus or matter and often slightly
streaked with blood. In many instances the eIpecto
ration IL of whish appearance resembling and
sometimes a greenish yellow color which readily
sinks in water. At FIRST the pulse becomes slightly
accelerated and toward evening and the heat Of the
face the body varies in the OF the day. being
times above and sometimes below the ritual standard Par
ta in the head and breast at night The thirst
generally considerably increased the urine is highly coored
and deposits copious reddish sediment of soreness
In the chest with occasional transient stitch in the side.
in majority Of instances but there very rarely
fixed pain the chest The cough usually severe parcu
larry rising Of bed in the morning which time the
breathing less wheeling and attended with feel
ing Of tightness in the breast
the disease continues the expectoration becomes pu
and extremely copou Debility aud emaciaon increase
htness the chest become and more distressing
The pulse generally very frequent being seldom under
hundred and twenty in minute In the early part OF tho
day the face is usually pale but deep flush Of one or both
cheeks ia commonly observed toward evening. The tongue
becomes clear and In instances an alarming
appearance and is edder than in health There generally
prouse and exhausng nsweas this advanced stage Of
the disease and unless relief found swelling Of the ankles
and diarrhea supervene, and death closes the
"LARYsGITIs" or cLgRGYxAS's SORE THROAT.
There modification Of this form Of Consumption which
the clergy and the members Of the BAR and that
part the membrane lining the larynr giving
the clergymans sorethroa. Consumption.
The disease often extremely indious at the
men and progress IS tardy tina, great deal and often
irepaabe mischief done before any alarm taken by this
patient or he applies for relief.
An uneasy sensation and in pain is felt In tho
arynz and extends organ and other times
srced single spot usually tickling sensation exists
which provoke caution attended with feeling in the throat
there something in the throat that ought to be
moved and feels The pain is increased by coughing.
speaking inspiring cold air upon being made upon
the srynx The voice becoming aeted is frequently tho
frs. symptom tina. arrests the attention of tho
patient 1t first weak then becomes hoarse and may
suddenly gradually be entirely los amounting to complete
aphena The cough in the rst instance is dry bat after
ward accompanied with the expectorson Of mixed
occasionally with pu blood often there psroxysms Of
difficulty Of breathing The general health eventually begins
to suffer. Emacation hectic, nghtswest,, aud often
indications Of ubercle the disease advances and
in the latter stages dropscAl welns which increase until
death.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
This arises from cold settling the substance Of the
lungs which Is attended with cough and slight expcctora
ton and which if neglected will terminate in this form OF
Consumption.
The commencement of the disease Is marked by slight
aching pains with Of tishness in part. Of tho
chest, and dry cough which readily excited by
cul emotion. The breathing is shorter and more frequent
These symptoms gradually become conspicuous and at
length slight fever toward evening and the respiration
and pulse be somewh, accelerated hrou hout the
whole day fit Of coughing usually occurs in the morning.
aud the patient rises bed relaxed and feeble cond
ton. There liability to take cold on the slight
exposure By degrees the cough becomes frequent
and troublesome particularly in the evening and morning
at nigh, when awakening from sleep As the disease ad
vsnee the skin, lips tongue and fauces become dry
the afternoon slight chls regularly toward
ing, followed by fever, during which both cheeks
become suiusei with crcumscrbed flush, dry burning
heat felt in the palms Of the hands aud sOes of the feet tho
breathing quick and short and the pulse very frequent
small quick and tense These febrie paroxysms continue till
toward midnight when they terminate in less prouss
preparation which continues until morning leaving the su
exhausted angud and depressed Frequently previous
to the of this train Of symptom the erpectora,on
becomes thicker and unequeny mixed with blood. The
feeling Of load in the chest and emacson continues at
'ended with increasing failure Of strength.
Toward the unavorabe termination Of the disease swelling
Of the feet and diarrhea almost invariably
panied with weak and hoase voice, difficulty Of swallowing
sometimes liberated throat until death relieves the su
ferer.
DYsPEPrIc CONSUMPTION.
When Bronchial Consumption is complicated with h. patti,
disease ian by means uncommon) it formA
what Is termed pyspepc Consumption In this form of tho
disease have In addition TO the ordinary pheno ot
bronchial disease various symptoms indicative Of hepa.ic
disorders such tenderness and tension Of the rig s'
rregularty OF the bowels with unnatural stools low hue
Of the face of the white Of the ,ueney.
indigestion with variable appetite increased db hcuty Of
breathing and cough after eating hearty meals furred and
brown tongue foul brsah and sometms vomiting
In instances of this form Of the disease symptoms
indicative Of pulmonic affection in the
Of maady the only manifestations of dse' being such
as usually present in liver complain generally.
dull pain tenderness in the right SIDE wit increased
easness lying the left side rregusry of the bowels
foul tongue and depression spirits such cases the
first symptoms complained of by the patient The first
ngs of disease the bronchial membrane eesgh There
slight cough unattended with pain. By degrees the cough
becomes troublesome, and when il continues for
time tough phegm Is eIpectorated Tn breathing too. IL
IN degree effected and the sufferer complains weight
and tghness O Onchial affection
advances until copious puruen ctoraon and the usual
symptoms of hectic fully establish ed which continues
increase till death
PLRuRErlc coSsu xPrrox
This variety of consumption dep ,nds on euson into the
cavity Of the chest from nbamm alton Of the peu While
the euson into the cavity Of going the lung
becomes and sps rated from the surface Of the
thoraI being gradually compre .sed by the Accumulated fluid
until II Is reduced to very all size less dsor
ganzed in its structure. WI e this is going liberation
takes place in part. the pulmonary peur,
and the corresponding su the lung and opening is