The Portland daily press., 1866-11-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HemOrrhage Or Bleeding from the
Z Lungs.
BY DIR. MORSE.
LETTER xxxII.

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1t is melancholy fact that Hemorrhage or Bleed
ing from the Lungs, is becoming more prevalent eve
ry year. Scarcely day passes in which do not have
more or less persons applying to for relief who
nave experienced this trouble. 1t occurs i'll a large
proportion of cases of consumption, at some period
OF the disease. sif a'i'
We may regard it as rule, that at some period of
the disease Hemors3lage from the lungs occurs in
about four cases out offye. The Of splitting Of
blood is not generally well understood.
There is some obstruction in the lungs Sylich pre-
vents the passage of the blood through them. Gen.
orally this obstruction becomes greater and conges-
ton takes place. By congestion mean that the
veins become swollen almost to bursting; after time
these vessels relax to allow the blood to from
them into the air tubes and eels-precisely as fluids
do through filter sfrGiner, and it is eoughed up
The obstruction alluded to, generally arises from tu-
bercles. When person spits blood, ii a common be-
lief that it comes from the breaking OF blood resseL
in the lungs but such is not the case Itruns from
the mucous membrane lining the air tubes and cells
just as IL often does from the nose without the rup
1t cannot be too widely known that splitting or
raising blood Is thing of fearful interest as point
ing out the SILENT treacherous progress Of deadly
disease within the lungs .
The loss of blood is indication Of tubercles and
from these tubercles viii arise, sooner or later all
those changes and symptoms which constitute con-
In almost every case where blood is coughe,l up
however small the quantity, that blood comes from
hundred and twenty y-seven cases of hemorrhage from
the lungs, which have been prescribed for treated
by Dr. Morse during his nine years resdence in Port
land, nearly every case OF which have been cured
and but very few spit raised any blood after
using his lNHALATIoNs in which, he wishes it to be
understood that he no iodine, nor no mineral nor
nothing deleterous whatever The Limitations are of
the natural temperature OF the atmosphere we
breathe and are always ready for use without anv
heating or steam perfectly harmless and very pleas
ant. would here state that the numerous patients
have from abroad, as well as about home, calling on
me for consultation and help together with the orders
coming from all sections of the country for my ra
edies give mo all the business that can possibly at
tend to at Nome, where am always happy to m eet
those who ais suffering from pulmonary affections
and wish to avail themselves Of the benefits of safe
and proper remedies for the removals OF their trou-
bles.
For my success in effecting cures have theprivi-
lege of referring to wealthy Bankers Brokers and
Merchants in Boston, as well as hundreds of families
in this city and many other sections of the country
Persons living at distance, who cannot visit me,
can be treated BY sending written statement of
the symptoms of their case, and the remedies with
inhaler and instructions for can be sent them by
exlress. Your obedient servant,
CHARLES MORSE, Physician,
for Catarrh and all Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs
No. Deering street, Portland. nov24d&w1t