Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-17

.s..s .x;,cb Il the side occurs IN = w.,.-,4- y
iustsnees. but there u very rarely snv a. ii rsin
/. ~ shest. The cough is usually :sS.rs ~.
1feslsriv on rising oct Obj in the morei.s' 4
vhieh time the breathing = more or less vSeer-
iag. nd atssndeo VIZ" 'ee''ng of tigh.ness 10
~ ~ disease continues the exncc,..e..;rA.
-orss rurulent and extremely co,;or. nsh;,;,v
~ en,sc: alton increase rapid, th, d.Nss..i,.
of hresihing and sense Of We yi, AMI ,;.i.s.a:.
.r,css M. Chest becomes more ana -" -
tressiny. The pulse is now yener,llx 49, -.
oueu,. being seldom under one hn,a,sd and
twenty minute. In the cary part Of a.. dsv
The face j. usually pale, but deem A. -
or hath cheeks is commonly ohss,~sa $50. ~.
evening. Inc 'o"sau eeeo'ats clear, and in
many INSTANCES = 10 Alarming appear
anrc. and is redder than IN healtb 3hafs -
generally profise and exhsu,sng r;oh, -
n, this nd anced stage ofthe .ss. 81 So.
relief is found swelling OF The ankies and a;.,r
hua suoeryene. and dea.h closes ~ / &C., ui"'
MOTIFS" OR CLERsyN v,a sopr
THROAT. 0vnS
There is . modification Of nj. e,er
ermr,ion which il . terror 70 ~ 49,. - ~ ~.
me mbers Of the Bar. and tina, ,..~as, .nu sne
membrane lining the larynx ii, IT, .eo .ss
Clergvmsn . Sore Throat Cots.sS.. 'se 70 '"e
The disease - .s. ae,..rsaelf ,nsidious q
the comme"c ~ us Fogokss is so tsrdv
is done before any alarm IL tasr = ~. 1870.
or he applies for relief. ~ P.''e''
An uneasy sensation, and i, =
IL felt in the larynx, and exsnX orcs n. q ~.
usu. and at other times Is resr a :. 49, ~
SPOT usually . tickling sensx sr;s,. Eth
provokes coughing, attended s sssi,.. !.
The throat a If there were N .h;ss - ~.
throat that ought to be remosS ma fss,. !, rs .e
the main is Increased by cour; sv.sas.
spring cold air. or upon prs bei.s ,nsde
upon 'ne a.. .o voice ming altered
attention Of the patient. itist "a - 49,
becomes hoarse, and may sud. or vr.dnsIiv
be entirely lest. amounting u, plete .rhsr:
The cough in the Grss instan, an. IN !. =
afterward accompanied with xnectnr.s;n.
of mucus, mixed occasions W. nws or Nl."l.
oftea there are paroxysn difHc,Mv ~
breathing. The general hea, ventnsiI. -.
gins to suffer. Emacissiop, b. pirht 600
and often indications Of trb : occur q N.
disease adv snces, and 10 the n stages dron
steal dwellings, which increast death.
PULMONARY CONS PriON.
This arises from cold 81 40 q, N. .,h.
stances Of the lungs, which attended with =
cough and slight expectorats and which II
neglected, will terminate inlis form Of con
sumption.
The commencement of theieesse ia mari al
By slight aching pains, with iense Of tivhtuess
in some parts Of the ches,nd . short. dry
cough, which is readily excite " musculsr emo
ton The breathing is shoif and more ire.
quent. These symptoms adually become
more conspicuous, and at lenh night fever oc-
ours toward evening". and respiration and
pulse continue to be somhat accelerated
usually occurs in the mornin and the nst;ent
rises out bed in . relaxednd feeble coudj-
ton. There is An extreme lillity to take cold
on the slightest exposure ~ degrees the
cough becomes more ffequensd troublesome.
particularly in the evening morning. or al
night when awakening from ep As The dis
ease advances, the skin, lips. ague and fauces
become dry in the afternoon, .ght chills regu-
lsrly occur towards evening. flowed ov fever.
during ~hich one or both clks become sui.
fused with circumscribed III; drv, burn
ing heat is felt in the palmsf the hands and
soles ofthe feet the breatix is very a nick
and short, and the pulse We frequent. small.
quick and tense. These febrparo xysms con .
tinue till toward midnight, en- they termin.
ate IN more or less profuse aspiration, which
continues until morning. leng the sufferer
exhausted, languiA and depred. FREQUENTLY.
previous TO the occurrence Of . train Of symp.
toms, the expect0ration beces thicker. and
not unfrequently mixed Wittood. The feel.
ing Of load in the chest anmacistion con-
tinues. attended with incrang failure Of
strength.
Toward the unfortunate ,sinstion Of the
disease swelling Of the fee, ID d,arrh9a a.
most invariably come on, nMpanied with :
weak and h0arse voice, differ Of wallowipp.
and sometimes ulcer ated thro until death re
leves the sufferer.
DYsPEpTlC CONsupTIOx.
When Bronchial Consump,l is complicated
with hcpatic disease, Ian ctrrence By NO
| means uncOmm0n) Il forms whis ter med Dys-
pep.ic Consumption. In thsrm Of the dis
ease we have, in addition TO tordinary phep.
omena of bronchial disease. varo symptoms in
dicativc Of hepatic disorders. h as tenderness
and tension OF the right side. egulari,v Of the
bowels. with unnstui al stools shallow hue Of
the face, narrOwness OF the lite Of the eve
fatulency, Indigestion. with liable appetite.
increased difficulty of breathIi and cough al
ter eating hearty meals, fled and brown
| tongue, foul breath, nausea, asometimcs vom-
itlng. In some instances OF form Of the dis
ease no symptoms indicative pulmonir alice
ton occur in the c"mmenceu. Of the malady,
the only manifestations OF disc being such rs
are usually present in liver cplaints gcner-
ally. A dull pam or tenderss IN the right
side, with increased unessineon lying on the
left side, irregnlarity ofthe els, foui tongue,
and depression Of the spirtsfe in such cases
the first symptoms complaid Of by the pa
tent. The first warnings of4ase in the bron-
chial membrane are slight here IS = slight
cough, unattended with pal BY degrees the
cough becomes more tronbl 4ne and when il
continues for some time, tn phlegm il ex
perforated the breathing. !. is in some de-
gree atie.ted. and the suflr complains Of
| weight and tightness acrofhe chest. The
bronchial affection now advses until cOpious
puruent expectoration and (usual symptoms
VI hectic are fully establishe (which continues
to increase ill death ensues
PLEURlrlC CONS1PTION.
This variety Of consumpti 6epends on an ef-
fusion into the cavity Of th.oest from infam-
nation Of the pleura. VIII the efusiou into
the cavity Of the chest is II ON the lung be.
comes more and more ep4ed from the sur
face Of the thorax, being gr4ally compressed
BY the accumulated fluid uaf Il reduced to .
very small size, and more Jess dis0rganiaed
In its structure. While thu going on ulcsra
ton sometimes takes place aOme parts OF the
pulmonary pleurs and the 6resp ending sub
stsnce Of the lung. and IN Osing 10 thus made
into the bronchial tubes, thgh which the e.
fused ssro -puru'ent d!id Is charged By cough
or expectoration. When Ntskss place irrita-
tive fever, with night swesl frequent cough,
emaciation, In short, oil the binary symptoms
Of consumption supervene.
This form Of consumpt, is generally the
consequence of pleurisy. 1t characterized BY
sense Of oppression in the pt or lying down,
difficult and hurried breabg in ascending
stairs, or muscular exertiot abort, disturbed
sleep short, tickling cough Sgravated on fest
breathing after speaking. aneuerally more or
less soreness Of the externsurface Of the A.
fected side Of the chest Th1atient is easiest
when in . sitting posture, il requested to
take deep breath while in erect position,
he will generally do il with lie apparent din
Guilty but when he lies fiat ywn, and draws .
deep breath. he will complsf pain, tighsness,
the chest. Death often occu suddenly, and il
almost invariably precededy considerable
swelling 0fthe legs aud feet some instances
after the efused huid Is discfged through the
lungs, the progress Of the dises becomes arrest
ed. and the stient RECEIVERS t0lerable state
Of health. When this occurse affected side Of
the chest contracts 70 . manst degree, 70. m
Ing whst Lcuic describes utr the name Of
contracted chest. UniessAIprogress Of the
disease Is arrested the diGicui q breathing BE-
comes greater and greater. Ill q length the
patient cannot lie down q and remains il
this state until be dies.
l am unable, from want Of -, TO give only
extracts from few Of the larAumber Of certi-
6cates received Unsolicited bne) from patieuta
IL evsrv part ofthe United Size.
MRS. GEO. ". LANNING. ". 6l7 ARCH
STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
came TO my oiRes very much = fiassd no sp'
pets:; yellow skin incessaa 3ugh and com,
Rsste!y dehilitated. made q mination asd
Ssoed one long very much d I'd. She he'd
quite . number Of demorrhH pr The Lungs
and was evidsntiy fast sinkin. o the grave
in feet considered her in the stages ofc0n
sumption, nd could give bot 3 little encour-
egement, but determined &c my best en-.
deavors to assist her. She ncnced using