Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

sent stitch IN the sc ecca'' - majority Of
instances. but there = very RAJ any hSed pain
=, 7shri IL tie ,-a-.,;, =.
,,l,;sf' -. III. tres ing issnerc n s.s Me-,
inr. ena altered vi'l . feeling f'ieA're>s in
tie b.css,
n The diss-se continues ne eNV t' irlt on be.
c,,,,.. .,fulett sul rxtrcnely eoVoa+ prl,i,i,~
:, 49,. ATTN, ,uefcase rolidiy ts u fi.rl,x
a. breathing sd sense - "e'sA' ~ tiritnesS
a,-cs. IL, Che. be-es.c - more I'D .r6re ~
,-sesing. The nui.s i now generally verV frr
os,n,. being seldom under one hundred and
twenty a minute. In the early prt % the day
the face IS usually pale, VI, use' Hash OF one
e,.,,ng. The tongue becomes dear. and -
many instances i, assumes an alsfnina an,'s.,
anse. and i reddsr ihan in heal, X A.,
A. nerally proiuse aad eNhhns'fhg nig' swr.,s
I ., This advanced s.a.e ofthe diseae ana r.,ins.
lief is found swell. The ankls MI 49,
haa superyene, AMI lean CLOSES 'le scene.
'LARl NIGHTS" Or; CLER1isANs SORE
There il MODIFICATION Of this form, Of "a,
sunntion which is terror TO the Gerry ana ~
members OF the Bar and that part tile m,cn,,s
| r.mbrane lining the larynx, glTig rise ~ ,ha
| Clerrvmap's Sore Throat ConsunEios.
Thc disease is often extremely lnsidior. :.
| the commencement. and its progrcs is en- ,.ri~
that great deal, and often irrepahble ,p;sch;a;
| is done before an, alarm Is taken " the pst,e,t
| or de applies for rclief.
| nuneasy sensation, and in some casa. ,,.;,,
is felt in the larynx, and extendsot or H., o.
| Gan. and at other iines Is resirictd 10 . .;nci.
spot usually = tickling sensation x.s,s vrh,ch
prov okes coughinc. attended wit ,eeiire :, ~
The throat AS II ,here were somihit, IN ,h.
throat that ought 10 be removed. nd i-els raw
the pain is Increased by coughin. sneak;n,, in.
| spring cold air, or upon pressut BERN. made
upon the larynx The voice bec,nins a,,srsd
is frequently the srst symptom Tia, a,r.s,s ~.
attention OF the ratient. tits at Isl eau ,han
becomes hoarse, and may suddenl or .,rudually
be- entirely lost, amounting 10 con,.re anher.
The cough in the first instance islf1 H., !, !.
asternard accompanied with the Ntectora,;on
OF nucus mixed eccasiona ~ within, or hIood
often there are pafoxysins q dlicnitv az
breathing. Til. general health eer,uaIlv ,,c.
gins to suffer En acintiop. hecticnis,t sweat
and often indicai tons Of trberclo cara. he
disease advances and IN the latii ,,,vrs dron
seal swellngs, which increase tilds &
PULMONARY OONSUMIloy
This arises from cold setili :. o, ,ho sub.
stances Of the lungs. which is at-r l.d Win a
cough and slight cNpectoration, IN vLch r.
neglected, will terminate in thus I'M n, can.
sumption.
The commencement Of the disc = marked
by slight aching pains, with a ser. { e.htncss
in some parts of the chest an, Si6rs dry
cough, which is readily excited bv ,scu0nr emo
ton The breathing is shorter rs unpre ire.
quent. These symptoms graa v nbecome
more conspicuous. and ut lcagth II kver oc-
; ours toward evening. and the ~ rfaioo and
u pulse continue 10 be somewh acDl.ra,ed
: throughout the whole day. n seugh;.v
P usually occurs IN the morning. d ~ pstiert
y rises out of bed IN a relaxed ana, ~ condi-
ton. There is extreme liabili !, n cold
on the slightest exposure L, i.~opes the
:, cough becomes more frequent an, Ia h esome.
particularly in the evening and 4i-ni or nj
night when awakening from sieel AaIHe dis.
ease adv ances the skin lips, TOM ~ tauces
become dry in the afternoon. slllf ~ ! reru
y !. l.rly occur iowa. lis evening, folsti fever.
II during which one or both CHECK sne sut
y fused with circnmscribed ilusl ~ hurn-
II ing heat is felt IN the palms of b. Il &ds and
~ soes ofthc feet the breathing ~ quick
II and short and The pnlsc very i.or. "A ANAL
y quick and tense. These febri IN vans con
n !, time till toward midnight, whe y termin.
= ate IN more or less profuse per- 5ion. which
$ continues until morning, leavi,lue sufferer
~ exhausted. languil and depresse Frequently,
!, previous to the occurrence OF th Oh OF symp-
y toms, the expecioration becom' tucker. and
Z, not untreluently mixed With l. a The feel
% ing of load in the chest and 4 stion ron.
:; tnues. ATTENDED with increasl.t tai,ure OF
u strength.
e Toward the Unfortunate tern O. On of the
N disease swelling of the feet a. | lrrh9a ul
most invariably come on accot,S ID with a
~ weak and hoarsc voice. difficulty O. allowing.
III and sometimes liberated throat d; deuth re .
d lieves the suer,f.
- DYSpErTlC CoNSUM fly.
Ie When Bronchial Consumptionis indicated
/, with hcpatic d.-case. ian Gee rrc esby no
" means uncommon il forms what's mad pvs
pep:ic Consuinpaon. In this f5n H. dis
lie ease have II addition to the b. ~ phen
IN omcna Of bronze i disease. variossaptt ms in
s. dicatlvc of hepatlc disorders, suC u n&.rucss
10 and tension OF Tue right side irrsu il OF the
" bowels. with uuaatuia al stools AZ wshue Of
b the face. narr wness OF tue wdie thc eve,
:, ilatulency, ind gestion, with vaia aSpette.
N increased diilicaliy OF breathing ar coSvh at
l. ter eating hc@rty meals, furrd I'd brown
u tongue, foul breath, nausea. and on un4s yom-
in lung. In some Instances of thisfor ,Hhe DIS
At ease no symptoms indicative o. ,ulo ~ alice
= tion occur in the commencement OF 6nalady,
ut the only manifestations of diseas \ z euch as
| are usually present in liver cor plata gener.
b, ally. a dull PAIN or tenderness h = right
e side. with increased uneasiness m on the
n lett side. irregnlariiy the bowls uttongue,
as and depression of the spirits, ne so, cases
I'd the first symptoms compliance yxshe pa
tent. The tirst warnings Of dis a. Il he bron-
,r chial membrane are slight Ter ~ slight
Y. cough, unattended Nth pain b, ieGfees the
| cough becomes more Troublesome sn(k when it
lie continues for some time, a touA, n is ex-
D. gree areoted. and the suffcrc 3ains OF
II weight and tightness across he .h0ot. The
at bronchial affection now advanc w.if & copious
- purulent expec;oraton and the IL Al symptoms
r. Of hectic are fully established, ;llh continues
to increase till death ensues.
PLEuRllIC CONSUMPTION.
J: This variety sf consumption ap on an cf-
fusion into tle cavity OF the clrsitrotp milan.
- nation of the peura While ne .Fasiou into
"a ..,,l.. .t.A
comes more and more separa, ON the sur
h face of the thofaN being gradual comprcs sed
n by the accun aiaied fluid until III edaccd to n
very small slst and more or les iis0r ganized
At in its siructure. While this is e. : on ulcsra
'e tion sometne takes place in 81. parts Of the
l. pulmonary p'eura and The nding sub
81 stance OF the lnng, and openn, thus made
IS into the bronf hia tubes. throuA 'hich the eff.
A. fused ssro pu'nent fluid is discla ed BY cough
sc or expectoratan. When this t,ks plsce irrita-
tive fever, wrh night swea,s. IT icnt cough.
Is emaciation, il short, all the orlia.r symptoms
of consumpti'n superycne.
This form of consumption is ncroliy the
ID consequence O. pleurisy. 1t is ciucteeized by
l. sense Of opp ssion in the chestt wing down,
y difficult and hurried breathing 4 ascending
r stairs, or muscular eXertion ho-, disturbed
Is sleep short, tickling cough, agra cdon first
Is lying down spells of hurrie, an oppressed
j. breathing after speaking. and lene ally hore or
$. less soreness OF the external uriae % the az
!; fected side of The chest. The latie, iseasiest
II when IN sitting posture, andh rluoetcd to
is take deep breath while in thu erd position.
Of he will generally do it with itth srept diff
D. Guilty but when he lies Hat d,wn, snd draws Z
.e deep breath. he VIII complain pa, tiGhtness,
. soreness, load or some kind of iicoTentence on
IN the chest. Death often occurs sud saiys and ID
81 almost invariably preceded y siderable
swelling ofthe legs and feet. Il soae distances
:, after the effused fluid rs dlschagedhr 0ogh the
n lungs, the progress OF the diseas becomes arrest
q ed. and the patient RECEIVERS toa toerseoe state
I; al health. When this occurs tie ailaed side oil
ct the chest contracts to manifest d,reo, fOi m
n Ing what Lanic describes unur t. uome oi
contracted chest. Unless the process Of the
disease 10 arrested the itiiculty Of bathtng be
E cl0es greater and greater, uttil ii enkth ths
q patient cannot lie down At all, and ,ennAins II
IS this state until he dies.
~ am unable, from want of space. st.e onl,
81 extracts ffom few Of the large uuinlr 0tcerti
7, 6cates received solicited by me firm nnticbt
ls in everv part ofthe United States.
d MRS. GEO. W. LANNlNG. NO. i ARCE
STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
ii came to my Office very much enacisei !; no up
n. petite yellow AKIN inceasaut coua a1o com
ID pletely debllitAted made an c xanna11on an,
ID found one lung very much disease 0ee ha'
Is quite numberof Aemorrhages ofhe Lungs
q and Wa EVIDENT, last sinking into;he grave
n In fact considered her in the LIST sssesof con
q sumption. and could give but very lale ehcour
l. agement, but determined 70 use ~ best en-
dsavors to assist her. She comm ce4 usinl
IN my Pulmonic syrup Sea Weed r aic end III
). Mandrake Pills, and followed nv Arice strict
y ~; her appetite Was sson restored, snd che Be
gan to expectorate freely /; the coull dAsninisfl
= 60 and her strength rapidly increa.d nd he
n | changed appearance astonished he ironds.-
+. This was in 1869. She 10 nov heAhv, flesh
= | woman, weighing not iesa than 175,oulSls,