The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-03-28

Hundreds throughout the country suffering from
various affections of the throat Some are only dis
turbed during the changeable weather of winter and
spring, while Others troubled less most Of
the time. In some instances affection of the throat
win exist long time without getting in upon the
lungs. Notwithstanding this slow progress in some
do not believe that there case out of
that viii not, left alone gradually grow worse even
tually reach the lungs and end in consumption After
disease the throat has existed until the lungs have
become implicated and all the aggravating symptoms
present. but few cases. with the most scientific treat
ment be saved the restoration under such circum
stances is in the nature OF miracle. As life is desra
Bile the Importance of early attention to the first
indication of throat affection must be seen by all.
The symptoms in chronic diseases of the throat are
many and vary according to the nature and locality of
the disease The Larynx the organ of voice. and an
affection of its lining membrane must always according
greater or less degree of its Involvement change
modulate or wholly destroy he voice and impair the
power Of articulation Among the first symptoms OF
this alteration Of the voice, its tone
not clear as usual, slight irritation or tickling
sation in the throa with more less dTyness giving
rise hacking hemming, endeayor to clear the
throat OF some hing which is felt to be obstacle
full and free uterance. On attempting to speak there
VII be an Ra nap y TO PE9pe sound Until the
readlng produces coug IRRITATION, or uIynes5 OF tle
throat causing the person to drink frequently of cold
is eXpectoration, the disease advances,
or phegm is brought up, not half teaspoonful per-
thicker, more and more yellow. Passing from warm
to cold atmosphere, or room, produces difficult
breathing and in advanced stages gives rise to
less cough the same symptoms follow an exposure to
DUST or when walking against the WIND; In cold or
damp weather the symptoms are generally more ag
the person liable to take cold from the slight
est exposure. Sometimes the symptoms disappear en-
trey, but return again on contracting cold 1t may
thus 20 on disappearing and returning the patient
meanwhile being in comparatively comfortable health
unit the disease has made considerable progress -
There often tired feeling about the throat cling
the early part of the day the tired feeling about the
throat Is not nocedas the voice organs nave cahce
beginning of the disease such symptoms felt
every evening then earlier and earlier every day until
the voice is clear only for short time in the morning.
he abe 10 sneak a sen ence in an audible whspef or
the audible articulation may be cut off in the midst
to the mucous folices Without involving the muscu.
lar structure of the voice organs the voice will be much
less affected; most generally tie muscular structure
becomes involved and he voice is changed. Some com
plain of feeling If piece of wool in the throat
or aching running up the sides the neck towards
| the ear. A lump is often felt in the throat.
! The nerves of the mucous membrane and muscles of
and lungs which often become the seat OF severe neu-
ralgic pains. Thus the disease may go on for some
health, if not previously affected become impaired
Digestion is imperfect, the appetite changeable the
weak the skin dry and harsh the feet cold There
is soon gradual wasting of esh and general debii Y,
and at last the patient hurried out ofe with all the
| symptoms of quick Consumption Young or old, who
have any trouble about the throat should not allow it
to progress, for it is indeed ament OF most insd-
character often making serious inrOads upon the
person is aware its danger This disease is dan
geous among those disposed to scrofuous disease OF
the blood II extensive liberation or REORGANIZATION
has not occurred the cause producing this disease fully
anaefsIo01' removed ana proper course OF featenI
considered incurable might be restored to health The
this disease is mistaken one Burning the throat with
Nitrate of Silver in order to destroy its sensiby for
the of this complain. consider it wrong and
more calculated to aggravate the complain than to
subjugae it How long would be disease of the
| throat could
romit, by the application of Nitrate of Silver TO the
throat If you deprive the whole throat strength as
you do in burning with caustc, you not more like
TO invite disease to the part by rendering it weak
than good in this complaint, by diseasng the blood
weakening the lungs and debilitatng the patient tn
of notice, for they know it to be exploded theory
yved by ignorant medical spectators tompose upoI
the creauous as means OF subsistence ana pecunlaTl
GAIN Medicated air diseased air there is no air pur
dyspepsia general debility the excessive of tobacco
and other constitutional troubles, how can the solution
ted air breathed into the lungs the disease? TIL
cure impossible BY the application ofnirate OF sill
ver or by medicaed inhalation the patient may for
short time experience some reefbut the cause not be
ing removed the trouble returns, the same treat
ment is again resorted to, the patient deceived int
hopes that can never be realized more efficient mean
he is prevented from using; time lost and eventua
never have failed to cure when the case is presente
before the stamina of constitution is destroyed, an
have important and new discoveries that enable M
to cure lingering diseases with remedies and cours
patient without any nurious effects upon the consttu
ton. This course of treatment have pursued 70
years and have MADE regular visits for years, which
alone sufficient to show that success has attended m
efforts | never persuade patients to employ me, Q
hold out encouragement of a case without reasonable
hope of success. Patients can find at my place
appointment on the days named-nOthing buJ an acci
dent can prevent.
shall be for consultation upon all diseases Of tn
Lungs, Liver, Heart, Stomach, Kidneys, Blood, an
al Chronic ailments my next visit to Kenosha, du
ring Saturday the Goth ofAprl, at my office at the Cit
Hotel
DR.. Y. CLARENCE PRICE.