The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-01

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al Am9pg etyilizsd communities there Is no
offensIvei more ,protuetive of discomfort, or
more liable TO give 1ise TO a variety or dis.
lressing and dangerous complications than
velopment, the senses OF smell and taste
suffer severe Injury t; fhf6aS Asetions S AS,
thmR and Bronchial Complaints are suceeE-
siyely introduced. and, Consumption Is. al
CatrTh usually man1fests iiselfat first in the
cavity OF the nose, but spreading beyond its
cell, creyice and cavity. of the head with
which the nasal passages communlcate, and
at length becomes dttfused over the entire
extent OF the pulmonary tract. 90 n
Tho earliest, most prominent and chaIac-
teriStlc features of Catarrh ID n discharge
from the head consisting sometimes OF a
ulent yellow or greenish yellow matter,
which Is usually secreted in excessive album
puTulent substanee is dIsctfSfged as q thick
offensive fluid, or in hard flakes Though The
nostrils or throat, and frequently by both
In many instances tho discharge is off
very tenacious or gummy character. adher-
tenaclty, and is removable only with great
difficulty. This fact Is more particularly
noticed on rising IN the morning because
curing sleep.the purulant secretion hardens
and accumulates with greater facility 9,.s
The efforts 70 relieve, the head at those
therefore, frequently most distreSsinet 10
theione affected. and most disagreeabLe 10
SO violent and persistent that the lungs and
chest become strained and sore, nausea,
Eetshtng ana even gyfGIiting ensues and e.
follows, and ougments the general distress.
In some cases even the most powerful ef-
rood or siirnulent is swallowed, and after
which the vtscid secretion becomes Some.
what sofLenedi and is then discharged more
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again, the offensive matter concerts into
dry hard masses or crustg, which, obstruct
their dIsiodgment often requiring the most
violent Efforts. Sometimes these iincrusta-
fragments Of deep green tint, but OCCASION
ally broad and nat casts OF notable s.zs are
expelled, on which traces Of blood may at
times be observed. This condition. is very
liable to rnn, on to seEioua liberation, In
volving n loss OF the pony structure OF the
nose, and subsequent naltening Of that or
In cases where the discharge is copious,
and OF a loose and huid character, IL IRE.
quantity d1sturbes the sufferers rest ibys the
necessity Of frequent expectoraIion, because
the purulent duld is naturally more apt 10
the head IS ihTo%H b m Should exp seeeP
ration be neglected, as may occasionally
hspPe9 during heavy. sleepI the INVALID Is |
ing, caused by the fiiihg up Of tie 'thfoat |
with the accumuluted secretion rom the |
The nasal membrane is usually yery InueiI |
thickened and congested, CAUSING Tie mos, |
70 be stopped up sometimes on one side, and |
giving rise to a dfsagreea6le stuffy sensatlon |
IN the head and occasIonallyft0' violent |
; The thickened condition of the mucous |
membrane. and the collection OF the pnrns
lent matter in the nasal canals inteneres
with respiration through the nose. and l
oblige persons SO affected TO breathe Throueh /
the open mouth, % practieevery deleteriofis
at all times, but more particularly 20 tiurfnR |
sleep, which, under such circtir5st anesst IL Il
always restless and accompanied by a heavy |
snoring sound. 3zs.a K.s651'lIsI. :. : :
ness or pain Is generally experienced M me L
nostrtlsnear the root of the nose. ns-yTe II aS |
behind the son palate, and headaeh e isrSre-
~ altogether absent. a distressing aen a finn
OF heavy weight of compression Is usnafly
etaly In the region Immediately aboyerand
between the eyes: Sometimes pain q obEtj-
n ny nSed IN tsome particular part, as In
back OF the neck or behind the orbits and
occasionally pain maniEests Itself in the faee
for neuralgia. n TfT-lT- - -1.
The voice Is generally ahected and be-
III s nUsLsei mnnledi weak or uneven,
pleasant smiling quality. Couphs of ,yzarI.
able severity. tsnot unfrequently one OF ths
iymptoms and results OF UatRrrh.
The breath Is usually tainted and assnYnas
y ~, tin1ss an exceedtngiy fetid and sickefl
voltlngiy offensive as 10 render 7flia sEnfIsrSr
an oblsSt'ef disgust 70 himseif as wei az TO
The tense of smell Is. usually bluntea ~
snureIy lost In CataTrh. and q similar efSacf
IN taste may be occaEl onnlly IotserVed TSs |
ayes are ptto become irritable, and dispoS-
~ 70 water excessively on etposTlra f6sf6a /
,old OF Wind and sense offwearfreiss- AZ
lkntH uFuhiy exPerteneed aftaF sii6hf7 -
srt1onSs clearing not unlnednBiiiIV hienrS111
more Or les impaired, aud noises m iflSe jeGi X.
,esy oiIen aad ma tertally 70 the existing dis
The stomach generally sufisrs 4 m ora f Isss
md becomes weak and Irritable; the afsiSe-l
lts eaPrlctous and tsneAKly always bad I'M
:; L L,5 Patients generRlly complain or LASH,
lny6lcal or mental exertfons. q fsAitne1 ~ /
Teight ana dtscomiort IN the Ye5f66 ~ 1hail
tomneh, and constant tiis1osiIIoII S-11 S
no sslnes9Andaleep. The mental faenlttsS
" 1lso sometimes RltEhtly affecfed is,ss - | :
Memory being more or less present
tataIth may prove fatal, either nv tisb,NJ
- - Lne systen and wearing ont The ~
eng % ~ tfaNettng doWnWRfri, md No.
49, This fact has beeis ~, L +
+ 10y nonced that all experieneed rrsc /
Lons5s now look upon Clt1rfll - 4, - ~ :.
! SS41Snb ana Important eatfse5 or fJ,tS
.ial, nnL according to our exf6nsivsl
nserYatlon II should Always bs re0arI,s5 -
.RtSltVnlgaont done OF the yvaFEr aaSIi.-. L I
OF Consurnptio - - -
a sSstetnatie, tudlcinuS ind SralI ,1t,.s,.s.,l
gtllse OF ueatment, aueh as We haySS - :, :
- npioyed In our practice IL sfIye 49, u
,lioMea ~ Q permanent cure! 2, ; 10 y III
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