Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24
DR.. c. Morse.
On Chrome CAFARRH AND SORE
THRoAT-THEIR RELATIONS To Cox
SUMPTION CONSIDERED.
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Oh CHRONIC CtTARRH AND SoRl
THRoAT-THEIR RELATIONS To Cox
SUMPTION CONSIDERED.
LETTER No VII.
tn the Editor Of the .imei,cua, -
1t should he remarked that the mos
intimate connection exist hetweeI
Chronic Cuta7Yb. Sore Throat an
Bronchitis. In fact they are member.
of the same familv-djseascs affecting
the same organ-hut taking. theu
names from the different localities they
inhabit.
We find. on examining the throat q
persons suffering from Chronic Catarrl
and Sore Throat, that the mueou-
membrane usually presents Il rough
and uneven surface. studded with ele-
waited points or EXAMINATIONS, varying
in size from pins head to that Of q
pea. These elevated points upon the
mucous surface are frequently filled
with puriform matter, and some times
they are literally destroyed by ulcera-
ton, leaving small pits or depressions
in the membrane.
And it is this morbid and irritating
/ secretion from these diseased mucous
follicles which causes that incessant
hemming, hawking and splitting so
universallycommon in persons suffer
ing from these complaints. Few per-
SONS know the immense danger. or
realize the Importance of early attend
ING to these difficulties. They think,
so long as they can attend to their
business. 90 about, and feel tolerahlv
comfortable that all is well. They
try to comfort themselves with the
idea that the irritation is only in the
throat, their cough, hoarseness and
other uncomfortable symptoms are
only the result of a slight cold, and
will soon pass OFT. And thus they
neglect themselves from day TO day,
ever hoping that they will grow better,
while the disease by stealthy steps is
making deeper and deeper inroads up
] on the system.
Ny readers, be warned. as YOU val
ne life and prize health. not to disre-
gard the earliest approaches to pull
nonarv diseases. but seek at once to
restore the offending organ to "A heal
thy condition hv resort to the proper
remedies. But the object of my re-
marks at this time Is not simply To
point ont the danger, hut to bring he
fore the mind of the afflicted suffering
from these affections more rational
and scientific mode of treatment,--a
mode of treatment differing from the
old routine OF practice ia the direct
application of remedies prescribed, by
inhaling or breathing them i'll the form
Of vapor. and thus instead of eNpend-
ing their force and strength upon the
unofending stomach, they are convey
ed directly to the seat Of the disease,
in the lungs.
Scarcely a day passas that we dol
not receive communications from Nari-
Gus parts of the country. bearing crate
full testimony 10 the value of Inhala-
ton in Pulmonary diseases.
A CAUSE or CHRONIC CATARRH. sc.
From the Foreman of extensive works
ut Gardiner.
On. {. MoRsE.-Dear Sir 1t is
now thirteen months since | embraced
Your treatment for Chronic Catarrh.
Inflammation of the Throat and Lungs
Cough, Dyspepsia and Constipation Of
the Bowels have suffered rnnch
with the above named complaints for
long time. and | was unable TO perform
any labor for six months. and had Civ
en- up the idea ofever being any better.
| am happy to say. after / commenced
the use of your inhalation and other
remedies, began Immediately to i'm
prove. and in short time was fully
restored TO health, and have been well
ever since. With gratitude. / am
Yours truly. STEVEN POLLARD.
Cure At Chronic Cdiarrb attended 1rith
Cough and obstruction Of the Laags.
The following is from well-known
and highly respectable gentleman from
Portland.
For several years l suffered greatly
from Chronic Catmrh in my head, (which
settled down so as to affect my throat
seriously. and produce cough and much
obstruction in my lungs. 1t troubled
me much during the night. and in the
morning it usually took me an hour to
get my head and throat relieved by
coughing and raising, before could
attend to any business. 1t also seri-
ously affected my general health.
About four years ago. while suffer
ing as stated above. i applied to DR..
Morse, of this city (Portiand) and en-
braced his treatment, which radically
cured me, since which ! have enjoyed
perfect and uninterrupted health.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES DYER.
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