The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-09
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T Among Civilized Communities there IS no
disease more prevalent, more universally
| offensive, more productive of discomE fort, or
Ss s d da1ger 5Ee 5 o.n % pcSnS Haig = t6s IAN
CataEFh. In It's progressive stages Of de-
yelopuent, the senses of smell and taste
suffer severe Injury. Throat Affections, AS
! Ihpa and Bronchial ComplaIntsate success
sively tntToducedi and Consumption u AZ
most its ineVIIable result 5,,t-i. - is,s5Ies
CatrIh uIuAlly InRniiests HseIf hrst In ~ q
cavity of The nose, but spreading beyond Its
| primary sat, # soon Spenetrates into every
cell, cIeviCe and cavity of the head with
| which the nasal passages communicates and
at length becomes dhfused over the enilre
extent OF the mucO-pulmonary tract -
| The earliest, most prominent ann charac-
| terisIic features OF Catnrrh is a discharge
clear scIld fiuid, but oftener of a thick pur7
ulenL yellow or greentSh- yellow matteFi
which is usually secreted In EXCESSIVE album
purulent substance is discharged as thick
oIensiVe fluid, or in hard flakes through the
nostrils or throat, and frequently by ooth
In many. instances the discharge Is Of a
very tenacious or gI1TnIny ehsata aetet. "a % leL-
Ienneity, and Is removable only Win great
dlniCulty. This TACT Is more partieularJy
! noticed on rising in the morning. DecausS' aus
curing sleep the purulent secretion haFuehs
and accumulRteS with greater tncinly-
The efforts 10 relieve the head At nose
theTefoTss, ne freqaentiy most distressing 10
me one sffectad. and most diSRgreeRbie 10
those around him. Often they nave 10 De a
50 Violent and persistent that the lungs ana
chest become strained and sore, nHuset'
TetchIng, and even vomiting ensues, anu S5.
we're headache or dizziness not unnsuaIy
follows, and angmerlts the general distIess
In some cases even the most PoHeEiuI l eil
forts may fail TO clear the head, un, s0nS a1ll.s
iood or sIiInuient ls EWalloRedI ana hltet
yrlItch the ViscId secretion becomes some
What soflened, and rs Then dlseharsed fnoie
reaalT, ,ts oArensive matter concerts into
dry, hard masses or crustA, Which oostI1ISA oo.aI;
breathing, and are very Ldl1isnit 70 ~ S,Ss
Talent efToFts Sometimes these 1ncrusta-
lions come away in small nard Jumps, or
fragments % OF gee SeeP Pts gree6r 6r noTspIe s.zs are
expelled, on which traces OF Di0ou tlsy tsyoSt; -
times be observed. This conclnon s ~ SSty ny
liable To run on TO seTlons el,ae az ,IIa
nose, and "a subs qle4tllt = III f4fiftf (
6aIE' ~ ,.saz vhere the discharge Is coPious,
and OF 4 loose and dnid character. Y ns; rs:
dlsl1Ibss the 5Is5sL IN bsSatse use
tia Ii1ffiIent mud Is naturally more APT %
~ :, Into III g throat when as during bleeP,
the head Is Lhr3En 9aeH; * nav occssi5nsiiy
happen during heavy Sieeps t. tns ny SeH1it
stariled rom his rest py \ Oh .St
IEls Nth iSse tSe aecSmniafed secfetfon ffom the
head. 1,a,v, ,nunl,
& ste111ei III mn S5n1stimeson one side, and
soraefiIif5 : ON lile otner and often on DOLL, DOLL,
IN me head, and Occasionally 70 Nl0lenh
paToxysms Of sneezlug: 49,, ,,,,,or,,a
The thickened condition OF thS nnSS1s 1sS1
membrane. and the collectaon OF lns , pSH,1- pSII1
1sSIf HnaIter4in The nasal eAnAlS lnteuepeS
yyifftf TesulfatiOnl through inc nose, @ an9
o6iige persons 50 Affected % 1Eeatae delsiepioSi
an ali times, but more particularly 80 uuiLu y
sleep, which. nndet 1Enen elIc1nIsts = - ,.,S 70
sn9ItlSg tssgi,SSa SSa6pf as faiSes Irritation sore
ness pain Is generally tP - y. ~ il s
IN the upper part Of the throat, apoys l,sa an1
behind The son palate and heaaasne ,1ny
OF beayy weight OF compression Is usuA y
complained Of oveg the 1orehe9o, I 1La "a
eIalJy In the region I'm - ~ oISSt i
Datsiy dSed 81 some aEtieular part, Is In
the temple, on The top OF the head: a. me
Nv nam rianiIestsitseh In the hee
OF % sefers chaFaster that q f. feqnently
sESs Sale sor e ReneTaTIy anected and be-
comes hoarse, muhed, weak OF = u1LsTs @ YsI
aud assumes q nasal ehafocteIl " ~ at VI
55I'Ie fssyefity n NOT Quently one OF the
Symptons and results OF CataTrh.
The breath e usually ~, A S;1I sicI1ens
ing Odor, In some cases II DecoLnes ~ ~
Volting;y offensive as % render the g
atl Oh eel OF QAss sHssI
otIs5IS Tile tense of smell is usually blnnted or
ertirei,s lSEt ii CaflTih ana g. similar ensct
on taste may be occasionally ofseES -; e;, 1ne
eyes are aptto become irritable, ana q ~
"a edfOIyyater5exeessiye on -ex e-t0r t1s
| cold or wind, and n. sense OF WeaE,tnsss o.
| sight Is u.ually experleneed 1iteT s.lgnt *
eItfonEsT HeaItng not ,uuften1lent ~ kseqtn e
very omen sdn materially 70 the slls
iTha stomach q peraIly 81 tfsrs more OF leS
| fite Is capTictops and Is nGaEty always llAa IN
" Tse , pstisafs gensralIY comp ain Of 1assi-
frlfe and fatigue, an, neApaelt8 Tor itkaet
physical or plental e1eEsons, z ieslllg e
| Teieht and discomfort In the region OF tne
storaaeh. and ayleonStant dlsPoztion %
drOTsfness andsleep. Ihel 1EleLaLal INQUIRE.
S1sS 80 soroettrnes -sliRhIly Affected 4nss Of
IIilulrry beng more or les presents. -,
/ CafaEThmaY prove tatlls amer E2S si atolll-
tsfitE the system and wearing ont tl1e -
tient or by straveling doSF - l l1os
/ einR icoiISulnpf3On, This tact lils Dse5n g
4 nens9fedly noticed that al Pc,
4 fS5refs nov look upon C4tarrh - one ottt. ottit
i nneSst freduent and 1nnpoFtaur causes or tnls M
/ eoSnniaffif but according TO our extensaNe
1 .oSsaTV1fion Il should always baTega1del. =
a;I t5os,9 OF CnnsumptiOn.
i " svsfematie, iudici0us and wen tilreetec
! ,.CTIFSe az treatment such aS we nave Iol
Ssei1Ss anpI0yed, In otE pEaetlceS = 6ure . pe
1 = ,iio1Sed iJy q perEnanent eufe-i 1sEkSE q