The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04
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Among civilized communities there II nt
disease more prevalent, more universally
offensive, fnors productive of discomfort, OF
more liable TO give rise to 7avarlety OF dis
Iresstng and dangerous complications than
Catarrh. In its progressive stages Of de-
velopment, the senses or smell and taste
are frequently lost, heaFipg aud sight often
suffer severe Injury. Throat Aheetlons, As
Ihma and Bronchial Complaints are success,
sively introduced, and Consumption II ms
mostits inevitable result 5,sl q ~ II = ]
CatrTh usually mRniiests itSelfatnrEtinth the
cavity Of the nose. but spreading beyond M iIs
primary seat, 1t soon penetrates into every
cell, cTeviee and cavity OF the head with
which henaSal passages communicate, and
at lengtl becomes dlttused over the enIre
The earliest, most prominent anu charac-
1erISLIc features of Catarrh Is dischaIge
from the head consisting sometimes OF q
clear acid fluid, but oftener of n.thiok pur.
ulent yellow or greentsh ynllow( fnetlefi
which is usually secreted In excessive a0nn-
dance, and assumes n very-Ietid odor. This
puTuIent substance is discharged as thlck
offensive fluid. or in hard flakes through the
nostrils or throat, and nsqnentIy by ooth
Int1nany instances the discharge IS ofa
VERY Ienaeiousor guInnly character, Rnhe1-
duR TO the diseased membrane with giue-llkee
Ienacity, aud is removable only with GLeaL I1I,
dirnculty. This fact Is more patLlculaILy
noticed on rising in the morning, because
curing sleep the purulent secretion haTuehs
and accumulates with greater facility. 49,.
,rhe efforts 70 relieve the head ~ ta0se Sso
times 6y havgzlng or nioRtnsd t sd;Str1sSi5es to
Inc one Affected, and most dIsagreeable TO
those around him. Often they nave 10 ), Its Ds
SO violent and persistent that the lungs Huu
chest become strained and sore, nausea
Ietchlng, and even vomiting enhut5l. ana L II SS.
were headache or dizzlneSs not nh9isnaly I ~ a
follows, and augments the general disuess-
In some cases even the most powerful CT
forts may fail 10 clear the head, until some
l0ol or stimulent As swelloweds ana - ~
1Shitch the 'VIscId secretlon becomessotne-
what sofTenedf fand Is then discharged nlOse
readily. .o,.o-.v into
dry, hard masses or crusts, whicn o5sSsIfS os,aHf,
breathing. and are VERY g ; aeiaSRi
their es r5ss: inernstas
Hons come away in small nard lnmEH, OF OF
fragments of deep green tint, put occAsl " u
ioIIx5 hIoad and hat casts OF notable size are
SsSI5SSsI1e5 on which traces OF blood may at
tI1I55Is he observed. This condition Is very
liable 10 run on 70 I1I rnetlirs OF th
nose, and q subst quent aAttenlngot IhAasSSsi
gan. -. ,,,o ,,tscbarpe Is copIous,
,snd MA Ioose and fluid chaIaetef. Il -hes M
.SInentlV7 dIEtubeB. the arnerer 9 resk ~ @ sLe
necessity of fEequent ,at "a
- !, ftnIn IN q throat When,-a during sleeps
the head Is thrown back. shoula ~,
hanTen5 during heavy sleep, the 1nyana, Is
fartIed rom his rest by q u tES9t
inC caused by the nillnernP OF Ea,. =
with the accumulated seeteS
head. =. a, r,sr,alIyy yery much
thickened dandcongestsd, cans1S sSsl9lsa siSe ana
20 tf1es on the other; and often on both,
Siving rise to dlsagreeable stuny senI,ai 1.,aInni
IN the head, d. InseziSSa ana GSeAsieAs " -s---
The thickened condition OF the muSous mucous
imeDbnane. and the collection OF me PE5Hs 2as
1anf Iunattef I'M the nasal canals 1ntetlele55
1vifh TespIfation through the nose, @ @AnH
nhiiee persons so affected TO breathe tnLongn =
the open mouth, a pracnes xedy, so tsnring
Seen. which, under such 'circnriistanses. y
always restless and accompanied py heaNS
snoring 1dgSg or fu1lne heat irritation, sore
,eSs ~ nam Is generally experienced IN ine
nostrils near the root OF me nose ta - and
hFeI,ind the soft palate, and headache Is 1tALe- t
10 sIiopethefi absent "A distressing sensAt VI L
OF heavy weight OF SS%PTes66d IPaTe6ead. and espe
SSa1I1, in the REGION Immediately ABOVE anu
between the eyes9 Sometimes PlAll y 9s Il,
the tSmpIe ON the top of the head. at Ins
6aok Iof the neck orl behind the onpltSI nAt1
~ - eSffts 4 chaFaclaE that It's frequenHS
mistaken for neuralgia. , - ~
The voice is geneTaly anectea .na,,sS3 anu o1
| and assumes q nasal character, or an .oii IN
| nIeasa nj snifning quHlity.f Coughs of vaLl-
able severity u ls not s1,5,a HILL as tsafaST,
Tne breath Is usually ana - Ila3
i at times, an exceedingly Ienu anu slSAs N -
ING otor In some cases II Decomes ~ ne
YoftSnEiy, Gffensive rs 10 render the Isptterel
| a1 oJojeSt OF disgust 20 thimseh as FFellsss %
The tense OF smell e pssally blTntsd ar s1SoI Q,
entirely lost in Catarrh. ana slLn1ltt en1S' IS.
| on taste may be occasionally Observes Tne
eves aTe apt to become irritable, and dtsp1S-
l cd 20 water excessively on exposure 70 tnt
/ cold or wind, and n eensey OF NehFiness .
/ sight Is usually eIp ef4enced- a1teT stignL e6'
aTfInns Heafing not unfreduentIy Peco
SadSan ~ Iesi iipsarkd sana notse4 In th0 neAq
Il t-,sTy often ADD materially 70 the extslnS uls
| 49, - gsgII - n 80
Phe stonnach generally suffers more or -
| o31,i comes weak ana trrltaoies nosaPpsS
tIts Is eaprictous and isnsarty always nilt N
the T5n me 92atie5is generally conn plain OF last
| @,,5s and fatigne, an lncapRcity Tor eltnel
/ SS1t,1Si1SaI or mental -eIefttonsS Ieeuns y
Ply EyysIst oytd a ilsoouiforL In the region QtTtul
4 1900. and a constant gdtspo1l1onai "
lSiTovsiness andBleeps The nnenIal LaGuIne
| STS Siso sometimes slightly htteeoeds los
~snooTv bAlnR more or less spresant =, -.
/ 71afafffI may prove fatal. e1thef Dy l61ll
/ +afIfI1 fi1e system and wearing OUT Ine Pa
i S5sntS ar by travelling idoEnWnfI5 Ann PRO
5noiT,T coilsun1p This fact pas 1eells :
SSsSssssaffsdIy noticed that all experieneedpt ptac
t555neTS low look npon CafarTh as one odl1
| ,5sS,sf ffetuent and portRnr causes OF IN IN
| co1noniaint hut according 10 our e1tensaYl
SfServnfion Il should always pe te4tstSls11 y =
81 nremoni ton, and one OF tho fNery sF ~ =
manifeefatfons OF Consumptaon. - ~
| "A Eystamatic, tudictous and wen aIIecIe.
a6TTSa an treatment, such rs We ktaYo y
SsSaTS erIapioyed In ON practice, Is Eureito
| moved 1by 4 permanent cure,