The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-26
Diseases Of the Throat.
Bz DR.. v. CLARENCE PRICE.

Hundreds throughout the country are suf-
fering from various affections of the throat -
Some are only disturbed during the changable
weather of winter and spring, while others
are troubled, more or less, most of the time.
In some instances, an affection of the throat
will exist for long time without getting In
upon the lungs. Notwithstanding this, slow
PROCESS in some cases, do not believe that
there is one case out Of ten that will not, II
left alone, gradually grow worse, eventually
reach the lungs, and end in epnsumption---
After disease of the throat has existed un-
til the lungs have become implicated, and all
the aggrayating symptoms present, but few
cases, with the most scientific treatment, can
be saved the restoration under such circum!
stances in the nature of q miracle. AS life Is
desirable, he Importance of an carly atten-
| ton to the first indication of throat atfec-
| tion 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 alt4aoJ
Among the first symptoms of this ailment
is an alteration Of the voice, its tone not as
clear as usual slight irritation or tickling
sensation in the throat with NOR or less
dryness, giving rise to hacking, hemming
cough, or endeavoring to clear the throat -
In the first stages there is no expectoratIon;
as the disease advances, o mucous or phlegm
is brought up, not half a teaspoonful peIhaps,
but as the malady progresses the phlegm be-
comes thich er There is often tired feeling
about the throat towards evening. Some
complain of q feeling aslf u piece ofwool was
sticking in the throat, or all aching of the
neck towards the ear. A lumpi is often felt in
in the throat, removed at once by swallow
ing it away; but it soon comes back again
There is very little fanny cough in the first
stages of the diseases: a4jiio8 fs1h4 it#a
but gradually the symptoms increase, the
general health, if not previously affected, be-
comes impaired. There is soon gradual
wasting of the flesh and general debility, and
at last the patient is hurried out of life with
all the symptoms of quick consumption
Young or old, who have any trouble about
the throat, should not allow 1t to progress,
for it is indeed an ailment of a mostinsiduous
character, often making serious inroads upon
the general health, as well as the parts in
volved, before the person is aware of its dan
ger. l'"
This disease Is more dangerous mong those
disposed to q scrofulous disease of the blood.
IF extensive liberation or Reorganization has
not occurred, the cause producing this dis
case fully understood, removed, and a proper
course of Treatment applied, all, and many
even of those that have been considered in
durable, might be restored TO health. The
cause of the disease must first be removed, or
u cure is impossible. BY the application Of
Nitrate of Silver, or by indicated inhalation,
the patient m&y for a short time experience
some relief, but the cause not being removed,
the trouble soon returns, the same treatment
il again resorted to, the patient deceived in.
to hopes that can never be realized; more ef-
ficient means is prevented from using, time
is lost, and eventually life itself. 81
| il have treated many hundred cases, and
never have failed to cure when the case is
presented before the stamina OF constitution
| Is destroyed, and that bymeans that does not
debilitate or destroy. have made many I'M
nortant and new discoveries. that enable me
| TO cure lingering diseases with remedies and
a course of treatment that will remove the
cause, restore the patient without any injuri
Gus effects upon the constitution. This course
of treatment l have pursued for years, and
have made regular visits for years, which
alone is sufficient to show that success has at
| tended my efforts. never persuade patients
to employ me, or hold out encouragement OF
u case, without reasonable hope OF success
Patients can find me at my places OF appolnt'
| ment on the DAYS Misunderstanding but an &C
cident can prevent.
| have made my visits regularly for years,
and will be for consultation upon all oleaseS
of the Lungs, Throat, Heart, Nerves, Blood,
&C., on my next visit, atKenosha, City Hotel,
during Saturday, the 18th of April. 9p
DIR, V. CLAREScE PRICE.