Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-08

the Dlood, or untuyoFablc d. Q9-CLAST
runs into a chronic inaamn,,G
mucls or Pitnitous membr,no rO So
nasal cavities, frontal. .inn. "p@ &SazF
mares aud If neglected, extend -,
to the air-paSsagos ana lunos WI yde rark, :
The first Sensation is usn,n-
Of drynes and heat in the p ,.! '
and Il person will have a froan.o ,od 81 wear
alton TO sneezing, especially n a' u yem ,ins wei
ing. ltisycry difficult at Tina. ut -
through tde nose, as it bocom., M
up; first on one side, and bo,
cns discharoe If ",,s4,'a aflis Hyd
"a oon.; ,"''"'' c]Aaracda Wednesday
fen.iye, At Others s' tb;o thick d No}
discharge is quite frequent, onl SIN sine, prs PAIN STp
to be a marked feature Of II, w" \ CHEST price
and eouroo e - " ue dl ace.
wv " Souloo Vi much danger ANA AaKs.-Co
greatest annoyance. There is Ofn trther depr
and heayiness across the forehead q very mi
per part of the nose. snoo,;r, ~r week endi
of mucus from the throat. If a NJ Va
so prolose as 10 require almost I'm. gcst figures
apPileation OF the handkerchief B, Dairy But
nose, or if it drops in the throat NM.
generally the case, in lyingd down o,g Pea Beans
Inc tbobood hooI. 'o"nO medium d
- CouS'ant N5 Eggs,
in cold and changeable weather " ,rn,
ter when it Is dry and warm. washed, H.,
SIoor i oeton tt - unwashed
n Ny d Sa --@@1-@4e-
of choking, caused by the accpn%, ~ A :
of mucus in the throat. OWING 800
heat in the the head, lbo' .JCUs,-Tl
portion of the discharge egapor,.s are reque
assuming a condition Of sal;I;tn Hall, on S
tied upon the mucus membrane rr,, eiOcn, e. >,
nose and upper part of the throat ..ntion, to /
form of crusts and harde cpal lm,.
The liquid that flows from tbo nd.. p.r,, w
makes the eyes tender, @irrit9tps hn.
and fills the throat and wipdniro c,. RI & |
coughing, and, if long confined, 6.m
sumption. The accumulation Of h@ formed a
crustations produces a feeling Of Jg oLEN Ma
fort, and narrows the PASSAGES e.. " prepared
embarrass respiration. Liberation @l G. OL
mucus membrane of the nose soDat,.
takes place. The Discharge Of wbJ -
first is without smell, assumes, 4, D NC,
dryness advances, an excessively osn cashmere
odor. The breath participates IN Al oeskin,
and bocom's at times so r%cyoltiprr ,lor lass
fenSlve as to render the patient an oas,d Wine
OF disgust 10 himself and friends. Flannel,
The accumulation Of the dich,-',-
combined with the thick ncd condtim. PEARL
the T,r,at,1 1p,fu-
- - 'ne".ol"ue' tcnuGrs 0TGathr NEW G
times impossible. necessitating respingzW s.
principally through the mouth--a mea
very deletcrious to the general heaA loille Co,
but more particularly to the lunss. Ged from !
tentimes the voice loses its sweet music ste
quality, and assumes a discordant, ba4 we ohc
and nasal character. u times as ;RN "
In health the glands and membranes ting ola
the head soerete iuid to keep the mouA l
nose and eyes moist. yd, nnd Gr /
As | before remarked, from cold a.
bility and other causes, it becomes oberp ''ady-ma
ted, in which case this liquid is sen1d icy" aSu l
too copiously, and causes pain in thvy WOOL SUI
cough, drow>iHcSS and emaciaticn, IA be
from the diseased action Of the membna ladies, G
the sense of smell becomes partly ore, o,o
tirely lost. and the same effect, Thoughts ono
frequent, Is produced en- the sense &c 9 T cas-,
taste. sand W.
O,,asiap,1lv ubla in ia, oct orll- t brands
SAlLS,
ing the nose, a cracklingor bubblingucs and y.
will be distinctly heard in the ear, at =,
hearing will be found quite thick and ,t y store.
pressed, but returns suddeniywith a snap Remem
ping sound. This Is often repeated, until at prie
sometime hearing does not return, and re and cxI
mains permanently injured. : The
Disturbance il the the head Of ever uce.
description will make their appearance
and add to the distress Of the sufferer org, VI.
and hearing may be lost so graduaNy DOL
that a considerable derrea may exist b. Tess for
fore the person is aware Of it, The eye come n
noeoJ - ,o ooJ , ly's Fla
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A pain more or less acute, or a dsrs n s,sn
sing feeling of pressure is experienced om The b
the eyes, and often in the top Of the head Filing
and a pain in the face nearly resembling c busin
neuralgia, for which it is often mistake
ne distress 10 tue head causes iOS~ we, Nj
memory and irritabiliry and morOscna THE D
Of disposition. ed that
If time the stomarch 0ivaS mt bccmg the m
veal ana ;rr;,,blo Is,r,rc c,sos there vi wor
IS loss Of appetite, especially poor 10 thI
morning. Inc system beeomesieeO.e'm OTTO
NUs.i@'e'' ann 'heTe Is au ",''s'OI ctfully
to either mental or physicais S in the
in Wat
Not unfrcqaeutly catarrh proves fatal !.
either bv dehil;,ating ,ba svs,s,o and veal. &c publ
nc out the patient, or BY producing thrai o "UV'
affections, bronchitis, and finally oousuHF We Won
c publ
1t may be safely asserted that ahd =,
hereditary pr~edisPOsition eatarh is @ s.e.en
ard important cause Of this iaa s ssl g,
complaint. for pa
The symptoms Of catarrh vary consider spn%s
in different individuals, aud toe DE- TIL
,ree of their severity depends upon coz in the
titutional peculiarities and various eziei ' or ow,
influences. Sand
With some the complaint continues Breed
number Of years in a mild form, WIN
MT causing any Of the injurious csal' ~
hove mentioned while in somc cases sgO
he worst Effects are produced IN a sao' mission
lme and eases hat we think arc NOS i r sna
armies, may, through imprudcnt eypos ddis'i
re, additional cold or uniavorable char y ,sd hy
- ~ a. ~ II IL rwNfNnf al hthtl d