The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-28

they are often mistaken. The patient
may at times experience tickling sens
sation in the throat, with perhaps slight
cough. The voice may be more or less
affected, especially on exposure to cold
or over exertion.
haye already detailed the manner
in which the throat becomes affected
from Catarrh. BY the same process of
extension, the bronchial tubes, and last
ly the parenchyma or substance of the
lungs, in their turn, are diseased, and
Bronchitis and Consumption firmly es-
tablished. Tightness in the chest with
difficulty of breathing, soreness, dart
ing, sharp or dull heavy pain, or u
prickly, distressing sensation, accom-
panied with more or less cough and ex-
pectoraGon, are evidence that the bron-
ichal tubes have become effected, and
should admonish the sufferer that he IS
now standing upon the stepping stone
to Consumption, over which thousands
annually tread, in their slow, yet sure
journey to the grave. -
By means of a small canal called the
eustachian tube, an air passage between
the throat and middle ear is formed.
This passage is lined by q continuation
of the mucous membrane which lines
the throat and nasal passages. The Ca
tarrhal infiammatory process, by con-
tinuity of surface, follows the mucous
membrane thickening its structure, un-
til the eustachian tube is closed, and the
beautiful mechanism of the internal ear
Is rendered useless. While the thick
ening ofthe lining mucous membrane is
going on, and the passage is gradually
becoming closed Cand this process
sometimes extends through several
years., the patient will occasionally,
while blowing his nose, experience q
cracking sound in one or both ears, and
hearing becomes dull, but returns sud-
denly, accompanied with a swapping
sound. This may be repeated many
times, until finally hearing does not re-
turn, but remains permanently injured.
In other cases hearing Is lost so gradu-
ally, that q considerable degree of deaf
ness may exist before the person is re-
ally aware of the fact. Either, condi-
ton is often accompanied with noises
in the head, of every conceivable de-
scription, increasing the distress Of the
sufferer. AZ a. 3 8 "a "a
Psalm Words and Facts for the AnIIeted.
Physicians and patients have herete-
fore sought in vain for acorrect theory
of the nature and cure of Chronic Ca
tarrh, no medical work eXtant contain
| ing it. No medical author has ever
heretofore made it u special study, and
/ ELECTED its correct nature for the gui-
dance OF the medical profession. In
! fact, although the most prevalent dis
ease which afflicts mankind, no other
disease has been so sighted and unno-
ticed by medical writers, students and
| physicians. To this fact I attribute
this deplorable failure in its treatment
| and the consequent false idea conveyed
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BILE. The best evidence of what can be
done III the treatment Of any disease il
to be found in the past success of the
treatment to be employed. An old
proverb says, "what has been done car
| be done again" In view of these facts
aud knowing that 1 have cured. thous.
ands of the worst cases of Catarrh, and
have never failed to effect a perfect cure
| when have had a reasonable chance,
hereby offer, in good faith, $500 REGARD
for q case Of CGtGTrh Schich I cannon
cure. j claim that can cure any and
every case of it if my directions are
faithfully followed. Why then tEifiC
with this disease, reader? Why put of
the use of the sure means of cure which
l offer? Do you not know that "pro.
crastination is the thief of timer" Why
try to make light of it by thinking that
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that consumption and insanity are
among it's frequent results, and that
thereby millions of graves are filled
Do speak strongly? Can speak toe
strongly +? Why disgust your friends
and associates with the offensive odoI
of your breath, or by your constant
hawking, blowing and splitting, when
reliefis so easily ana cheaply obtained
Is it not duty that you owe to others,
as well as yourself, to get rid of this
disgusting complaint? Do not think
that the disease will in time wear out
On the contrary, it will, unless cured
wear you out. Do not think because
irritating snuff, drying fusmigators
strong caustic or poisonous solutions
have failed to cure yoV that you cannot
be cured. The world moves and medi
cal scieuce is progressive. Many formi
of disease which would once have beer
entirely incurable with the means the1
known, are, in the light of more recent
discoveries in medicine, very easily cur
ed.
assert and am able to prove, by al
/ good evidence as ever advanced to sub
stantiate any fact, that Chronicle Ma
sat CGtdTTh Is as durable as ann Othel
chronic disease, achen once understood
and appropriate remedies are 0iD1inis
tered. This as no cain boast, bur a re
atty. Many persons in this locality
and hundreds and thousands of eminen
and reliable persons, who may be found
in all parts of the United States, and il
many foreign countries, can testify tC
this fact, having experienced the pleas
antness and efficacy of the treatment
herein recommended, and been perma
nently cured thereby.
Scarcely a mail arrives that does no
bring me new testimony of cures effec-
ted by this treatment
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Does not simply relieve but it produces
perfect and permanent cures of the
worst cases of Chronicle nasal Catarrh
as thousands who have used it can testi
fy. 1t destroys all offensive smell a
once, and no case can long resist i'll
cleansing, soothing and healing proper
ties. tits pleasant to use, and unlike
several preparations that are now be
ing extensively advertised for Catarrh
it contains no strong, irritating or caus
tie drug or mineral or other poison
| None of the ingredients used separate
ly or alternately would effect cure il
a case of Catarrh, yet when skillfully
and scientifically combined in just the