The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-17
"~Cafrhing Celi."

"CArcmxa cstld" d0es n: usually
occur IN ihs coolest ssAsur 81 isp ysAr.
Moist and chilly air /. TIE syarce oi
nearly all the msiNies that are pro
dns~i ey sakiax ooli. Thss ms,s, and
chilly air cza.cs npi only The i.sscr is
o. life. bat those more .ersous rua1adiss
tia; end in death Caai sui dry ar
do. no harm that art and carr may no.
avert We iHsy ccntfJl taS lss.se d.
arising from catching cold. but eannu:
always iinlii the severity @. rlanY msh-
dies they Introduce.
An impression extensively rnrvafls
thai "a cold" viii ruz Is cpar.a. 70
what one NAV. We n-rer saow 4; The
that course NAV &c Whist = tax NJ
cold? Heat = The positive condition
AMI cold = negative Catching cold
then - losing heat Exposure . ozccld
temperature removes heat from iAs
body In which T. has b.se nale. Our
clothing IS la. WARN. Il gSasratss ao
heat, bat simply retains Tho hca; the
BODY GENERATES. ~ cold the
heat the arteries. veins and capil.aries
Shrink and are no looser abl. % son
yey the vital fluid on H. won,ci rounds.
BODY heat il generated By the o2vgen
We inhalc and absorb combining with
the waste deposited in every section II
the body. The arteries convey the
blood to every tissue and deposit the
hea, IL needs. Cold check. the normal
flowing az the blood through the outer
s~urfscs of the body and au-mcr;s il IA
the inner organs. And a. the oXygca
Is continually burning up the waste. the
amount OF heat in tne inner tissue. I.
constantly Increasing and accommodating
N 'he inner tissues, and ultimately in
yites the coming "a inflammation.
Exercising the body i~ncreascs the ac-
ton of the heat and the flowing Of the
blood, 1ud - aids ia generating BODY
heat, and more or less repej .h- isiig-
ence Of cold. When in this condition.
il exposure To cold occurs. the blood j.
suddenly iessened in it, normal course
through the skin and adjacent parts.
ana forced 10 accumulate IA tie Inner
tissues that soon become full for
healthy action.
The skin was intended To maintain n
uniform temperature Of the BODY. bat
a. il is exposed to a grea, variety Of
temperatures it needs the aid If cloth
ing enough 10 retain the heat actually
generated. The skin IS full Of minute
Every Square inch cDptains
$500 openings, the aperturcs Ot glands.
The entire surface of the BODY contains
1000. 900 apertures. or nearly twenty
miles of tubing for draining pur-
poses. They Yield two pints Of fluid a
day, even when no moisture Is per-
II bodily exercise be- excessive.
the amount of perspiration is much in
creased. At this point if exposed TO
cold the skin contracts So as Ia rcsem-
g0Cse-skiH. tie pore. are closed and
perspiration is stopped ut once.
To avoid the chills and results of TAX
ing cold. we mus protect ourselves by
sufficient clothing, 10y inhaling pure air
and maintaining Il uniform temperature
in the body. Colds are not caused by
IN special temperature, but BY yicisSi- !
of temperature. The results If
catching cold everybody has more or
less experienced. The sense Of f~ullness
and tightness in the nose and forehead. I
the usual sheczingS. the watery ewes.
tickling Of the throat, the feeling VI
and discomiort-and then. after
4 few DAYS have passed away. in uneasl-
ness and tightneSS in the chest. hoar>e-
ness and irritation about the larynX-ail
anil other indications of having
cold are experienced sooner or
.ater by nearly all. If the results Of
taken cold are not removed, the
pulse becomes quick. the skin is dry and
4 general feeling of uHcas.ncss is felt.
md the sufferer begins to wonder how
he complaint will end. Cold in the
nasal cavities or coryza. distress in
he head. inflammation in the throat,
nav slowly Or rapidly succeed each
At the outset of the maiadythe lining
membrane of the nose is dry. red and
the voice is changed and
'mothered. And then, in place OF dry
less a waterv fluid flows from the nose
md frCts and inilames the upper lin.
The effort 10 remove this unusual secre-
ion renders sore and painful the lower
nose. and vet gives a certain mount of
'elief. lessons the fullness of the brow.
he swelling of the mucous membrane
u HASH Nttic,'u iiiIittiNllts tiit itiiii'ss
If the nostrils. but the partial loss Of
aste and huskiness of voice remain.
he watery secretion becomes thicker
md tenacious and heals the irritated
The feeling of ~fullness and
the uneasincss and irrlta-
jilitv gradually pass away. IL this is
lot the happy end, chronic eatarrl may
or the results of having taken
old NAV assume other forms. Bron-
hits. Group. d~iphtheria. inflammation
# the lungs and pleura may appear
Farmer.