The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
NAsAL OATARRH.
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In every section OF North America
whore tho climate Ia either warm and
dry, or cold and dry, chronic oatauh pre-
walls, and the moro complete this climate
condition, tho aeyororwlll DO tho eaiarh'
al diseases. II laa well known fact that
very warm, dry atmosphere, or q very
cold one, II dry, win contain q greater
amount Of fine Irritating particles, than a
moist atmosphere, whether warm or cold,
That catauh Ia eminently disease o.
tho glandular system, directly affecting
the aoorotIng and blood'maklng organei
that II Ia manlfoatly q constitutional dls'
ease affecting the entire body that II TO-
day Is tho most fruitful source Of bron.
ohitIa and consumption known TO med
ical moni that tho local disease In the
nose and throat arc simply the effect and
not the cause Of oatauh, and lastly, that
disease 10 lnsldlous and dangerous TO
human lIfo and comfort, should receive
far greater attention at tho hands Of med
ical men, than u bestowed upon II,
Ten years ago few practitioners would
admit the existence Of such q disease 20
catauh, and many lazy dronos Of to-day
sull hold the same opinion This unwill'
Ingnoss on tho part Of medical mon 10 In
yeatigato the disease and tho consequent
m effects Of their treatment whom oblig-
cd 10 glyo treatment, made such q great
popular demand for remedies TO relieve
tho eullornga Of tho people, that hum
dreds Of pat0nt medicines were manula0-
lurod and thrown upon the market 10
supply this great and popular demand. A
fine field was thus opened up for the pat
ont medicine man. An opportunity 20
an his pockets and htlon upon the mis-
fortunes Of an afflicted people. An OPP
portunity 10 put up some cheap "atulf'' OF
"noslrum' have II nicely packed and
labod by some poor children at two bits
per day; scatter II oil over the country,
then lay back In his oaAyschair and watch
the people pay tribute 20 his genius.
Yet the public are not 10 blame, but II
must bo very humillating 10 the phyal-
clan, whom too ndolcnt TO apply the
proper remedy for the purpose Of abatlng
the evil, And what Is that remedyP
Close application 10 study 10 N hem@ltcS Jor
successfully treating oaidrrh, and not lay
back on solf-conceitod dignity aud lazy
ignorance, contontng themselves with a
pipe, q dog and gun or llshlng.rod, these
practices belong " men Of leisure, aud
not 10 the physician who hasat heart the
best interests Of his professional career,
People who have glyon certificates Of euro
10 proprlotog Of patont snullb, thinking
themselves cured, simply on account OF
the irritation In tho head being relieved,
have too frequently been disappointed
and ohagrinod ON iinding that the 6mt
cold they conlmtod has brought tho dis
ease on as severely ~ before, This has
been the experience Of thousands and
these can scarcely DO convinced that CO.
tauh IL curablo, because sucking "enullh'
up their nose did not cure a dangerous,
constitutional disease, really ~ difficult 10
cure as any other form of acromla,
TREATMENT OF CATARRH
ny Dn, II, RusELL BURNER,
Truly, disease 30 blighting In la chag.
acter should engage tho bost thought Of
every earnest physician, not alono as 10
Ia pathology, but also as TO means for
emdicating II entirely from tho human
system. This can bO done, and perfectly
done, not with foolish snullb, although
means to keep the head FREQ from dis
charge must DO used In order thut no
more Of tho discharge bo added 10 the
blood, for unless this be prevented all
means will fail. The treatment for a ra-
dical euro depends upon rendering the
system pure, " this nor any other disease
can long exist IL the blood IL rendered
pure and kept 10. This wo can do by n
thorough course Of constitutional treat.
ment with proper diet and othor hygionlc
measures. am quito certain that can
cure am case Of catarrh that has not yet
produced consumption, provided patients
will become fully alive TO the importance
Of their disease, use my medicines as |
shall direct, and In good idlth follow my
instructions. Tho first stop, necessary for
success, Is 10 prevent repeated colds, for
these are the lt6 of catarrh and tho dedit
Of the patient This can DO dono. Tho
next stop is 10 prevent the catarrhal pol
son from being absorbed into the bloo6
| We then put our patients upon such T.,
course ~ will free the blood lfom the poi,
sonous matter already accumulated In tho
| system. Then restore tone 30 the weak
enod structures and the cure Ia complete
After careful investigation am well
| satisfied any other course will Just az sure
| IN fail as that this one giU positively sio.
| cted. have had ample opportunities for
studying this disease, and do not hesitate
TO say that II Is Just aa durable as Bcrofula
| or other severe forms Of chronic disease
II a proper course be pursued. But as The
disease ia treated to-day, with enullb,
liquids and other inhalations, II Is not 10
be wondered Mt the people believing tim
curablo, The trouble ie, patients become
discouraged before thoy have approached
q rational treatment, and have been con.
tent 10 suffer away their time and health,
tampering with their nose, while the dis.
ease IL running riot through their bodies.
| claim that any disease may be removed
from the human body by proper course
Of treatment, provided we commence in
time.
Canton Health Office, No.
~ North Cleveland Avenue
Canton, O., on the 18th and
10th Of each and every
month. Consultation and
advice free to all.