The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-13

Ifthosc persons familiar With tho anatomy OF
the upper part Of the throat. the back portion OF
the nose, the nIddlUGGr aud tho eye aud its ap'
pendnges would remember how tho same dell
cate mucuS lining membrane envelopes these
organs continuously, and how Inflammation OF
this mcmbnne extends from Que part 10 nm
other by what is known to physicians as con-
uuUIty and eonslguIty Of Tissue, they would
readily understand andanprcclaie howa simple
congestion or intAmnlhtiOu starting at is orlgl;
nnl point at the junction Ot the bAcS poIuon ot
tue nose Gnl upper part OF tne tnroatt Fign sa
back OF tho soft palate. extends upwards INTO
tho car through tho custodian tube, causing
rrariag, bnzzlnE aud ringing noises, partial Or
complete deafness, eRrprhe, discharges, eee.
MoynE up % tho eye ana its aPlSnI my,
latcn9N pain ut times intolerance 10 light, gran
United Sorel lids conIrnctyltieS. cornit5, sclcro'
tits, itItls etc, often Guiding In severe uicerA'
ton aud destruction OF the parts.
THE STARTING POINT.
II has becu stated above that tho original
Starting point Of catarrh WIS Immediately PACK
OF The soft palate Of tho junction Of the back
portion OF tho nose and upper part Of the throat.
AlicXperlenccd nose aud throat special! ISIS know
this 70 DO fact and thetc IL pathological
reason for this. Too two mucous surfaces at inc
bend lie In close contact With each other and
thus collect and contino the sectetion dropping
from the upper md back part OF tho head until
they dry up Into lIlto nodules aud purify. CauS.
ing foul odor and considerable irritation OF
tho surrounding mucous membrane. Patients
verify :aiS By constantly hawking and gngsing
TO diSlodgs those EacretlonS. From this pom
the catarrhal Inflammation also often extends
downward 70 tho respiratory tract, Invading inc
lRrynI, Tlnd.pipc, bronchial tubes and the
lungs, causing on It's WY, according 10 the parts
Affected, laryngltiS with noHrScneSs and partial
or complete loss OF voice. bronchitis or chronic
a..N,a aNl,F aS.NI NN
OTHER SYMPTOMS.
Tho Giinontnry trnct consisting Of the mouth,
cscOphBgus, stomach and bowels also frequently
participates IN tho catarrhal cXtentton. pro-
ducing dry and assured tongue and mouth,
dyspepsia. indigestion, henrt burn. water braSh
POLARIZATION. alternate diarrhma and ctInstipa:
ton, loss OF flesh, etc., and in consequences oil
tho debilttAted condition Of the body. long
train Of nervous troubles such aA nti AL Goie'
feeling. trembling OF hands and limbs, aching
over whole body, hat and cold flashes, dcspond.
ency, etc., etc.
As catarrll then Is found to affect at different
times and in more or less aggravated and COM
plicated cases the whole mucous tract OF the
body producing In turn long train OF symp-
toms from tho simple local annoyance Of o stop
ped up condition Of the uostrils to the complete
breaking down OF the system as in consump-
tIon or utter nervous prostitution from general
debility, tho lutility OF any other method OF
treatment than a combined local and Internal
one Is apparent This IS the method Of treat
ment DR.. Copeland aud his associates have used
for years, and the large army of grateful pa
tlonts thoy hayo raised up testitos 70 It's cura-
tive results.