Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28
RAYAGES OF CATARRH.
HARDLY A MUCOUS SURFACE OR ORGAN IN
THE ENTIRE BODY BUT IS Subjected ETH
ERDIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLYBYI IT.
Eye Trouble Earachs Deafness, Headache, Dys-
pspsi, and Chronic Diarrh9a, as Well as
Bronchitis Nervous Prostraton and Con-
SUMPTION, are in the Wake Of This
lnsiduous Enemy Of Mankind
The Plain Truth.

II those persons familiar with the anatomy
OF the upper part OF the throat, the back portion
OF the nose, the middle ear aud the eye and lts
GpPendages sFyould remember how the sane
delicate uGlslining me ~ brane enyelops these
organs continuously. aud how Inflammation OF
this membrane extends rom one part TO anoth-
er by what /, known 90 physicians A. conunn-
ity and contlruity OF tissue, they would resdlly
understand and sppreclAte how simple conges.
tlon OF Inflammation starting a. lts oFislnA
point AZ the junction OF the back portion OF the
nose and upper part Of the throst, right osek
OF the soft palate, extends upwards into Tue
ear through the ouStschiau tube, causing roar
ing. burning and ringing noises partial or
complete deafness earAohe, discharges. etc.
Moving on up o the eye aud its appendaSes
through the lscnrymal duct, II causes the most
intense pain At times, intolerance to light
graduated sore lids, conjunctiyltes. cornltis,
ScierotItls, irtis etc, often ending IN severe
liberation and destruction OF the parts.
The starting Poiut.
Iths been stated above that the original
starting point OF catarrh was immediately
back OF the soft palate at the Junction OF ths
back portion OF the nose and upper portion OF
the throat All experienced nose and throat
specialists know this 10 10 fact. and there u
a pathological reason !or this. The two
mucous surfaces At the bend lie IN close con.
tact with esch other. and thus collect and con.
fine the secretion dropping from the upper ana
back part OF the head until they dry up into
little nodules and purify causing foul odor
ana CnnSlutKhoAt va bht eNAA'NANAhN
mucous membrane. Patients verify this by
constantly hawking and gagging 10 dlslOdge
these secrstions. From this point the ca
tarrhsl Inflammation also often extends down
ward 20 the respiratory tract, invading the
larnyX, windpipe, bronchial tubes aud the
lungs, causing on its way. according TO the
paris affected. laryngitis with hoarseness or
partial or complete loss OF voice, bronchitis or
chronic cough, asthma consumption, etc.
Other Symptoms.
The alimentary tract consisting OF the
mouth, esophagus, stomach and bowels also
frequently participates in the catarrhal texten.
sion producing Dry and assured tongue and
mouth, dyspepsia, indigestion, heaItb1rn,
waterbrash. palpitation, alternate dlarrhoea
and coustip patton loss OF flesh etc. and IN con.
seqgenco OF the debilitsted condition OF the
BODY "A long train OF nervous troubles. such as
sn all gone" feeling trembling OF hands and
limbs aching over whole body, hot and cold
Pushes dependency, etc, etc.
As catarrh then 10 found TO affect at different
times and In more or less aggravated and COM
plicatsi cases the whole mucous tract OF tho
body, producing in turn long train OF symp'
toms, from the simple local annoyance OF
stopped up condition OF the nostrils 70 the COM
plete breaking down Of the system Is IN con.
sumption or utter nervous prosirAtion from
general debility, the futility OF any other meth
cd OF treatment than a combined local aud In
ternal one i<apparent Tnis Ia tbs method OF
treatment Df. Copeland and bis associates have
used for years and the large army OF grateful
patients they have raised up testines to It's cur
alive resultS