Evening star., 1897-05-08
THOSE PERSONS Who ARE MOST
SUBJECT TO CAfARRH- LESSON NO. z
Copyright. 1897. by J. c. McCoy.)

Copyright. 1897. by J. C. McCoy)
In article. Lesson No 2" purpose showing just
| what class Of people most subject to Catarrh.
Even in those sections of the country where the
majority suffer from Catarrh there are always to
be found persons who never troubled with the
disease II those who never have Catarrh are ex-
| amIned carefully 1t will be found that they are
persons whose bodily yigor is above the average
and that their parents were healthy and that they
began their lives in the country. 1t Is with Ca
tarrh with every other disease, the weak chill
dren are the first to show Its presence. then the
weak women, then the weak men, while the strong
children and the healthy women and the robust
men are not 50 apt to suffer from it. This Is the
law Of nature easily understood The strong are
able to resist The weak are unable to resist dis
ease. The strong to be sure have inflsmed places
made along their breathing apparatus by colds. but
in these these spots healed by nature
and do not develop into Catarrh. while in the
weaker individual they do not beal and they are
allow ed to run Into Catarrh.
Those persons who suffer from scrofua in any of
its forms subject to attacks Of Caarrh, and
common scrofulous persons who suffer from Ca
tarrh that great many people look upon Catarrh
and srrofua being different manifestations Of
the same disease.
Those persons who have any taint or irnpurity in
the blood subject 10 violent forms Of Catarrh.
Such forms of Catarih, whether Inherited or ac-
qured, difficult TO than ordinary
cases
Those who suffer periodic attacks of eruptions On
the skin very often subject to attacks of Ca
tarrb Some Of them suffer from Catarrh during
the attack Of the skin trouble. while others de-
velop the Catarrh the skin trouble passes
away.
Persons OF uncleanly habits, those living in crowd
ed and badly ventilated apartments and those 1iv-
ing improper food subject Catarrh
than those whose surroundings AMI mode of life
better.
The children of Catarrh sufferers even when liv-
ing under the hest surroundings very apt to be
subject to the dsease: those recovering from long
spells Of sickness find themselves easy prey to the
various forms of Catarrh.
N"arly ell old people In this climate suffer from
some form of Catarrh. While they might have been
able to resist the disease when they were young.
the disease to gain footbold.
typical Catarrh sufferer takes cold very easily
exposure. The cold is not cured before another
Is taken. and the history of the average Catarrh
sufferer is long periods during the fell and winter
of repeated colds. followed by severe Catarrhal
symptoms extending into the spring. and only re-
iieved during the summer. Catarrh does not show
itself in the form in all those who are sub
jtct to the disease. What will In case
Catarrh of the Head and Throat will In another
cause Catarrh Of the Bronchial Tubes, it may
be Catarrh Of the tube that leads from the throat
to the What would cause in one case ordinary
Catarrh OF the Head may in another case serve to
produce Catarrh Of the Stomach Bowels or 1T
may be Catarrh Of the Liver Tubes. it may he
Gatarrh Of the Kidney Tubes or Catarrh Of the
Bladder