The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-09

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cid, tenacious phlrgm, behind and
above the soft palate to the passage
between the throat and the bead
It's lodgment EN- barasses respiration
and creates constant and irresist-
able desire to relieve the discomfort
by drawing the offensive substance
into the throat by loud insuffia-
tion through the nose, 80 as then to
be able 10 eject it bya disagreeable
hawking"
FATAL EFFECTS 6F CATARRH
The swallowing of catarrh secre-
tions deranges the function of the
stomach, causing indigestion, loss
of appetite and health. Debility,
paleness, lassjtude, headache and
disturbance of mind soon follow.
In some instances the mental affec-
ton is one Of irritability, the pa
tient being unduly annoyed by all
the perplexities of life. In others
the iromint MT feeling is that of mel
ancholy, depression Of spirits, when
the invalid can see no hope in the
future for himself or his affairs.
Catarrhal deafness is almost cure to
result in majority of cases.
OFFENSIVE BREATH.
In the most advanced stages the
di, charges are generally of an of
fensive odor, causing great annoy
snca to ones friends and the pa
tient himself while the sense of
smell remains. This annoyance
from the odor becomes almost be-
yond endurance, more especially
when the disease assumes the form
of ozaena, and the delicate bones of
the nose become diseased.
DEFoRMITY OF THE NOSE.
In cases where the bones of the nose
become dizeared, not only is the of.
fensiveness of the breath greatly
increased, but there is liability to
serious personal deformi;ies, among
which are hatening of the nose.
CONSUMPTION AND DEATH.
Catarrh affections. unchecked by
treatment, are prone to extend by
continuity of surface along the nat
ural air passages to the substance
of the lung. thus causing consump-
tion and death. In this connection
it should also be remembered that
the air which enters the lungs of a
catarrhal patient is every breath of
it poisoned by the foul secretion of
the diseased. By such air the blood
cannot be properly purified and
made fit to impart healthy vigor in
its mending circuit to all aud every
part of the animal mechanism. One
would suppose that this considera-
ton alone would be sufficient to in
induce every person thus afflicted
to make early application for relief.
TREATMENT AND CURE.
By the medicinal and electric
system of treatment, which DIR.
Darrin has adopted and pursued for
years with uniform success, COM
plete and permanent cure of this
repulsive disorder can be effected.
Thus he has demonstrated in
thouanas of cases, representing the
disease in every form and all its va
rious stages of development. His
applications are made to reach the
diseased parts in the most direct
and positive manner, instantane-
ously penetrating every cell and
cavity of the head, communicating
with the nostrils, and subjecting ev-
cry portion of the membrane to the
healing action of the remedy en-
ployed, without causing the least
pain or unpleasant sensation. The
affected cavities are thoroughly
cleaused from incrusted morbic6c
matter, the offensive smell is re-
moved and relief from other troub-
lesome symptoms is almost imme-
diately experienced. The discharge
soon diminishes, irritation is allay-
ed, the Inflammation subsidies, ul-
cerations are made to heal, and fin
ally radical and permanent cure
is effected.
Numerous testimonials have ap-
peared in this'paper during the past
few weeks from those who thought
they owed it to the doctor, as well
as hundreds of like sufferers, to
speak of the good work that has
been done for them. Dr.. Darrin
has been persuaded to remain at
the Revere House, Albany, until
December l only.
Notioa to Taynavers