The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-17
THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL. MONDAY MORNING. MARCH II 1918
LAXCARIN
SOME AILMENTS FOR WHICH IT
Is USED.

U
Is USED.
Clds denote certain catarrhal ccndi-
tons OF the respiratory tract. There
are apt to be chilly sensations, slight
headache. pain in the back and limbs
and frequent sneezing. The pulse is
quick. the skin dry, and usually there
Is fever. The mucous membrane OF
the nose is inflamed. the nose is stop
ped UP and 1t is almost impossible
to breathe except through the mouth.
In addition to add to the distress.
there is apt to be a most irritating
cough. When it extends downward
into the bronchial mucous it is known
as Acute Bronchitis.
A cute Bronchitis or cold in the
chest, is often nothing more than the
extension downward OF an odrinary
cold. 1t begins with a feeling OF tight
ness and rawness beneath the breast
bone and a sensation Of oppression In
the chest. The cough is rough at
! first and often of q ringing character
and comes on in paronysms which
rack and distress the sufferer. 1t is
dry and expectoration is scanty. Often
there is intense pain during these
| spells, beneath the breast bone and
along the attachments OF the dia-
phram.
Bronchial Asthma begins with a
chilly feeling a sense Of tightness in
the chest, fiatulence and often great
| depression Of the spirits. It is gen.
orally accompanied by a cough and
bronchial secretions and a feeling of
construction and suffocation. Noctur-
nal attacks are common. All persons
suffering from bronchial athma should
| be very careful with respect to their
| diet, as the attacks are induces by
datulence.
Whooping cough IL characterized by
catarrh Of the respiratory passages
and a series OF convulsive coughs
which end in a long drawn aspiration
| or whoop. It begins with symptoms
Of an ordinary cold which may begin
with slight fever. running at the nose.
| cough. usually dry and often inces-
SAINT, sometimes. giving indications Of
| spasmodic character. After a week
| or ten days the cough becomes con-
vulsive in character. The sufferer
should remain in bed but have plenty
| Of fresh air night and day.
Spasmodic Group (Note-This dis
ease must not be confused with diph-
| thereto Group which is most danger
Gus and requires immediate medical
| attentfon). This disease which usually
comes on at night is attended with
kind OF choking or wheeling in the
, throat and chest and difficulty of
breathing amounting sometimes to
suffocatfon. There is also a short, dry
and very deep hoarse cough. This d.
| sease must be subdued at once, or tn,
I patient may be lost
The throat of every patient should
be examine din order to ascertain II
the uvula or pendulum Of the palate
F, be not elongated, for In such cases
it would keep I'D continued irrita-
ton until reduced to it's healthy state
This affection is very common and
should not be neglected. When either
irritated 1t is not only a cause of
cough or inclination to shallow, or a
disagreeable hawking. but II also fire.
quently nauseates the stomach. i'm
pairs the appetite and Is a very FRUIT
full source Of Dyspepsia. Public
speakers are very liable to affections
Of this kind. In such cases an astrin-
gent gargle should be used several
times a day.
It is the best thing In the world to
have a box or two Of Laxcarjn always
on mana as no one can tell when the
above named diseases might attack
ones system. While Laxcarin is used
for many different minor diseases 1t
must be borne In mind that 1t is moth
ing else but a very good and efficient
laxative. which completes the first
task necessary for the eliminating
Of the malignant poisons from the sys-
tenn Of the patient. It must be always
borne In mind that In all diseases as
well as when a person is healthy
proper bowel action Is absolutely
necessary. Unless this is ACCOMPLISH
ed. and the system gets clogged uD.
the attack Is liable to be prolonged
Keep a box of Laxcarin always at
home. It's use is never regretted. Lax
| carin IS the safety signal on the road
Of health
Laxcarfn is sold bv the Iaxcarin
Products Co, Dent ELL. PittshurR.
Penn. Price per box one dollar. fn'I
treatment SIX boxes. i've dollars. wifi
be sent postpaid upon receipt Of cash
cash. money orders or stamps. Sub
stitutes must be refused.-Adv.