The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-02

effective and oonvsnisnt modes OF employing remedies
is BY inhalation II may IN this way Do usef both as
local and constitutional remedy II Is twelve years
since commenced the OF this mode Of treating
SUMPTION and II constitutes of the most powerful
agents employ II Is well known that profound and
immediate effect may be produced upon the whole sys
them receives not only the oxygen OF the arr but also
any medicinal substance with which II may De impreg
which may BE- aerihed, and which the lungs
can bear without injury, may be sent iuto
the a.aS ae through 'nsm ms mot AL
ture to restore and heal the dsoganred parts too
in affections Of the lungs, Il is desirable to soohe
irritation, to check or to assist expcctoraton and
the proper remedy brought Immediately Ia contact with
the surfaces Of the air tubes and cells will do this
years have fully tssted and demonstrated rs virtues
Bat have also learned that as speciality the treat
ment by medicated inhalation, liable 70 abuse and
cannot be relied upon alone. II II valuable unspeaka-
bly, so In connection with other modes of administering
medicines 1t Is absurd to suppose that the only way
In which a constitutional impression be produced
shich viii effect the lungs is by inhalation. Tie lungs
may OF course be sshed through the stomach. II
does not believe II let him eat onion and II he is
not convinced those who are near him viii be that
the Odor Of the onion has found its way to the lungs
The true physician win avail himself Of all methods Of
reaching his object which open to him.
In all cases permitting IL medcated inhalation.
The inhaler use Is made Of gafs and will hold about
pint Of water The entrance into it is closed by
cork furnished with two tubes One OF which, of glass
passes from the top Of the cork down below tho
fluid to within quarter of inch of the bottom The
through the cork and rises above it. Is elastic about
fifteen inches in length, and furnished with glass
others who practise nhsaton 1t is al, old conrivance
used years ago for nhang various vapors and may be
found described and represented by an en-
craving in Perciras MAtera Ncdca and Therapeutics
vol l, page 15e, Phila elphia edition Of lS43. place
in the inhaler such remedies to be inhaled upon the
lungs as ] know to be suited to their peculiar
&C., and give careful directions. Tho state
Of the lungs is most accurately determined
1~a xf
there is failure BY long and vast experience
determine the exact condition of the throat air passages
and lungs and adapt such inbang remedies as to suit
each case prefer always to the patient but where
that is mpracticable, careful description in writing
viii enable me to judge pretty accurately the condition
Of the lungs and can send the inhaler and nhalng
remedies to any part Of the country express These
accompanied by full directions will enable the patient
to avail himself of the bene it, Of this treatment.
In nearly all possible constitutional and
antdotal remedies to purify the blood to improve IT.
quality and infusc fine Life into it, and to build up the
whole system; to remove any disease trouble Of any
other part than the lungs; to improve the DIGESTION,
dyspepsia alleviate costveness arrest darrhee
s se srres skin a liver in
late the heat that the blood may hov evenly AMI
equally through all the system, and thus presenting
stopping bleeding from the lungs their congestion
This free and healthy circulation becenes
tabshed perfect medium for conveying remedies to
every part, and thus eiTccting cure. use such
chGnicai remedies the may require TO prevent
sinking falling OF the bowels by which much debility
is felt at The pit Of the stomach and distress in coughing
THE REsuIr-Theories and practice In medicine are
good for nothing unless they result in benefit to the
and for the results Of my treatment appeal with conf
dence to the etmony Of those who have received its
benefits Some Of it will be found below. have Sc
lectcd few only OF the many letters have received
and those relating to where the patients have
covered from advanced stages of sumpton II such
be cured those Of mder type certainly
be. Indeed, can say with truth that do not rsco
lect to have lost patient Of consumption where
was the first physician applied to.
ATfnN 40 az faaln
symptoms OF illness, nevertheless in doubt whether
they really need medical assistance, being far ad
oed in disease doubtful whether relief is posi-
Bile, have for many years given all my consultations
free making charge for examining the chest inyes
tigatng other Diseases and for prescribing su,h
letter personally am at home every day in the week
Sundays excepted,) from "A. NJ till p. NJ, and vt all
times ready to wait upon the sick or their friends.
poue Sasn s0: i. y, Nov. "a, 1851.
DR.. S. FrTcH-Dear sr:-As consumption is so uni
versaly held to be incursbe its durability so much
il applying to the prsr Source for help and cure,
feel 1t duty and pleasure to state to the public
rsrenee Of rs%sds and you are At liberty to
1851, by exposure to wet contracted very bad coil
which soon settled on my lungs, producing seated
ued some months. had physicians used cod liver oil
long and faithfully but nothing helped checked my
After some time spent in the unavailng use Of these
remedies, advised to make voyage to Europe, but
came back more debtated than ever On the 10th Dec
1851, applied to you in truly deplorable state, both
natural size great debility severe night sweats, scarce
dies wrought on most happy change; ia a few
months was perfectly cured, and permanently 80.
have returned to my usual business well in all respects
no cough no expect0ration, pain, debility and
my chest enlarged to more than its usual size. wa
then merchant in New York city, and continued there
active discharge of my duties You refer any
to me at this place. or to my brother at New Brrnswck
New York city We all recommend most earnetly the
sick and suffering to apply to you at once confident they
win end relief. Respectfully yours,
300 Main street. PoughkepsIe.
CASE NO. II.
W. A. BLYEE, Eo.-A CLEAR or HrIoy CURED.
New YoRK, Nov. Is, 1851.
Dr. s. s. FrNH-Dcar Sir: When man feels that he
his life to another, time duly increases his adrra
ton and strengthens his gratitude. This is the feeling
Ihavo towards you. In April 1852 was attacked with
violent and repeated hemorrhages from my lungs
panied with much cough soreness Of the throat, &C.
also experienced great ghtness and shrinking of my
chest short breathing and nearly all the most alarming
mpoms Of consumption. My nearest friends viewed my
exceedingly critical and dangerous. applied at
once to you without endangering self by other ad
vice. The result perfect and permanent Your
medicines mechanical remedies and Inhalation, without
educing me or disturbing IN any manner my Appetite
without any shock or violence, gently led ms back to
Ialth. have witnessed many other OF consump-
lion cured by you In your hands medicine seems one
Of the exact sciences In the whole Of my life
have met any physician whose prescriptions and
medicines seem so unerringly certain to cure most
cheerfuy give you leave to my name and refer any
person TO me who may wish further information. Be
lieve me, ever yours, w. A. HTLLYER,
Attorney at law, 81 william street, n Y, house 80
Nassau street, brooklyn.
CASE NO. III.
RxNARKABLE CASE OF SEATED CONSUMPTION, wHERs THRS
YoURTus OF THE LusGs WE'RE INVOLVED N EXTENSIVE
ULcERATloS, CURED.
ArRAsy, N. Y, Nov. 3, 1854.
Dr. 6. g. EncH-Dear Sr---I desire TO express to you
my gratitude for the immense benefit have received
from your treatment. applied to you in April last
when was considered in hopeless state Of consump-
ton. Ny father and mother both died Of this terrible
scourge inherited, therefore. strong predisposon
to it. For several years had been subject to COACH
supposed to proceed from irritation ard disease OF the
throat. But in March last the cough became greatly
aggravated and hoarse with sharp cutting pains in my
right side and chest short, wheeling breathing loss Of
appetite stomach, dyspepsia, burning in the sto
mach, neuralgia, great soreness In the bowels, dis
trcssing sinking sensation ut pit of the stomach great
emaciation and extreme prostraton Of strength
caArrh, &C. My friends had entirely despaired of my
recovery by any means, when tho 10th day OF Ar-