The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-08
.s DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
5.ie DR.. Hardman, ...... I. #. .

EmyS1eiam 90 Salem Lung Institute
Zlformery Physician to Cincinnati Marine Hospitall
askAvESNA--Prentiss House, Wednesday, Dec. e6.
AkRoN--Em pire House, Thursday, Dec. 81. .-+
WLaREN-GaskiliHo House Saturday, Dec. 90.
Observation-Disclosures House, Jan. l.
NEW CASTLE, Pa, dec. 10
q MERcER-Dec. 90. |
ROCHESTER, Pa.-Dec. @.
tcUNGsrowN-Dec. 25 ~ - 20.
4yAsroN-Franklin House, Dec. 8.
t;M.ssiLoN--Fremont House, Dec. 4. ,
4t tWoosTER-Exchange HOTEL Dec. S.
MILLERsBuRon--Dec. 9 and z.
Dr. HARDMAN treats Consumption! Bronchitis,
Asthma, Laryngs, and all diseases Of the throat and
Lungs by Medicated Inhalation. The great point In the
treatment of all Human malales Is to get at the dis
easetn direct manner. All.medicnes are estimated
y hetf action upon the organ requiring relief. This
tsthe important factupon which Inhatation is based
lfthe stomach is diseased take medicine directly
into tho stomach Ifhe uHgs diseased, breathe
inhale medcated vapors directly into the lungs. Tn
reason why consumption and other diseases of the
lungs heretofore resisted all treatment has been
because they have never been approached in direct
manner by medicine. They were intended to act upor
the diseased lungs and yet were applied to the stoT
ach! Their action was intended to be local, andfe
they were so admin tered they could only acton
stitutionalty, spending their immediate action upon
the uhoRending stomach, whilst the foul ulcers within
thelungs were unabated! ,-. .-..
IMITATION brings the medicine in direct contact
with the disease, without the disadvantage of any vo
lent action Its application is so simple, it may be
used by the youngest infant and feeblest invalid 1t
does n0tderange the stomach, interfere in the least
with the strength. business ofthe patient
III No charge for consultation. g4..e tt -.,eg
CONSUMPTION CURED.-CASE OF MRs. BAR
ya7..ePHoBoMEw. Statement Of DR.. A. MOORE.
Vienna, Trumbui co. o., Nov. 13, 1855. a..
Owing 70 previous debility, Incurred during thell-
ness of her sister, who died Of puimsnary colsum3
ton Feb. 90, 1855. Mrs Bartholomew, about the first
OF March last. had dangerous attack of typhoid fe-
ycr from which atthe end Of four weeks she began
gradually to recover "a slight cough, some emacia
tiOn, hectic fever alternating with chlls, with symp
toms of lassitude and prosraton appeared darngthe
preceding wiher the fever went on its course, be-
coming complicated, however, during its progress,
with inflammation OF the pulmonary tissue, limited ut
first tho right lung but finally seriously involving
the fPleufa OF the ether side. Tha usual remedies
wsreFesorted to. About the last OF April she was able
tog6about the house, But sti feeble. and hafrtssed
with spaHfat cough, with uight swettS aud with
daily febrie paroxysm. The respiration At this time
was much opp rdssA the pulse frequent. and the ema
ciaton contuued slowly to increase. About the mid
die OF May the symptoms of the case indicated mare
favorable !ssue. The amendment was Of short dura
t0h, and the former SYMPTOMS returned with ncreds
Gag and alarming ssUerity. There were npw evi'lin-
Of tbcreulous Of the summit Of
the right Lung: and dosparing OF being able to effect
cure by the ordinary treatment of consumption.
fnaly lyadvsed Mrs. Bartholomew to try the effect OF
Medicated Inhalatiens. Accordingly the 2d af Ja-
ly last she DIR. Hardman at Warren, who put her
upon course, of treatment adspted to an adpaRced
stdge of consumption. watched the effect Of the new
remsdieswit anxiety, and with the utmost care: and
do not hesitate to state that TO them she is indebted
for her present comfortable health if not for her life
know very little Of DR.. Hardnai's mode of treating
consumption; but this do know, and am willing 10
state, that he has been peculiarly successful in the
treatment Of Nh B,'seasc. The netciency of all
binary remedies aad justice to and heretofore
untricd mode cfstreatment iinpels me to make this
voluntary statement. Mrs, Bartholomew now enjoys
comfortable degree Of health, and Is enabled TO at
80 - III = = : A. MOORE. M. D.