The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27
INDICATED INHALATION.

large abscsss gathered In the left side and BROKE dis
charging great quantity Of thick matter resembling
continued until called on you in lSs7. Il proved to
proceed from cavity the lungs Ucerous and tuber
cuous cheesy matter was discharged but what shosei
conclusvey that the opening into the substances
Of the lungs that the passed from the lungs
through the abscess. could and did frequently blow
outa lighted cand 9, by placing it immediately before
the opening and making sudden effort at respiration
Here was positive proof that extensive liberation, In
voving the substance Of the lungs, was going All
my symptoms Indicated consumption-eoVgh, expecto.
raton great debility and emaciaon distress for BREATH
hectic fever, night sweats, &C Ny friends and physi
clan regarded me rs certainly doomed u the by
the disease which was ON me, a. though had been al
ready in my coffin. This my apparent HOPELESS
dition when 10 January, lSi7, nost fortunately APP
Piled 10 you ! did with very little hope OF relief.
You yourself DID not express very confident hope that
you could rescue me from the grasp OF disease frm-
y fastened but still encouraged me by sayag that you
thought 1t possible might be cured IL adopted and
faithfully pursued your treatment did So and with
gratitude to God for his blessing upoa the you
employed, and witn gratitude 10 you for your skill and
lindbess IN treating me say that have been In
the enjoymen of good health for tho last tour ave
years. pursue my ordinary business have cough,
no pain, have my usual flesh, and nearly my usual
strength. do not suppose that am strong as 1
would be with lungs that had never been diseased The
front lobe OF the lett lung is nearly gone Ny may
appear almost incredible to those regard seated
consumption as incursbe. But 4 the skeptical win
write or call on me at Tsrrytown N. " can, think
convince them NJ least such been cured BY
our admirable treatment With the sincere wi IN that
Tiers similarly afflicted may apply to you and and
cORSELIUs D. REVERE.
TESTIMONY or THE POSTMASTER TARRyrowS.
TARRYrowS, May ~, 1853
Mr. Cornelius D. Revere respectable resident OF this
place. am well acquainted with him and know him to
be man OF candor and probiy The staement he makes
in regard to his health may be relied on as true.
n. II. WILSON, Postmaster.
Mr Revere called at my office oday, Nov. "a, 1854.
He is in perfect health, and weighs $50 pounds
CASE yI-DIsEAsEp LUNGS AND THROAT, KsrIRK LOSS
OF VOICE FOR TWENTY. SIvK YEARS, CURED.
JEFFERsONyILIE md. Oct
DR.. Fitch-Dear sir-Perm,t me, at this time to adt
dress few lines to you, although has my
privilege TO see you Is II strange that feel great
tpect Tor who has been the means the hands OF
God, o. relieving me Of such bodily ndrmties In the
ompaint general debility and OF the
nervous system was doctored by ieveral physcians
but they made my case instead OF better In 1928
began to lose my voice. but with great exsron CONT
nued to speak little for the space months when
became entirely speeches. Such case, the doctors
said was never known, what TO 10 they knew not
They finally resored TO calome and made q cripple Of
me Tor the space OF four years. Ny suerings while In
that condition, win not attempt to describe. OBJ.
tanned temporary relief but found for ell my
maladies until applied TO YOU by letter for advice last
spring was then speechless, and coughing almost In
In the left shoulder pced using your remsdies
and foo ~ing strictly your advice and relieved
appeared to regulate and strengthen the system and the
result is my voice s perfectly restored and entire
ly freed from bad feelings which had left me for
an hour IN the lat twenty six years You have done
for me what number Of physicians, In five different
States bad tried to do but failed of success th.r skin
was baHled. have lived mute for than twenty.
five years but for the last been abe to
talk and sing, ike wont 10 do In the days Of my
youth. Ny health good. have nothing to complain
OF but a broken constitution. Accept my thanks, and
MRS. LUcErrA LOUIS
ALWAYS HOME.
am always to be found Mt my Office, No ia Broad.
way New York, Sundays excepted wish IL 70 be par
tcuary noticed that there Ia Dr. Fitch other per
son. in any other part Of the country, travelling ectur-
ing, leeed otherwise who has any connection with
this Office any right TO refer patients here or date
himself a. Of from No. ia broadway, New York or
~ having any professions connection with mo.
For Or. 4 3 Fitch's book OF lectures, address g. g
FIFTH CO., No. ia Broadway, New York, paving
postage, and inclosng 70 cents IS cents additional in
stamps otherwise inelesed win pre- pay postage on
the book. s. 8. FITCH A. NJ, N. D.,
No. ia Broadway, New York