New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-23
PREVENTION OF CONSUMPTION AND IT'S MEDICAL


In attempting the Of Consumra, the fr,f object 10 Be
eomplhed r,morai from Of tAe wAc prodsesd n.
evident every intelligent person that hes bet
little Of resortns medical Of any kind oas
the person constantly exposed to is With muck
ard could fro be e1tnsuisbed BY pouring upoa
It,
Notwithstanding there smcntabe ignorance Of he
laws Of health and disease still consampvs in
valid who Of tho of his difficulty ON evey
hand there thousand aae it would SEEM which
of not to undetand that they are
powerful and effective in producing this most asS snA
fatal disease the which known to HAYES ton
dercy produce Consumption great extent can Dc asod<
And will the mortality Of this disease be essensd unta
people learn the posre necessity Of observing the physical and
natural laws Of their existence and the an folly Of rely
inc on and medefnes earsn When
We reflect uTon the In which nation ye-hcw
drink and seephow msuy-the neglect OF thorough
yth of the hu race die Consumption. will hero add
words In essrd the hereditary dseaf or the ans~ss
;rd. Of pey,or. srlo de wilh Consampton What
subject this feet present for reflection coa,smprs pa,s'
transmitted from family 20 family from e Is
.outey required Public opinion exists at tho present
time beth improper and uns TO as.et that per
70 ayI Ys. how eaueniiy does tn. occur Now honestly
believe that parents have no mora night 70 entail Spon sss o.
beahy child In house u wsIsprns OF pleasure but
Crsun puon ntsed upon it, and reflect upon its brief career
Of luGerng and death. .....
proper and rational method Of cure In article which
have on Consumption have enssa.orsd e tell the
honesty that neyer yet have been guilty Of telling
coDumptive thet eoud eUe him when In my own
dsmspt knew could Neither will give opinion To
ase the PATIENT end after sareui examination OF his lungs
ddy inform him what he rea'onoby and what not
hare said hat Consumption Is more eaiy pree"ted than erred
san repeat that before undertaking to cure H. IL easse mud
In speaking Of the treatment Of Consumption supposins
that the patient has existing one or both lungs uberces In
,ea.iy mentioned Now there are but o Object, % be accom-
Pi.hed n attempting to cure Consumption thsf 70 ys.o.e
ondy Pyerent Ire (srthy dpo't ,soh ro Ifthese
the not BE- Ss ,s as 5, %,i q
means but their further formation In the blood and depo n
,So ssn remedies. g"
eer,e and diet In making this assertion wish to except
and is the only medicine ke should Be gisen ne siosa
during It's treatment and shall speak Of is effects ct
principle should kept 'uppoyi the ,em and adl
The rial sg and thus tho tendencies Of the dis
tho removal Of ubercles best be accomplished By
ss The 'sd o. s s., 1s s. As r.. .s
systems Of treatment are widely different = dsyshs ana
ass and ious boldly The old method prso
tee OF dnerng into the stomach 70 cure or pre-
and the fifty graves annually made 10 this cOaay
alone strong evidence Of rhe truth Of my assertion Aphy
ea 'ut.tcne fran aeys 6ypoung drug: into ne 'te~a a
undertake % cure cga'.mptiOa g ether vord @ s~ov:
little variation in the plan Of treating Consumption from tbs
earliest history of medicine until within the ast twenty
During this period however consurapves TO have lost co..
fdence Ia physicians and have resored to patent nosn
these sure with which the IL covered Of tho
Others again taken another tack and resoe4
10 Homeopathy (which far less dsnserous snd still othsn
TO Hydropaby and all have utterly failed 10 Con-
SUMPTION ihe that the weans employed have
assisted the diseass tosroy the patient and doss noAin2e
nature restore him. =.
The treatment OF Consumption viii be continued through
several letters Respectfully yours,
GUfLpoRD d. SAsBosy. ~ D..
Physician to the New York Lung Inshfate.
No. Bona-st New Y&k.