The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14

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Physician for Diseases OF Broadway.
New York, October 10, 1850
DIR. HUNTER ON THE PROOFS OF THE DURABILITY OF
CONSUMPTION ny INDICATED INHALATION.
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This OF extensive ard very aggravated pulmona
~ disease The hemorrages from the lungs and
frequent and the body cmaciaed TO such degree that
The patient barely able TO walk The usual symptoms Of
be voice was extremely feeble.
Mr.. O. Immediately placed under treatment by nhala
necessary from time regulate he general functions
q the system remedies administered by the stomach
o. IN any except through the inhaler. He remained
IN the vicinity OF New York for several months during which
time he steadily gained In flesh weight and strength Early
in July his appearance 80 greatly improved to be
scarcely recognizable. His voice had reganed s former
Since his return home have received he following letter.
CHARLESTON, g. O., Aug. Is, 1855,
On. ROBERT HuSTEH-Dcar Sir II happy 20 state that
nce my arrival here four weeks since my health has con
The supply medicines received from you when New
York II almost exhausted and gives me pleasure
benefit have experienced your mode Of has
been truly surprising permanently
70 health. 7 remain, dear SIR
Yours, veay gratefully and 81 sincerely
The opinion by Michel Of The dangers
by which this surrounded IL sufficiently indicated BY
hs RECOGNITION Of the experience and in
the administration Of medicines under such
such might be expected from medical gentleman OF his
Here have the testimony Of an able physician and tho
grateful acknowledgment OF intelligent patient the
Cscy OF inhalation under toe most desperate circumstances
weight. ITO be coninued.l
Your obedient servant
ROBERT HCNTER, NJ. D.,
YoaE III. 1865. NJ.