The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-26
DRS. NORMAN & G
OF SANDUSKY CITY
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AND
EOR diseases of the Lungs, have made arrange.
+ ments by which one or the firm viii visit Ash.
land and adjoining CO nty towns every rye or SIX
weeks, hereafter. for the purpose oftreating Chron,
ic diseases, and specially those of the Throat and
Lungs. Our system ofpractice in the Lung diseases
Is the same in principle as that p%racticed by DR..
GATED INHALATION. Our system of 1nhalation W IS
introduced by the Brompton Hospital, in London,
and used by the most celebrated Physicians there,
with most gratifying results. Four ffths of the
cases were successfully cured BY our treatment
hundreds have been restored to health within the
past year, many ofthem having been given up to
die by friends and Physicians. Certificates to us
from them, ana eofrooSrateo,oy me aaito1s OF our
feeble IN yalid-infant or aduit-can bear the mild
treatment without unpleasant feelings. By it we
Introduce medicated vapor into the lungs, thus
bringing the remedy intolocal contact with the dis
eased surface. It's evident to every intelligent
mind that this is The ONLY reasonable method of
treating such diseases. The old method of breaking
down the body by forcing into the ston ach sicken-
ing pukes and drastic pills, evidently condemns it.
sell, and has given the name IEcuRxABLE TO CoN-
SUMPTION. BToNcnITrs. a srHNA, &C., But the mon
ster. the bane flour northern climates bows to the
conquering march of science. No more should it be
said that it hurls into premature graves. thousands
of the useful and lovely of our land. for Lung diseas-
es can be as successfully treated as the ordinary dis
eseas OF our country, The cost is ~tTifing, and
within the means OF all. Those residing at a dis.
tance by writing to us, acourateIs describing their
disease, can be supplied with the inhaling appara-
tus. med icines and directions suited to their wants
sent by expTess. TO satisfy the public. whose pat
ronage we solicit, that we are honest in our asser-
tons and intentions. we refer them to the fol.
lowing notice by the press at home. where we are
known. and to numerous certificates heretofore
published
The certificate CT one of DR.. Wortman's patients
appears in another column. We are assured by a
gentleman who is familiar with the case, thai it
was q hopeless one apparently, but that the sue
cess OF DIR. Workman has been complete. 1t is but
justice to the Physician that the recognition Of
his merit should be made--Register.
LUNG DISEASES &c,-The success OF the new sys-
tenn of inhalation in the treatment of Consump-
ton, Is without parallel. Every other hitherto
introduced has been an absurdity, from the very
nature of things but all was Darkness, and the
world ploded on in Ignorance of any eGeotual meth
cd of staying the rayages of the destroyer. But the
veil has been lifted. and the light has dawned
or the once he pelees victim of consumption. Tho
frequent accounts OF the great success attending
tie practice OF DR.. Wortma an, of this city are tru-
ly gratifying, and prove him an able demonstrated
of invalids from the very jaws OF the grave. An
intimate frien d of ou-s, who visited New York
City last spring for the purpose of consulting the
celebrated DR.. Hunter, now assures US to the
counsel Old Workman, in his particular case,
would have been more efficacious than that of DR..
Hunter. This is q hattering, but deserved com
pliment to the skill of DR.. Northumberland.
This may certify that have been cured by
las practices ed by DR.. Workman of this
city, OF an affection of my Throat and lungs which
was considered by my friends, and numerous
medical men which l advised as hopelessly incur
able. make this statement with the hope of per-
su fading others, who are affected in like manuer. to
a. go and be healed, believing as | most firmly do,
that the inhaling treatment is the only proper and
~effectual method of treating diseases OF the lungs
and air passages, and thatby 1t, a cure is almost
certain to be effected.
LII GRISWOLD,