Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-06
JAN. d FEB. APPOINTMENTS.
DR. S. d. HARDMAN. Physician "a

TX. =. ID. HARDMAN, Physician for
Diseases Of the Lungs, formerly Resident Ply
to the Salem Lung Inst tute,
Will be a. his rooms, Gaskill House, Warren. Wednss-
day, Jan. 30.
Rayenna, Prentiss House, Jan. IS.
Youngstown, Mansion House. Jan. -.
Akron, Empire House, Jan. e.
Erie, Pa, Jan. %.
headville, Pa, Jan. 81 ans -
Mercsr, Jan. 10.
New Castle. Jan. IL.
Rochester, Jan. 10.
Jefferson, Feb. ].
Ashtsbula, Feb. :.
Canton. Feb, s..
Massillon, Feb. g.
Wooster. Feb. 7.
NiIlersburgh, Feb.B.
DR.. Hardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis, Asth.
by INDICATED INHALATION, lately used in the Bromp.
ton Hospital. London. The great point in the treat
ment OF all hsman malAdies, 10 to get at the disease in
u direct manner. All medicines are estimated by their
action upon the organ requiring RELIEF This is .he
important fact upon which I5halatiSA il based. If the
stomach Is diseased, we take medicines directly into
the stomach. IL the lungs are diseased, breathe or in
hale medicated vapors directly into the lungs. Medi.
cines are the antidotes to disease, and should be ap
piled to the very seat OF disease. Ishalafion is the ap
pllcation OF this principle to the treatment OF diseases
of the Lungs, for it gives US direct access to those in
tricate SIT-cells and tubes which lie out Of reach Of eve
~ other means of administering medicines. The ra
son why consumption, and other diseases Of the lungs,
have heretofore resisted all treatment, has been bec Suse
they have never been approached in = direct manner
by medicine They were intended TO act upon the
lungs, and yet we're applied to the stomach Their &C
ton was Intended to be local, and ye. they were so ad
ministered that they could only act constitutionslly,
their principal and immediate action upon
the unofending stomach, whilst the foul ulcers within
the lungs were unmslestedi Inhalation brings the
medicine in direct contactwiGh the disease, without the
disadvantage Of any violent action Its application is
so simple, that it can be employed by the youngest in
FAINT. or feeblest invalid II does not derange the so
mach, or interfere in the smallest degree, with the
strength, comfort or business OF the patient. The re
inort IF the Rromnfou HosOital- Iondou- shows a recOV
OF Goar.Gfhs Of cases treated by Inhalation. II
properly employed, there is no case 30 low, it viii not
benefit.
~ The Limitations are compounded from the orr
ginal formulas used in the Brompton Hospital, London.
No charge for consultation.
CONSUMPTION cUREDi
Case Of .Hrs. BGrtksI0mep Of Of
vienna, Trumbull Co.. o. Nov. l6, 1855.
Owing to previous debility. Incurred ;uring the ill
ness Of her sister, who died Of pulmonary consumption.
Feb. 90, 1855, Mrs. Bartholomew, about the first Of
March last, had a dangerous attack Of Typhoid Fever,
from which Al the end OF four weeks. she began gradu-
ally to recover. "a slight cough, some emaciation,
fever, alternately with chills, with lassitude
prostration, appeared during the preceding win
teri The fever went on the usual course, becoming
complicated, however. during its course with inf1"a
Of the pulmonary tissue. limited a. first to the
lung. but finally seriously involving the rleura
Of the opposite side. The usual remedies we're resort
ed to. About the last Of April, she was able to go about
the house, hut still feeble and harrassed with a painful
night .E eats. and with a daily febrile paroxysm,
The respiration at TINS Tine was much oppressed, tne
pulse frequent, and the emaciation continued slowly
to Increase About the middle Of May the s. mptons
indicated a more favorable issue. The amendment was
short duration, and the former symptoms returned,
with increased and alarming severity. There were ev
licences of a tRbsrsElar dis0rgGHiEGtion Of the summit
Of the right lung, and d~isparing Of %efecting a cure by
the ordinary means OF treating consumption, l finally
Mrs b. to try the effect Of Inhalation Ac'
cordingly on the ID OF July last, she saw lr. Hartman
at Warren. who prescribed 4 course of treatment adaP
ted to an advanced stage Of consumption. i watched
the effect OF the new reHedieS with care and anxiety.
and l do rot hesitate to state, that 10 them she is in
d sbted for her present comfortable health. il not her
life. Her recovery was SLOW. but steadily progressive.
/ know very little OF DR.. IIardman personally, or Of
his mode OF treating consumption but this ! do know,
that he has been peculiarly successful in the treatment
OF Mrs. Bartholomew case. The ineniciency OF all
ordinary remedies, and justice to a new and heretofore
untried mode OF treatment, impels NE to make this vol
untary statemsnt.
A. MOORE II. D.,
dee5 Vienna, Trlmbull Co., O.