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DR.. Hardman.-.Lnng Disease.

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The success Of The new system Of inhalation
in the treatment OF Consumption. is without a
parallel in the history Of medicine Every
other system heretofore introduced. Las seem
ed TO do but little in arrssling the terrible IA
Iality from this disease. The frequent seeountS
Of the great success attending the practice Of
Dr.. llardman are truly gratifying and prove
him an able demonstrator Of the new system
DR. II. is highly educated physician; was for
a long time physician to the Cincinnati Marine
Hospital, and is highly recommended by the
Medical Profession Of that city. He treats
diseases Of the lungs upon the same principles,
so successfully adopted by Drs. Hunter and
Fitch, Of New York, by the inhalation Of med
ieated vapors into the lungs, thus bringing
medicines into direct contact with the seat Of
disease. lfthsre is any cure for consumption
it seems most reasonable that this course would
succeed. fOi 1t seems to strike at the very root
Of the evil.-7rVmbuH Democrat.
We clip the above from the Democrat, with
view Of directing public attention to what
has strong claims to be a rational mode OF
treatment for diseases Of the lungs. Inhala-
ton is at present attracting the earnest atten-
ton ofths public and professional men through
out the United States; and its claims to public
confidence would seem to be we'll founded
Physicians who devote all their time and at.
ten.ion to the study and treatment Of long dis.
eases, are certainly deserving of encourage
ment, and the afflicted cannot too highly sp.
preciate such laudable efforts to stop the desc.
laling mortality attending diseases OF the lungs
DR.. Hardmsn is specialist. devoling his entire
attention to this class Of affections. In a hasty
perusal of his published letters on the treat
ment Of Lung Diseases oy. Inhalation, we hav'
been much Interested as we'll as pleased will
the views advanced, and shall probably, at NJ
distant day, republish them tor the benefit o
our readers Information of such vital i'm
portance to the afflicted. should not be with.
held from the public Western Reserve CArOn
icle
The foregoing articles taken from the Demo.
crat and Chronicle and worthy OF attention -
DR.. Hardman now visits Rsvenna every month,
and those who are afflicted with difficulties per-
tanning to the lungs will have an opportunity to
call and consult with him and learn more OF
his theory and practice. 1t is an unwelcome
truth. and Consumption is carrying away its
victims by thousands in our own midst. lfany
sure remedy can be ascertained by which this
destroyer can be stayed it is certainly bless.
ing which cannot be too highly priced. So faI
as We can learn OF the mode of practice adop
ted by DR.. Hardman, it has been very success
full wherever used and is attracting attention
in all parts of the country. 1t seems to be bo.
sed upon true philosophy, and is worthy o!
careful attenion.--Portage Sen.
The treatment Of diseases of The throat and
lungs by Inhalation is Of great public interest
Consumption has heretofore resisted all treat.
ment. Dr. Hardman is physician Of The stric-
test school of Legitimacy, and in confaing him,
self to speciality, perfected method Of treat
ment 10 pulmonary diseases; following in the
footsteps cf lustrious members of the profess
ion; which promises to render consumption as
durable as diseases of the body. 1t seems to
US both reasonable and common sense that the
treatment by Inhala'ion, under the prescription
of one who makes complaints of the lungs his
sole study, must be followed with beneficial
results. Summit Democracy
DR.. Hardman may he consulted at the Pa'tor
House. Carrolton, Thursday September IS
Cadiz, 90.