American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-22
INHALATION IN
CONSUMPTION,

BRONCHITIS, LARNYGITIS, and Other A..
I'D eases OF the Chest and Throat, success,;,I.
treated by the inhalation of Mcdicated Vapor..
Powdersi by absorption and constitutions al tr.,,.
mcnt, a. Practised at tho Stuyyescent Med,,,
institute, New York City. Diseases OF tn. b,,,,
and Liver, Female Complaints, Dyspepsia, y.,.
ereal affections. and Chronic Diseases general.
will receive the attention Of the Physician, =.
whom such case may have been especially A..
trusted.
Tho Unprecedented success which has ..,.,,
ed this method of treating diseases of the Iunu.
and throat, has induced Ne to depart from ~.
usual course, and avail ourselves Of the column.
or tho Press in orde, to bring il to the knowledge
OF such as may DO laboring under, or prsdi,po.
sed to such affections. Tho dawn OF a brivLts,
day has at length arrived for tho ConsumpIivs.
the doctrine OF the incurability of Consuu,ption
| having at length passed away. We have indub.
table proofs in our possession that
Consumption in all Stages Can be Curedl
In the first, by tubercuiar absorption in tn. ,..
ond by the transformation Of tubercuie into
ehalky and calcareous concretions; in the third
by cicauiccs, or scars. Those welded to m,
opinions of tho past, may assert, that even nos
Consumption 10 incurable; such are behind N,
| age. To all, this great truth must be appsYon,
viz ;-that the medicines inhaled in the form Of
Napor and Powder, directly into the lungs mus,
be much more eHectual than that taken into m.
Stomach, where tho disease does not exist.
| The advantage Of Inhalation in consumptior
and Throat Diseases is that medicines in the form
OF 'apor arc applied directly to the lungs where
the disease exists the stomach 10 thus Left fire..
| to aid in restoring health by administcrij 40 i,
healthy, Ufc-giving food. There is no case 10
| hopeless that Inhalation cannot reach! m.
means too, are brought within the range OF ali
the manner ofadmstcringi il being so sim ple ina,
the patient 10 never required to leave home hero
the hand OF friendship or affection tond so much
| TO aid the PHYSICIANS efforts.
The inhalng method is soothing, safo and
| speedy and consists In the administration med.
| icincs in such mann or that they arc convey.
! cd to the lungs in tho form Of yapor, and pro
ducc their action at the seat ofthe disease. II,
practical success is destined to cvolutionizo Tho
oplniona OF tho medical world, and establish tho
| entire durability of Consumption.
| earnestly appeal to tho common sense Of ali
afflicted with lung diseases, to embrace at oncs
| the advantages of inhalation place amopus, ibo
priceless gifts that nature and arr hath given II,
that "our days may be long in the land" and
Ark Of Refuge to the Consumptive.
method not only rational, but simple, safe and
| eficacious.
Such Of the profession that have adopted in
halation, have found il cfficacions in the hpbc,,
degree, arresting the progress the diseace and
| WORKING wonders in many desperate cases ; in
verify, single triumph Of our art over th;, fell
| destroyer ofour species.
| NOfE.-Ph Physicians wishing to make them.
| selves acquainted with this practice, are form.
ed that our time being so valuable, wo can only
reply a'to the ingredients used, to such letters
| az contain a fec.
The fec in all cases Of Pulmonary Affections
| VIII be $40, on receipt of which the necessary
| medicines and instrument will be f6rwardcd.-
The fec in other cases will BIO from SIS to So
Applicants will state age, sex, married or single,
how long affected, if any hereditary disease eS.
lsts in the family, and symptoms generally. lie,
the name, town, county and State be plainly
written Postage for return answers mu ST be en-.
closed. Letters when registered by the Post.
! master will DO at our risk.
| Letters must be addressed 20
| WALLACE MERTOUN, NJ. D.
S. NJ. Institute, New York City.
| aug 8, 1866 emo