The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-10-01
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRoN.

CoNSUMPTfON, ASTHMA, lBRoN-
~ CHITIS, CATARRII, and other AZ
fectons of the LUNGS and CHEST - cured
by INHALATION, local and general treat
mcnt. Inhalation alone will fail TO cure most
OF these diseases but In connection with prop
or general remedies, under DIR. Heath's direc.
tion, 1t is highly curativein these, heretofore
incurable affections. DR.. Heath is frequently
applied to by persons who have neither been
relieved byInhalalion nor benefited by should
der-braccs, nor inhaling tubes. The fact is
that inhalation is only an auxiliary and that
those Traps" are absolutely injurious. ' 4
As proof of the success attending DR..
IIeaths combined treatment, we refer to the
subioined-a few only of a large number Of
letters: ..-r
422 Broadway, New York, Sept. s, 1855.
DEAR Although not indebted to
you pecunaiily, am under obligations Of
gratitude which / do not expect 10 be able to
pay for your skill in curing me of Bronchial
affection, some three years ago which had
troubled me for n number OF years and which
would not yield to caustic applications, gar
giles or washes. Notwithstanding my profess
sion requires the almost constant use Of my
vocal organs the cure is permanent.
II you think this will be of any service to
yourself or the public you will please use it
in any manner to attain it. You will no
doubt. remember two or three OF my friends
were cured by you. MARCUS COLBURN.
Nervous, Chronic, Scrofulous "a nd affections
OF the Generative system, tax the constitu-
ton to such an extent as to render il liable to
take on Tuberculous and other Chronic forms
of d;sease in both sexes. Those afflicted with
any of these diseases can apply with a GER
tainty relief to DIR. Heath, No $50 Broadway
New York, from A. M. to 4 7. NJ, Sundays
excepted. Patients at a distance may be
treated or advised by letter, on stating their
cases fully. rn
Who is DR.. Heath? For the information
and satisfaction OF those who perchance do
not know, we refer them to an interesting edi-
torial which appeared in the New York Day
Book two weeks since, and which has been
extensively copied in the leading papers
that civ, and pretty generally in the country
papers. We will let others answer this ques-
ton lest our readers who have not read the a
hove named article entitled "The Character
and Men of New York-the Metropolis Of
North America" should complain Of ourneg.
lect to publish it also.
| have known DR.. Heath for ten or twelve
years. during which time he has assidiously de-
voted himself to tue stndy and 1, eatment ofChron-
ic Diseases, Genito-urinary. Nervous and Con-
siuionnl Affections Diseases ofthe Ear and Eye
but especially in treating Consumption and affec-
tons &c tie Chest with iattering success.
J. X. SMELL, NJ. D., Green Point Brooklyn.
Having seennumerous afidayits Of cures per-
formed by DR.. Heath, ONO. $50 Broadway, we
taEc pleasure in recommending him to the afci-
We heerfuly recommend DR., Heath to an en-
lighte ned public, as professional friend of sur
assing attachments and Of eminent SUCCESS in
his departments Of practice,
LESTER GREEN. NJ. MY.
]. A SMITH, NJ d, NY
Or. IIeathis a gentlemen Of high moral char
act er and most estimable professional abilities
GEO. PETRIE, NJ. d., NY
The two chief laracteristics in good doctor
are moral excellence and professional abhy both
which DR.. Heath possesses in an eminent degree
Hon. A. LOOMS, N. Y.
New York, Sept. "a, 1855.
Dr. II-nth-Dear Sir Ihave taken my pen ia hand
inform Won that entirely free from every symp-
ON nr that alarming Consumptve Disease, which
anc urder your medical care with aud which o
apidiy undermining my constitution. was almost
drsp,iring getin cured at all, until advised
by Mr. shaw otryy u, and see If you could not
lirve
You have only ired me physically, but you
I'm relieve ed of o, nsive suspense and anxiety
MUD. You lIsfhtltnde.
2s;Iy Jos BYERS,N Y.