Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-08
7 hrOat and Lung Diseas
Head Quarters Of Inhalation.
ARTICLE FIRST,

Hedu quarters OF fnhdtdtl0n.
ARTICLE FIRST.
To TIE EDITOR The Atlas:
The practice of all the schools far relates Con-
SUMPTION has been, till within few years, melancholy
failure. The failure has been notorious general
that are many disposed to doubt now, VIII Their
any genuine cures have been Effected And all are pre-
pared to admit that if there have been any, they
have been effected by some recent and method
One thing certain that guGcks have never discovered
remedy for this fearful destroyer of human kind. And
human nature being what might conclude before
hand that eny successful mode Of would ud r-
responsible men attempting to supersede it by new
experiment of their own, much initiate the gen
uine 1t is the genuine coin only that tcmpts the
terfeiter
If any doubt could remain that my method of nhaa-
ton is the great remedy for Pulmonary Consumption,
that doubt nught to be removed by the nc only that
it has been approved by of the highest prof ssoaal
emiuence, but that multitude of practitioners numerous
as the frogs in Egypt and of them about intel-
gent and useful, procaiung their wonderful skill in
the use Of it or Of such an imitation Of it they
pahe Vt producing
No intelligent and fair-mnded physician will accuse
me Of arrogance when claim to have nade impor-
tant Improvements ia treating Pulmonary and Throat
Diseases, and also in the construction instruments now
extensively used for such purp But, the pu lie
generally who less jniornsd in these matters claim
it my prlgil and my duty to say that indicated Inha-
ation for diseases Of the lungs was in its late revival
and improved condition 10 this country first successfully
practced and brought to public notice by myself And
yet such is the eff ntery unprncpled pen and such
their influence upon the public mind that the other day.
person, possibly in good faith, advised friend alc-
eu usSttsFs W 20 10 Dr..
-, of New York
Let it be UNDERSTOOD theu land say it in no Boosting
spr) that MY ce is Headquarters, whatever impress
sons interested persons may desire make and that
hence has out the knowledge and fiuence which
have stimulated such rush into this business have
ample proof that pracced this method early as 1882
two years before any other person using it in this
country was also the first to address the public upon
the subject in the form Of popular articles which was
done as early as 1851 Others, in New York. have, with
IN the last Two years, published extensively than l.
Dus they are imators only and not orginators any,
thing.
Let thing be well understood by those suffering
from lung complaints. 1t is enough that they ihdls
Sonethtng 1t is as necessary that the right thing
should be inhaled thai the right medicine should be
taken for aay other disease. Hence is fitted to
administer Inhalation successfully until he has knowl-
edge and experience. Physicians well understand this
as the numerous letters am constantly living from
them, asking for information fully show. The following
is specim m 1t is rom an excellent practitioner in the
city of New York:
"NEw YORK, 493 Broadway Feb. 20, 1866.
IRA WARREY, NJ. D.;
Dear Sir am praccing physician in this city, and
having several consumpve PATENTS anu induced b. their
solicitations, to try the effect Of inhalation and hearing
mat you make known to the profession the recipes used
by youselt in the treatment of lung diseases, in.
duced to ask such information AS YOU may feel willing to
give in regard to their preparation
me lnhalng method is thus far confined in this city,
70 Two or three notorious quacks; know of no ply
stefan here who is suh eny acquainted with the prac-
ce to enable him to give much Information to the ma
tlre Of the remedies employed.
therto art has neen of little avail in puIonarv
affections and anything science or research brings to
ght that Will arrest the fatality of these Affections will
be considered boon of the greatest magnitude
with sentiments Of esteem and respect
am, yours very truly,
II. ALSoPHBRT, NJ. Do
- From this letter three things may be gathered that
the people are demanding iuhs 4tio-at thu profession
ADMIT Tue Justice Of the demand but have not the knowl
euee ana experience to resphnd to it;and that auacks
are awaiting themselves of my method or what they sup
pose TO be my method rushing into its use in all d.
Iecons Under these circumstances, cannot longer
man sent ar allow myself to modest in withhold
ing an extensive publication of series of brief papers on
'uiS suoyec" IRA WARREN, NJ. D.