The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
CONSUMPTION
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY INHALATION OF

SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY INHALATION OF
INDICATED vAPoRs, by
Johnson STEWART ROSE, Fellow Of the Royal
College Of Physicians aud for years, senior PLY.
slcan IN the London Royal lnfrmary for the disea.
scs Of the lungs.
In this age Of progress, medical science has con.
tributed her full share to the general welfare and
that which shines resplendent the brightest jewel In
her diadem, Is Medicatcd yapor Inhalation, In the
treatment of consumption and kindred Affections |;
the treatment heretofore pursued has been faulty
and wofully inefficient; the stomach being made the
receptacle OF nause0us compounds oils and q host
Of other nostrums oil these being expected to act
upon the lungs the failure TO eradicate or even 10
stop the ravages Of the disease In nearly every case
OF well developed consumption, is surely warning
enough to the consumptive to sIun such treatment
The disease Is not In the stomach but In the Lungs
common sense will then at once teach you that med
cinc applied in the form Of vapor directly to the
diseased surface Of the lungs, will be far more ef
fcctual In removing the disease than medicine taken
into the stomach. In treating diseases OF the lungs
the success OF the Madicatcd Vapor Inhalation ex-
ceeds my most sanguine expectations, and earnest
" appeal to the intelligence of all afflicted or who
may have the germs of the disease within them, to
embrace at once the soothing, healing and successful
system OF Mcdicated Vapor Inhalation, rs the only
Ark Of Refuge for the consumptiye. ! offer to put
y within the reach Of all and can SO arrange II that
the invalid Ia never required to leave home, where
the hand of friendship and affection tend. SO much
TO aid the physicians efforts. Where there Is life
there Is now assured hope for the most seemingly
hopeless eases, as throughout all therstages Of this
n'idons disease, the wonderful and beneficial effects
OF this treatment are soon apparent. In cases OF
Bronchitis, Asthma &C.. the inhaling orpowders and
vapors has been cmncntly successful, aud To those
suffering under any Of the above mentioned com
plants. can guarantee certain and speedy relief l
have pleasure In referring to 207 names residents Of
New York and neghbcrhood who have been rcsfo-
red to vigorous health. About one third Of the
above mentioned, according to the patients own
statements, were considered hopeless cases.
The Inhalation method is soothing, safe aud spec
dy, and consists In the administration Of medicine in
such manner that they conveyed In the form of
vapor and produce their action at the seat of disease
Its practical Is destined to revolntonize the
opinion of the medical world. and to establish the
entire durability Of consumption.
Applicants will please state If they have ever bed
from the lungs If they have lost flesh, have cough.
night sweats and fever turns-what and how much
they expectoratc, what the condition Of the stomach
and novels; the necessary medicine apparatus, &c-
will be forwarded to any part.
TERMs.-Fiye dollars, consultation fee. Balance
Of fee payable when patients report themselves con.
yalcsccnt
RECOMMENDATION or PHYSICIANS.
We. the undersigned practitioners iu medicine,
chccrfnlly and heartily recommend DIR. Roses meth
cd of treating diseases ef the lungs and thorax ashe
best and most ciectual ever introduced into medical
practice Our convictions are based upon having
several Of our own patients. confirmed consump-
tves restored to vigorous health after few months
treatment by Dr. Rose. In the above named disca-
SEES the application Of Medicated yapors inhaled d.
rcctly into the lungs, may justly be considered as
great boon 10 suffering humanity rendering con-
sumption perfect curaJie disease
DIR. Rose deserves well of his profession for his
unwearicd labors in bringing the inhalng method
TO such q degree of perfection.
RALrH STONE, NJ. NJ.
JAMES A. MoTT, NJ. D.
Cynrs KINGSLEY. NJ. N.
We. b. AUSTIN, NJ. ID.
ORvIILE UPsoN, N. d.
CALVIN WHETNoRE, N. D.