Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-18
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY I
CONSUMPTION.

| A Nh ALL DISEASES or TIE LUNGS Ann
~ TuRON Nr are positively cnrabi by iuhnlnton
which conveys the rem ,i6s TO tho cavities n th
lungs through the air passages aud coming in ditts
contact w,tn The dsease neutrnliz's the tphc ttiar
matter ,alluys The couah cduses free and ensy oApce
orato1, heals the lungs, purihes the blood. patis
renewed vitality 10 thc nervous system, giving thn
tone andeneTgy 50 ispeushbe for sh" restoration ac
health 70 be able to state confidently that Consump
ton curnble by nhaiatiou is 10 me source Of nai
10y ed pleasure. 1t is much under the conttp ~
medica Treatment as any other formidable disease
ninety out of every hundred cases can be In hc
first stages aud ty per cent in the second but in he
th I'd it impossible to save than five peI
hid ienanec 10 medical skill Even, however IN bo no
last stages, inhalation affords extraordinary relief 10
the suffering attending this fearful scoutge which an
uually destroys ninety Eve thousand persons In Tho
United States nonoi and correct calculation shows
that OF the present population Of the earth, eight mil
lions are destined tufll the consunpiive's grave
Truly The quver Of death has no arrow so fatal az
Consumption In all ages II has been he great entmv
nf n, ur il snlrcs neither ngn nor Sex but sw,nn.
of alike the buve the beautiful, the graceful and ,ho
gifted. By the he,p Of that Supreme Bcng frc M whom
comrth every good aud perfect gilt, am enabled 10
oIrr to the afflicted permanent andspcedy cure in
Consumption The FIRST cause OF tubttcie from I'M.
pure buod and the immediate effect produced by hri,
deposition in the tuugsis to prevent hcftee admits, ion
ofair into the air cells which cau-esh weakened vita
lily through the entire system Then surely 1t is more
ratona expect greater good from modicnes entering
through the stomach the patient will always find lhs
lungs free and the breathing easy alter inh1ng
it acts sconstintonay, and with more power aud Ger
tany than remedies ahminiscrctby the stomach. 10
administration, chlotoiorm inhaled will entirely de-.
sroy scnsllility IN few minutes patayzing the
lire nervous system that limb may be ampntated
Without the slightest pain inhnnng the ordinary butn
irg gas win destroy hfc in few hours
/ The inhalation Of ammonia VIII rouse the system
when tuinting apparently dead. TIE odor Of many
of the medicines is percepbe in the skin few min.
utcs after being inhalfd and nay be Immediately de-
tcctGd in the blood. cOnvncingpruof of lhe const
tullonal effects ofnhalaiou is the fact that sickness
always produced by BREATHING fouI air Is moi tbie
positive evidence that proper dies carefully pre-
pared aud judicousIy administered through the lungs
should produce the most happy resusl During eieh
/ teen years practice, many thousands suffering ffcm
diseases of the lungs and throat have been under
care, and nve effected many remarkable cures en-
after the sufferers had been pronounced the
stages, which fully satisfies that nmptiO is no
nugor fatal discasG. My treatment of cOnsum ption
is original and founded on longeSperience and tho.
rough investigation. My perfect acquaintance with
the uatu of tubarces &c enables me to distngu
consumrtion aud apply the proper remedies, rarely
being ms,aken even in single case. This familiarity,
in connection with ceitain pathological aud mcr
pic d1C - cs enables mo TO relieve the lungs from
the effects of contracted chests TO enlarge the chest
purify the blood, Inpat To il renewed vitality giving
energy ant tone 10 the entire svstHm.
/ Me irinGS with iu'l directions sent I" any uf
the uuiPh States and Canntas by patients crminuh.
eating their symptoms by letter. hut the euro would
! be more certain If tie patient should pay Wc visit
VIII ch would give me an opportunity 10 examine the
certainty, and then the could bo effected without
my seeiI the patient grin.
G. w GRAHAM, NJ D,
Office, 1891 fuBgar street, old No. IO0.)
Reow Twelfth, Philadelphia, Pa
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