Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-23
Consumption and all Diseases of the

Lungs and Throat positively curaDle h, inhalation,
which conveys the remedies 10 the cavities IN the lungs
through the ur passages, and coming IN direct contact
with The disease neutazes the ubercuur matter, nuy
the cough, free and easy expecturaun bcis the
lungs, purlies the blood mpars Isiewed vitality Ia the
nervous system, giving that tone and energy so ldispen-
sable for the restUryOn Of health TO be able 10 state
confidently that Consumption curale by inhalation is to
me a source of unalioyed pleasure 1t much under
the control of medical any other formidable
isease nRey Of every huudsed can be cured
la the 6st stges, and fifty per CEN, III the second but in
the Third stage ii impossible TO than FIVE per
cent oT tee hngs cut up by the disease as to bid
ueiiice to medical skill Even however, in the last sta
ges inhalation affords extraordinary reiet io tue suffering
attending this fearful scDurge which annually destroys
ninety thousand persons IN the United States alone;
and correct calculation shows that OF the present POI u'-
ION OF the earth, eighty millions are destined to hill the
CunsumptivC's Grave.
Truly the quyer death has no arrow so fatal as con-
sumption In all ages IL has been the great enemy Of life
for spares neither but sweepsu alike the
brave, the beautiful the graceful, and the gifted BY the
hello Of that Supreme Being, from whom cumeth every
good and perfect gilt, AIN enabled to offer 20 The afflicted
a permanent and speedy cure IN Consumption. The first
cause of tuberces Is from nprle blood and the ilncd,
ate affect, produced BY their dlspustun IN the lungs to
peve the free admission Of mir into the mir cells which
causes weakened vitality through the entire SYSTEM
Then surely it is more rational to expecrgreaier good from
medicines entering the cavities OF the lungs than from
those administered through the sunach the patient VIII
alwnvs find the lungs free md the breathing easy after
hnug remedies. True, nhal1cn is local remedy new
crthcess it constjtuunally and with more power
certainty than remedies administered by the stomach
To Prove the powerful and direct influence of this mode
of administrations chDrnfOm inhaled VIII entirely destroy
sensbii.ty in "a few minutes, paralysng the entire
yuus system, that limb may be amputaed whput the
slightest pain; uhung the ordinary burning gas will de-
stTOy life ia few hours.
The inhalation OF ammonia yll rouse the system when
fantlag apparently dead The odur of many of the
medicines is perceptibe in the skin few minutes after
being inhaled, and may he imedtey detected IN the blood
convincing proof of the constitutional effects Of uhna-
tom the fact that sickness always produced by
breathing fnu air Is not this positive evdec that pro-
per remedies carefully prepared and udcluusy adnins
tered through the lungs should produce the happy
Ie,u's! Daring eighteen years practice, many thousands
suffering diseases of the lungs and throat have been
under my care, and have Affected many remarkable cures
after the sufferers nad been pronounced IL last
Stages, which fully satisfies that consumption is o
longer fatal disease. NV treatment OF nsumpt'n s
original, and founded on long experience and thorough
My perfect acquaintance with the Itnre uf tuherces, &c.
enables 10 dstingust readily, the vaions forms uf
disease that simulate consumption aud apply the prnner
remedies rarely he'ng mistaken in single This
familiarity in connection with certain pathological and
microscopic discoveries, enables relieve the lungs
from the effects of contracted chests to enlarge the
chest, purify the blood, mnnart t1 ii renewed vitality
giving energy and tone 10 the entire system. Box So
Post Office, 6. w GRAHAM, NJ. ID. Office 100 Fiber,
Street, below Twelfth, Philadelphia, Pa.
March ol, 1S57.--3m