Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-29
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
CONSUMPTION,

AND ALI, DISEASES OF TIE LUNGS AND
"A THROAT are positively enraee by inhalalon
which conveys the remedies 10 the cavities in the
lungs through the air passages aud coming IN di,u
contact with the disease neutrars the tuherculat
matter anys the cough, causes free and easy eAptt
toratiUn heals the lungs, purihes the blood pas
renewed vitality to the nervous system, giving that
tone andenergy SO indispensable Tor tH restoration q
health. To be able to state confidently that CUnsump'
ton is curabe by Inhalation iso me source Of 1na',
loycd pleasure. II is as much under the control a.
medica treatment as any other formidable disras,
ninety of every hundred cases can be cured ~ r
first stages aud MY per cent in the second bnt III thr
third stage it is impossible TO save more than five rr
cent for The lungs are So cut up by the uIseate
hid defiance 10 medical skill Even, however. TIE
last stages inha ation affords exiHordinat! rehc lc
the suffering attending this tcaiful sconTpe hth Hn
United States nlone; and correct calculation 'lrN1
that OF the present popnIaton OF tie earth, eight mi
lions destined II fiji the consumptive's grave
Truly The culver ,t death has arrow 10 fetal Ha
Consumption In all ages IL has becn tke great emmy
Of lie, Tor il spares neither age nor sex bui s~tIs
oil alike the brave, the henutul ihe graceful and the
gifted ythc help Of thar Supreme leing fr,n vhon
con'th every good and perfect gift am enabled n
oiIr to the afflicted permanent and speedy cure in
Consumption. The first cnLse of tubercicsi. from m
pure blood. and the immediate effect produced by hcf
in the lungs il 10 ndnisio
of air into the air cells which causesa w.akcnpd vita
y through the entire system. Then surely tits morr
the cavities Of the lungs thai from those admiuise
through the stomach the pat lent will always nd the
lnngs free aud the breathing easy after irhaunF
il acts cOnstitntonay, and with more power aud e.
taintv than remedies samlnisicredby the stomach 10
prove the powerful and direct Influence this mode
administration, chloroiorm inhaled wiz entirely d,
stroy scnsihliiy N few minutes pnIulJzing tho en-
tire nervous system, sc that limb may be nmHuatrd
without the slightest pain inhanRg The oTdnuT bu IN
ing gas will destroy lIfe in few hours
The inhalation OF ammonia Will rouse the system
when fainting or apparently dead. The door of u nH
of the medicines is pCrceptbe in the skin Il few min.
utes after being inhaled and nay be Immediately tp.
tccted in the blood. convncingprOof of lhe c0ns.
tutional effects ofnhnlaion is the that sickness
always produced by breathing foul air Is not hi,
positive evidence that proper reatdes carefully IRE.
pared and Judic0usly administered through the lungs
should produce the most happy resusl During epli.
teen years practice many thousa nds e rInE from
diseases of the lungs and throat have been under my
care, and have eected many Temarkab cures et en-
alter the sufferers had been pronounced IN the las,
longer fatal disease. My treatment ( consump pion
is original ana founded on OnPeNperience and tho
rough investigation. My perfect acquaintance with
he nntnfe OF ubercles, &c, enables to distingui
feahiy, ihe various forms of disease that simulate
eonshmi tion and apply the proper remedies, rarely
Dehg mistaken evcnin single ease. This familiarity
~ connection with certain pathological and mirroscc
pc discoveries enables me 10 relieve the lungs from
me effecs OF contracted chests; 10 enlarge The che,
purify the blood ImpaIt to il renewed vitality giving
energy ana tone 10 the entire system.
NE leines with full directions sent 10 any n n of
the United states and Canadas by patients eonnuui.
saing their symptoms by letter. But The cure would
pe more certain il The patient should pay me vi slf
WI ch woulu give me an opportunity to examine the
Iunes ana enable mn 10 prescribe with much grentef
certainty and then the could be effected WihOuI
my seeing the patient again.
G. w GRAHAM, NJ D.,
Once, ll3l FILnERT street (oId No. 1907
July II. ls57-(Marcn a