Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-06-10
Inhalation in Consumption,

l'DR0NCHITlS, Laryngitis, and other diseases Of
- the Chest and Throat, successfully ueatedby the
Inhalation of Medical Vap0rs and Powders by a6Sopt-
ron and constitutional treatment aspractised at the
Stuyvesant Medical Institute, NewYork City.
The unprecedented success which has attended this
method treating diseases of the Lungs and Throat
has induced to depart from our usual course and
avail ourselves of the columns of the Press order
bring to the knowledge OF such as may be aborng
under, or predisposed to such affections. The dawn
of brighter day has arrived for the Consumptve 1.-The
doctrine OF the ncurabiity of Consumption having at
length passed away We have indu bitable proofs in
our possession that Consumption IN all ats stages,
ca"be cnredin the first, by tuberculsr absoiptions
in the secoLd by the transformation OF ubercule into
chalky ard cacareous in the third by cica
trices or scars. Those welded to the opinions of the
past may assert, that even now, Consumption is in
durable such are behind the age. To ALL this great
truth must be apparent, viz that the medicine in
hailed in the form OF Vapor or Powder directly into
the Lungs must be more efectual than that taken in
to the Stomach, where the disease does not exist
| The advantage of inhalation in Consumption and
Throat Diseases is that medicines in the form of
por are applied directly the lungs, where the dis
exists thestomach is thus left free to aid in
.oring by administering to it healthy, life-giying
1ciU not reach The means, too, are brought with
in the reach of oil, the manner of administering The
Vapors being simple that the invalid is never re.
auired to leave home, where the hand Of friendship
| and affection tends so much to aid the physicians
efforts.
The inhaling method is soothing, safe, and spec
dr. and consists in tho administration of medicines in
such manner that they conveyed into the lungs
in the form of vapor and produce their action at the
seat Of the disease It's practical is destined
to revolutionize the opinions of the medical world,
and establish the entire cnrabtkitn of Consumption.
| L earnestly appeal to the common sense Of all af.
licted with lung diseases to embrace at once the aa
vantages of Inhalation; and no longer apply medi-
cnes to the unofendipg stomach. / claim for in.
haaon place among the priceless gifts that nature
| and art bath given u.s. that sour days may belong
in the land" and as the only ARK OF REFUGE
FOR THE CONS UMPTTVE; a method not only
rational, but simple, safe and e6feaeioUs.
have found it e0fcacious ia tie highest degree,
resting the progress ofthe disease and Uorkiag
tconders tn many desperate cases Inyerity, sig
nal triumph Of art over this fell destroyer Of our
species.
Neutrality-suspicious. wishing to make themselves ac-
quanted with this practice, are informed that our
time being valuable, can only reply, as to ingre
| dients used to such letters that contain fee
| The fee in all cases Of Pulmonary Affections will
be S. on receipt Of which the medicines and
instrument will be forwarded. The fee in other
will be from S. to $40. Applicants will state oge,
sex, married single, how long affected, if any he
reditary disease exists in the family, and symptoms
generally. Let the name, town, and State be plainly
written Postage for return answers must be enclos
ed Letters when registered by the Postmaster will
| be at our risk.
| All letters must be addressed to
WALLACE MER1OUN, NJ. D.,
s. NJ. Institute, New York City.
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