Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-11
CONSUMPTION

| A M ALL DISEASES or THE LUNGS AND
| ~ THROAT are positively oursbto by Inhalation,
% h ~ al, nas.as. ~ G w ,' y, II, n, s1
contact with the disease, neuraizes the tubereulnr
mnter aays the cough oausrs free and easy esbec.
toratiol heals the lungs, purides the blood.
renewed vitality TO the nervous system, giving that
tone andepergy so Indispensable for The restoration Of
health. TO be able 10 state confidently that COnsump
ton s curahe by inhalation, is to me Source of anal
loyed plensuye. II is as much under the control Of
medical treatment any other formidable disease ;
ninety Ont Of euery hundred be cured IN the
first siuges aud y cent in the second but in the
third stage il is impossible more than five per
cent Tor the lungs cut up by the disease as TO
bid defiance medical skill. Even, however. tho
Inst stages inha laon affords extraordinary relief 10
the suffering attending this fearful scoutse, which an
nnRliy destroys ninety hve thousand persons in the
United states nionei aud correei calculation shows
that OF The present population Of The earth eight mil
lions destined To III the consnmptive's grave.
Truly the quiver of death has 40 arrow so fatal
Consumption In all ages has been the great enemy
of e, Tor 1T spares neither age nor but sweehs
of alike the brave, the beautiful, the graceful aud The
gifted. Blythe help OF that suprcme Being, from, whom
conleth every ood and perfect gift, nm enabled 10
of'r TO the afflicted permanent and speedy in
Consumption. The first cause Of tuberclcsiS from im
pure blood and the immediate effect produced by their
deposition in the ungss to prevent The free admission
Of air into the air cells which causes weakened vita
y through the entire system. Then surely II IL
ratona TO expect greater good from medicines entering
the cavities Of the ungs than from those administered
through TIE stomach be puiient Hil always find the
lungs free aud the breathing easy ner iullng RENE.
dies True, Inhalation s local remedy, nevertheless
il acts consitutiOnally, aud with power aud
tainty than remedies admin steredh the stomach To
prove the powerful and direct influence OF this of
administration. chlurOOrm inhaled viii entirely de.
stroy sensbility in few minutes paralyzng the en-.
tire nervous system sc that lmh may be amputaied
without the slightest pain nhanng The ordinary bum
irg gas will destroy life In few hours
The inhalation OF ammonia will rouse the system
when faining or apparently dead. The odor Of many
of the medicines Is perceptble in the skin few min
utes after being inhaled and may be Immediately de
tected in the blood. convncngproof of the consti
tutional effects Inhalation is the fact that sickness
always produced by breathing foul mir. Is not this
positive evidence that proper rcmdies carefully pre-
pared and judicousy administered through the lungs
should produce the most happy resulis' During eIgli
teen years practice many thOhsn nds suffering from
diseases of the lungs and throat have been under my
care, and have effected many kablc cures
afer the sufferers had been pronounced the last
stages winch fully satisfies that consumption is no
longer fatal disease. My treatment consura piion
Is original, and founded long perienco and tho
rough investigation. My perfect acquaintance with
the nnture Of iubrrcec, &C. enables distngn
readily, the various forms Of disease that simulate
CONSUMPTION. and apply the proper remedies rarely
being mistaken even N single This familiarity,
IN connection with certain pathological aud micf
pic discoveries, enables me to relieve ihe lungs from
the cfferts of contracted chests to enlarge the chest
purify the blood Inpat to ii renewed vitality giving
energy and tone to the entire system.
Boy So, Post Office, q W GRAHhM, NJ n Office
100 FLBgRr 81 below Twelfth, Philadelphia, IA
March IA, 1857.