Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-24

FOR treatment from every part of the coun.
try, the Doctor has been induced to pro-
cure al great expense and outlay of capita
n large and commOdious building, which hC
has fitted up and furnished in the most con
ycnicnt manner, to accommodate patients
and applicants from abroad, to save them
the inconvenience and unnecessary expense
of resorting to Hotels.
His system of mcdicated inhalation i,
such however, that each patient takes ii
with him at his home, OF on n iDur.
ncy even, inhaling at their leisure, with
an inhaler SO simply and conveniently con
trived that it is buta mere matter Of pas
timeto inhale his pleasant medicatcd vlpor.
The doctor prescribcs for large number
successfully every year that never TiSit
him, from a written history of their case
and symptoms, forwarding them the yapors
and treatment ; it only being necessary
for those to remain at the institution re
quiring local treatment for curing chronic
catarrh, ulccraliOns Of the larnvx and
throat, by injections from IL catarrhal OF
laryngial shOwcring syringe treat
mcnt very necessary in malignant affections
So well calculated are all his modes of
treatment to obviate pain, he has invented
entire new instruments to remove the uvula
and enlarged tonsils without causing pain
or even the patient, being aware Of oper-
alton. To aid the cure in many cases of
ulcerat-ions of the Lungs, arranged in the
institution is a medicated Air Chamber. for
patients that are delicate and feeble to in
spire the medicinal agents in natural re-
spiraton this process is unattended with
fatigue at the same time the patients can
be amusing themselves by reading the pa
p1rs or eniivcnng the passing hour in con-
versation with each other. So true is the
learned Doctor to his philosophy and doc
trine that every patient must understand
the fixed laws whi ch govern their physical
being which they must observe to regain
health or to possess 1t, he daily delivers
lectures to his patients more valuable for
their instruction, than the cost for all
treatment, and yet this is done without any
charge. The institution is endowed with
large Library and reading room, furnish
ed with papers and periodicals from all
sections of the country. 1t is enriched
with anatomical and physiological charts
and diagrams a minikin and skeleton,
atlording to each patent every opportunity
to study and enrich hs or her mind, with
out any extra charge during the stay.
We will mention tins for the benefit of
all those of our readers who may have an
interest in knowing. The Lung Institute
in Troy, to which DR.. Stone SO successfully
administers, is healthily situated on Fifth
Street near the Union Il. X. Depot and
commands a full view OF the Seminary :;
is near the open Parks and lots of the Sem
mary, convenient for patients to get eXer.
else in the pure air OmnibuScs and
coaches, as well as the cars, 20 from near
the Institute to every part OF the country.
The charges for board, rooms, and treat
ment are reasonable and for a continued
courso Of inhalation for throo months, talk
en- by the patient at home, the charge is
but twenty five dollars, including the in
haer for it's use, and all other necessary
remedies.
The Doctor gives the most indubi able
reference to patients cured by him, of the
most inveterate forms Of diseases of the
Throat Lungs, and the various obstinate
forms OF dyspcptic consumption, and
chronic disorders of every nature leading to
and developing consumption affjrding the
most satisfactory evidence of curing CON
sumption where the lungs arc nat disorgan-
lied and the patient has sufficient stamina to
exercise in the open air lie bases his plan
Of treatment and prognosis Of cure from IA
Lungs, made with the double Stethoscope
and the PLuMoMETER, or Lung tester an IN
strument invented by himself. and for it,
accuracy in determining the true vital ca
pacity ofthe Lungs, and true condition
OF the chest of each patient as to the guam
tum OF air inhaled, demonstrating a true
data on which to form reasonable expccta.
tion of cure, or otherwise; 1t is one Of tho
most astonishing inventions Of the age, iol
its accuracy and utility, showing to each
patient the rapid increase made by inhal
ing IN expanding and improving the con
dition of the lungs.
An institution contemplating and aiming
at such benevolent purposes should be sup
ported. We wish it success. Any ON,
desiring information respecting it, can oh
tain it by addressing DR.. Andrew Stone
96 Fifth street, Troy, n. Y.