The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-20
INHALATION

CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, LaR Il, NJ -. -
a0.d cher Diseases of the Chest and lnroat; w
ossfullv treated by the Inhalation osssieuio
nors and Powders by absorption ana
treatment as practlceu at 1h7 A'
Institute New York City. 44ndsd
The unprecedented success when mas a1ten I'D
This method of treating diseases OF Tue huns Ill
Throat has induced to depart rom our f' tba
course and avail ourselves OF the 49, of s,cb
rsss in order to bring it to the kno"ieuse oi -
nav he laboring under or predisposed to sueh d.
fections. H., 81 langtb arrived
for the Consumptive; the doctrine OF inc W.
of CONSUMPTION having at length passed away. !" {
80 ;rdnbtahle proofs in our possession THAT Jon
,r,rroS IN ALE ITS STAGES CAN BE cuREp III INC ''
bv tubercuLar absorpton-in the secohup sne a"o
fatiou ofthe tubercule into chaky ana ea'ca'e's o
crettons-in the third by ccatTlces, +bat
oven now. Consumption is incuraoie sueh e ~
hind the age To all this great truth must pe
rent viz that the medicines inhaled III INC "
Vanor or Powder DIRECTLY INTO the LuhSo 49, ~
ch more effective than that taken into the STOMACH
where the disease does not exist. nc "T n; =
inha lation in Consumption and IhfoaU oie1 =:
that medicines in the form OF vapof arc aPphs 20
rectlv to the lungs where the disease eAlsts' ~
mach is thus left free to aid IN restoring 80
administering to it healthy, life giving 1904. mere
r. ~, ,sp 90 aopFT Esq that inhalation WILL not feacn
The means too are brought within the feach Vi .i'
the manner of administering the VapoTs oelh9 50
nile that the Invalid Is never require Gu " ieI'
where the hand of friendship and affecton tehus 81
much to aid the physicians efforts
The inhaing method is soothing, safe ana speeay'
and consists in the administration OF medicine III such
a manner that they are conveyed into the lungs IN
the form of Yapor, and produce their acton at the
seat of the disease It's practical success Is
TO reyolutonise the opinions OF the medical "oflo'
and establish the entire durability OF CoHsunp''oH.
Earnestly appeal to the common sense Oh an d,
fcted with lung diseases, to embrace at once the az
vantapes of inhalation, and no longer apply medi-
cine to the unoffendng stomach. CLAIM tor lhhala-
tion place amongst the priceless gifts that nature
and art hath given u.s. that our days may be long III
the land" and as the onl ARK OF REFUGE Tor Ie COZ
sumption: method not only rdtioRd1 Dut s"t0ee ~
such of the profession that have adopted lnhala-
tion have found it ecacious tn the hl9hest de9ee a.
reao the PROGRESS Of the disease and '0ork'ng 'c0noeTs
in mann desperate cases; in verify, signal triumph
Of our art over this fell destroyer of our species.
Note-Physicians wishing to make themselves ac-
npainted with this practice, Informed, that our
time being valuable we only reply, as TO lhgre-
dents used to such letters that contain a Zee. ,
The fee ii all cases of pulmonary affections VIII DC
ten dollars on receipt of which, the necessary meoi-
cines and instruments will be forwarded. ne lee
in other cases will be from SIS to $40. Applicants
will state age SEX married OF single, how long al
eced if any hereditary disease exists IN the family
and symptoms generally. Let the name, town and
State be plainly Postage for return answers
must be enclosed Letters when registered by the
postmaster win be at our risk All letters must De
addressed to WALLACE MERTON, ND,
ap29 ly* S. NJ. Institute, New Gork City.