Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25
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A M ALL DISEASES OF TnE LUNGS AND
"A TuRUAT are ppsitiYeiy campte by hmleunn'
which cunveys the remedies to the cavities 10 the
lungs through the or passages, ana coming N dtect
contact wan ihg disease, ncuirnllz The tHberculaf
matter aays the cough c,nses free and ensy eNpee
renewed vitality The nervous system, giving tina
iono enetgy Indispensable Tor ih" Iesiuauon OF
health 10 be abie to state confidently thai CUnsump
tIon Is cutabe BY inhalation, Is To me source OF anal
loyed pleasure II Is as niuc under the contToi OIL
mcftraI treatment as any other Formidable disease 4
ninety nmt of query hundred be cured in The
first stages aud y per cent IN the second but in incl
third stage it Is mpotshe TO save more man hve per-
cent loT the lungs are up BY the disgase to
bid defiance 10 medical skill Even. however. IN the
last stages inha alion ands cxtr ordinary relief Ol
the suffer ring attending this fearful scourec which nn
nunIly DESTROYS ninety five thousand persons in the
United States alone and correct calculation shows
that OF the present population Of the earth eight mil
lions are destined u fii The cODsnnptivc's grave.
Truly the culver of death has 10 arrow so fatal as
Consumption Ia all ages y mas been tAe great enemy
of alike the blave, the beautiful, ihe graceful aud the
gifted. Blythe help Of that Supremh Heing from whom
eometh every good aud perfect git, am euabcd To
offer to the afflicted permanent and speedy cure in
assumption. The first cause of iubercefis from mn
pure blood and the immediate effect produced by heir
demo in lungs Is 10 prevent the free ani
of air the air cells which causes weakened vita
ty throurh the entire ystem. Then surely more
rational to expect greater good from medicines entering
the cavities Of the lungs than from those administered
through the stomach the patient will always End the
lungs free and the breathing easy after inhang remo
dies True inhaaiion il local remedy, nevertheless
il acts constinunnlly aud with more power aud GER
prove the powerful and direct Influence OF this mode Of
administration. chloroiorm inhaled will entirely de-
stroy sensbility few minutes. pafal wing the en-
Tire nervous system sc that limb may be anipuiaod
without the slightest pain nhanng the ordinaf IN.
[ itr gas wi destroy life IN Few hours.
/ llie Inhalation Of ammonia Will rouse the system
when lanting or apparently dead. The ndor OF many
of the medicines is perceptible in the skin few aim
utes after being inhaled aud may be Immediately de.
teCted ia che blood convincngprOof Of the cUnsti.
utona effects ofiHhaaiion is the fact that sick
always produced by breathing foul air. Is not this
positive evidence that proper reno dies carefully pre-
pared and iudci0usy administered through the lungs
should prnduce the most happy resulis} During eig
teen years practice many thod8 nds suffering from
diseases OF the lungs and throat have hecn under ms
care aud have effected many remarkable cures ev en-
after the sufferers had been pronounced IN the lns
stages winch fully satisfies that consumption is no
longer fatal disease. My treatment consnn piior
original, and founded on Iongex xperiencc and tho
rough investigation. My perfect acquaintance will
the nature Of ubcrclec, &c enables to distingi h
readily, the various lOrms Of disease that simuat,
consumpton. aud apply the proper remedies, rarely
being mistaken even single This familiarity
in connection with certain pathological aud micr oscc
pic dscoveT0 enables to relieve tle lungs from
the cTrrts Of contracted chests 10 enlarge the che
purify the blood Impnt to ii renewed vitality giyn
energy and tone To the emit re system.
Box SO, Post Office, g w GRAHAM NJ d Onfc
100 FILBERT street below Twelfth, Philadelphia, Pa.
March II, 1851.