Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-07-29
Inhalation in CONSUMPTION,

DR0NCHlrlo, Larry ngitis and o.Ler diseases Of
u the Chest and Throat, successfully trentedby the
Inhalation Of Medical VapoTs and Powaers by a6s0rpt-
ion and constitutional e0tmsnt aspractlsed ut the
Stuy vesant Medical Institute, NewYo City.
The unprecedented success which has attended this
method OF treating diseases of the Lungs and Throat
has induced US " depart from our usual COURSE and
avail ourselves OF The columns Ut the Press, OIder
to bring TO the knowledge OF such may be laborng
under or predisposed to such affections. The dawn
OF brighter day has arrived for The Consumptye The
doctrue OF the ncurability Consumption having ut
length passed away. We have Ldue itable proofs in
our possession, that Consumption IN all iis stages,
ca" DE curea-in the first By tubereulHr ubsoIpsiCns
in the secoLd by the transformation vi ubercule
chalky and cacareOus the third, BY cica
rices or scars. Those welded ~ The opinions the
past may assert, that even low, Consumption is in
curabe such are behind the age. To all, this great
truth must be apparent, viz that the medicine in-
hailed in the firm OF Vapor Powder, directly inlo
the Lungs, must be eff ctual than that taken
to the Stomach, where the disease does not exist
The advantage Of Inhalation in Consun pton and
Throat Diseases is that medicines In the rm OF va
por applied directly to the lungs, where the dis
exists thestomach is thus left tree ad in
'orng by administering to it healthy, aife-giying
food. There IS no case so hopsfeSs thai LvnulauoH
mil not reach The means, too, are brought with
in the reach Of ALL the manner Of administering The
Vapors being so simple that the Invalid is pc,eI
quired to leave home, where the hand Of friendship
and affection tends much to aid the ply sician's
efforts.
The inhaling method is so thing safe, and spec
dy, and consists in the Of medicines in
such manner that they are conveyed into the lungs
in the form Of vapor aud produce their action at the
seat Of the disease Its practical is destined
to reyoluti0nze the opinions OF the medical world,
and establish the entire cnrabIitD Of Consumption.
l earnestly appeal TO the common sense OF all af-
aicted with lung Diseases 10 embrace at once the adj
cantages Of Inhalation; and no longer apply med-
vines to the unofendirg stomach | claim fur IN
halation place among the priceless gifts that notnrs
anu art hath given US, that sour days may belong
in the land" and the only Ark OF REFUGE
FOR THE CONS U1fPTTVE; a method not only
rahouuL, but SIMPLE, safe and e6fcacioas.
Such OF the profession that have adopted Inhalation
have found it e6cucious IN The highest degree,
resting the progress ofMs disease, and working
t0Ondsrs IN maany desperate cases Inverity, sig
nal triumph of our art this fell destroyer Of
species.
Norg.-Physicans wishing to make themselves ae.
quainted with this practice, informed that our
time being valuable, we can only reply, as to ingre-
dients used to such letters that contain a fee.
The fee in all cases of Pulmonary Affections will
be S. receipt Of which the necessary medicines and
instrument will be forwarded The fee in other
will be from s. to $40. Applicants will state age,
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 must be enclOs-
ed. Letters when registered by the Postmaster will
be at our risk.
All letters must be addressed to
WALLACE MERT0UN, NJ. D.,
s. NJ. Institute, New York City.