Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-15
IMPoRTANT DISCOVERY.
CON SUMGRTToRT
And all Diseases Of the Ianss and
and Throat Tan be Cured INFLAMMATION.

and Throat Can be Cured naturalization,
sXyTHICII conveys the remedfea to the cav
IN tiles in the lungs, through the air pas
sagss, and coming in direct contact with the
disease, nelttraizes the tubercnlar ma tier, al
lays the cough, causes a flee and easy expec
toraJon, he ais the lungs. piffiffeS The blood
inparis renewed Vitality 10 the nervous Sys-
tenn, giving that tone and eneFgyIso ildispen-
sable for the restoration Of health. 70 be
alle TO stale confidently that Consumption is
c1rable by Inhalation, is to me source Of I'M
allowed pleasure. II is as much uader tile
coutrol of medical treatment as any ether for
nndablei disease, ninety out of every hundred
easeslcan be cured in fhe first stages, and iif-
-ty per cent, in the second; butin the third
stage Il is impossible TO save mare than five
per cent for the Lungs are SO cutup BIZ the dis.
ease rs TO- bid defiance 10 MEDICAL skill -
Esen, however. in the last agesdl inhalation
affords extfaordinary relief to the suffering ali
tending this fearful SCI hrge, which annually
destroys ninety five thousand persons in the
United States alone: aud acofrect calculation
shows that Of the present population Of the
earth eighty millions, are destined to fill the
Consulhptive's grave. Il
Truly The culver Of death has llo arrow sd
fatal dis Consumption. In NIL ayes it has been
tile great enemy Of life, IL spares neither
age nor sex, but sweeps Off a1ikeslhs brave,the
beautiful, the graceful andthe gifted By the
help Of the Supreme Being from whgincDmeth
every good and perfect gIh, Il am enabled to
Offer to the afflicted a permanent and speedy
cure in Consumption. The firstcausey6 81 tu-
bercles is from impare blood, and'the imme.
dipte effect produced BY their deposition III the
lungs is to prevent the free aamission Of ali
.into the air cells, which causes d Mea kened
vitality through the eutife system. Then
surely 1t is more IA tienaI To- expect greater
good from medicines entering the eaviiies Of
The lungs than from those admnistr It'd though
the3stodlach: the patient viii always find the
lungs free and the Breathing easy, after inhal-
ing remidies. Thus iuha lation is alucalErenl-
5edy nevertheless it acts constitutioHally, and
with more power and certainly thanFemedies
administered By the stomach 70 prove the
powerful and direct influence of thismode Of
Administrations, chloroforminhaled will entire
by destroy sensibilfty in a few minutes, para.
5lysing the entire nervous system, SD that a
limb may De amputa.ed without The slightest
pam: iuhaling the ordinary bdrniGgtgas will
destroy life in few hours.
The inhalation Of ammonia will reuse the
system when faintiRg apparently dead
The odor oil many 81 the medicines isIpercep-
tiblc IN the skim few nj naites after being
inhaled and may be imned lately detec ed in
the blood. convincing proof 81 the consli-
tutioIlal ELECTS ofluhalatl0n, Is the fact that
sick nesslis alwas $ produced ~ breathing foul
alr-1ls this not. positive evidence thai proper
feme'lies. carefully prepared and jndiciously
admin d through the lungs should produce
the happiest results? During eighteen years
Practice many Thousand, suffering from dfss
eases ofthe lungs and throat, have beenull4
der my care, and have eAetttd many isinarkl
able cures, even after the Sufferefes had been
pronounced in the last stages, which fully
satisfies me that CONSUMPTION IS no longer a
fatal disease. MyTtreatmtnt OF consultation
lsorigInal and founded ON ong experience and
q thorough investigation. My perfect ac-
qualntance with the nature oftuberc Ii, &C..
enables me To distinguish, really, the various
forms Of disease that stimulate consumption,
and spply the proper remidies, IareiyIbeing
mtsta ken even in single case. This famil-s
larssysl m connection with certain pathological
ana microscopic discoveries, enables me TO re-
iiese lhe lungs from the effects or CONTACTED
enest, " enlarge the chest, purify the blood,
thipaIs " y renewed vitality, giving energy
and tone TO the eatiIe system.
MeNcines with full directions sentyt6 any
PAT 81 me United States and Ganadas by pa
ter. But the cure would be more certain Ii a.
patient should pay me d yisitglWhich Would
give en- opportunity to examine the lungs. ana
enable me TO prescribe withrnuc h rea feIl Ger
taintys and the cure could be effected Without
my seeing the patient again. AIllIetfersas ask
ing advice must cOntail i posta &c Stamnl
Address q. w. GRAHAM, nj. D., Bay No.
80. 0fice | 13l FIlbert street. cid No.1l,el IL.
low Twelfth philadelphia, Pa.
November "a, 1857. wat