Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
IMPORTANT DISCOVEY,
C0NSUMP TON
AND ALL
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS 4 THROAT
CAN BE
Cared by Inhalation,

(WHICH cnnveys the remedies to the cavities |
w At the lungs through the air passages and com
ing in direct contact with the disease, ncutral'zes
the tubcrcular matter, aiays the cough, causes "A !
free and easy expectoratIon, heats the lungs, puri
fes the blood, Imparts renewed vitality to The |
nervous system giving that tone and energy 5" III
dispensable for the restoration of health To he
able tn state confidently that Consumption Is GU |
rable by inhalation, Is Ia me n source OF unal'yed
pleasure II is A. much under the control of medi
cal treatment a. any o-her formidable disease
ninety out of every hundred cases can be cured IN
the first stages aud fifty per cent M the sec"nd but
IN the third stage it Is Is impossible 10 more than
five per cent for the lungs are cut up 10y the ds
ease as to bid defiance to medical skill Even,
however in the last stages, inhalation affords ex-
traordiuary relief to the suffering attending tins
fearftl scourge (which annually destroys ninety yhye
thousand persons in the United States alone; and
a correct calculation shows that Of the present pop
ulation Of the earth, eighty millions are destined
10 fill the ConsumPtiyes grave,
Truly the culver of death has no arrow so fatal
as Consumption In all ages il has been the great
enemy of life for II spares neither age nor sex, but
sweeps of alike the brave the beautiful, the grace
full ami gifted BY the help of that supreme beng
from whom cometh every good and perfect giit
enabled to offer to the afflicted permanent and
speedy cure in Consumption The first cause of tu-
bercles il from impure blood and the immediate ef
feet produced by their disposition IN the lungs Is {"
prevent the free admission of air into the air cells
which causes a weakened vitality Through the entire
system. Then surely If Is more ratEplrl I" expect
greater good from medicines entering the cavities
Of the lungs than from thnse administered through
the stomach: the patient will always find the lungs
free and the breathing easy after nhalng reinecie.
Thus inhalation Is a local remedy, nevertheless 1t
acts ctarstitutimiaIlv and with more power and Ger
tanty than remedies administered by the stomach,
To prove the powerful and direct influence of this
mode of administration, corniUVm iuhaled Will en
tirely destroy sersihlitv in few minutes parayz-
to,r, h.. that a Ilmh
be wmpufaied without the slightest pain, inhams
the ordinary burning gas will destroy life III few
hours
The Inhalation Of ammonia will rouse the system
when fainting apparently dead. The otior OF
many Of many of the medicines is perceptbe IN the
skin few minutes after being inhaled and may be
Immediately detected IN the bl"od- y convincing
proof Of the constitutional effects of inhalation Is the
fact that sickness i always produced by breathing
foul airs this not positive evidence that proper
remedies. carefully prepared and judicior<y admin
istered through the lungs should produce the hap
piest results. During eighteen years practice many
thousands suffering from disease Of the lungs and
throat, have been under my care, and have effect
Cd many remarkable cures, even after the sufferers
had been prononced In the last stages, which fully
satisfies me that consumption is longer fata
disease. Ny treatment of consumption Is original
and founded on long experience and Il thorough II
vestiS..tion- My perfect acquaintance with the ma
ture OF tubercIes, &C. enables me to distinguish
readily the various forms Of diseases that simulate
consumption and apply the the proper rem edies
rarely being mistaken even in a single case Thu
familiarity. in coonnccton with certain pathological
and microscopic discoveries. enables me to relieve
the lr,s from the effects Of contracted chests, Il
enlarge the chest, purify the blood, mPart to 1t re
nswed vitality, giving energy and tone to the Ell
ASe system
Medicines with full directions sent to any part o
sbe United States and Canada, by patients eonmu
nicstinS their symptoms by letter But the cur,
would be certain if the patient should pay m,
visit, which would give an opportunity to exain
Inc the lungs and enable toPrescribe with mucl
greater certainty and then the could lie effect
Ell without INV seeing the pdtient again All let
ters asking a,lyice must contain postage stamp
Adde'S G. W. GRAHAM d.,
Box No 53 Office, 113l Filhcrt street, old No. 100
below twelfth, Philadelphia, Pa
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