Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
IaIpoRTANr pIscovERY.
O0NT9U NGPTIONI
And all Diseasss Of the Lungs aud
aud Throat Can be Cared BY Inhalation.


w HIC;I conveys the remetlied to the ca "
v ' tiles IN the laugS, Though tue alr pas
sige3. aud coming in q rect contact with the
diseases, nentralizeS the tubercnlar ma tier, at
lays the cssuxif. causes q free aud easy expec
fora iJn, heals the lungs. phr hes he blood
inp1r.S renewed vitality 10 the nervous sys
tenn. giving that tone and energy so lndlSpen
cable for the restoration of health To be
a Bile n Stae confidently that CONSUMPTION Is
enable by inhalitIon, IS 10 me a source oil un
allowed pleasure. II IS rs much under ne
control OF nl-iical treatment rs anv ether tor
lnisiabIe diSeIs :; ninety out of every hundred
cases eau be cured in the first stases, and Mt
~ per cent, in the second; bat IN the ;hird
. age Il Is impossible to save mare than hvr
per cen; Tor the Lungs are so cut up by the DIS
ease as TO bid defiance 20 medical SIKH
Even, however, in the last ages. inhalation
AT ,rls extfaortlinary relief to tue SuffsIng at
iensIing this fearful scoITge, which annually
destroys nine.y five thousand persons IN the
URitei SttteS alone: aud q correct calculation
shows that of the p esent population OF the
earth, eighty millions, are destined to MI The
consumptiye's grave.
Truly the culver of death has no arrow so
fatal as Consu -nption. In all aes<It has been
the great enemy of life. for it spares neither
aga n3r sex, but sweeps of alike the brave,the
ksautiful, The graceful and the g;Eed. By the
help of the Supreme Being lfsin W HON cnn1eth
every rod ii nj perfect gift. / am enabled to
0f-E ID the afflicted permanent and speedy
cure in Consumption. The first cause OF tn
hercleS IS from impnre blood. and the imme-
diate effect produced hy then deposition in the
lungs IS t. prevent the free admission of air
into the siT cells, which causes a wea kened
vitality through the entire system. Then
au ely II Is more rational to expect grea Ter
,od from medicines entering the cavrieS of
The lungs than from those administered hough
the stomach: the patient viii always find the
Lungs free and the breathing e Sy, after inhal-
Ian hal fso1 n 1rra al
edy nevertheless IT acts fnnstitu tionaliy, and
with more p over aud certainly than RENE eS
a.iminiSiered by the stomach 10 prove the
pow erful I'D direct influence of this mode of
admins: r. ton, chlorOfoTm inhaled will entire
IL de- troY Srnsihility in few minutes, para
lysing ihs entire nervous system, so that a
l:ms may he onputa ed without the slightest
PAIN: iuhaling the ordinary burning gas viii
E1StroY life IL few hours.
The inhalation of ammonia will reuSe the
aysteIn when fsinLing or 7ppaTently dead
The odor of many of the medicines is percep-
tb!e in the skin few minutes after being
inhaled, and may be Immediately deiec; ed in
the blood. A convincing proof of the consti-
tutional efe:ts of inhalation, is the fact that
sickness Is alwa'S produced by breathing foul
1lr-is this not positive evidence tina; proper
Tene.IieS. carefully prepared and judiciouSly
administered through the lungs ShouId produce
the happieSt results? During eighteen years
eractice many thouSa nd, su fering from dis
esEes OF the lungs and throat, have been nm
der my care, and have effected, MANY .emark-
able cures, even after the sufferers had been
pronounced in the last stageS, which fully
2atiyses me that consumption is no longer n
fatal disease. My treatment of consumption
,s original and founded on long experience and
4 thorough investigation. Ny perfect ac-
qvaintance with the nature of tuberc Is, &c,
enables me to distinguish, rea ly, the various
forms of disease that stimulate consumption,
and apply the proper remidies, rarely being
mistaken even IN single case. This famil-
iarity. in connection with certain pathological
aud microscope discoveries, enables me to re-
lieye the lungs from the effects of contracted
chest, TO enfarge the chest, purify the blood,
inrpart to IT renewed vitality, giving energy
and tone to the entire system.
Medicines with full directions sent to any
part OF the Csi.ed States and Canadas by pa
fientS communicating their symptoms by let
ter. But the cure would be more certain if the
patient should pay me a visit, which would
give > opportunity t. examine the lungs. and
enable me to prescribe with much greater Ger
tainty, and the cure comh be effected without
my seeing the patent again. All letters ask
lug advice must contain postage stamp.
address G. W. GRAHAM. N. D., Box No.
83. Office, 1871 FAhert street. old No.1C9, be-
low Twelfth Philadelphia, Pr.
November 81, 1851. ly33I,