Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-05-26
INHALATION IN CONSUMPTION

ID RONCHITIS, LARYNGINTIS, and other
I'D Diseases Of the Chest and Throat, success.
fully treated by the Inhalation of Medicated
.Napors and powders, by ABSORPTION and constitu.
tiOnal treatment, rs practised at the Stuyycsant
Medical Institute, New York city.
The UNPREcEDENrED SUCCESS which has at.
tended this method Of creating diseases of the
Lungs and Throat has induced us to depart from
our usual course, and avail ourselves of tho col.
umns Of the press in order to bring it to the
knowledge Of such as may be laboring under, OF
predisposed to such affections The dawn of a
brighter day has at length arrived for the Con
sumptive; the doctrines of the incurability OF
consumption having at length passed away. We
have indubiablc proofs in our profession THAT
CONSUMPTION IN ALL ITS STAGES CAN BE CURED in
the first by tutcrculer ABSORPTION; in the second.
by the transformations Of the tubercule into chal
ky and calcareour conerctons in the third by
cicatrices or sears. Those welded to the opin-
ions of the past may assert that even uOw con
sumption is incurablc such are behud tho age.
To all this great truth must be apparent, viz =
that the medicines inhaled in the form or Vapor
or powder directly into the lungs, must be much
more effective than that taken into the Stomach,
where the disease does does not exist The ad-
vantage Of Inhalation in Consumption & Throat
Diseases is. that medicine in the form of Vapoi
is applied directly TO the lungs where the disease
exists the stomach is thus left FREQ to aid in re-
storing heflth, by administering to it healthy and
fe-giving food. There Is no case so homeless tba,
Inhalation TW not cure. The means too, ar,
brought within the reach Of all, the manner o.
administering the vapOrs being so simple that til,
invalid is never required to leavo home where
the hand Of affection tends so much to aid the
physicians efforts
The Inhalation. method is soothing, safe and
TgU0y, and consists tha olf ,g,,
lcine in such manner that they are conveyed
INTO the Lungs in the form Of NnpOr, and produce
their action at the seat of disease. It's practical
sense is destined to revolutionze the opinions of
the medical world and estabiith dc cutiJ'c curdJH
ny Of Consumption.
earnestly appeal to the comman sense of all
aih' cted with Lung diseases, to embrace at once
the advantage of Inhalation, and no longer apply
medicine to the unofcnding stomach. | claim
for inhalation place among the priceless gifts
that ature and art hath given us, that ''our day
may be long in the land" and as The oniy ark Of
safety for the CoHsumpfiue; n method not only
rational 6m simple and e9icaciou'.
Such of the profession that have adopted Inha-
lation have found it e6icaciow in The 6jgLest de-
gree, arresting the progress Of The disease and oor
KING 'oonders in many desperate cases, in veritv,
signal triumph of our art over this fell DESTROY
or of our species
NoTE-Phystcians wishing to make thcmselve.
acquainted with the practice, are informed that,
our time being valuable, we can only reply, as to
lngredlants used. to such letters that contain a
fee.
The fee in all eases Of Pulmonary Affections
will be $40 on receipt of which the necessary u-
struments and medicines will be forwarded. Ap-
plcants will state age, sex, married or single,
how long affected, if any hereditary disease ex-
isis iu the family, and symptoms generally. Let
the name town and state be plainly writton.-
Postage for return answer must bo enclosed. Let.
ters when registered at our risk
All letters must be addressed TO
WALLAC : MERTOUN. ND,
S. NJ. Institute, New York.
Nov II, 1876 IN.