The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-07
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Consumption and all Diseases Of the Lungs
and Throat can be Cured by Inhalation,

(WHICH CONVEYS the remedies 10 the cavities in tho
w lungs through the air passages, and coming in d.
rect contact with the disease ncutazes the iubueuaT
natter allays the cough, free and easy expee-
toraon heals the lungs, purcs the blood, imparis re-
newed vitality TO the nervous system, giving thai tone
and energy so indispensable for tho resignation OF
health. To be able TO state confidently that Ccnsutp
ton Ii durable by inhalation, Is TO me source OF un-
allowed pleasure II Is much under the control OF
medical treatment any other formidable disease
ninety out Of every hundred cases can be cured in The
first stages and fifty per cent IN the second but IN The
third state il is impossible to more than five per
cent for the Lungs cut up by the disease as 10
bid defiance 10 Medical skill Even, however, in the
last stages Inhalation affords extraordinary relief TO
the suffering attending this fearful scouge, which an-
nually destroys nnety-fve thousand persons In the
United States alone; and correct calculation shows
tina, Of the present population Of the earth, eighty mil
lions are destined to I'll the Consumptive's grave
Truly the culver OF death has no arrow so fatal as
Consumption. In all ages thas been the great enemy
Of life for il spares neither age but sweeps of
alike the brave. the beautiful, the graceful and the
gifted. BY the help Of lhft Supreme Being from
whom comelh every good and perfect gin am ena-
BLEED 10 offer 20 the afflicted permanent and speedy
CUE in Consumption. The first Of iubercles Is
from impure blood and the immediate effect produced
BY their deposition in the lungs 10 TO prevent tho free
admission Of air into the air cells, which causes
Neakeneu Nikatlty NV Futht F1sttnts
surely is more rational 10 expect greater good from
medicines entering the cavities Of the lungs than from
those administered through the stomach; The patient
will always find the lungs free and the Breathing easy
after ihhaling remedies. Thus Inhalalion Is local
remedy IL acts consltuiionaily, and with
more power and certainty than remedies administered
by the stomach. Toproye the powerful and direct IN
uence Of this mode OF adminislf aon, choroferm in
hailed will entirely destroy aensbiliiy Ia few MINUTES,
palslyling the entire nervous system. that limb
may be amputsied withOutlhe slightest pain nhaling
the ordinary burning gas will destroy life in few
hours
The inhalation Of Ammonia will rouse The system
when fainlIng apparently dead. The odor Of many
Of the medicines is pefcelble in the skn few min
utes after being inhaled. and msy be immediately de-
tected III the blood convincing proof Of the eonsli
iulonal effects OF nhason is the fact that sickness Is
always produced by breathing foul airs this not posi-
tive evidence that proper remedies, carefully prepared
and iudciousy administered through the lungs should
produce the happiesi results During eighteen ysars
practice many thousands suffering from diseases of
the lungs and throat, have been under my care and
have effected many remarkable cures. even after the
sufferers had been pronounced IN the last stages, which
FULLY satisfies that consumption Is no longer fatal
d,ss.-s. Ny treatment Of consumption u original.
and founded on long experience aud thorough in
vrstisalion. My peecl acquaintance with the nsture
Of iubefees, &c, enables me 10 distinguish readily
The various forms Of disease that simulate eonsump
lion and apply the pforer remedies, rarely being mis-
taken IN single This familiarity, in
neeon with certain pathological aud microscopic de-
easeties 10 relieve the lungs IRON the effects
of contracted chests to enlarge the chest purify the
blood, impar TO i renewed vitality giving energy aud
tone 70 the enire system.
Medicine with foil directions sent 10 sny part of The
United States aud Canadas By patients communicating
their symptoms BY el;tr. Bulihc cure would be more
certain il the pslifnt should pay me . visit. which
would give an opportunity TO examine the lungs. and
enable 10 prescribe with much greater certainty.
and ihcn the cure could Be effected without nv seeing
the patient sgain. Address
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