Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
CONS MI PTToNT
and all Diseases OF the Lungs aud
and Thraat Fan he Enred Nv Inhalsfi0n.

HI fAHu{ Ill UlStdSGS vi IhG3 LuHsS nHu
land Throat Can be Cured by Inhalation.
fINTHlCH conveys theItemcdied to the cav
Nv titles in. the lungs, thtolgh the air pas
sages, and coming in dEecteontact with the
disease, neutrallzes the tabefcular matter, all
| lays the cough, ca uses a free and easyexpec
| toration, heals the lungs, purifies she blood
inparfS renewed yltaliiR4t the nervous Sys.
Item, giHingIthat tone ana energy so indiSpen-
sable for the restoration of health. To be
lfaGle to state confdentlYfhat Consumption is
durable by inhalation, is HI me q source Of I'M,
4Ialloyed pleasure. II islas much under the
idontfol bf medical Treatment AIS any other for
| fmfdablej disesse, ninety ontof every hundred
leases can be cured IN hefIst stages, and fif-
ltg per cent, in the secGnd; but ia the third
Stage il il impossible tosave more than five
lper cent for The Lungs arsso cutnp w the dis
tense as to bid defanceEio medical skill
| Even, however, in the laStages, inhalation
affords extraordinary rehsl to Tie suffering att
ttehding this fearful <seoaT which annually
DESTROYS NINETY i've Thousand persons in the
limited States alone: and A correct calculation
shows that@of the p;eseht population or the
learth, eighty lions, are destined to Ill the
lConsamptlse's grave. HI FL
Truly the CULVER of death has MO aTrow 50
ifatal as Consumption. Jill all ses it,has been
1.-THE great enemy Of hfe,fofit spares neither
/ age nor sex, but sweeps otfa#ike thefbfay e,the
beautiful the graceful ana gifted BY the
help of the Supreme Being from whom eonneth
every good and perfect gift,,I am enabled to
foffer to the afflicted permanent and speedy
euTe in Consumption. The FIRST cause or tu-
bereles is from impurethl ood,rand the imIrle-
diate effect produced by their deposition in the
ilungs islto prevent the free admission of an
Einto the air cells which causes weakened
livitality through The entire system. Then
surely III is more rational to expect greater
good from medicines entering the cavities Of
i The lungs than from those administered though
the stomach, the patient will always find the
lungs free and the breathing easy, after lnhai-
ling remidies. Thus, Inhalation is local REM
i edy nevertheless it acts c9nstltutonally, and
/ with more power and certainly than remedies
/ administered by tie stomach 70 prove the
i pow erfulSa and direct influence Of this mode Of
4 administration, chloroforn Inhaled will entire-
lily destroy sensibility,in a few minutes, para
i lysing the entire nervous system, so that q
4 limb maybe Eampntated without the slightest
4 pam: iuhalfng the ordinary burning gas will
destroy life in a few hours!
XII The inhalation Of ammonia will rouse the
system when fainting or apparently dead
j Tie odor of many Of The medicines is pereep-
tible in the skin few minutes after being
inhaled, and may be Immediately detected in
the blood convincing proof Of the constr
tutionaf effects oflnha latidn, is the factthat
Il sickness is ALWAYS produced by breathing foul
air--is this not positive evidence that proper
remedies. carefully prepared and iudicopsly
administered through the lungs Should produce
the happiest results? Daring eighteen Years
tspraetice many thousand, suffering from dis.
cases OF the lungs and throat, have been un-
dermy care. and have eifeGted many remark
81 able cures, even after the Sufferers had been
pronounced in the last stages. which fully
satisfies me that consumption is no longer 4
fatal disease My treatment Of CONSUMPTION
llsoriginal and founded on dig experience ana
i q Thorough investigation. My perfect ac
qpantance with the nature Of tuberc. IS. DC.
enables me to distinguish, tsaiiy, aeyario,is
forms OF disease that stimulate consumption.
n and appiy the proper remilies, rarely being
4 mistaken even in a single case. This fasnil-
lar!iy,in connection with certain pathologfcaI
and microscopic discoveries, enables me to re-
lieNe the lungs from the effects Oh contracted
chest, to enlarge the chest, purify the blood,
Il lmpart to It renewed vitality, giving energy
and tone toI the entiIe system
Medicines with full directions sent to any
Epart Of the United States and Canadas by pa.
4 tlents communicating their symptoms BY let
tcr, But the cure would be more certain il The
patient should pay me asxisft, which would
give an opportunity to examine the lungs, d nd
i enable me to prescribe with rnuchgreater GER
4 taiHty, and the cure could bee Effected without
my seeing the patient again HI All let3prs ask
ling advice must contain postage ssa Tfp.
/ address g. Nv. GRAHAAfbM. D., Box No.
81. Office, 1871 Filbert stIeetloid No. 100 Ibe-
How Twelfth Philadelphia, ri.
i November24 1857. Iy3sl.