The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-12
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DISEASES Of rae lcScs AND THROAT
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| w UeS IN the lungs. thrOugh The air pass
lagos, and coming In direct contact with the
Days the cough, causes free and easy expect
.lpration, heals the lungs. puri1cs the blood
limparts renewed vitality to the nervous sys
tom. giving thatitDne and energy 20 lndispen'
lsablc for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. To be able
ITO state confidently that Consumption Is
lcurable by inhalation, Is to mo n source II ui.
lallnyed pleasure. II is as much under the
lcoutrOl Of medical treatment rs any other Tor
lmidabo disease, ninety out OF every hurdted
leases can be cured IN the frst stages, and ffty
per cont IN the second; but in tho third stage
~ Is impossible 10 save more than lve per
cent, for the Lungs are 80 cut up by the dis
case ~ tn bid defiance 10 medical skill. Even,
however, IN the last stages, Inhalation Affords
lexlra"rdinnry relief to the suffering attending
II tins icArfnl scOurgo. which annually destroys
lnnety.ivel uiansu,d persons ~ the United
lStatdsal,n,cy arda oorlert latdn B kowf
That Of the present population of the earth,
eighty millions are destined to I'LL the Con
isumptivG's crave.
Truly ihc 1nivcr of death has no arrow so
fatal rs Consumption. In all ages IL has been
the great enemy Of life, for II spares neither
ago nor sex, but sweeps "a aliko tho brave,
The beautiful. the gracefni Wdthe Eiftcd. by
tho help uf that Supreme Being from whom
lcOmcui every good and perfect gin, am on.
ablod 10 ollcr 10 ,sllliclcd y permalent aud
speedy cure w Consumption The frst cause
Of tubcrclos Is from impure blood. AMI the i'm.
mediate effect produced by their deposition IN
the Lungs u tu prevent the FREQ admission oi
air into the air cells, which causes Il weakened
vitality through the entire system Thon
surely II ls more rational TO expect greater
good from medicines entering the cavities Of
the Lungs than from those administered thro'
the stomach; the patient will always hnd tue
Lungs Tree ana the breathing easy, alter In
hainc remedies. Thus, inhalation Is u local
remedy, nevertheless 1t acts cOnstitutiunally
and with more power and certainty than
remedies administered BY, the STOMACH. To
prove tito pdwSi illTIid flIrcct 1nlluene of ibis
mode oi administration. ciiior"iorni Inhaled
viii entirely destroy sensbllity In few min
utcs. parahyzing the entire nervous system, So
That limb may be ampuiatcd without the
slightest pain; lDhaling tho ordinary burning
giis will destroy life III few hours.
The inhalation of amOnia Will rouse the sys.
ten when hinting or apparently dead. The
odur II many Of tue remedies Is porceptible IN
the skin y few minutes mter being inhaled,
land may he imme ediately detected In the blood.
4 cunvlHcn. proof Of the constitutional effects
'ot nilIHlatinn lstlc iact that sickness IL always
produced by breathing iuu air--ls this not
positive evidence that proper remedies, care.
lully prepared and iudicinusly administered
through the l.uugs should produce the happi.
est rcsultF During eighteen ycurs practice
many thousands suiforingfrOm disease of the
l.uags and Throat, have been under my care.
land have effected many remarkable cures.
even after the sufferers had been pronounced
In the iast stages. which fully satisfied me that
lc"usulupiIon ID M longer u f,t'll disease. Ny
treatment Of Consumption is original. and
founded "n long experience and a thorough In.
vcsiigdti"n. Ny perfect acquaintance with
The nature NJ tuUcrcles, Sc.. enables me to dis.
tingnish. readily. the various forms ul disease
thar simulate Consumption, aud apply the pro.
per remedies, rarely being mistaken even III "A
single case. This familiarity, In come otion
with certain pathological and microscopic dis.
covorlcs. enables me to relieve the Lungs from
the effects of contracted chests, To enlarge the
chest, purify the blood, impart. tolt renewed
vitality, giving, enerSy aud tone 10 the entire
system.
Mcdirncs with full directions sent to any
part ot irc tnitCd States aud CanadaS, by pa
,Lcn,S communicating their symptoms by let
ter. Bat the cure would br more certain II
lle patient should pay me u vlsil. which would
give an opportunity 10 examine the Lungs.
ard enable mc Ia prescribe with much greatei
certainly, and then the cure could he effected
wiih"u, my seeing the patient again. All let
'i"rs asking advice must contain u postage
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