Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26
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and all Diseases Of TIC Lungs aaa

Ind all ulEcaseS VI w NY -
md Tbroat Caa be Cured By lnhalass
vTrHIclI conveys the remcdinct Win the
M tiles IN The, lungs, He'll f matler, Az,
sages and coming in I lee and,easy eSpec.
i disease, neutrsh11 lungs, pnrides The Blood
iaysgthe caNed vitality 10 the nervous sys.
torat that tone and energy so indispen
tnlt lDf The restoration OF health. To be
s 4 lie tostafe confidently that Consumption is
\ curable by Inhalation, is 10 me source of I'm
n aIlpyed PLEASURE. 1t is as much ufiilet the
control Of medical treatment as any other for
milable diSeast; ninety outof every hundred
cases can be1cuIed. in5the first stages, and .iif-
Z u per cent, in the second: bat in the third
sage II is impossible to save more than FIVE
per cent for the Lungs are so cut up BY the dis
rase is 10 lid defiance TO medical, skill ~
Even. however, in the last ges. Inhalation
sd pfds extra ordinary relief tothe suffering at
tending this fearful scoufge, wi ictr annually
destroys nine1y FIVE thousand persons i'll the
United st ties alone: mud aycoTect calculation
I shows that Of the PRESENT population Or the
earth, eighty millions, are destined to fi.Tthe
C6nsnmRire's grave.
TRULY the culver of death has no arrow so
fatal as Gonsunption. In all aeesIt has been
tie great enemy pf life, for it spares neither
age nor sex, bat sweeps OF alike brave the
beautiful, therraeetnl and the Led Is by the
help of The Supreme Being from seshom cometh
every, good and perfect gift ann enabled to
offer TO the afflicted a permanent aHd.speedy
]. cure in Consumption The first cause OF tu
j bercles is from impure blood, andt imme.
iJiate effect produced BY their deposition ID the
lungs IS u prevent the Free admission Of air
into the air cells, winch causes weakened
vitality through The entire system.t Then
4sagely it is more rational to expect gTeafef
n bn
The III ugs than from those administered though
the stomach: the patient will always find the
lungs free a1dEthe brtathing easy, after inhal-
E linz rdinidies. Thus inhalatIon is local rem
edy nevertheless ii acts .conStitutDnalty, and
with more p1weEaa certainly than remedies
alninisteIed BY the stomach Foproye the
pow effulsad direct influence Of this mode Of
ADMINISTRATION clioro forminhaled will entire
1x destroy sensibiiity in few minutes, para
lysng the eutife nervous system, so that a
limb may be ainputased without the slightest
pam: iuhallng the ordinary burning gas will
destroy life in few hours.
THE inhalation bf ammonia will 8ronSe the
II system when fainting OF opparently dead
The olor of many Of the medicines is percep-
tfbie in the skin few minutes after being
L inhaled, and may be Immediately detecte1in
the blood A convincing proof OF the consti-
tutional effects oflntalation, is the fact that
sickness is always produced by breathing foul
ARTS this not positive evidence that proper
Et4remedes. carefullY prepared and indicioasly
| administered through the lungs should produce
X the happiest results? DURING eighteen years
| practice many thousand suffering from dis.
eases Of the lungs and throat, have been mn
/ der my care, aud have effected many .emark
I able cures, even after The Isuffereres had been
7 pfonounced' in4the Hast stages, Which fully
satisfies me that consumption is no. longer a
/ fatal disease. My Treatment of CONSUMPTION
lsoriginal and founded on long experience and
thorough investigation MI perfect ac-
4 quaintance- with thesnatufe Of tubercses, &c,
enables die to distinguish really, the various
forms Of disease that stimulate consumption,
4 ana apply the proper rerhidies, rarely being
\ mistaken even in 4 single case. This famil-
n iaFiiv IN connectionlwith certain pathological
4 and microscopic discoveries enables me to re-
H lieye theIuhgs from the effects Of contracted
chest. 20 enlarge the chest purify the blood,
filhpart to it renewed vitality, giving enemy
and tone TO tie entire system.
Medicines with full directions sent to any
Ia patt Of the United States and Canadas by pa
II tients comm unicating their symptoms by let-s
IA trr. But the cure would be moTefcertain if the
VI paaient should pay me visit, while h would
Il give an opportunity to examine the lungs, and
ii cable me to prescribe with much greater Ger
sfftainty, and the cure could be effected without
III my seeing the patient again. "A II letters ask
fItine advice must contain poSta ge stamp 4
Id Address g. ". GRAHAM, M. d., Rex No.
N So Office, li3f F1lbert street, old No.lG9, be-
Ililow Twelfth Philadelphia, Pd. ..HF
III 4 Eorernbsr}2a, 1851. iyast.
i#-4v or ali disease, the first great Gauge, 81
HI Sprlngsfroln pegiectof Natures laws. 3
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