The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-12
Important D1scoyerv.r
consumption J
AND ALL M# aam r
Diseases Of Che Lungs and Throat.
Can BE
CURED ny INHALATION.

Which conveys tie remedies TO the cavities the lungs
through the air PASSAGES and coming contact
with the disease, netiizss lar matter ailsys
the cough free and easy cxprctoration heals
the sngs. purfss the pooa nparts renewed vitality 10
the nervous system, giving that energy 80 ndi.-
pensaie for the restoration Of health. Tobe ale
confidently that Cons Rnptlon il curaehy inhalati ia
to source Of nnSloyed pleasure. Ii much UNI
der the control N medical treatment any f.rmi
dale disease ninety of every hundred casss can be
cured In tlp tss stages ami fifty per the second
but ia the third stage IL Is impossible to more than
five per cent. for the hangs up by the disease
as to hid defiance t. medical skill. Even, however, In
the last stages. Inhalation affords extraordinary relief
to the suffering attending Aisfeasf1l -coarge which An
naaiy destroys ninety I've soasand persons III tire TINT
ted States alone; E.tion shov tat
the present population Of the earth eighty millions
destined TO fill the Consimftive's grave.
Truly the CULVER OF death has fa al az n
sumption. In all ages II has been the great spe,uy Of
life, furt spares neither age sweeps on alk
the brave The beautiful the graceful and the gifted.
by the help OF that suprc3e Being from cometh
every good and perfect gin. enabled offer to the
afflicted permanent and speedy ii Consunpt,on
The first Of tu5crees il from impure blood and Tie
immediate effect produced by their deposition in the
lungs prevent the free admission OF air into The air
cells, which causes weakened vitality through the en-
tire system Then surely II is rational To exprct
greater good from medicines entering the cavities III the
lungs than from those administered through the stom,cb
the patient viii always find the args free and the iy,atb
ing easy, after inhaiinr remedies. Thus InhalationI,
local remedy, nevertheless it and
with power and certainty than remedies aim;nis-
tered by the stomach. To prove the powerf,I and st
influence Of this mode Of Administrations chlorofor in
halea will entirely destroy sensilty in few irn,as
paraiyzng the entire that limb NAV
BE ampusated without the slightest PAIN nhang the or
binary burning gas will destroy life Ia few hours
The inhalation Of ammonia will the ~ stem when
tantng apparently dead. The odor Of many of the
medicines is perceptihe IN the skin In minutes an er
being inhaled. and lie Immediately detected IN IN.
blood convincing proof of the constitutional effects
OF inhalation. the fact that sickness is always rrodc "a
by breathing foul ars this positive evidence that
proper remedies carefully prepared iudiciously adj
mIistered through the lungs should produce the happ
est resutsf During eighteen years practice many th
gnds suffering from diseases of the lungs and threat
have been under my care. and have effected many RI,
markuble cures after the sufferers had cen mr.
bounced in the last stages which fully satisfies me that
consumption is longer fatal disease NV treatm.nt
Il eonsurpt is original, ard foundnd on long e,uer
ehce aud thorough invest aaiinn. Ny Perfect acnain
lance With the nature Of tuhercles &C. enables NE tn
distinguish. readily. the various form. OF disease TIM,
simulate consumption, and apply the proper remedies
rarely heing mistaken even Ia a single case This fniI,
iay in connection with certain and mcro-
SCOPE discoveries, enables relieve the lungs from
the effects OF contracted chests, enlarge the chest mn
rfs the blood, impsrt to renewed Vitality giving en.r-
~ and tone 10 the entire system.
Medicines with full directions To anr mart NJ N.
United states and Canadas ts patients onuutcainy
their symptoms by letter But the cure III ~ mere cey
tain If the patient should pay visit, which wouIa
give An opportunity TO examine the lungs and HE m
cure could he effected without my seeing the p.ten,
again All letters asking advice must contyn postage
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