Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-27
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IMPORTANT scoYERY.
CON SON EPTT ION
And all Diseases VI lAe ..LnngS aud
and Throat Can BE GufelHby Inhalation,

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XXTHIGil conveys the renledied to the cav
mi tiles IN tile lungs, thfough tie ain. pas
snges,i and coming in d4rtctIeeathet With ttlr
Disease, nratralIzes the ,ubeGealat matter, ali
lays the cough causes a TfehH and ca sybexpec
ttArdii9n, heals The lungs, Rhrffes The blood
iigiPdrfs relieved Vitality ,otthe nervous -Sys.
tenn, giving thnt1tone and energy Id initispen-
sable for the restoration oGf health To be
allie to stae confidently thatkC Consumption is
cqfable BY inbalstion, is % nla source of un.
aloyea pleasure. 1t is DIS much under tile
control or medical treatmentaS any other for
miaabte disease;l ninety out XIII every tf0pdre1
Gases can be cured in {thesfrHt stages, and if
,tg per euai, in the secondsf batin LIE third
Stage il islmp6ssible to SaYa more than FIVE
per cent forthe Lungs are So Hattfp BY the dis
ease as to bid defiance 10 melical skill H.
Even, however, in the last ages, Inhalation
afflrds extraordinary relief tHti:e sllfTrtingaL-
tenillng this fearful scoarge,which ANNUALLY
destroys ninety five thousand PERSONS Ia the
UnitedSt1tGs alone: aud Observation-Disclosures
shows THAT of the present Reputation Or the
earth, eighty millions, are destined to nil the
coiisuInp,lye,s grave. fE Hill
Truly the CULVER Of deashhas no arrow so
fatal as Consumption. In all agesEts has been
the great enemy VI life, forl Nd spares neither
age nor sex, but sweeps otfalIke The brave, the
beaHtltnl, the graceful aud the gifted. IL the
heip ofIthe Supreme Being frpin vi hem cdmeth
every good and perfect gin, / faf6 enabled TO
offer to the afflicted permanent and speedy
cure in Consumption. TThH EtstIcause er til.
bercles is flom impure blood, and the imme-=
diate effect produced by their deposition in the
lungs is to prevent the free admissson of air
into the@air cells, which causes a Wea kened
vitality through the entire system. Then
surely it is more rational toAfexptct grea ter
good from medicines entering the cavities or
The 4lnngs than from those athnfai stored though
the Stomach, the patient willIalways find the
lungs free and the breathing ea$g, after inhal-
ing Femides.. Thus, inhalation is a local rem
edy3neSertheless ii acts conStitutionally, and
withaniore power and certainly than remedies
administered by the stomach ~ prove the
powerful and direct influencesnf this mode or
administration, chloroform inhaled win entire
~ destroy sensibiIity IN fewminutes, para.
1ysing the entire nervous system, so tbata
limb may be amputated without the slightest
paln:a iuhaling the ordinary bsiIning gas win
destroy life in "a few hours. HEE@EE
q The inhalation of alnmoniaflWill rouse the
system when fainting or appafently dead
The odor of many Of the medicines is pereep-
tible lin the skin a few minutes after being
inhaled, and may be Immediately detected in
the blood A convincing proof Of the consti-
tutloIal effects of inhalation, Is the fact thai
sickness is always produced byFbTeathing foul
air--is this not positive evidence that proper
remedies, carefully prepared and judiciously
administered through the lungs should produce
the happiest results2 During eighteen years
Practice many thousand, suffering from dis
eases 5of the lungs and throat, have beenun-
der my care, and have eaected1naRy femark-
able cures, even after the Sufferers had been
pronounced in the last. stages, which fully
satisfies me that consumptfonIis no longer q
fatal disease. Mytreatment ofticonsumption
isoriginal and founded on ong experience and
a thoEough Investigation. MY perfect ac-3
quaintance with the nature of tnherc'e Be-
enables me to distinguish, really, the various
forms ef disease that acknowledgements
and apply the proper remidiesj rafely being
mistaken even in a single eaSe This famil-
iarty, In connection with certain pathological
and microscopic discoveries, enables me to re-
lieye the lungs from the effects ofcontracted.
chest, TO enlarge the chest, purify the blood.
impaytS to it renewed vitality, giving energy
and tonesto theleutiSe system.
I Medicines with fun airectlons sent to any
part Of the United States and Eanadas By pa
tients communicating their symptoms by let
ter. But the cure would be more certain if the
patient should pay me a visit, which would
give an opportunity to examine the lungs, and
enable me to prescribe with much greater eer-
tainty, and thelcure could be effected without
my seeing the patient again. AlIIetters ask
ing advice must contain q pnsta RI stamp
q Address q. w. GRAHAM, AZ. ID, Box No.
So. Office, l3i Filbert street. old No. 100, be-
low Twelfth, Philadelphia, Pa.
November "a, 1857. iY33i.