Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
IMPORTANT DlSE0VEY.
CONSUMPTION
AND ALL
DISEASES OF.THE LUNGS & THROAT
Cured BY Inhalation,

NNHICH conveys the remedies 10 the cavities
w OF the luug- through the air pslssage com
ing in direct contact with the disease. neutraiizcs
the tubeTcular matter. allays the cough causes a
free and easy expectoratInn. heats the lungs. pur
res the blood. mpart> renewed vitality to the
nervous system. giving that tone and energy IN
dlspensabe for the restoration of health. To he
able to state confidently that Consumption i Gu
rable b. inhalation l. To 4 source OF uuallovei
pleasure 1t Is as much under tie control of nledi-
cal treatment any o~hsr formidable disease
ninety out of every hundred C:ses can be cured in
the hrst stages and fifty per cent in the second; but
IN the thrti stage t J. = impossible to more than
hive per cent, for the lungs cut up BY the dis
ease as II hid defiance to medical skill. Lyen,
however. III the last stages inhalation affords
traOrdnary relief 10 the suffering at; gudny this
fearftl scourSe which annually destroys ninety five
thousand persons in the United States alone; and
correct calculation shows that of the present pop
ulatlon of the earth, eighty millions are destined
TO NIL the Consumptiyes grave.
Truly the quiver Of death has DO arrow 80 fatal
as Consumption. Ia all ages it has been the great
enemy Of le, for II spares neither age nor sex, but
sweeps of alike the brave, the beautiful the grace
ful and gifted BY the help Of that supreme being
from whom cOmeth every good and perfect gift
am enabled to ofcE 70 tie afflicted q pernlauent and
speedy cure n Consumption The fra cause of tu-
bercIes Is from impure blood, and the immediate c
feet produced by their disposition in the lungs is to
prevent the free aAussioh OF air into the al ce s
"hich causes weakened vitality through the entire
system Then surely It Is more rational ID expect
greater good from medicine, entering. tie cavities
OF the lungs than from those administered through
the stomach; tLe patient viii aw.iys ind the lungs
free and the breathing easy after nlalil eniedies.
thus, inhalation a, a !Uc..l remedy. nevertheless it
acts consttutIonaily, and with power and
talnty than remedies administered by the stomach.
10 prove the powerful. and direct influence of this
mode Of administration, cioTof'rm inhaled viii en
tlrely destroy Seu-biity in a few minutes parayz-
ln5 the entire nervous system that limb may
be Tmputatrd without the slightest uaiu inhalng
the ordinary burning gas wilI destroy life in few
hours.
The inhalation of ammonia will rouse the system
when i,Intlng or apparently dead The olor oi
many ot many o the medicines is pprceptbe in the
AKIN few minutes after being inha ed aud may be
immediately detected IN the blood. : convincing
proc: of the constitutional effects Of Inhalation Is the
tact mat sickness !s always produced by breathing
foui ar-is tins not positive evidence that proper
remedies, carefully prepared and uGicousiy admin
Etered through the lungs should produce the hap
pest results. During eighteen years practice many
tlousir- suffering from disease Of the lungs am
throat, have been un.Cr nay care and have effect
ed many remarkable cures, after the sufferers
had been pronounced il the last stages which fully
satisfies me that consumption Is No longer a fata
disease. Ny treatment of consumption i Original
and founded on long experience and a thorough Il
fssuSatlOn My perfect acquaintance with the IA
tue e: s-i'--cL.-S. dc, enables 10 distinguish
readily the variou- fdTinSui diseases that simulate
cons Cinpti0n, and apply the the T,,f.vF rem edies
rarely being mistaken even in a single case ,h
familiarity, IN cuoHecton with certain patholozics
and microscopic discoveries. enables To relicv,
the lungs from the effects Of contracted chests I.
enlarge the chest, purify the blood mpart TO ii re
neWed vitality. giving energy and tone 10 the en
tire system.
Medicines with full directions sent Ia any part o
the United States and Canada, by patients comnIu
mcatlng their symptoms b. letter. But the cur,
would be more certain ii the patient should pay II,
visit, which would give an oa!STtupity to exam
IN. the lungs and enable .cribe with Tnucl
greater certainty and then the cure could be etfect
ed without ny seeing the patient again. All lei.
tiers asking advice must contain postage stamp
address - W. GRAHAM D.
Box No. 53 offige. II3l Filbert street old No lga
below twelfth, Philadelphia, Pa
nov -, '57-ly