The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-30
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
CoN9UMPTI
AND ALL
DISEASES Of THE LUNGS AND THROAT
Can RI CURED BY INHALATION

N'HiCH conveys the remedies IL the cINi-
w ties In the lungs, through the air pass
lages, and coming IN direct contact with the
disease, neutralzcs the tuhercular matter, al.
lays the cough, causes "A free and easy expect.
loration, heals the lungs, purlhcs the blood.
lmparts renewed vitality To the nervous sys.
ten, giving that tone aud energy 81 indlspen.
sable for tie restoration OF health. To he able
| Ia state confidently that Consumption Is
durable 10y Inhalation, is 10 me Il source of un.
allowed pleasure. II is ~ much under the
control ui medical treatment as any othor fnr.
mldable disease; ninety out "i every hundred
cases can he cured III the first stages, and fiitv
per cent. III the second; but IN the third stage
| II is impossible 10 save more than ive per
cent, for the Lungs aie So cut up by the dis.
ease ~ T. bid defiance 70 medical skin. t>en,
uowevor, In the last stages, Inhalation atfbrus
extraordinary relief To the suffering attcndln.
this fearful scourge, which Annually DESTROYS
nlnety.ive thousand pcrsuiIs III The United
States alone; and u correct calculation shows
that of the present population uf the earth,
eighty millions arc destlhcd 10 ill the Con-
sumptive's grave.
Truly the Quiyer OF death has no arrow 50
fatal as Consumption. In all ages II has been
the great enemy of life, for IL spares neither
age nor scx, but sweeps Oh alike the brave
the beautiful, the graceful and the gifted. IN
| the help of that supreme Being from whom
cometb every good and perfect gIIt, am en'
abed To- ohcr to the afflicted u permanent and
speedy cure IN Consumption. The hrst cause
VI tuberclcs Is from impure blood, and the I'm
mediate effect produced by their deposition III
the Lungs Is To prevent the free admission ol
air into the AR cells, which causes u weakened
vitality through the entre system. Then
surely II Is more rational to expect greater
good from medicines entering the cavities oi
The Lungs than from those administered thrO
the stomach; the patient will always hnd the
Lungs Tree and the breathing easy, after in
haling remedies. Thus, inhaiatlOu Is a local
remeuy. nevertheless II acts constitutiunally
aud with more power and certainty than
.ained .es administered by the stomach. To
prove the powerful and direct influence OF this
mode OF administration, chl0rofvrn inhaled
win entirely destroy sens'6ility IN few MN
utes, paraly zing the entire nervous system, Sc
that limb may be amputated without the
slightest pain; inhallng the ordinary burning
gas VIII destroy life ina lew hours.
The ,iihs.latiOn of amOna wall rouse the sys
TEN whom ftinting or apparently dead. lhe
odUr of many Of the remedies IS perceptlble III
the skin u few minutes alter Ueng inhaled
and may be Immediately detected IN the blood
A convincing proof OF the constitutional etiects
ot inhalatiO Is the fact that sickness Is always
produced by breathing ioul arts tins moi
positive evidence that proper remedies, care
iully prepared and Judclvusly administered
through the Lungs should produce the happi
est rosultsl Daring eighteen years practice
many thousands suffering from disease ol the
Lungs and Throat, nave been under my care
ana have euected many femArkaDle cures
even alter the sufferers had been pronounced
in the last stages, which fully satisiied mt that
{ Consumption rs 10 longer lat,l disease. by
treatment OF Consumption Is original, AND
iuunued on long experience and IA thorough III
veslgation. My perfect acquaintance with
the nature of tubercles, &C., enables me to dis
tinguish, readily, the various iorins oi disease
that simulate Consumption, and apply the pro
per remedies, rarely being mistaken even IN q
single case. THIS familiarity, IN connection
with cerlain pathological and microscopic dis
ICoveries, enables me " relieve The Lungs from
the effects Of contracted CHESTS, 10 enlarge the
chest, purify the blood, impart 10 II renewed
vitality, giving energy anu tone TO the entire
system.
Medicines with full directions, sent TO any
part OF the United States and Canad.s, by pa
tients communicating their symptoms by ict
ter. But the cure would be more certain a
tho patient should pay me visit, which woui'
give AN opportunity 10 examine the Lungs
and enable me " prescribe with much greater
certainty, and then the cure could be effected
without my seeing the patieht again. All let
ters asking advice must contain II pOstag,
stamp. Address
q. w. GRAHAM, N. D.,-Box No. 53.
OPFICE, 1881 FILBERr ST., OLD No. lO9.
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