Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
In.poRTANE DISCO VERY
cor sUMPTIoN
CURED By INHALATION.
- 5fa5i - ii AND ALL, (
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND THR9AT


which conveys The remedies to the cavities Il, the
lunas, through the air passages, and coming in
direct contact with the disease, neutrazes the tu-
bercular matter allays the cough, Gauges res and
easy c1pEctoTation, heals the lungs. purified the
blood iniharts renewed vitality the nervous sys-
Yer he rttoratiSn of health 10 be able to state
Son fdentIy that GonsuInptionis durable by nhal-
f;n, Ia * me a source of uualIoyed pleasure II
Ia Ms ilIlcE under the control of medical tSeatmen
as any Sthef formidable disease; ninety out of
cry hundred can be cured in the first stages,
and ftv per cent in the second but in the third
sta g it Is impossible than FIVE per
for the Iun gs cot up by the disease TO id
defiance is medical skill Even. however, in the
last sta , Inhalation affords extraordinary relief
to the suffering. attending this fearful scourge,
which annuaIly destroys ninety-fve thousand per-
sons in the United States alone aGd correct call
cuIation shows TINT of the present population of the
Garth eighty millions are destined 10 fill the Con-
suInptiycS grave.
Truly the CULVER ofdeath has no arrow sofataI
as Consumption. In all ages it has been the great
enemy Of rife for it spares neither age nor SEX but
sweepsyof alike the brave, the beautiful, the gGacc-
fnl and the gifted. BY The help of that Supreme
Being from whom coIneth every good and perfect
rift am enabled &c offer to the afflicted pernan
Snt and speedy cure in Consumption. The frat
cause oftI6ercles is from impure blood, ami the
immediate effect produced by their deposition in
the luugsis TO prevent the free admission of air iu
to the cells, which causes weakened vitality
through the entire system" Then surely it is more
rational re expect greater good from nedIcIuCs c-
tering the cavities of the luu es than from those
lnlnisiercd through the stomach the patient
slwa rs find the lungs free and the breathing Easy,
after irhalliug remedies Thus, inhalation is n
local remedy, neverthclessit acts col.situtiunay,
and with more power and eTtainty than remedies
administered By the stomach To- prove the pow
crful and dircctiniuence of this nude of admins
tratiorl, chorofor,n inhaled will entirely destroy
sensibiiity few rninules. paraIy ling The entire
nervous system, so that a limb may be amputatcd
! without the slightest pain i.lFal19 the ordinary
burning gas viii destroy life in few hours.
! The inhjlation of ammonia will rouse the system
| when iaiutrng or apparently dead. The oder OF
many of the medicines Is pei ceptibc in the skin
| few minutes after being inhaled, and may be i'm
mediately detected in the blood. A convincing
proof of the constitutional effects of inhaatOr, is
the fact that sickness is always produced by breath
ing foul airs this not positive evidence that proper
remedies. carefully prepared and ludiciOusly adj
| happest results? During eighteen years practice
!, many thousands, suffering from diseases of the
| lungs and throat, have been under ny.carc, and
have elected man remarkable cures, tcr the
sufferers have been in the last stages which fully
satisfies that it is no longer fatai disease NV
treatment of co sumption Is orig .nal, and founded
| on long experience and Thorough InrestisRtiOn
| My perfect acquaintance with the nature of tuber-
cles, Sc. enables me to distinguish, readily the
/ various forms of disease that stimulate consump
ton, and Lpply the proper remedies, rarely being
| mistaken even in single case. Thams iliaritY,
in connection with certain pa biological
cope discoveries, enables me II relieve the lungs
from the elects of contracted chests TO enlarge the
chest, purify the blood, Part it renewed vitali-
| ty giving energy a;d lone t0 the entire system
Medicines with fall directions sent tJHry part of
the United Stntesand Canadas by patients commu.
ncating their SYMPTOMS by letter but the curcwould
be more certain if the patient should pay Wis.
it, which would give an opportunity TO examine
the luprs, and enable me to prescribe with much
greater certainty, and then the cure could be afec
| ted without my seeing the patient again. AlllCt-
tcrs asking advice must contain a postag stamp.
Address
| G. W. GRAHAM, NJ. D.,
Box No. So.
Ofice,1I31 FiIbcrt Street, old No. 1o9,
Below Twelfth.
Philadelphia, Pa
! November g. 1851