The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-04
IMPORTANT RIscOvEKYl
z 2)CONSUMiRTION~
DI.ease. or .he Laag. .aaa Threai,

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CURED BY INHALATION.
which conveyslhe remedies 70 The cavities IN the
lupg7 through the ar passages, and coming In d.
rect contactit the disease, neutral izes the tuber
cular matter, allays The coSgh, causes Tree qnd
easv expectoraIion, heals the luugs, PARTIES ,he
blood iHpafts retew wed vitality TO ths nervous sys-
TEN giving that tone and energy. sodndisPensabie
for the restoration oi health. To be able TO state
confidently that Consumption Is cnraoie oy ihh9aie
ton, is to me source Of unalloyed pleasurea rs
as much uader Ihe control Of medical ireaunent as
any other formidable disease; ninety out oil every
hundred cases can be cured in the lrsi stages, and
fty per cent in the second but in the third stage
il is impossible to more than five per cent or
the LHags cut up by the disease as TO bid de-
lance 10 medical skill. Even, however, lin tho last
stages. Inhalation affordsexraordinary relie to the
suffering attending this fearful scourge which an
nuay destroys ninty-fye thousand persons in the
United States aone;and correct calculation shows
that OF the present population OF the earth, eighty
millions destined TO fill the Consumptiyes grave
II Truly the culver of death has no arrow so fatal
as Consumption. In all ages il has been the great
onemy of life, for it spares neither age sex but
sweeps off alike the brave, the beautifu the grace
full and the gifted BY the help OF the Supreme Be-
ing from whom cometh every good aud perfect glit,
& am able to offer TO the afflicted permanent and
| speedy cure in Consumption. The first cause OF
tubercles is impure blood. and the immediate eff
feet produced hy this deposition in the lungs Is 70
prevont the free admission Of the air into the air
9 cells, which causes a weakened vitality through
the entire system. Then surely 1t is more rational
to expect greater good from medicines entering the
cavuties Of the lungs than from those as minlstered
through the stomach; the pa tient will always hnd
the lungs free and the breathing easy, after inhainc
remedies Thus, Inhalation is local remedy, new
s ertheess it acts constituuonally, and with more
power and certain. than remedies administered by
T. the stomach TO prove the powerful snd direct in
fluence of this mode of administration, choroorm
4 inhaled will entirely destroy sensbilny in few
: ninutea, paralyzing the entire nervous system sc
that limb may be amputaied without the slight
est pain; inhaling the ordinary burning gas VII
n destroy lille in few hours
|. The inhalation of ammonia viii rouse the system
when faintingo or apparently dead. The odor OF ma
= ny uf the medicines is perceptible in the skina lev
minutes after being inhaled, and may be INN ediate
u y detected in the blood convincing proof Of tn
/. constitutional effects of inhalation. is tho fact iha
N sickness is always producedby breathing foul air
is this not positive evidence that proper remedies
II carefully prepared and judiciously administere
d through the lungs should produce the happies re
t. sulsl During eighteen years practice many thou
re sands suffering from diseases OF The lungs an
thtoai, have been under my care, and have attec
m fed many remarkable cures, even ter the sufferer
es had been pronounced in the last stages, which full
ia satisfies me that consumption is no longer fut'
I'd disease. My treatment OF consuinptonls orlgnla
8, and undad on long experience and ahorodgh IN
ny vesgalion My perfect acquaintance with the ma
ture of tubcrcles, a. c., enables me to distinguish
Isl readily the various forms of disease hat stimula
consumption, and apply the proper remedies, rate
n being mistaken even III single case, ms iaml
n iarlty, in connec lion with certain pathological ar
n microscopic discoveries, enables me to relieve
n lungs from the effects of contracted chests, TO e
us large the chest purify the blood impart to reney
ed vitality, giving energy and tone to the EMU
system.
Medicines with full! directions sent to any part
h Tie United states dCanada by patients comm
III nirang their syI ms by letter. But the Gu
IL would be more ceituin ii the patient should pay
= visit which would give an opportunity to exai
u, inc the lungs, and enable me 10 prescribe with gref
g er certainty and then The euro could be effected wit
rv. out my seeing the patient again. All letters ask
y advice must contain pootage stamp.
ADDRESS +. l.
- G.. w. GRAHAM, WI. I'D.
Box No SO. Office, 1891, Filbert Street, old No Il
Below Twelfth,
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