The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

lXXTHICH conveys the remedies TO the cavi.
wv ties in the lungs, through the air pass
ages. and coming in direct contact with the
disease, neutralizes the tubercular matter, nj
hays tho cough, causes free and easy expect
oraton, heals the lunrs. purifes the blood,
imparis renewed vitality TO the nervous sys
TEN. giving that tone and energy SO lndispen'
sable for the restoration ofhealth. To he able
! to state confidently that Consumption Is
lcurable by inhalation. Is to me n source fun.
Ialluyed pleasure. IL Is as much under the
control ut medical treatment rs any other for.
midHhle disease: ninety out " every hundred
eases can be cured IN the first stages, and fifty
per cent. IN the second; but IN ihe third stage
III is impossible to save more than iive per
cont, Tor TIA" Lungs are 50 cut up hy the dis
oaso as to bid defiance to medical skill. Even.
however. IN the last stages, inhalation affords
extraordinary relief 10 the suffering attending
this fearful scuurgc. which annually destroys
inIncty.fvn thousand persons IN tho United
States alone: and " correct calculation shows
that uf the present population Of the earth,
eighty millions are des'inpd t- MI the Con-.
Isumptivc's 's grave.
/ Truly the quiyor of death has mo- arrow so
fatal ~ Consumption. IN all ages II has been
4 the great enemy of life, for II spares neither
age nor sCN, but sweeps OF alike the brave.
The beautiful the graceful and the gifted. By
the hclp uf that supreme Being from whom
Cumeth every good and perfect git, am en-.
ubicd tn offer Ia the afflicted u permanent and
speedy cure IN Consumption. The first ranS"
"i iuhcrclcs Is from impure blood and tho i'm
med ate effect produced by their deposition IN
the Lungs IL Ia prevent the free admission Of
al into tho airCCll-, which causes Il weakened
vitality through the entire system. Then
surely n iS moro rational to expect greater
good from medicines entering the cavities OF
the Lungs than from those administered ttru'
the siumarh the patient will always mud the
Lungs free aud tue breathing easy, after IL
hIiiug remedies. Thus, inhalation Is "a local
remedy. nevertheless IT acts cnnsutuiiuntly,
ana with more IuWcr and certainty than
r,uicd ~ administered by the stomach. To
..ruvr the puWrriul and direct influence uf tli.
mode 81 administration. Ch"rnturm inhaled
vii entirely destroy sonsib,lity M u few MIN.
u'rs. ptrily/lng the entire nervous system. ="
inst y limit NAV hp amputatcd without the
b. .,hicsi pain; nhaling the ordinary burning
pas VIII destroy lie ma lew hours.
b The inhalation ui Hmuniu will rouse tho sNS.
tenn wien i.untiug ur apparently drad. lac
'udur pi many " the remedies is pcrccptibic N
lthr skin y lew minutes amer being Inhaled.
'aId nHly be- Immediately dctcCiGd in the ll,tIi.
\ ruu, ,uciug pruuiuf the constitutional cHrct-
lot mhHidtiuu. is the fact that sickness Is always
ilrudutud by breathing foul airs this not
.gus,tyc evidence that proper remedies, care.
iulv rr'parcd and iudcousy administered
turru'li ~" Lungs should produce thc uapri.
s.i result! DJrrg eighteen wears prtril'c
.miuy thousands Suil ring from disease ol the
Lungs sad Throat, have bcou uudcr my care.
and have elected many remarkable cures.
even after the sufferers had been Pronounced
IN thr last Stages, which fully satisfied me that
Consumption Is to luugcra Idt,u dlsrHsc. My
.lTCuimrHt Of Consumption Is Original. Hnu
'i'dt,,d un long cNpcrIChcc aud Il thuruu- 70 10.
Nr~.'guliun. Ny perfect acquaintance with
jhr 'tdturr OF tuOCrciCs, SC.. enables ~" tod =
luruls'. readily. tho various forms NJ dseHs,
't,,t simulate Consumption. aud apply the pro-
per remedies, rarely being mistaken even IN a
srugir ease. TINS familiarity, m rnuucril'i
iwiti CERTAIN pathological and M Urosc"pIr d'>
r"Ncrlr~, enables me toTclieve re liit-S IRON
the ELECTS ui contracted chests, ir onlHrE" tH,
chc.t. purify the blood, lmpart rult renewcu
vitality, giving energy ard tone go the entire
~ stem.
Medicines with niil directions, sent 10 amy
ptrt vl the United states and Cand,a>, by pa
igCnls communicating their symptoms by let
Ter. GIl the cure would be- more certain !
th" patient should pay me visit, which wuul'
-iNc an opportunity to examine the Lungs
, ami enable me tu prescribe with much create
: certainty, aud then the cure could bu olicctc,
!. wilhou, my seeing the patient agaln. All let
icrS asking advice must contain Il lu-tag'
stamp. Address
G.. W. GRAHAM, VI. D.,--BuX No. 80.
OFFICE, ll3l FILBEgT 81, uID No. 100.
Bsio'c 1ir,Uh, PIiILIDELPIif.i
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