Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-02

DRONCHITAS, Larygitis. aud other diseases of
ID the Chest and Throat, successfully treated by
the inhalation of Medical Vapors and Powders, by
absorption and constitutional treatment, as prac
ticed at the Stuyvesant Medical Institute, New
York
The unprecedented saccess which has attended
this method of treating diseases of the lungs and
throat, has induced us to depart from our usual
course, and avail ourselves of the columns of the
Press, in order to bring to the knowledge Of such
may be laboring under, predisposed to such
affections. The dawn of brighter day has aIriv-
ed for the Consumptive the doctrine of the incura
biity Of Consumption having ut length passed
away We have induhitable proofs ip our posses
sion, that Consumption, an al its stages can be
curediin the first. by tubercular absorptions; in
the second, by the transformation of tubercale into
chalky and calcerous concretious in the third, by
ccatrce- sears Those welded to the opinions
of the past may assert that now copsuln ption
is incurahle; such behind the age, To all this
great truth must be apparent, viz: that the med-
cine inhaled in the form OF Fapor or Powder, d-
ectly into the lungs, must be more effectual than
hat taken into the stomach, where the disease
does not exist. Tne advantage of inhalation in
consumption and throat diseases is that medicine
in the form of vapor are applied directly to the
lungs where the disease exists the stomach is thus
left free to aid in restoring by administering to it
healthy, lifegiving food There is no case so hope
les that Inhalation lcU not reach! The means too
brought within the reaah of all. the manner of
| administering the Vapors being simple that the
Invalid is never required to leave home where the
hand of friendship and affection tends SO much to
aid the physici MS efforts.
The inhiling method is soot1isg safe and speedy
and consists in the administration of medicines in
such manner that they conveyed into the
lungs III the form of vupor and produce their action
AT the seat of the disease. Its practical is
-tined to reyolutionizr the opinions of the med
c. worli, and establish the entire cuva5itity of
Consumption.
IearnestIy appeal to the common sense of all
afflicted with lung diseases, to embrace the
adv antages of inhalation; and longer apply me-
,iicnes to the unoffcading stomach. claim for in
haation place among the priceless gifts that ma
ture and art hath given us, that "our days may be
long in the land,' and the only ARK OF RE-
FUGE FOR THE CGNSUM MP1IVE, a method
not only rational but simple, safe and efcacious
Such of the profession that have adopted inhala-
non have found it e5fcacious IN the highest dcgree
arrestng the progress Of the disease, and ecoring
soonders fa many desperate eases. In verify, sig
nal triumph of our art over this fell destroyer of
our species,
NoTE.-=Phy ysicians wishing 10 make themselves
acquainted with this practice, are informed that
our time being valuable, can only reply, to
ingredients usep, to such letters contain fee.
The fee i'll all cases of pulmonary affections will
be Slo, on receipt of which the necessary medicines
and instrument will be forwarded Applicants will
state age, sex, married single how long affected
if any hereditary disease exists in the family and
symptoms generally. Let the name, town and
state be plainly written. Postage for return an
swers must be enclosed. Letters when registered
by the postmaster will be at our risk All letters
must be addressed to
WALLACE MERTOUN, NJ. D.
S, NJ Institute New York City,
nov. 90; 's7-e.us