Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-05-05
INHALATION In CONSUMPTION.

DRONCHITIs, LARYNGiNTis, mud other
ID Diseases VI The Chcsi Hud Throat sncce"
fully treated by the Inhalation of Mciicatod
Nnport and powders, by nbsorbtion and constitu
tiuua treatment a. practiscd ut The suytetant
Medical Institute, New York city.
The UspREcEpGSrrp SUcCrss which has A.
tended this method of creating diseases of the
Lungs and Throat has induced NJ 10 depart from
our usual course, and avail ourselves Of tho col-
umns Of the press, in order 10 bring Il 10 the
knowledge Of such as may be laboring under, or
predisposcd 10 such affections. The dawn OF u
brighter day has at length arrived for the Con-
sumptive the doctrines Of the ncurnbiliiy Of
consumption having at length passed sway. We
have indubitable proofs in our profession TnAr
Cos.usPfioS ~ ALL ITS STAGES CAN NJ CuREn, in
the first BY tuterculer ABSORPTION; in the second,
BY tn. transformations Of the tpberculc into cha-
XIV and cslcsrcOur coucrctions in the third, by
cica,ric.e or scars Those welded to the opin-
ions Of the psst may assert, that even uOw con-
sumption is iucurable; such are bchiud tho age
To all this grcst truth must be apparent viz -
that the medicines inhaled in the form or Nap0r
or powder directly into the lungs, must he much
moro effective than that taken into the Stomach,
where the disease does does not exist. The adj
vantage Of Inhalation in Consumption q Throat
Diseases is, that medicine in the form of Napoi
is applied directly TO the lungs, where the discasC
exists the stomach is thus left free to MD in re-
storing her th, by administering to it healthy nnd
life-giving food There is no case so hopeiessfhd
Inhalation ,oiH not cure. The means, too, ar,
brought within the reach Of ull tho manner o,
administering the yapors being so simple that III,
invalid is never required to leave home, where
the hand Of affection tends so much to aid the
physician s efforts
The Inhalation. method is soothing, safe and
ready and consists in the administration of med
icine in such n manner, that they are conveyed
into the Lungs in the form Of Vnpor, and produce
their action at the seat of disease. It's practical
is destined to revolutionize the opinions Of
the medical world and estaJiith the entire curdbH-
ity Of Consumption.
l earnestly appeal to tho comman sense of all
afil' cted with Lung diseases, to embrace at once
the advantage of Inhalation, and no longer apply
medicine to the unoiiending stomach. | claim
for Inhalation place among the priceless gifts
that rature and art hath given us, that "our day
may be long in the land" and as the only ark Of
safety for the Consamptire n method net only
rational, Jm simple and eficdcioUs.
Such of the profession that have adopted lnha-
laton have found il e6fcdcioHr ia The highest de-
gree arresting the progress efthe disease aud
king ,uonders ia many desperate cases, in verify,
a signal triumph of our art over this fell destroy
er of our species.
NorE-Phystcinns wishing to make themselves
acquainted with the practice, are informed that
our time being valuable, we can only reply, as to
ingrediants used. to such letters that contain a
fee.
The fee in all eases of Pulmonary Alice ctions
will be $40 on receipt of which the necessary iu-
struments and medicines will be forwarded. Ap-
plicants will state age, sex, married or single,
how long affected, if any hereditary disease ex-
Isl. iu the family, and symptoms generally. Let
the name town and State be plainly written
Postage for return answer must be enclosed. Let
ters when registered at our risk
All letters must be addressed to
WALLACE : MERT0UN. NJ. D.,
S. NJ. Institute, New York.
Nov. II, 1876 m.