The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-28

DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND Ih30hT
ARE Positively
CEGABEE ET INHALATION,
BETHICu conveys the remedies to the covi-
w ties il h. lung3 through the air pas5a-
gc,, 2AI coming IN direct contact with tie
disease. ncutrll.Za5 the tubcrcujar matter, al
lays lie cough, causes free and easy expec-
torat.oa, heals The lungs, y1rifes the blood,
imrarts renew cd vitality 10 the nervous system,
giving clay tone and energy so Indispensable
Tor the restoration Of health. To be able to
state confidently that Consumption IS curable
bv inhalation, IS 10 me source Of unalloycd
pleasure. L IS rs much under the control Of
medical treatment as Gnv other formidable
disease ninety cut of every hundred cases
can he cured in the first stages, and fifty per
cent. in the second but in the third stage it
i impossible to save more than five per cent,
tor the Lungs are so cut up by the disease IS
u bid seUance 20 medical skill. Even, how
ever, in the last stage5, Inhalation affords ez-
lraordiuary relief to the suffering attending
this fearful scourgc, which annually destroys
n;uc.y-fre thousand persons in the United
states alone; and correct calculation shows
that of the present population of the earth,
eighty millions ere destined 10 fll thc Con-
sum gtire's graves.
Truly The culver Of death has no arrow 90
fttat a5 Consumption. In al, ages it has been
the great cn-ny OF life, TOR it spares neither
ase, nor eey. b,re svccus or alike tie brave
III. beautiful. tho rr.rclul ana tie gifted. b.
the hello uf that Saprgme Beinr from whom
c9mc-u every roJI and rerfect Gift, am en-
ahJ.ed to Offer 10 the afflicted a permanent
and speedy cure in Consumption. The first
cause IF tG5crcics IS from impure blood and
the imac Late effect produced by their depo-
.Ifio3 in me lang3 IS 10 prevent the free ad-
mission OF mir MO the air cells, which causes
a weaker. ID ri. .lftr through ,ne entire system.
Tncl surely * = more falUaal o cxbect great
er goo from medicine, en.es:ng the cavities
o. inc lung than fon those administered
t1.olcl the stomach the patient VIII always
find IN. lungs free aad The breathing easy, af-
tcr lla!iag remedies. Thus, Inhalation !, s
10 al remetE, nevertheless it acts constitution
ally. a4d wi,h more po"er and certainty than
remedies administered by the stomach. To
Prove .hn powerful AMI direct in1ucuce Of this
tai5 mod. Of administration chloroform
.Ha2led win cn-lIeiy destroy seusib-lity in q
tsT m.n1tcs, p1raiyzing the cntirc nervous
system 90 that a i.IaJ n.ay b1 am 2Etatcd with
oIt inc s. gitc,t ain: lnhal:n5 the ordinary
hagaiag gas H,ll destroy lie III Il few hours.
Tl' .uaai'.ion ct amnonia VII rouse the
system w.ieu la.nl.uc or apparently dead. The
odo. OF mans OF th- medicines IS pcrceptibls
in the shru few minutes after being inhaled,
tnl ma, be INN ID a.ely detected in the blood
\ coay nciug noJt of tnc constitution i effects
OF iuaala..ou is tae fact that sichness IS a.
ways produced By breathing foul airs not
this positive evidence that proper remedies,
carefully prepared nj jddIciodsly admin.-
tered tno1gh ih5 lung sh'ulI produce .t, the
nr5E..cc man, jo,sanIt sulr..ng from dis
ease. ease OF tn. Jung ana th-oat, have been un-
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