Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
CONSUMPTION,

C0NSUMP1 ION,
A Nd ALL DISEASES OF TIE LUNGS AND
n THROAT positively curable by Inhalation,
which conveys the remedies TO the cavities in the
lungs through the air passages and COMING in direct
with the disease, ueutraliZrs the tb"IculBr
allays the cough causes free and easy eApcc
oration, heals the lungs, purifes the blood, IN paris
renewed vitality 10 the nervous system giving that
and energy Indispensable for III" restoration
health 10 be- able to state confidently that Consunp
ton is curable by Inhalation, II 10 me source Of amt
loyed pleasure. IL is as much under the control OF
medical treatment as any other formidable disease
ninety out of every hundred cRscs can be cured in the
first stages aud my per cent III The second hut in the
rd stage IL is impossible 20 save more than five per
cent Tor the lungs are so cut up by the disease TO
bid defiance 10 medical skill Even, however. IN The
last stages, inha ation affords extraordinary relief
the suffering attending this fearful scOurgc, which
nually destroys ninety FIVE thousand persons N the
United States alone and correct calculation shows
lions rc des,ined 10 Hi the consmr,iye's rraye
Truly the quiveT Of death has no arrow fatal
Of HE ior il spares neither age nor SEX but sweeps
OF alike The brave, the beautiful the graceful and the
gifted By the help Of Mat supreme Reing .from whom
offer TO the afflicted permanent and speedy cure in
Con sumption The first cause Of fubcrclcsi from I'M
pure hlcod and the immediate effect produced by their
deposition in the lnpgs 10 prevent the free admission
ofair into The air ceiis which causes weakened vita
lily through the entire system. Then surely tits more
ratona to expect greater good from medicines entering
the cavities of the lungs than from those administered
through the stomach the patient Will always find The
lungs free and the breathing easy after inbang rene.
dies Thus inhalation is local remedy, nevertheless
II acts eonslitutionaly and with more power aud
tany than remedies lnisteredby the stomach. TO
prove the powerful and direct influence this mode OF
administration chlorotorm inhaled will entirely de-
strOy scnsiblity few minutes, para wing the en-
tire nervous system, that limb may be ampuaied
without the slightest pain Inlanng the Ordina hum
| irg gas will destroy life in few hours.
The inhalation OF ammonia viii rouse the system
when f0ining or apparently dead. The odor OF many
of the medicines is pGTccpthle in the skin few min
utes after being inhaled and may he Immediately de
ccled in the blood. cOnvincngproOf Of lhe consti.
tuona effects ofinhalaon is the fact that sickness s
always produced by breathing fOul air. Is not this
positive evidence mat proper remedies, carefully pre
pared and judciOusy administered through the lungs
should produce the most happy resulis2 During eieh
teen years practice, many thousands sdlenng from
diseases OF the lungs and throat have been under nv
care and have effected many remarkable cures even
AFTER the sufferers had been pronounced IN the la .
stages winch fully satisfies that consumption is no
longer fatal disease. My treatment Of consumption
is original and founded on long experience and tho
rough investigation. My perfect acquaintance with
readily, the various forms of disease that smuia
consumpton. and apply the proper remedies, rarely
being mistaken even in single This familiarity
IN connection with certain pathological and mcIosCo
pic discoveries, enables me To relieve the lungs from
the efects Of contracted chests TO enlarge the
purify the blood, mpaTl TO il renewed vitality giving
energy and tone TO the entire system.
Me leines with fun directions sent To any pert OF
the UN.Rd States and Canatas by patients communi.
eating their symptoms by lcIior Bui The cure would
be more certain If the patient should pay me a VISIT,
wren would give me an opportunity 10 examine the
lungs and enable me 10 prescribe with much greater
certainty and then the cure could be effected wthou;
| G. W GRAHAM, NJ D.,
Office, ll3l FrLnERT street (old No. 1927
/ Below Twelfth, Philadelphia, Ia
July H. 1871 {NiaTcn Al