The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-16
ImPO ORTANT DIS COvER Y.
l CONSUMPTION
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Diseases Of the Lungs and Throat.
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CURED BY INHALATION.
Which conveys the remedies to the cavities IN the
lung, through the All passages and coming IN d.
rect contact with the disease, neutraizeS the tuber
cular matter. allays the cough, causes free and
easy expectoratiOn, heals The lunes, puTlhes the
blood, impars renewed vitality to the nervous sys
tenn giving that tone and energy so Indispensable
for the restoration Of health. To be able TO state
confidently that Consumption is durable By inhaa'
ton, is 10 me source Of unalloyed pleasure. Itrs
as much uader the control Of medical treatment as
any other formidable diseases ninety, out OF eveTy
hundred cases be cured In the first stages, and
fifty per cent in the second; but in the third stage
il is impossible save than FIVE per cent. for
the Lungs are so cut up by the disease to bid de-
lance 10 medical skill Even, however, in the last
stages Inhalation affords extraordinary relie TO the
suffering attending this fearful scoufge, which
nualiy destroys ninty five thousand persons in the
United States aone;and correct calculation shows
that Of the present population OF the earth, eighty
millions destined TO I'LL the Consumptive's grave.
Truly the quiyer Of death has no arrow so fatal
as Consumption In all agesit hns been the great
enemy of life for il spares neither age nor sex, but
sweeps off alike the brave the beautiful the gface-
full and the gifted. BY the help of the Supreme Be-
ing from whom comeih every good and perfect gift
am able to offer the afflicted a permanent and
speedy cure in Consumption. The first cause of
tubercles is impure blood. and the immediate ef-
feet produced by this deposition in the lungs is to
prevent the free admission 81 the air into the air
| cells, which causes weakened vitality through
the entire system. lien surely II is more rational
to expect greater good from medicines entering the
cavuties Of the lungs tbnn from those administered
through the stomach the pa tient will always find
the lungs free and the breathing easy, after inhalnc
remedies. Thus, Inhalation is a local remedy, new
| ertheess it acts consttutionally, and with more
power and certainly than remedies administered by
the stomach. To prove the powerful snd direct in
| flnence of this mode of administration chIoroform
| inhaled will entirely destroy sensibility in few
minuteg, parayzing the entire nervous system. SO
n n nh OlSN tod fha eIiUhf.
EFT pain; inhalng the ordinary burning gas will
destroy life in few hours. t ts-.r-
| The inhalation of ammonia will rouse the system
when fainting or apparently dead. The odor of ma
ny Of the medicines is perceptible in the skin few
minutes after being inhaled, and may be immediate
ly detected in the blood. convincing proof OF the
constitutional effects Of inhalation, is the fact that
sickness is always produced by breathing foul air.
is this not positive evidence that proper remedie
carefully prepared and judiciously administered
through the lungs should produce the happest
sul,s2 During eighteen years practice many thou
sands, suffering from diseases of the lungs and
thtoat, have been under my care, and have afec.
fed many remarkable cures, even ritter the sufferers
had been pronounced in the last stages, which fully
satisfies me that consumption is no longer fatal
disease. My treatment OF consumption is original,
| and tunded on long experience and Thorough in
vesgaiion. My perfect acquaintance with the ma
ture Of tubcrcles &c, enables me te distinguish,
readily, the various forms of disease hat slim muate
consumption, and apply the proper remedies, raiely
being mistaken even in single case. This fumil.
inrlty in connection with eeltain pathological and
microscopic discoveries enables me to relieve the
lungs from the effects of contracted chests, en-
large the chest purity the blood impart to itrenew-
ed vitality, giving energy and tone to the entire
system. &
Medicines with full directions sent to any part oi
the United States and Canada by patients commr-
nirnting their symptoms by letter. But the cure
would be more certain if the patient should pay
a visit, which would give an opportunity to exam
inc the lungs and enable me TO prescribe with great
or certainty and then the cure could be effected with
out my seeing the patient again. All letters asking
advice must contain a postage stamp.
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