The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-01
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DISEASES nf NE LUNGS ANT. InRpA1z =
Can DE CURED BY ilDAALAflOIl

NJHICH conveys the remedies to the cavi.
Il w ties In the lungs. through the air pass
lages, aud coming IN direct contact with the
\ disoase, ntutralizes the iubercplAr matter. al.
layathe CVrrgh, causes n ffec and easy expect.
dration, heals the lungs. putiies the blood
litnparts renewcd vitality to the nervous sys.
tenn, giving that tone and energy so md spen-
sable for tho restoration ofheaith. To be able
To state confidently that Consumption is
durable by inhalation, Is 20 me II source Of un.
lloyed pleasure. II is as much under the
control OF medical treatment rs any other FOR.
inidabe disease; ninety out of every hundred
cases can be cured ~ the first stages, aud flfty
per cent IN the second; but IN the third stage
~ IN Impossible tu save more than five per
cent, fdr the Lungs are So cut up by the dis.
Iease Ms tu bid defiance ia medical skin. Even,
hoSete'i In the last stages, inhalation affords
extraordinary relief to the MISUNDERSTANDING
This fearful scourgc, which annually destroys
uinrty.nve thousand persons IN tho United
states alOuo; and a correct calculation shows
iht ni tho present population Of the earth.
eighty millions ifro destined TO 6lI the Con.
isumptive's grave.
Truly the quivcr of death has no arrow so
fatal ms COnSumptivn. la all ayes IT has bOen
the great enemy ~ life. For II spares Mother
age nor sey,. bni sweeps of aliko the brave.
HE beautiful. the graceful and The gifted. By
the help "f that supreme Being from hon,
cmncth every good 'uid perfect cin, am on.
ablCd tn offer tU the afflicted Il peItnaucnt and
SPEEDY cure ~ CONSUMPTION. Tie first caus"
loi tuherGles u IRON impure blood. aud the I'm.
lmcdHuc cFGct ptOdnced I,y their deposition iu
the Lungs Is to prevent ,lio Tree admission vt
air into the air cells, which causes II weakened
vitality through tho entire system. Then
shicIl " ~ more rational 10 expect greater
good from medicines entering the cavities OF
the Lungs than from those admlu stored thro'
the stomach; the patient viii always ind the
bunl,s ftce and the breathing easy. after ~
lutlinS remedies. Thus, inhalation IL u local
remedy, nevertheless II acts constiiniinnnlly,
iand with more power aud certainty than
remedies administered by tho stunHtth. To
prove the powerful and direct influence rr This
mode oi administration. chIproinrfn inhaled
viii entirely destroy scnsibilty IN Il i,rw min.
uics' paraly Ling the entire nervous system. So
that "A limb may be alnptii.ued without tl.
slightest pain: inbahns the ordinary burning
gas VIII destroy lliC in u low huurS.
The Inhalation Ui amOnia Will rouse the sys.
tom when thnting Or apparently dead. The
ud"r NJ many oi the remedies Is pcrcepttblc in
4 the skin Icw minutes alter being inhaled,
and may bcinnuo odialely detected IN tho blood.
a convincing pruOfoftho constitutional effects :
OI 1ihala,ion, ,S the iirt that sickness Is always
produced by breathing hul air--is tins not
positive evidence that proper remedies, care.
| fully prepared aud iudlriuusly administered
through the Lungs should produce The happi.
est results! During eighteen years practice
nHny thousands, suffering from disease ut the
Lungs and Throat, have been under nv care.
and have effected many remarkable cures.
lcNtH Nlltr tue SuHcftfN nti bttll pronounced
4 ia tho last stages, which iully satisfied me that
] Consumption IL no longer u fatal disease. NV
I treatment oi Consumption is original, and
Founded on long experience and II thorough IN
INcstgtli"n. My perfect acquaintance with
the udtur" oi tuhercles, &C., enables me to dis
tnguislI, readily, the various forms Ul disease
that simulate Consumption, aud apply the pro-
per remedies, rarely being mistaken even IN Il
single ease. This familiarity, IN connection
lwitli certain pathological and microscopic dis
|cUN"rcs, enables me to- relieve the Lungs from
the effects uf contracted chests, 10 enlarge the
lchcSt. purify the blood, imI,art To- 1t renewed
vitality, giving energy a III tone to the entire
system.
! Medicines with full directions, sent to ANY
part ui the United States and canad,~. hy pa
urnts communicating their symptoms by let
Ter. But the care would he NOR" certain II
the patent should pay mc visit w.uri, would
sNc an opportunity To examine tN" Lungs.
and enable me tD prescribe withmuch greater
certainty, and then tho cure could bc effected
without my seeing the patIcnt ag.tin. Al l"i'
tiers asking advice must contain Il postage
stamp. Address
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