The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
CON SUM PTIoN
AND ALL
DISEASES or THE LUNGS AND THROAT
CAN BIZ CURED BY INHALATION

bnW I'D uUAbU III lNuHIH UU
TTHICH conveys the remedies TO the cavi
w ties In the lungs, through the air pass
ages, and coming in direct contact with tht
diseass, noutralizes the tubercular matter nj
LAYS the cough, causes II free and easy expect
ordtion, heals the lungs, purnes tho blood
limparts removed vitality to the nervous sys
TEN, giving that tone and energy so mdspen
sable for the restoration ofhealth. To be able
TO state confidently that Consumption Is
curable by inhalation, is Ia me source Of un
allowed pleasure. II is as much under the
control OF medical treatment as any other for
midable disease; ninety out OF every hundred
cases can he cured IN the first stages. and ffty
per cent. In the second; but IN tho thlrd stage
liz Is impossible to save more than Ave pet
cent, for the Lungs are so cut up bv tho dis.
ease as To- bid defiance tu medical SKIN. Even,
however in the last stages, inhalation affords
extraordinary relief to the suffering attending
this fearful scourge. which annually destroys
ninety-hve thousand persons IN the Unlled
States alone: and Il correct calculation show.
that Of the present population of the earth,
eighty millions are destined 10 I'LL tue Con
sumptive's grave.
Truly the quver Of death has no arrow 81
fatal rs Consumption. In all ages II has been
the great enemy ur life, for II spares neither
age nor sox, but sweeps on alike the brave
the beautiful. tho graceful and the gifted. by
the help of that supreme Being from whom
COmcth every good and perfect gin, AN en-
ahlcd to offer to- the afflicted permanent and
speedy cure IN Consumption. TIC first cause
ot tubcrclcS IL from impurc blood. aud the i'm
mediate effect produced hy their deposition ii
the Lungs is tU prevent the free admission n
air into the air coils, which causes u weakened
vitality through the entire system; Thcf
surely II is more rational To expect greater
good from medicines entering the cavities u
the Lungs than from those administered thrn
the stomach; the patient viii always ind The
Lungs free and the breathing easy, ailcr IN
haing remedies. Thus, limitation is Il lOca
remedy. nevertheless 1t acts CunSt,tWtiuualiy
and with moro power and certainty THAI
remedies administered by the stomach. 4,
provo tho powerful and direct influence Of thil
mode of administration, Chlnruiurm inhaled
viii entirely destroy sensihlity ln n Tow min
utcs. pariilyZing the entire nervous system, st
that Il limb may be ainpuittcd without the
slightest pain; inhaling the ordinary buranl
gtS viii dcsjrIy lie ma few hours.
The inhalation ut anpnia viii rouse the SyS
ten when Etlnting or apparently dead. Tia,
odur uf mduy ui the remedies Is pcrCCptihe II
the skin a tcW minutes after being Inhaled
and may he immediately detected IN the blood
\ convincing pruUiof tue constitutional clleCt
of Inhalation, Is the fact that sickness Is ;lw.lyl
produced hy breathing foul ar--iS this no
positive evidence that proper remedies, care
fully prepared and iudciouSly admlnlstcrc,
through the Lungs should produce The happi
est results! During eighteen years practic,
many thousands suffering from disease "i th,
Lungs aud Throat, have been undor my care
and have effected many remarkable cures
even after the sufferers had been pronounce,
In the llst stages, which fully satisfied me tht
Consumption is 10 lungcra fatal disease. NJ,
treatment of Consumption is original. an,
founded un long experience and Il thorough IN
Ivcstigation. My perfect acquaintance viii
{ the nature Oi tuhcrclcs. Sc.. enables mG to- dis
tlngush, readily, the various forms ui aiSeas
that simulate Consumption. and apply the pro
per remedies, rarely being mistaken even IN
single case. This familiarity. IN c"nuccuu
with certain pathological and m crnsCopic 1t s
|coverics, enables me L. relieve the Lungs iron
the ELECTS of contracted chests. t. enlarge ia
chest. purify the blood, inp',rt tu 1t rcnewe
vitality, giving energy a,d tome to the crlir
system.
! Medicines with iull directions, sent to An
part ui the CHiicd States and Cdnai!dS. by pa
,liCnts communicating their symptoms by lei
ter. Hut the cure would be more certain
the patient should pay me a visit, which woul
lglvc an opportunity to examine the Lung'
and enable me 10 prescribe withmuch grrato
lCortailty, and lhcn the cure could be cllcctc
without my seeing the patient again. All lr
tiers asking advice mast Cuutalu Il pustaE
stamp. Address
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