The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-07-22
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
CcorJsuMPrIoN
DISEASES Of TIC lddNdds dd AND THROAT
Can DE CURED BY IIHALATI0Il

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(WHICH conveys tho remedies to the eayi.
w ties In the lungs, through tho ar pass
ages, and coming In direct c"utact with the
disease, neutraliyes tho tubercular matter, ~.
i4ys the couah. causes Il free and easy oXpcct.
GRAFTON. heals the lungs. pufilos the blood,
imparts renewed vitality tO tho nervous sys.
tenn. giving that tone and energy 40 nd spon.
sable Tor the restoration ofhealth. To be able
to state confidently that Consumption Is
durable by Inhalation, is to me u source of un.
alloyed pleasure. IL Ia rs much under the
control Of medical treatment as any other for.
midablo disease; ninety out Of every huCdred
cases can he cured IN lilo first stages, and ffty
per cont. In the second; but In tho third stage
" Ia impossible to save more than Ave por
cent, TOR tho L,ilgs are an cut up bv the dis.
caso as tn bid defiance to medical skin. Even.
however. in the last stages, inhalation affords
extraordinary relief to the suffering Attending
this fearful scourge, which annually destroys
ninety.nvo thousand persons In tho United
States alone; and n correct calculation shows
mat " the present population Of the earth,
eighty millions are destined to fll the Con.
snmptive's grave.
Truly the quivcr Of death has M arrow so
fatal ~ Consumption. In all ages II has been
the great enemy of life, for II spares neither
age nor Sex. but sweeps or alike tho brave,
the beautiful. the graceful and the gifted I,y
the help at that supreme Being from whom
cometh every good and porioct gift. am en-.
ahlcd 10 offer to tho afflicted 4 permanent and
speedy cure IN Consumption. The nrst cause
ui inbercleS is from impure blood and the i'm
mediate effect produced hy their deposition In
TIC Lungs " To prevent the FREQ admission ui
ii" into the air cclla, which causes \ weakened
vitality through the entire system. Then
surely II Is more rational to expect greater
good from medicines entering the cavities oi
tie Lungs than from those administered thrh'
the stomach; tho patient will always nud tho
Lungs FREQ and the breathing easy, after In.
haling remedies Thus, inhalation f. local
remedy. nevertheless It acts constitutiunally
and with more power and certainty than
remedies administered by the stomach. To
provo the powerful and direct influence nf this
mode of administration, chlorUfprm inhaled
viii entirely destroy sensibility IN few min.
uies. paralyling the entire nervous system. So
slightest pain: tnhalng the ordinary burning
gas viii destroy life ina few hours.
The Inhalation Of amonia viii rouse the sys.
tom when ninting or apparently dead. The
ndor ~ mtny of the remedies is perceptible in
the skin few inmates after being Inhaled.
and may he Immediately detected in the blood.
convincing pronfof the constitutions, fleets
of inhalation, rs the fact that sickness IS always
produced by breathing foul air--lS this not
positive evidence that rrNper remedies, care
fully prepared and iudiciuusly administered
through tho Lungs should produce tho hapI,i.
est results! During eighteen years practice
many thousands suffering from disease nl the
Lungs and Throat, have been under my care.
ana have elected many remarkable cures.
even after the sufferers had been pronounced
IN the last stages, which fully satisfied ne that
Consumption IS no longera fatal disease. My
treatment Of Consumption is original. AMI
founded un long experience and n thorough In.
voStgatlon. Ny perfect acquaintance with
the nature of tuhercles. &c. enables me To- Il ;.
tinGuish, readily. the various forms "t disease
that simulate Consumption, tnd apply the pro.
!-r remcd IS. rarely boing mistaken even IN a
single case. This familiarity, in connection
with certain pathological and m croScupic Il )
cuverles. enables me to relieve the Lungs from
the effects of contracted Ghosts, to enlarge the
chest, purify tho blood. inpart To It renewed
vitality, giving energy a..d tone 10 the entire
sygtein.
Medicines with full directions. sent to any
part ni tne United States and Cau.,daS, hy pa.
ticuts communicating their symptoms Dy lot.
ter. But the euro would he more certain Il
'hr patent should pay ne visit. wal 60 you'd
give an opportunity t. examine the Lungs.
,snd enable mo to prescribe with much greater
certainty. anil then tho cure could be elected
without nv seeing the patient again. a let.
lcrs asking advice mast couttiu ~ postage
stamp. Address
Il. w. GRAHAM. ". D.. b NJ. 50.
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