The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-06-17
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY,
.COr1sUMPTIoN
DISEASES or THE LUNGS AND THROAT
Can BI Cured BY INHALATION!

"THlCH conveys tho remedies to the caVi.
w ties in the lungs, through the air pass
ages, and coming in direct contact with the
disease, neutralizes the tubercular matter. NJ.
lays tho cough, causes free and easy expect.
Grafton, heals the lungs, purifes the blood,
imparts renewed vitality to the nervous sys'
tem. giving that tone and energy so lndispen-
sable for the restoration ofhealth. To be able
TO state confidently that Consumption Is
curablo by inhalation, is to me u source Of un-
allOyed pleasure. II Is as much under The
control Of medical treatment rs any other for.
midable diseases ninety out OF every hundred
cases can be cured IN the first stages, and nifty
por cont, in the second, but In the third stage
II In impossible TO save moro than fve por
cont. for tho Lungs are so out up by tile dis.
ease vs. 10 bid defiance TO medical skin. Even,
however, in the last stages, Inhalation affords
extraordinary reliof to the suffering attending
this fearful scourge. which annually destroys
ninety-nvo thousand persons IN tho United
States alone; and n correct calculation shows
that Of the present population Of tho earth,
eighty millions are destined to I'LL the Con
sumptive's grave.
Truly the CULVER of death has no arrow So
fatal Ms Consumption. In all ages 1t has been
the great onomy Of life, for " spares neithor
age nor sex, but sweeps Oh alike tho brave
the beautiful, the graceful and tho giftod. Dy
tho help of that Supreme Being from whom
comoth overy good and perfect gin, | am Ell
abled to offer to tho afflicted permanent and
speedy cure in Consumption. The first cause
of tubercles is from impure blood. and the i'm
mediate effect produced by their deposition II
the Lungs is to prevent the FREQ admission o
air into the air cells, which causes weak kenct
vitality through tho entire system. Thci
surely 1t is more rational to expect greater
good from medicines entering the CaVitles u
! the Lungs than from those administered thro
the stomach; the patient VIII always find til,
Lungs free and the breathing easy, amer in
! halug remedies. Thus, inhalation is u lOca
I remedy. nevertheless II acts CnnStituiiunaliy
land with more power and certainty thai
remedies administered by the stomach. II
prove the powerful and direct influence of thi
mode Ut administration, ChloroiOrm lnhale,
will entirely destroy sonsibility IN II lew min
utcs, paralyLing tho entire nervous system, 81
! that limb may no amputatcd without th,
slightest pain; inhaling the ordinary burning
gas will destroy life ma few hours.
| The inhalation Of amunia Will rouse the sys
tom when f,inting or apparently dead. Th
odur of many of the remedies is perceptible VI
the skin lew minutes amer being inhaled
and may he immediately detected IN the blood
= 4 convincing proofof tho constitutional cllect
of Inhalation, is the fact that sickness is alway
Iproduccd by breathing foul ar--is this no
) positive evidence that proper remedies, care
e fully prepared and iudiCiously administcrc
Through tho Lungs should produce the happ
est results? During eighteen years practic
many thousands suffering from disease oi til
i Lungs and Threat, have been under my care
aud | have effected many remarkable cures
leven after the sufferers had been pronounce
in the last stages, which fully satisfied me tina
: Consumption Is no longer fatal disease. NJ
" treatment of Consumption is original. an
founded on long experience and II thorough II
vestgation. My perfect acquaintance wit
4 the nature OF tubercles, &c, enables mo to d
b. tinguish, readily, the various forms nf discas
that simulate Consumption, aud apply thopr
per remedies, rarely being mistaken even in
single case. This familiarity, IN conuectio
d with certain pathological and microscopic Iii
G covercs, enables me To relieve the Lungs iro
L the effects uf contracted chests, to enlarge Il
g chest, purify the blood, impart IN 1t rcncwt
+. vitality, giving energy aid tone 10 the cniii
system.
!. Medicines with full directions, sent To an
u part of the Cuiiud States and CanadaS, by p
:. tonls communicating their symptoms by 10
q ter. But tue cure would be more certain
c the pat cnt should pay me visit, which w"u
d give an opportunity to examine the Lung
V and enable me to prescribe with much great,
u certainty, and then the cure could bo elect,
r. without my seeing tho patient again. All Il
terS ;lsSiug advice must contain u puStI,
e stamp. Address
al &. W. GRAHAM. NJ D.,-BoN M. SO.
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