The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-14
lMpORTANT. DISCOVERY. -
COrTEUMFEIOru|
DISEASES of TIE LUNGS AND IHaoII !
|CAI BIZ CURED BY uHlIA1IIl|

WIH1cH conveys the rsmsdies 70 the esyl
| w ties in the lungs, through the air pass
disease, neutrAllsos the tubsroular matter, al.
llsvs the cough, causes = free and easy expect
orstion, heals the lungs, purihes tho blood,
lImparA renewed vitality ~ tbs nervous sys
tenn, giving that tone and snerIg 20 m r.ndispeen
to state confidently that Consumption Is
lcurable bv inhalation, IL to me source OF un.
aiioyed pleasure. II 10 ~ much under the
control " medical treatment As any other Tor
Gases can be cured in the irst stages, 81 arty
Iper cent. in the second; but m The thirsstage
| IL 10 impossible To save more than nve per
cent, for the Lungs are so cut up ny the avs
ease as tn bid defiance tn medich skii. wen,
however. in the last stages, inhalation affords
lextrnordinary relief to the suffering attending
lthis fearful scOurgc, which annually destroys
ninety.fve thousand persons III IN" unlten
states nlope; and n correct calculation SHOWS
that Of the present population ol al tns es,sm'
eighty millions are destined 10 hii Tue Ooh'
Truly the culver OF desth has no arrow 81
fatal US Consumption. 10 all ages II has been
tho great enemy of life, for II spares neither
;,ge nor sox, but sweepso OF alike the brave,
|, ,he beautiful, tho graceful and the giltod. by
the help Of that supreme Being rom whom
rometh every good and perfect xift, am Ell.
ibled to offer tu the afflicted permanent tnd
speedy cure In Consumption. The hrst cause
mediate effect produced hy their deposit ton u.
the Lungs Is to prevent the free admission ~
air into the air cells. winch causes weakeneu
vitality through the entire system. Iheii
surely IL Is more rational tn expect greater
/ good from medicines entering tue caNiues ol
the Lungs than from those administer ed lhro
| the stomach; the patient will always ind thr
Lungs free and the breathing easy, amer IN
lilling remedies. Thus, inhalation IN local
remedy, nevertheless II acts consutuiionaliy
l,..,I .th am
remedies administered by the stomach, T'
lprnve tho powerful and direct influence OF this
lnude OF administration, ciiloroiorli Inhhleu
will entirely destroy sensibility IN lew MIN
Iuies paralyzng the entire nervous system, 81
ltnut 4 limb may be amputtted without the
slightest pain; inhalng the ordinary burning
gas will destroy life III Il few hours.
The inhalation of amonia will rouse tho sys
TEN when Gaintng or apparently dead. Tue
Iodor of many of the remedies is perceptible II
tho skin II few minutes alter being ihhaled
| nd may he Immediately detected in the blood
| 4 convincing prnofnf the constitutional elect
lof lalation, Is The fact that sickness is Away
luroanced ~ breathing foul ar--is this moi
lpusItiye evidence that proper remedies, care
liully prepared and judciousiy administered
Through the Lungs should produce the happi
lest results! During eighteen years practice
many thousands. suffering from disease oi thu
Lungs and Throat, have been under my care
and have effected many remarkable cures
even after the sufferers had been pronounced
lin tho last stages, which fully satisfied me thai
Consumption is no longer fatal disease. Ny
Treatment OF Consumption IL original. ant
I founded ON long experience and a thorough III
ivestigation. Ny perfect acquaintance witt
tho nature Of tubcrcles, &c, enables INC to dis
lunguish, readily, the various forms Oi diseas,
that simulate Consumption, and apply the pro
lper remedies, rarely being mistaken even IN 4
single case. This familiarity, IN connection
with certain pathological and microscopic dis
cnvcrics. enables me 10 relieve the Lungs from
the effects of contracted chests, to enlarge I'll,
chest. purify the blood, impart to II renewc,
vitality, giving energy AID tone to the entire
system.
Medicines with full directions, sent to any
part ui the United states and Canadas, by pa
! ticnts communicating their symptoms by let
tier. But the cure would be more certain /
the patient should pay me visit, which wouit
give an opportunity Ia oxaiuine tile Lungs
and enable me To prescribe with much create
lcertlin,y, and then the cure could be effected
without my seeing the patient again. All let
icrs asking advice must contain u postag'
stamp. Address
g. W. GRAHAM, NJ. D.,-Boy No. 50.
0SfiCE, 1881 fILBERT ST., OLD No. 100.
BfiOr 1trtith, PifILdDELPHI1
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