Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-16
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DR.. DiIIcnback's


but to every family circle
fully explains the authors peculiar mode of prac-
ce and the well known with which it has been
attended, by reference to large number cases many
OF which were regarded beyond the power of cure
This book can be found at the stores of Lrown Tag
gard, & Chase Cornhll; Crosby Nichols & Co and
Ilcknor FIELDS Washington street. and at the Office of
the author No. Cambridge street, Boston, Price ST.
We quote few extracts from the press which serve to
show in what estimation the work held by those who
have had an opportunity for its perusal -
From the Boston Journal1
Dr. Dlenback has high reputation for Ills successful
treatment of Diseases of the Throat Lungs by edi-
Cateu InIhaaIlol ana from facts within knowledge,
we think his reputation is well deserved-that his prc
nee mas beeI enlinently successful,
Thoroughly educated in his profession and basing his
Practce upon the most approved school medicine he
rich results OF his practice in the now before
us HIS mode OF treatments illustrated by of
value, both to the professional man and the general
reader and we have doubt will prevent as
well as promote the OF many eases of throat and
Ing anu throat diseases We recommend the perisal
TINS interesting volume to all who concerned in the
class OF diseases upon which it treats
lFrom the Boston Travel!cr.l
teuca'eG hhaatoh Is coming to be considered one of
ment for Pulmonary Consumption Bronchitis and SINH
lar diseases of the Throat and Lungs small share Of
this change made in public sentiment is owing to the la
borS and writings of DIR. Dilenback. this volume Dr.
D. has clearly forth the many advantages OF this
method of practice and treated the phenomena and man
agement of these diseases with and perspcuty
and has also recorded numerous well attested cases of
ana complete cures which it has been his good
fortune to effect.
from the Boston Transcript
In this volume D. Dienback very ably and clear
y set forth his views with regard to the and
of class Of diseases which are second to
none in Importance the entire catalogue Of human in
hrmitcs Dr. D. S method of is by inhalatlon the
ingredients and process administering are fully eiven
in the volume Numerous well attested cases are re-
corded by which complete cures have been effected by
[FrOm the Boston Heraldl
This is handsome volume of pa pages svo in which
me newly discovered treatment of Consumption Bron
1pt1's &c
treated with ability by scientific and practical phvsi-
formidable diseases Persons aiicted with n@mo
nary complaints in their ncpen stages should 1t once
ter of vital interest.
From the Boston Bee.1
me theory OF the treatment of Pulmonary COnsump-
Ion Bronchitis Asthma, Caarrh Clergyman's sore
Throat is most faithfully and ably set down. Judging
rom an accumulation Of evidence elected from parties
their permission in the latter this book Of
practice deserve the investigation Of ali who suffer from
me diseases when he has in 50 many instances
[From the Boston Olive Branch.1
those who have friends at all inclined to "Consump
ton; should lose no time in consulting this important
work. We recommend clcrgymel and Others afflicted
ingly. '''' 20 NV NV 'i0
~ 49,. From the Boston Congregationalistl
Ig9ach SPEAKS rom experience, and with can
uor WIN THESE diseases the author has had large
successful experience in this vicinity some time past
ana the last seventy five pages of the volume are deyo
eu 70 Eases demonstrating curative power OF Medcaed
limitation in Consumption and other diseases of the
his observation and which the patients describe with
m9teness in their own language, The beautiful paper
der it a model OF neatness.
LFrom the Puritan Rccorler1
Improvements proposed in medical science are Of
proposal like that now before is made not bv ouack
there is eera an asssyes SaPd f
IN favor OF the idea OF bringing the healing application in
immediate contact with the wound in the lungs in gas
eous or yaporng form The author details many cases
where me results OF his treatment have been most hap
flauf -
ease would wish to give it trial.
from the Boston lions Herald
we nave read this book with great interest The first
pa diseases OF the air passages, is simple
and perspcuous the latter part, describing many re-
mire the rules by which all regular physicians are GOV
erned, ana are totally opposed that quackerv which
ing upon the crcduy OF OF the people ihs book
ohiis .i SHtiior remedies, and so far
Juuse' ~ rellaole as II certainly is interesting.
[From the Christian Registerl
considers the recent discoveries and i'm
Asthma, &c, dscarding professional techncates 50 as
10 make his work ineligible to all. He has produced
to sadly large class of countrymen who NAV cer
tainly derive hope from his ingenious views.
from the United States Journal
The work before us treats in plain and common sense
manner o. inc causes OF Consumption, and proposes
pest we nave ever examined and are not without hope
thatlt VIII 10 It's office in disseminating better knowl-
eIse upon subject of such deep interest the public
We are quite sure the information contained in This book
WIN be OF great value the reader while
common sense OF every man woman the COMMUNE
from the Providence Tribune,l
In the book before there are given about thirty of
tle seVerest cases indeed, some of them considered
hopeless successfully cured hundreds more of small
or cases treated with quick relief view of the pressing
D nn oL t ba nm0%edge possible on this subject
Ter hted Tor the task than he An extensive range of
medical practice brought him in contact with Consamp
ton in all its FORMS and from laborous life in which
theory mingled with practice and experiments insti
tnted to test particular modes Of relief the doctor has
gathered his facts.
practical volume of over 200 pages octave and
should be on the shefof medical student OF every
fatet OF family and in the possession OF all who are
meucal work Tor the treatment of Consumption.
lFrom the Dover Morning Star
rsn ia ascg GgiaYS volume of IA pages It is
as much as possible all echnicalies that the general
reader will find little difficulty in UNDERSTANDING IT, It
treats OF the predsposng of Consumption symp
toms and prevent0n-cases demonstrating the Curative
powers of Medical Inhalation in Consumption and other
diseases of the respiratory organs The last chapter
contains reports OF twenty-five cases each case yarynI
from the Other treated by Dr. Denback the author Of
lhe Dook, with most signally favorable results We
make no pretensions to knowledge of the medical ART
9 having n our own person. as we believe, derived es
we advise our friends who may be suffering from any of
lne diseases upon which his book treats to give him
Gi, especaliy Il they have tried other physicians and
re edi YAM n AT any rate send and get his book and
Boston, where the book may be had. "
tFrom the Worcester Spy1
bi Ddcnack mas become distinguished of the
sytem of medcaed inhalation for diseases Of The throt
Siu @ system which, Ike all new systems in med
uon OF the profession The work before us scientific
the techncaes of science so as to adapt It to tho COM
pehension of the reader As such it has strong
50 sssetay Vital ant to S the %e being IL he
community, is important thoroughly nvest
gated and well understood
tFrom the woonsocket Patrot.l
onS cannot but regard the work Of DR. Denback as
medical science recently issued from the press The sue
cess which has crowned the doctors efforts this spcci-
q have nvndt bac
me PRINCIPLES upon which his theory is based from
the high and well earned reputation the author we
Despeak Tor tins work an extensive circulation.
lFrom the Newburyport Herald
Medical Inhalation Is fast becoming the orthodox mode
oil the throat and lungs. This volume contains clear
and full exposition of the and nature Of these dis
euses ana the correct mode of their treatment DR. Dill
eDack has given his exclusive attention TO This class of
h ana i rishty considered by the profession
management 'o ~ '
DR. DlLLENBAcK can he consulted, daily upon the
above diseases, from A. NJ. until p NJ at his office
No Cambridge street, ncar the Revere House) Boston
Persons living at distance, AMI unable To visit tho
city, canbe treated by sending written statement of
their case when full course of treatment adapted 10
tneir symptoms Will at once be sent by express.
Great Remedies Of the day. The ToLU ANo-
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These Remedies alersx years private use are now fr
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