, 1863-11-30

Tcaxtm onial to Or. n. Il ,. Hunter, of
88 n asllinst0n Street, chicago.
To the Editor Of the Chicago Tribune:
SIR Some months since, while suffering from
an affection of tie 1nngs was Induced at the su9
gestion Of medical friend to eons1 rs H. II H., vas
IN Invalid, and had employed all the usual means
OF relief even to spending winter in the West In
as de bsna aSsut s69es nn onhs pe
since first made trial q inhalatioa, ana ho%
geat benefit oM D. h9nfess e tss esI t
and feel Mat 1t Is my duty to bury AZ g5olsssionsl
etlethncss, md promptly md gratefully render
him this public acknowledgeme1t. A., ,,ofa,
s1on are beeinaing to admit tho merits Of fnhala-
ton. md to publicly advocate 1t in the medical
journals have secn enough of d. d., Hunters
p pEnsee 10 sao~ and % nossesses The hiehest Claims
@ to nublie % %atiention. Similar results must not,
however, be expected fom Inhalation In the hands
ths @ nInistration Of medicines In this manner.
irdced It ID to be feared that inludlcious e1per-
mepts viii lead In many instances, to injury and
5atheF 1han a1par
epce md discrimination, which, unfortunately, the
general practitioner can rarely attain.
Considering that consumption has hcia lts tital t
an the modes Of treatment proposed to the present
have eIgually failed, to what can the Invalid LOOK
for health, not to inhalationf To mo this seems
Tile disease will not die ont Of its own accord med
G It and Change of Climate faiiacy a2on which
te9 hoes have ~ Sesn o u
less experiments; and from beginning to end there
is rot enc page which our art can justly claim as
It's own taat II not h ths sea- o.
petriled By disappointment and hllurc, TINT now
It requires st1ong effort Of the win to ~ to live
Ehen The remedy for enr m1alady T. beloEo rs
cut acting or even thinking, It would seem for
themselves. Alas! sucl are doomed to learn their
own folly In their own tate. Whilo waiting for
would hare saved themselves.
Although long since proposed, It is only now
that Inhalation can be sald 70 have been reduced
ofpuimonary diaease and none can deny that to
the Judgment, experience and able advocacy of
Drs r. j. Hunter. this treatment Is indebted for
high and deserved popularity, both with the pro-
feg fs and h + hss sx % Stand e. b
Ms equal to the brighte8t discoveries Of medical
science.
Il have written earnestly, it is because judg-
ment. what have observed In others, and what I
make nj ne lei that tie til hopes Of the consamptive m
are in Inhalation md that mono onght to despair
Of recovery, while tho means remain untried.
1an sF yoqE HEST% oeSasat T. g. ao 20 White st.
TO DR.. jus. Hunter, now Of IS Washington STREET,
Chicago. noSlr5s8d&w
Popular Hotels
All upc and recommend Durnett's Flayorins E1-
tf,lcts as the best.
SHERMAN HOUSE. ..
~. CHICAGO, Sept. 1G, 1868.
Messre. Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston, Mass:
Gents-Having nsed your Flavoring ExtrnctH In
our Houee for the past year, and compared them
with other kinds. we do most chcerfuIly bear tes-
t3pl0ny Of their superior merit.
Yours truly, GAGE, WAITE i Co.
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