The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1864-03-17
WHOLE NO. 3OS.

soon gradual wasting of flesh and
general debility, and at last the patient
is hurried out of life with all the syinr-
toms of quick Consumption. Young
or old, who have any trouble about
their throat should not allow it to pro-
! gress, for il is indeed an alment of
most insidious character, often maxi :
serious inroads upon the general health,
as well as the parts involved before the
person is aware of danger. The pre-
disposing and exciting causes are
Sudden exposures to changes of tenn
perature when in state of perspira-
ton, or after severe exercise of the vo-
cal organs, dyspepsia, excessive use of
tobacco, general debility, mental labor
and anxiety. This disease is more
dangerous among those disposed TO a
scrofulous disease of the blood. If ex-
tensive liberation or disorganizatioI
has not occurred, the cause pro0ucirc
this disease fully understood, removed.
and propei. course of treatment ap-
piled, all, and many even of those that
have been considered incurable might
ne restored to health. No physician
should attempt to treat chronic all
ment of this nature unless he had given
his exclusive attention to the study and
treatment of sDch diseases for years.
1t is not reasonable to suppose that
those physicians who treat all diseases
cpuld become proficient in the treat
ment of this or any other chronic all
ment. The. course adopted by many
| tphysiciaiis for the curing of this disease
| is mistaken one. Burning the throat
with Nitrate of Silver in order to de-
stroy lis scnsibiiity for the cure of this
complaint! consider it wrong! more.
caltuf;rtetl to .aggravate the complaint,
ihan IL snhiugate it! How long would,
1t be ere disease of the throat could
be produced in that individual most free.
from it, by the application of Nitrate of
Silver to The throat? If you deprive
The whole throat of strength, as you do
ly ir,rRiRg with canstic, are you not
likely To invite disease to the part by
rendering it weak As for Medicated
Inhalation il has done much more harm
than good in this complaint, by diseas-
ing the blood. weakening the lungs and
dtblhating the patient. The majority
of our hest physicians do mot deem it
wirthyaof notice, for they know it TO be
AN Exploded theory, revived with al
leged impr9yvehents. by ignorant medi-
cap 9speeul!itors to impose upon the,
credulous ~ means of subsistence and
.rccu.iarysgaiil.A Medicated air is dis
eased air, there is no air so pure as the
free nj. of Heaven. If this ailinent is
produced by dyspepsia, general debit
It's. the excessive use. Of tobacco and
.dther constitutional troubles, how can
ife ISOLATION of the nitrate of silver
ai,pFfid to9tlie throat, or medicated air
bfeailetl into the lungs cure the dis
ease !? The cause of the disease must
first be removed, or a cure is impossi.
ible.c BY 1he application of the nitrate
of silver, Or BY medicated inhalation
the patient may for short time cxpe-
rience some relief, but the cause not
being removed the trouble soon re-
turns the same treatment is again re-
sorted to, the patient deceived into
hopes that can never be realized more
efficient means he is prevented from.
'rtsiag, time is lost, and eventually life
itself Unless the cause is known, re-
moved, and nature assisted in her re.
paratiyely process, the disease can
be cured. have treated many huai-'
red cases and never have failed to cure
when lie ease. is presented before tie
stamina of constitution is DESTROYED
and that by means that does not deliil-'
tate or destroy. have made many.
and new discoveries, that
enable me to cure lingering diseases
remedies, and course Of treat
ment that will remove the cause. re-
store the patient without any injurious
effects upon the constitution. This
course of treatment have pursued f;r'
years and have made regular visits for
the past FIVE years, which is alone suf-
ficeni to show that success has attend
ed my efforts. ] never persuade pa
tierts. to employ me, or hold out eil--
couragement of cure without rea-
sopahe hopelof scccess. Patients ear
find me at my places of appointments
on the days named, for years, nothing
bnt an accident can prevent. a iaE
If furnished with plain statement
of any disease, / can send treatment
by express. I;shall be for consultation
or all diseases of a chronic nature on.
my next visit to Niles, (Bond House.l,
during Tuesday the 29th of March.
AT Kalamazoo, Burdick House 5Olh of
March.
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