Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20

The inhabitants of Indianapolis and vicinity are also
informed that DIR. Pendery has opened a spacious and
cOmmodious Bath Room, office No. pa, East Washington
street, to enable the sick and afflicted TO test the efficacy
Of the Medicatsd VapOr Baths.
Ii Is not deemed necessary to dilate or in any way en-
large Oh the remarkable and a., ounding cures performed
through the agency Of these baths; the wonderful efec
Of Fumigation, of reducing medical agents to avapor anC
bringing the heated vapor to the surface Of the body
has attracted the attention and challenged the admira-
tion of the most distinguished medical men of the age.
The Vapor Baths have been introduced by the C0ur
Surgeons, with every royal family in Europe, and have
very generally received the plaudits Of all classes OF pa
tients in humble as well as in the higher walks of life.
The vapor Baths are precisely adapted to every class
Of diseases, In Chronic Skin Diseases, Rheumatism
Dyspepsia. Nervous Headache, Palsy, Lung Disc se, oil
any affection to which the human system is liable, the
Baths never failto afford relief.
sulphur Vapor, for instance, is. conceded by the mos
p~rejudiced physician, or the most stupidity Ignorant pre-
tender, TO be the very best remedy ever used for Chronic
Rheumatism, all classes and kinds Of Skin Diseases and
the numerous forms of Catarrh.
Iodine yapor, with Extract of Wild Cherry, for al
forms of Lung or Bronchial Diseases, so with the thou
sand vegetable extracts, when reduced TO a vapor anc
brought in cont act with the skin, OF any diseased surface
produces the most aatteiing and satisfs Glory results
which no other form of medication can possibly attain
A trial of these Baths never fails to convince the mos
skeptical of the wonderful curative power Of extracts re.
duced TO a vspor and applied exactly TO the spot Of dis
ease. Vapors penetrate with great rspidity, and sOotht
irritation and relieve pain, which no medicine taken II
substance can reach.
The sick and inhrm from disease. no matter how long
standing. or what the disease may be, are cordially in
vited To give our Baths a trial.
These Baths accelerate the effects Of Alternative medi.
cines, drawing disc sse OUT Of the system, changing the
state ofthe body in constitutional diseases, and increas-
ing the action Of the absorbent vessels.
The specific effects are:
To equalize the circulation Of the blood.
To promote Precipitation.
To remove tie effects OF mercury from the system
To promote absorption Of dropscal illusions.
To relieve difficulty of breathing and 10 cure Asthmu
and other diseases Of the Chest and Lungs.
To strengthen the stomach and impart a tone 20 the
digestive organs, and TO cure dyspepsia and it, conse-
quent disorders.
GERS, and remove equity and Rheumatie Pains and Swell.
ings from the Joints, and to cure Lumbago, Scistics,
&C, &c.
For Quiusey-tbe Baths never fail to relieve it.
For Croup-ft may be regarded As a specific.
For whooping Cough; gives relief.
For Aeasles-a certain specific.
To cure discharges Of Blood from the Lungs aud other
internal organs Of the body-it may be relied on.
For Cholera-iti Is an efectual remedy, as the ~prespira-
ton is almost instantaneous.
To cure Acute aud Chronic Inflammation, the Bath, ju-
dieiously medicated, y q certain specific.
The Bath have never failed to cure Cholera MOrbus.
The use Of the Raths. with the aid Of anti Bilious Cor
dial, made Tor the express purpOse,O Is a valuable rene
dy for the cure Of Fevers Of every kind.
They relieve exhaustion. languoT and fatigte, raise The
spirits. trnqufize nervous irrtations. assist digestion
and increase the appetite.
The Sulphar Yapor Baths Sre warranted 10 cure and
remove any and an Cslices from the Joints.
These Baths may be taken 1t all times and season.
without risk of taking cold"
Police hours from : A. NJ. 10 3 7. N.
II Private rooms and Baths for Ladies, with eSpe-
TPPhysScians are invited free OF charge 10 test this
treatment.
nss~The Doctors justly celebrated Female Pills.
fresh rom The DispensAry, price ~. sent by mail
n FThe Doctor challenges the public TO bring him a
case be cannot cure. II brought before the golden thread
j. broken. angle