, 1864-02-17
Diseases orts.o Throat and Lungs.

oA8Gt%HSH Ol kasC AAIVAe 0HA DuA1s@+
Dsr. K. !. Hunter, Of g Washington stsest, CHI
caCo; and ee Bro:dwsy, Now YorE. desire TO ssase.
for ic information Of The public that their prac.
deo ,1s confined exclusively to tho treatment or
1 oasi 9Ra VIII tas's essod Ea tho
dies administered arc applied directly to the sest
Of the disease IN the lungs.
Inc failure of tho trcatmcnt through the stomach
Is su1Lcienily portrayed By Sir Jnmes Cltk. Pays-
lc1a1 10 TIC Queen when he saJa: The total ln-
efficiency ot a rneans hitherto employed to arrest
tlle p:cg1ss Or diminish the morality Of
IL q it to ince us to tho adoption Of
some other means Of remedytng the evil 1t WAS
this tes'lmony from one Of the highest authorities
In msdletne> that frs: led Drs. Hunter to the in-
metEod 81 practice wnlch is rapidly becoming
estaaliehed throughout Earopo and America, ~
not on'y superior to all Others, Int as the o1ly
and pEomute ihe cue 81 Conanmp and Ast6ma.
iGe 5uetess which has attended the psactice OF
r. Jamcs Hunter IN thla city has beca ost satss-
ccsaipAy treated b. hia, at;cr cTc.y o.he: uieana
had fai!ed to adord moss than temporary relief.
TIE tol!cwi1: nre few Of the many tha. might
he addEeed, which VIC publish with the consent VI
Ell. Cook, Esq, 1856 Kinzie street, Chicago
This care was treated by correspondence. The
following le from letter Addressed to the editor
OF the Chicago Times Iy the patient, ii which Ls
t'My health commenced seriously to aai,ia 1852:
thinking change Of climate would benefit lne,
~ came 70 Chicago IN 1>52. 1netead ct imptov-
ting 1crntinucd falling. until the woras form OF
F" diseased !usgs developed Nseif, in unmisfaS;sbc
""s3mptoms; " had i! Vaiians times hemorEhages
n;aht 'ns t.sao;s pafaant
''prostratug dtas7hea; 20 reduced hid become,
"that at times had to b. bolstcred up Leaf would
rcee y ths pIelse m wss hs
"1!eatca in The ordinary manncr, BY physi-
'.eians. from The earlier stages, Of tho dis
NeGse. lut without aSaal, and they now coa-
3f ma
taereeu thai hsd bnt few weeks to tive, which
''felt certain myself!hat such was my doom. Such
s.uEGer The caro- Of the Dls: Hunter, then Of New
~ York, whoss rtews Oh inhaiaaion had read. No
"tooner haa commenced, than bsgsn to feel thas
s.rer had never before experienced. began 10
Improve to tho wonder Of my friends and PhJsi-
" clans, and this improvement went steadily on,
"uhttl tic symphonic have described entirely dis
'.lny lungs once more performed 1hctf functions
" "healthily."
In about three months was 1ble to 80 to my
my health was entirely restored. While uudsr
DR.. Hunters heatme1t, gsfnEd Ia we G It about
twenty pounds, and havc gained further since;
IN fact, 1aTe continued in good health ever
NBsnca. have no he eltattou ln..aaJtAg+ that had
1t not been for Dr. Hunters treatMcnt must
"Gettainly "a haVe disd "a u ma, ~ T. week" rr,
y. a. G!atk; o. lI Woat VA hi9ze at5eet, Chleago'
s,oas T, what WIS rsgasasa
~ ~ - a3 as uC 4au ogsn ns,a.1
1'gs,rn,. -. .itbnnt aRE.ns ~ n t ats1 sstious
Inc n h;s nis wsa 1H hents .,o1 mv .,1n,r @ o
nEsIion Teni and e.. NO onnsc sIv ~ ~ an s',.ht
cst e~rrtan. cn1,rh scInT,, onS ~
n1ofnsn. ha1 Inst manv nonnie n 1uefGht 80 ~,
isiiy hecnmin,s more mi more r,n"r;atn1 "o ""'
Rsmefica were nrescrfhe7 1vhfch h. 1voa d1,cc,a1
to fnhaa threo titnee daily viii 11h,+ rrs,r 4ho
following letter. receiyn;i frnm lin dsted ~
March, '53, will show. He says;
"After commencing to intAle the remedies, ny
breathing gradually Became moro trce: nv cous,,
and e1pecforation entirely Disappeared: my gen,
eIal condition improved from day 10 day until, IN
the course Of Il few months, was IS strong and
healthy as ever was, and hare retained this re-
marEable improvement, weighing to-day at least
Is pounds moro than did when placed myself
under your care."
William j. King, 100 Wabash avenue, Chicago,
consulted me- January, 1sa2-ls Of, consumpt!vs;
this disease II 1858 be visited the South in CON
e1pcctornion, ereat loss Of desh and strength wis
greatly benefited By tho change, and continued
In ocruble health until the beginning OF Janusry,
1852, when he camo under ny care. His Bymp.
toms had become greatly aggravated: cough was
Distressing. breathing shoft and difficult, eIpec-
toratfon pfoIuso and purulent, pulse le5 beats a
minute, constant night sweats with chil1s, fever,
and loss OF appetite and CONSEQUENT emaclat!on
Iiia condition was considered hopeless BY his
frieuds In this condition bo waa induced to MACE
himacif nner nv csr, n lin cnnr5e ot ths Hist
month be began 10 show evidence OF decided i'm
pfoyemept: Ihe cough, which had resisted all tho
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