Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
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HOW III WAS CURED Or CONSUMPTION.
Aanyears ago, whilst residing In Philadelphia had
progressed gradaaly into the las. sage Of Pulmonary
Consumption Al hopes Of my recovery being dissipa.
paied was ad,sed by my phy.. an, Dr. Psrrhh. to
remove into the country. hoors.town, New jersey
beng my native place, was removed hither Nv
father and all be iamiiy had lived ami died there aud
died Of fuimonsry Consumption 90 my ARRIVAL was
put to oed, where Jay for many weeks in what was
de'meu Aot cie's condition Ir IhornioR who had
been ny iaher fam y phyciin and had attended him
IN hs last lines was called 10 zee me- lie thought my
case entirely be- ond the reach of nj cine and decided
'hai mu'i die, aid gave me one we.k TO arrange my
temporal afairs. In this apparently hopeless condition
heard OF the remedies which now make and sell Il
seemed to ne that could feel them working their way
and penetrating every nerve dbre, and tissue Of my
system.
Ny lungs and liver put on new action and the NOR.
bid mailer which for years had accumulated and rra
ted the different ofgsnf Of ~ body eliminated the
tubef'Ie on ny lungs rpeued and expeelofaled from
my lungs as mpch a. pint Of yellow offensive matter
every morning ~ this expeotoraton OF matter sabsd
ed 'he lever abaed the pam len me, the cough ceased
to haffas me- and The eShalstug ghtssess were Nc
longer known, aud had ri eshng sleep, to which
had long been stranger My appetite nov bsgan &c
RETURN Aud at times found icuit TO restrain myself
from eating TOO much with this return OF health,
gained IN strength ,.and now am f,shy. am nows
healthy nan. With large healed cratrx in the middle
lobe OF the shung, and the lower lobe hepatized with
complete Addiction Of hepleura The len lung i,sound,
aud The upper lobe Of The right one Is in toleraby
healthy Condition
CONSUMPTION at that time was thought TO be an incur.
able dreasc b. every one, physicians as we'll a. those
who Were unlearned in medicine-espeeiay such cases
a. were reduced to the condition was a. This induced
many People to believe my recovery only tenn orary I
no" Prepared and gave the medicine 10 consumpiiYes
tor some time and made many wonderful cure. and
the demand nerea'ed 20 rapidly that determined 10
odr them to the public, and devote my undivided atten
iion to lung diseases lntruh wss next forced to it,
for people would send tor me FAR and neat to e,sin
whether tber cases were like mine
For many years, in Conjunction with my principal
Office IN Philadelphia, have been making regular pre-
ft'siona ylsls % New York, Boslen baltimore, and
Pittsburgh
For several years past have made as many as I've
hundred examinations, weekly With the "Respiroms'
'terN For such examinations ny charge three dol
lars, aud enables me to give each pateu the true CON
don ofhs disease, anu tell him frankly whether be
will gst we'll
The gr,ai reason why physicians do not cure con
sumption d. that they try 10 do too much they svs
medicines tosi the cough, 10 stop the light sWesi
hectic fever and by doing they derange the whole
digestive system, looking W the seer tioas snd evena
ally the "a iea' dies