The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28
New Advertisements.
DIR. Morse on Diseases of the Lungs.
NUMBER TwENrY-E1eHr.

In the Northern States Of cur Union, those vital
organs of the human system, tho "LUNas" are con-
stantly subjected to severe trials by reason Of lat
lie Influences while many other organs Of the human
body may for long time be diseased and the patient
live, the lungs constructed and their constant
unceasng essential to animal le that If they
become diseased, and proper remedies arc not timely
supplied by skillfal hands, the disease must neees-
sarily increase, and long become so fastened up
on them as to def tie power of the best medical
skin. This Is indeed truism and yet the people do
not sufficiently heed it for their own good.
Charles Morse, NJ. D., resident Of Portland. one
who has long made the study OF lung complaints
speciality and in doing so, he has not only brought
to bear the subject the scientific investigation Of
the most learned members OF the medical profession
but also good share Of common sense and expert
ence which are sometimes overlooked or IGNORED
by those who entirely derive their knowledge Of dis
eases from medical works with which the world Is
flooded. There are three things necessary to DO
known in order to successful treatment Of diseases
First, the nature and locality of the disease Second
the properremedies 10 be applied and Third, how 10
administer them.
II the stomach is in rebellion against enemy, IN
the form Of disease, dictates that the
gun shall DO properly directed to hit the mark.
In such case 1t would be great blundsr to make
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thelungs Struggling for the breath of lie, why
should not the help be given to them? and how can
such help be successfully administered by any cre
itous routes through the channels that do not lead
to the organs diseased? Common sense readily finds
an answer to all such questions.
Now the lnhaling Process of Doctor Morse Is one
that commends itself to the common sense and con-
siderate judgment OF all who are blessed with such
mental qualities But inhalation Il ofno avail unless
there is proper remedy to be inhaled, and DR..
Morse has reason to believe that he has discovered
such remedy, and has thus applied it in thousands
OF cases, and he has been kindly permitted to refer
the public to the following among the thou ands
he has successfully treated, record of which might
be made if deemed necessary.
Mrs. Sophia A Fittz formerly Of Bath now a resi-
dent at Oak Hill Brunswick in this State relation
Of Mr. Moses Of the former place and otherwise re-
specially connected taken sick and became quite
feeble 1t was soon manifest that her lungs were Ia
boring under tubercular alteration which was fast
wasting her life away. Her attending physician
thought he saw that dread disease consumption and
pronounced her case hopeless one. In his opinien
the structure of her left lung was almost or quts de-
stroye -Four years ago last July she applied 10 DR.
Morse and placed herself under his care. Amer due
examination be thought her case was not a h,peles
one, and Immediately applied his remedies through
the medium OF limitation. They proved efcc ual,
and IN the course OF year she recovered her health
and strength, and is now q hale and hearty woman,
capable OF dischargins all the duties of life.
This is single case, but it speaks volumes in favor
Ct the Inhaling Process which Doctor Morse
eessinly administered in Tho usands of other cases.
Itiholds out bright hopes to all who thus alic'-
ted. This Is the season OF colds and when they fas
ten upon the throat or lungs there Is always more or
less danger, unless proper remedies are timely ap-
applied
Persons at distance can be treated by letter.
Address
CHARLES MORSE, NJ. D.,
Portland, Me-
An letters will be promptly answered and remedies
provided If treatment Is advisable.
Oct 28-d&w 1t