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Astonishing Curative Powers 0f
Cold Medicated Inhalation,
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LETTER NO. XXI.

As have in my preceding letters 80 fully describ-
ed the symptoms and pathology Of Catarrh, and the
various diseases Of the air passages and pointed out
their important relation to consumption, and other
diseases Of the chest shall In the present instance
content myselfby furnishing the following strong
proofs Of their durability. Fe se@ Il
To show the permanency of cures effected by In
halaton, will here refer to persons now living in the
enjoyment of good health, whose cases were pro-
nounced hopeless and incurable some years since,
and were cured by DR.. Morse's Remedies, mostly
through the medium of Inhalation. Hundreds of
other similar cases might be mentioned.
CONSUMPTION.
Mrs. Sophia A. Fittx, formerly of Bath, now res
ident of Oak HILL Brunswick, of this State was re-
ducedto very low state by sickness in 1862 1t was
soon manifest that her lungs were aborng under tu-
berculous liberation, which fast wasting her life
away Her physician thought the structure OF her left
lung was almost destroyed. Her case was considered
hopeless and ncurable by all of her friends and ply
stefan. She was placed under the care of Dr. Morse
OF Portland, by whom perfect cure was effected,
mostly through the medium of Inhalation Mrs. F.
has enjoyed better health since than ever before.
ASTHMA.
Mrs. Dorcas Lawrence of Falmouth, this State,
was In a feeble state Of health for long time,
caused by Asthma Phthisic, difficulty of breath
Ing and other alarming symptoms, which caused
much suffering, which rendered her case hopeless 10
the minds of her friends. She restored to per-
feet state of health by the of DR.. Morses Rene
dies, mostly through the medium of Inhalation
. PNEUMONICA. ....-
Mrs. Samuel Hin Of West Buxton, In this state
was severely troubled with Pneumonica, q disease
affecting the lungs, their membrane or motive power
characterized by irregular, impeded or painful re-
spiration.
After long suffering, council Of three physicians
was called. After consultation, they gave no en-
couragement of cure. She was placed under the
care of DR.. Morse of Portland, and in a few months
restored to perfect health, mostly through the med
UNI of Inhalation.
HEMORRHAGE.
Rev. William Leavitt, brother of Mrs. Hill, having
heard of his sisters recovery, applied to Dr. Morse
His disease was Hemorrhage of the Lungs which
caused great debility. He obliged to relnquish
preaching, and entertained doubts about ever being
able to resume his vocation. He placed himself un-
der the care of DR.. Morse, and In few months was
restored to health through the medium of Inhala-
ton, and is at present preaching to the people OF
West Buxton. fn 'h.1--- ss@A ~ E~F
HEMORRHAGE.
MIR. Isaac L. Barnes, of Brunswick, Of this State,
was troubled with Hemorrhage Of the Lungs and 9TH
erwse affected In 1862 had lost over thirty pounds OF
esh was troubled with palpitaon of the heart bled
one pint day for six days in succession reduced
very weak. Mr.. Barnes fully restored to health
by the use Of DR., Morse's Inhaling Remedies. Still
enjoys good health.
IEMORRHAGE. 'h
Rev. Horace Norton of Meadville, Pa, after being
reduced to very low state of health, by Hemorrage
rom the Lungs, feeble that he could not walk
five rods without assistance. Came to Portland.
placed himself under the of Dr. Morse. He grad
ualy improved until he was fully restored to health
His weight increased from 121 pounds to 165 pounds
Asthma. au. CSC
MIR. James A. Page, of Bloomfield, afterwards re-
moved to Aroostook) severely troubled with Asth
ma from child often 80 badly that he could not per-
form any labor for months together. 1t was com
mon thing for him to be obliged to sit up all night
with much difficulty of breathing. MIR. Page was
radically cured through the medium Of Inhalation,
obtained Of DR.. Morse.
CATARRH, BRONCHITIS. Sc,
Mr.. Isaac Robinson, of East Vassalboro was Sc
verely troubled with pulmonary disease for Ave years.
with Chronic Catarrh Bronchitis, severe hoarseness
could not speak above whisper for several months
during which time he was confined to his room; a
Large abscess formed on lung which broke and was
discharged through the tubes out of the mouth His
physician thought his case hopeless. He was placed
under the care of Dr. Morse, and gradually mproyed
by the uso of the Inhaling Remedies, until he was
fully restored to health. laf...
CHRONIC CATARRH.
Mr.. Silas W. Berry, OF Watervle, this State. was
troubled with Chronic Catarrh and pulmonary di
ease, which was the cause of frequent spells of As,
phyxia, or suspended animation. He had lost five
sisters who died with consumption, and was much
alarmed about himself Mr.. Berry was fully restored
to health by the use Of Br. Morse's Inhalnp Renee
dies.
AN IMPORTANT CURE.
Mrs. Caroline Atkinson, Of Cornish, of this State, a
widow whose husband gave his life to his country in
our recent civil war, and daughter Of Mr. Samuel
knight OF the same town, seriously attacked BY
q disease OF the Lungs. She had fastened upon her
dangerous symptoms by which she was Frustrated
very low, and unable to 10 removed fol- several days.
ana was given up to de- Other organs were serious
ly ahected' and their natural secretons suppressed
In this condition she placed herself under the care OF
DR.. Morse. Through the medium of his Inhaline
hemedies she was fully restored to health and is now
a hale and hearty woman ma fQ7il
DIR. Morse has the names of more Than two tbou
SAND persons on his books, who have been cured of
Catarrh in its various FORMS and it is safe to say that
all the above named were caused by Catarrh or
proceeded from that complaint
Persons at distance can be treated by letter. "a
t Your obedient servant, s4eEA
CHARLES MORSE,
physician for Diseases of the Throat and Limos No
6Deering Street, Portland, Me. a1s - $40
February %, 1866. eod&wtt