The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-14

cough; another. 10 facilitate expec-
tOration; a third, toarouse and slim
ulate the enfeb.cd condition of the
parts; a fourth, to promote absorb
ton, and the removal Of Tubcrcular
deposits; q fifth to astringe or shrink
upon the parts, as is required in ul-
ceration: and sixth, TO obviate the
condition Of spasms as Is indicated
in Spasmodic Asthma. From this
we learn that it j. not alone sufficient
to inhale, but it is all important,
that we should inhale the proper
remedies; suited TO each condition
and popularity of case.
The various operations and modes
Of treatment spoken OF, although
they may seem somewhat novel 10
many persons. are not only perfect
~ safe, but the patient usually cx-
pericnces very little Inconvenience
from them.
This system not only embraces all
that is valuable in lnhalations OF
Medicated Napor and Atomization
but applications Of far greater utili-
ty and importance. The treatment
is not only local, but constitutional
and, yet the end is attained with
out much medicine. BY the pecu-
liar manner Of addressing the cura.
tive agent directly to the diseased
parts, then by constitutional means
modifying and correcting the NOR
bid secretions, permanent cures are
speedily affected.
This system OF treatment is rapid
~ obtaining among the more adj
vanced physicians of the age, and
as result we find that diseases 5,
which in former years were consid-
cred incurable, now yield readily
under the hand OF advancing
science. Still another class Of dis
eases, delicate in themselves and
delicate to be spoken of, but to
which one half of our race are ex-
posed, are those peculiar to females.
From the vast amount Of misery
arising from these diseases we take
it that If any good can be accom-
plished by speaking of them, it Is
emincntly proper to do so.
The great question that comes NJ
in the minds Of those suffering from
either Of the class of diseases above
mentioned is: TO whom shall We
90 in order TO secure proper treat
ment? And many from fear Of fall
ing into the hands of incompetent
practitioners, neglect their diseases
entirely until il Is too late to effect a
cure. Right here will the reader
excuse us If we speak specifically.
Perhaps we all have our weakness
predjudiccs In favor of our family
ph! Slcinns, yet we think wcarc OK,
cusablc in 50 when we have seen
those who are dear TO us restored to
health under their skillful treat.
ment. We hope therefore in men
tioning the names of Drs. Durham
and Tisdalc of our city, and recon-
mcnding them to the reader, that
we will not be trcspnssing upon the
proprietics Of letter writing. These
gentlemen recognize the fact that
ii is not necessary to poison u per
son with drugs To cure the worst
symptoms OF disease; that the
proper Office Of the Physician Is not
to break down, but TO build up the
constitution; and to make the sick
man weaker, but to restore him to
vigor and health. To do this, they
make use of over 800 distinct mcdi-
zines, which they use in quantities
harmless to injure, but potent To
cure. DR.. Tisdalc has just returned
from an extended visit to Boston,
New York and Philadelphia, where
he has been visiting in various hos
pitals for the purpose Of getting all
the new ideas that have been
brought to light in the treatment
OF the diseases of the throat aud
lungs, nasal catarrh, etc. The DIR.
has sustained an eminent reputa-
ton rs II general practitioners, and
especially in connection with that
class of surgical and medical diseas-
cs for Il number Of years, and by the
rule he has adopted of making
visits TO the chief hospitals and con-
versing with eminent men, he keeps
up with the demands Of his varied
and extensive practice. Doctor
Burnham, senior partner who
makes Diseases of Woman q special
ty, also makes similar visit. Dur
ing the early part o. the past win
ter he attended the course of in
struction Of DR.. Storer, OF Boston,
on diseases of women, the only
course Of Il similar character given
in America, and is, therefore,
thoroughly posted in this class of
diseases. DR.. Burnham has enjoy
ca Il leading practice in this city for
the past ten years. and, is. there
fore, widely and favorably known,
and needs no special Endorsement;
still, we take pleasure in recon-
him, rs we'll rs his partner,
DR.. Tisdale. There are plenty OF
luacks in the country, and it is n
relief to the afflicted to know where
TO find n scientific physician.