The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-05
Dr.Lo'ngdon
The Treatmento Catarrh

Having shown tho nature and endeney Of
CAtArTh In our first letter, We now speak OF It's
cure. The rationale OF tho treatment OF this
and all other diseases consists In trtattH1 As
dtSSGIs N!e!G To cure disease Of the stomach,
II VIII not avail 70 employ agents which act upon
come other organ not implicated; and % OF dis
eases OF the Liver, BoWels, Kidneys, Heaft,
Lungs and other organs. In rational and curS-
i've treatment the medicines employed mnHt
have An affinity for the diseased tissue, and all
their force must be spent upon that tissue and
not upon parts which are healthy. Just here
Hes the secret Of curing CatArTh and other Chron-
&c DiseaSes-curipHo one disease without Creating
Notwithstanding the morbid 10 q hedEkhy, tpILf.
9k changing the hN1ItAy TO Q morbid condition.
How often do we see The moet unpleasant and
sometimes disastrous sequelH OF Typhoid Fever,
DlpthertttS, ScariAtina ard other malignant dis.
eases. Now these sequelH do not belong 10 the
diseases which they follow, but have their origin
IN improper medication; QtFV are drug dlSedSks,
But Y as Ia claimed, they do belong to the origl-
nal disease, tbtn EureIy he original diSSdlS kas
not been cured. We have treated hundreds Of the
above cases and we never saw angle Instance
OF these complications following proper treat
ment. In this letter we would impress with the
greatest possible emphasis, that the only M
S 4onA! and entirely successful mode OF curing
disease, no matter OF what organ or part, con-
snts IN the employment Of those remedies With
act specifically on the part diseased Every med.
ieAl agent has It's own appropriate sphere Of
therapeutic action, and outside Of this sphere
y sure 70 .JoIiO,O. This explains why 60 may
diseases are insurable BY tue ordinary modes Of
treatment. Everybody knows that mott Chronic
Diseases are neither cured nor durable By the
common practice Of druggiRg, while the great
ttaelonty Of these e4ses promptly yield 70 Gcier-
unc treatment, It 10 most humiliAting iAct 10
The Medical profession that most Chronic dis
eases bid complete defiance 70 its wonderful
Boosting and sublime pretensions. But every
one knows Thu tTnth. Nearly treJH h0uselol4
GH orEr w country hdI u ChroHte SvHtrtr.
Now the 'Whoie tEpRble lies In not dOctorihg tie
right diAeaeeior tho disease o. all, Tho pfoner
medicines my, In some eAses be employed. but
not prpReei spilled. Our whole succeSS con-
sists IN employing only such remedies a. exert
their speeide influence upon the diseased part,
and 90 applying them that they cannot iail Of
their miSBion. In tie treatment OF C1tGFfh.
which every one knows never was, and never can
% cured by the ordinary modes, we employ onIV
such medicines AS remove the Inflammation and
heal tho liberation Of the diseased mucous sur
iaces, and restore them % healthy action: and
90 apply theSe medicines 90 TO bring them into
direct contact with tho dlseA9ed paFts. Purso-
Ing this only rational and scientific course, We
seldom All OF complete success, only %, when
the patient neglect6 the treatment, or the dileaIo
has advanced 700 far. Our Instruments arc con-
venienuy employed and never give pain 70 the
patient A fair trial win convince tie uotf
skOptcalO Of the superiority Of our new n od Os Or
treating this most loAthSome Of al diStempern-
In the earlier Stages Of the disease the cure may
Do completed In much less time and at much LEI
expense. Medicines and appliances for using
them may DO had on reasonable terms At orr
AeoicoSuFGieal Institute, where all Chronic
Diseases arc successfully treated By new and
scientific methods.
I. H. L0NGD0N. AM, NIB.
South aide Monroe Street, third door above the
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