The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-21
Dr.LonIgdon
ON CHRONIC CATARRH.
Rational Treatment and Positive
Cure-0nly Scientific and Success
full Medication In this Disease.

Having shown the nature and tendency Of Ca.
tArrh 10 our first letter, we now speak OF lt cure.
The rationale Of the treatment OF this and all
other diseases consists III APPLYING THE HSARDI
TO THE DISEASE. To cure . disease OF the ttOm'
ach, 1t Will not avail TO employ agents which act
upon some other organ not implicated; and 20
OF diseases OF the Liver. Bowels, Kidneys, Heart,
Lungs aud other organs. In u rational and cur.
alive treatment, the medicines employ Cd must
have physiological action aud all thcl: force
DO spent upon the dlSedsed organ and not upon
parts which are healthy. just here lies the Sc
| cIet OF curing C8tArrh and other Chronic Dis
c. curing one disease without creating lnoth'
exchanging tho morbid 10 healthy, without
changing the hElkthy to MOFbtd condition.
How ofton DOVE SEQ the most unpleasant and
sometimes disastrous sequelR OF Typhoid Fever.
Dipthertts, ScaFlanna uir1 other malignant Ois'
eases. These sequelp do not belong TO the dis
cases which they follow, but have their origin In
improper medication; hlCy are drug dtSEdSts. II,
as Is claimed, they do belong to thUprimGry die.
case, then surely He primary 6LsedSe has not 6ten
cured. VIZ have treated hundreds Of tho above
cases and We never saw single tnstRr CO OF these
comp catiOnS following. We would impress
with tho greatest possible emphasis. that the
only rational and entirely successful mode Of
curing disease, no matter OF what organ or part,
consists In the employment OF those remedies
which act specifically on the part diseased
Every medical agent has It's own appropriate
sphere Of therapeutic action, aad outside u this
no drug thOuld ever be emplOyed-il 50, RilschLf
Is sure 10 J0ilOW. This explains why 60 many
diseases AICincurablO BY the ordinary modes Of
treatment. Everybody knows that most Chrome
DsaAses are neither cured nor durable by tie
common practice OF drugginR, while tho great
ms jOriLy Of these cases promptly yield TO sclen'
tilc treatment. II Is humiliating 10 the Medical
profession that most Chronic diseases bid com.
plete defiance TO its wonderful bOAsttng and
sublime pretGnsioDs. But every one knows this
truth. NEARLY EVERY HOUSEHOLD HAS ITs
CHRONIC SUFFERER. The trouble lies IN not
dOctoriDg tho right disease. The proper medl-
cInes may, In some cases, DO employed, but not
property applied. Our success consists In Cm-
poyinS only ltee rETredItS as exert their specific
Influence upon the diseased part, and 50 apply
Ing them that they cannot fail OF their mission
In the treatment oil Catarrh. which every one
knows never was, and Meier can Be cured 6y The
ordinary modes, we employ only huch medicines
as remuVe the Inflammation and heal the ulccrA-
tlOn OF the diseased mucous surfaces, and re.
store them TO healthy nctlOni and 50 apply these
medicines as o bring them into diroct contact
with tho diseased parts. PursuinR this ONLY
RATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC COURSE, VIC seldom
fall OF complete success-only go, when the pa
tent neglects the treatment or the disease has
ADVANCED TOO FAR, Our Instruments are cOnYe'
nGntly employed and never give pain TO the pa.
tient. A fair uial will convince the most Bkep.
teal Of the superiority OF our new modes Of
treating this mOst loAtnsomG OF all distCmpers.
In the earlier stHRes OF the disease the cure may
DO completed In much lees time and At much less
expense. Medicines and appliances may DO had
on reasonable terms At our Medical and Surgical
Apartments, where oil Chronic Diseases arc sue.
cessfully treated by new and scientific methods.
We ask you 10 cxA nine our mtthOtLSof treatment
and sec II they do not appeal TO your judgment
and meet yOurid Of what Is necessary 10 your
case. I. ...4 1921. aa