, 1876-03-05
BUSINESS NOTICES,

catarri,, md IEu.v to Cure T.-Tha
sreas Prevalence Of catarrhal disease s direct tend
eues 70 and the utter faure Of the
non modes u Treatment are deemed sufficient res
sons for direct appeal the practical common sase u
With erery incentive to afe of asefuness and en-
he morning Of life with consumption who csn iook
baeS a.1 mouths year, OF longer tho csse may BE-
to time when It 1oka1a but e.ttarrh neg.
lc"tes or Inaltseated at stage Of the disease when
properly treated eure was possibls, aently aud II
uast apercetEbyf it has transformed t,e features "a
youth into the dull wan isessness Of premasure ago
q It has drink up tie vitality from the blood aud
fluids Of the wasted frame: md now when hops haa
died in the heart, aud the hte forces ebing away
comes the stereotypcd md haeSneyed sdvice Of Il
voyage." promised return Of heath in tho spring.
etcx but s1s the country reierred to IL that wn1ch
lies Esnd the confines Of the grave and the spring
is tha season thai blooms eternal xhea uEaa tsfl
fever Is done.
Cat7rrh neglected, Is cert1tn In ita tendency Il
consumption us IL tic brook from the mountain ia
run to the sea; and yet no disease ia more asnab,s
to treatment II tken in No: by drsnching tho
throat and nostrils with cusc powders and asrngent
medicine upon the hypothesis that the blood ts ed
With impurities to be gotten rid Of By elimination
sppy the life elements OF which the blood OF the g.
tarrha1 subject Ia always deficient and from which de-
fcleey springs the cas4srhal secretion necessary
result.
"A medical practice worthy to be called science must
rest Upon the LAWS and prlncplcs Of the primary Gle
human bodys and ans treatment OF disease unoa any
other hypothesis il quackery. whether Advised by ths
profession by tLs medical anountebauks whose
sure cures aud spec0,3 hare Hooded the couu-
TT 10 the injury Of the ignorant. anil the disgust Of
the Intelligent. The time when men 1ooket upon
dsesse the manifest 1isu.easuze OF el srirs, 4ud
ack MAD possessed OF devil. The Greek school
OF thought dspeied that uelusion and substituted
otherz. The Athenixu rhysicana defined diaeasa n
an excesa Of the bodily constituents, while Ga'en
nonncea 1t foreign forrs Opposed to the native
forces OF the bo1ys foe to bo opposed and b7:ed
Both these theories survive In what Is called Emi-
nattoa" " aud !" Cure By coutraries:r In fscs add 70
these atinnauts. opiatcs, and counerrrisants, and
we have the popular medicine OF TO-DAY.
Now 1t me- the practice Ut the future Is ia
be something different not directly OPP o5ed to th.t
of the preseHt anil the past Disease Is neither Mira
e nor accident, but e1sts subeervient law, and
Is Is true to the that produced health In.
without, it ia disturbed undeve1oped force within.
lnsta1d Of something nl0ra than life, It Is something
1eEs Nutrient matter in the system is pure putrid
poisonous, even, it Is vitalei, and congestion and
ished Functional activity. II this premise Is true,
then in the rtmal treatment OF all fnVms Of chronic
diseases least the first step in tho right direction il
to E1talize nutrient matter and equaze molecular
ton To accomplish this the remedies given must b
Rectcd with strict regard to the chemistry Of ktos
and their relations to vital force Upon tho foregoing
premise il based the treatment for c4tarrh and its
ptaons, Of which I. is my pleasure to be she author
and advocate, and which have ssen si3usl3
ful III hundred Of cases when cnd where al other
principles and rnodus operanui governing in thi1
feature Of special practice, respectfully tnvita the
attention u the profession as well as tha public.
Dr. CLEssoN PnATr.
Author Of Mo:opathic Medicine fog Chronic Dis
eases.
Professional rooms No. eco Ssate street. corner Of
Adams Reception hours from 10 to l. aud from u
s. Consultation free.