Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-18
CASES ON FILE.

CASES ON FILE.
Below we will give the symptoms of a few
cases and the result of the treatment. AS some
of these persons object to our using their names
in the public print, we will suppress them, but
will gladly make them known to those calling
traveller, stated that he had been subject to
cough every winter for twelve years. HIS work
was against him, and he was a good deal ex-
70 bay Her
by year 1t seemed to be coming on earlier, and
now he was hardly ever free from it. 1T came
on in fits, which shook him to pieces, and 1t
ing, often making him retch and vomit. There
was great deol of phlegm, thick and yellow,
which was difficult to get up unless he could
The shortness of breath was worse than all, for
it prevented him from going about, and inter-
fered with his business. He had never spat
any blood worth speaking Of but there were at
times streaks after severe fit of coughing He
became no thinner. generally loosing little in
the winter and picking up in the summer. He
lief November 1st 1887, he was given an ia
haler, with medicines, and went into the
country for three days, at the end of which
Il time he reported the CO cough @ easier shs Phlegp
ing decidedly better. treatment continued
November 10th the patient wrote to say that
he was better than he had been for years. and
was almost able to do without medicine. Jan.
9Th. reported that he had not been using nedi-
cine for month, and was entirely we'll
Case No, 1861 P: R., aged 65 years, un-
nasal catarrh The mucous would drop back
into the throat and frequently be swallowed
Has been troubled with distressing headache
from which he has never been free for almost
year For the same length of time there has
been great distress after eating, and bloadDg OF
the stomach and bowels The bowels are con-
stipated. The stomach will bear nothing but
little cracker He is also troubled with short
ness of breath and shifting pains over the liver
stomach and chest. Has been treating year
with different physicians without relief. Janu.
ary I'd, 1888, prescribed medical inhalation
for the throat and the proper constitutional
remedies for the stomach, and recommended a
diet. February 10th, 1888, Mr.. R. reports that
weeks, he can eat anything. without distressing
himself, and examination shows his throat to be
case No. i.O46-Mr. G. M. Came into office
December 9th, 1887, during severe attack of
asthma. Had to be half carried up the stairs
Took cold night before. Has been troubled with
the succession Of attacks after taxing cold for
two weeks or more. Has used everything he
can hear tell of, and smoked everything, from
mullen leaves to arsenic MI. M took inhala-
as freely as any one. Reported next day that
he had had no difficulty in breathing after tax.
ing treatment During the following six months
Mr.. NJ. took inhaler occasionally whenever he
would feel an attack coming on, but during the
past six months has taken no treatment what.
ever, and has been entirely free from the lis.
ease.
Many more cases could he mentioned, but
the above we hope, is sufficient to convince
any fair.minded person of the superiority of
this method.
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