Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-07


pregnated with the properties of the remedy,
and then forced through the nose piece, held
by the left hand into and throughout the
cavities of the head, throat and lungs. OPEN
ing and expanding obstructed cavities, tubes
and sinuses, dislodging mucous and folicular
secrstions.
have been asked both by letter and per-
sonally as to the real value of this treat
ment Some of these many questioners
have since tried it; some thinking of it. Let
me add: First-That this is purely medi-
Gated air, and not spray. One can see at
once its great superiority over the spray and
douche, aud how perfectly, by means of the
air-bulb, this medication can be forced into
every cavity of the head, throat and lungs;
and when add you can obtain four pound
pressure, it can readily be seen how easily it
will dilate and clear out the little tubes
leading to the inner ears, and thus relieve
deafness from simple obstruction.
WE'LL doctor, this explanation is certainly
clear, and appears reasonable, but to fact S;
let me ask what do you know personally
about the
AIR INDICATOR AND INJECTOR?
In reply: 1t is painless; it will clear out
the head; relieve the most violent catarrhal
headaches; remove the odor OF green catarrh;
break up the tendency to colds, and, finally,
restore hearing from simple obstruction in
most remarkable manner.
The following was written by me at the
req uest of j. H. Moore, NJ. D., Cincin-
n att, o.:
No. "a ARCH STREET,
ALLEGHENY. PA, Jan. s. 1890.
DEAR DoCToR-You wish my opinion of
the Air Medicator and Injector, and 1 give
it the more willingly as 1 am a convert my
self. The true physician has at heart the
best interests of his patients; his constant
aim should be to improve his treatment no
matter whether the improvement originates
from his own or the brain of another. 1
have felt lame in this branch of chronic
diseases, not on account of the medication,
but the mode of application. and 1
have long known that to effect this
object power and medication must
go hand in hand; and not only
this but that 10 meet the wants of the gen.
eral public the apparatus should be adapted
SO that the patient can treat himself, under
supervision of his physician. The moment
1 saw DR.. Moore's circular 1 was convinced
One does not need to look twice to see that
We have the power and medication COM
bined in this perfect apparatus A convic-
ton is one thing, but actual experience may
be at the very antipodes. l am only too
happy to say that thus far conviction and
experience are unit and l may add, so
far as they have given expression, that this
is the sentiment of fully 30 cases who have
been and are now under my care.
S. G. MOORE, NJ D.
AS Will appear from the date, this article
was written over one year ago. L can still
truthfully indorse it, and so can mauy who
have given it faithful trial.
cArARRH HEAD, CONSTANTLY TAKING
COLDS.
DR.. S. G. MOORE, 81 Arch street. Allegheny,
Pa.
SIR was advised to consult you by a |
lady cured BY your treatment. For several |
years l have been a great sufferer from |
catarrh, and before coming to you 1 was |
constantly taking cold. Finally became |
so susceptible to atmospheric changes that L
was compelled to remain indoors during
cold and damp weather, or suffer severely
for my imprudence. Your local treatment |
has broken up the tendency to colds and has
relieved ME in most remarkable manner.
can now venture out in all kinds of
weather. 1 heartily indorse Or. Moore's
treatment. r. ZANG,
Agent White Sewing Machine,
2S1 Ohio street, Allegheny. Pa.
LARYNGITIs CURED.
w. n. Wilson, BurgetGstown, Pa.
CATARRH. HEAD AND THROAT CURED.
T. 0. Jones. Courtney, Pa.
CATARRH HEAD. THROAT AND BOWELS.
Adam Curry, Greece City, Pa.
NEURALGIA, DEAFNESS.
VIM. Coppes, Allegheny, Pa.
SPECIAL REFERENCES:
Rev. D. j. Davis, Apollo. Pa.
Rev. n. Merrill, Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
Rev. r. A. Hunter, KenneIt Square, Pa.
VIM. Starr, Hooker, Pa.
Geo. Welsh, Harmony. Pa.
j. II. Chatham, 134 Ohio street, Allegheny,
Geo. H. McCaw, Mars, Pa.
L. c. Weltner, Uuiontown, Pa.
Mrs. 7. A. Stout. Good Interest, Pa.
w. G. Forcht, Petrolia, Pa.
Levi Fox, Karns City. Pa.
Mrs. w. T. Mccormick, Butler, Pa.
Mrs. NJ. A. Shlra, New Castle, Pa,
A Grow, Duke Center. Pa.
George Glass, Millerstown, Pa.
T. o. Jones, Courtney, Pa.
D. L. Herr, Wildwood, Pa.
The following speaks for itself:
NEW BRIGHTON, Pa, Feb. %, 1891.
To sufferers from any form of Catarrh. Nery.
Gus or Chronic Disease.
have known Dr. S. G. Moore, "a Arch
street, Allegheny, Pa, about nine wears.
few years, have observed his success in the
of the cases which he makss n |