New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
DIR. HUNTERS LECTURER
OR HOW CONSUMPTION IS NOW CURED,
NO. 3.

Consumption Is always a consequence g
chronic Inflammation OF the lungs. that abrade3
the epIthellum from their internal lining, create
ing a raw surface. which the germs then attack.
The preying Of the germs upon such raw surface
PRODUCES tuberculosis and causes all the syrnp.
toms which characterize consumption. The fails
IRE to cure chronic catlrrh OF the lungs, grippe,
bronchitis, asthma and pneumonia before the
abrasion OF the epith alum takes place is what
leads to the disease and imperils the patients
life.
Not one OF these chronic lung diseases nor the
consumption In which they result has ever been
cured by taking medicines in the usual way, yet
are all durable by treatment applied locally to
the lungs.
The question OF the proper treatment OF the
lungs in disease Is Of the importance Of life itself
TO those afflicted. Catarrn, bronchitis, asthma
and pneumonia being only simple infammatory
diseases Of the lungs. are as durable by proper
treatment as .nnammations OF the other organs
of the body. Bat to effect their cure healing
remedies must be brought into direct contact
with the inhamed surfaces by inhalation. In no
other way can the simplest forms Of lung dis
ease be reached by healing remedies. and 1t 10
because they are not reached and not cured that
consumption results
After consumption has become engrafted upon
one or other OF these chronic diseases its cure re-
uuires something more than mere healing reme-
dies Specific germ.cides are necessary TO kill
the germs and expel them from the lungs. Until
remedies having this power were discovered ana
successfully applied BIZ consumption remained
an incurabe malady. Treated by the inhaled
Eermicides. 1t is perfectly durable. and In most
cases easily cured. / have. by them. restored 10
health hundreds OF prominent people from con-
frmcd tuberculosis.
A leading manufacturer Of this city was very
serious case. He had all the usual symptoms
cough pain In the chest, shortness OF breath.
loss OF flesh and strength etc He had tried all
the various nostrums given In such cases, with
change Of air from the Adirondacks 10 southern
California, without receiving any iastlng dement,
He then decided to place his case IN my hancs
and during the entire treatment was examined
from time TO time by other bacteriologsts 10 see
what progress he was making toward recovery
From the beginning they reported a decrease IN
the tubercule bacillr' In the sp.tum until finally
they disappeared altogether" and he was well.
He gained thirty-fve pounds during the course.
Any suffering patient who desires 10 see or write
10 him can obtain his address from me.
E. NJ Hunter. ESQ. editor Of the Vermont
Record, Fairhaven, VT, was a desperate case,
attended by hectic fever and chills night sweats.
hemorrhages and great prostration. he was
sent to Colorado in hopes OF saving his lie, put
received no benefit, and caiIe back last october
10 die In November he placed himself under my
treatment, and Is to-day well man.
Mrs Milford Jones' Of Dover Norris County,
y j. had been pronounced hopeless case OF
consumption" by several physicians She had
large cavity In her right lung, was greatly
emaciatcd and feeble as to be hardly able 10
walk BY ny treatment she Is now entirely re-
stored to health, and will, l am sure, gladly
answer any inquiries from a sufferer.
Prof ]. Il. Cummings, OF New wilmington
Lawrence County Pa consulted me In reference
to his son, Rev. Thomas F. Cummings. American
missionary TO Gujranwala. Punjab. lncia, VINO
had had repeated hemorrhages from his right
lung and was pronounced by British army SUI
Reons to have qualification Of the apex of that
lung His weight had fallen from 172 pounds to
14s He expectorated pus from his lung and was
In confirmed consumption. l undertook MS case
and at the end Of five months treatment re-
ceived the following gratifying letter:
American Mission.
Gujranwala india
Sept. 5. 1885,
Dear Dr. Hunter: The physician who ex'
amined me last year, DR.. Neve. Fellow OF the
ROYAL College of Surgeons, has examined me
again and pronounces my lung entirely healed
You may remember there were four spots as
eased extending from the front TO the back OF
ire right lung Under Cod this restoration IS
entirely due to the treatment received from you.
Having cured me of consumption. wish you
wide extension Of your treatment, when is wha I
suffering humanity needs am srateriU
yours. CfteN1 l. y. Ni-"i-'
CONTINUED next week.
ROBERT HUNTER. NJ. D.,
III West 45th street. New York
NOTE-Readers Of the SUNDAY TRIBUNE
who are afflicted will receive Dr. Hunter 8
pamphlet explaining his treatment free by al
dressing him as above-Adv