Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-10-03
OF Interest to Many Thousands Of People.

The winter of 1884-5 / was at
work in New Orleans addressing
and forming Bands of Mercy in the
white and colored schools of that
city, and organizing the Louisiana
Society for the Prevention of Cru
city to Animals, and in the spring
was doing the same work in Florida,
organizing societies at Jacksonville
and St. Augustine.
The next winter, 1866, l solicit
ed the privilege of giving one hour
addresses to all the High, Latin,
Normal and Grammar Schools of
Boston, and by unanimous vote of
the School Committee was granted
the privilege.
The winter was cold one, and |
was perhaps made somewhat tender
by being in hot climate the previ-
Gus winter. We had at that time no
heated street cars, and after speak
ing an hour in crowded school rooms
| was compelled sometimes to ride
several miles in the cold.
In this way I worked sixty one
days and never enjoyed anything
more in my whole lifetime, but the
result was bronchial cold, bronchi-
tis and bronchial asthma, which has
kept mo hundreds of nights with
little or no sleep. have tried many
medicines and burned perhaps bush
els of poisonous asthma powders
and papers (much of the time several
every night and more or less day
times). Last spring and this sum
mer, from loss of sleep and the
effects of these powders and medi-
cines, have been in very bad CON
dition but recently have had my
attention called to an "Inhaler," or,
as he calls it, an "Improved Atomi-
zcr," prepared by DR.. N. Tucker, Nj.
d., Of Mount Gilcad, Ohio, which, as
| am assured, has cured or relieved
many people, and sending to the
doctor its price, $3.50, have pro-
cured and used it since July 23d,
and have found myself ever since
relieved without burning a single
powder or taking any other medi-
cine than the odorlcss vapor of this
simple "Inhaler."
a friend OF mine who thinks him
self cured, declares that, considering
the possibility Of another attack, he
would not take fifty thousand dollars
for his "Inhalcr," if he could not get
another.
Now, while DR.. Tucker has no
knowledge of what am writing,
think it duty in the interest Of hu-
manity to say to our readers what |
have above written, and if cured Gas
hope to bc) shall make mention Of
it in future issues of "Our Dumb
Animals" In the meantime it will
do no harm for the thousands who are
themselves (or have fricnds) afflicted
with asthma to write DR.. N. Tucker,
Mount Gilead, Ohio, and obtain from
him information he has published on
the subject.
would add that the fluid used to
produce the vapor has been analysed
by our Massachusetts State Board
of Health" and found to contain no
arsenic or morphine, and | would
also like to say that if any one who,
by the reading of this article, shall
be relieved from the terrible suffer-
ings Of asthma Gas the subscriber has
bccn) wish to express their gratitude,
| shall be glad to have them send to
Hon. Henry b. Hill, Treasurer Of
our "Amcrican Humane Education
Society, 10 Milk Street, Boston, such
help as they may be able to give to
enable the Society to increase it's
over forty three thousand Glands Of
Mercy" and to add to the circulation
of it's literature for the humane cdu-
cation of the American people and
the world.
All such rcmittanccs will be duly
credited in "Our Dumb Animals" :"
and receipts sent to the givcrs.
| shall order marked copy Of
this paper sent to the editors Of the
over twenty thousand American pub
lications which receive "Our Dumb
Animals" every month, and possibly
its republication may save hundred
thousand asthmctcs from great suf-
fering. Gro. ~. ANGELI,
President Of the American Humane
Education Society and the Massa-
chusctts Society for the Proven
tion OF Cruelty to Animals, 10
Milk Street, Boston.
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