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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07
4 1TH WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC CIrB-

18TH WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC CLUB
convened at he Tvoi Hotel corner Of Tenth stree, and
avenue 4, Wednesday evening, septembers 1885 the
sac,rs sSssrt 4 yentyrs, Frs.iaen,i yllIss Sshap
Dymond Secretaries; George Jeremiah Treasurer; William
Quipy, sergean; at Arms On motion the following gentle
sns q III John George
which most nbdslascaiy and unanrnousy aaopied
many important questions Of national and State policy
Whereas, In times the present uods
Of many following The lead Of dcmagogues riot In
Whereas In order to counerac, issues painful nature
a,e eS1n % %
gether for is preservation. Therefore be Il
city q New York hereby form ourssss into an a.soca
ton be hereafter known az The Independent Democratic Club
Received ourselves into sai association solely
party rry believing principle % Be in aceorsnce With
The strict construction Of The constitution and ada pied the
RcsoIved Thai We citizens Of great confederation.
true and principle Of Tie deocrssy are the only
whereby hoee great and glorious results be ecc
Resolved That We view ,e present procrpvc feeling in
ma esc 1 dI ssaisn hat Soaa Of Which sn i,
e beauty Of condersey and on which s strength and
Resolved That we hold all sump,uary laws affecting the
contrary 70 NE spirit Of orr INSTITUTIONS aud dametriea op
View a. one Of he fandamena poona X our pssi reed
Resovcd That IN The national government a. Warrington
Stances has by the wisdom a = foreign dousc policy
secured unmpaired national, popu
lar relations, rejecting The time both honor the
country, and credit on ITSELF We aaere 70 ia policy And via
Eupyo fs measures.
Resolved That Fernando Wool The chief magistrate Of
gres city of New York have active efficient and
energetic cer-a scion q The democracy q whom hey may
vel be proud,
Rsfoited That 10 he November election now approach
Ing with alarm serious issues startling In ieir ma
lure interviewer wi creed Il therefore becomes us
down all ecionalsm aud aziiaon, AMI sanding hard
hand and shoulder shoulder MI means
preserve principles Of the democratic parry uDnpa red
which are 20 ~ the baiwarks o. natouN faQh.
Adjourned Wednesday evening, sept ~ 1876 At
ROBERT J MCINTYRE, President
NJ Msu niiSoS' vice-Presbieuis.
RICHARD scHOFfELD, Secretary.
JoHs !. DrxoSp Corresponding Secretary.
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Sears, at bis residence No. Wilet street. Mr. MICHAEL
RILEY, Of Ireland TO Miss MARY LOUISA SrAxEY daughter
Of Mr.. Charles Sharkey, Of Upper Morrsania N. Y.
On Wednesday, Sept. 8, by the Rev. Dr. Blair, EDWARD
KEMP to MARY AUGUSTA only daughter Of DR.. A. D. Gle
ment all of this city.
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IN certain and Quaci cry already been tho
RAJ 80 Of 100 much suffering Chronic deas d,sfass o te
rbe.i Ir-Dr. A. 8. HEATH, No. so Broadway respec
fully norms lbs friends patrons and lae pubhc lna NJ pur
poses hereafter 70 devote hs snhrs professional attention 70
sspscsy ali diseases Of the tros lungs All chest ana CO.
milo urinary organs; also the other speca c which
devoted - years Although Dr. Heath approves and
comments the zeal OF many me aoets W is profession, In
d
not condemn strongly the and evil Of exciu.
rvenes narrowing down single tablect o. attention.
surgeons have 70 minister - ne whole human
JsscaI mental ganisms With al ter sympathetic ~
brona puees Consumption and other serious
diseases the result general rather A eenc Gauss
Heafs consultation iiom y o'clc4 Az. 70 I'M
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ELEcrIoN FOR coRoNERs. THE ELECTORS OF

ELECTION FOR CoRoNERs.-To THE ELECTORS OF
IL the City and County Of New YorkGentemen Having
been solicited by influential friends offer myself
your for the Office Of of The four Coroners
be elected next November and having been assured that
have supporters almost ward the city,
have willingly consented lay claims before the demo-
cratic party whose unfIcng and unweared advocate have
been for nearly twenty There ain require
ments order be eligible for such Office and
those feel possess. In the first place,
two years. study In the Royal College Of Surgeons Ireland
and four the University Of New York, having graduated
under Drs Mott Post Patterson Bedford Draper Payne
Dickson and though last, under the distinguished
anatomist Dr. William Darling have also received much
instruction from the able counsel OF DR. j. r. Garrish Of this
city In the next place have studied law for two in
this city, with gentleman who ais high position al the
bar Therefore, presume To say qualifications nds
putabe have been always ready at call rward TO
rosrum in the city 70 aid the honest democrat and
support those principles which tend the perpey Of the
suon as handed down by the great fathers Of the Revolution
therefore place myself before the electors Of New York
candidate for the position Of Coroner Ny principles and
politics are the same as you have ever known them am
foe to oppression from is consonancy ia this free land where
the highest Office In the State Is accessible a deserving
and am foe to fanacsm, whether be exhibited in the
dark and dangerous prescription OF religion country
IT, then the electors Of New York believe
sary qualifications discharge the duties the oce
their hands, claim their suppor-and should be elected
trust that he fuhment Of the duties of said Office shall only
be pleasing my feelings but cedable my
With every sentiment Of respect remain, gentlemen
your devoted fellow democrat
EDWARD d. CoSNERY " n,
rec
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On Consumption Office IA Broadway, win be pleased 20 az
ford relief 70 ose who have been injured or who have failed
the speciality o. Inhalation ior Diseases
te lungs throa Open daily eundays excepted from %
O'Clock Treats consumption asthma diseases Of the heart
and all chronic diseases oil males and females Consultation
DR. T. \. Fitch Ia always at home and there
elsewhere travelling Otherwise In connected win
hm authorized hail his Office refer patients 70 him.
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OF abeccss, pronounced incurahe hecult
Parlei, Of Cumberland Me-, three
years with abscess IN the arm was about have
hmb anpuaed, but recommended fIDi0ways
and pLs which completely healed H. sold at Die
r.es No 20 Maiden lane, New York Sanf london
and by all druggists a. 10. ere and ~ pes boz Or roe
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ITO BE OR NOT TO BEt-IHAT w A rifp orr .r,Ox -
Il Nowh 4 % live wei lye we'll ne eue.i,1n
can be decided any night; Al STEVE DorYs cerncr a
Broone street and Broadway, wh one os ~ cbcv,ier
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SHELLYs NEW RESTAURANT USDgB THE WAIVER.
- Isy House, .outwcs corner o. Broaiasy AID Foarth
tute' shnN oftn Ar. shelly desires 10 30
nss 10 connecson with any other establishment crhbng H.
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PALE eacaed weak and desparing invited back health
vigor through the fundamentally Of Of Dr. Jas. Nc
Clinocks celebrated family medcnesthe Fever and
Ague Specific and Anti Bilious pills. The specific breaks the
enls pcrscvered In permanently Graduates The dis
case while the pills regulate the dsordered functions
hvsr ana festo. ns sonaen ana poMes 70 neaiy ACTION
here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07

MARSH Co. by the Industrr Exhibition of All Nations
r their patent radical cure truss References TO ts
John Carnochsn An extensive list Of OF
ana gentlemen cured by this be Narsh
= Co.'S, No. 2js Maiden lane, and Marsh Corcss Co
No. West Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio. open from A.
n until o r. M
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CIxTH WARD DEMOCRATIC NOTICE.-BY DESIRE or
- my political democratic friends OF offer
myself as a candidate for the Office OF Assessor.
ABRAHAM CORTISSOS b53 Pearl street.
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read tie ycrisemsn, - tnrf ~ 20
Ladies' unier the he d OF medic rec who are ne whole
he Of DR. ia voncos golden pills, and
hrn re. yourselves supplied The gs may Re depended
upon 10 sll disease. peculiar 70 .cmale1
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLITICAL.

4 REGULAR MEETING OF THE TWENTY SECOND
"A ward Democratic Union Club win be held National
Hail. Forty fourth street dhisl Friday evening al O'Clock
All the members requested TO attend Good democrats
be members by attending this call By
order of FRANCIS cROsStN, President.
THOMAS EGAy, Sec'y. DAs'L DgADDy, Treasurer.
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For Fever and Agae.-DeshIer,s PtIls, 81;

India choagogue 81 50 Washington elixir rs For
dropsy gravel &e Woes scheidam schnapps a. For rheu
Aisn, yas life balsam 10 cents; Myers extract rockrose
n supp obstruction &c Van Hambers female
monthly pulls, 81 For darrhoa, cholera morbus &c, Mrs
Kdders cordial 81 Mrs, Hayes syrup, % cents and
mixture l2ls cents and Is cents each, at GUIONs III
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W one ~ ae!tr. ani ~. tsAn4s hsf Lpsiags- ~
fcSghiy ffa vii - hsf etaaffuy all ~ rasi o. A
n.gh ppneipshy Agpb - u ~ Mars paoe ftn ID :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07

RacheI's First Week, and MISC the first
Of the Wilton velvet Brussels Invoices
hiOn 70 Bowery Oil cloths exceedingly prices
ARTHUR D0NNELI.Y, SS Bowery.
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For Protection against Mosquitoes and In.
sscts-HasEins patent improved portable canopy net,
ARE guarantee against mosquitoes, without obsructing
- circulation Of air. w. STRATTON sole agent, %
Chambers street,
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(VAstFD-rWp GOOD GIEis ron PLAIN COOK
w ingt "hafinK anl Mcnlns o. sl~la ~ srr
be esA1 AMI tfhf vel fe9a add al - ys1As
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Defiance Salamander Safes.-R0bert NJ. Pat
RICK 10 the sole manufacturer In the United States of
above celebrated safes and patent powder proof defiance
Maiden lane.
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WksTRb-& SMART. ACffyE nfnt. hBOrr YOUR
W teen JeAfs ~ Aae ske csl1r~ft u.as~
lerssh gsasraY nffa tq.e b. ffuefA.s nesl egp1 Al
~ sands o.. Bscot!b
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Rachel Trlulnph0nt.--The American Public
admits the superiority Of the great ragedenne as does that
Of the royal tapestry Brussels and ingram
pets now selling at sacrifice at HIRAM ANDERSONS No.
~ RQWery,
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Locking Glasses, for the Fall Trade, at
greatly reduced prices Buyers invited examine
eur stock before purchasing elsewhere RICHARDS KINGS
LAND 4 Co., manufacturers ITO Chambers street.
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Carpets for Fall Trade, 195J-Smith
LOUNsBERY ass Broadway Grand street have just
received per late arrivals several large invoices elegant
velvet tapestry and brussels carpeng which they are now
ooeng together with and select stock OF al other goods
sonneced with the carpet trade at great Inducements
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A Hint to ImpostOrs.-


nafo-Beware Of hunbugs and pedars; buy genuine;
none genuine unless signed by HENRY r. COSTAR; whole
and retail depot s Broadway New York. and 81 South
Third street, Philadelphia.
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Sewing Machlnes.-Thc Best, the Cheapest
md for he best call at Nichols Co.'s and examine their
chimes with the latest improvements for stitching the finest
ssarses work with without waxed thread either fiat
cylindrical form. J. d. NICHOLS Il Co., All Broadway.
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Lie, and Call Mysclr a Profes-

and like every other mpuden quack would doubt
my stuff bnt as am honest, plain spoken old
lived this years, people
when tell them that glorious onguent has such miraculous
power the hair that Will force the beard upon
The smoothest face In six weeks and will not stain nure the
skin. 81 per bottle cent e any part Of The country g.
ludel
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patent In gold and silver Is without exception,
NEST compact durable and convenient article Of the kind
made Manufactured and for sale by W. NJ WfLMARTH ii
Maiden lane where also found general assortment
NJ kinds Of pencil cases and pens.
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e Fruits, Words are but Leaves

was fayore saying of the ancents and the radesman
deeds follow his words the fruit follows the leaf
have the confidence OF his customers. GREEN No
House promises what he perform His Shirts
Me most beautiful made In New York. always thar al
Tie time appointed.
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AeTrtng's Patent Champion Fire and Bur
Hhr proof SAFE with Halls patent proof lock Both
received prize medals at the Worlds FAIR London 1851 and
erystal Palace, New York, 1854 SILAS c. HERRING
90. lak. ISL and ia9 Wafer street.
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WaSTEp-GooD aANIuIA NAKEns At soi.y
w Bcus Bells, ss anal 4.
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proved Styles containing everything necessary and desirable
tor the toilette In and elegant FORM great variety
a moderate prices, at GREENS furnishing store No.
House.
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Just received large lot of very superior black French cloth
aress coats, made In the STYLE lined throughout with
Me finest de chine Selling at EVANS clothing ware
Rouse, Is and % Fulton street, at 50.
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L AIDES RETURNING 10 THE CITY AND NEEDISg
IL domsrtie help, iou4 apply 20 The Employment rytetg
Peer cooper Esq PRESIDENT j. AID u riDe House, ior
place losi office number ~ girls hFe
81 admitted
characters have been asccrAind by dec,
With tleiF employer Brsnch Office, No -sDis
brooklyn, FuOp. FaFm hands, lbOrfs.
newly arrived atcs, vii be found n Green
wich street.
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WANIFD fHHiBfATEfI-A YHEs,ti IN ggIsAs
" Aiys maid apf npfs s@o sssf psfn1N1 90 Ys -
80 rt'sfi vtsbsr al ifrfsF AMI rfss
~ sA1f, VI Fe~i fsiofenrs ApF5 =, 10 % assa
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New Paper Hnngings-At the Old Estah-
n6hment 43G Pear street. which invite attention Of
dealers and consumers generally. osULLIyAN 4 FAY,
Importers and Manufacturers.
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A GERMAN LADY OF SUPERIOR QUALIFICATIONS
"A and character IL DESTROYS Of obtaining situation
companion, take The entire charge Of few Children
and domestic affairs References exchanged Address
box :, ass Post onice.
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Engraving md Printing.-The Nentest and
most fashionable styles OF cards. seals circulars engraved and
printed Orders received by mail for cards. and every variety
q engrayng and printing Specimens sent by mail WM. N
DUNNELI,, 1856 Broadway, corner Of Dey street.
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Gifts and Presents-Just Received, and for
sale at reduced prices the choicest selection OF fancy goods
and also variety Of toys dressed and undressed dolls
games Of amusemens, for children, &C. at ROGERS fancy
store, 449 Broadway
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\VANTrp.-7,.A sAs FULLY covrEr,sT 10 .stEr
tor a1 PAl4fstFt ~ fgsi oebrs.
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BIZ preparation WIN gray hair to It's youthful appear
and badness. Can a 762 Broadway and the
proprietor, who has been and bald with good head Of
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SlTUATIOH WANTEp.-AS ESGtNEEN A.lSaES A
- situation souh hat has bad ten yeara fyperencc
upon enc Of he best railroads IN New FORK STATE had
experience Ia low pressure WORK. sugar ul.a. best
reference given Inquire az 10 CorlsnIt street
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INrELnreEycE OFFICES.

EHRfsTTAN HONE FOR FEMALE EERyANTS, sTii
" st., between ith aud Lexington sycnusstsovrrnc.r,
tousektspcrs al-o tcYns u capacity supplied from
this lnsutuliop.
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WAsTrD-Two REFIslsHEEs. ArrLY AT Isl AND
w iSl West 18th d.
y,rAETEn--A MAN 70 PR PRINTS OK STRETCH
w ersi accustomed 70 The busincss Appy y 80
f,pedwuy
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WANTED by AN ENGLIsHMAN, OF BUsINESH T,CI
and habit and used TO c currency, situation assist
ant bookkerper and collector, anything which win
fair remuneration labor; used work. refers H.
employer to capacity and reference. Amy Wishing IN
services by addressing Il. H. NJ s9lm street. viii meet s
prompt attention AID greatly obnge. n. B.No obJcctoa i
the country.
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ykANTED--A PRACTICAL ZINC AND COLOR GRIND.
w 10 wt0 AUtughy undc rsanda tha haslants
permanent situation II offered " addressing box l,iG5 Ph
trtl tia ICs
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Before B-'bers tine ID. right OF ms, 10 think, 70
exercise bio Individual reasoa denied 20 hin; at
te present day the bit Of the Individual 20 feel for
bmstif, 70 follow his attractions is conde Dned by the
morals's as mineral AID vi'ious They who advo-
cate the Sovereignty Of the IDdividas assert that this
lew pr1o;pe must be proclaimed and bsttled Zoe I'll
tTiuu plant.
All beginnings or transitions are imperfect, and he
Club IN question may be 10 exception bat tie princ
pie IL tie abstracts true. How far its advocates may
succeed in establs5irg it, do not know; but wish
them sDccess Ary thing that helps brsak up the
spiritual sagns.on Of presep. society is good thing.
Mr.. Victor Cescribfs French girl r0rH srd ex-
h1ssted, which | am sure is another f,sshood,
prompted by rsjudice He recommends that the
Club be bella up to soon by the press and suppressed
even II be ia az jealous he pr. ends, anc much
in earnest let him begin at home in his town Of
SaDduskv. viii warrant him that geodly number
Of FreeLove cubs 10 be found in il, with women
very uch worn and exhausted anc frequented by
men whose names as he says, should be made known.
] recommend him at once to commerce his investga-
tons, and publish few Names OF his fe lowOwnsnen
as he does Of persons in New York.
Respectfully, A. BRISBANE.
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BOARD OF COUNCMNEN.

MoSD.r Oct Is. ls55.-Present ID. ID. CoNoyER.
Esq PRESIDENT. in the CT air.
Petitions referrtd-By Mr.. WHD-Of John Moore
AID oke TIL. Chamber street b' oPensd to James slip Il
coz ulits S,-eetS
III. common eourci 10 fJrwsra en- grants TO the wes,
Pssoivtions.-By Mr.. JESEISs-Ihat w. Camp
ward IN P.see Ct ". l. Whey, removed from the ward
Adopted - ,,,,.,,
Fir; sliriet ,ide soemngtale rsst otweea Nnety
end E;ne,ysIA streets; Third district rofth wet eorae
Fourth district ncrh CT one hundred And twenty
ffh street ard Eghih avenue. Adopted u,,L
inrsco., Ct election sixth District Eehh ward Of
Kelly AID Wsie TenSysd 0 me S ra,,-s 90 .,
ir the streets the special order called up BY sim but laid
Third Teddings-Report of committee on Salaries,
&c IL favor Of r.ie.sr he Of Interpreters Of
scene ihrd and foqr'h ptst police to 900 per '0nHm to
or committee on Streets favor Of paving Blocker iIee
from E.hh syhnue to Broadway, with Belgian pavement
of..ne in favor Of paving Fourth .v.nus from ssvsoes1th
toTwtLty with Belgian pavement. Adopted
or same Of p-yns Broadway from Seventeenth to
Forty seeor street with b sisn pavement Adopted
From Joord Of Aldsrmen-GTan ing petition Of
n bthsfof himself and Others for
statue of W Arlington opposite Union park
re Psu F Rsdey s
ward. Mr. P sid that las year Mr. ". elected By the
The Demo he houg be eoue be elected thereby
Ry b With s .Gif h. s S ss
not e. part! that gpd nm .a T1,s 10 Sy
BmoRstr1noe-By Mr.. HrarY-Of the executors of
estate Of Char 60 Ferris Esq., deceased aud oil sssns
the opening ex,endk Of Chambers street TIC committee
Streets.
COMMITTEE Of tie W1ole-The board went into COM
mite. Mr. Mason In the eh,r and ok into
number OF pape quorum Tot being present. call ofthe
house was sde the following eeotlemon seeraned 70 be
sbsr without having obtained permission from the president
and cir nsm.s ordered to b. eLteed the ln ces and
nined in large letters viz: Messrs Gannon Bslch Hesy
Cu.sck Dopoho, Kerissn, Brown, Seey, Cray Wild Cole
u,p Wainwrisht See, Hart and Carney.
Other members " absent who bad been excused
Oypg TO there being quorum tbs committee did not
report the board adjourned to "Wednesday afternoon at
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Advertisement
raoNa TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF ISuiLArIoN

=
Gases coDtinued.l
LITTER 80. VII.
T. he E5itor Of The n y TribuH-.
sIR The following presents very striking prof Of the
remarkable tfescy Of InhiA;ion IN the Of pulmonary
disease, end fact ia worth volume OF theorzns
H. c. gentleman then about thirty years Of age, Eecsigel Ia
December lsf5s severe Jury the right Jung from stab
He YVES confined to his for really five monhs, and fr
year unable attend TO business From December 49,
March 1854 he enjoyed torsbe hess bat found on eret
tsn King quickly up gs Of s that he was shoit OF
breath In asrh no attacked with tyPhus fever, and
in une following manifested decided pulmonary disease
lie hsd several attacks OF blessing from The lungs became
taeat.d reduced strrhgp and appeared to all
From JUNE 70 September under tbs Of his regular
sSS we've 1ss bouss into rsauon 70 srre.
the protres- Of the disease Finding proved uusvsns
: : e'i 'Gs R,f5ss 5
found exsnicson Of the chest the the origin
Tie slon extended T ,bout two inches be the scM
y ss wSDne 70 ,1e seps 81 the @u
muT marked bronchial breshing splitting Of blood and rspd
TIE inhaai1as we're commenced early in September, 1884
and continued with more or les regularity of SIX monh'
From tho ia, he began Lhse be mpfoyedbe j1g be-
80 e, .g an III yos became sropssr snd he wa
soon abs down bis Office for hour each day
AZ u about SIX nhs he the lnhl.on,
Esr longer necessity for their HIS hsath has
since continued e,cen a. clearly Indicated by the fact that
be has ssiLed twenty pounds In ~eisht
ESQ the worthy proprietor q the New.Yos no eel No III
Brcsdwsy and sso the medI gentlemen previously in at
teIdaDce.
The NOS. plausible theory may be fAe Tue most AZ urd
The discoyey Of errors medicioe viii had
fy sge and By sQthoy has bee 10 the pat
history of cur profession IL Fable that toe ature will
find he b. Ls at OF the present perfect roqnire
proyemeLt- change. Fss theories when leaned from
books taught the eboo pass for set truths and
we are too apt receive question because Of the
r. specsby their authority. Bat facts fall stated and
well encsted above al theory, and prst &C ores
81 snce eavnE The facts OF today beco the Law o. To-
uorcy IN etone IN al Nh. srts ealhpg Of hs IL
Idle new worst tiHlng ~tb ife 70 raise questions
A. 10 he nor afy or anti ,ul Of system OF Ptetcs
Rayrv collected IBhlsti0c the seaLty and scsered
Sc Of The pss, and aided r sof perence Ia
lie ne at eut Of many thousand e.ses all that claim s TO
rave reaueed tie skole syeazed prse ice; and that
thss Dgact &c suecessH Of Con'umpon and kind
led ia. Of The lungs. g7ns you the proofs
To be continued
YOQr obe iitst servant.
RSHERT EUSTEE, II. D.
PhySiclsn ter Dseasss ofths Lurgs,
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