New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30


The differences he drawn this interesting correspond
ene conclusive and efevident-he utter made
quacy OF The old treatmentwhether praeed under the
pices ofibe Aopathc Homeopathic WateTCre school, 10
fully established But the point which wish to call special
attention weight Of evidence that IDhNaon ss
vstemaiiEed altogether unknown % the
Profession previous my discussion Of the subject We have
ABUNDANT testimony ths, not pratcea In the hospitals
In the colleges mooted IN medical peod
M nor treated of books used practice the time
Of my public advocacy 1t In the newspaperyoa even after
practcing this country, with special attention
and signal success thus emphatic because many prae-
tioner this City and elsewhere moved by that miserable
envy in such contrast with the foregoing correspondence
vor to themselves into the practice Of Inbaaon
in manner giving credit where Is due'
hut by taking credit themselves Finding tho
the people responding universally to
forth publicly they pretend and to have used
tenn Of which they utterly demonstrating
neither the knowledge experience Of sufficient enable
them to use with udiciousness any degree of
will be observed that many Of my correspondents, fully i'm
pressed with importance of views write for nor-
nation wishing obtain the materials and formulas used in my
practice Most gladly would accede their wishes could
deem with the interests of this branch Of
fe.,ion to devoted ueh special and peeverns
tention occasion explain in my Letters that In
bsaton can only used successfully when combined with that
InCledge erpeeRee essential 20 tho practices Of any
other medical 1t would not be reasonable suppose
that could the limits Of letter to brother practitioner
the knowledge obtained Dy years oe oxpenchee
and yet without full knowledge he could not DO possession Of
date sufficient enable him practice lnhaa,on with any
wAusut success; and falling in his results for want Of this
expeIience practice Of Inhalation itself in its infancy,
would be injured and without further 'a would b led
condemn i.
In order 10 the applications 10 this
point and to inform necessity Of direct cor
rspondsnce somewhat lengthy communication 10
profeons brethren which published In The March
Der Of The Medical Gazette, journal conducted
lie fIa
Of thrown open with berary Of sentiment
and independence character worthy the talent Of s we'll
known editor Adyerng my letter in The Gazette be thus
bears testimony;
"our reader, viii End in the Original Department Of this
number con the treatment Of Ds Of tho
Chest by Inhalation from Dr. aoPERr HUNTER OF thus CITY,
who himself exclusively TO this specsy Weinsert
hs letter with pleasure addressed the Profession who
viii know how to appreciate H." ....-s. A.
tsn sutserbers who have written 70 tho
subject. They fail discriminate between Dr. Hvsr-
paIy ohAataDs Of certain quacts ~he grsndioqaent nd
q iuns ysTor as 1n =,
bring the Iracfce into dsrepute"
In ths con gave Of my several Instruments
The Inhaler showenns SYRINGE Stehoeope" and Pn-
nomeer"-these threw entir, open TO the Profession
my intention give the complete result Of
nhalaon the pressing nature Of
ona shall enable reduce that experience
proper for the Of professional reference
am al happy the wishes nay professional
brethren a. far o. with Justice my
uafon and shall continue avail myself Of every 6
ting opportunity the bonds Of aer feeling BY sek
nowedgng the fsnknee and urbsny with which hey have
pressed their approval Of the have pursued and tho
practice introduced From the hrs confident II
coming every obstacle that could be opposed aop
ton ofInhsaon and took my the oil Roman proverb
Magma IrctdIe -uth great and Will prevail
The foregoing letters show how fully the simple truth Of nha
s,on principle practice has enesd the pe and
JUDGE the Profession and called forth from them the warmest
expressions Of ston while the people is oc-
ee,s has edeotuay overturned the cd E~maSs noton as
ConIsHPiieE Is an Hesrat< disease"
Some notice will naturally BE- expected from me Of those,
who either Ignorance, prejudice, or sehshne>s have nos
vet gyen IN adhesion % inhaaon "ond COT dsguise
the ct that Ia this CiJ 20 whom my previous
res,s. would be wholly napphesbie. These DIVIDE Do
two classes:
Il, Tag Few who DO not believe 10 Inhsaton q treat
ept Of coutaH ption long these manifest raetable
,r;rt Il shall be my instruct them. ID Those who do
believe Inhalation, bat Who order retain their patients
under their care uepesent personally and impr-
IDENTITY sttempt initiate ny practice; these shall ny
pleasure % unussk.
Il ny intention 70 have dseet>d hose physicians who
have been suty Of ungentemanks practices AID Of
Courtesy this letter well tribe Of iusitaors
medical eeu0iors" change Fl climate and Ssnme, re-
sorts" the gDo,snt and cruel practice Of pumping IL
guilds into the lungs" tie yaults Of Inhalation; aud tho
neeesty Of reOceing ne treatment Of cAoIrd AID aJeo-
,Ous dsasesr but find that the space allowed 20,
days paper win net permit DO
shall therefore postpone my observations ths above
heads Until Monday when invite for them the careful peru
Of those they intended TO benefit.
Your obedent servant,
ROBERT HUNTER, N. D.,
Physician for DIssases Of The Lune~
NEy-YosK, No. s4 Broadway,
rtav Iure