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

or Thousands in The sgony Of disease Will denied ia sdvAnt
has already been the to Hre me
Pres in m regard for the Interests Of humsny nd'
forth uitous but r,oessay impec' ats1eut OF cne
or Other Of these contingencies inevitable leave q Dr.
SINS determine which i he most straightforward snd na y
There il wide distinction 20 be drawn between e
public Of ue description Of disease with the pnnep e
which should govn it, treatment and the sfvere7'ni OF
medicine for which tie advertiser claims CERTAIN eh
trAysgant and improbable The Ere, explains me nae
and the isease and why parficu coarse
should result in The secoHd
ssserts without assigning that particular remedy VII
cure The former appeals 20 the intellect AMI reason o. me
reader-ho latter aendaeeusy enpeTs with BIS ered1y
The one ocurse the couey legitimate offspring OF tue Anc
humane seeneee other only be characterized IS the IN
seouy end monstrous abortion Of Quseksry!
The Inhalation rational and systersiSed
mode treating Disease stands unquestonaby ioreos; among
the discoveries IN Medicine Of the present century Il is no;
surprising therefore that the explanations given 10 my letters
ana the high commanding Importance Of the subject should
and Do the senon, not only Of the people, baE Of
the Profession the they have DONE in climate Ike
this where Pulmonary Diseases prevalent aud 80 fatal
and where to- profound couye ion OF the uelene Of
the usual employed by the Profession, based on he mel
,rchoy experience Of the pact pesdes all classes Of the com
mun,y this Interesting doovey could not bat be hailed with
the kesies welcome by every honest benevolent and Int
gent practitioner. II h always rs flying 10 man OF gi zeal
ing have the appreciation Of his sow-men This Is PsTiea
lsy when that approval from bis brethren IN the
same profession II argues oDgy IN behalf Of the manness
Of mind the justice and generosity Of character which is @
Gent those petty eaoues and personal envyns
which unIuns,ely prevail great extent in pofes
mon 1t enhsrces largely respect c the blight side Of hui
mainly and l hope that better day Of pros
siona beray and brothery kindness viii ultimately smooth
down the aspere of rival ysens leading physicians prse
tioe what gaGing the school wherein taught
than he exoeleucy Of .ts results.
These reflections force themselves upon my mind regard
Def re me hundreds physicians Throughout this
and The doctrines advocate amply testified in their
words receive their testimony with the greatest satisfaction
no, tribute myfe but the system have established
not any persoDs feeling Of a,ion but
indication Of that manly character which have already al
uded-by which they induced siye in h=r fearless ad
horenoe TO raona conclusive when clearly
pre,onied view Most sSdly would give place in
this letter whole Of this testimony did space per-
nit hut the necessary limits Of these columns enable only
to make the following selections Those whose
omitted viii trust attribute the omission TO th. inevitable
cause and any OF appreciation my part.
CHARLESTON s. c., April p, 1855
Dr. HUNTER-Dedr Sir; Without the easure of personal
take the liberty addressing sou,
Producing my TREND and patient M OF this city. Mr..
desires 10 consult he has suffered from repeated
attacks Of Iomopfs which called requision the
fceu needles IN profession As friend has
Pre- his lance tho e Of lnissons have
uule administered by ahsnd expe' need aud responsible
your While topical Applications undeniaby Of
bereft affections Of The bror cha mach insist
upon proper degree q caution IN oa-e. IN which morbid
eh.nges extend further have therefore referred him
able counsel him Ia such and glad Of
toe o1porfr nifty which the occasion affords Of expressing
the respectful consideration W III which
NJ MICHEL Md