The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-27
yIapny Results.

AGn.9 AtSuttS.
The New York Erpress SAYS When the
rractice Of inhalation for the treatment Of con-
snmp;ion was first established here, by DIR. Rob
ert Hunter, of this city, and its success and
availability strongly advocated in the leading
ilyrnals. the assertion was made by DR.. Hunter
that .if every case Of consumption in this city
were placed under judicious treatment by inha
laton, within two years the mortality from this
disease would be diminished one hale"
The opponents oftbe new principle Of local ap-
plica,ion Of yapor for the cure ofdi>ease of the
lungs, appealed accordingly to the bill Of NOR
tal!,y. predicting the most discouraging conse-
aaences from the wide prevalence which the
new system had suddenly gained After a
careful examination of facts in connection with
tbe system, we venturpd to give our voice, with
o,hers, in favor of lis fair trial. We are accor-
,.Jnyly. rrjoiced 10 SEE the repeated assurances
arryrry good result to the afflicted, from what
appears 10 be the broadest basis of Judging in the
premises. Of the results
Dr. Hunter in answering the appeal to the
bls OF mortality, regularly published IN his
Journal, the .Heiicai Specialist, points out
further decrease in the deaths from conSumP-
ton in New York, reaching now 10 the extent
Of thrtv-one per cent decrease for a comparison
ollbr three months just past, with the cores
roadng quarters Of the previous years. For
the three months ending March, 1891, the nuai-
BE- of deaths from tdiS disease are given IS o43
for March 1859, the nuTaber was 166 and for
March 1896, the nom5er IS $50, decrease OF
fwo hundred aad Sixty-three, or more than one
iaig4.
Have You SEEN SAN Last year about
this time, San was very important fellow, IN
his ora estimation. H put on pompous airs;
with his f0redngerS stuck between the buttons
If bis vest, he staggered about with know
10. look and very consequential shake of the
had. But, oh what a chang one short year
has poducrd in Sans prospects Poor tri-
aV br mas come out at the little end ,oftbe
d5-n He undertook 10 do large business up
ca his own wits, aud iailrd for the want Of
stocks. lie thought be was fooling thu world,
but has Just discovered that he was making
fol Of himself But where is Sam? No one
ka9ws: like his ancestor Cain, he is fugitive
and yaga5ond on the earth and itpyrry one
tia. Gady,h him DOES not slay him, It Is b.
cause no one considers him worth killing. If
man merits him in the streets, be turns his
had, ho!!S his nose, and passes by on the other
s4-. Il is said that Sam IS found in Congress,
sitting aud voting with The Black Republicans.
IL Massachusetts. Rhode Island, and C3nnpc-
leo, h~ is 50 much like the abolitionists that
oa- cannot be- distinguished from tb.- other
In many Of the Southern States, Sam is no.
where. Shrriti5, with posse and track dog,
have net been able to find him; and 1t IS re-
ported that be has gone to Canada on the under
ground railroad. The fate Of poor Sam should
BE- beawarHiag TO all fast young men, who ina
gar they can manage the world bv faiSp-hood,
tontooIrry, and humbng. Time generally dis
closes the fact that they are the green horns,
and whilst they think they are foolng the world,
'aey are only acting the part Of clown for the
worlds auusement.- Georgia Federai Union.