The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-06

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CARD FROM pH HULTZ
An item published ia THg BuLLsrt,
OF wednesday morning, ia which 1t wa,
stated that In setting the brokon sru i,
the little boy Herrin, DR.. Hul,z had mad,
bad job OF it and tina, Drs Wardner anc
'ofden, in order to s,raighten the aru
ahd save the child from being crippl,
for lite, had bad to re-break and set tbs
arm, has called forth the following erpls
nation from DR.. Hultz. The s,ory ia toll,
in his own peculiar way
advert cmrnt
Enemies Tour years in building fortified.
lions. War declared, and one blank
bomb fired. One arm said to have been
broken. Three boys caught 10 hen.
roosi stealing eggs. a little girls arm
ampuss,ed. Arlesisn wells sprinpiny
up in Cairo. Water still rising. Bomb
cast at DR.. Hultz by bis enemies
The doctor Gays he will no. fight SAYS
he feels like the lion when he met the
skunk in the forest. The skunk proposed
70 Fight with him, but the lion deciin ed,
saying that IL would not be al
honor to fight q skunk-it woult only
leave smell on him for many dsy., and
all the animals OF the forest would know
that be bad fought u skunk. So | decline
lighting at present, bu. will state the facts
about the boys arm, which are sbou, a
follows Ga the l4th day Of February
l WAS called to see the boys arm, and up
on examination found that the
arm wac not broken, bu. the
wrist dIslocated, Of which fac.
informed the boys mother. replaced
the joints, and did the wrist up Ia splin,s
and cotton, and applied 4 bsndage TO it,
ordering that it should be KEEP, wet with
cold water The day following l called
to see the boy, but WAS informed tina, lie
wa, out somewhere, but tha. she did not
know just where. l called again on the
third day, when the chlds mother told
me abe had removed tho bandage and
splinss, and tht: tho aim was only
little core. I was called upon on The
18th day Of the same month to see the
mother who was sick, when she again told
me she had taken of the splints, end the
Arm was all right. On the 10Th of the
same month the boy with two others was
caught stealing eggs and was put in the
jail, and q, that time had no baudsge on
his arm. On the I'd Of March the bow
was, as l am informed, taken be-
fore DR.. Wsrdner who called
DR.. Gordon IN consultation.
am also informed tina. with hammer
they broke the arm of the boy, and then
reset IL. These doctors informed the
mother that she could bring suit aga nst
mo and recover from $500 20 $1,000, be-
cause IL the boy had to labor for living,
i would be q thousand dollars damage to
him. But it seems that the boy has q
.rads for which be was put in Jail. Now
you see, this took place 10 fourteen or If
cen days. II the arm was broken, it !
would take nine dsys to begin TO knit, and |
wsn,y-one days before it would |
70 knit together, and all Of
his took place inside Of fifteen DAYS. |
ow the whole fact of the case is that l |
IN an eye-sore to my fellow doctors. An
he man said when he went out 10 feed !
he swine, he was going to feed his fellow
Features. Now, let me toll you the frat
sy landed in Cairo, DIR. Gordon told
10 there was all tho doctors hero they |
'antei, and they would soon sistye me
at. About two years ago last
immer, You might remember of
little girl tina. got her
RIM broken on sixth street. DR.. Gordon
las called 10 set it, which he did. Some
lree days after l was called to see it. 1t
AL become dead and modification had
,ken place. A few hours after nrs.
Iordon and Wardner met and took the |
rm OF. In few days after DR.. Ward
er called TO mo on the street,
nd wished 10 know of me how ! found
40 arm Of the little girl and said
nat they talked OF suing the doctor for
amages. He said he was sorry to have
ne doctor pay damages for but the arm
AS oil.
The fact of it is / furnish all my medl-
mes at my office. don't
Sc kid gloves and write
ON gilt-edgsd paper,
id charge two prices for it, Gentlemen,
am a graduate as we'll as you, and have
zen prsc,icing well nigh thirty year,
Id wish to honor the profession by
'sAking no harm of any one.
DAVID HULTz.
WE have something new in the way of
.li.sheet posters, which We think are
AZ tina thin,, for tho spri -, ~ trad. T-la,