, 1876-08-21
uer VIowo on Heating and Venti.
lation.
An Exposure Of tho Evils OF tile
present Furnace Systclns
BREATHING Foul Cellar.Air in tho Living
and Sleeping Apartments.
4, Invention which Promises to Fur
nisl Healthier Lung.Fool.

...utmcnt, one winter, because ono Of tho
IoIaos refused to hold Court, giving ~ rca-
-, Tint the mir Of the Courtroom wns 50 foul
struuld not breathe IL, Of course, tic matter
~. investigated; and, Of course, l read TuE
ra,ausr reports and correspondence on the
.,hI.ct, By these the public we're notified that
.h,hs,eu,cnt Of the Court-1louse was foul, ex.
.".dlngly; that the heating-farnace was situ-
lid IN tic basement; that there was no COLI
i, due but that this foul, aubterrancous atnlos.
rh,re vas drawn into the hot-air chamber, mud
f,rced IN Into the Court-rooms, for the benefit
n His Honor and other persons compelled to
.otsr the Temple Of Justice.
Al arst thought TMH TRIBUNE had bcenfm.
,otrd upon, and would lave to meet suit with
ihr,yy damages for libel OH tho Commits
t,oners; but instead OF 1ibol-snlt, there was
only cumulative evidence, Overwhelming proof,
tbat The sricuco and Christianity Of this wou-
de,ful nineteenth century had actually
onAv,rA1Ep HACK TO TnB STONE A0H
n far rs breathing material IA concerned. In
that good old time men dwclt In caves, md
h,.,thed such air rs they could find in them,
but, ty-and.by they arosc In the seals Of living,
rnrrrcd from tho homcsoccty Of cayc-lfyers,
svelt on the surface Of the earth With the ru-
,u,natiug nnimals, and began to tlraw sustcnancc
from {ht fcEeLaoio Nuts"ot'' "'~5 ~~Ao.'' ~
hu,tow, and brcatllcd tho satne air With tic
rrasseatLng animals.
b' After a wh,lc, thoy mndo another advance,
hil.. ''., ",,'r,, ~, ti,.ir ,,roi,ra. and IT,
.,eal Of iytng.down to alccp In aubterrancan
damps, or in that heavy stratum Of mir close to
Tho eurtlts surfupe, thuy climbed into lighter
md purer atmosphere, for they wanted rest.
As they progressed, thoy still went up until they
.-,loi I'm fnntIt,t mir -atj1es md nrntt1nutorra
ind built themselves towns like eyries;
hut tbe old cayo Instincts exhibited tleny-
.s,.,. tn III. raprrnlik. nlnnm nf
te1'es ~ tns sa'e'rr,.A' nn'" >, s'oom u.
!heso tall dwellings, lhe a'scnYery u
glass, md dominion OF Law, after long
centuries OF progress, brought them to light,
.,.r .,.v.tci fiw.,,ings: anil thun scIcnre
Ivy, .' .,s.,, ,,o, ..,,.ni.rr t,,nror.ncn,s
aaI furnished them, I'll their tenth-story sleep-
luz apartments. with
BEAUTIFUL SUPPLY or cAvE-AlR
In case Ut your Courthouse, It Ind all the
On these Yo.lr dispensers Of Justice were fetl
fr cIrt or ten hours uf tile twcnty-fo,lr, while
Unfortunate criminals to whom II was dispensed
Wero literally supplied with them, nlorllng,
nnu,, and n{glt iron, suuEtsc until slll,set niid
from tic going dowl, of old phGhus until Ills
uprtslnr, AL dav every day, and all night every
ptcht, Tie physical aud nlaru nature Of cr!ult-
mis- and accsleed pcrsoiis were poisoned With
tlose poxluus basement yapnre, whlcll tile CITY
Ss.It out to her Judges, iawyera, iures, wit
pesses, plaintiffs, and deiel.!alts
/ Suw. It SO happcns that tuy one chronic aver
tIon is foul ar, a.,u the prime necessity Of my
lfs is oxygen; and tic easc Of tic unfortunate
sss asepest As.t' connpasson. had lever i!vcd il
iouse warnlrI by a fur,,4re, aud knew little or
nothing about modern improvements; but
.hongGt tho Courthouse plan Of passtug
ecllal-als IN through pipes into the rooms
tsaa
ttrous ns,u designating. could not help talking
about It, anl was greatly surprised to lcurn that
It WIS common,
ii NOT UNIVERSAL,
ter OF century, been nhlc to sit nj, hour In
,hl,rcli, or Utmost any public building, without
being runtlo I'll. They wcru all tllle.l with base
mct't Or cellar air, forccd up through hcntlis.-
M!l psuyur-luGctng had used tho mir down III
thu basement, nl then 1t lla<l been warmed OVER,
Ike cold brans, and sent along. for upstairs
eonsumpttoni
ming up to ti,v eaves outside tllr s,noke-l.,re, 10
e.plon,ize heat n1ld bring air from the
upper currents 1i'to the llot"alr gl'anocrt,
was to!u Lhat tie eSPe!Ment Hau ote4,
tried a'id a!anstnne'i, bc,A!!ae THESE 1ncs created
adsnft, a''d carried ti'G not 1ir out US often as
tho COLD MI IN; anu et,tl''! aec no way but 70
aeatlaoh furnaces anu u Daek 70 tto'es. iho
health u our people n.y. rerta!tip neen running
eo"h sllsee Ing nttenet!o'' "a .nIhaes. I!,Se na
no wonder, II, through tAeI', Our puolic ballu-
'hgs allh u~clliliss are e
FuLEn, AL WINTER 'r,tr wir,t cEaaAh.AIH.
lhe summer after the Cliraso e1Gnsc spent
WIN iricAa III bureau county, l1hhols, "h9
has tlrst-elash 1urslaee IN nls cel!ar, atl
an alr.passagc OUT turol'eh wiz.
dow. Itiu utmost thls prop9seu 10 10
w. TO furnish tllc house wsti air ara%i' from
sho surlace of the gronna; but eFen th!s was q
ianufe,--oi e2ahtes-ehllehlS carried tue not nj
out through tho passage, 30 great y portion n1
tae time, that he talked oil closing II, anu 1nl-
ing'back on fho common resource ol drawing
nc alr, Tor Ins lVsnfs anu eisepihg'Toams, from
the bottom u the eellnr: llis ho9sg hAd beeu
built but few years bofore by a. ti.leas,9 archi-
tect, and thc furnace Put-inby alcaains chicago
arin bY thfs time flnu takeH 70 taIS!us qnont
lafhactst NH tAllkl1G IL p!ty lucy sloula be
tach failure out west. Ill elle East, VI conrse,
t9ey hnl some, bottcr arrangement; wei,
We uc1t winter Hlnae q Vls't TO irlenu nea!
i!tssDuIg. lilo y ls!st-class eaVa-chglGee anu
Aaa supcrlntcntcd tGu building oi Ills own
mouse. 1t VAS moue!, atal Ills motlGrn ilis-
Plore'nonts were ~ tho most approved plan
Gat 10 and behold! halls, Ara~sl'g.room, par
lor, pantry, md chambers,
ALL Full. or cELLAR-A1R,
drawn through sluug-ncw furnace which has