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, 1880-09-05

CONVERSATIONS.

The Appellate Court has rendered an opinion
on the question Of condenning land for street
purposes that will be of interest to property
owners. The Court held that in proceedings to
condemn property for streets, the city has not
such an interest in the appointment OF damages
as between landlord and tenant Of the land con-
dcmned, that it can assign the same for error;
II no greater damages in the aggregate have
been awarded than the landlord and tenant nre
entitled to, it Is wholly tmmaterial to the city
them; that it is the duty Of the jury after duly
considering the process By which each witness
arrives at his Judgment Of value, to give such
it IS fairly and Justly entitled, and adopt the
theory or mode which should appear to them to
he best and fairest; that as regards the tenant
of lands condemned, his obligation to pay rent
ceases when the land is taken, and unless his
leasehold interest is worth more than the rent
reserved, the condemnation Of such interest
can result In nothing more than nominal dam
ages.
, 1880-09-05


1t would seem that an "irrepressible conflict st
must be maintained by those who would pre-
serve the Lake-Front as healthful breathing
spot for the people. Efforts have been fre-
quently made to steal this property outright,
and thus divert to the pockets Of unprincipled
sharpers what was given to the city by the Gen
eral Government Us park for all its citizens.
Judge Drummond, Of the District Court Of the
United States, in most learned opinion has de-
cided that 1t can be used for no other purpose.
The debris from the great fires of TIA fur
nished the material to fill up the basin between
the Illinois Central Railway and the old break
water, and. after various vicisstudes, the space
has been leTeled OF, and with walks and grass
plots It affords an inviting retreat on su1try
evenings for all classes, the working people
especially finding there much needed rest
and recreation It is hoped In the
will replace the starvelin9 poles that now dis
grace It. and make 1t one Of the most beautiful,
as it IS the most inviting, resort that can be
found In any city in the country.
But now comes a proposition to make It a
parade ground for the military. This would de-
st1oy the fine grass plots and render it nuisance
It was given to the city. No one will accuse
TIE TRIBUNE OF opposing anything that can
contribute to the comfort and efficiency Of our
space north OF the Exposition Building is ample
for all drilling and parade purposes. By COM
mon 1lea consent 1 baseball has usurped part Of
there, our regiments should have a.4''' the The
same privilege 4 strong rcmonstrance hns
been prepared, and it is hoped the Council will
people. They need It, and it Is their right that
they should have it.
, 1880-09-05
HOPE.
Fnr TIE Chicago Tribune

Fnr TIE Chicago Tribune.
Though we know not Gods purpose, He gives
hope.
Be sure the names that go to make Fame's
scope.
OF strongest workers, were men strongin Hope
Though thick encouragement frowns all about,
Friend, never be cast down
Cling fast to buoyant Hope-for, this without
Discouraged we soon drown.
There may 4 force appear and make all shine
We know not when. Be brlvel
Deserve to be creatures Of God divinei
Be Men cen to the grave!
Dismal and dark, oft clouds hang DER the skv
Impeuetrable gloom:
But, if the vivid lightning shoots on high.
They glow, and shine, and bloom!
God hath purpose-for He could burst these
clouds
Immediately away:
he bids us work 'gainst storms; the end He
6hroudS,
But gives us Hope. Obey!
MALCOLM N1CoLsoy.
CHICAGO, Aug. 30, 1850.
, 1880-09-05

miles of the Court House filed for record during
the week ending Saturday, Sept 4: Clty-Sales,
85: consideration, $3.50, ,9o5 North Of city Limits
Sales, S; consideration. S7,7l5 South n Gf ca:y
lfmits-Sa1es- 25; consideration, $35 1bS. West OF
city llmfts-Sales, T; considerations $l0,35o Total
sales, IL; total consideration, $4O4.358.
, 1880-09-05

The market for real estate during the past
week cannot be said to have been very lively
one, nor, On the other hand. has there been the
slightest sign of depression. Suluy and rainy
weather, such as Chicago has been subjected to
for the past ten days, is not conducive to ac-
t1vtty in any branch Of trade, and in conse-
quence the dealers in real property have not
found themselves at all pressed with business
during the pnst fortnight
The most marked feature has been an inquiry
for buildings for both business and residence
purposes, although the latter class OF cdidces
has been most in demand, and agents generally
report that where houses are vacant a decided
increase 1n rents Is being asked over the figures
Of a month ago, and that. in view Of this
act,considerably more than the average amount
Of building is to be done between now and the
material will probably result from this move
ment, us the stocks on hand are not particularly
large, and slight sti6ening Of rates all around
could be e1stly maintained.
Among the eales Of the week were 53x116 feet
on the southwest corner Of Cass street and Della
ware place. 1900; 39hx1S3 feet en- North Clark
street, 53 feet south Of Grant street, 81 758; 50x
100 feet on Van Buren street, SO feet east Of
Fourth avenue, $4,000; 3s6x2l5 feet on the
south~est corner = Of IF Fourteenth street and New
Rress street, l48 feet west Of Aberdeen, $2,7O0:
the entire block on the northeast corner Of Og-
den -, avenue and West Twelfth street s.. 500;
re st Of Sophia street. $500: 3411s0 feet On
Wabash avenue, 5H feet south Of Fourteenth
street, $500; l30x2971 feet On Centre avenue,
137 feet south Of Adams street, $1,000; 50xl70
feet on Michigan avenue, $50 feet north of
Twenty third street, <l16oo; l04x55 feet on Van
45x124 feet on Warren avenue, l20 feet east OF
Lincoln Street, 5000; 4ex181 feet on Michigan
avenue. Sl5 feet north OF Sixteenth street. 5000;
201xl05 feet southwest corner Of Pine and Chest
nut streets, $l5,M0; 33 feet front on C1ybourn
avenue. III feet southeast of Larrabce street.
5000: 49x1lS feet feet on Sangamon street. Eli
feet south Of Van Buren, street, $3.50; 25xl06
feet on Oak street. 1853 feet west OF Pine. $8 100;
B0x168 feet on Michigan avenue, 374 feet south
OF Eighteenth street, $l2,225
E. s. Drryer g. Co report the following sales:
u4x40 feet on North State street, between Oak
wood and Maple Streets, for $5,700; 35xS0 feet on
Dearborn avenue. near Superior street, for
$3.50: 12 feet on State street. near Fifty-second,
for $a,400; two lots on Burnside street, near
Fifty-second. <400 each; house with lot 50xl25
feet. on Sheffield avenue. near Lincoln avenue,
Subdivision f=eth $3.50 to $4O0 each.
, 1880-09-05
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS.
The following instruments were filed for rec
ord SATURDAY.. Sent. 4:

The following instruments we're filed for rec
ord Saturday. Sept 4:
CITY PROPERTY.
T. dated e sept a = e II IND % Z Killer lie . 1o S?6 j. &.
re premises III SS; 81 Walnut i: dsied Xas i '''@
SS'sd sss i 1s %sSSF;5 FSGss; hs;Sf@
+ d.sed a@ 'a T 5snss @s*ga'Rss Ree. i so
wEsst + l::it Z pfSsasI + s;xS Il dated ~"
Az i;S3 i ye:t wss6'nstoa: III @"
Fulton i p ot Fisneisee; i: ssxi5 ii. .]l
Ogden =: 81 IL i e q Wss6,nsion ST, y @
s9s7;s% iiSa ssi.S il; ~
to Bernard Faaa.an, .--....:.-.-....,......- loU
T. Il store1 e Rsnjs@in +: Mutehin:on)M:.'. M 1900
f2Ssssfs.a + Z s 5s
as,ed s ssp f. and DEAN 10 M;tisa9
SGst Ssss s rsf Ct L fs5ss
19efsg ds.sd Cd ssps<Sf a1'id S
we:s %6issss1is pisss .& i q Fsqj1; =; ''N'
1,aon 1IG 10 III + cs1ee sepI tcafoine - a. 10
s;:; ss.:s 2s5 SsssS Ss'SS
$:::S E: !; Il t. S:SsS;
c. Johansen). so
OF % 81 FnE or
S$! !: $: S9sc ds,e$ ~ 1sssts g
ss !; 9rS e g ne dated Aug m
soc7a Or I'll ainrs % o1 THE 1 oo1xT-ao1se HOUSE,
, 1880-09-05
RAIL RDAD TT FuR.u.~@
ARRIVAL m DEPARTURE or Trims

EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARr,
$DaIly. *11oaaaJ e1csnts3
Chicago q Torthwcstern w.n
For an, Maps Gqtde-Book.. Time-Tabtea s'.saE
Giand PscIac aotsIp aIplK R,,as, q 81 and 1n3
@ northeast corner Randolph and 8tstse.,, 9a9es a
doaoe, u Canal-5t. and at the denots Palzsss
, 1880-09-05
Kansas City, Denver Il Pueblo

hansas City, Denver Il Pueblo
Fast ExpEess.........,,,
Kansas City & Santa Fe Night Ex
r. Louis, Springfield & TeIas,
Mobile i New Orleans Express ~
It. Louis, SprInx1eld Il Tens.
Peoria: RurltnX- Fast Express..
ton d keokuk EL via Chenos
Pekin Il Peoria Ex. vin joliet
Chicago T. Paducah K r. Er,.....
9treotor. Lacon, Wash:nRt'u Er.
Joliet Il Dwight AccOmmoda .iOn.
, 1880-09-05

Daily Daily. except SUNDAY. tf1.ii- -
Saturday: dDatly. except Monday. 1' e1ee's
Pullman QG-#heel) SleepfnR-Cass and p,...,,..
Gm ha st. Joseph. Atchtson TopelA ana Kanta Kntom
CITY through without chan e. Parior CO. AAa5se 5se
Reclntng Chairs between Chicago and Ksnss. NJ M
c. h Q. Din ina-Cazs attached 70 Iii traIna Sks
Ensc0Eo. MrWnukee - 1t. Pau1 R.gr
tan-Handle" Depot, corner Clinton and rs,s":
ee. I1ckes Offices. 50 Ciazk-at, Paner iTalsoa" TaHfa
Grand Pacific Hotel. and at Depot "4es ao1sat
, 1880-09-05

ChfcaEos R0ek 1&land d Pacific Raa1raaA
Depot corner OF Van Buren and Sherman-sts Tckd
e@ace:, 56 Cla<k-st, Sherman House, Palmer HonsS
Grand Pac!dc 6otal and Is Canal, corner Mndfso1
, 1880-09-05
Leave / Arrive

AutEalns run yin Milwaukee. Tickets for st Pan,
Ano minneapolis are good either Yis M1dson ~
Illinois Central Railroad
Depot foot OF Lake-st- and foot OF Tweuty-seeonaA
Ticket 0Hice IL Raudolph-st. uaar Tf,9% GaHSs
Pacific Hotel. and Palmer House oAA' u3Ats
, 1880-09-05

Lon Saturday night to Gilman ouly
ON Saturday night runs to PeOrfS onfx
Chicago d Alton.
Union Depot West Side. corner Canal and ysn Bu
ren-st, neAr Van Ruren-at bridge, and Twenty
thEd-st Ticket Od1ce3, at Qepots 80 Sogtrh fH1rk
st., Grand Pacific Hotel and Palmer House.
, 1880-09-05

8IIchfE1u Central Railroad.
Depot foot OF Lake-st md foot OF TwentT-seconds*
Ticket Office g C1ork-st, southeast corner OF Kau.
Qolph. GRIND Pacific HOTEL and at Palmer House
, 1880-09-05

Milwaukee Fist Mall
OconoE1oNoc d Waukesha Ex.
AuWaukee, st. Paul 4 Miun@I
apolls Express trains.
Green Bay, Menasha, and ADJ
Fleton Express uoins.4 4
Milwaukee, Madison, PFairie dn
Chen. Iowa, and Dakota Er
stevens Point and Ashland Er.
Milwaukee, Madison, and PTaiFie
du Chen Express. ss.....
L!bertyvtlle Accommodation.
Efgtn Express.
Byron Passenger,....
Elxtn Fast Pnsseuger..........
Sunday PASSENGER (k;ixin) .,...I
, 1880-09-05

The following IL tt}e total amount OF city and
suburban transfers within radius OF se. eu
, 1880-09-05
a On Sundays this train leaves At 5:15nm

Lake Hhore d MIchfxau Mouthe~u TIns1wxy
1fSkes ; 4t1ees a. dePots Van .Bnren-st head 1t L
and freight on3ce under Sherman House. and tcks
Offices in the Gfand Pacthc Hotel and Palmer Housa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16

AuuoNtACAL SULPHATE OF COPPER IN NEU-
p,tG-rnc value Of ammonncal suIphatc OF copper IN
,hc treatment OF neuralgia has been asserted by NJ
tlr;,I in a communication T. the Academic do Mcui-
cine. He states that IN cases In which every treatment
hs failed even the administration OF gciscminum ANA
:, co,,tio A riltc or remarkable relief may be OBJ
,,,c, IN the most severe symptoms by this drug
,,opc IN, examples given Of its use was the following:
lr,t ,rttrilrl ~ month"; duration, WIN com
,,rIa was uurrliryed ny the extraction OF
r.th Gmin" brom lc, utontin, or tinciurc OF kcho-
,,,' Iynnd.rrur Injections OF m0rphn, or arsehu'
@ ,i tIrsf div of ihr administration ~ the amiuoll
ME of copper there notable remission IN INC
Mann aud rrs4tou %! the Insomnia. In one case
~ dose was r ,hcd to eight grains without any other
accident than nausea.
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LITERARY NOTES.

"Critical Essays and Literary Notes." the
nov, volume Of the late Bayard Taylor, will be READY
ne1t week M G. r. Punqm's Sons in style uniform WIN
the work on German Literature published se'el"'
months ago An English edition has already Deen ~
ronpod for by Samson Low & Co., who have alreauS
pubIished tho German Literature" cohS'uei"O'o
number Of copies OF the latter work have been @
tn Germany from this country, me oPectusO Va
don I'm recent number gave 1t long anu I"'o'"'i0
notice. .,..
Among some rare engravings and etchheS
sold recently In London were the folioWlng' "n'om
brought the prices named: "Direr's "NatiViiy'
1922 so; his "IIoly Family" ue impression OF raiu
prnt $40; Lukas Won LeYden's Raising OF Luzhlu
s15o. Marc Antonio's d" Paul Preaching at Athehs'
Gao. hts St. Cecilia" said to be the finest impression
xtnt "a rcgards condition. $3.50; his Rare OF Helen
periect 500; and his 10 Quas Eg, 500, hnuy
Hamilton as NATURE" ecned by IOhn 4" en''n "''0'
Romney, an open letter proof sOld LOT 100
Horney for June will be an uncOmmOnly In
tcrestinp number Mr. Gibson will have a third article
with Illustrations by himself after the manner OF 'hoSe
which have gone before 1t, the subject Delng opr"s
Time" Mr. Mason's paper the Old Dutch Masters
tho socoud q; his series treats OF Albert Cuyp All HIS
toricoI sketch OF Captain Nathan Hale VIII nave
timelv interest Mrs John Lille writes IN "A MOOrlahu
Village this article being the first OF me n4n r @
having nineteen illustrations. Mr.. George l. GURUS CO
tributes n paper ON " The Strong Government
English newspapers are discussing the art OF
bookbindng "a 1t exists that country, ana an arIcle
rejecting upon 1t uniavorabyas compared with FRENCH
work has called out in The Pail Mall Gdztte ietter
pointing to the fact that In the year 1879 the As'O
Library sent 900 volumes to England for binding ahu
rot them home at a cost, including commission ana
transmission considerably less Than similar Work "ouu
have cost I'm New-York In some cases, however TINS
could NOT he done Duty would probably nc chargeHt
NV hin nps handsome enough to be Chased az WoIhs vi
arr mud m sone other cases work might fa 10 get III
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nv n,uv TRIRTJNE SUNDAY 49, l6S0-TRlPLE sHEEI.

nood more statues of the period of the new Empire;
and above ali wo need more papyri. With no other
sources Of information than those 9GTGS1 ny 9 b
m 20 Irittcn his admirable encyclopaedia, entitled
"TSe Manners and Customs of the Ancient Egyp-
tians1 but ne could not have compiled that wOrR Wv
in what are called miscellaneous objects" lhat Is
orr weak point trust. however that the gaps IN
our collection may be hereafter lIed up. AZ .H nf
n,aantimc fhe new BooIal1 Museum is museum OF
seTions aims and las hope to have proved 10 y0u
by the foregoing details 1t one which materiu"S
fIrthers the cause of science ..-,-,,,,;oot;o, T
m, moGnm Etc AUGUsTE MARIETTE
10 Miss AMELIA B. EDWARDS. $4,000, c,,onrs
Pfiep no 10 English readers the decree Of CanopuS
= H ~, Denote, and Greek.
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-. rJo,,,poc ensed IL carefully he took higher
,brone and Invested himself of part OF hls looo
Then the went on IN earneSt ~ Up Pone descended
OF h;o throne passed down the choir and re9cneu
tbe altar Every one knelt; the shrlil bell tlk.eu
the silver trumpets blew; the air Decano iIo Irht
haoH,v With incense so that sun aud clndIe-IghU
svvoone6 IN an atmosphere Of OdOrous s,
The whole church trembled hearing the slLa. .to
subtle music vbrats III te ne GTriss BODY from the
altar and present it to the peo ino v al"
old parish priest pilgrim from from , son9S mc
lev lev Of tLe Apennines. who knelt Oeslue 1 III,
nrAiod and Guiyered with excess of alteration. Ine
great tombs around, the sculpureu sain,5 ; ;conao
GELS the dome the volumes OF IlghG anu itronf
ed Unfamiliar melody the hierarchy mihlslIaHi'
ar hita and central figure of the Pope, the muir
tude made up an empowering scGne VIZ oa;,,
ioyrcd was comparatively tedious NV mlhu aea,a
went back to England. ana Inought VI W I'd ali
oIiccS heeInnn0 in all village churches auu an
cathrdrals throughout the land7their ora La on
HYMN, their anthem OF Hanael, men uIo are
Tbrr,s1tnIs in Rome. Christmas IN England ualS
and fhc North: the spirit of Latin and the spirit Vi
TeutOnic Christianity! ~.
The tourist in Europe who wishes TO ENJOY 'io ,
highest Intellectual uses from his long Journey VIII
find his account in making these volumes the sun
ect of intelligent and earnest study before MS ue
nor+ure Witbout some serious preparation of this
kind he is like a man attempting 10 tnreau 'n9
700 Of labyrinth, With no clew in his hand, and
with bandage over his eyes. For all practlca III
tarest in large part of his excursion. he might as
well leave his travelling boxes and his letter OF
credit behind. With such n guide as Mr. Symonds'
nov, light is thrown on the path of the tourist the
noetrv If travel becomes blended with the facts OF
historv even the names of foreign places are sur
rounded with enchantment. the wonders OF ART arc
Transformed from masses of paint and marble into
living realities aud the tour of Europe IS maue Tue
commencement of liberal education.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
THE YEW BOOLdK MUSEUM.

To the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Feeling assured that it Will be READ
with interest by my American friends, beg
to forward the subjOined translation of letter
which I have lust received from Marietta
Pacha, descriptive of the new Boolak Mu-
scum, at Boolak, Cairo. The illustrious as
coverer of the Serapeum needs no introduce
ton from my pen but it may be as well to
remind your readers that the Boolak eo'iGG>
ton (now one of the richest IN the WoriuI
had no existence twenty years ago. anu 'na'
its treasures are entirely the result oil Marlet'G
Pacha's excavations in Egypt and Nuoia' l
am. sir, yours truly, AMELIA b. EDWARDS.
Wtstbmy-On-nym, Gloucestershire' April %
1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16

TINEACHERS of successful experience and
superior attanmens In brisk demand for Sep
tember some particulars in Saturdays Tribune 5cHEk-
MERHORN 2n Enat lAthak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16

AK EFFICIENT DIsINFECTANT.-A dlslntect-
ant nycninusly composed OF one part OF rcct'd Oh" OF
pennc and seven parts benznc, with the addition oil
Ave drops Of oil OF vcrbcna to each ounc' IL recon-
,,cpdod by Dr. Day, Australian physician Tor ue'
stroyug the puispn germs OF smallpox ser'' ie''r wv,
i rcct,ous Diseases ia hospitals. Its purifying and
dspfccting properties are due, ho says to the power
which is posscrscd by each Of thu ner'i,ns OF aosorn
w., snbcric oxygen aud converting II mo PrroXluc
~ vir,ri a highly active OXidiZnE agent, ana very
similar IN s nuture {" ozone Articles OF cioJnng; ,
,rc wall unnrr cnrpcng. books, newspapers ters,
tc NAV n Is stated be completely saturated WIN
vh"ut RECEIVING the slightest injury; ana wien IL mas
,.em ncr freely applied 10 any rough or porous Slhce
ts action Will Ie persistent for An almost ihoehhe pc
rod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
COLLEGE,
y Wancsworth Common. London, s. w.

Educational Home for the daughters OF gentlemen WIN w
literal c,rai.,u Res lent French German gOvernesses
with lin ,rlns other Professors In diy atenu.
auc Spcal with inclusive terms made TOT
ra Of All coming from distance who can be met az
i urulnel pns arrival Of the steamers ana 70
whom ale 1r the comforts and care OF rehnel nome
testimonials AMI reference 10 parents VI pros
,nt pupils application 10 the PnnclpM'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16

DANGER FROM PHO,PHORUs BuRN.-Ihe
Ucdca Times and Gd-eHe mcuuont the case OF young
man who. w!u.n travelling from P"ris 10 Lyons III
mattel, ms s,r,tclng IL with his thuInb nail, aud piece
NJ the rcaudrsccut phosphorus penetrated under the
nail and made "a slight hurn, To whch hr paid no at'eh
tiou. Bn' after hour the pain h'cawc Intense tue
thumb ,Yc,d then thr hand. and next the forearm.
n. ,as obliged To alght al station on me Journey auu
mi for a m, deal man. WHO d, Cnred tat Immediate
.tI,u nl, al necessary lhr p"tlch; IN,
jrj on ro, tpoung the operation for few hours uht
ihc y,il of nj, f ser for whom he had trrgrdptu
before IA" luttrr. however could rrch MS son Il WIS
,,n io,r. tbo pnls1n0u. matter had gained the aru
tbcu Inc shoulder. and any operation became lHp"s.-
Me IIo died IN great uguy IN on tNthty ven hnuI7
,ftrr lie burn The shows the danger OF n%huIlus
nh sph0rus IN the manner described
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16

WIN receive pupils painting gandIeaps soTeTs ss k ,s
sIn IT. COZ ner 4thave. OutOrdoor Sketchng during Nay
ana MI D. Huntington Mr. William Hart, Nj.
lanes M. Hart. MI. A. +. Bellows
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For Young Ladles-Country

NrwiIaYan. Ct Mrs 5 L. cady send for circular
GROVE HALL, New-Haven, Conn.-Miss
" MoNTFoRT's SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES'
MISS AIKEN'S SCHOOL, Stamford. Conn.
WI Circulars At Lockwoods No Sl2 broadway.
HOME SCHOOL FOR GlRLS.--Waltham,
4 Mass every way desirable: thorough instruction;
0rpn Apn 90 For prospectus address LADY PRINCIPAL
i. Boz 3ti7. Boston, Mass New'fOrk reference DE H.
1 - 3lIhRt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
MEDICAL 1SD STRGIcAL NOTES.

PETROLEUM IN PULMONARY DIsEASEs.-lhe
bulletin dc Th(rapetque states mat refner OF peIro
Tenn having been Officially prohibed-at the request OF
several Internationally the distribution OF petroleum.
In medicinal doses. an inquiry was subsequently lnsu
tuted AZ TO the alleged utility OF the article Ill
- ,ho best The urtroleum OF Pennsylvania and Vir-
I,, wa frat expcl imcntcd upon-a very safe sub
t,ncc for even considerable quantities, when swa-
lowed lbs error have caused only MT Nausea II u
tr% tGat m chronic bronchitis with abundant eXpe@
attor II randy dimin-hc the amount or TIE Frcre-
lion ami the paroxysms OF coughing ahI m sI'D2 ~
hr ncnitis rand amcoratiOu has been oh'alIeu il'
puInvcni In phhss has ncCn Cohiiiucd lUr 10" sloIt
Inc ns vet to allow any Judgment Drng 'ullueu a'
IA ms efficiency beyond mat 10 dnnisheH me
at,nn winch also loses purulcnt character nv pe
trnlrm is cstomarily taken IN doses OF teaSpoohu
hcorn each meal and after the first day, any uausea
,yhjrh il may excite III some persons disappears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16

TREATMENT OF MALARIAL FEyER.-Ihe IN
,r,inp md importlnt statement is made In the medl
i ,rnoIs NJ the reatment, by means Of Iodine, OF
oro finn three hundred Of intermittent fever
successfully by DR. Wadswolth, OF sahllo Mexico He
has records Of $50 Of these cases. many or them psl
m In tne severe cases, ten to fifteen grains OF qul-
mtms were gwen NJ first, followed by compound tnctMo
W. ioI,ne MY TO- MXy the sever est cases arsenic %s
Odded In every instance the parOXysm was hrrcsteu
,ythin twenty.iOur hours ana twelve dOsc9 CT TOUT
Iavs ~ Atmont, sufficient TO guarantee cure
b Tia xcrptiOn IT six Teapscs on the fourteenth day,
Mn an The twrnt y.lrst and one on the seventh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
r1rcrnn.MAGNrr1sM ANp SEA SIcKNEss.-

ELECTRO MAGNETISM AND SEA SiCKNEss.-
A prcuar kind OF electromagnetic belt has Deeh Hc
ouenfly referred Of late by the London Journals as
cure for sea sickness The belt Ia made 81 siKrh 'sSuo
s,cIcd nd d.pusrd 80 to form parallel rlOS' anu
t ,,,tor or, fl led with "Ti,nnc iron po"dcr," which
naturally magnetic Tho belt ensures ut the widest
end which Is the positive pole inches ana "t tue
narrowed end which Is the negative pole JIG ihenes
From end n end Il is dyiIed by knd OF RIB when
creates constant electromagnetic current; tue DINER
email ribs which parallel to each other, OF uneq""
lcuoths owing 10 the varying width 81 thc nelt anu
80, icl they extend for Its full length, run ODIlqly
~ ia central RIB into which they throw their culi'htS
Hon - that the magnetic powder "a equally Distributed
oysr bn su, ftcr 'he belt, nSuin% the CLOSEST ana
prsf no slb cuntact with the body, which X an eS
,i-,i r,rlfou al the cure. When the bat IS on, the
H. II, - I'm trur ccc'ric bath; and II Is the mhgucHc
ty"rk II formed auI applied mat causes III aci on
Of the apparatus 10 b. cxrrc srd un r muscles oI II
Jt,nru,iwhch. by this ac ion. - kept IN IT'S normal
t.! mr. from those movements that create the uc-
intrul Of the stomach and produce sea sickness