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brooalpn Dropertp for Sale AM 90 fet

TOR SALE on very easy terms, f0ur-StOry
il brick dwelling the site Of Columbia Heights,
midway between Fulton ani Wall street Ferries overlook
pay aud through 10 sur D1l.5t Win iOlr
stOy FuTmau-st lot 2JNljO small amount only
Of cash required. Address p. LESTER, Tribune Office
ITO LET.-Immcdiate possession $50 Carl
ton.ave: 3-stOry. stone front, IL rent 800
Watchman shows premises. rutland q WHITING, o
Beekmanst
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. on and after October l, 1852,
AND UNITED sTArEs MAIL ROU7


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewY9rk Via Desbosses and Courtlandt
mar IsDHTg rlttsgug the West md soah With Pullman
and nicago Limited OF PaOr Dining smoking aud sleep
ing Cars al 9 a m. every day.
p connecting 1t ony for Itusyilie, Petroleum Cen
Baltimore Wa94l4Eio4 and the SOUTH Limited Westminster
a. ~; arrive Washington Regular, VIA b ANA r. r.
r. al 10 and $50 3lO and and II night via
sunday via b. ?. l. H. 5:i5 p m, and II night
via b. and o. r. r., 7 p m ana II night
For Atlantic CITY except sunday OBS a. m and p NJ On
For ape May except Sunday 5l5 m ON Saturdays only
Long Branch Bay junction. intermediate stations
via Railway and AnGSy a & ~ GS3n h S3 ana p n
jersey city anording speedy and direct transfer for
Trans arve~From Pittsburg G2o and 1870 H.. 7SO and
1922 p. daily From Washington and Baltimore, go,
g. SO ana 81 & M From Bap6re i:l0 p no on
s g ~ go m FIN aa ra sh s5S C1 S$ s
SS Si 10 ~ and i9SS s. saRS1 AND ii 1880 S2S
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY DAYS AND ON SUN.
DAY. 3 srArIoNS SL II .Y rdHikkADELPHlA I'm
MENT AM NTH THE fA6fET T stFET CONSISTENT
Express Trains leave NewYOrk via Desbrosses aud Court
land. stresis Ferries s as q follows,
4, >, o. T. <, and and ~ night Sundays 10, g.
% LmiteI, and 10 H. L. o. Z, 9, and p IN, and ~
Exfrss Trains leave New.York daily except Sunday NJ
72O and p. m running through via Trenton and
Returning trains station, Philadelphia
~ OIL 800 3.2, $40 $780, 7i30. so, $50, and IL
ESQ a.. .. p m. on Sunday. 1901. 3OJ, 800
34J, $50 (l;2J Limited, 3d. 715, and 20 p M
Leave Philadelphia via Camden a. m anu 4jO daily
IeKet OH, es $40 ga Broadway Astor House. and
foot OF De-bi ana tOurtandtsts. Court-st,
BROOK yn Annex Station foot Of FuOns. Brooklyn
ia III hudson 81, Hoboaen station, Jersey City;
Emigrant Ticket once, 3 Battery Place.
The ew II Company Will call for and check
Baggage from hotels and residences - ,,.oon
CHARLES Il. PUGH, j. " WOoD
General Manager General Psss'r Agent.
CTONiNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
Fare SO 10 Boston hIstcas limited tickets good only
as specified on their face. - - , ,,,,oo,, -.
daily except sundays al m nom Pler 80 ~ II, OOt
Jay. arriving in Boston at a m
1oKets sale ali principal ticket ohces st1ter0om3
WescOtt Co. 2U7 SSi, 33l and
42 Broadway, and Fifth Avenue and Windsor Hotel
ticket oinces Freight always the lowest rates
l.. W. FIX Ns. General Passenger Agent
rJ'HE POPULAR SHORE LINE
Il FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EASE
Three express daily 5undays eIcepted W boston
SODA IN. ~ IN. paror cars ataohedE and iop m' "sh
0,nErs 10 BOs1ON All. RAIL-. -.
NEWfOkr 2prossat / =. IN. lparor cars atIAeneih ar
Uyes At Newport p. m.
PROVIDENCE special express &C m, pArisr ,rasi
tsched6 arrives A. Proy,donce l6 o. IN =. .
1cgets par0 eats secured at Firth Avenuoaa
Windsor uolel tcAnt oicer brand Central Depot
LM fILklNs General Passenger Asaa'
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mEnIc1L AYD sURGICAL NOTES.

VrNr11, ,TION-CHANGE OF ARA German
,,odicol states that in providing ventilation for one
of the hospitals of Berlin. seven hundred cubic leet Oh
fresh air Der hour considered insufficient Tor one per-
son and in consequence Of this the apparatus was
adapted 10 provide double that alnouns wh however
entirely unsatisfactory results. three times the hrst
named quantity being adjudGcd necessary 'or an a'u"
while some medical authorities think AT least hVe mon
sand cubc feet not too many in hospital Such change
of air Is rendered practicable by difference OF tempeI
tire or mechanical currents, the extent being depend
cnt upon the size OF openings, crcvices OF WINDOWS
dnorS etc Most exhaustive inVcst cations III tilS nhe
show that with a difference OF tLrty-tuur degrees br
tween the external and internal air OF room o. toe
nineteen hundred cubic feet capacity, the ar WIS On
firelv renewed in one hOnr and more RAPIDLY with ~
creased difference Of temperature. but ny calclHUy
nasfng up the crcVices. it be reduced 10 Ohe ld
iIe amount 1t especially fortunate therefore Tor the
poorer classes that for living aud sleeping iss
cannot be made completely alright, since want oI
warmth can hardly be considered so injurious rs inc
continued breathing of Initiated air.
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aituai,ous uantco--fcma!es.

COOK. &c-By frst-class cook I'm coarse fO2 1se
- washer and osor e Of eqSna fs 81 st. Stephens
e G%Iid. . 81 dave 'Nl'A- -
NOOK.-By a Scotch Protestant woman, who
her business In es 2. sgn pa eoS tempered
sSs. hSS qS SS Of To cay %
NOOK-By n middle-aged German woman IN IN
three ed d"ys is 'V VEST i5thst anus -
uOUSEWORK or LAUNDRESS.-By ca
gOs NSrwesaH GIRL for and Sy u Or ecoI y
.oiGd OF work moderate wage% Gail az O'ha'e "'"i
nOTJSEKEEPER-A hOusekeeprr in re-
family excellent tcstimnals as 70 capapllty
Address Mrs W. Box ~. Tribune Uptown once l'-'0
uOUSEWORK or CHAMBERMAlD and
WAITREss-By neat active you1s "a, fS o oddTess
All 7th.Iye. second floor.
HOUSEKEEPER &c.-By q widow lady,
with excellent city references goyeuess IN GRts,
Please address TRUSTWORTHY. Tribune Uptown once
l.2SS Broadway.
\ have help. colored, male and female, to FIJI
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I AUNDRESS.-By a frst-class laundrcss;
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A. woman in private fami % 3 qg Bfoad
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thor on 4hy unde stands her business best OF references
Adde'S H. ~ Tribune Uptown Ohiee LIS Broad"y.-
TAUNDRESS.-Fir understands fine
ironing hung; has the best OF references Z4o
West Both st. first floor
ADY'S-MAID, &c.-By an intelligent woman
AMI dessi1aRcr accustomed 70 a el aud PACK ass Win
hourckeei ing useful coed references AddfesS
L. a.. NJ. Tribune UltOwn Office LBS BloldWay.
NURSE, &c.-By an inefficient girl as nurse is,,
" growing children a. do clamberwolK De'tcV
references Cal Ia 10 ?. 1lJ West -Jth-sG
NURSE, UPSTAIRS WORK or HOUSE
~ WOKK-Bya girl is strong, willing and neal WI, VII
60 10 comfy city wants lomc WAGES 'Iai Is WDg
and oblgius. can az 272 Oh ave. near l'th'sL
NURSE.-By p lady in a private family, or
~ hospital: best Of references given Address D l. :.
Box les, Nanon, Wayne ,onnty y. !.
DRIVATE SECRETART.-By n lady writing
houschod best references .iyel AID required Address,
WITH full particulars. Box 2j3, Je sey cry T. ..
rTNO WAIT ON A LADY.-By Il respectable
woman, with years experience Is 900 r5iiir am
seustless s,ands the care invaids; would hAS 10
80 SOuih Address &. IL, Tribune Upown once l'-o'
Broadway.
VyTASHING.-A respectable cOlored woman
W wishes family washing Address 474 7thaye
WASHING and IRONING.-By respectable
w woman 90 take washing and ironing in the house by
the dayi good Io.eence cin be given ~" loo aS' lO'
second Gcor. front
WASHING, &c-By respectable woman
rculd do .anl rs' by the month pulng ana polish
ing suporo style. oh dreus clothes IN the ntaies nane
aannos Led best reitehctB CA!l On MIS-
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JyASHING.-Fune family washing done sat
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ACCORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
xFW.YORK CITY


Robbinsave lot 32s; John and wife to oooo
Bro %dW1S a cor S,' Of prncest 251ioo Al
tho TO + Althof.
ootnst snc, i2 ~ OF P P0hyc ZA'O 1000
io's SIS Sz2 III 6o OF No Msye 1910
Pikest Noooi Howard saunuer'' 10 WIiii4~ $500
Set sn 19 Fan Sd ayf 2l5OO
5haye. 5. 81 Il {! 2 o. i2lthst. 1880 JTsmith
Sncs 70 ~ un Il i''aVe' 10000
57rSs No 65s % SS'' Jcsup and Mary
Delancey, rs II Of Attorncyst 25xlOo ooo
Isabel Il Nc ord ct Al % NJ neTig9t Is NOOO
MAR; Abraham Dayton and another ABBY Ok ooo
odav S.V'S cor Of list l7sIiO5; Abby Tom
m linson TO G To%ins so1o - .o,,c
3daye; W cor OF l5th st. 47SxlJi IoHmf Ak 600
sd sSe 10 cor F OF li5ths I7sxioj74 Irregular
d q Crosby and wlle TO J g Tomln..o son. III o'ooo
Maysi W T. io 20 -oAioo' iOi' 5000
sedswiekave $ lots and %, 5Oxioo; same TO ooo
$50 q u5I 25aS It Of 2dave 255xiO92 Eliza
lo' ST. sfane sS Ui ie to Nm sloane 10000
SAME sd PrUPety 4ln'eio," Jung 10000
IO5t4st 100 II OF istave 26xl005; Keryan .oo
Ann 1t; 30 G / L Foanta6o sireeter,:: d40Oo
0zo.s and y wi VIE 10 r IN Pare 1850
Thomas J McCahill and others 10 Solomon Mehr-
SANE pb PF perry o1on anu "iio 100000
also s DIST, s3 It c OK lstaye, 356&l Ill;
also st.ave' "a IT 3 OF l2Sd.st, 1898: Il Kauf
stav ah 70 81 q'o o. i28ist 37 sx5 irregular
Sso IGs 54l + 81 q Lave 90 go JONI
murray and Aife 10 A Tanning .-.;;.;.;;,;...,;
B1eklsy ard weS ) lie La6clster w.; 1880
Cary and another; executors etc to David L nm
5sti StSoS "a i26 Vest John coai and vile to Flor;
"~'-SN
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Nem publications.
fT1HE POLITICAL AUTHORITY.

TILE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1882
Contains.
REPUBLICAN PLATFORMS, 1881.
bFN0CRATIC PLATFORMS. 1851.
iSGUGURALS OF PRESIDENTS GARFIELD AND
ARTHUR 1900, q, ,,o.,,, ,o-o 80 ,eao IccrusrvE
snTs rITIJTIO SAL AMENDMENTS IN sIAIES.
EIEcrIONs OF u. :. SENATOhs-U b. CENSUS.
THYYt1EEr 9G RI"fuKNs FROM ALL STATES WHICH
VOGED IL 1851. ,..,..ao, .n o,,o, Information
yalrabl. ~ poiitclarS
A'ee -''' - A Ada.ssa THE TRIBUNE.
lNew.Y0Ik.
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EXPERIMENTS WITH THE PLETnYsMoGRArH

EXPERIMENTS WITH THE PLETnYsMoGRAPH.
Furtlcr experiments made with THE novel instrument
intended for detecting the variation in the size or di-
lion of body-show that I'm its present STATE OF al
yancem nj the results otained purely qualitative no
ouantitativc determinations having yet been made; 1t Is
also concluded that though, by means OF It, certain
amount of blood is asccraincd TO leave one arh during
mental process it would not he safe to assume tha e
same amount left the other even to assume that
Oh, rntitica of blood leaving one arm during certain
mental processes are proportional 10 the amounts eV
in the whole body As is probably well understood ie
us al this appa1tns enables to learn. al any ue,
or on any Occ ion the expansion or contraction OF me
1mrnose being placed in n vessel containing liquid,
and connected with which vessel Is test tuhe stylus,
1fatuc cylinder etc In regard 10 its availability lot
studns the eject of digestion. rs is probable the TACT
That digestion Is exceedingly slow might Is thought
present difficulty.
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A NEW VOLUME
ENGLISH MEN OF LETTERS.
,RNE. ByH.D. Trail. 12mo. Goth, 70 cent0.

Mr. II. d. Trail has constructed biography wnch con
vevs distinct and Trustworthy impression II the ca ceI ana
Character OF his brilliant and witty subject othe quaAt OIL
lis writings and purposes BY which he was animated III
the prosecution literary abos This is one OF the mos
entertaining volumes Of the series"
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ENALL RIVER LINE.

points.
Palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
Leave NewYor< dai y aundays inc qded at p m from
NfX GOAT nom iloosi yn a. 80, J.. H. Jersey ity p
Tickets aud stelGons may be secured a. all pncipal no
and tcAet Oces, al the oce on Pier IS and
GEORGE l. CONNoR, Genr Pass. Agent
BORDEN & LOWELL Agents. n. y.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on IIOU
L sATONIC and NAUGA1UCK RAILlOADS-steancrs
KAYE & P1 re P tan =; any ce oa s East
/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD -Pas,euger
trains and after dav H. lsS3 viii elye depos foot
ESQ p m :0r Easion. Bethlehem Allentown Reading.
GeaeT Ly Sn Bnhe and tie %S, ana Northwest P
nan nronsl colees ran lliiv rra1s az H. 12T aasion
ard Ptt,ton Local trains az a. for haston. Bethlehem
Train. ayng At S9h n AMI p M connect nsa,I Tor all
local for Mauch ChunG, $40 III Leave Much Chunk at
General Eastern Office corner Of chqTen aaa cSrtan9i,
NEW;HAyEN, ,MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
diatepoints steamers leave Per %, F. H. uily 3p
NGwuRsVE oT MERbfH f HhETF6 YIN sP 5RnS
FIELD &C Tickets sold and baggage caecked at 944 Broad
haven anu return II 90
NcW-YUKK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ hiVR EAIL l 1oG enc October p 1882
a. M Western and 'No!hern Es.rcss TO Rochester and
SI6 M special Express for Chicago daily stopping only
at Albany, sy acuse Rochester Buffalo Erie Cleveland and
Toe
1880 m, CHI ago Express drawing Canaan.
daigua Rochester and Buffalo.
q Albany Troy, with
tO2a, Glens Fals, Lake George and Rutland.
$50 y. m. Saratoga special arrives 9. 40 p. IN.
y. IN, Accommodation to Albany Troy.
y. m. LOUIS wi II -ireptng
running tIou n day the week, also Niagara rails
Hu!ai and Toledo.
ESQ =. M Express with sleeping Syracuse and 10
Auburn Road. also 10 MOntie cal, excepting Sunday.
H. IN, racine Express daily, with Sleeping for
Rochester. Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chicago and
Clayton.
II D. m Night Express with sleepngcars TO Albany and
Troy.
Tic at No Bowling reen 252 Broad
way aud WestcOtrs Express Oces Parkace and 7S5
and $40 Broadway New York. aud 1873 WaslingtOn.s ,
Brooklyn. j. NJ. TOUCEY. Gen. supt {. g. MEEkEit
Gen. PASSENGER Agent
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Real estate Aaenis.

ORANGE, N. j. real estate q speciaIty-Pos'
~ licences for sale and rent fully furnished ana nn,S
nished vicinity Of all depos Apply to EDWARD p Ha
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REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Oct 0, 1882.
The following sales were held at the Tx
change salesrDom today
By. W. H. HdmrnsrSty
4story brick building with lot No 427 East 9th-st.
ms. 1898 II e OF lstave lot l6SxS12 Henry "a Kan
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Giin i)ropertn 60 Lex

PAYMENTS to let in the finest apartment
~ houses yet erected West side. Apply to JOHN q.
PRAGUE architect an owner premises Nos 80, 81 ~,
Al and 43 West olstst
EOR SALE.-Three elegant 3-stOry and base
ment brownstone houses l74x52 feet lot 100 feet II
inches: fine location plumbing perfect bne cabinet nnsh
work appreciated when seen. 1870 I32, l3i West
22d 9Th and eth Mount Morris Park Inf0r
nation premises. and builder BAKTLETr
SMITH
I'm CREST OF LENOX HILLS. w. cor
" Park and 6Oh-st Elegant houses just finished
mostly by days work. I'm Old Colonial style" Easy 10
make qnant and Interesting always open; descriptive
pamphlet application to
VA. A. HANKINsoN, 2l3 West 31st-st,
and builder,
OWN IL JACKSON s CO. Union square, \. Y.
ITO LET.-A new and very attractive three
L story hghsOOp dwelling, No 3l3 East 5sthst. the
only unrented OF II eight al improvements
restTic low desirable tenant L. j. CAR
PENTER 50 East 23d-st., II. Z. y. Building
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

T..
1 ron PROvIDENCE DIRECT
r cG%9neSii9g Tith Providence ana worc ,eT RI
The entirely new and elegant steamer RHODE ISLAND,
steamer iss& on T5esiays TRaTsdGys and
s p. IN. from Pier 20 n. r., foot of Warren-st
Connections made at Proyidenee, via p and ". RR
Gr sG. ana c r @ at All Pn Pa eSe
Offices staerooms secured at offices Of Weslcctt EXPIRES,
way aud al 1h Avenue aIa TIasSr HSe ICE. Offices
= MINNEAPoLIs. COLORADO, OREGON. CALI.
FoKNIA and al points IN NEBRASKA. UTAH, MON
TANA. DAKOTA. MINNESOTA and the NORTHWEST
are reached direct non CHICAGO via tbs
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN R'y.
1uns from two to five trains daily each way between
CHICAGO ani prominent Western points If ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF Chr
eago PULLMAN sLEEPERs are run on all oiits through
ana night trains For Of fare and other Information
Apply BIZ letter
L. +. BOOTH,
General Eastern Agent. No. 4l0 Broadway, New.YO
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office 2 Ter 10. y. H., foot OF COrtandtst
Consenments Of freight forwarded directed to par
OF the world.
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
received for delivery kinds OF freight and er.
chandise any part OF the city.
SEA AND HAhBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR.
HoR LIGHTEAAGE
Freight OF every description promptly ghtered to any point
the haIbor at reasonable rates.
slEAMBoAFs. BAhGES AND GROVES To cu.k
TERROR EACU RSIONS N
Steamers John IL staEtn and Erastus Corning for NEW
hAVEN leave PieI lo, ~ H., al .. daily [saturiays
excepted "''
Nswiissen Care and HispAtch guaranteed. '
Freight points d., A. y w.
For NewI and points East at Pier IL.
NORTH SHORE, bfAfhN ISLAM D.-Euve Mues for
Ten Cents wa sleAners Pier l. T. wnIteaAist
GENITAL sHIPIAhD. COmmunpaw N. DRY Docks
Machine Boiler shops every 10 tic
CONSTRUCTION and repair Of vesselA
rNROY BOArS-CTrIZEN'S LINE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY or TROY leave daily
Except Saturday, Pier a. North River Chris
tophersL, connecting win mourning trains for North and
West sunday steamer touehesat Albany.
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/ 2story brick dwelling with lot, No 81 Horatiost
MS. 1924 ft W OF 4thst, plor Of land l6sx1oi
] similar house with lot, No 81 Horatlo.st, =,
1924 II W Of 4th-st plot Of land l6.SxsIGi same
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NPHN III LINE
~ To Boston, Noctster Nashua Portland and the East
Iron steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER
without exception boat the sound, and
ihc ia, Ohte CITY OF NEW ONk,
leaves pier 40. North River. OF Watsst pier
DesbrOsscsst Ferry, daily except sundays, AT
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PUTREsCENT ORGANIC MATTER II WATER
NJ Purylc in CausCres Seje,tGqties, discussing the
subject OF puucscent organic matter in water argues
that the danger pertaining to such matter does not arise
from constituting hes been specifically supposed,
an organic poison the phenomenon being, In fact far
moro complex The rcsearches Of 81. Puryile lead him
10 conclude, the whole, that the organic matter in
suspension in solution creates IN Tic water peculiar
medium suitable for the development OF exceedingly
small bciugs OF the genus Vbro, thai II T. longer
water mcrcyit is rather world OF microscopic ani-
mai and plants, which born, live ana Increase with
ir,rildcIiug Iapidity; such nsOIta 1ud in the water
cacarcoi,s, ;esian aud anmonla@a salts, ana THEN
,nauenaucc Is thus OF these Nbr0s, there
those which are capable Of setting up pnfocon III the
human tissues, with mortal cect-so that let water
hc placed IN contact with organic remains capable OF
nOufishing these malignant NDrlOs ana IL II once be
comes more dangerous than any poison. III PurNllo
indocs the opinion entertained by some Other chemists
OF note that charcoal lime and perInneanac OF potash
facilitate putrcfctiou and actually promote the fornla-
ton OF aIiDlalculG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11
ut or DIPUTuTRIA WITH

IMPROVED TREATMENT OF DIPHTHERIA WITH
CAEBoIIc ACID.-In a communication to The Chicago
Medical Journal DE- Magi describes method of treat
ing dplhera from which he has secured better results
than from any other He ordinary hose, from
three TO five feet long and about one inch In diameter
One end Of this is placed the spout Of common
teakete into which has been put half gallon Of water
and half an ounce of carboc acid the kettle is then
placed on the stove good fire. and when the water
reaches the boiling point the free end OF the hose is
carried under blanket thrown the patients head
Tho room must he closed. in ehcrt time the patient
will perspirc freely If porscVeled III at shot intervals
the bIeahing becomes softer, ana presently, aitef
quick eXpulSiVC efforts the patient throws
of coat or tube of false membrane The acid vapor
Alcohol and suphato Of quinne are used III conjunction
with the ucid, for their supporting properties
DRUGGIsTS' MISUNDERSTANDING the lesser
commodities known TO the druggist trade is the eye
stone In former times persons Of wealth and fore
thoucht carried the article In YES: pocket Travellers
,n particular blinded by cinders were prepared with an
eye-sonc-it was clapped into the cindcr eye, there
roamed at will. hunted the cinder with speed, aud
tr7st II out The demand for these stones has fallen on
very largely but they still kept and sold In consd-
erabc quantities In regard the of the stone for
rho nurose in qneSiOn, the fact seems 10 be that us
movements arc regulated by its shape and by i0rlna-
blode in n turbine water wheel The whole resembles
shell ust begun-bcfOre the cavity was formed shells
were so formed but arc not The stone is composed OF
Limestone and vinegar any acid 10y its action upon II
causes motion. The stones are old IN TIE tta shOIe OH
the Pacisc coast, being gathered there by sailors