The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-10
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! Mr.. Highton his argument at 10
O'Clock cs't. ing AS follows:
If Tie -u... nd Gentlemen of
tn ~ .Vment yesterday,
il go - sing causes
h non performed
O. needy relapse.
p and take up
where | left
g.. and another
pa .'s. vas called
H.ltrt became
d =. -.-. ... dustruction
page Drains out BE-
cause hiss. 49,. ....ea urable This
seems to ...'.. ... o.. 3 eur after the
accldeht, W.. a .n-r .ac- -.ac. WITH what
seems to me "a ..a 80 surC OF deiicaoy
and good sic IT. . 1 + ne, resent tried
70 bel little and almost u idicdlc. / do not
lay tn 8 I the chargv e colnsel at all, but
the same Curse that woulu induce tho
publication of libels again Claus Spreck-
els and his family, would induce The rerep-
ton OF the descriptl OF this young mans
agony with panLOmlmic derision b. fore
the eyes OF this ury. The second opera
ton was now performed by DIR. Plummer
the patient being az in stupe ed by chloro-
form; free ihcision was made into the
ear itself, and the ear drum, which
opens into the little cavity, was
punctured, while behind the ear the ex-
ternal plate or bone and part or the skull
l was cut through into what are termed the
u1astOld cells. which also connect IN mid
die cavity. Through these wounds puru-
lent matter escaped which a. orded the
patient great relief, anu, 6y means OF =
drainage tube. the back opening ~ as Kept
clear and cleansing injections were used.
ak months before the wound in the ear
was entirely healed. To a lRyman un-
familiar with the niceties OF anatomy II
would appear that this trouble was dan
Rerously close to the brain, itself njured
and proba bly, undergoing physiological
changes in itself as
THE RESULT OF THE CONCESSION.
But DIR. Plummer establishes the per
manent consequences which follow. The
hearing OF the defendant was reduced to
about One-fourth OF it's natural acuteness
and the treatment was c. ntinued at inter-
walls up to within about a cOupI of weeks
not or the commencement of this trial, but
OF the examination OF Ur. Plummer which
occurred on Wednesday, June Sd, sixteen
days after we began TO impan the Jury,
so that, in point OF fact, the defendant has
been treated since the trial commenced.
refer to pages 659 and 80 of the record,
and it " as on this last occasion that DR..
Plummer discovered the exact degree to
which the herring had been impaired.
page &C.,
But. in addition to what I have now
stated, and TO the frequent headaches TO
which the defendant has been sui ,ect, in
April, 1881, he was accompanied TO A ptos
on his second visit by DR.. Plummer. Who,
after few days, thought it safe to leave
him. He only remained, however. about
. fortnight. and then found that his APP
parent improvement. which he had com
munIcated in n letter TO ID Plummer was
ony temporary. The pain in the ear re-
turned. and his medicll adVisers-that is
Doth DT. PlumnIer and Dr. Lane-in sisted
least twelve mohths. lie then stAted-I
quote Or. Plumlner's words-"that II
would be impo siOle for him to content
himself here u +; der such condition Of en-.
torced idlcnCs Page 6bIj
You have here an Illustration of the
constitutions anG trained industry of this
young IN. n. with many temptations to
Incidence a ID III sip4tIan. Iuen the tour
around the world va p.OJecred, and DIR.
RUNNER and yong NV ard nruse. now
In Ge. many, vent w,tl TIM TO New York.
Do net 10 gel that both At 4 tos and on
the way TO new IorK. and for Two weeks
at the latter place. D. lumm was his
attendant physician, Tor easons which the
doctor hiins Il .iscloses. and which ara
strengthened ~ br. lane. who says
quoting his words .Ie was very anxious
about bis conditi and afraid that he
NIGHT DE- WHILE AWAY"
In New York the defendant consolidated
Professor knapp, a eminent specialist
md from there ne proceeded to Europe
where he Also con ,nlted physicians. His
letters 70 Dr. Plummer of June 7th, juno
"a and July II. .oo! the first two from
New York and the last from Bremen
were put in evidence, and | will very
tersely refer to them because they were
written when no thought OF this trial
could have entered his mind, and they al
once show his suti~rnRs and illustrate
leading points in his character precision,
unset shness. u love of ,uslice, generous
was thrown in cont tct. Tn passage from
he first If these letters TO which | wish Ia
iall your attention is in these words:
when calIeI upOn itosse he discovored
, small Opening in the drum, but do not
believe IL. althoHVl - might be possible,
Ny reasons Tor dCu .Dg IL are as folloWSi
Iook 60 ~ Ugh. en he called in his
partner ,e. 1870 whether he could
zee ~ -".1- -e said no could
not. IA mined 1t and
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