New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

the drgs pure you NAV stand some OF getting
the effect you desire In making the prescription but tue
aduIteraton has gone to such q point that IN three
fourths OF the stores OF the county the most
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Going back to the first subject OF our conversation
the doctor said Patients are largely influenced
to recovery death by the operations OF the
mind. l can give you simple Instance ~nlcn WI,
was called upon prescribe for country gentleman
The man had accumulated considerable property Oy as
own shrewdnes anil thought a great deal OF himself
On. OF this elias, Of Enc.hmsn Is the hardest type Of
man TO deal with. You cannot tell him anything that
he does not know II are going to prescribe 10
him mysterious as possible In this case
my patient had little ouen Of sore eyes for Which sl
had the salt in his pantry and the water la ms wel,
these were the remedies than would to denounee
the Queen OF England TO hs face. In either event ne
scrpuon which called chloride OF sodium and aqua
pura He sent his valet six miles to the nearest Town
his eyes told all ghbors and pronounced won
derfui ana furnished them all copy OF Dr. DlDpies
remarkable prescription. so that they could also nave
the benefit OF IT,"
DIR. Dlbbe told m. that when in Vienna prosecut-
brother OF Joseph Pulitzer OF The Se,o- YORK
World This brother Is noted eye and ear pny-
sclan OF Vienna and was described 10 me IA small
nervous, wiry parsonage. DR.. Dibbe said about him
II knew Joseph Pulitzer. Of ST. Louis, and was not
astonshed Ind his brother In Vienna talented man
Dr. Pulitzer Is considered great authority. lie Is
great scker for tormay and etiquette Aninstrument
known rs the Eustachian dilator which IS now USED
everywhere by ear sugeons for dilatlng Tue con-
Dr. Pallts.Fs mind It consist. Of rubber air bulb
ana small hard rubber attachment for Insertion IN
was when he asked me how 1 used the bulD took /.
carelessy IN my hand, the thumb hole unierneath anu
squeezed The little fellow Immediately jumped out
OF his chair. declaring that this not right and
showed me that it must be held with the thumDhole
on top, II 1t could make any difference where the
nostrs INTO the ear Tho Incident illustrates wnas
peculiar OF justice is dealt out from some OF tho
courts In the older civilization Of tho country rs well a.
on me Western borders In group OF lawyers mere 10
day heard story about New-Englsnd JUS
tce who lived at Bellows Falls, whose name was sbley
Inc case before him was Jury trial OF man accused OF
stabDing another There was considerable medical e1
pert testimony which was TO the effect that the wound
to this testimony without word but when ne came to
chars the Jury he delivered himself Of ta' Nns
thing in this here that bothers me and probably
a%os We nave s the Of
these here doctors that this here .tabblns was was
a' below ss uT Sns h eSd s syps
,wears that this here st.obiag was Just below
Jones's tannery. This is discrepancy between the
eIperi testimony and tne testimony Q, hones' citzens
who have seen II, that leave you TO decide. ,,.
Charley Smith, whom formerly knew In chicago
OF Plnksrtons aud test etecuves
IL here all broken down. stopped over ike an ola man
sevsnt7-hve. He tells me that Is became eBteebled
last year through some secret work tnat was ln
trusted TO him and barely escaped with hsfe He says
that detective often gets broken In nerve by going
through experience OF this kind 1t affects them as
serious railroad accident affects an engineer, making
him mint for future duty. smith would not give ms the
names although he outline OF the affair to which
who rObbing his employers and VINO became 80 ues
perate discovering himself To be watched that he
sought TO put the detective out OF the way.
Tue rascal sharp aud shreTd enough
Outwit detective for long
time, meanwhile being engaged attempt TO destroy
MIN by the poison. When this failed smith was
waylal and stabbed and left for dead But he man
aged again He got his man at last buI ne
felt as he hat been run througha tnreshing machine
before he accomplished II.
From talk about the detective business Smith told me
that women are now engaged to good advantage al
though difficult TO dad women who are persistent
enough to make It steady calling The PlnAertOns
have applications from hunIreds OF women VINO
want to become detectives. There are shar
rascals In nearly all the large cities
making money out OF young men and young
VINO, by reading sensational stories about detec
tiyes have been imbued with tho Idea that they WOud
Ike 10 become detectives. These rascals open what
they call schools bureaus for training In detective
work They agree for few doll ars 10 put greenh0 rhs
work IN the detective field The average greenhor m
from the country believes that places ike New YORK,
Chicago Cincinnati and Louis vast dens
Of crime ed up with robbers, burglars, cuthroats,
footpais and villains OF every description. They are
led with great desire to the city to help unearth
and run down criminals. The sy bait thrown out
by the bogus detective bureaus Induces the TO invest
their money and IT, However, they get III tie e1-
perience OF Il and possibly as cheap as they cOud
IL any other way.