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buffalo express vol xxvi thursday february 9 1871 nolbgul dr hunter os the prevalence and importance pulmonary diseases and their treatment by medicated inhalation editor botmm express kib :— having long devoted ray attention m lusi t-ly to the study and treatment of affection of the air passages of the head throat and lungs and published extemive i in the leading ttecular and religious jour nals of most of the urge cities of this coun try my riews upon the nature causes ami ! auxiliary local treatment by medicated in halation and other method of topical medi cationl of disease of these parts in the form of let ten i propose laying them before the people of thin city through the medium of your columns during the terra of my pro fessional risit here i trust am believe they wiil aid thom whose lungs bare al ready become seriously affected in tbeir ef forts to obtain a knowledge of their true condition and awaken in tbe minds of those suflvring from minor maladies of these regions a ht of tbe ini]k>rtance of remedying them before they advance into more ftrrimis stage or culminate in con sumption iurtf 1 i>elieve that no fact m medicine is better established by tbe ob servations of all classes of physicians in all couctiiea tb in that which proves to us that bronchitis and other catarrhal affection of the air passages generally result in dis organization of the lung anil that fearful train of symptoms characterizing a condi tion to which the term cossimhuon ha been truly applied—the victim lieing literal ly consumed as the disease progresses—if neglected or improi>eriy treated that a want of knowledge upon the>e subjects i exists among tbe masses < an not be nieces*-1 fully deputed lam constantly being ap piieij to by persons in advanced mid in many mm hopeless stages of consumption who assure me with the utmost confidence that they are laboring under bronchitis anil who evince an indifpoution to be con vinced that it in of a more serious character when they nrbt experienced difficulty in the throat or chest their family physician informed them that it was only bronchi tis,*'or catarrh a mil«l and transient disorder which would " soon paw off out unfortunately for the patient the severity of the attendant constitutional dis turbances but became mitigated and the 1 x-:il disease in the bronchial tubes stealthi ly and almost imperceptibly progressed uu-1 til the health and strength of the lungs !•■■came undermined cough purulent exirc toralion mm of flesh and emaciation lushes or hectic fever night sweat liemor i rhage or bloody sputfi c occurred when i the same physician refused to express a different opinion in order to cover up the 1 fault of hit owu want of caution and care or 4mhms the fact that he did not posses ihe skill mm to treat his disease suc cessfully in a long and active experience with these diseases 1 have met with thousands of cases similar to thin and am convinced that a want of knowledge upon this subject has been fraught with painful and fatal result to hundreds of thousands of the human race in this country alone during the la«t decade i tiud as a rule no matter how well informed people are upon the current topics of the day in commerce mechanics political economy theology or other departments of twienetl and art they are totally ignorant of tlie laws of health and tbe causes indica tions and methods of remedying mm of the most prevalent diseases particularly con sumption as long as this condition of the public mind exists consumption will not cease to be the scourge ot our race until they mm taught to took upon catarrh sore turoat and bronchitis as its moat fruitful causes its ravages will remain unmitigated the published statements of mortality in moot of the large cilica of this country and england point us to the fact that nearly one fuurth of those whodie fall victim to disease of the organs of respiration through tbe apathy of tbe medical profession and the ignorance and fatalistic tendencies of the unprofessional clastic this disease has be come the most fatal in the loug catalogue o mnbtj "•• which afflict humanity this series of letters will consist of about twenty-five in uumbcr and present to the evader a comprehensive description of the nature causes symptom ami general prin ciples of treatment of all the common dis eases of tbe nasal passages throat bronchial tubes lungs and heart comprising catarrh omh influenza diptheria bronchitis laryngitis asthma consumption and heart i>i«;as the theory and practice ot medk-ntcd inhalation will be fully explained and all the subjects treated in plain non i tccsinichl language comprehensive to non piofession:il readers lam aware that 1 shall meet with much opikwition in the m*jm 1 intend to pursue yet i am strength ened and sustained in my determination to write for the information of the people by the example of one ofnbe brightest orna ments of my profession sir james clarke ibjiiltmi in ordinary to the yueen of great itriiain wlio wrote a book upon consump tion for tbe guidance of the people of eng land i shall prove to the invalid that the fiyotem of treatment 1 propose for these dis ease is the only rational compete and suc cessful one by the presentation from time to time of personal testimony from those who have expencened its beneficial result thu treatment of diseases of the throat and lungs by medicated inhalation uasprob alily been more extensively practiced by myself than any other pbyoieian in this vuntry and the success of ray practice in several of the large cities has been sufficiently attested by the press and thousands of indi viduals who experienced lta benedcial re sults i have proved that thousands of cases of consumption considered hopeless were per fectly curable and done more than any other to eulighten the public mind upon the na ture and causes of thu dreadful disease medicated inhalation is a distinct branch of therapeutics and none but those who have studied and practiced it long and faith fully are able to use it with success gen eral practitioners do not resort to ft habit ually because its use is attended with incon venience to them and they lack that practi cal experience so necessary to i ncure success it is easier to prescribe cod liver oil or a cough mixture or order a change of climate to get rid of a trouble-ome patient who i going to die tbe mist is no better than rich diet and the last people are lear n is cruel in the extreme i have opened an office ta the city of buf falo at so 00 kiagara street and cordially invite aj pulmonary lntallde to rxamioe my metlmds of treatment and the ertdeaeea of its mom there are thsiwito in the community suffering frov nut mgfeetuc affection of the oi of bcsplntiosi which an mw qwlte eorabte bat which will unices remedied at ma early day pass rapidly i uu seriooe stages and end la v ■«!■!»%■reppertrally jamea a ncvtkft m d ( vo.«vvlhui street i »»••»» fs*i *, tttl * by telegraph washington thi mew to«lt cintkal scbip tax washixutos feb b.—tbe bearing in the cast of the mew york central bailroed m rip dividend tax hae been peetpoaed mil the loth in eonmqnenee of the abeenee o solicitor smith who hae been nmmnned to ohio on account of the death of hie fattier the nuiiimiißexi a rumor was in circulation here to-dar il.ii the united tjtatee meaner tenneuee had keen lost but laqoirlea at tbe jfaw department diaeipated the rear that origi nated from the report coli.ectob mcbi'u v collecter murphy of new york had » long interview with tbe president to<l»y nominatiosa conribmed the senate in executive eniion to-day connrmed the following nomlnatlona samuel k lurlow to be manhal for tbe eaaurn district of mew york a j cortu of new york to be indian agent in to territory of new mexico marshal b hlack collector of internal revenue of the thirty-second district of new york vice alfred pleaaanton reeirned munson h treadwell collector of internal bevennc for the second district of new york by the consolidition of tbe fourth and sixth dis tricts ; benjimin devoe assessor of inter ns revenue for the twenty-sixth district of new york vice wells resigned in godfrey i'oxtraaater at lima n ¥. tkai>e betwees the united states and hhitibh ami xx 1 a report on the state of trade between tbr i'niteu stites and the british american provinces prepared for the secretary of tbe treasury by j n lamed of buffalo wan transmitted to congress a few days ago the report exhibits strong reasons in both countries for desirinc more intimacy and freedom of commercial intercourse but from itd ahowiog or facts tbe conclusion is de duced that no arrangement of really recipro cal free trade is practicable except the ar rangement of a zullrerein or custom union which would involve the independence of the provinces the 3iokbe mom ment tbe monument to professor morse wilt be erected on the vacant space at tbe intersec tion of i'endsylvania avenue and sevonth street the tajiev find it was announced from the bench in the supreme court to-day that there would be a meeting of the bar of that court on satur day morning with reference to the proposed taney fund xlist congress—second session washington feb 8 senate tbe amendment of the house to the reso lution for paying of the senate committed to investigate the alleged outrages was eon eoncurredin mr thumbull hep iii reported favorably the resolution prescribing an cath to take by h b miller as senator fleet from ieorgla and providing for som*1 form of oath to be administered to the other senator from georgia hill and member uftbe ilouie who had been under disabili ties an addition of two members was made to a select committee on the condi tion of tbe southern states and tbe commit tffc were authorized to sit luring the session uud rejktrt from time to time the judiciary committee report with out amendment the house bill proving lor the appointment of an additional a.-ristsni attorney general the judiciary committee also reported suiverrsely on the house bill refpflaiinj th rt'inuval of actions from state courts to l:nited states courts and atneuding tlie act r july 27 ih»w for the removal of causes in certain cases from state courts both hills were indefinitely postponed mr williams rep on presented and had read a resolution of the oregon legislature rejecting the i-'ifteeuth amendment it - denies the right f congress to interfere with suf frage within that state and charges that the amendment is j>eing forced upon tates by aid of tbe bayonet mr william said the resolution wa an indication of tbe jmeition to be assumed and b»t>ues to be raised by tbe democratic party in the next presidential election after remarks by messrs tburman flanagen and williams the resolution wu laid on the table mr fextost hep n v presented the i>etition of the citizens of lewlston n v praying for the passage of a bill to secure cheap transportation of ureadrtutt from the wcet to the sea-board at uniform rates throughout tbe year referred to the com mittee on rotttotnee mr pool rep n c presented a re monstrance for the qualified electors of the third congressional district of north car olina againxt tbe removal of disabilities of senator-elect vance and itepresentative riect waddell he requested as the paper was short that it be read it was then read the remonstrance declaring that the gentlemen referred to are in favor of depriv ing union men of north carolina of their civil and political rights and establishing over them a system of terrorism and intim idation mr thurman dem 0 charged that many of the signatures were in tbe same handwriting and bad evidently been writ ten by tbe same person and he wanted tbe committee to whom the remonstrance was referred to inquire into ths validity of the signatures mr pool said be did not know tbe sign ers he only kuew that those who had written him in connection with the paper were gentlemen of high character it was well known that many whites and blacks in hie south could not read and writ and they were compelled to intrust tbe signing or their names to others he moved t refer the remonstrance to the committee on disa bilities with instructions to report upon the genuineness of the signatures a debate ensued during which the morning hour ex pired and the subject went over till the next morning hour messra cole sumner and stockton were appointed as the senate conference com mittee on tbe consular and diplomatic ap propriation bill the unfinished business being the bill to pay mrs shelby for cotton taken for tbe use of tbe united states forces was postponed and on motion of mr patterson the day was assigned to the consideration of tbe business reported from uie committee a number of district bills or no general me rest were then disposed of the bill to regulate the organization and conduct of public schools in the district of columbia was uken up a motion by mr patterson to strike out the tdxth section which prohibits any distinction on account of race ml or or previous condition of servi tude in the admission of children to schools orthomode of education or treatment gave rise to a long discussion upon the expedi ency and propriety of establishing mixed txbools in tbe district messrs sumner wilson and sawyer argued in favor of so cial equality in schools and messrs hili and tipton on the other side without taking a vote the senate at five o'clock a4 j""111 hods mr tanner kep n t introduced • bill to authorize the firmer national bank of fort edward n v to chance iu location to north granriue washington countr and iv name to that of north granyllle national brnk mr gabfield bep o introduced a irailar bill in reference to tbe wurthington bank of cooperatown to be removed to the tillage of oneonts otsego county and to be called the first national bank of oneon ta faand mr dawes sep mac offered a reso lution antboruin the committee on ap propriations to send for persona and pawn and to examine witneaaea in reference to the cancellationx the contract of dannl otoole tor stamps and en velopm ordered by tbe po.traa.tfr general adopted.s mr cox kern k v presenteeune pe tition of c h marshall it co grinneu hinturn * co 1 thomson nephew * mr.schofdojkbep pi)nw mil to provide forthe removal of the brook both bills were useusmd until one o dock inhamtesils thereof far de jutsr thtssfcef the desdute sad too^ctoftwmil tkedebate wu eeo*l tw beater bb opposition o i imililniliml ad ether frmads the bill wnt ntr uo xr kktcham ikp n t etftred ■nbatitnu for the km to ream the breek iyn navy yeh it prevmes la mimm a board rnisietinf of the secretary ef the nsvy general sherman adadral flatter hrl^mher general humphrey chief rnginerr of tbe army and captala o p pattenon of the coast sor ter to inquire whether it u desirable and for the best interests of the gni eniment to sell the brooklyn nary yard aod if so to recommend a suitable place in the malt near the city ef kew york to which the work of the brooklyn km yard hall be transferred and to report to congress beferr december 1 ml the si'k ax xx appointed memra beck and xefrler a committee or confer ence on the weit potnt appropriation mil and m.mi willanl sl.tynard and bice a k>mmitteeof conremice on the mil rant inr penalom to the lurvlrlnf eoldlen of thn w.rorisls the 1 louw t 5 o'clock adjourneil new york the can al qcestiun is thk chamber or commerce new york feb b.—at a meeting of the chamber of commerce this afternoon ■resolution to the following effect wai unanimously adopted first—that the btaiecanals should be conducted volely in ttie interetttfl of commerce and not for profit beyond what ia necemary to keep them in repair second—that the exigencies of the cotumerce of tbc country requireit that the power to change the rate of tolls should re main solely with the executive atlminutra tion of chnils third—that the committee on canal legislation be wked to report an amendment to the state constitution in accordance with the above s b kiikgle of this city and i t hatch or buffalo spoke in favor of free canals malt house 111 un ed at three o'clock this morning a fire broke out in liebman bros malt house brook lyn which was totally destroyed with the t ontenu the damage u estimated at 30 i xii insurance 34,000 origin of fire un known a heavt sentence in the court of general sessions here to day charles macdtrmot convicted of rape was sentenced to twenty yean imprison ment the railroad accident tiif cokoner"s inquest—testimony ok the witnesses pocuiikeepsie feb b.—the coroner's ni-tui-ftt in the case of the recent railroad accident wa s commenced here to-day before virnner andrus upon the body of james stafford the first witness called was ex-district attorney win j thorne of pougbkeeprie who testified as foliowr 1 was in the rear car of the train and asleep flnit heard the crash treat confusion ensued and i got out and walked up outside of the car on the river side toe engine of the oil car had passed my train before i went out part of that train was left on the bridge tberc were several tankt of oil on it saw nothing hut flames they were in every direction everything seemed to be a sheet of tire there were some cart on the bridge which had not fallen from the track the fire must have enveloped every tiling at once directed a man i saw to uncouple the next car to him which be did when we • liitvcti tiie car hack all thib occurred on the drawbridge mv impression is th»t four car were destroyed i saw passengers get ting out of the fourth eat from the rear the fire was very lint one would keep going from it all the while a\hile all that could he wen was one great volume of fire there were streaks of smoke with the flunet the latter shooting up fifty or one hundred feet if there had been naif a dozen urs piled up they could not have been seen for the flames it appeared from the looks of the ties that the car ran off the track at new hamburg station the oil car was not on fire until struck by the locomotive of the up train charles cossum conductor of the express train sworn says we left new york at fix minute past eight o'clock monday evening we should have left at eight hen trutam coffin district attorney appeared for the people and con ducted the proceedings the witness continu ing was sitting in the rear end of the second sleeping car with mr scott the con ductor be heard the first whistle that was blown ; passed fishklll 15 minutes past ten tlie whittle was probably blown at 26 min ute past ten waa 17 minutes behind at fulikill our time there is 9:58 heard the ■-'■<■< iml whistle ana went out on the platform and commenced putting on tbe brakes mr scott followed me out and put on the brake on the other car bb i tfot my brake on and turned to take hold of the other i felt tbe engineer reverse bis engine in a short time two or three second i felt a bhock and tbe ok went on fifteen or twenty feet and then mm to attend stand there were but two sensations i saw a glare of light and look ing out saw a mas of flames i wm on the riverside the instant the train stopped a light flashed like gunpowder there was no tire till the train struck tbe oil from the oil car then entered the fire box an became ffrnited the fore part of my car was then in the tire heard no explosion you could tee nothing becaum of the fire mr scott and myself then got all the passengers out of the car it wm the second sleeping car there was only one in front of it tbe train consisted of a locomotive express ear baggage car five sleeping cars and one coach when we went out of the second i thought the flames would follow back all the passengers were then out of the third car and that part of the train was uncoupled and huovm back part of the oil train had broken loose and gone south and the ether part was farther back when i gut to the third car tbe forward platform was on fire that was the car mr^seott had put the brake on i then found we had saved all we could that the three had gone 1 then went forward to see what was the matter omm m-e nothing all the way up to tbe bridge for the flames which seemed to rise solidly twenty-five or thirty feet know nothing more about the accident except i did the necewary telegraphing hare no absolute knowledge ss to tbe first car gotagoff the track only conjecture the first and second sleepers were on the bridge sad the flames were burning under the bridge on the lot heard no sound of anything imt the ro*r of the flames peter vosborgfa wes conductor of the first leepiug car don't know whether patent brake were used "»««' tnin no hneswere behind the first aleeplng car if the ropes had been polled mj brake would not have been affected after i bad pat nr the engine was rerersed after we vi run about ten rods we were not trying ■make up time in com weather ouror ders are not to make up time the engineer was considered a good man therejs a flag man at the drmw the engineer said be told mm to pnt out the red light as be da-sad tbe fiirfsignal we got wnifortytfj from tbe bridge the engineer of the oil tnin ted jnmpsdoff to «%• » jpih;l think that the cars on the off irate wmeh ran off were rather bock of tbe ee.tr of tbe train as ■rule we are on time if we had not been bemud time "»"**>•" ulen op 11 the imn m tk m4«f r juv there wm •)*«*«« ss2tjus usssb te-jasasr 3535 ***•-•? mpn<ill iw em i«e j wuniziitibml tmrty mtom m tmm k*fc zl s£sa —•£«,- wukttomk m^yy •■•■• i ~ ■.. — urn a|lmr wl lillian hunt ik brij m ■, wm hi fl m vmi a cnlw mimhit marked ell skmdt wmimdoalkak ■<!(» codcrwaod tamtmttti of tv oil trata «... be m tk l or nt oo ■bcun ud mm v abort to ataa ik ap broker ootb down trx-k liolh looklu lot "■' p n ul broo«:r lnm&lr uoatal tkm room ik trml kwr effort wu n»d to top it but it looked sv fno power on eutk coom do it be w the l.icomotlr itrike tke rar when th fl«me bnnl out in rverj dinetton albany coi'ht or attbalii albaxt keb tim following in the day calendar of court of appeal tor feb ruary nus m us isj «*, m 7 s9 an.l no uwnc the grmixl royal arch chapter mimnil ii labor at eleven o'clock this morning moat excellent jum m auatu general high grand pnest of the united stain witu * suit of oatcara wen reosivad with tlie grand honors the following anil gentlemen wen elected oncers for the en uring year grand high print beeeg williams of l'tlca deputy uraod wgh rrittt thomas csaekly,of new york grand king joseph u cnaffee of blu hambin grand scribe david t da of buffalo grand treasurer j g dicker man of albany uraad tjeenurr 0 g fox of buffalo grand chapun bar 1 b murray of jobnuton the grand chap ter wu then aslled from tit labors to ra frw.limentuntil ir.a at the afternoon session the oßcert eleiaed were duly installed 11 e grand high preatdent hsaa g wuhanm anmasw ed the foilowiac appol»la»enu oraad cap tain or the ham k t flower walertowik i r.nd roral arch captain stephen clooch trumannburc grand matter of the third vail george van vltet mew york r.nd muter of the second vail 1 william walt sandy hill grand matter of the first vail w a baldwin welliville grand lecturer jackeon 11 ( bus albany grand tiler amza fuller albany the evening setalon wai devoted to the exemplification o the work under the supervision of the grand ] rruut jackson h chase after which the irand chapter adjourned until thursday morning at ten o'clock the state aimuclxtl'raj imk'ixt v at the annual met ting of the state agri cultural society to-day the treasurer's re i>ort shownl the following footings be iripu for the year 4,30h.0"t on band per laait report t17,m~.4a total hv!,a«!.l2 rayments 33,133.4 leaving ou hand sju,io2.»t mr o p gridley gave notice or an amendment to the constitution to be offered at the next annual meeting to change the time of meeting to the iratwedneaday or january a resolution offered by f 1 curtis approving the action of the society fur the prevention of cruelty to animals wss adopted besolutions that vagrant children could be better cared for in agricultural schools than in asylums or retomutory insti tutions were laid upon the table after di»cus sion the nominating committee reported the following liat of oßeers electnl presi dent richard church of allechaliy vice 1-residenu thos h fsils jr fcdwin thome julien wlnne frsnk i curtis james geddes wm u ely b f aiujell and horace s huntly corresponding sec retary tboa l harrison of st lawrence treasurer luther tucker of albany ex ecutive committee adin thayer jr milo ingalsbee of fordham vorria rob ert j hwann harris lewis george 11 brown jos julian and joseph cole the society then adjourned fvtal accident isaac watt of stephentown rentselacr county while on his way to this city with a load of charcoal in crossing the railroad track across the river was run against by a train of cars and fatally injured ills bones were instantly killed new york legislature bit ate bills ijmoduckd by mr.twef.l amendingthr set appofnt ing commissioners of fisheries by prohlbit inc persons from netting or drawing net for taking flub between haturdav rvenlng and monday morning the ownen of weln ponds eu shall keep the lame open during the same period under a penalty of four hundred dollar the sum of ten tbonnnd dollars is appro priated for the expenses of the commimlon for one year by mr bank providing that it shall not be a good cause of toe principal chal lenkc to a juror in a rivil or t-riroinal trial or examination that he baa formed or ex pressed an opinion in the caae if it be made to satisfactorily appear that such opinion no longer exists hy mr llardenburgh — amending the resolution relative to nunon authorizing tb«p investment of legacies for minors in certain cues also amewhnf the act extending the juris diction of burroklte's court which makes provision for the disposition of surplus moneys after the sales of real estate to sat isfy the debts of deceased persons also amending the revised statute mak ing provision in regard to sale mortgage or icaae of lands and the disposition of moneyr arising from them the following mils were reported authorizing the construction of an armo ry in auburn authorizing the troy cemetery amocu tion to enlarge cemetery bills rasssn amending the charter of the ogdennhurg and lake champlain bailrosd in relation to the buffalo insurance com p*m(r tweed called up the joint resolution for the adjournment or the legislature from saturday lse lstb to the 27th in the even jir creamer moved to make it read the 17th to the klh carried 18 to 12 adjourned assembly bill r*sscj eitradiu the privilege of tbs uallroad town bonding art to certain towns in brie amending the charter of the troy and ooboes railroad company attending the charter of tb farmers and mechanics bank loekport asssnihaarlhe charter of the mutual bav fnearporauiw the troy heeurity sod trust coropiir authorizing the construction of a railroad from vincent square to wolf street in syracuse foreign nir sew iumui mikibtk v vim feh 7.-t mmal «•«««, x uxuy yi tb mw inutu ml»tati7 to km will kai m m mmfmtowhk uuflllm<lm •• 1 mim w m&ff ii t^r'imt ' ik win im v m obiffa >■o w«y 11 ■■»■■tbb fvcpbav dot d y mliktlri^m nwximimi jstitsrdnjij ■£« ■■"!—*"■a-nan >■»■. t >£. ll'l i onmcohubmubi mnw r«k.a-at ik*l«d mjpirt i -!• p»t—iiilnliy 01 i ic jtsi>«f.it l ia ■< iiij<i t's'siial ■'■■tt ssu'f-fi *~*~ "— *~ ... - umplallll by the ferae eaaamaas ka j of the tallßx rfpa3slc y iaw tka oeraun army will enter parkiaa ika c'aartaa m bwarer of i waiaillai x m hi part on ik u intimal meted by a aoell nred darlag tka oasar miscellaneous attempto kiiiou ahd t»t sakitooa feb 8.-yeat«rday aaaraaaa i'll id thu county by a y*aw aam namrd wallace vawfcvoook to mxw rob john r.1|0w..1 tsm*,ih f ». inter vaadereook approach nkn from bemad uml irad owtabot uw tttss nhon fdloin droppad imwailili ai j fore vantoreook could rob him k miiaa ml bu aamllant mudamitni km r f«"ow..n.wand win v.wvrrook !• uimtkmm nmtaal snsksmgbs oo«t tod u«kt prala mu t fmt vaw the nouavr qonnoa m oktsbal r«b tk oaaaih t ikai morning ■»?• it u anurarimd to c«atn in foto jle atauaeati at ih ffmudu rmpect to the other j quettlon lafth iiavik f«h b.—tk united mata stewaer sttito with admiral la oa board arrived umut at boon all wall sb will 11 for ktj w 6tbamtk buuid paiiama fab &. - the facile mall c pany't ateamer favorlt wu buroad la oalfao bay on the 1m of january th veawl and cargo were a total lota the relation of lawyer and client william allen butler last wmk delivered s lecture on the relations rllitlu mms lawyers and their ellente la tha oaliauatl law school after referring t tfct hai name given to law)en ainoa iwmm invented by ulnon wits pupkmm and p«nj-a-lin*r the lectun/ttmtsit probably than wan am bad sans la efts legal profeaalon than la any otkar imill body of ma imply bun they tare creator facilities for wrong doing tat lawyer to in every instance pledged c iklrflty to oil client and this iv&tyle bbj t-litut comprehends bis whola daty ha lioul.l tell uio whole truth to hia eueat ami many a vexatious lawault woom b avoided if this duty were faithfully ftr formea 80 far from promoting lirgaflaa ihc honcat lawyer ahould dlaauada panow from it whenever it li unnecessary it baa been urged that a lawyer la as lined in acting for a client whose inanieh u bad or in a causa of which ha doabts the justice but the worst criminal la the world 11 fairly entitled to the aid of counsel a or dai that be may hare a fair trial and the lawyer in defending a client of this eaaraav ter is in no way connected with him la hto mural or sodal relation let the dlaat be ever so vlrioue the lawyer has as ejaar • right to defend lilt property from ill 11 ■» a physician would bare 10 sits his bear from dieease and death the highest ha mau interest are involved in the right of the lawyers to see that the todgawat sim or communities whether right or wrong a vonble or usravorabu doaa not stand lath itnad of the isw by which alone his cost at to ba triad e tea where a cess it baaav fesuy unjust it is only rssmaahla ana both ikk of the ca should be isniwmlan in all their different aspects but a lawyer nevertheless has no rt«lit to lie or cheat ta behslf of hiseueat aadahoam mvst bee pected to break one of the ten conuaaaev mente or to vlolau a tingle obligation of true christian manhnod lawyer an the ministers not the dispensers of justice tad are not responsible for their clients as re la a legal sense for say infraeuoa of wast is right a lawyer la amenable orst to the court and then to public opinion but pob lic opinion can only properly and aaally pronounce npon what la lalshhsasrt bay sail reasonable doubt and it must not proceed to judgment in a case involving the relstloa of lawyer and client to each other so long as any element of doubt renulaa and the assr lu of the caae are entangle in the messes of newspaper correspondence spoxtinexica okkbbatioic.—sponta neous generation has received lie qnletoe at the hands of professor fraaklaad ef tha itoyal id.tltauon of london on july la i.-:o he eubmltted during four iiiiniajstt boun a solatloß or irtma graim of ma nla v ralas of nhoephate of sane aad one ounce of distilled water rnnlsssl is strong glass tubes to a temparatoie of mo decrees c ll drgreea fahr.,)ln order to ■ill any life which might be r—'irf la it to guard against the poestbulty of tha ea iranee of atmoqtberlc germs througi ouaate porea in tha glass which often exist uaper erived the tuus were immersed in cyllamm eoatalauafou of vitriol for te bmbtat these cylinders ware ir'irtirtn-i at a a peratura ranging from 0 dec to 70 oaa fahreahelt antexnosod to fright llrtt often the son with the ezcepson of the bath ef alpaario ackl the aiparlwial li coaipletely ideatlcal with that of lit baa llsn which it waa claimed actuaiiy protsd the doctrtne of spontaneoue tsmratlsa or fraakhad en pinsmlisr x ieto e*a ed theas aabaala tha ptaseaaa at p nsasaar buileyaadmr busk barilan's jsiarl»tlaa of the optical appearance of the contained panicles was found to be uaiaaulj axant bat uofortonauly for hia easklnaloa taa life waa formed da mno la us kottlaa oaa at d ad matter powerful microsooues showed that all the llvlar-looking partaaal were in organic many of lassa sptlatsrs of class ami that the motion eihlbitad by them was not that of we but the well known rhyth mic movement known at brownlaa ko traceoflltlng sabotaaeo was foaad after evsporatlac ana unties wmh talphnitt aclj bythis beat decisive eiperlaasat paauur's penetration and huuescy la alt celebrated controversy with roaeaat are fully tiadleataj aad fnaataor alnssifi rather warm language at ths uu meeting t the british aasoclatloii more than warrant ed attar three handred years juraiaiia hedl's doctrine of biotenssli isasnw ttnae uted to hanrey is tlrtortons ibw tw wholeline-withoutllfe.no life or ab ibs from pre-eilsuag living corma jon on a cohdocroa.—one day tat week a weu-fcaowa aaaaaanr wtalrlitwalas waaapaseenieron hoard a hndtoa hver railroad car which was in charge at caa durtor falea as the tram proeeedadthe ventriloquist hntan tha iaatlanaa of a raa u-r in a sort of chyek-et-emaw styls a couple of repetitions brought the ooadntlo into the ear in a hnrryf followed by tha urakemaa who inalmad that th mitu he taken into the bntctf oar when ha fc»v—ajh of eoone none at tntnav ssagershada"rooster with whkh to so nvfflnnwadmcan tnan ffs?n\!ot%nßßi o^nannwaa fltaaar loctor aad brakeaaan than waxad ninth sad towad they woant and that mater aay wsy they walked up the alau carefully rlssdag at the test of each passenger far the uketav parcel in whash tie rooster wee msathac la the aejovue of lha ear they band a wocaaa with a big basket la her freoawrv aaaa the eondoctor jaasa aaya tat triaimii let's puthinn.sa i^'tlfloff'.^r^'lnjnhttjk if ken sure said thaesnducter.jitha 3ld!l lake t sh and ifah-inc h jbaats rallrovl rloa t oarry a hanw ia **" naaaamaaaamtv m't ftmatamnl inm oemtwtv iut.rr rr-x « laecmr tuswasaso ■t-enfc cnr n»t«b aeuw f a w tha nvutdv^taalt wsata ta oavkt^umiw 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ni will b . n"w,m f"rw i "" ■*'•** eh * h ktkini - nii su vt corty-flrat it n^»r klrnth »»., iff v'-rk _ f qalmiw | thomas clark si'cce&woii to f'lakk a i'n.n'i u.i-lili li im>lill r < or t viuliii>kk>n md r.rrv.l rualo i:imr iti-r nntl dpnur hi hikli--i l«-i l i'tm s[.lrll !;■. ilrh 1 w lilskv oil iu al r.h.,;m-mlfllramn.-*mi.h;in lij or sauet tcv » liokvk o sai.k a 11amimimk ' j*fy j mi man l-m.-i n ii.m al.mtn fl yesis n|il ' lini.n.v i.rj 11 smllll i.i ili mt r--antllf ahmict p»amlor fcicliamp __'*-- 1 ki'li walk oil jtxi liam.k a hm tun mm itn f.-«i vmrii wi-h ti'xjkhi in i nid'tu l*jl nil ni-.l t.>""i afcmald | f..r strt 1 kallif«|t 11 '-->.-. 1a 11 al7uvil j*s : tn»*-i>.ln.t baftdoatrw i if i:.c n main t bi-aw uktaii huu v.\hh rub balk un wil ' italic!.t ijf»r mile yatita l.'.t pbuh li!i , f<t ft u'llkninn it mlrher i*l ire tua i.vnn iiakku a iv kil 1.an.l 4itk rt mmlh t aid , ijitoi'kkiv o knkca t h>k sale i >•! lin be the best rtnri in ihiffitl far invot ' i i.ii vm r»f"vvvn v whirl!'hi ertlct nn ri ' uih-rul lernu i » pw-lf l*-blnni t imil<l an>i we t r lh«j-.t..r brick liinl.ltnjr l!li atetc r-hii r ' in iii.-ii cellar fan and water mi oaf of n-nr awl »' in ' \\ in tnkca dwrillm in p»rt i.iv tnl*ti n~!<l>ii.ul l.nil fnr t'imitii'st nii'l olio of mif iirnm nhajautlol vi ml a > nkoiu no w w bwm bmt al . u\v \ ! kbtki etmp4mum i salk-nits it mi i .... v.r rhcap a scan i<tiu i.fk a i"l hf kin i m \\ . i bwan mr • i 12 dehiuaulk ulsl.nedi phoi'kkty ton ale hux3i k«w •.:.. anroi cite !*■:*■.. n mitn ami pb«h h if no tobl in m nodj by kil>r<irv i ii 1m <.. in m to ill p:ir'-lri*.-c atiil , nn ilrnrn imviiicni miutrpd if improred i.xx a fh xi ftfnf r v .-.■-.-■.„- r . _ 7 / 1 itl^i1 anll haw kill x x haxic m ruati f 4 ini'i irrhii ilii city im ii iiuit-ilc ami a«h injftou kaunmml lirutntfu lixx two run ii 1 t.-n i iwii-st;iry wiih itonr boflcnicnt it v r rutllnd h ii r mvvvimfw l-ii liilj c ilnlnjt » i.-»il!al i . ki nin hai hr n i.-rt dmter at slab mw r earn c thu'pntprri i < n^itr.-.i dealrabte : m 4 ii in --!■! on rraaouable imiii apolr to ii utinuh 4 tl n t hrowu'n hatldlnit bi f"l hale at a raru4im two valuahu bafr john ' > no hi r ri ttiyt i 2 fill sai.k-a kink vai si lot *; khkt fr-.nt in !>.■f in depth in » pavaj .< .■i « kw wc-lvrly tl>i f mi.1 ii-'t hi >...,. ir..n rl'tii sl oneof tlw rt:n>t lin-r«thms in hit iih tm kn-.y apply t<»-lolin ol to l l'.mrl •.!. for sale ho uses tltcsj kabui l kli.inu fob al,y sft iiui t r-stnry frame rpllar > as cli^rrn at ; ]),! ttx , iti . - ji.tiii r:i ahin t i stdi j frajii ri-llur ga-^inl w«u>i ; lot a ll fm i i.lhh.',h », ( if ma 7 rrauj a dm-cla i ihw o hvtzmi (:--.. swrafynarmiir t-stnrr fruiiir v.*r aa,w«d aaddati-ni barn ini lxi * umwui i v-i:-n t tit hrlrk na iter at rrl ur imtu lot i ixisa ft '. mmniim m'.rj rruw.pi aad water tarn 1 i nilil fl.yi t kbtrntti t c-"t'irr frame new »», mil i a : 111 i9ajicml 3m minn tl rnrwt piiimiiiaaia t r-.i..rjf brlik ya watt-r *<■. ltnni l"t flisll ti.'*1"1 3ii nl'inl i l-fttorv rutnir ki water ac llu :<>! f-'nit in ; k.i :.■.:>■> jll m'ltnitli mi rj fi t'.i mtii w.-.ler fine !■sw^cfm 101 o"s ullii l n 1""i tn mnth st 3-tinry y-inw 1 t zlßltl 3 hqilmm bl 2—t 7 frun kiul water b x vcrvf*-tl.rni s s ttcolleitv it i'^-^k-ry frailu hm itelt4 sift all of lilt v m 1 !■•' *■!■! •<!! ti it lo hit pavtamm iitme .*: hanroitd l,<r lii westßwuict 4fo \ dti.iahtrul comtrt kf.sii>kn r i r r l ik iim vl!l:i«it.f aa»ink u'luff » tw.t m 7 fr-mn-tmilldlnv wuhwlm in bti raer.mm i'-mr i frl ■«■1.-w t tw wj le tl xl i:intt,!_tw ; s*^iim m fil>r>tu\ble birawesu pwopkktt h -.:. - wi m.w oflor'j*'4»7tww rtranc—m , ... . ■n m tin awl pwui tp-ci-s in i»t t mirr'in -;■an'j v > down mtrnhot rcjiiircil if liu i.iiv .!. lkt a i'll m.tmnii ii w..-i m«r»n(.t m asstaih htm l i btokk vim mali wll ukeuloti.rbutuc an-t k>l iv p-tr imi»i t<-rnu apply t kltw'aliih a bttcvcak real k»ulr aorau n.n nua l.oau uiowtis no ttlwwvßikhng _ i ffka.milin tkkkt 111 him m pill sai.e :. m franklln'mr^t baam 2 t.trv hru-fc wi lymw tn him i ii.titl.-n lis pn wat r and for v«.'sa frutikllti rtri-vt boawe l-^f(ir frrnnr • maw b«rr li.l il l i'rl vkm ' no l::i l-'raiikll 1iw1 tmu-f l'-ntoir hficfc rrt imrt a in mi frw nrn lot at<\3:u u nurt k "*"• r'»7^lt..n.bakk k »,,,. iji frin lw»'l n)i-f.?ii m:itn-t koi(>ai.kuittuhe>t t mc ivurl sirtft 2-«lort basement and t wick h«hue with t-iii'k ulaltlo ami alley in rear bmna baa i ; i water t aih ac and funiwc « v in f.-mc'el otil r l'rli ■■*".'»*. i*t will c ivnt«-l f.-rtavi i.yon bakekaco erl l.anci < fftcr h46 main i ttiik«ohh'>ihor»»tih(e withpwell hut on m--.11 iflito hn>l a minerlnr iur n n..t-l!nv 1 . i.tn t-of main an<l iluron street f"*1 ni-iiiv mr-r i < m tola i rtrit-rlass funiily gtot-.ry lvon,h\kk!i .*"'**.. ufi fn ■l.nil on m v«1"_»f anttpt-ixaks i)wei.lin«4s wo balk trou mn 1.1 r-.c 4-*ito.-y brlrk.lßt-i'ldf x wu'-.k:'lm r wat«a bws fiirtmw r rt-ry i.wi.lv ::>• 1 atcl ir luslit or profc bwwal pea l.ins uajvltb a to krle l->n<l tmani ialjtala bt \#_ s^i)f.muai;i,i uf.-idf.m'k roryai.k-the ii.—lnti-tt brlek lw.-lltng uwni«l l.y 11 trt\tuhuriir-r is ii t!.--r.iruit"f north llvifinn ui'ldik etrvtt t!knrnti k klv flnlshfl in 111*1 iv t tul("t«:i(ul m.unur wall mh tn hu mi tii;ir.i *• nirnu hot nininill wntf r tutu hvr in.irm piantru itn-l lt»u tunivv r 11 ; n fln ord*?r v laxtfl wimiiew tirit'k hfirn will h . i h .| nn r.*:i«>*i«!>l i rtn»if t'r.||*-l fur tan uabtixuh a ottu hroirn'i l!atl'lln|r b mr balk-the bsstduic ok bkv a u it-i n "» h pmihwrst com**r of l.'nwi'.-l uo nn^t tamturr tf»«t lot 1 on miiwimhl i iv y iso on summer mnrtj rrmiuv h-.ni two t»ry whi donaaotaii'lto poa ortfer throughout ti^rmujer whole imiuw a large quantity of fruit for baix-houses __ fitkmikahi.c cotta«.k rolt salt tl • ifalralilf tr,ry roluft ft bixui atn*t omi r k wiirr nurme mantel and rrj i !- ft j.wi llf>y en rt»«..na urn hahtis'wairtto.4 tww 1 mng 1 __ fll-i balk—izz i'kai.l vtuefi < <> fta pi v in ill p . r •»(■•'"■ts f.r a tw lllnr l**i pitt'ir-w »:.»!:■.-, mnd f r |» u tn«-»t ix.rif«w ; on n md i irv.l baß-sbm in tfi cltr j ■- utto esi_r«rl t *_ a""ik>-l.tnf.h fob bale t'fmton lr««;t v 2h 2-tory bfwufof l ro m !■■■■■" an-1 wour ' w 111 '■■■■■!■! t * t.nrich.i . in,i i eonwr ■* '' ■>' ■v.fw im\\-«fi\iu>tun aimnt 7 iv,-t ■hz taw rtn i no -». i,«i-9fory rr«n fine 1-it grai rinai mi ■■■>■ii rmii ii ill »■v v i v leonard wii,f»o hov ib-al krt»lw wivl in«nr»pfi air*-wta m 5 hmt walk tiik i.kvsk lioul wfixam :■_'- :■! ■i'm tlnmiw i ttl tills feom • fuimj i'k:ii*-<i a:i'l i now l'.snira kooii ami parlr fa i-hi »-. tin rchtut pmpru-utr lias a f.mr t^-ar lew roan mty n.\t nt » low nut but will -. !■t ~.«*■nt-irrt a i lik otl r bailneu out of n lf nt which inttiuvh ht r»r»onal attention h , ■i ■- h i akl>.t < itai'i'ei.u od v11.1.a1.k pkui'kktv r<)k walk ok k j i '■< •:•- ■a i"ri and tw,?flln two l.nrn wnli t..i k rlv f toett'ifi su'l hy pr'.nerlv w i taftra la port pajawill lke a pl kici.im r i wjm mwrt a»t atiwaiit ti im.s rrm hai.k-k r\j l»(f a ryl t.t it if :».!■] in * gikul sti .■i l !■■i '■■; ■. t t.lt i $■~(••■fi !"■-•■. y r !■■.<■,:■:■■-;;■• lo il 1m |- a vk-'c i • 14 we«tbva ■[■■•"^ v 1.0t0.n dei.awakkst km 4ij fca!«-l^.t l-»x pr\r »!»..>«: wmt uke i .<,«• 411.1 lot i r it.wt-r pan of th dtn.f ?'■.<<£ lo t^oct [„ i ar t jmjtnrnt ynr p»ril : ■uppiy l lit mx a hankoui 1 wr^l swan ttrt^-l ___?^_ flit h fai.e-that ve.itv muumx el '.■■■■. !■■■ri-t r , . ;■■,,!, --, no ,■■.)■■, tr -«•». betir«ea mnli»wk m.ai llnr.r utrttt will bvitj tit hi m ' initrati^iw tuinw fa\'nal)v ap ply m joi!s i'tto m warl t tm 2i n--p-tlly mi.r t»-1n ll it atr-.ijykin.-nl and 77 bhlnufl « » rcai-lcncfl julin 01 to i i'.-avi t p || rtwc balj(-thiucs inw nufik oot t ... » ~| k near lawlmh rr l ilpw mil tnv ' i-il.-.tv.c'.-jrh a n v ins*hip wo 1 rjul kirtf t _ a oaf.k tiikkk ottaokb xiknek hfg v w iitntftiiii ami bowk nvpim n.-irlv i u'l w*f rhm t tljxu well a n.wiv hip so i'l kvv tt ii .:•! ' ': sai.i two-htoky itkll.k house i!.■■ar'ur.rir.u i i'i'tl r*l i-.-.!-l<-ii'f or li'«tr-lini irxiiw i'rlce $!..»'. a h wlnahlf no i'^k k;iyl<-_i*t ' *& a fob iit-b»iniu lot but si1 f-gfl i ■> ~- ; r . t iic-jr vlririnu mxttfiff-t ■j j i^t 1....u a n u'lsssm n hi kait x nit „!. ■» tfirokhale—s4*toktbk ii;lia waiku ffii i retlmr l"s vlr/lnla rtr-t boumtoff niantra ni-.l prl 4 j a n winshji no m k»m eattu --!. j6 a ifhurkktr ata ha kikhk the ow n ejt r li.-.iim lcfi uii clly and n '«■wl«t tti mhl mm 1.-t m t.-tirh s worth tl—l • 1 for *'..'•«', au<!..nly munnbdowll rtsjnlml \ •. \ l , j.j e*.'itin l»ivi-l..ri at 2 torj fram t - •.,„ u-hml value 1 hlmt ± b'anro!u 1 itrsl swan if u i^'it balk—by kowajuh 4hi rki.amt j heal l-itiit ag.ni ftii'l l."nn broken x . lniwti'n i'.-iil.ini nukald new yurk a fin t-n.a 1...u5 with nil th rn^u-rn lujlt-.tf • i'.ito n eb cor ai ifii and norlli william in-eju also thetn fiacie<lwi'll1ii no im alltu bt l*rl.-e alaoa itsmhmwm allfn l-,al tx !:!•' rodilltlnn hnvcral immmm hi rttii i jmru af tlietliyfor llirt-,-'■mill i.tnns for null ufaltoiil 2a acr«-t ciwh farm and iliiuari ut luflknot prtem horaawor t'\r>v*!p 1 in renlmtufa urgotuled '■>■idwarm i hifki.ami u fi^>kmim(u.^:^i.tta(if:i■■okwalk-^■^t j.v ' i.f .* t't'rkkklxi i:i vvi't ywati •!■17 fl |)« ki.i.i.mih fox sale delawaitk t'l 1 . t.,-iw en alltu ami north «!*.. s alary l>rl<k tt 11 r mim nil km impn.vt lu.-nlf sealed bj >'• un k»""i t'aru l.ir-r t would takt small r m hl <■- wtirtb n-uui jj."i)o to slu,uiju in part i.y>iui-iit ivurl * ittn^-t ni ftl vstory brlrk lot ft&u6 oii|u t»k k email lu<'-k of c«h-u iv ■irt ptvu.tiit aj.plv at no 0 nl»-:ir;t stn-t-t kdnauii wii.m'n i sci bead tfcthttnu-l ln aminc aurnte »'* jk fukttalk sevebal kink bkuidcncec eii on imawar xjilii hii-i franklin tni-ti iixl tnttflfmir:.'h 1.-calhles apiily to jiuin uttu ii p.-»rl atwfc i fs fiiamk pwj i.l.ln*i fox salk-wf r inioii llni t u'twc-n » lilriuto stn-t-t kn.l the b%te f canal wl'l w.m at a ur|i«jii to etaeny ctsta lpidf ii ho 5 si.i,-..r btraat i.khnakii \\ ii.hon v son bwil dtroimd in aetril _*'^ i?l l>ksmvi[l,k ukmikkni k.s fox y\ltl fc3 tlk lt~.lnimi*;i-ht'>rv l.rlt-k aoaae ltil i id aw.tr • 1 ii:iliilh)chll of tin - m>>'litu lmnr"vt-:in nt i<.l . iiii i;ii frnlt hrubberr bank «■.'- . vr't'"nvi-iiii iffi'il n!.hloin;''itm an'l w»i«-r eaiwoame liavn*nuii i otto so i brown'a itnli.llnr iu gn low ruu-ki>hurse fok sale ul.n iml afaf i ]>„ sioryfraiiw.lot r^xl2s l'iti.\.;ri-.-t i»o.stl;1 tortbrick rear parti lot '' v n''-ii:.-it-n.*'^:'"-'»t'.ry hrlch lot 2ixl ivn-ißtiviuila itrfrt bctwern thlrrernth fti.-l r-m'.rl.-tn'h atrrcu-lm t«i7 fnunej l»l mhi3 rice }''»■*• mith"mr..t no ms i btory frame ; lot 26\xi™i ilr':i7.ii-i 4"-i"r.'t-n0.37 1 stiry fraim lot idxim ' kavle s r"t t.i:»tl r michigan street—l rtory frmm .-<- lixl wan r i>ri ♦*.<*«•>. - i hm-w.il rtrert mmth kmc iir t faum im t mxlul itli'c tl.sdm miiiiriwl ilimit tin w^tattt franie lot lixlw n.l^»>rwmstraet—no.aflß 1 itory frami lot kxl23 irwaliiul trwt no 301 larjrf fraiu osttaga 1"t ' voi'i'ii mhl-l<<ti street nortliwost r klni miai'l - 1.,.i 75sw llh l-nr mini imimlnin wluawaum ~ ~,,,,)> o w^sw^cx i i>ksika»!.f iiwklllniis ok sale i n . ri iilll ihvljloh wni r oak frsro n firtrktwuhirio'lfrn lini.rovfmcnts m«tßjt pttov rw*j ~,!,„, w«i,t fur s h1 l'.s/lf ct tw'i-ttlory wki w wkiit mr ""%:; k-ii;;if.vp pr:;;:^vzow ; „. u -.- n j^jc'r vtit'oni-«t.>v fran-.i lot il tlto^ktw n,.r pin ra.-sk.ry rr»nh im v .:■*. south ihvitfionst oiw-«tory frame 1i»127x ii - t.rtr j-.-'v vu-,-il f l.ftw.4-11 i.lth i>l utll is oil ni'.'.'t i'liii.r at him limj riain l"t vu'rik'nt.'.ll 1 mm brlok ; m 2ui2s w 1 u\<..'-i.|'^.u.ii lmvjmloii twi^st'irr rrmme t:i w fkin b*u bl m tow ttftßoolm ivutli'si thstdeslrabl i'i-story fram lw«?ll liw n czrcuvut i>nmtltl»n lot 25xlw will m 1 uheip a7iheiimtleßarc|(ih«town tbe olty;«o to-u 1 lull al oiat di-avht frama dwatoac in fl wwutkm i..t wixk win s«-ii iiit»p ami am mm terras prlrc 2sl«t hoproapectxreitur tlwt 2-story fnmo w la «■"■■< anler lot 25 by bvtfc wui sell for $»» t n v»t>'iat «.. i.s-story frame home gf*lg wnl-r m.i eafiat tv hut nltr lota by 132 ttk tiil v^uirt rraro dwelling mew lot » b m 4 telatas oil in icood la]si lot bjw pri iftir ill illilaliaj a tim mmmatk rr.mrrollanmtnlafccfiatrtaltar ou.-nt manner i fi.i raep baaeaßaii g auu w»ut mi 5 ill^bj in t eoran bora t vitnrr am in.l iwv-llu-k aii'i-l liri hoti-u well rf waut,«t v in ell h-ip or woul'l ex'-.hinge for a pnva i ' 1t w.,rth mui ■.._ n»»n ■;.. j-»iort fratitil wltli wln^t tm w*t an '.-, liar fli-.^lul oftlngoihl style ihnlf ikwj prt 621 smn t 2-*(orr framr rri rrllax ami wxtc l«t al>ixu wlll't-vlrtk-aptf u«kro unon knrin for iik1 *>' aitpsnf l c:ir<lfii lsn'l al>-"i s nhh tfrtwo m»la rtrarf ;» inricv m ww ■»« l<hrn».-wflir-iuvl mil iin.|ftfri>«l<"ilhv.ili"h tl i-.ii tin • iirii lor a k ntener n-mfllunan witlu ; it dtj pniwrtvtatatraaam prtwwftjthß a ply t l mr«-«'irlh..^s..<ihi pivtrtloiißt 4 lum rmtpkittv folt sai.f — kl eat rp«i liilmh out.'hurcti wifl franklinstc , itx v-..i lot liuvluk al«)hi ikt >»•»>" to mii ii t i i rrtv is ' t'ti-'l ml n-»r itcrgaln to clom an • lap hi'mk * sankikd 16 wi-st swan i>t 1s voll sale at a bakg.ain tl j-suft brick tnilldtnir 80 zk carrou at co nrl ii y larcc jt-n en first loor wttlt amwrni a kr?»>a«ftriil«»adlbr*w^tv vidu a nrli that 1h pay hlxtallt ontlio invcc-tni hari-lm^-tj i7jou_hrw bulmln .» j foksalk the fine frame hwelun s l,)mw wfwlmitlallf built with *■«*<»«• ' rr^utft-lie-ii xo ui slslh street with largv l 1 l.'yje * jmckkkino » wwt swan t »_ ta j m wni-k with r rrj"g ss s3 iih»llm.>ut'rnlinpn>veawiils lot * dxos withe«tli hn«ia mtu-ilo ™ north street be»)r<«!n»'«a d ""^ w*"ut>'sk baker « co w itof ««• 1 the old niauaba enuine hovse i .. with u.e ota enctae bou*e ii*l targe brick tani li"m kolmltw eonuln ndlrmt brief w boll.1u ; ivtbm-t..wl <<• n brtck dwdttdf i » >>. i.n.i wdlilfukti within s mj or iwo an.l anw ftß v he paid aura applt at no 5 ikon v leiin'alitl wilsos 4 son heal x t i.ii-l insurance agents 4 a i.'ok sai.k—the two-story with a r~i iie"itory wltig brlrk iw^lllnic itii^u-1 on thtiiorthch cornt-r l south dltutin and fedar to i-"t rtl^ll tn ail alley thla !• tcry iteßlrable ■lw^llliu h.i-1 will h.-ftol.l at al.'v pri and on ea tpnufc i.ek.t ph-kering 13w swan.l a for 9ai.e—veky hk-irahi.f real es tato in the ticinlty of i varl ami krle mrwi on favor^toe wrin john otto no n pearl atreet , mfor sale—ho w bummek st a fink 1 lv«tonrfraaw«ottac«.teftnleaaa]itltlncai«d sltu perfect repair ihrosiaom lmnda well mnckm wltkinrmof &»". a r-od barn on tb prrmlm that rrmt ml for terma tc iuh w john otto.m faiti iu jm rot luxc ata baxttais—thb umfto b n rratm eotum oa the w«rt ame of twrfrth l ctwi^n marrlandvlrirbiu rta !• nearly nrw aivl will 1.-mlrtvq irapriwafarnon uastinus tth i brown'.bagl j jb a "- ij~\.tv'nsrnfttsf j fob iaix^hootm i __» < r.vthaj location-house and lot 3 for ■*!<■• the tt-.ry datable brick dwtihn i tv no 5j w«*t tmoeaee il corner «* p«rl at 1 i,;i j.ji ! m p+i fiin theboum lias all u*e niod ! em fmprnveawttt aa<l la la perfect nr<br vitt ban t«-nn of pun hw will be made lyon ; £_ waom and i.ot for salb-om south fill al-te of uryaiit t lint bna nti.finiw»r ttlotwxlnl iluu*i m;w j-ttory rr.iue wllb baa writitfi'i--isu-m win u-*a'i low l.ruv,iiakki r°^l?c!*j ;*.!!? we sustain it fci fox salk — mo 17f niagara st a l-*torj ran douk with bara lwmtlun v ; i y tit tiratae houfte contains raa w»l*t fi;nnn . ho in food repair lx>t i ft frrmt sn-l it depui to ; heron l for terms etc . ajipl yto kmi s ott 4ft f*>khai.k at ahahoain—the iiksika l mi ji-.iw ami .-!. no its north im.^i si tsr*u frame la in fl-<e bfdar aod ry wlrshi will u^lili t.*r.-^li if nj;.]l.-.t cor *«*•;<. 1 i j mxns with frnit ac fjahtlsos a otto 4 brown's bllldln a-i fjlst ip6tjed-ocb fall cirvilak of iniprore-t city property pinhraclnjr cam of i most li=lrab plac in market miurtrm in i pric from atx imnir.-l to iw.atj-flyr sowd<l [ jnllara i'a.rt l«-?nrt»i to purchase will flu it k»l i li.tr alt^nuf to glf aa a call iia^t|m a j i otto baal r.-.i^u brokers urown'auiul'ttn t^uk~balv^a fine~»kh,k dwellixo onl'wlit ty>iw<*n court an'l mohiiwksu be sold cheap and on may term l>-k pickkhing uw swan if tf . a fox balk-no mi wabhinutos ist ib i-^t/.rt frame ik>uw 1b a part of the rlt where r»rs ptj n i w*aw mil ror»l ii»r 10l 4axl ap ply to j'>hn < tto hi pwl tu l jethtijkapa.nij hwklltno fokjialt h tlie 2-rtory r,rt<-k fitort on the ionuiw^t o.rik.-r tftu.l«"u ml riliu-raui tt rt-ry is filled ud fi-r iwrl!lnj purin tli«re is alf a brick i arr ln.i frninf iw.llina ltn.u-1 ib wof the tore | location flir a fuml'v croecr or botcher ltta pick lon mi 1 w bw«n t " ift^vk owwum k"»k half at a oiu£a>sa f3 rltlm onr-t:iius and !■>! on ih'laware it ' ■ffitk'm-.r.soiiken.-atu tlhw tnilmlnav »^: ?«*« hi first r:iif iirtir tliu la a r»n chai:*1 ror witfst 55 appijtohume * banfokd.i w swan wi>k sai.e-a tw<)-ht-illv bkk x h(h'£<k j m on mli ii^--n m j*s hoi h'l rold wa,u ai c tiur m i-r in tin i>;irt pio-1 brlei t'»rn on n»r of jdiln ottr '. ih pearl at b dm valuable business fkoi*kktt kftft cßj m.v tlit rihir-sturi lrlck btorrv v>s t ». i wlrbiirfiii i.u th-'-s^ktitmi-ati^ljoujrhtafparith i rttoattner nt a price that will pn-vt a flret-cla in | al^.tnv varant lot boun.lwl aa r>fia*m)mof f«*t ' n «>'! mnrkit ht 2#>s f«*t i vlrhlpn m at ! fc<-t on elk et a part or tin vlulf t't h1 at a . 1.-farl-i'.wiwvrli tw»nkltlw»'«'v«i»w*r iif-..<irrrai>mlya<lv>iirlnfflnvalu lee 4fk x : kkinu 13 w r-fttswanat ' " fl poii halb residence dx thk late j m r b oim h?«i..l'>iau.l n hit vutlw , imcr i-r lliiwmxl ari-nuf aii'l liryant bln-ft inr : rantata twelve fooaia ab nearly u*rv rl*i«e lv tiry roonil kitth pxiin wah-r rln-m-tb ffi liiy nttfr'n>)ur un<ler whole ihnimi l-"t i i»'k»7.wri 4 oal aod rteckod with iruil ao<l slia li ggm l natry*ll".i anu'evrrylwri/i-.'h.!ii br prcml 1 mler th aliovi itn-ici^n will u rcntvo el;nrr : i iri;l-im--l ormfarawwl if dm moa m or bt-i.irt ' pab l,l 1 apply to juiin ottu,ai ivurl atr i a k"l •>■( kx haslifv-a m t vlll in nil ii rt-»s mali'.i i«tni orpx^li-tiigcl l ramtlpn'patr am.'.j t juhn otto ■***•* .•» fob salb-n m'hixtu st.-a twu a n e-y fr:inif'l«>llln wltli jem an'l water tn i-v terms lke * pifkf.rinu is weft e^flan #| hw i'trttaoetf fox ale-on fj m m ft vi-rr rimp bn-1 mb easy u-riua l.tt a plvkk_k_l mf.ktw.swan at fl am.m ptteo,»s.twawl itjml kliwaklf rril'lkt.am wo7lbrow»1 puuihnif !'> js ciikap bovibw am urn fob t*al.t fi 1 man rrniik i-ottitp . n<v 3k4 i>rina wl iotsxiw wfll be aom il a hannfn if apple.l f-r aoom al the 2 i<>ry tiau.f mm no s7 nrr -!.. with i"t k',ylui will be ipm at h prteettaa » liv in i i-eri on tin litvcdtum.t.t has>rim«>-.t i d'fl'll,4 lirowni liiill-ilnjt 5 m fiooo investment.—ki»r bale 111 i ui tt li-cp foni.iliiii live fraaif liulldlnn a | ki t>ar/:iin will in-uiv iitoa.iish purchawr als ■. j i.*w>w!m^.:loiv',xiaii with tw«-storv frwi . ilmlir ii'--1 for t4ir an'l iwelllng ll *>. . asuck buck pboptttttt for falk j a parlafelc >»■77 ua"*"t frame dwelling | east si ho ct4 l^-"tory frnme tw--lllnp 1 i ; bam i.xx i pifkkkino.i3 w.bwaiiat fcls mtue sew two-story french boo hri.k i x loimmhwifi main an.l thri , ••* ■let 7"\h will iw o|i hc»p orfxfhvutfl k.r iitber real ut hahtww9 a otto 4 bftrwu^i ivr>?kaule liotkl proi'ektv foh i se or i>xc-lmna hluiatfxl toajnailamam al>out mnitl fmm thlp city nn uie n v ft^h roails is a s-«tory hrlvk latvearh omiuo'lloiip wllj ...,.; irnnijii iirl tiarii nil in firtt rate conilulot | i,.i iv.ii a pn-i vif r'i'vrf tb^!w olwin ui i-!.mltiw'uii'r wlin iltlk furult'in iti'-up l':"1 wlin^uvctilnrltyorfiirni i;r»pi:rty hastln^it 4 7)knkk ikimkkv rt'k salt-st^k x | rvt-itv wiili rivi.i;t leas**l uf itorc iwfllliig an-t ] tlm:nowiloln>aß<h*h.iis!i..-s mii u-wjl'l clw:"k h\ht!n'jri iilt(i ni..j hn»wn himmlnga ku fob ftalc^itbjdotw f(.k sirn^ll'iiln^l'stsl'mnt tim vats arii^tai.i mube^ltrlii*|iwl"h or ll»lth.rurm..ck on liai.i i irl .■)<•.. lu-ticalthi-inupi'll!i'p om pn-ht-nl ownt-r tojriv'-iinihf biiiiiiims a itmvl opportunity lblit-rt ntrrr--.i u a prartlfal man with small taeana to «<- r h«mtotoavctawlßbwl and paying tmslneiw ap , i-iy to tiaotingsaotto so 4 brown's b s~ma7s stkkkt kksiitenrk fox sa.le the jcmrtrm r slimce no i,ss main at ea*t c betwen kmu-y mm rttra nts tw«-«tory franc bneafdcr:krtmx«};irtt)i*all klwhiaf fruit in'abun inrr ii very tint s>4fßvham cle wilt he ttom on rmwhnitl'le ttrms ha3llm i)vto 4 lirnwn'b kulullinf h9 m~tok saj.e-thk frame ( ottaue k f l^allrnßt nearly m-w i!a.,»^r etr « rtin--t-r.il»-f.nji-r lota ttila troj**i'''!*ll i ! rhe pjorcasii aoply to hi:he hastok si sksm^ffslisss^sjef try fraiin-ln.imc m"lik"<t<l ham oul-binipea etc o mm 1 uikl well culuvat»--l fruit trw elf li.ns htun and even-thlnp on the prcnilarft tn p f.--i nfnlr appk to john otto.bi y eurl at j jm"rok~bjllir chkai'-no to frank li 3 =: urjtehou«ru fliie order larj-p lot one r,n su vstorv t'rti-v li-'i^'.pw t-.«i water u c.*»r rutate aiipfytojomnj>^ml^?£la4 "* a f77k salk-nt 6 south mviiion t . wi a."a-.t<irv tiap»*nient ami attic brick hou-e in i^lti rviuilr has aasaarf water i f!tna*e<l in a w plt-jumiit tiflirliborhokrt and convftilentwm gj rtoftl.iclty 1-ot 27 il front j4__fi_bj a ewta llty terms easy apply fin jiwn ott • pmrtat , _» bovxm f(»k sale—the z i'hkke afctorvitlrk.lwl-lllnks nos.uo nd » osy ncir ea • '■.' st liolb li*ve|ias water anu balli w m i.lhiu-tli r it rtnglt prli-c vm w h i?yon uakek i co trie l*n*l oklcc «• main rtret fcl fiff||»f fn.imbhmtawf.ijwiiw brick s as w^-.er c lot ttxlu to awal j'no!2h ftattaalfratofj frameanrtw-story frame tn r<*nr air m:.t ml r cihft darn m>t mxiis so y.;?*'nt-ca»t.,2-f*t.>ry t'mch with haceinn.t urt attic fnk water c l^=t ms v carroll fl t n^4li-4iieoa*t..s--t ( ry lirick and bam p j ff;^r ssa^wßli^^jjjßfc jl3 18w.awan8t for bale-a fine resihknce in ba jt*tta with oinvari»oriadj!un-ler«r*n il vntion with n ahntvlanee or frnit tr^fl nmi ban *■■. house is in perfect order his ra an-t waler mwmc mantleri rrai'-a ac l<mia eajy appu mjithx ottq.ginpe»rut v beal estate fob salf at gguyckp prioettoeloeeaoestate thisp^p"l!l!,"ft lanfumlalifd by hum a aafoku 1 w bwar aforsale-prewlffleti nus fj sj asll 37 franklin cv l : iliw f«t front t awjf«j « to pe»rl rt with three hrlck hmisea on it.-r will lx eol'l in parrels temiaeaey price low ap ply to john ott 81 i'earl it 4bfr<i|tktkv h'jtel for f^t—l-s h»t«l wltb i»m and land in franklin lr , ssuamoavßrty.a hue of«be baffav.an-1 | \\ ushlnitton kallr.'n'l thta u a b ooi_£s e*t"illl any one wlni 25 m of bnslnea plwßjlowiw i-ltdona*totinl«ifllllwftliti in hw rhidrt laun mvkkk.tco.,erlelttn.ll>ffl s s main at r«r , twtn mmm on main bt foksalk i tour in a mor «:.' li is a rare chine r-r ia iii-nt an-i niif-iuidi'mow wi-ll ailapwt form ' .. f-mh;l niii-lii inrit-x tilrh am ran l<e !"•■■' on veryi-asy terms by hume as a»fuki 14 west swunsifeet 11 a for mscrhanhk—a vr.ky pksihahi.f two rt..rr brick house pleasantly tocntwl in eieellcnt repair will hesol'l at flpir nn-1 a sniitll rolta^t taken in part patini-nt a .; ■■on favorable term apply to johsi otto m i'earl at 117 tplrst clash !) w fxi.i mm fox sale—no itfi eaielf bl tv brli-k in trry riii con n nn water hath rum»r and o<~(kl ag r.in 1,..l kjxhu al«-t no 32 tohaaoa place j t.-rv f.rlrk imttilc tv!f in tery flne repair lot fit\i . al*v no 31 we»t uencsec u 2 ntc.ry brick la houat in compu-t mhr very larice lot ics ' ■front lton;bakek a flf u land mve metmlltola t __ fob balk—a new and rirst-cla>s3 hotil roll sale ok exchange r«k s eltr rwow rt uk uren fund known as ibf tttnl'i vinen l'ikßl tea mile iron ihu i 4 roa ull-eiucmr btouokbata 7_j t-1 f i i ri ijsmpytit;t.t for»ai*-houm a hoi'bs a.m u it o muwiii t b k>kll peal mrtilm •".<•* •"»•» " bstitto lena th at fm pvtmlan kit »■hcara*bavniklfcwwatww>nh ■• roj sale no w *. usu stbkkt-a hkri brk kowae la perfect repair mrowrh na tot awl col » r hathmwai fanace aad • wit a-0.1 cellar with n ijoilh bottom bwaeagent kltrhea with raroinr waller for wiw apjjy to lohis utto « p.-arl «. j toe al,t~lloi;*r and ljlrt o rraakirnat abmt wealrahle loi-atioaajudla iginil llaßlliiim a t lttoj<"!r tto.rfr*eartat " fob aij-rarm iss i aum or 73 i'lfo in the town or k*il h'llianv fjrnear county miluehaawre cjin i'ir linprwwl ctlf property i.j.e * plck kel.\(i.m>.bw»n»l fc kvreun i.amis to bxc ax.it rok t ott i't peraonal protiertr—slta*l in n • l.«.ur for particular apuly to hihi * a - ri»kr>.i«wftf»w»n«t j 4n ri>b ale-a itr.sikaiii.r fakv urn<f t ct mi«w-r a blah state of ulu¥»u goo-i i^7o*.»n-l ijirn two oi?li«m ifchol.-ajpr •."•- so t mil fnir tue a of ikejmtogj v:--hi katlrravl mi aurora applj u hi me * i a komi '« we»tgwan at a 7 t for sale x exihan<;e-sicvr:b».l s.,r^w-ak 1 tiawii.*a4«;'ffl?i brom.v h autta w 4sh aum pqb sale at a bargain v e mm in atnvia n.-ar kast f'emttrokfc » r i fmw depot fine iirrhaiif an abundant f ir.nllfniita p^xt h'-ii an>l v.m apply to john fl a fahm worth it pox flllk'h a tj house w«sl mill of main rt w.-rll wuuu will be t&lfn in exeh:uw h«i«ii n easy tprn>s ajan a iri.i wortli i«.uoi\f«r whl«-h improve city property win o i*k.-n s a i»r<r portion a pdcc l-y how am3 1 1 afpei-u sufmaln t ltt igakni iwg fwkhwih farmforsai.r j or eshwr-ri mix ain f rlu.li law niluai l l bn nimi - fr..m tliu 4'ilv in the town or ilojn ■■i i ■'■■' ■ciiml mail f itlßi ttl 11 ctfr|ft kct timber tfnt-rima 2-fltorr frume imhu ; pnnr si t-*-l-ti il ; i 1 iy ivl ur-ilii imrn ; onhapl ufgrnri fr.lt sr""*d fen phmtf of waitr t-nvrt wlla r.re-rh'ti-i'ii fiir.tcslrahif hi.prnyt-il city piopertj hastimis t 11tt0.4 hr»wn'w huluhny hi sk nun andftot x fop salr-situate x ■•> ■-• i«»n nf liimmlfr roiitm)n<i.f(ka aore titiinpri)v ■!. » ill-ti.uttiu w«n wan red thu r..nu wl ! i s*.m r <■>< li n^i-t at a jjnit sacrtflcr i * m tt'i'i t':.'-farm ifijeslrni f-t further li.ror tnif on ari.ly to 1111 ik 2 fam-'t)ui 16 wen ftwrirorfc m nu kck kai i a i>es.iiaiti.e !■" im i)k zz -:- !-"■iht v.ii in ti.p n.fl - i.rmtln ft n^ni-frf mm rowt ttppanit ( l»rli"-4 lustlllerv \\ 111 i^f.jsiik for a fun o n^cut l.lii ncrea apj-fj to kdwaeiw a ju klani no i uncwii bwlmliigfc p4 k-a r'oi.sm.k-fit'ty tjikef arkkski-oxt t lny.it n !-.«;:.>:• ul r runnlnt l hl witcr rrutwi tai-tvftotfgrartu on-h.im ll vi'.tsokjicmi ■i-hmroftlif ff.lli)wtn-r i.rl.ufs b^f'ihirn irrwn w „„,! m.^iit nmditrcfl between jo hik sw liar t nr vi ■']■- ilaii vftiif tfnamlatlon table barn .;,!.„. i-n rftw flit lei ro rtlisruii'l fr^l rkiiu ffuji ni ril atu.li'-i m ftm lm lnm«'.rnp . rv fli hl<-kfii li-.h an'l h i f.-nin'lation imilt nt.-i'oi-ii?if«tntehi"iii ■*■wt33.a»<l 11tlntif x 3 two mis e in ham by fcwl ww i-awi p<-»*«i i>m r'r.'i-rel't.r lernss my i john ul"lo.»l iv»rl hi _ fc 34 raomh x !; tuub^-wow acitks in okn j*-z b.-»-i n.m n.-:irl viilip <»' alexander soil tavi-ly 1.-.in v.i.l a-lsi'ffi for frralii griww nn<l iiit tlm fttmi 1 wii frr.'-f n?t»r»«h an-i wofrfed il!ifnur l v^<lw.ll!nifl l ouk^l«.*;.;l-anwiin«l out nl^in-s value n [■■r acre a riw.hnif.-in tills citj i'.rfli mm s'l t s^.l wl!l tai;t-n in xchnnsv mill hill i 111 hihh-i hi«l ll.iw i main et on tbr v!.l»:fi i-tiiit riant i-'i-il witlißii.allii>.«llli<i:an't irn n.il wrll il.[-l"l for kiplt-iiliw will be lil low t a cas tirrh»wr also,?b arrea ni trawl man at hi >! hhl'm lsii wtlti mrhlent iwvlliiiiri.ii.l l.ari.s price fsjuv i.yon.iiakek t en pri iithhtl *■■y mfin_st : kit a nn avf-si;k~lot f«>k sai.e izi t ni-n •> nn ■> iuth l(l ofhlrl thlnl lot -,!.■i n-'tivatlon lyon makfcis * co tcrie vi.h>.n.-..^maliißt u t kakm pox bai.k—i'.esr babdkh land zsz in erff'-umilv must *»• w'l to cl«.sei at an tu 2^l acres fvi nillel frmti the t'<>urtlioii«e vlllt^<koulie»i.bylluwaki cli-u'l'tl ms 1 »:. «^ to et—hotrses flftw rkxt—im wrktf.knth bthf.kt auly!*si mccmnih.'sniuth i)h h't..;!st m jb'to itgwt—swomic ni i»wellinfi€ok p3 ... rot bwcma»«l lli.-i.urr atrecu tua to an 4 llr.it pl.uc i.ir i liu-tnt-hh mnti il-oa pcmtl barn i tin-pnmtlftea m mi omb js'iuth plllal—at w'v.i.t.t xi v mi)rk~and mvf.i.i.isu kor i"i|ii i nt.-f-aii.c onrnr eomar mxthan i'pun tv.*t»l n lrt«l ami iwellh't ovf-r this is it ftrsl ;.■r!i:i!f»f.r thy rl.-1 i kin.l of n mnn korfiirlher i rh*-ular ajpty tobusu i lasfosd hwm 3l^rin<lshf.l cottaiik to hf.nt-no 7.1 - ijl k»»t tapper hrfit i1,—tiry liri-mi f rooni sfogod orfit-r aud v7i-1i fnrnuti.-.l iiiin.i-.uii po 1 iflon apply at no 3 niw-nr i.f.dnabp wiljmw i ek>s ufal ehiat aud insurance f ifßtfc it kknt-a u.-rttoky fkamf boua ' *_■! i ( in n tn-et immeutotc kj»s*s*lon glvjn rtfl s i t'f 11 >^ ivwrl st azi n wixauir so !■!_>:. aj rt jffivi bkht-cuttaok on vandalia st fa r rnlm iron worka li t «; 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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1871-02-09 |
| Description | Buffalo, Erie County, NY, and region daily (except Sunday and occasional holidays) newspaper, 1866-1878; both preceeded and succeeded by the Buffalo Morning Express. |
| Subject | Buffalo (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Erie County (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Twain, Mark; Clemens, Samuel. |
| Location | New York (State), Western; Erie County (N.Y.); Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Contributors | Twain, Mark, 1835-1910; Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910 |
| Publisher of Original | Express Print Co. |
| Date of Original | 1871-02-09 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | TIFF |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Publisher of Digital | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Digital Collection | The Buffalo Express |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Notes | Buffalo Espress Vol. 26 No. 8599 |
| Rights | There are no known copyright issues associated with the Buffalo Express microfilm. |
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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1871-02-09 |
| Description | Buffalo, Erie County, NY, and region daily (except Sunday and occasional holidays) newspaper, 1866-1878; both preceeded and succeeded by the Buffalo Morning Express. |
| Subject | Buffalo (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Erie County (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Twain, Mark; Clemens, Samuel. |
| Location | New York (State), Western; Erie County (N.Y.); Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Contributors | Twain, Mark, 1835-1910; Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910 |
| Publisher of Original | Express Print Co. |
| Date of Original | 1871-02-09 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | TIFF |
| Identifier | 18710209_001.jp2 |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Publisher of Digital | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Digital Collection | The Buffalo Express |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Notes | Buffalo Espress Vol. 26 No. 8599 |
| Rights | There are no known copyright issues associated with the Buffalo Express microfilm. |
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buffalo express vol xxvi thursday february 9 1871 nolbgul dr hunter os the prevalence and importance pulmonary diseases and their treatment by medicated inhalation editor botmm express kib :— having long devoted ray attention m lusi t-ly to the study and treatment of affection of the air passages of the head throat and lungs and published extemive i in the leading ttecular and religious jour nals of most of the urge cities of this coun try my riews upon the nature causes ami ! auxiliary local treatment by medicated in halation and other method of topical medi cationl of disease of these parts in the form of let ten i propose laying them before the people of thin city through the medium of your columns during the terra of my pro fessional risit here i trust am believe they wiil aid thom whose lungs bare al ready become seriously affected in tbeir ef forts to obtain a knowledge of their true condition and awaken in tbe minds of those suflvring from minor maladies of these regions a ht of tbe ini]k>rtance of remedying them before they advance into more ftrrimis stage or culminate in con sumption iurtf 1 i>elieve that no fact m medicine is better established by tbe ob servations of all classes of physicians in all couctiiea tb in that which proves to us that bronchitis and other catarrhal affection of the air passages generally result in dis organization of the lung anil that fearful train of symptoms characterizing a condi tion to which the term cossimhuon ha been truly applied—the victim lieing literal ly consumed as the disease progresses—if neglected or improi>eriy treated that a want of knowledge upon the>e subjects i exists among tbe masses < an not be nieces*-1 fully deputed lam constantly being ap piieij to by persons in advanced mid in many mm hopeless stages of consumption who assure me with the utmost confidence that they are laboring under bronchitis anil who evince an indifpoution to be con vinced that it in of a more serious character when they nrbt experienced difficulty in the throat or chest their family physician informed them that it was only bronchi tis,*'or catarrh a mil«l and transient disorder which would " soon paw off out unfortunately for the patient the severity of the attendant constitutional dis turbances but became mitigated and the 1 x-:il disease in the bronchial tubes stealthi ly and almost imperceptibly progressed uu-1 til the health and strength of the lungs !•■■came undermined cough purulent exirc toralion mm of flesh and emaciation lushes or hectic fever night sweat liemor i rhage or bloody sputfi c occurred when i the same physician refused to express a different opinion in order to cover up the 1 fault of hit owu want of caution and care or 4mhms the fact that he did not posses ihe skill mm to treat his disease suc cessfully in a long and active experience with these diseases 1 have met with thousands of cases similar to thin and am convinced that a want of knowledge upon this subject has been fraught with painful and fatal result to hundreds of thousands of the human race in this country alone during the la«t decade i tiud as a rule no matter how well informed people are upon the current topics of the day in commerce mechanics political economy theology or other departments of twienetl and art they are totally ignorant of tlie laws of health and tbe causes indica tions and methods of remedying mm of the most prevalent diseases particularly con sumption as long as this condition of the public mind exists consumption will not cease to be the scourge ot our race until they mm taught to took upon catarrh sore turoat and bronchitis as its moat fruitful causes its ravages will remain unmitigated the published statements of mortality in moot of the large cilica of this country and england point us to the fact that nearly one fuurth of those whodie fall victim to disease of the organs of respiration through tbe apathy of tbe medical profession and the ignorance and fatalistic tendencies of the unprofessional clastic this disease has be come the most fatal in the loug catalogue o mnbtj "•• which afflict humanity this series of letters will consist of about twenty-five in uumbcr and present to the evader a comprehensive description of the nature causes symptom ami general prin ciples of treatment of all the common dis eases of tbe nasal passages throat bronchial tubes lungs and heart comprising catarrh omh influenza diptheria bronchitis laryngitis asthma consumption and heart i>i«;as the theory and practice ot medk-ntcd inhalation will be fully explained and all the subjects treated in plain non i tccsinichl language comprehensive to non piofession:il readers lam aware that 1 shall meet with much opikwition in the m*jm 1 intend to pursue yet i am strength ened and sustained in my determination to write for the information of the people by the example of one ofnbe brightest orna ments of my profession sir james clarke ibjiiltmi in ordinary to the yueen of great itriiain wlio wrote a book upon consump tion for tbe guidance of the people of eng land i shall prove to the invalid that the fiyotem of treatment 1 propose for these dis ease is the only rational compete and suc cessful one by the presentation from time to time of personal testimony from those who have expencened its beneficial result thu treatment of diseases of the throat and lungs by medicated inhalation uasprob alily been more extensively practiced by myself than any other pbyoieian in this vuntry and the success of ray practice in several of the large cities has been sufficiently attested by the press and thousands of indi viduals who experienced lta benedcial re sults i have proved that thousands of cases of consumption considered hopeless were per fectly curable and done more than any other to eulighten the public mind upon the na ture and causes of thu dreadful disease medicated inhalation is a distinct branch of therapeutics and none but those who have studied and practiced it long and faith fully are able to use it with success gen eral practitioners do not resort to ft habit ually because its use is attended with incon venience to them and they lack that practi cal experience so necessary to i ncure success it is easier to prescribe cod liver oil or a cough mixture or order a change of climate to get rid of a trouble-ome patient who i going to die tbe mist is no better than rich diet and the last people are lear n is cruel in the extreme i have opened an office ta the city of buf falo at so 00 kiagara street and cordially invite aj pulmonary lntallde to rxamioe my metlmds of treatment and the ertdeaeea of its mom there are thsiwito in the community suffering frov nut mgfeetuc affection of the oi of bcsplntiosi which an mw qwlte eorabte bat which will unices remedied at ma early day pass rapidly i uu seriooe stages and end la v ■«!■!»%■reppertrally jamea a ncvtkft m d ( vo.«vvlhui street i »»••»» fs*i *, tttl * by telegraph washington thi mew to«lt cintkal scbip tax washixutos feb b.—tbe bearing in the cast of the mew york central bailroed m rip dividend tax hae been peetpoaed mil the loth in eonmqnenee of the abeenee o solicitor smith who hae been nmmnned to ohio on account of the death of hie fattier the nuiiimiißexi a rumor was in circulation here to-dar il.ii the united tjtatee meaner tenneuee had keen lost but laqoirlea at tbe jfaw department diaeipated the rear that origi nated from the report coli.ectob mcbi'u v collecter murphy of new york had » long interview with tbe president to |
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