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Show ,; Hli Vuv'NiiTrt.AiiCr In a cable dispatch to the New, York. Sun from Berlin we read that "Dr. Joseph Jfe.tior of Denver will sail for homo on the Toiitoulc on tho 22d. Ho is taking with him a complete, staff of hospital assistants and nurses well versed in the method of treatment introduced in-troduced by Dr. Koch, and enough of tho lymph to provide Denver with tho Koch hospital which it is Dr.' Neucrs' ambition to establish. Dr. Nener says that after consulting tho greatest medical medi-cal authorities on thn continent he is convinced that the best results may be expected from combining Dr. Koch's method with tho already famous climatic clima-tic influences of Denver fir tho cure of consumption." The paper In and the circumstances under which the announcsmeiit appears precludos the thought that it is do-signed do-signed for an advertising scheme, Denver Den-ver is, therefore, to use tho lymph, thanks to the enterprise of ono of her physicians, as an auxiliary to her cli- ITlftlic ndv-nntniroa Va hva tint t !w utmost confidence in tho new remedy. It is undoubtedly a start in tho right direction, but ns yet no more. Still there are hosts of people, mostly of the wealthy classes, who will avail themselves them-selves of the double treatment thus accorded, ac-corded, aa the best yet, and it takes no great stretch of the imagination to believe be-lieve that Dr. Ncuer's sanitarium will prove a potent attraction of the kind that has made Denver what she is today. to-day. Salt Lako City, with resources far greater than those of her sister city, with mountains much closer, with salt and mineral baths near by, and with a climate pronounced by physicians more salubrious for the specific disoases affecting af-fecting tho pulmonary organs than any other on this continent, might learn a wholosomo lesson from Denver In the way of utilizing her superior advantages, advan-tages, that may be of material benefit to us Borne day. |