Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12
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was in pse,sy. bnt fheec u the subsluncc Of,
IN dssss sftllsln .psnse, ,...A- 49,
"A isr'ncFs dsuehtsr. j wlll cali her Mar
m,lles. was-pernitsed 10 take a walk ~ II,
betds one Saturday afternoon. She ha
been 70 school al the week, and this priv,
lege deiightcd her, very rauch. She So nile
the dnsIy SMd aud tsmbJed from hilock I
A'lioeh, gsthc.sipg the flowers which, please
hcs hncy. SsSisfimes che ~s,ched fte rIis
~ BRONX, and hsien,d 10 ,he merty bird, :
So"etimes shc bounded after the gay butter
ny, and then run to pick some flowers who's
Rsody colors attracted her eye. Ia shor
whssevsr her hgl't heart prompted her MIN
bic feet carried her.
She was near the road eide when she sn,
oglitter'ng, coaci, pass slowly by. Thrr
wss no ons IN il but little girl about Mary,
sge' driver sol IN front. guiding the siacl
hvrscs, which ttotted in their rich harne sa,s
When the girl wished 10 STOP he Instant,
checked them; when she wished. io 20 for.
Ward, they started at bi, word. A foot uinl
vas on his stand behind. II The girl saw q
Hover IN the field, Or BY the read eide, sh.
had only 10 spak, and the carriage stopped
while the fuDtDlan ranto fetch il. Ia sI,orI
shc seemed TO have no wish ungratifed. A,
Mary looked NJ tie Coach her heart sunk, he,
trst lost their iightness, her spirits their gale
", and her iace It's smiles. She, walket
gioomlly along, and with sour looks .ane
Po"'ing lips. she entered her mothers hum.
bic dwelling.
tlsve:yoo not had delightful walk, my
child 2" snid she.
20 no."ssid Mary. pctiisbly. 81 should
have enjoyed IL pretty well, but Helen Park.
cane along IN her carriage, and when | saw
how happy she appeared, with her coachtnan
N nil i,ar n,I
oeIsd that WAS a poor girl, and must al
ways 90 on fo1t and wait upon myself,
could hardly help crying. II she wanted
anything she had only 10 speuk, or point to i,
snd tho footnan instantly ran and brought i,
to her. But when Iwanied, If it was ever az
far IN, J mus, 20 and get it myself 1 don't
mean to walk out " that road any more
Tier frotiul voice was scarcely hushed
when Nrs. Parks came in.
:" How did your daughter enjoy her ride
this afternoon ?" said Mrs. Miller, when her
wealthy guest had thrown herself languidly
vpon an uncusbioncd chair.
Here the reader sLonld know that Helen
WIS lame, SO thut she had not walked in sew
ersl years.
She. would have enjoyed it very weIl,"I
soid tha lady IN tone Of condesce nsion,
but Jnst as she came where She had the
u
about the fields. She watched her happy
umvrments as she ran wherever her fanc =
led her, aud when she remembered that sic |
could never enjoy herself thus, she sal she
could scarcely restrain her tears. 'Yon can.
not think, said she how sad ii was to feel II
That ! "nst be lifted into the carriage when.
ever wish TO iske the air and when see
pretty Hover, can never pick ii myself, Il
mt must wan TIL some one, who wotks for II
money. can go and fetch It to INC. watch. II
Cd the happy girl said she for few min |!
"'"s. nsshe dauced so gaily auong he birds
and flowers, aud then ordered the foo,man toll
bring me few daises which grew by the
road side but soon threw them away, for I'll
could not bear 10 look at them She d rect
ca me caachmln 10 drive home, tha, her feel \
'ngs m'sht no longer be aggravated by the
siCl' of pleasure which she could not sl,arc. i
when the foosinan brought her in, and plac. \
ed her carefully upon Tho sofa, she laid her Il
lace upon my lap and wept profusely.---A
Mother sald shc,'i will lever ridu out ~ I
Those felds again Cabint A
EXTRAORDINARY SURGICAL OpEnA.
TioN.-lhe French physicians and sur.
gsons are admitted as a body to be the
most daring and skilfuI in the world
bu' We were not prepared to hear Of such
miracle in surgery as the following -
which Is given in a late Paris paper: ~ \
A mos, extraordinary operation was
performed tho other day by Dr.. Jules
Iuer'n, "nfn young gentleman twenty
two years OF age, who had all his mus
cles nnd'tendons so dreadfulIy contracted
That his knees'werc drnwn up TO lis chin;
his arms contorted, and his body the pic
iurs of most hid' Gus dcformay. The
Doctor determined, aTier studying the
case, to'opernre OH him by the sublcuta-
neous. section Of his muscles; and a \
large Pnny.of tbs most emine nt medical
lnen'of the capitol, rs well ~ some from
fuss'r and Gcrinany, were invited to be
present ut the operation. The putient, Il &,
II may be at once promised. boro the Il
who with the greatest forlitude.
Muscles and 7endons cat at The Elbow.
The m" brn'ha bceps. ali
The round pronalors, all
1he two radical anieriors, 2t
! botw common supei fetal iblectors I'll
Tho two snall palmaiies, 2J.
Do do. m The Forearm. II
The Isolated tcndons Of the two cubitsI an liz
tctiors, oil
The Isolated teudons Of the largo and SMALL tIe
palnaries, -. all, :,
The isolated tsndons Of the two largo nb- III.
ductors OF the ihonb, OLE
Do. do. at the knses. IE'l
The sutorial, 2lI q
he two craral biccps, 2lItl
] i,e two d.n,i-n,embranaI all :.
The Two deni tcndnous, .. ell a
Ihs No right inte,nsls, a.
The fasia lata, ~- ..-.. s. "A II
lhs laicr'aI external lisan'onis. ... a.. q u
DO. at the Feet. '. u
rhe two isndons Achilles. p" 2le
Ths two anterior leg muscles, 2Il 7
he two common extensory, 2Ili,
The two extensos of The great too, 2H
Ths two anterior peronal, 2Ilir.
DO. do IN the Body. llu
he grand Pectorai muscles, inn
~
The operation was conducted d through h. .
ui with the grestcst sang lroid and cour- G 6.
&c noIh'ng but the eric eric OF the 81