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GENERAL supRRIxrHxDANr's OFFICE,
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ymnal of the Church.

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stand From sfnslcc.

I'sr.en. ihlfliinl ~ MHl. rI.iisr Nv note
past liz. - ta nsatsr its fail VII tahe
tiu. n,F' .lilplY tilt. ii4At It'll tnrh rare,
unless lsi nass III u u liz spnn ns ,lar
will 81 PIT III in,np .isis course III collection,
~ The #laeFlht means known - the Inv
l'ha.f slsn snlis.. sAs e..ls will heed this
nolisr af.l s4iI III tftfale. MA, stock
taken In "a !Aehi il Ill tiiea*.
GARTER,
AIR - J I. f1Ns.ts I'm,
Eusri In. iHu0 IT t8
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KEANNLY'3 IYraAcr LVCNV.
KEAnnry,a 1xratcr rrrHr.
Avoid Quacka and Importers.

Ma FhAfT8 Tn AdNIFa and TaIlfIlailNn.
Dr. y, ", ugafl, afadsiate J4VsTsH .NsditIi
CbtIsge, fhadeirlls author III several valuable
works can VI aliiAHisd On all Aaens.# III tho
Sexual or IrifHfF uFsaHs. (Which liz has made
Nj esserlni sti.s.sb el4er III mals ar female, no
matter fram Ni4ai sHasa originating ur III how
luf1 stAndl \. "A pfArtiee VII al years aiiaIie9
hlHi f. tff8t disease with tug.r 4 tnrH gtafs
hntn#h Charge reasonable, Ihofe at ii dis.
tAi,ca raH forward ielfrr describing synuptuinU
Sud il tilH aHlls NJ Iesi,M 'p,iru til Cents.
j. u. biAtI, NIL. Physician aud SURGEON.
w Duane II. New York.
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atIiif1. II. Untvr IL tlr rlMIN Dealer
building opposite utuat,
MIN$rEil. 4. y. u1sier with q. n.
HsrtLshiidL, over dhsl,ius As0ge.
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III tua IIIE~. Nrr card,
WEBSTER HOUSE, eor.rr Elss aud
tisAa ~t~.
VI t~sLAN Nuli. see sard.
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Vl0 ID 8NTR ACT 81 Q NOs
sthc only KNOWN Remedy fur Hrsl.s. Dic.
oascs and hns cured every .axe OF niahaioa IN
which N n. hesn gy.n. Irritation ~ NJ. Neck,
uIceraiion Of thr kidncys and Iiaddsr. lielep
ton Of t'rnr, Diseases III Tho Prostate (ljaiad.
Htunr IN thu Iila1strr, Gravel Trick Dusi Driuslt,
aud Musnns Or Milks UisehnEses, aud for I'm
fechlnd ami Delicate stItntipn.u III huil Sexes.
ait.ndai With II. following symptoms LOGS
Inv. Nsas Autfss. Nah.fninasa. Palm In lilo
Hack. finsIug ~ tfa itstAs, Eruption IN Tho
FACE. fala teaaisnanst. Lusailuds u tho
SysfNni, tir.
Me- Afssr .enisiull.easi Of labor lains Led.Mu..
ing III otliiten. .te
In many riltfilNas peculiar III ianleA, tho Tx
tract iH1El u tIHr tE4Hda4f my either remedy
AsIn IAtafaAi# iefent8H, lntsalaliEY. Palm.
f,line*a nF aaisEF Hait AZ ai9lnnafy Vaccinations
liberated ~ Y fiFfa# a8atsstf tie tteri., Ieit-
currhwa 1T WIFI .inflii'y, md In nh com.
plnlniw incident sp Till tas. II II prescribed
Cxfsnsisss hy liz taNst ,ssllntHt Physicians and
MldMlsaa fnr CUFFS LID md delicate tuusllu.
tiuna " hEtl, seass Atld III aa'ea.
, KEANgEy'3 EXTRACT LUcHU.
-.f'Hrts UiseRses dtisiay .ffc1a kA1HdfHcss,
Wstsfs af hteslrfleil. sF.. I'll nlsihuf ringns, nj
litlu rsl,si1se, iiste o. nusihieein dict, ~ Ia.
convenience. ail ~ aAluetfs. II shiltra fro
Qncnt lTAiiv, alia tElNpa ttipurttt ID IfiilHic.
thereby fnmnsIHV UNssflssIfsls* IFa.t.I .tins and
Curing slflc'Nfss q Inc IntLu. Aiia,ing Palm
mid Inflammation tlfFsnusnt n iIiS a|ns~ u dir
Cnsss. and ssta.liisisf Ill IL sannes irHitcr.
KEARNrY's 1xrstcr nrcHu.
ei.O0per hottie az els inttfetlug e. III. delivered
10 amy aIifeNs. tarHfe from uitfnlsalIun. sold
" REAishY I W. ,o Hi Dune n HI. N. Y.
70 whnm.aa ielsets Iog information should bu
addressed.
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kiiiHALL Il TANN>MOnTM, 80 the
Hank.
aHltH. u. ~ his Atasr,
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Lie.ey Studies.

bAUcOCk, W. H., West " Elm NJ
near ths DrNoysltrs 1ioMse.
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4 N .,Hs. f,,t,f,ev
sasa sHN
- A#s
4aa.ayasaAaaas#aa1~1~S~wwm~~~mwwmnm.
s4sata 'tssn,i..
4H 49, @A.4
$3.50 #ass
AthaA4abn i sAstsss 49, saAs
$3.50 HAAk#A Aam.A ssss " MAa
sA A#8s s#8 49,
ANNsstA y .#nsA sss. "a Nss&ss
F#8#4
$3.50 $50 saWass sn. Sees
h sa#An n AAw4s steN
u
t4aRNHasa ID es84Asa
~ ~ 4 N stasasas
NAtft n tfANA4 ...sA.s
H#sAtHAH tt4ss ~snAsr 2As.s ass
shsNaaa thtaN - sswsa
Nntsns. il tam.t 80. aasAs
49,. IA. enAf N Nsma,
4 Hsft
49, ~sttntssa
H8Hffr.
hfainstt ii t.Assnars n ~. ssss.
sto> ,n,iNf -..a,a.
i'opt aes ~, Nstvy.. &c.
s.taM.s. ". ~. >re aa,a
It'll WHIT NM. N. Ne.s slss. NJ ria.
ssasst d.ess N.sth ~ shs Peat uasss.
rinfhiay
ntAwAAn. ~sr sass.
M.siI. \. 1. Nassh r~a sr nstsA
lilo. b. Ass al.
teat,eftVaery.
CRIMINAL. u. r.. ~ausA side Make,
stteet.
iIfLr. =. IA 80. IL resa .ai.s
'Lahhlii. !. 4. Ner al.
MEn~rIn, Mn N<~ card.
Dry Govis Deaitys.
Mtl1. JOlsN. N.si side .r El.s street,
~rr aa.
..tsN nm. .. u ns.t ao.v sonsh Or sL~
Utttk Hiosk
SAMSON. sIsiuNDe south .I,sc .r
Aaskt street. Nsc nj.
NHiIE, q. 4. NJ. ! uric 4 nloeh
Dry Storcs.
tLENMEH. ID. A.r nj.
Foundry 4 Machine Shops.
enGl,LHA. a. ri. sec at.
sMGNsUN BROTHERS.
Flour md Feed.
CLARK, H.. see card.
NEWTON, ~. .. tis.t daor NORTH - CYur,
Itouse.
Gror,ry aai fsa,t .Stoycs.
tnA>ntLi. H. H., south sd AsarArt a.
WEn>rEn. ". u. see nj.
TtiriE. y. 4 n CO.. ~ l,a&t of,icr.
.Niin, D.. opposite tours llouAr.
Harfmafe Stores.
aHtri>, ". see MT.
Dom HARkEK. ace nj.
NANttIIt A. lnNAN. ~ the vla
stand ~ AeNtu1 taWard.
Harnets Mixers.
MtILEn. rHlD. 800 nj.
MAi.IHt, ~. A., III. 1. NEAT door Jewel.
~ stoss.
Hy'e{s.
> III tps ILIES. ~. card.
WEBSTER Hut.I. eosnsr Eliza and
Mss.ln> mol.i.. .c.sara.
Insurance .lyaafs.
klnnALL 4 IaH>>wUnTIi, 80 the
Hank.
aHlf.N. ~. ~ his stssr,
Jrn,f.rs.
sNuNs0N OIL. Eo.. side of Kim ~
zee All,
Justices n III. Heace.
atii.ifG. 4. "nlvr ~ ~. rlain Dealer
nntiuank opposite Uspat,
Mlts$IEn, 4. 4. olsinr with q. q.
HsrtAthiidE, over dhsptm. As0re.
Leeey StaLies.
HAUcOck, W H., West " Elm NJ
mrar ths DsNoyellrs SIowsr.
| lumber Deuitys,
/ tIENstING, ". n !. N0prre rhvie !,
] agent. AasI HrnIthe Elevator. kvr a.
80 II. JOHs 4. inrA corner ~
lin nnn Market sweets.
Mrf .NatLts.
'OLLiNS sAa,NN, opposite Ceuss
ttnHss square.
Nilf,ners
4tu~ - nn. .ees .8sa ..s
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Hfrnets .Halers.

MILLER. Iiifu. Nrc nj.
MALTHt. ~. A., Nht 4. n.Ns door Jewel.
~ stotf.
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rhrs.
Jusii..s II H. Peace.

sNtNsDN OIL. Hast sidr Ut Kim ~
see All,
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intrinsic virtues, mud sustained by III 70
,narkalc cures. so mild M 10 ba faia and
beneficial ID children, aud yet 40 searching
~ ID cil.e.nally purge out tho great cor
ruuiinna III Ill. blood, tnell IN tho hcrofnl0ns
md syphli.ic contamination. Impurities,
or Diseases iliai have lltfi.ci In tho system
for yrals, room yield u this powerful anti
do,r aud disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of whIcl, nra publicly known,
of ScrOtilln. aud NIL scrotulons diseases,
Ulcers, ErtIptiOnn, and ernptlyo dis
orslurs OF The skin, runlOts, lSlOtcllCk,
llnihs, lsimplca, lsutttllcA, Sores, ~.
AntllOny's Fire, IeOtc Or EryNlpC-
las. letter, Snit lshcMsn, HcIlld
llHnd, lsingWOrml. aud Internal Ul-
cerutiOns OF tho Uterus, stomach,
uml Liver. II nlao cures other conn
plants, 10 which II would not seem cslRcl-
ally adapted, such ~ IDrNpAy, DyNpcp-
nil. Fits, Neuralgia. ucnrt lDlscnsc,
Female Weakness, 1DcbiIItys md
LcncOrrhrn, when they arc manlfcsla-
lions nc tho scrohilous pOis0ns.
III N nh excellent rcst0rcr Of health and
strength In tho spring. by renewing tho
appetite and yigor Vi tho digestive organs,
II disslpases tho depression and llsticss Ian
g,or of tho season. Even when no disorder
appears, people f,sl better. and llsc longer,
f.x cleansing tho blood. Tho system moves
I'LL with renewed sigor aud now loasc "
ll.e.
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UarfWtfe Stores.
CHAPLIN, ". see nd.
DOM HARkEK. ace nj.
NANittilt A. luMAN. NJ the ula
staHA ~ AsNtu1 Il taNard.
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Groe.ty uaR ftast .Stoyes.
tNANntlfs, ~ H., south sid Market -
WGW>fIN. ". n. kee AL.
TtifIE. II. 4. " CO.. ~ past onicr.
.NlIit, ~, opposite eoMrt llouAs,
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Dry Cunts Ueai,rs.
Nil/. JOHN. Nraf slsir nf Ils, strrre.
ktfP, ". ID. Nauth sisle of Market ~
ssr aa.
eAN mn. y. " first siaus AoMth Or sLS
Utttk HiusL
~An~uN, a slNUNDN @uuah .t.a. -
Nasktt street. srr nst.
NHilE, q. 4. NJ. J urlCk nluek
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lumber ~ ait,.s

tGENstlNG, ". u j, Rol,rre chvte,,
HHrnt. Aasd nenI the Elevator. Me Al
II'h. JUIIs T.. inrA corner III
Lin aiait Market streets.
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Taitars.

AIOAS. ". u. Nr~ card
sNENUNON AMEN - CAwasAs Aesre
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nayoa Maker.
EDN An ~, " ~. ~~s sta
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Il widely known
M one vi tho most
cIl.vinal remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing. ile sys-
tim an.i purify Ing
tho li!ossl. IL llas
stood tho test Ut
years, With Il .pi,-
sialitly growing rep
t,nlIaii. lusCtl LA
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Hay Sto,cs.

Foua3ry 4. Machine Shops.
eIGnLAA. A. H.. see at.
wv GNsUN BROTHERS.
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IL ~ Nnlknks.
NfiHf ~.

'Ot.tiNs 4 sAhaNN, opposite ceurs
H1Hse square.
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CLARK, H.. Nee card,
touse.
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prytfHe Uea'.rs

III sEtlNN. tsfs Hed NAvtkS use.-
..rs'fs ~ all hiuds ~ IRE Z see, poee
IitHs 4, tsiss aud tMs#.
biANiE y ALEE. Elevator elslse sStsls
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~ sDNIl,t. ~, Nouth side Market
stat.
little. =. VA 20. III pest .Slls~
saahalR. i. 4. Nee al.
Nah~flN, ". ~ Nev card.
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Ii il ruunrul that an own cousin 4,
"l'ull l.nn Russell is'ising IN India n,
the advanced are 4 III. and alnrlncl
readers If current literature are anN,
io,,sly int,sitnlg II such longevity runs
IN the family.
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NJ. ~, HAA tnHf.
as' 1885, ttA'tf a A4ia
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Hau7 Ia'Nfe Ufuleys.
ksMHAitA Ian.sM DnrM. ~ the Nal 4
Sse nL.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-21
The Case of MIR. COlfax.

We do not underyalue or attempt to ignore
the circumstautial evidence against oir. Col
fax. That it il very strong and direct III adj
nitted by the Vice-President himself who, in
asking for committee of investigation, stated
that he did not underrate its force. While we
admit this, therefore, we at the same time pro-
test against the constant perversion OF Mr..
Colfax's language in relation to this matter Is
given in his speech at South Bend last sum-
mer. The Times and Tribune Of this city
have repeatedly stated that he denied in that
speech ever having any interest IN the Credit
Mobilier. This is untrue. The charge was,
that Credit Mobilier stock was gipe,a to him,
together with large dividends, az the price Of
his vote. This was what he denied; not that
he had ever owned stock or been interested in
the company. In fact he stated, in effect,
what he has nince avowed, that he WAS dis
suaded from holding stock solely because no
did not wish to be embroiled in lawsuit, and
not because he thought 1t wrong in the alb
stract to be possessed Of it. The only vari-
ancc between his speech at South Bend and
Oakcs An1es' testimony is that relating to divi-
dends. Mr.. Colfax stated that he never had
received a farthing as profits; Ames says he
has, and submits proofs that throw the burden
of denial on Mr.. Colfax and call for the fullest
| EXPLANATION The Vicc-President makes no
Unreasonable request He simply asks the
bublic to suspend Judgment as to his guilt un.
iii he can present proofs of his innocence
This would not bo refused to criminal in the
iock; shall it be denied to one who has main
aimed through long years Of service spotlesl
name and reputation. 4-,e. .r... I'D.
There are many sneerers at piety and scof
fers at virtue who hailed the implication o.
Mr. Colfax in this business with greeful tri
nmph. They were eager to believe thu
charges when first made, and were swift t.
Jump al a conclusion OF guilt even before Their
, was aus at to substantiate it. With such tn
downfall of honor and the ruin of high charac
ter are always welcome, To Others and Il
better men, Il comes with inexpressible sad
ness. The possible failure Of the yics-Presi
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-21
VA CHrEERr FOR 44KING ENVEL-
nDRS r-'..

..t ID. OPES. E-.st '..
At the recent International Exhibition
in London series of machinery were
exhibited manufacturing envelopes from
the roll of papers to the finished article,
gummed and counted into packets, per
feet in all respects for immediate use.
In this series the web, as the roll Of
paper is called, is drawn along by suit-
able rollers and cut into sheets, one of the
chief features of the machine being the
method Of varying the rate of advance Of
the web, that is, the size of the sheets.
On the roll shaft and that Of the knife
are deeply fanged pulleys, the rings OF
which are in segments; the radial
arms carrying these segments are ope-
rated on by wedges attached to collar
which can be slid along the shaft, so
that, when the wedges are brought into
play, and to just the extent to which
they are advanced or withdrawn, the
pulley is increased or decreased in
diameter. The proportions of these
pulleys, in respect to circumference, are
preserved by an ingenious piece OF
mechanism, SO that the driving belt in
connection with them is always at the
same tension. --, -.
When the sheets are cut to size they
are passed through milling rolls, where
they are glazed, are then piled to about
an inch III thickness under shaping
press, consisting Of a series of punches,
which cut the heaps into the shape OF
an open envelope. The operations of
cumming and folding, most ingeniously
effected, are then i'll order. The lip Of
the envelope is sometimes embossed by
the cutters at the same operation as the
cutting, but special embossing is per-
formed by separate machine, as are
also black bordering and the folding. I'd
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-21
YsIs or CITY MUD.

The Council of the London Society of
Arts have recently taken steps to obtain
analysis of the mud produced by the
concussion of vehicles on the different
sorts of pavements, which may be said
to be analysis of the different sorts Of
dust generated by vehicular traffic, and
inhaled by the population, as well as
spread over their skins. An analysis OF
the mud from the old granite pavement
in the city gave more than so per cent.
of horse dung, II per cent. of abraded
iron, and the rest mixture likely to be
conducive to the tuberculous disease OF
the lungs, so widely prevalent among
the population. Corresponding expert
ments are about to be made in Paris. '
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-21
A Political Wake.

The public had almost forgotten that there
ever was snch . thing as the Liberal nlove-
ment. go many important events have occurred
during the three months since the election. In
the cauc,sing and other political operations of
the day the Liberals iiow cut no, figure. The
party fsylf wa. what an old fint-lock hunter
would call I" "a flash In the paii. EteH In this
State there is not so much as a nucleus to be
found. Chicago and Springfield, where so
much strength was claimed. have consigned
the abortion to the hole ding long ago for the
Know-Nothins organization. In Cincinnati the
movement died and gave no sign.
The only p0st-election effort OF Liberalism
was put forth at st. Louis, tle cradle OF LIB
eralisn. u last Wednesday night. The State Of
Schurz, Blair, Brown and Grosyenor started
the Literal ball, and it was there that the main
strength of the Unborn party lay. In that cit
adel would there be strength, II anywhere, and
courage to rally for one more sssault upon the
Republican party. The question which sgitated
that Wednesday evening conference meeting
ITO be or not to ber" Which were better
was a con,indr,irn the eot, ,freres gave up as too
knotty for their solution. The resolution
adopted runs as follows: .ts.. 1900 SRI al 9
Resolved. That We reiterate our adhesion to
the liberal ideas and principles declared at JEFF
ferson City and reafirmed at Cincinnati with
the exception Of the doctrine Of free trade.
LOOKING NJ tue ueNefupulenl ht Snicuanou ALL
since the election ~ q complete rindication OF
our attitude. o. t..rt..t.. I'm To-.
Just what this means passes the comprehen-
sion Of the uninitiated. When and how has
the Liberal attitude been vindicated, to any ex-
tent whatever. not to say completely: 1t has
received srich vindication ss consists in being
completely annihilated As well might the en-
gineer who was hoist by his own petard claim
a complete vindication of his attitude. II to
be blown into indistinguishable atoms was the
ambition of Liberalism. then the vindication
was complete beyond parallel. .r.....
The more probable explanation is that the
real design Of the resolution was to indorse
the platform Of Cincinnati except the tariff
plank which was mere dodge. II vii! be re-
membersd that the Missouri gathering at which
the Liberal movement was begun took very
strong free trade ground. The resolution given
above must have been drafted under the too
potent influence Of soft-shell crabs. 1i' '=..'
The Democratic and Liberal factions are
both more utterly demoralized than the leaders
suppose. The situation can only be. seen In
the light election returns. The most obdnrate
sdherent TO the present organization viii be
convinced by the returns Of 1873 that the Pres
ilential campaign of 1872 thoroughly destroyed,
root and branch. both the old Democracy and
the abortive Liberal party.-Chicago Journal.
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TIE "NEW- FEVER" AND TIE
CHOLERA IN IyDTf. -'''H'

Death appears to have had rich
harvest last year in British India. A
sort of fever, upon which medicine has
no effect, and which was never heard Of
before, called the new fever" COM
mitted great ravages among the popu-
lation. Within a few weeks over one
hundred people are reported to have
died in single small village. But fatal
as this strange disease is, it lost all
terror in comparison With the cholera,
which has ragged with fatal violence IN
number of districts. The mortality il
still continuing, and many natives begir
to fear return of those dark days wher
whole. cities were almost entirely de
populated by the plague. The Govern
ment does all it can, but that is no
muOh. .f1ii-- bftn .t,.fIff4r au..tr s.79arr
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dent to establish his innocence win bring to
the millions who have known and loved him
the most unfegned soiro%, Aud these will
most willingly grant his request, and s'ispsnd
their Judgment until he can have the most am
pie opportunity to unravel the network Of
painful testimony that now encircles him, Un-
til he fails in this his myriad friends will con-
tinue to have faith In his inpoeence.-C Chicago,
Infer flrp1B -'f- '.-'-''t" s@.' 70 '''!7 Z
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ELECTRIC CAUTERY IN SURGERY.

-
Surely the world is moving. One Of
the last and perhaps greatest improve
ments in surgery is new method of cut
ting away formidable trlmors in some Of
the cavities, by electricity. Where it is
almost impossible to secure bleeding
vessels on account of reaching them, for
example, in detaching fungus growth
far off in the nasal cavities, throat,
ETC., wire is passed round the base,
the battery set in motion, and, presto,
the tumor is separated without loss Of
blood, the vessels being SCARED, asitwere,
with hot iron. Better still, under the
lulling effects of chloroform or either,
the patient experiences neither pain mol
loss of strength from hemorrhage.