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attention was attracted across the street
q: the time they fsll; know it was done
very quick because / saw King on the
sidewalk RICH; away afterwards; seeing
King Immediately afterwards was the
reason why the struggle was shortly
over; because the firing was over at that
time-that is, 1 mean the two first shots;
| it might have been 10 or Is seconds,
probably more than that, or as fast as a
man could run across the street and FIRE
two shots; what attracted by attention
TO the shooting was that / heard some
loud talk on the opposite side of the
street from the vicinity of Peysers bar
her shop. and at about the same time as
King turned Ryan | cast my eyes over
that way and saw Mr.. Gleason in the act
of springing from the sidewalk, with q
pistol in his hand; he ran as fast as
man could run l think and fred two
shots; looked to me a. though he fred
With both hands hold of the pistol, or
laying over his lett hand; think, from
the direction he was firing, be was firing
at King back; from the time / cast my
eyes across the street until | heard the
frat shot think it could not have been
more than 10 seconds; after hearing the
first shot until heard the second it was
Just as soon as man could cock a Dis
tul and fire with both hands-about three
or four seconds probably, probably not
so long; until | heard the third shot
II was several seconds; there was quite a
eommotion in the streets; after Smith
Gray got hold of the defendant-he was
then, | think, near the middle of the
street, heard the third shot; between
the second and third shots that heard
on that occasion / should say it was 80
secouds-probsbly 1 could not not saw
the exact number of seconds, that is lust
my opinion; L did not hear the fourth
shot; have not sworn that I heard a
fourth shot; l have not sworn in terms
that | heard four shots on that occasion;
did moi. see King fire any shot; heard
shot come from the sidewalk; I in
cluded the shot that 1 heard from the
sidewalk as one of the three shots that
have been describing; 1 mean to say
that Gleason, the defendant, only fired
two snots-no more, no less.
REDIRECT.
Some questions were asked which were
overruled, after which witness replied:
| did not mean three shots, as I only
heard three shots on that occasion.
SANFORD JACQUES
Was next sworn and examined:
My age is "a years; I reside in Phoebe,
am miner; on I'd Nov, 1874, between
and 6 p m. 1 was on Main street, l
saw difficulty there at that time 1 was
crossing from the west side of Main
street to the north side of Meadow VAL
ley street; see disturbance in front of
Lewis store; l ran down in front of
Lewis store to about the center of store
1 or 8 feet from edge of sidewalk; on the
sidewalk; was probably or feet
from the disturbance which I saw in
front of Lewis store; l heard shots fred
upon that occasion; when the first shot
was fired that 1 heard was standing
where | have described; I heard the LIST
shot that was fired during the disturb
anee to which L have referred on that
occasion; know who fred the first shot:
It was James Gleason, the defendant.
Adjourned for recess.
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, May Elm the matter
OF the expose of the Rosener administra.
ton of the Assessors Office, Edward
Martin, of the Hibernia Bank, testified
in the Rosener Investigation that he had
business at the Assessors office in 1879
and was asked by Rosener if he was not
going to see him. Mr.. Martin caught
the meaning and said he supposed he
would have to; gave Rosener card with
his initials on it, stating that he would
honor it for $500. The card was pre-.
sented at the Hibernia Bank sometime
after by strange man and check for
the money payable to bearer handed
over. Mr.. Martin said there was no
agreement as to what the money was
given for. II was not understood that it
was for election expenses. When direct
~ asked what he gave money for he
said: paid the $500 just as you would
give up your purse to highwayman
lie admitted, however, that he gave the
money to Keep in Rosener's good graces.
PORTLAND. Ogn., May 6.-The boiler
OF the steamer Senator, while on her way
from this city to Oregon City. and soon
after leaving her dock, blew up. The
forward part Of the boat was blown to
atoms. Captain McGill and J. D Lacey.
purser, are reported missing; Griff.
Jones. steward, badly scalled; Felix
Avens' mate, severely injured. The pas
seneers are reported to have escaped,
some with slight bruises. Some of the
0p C,c1d nokA nm !.
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deckhands are reported lost or badly in.
jured. When the steamer Hoated pas,
the city only the upper portion Of her
cabin was visible.
Carson, New, May Ga land slide
occurred in Ash Canyon last evening,
covering quantity of wood and about a
half mile of flume belonging to Messrs.
ferington l. Haynie. Their loss is est.
mated at $500. No lives were. los,
One man had very narrow escape.
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES | NEW REMEDIEsl
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY.

MO. COS KEARNY STREET, COR
~ NER Commercial, San Francisco. -
Private entrance on Commercial stree., SN
Established In 1854, for the treatme.f 10y
Of Sexual and Seminal Disease, Sach
as Gonorrhea, elect. Structure syphilis in all
forms, Seminal Weakness, Lapotency, etc., etc.
Skin diseases Of years si1aaing, and Ulcerated
Legs, etc., successfully treotoQ.
DIR. GIBBON hse che pleasure of announcing
that he has retpned from visiting the principsf
Hospitals Of europe, and has resumed practice.
The Dpssor has spared neither time nor money
in seeking out new remedies, and has returned
win Increased facilities for allevistine humsn
suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission ia consequences of self
abuse. This solitaf. vice, or deprayed sexual
indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerrlng certainty the following train Of
morbid symptoms, unless combatted BY sciep.
tific medical measures, viz: Ssllow countenance,
dark spots under the eyes, pain In the head ring.
ing In the earn, noiss like the rustling Of leaves
or rafting Of chariota uneasiness about the
loinss weakness Of he limbs, confused vision,
blunted intellect, loss Of Conscience, difiidencs
" spproAching stxe1gers, dislike to form new
scqusintances. 0isposition 10 shun society,
loss OF memory, pimples and various eruptions
about the face, hectic Pushes. furred tongue.
fntid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats,
monomania and frequently insanity. II relief
be not obtained you should apply immediately.
either In person or by letter, and have cure
effected by his new and scientific mode OF treat,
ing disease, which never fails Of edecting quick
and radical cure.
Cured At Home.
Persons at . distance may be CURED Ar
HOME, by addressing q letter to DR.. Gibbop.
stattng cases eypptpm4 length Of time ~. dis
vase hls consimed. N! have medicipe rnp4ptly
any ~ q he OSst,5. with fun "a PIN
rec3t0no fotpses N III ~ -
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a i1fhIhD ~ BRIsACHER, San Francisco
| ~ Restaurant and Bakery, Meadow Valley
street. opposite Dexter Stables.
/ HALPN ). J. co., Dealers in Hardware,
IL Main street.
! HAMILTON T., wholesale and Retail
| IL Liquor Dealer. Main street. bI
III AhENBERG DIR. G., Physician and Surgeon.
IL Meadow Valley street. 1-,,'I
/ JACOBS Il SULTAN, Wholesale and Retail
q Dealers in General Merchandise. Main st.
r IEBES & BOWMAN, Manufacturers and I'm.
IL porters of Havana Cigars, corner Of Sacra.
ment0 and Battery streets. San Francisco.
| LIVINGSTON CO., Fine BrandiaH, Wines
~ and Liquors, 22o and 200 California street.
r YNcH JOHN G.. Wholesale and Retail,
| IL Liquor Dealer. cor. Main and Lacour SITS.
MEADOW VALLEY HOTEL SALOON.
Vl Bullionville.
MARX +. f., Forwarding and Commission
| wi Merchant, Toan0 &c. p. r. r. Nevada.
| MoRTON SCHWEiGER, Boots and Shoes.
MOTT. FISH b co, Importers and Dealers
III IN Hardware, Mill and Mining Goods. etc.
NEsBITT JAMES A. n Commission Merchant.
| NEVADA MEAT MARKET, 94sfa99s
| ~ Main. Opposite LAcour street.
DANACA SALOON, Lacoiir street, Mshlstedt
II h Phipps prOprietorB. lal-iAaI
| DITZER COHSON, t eiaRntsla
i Attorneys at Law, Lacour .strcet
DOND, REYNOLDS 4 CO., Importers and
i Jobbers Of Wines and Liquors, an CAlifor
mia street. San Francisco.
| DIOCHE DAILY RECORD, Newspaper and
| i Job Printing Once, Lacour street, west
end. Publication ONCE, Main street. 0pposita
Meadow Valley street. ~ 1'e7t-'F
DoUJADE, r. O., Meadow Valley street inst
below Cedar, dealer in groceries andpr
DRITcHARDs REGULAR rREsHT LINE
i from Palisade to Phoebe. Once Main
street. below Lacour. F. G.. Mnshull Agent.
lnUINLAN / DoNAHpG. Phoebe Bakery
10 Meadow Valley st., J
DOEDEK JOHN, Dealear In Groceries, Pro
II visions and General Merchandise, Stone
store, Lacour escet.
CTRIN. CHzs. CO., Storage and Commission
y Aops, Wines and Liquors, Lower Main
CS6UsTRICH 3 KLEINE.~ 1000 Ms
% Philadelphia brewery, Main street
CcoTT RUSSELL,
% Palace Club Rooms, Main street
SHERWOOD Bro. Dealers in Lumber.
STATH BANK OF NEVADA, 80 $3.50
STEpHEKs !. D.. Fashionabls pootmalsr.
T,aoMpss;oNS' i eAuDN, wholesale Dealers in
y Wines. Liquor and Cigars. Lscour street.
W Pioneer News Depot. Main street
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AN FRANCISCO sro,K REPORT.
sAs FRsScIsco. MAY c.

sAs FRsscIsoo. May c.
sH.axs.l MORNING SALES.
1895 ophir-ss s2H s4kbsO s2k s2s s2sSO 81
as, slh s4b30 II 50 ab30 81 $50 S2&b30
ssD Mexlean-26 26S 25As b30 26A 26S
asa Gould h Curry-2OSs q 20sl
$40 Best 4 Belcher-54h 81 537s 53is
40 Savage--l25 l24 1913 LA
100 Chollar Potosi-75 754 T5b3
90 Hale 4 Norcross-42 aga
$50 Crown Point-35h
$50 Yellow Jscket-IsGi
23J Imperial--6h So
100 Empire Mill-6A6 CO
1856 Kentuck-l5 IA l47sblO14S
3S5 Alpha--22% ~
100 Belcher-33A 80 90 $3.50
$50 CONFERENCE.-The
90 Con virginia-46Obl0 456 457H
$50 Sierra Nevada 10 lax 1879
1885 California-62A 81 G2H 63's 62sb3 G2S 90
SIS Bullion-56 81 5Th
10 Seq Belcher-lO0
AS 0verman-T2 12H 72h
80 Justice-l25
$50 Succor-l
us Union Con-1zs SIX sbl0
800 Buckeye
100 Lady Bryan-5A 81
20 Julia-9A
so Caledonis-20 81
so Internationally
100 Baltimore Con-6H g. ga
$50 Utah--6
800 Silver Hill--1lb II
100 Rock Island-Gl
80 Dardanelles-3
SON CON-
30 0ccidental--3H
80 Senator-lA
290 American Flats
$50 Woodyille-3
AFTERNOON SALES
40 Meadow valley-7S
80 Raymond 4 Ely-50 40 494 40 4ss3 4sJ4 AS
$50 Eureka Con-36 sc = rs y 37b30 56h
45 Pioche-3E
400 American Flag-9h
400 Condor-l
800 Belmont-4%
1870 Rye Patch-2
700 FL Dorado South
$50 X K Com
$50 Prussian-+A 4Ab5
1865 Leopard-16 1873 l6h! 16h
ll20 Jefferson-Sa Q
200 GLASS
80 Cornucopia-l'i N
90 Eureka G. VS.
1910 Golden Chariot-7A tex
100 Ida Elmore-3
900 South CHARLOTTE 2zs 3b5
so Empire (Idahol-2h
$50 War Eagles 5b3
$50 Poorman-7&
40 Lady Washington-lA Ia
90 Kossuth-1H
40 Leo--1
400 Original G II Quartz-3H 81
9s5 Andes-4A An Al
go Wells Fargo-3Oc u
$50 North Carson-A 2Oc
275 Niagara-30o 27h use
so Prospect-3@ 4b30
227O Seq G. H Quartz
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PIPIFA2..
VNHE RosICRUCIAN WERE A SECT OF
Il Philosophers who fouriohed in Ciernanv
during the seventeenth century, and prosecuted
profound researches into Natural Science and
Occult Philosophy, andsought to discover tho
ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Although some superstition may have been
developed among them and other Alchemists in
search for the Elixir yitp yet there is scientific
truth at the bottom of all Alchemy and Astrolo.
gy. They were impressed with the properties Of
HERBAL PREPARATIONS,
And found dynamic and psychologist force In
the extract of certain plants.
- II p II ~ n ~
Is due to the researches of q learned scholar Of
Europe among the archives of the Rosicrucians.
It 10 made Of N-f II 80 49,"
TWENTY DETERRENT HERBS.
Gathered at such seasons of the year when their
juices are strongest and virtues unimpsired.
forming combination unrivalled in tho mate.
ria medica.
p p IF AK
Ii an enemy TO all corruption--it assists and
fortunes Nature. lts manner Of operation Is to
Drive to the Extreme Parts
And through tho pores Of tho skin and ali
emunctories 81 the body, the had humors which
modest 1t, giving relief even In diseases the
most refractory and difhcult to cure. such a.
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Head.
ache, Nervous Weakness and Billiousness. II is
pleasant to the taste, mild in its action marvel.
GUS in its effects and unsurpassed as tonic.
Used as beverage In malarious districts IL men.
tralizes miasma and prevents fever and ague,
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Liquor
dealers. Depot 400 Front street, San Francisco,
gl7-3mtp
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? POSTPONED. - The administro,

POSTPONED. - The administrators sale
of the property belonging to the estate Of
the late 3. pohahue, has been postponed
to the 18th inst.
FIRE DEPARTMENT. = This evening
there will be meeting Of the members
OF the Fire Department at the Truck
House on Main street.
sUBpGNAED. - Yesterday fifty-one ad-
ditional witnesses were subppnaed in
the case Of State vs. Gleason.
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Foreign News.

CENTENNIAL MATTERs.-As perhaps the
majority of our readers are unaware who
the leading men are in Centennial affairs
for this State, we devote small space
to enlightening them. Major W. W,
Mccoy ID the Centennial Commissioner,
and Hon. j. W. Haines alternate for the
State. The latter gentleman has been
appointed general agent, under Act OF
Congress of 1872, to dispose of the
States quotum of stock, which by an.
portlonment amounts to S11,C00. The
Auxiliary Board consists of Messrs, FL
+. Rice, G. II. Eastman and b. Fl. Me.
der. The duty of these gentlemen is 10
make general arrangements in all mat.
tiers connected with this State, and to as.
certain what intending exhibitors desire
to send to the Grand Centennial Exhibi.
ton. The Executive Board consists OF
Messrs. II. +. Rice, III. M. Yerington
and q. G. Stevenson. The latter Board
have appointed t. W. Read and PROBES.
sor Stewart as agents for the stock, med.
ais, etc.
we deem 1t proper to call The atten-
ton OF the public to the necessity of pur-
chasing forthwith the Centennial stock.
But 81, OOO worth has as yet been taken.
In this land of silver, gold and large
loyal hearts it is a disgrace that the stock
should go a-begging. We learn that
men OF standing in Storey county-men
who have made all their money in the
Silver State, and at this time worth their
millions, have had to be importuned and
even shamed into purchasing single
share OF stock Carson Tribune.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
ny GILMAN a sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
Day Jas Finlayson
J Sheckells q Kane
DEPARTURES.
HIGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Cohn
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On last Sunday, as Al. Wormell was
sitting In the lower mill. near the bat
terry, he observed monster rattlesnake
emerge from the flooring. and crawl
toward him. His snakeship 'passed, .
when AL. raised" him with CLUB. /"
and the reptile handed in his checks"
lie was found to be nearly four feet in
length, and had nine rattles.-[ Panamint
News, April ~.
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the San Jose Hotel are not
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The st. Louis Republican tells
Its old Democratic friends that it
Is not they who are beating the
Republican party. but dissatis.
ned Republicans who have Joined
them out OF desperation, and that these
recruits will go back again, unless they
lind better party than they left.
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street, to get an elegant Warm
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Single Bath, Seventy4ave Cts.
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OK Cold Bath. The Baths at
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The experiment of transfusing blood
mas Just ben applied to Gen. Frank P.
biair, who has for some time been pros.
trated with paralysis at his home 10 St
Louis. Six ounces of blood were Injected
into his veins and the result is said to be
favorable.-[ Virg. ENTERPRISE.
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The examination of Sanford JACQUES
was resumed:
L know that fact; seen him shot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-06
A Few words Of Enco arrangement
for Hans Good.
lttrom Illo llIIehIO county tlalellel

lt'fom tho Richie County uaGettel ME-
lila name Ia Good and he Il from the
county Of Ohio ItISlis d young man and
member Of the Legislature. Ho has
done well for himself this winter. OF all
lhe wise men at the Capital he has made
himself tic most prominent. lie has
succeeded very we'll in being that some
what difficult thing a virtuous Democrat
fig has taken very active part In iii.
eatthinR some suspicious circumstances
In connection with certain State officials
| IL 4 true that something Is detracted from
lis reputation by charge made BY d
wicked correspondent Of the Wheeling
| ISTft,ttdESCER, about Caesaring Grant
but every body doeshot believe that, and
even IL lie made the utteranCe alleged, ht
has no doubt tepented Of IL TO Thu
gentleman We sAyH a'rl
Young man, vittlsis its own reward
and a. YOU have been a u0op boy, you
viii 6fobAbly Be remembered. II 10 true
you weto badly defeated last fall, thu
great Moral Combination at Ellenboto
6y Col. len Wilson, but you can tcmeni
h. that there IA a liefeailekl Some tint
In The future the tables will 10 titnstt
and vol will fall on top. Phtaie thu
nNth Of teclilude, and II you cannot Sc
Ia he that good thing, 4 Republican, yot
can get The nomination for Congress-
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or tarlatans over silks, renders It within
the power Of all to vary their costume
at nominal expense.
A little ingenuity must BE- exercise
and the two colofs or shades used mus
contrast prettily with tho complexion
and general style Of the wearer.
That Is why we, strangers and at dis
tance, are reluctant 70 decide upoI
positive colors to DO worn by our tail
writer's.
One brunette can wear peculiar shadI
Of blue, while another would look posi-
lively shocking,
The only color that We find Is usually
pleasing to all brunettGs Tor "gas-lighl
costume" Is u corn or gold color.
In cheap suit, We 6nd q pretty gray
suit, made with skirt, Over-skiFt and
basque-thc skirt finished with knife,
blade plating, the Over-skirt and basque
with ball fringe, These arc sold at SIS
and are decided bargains, for they are 1
shade that will answer to wear nicely
Fnow, under thick black wrap, and will
not be out Of place as suit proper for
all spring time, ilAl
Among the new goods for spring suits
already exhibited Is fine all.wool plaid
in gray and chocolate, gray and violet,
and gray and brown. These arc small,
broken checks, are soft to the touch, and
drapo beautifully. They are in single
three.quarter widths, aud retail at eighty
cents per yard, These checks are de-
signed to 30 worn over black or silk
skirts, to match the darkest shade in the
check,
IT'S said tho now trimming for silk,
cashmere, etc, Is q rich Hamburg en-.
broidery on black silk, and will cost from
50 to SIS per yard.
The newest freak Of fancy Il trimming
tho shoes with flowers.
Many ladies have shoes or slippers to
match their costumes. Indeed, 1t Is pre-
vailing fancy among the wealthy. Slip
pers arc finished with bow and buckle,
In which flowers to match tho bouquets
worn are inserted,
Many ladies, having lace shawls and
sleeveless bnSqIes, utilize them by wear
Ing over colOred silks for evening, Tho
shawl torms a pointed tablier, and tho
sleeyeIess Jacket Ia worn over n low waist
and long sleeves, or mere pufEa Of tho silk,
Tiny curls and short puffs. with short
braid, form thochignon most in vogue for
evening, The waterIweft and side crimps
are the most popular for ordinary dress.
The real welt, sufficient for the top Of the
head, and crimps that cover the sides and
faston under the welt, and under The braid
ut the back, so rs to DO NndeteCted, cost
SO entire, and cheap enough theyarepro.
nounccd BY those who. have crimped and
waved their own hair until they are al
most bald. Nice switches, suitable for q
chatelainc, sell anywhere from S. to $45,
depending entirely upon color, length and
7 The latest. collar Is the Byron, with
deep points, and ugly enough, New cults
turn lip on the outside OF sleeves, which
would lead bne to think the tight coat Ia
to DO again revived. But no danger; as
warm weather approaches, loose, cool
sleeves will DO revived,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-06
An Interesting Surgical Opera
%j ton up IT Pitts6Irgh.


From The Leader Of Thursdayl
The Western Pennsylvania hospital
was the scene OF most interesting opera
tion by Drs, Asdalo Rhoads, McCaun,
Murdoch, AlcFariane and tho reAident
staff, on Tuesday afternoon last. It was
tho TRANSMISSION Of blood from q sheep to
a consumptivo patient, tho first operation
Of the kind ever performed west Of the
Allegheny mountains, The patient was
brought to the hospital on Tuesday morn
ing, very weak and apparently in the last
stages Of consumption, When the ply
sicians found him In The afternoon, just
previous to performing the operation, his
pulse was 1903, and ho was 80 exhausted
that he was scarcely able to stand, The
sheep was brought in and laid on table,
while the patient was placed in position
close by. Tho carotid artery Of the ami
NAL was then cut and silver tube with
small stop-cocks placed in the inclSion.
Tho basiiic vein was cut In the mans
arm and then the connection made from
him to the sheep by means OF tho tube.
The blood was then turned on and the
transmission commenced When IL was
concluded, the mans appearance at once
indicated that he had been benefited by 1t.
| ltiscountenance became ruddy, hisv vitality
waS renewed, his pulse first having fallen to
seventy and then TO sixty.eight The ar
tery II thel sheep WA then lied and the
animal turned loose. Yesterday tho pa.
TENTS condition was much improved his
oountenance now presents healthy APP
pearanoo and his strength has returned.
This state, however, ia not expected 70
continue. A Leade reporter who inter
viewed several Of the operating physi-
clans on tho matter this morning was In
formed that the benefits to the man were
only temporary. To q case 30 far gone
| In consumption rs this, they say, u isn't
possible to do more than ,prolong his life
for a abort time by supplying bis system
With healthy blood. Tho tranSiusing
operation cannot make Whole his lungs.
nnr cant arrest theirdecay. II ispoossi
BE, the physicians state that consump.
lion, takenin its first stage, may DO en-.
| tirely cured by the above process, indeed
there arc documentary evidences 10 that
effect In some Of the medical works
4 The operation has been tried successfully
In England Germany, and other OF the
Eurobean countries, as also In the eastern
and southern States In this country, ir
cases where the disease had not yet taker
loo sronC hold on the lungs, The
nhySicianS say, however, that tho opera
1 tiot il more applicable TO cases Of hem
.morrngo where there is scarcity o
| kinad