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N kETTENUOFFEN.

E ZEMAN, PROPRIETOR, CORNER BUF
L +. faIo and Main st. North side.
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TIS TRY.

nR. A. J. PATCHEE, DENTIST. oFEIC
IL IN sherman's building, IN Sth Street, Nam
towoc, Wis.
tf~Teeth extracted without pain.
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Il UUAaLEY. VI D,
DEYs.CThE AED SURGEON, TEEDEE>
/ his professional services u the people ci y"
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NEWIIAT,T. HOUSE.
NORTH CAPE lIC

r. ANTISDEL, PROPRIE OR BROAD
81. way and Michigan Sts.. Milwaukee Wis.
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= TFOPNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
n 0fice over First National Bank. Eighth -
Collections promptly attended TO.
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a TT0RNEY AND COUES GLOR AT Law
4 Dfdse. corner Of sth and Quay streets, Ma
itov ~, " l-.Ols.a.
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A TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
a Office corner Eighth and Quay Streets.
South side. near the Post Office.
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] u NARKU AN,

TTOENEYS At Law. OFFICE OK sTH
" street. South ,ideapposilc Schuette.- ntora
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a T.FORNEYs At LAW. OFFICE OK eTH
Street South side. over kehlers store. Sian.
itgWge. Wisconsin.
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OFFICE. IN SHERMAN'S BRICK BLOCr
~ North Eighth street. ManiiowoC, Wis
- r. 5 : : TO . 4. NJ.
'tiieE NUNS ( / 10 , and I to s p. NJ
Residence, on Sth street, opposite j. Z. Plht;,.
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1 TTRIOt sNOU STORM.


CHEYENNE. W. r.. March "a storm. on
cording IN violence and dura on that Of any
previous season. set in at IL l.. VI. ca the s,h
inst. continuing without abatement until noon
to-day, Tie wind ranging in velocity from nifty
to siNN-ilur miles per hour carrying snow
with II. and drifting it in banks t'n To- fifteen
feet high in this city. So FAR only one roof has
given way. II extended from Bitter Creek On
The w'-t TO Jucshurg on the east. A great
number II the cure ar" l,.v, fun ~ snow and
an trains on the Union Pacific. Denver raciro.
and Colorado Central are either -itt .
tracked 90 showed in.., The ploushs std.oned
here have been ~n0'rllrd out, and morrow
morning if iho storm. win h ias nQl wholly
ceased. docs pot iu"rn-'. they Will hy Nlgor-
ou-V man.p ulu'ed. lH-~'.n ger irn. ~ No 3 ~
u. s'l ard'"tl ar ly ~ Nortn Platte, ~. I
~ The ~fh ~ 1871. Greek, and No. ui tho Wh
az Groom river lr"ight tain No. u l. reported
showed H. az NermuliDn. ana IN" rmiErant
" ~. nund tram Of Yesterday near lu-hnclL
I'll" Denver l'a 10" train l- -d"-iin' k"l az arr.
ant tine Colorado Central h"iWc"n collins amt
I.v.laul. There j. uo reliable ey!!oneco Of IN
diy.lual- having h.en lost in III" snow ia tn
vicinity u Jugh There ARE MANY rurlur- to THAT
effect Timer" r. no Communication nouh.
whittier many freight Quilts Hrtn ~ travelling.
aut Ir lhably the los of stock VIII bog great 10
not of life.
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POSTPONINfG THE OPER.f.
What the Management Thought that the
Chorus aud Orchcura Would Demand.

Although there was every indication Of n
fun house at the matinee performance Of
"Rienzi 80 10y the rarpenhcm. Adams Company
in the Academy Of Music yesterday afternoon.
nj the last minute thu management decided to
postpone II. and the money was refunded to
those who had bought tickets. 1t became evident
tothc management thattho chorus and orchestra
had determined to make a demand for full pay
mrut either Just before the curtain was To- bo
rung up. or else lust after the opera had begun (:
and 1t was 20 block such nm attempt nj a time
when the management would be- utterly at the
mercy Of the orchestra and the chorus that the
opera was postponed. Those who claim to
know. say that but for tho urgent claims Of the
company Tor the entire payment the success Of
the opera in Now York would have provided
for full payment Of all claims.
Members OF the company said last evening
that proposition WIS made ~ them nv the
management. Yesterday morning. to accept u
pro rata division II the box receipts after the cN-
pcnses have been deducted: hut they did not
dare accept the proposition. for they knew that
Mr.. Etting"r the brewer and others who have
advanced money would claim the box receipts.
They say that the company will be recognized.
and will appear IN the Stadt Theatre this week
and that Mr. pugh Of Philadelphia is ncgotiat
ing Tor the management II MIR. Pugh succeeds
III keeping the company together. they say that
there i'll lp no more trouble.
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power in her voice or her character for she
has kertthc dsn,cgratng elements Of German
opcra intact all along.
Standing little way IN and looking down
into the whirlpool sec thie one fair island UNI
disturbed by the angry cddios and 1t seems to
me that there is Il treat deal Of woman in the
company. and that saves II.
This il an important onsidcration nowadays.
Tcnors aud haritOnes and such cattle do not
count for much.
You may know it when 7 tell you that our old
friend Strakosch hns organized what is called
\ female opera troupe ii is all together
gone to prime dome.
! believe there IS n sort Of background Of
tenor. n scr"on OF Tom Karl. n it were, against
which the three graces pose. bu, nobody hears
Of il. or thinks about it.
Let W.. say rcvc in the good old fashioned
vital opera. now going IN. with its quarrels. its
strikes it, envics and icalousios. its double
strain Of harmony and discord for all this is a
lart of vital life
Perfect peace is not a,tainnblc on this earth in
anything but the grave or American opera.
\y.t El.kIT
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MRS. BREHMs DIAMOND RING.
Lost In u saloon and Found ia Mr.. Gustam's
Pocket.

Mrs. Ella Blchm of 1l3 West Torticth
street. fine looking and well dressed. appeared
in the TOmbs Police Court yesterday charging
Augustus GUSTAV Of stealing nor $50 diamond
ring. Mrs. Brehm testified that she parted
from u lady friend In the Bowery about
o'clock the evening before. and on her way
homo dropped into n saloon at Elm and Canal
streets. Thorc she met the prisoner. his bro
thcr aud other men. She treated them ALL and
getting into conversation with Augustus she
sat drinking with him some time She acknowl-
edged her conduct wasn't quite in keeping with
the convcntionaities Of polite society, but ex-
cuscd herself by saying she was little on
before she went into the saloon. About y clock
the prisoner agreed to take her home in q cab,
ana after riding about some tim" she missed
her ring and had Augustus arrested Tor steal
.Onlcer Ryan. who arrested him. found the
ring in the prisoners overcoat pocket, notwith-
standing he protested his innocence before ar
rost agreeing to 20 to the Police Central Office
with Mrs. Brehm This discovery seemed to
astnh'sh Augustus greatly,
keeper for Kchoe Bros. at Elm and Canal
streets Ne met the woman. In the saloon and
coon was happily settled down for an evenings
fun. She told him she had been married only
very much She said she was on, a Jolly spree.
AMI said She my husband know i he
tam suggested she, had better get home
She gave her nddress, and Mr.. Gustam
nallcd n cab into which he placed his
brother and Mrs. Brehm, rrefcrring not to
accompany her himself Tho cab drove on and
he went for his dinner. returning to tho saloon
In about an hour. In half hour after that the
cab returned to the saloon with its occupants,
and the informaton that Mrs, Brehm did moi
live at the address given by her. The woman
snt drinking for some time. Seeing that sho
was becoming exceedingly drunk. Mr.. Gustam
got another address from her and hailed an
other cab. This time he accompanied. Al Canal
street and Broadway Mrs. Brehm announced
the loss OF her diamond ring. Mr.. GUSTAV sug-
gested 1t might be in the saloon. hut the woman
becoming noisy attracted Officer Ryan who
took both To- the police station. Mr.. Gustnm
proved his good reputation. and was honorably
taI
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TOOTLTGHT II.fkHE>.


Mon', !. .uu performed 1t WalAeks
The ENlc. al the broadway na. tt,tu th, town
,oni.hl
The Hov,rv IA, cla ms and receive. attention from u,
lovers of NfrittN
The Oates tnrc Of,rA Company t,,n at o., Hr1nki,u
Park ou tls ism.
HOUR, n,e r,o-ranmc }. Tar more vo.leuul than
u, Corlnva'. hHnor0us lecture colr-, he.n. W,lu,.
DAY. Msr,u -, ~ 'hicNeru- nan
jeanne ANNOUNCE. that De- will o soror irr to 10. &c
at Gilmore s~aidcr. and in,iics iHterrupto'
TIE success 81 Ihe celebrated case ~ TIE Union
square Ih,ai' Iroini.,s o. continue nHie luf. N
Tl'ir,u n-eintIlHrl,.q "E,an.,..ns Dqcus
aiihc BfouNl'u Para tomorrow ior one week oH'i
rhe tirs nN trirl concert Di nowuins Smith E,-t
InIosau.,, manu- "''' o. '''" " 's'' d" '"' ''''' ''''
/, .. .mii That Nj Hart ,,cs.an'. version OF IT,,
- ,onpD.eh Wall be done a. Nhl' nntnot. OF ,ourse.
Ni.. Jennie Norton and r e. c7r.aa,r. WIN Nov
sss il "a Mud at ' olympic a'' wee" !" play
a s,s@s ;sg.'2o'' rsy ..'q Ne e. w'
/, oone d. WIZ as N. '''' we '''
ON N nd, '.,.as ~ 7 a,gs9,l'a ,en 20 NJ
fo.es va. j''.a4 u '..I. nnt ,''a4t
."ur R',h'.,' r.N',i D., go, ul, most a,' table
holt"n oud q "re .l' cpl, a' i''ion-0lc
arl' ~. .'Si4 il wound .',', W Master
ana n'n ala0ta.0n u.c,ets. Bl,ah ilo'-.
'~ .n, sCNu.'nts o. nplrD. it'.rsof 1905. fu
VIII De- eai 10 l'atni, Co. i' r'tln' on %, lil , gu,
In ~, 'Dn ut uis "',h, 30 "ii.'n So all iAe oih'
Jerome l!o ;,n',wii .2r.'e'' err, pono
N. author ct "IAc Lot, GAAou and The opera Of
The National Theatre he. 'a'.'d into new hand. TO-
morrow ni-'wiI, De- roli,, ,..rc oeai grap m d.
Marian Nnrniuni NAL HNlttr 90 b. also Ns, GAIA Ole
f4' valuable 'lii.,r'noi l"nnn-' 90 liz g. M %, At
GALLERY iuu a., 49, az -, .n'tel.n -ir,'. "ii no
ior ,4uii.n ~ ueAi io1t.' 9 b,-'nn.ns To nor.o
The Anu lou cfms 'o n., ore Of t,o rw places o.
aiu ~. DO iiHf eHu ff '.'i'td NfuA lrii WIN pt"i.
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The subscriptions for the new building for
the Long Island Historical society which is to he erected
At rerr, pont and CLINTON streets Rronkyn next the
Holy Trinity church. amount to sisatrO The plan Of
Mr. Post the architect OF this city has been received
with N, most iavo. by the Building Committee and will
probably be reported the preferred plan There is
much complaint among the older members Of the society
o. The alleged attempt tomakc an anstocrnc insiil.
ton hN which " aNcrrVd much ~ it, old spirit well
A. much u it, u.euln, has been destroyed The
thcr complaint b, made that instead Of fostering Long
Island history the tendency II the present manage NJ, nj
!. I" devote The energies of the society To research IN
Massachusetts, history. from which state its Preside
DR. storr>. comes Tho rooms have been forsakcn 10y
some ot the most useful mCmhctr The discomfort with
the existing management VIII be manifested nj the
NUM- ,luA uuM NJ ~ mnmlm.
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DIED.

DoTy Suddenly, on Saturday afternoon, March o,
Lewis Doty. In the s7th year Of his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter
ELIIOrr-On March o. Charles Elliott, Of consump.
on. at the age Ut ~ wears
The relatives and friends of the family arc invited
TO attend the funeral at his late residence j President 81
BIooklNn, on Tuesday March y. at T. "
klNGHoRN ON sday. March .. William Kingdom,
aged Is wears
Relatives. trend. and the members OF Silcnta Lodge.
= and A. " aud the New York CALEDONIA club are re-.
specially invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence 2ld East 2rh st, tins SUNDAY afternoon. at
2 O'Clock
LINDEN -on Thursday. the 9TH inst. Ellen Linden.
widow Of John lAnicn. ot dropsy. AGED Is years
The friends Ut the amily and of her sons are respect
fuzzy invited 10 attend her funeral from her late
dencc d-th St b,tween luh and ilth avs, Sunday.
10Th inst. at VI
LYNCH On saturday. March p Frederick W. son of
" and the late James : Lynch.
Relatives and friends invited 10 att nj the funeral
from the residence vi his mother. l+2 East jJd
1uc.daN, At 4 o'clock.
sEELY ON Friday March :. at the resdon of her
daughter Elizabeth ~ North Moore II Narrarct Scey
widow ot Charles Srely formerly vi Orange county,
y. IN the nth year VI her age.
Relatives and trends requested 10 ate nj the IA
neral which viii AXE place on Monday at u oclc a. IN
sugar Loaf uraugc county \ tram will leave via the
Erie Railway AZ $50 A "
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pANTA-POLI1FMrS -On Dee ~. 1877 Nv the Rev.
Albert D. Vail. Edwin &. Bnnta ~ Groeuyle, \ g. to
Emma, only daughter o Albert Polhemus Esq, OF
BROOKLYN
BARSEs-sMfTf ON Thursday evening March :. by
the Rev Charles " Robinson In the Memorial Preshy
terrain church Edwin N Barnes IT BROOKLYN to Josie
daughter OF Mortimer smith uf Rdgeheld Park. n !.
HAWES-NAN rASsEl. ON Mcdnc slay. March ~ NJ
the rcsicnCc It the brides mother. TarrNtUw y,
by the Rev George n crooks, u. d. Edward W liawcs
to Title Van Easel
JEsUP-OwEN On Thursday. March Z at the resi-.
dcnce Of the brides uncle, Dr Cornelius H. Agncw. by
the Rev John HALL u D.. Charles NJ Jesup to sarah
Katherine, daughter Of the late Edward II owen Lsl
all Of this city
orrERsON-1Nks At the residence OF the bride
sister Fort scott Kansas. by the Rev W Porter " r.
Andrew otterson, Jr, Of Brooklyn, " TO Miss Willie
Inks OF Fort Scott
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ltnsVcr iostponos.
Only a limited number - tickets ere asst sn.d
10 this city. and ia" sale viii positively close at
Ho'clock \. N. next Tuesday. the I'm inst. the
day of the drawing. The office. 81 Droadwa,
will be open Monday night until . o'clock. Here
tofore the tickets have always fallen short Of
the demand.
Third grand distribution. ISIS at New Or
leans Tuesday March -
Louisiana state Lottery Company.
This institution was regularly Incorporated
hY the Legislature oi the state Tor ,lucat. onal
AMI charitable purposes in lass. with capital
II sloon,oun. {" which 1t has since added ro-
serve fund OF ,3jrO.N It, grand single num-
her distribution Will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday. II never scale- or postponcs.
Iook ai TIA" following distribution;
Capital prle. sju.upu.
l0uoOO tickets at two dollars each.
Han tickets. 'no dollar.
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Excitement has been caused in the village Of
Hampstead by the discovery that BAL ha. tccn intro
du,ed ~ 10, LEGISLATURE 10 make alteration IN the VII
so boundary lines In exclude that portion inciud
Ell within tbs limits oi Mr. stowaris PM, hasc and
now part Of Garden city Publ, meeting have been
held ami tie proposed change mst T. wlth issi'd
opposition the People ns they express IT, HAVING looked
forward 90 the tuie when H,mpst ti aui Garden tltv
would h'cuur one great and puIui CT, with ntrr'.ts
800 common Tile rra-ol f.r dr,N change ON th. tart
ui IT, Garden cry Inter -tt- tsHf private enter
prise. making IuNic iuprONVmH At It, oNl.n..
Nud At a., same hin- obliged g. rAN proportion 90
hc Village cAfcnscs. rua ~Arh uu h'll,nt - deIN,i
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winchester. Cure for consumption.

Winchcsters Hypophosphite Of Lime and
soda, Tor the cure Consumption and throni, n,cas
thc Throat and lunss AsoGoneral Debility nisprr
sa. and Poverty OF IN, Blood Established .u4oArs
rri,c ~ ami Z. per bottle Prepared only boy Nm,lcs.
ter Co., Chemists 81 John - New York so.i ny
druggist, beware oi spuriou. limitations lid
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Authorship of the Dinouim auah.

THE SrN some days ago gave place IN para
graph To- Mr. Hart Jick>ons siats ment mat stcph,u
fskc the manager ~ the fith A,enHo rh' aic hsd
proprated his ii, ANA pfoduccd under the title ct the
.nAoninaU-h Mr. Fi.kr now furnishes " with {,
l. Tie r'ffAlu- several strong counter -'ai' menis
tp 'fttt .f Nr Jackson b. th' apIrol and 900
so ~ Ia. own Wors Whist belonged 60 N,s.r- ucmmihl
and Scott thatfr i.N which lac 90, 4 Tor aI, hl-
own wa>n wcliSuown French Via, winch had been pr,
NiOusly Nou, In tAl- city.
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The Counec,,cu, Poison Murderer..

HARTFORD. March 9.-WllliGm Alien. ono ~
o., state pa. murl crl.' hase h. tna nest weck.
heeiunus Tu,-la, amvunfnt r, han .cIHr.'cv ha,.
ii- iDtn -rsrfri ffda' IT, has ,, sd Coz ifl,I ~
iUr Mann lllL. 100. has s.~sc4in' 90 r..u-. atd
whnIeHfs hfDd Me -hft VIII ia kiu tie ls4- watch.
hirN. r, et when INf Geo fitH suur weeks 90 i.
ii hA r' court and Boz, TRIAL wi NA,. il,,
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s. gen Barnes. Chtoscnau. SaYanuah.
- Alhcmarlv. Gibbs. LoMts
- lllansport. Mnl'tt-. fhlla lelphia
- EcAuora, JOhns,h Portland.
- Artisan. Brown Boston.
snip Emerald lsie, Patterson. London.
snip Diaman', Lanek uau, ANTWERP
marx David Hdiru'h tulVOrd HIunsMlvk ca.
hr,e Nichols, l,u'r, Norwich
S'hr NNNH, Ilu.. .tr Il JAtU
Al.u iht islN... % MOI Go. lN..t vessels
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mn 4>rh,u r0N InioI,.


t. l'-r 'f-" 90 am invitation If TIE Conn
. .--I.f D. 90, Charities and Corrections Dg. T..
a 'rr. Dmln MT in oa-rs ot ,aio $. visited th"
- n lr Iio'- ON Raudnl'- Island yo-t.r-
d "l' ,lev to d"Yi-ins means for the
ntAe.. ioID.of the condition Of IT. inmates. he
".'o mpnnird hy Commissioners brennan.
t.a a.I Bu.Iry. pDd hy seward medical eSuert-.
!, Z wh4m, wc.c: Drs. +. y. oris, clean
tl.Il' %, j. j., Porter Jam :, Green J. l2-
% PC N.u - Yhorni Baltimore Nassau ol Bur
tu ~ lnsa,. g. H. H. hayre Of A"w YORK.
~ A-ltF ID! KrnN -kv. tuddibnck Of Bellevue
T. 'H,ani M.Dgpnld ~ tho Asylum fos tie
~, 100" 800 WARD. Leland.
iL) W.l" con la tod through the institution
A. " Howard. tAn phyernn ~ charge and 10y
'I ~ oiln tie sunerihteniont. Dr.. Sayrn
,p .ai'l ulun a huWter ~ patients. many Of
N."u are cons. l"rcd rs hopeless idiots. IN the
,'N"- u males D. removed the elongated pre-
J Yh.lry ! found. anl for females he per
t'IH'I operations similar IN character. DR.,
Gay has PERFORMED similar operations in like
,Ih's, IA marked Success .anl these caAos VIII
w. watched by the medical proicssi.n with
tHN interest.
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Susintss 11ciitts.


We're unanimous In their decisUn hat the mnnufac tnrcrs
BHN-ONs CArcSE ponous ptAsIpR entitled to the
highest and only award rven porous riasters We
POROus PLAsa Ia he to all
other plastcrs and to all lnmcns For lame and weak
back and rheumasm II j. SIMPLY the best rcmedv known
Sold by all druggists. Price, - cents,
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Found Dead by III. WIFE.

Samuel Whelan, aged As, OF 2l9 First street
Jcr,,, CiiN, complained OF headache when hc awoh
Yesterday ant after having his breakfast pre- pared &
lev minutes later
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"Horuhy's" Steam Cooked White Wheat or
Oais h,u- admirably adapted Ia children and persons
ol wcaS or impaired DIGESTION All srocors Depot 5lt
IlrpuNIrn ht-.iir
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M1RRIED.

To sweeten the Hrcath and Preserve the Teeth,
Vs. hrnMms NAmnhnrninh sMInnAln nms Do nlltlnn n.
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M.fRINL INTELLIGENCE

hiNiATrnF ALNANAc-fiis nav
Sunriscs a ~ Sllu ul Moon SETS. IL 10
mon NAttk-ills nay
SANDY HVVA.. II ~ GOV. Island ~ ~ Hell GA,v., ~
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Pomcroy's Trusses nv far the hest In use Ask
your physician. fomeroy Truss Co. 7iG broadway
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Stands for rliiult's Carhoc SnuN; il cuios
,alaI.A. iII.s ~ Ntnt-, ~ ulut st"t' -4'"
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follows the use of " Ilornhy's "
steam Cooked Mhlt, Wheat or hat~ which cmiuats an
ni pritcs ol the blood Gloocrs D,pot al3 Glceuweh
4 --i
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Can Ice prevented and cured 10y using Phillips 5
90 lAtahu cod Liver on IN combination with ihuspho.
NuuIune. Frs IT, All druggists. Flat st.-.ih.
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Use Olliffc's "Tasteloss" Cod Liver Oil, with
Lime and VIVA cherry. Sold by DRUGGISTS Depot, q
BVNcTy lido
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spnlal ,lOtues.
An EXCITING STORY

An EXCITING STORY
oF LOVE AID MYSTERY,
NORA. NORA.
MONA. NoRA.
NORA. NORA.
ur
IRISH CHARITY SCHOLAR,
IRISH CHARITY SCHOLAR,
IRISH CHARITY scuoLARi
IRISH CHARITY SCHOLAR,
IRisn CHARITY SCHOLAR,
or THE NisSiND HEIR.
or. InE MISSING HEIR.
oR rnE MISSING HEIR,
OR. mn MISSING pLF.
oR Tns MISSING rIiR.
SOW n.tr ~ 30 10 %, rm
NEW inrk WEEKLY
NEN YORK VrLkLN
NEW YORK vEEkLY
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A NOVEL FEAT IN DESrrsrRY.-Scalp-
graftingh has become a quite common per
Torrance, but it will be news to many that
teeth may be similarly transplanted and
made to grow in other months than the
original owner. DR.. Thomas, OF Detroit,
details in the Dental Cosmos q case in
which he successfully performed this oper-
alton; inserting in the mouth OF a gentle
man, who had lost u right superior cuspi.
date, n solid and healthy tooth that he had
removed from u lahy's mouth four weeks
previously. He opened into the canal and
pulp chamber Of the tooth, from the apex
Of the root only; cut the end off one
eishts OF an inch lit being that much too
lonel, reduced the size somewhat in the
center OF the root lit being q trifie larger
than the root extracted), filled and placed
il In position. He states that the occlu-
sion, shape and color were perfect, so
much so that several dentists who saw
the case were not able to distinguish
the tr~ansplanted tooth from the others.
The two features in the case that he calls
particular attention TO are: first, that al
though the tooth had been in his Office
four weeks, there is to-day no %perceptible
change in color; and, second, that the re.
attachment Is as perfect as thought 1t had
been transplanted or %replanted the same
day Of extraction. DR.. Thomas knows OF
but two obstacles in the way OF trans
planting" first, the difficulty OF obtaining
the proper teeth at the proper time; and,
second, the possibility OF inoculation. The
latter is the more formidable OF the two,
and. TO escape the ills that might follow
the greatest caution Is necessary. The
first difficulty is more easily gotten over,
for It is not necessary that the tooth trans
planted should correspond exactly in
shape and size to the extracted; II it
is too large it may be carefully reduced;
or, Il too small, new sseous deposit will
supply the deficiency. Neither is 1t &C.
essary, rs we have seen, that the trans
planted tooth should be a freshly extract
nj One.