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AocuskD or PEDALMANIA.
a Mile In sIN Minutes Around Bowling Green
Then "a Walk to the Tombs.

Rufus Peruc, a strong-knit, wel-deveopcd
man. was charged hy unlccr William H. Auths with
Icdalmania Oniccr Anthis said; Early this morning
my attention was called 70 large crowd, who run
ming round ami round Bowling green then saw the
prisoner, rcrulle, who was ahead. going at terrible
rate The crowd were shouting, GO H. Leary GIVE
tito him. Rowcn" Run him, Hartman. Iaskcd what
wls the natter and was told that tins mn was Graz, on
lh, subject of walking ran ancr INN aud urd o stop
HIM. hut lo shouted out 'lir-t ur u slN minutes Lot
wr &c., Three hundred dollars tn ONE that can luat
ultarv' had iogct assistance t'urrrst hiW."
Irlulr. iu answer Justice OtprhuuI. sUd that he
was loru iu SEDAN lie was an athlete. Hd benz uut of
Nurk. thought Gee could tram himself tu beat the cham
Iluu walker lie had dome one mic. heel amt too iu -N
minutes He asked Justice Ouerbourg To let hlm &C.,
lac wanted tu continue walking
Justice Otrfhouir. ihukius him insane committed
him. warden Finn put fcrulle in padded cell.
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NARROWLY ESCAPING A PLUNGE


To accommodate the rush Of passengers
going up town in the evenings on the New York
Elevated Railroad, extra trains are made up on
the switch below the Franklin square station.
and are there started out on the main eastern
track Flagmcn are stationed mt the station and
Mt the curve near Beekman street to warn nd.
vnncing trains from below. and signal when the
way is clear for those extra trains TO rush out.
james Clark engineer on locomotive No 40. at
tached to nm extra AYERS that he got the signals
all right to 60 ahead. when he pulled out from
the siding ut IL minutes before 6oclock last
evening On the main truck, however.
Grand Central train drawn ny locomotive
No. 80. came dnshing along. seemingly
regardless Of the red Hays sgnNling
to stpp. The two engines reached the point OF
the switch nj almost tho same instant, ,hut me
hcadwny on No 30 was such that 1t giidcti over
the bumper Of No. 49, and the actual collision
occurred between the latter locomotive nnd me
front end Of the first passenger carut the Grand
Central train. A steam chest WAS Knocked on
the engine and the ear was forced over so that
its wheels crushed the wooden guard rail on
the outside OF the track. Beyond thnt no
travel. and no person WAS hurt Only the tram
men were ON tho train starting out from the
switch and the other had few passengers, hut
those aboard II had scare enough to 20 around
among a great many In % minutes tue Grand
Central train went uncud again; "uRin" 40. 81.
from o. down train. WAS attached Ia The cars ON
the switch and started of M town: No. 90 'nme
10y No. 81: No. 40 Nus run Of ont Of the way
upon siding. and the gntcs worr thrown open
To- u rush Of about 1000 impatient passengers.
who were waiting TO get up town.
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SrRICKhN uITH DIPnrHERI4.
The Children orn Physician who Kindly Pre-
scrlhed for a Poor lhllh.

poor woman carrying a sick child piteously
begged nr jeremiah rorcoran Of 40 Kent avenue
Broohiyn saturday nshtlas to do something Tor her
child a, It had dphtlcra and She too poor To pay
ply STEFAN Tie Doctor found the child to he seriously
affected uni after prescribing for 1t IN his house prom
i,od 90 call at the womans home the next day in his
rounds Mrs Curcuran feared that their children
endangered by the presence at the SICK child, but
pr Curtorn thoufh the child mad been too short time
the house Ia mpurt the uisvhe. On tho next dtN.
however the Doctors George was SEIZED with diph
thcria and before midnight he dead On the follow
ing day while the Doctor at the funeral his
est son year old. Hied OF the disease. and MS Z
yearsnd sou Joseph has since been attacked with symp
tOlns Vi dIDhtherA
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The Mclaughlin. aIcMahon wrc.uIns Match.

BosToN March 12.-No less than 5000 per-
assembled at the Boston Theatre tins afternoon 10
the collar and elbow wrestling match for $500 and
the championship u the world best three ~ i've In har
ness and jacket alternately between Col j. H. McLaugh
lin AMI John Mcmahon Mclaughlin gained the nrsi mll
lY HGraptNlue l.ck. after n hour AMI l,r minutes o
splendid scientific WORK hN both men Mcmahon won the
SECOND ios. hy hp lock n - minutes Tur referee ce
ended The Third bout IN FAVOR oi Mclaughlin but soon
atrr reversed Ia. decision ana declared the match a
draw. a. The men would not have time TO umsh u being
then nearly time for the beginning VI tie performance VI
Andre
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Mr.. Rose coshi,n'. New Engagement.

Miss Ely Coghlnn. the younger sister Of Mr.
and Miss cosau ~ Walacks Theatre, and who was the
A'n' b.ega OF H,nr, VIII" when that tragedy was
revived 90 9th. this season sacI for EusanI ,c.,cr
dtv on rho Ho'hnia She wall return iu about two
months ule having been cn-a-rd tIr cuIt any II
htfWius lNcat't. san frHrrI-eu ui which Ms. EH.c
t-hI'u wi tr 90 aiding ludN nest season, Ht where
size Wl hl-lu twelve months -AlcIurut BOO june 10
stf ri there Orc that Mis, CU.hlu v uu. rfuru Co
NaucA nest NcHr, although shr une rsto.d Goo have
entertained an Qner from the management u that house
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SETTLING rur BRIDGE QUESTION
Mr.. Dnsenberry's BiIi Defeated In Trenton
Reducing the state Tax.

TRENTON March 12.-Thc bridge question
practically settled for this by the defeat Of
the Duscubcrrv Bridge bill In the House to-day by 80 to
~ There yet three bridge bills on the calendars but
tits believed there will not be time before the hnt all
iournmcnt Friday next TO pass any OF them The bill
urohhns the manufacture of shoes IN the STATE prison
came up the Senate today the special usirr. ui
consumed grvatrr part ui two SESSIONS. Tut Wa ui
until tomorrow for hnh action II If passes IL VII
not TAKE cntCt until 1871.
Tnc moot mpu ant uil Of the session was one intro.
ductd by the Committee Ways and Ncnus. which re-.
ducVs tile rate state taxes mil uu the dollar
~ one hall mil. The House passed 10 unanimously
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san FRANcIsCo March l2-At large I!epuh-
hcau mas. meeting hcl here last uisht the sentiment,
endorsed were. that while ctdiuus the Pr sd,ut with
honesty % lurU-, 100 Nctu4 tr tlur-c iH 100. vctinu
tN mot replies No the views of the Republican party u
California, and the party Gcclucd rvs, usolty therefor
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At meeting Of tho Board Of Trustees Of the
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company yesterday the
designations at r. A. Freeman and John a. Freeman
as trustees were accepted. aud the Office OF President
was declared vacant bN the resignation Of flnY free
man a. trustee. Tue following trustees were then
elected; Gouverneur IiIlOsun IN place Of a. T. sheldon
q. g. franckyniH place OF j. NJ, Freeman. j. A. ktr
nnchan place Of r. A. Freeman. A. French IN place OF
Play Freeman and < W. Corhes ia place VI H. W. GURUS
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"
sandy Hook II - buN I.nud. ~ 10 lieSae-.. -
Arrtvcd-N InstsuaY. March H.
Sc Fauitf. -Wlth. PM idrlphia
:. Cify oi Dallas. thesicu JACK sonville.
= Eirhuora. luhuson Portland
= hrcshaW. Wei human, Newcastle.
>. Somerset ~iuWfcr. Nrstnl
:. tift ni WASHINGTON. Zimmerman Havana
- Wisconsin, owen. Liverpool March !, aud Queens
town 20.
fcfuVile. Watson CAiann.
Suif Irtctmtttr. Cu..ou. Liverpool
shin Regent. HuWiuu. VI tuiIt
Shin g. W --rf-.u. Moore. London.
Httk tiu.o. Rom fuu tri ste
Run Cuu.tuutu. kWd .cn bordeaux.
Huk Mare. Xprhuunstu %. Trieste.
Btfk ~ultlnl. Mn-hrr Ntvrr.
b. Ma uir lgrton l.rici. MlrseilleS
Btk E,NiVu. Furn bordeaux
BARK - OlrNt~. Garter. Calais
Nlrk Niun sheldon 49, l'y. Lo-horn.
Btr, Enigma. WHlktr. - Manure
Htrs AufuuIn e.. tHiHu~etta tttIuia.
Htrk Aurfict. armstrong. P.iut-tlit
Rtfk France chiuN = A.tr. Slloth..
Bark Emtl q. q. truutrn. tustcllumare.
BARK ltuXu. tuNcro. 81 .hnu
Barn flH. Matthews iIttu~ Avres
Brig iin. Brown. fnrtnu.rrtucr.
Hr- Nul. \ Munrl hrnNm. -. Inhns. p r.
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Nrw YoRK Wednesday,. Mur'h 12-Recelpts
~ hrtNcs liNp Mtrk,t slow bot urmer. nnd l4c h y.
hiehcr Extreme rnulc ui triccs 7ls9lpsc. TO
drs. IlM11 NJ fn the cruss cwt: GENERAL stes NJ ss1
1drc~- 10 @. Exporters used $40 head from fresh
tttciIfs. SIifWtuts tulltv. 1870 quarters IT beef
Receipts of sheep nnl lambs 4Sp Trade dull, and
rrf'- traction ~ ordinary "a extra sheen sold at
o. tsNitt "a n common fn trimc lambs ut bisaNlsc.
f.crints hogs. a. 40 No demand Tor 1--we hogs aud
mArket eIO.cs duLI md mnmImnl
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Tho propeller lIHshrouck that made the last
tlpdoNn the river at the CLOSE ut NAVIGATION last he.
ccmhrr started tor Ncwburgh at II last night from
Pier $50. North River Capt Wck, saws b Dc can make
hts Through ihc lct lac Will continue his min
Puughkrtp-i IresrHu- from up tNNr report lang
ncds ~ nuauug icc in the uoshh0rhuud of West POINT
Scar uul hhrrpsir tis ten inches tines, but gradually
r,iu1 way 1hr iN-nrouck Is 10 tow tile barge susque
hanna as lar ~ NcNburghL
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One of Capt. B,rne.. ramou. Prisoners.

William Burke alias Baker. and Henry Vree-
land were arrested by Capt Byrucs ct TIE Mercer street
police soon after the remains OF A. T. stewart were
stolen Ctpt Byrues faucicd tha he had evidence that
would connect them with the stealing OF the r.mlln..
tut tc Grand jury dii NOT iuiict them fNcn Nrcviaud
Was t-cuAr-td Tie Graui jury indicted HlrAc fl. fhc
'r-rrf % ch,ck for Si7l uluu TIE Wet Side Bluk.
nurrufft o. hr drawn tn the order OF lanes Wtuiu-
SON. bV Siik kr~. the brewers. tlr -u o oct Der
Last Hur,r va. convicted yesterday ia e General
sIuII.. NM 1 L--LL- l-I
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KIDNAPPED BY woM4N IN MACK.
Picked Up In Front OF the school House
city Island-A Fathers search.

About twenty feet from the main street on
City Island. with two buildings on the oppo-
Site side and two stores close by. stands a white
wo-story frame building. with porch in front.
cupola on top and a covered stairway on ono
side. surrounded by Stat fence. II is the
school house Of the town, and since week ago
Monday Charles Davis. a blacksmith. has been
hunting for his Cight-year-old son samuel,
who was kidnapped from in front Of ii By
woman in black. 1t is supposed that tho woman
IS Mrs Davis. the boys mother family troubles
having been followed 10y separation and a
~ roe. the boy going % lily" with his father
Davis. sister lives on CITY Island and bee went
nom New Haven 10 live with her IN October
la-i, He Is u sober, industrious man, srillOm
IIHii. uI with other persons Affairs. In Jam
"Nih "'l ne began 70 wear an ANXIOUS look,
aul Do" cautioned his sister not To- allow his hOy
o sp'nN in strangers. ana told the boy TO run
mono % any strangers spoke 10 him. In that
month received notification that his wife had
.'tuu"I decree Ot divorce IN Connecticut, on
u. Hfy una ~ drunkenness. Wishing only 10
i'Nlh me custody Of hls son, he had not APP
n""r"d q the divorce proceedings. soon after
T' hfrre was granted u woman in black ana
~ streets OF cry Island. When II WAS about
nn' lor school 10 be closed they went to Davis's
,swr house. the woman standing outside Of
I7 len,t AMI the constable going 20 the back
MOE Entering the kitchen the constable met
HIVE sister and asked Where's sammy
~ WAS told that tho boy Ind not returned rom
nhp'. Smiling, the constable turned on his
Hrri ANA went out. While he and the woman
. ~ Dt'R went toward the school house by one
AL sammy returned home hy another.
s nn9.i an hour aiterward the woman in black
Ill., mo o9nstable were again in front Of tho
ssrDus"' Tho constable went ahead rs brfOrn.
HE kitchen. and again asked. Where's
koH's M stairs locked in and I've got the
Say Dayss sister answered and YOU can't
~ MN I'll his father comes home"
/ ,Ii woman had disliked the constabes famll-
wron'o" "u ma suspicions that something was
ibI peeied in, and opened q closet in the
ON, neh aud then. looking discouraged. went
d. anl l0ned the woman In black Later In
ka1 Wy DAVIS returned home and said that he
~ seen Ills wife. She was the woman in black.
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RICHARDS sHRrRNER At London. England, on
tn 18th ult. 4 q. Richards of Gardiner Me to Miss
Anne A'huurner daughter 1t samuel Ashburner VI Lon.
i 800. England.
MoLT-GCrNAN March .. by the Rev Dr. Meisner,
JuAus Vol 10 Theresa daughter OF the late H. Gutnan.
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PoUGHREEpsIE. March l2-The vacation at ST.
stephen college haNl ended. only about forty Ave
o Che 'l-fN SUD, ut huvr returned and uny lew OF
these sided with the expelled stuleut. PaIkerson
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ALLENTowN. PA. March l2-Jlhn Wey was
shot utnu last ui.ht by PAM Hans while rouhiug hen
roost near CedarNilc. village uircc mics from
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Guslnts5 Hotties.

The Great Spring M~dlcine-Dr Chambers
Chnmouil, Blood Hul Liver Pills All druggists, - eta
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BIaIr's PIiIs.-Great ENGLISH Remedy for Govt ana
rheumatism. All Iru--I.t. have them.
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A. reliable remedy for Coughs and CoIds
Use PuRTLRs COUGH BALSAM 25. 80. aud rs centA
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The hest Elastic Truss ever Invented. Price
now ous = 90 rOMEKOi TRUSS co. 740 Broadway
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Benson Capcno Porous Plaster far superior to
porous pasoTs acts quicker and more powerfully Ado
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Isl $3.50 Nl -TAlE LOTTERY
D.. .I.. IIAtE VI kI,, "a ~
$3.50 ftl. DISTANT tIND Hll7 ~
carr Al llall.>. rit.u. rl1no 5000
HIUl.I. ithiIS -. HALVES 81
VT I'NN-'N tu. E,.i.rI 4. r.i,, 900 broadway
o. 0--0 5000 '"f '... q. " .tI. ~ .H., SIN the last
'N' '.t..HI. B. '.Ir N't'iD iu-.I..N iar dcmanl.
VAN HLII.'s "IiNE AND ROCK" TRADE
mars registered the only genuine For sale BY drug
I't, atSi per large oo'e aud at depot KS chamhersst
HHuih ''dc, asa rcr alion. VAS RElL,
"kIHk's KNTAND ROCK CANDY"
The ,aur rlhr quOiv a., ll -olds solid by MS Tor the
past 20 years, ~ lrt butuc, - peg ralnu
~ u. KIRK 4 co,
go FULTON rr and iuJ BROADWAY.
BROADWAY BROADWAY BROAD.
Az Out at u O'Clock. For safe everywhere.
THE FHIEDKICHsHALL
Is the only reliable aud best of all Bitter watsTA
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MAnINr INrrLLIGkX cE

Nf~ftrruF tlNASAt-rHts nav
sun rses. q ~ SIM srts..... ~ Noon risea u 90
HfGu NArfn-rius nav.
sandy HOok.li - Gov i.nud ~ 10 He'll Gate.. -
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-26
A Nevada Judge.

5"It is surprise to see 9 young mar
like you here, said Judge Bowker, at
Reno, New, the other day, to y fellow
who Had been whoopinse sc over night
You filled yon1seh sup with IN enemy
10 deprive you OF youf BRAHMS" pros
iceeded the court, rearrangiug its spec
itacles and glaring at,the culprit. "Now,
here you are, . young man of inteli-
gence and good clothes ON, and doubt
less You have another and sisters who
think q great deal more of you than i
do. You've abeen sent to- school and
taught how to earn o. igooda living. In
return for this you go screaming around
tho streets at midnight, tearing down
signs and making i Wild beast Of your
sell. 1s Is that HE the conduct Of "a
'reasonabie creature? ,sNos Of course it
isn'xas Nows I'm going to teach you d
lesson, young man. You needn't turn
pale, for it won't help you any. Have
yot got any chewing tobacco abont you?
, Thankee. Chew more and drink less,
ikbtI do You're dischargeds Next
time you're tempted to take q drink,
thinkaof my kindness1 and weeps and
refrain from the dehasing habit. EhP
Well, 7 don't care if T do, Avery, come
out and Join me with this young gentle-
man: Erchdssge. "asa 80 kisesi 'lss'7"
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RAISING. suNKEN VESSELS.


Some interesting experiments have
lstely been made in raising sunken
vessels, or other submerged objects, by
a plan invented by aViennese engineer.
The Berlin Tribune says, that the agent
employed to lift the isunkenl objects is
carbonic acid gas, generated below the
surface of the water. In an otherwise
empty balloon a bottle of sulphuric
acid is placed, imbedded in a quantity
of Buffers salts, and an arrangement is
provided by which the bottle can be
broken atpleasure. The balloon, empty
with the exception of the bottle and
the salts, is taken down by diver and
securely attached to The object to be
raised. The bottle is then broken, and
the sulphuric acid thus set free perco-
lates the salts and generates carbonic
acid gas, which inHates the balloon, and,
after time, causes it to rise to the sur
face, bringing with it the object attached
to it. The trials which have been made
with this new apparatus have as vet
been only on o comparatively small
scale, but they are stated to have been,
30 far en,inently successful. A small
vessel, weighing several hundred weight,
was sunk in sixty feet of water, q diver
was sent down and attached the balloon
TO it, and, in very short time, the
machine appeared on the surface of the
water bringing the vessel with it. On
another occasion FIVE sacks filed with
sand dwere thrown overheard in fifty feet
OF water, and, In few minutes, were
similarly recovered. ~
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Obnoxious Chinese.

The Chinese are reportedtas. making
trouble in Tahiti, not only'in the new
way they have done It in Oali fofnis, New
Zealand, Australia and elsewhere, but
also in other and peculiar respects.
They have introduced opium smoking,
to which the natives threaten to be-
come addicted to an alarming extent.
Concubinage is another feature. they
have grated upon Tahitian society.
This they did also in the Sandwich
islands, where, by reason of the scarcity
of women, it has caused especial indig-
nation The labor market in the So
ciety islands is limited, and the Chinese
are mostly in business for themselves;
but, being able to live on less than
their white competitors, who are main
~ French, the retail trade is rapidly
passing wholly into their hands. What
ever market there is for labor they also
monopolize. Formerly the vessels sail
ing around the islands had white cooks,
but now they are Chinese. The Gov.
ernment has been petitioned for, meas
ures to remedy this state Of things. It
is proposed, as it was in California, to
prohibit the Celestials from owning real
estate or transacting business without
paying heavily for license. .sd' geza
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u The Small Boy and the oar-Driver.

1.-The small boy who steals rides on the
street cars swung himself upon theplat-s
form of ., Jefferson avenue car, the,
other day, to come down town. He was
mentally calculating the cost per rod Of
STREET railways when the driver looked
back and caught sight Of the top of his
head and leaped OF tosgivehim q cut.
II one of these small boys was ever hit
with a drivers whip before, the date
has been forgotten, but this, lad caught
. ,stinger and left that platform as if he
meant to f1y. The driver chuckled, but
the horse didn'tT For some reason he
stopped. left the track, tried 10 adraw
the car off khelrailss and, in the sefort,
broke a! tug, jerked the money.box of
the rail into the mud, and might have
climbed into the car if the driver had
not appeared. While the money was
being fished for in the mud, and re-
pairs made, the small boy put in his
speech. ls The ache" had left him, and,
standing where he could secure good
view Of operations, he called out:
q "Kin ye tell a feller jist 'zactly how
much ye made by that ERE job9e-De-
tyoit Free Prers. ssas Al ka9.Fsssh ss'a'7A
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D He is q great man who can occupy the
first place in nation, and at the same
time prevent his weakness from being
known. The thing most necessary is,
not how TO be perfect flor that is imr
possible hut how to- seem so. I'm this
fWashingtop succeeded # he ever did
any thing wong, he was. probably sorry
for II, but his first step was TO lay the.
blame on some persoh WHO could sup
port 1T better than he, IF qhe9co
planned that the coffee twas muddy, he
did itmostly by substitute. II, he threw
the moaning; butter in Q fit, Of impa-
tienee against the wal, it was done to
test the staying qualities Of the colors
sofsfthe wall paper. If he sometimes
Slipped up on the ice and was omomen-
staHly undignifed, he,laid it to his little
hstchet; and the lookers-en, forgot to
ssmile. Once he put on another mans
hat in moment O., absent t-minde dness,
and The hat descended to his shoulders
@This, - he said, with the utmost So
brietys@ is therhat Of MHtha's frstshns-
band. I regret to perceive that heWas
swell head And thus was he not
only relieved from the embarrassment
of, the moment, but he made a point
against the person who was first in The
heart of his amiable partner -Bufalo
. sE1pye8s. .Esasasssea sd1 sssf.f bae nol4!i
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Operating ON Animals.

Many who read the following viii re-
call the story of the good lion, who was
grateful to the girl for extracting .
thorn from his paw bsgs p zassl al 81
- A monkey at the Alexandra Palaoe,
London, was recently suffering b from
toothache, so they put. him into q bag,
whence only his head protruded, and
handed him oversto the dentist. oit97s lai
"Pug screamed and. snapped, and
threatened to be very troublesome, but
when the dentist managed to get his
hand on the abscess. and gave relief, the
monkeys demeanor changed, entirely.
Z He laid his head down quietly for
examination, and without the use of the
gas submitted to the removal OF Q stump
and tooth as quietly as possible. 3
"A large bear at the Berlin Zoo had
become blind through acataract on both
eyes, They strapped him up, achleFp.
formed him, had him treated by ,anioctls
list, and. when next ehe Fwas sallowed Ito
come into the light, and noticed that he
could see clearly, the great brute winked
and capered in ecstasy" 2 as esai,9'5a