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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

Al the grant lottery held 10y the
Church OF the immaculate Conception.
THURSDAY evening. the SOdality OF the
Cathedral drew the banner, they hav-
lug raised s95, while the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception had but $50.
Mrs. sChristiIneyer drew the sewing
machine. Mr.. Altmeyer the sofa, Mr..
Dennis Metorky the centre table, Mr..
Caledon. OF BenwoOd, the chair and
rnckcr. Mr.. W. Bell the clock, while Mrs.
Wilkie held the lucky number that drew
the pair of tine cali boots. The net pro-
ceeds Of the lottery viii amount TO
something over 500 The entire net
result has not yet been ascertained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
I.indslsy Msttera

IAndslsy MstterA
Esse I.indsley Liferzry socicsy met n
the regular hour yesterday afternoon,
and the performances were a. follows:
DeclaIaAtions-H. Garden, "Whers
Shall the Soul Find RestT
John Mcclure, "semPrOnius' Speech
OF War"
James Maxwell, The Heather Chi
nee in New Role"
William Gutman, The Sad Tail"
John Armstrong. Soldiers Dream."
Orlofi Zane. The Cold Water Man. "
John List. Blessings Of Sleep"
David Garden. "Old lrousideSr
Andrew Hare, The Cold Water
Man"
Esays-Frank Hail, The Bicycle"
Eugene Armstrong. Taking"
O. kisneF, The Moon"
Peter Bosley, Precious Stones"
VIM. Hoffman, Frank Leslie."
Wm. Roll, Coaches"
Ia. Hall, "Lile."
Charies Hobbs, Dog Strengthening. I"
VIM. Delaplain, "Franczis"
George Stamm, John C. Fremont. /"
Samuel Boyoe, Pursuit Of Knoul-
edge"
Charles LIST, Money"
PAnnell GAr1en, How to be a Gen
tlemAn."
OFT Carothers, "The Historical Char
aeter OF Shakespeare.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
II Seems Imposnele

that a remedy made Of such common,
simple plants as Hops Buehu, Man
drake, Dandelion. &c, should make 50
many and such marvellous and wonder
iul cures as Hop Bitters, but when old
and young. rich and poor, pastor and
doctor, lawyer and editor, all testify TO
having been cured by them, you must
believe and try them yourself, and
doubt no longer. See other column.
Laughlin Bros. 4 Go, Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

7 -. I.sylng Columbus ~ p ~ ~. y euL -
IS. a.Nv through tb!cago fNprC...
A - ss.,..,,elIs ially cxccpt sunday, a. !. VI
lcaHn y, - = ~ attached arriving In Chicn
via ~ naming Births can b. sccur''l
Fosi ~ :, 4 nion Depot ticket uinoc, Colnm.
ei nuaans dragirg roon s.eSRin ar y, 'e5 TsIi.
vlihout - ~, Ygrk aud " 81 % Columbus,
dslpns - Louisville Indianapolis and 81
Lonk = jackets. bsxzAgc checks. slecptng
Eos ~, and any farihs5 l9i3rns .
DO apey * ns.,et loot % Eleventh strvCt Of
a. Hln-i,,4.a.sss Okce. undeg NcLuN House,
W. ,t.,u General Managcr. Co,ambnS,
u 49,. t,cncrAi fasSengcr and Ticket
o. NJ. I " -. nOio
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
Accident on the Washington and Waynes'
burg Railroad

The engine Of the Pittsburgh southern
train No. =, Jumped the track at ESpy,
ON THURSDAY night, breaking loose from
the coaches. The engineer, MIR. liar-
per. Was scalici. though 1t Is hoped not
seriously. The reason Tor the accident
was the giving way IT the cmbankment
ON account Of the rains washing out un-
lerneaIh the traCk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
ADJUSTMENTS
TIE FKAALK MISsTRELS

The fact that there viii be q female
minstrel shoS tonight, is one not liable
to be forgotten. Every man and boy
who has determined 70 20 has hEd his
eye on the day aud date and win not re-
quire a reminder. The front row in the
orchestra has been engaged Tor over q
week and hair dressers will do land
office business, to-day, arranging wigs
10 hide those bald heads. The 'bai
Jove," young men will h. there in pro-
fusion, and so siil the clerks. Some
one is going 70 tell Us Of it, - il can be
mentioned on Monday. Tor we are going
10 prayer meeting tonight
TIE JuRLkE Singles.
Al the weather. psxmtlss sgashiuxtDn
present indications. viii contain the
largest audiences u has had In u for
many a day; and they, no doubt, viii
also be delighted audiences, - the col
ored warblers have mot failed 10 please
at every concert The concerts this
afternoon and evening win differ some
what from those heretofore given In our
city, a. many OF the SONGS viii be Of .
more secular character, and bring out
the DAD dArkey OF the plantation In his
genuine log cabin JOY. Arrangements
have been made with superintendent
Lotus, and also with the Elm Grove
Company, 10 have street cars xait ior
Passengers TO the close Of the concert,
and in order 10 give = full programme
the evening concert viii open st quar-
Ter 10 eight O'Clock. Superintendent
Lotus also consents % carry children
under twelve yeAns TO the matinee from
North WheeiTng. south Wheeling and
the Island at three cents each way, max
ing six cents Ion the round "Trip. The
children Of the city are somewhat
aroused, and VIII, no doubt, gu the
hall Everything has been we'll planned
to give our citizens q real treat, and the
tickets already sold indicate that the
plans and work are appreciated. Two
OF the most worthy objects In Wheeling
VIII be sharers in the proceeds Of the
concerts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

Ma NJ. SlLNoKK, No. 1921 Market
street, proprietor Of the One Price At
lantic Clothing House, will have his
Opening Day on February q, with one
Of the finest stocks ever brought 10 this
city In the line Of Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods A cordial invitation
is extended 70 all 10 call. Don't forget
the opening day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent sayings and Dolngs.

Misses Mary and Georgia Cooper OF
Wheeling. are visiting Mrs. Rev. Curtis
-.NotiRisrillS Reporter.
Mr.. louis Acker. OF Logan, List n
Co 5, leaves to-day Tor short visit 10
Boston.
Mr.. NJ. A. Chandler ieit last evening
on business tup to Cincinnati wa the
"PeWiky."
Mr.. n. Keller, well known SIeuben-
vile man, Was in toWn yesterday look
ing up his friends
We regret to learn that Miss Mamie
Britt is confined 10 the house with a
very severe sickness.
Mr.. VIM. Oibert. OF East Wheeling,
Is not expected to live through the
night Tie is very low With the typhoid
fever.
ten. I. III. Duyall, US. Internal Rev
enue Collector, returned yesterday irom
a trip through the wi,as OF WetEel ooun-
ty, where he has beea looking up some
cascS
Henry Rickse. 81 MAeeling, is in the
80 s~.-t~y. Mn hick-s Mn -Asortiy 10
snne his Old position A. one q Ste1hen-
Ntlie's business men.-SasbssrEs Co
1T.
Rev. G. z. Masslen is expected home
to-day iron his Philaalelphia trip.
Major Jimmy Speyer has returned
from A long visit to his old home in
Hartford. Conn. He reports trade as
every one feeling good.
Among the latest arTiyals at the NeS
NeLure are the following:
ii M Merriman, W. @. Farmer, j.
W Charlotte, c. Malcolm, W. A. Bry-
ant New York; Warren Cooper, Ne
braska: G. n. Hosg, Cadia. o.; Goiiah
Tsdro. Jefferson, Ohio; W. q Hunt
San Francisco: + l. Hobson, Flushing;
Theo. &. smith, Psrkersburg; James
. Ps.rson. washington, ID. G.; Nathan
Fsntl. G. +. Aver, John Jury, rnl
5slnhia: Clinton Collier, g 1. boa,'
Chieago; Quincy Percy, Cleveiand' j.
Among the arrivals at the stamm yes
,srisv are the following. T. 7. fooss'
aston: Oliver Jellihe, Morgsn.3xni q
IoII;Se' Fairmont; I. W: hi,ehs.l'
Msysyille; E. 5. Beals, Buffalo :. w
pniI Wsst Alexander; Joseph ToiPnn'
Ssx York; n. N. lane, Mes YORK; A.
> Sev wslcb Cadiz; w. II. Cohn and hos
Chicago; II. n; hornoryh;
s, I'M Grove: Is. l. Mintser, Philadeipn'a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
spECIAL BARGAINS.

~ pieces Black Cashmere,
100 He'd Spreads. 400 doz. Me-
rino and Cotton Hose, 1000
yards Dark Prinls, 100 boxes
knitting Cotton. Marseiiles md
Nainsook, Long and short
Dresses. 100 boxes Ruching,
which 4 offer az very low prices.
JOHN EMSHEIMER, iii
Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

PKEsoxs With stated incomes, can
Purchase . Mason Il Hsmlin Csbinet
Organ at Sheib's Music Store, on cay
payments Of s. or more monthly, and
thus secure the bSst orpn made
for very small sam. Call under
Washington Han and - them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
Mbsslins Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Inasx TO Now Aavsrtisemouts

Hats at Dinger's.
Wahted-Boy tO Work on Farm.
Relief for Ireiand-Parnell and Dillon.
Lost Money.
Letter List.
PARTIES aud SOclals-ThOs. +, Hey
mann.
Help Wanted-New Mcclure House.
Lost Gold Breast pin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

CLEVELAND G PITTssUR6 &. r
Ia Condensed Time Gard.
anINa KAsT AND WEI.

On and si,nr Nov. ,. 1872, AL trains will run
= xxily (excpt sunday, a. tohOws:
- fhnnush tralns 10 Pittsburgh.
" IrhrOuEn trains 70 Cleveland
q fhfonFh trAinS ~ Chicago.
&IPnllmanI 4 fArlOr Cas- between WellSyille and
II Iiossi sna s,scplng Cans on all trains between
a kl<anco aud Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

Court met at Ia A. N.
u. b. WEIGH " Franklin Insurance
Company, in assnmpslI The evidence
la this case VAS closed. The argument
at counsel will confluence to-day.
Court adjourned until to-day at IN
4. u.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

MoLAIS BEOrHKEA Of our city, have
been appointed agents Of this and the
neighborine county Of Belmont for the
sale Of the celebrated Excelsior Kidney
Pads, receiving BY express . large
invoice Iron the factory in Toledo.
The construction Of the Excelsior Pad i
original in is design, more easily worn
aud more comfortable TO the patient
than any other, while the price has
been reduced 20 one dollar and hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
Nerve

Itisa great thing TO have what Is
called nerve, and nothing contributes
more 10 the power OF physical control
thus named than Warmers Sale Nervine.
n slso relieves al kinds Of pain, and
cures hesdache and neuralgia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
Ayers Hair vigor,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
lrs NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR

Advancing yaN
sickness cam dis,
pointmeutAullsss
diiarl pp,i.,F..
ton. all turn o..
halrguA aut,litr
otthcm iu,ilus a.
shed ai4r1
ANvfs llaIFNlgF
by hong aui,Aif
siN, usr hasIrt.U
that 90 stop d. la"
Ing ul GIr lar .a
) Ii,>iisirl, u.Isur
ttN- ihI 80 au
AMI Away sUr,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

Hyou want TO see an article J, Va ".
works wonders, Just Try a oos.'e III -.
Is;as PscssTal Dough Syrup. IL VIE -.
Ieve more coughs than snyLnh ~
ever an. and contains no hoIPn -,
opium- Bottles hold double any V SnI
PREPARATION Cor the same money '
By most dealers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

1900 When rcquircd az sherman Hous,
~ West wheeling aud Gtayvl Hill
rckss md basagsge checks b all puneipel
4 ..i.,.in rhe East and West can b. prucured o.
~ fI.tst ono Ia Bridgeport y. X Ml Etss,
Genera PASSENGER & Ticket Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
To cIose.a few Cloaks and Dol
mans be,Ow co-i, JOHN EM-
sHEIMER, IIli Main street.
Tnarmometar Rseorct.

As taken at Sihuspfs Opera House
drug store:
FRIDAY.
I,-g lNNo
7ANI2N3FN. IAN I'm. SrN. n.
- ~ - - - 3 a. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

,,..,or,.s its cilOr. whrn ihlci oi gul ll'lll
is,c. The nutritiyc organs 10 healthy a,,htil 49,
,',.,-,,,y,,, bOth the hair aud IT. hraDV lts
In.shy. ucak " sickly hair ls,um', g,l>,
plisblc and stn'hgih.nsi. To-. mar f,-nn, '..
s,,tI,.hri. thin hair thickrns aui iIi-i u. ,fal
hair. resume their original colur IT, H,.rl.
A. ',,r, and harmless u curvs daniuf Lr,
an humnrs. aud kcrIs the sraip cud U.an 40
III under which conditions, di'tn-H ed. o.
scalp arr impossible ,,.,,.,..-...
- IL H. grateful and AGREEABLE p'fiUms al
v.lnrl Tor ihc spit lusip aud rrhnu,' ui IHHr
s--.....,. Isnspuu.l IA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

100 Infants and Long and
short Dresses. going at zac and
81. AT JOHN EMSHEIMEKs.
MI Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

II sells like hot CAKES; We mayer ex-
pedenced anything ike IL ST.. JAooEs
on Is truly wonderful. l. Burton 4
Co, Troy. N Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
TO CLEVELAND

z.eubenville accommodation leayes bellalie AZ
l.Er hi. RidgppOt a. 500 aud arrives al sieu'
Seville tSisP n 49,,
i : -IrsVcs slsnbsuvilie az 750A. n, brdsepou
"A IN A. N arrive AZ Bcllaip al $40 A. n
NJ aisobenviiie Accommodation. "a afhlon
1. 4. ,Srir rreuiar Trip 30 and from StcubeuNule
4 an n.ts In following TiIs between Bellairv
~ -, a. Msrti1's Ferry ......... l0.35 A. ~.
|%Ntt - 40 2. n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

mo. 10. on SATURDAY night has no connection
AR Chlcago or Sandusky.
Pullman Paiace, nnaing Room and sleeping
Cars on al uight trains.
Sclo,e connections aro made Tor all point
south and southwest North and Northwest
making his q desirable route Tor cOlOniso AMI
tlrtlcnlAr attention 4 given.
No q slopa a. all stations between wheeling
and Gsalton.
. uAxxIING. PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
A w DIVISION.
X1Hro heclil,k .....----.....--o;to A. n ls0E ~
TriAdelphiA Accommodation.
Ilckees 10 all principal points on sale ~ depot.
Ofnce open al an hOun daring The day.
miormAtion W the travelling public cheertully
oven. w. ". CLkMESrS. N. Of u.
. r. r DEykRlSS. General Agent, wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
Pi,isburuh, Cincinnati & ST. Louis


(, -. ,.hls t,r East and West. Nov. 70. issg
- $40 PA. HAnilc Depot foot Oi Eleventh
- 81 public landing daily, eAcep1 sun
al = plloFs:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
TaAnspoafArloa.

I760RE 8 ONO R. q. co.
- = : IS 49, w.; ss. ft ana l'l''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
Or. ]. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass,

Practical aud Analytlcal chemist,
rs-S,ld by all Druggists AMI Dealer Ia Mel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

And PAMPHLET WORK d done win pronpf
s,es and IN The bed manner.
vsr-psctfuny solicit vork iOr sitss' Of hes
rcpsrlnentA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-16
Horseshoe Superstitions.

The horseshoe was of old held to be of
special service as security against the attacks
Of evil spirits The virtue may have been
assigned, perhaps, by the rule Of contrares,
from it being a thing incompatible with the
coven foot of the evil one, or from the rude
resemblance which the horseshoe bears to
the rays OF glory, which in ancient pictures
are made to surround the heads OF saints
and angels; or, finally, from some notion of
its purity acquired through passing the fire.
This latter supposition receives some coun-
tenance from the method rcsorted to for the
cure Of horses that had become vicious or
afflicted by any distemper that the village
farriery did not understand such disease
was invariably attributed TO witchcrail, and
the mode of cure seems TO imply the belief
that the imperfect publication by fire of the
shoes which the animal wore had afforded
an inlet to malevolent influences. Accord
ingiy the horse was led into the smithy, the
door closed and barred, the shoes were taken
off and placed in the fire, and the witch or
warlock was speedily under the necessity Of
removing the spell under which the animal
suffered. Sailors are for the most part, very
careful to have a horseshoe nailed to the
miZzenmast or somewhere on deck near mid
ships, for the protection Of the vessel. The
Chinese have their tombs built in the shape
Of the horseshoe, which custom is very Gu
rious, as it may be fairly regarded as branch
of the superstition long prevalent among
Ourselves.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-16
His Telephone.

:" guess hef 10 gif up my telephone al
ready said an old citizen of Gratiot avenue
yesterday, as he entered the office of the
company with very long face.
"Why, what's the matter nowY
"Ohl elerytings. got dot telephone in
poys in der saloon down town, and my rela-
tons in Springvells, but | hat to gf 1t up
| meier hat so much droubles"
"How2"
"Vell, my poy Shon, in der saloon, he rings
der pell ind calls me oop und says an old
trent Of mine WANTS to see how she works.
Dot ish all right. say: 'IIellop und he
says: Come closer goes closer ind he'll
loes again. Den he says: 'Shtand little
off, | shtands little off und yells vunce
more, und he says: "Shpeak louder" Iyels
louder. II goes dot way for den minutes,
und den he says Go to Texas, you old
Dutchmans' You see"
"Yes."
"And den mine brudder in Sprigyels he
rings de poll und calls me oop und say how
vas dis eafningsi ! says vas feelin' like
some colts, und he says; who wants 10 puy
some goatsY | says: 'Colts--colts-coltsp
und he answers: oh coats, | thought you
saidt goats = when goes 10 ask him of no
feels peter hears voice cryin' oudt, What
Dutchmans ish dot on dis liner Den some
pody answers, doan' know, but likes b.
punch his headtp You see2"
Eyes"
"Vell, sometimes my wife wants 10 shpeal
nit me when am down in der saloon. She
ring mine pcl und says, IIelov NOBODY
spheaks TO me. She rings again, und says
flee dells me 10 30 ahcadt, und den dells me
holdt on, und den dells mine wife dot am
gone away yells oudt dot Is not 80, und
sornepody says, How can talk if dot old
Dutchmans doan' keep sthillr You seeT
Eyes"
"And when ! gets in bedt Mt nights, some
pody rings der pell like der house vas on fire,
ind ven shumps oudt and says hello,
hear somepody sayin' Kaiser, doan' you
want 10 puy II dorgr | wants no dog, und
ven ! dells 'em so, hear some peoples
laughing; 'lIaw haw hawF You see |"
ayes"
"Und 40 you dakc II oudt, und ven some
pody likes 10 speak nit rne dey shall come
right away 10 mine saloon. Oof my brudder
ish sick he shall get peter, und II somepody
wants 10 puy me dog, he shall come we're
can punch him init glubr-Detroit Free
Pre1
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-16
Signers of the Declaration.

One Of the most remarkable circumstances
attending tho fortunes Of the signers Of the
Declaration Of Independence was the tran
guilty in which their lives were passed and
the late day to which they were protracted.
Most Of them lived TO good old age, crowned
with civil honors bestowed by the gratitude
of the Republic, and some Of them persisted
by the mere decay Of the powers Of nature.
Of the fitty-six who affixed their signatures
TO that document, twenty seven lived TO an
age exceeding seventy years, and forty TO an
age OF sixty Only two of the whole num-
Der, Gwinnett, Of Georgia, who fell in duel
in his forty-tilth year, and Lynch, of South
Carolina, who was shipwreckcd in his six
tieth, died Il violent death. Twenty
lived to the beginning Of the present century,
and three were permitted to see the great ex-
pertinent Of representative confederacy
confirmed by the events Of fifty years. OF
all the delegates from New York and New
England, only one, Whpple, of New Hamp-
shire, died alta earlier age than sixty. Never
III the world had the leaders Ia any bold and
grand political movement more reason to
congratulate themselves and their country
oil the issue. The exertions and peris Of
their manhood were succeeded by peaceful,
honored and ripe old age, in which they
witnessed the happy result Of the institu-
tons they had aided in deyising, and they
were gathered in their graves amid the re-
grets Of the generation which was in ils era
die when they laid the foundation Of the
Republic
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-16
A Remarkable Operation.

Some weeks ago Thomas Coulter, of New
York, had nose put on him by killing a
middle finger, taking out the bone and ai-
liking it to the bridge of his nose A de-
tailed account of the operation was pub
lished at the time. About three weeks ago
says the New York Herald, the plaster of
paris bandage was removed from his face
and a careful examination showed that the
finger had grown last to the site of the
former nose. DIR. Sabine at once decided to
sever the hand from the two joints which
were thereafter to serve as nose. Tommy
was rendered partially unconscious by the
use Of anesthetics, and the amputation was
performed without much trouble. During
the two months in which the finger had been
growing to the face the blood had retreated
from the hand and arm because of its pecu-
liar position, leaving them as white as snow
Shortly after the operation the tube through
which Tommy breathed was removed from
its position in the larynx. The patient at
present is in peculiar position 1t order
to have shapely nasal organ the second
joint of the amputated finger was crooked
so that the elbow forms the top of the nose
The end Of the finger was stitched to the
upper lip in neat manner. The next step
in the process was to remove pieces of skin
from the cheeks and forehead, and allow
them to grow on the lacerated and stitched
portions of the new nose. The consequence
is that there are no nostris at present and
Tommy breathes through his mouth and
ears. In order to avoid this. inconvenient
mode of inhaing and exhailing an opera
ton is shortly to be performed with view
of providing that new organ with nostrils.
Coulter's articulation is good, but his voice
sounds as though he were speaking through
Il rams horn. The surgeons is charge OF
the case are confident that they will be able
to remove this impeachment very easily. The
wonderful patience which Tommy displayed
during his trying ordeal enabled them to
operate with more success than in ordinary
cases. 1t is proposed TO remove all scars
from his face by the process Of skin-grafting.