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none III regard 10 II. bu' we S!nc"tcI!
trust that the difference, IN the A~spCia-
ton may he haruonizol nr nyrrrtIlrd .
flint 81 ,vn,tl,, dn.i,,,, ,,,,. H., ,,,,.,.,J ,,, .
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anu td' monument Z" on I" completion
within the life the present generation.
4 GREAT pINSICIhN GONE.
Death of Dr. William DnrIimg-->ketch Of
His Busy Life.
William, b,,.li,,., n n - n l., -
=, '''' ''''r'' w. '''' '.''' 49, 10
, -, 'I"It~N"r "i anatomy III the Med
real depart m"nt Of the University OF Yer
mont and in that of fine I'uivrr.ttynt \,v
York di.l !, tL. l,,t.r to-, ,T,,.,.l.,.
,,,,,,.,,t,.,' 80 ~ .'", >''"H
'.''' '''"-' 81 p,le"I'i'HiA Df' l'Ail'"| :
NltNirSN i itIfiputrd largely To the result
OF severe fall. which he suffered on
Trr,lov uI tbi, ,,r.k II ,,.s r..,,.d t,,.,,
h,. hnd r.cn,.od ..ri,,,,.. i,.,..,,, i,,i,.,.i,,
~ 'I''0 '',.i ''' nJ'i IT,
''''' ''i' 'i''. Nh"IcU Hltulc;u aN7iN'allce
was obtained. but he gradually failed, and
finally succunhcd to the disease winch
had assailrd him and thn l., iuri.. r...,ivod
frnr, liz. f,r 80
'J,' Us ','i
1T. Earring was born III Berwickshirc,
scotland, in 1873 and was graduated from
the university of Edinburrh vb.ro ba
took prize for proficiency IN The classics
1t had been his intention To- enter thr min
istry. but. abandoning that nnrnn.n he
came to this country and il, isl h,r.,,,,,, ~,
pupil Of Valentine Mott The fnmnI,s .I,r
!scon. After attendii,r ,nrIirni l.ctnrn.
for six wears. he wa. nonniutrl in ism
assistant phySicinn nj BnIInrIn hn.,,it
al and in 1872 he rrrriynd ,!,n TO-
gree Of VI. ID. from thr nnivnr.ir, If
New York, in which Institution he hold
surgery and demon.tratnr If o,utn,uy
In 1888 he became senior assistant nby:i.
clan to the quarantine hnsnitni tt,to,,
Island. and in 1873 senior p.sistnnt ,hys;
clan to the emi~rnnts' bn.,it'i UPn ,'5
Island. In is5G he Wen, To- t en-, "H uG
remained there ten wears. s,uIIvinp his
profession in London, Paris tjininr',b
glasgow. &c. Before rrti,rnim'r n" 7.,
came, on fr,inly Of ihn ;Fnvnl
Co!lrrr of SURGEONS .tir,.,i ',,,',F ,,i;,i
he was immensely prnuG In 1S,,G IN.
Darling returned ia mi, rountrv :, La
come professor of anatomy i'm thn u,iv.r-
sity of New York; and i'm $50 h,. was M
pointed To Il like prufr,snr.hin in Tia
Medical department of tLe i'uiy,rsitv If
Vermont He received Inc hnunrnri dn.
gree of \. VI. from the university nf '\nv.
York in 1862. and of Ill. ID from thn IN.
VrrSitV of Vermont i'm IsSn lie was :,
member of a large number Of nrnfnssirnni
societies in this country ana nl,ronl
Dr. Darling WAS Drrhnus the ,rn.t dis
tiuguishcd anatumi-t i'm the roI,rti.,.. nnI
he was remarkable not only for M, r,rn,
found acuunintnurr viii Li. .,,,i.lI III
but for his broad and lhrr,I ri,.Ico i', ,.,l
ulre. his vigor ana pnlyrrnf thnu.,ht ,,n'l
his phenomenal t1crIfy nf "Tmr,.,im"
scientific truth i'm tine simnIn.t All ,,,'I7
vivid LANGUAGE. IIr.yn. ~ r,ou If strn,,,r-
Unmarked character and nf m.iu,. nrr,.I7.
trictirS, and scores of nmusium trE,.ins ,,ro
i'm riTcuintIon of which Lt ,,.n. ~. .o,., ~,
the victim. His thousands If nII ,,I,n,il
will hear with regret nt ms sud,lnn iJ,.rtn
and will nay his memory Inc rriI,,,. ~ -
Sigh.
The New York n,r.,.. uuh1i-b r,,,...,,,l
appreciatiyp obitliIry u6tirns If ~, n ii,,'
ling. Among other thing, the TTLI,U,
SAYS:
$50 rrtrntivp WAS the nrnfas..,.' mann
ory that he. cnuId rrlntn in L.t.,iI 49,.
events of his life. could rrurnt nInnst nav.
part of Shnksur;lra when rnIInG INN, NH
knew the works of nearly nyrr,. u,,,,,,in,.
English and American nnrt hv hr,rt H..
was a biblionhilr and sprut his iii. mo-
ments huntiu,r thrnrui thn bnnt,..t,,rn..
for old and r1rr Volumes bntb il, IL.
country and Eurnnr IIntnnl, y, ,,,.,..,t in
terest in students who showed amy nhiIitt.
and helDrd them in nvnrv ,y,, Jnnt.ijIa
both ~ students and ,r,ctit inni.r. IT,
ALWAYS trpnted with rrsnrrt Thn In"Gi.
cal profession mourn his inSs and if i -
universal seutimru, tLot his nIarr viii me-
difficult TO till
The T1n1cS saws: "Dr. Darling breatLed
his last surrouIidad I,v onntn,nicnI .,,nci
when in Il condition of drlirium Lr drliy-
cred u coinblptr lrcturn an, uuntn,,,,, ,ybicI,
,,,.,. n,,,f,.rtI,, r,h,,.,, s.',nI ~
T', it',.i .f W 'u'n =" "flII
'V"' pC" SUM- NlIO MS phAN'tHll, lliltl
rarely nevH Witnessed.
"Dr Darling l. known to have been the
author of many ANONYMOUS pppms his
bnshrulucsS urnmutiuu the vii bhullin,r If
biy .i,,unt,,r W-h, I ,,..,. H., + 'i - -
- ~ 49, W '!'l ilI N"H III l'pi"'l d
tNintcu P'iPcl VIZ iouIu IN me cdNlt Oh Il
young Slrl SkUI-unc ol his specimens,
The twisted paper was discovered to he Il
uupm of such bruuty THAT a reward nf piD
without success Dr. Dnrlinr WINS mmcb
sought after in social cjrrlrs. particI,lnrly
among The CaIedoninus He y,,s - nrG-
fnIlnd mnthemntician and 1sed tn' nstnInd
people by nropoundin% hrwiIdrrin% nrnH'
lens in tIiclid and nI@ebrn nr 0orrIin~
was ALWAYS rrn"rniIs nnd v,un- hnnrtri =
lie lived GmietIV and nd mostentntion.ly