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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-09
SKIN GRATING.
Results Of Two Interesting Experiments In
Connecticut.

Results Of Two Interesting Experiments In
Connecticut.
A Hartford (Conn) telegram to tn
Boston Herald says: The medical fra
ternity in Connecticut is watching with
interest two cases of skin grating, where
the scalp was wholly torn from the head.
Both patients are females, and the acci.
dent happened in the same way in both
Unconstitutional their long hair
catching in the machinery OF the shops
where they were employed. Amelia
Williams, aged IA, who suffered this
injury in corset shop, is under treat
ment at the New Haven hospital. She
was brought there October 2, within an
hour after the accident. The scalp was
wholly torn from the head, as was also a
part of one ear. The surgeons replaced
the scalp, fastening it with few stitches,
trusting that it would reunite. But it
did not, aud had to be removed. Skin
grating was then resorted to, and with
fair prospects of success. Hundreds of
persons have contributed tiny bits of
their skin, each about the diameter of q
lead pencil, which were taken by pinch
ing up the flesh and slicing of the skin
with keen blade. It is not expected
that hair will ever grow on the head, but
the grated skin will serve as a partial
protection to the skull. The girls gen.
eral health continues good.
The other case is not so promising, but
the surgeons claim that the fault is not
with the treatment, but due to the
patients carelessness. On the LIST of
August Miss Rosanna Flynn, woman
of 30 years, had her long hair caught in
the shafting at shop in Collinsville.
She was treated by local physicians, and
not until month after the accident was
she brought to the hospital. The scalp
was found wholly stripped of, together
with the skin down to the eyelids; there
was inflammation of the surface of the
skull, with some granulation. The
grating process was adopted, and hun
dreds of bits of skin, removed from the
arms of different persons, were used.
When q watery discharge followed q
grating, the bit of skin was removed and
q new one substituted. The formation
of new skin encircled the lower part of
the skull, and evidences of healing
pointed to the success of the experiment.
However, the woman was careless, and
several weeks ago partly destroyed the
growth by striking her head. Two weeks
ago she again struck it against the bot
tom of q raised window sash, tearing
apart the adhering skin and quite
destroying the result of the surgeons
work of many weeks. Erysipelss set in,
the patient rapidly failed, and the physi-
clans have no hope of her recovery.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-09
Certainly this is q most excellentshow-
ing, and one of which every Kansan
should be proud.
Insurance Deparcm sut.

The financial Knowing for this depart
ment for the year just closed is pre-.
eminently satisfactory, being in gross
receipts SIS, $685. while the expendit-
ures have only reached $5,39S5O. This
leaves net profit to the state of $40,-
1864. The receipts of 1885 were in
excess of the receipts oflsS4by $5,472S7,
being more than the entire expenditures
of the department for the year just
closed.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-09
Sales of SehOOl Land.

The reports of the several county
superintendent and county clerks for
the past six months have not yet been
received at the state auditors Office, but
the indications are that the sales OF
school land for the period will greatly
exceed those of any previous year in
the history of the state.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-09
A Ministers Hard Lines.

HArpen 1kzar.
Gentleman-How are mattersprogress.
ing in the church, Uncle Rastus- flour
ishing?
Uncle Rastus-I hain't preachin' d. no
mo-, sab.
Gentlemsn-Why. what's the trouble?
Uncle Rastus-Hit's all OWN ter de
drought, sab.
GentlemaI-The drought?
Uncle Rastus-Yee, sab. Yo' sees,
prayed TO- rain to- foah Sundays in con-
cesshun, sab, an da didn't no rain come,
an so de membahs oh de congregation
axed TO- my resignashun on de ground oh
disincability.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-09
POPULATION BY COUNTIES.

Counties as Reported BY the State Com
sus,
The following figures are taken from
the census returns, as reported by the
secretary Of the State Board of Agricul.
ture:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-09
Agricultural Interests.


Kansas is, agriculturally speaking, the
greatest state in the Union. All of her
husbandmen are, on an average, better
fitted and better equipped to obtain the
necessities of this life than those of any
other state in the Union. Why is this
It Is because her coil is as rich as the gold
fields of California in the Sos, or the
silver mines of Nevada in the 7Os.
The following statistics with reference
to the cultivated acreage of the state will
undoubtedly prove of interest. They
are approximate totals, and are given by
Major William Sims, secretary of the
state board Of agriculture. They show
the number Of acres which have been
sowsd to thevarious products throughout
The stats during the year:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-09
The States Finances.

Through the courtesy of Mr.. S. T..
Howe, treasurer of state, we present the
following statement of the condition of
the state treasury at the close of business
yesterday, December 81, 1885. The
amounts show the balances in the funds
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-09
Arrests By United States Omeers.

Affests by ULIted States OmSsrs.
The following is statement of arrests
made from the Office of United States
Marshal B. F. Simpson, from January ].
1885, to August Is, 1885, and since that
date by Marshal w. C. Jones:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-09
IT'S Paid For.

In ticking off his hat one day, Balded
accidentally removed his wig with it.
"Hullo," exclaimed friend in sur
prise; II thought you told.me you wore
your own hair"
II dc, !" retorted Balded. "This is paid
for"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-09
ELLIS COUNTY.

ELLlS OU( NIL
Townships, Towns and
Cities.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-09

The entire cultivated acreage of the
state is IA, 249, 401 acres, including prairie
under fence.
The live stock interests of the state are
also quite extensive, as figures obtained
from the same source as the above will
show. The number of animals in the
state, denominated as live stock, are
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-09
STATE DEBT.

The total state debt aggregates $780,
10000 and the evidences of its indebted
ness are all held by the various funds of
the state. except $273, 10000, which is
held by individuals and corporations
The state funds hold bonds of the state,
f,l1nuo.
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SORES ON NECK .

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city, certifies TO wonderful cure OF run
Ming sores on the neck which had been
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-16
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A GOOD CHANCE.

The residence Of Mrs. Able IL offered,
for sals at q bargain as the owner is
abo 1T going East. Inquire on the,
premises or ut this o1lce. tlcclstf
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

DOt8s
j. L. carpept ter advertises houses for
rent OF o very low rate.
Newark 10 said to have great attrac.
lions for Elkton lawyers.
Scott Way, formerly editor Of the
Middletown Transcript, left for Cali.
forpia on Thurfday.
A temperance conference will be hold
at Old Kennett Friends meeting house
tomorrow afternoon NJ 3 o'clock.
The large brick smoke stack Of CAV
ihrop % Son, at Kennett Square, Pa ,
was blown down on Thursday after
noon.
Two boilers. 16 feet long and As inches
In diameter, made by Hilles & Jones,
were placed In the Dean wooden mills
nj Newark few days ago.
Prof. Ritohie OF this CITY has formed
o class ~ Caskey Hall, ia Newark, TO
take Lessons in instrumental music on
Friday evenings.
According to the report of Treasurer
Herbert, the collectors of AppoQnini'
mink, 5t. Georges and Blackbird Hun.
dreds have not paid over any OF the TAI
for the current year.
W. L. 8. Murray will deliver. the
tem perAnce address before the RedlRib-
bon Association, go Market street., to-
morrow afternoon at 3.45 O'Clock. The
Tensp eranoe Quartet will furnish the
music.
The st. james Church fair, ovei
Eleventh street bridge, will close on
Tuesday evening, when o live pigeon
will mako its escape from pigeon pie
and whoever catches IL 10 to rave IL.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
FOURTH EDITION



The lons-pendinR suit between Henry
w, Morrow and franklin Taylor,
superb te dent Of the vulcaniEsd Fibre
Company, over patont for screaming
yulcanized fibre and artio a. made from
II, has ended In favor OF Mr.. Morrow.
the original inventor. The history OF
the case In . nutshell 10 about this: MT.
Taylor, having learned that MT. Nor
row had such an invention, invited him
to his offioe and prevailed upon him TO
let him test his process with 0 view
TO Its purchase BY tho company, and %
the same time, on Morrow consuming.
gave him written guarantee that be
would not divulge the secret nor use 1t
beyond making tests.
After some time Taylor informed
Morrow that the company did not care
about purchasing his invention. Sub.
sequently, Mr.. Morrow learned that
Tay lor had meanwhile patented the
process In his own name and had
sworn that he Was the original ipven'
tor. This somewhat surprised Mr..
Morrow, who SGT about an investiga-
ton, which developed the fact that
Taylor had sent To Washington the
original description that he morrow
had used in describing his process.
Morrow INN ediately inttrfered with
oil the power that the law gave him,
and voluminous testimony was taken,
The f.st hearing was before tho ex-
aminer In charge, which res ultei In a
victory for Morrow. Taylor then took
AN appeal TO the Beard Of Examiners
and met with no better success, and as
last res.rt he appealed 70 the Com
terdsy decidedly and finally declared In
favor of Morrow, and that gentleman
will now get his patent. The contest
was n Ions aud stubborn one, and MI.
Morrow is to be congratulated over hii
aunaass
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
DEATHS,

M ASS Ely lin this city, on the 18th inst,
Mrs. Sarsh A. Massey, widow Of samuel
II. Massey. late OF New CASTLE. In the list
aelstiyss ana friends of the family are 70
spsctfuily invited 70 attend the funeral nom
the residence OF her son Ia, law, Is. A. ELL
colt, 90 jefferson street, on Monday, the
nd Instant Services at ! o'clock. Inter
ment In New Castle Presbyterian cemetery.
Mo3LdNCHEY.-gnt the 18th inst, Annie
wife Of James Moalinchey.
Relatives and friends are invited ~ attend
the funeral nom the residence OF her hus
band, Nc. 500 MadiFon street, on Monday
morning 1T e.3, O'Clock. High mass NJ st
| Peters Pro-CathedraL Interment ct old
Catholic CemstIry.
KEk NAN.-On the 18Th instant, Mrs.. MARY
keenan,, In her s7th year.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are
| respe otfully invited 70 attend the funera
| from tie residence Of Jshn Asn, 9lo Chestnut
| street on Sunday afternoon. Services al tn,
Re formed kpisoopal Church. second AND
Washington streets at 230 o'clock. In
| terment At kiveryiew Cemetery. !
SrOOrS -on November 10th, Sarah, wife
OF the late John Stops aged II yoars.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully In
vited TO attend her funeral from her lat,
residence, No. WI Chestnut street, on Mon
day afteraoon at o clock lnterment at the
wilmington aid Brandywiue cemetery.
BUXTON. in Warrington, Nov. 18th. at
y. m, Mrs. A. j Buxton, formerly OF VII
mfngton.
lSABlN.-Un Saturday, November 20, Ella
May, dauR liter VI J0nn aud lila Satin.
Funeral private. Services at the resi-
den 20 o. the parents, lbs walnut street, OF
Monday afternoon next Rt2 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

right along, until now they do not have
room, and intend adding the second
floor of their large building to their sale
roons. Ifyou will remember, Mullin
b Son commenced on Fourth street
seven years ago, then taking the Savills
Building, Sixth and Market, OF which
which they only occupied half what
they do now, then adding the whole
flrst floor (which we're four stores) And
now ut the close of this season they
propose taking in another story, which
will give them just double what they
have now. Don't this speak we'll for
their manner of doing business? Close
attention TO the wants OF the people and
by selling them clothing that are good
and what they are represented 10 be,
and at fair prices. You will always
find full assortment of suits and over
coats for men and boys o. their estab
lishment.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
THIRD EDITION.
~ rfst1 CHURCHES.

81. Peters A. u. NJ p. Church, Second
street v est Of Union. appointments 1880
. IN f. Theodern bantom. ut T.3s the re
movh OF the old bible and hymn book
tom the pulpit and he new ones plAc sd Ia.
hes. u. W. q. Laws, pastor.
Hanover Presbyterian Church, sixth ard
King streets, tie Kew. Lafayette Marks, ID.
u pastor. Pr aching sabb ath morning and
evening Subject: "rhe age In which ne
live" All are cordially invited.
Household Of Faith Church, TAtnall
street between Tth and 9Th Prssching at
10 % a. m. and &c p. N. by Jas. l.. branson
of PbiladeIphiA. social meeting at $50 D.
m. ana e.3 p. m. All are invited.
Onion American NJ. Z. Church, French
street above Twelfth, the Rev. Is. I. Ruley
pastor. Preaching ~ 10 30 o. m. and 7 30 p
m. sabbath school att 80 p. m.
A. U. M. p. church, French street. between
Eikhin and MN b. Rev. h Cnippey pastor
Preaching at 81 q. M. and 80 D. IN.
Bethany Baptist Church, the Rev, O. q
Budding,on. pasior. Preaching at 1880 q
N. and I3o p. Il.
Grace Baptist Church. Preaching at 10 81
armand T.SO y by the Rev \. y. Hayward
pastor. Morning eublect, 'Just,fication anc
Sanctihcation." Eveltng fubisct, "Th-
Soul Painting for Goa" SUNDAY school 8.
q. m.
St James a. u. Chapel, Sixteenth ant
Olaymoat streets Row. y. Ii Walker, pastor
'eooAi - - ASs"V %. H. anu SO anu TO
p. m.
Urion Gospel Mission, southeast corpe
Fourth and Jeffersou slrsets. Revival meet
fngs every evening" a. 80 O'Clock Temper
ance meeting every tuesday evening Sab
bath preaching at 10 81 a. M, Sabbat
schoel2p m, 1--we feast $50 .. M, led b.
Brother James Budd Revival 7.3o D. N
Non ehu ch.goers p krticularly invited. J
M. Taylor pastor.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church. Tn
Rev. J. W. I. RoOtbe, ID. H., pastor
Services at 10 30 4 III. and 1850 D IN. Bib
school st 2 p N. Gvsni X sue, eet, "KnOwl
edge OF Ourselves ia the Future Word "
Reformed Episcopal Uhurcs of tire Cove
nant. Rev. Uharlus h. Tucker, pastor, vii
preach ut 1880 b. IA. and address Rospe
neeting 81 p. IN.
St Mary's Catholic Church. First macs
$50 g. IN second ms am sermon, 10 81 D
LII. Pastor tech.sm anf IA -trucuoos,
p. m. Vesper ana sermon, TSo p. IN.
Second Baptist Church, Rev. Il b. Cook
pastor. Preaching TO morrow at 10 30 s. N
and 40 p. m. EvsLinR suoltct, "fha WOmal
at the Well " Prayer meeting led pJ AiDer
S.out at 6.45 p. N.
Baptist Mis- ion, Corner OF SeS entee ut
and Union streets. Preaching al 3 IS y. N
MadeIey Chapel. Preaching ut 10. 80 o. n
by The Presiding licr, Rev Charles Hi
at $50 p. u. sy the pastor, hev. b. L
Price.
Wesley M. T. Church VIII DID services 1
the We cacoe engi.e house Preaching q
1880 a. N and ~ y. u. All invited. J.
Gardner, pastor.