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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25
The Atheist and the Flower.

/ Wbsn -.zpoleon BonzPAr1e WRs Em-
peror q France be P1t = nan by the
name q Chsrney into prison He thoaghi
Ch&rnsy WEs Al enemy Of MS govern
Dsut, and sor ihss reason deprived him
q hls liberty. ChzTBey wRs 8 iezrne.
and profound nz&a, ard As be walked q
and fro N the snzlI yzrd into rhich his
Z prison opened, ne looked up % the heaE-
sns, the Eork of Gods fingers and % the
noon and stars, Ehich He ordained and
exclaimed, -All things cone BY ehAncs-
/ One day. wh1le pacing his yard. he sav
= tiny plant jnss breaking the gr0uns
nzsr the zziL The sight of i czose5 8
pleasant diversion Of his th0EEhfs 10
other green thing wzs within his sncio-
sure- Hs-vztehed - growth every day.
-Hor came 4 here E4s his nztar&l
inquiry As i grew. otAsr queries Eers
slEEesTsd- How cane these deljczis
lt1le VEINS IN rs leaves Whist made
IL proportions 80 perfect n every par
each new or4Bch taxing its sxse1 plzee
on the parent stock, neither too near an
Other, nor too mnch on one Sde
In ais loneliness the plant became The
prisoners teacher and his rslnsd friend
When the hoEer began 70 unfold he was
flied Eiih delight Il Vas white, parple
sad rose-colored, zith = 61e, silvery
fringe Ch2rHey made a frame 70 sap
Por1 il. and did what his circumstances
sli0wed 70 shelter Il from peIting rsins
znd violent winds
-All things come By chance, had been
written By hin on the sal, 5uss above
where the foger grew. It's gentle r.
proof, as il whispered There i ore
Who made ne % wonderfully beautiful,
and lie i : who keeps ne alive. shan
Cd the proud mans unbeiief He brush
ed the lying words from the val. While
his hezrt felt that HE vbo made al
things = God
But Sod BAD further blessings for the
erring nan thro1gb the humble hozer-
There EAs Al Italian pris0ner n the
sane yard whose little dzuzaier was per
mitted % vlsf him The girl Ess much
pleased Sith Chzrney's love for his Sow
er. She related what she szw to the wife
q The 5ziior. Tie story Of the prisoner
and his aoEer passed from one % snoth-
er, until il reached the ears Of tie snlissle
Empress Josephine. The EaapIess sid
The man who 50 deEosedly ioEes and
tends loEer cannot Be bad nan, 80
she persuaded TIE Emperor 10 ssi hin a.
liberty.
Carney carried MS flower hone snd
carefully tended Il L taught him Of
God and released him from prisoa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25
Past Master Of the Art

The japanese are past masters IN The
treatment Of allows both IN teXlure and
color, znj 10 better g1iias exist They
achieve thsir grand results By the smp-
less means 5adicis1s blending q VAR
ous metals. inlsying and picking Cop
per l. the bass q their calef alogs- and
by Incorporating siih i eert4in p po--
tioas Of g1ld and silver they ooain rs-
variable r=s1lls u c3lo- thro1zh the
piekhng process
B1t zot only do they 81 striking eEec-s
fIon their alloys zad pickh1E- thsir
mode q working up the metals i q tang
% oe st1disd For instzncs, they uill
AXE zx or seven plates Of dld=rsnt net
as and alloys, Esld thea together. zni
then ~ drilling, p1lching up and flliuE
E - 3 surface IN EhicA al The Ue-a.s
shoE IN = maurer which L tr1,y E1l-
T ierf1L By the range q nn-s a. Their
1 o1mm nd they can work o1I On metal
f s1-iz1e sos1es q animal life, la81s1apas.
&c. with s5sct never drssm=i q By
mental workers IN the western worii--
I Ts71>lsr-- Esrirr-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25
A ABlesslng in the Bells.

4 touching incident Occurred OF Black
xsI's island when the bel e TIE re~
chapel Ezs hung. Il vas runE f1r the
6rst time % test - sound. vhich Il pecu-
lisrly resonant and sweet Afisr . fsx
minutes rrizl the Archdeacou. Eho had
ordered the Del 70 Be r1ng, sent word %
SOP the ringing, fearing thar II might
snnoy the inmates Of the alnshouss Az
TINS moment lady Eho hsi been VISIT
ing Ii the dormifores cane o1f % AK a.
= favor that the rinzinE might b. cen
tin1ed.
she said thzt many Of the poor old IL
mates had bzrst into tears when tbey
srsf heard the sound Of the b.sL and
they declared that Il recalled 70 then
the blssssd Sunday bells Of childhood en-
the home Er away. The sEeet1ess Of
thai toIiing bell seemed u s-nd b@Ei-
son through those drezrT wards and 10
bring back memories fnn 0f Christian
comfort and aspiration % the inmAtes-
T.aaq C5urrh
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25
An Amusing Mistake.

i Il an amusing thing-this nistzki1g
= stranger for some one you know. oT 4
Is amusing % sae soue sne slss do -.
And did yos ever Botios the difference
between men a1d s0usn IN the Way In
which they ~ zroa1d the mistake
4 nan VII 60 up to another one and
say
Why, kov 10 you do ~
A. he p1ts out his hand the other 0ue
tzkss u and gives II . cordial shake and
ssTs
Ho~ do yen do? HeEare you2 It's
3 6ns dzy. Let ne sse-Ehsrs hzvs
net ycue
When they come 70 compare their
mental noses they discover that they
never have net anvEhers, b1f they 81
doEn AID dis-nss politics and religion or
anything else with ihs sane frse30m a.
If meeting Eas Al every day ooourenos-
A woman Eil 5oE 70 another, thlRk-
ing she has met her before, and unless
TIE one 5 taken completely OF guzrd
she vii draw herse-f % IN tie hs1zhti-
est uzHner and szy, ~ CO are mistaken
The 6rst one bushes and apologies and
settles down zhoro1ghly convinced q
the enorni1v q the crime Of making
staple mistake.
If one s -sken gnaEaress however,
and tanks uossl5ly she has net the very
cor5iaI greetar somewhere, she eFin1es
much more tsct than does = nan under
sh= same Circumstances She returns
he cordial h4ni-shaks and lsts the other
WOMAN Go the "A king until something Z
SID by which sac can recall TIE former
l.estiaE- O. trusts 70 luck n nai letting
the E1lzn discover her mistske.-Cfac1-
% 7 %
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25
The Dignity OF Citizenship.

The schoolnasteT shoald cease 10 assure
every toE-heS9ed boy uho learns bis
letters that be can reasonably expect 70
Be president Of this cO8ntry- Il i enough
noE 70 awaken his ambition 70 be gov
srnor, and perhaps il would BE- vel 70
teach him to euTb Bis aspirations 70
achieving sncoess before the eivil service
eonnisS0n-
RS tine 70 teach th4. The private cit
zen Is the trus dignitzry. and that The
true end Of the pubiic servant sboald be
to dIschzrEe as duty faithfully rzfber
than 70 make every favor rec@iFed from
the people only the OCCASION for another
demand and = s-ill higher climb. - II
an election i seems 70 ne tat ne sho1ld
reject vel upon the resGis nf f7rgeiting
the weighty matters Of national fzte
which are really involved IN the coEtro-
verses and personzlisD which fil The
zir--SsnatoT Blair in y. 7. lNag and Er-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25
An InvincibIe Man-of-War.

S0ns of the mos iu1erestizE features
Of the defense Of New YORK during The
EsT q lSl2 have ben oTerl3oke5 by the
historians an hsve nowhere sen any
mention Of the fact that during this
s;ragSle the frsi stezn var vessel II ex-
issesce protected NsE York hArbor. NJ
father vas one one Of The COMMITTEES Of
safety Tor the city, and ] hxve oAen heard
hin Tell Of tins novel feature Of the d.
ense. About three months after szr
had been declared = whzler cane into
,he harhor and reported that Al I1nens4
feet Of English war ships were on ibsir
way 70 capture the city
Bells were rung and al Ne~ York
suspended b1siness 70 consider means q
defense During the deliberztion one of
the COMMITTEES of safety made The happy
suggestion that TIE Fulton steamboat be
httel sifh Al iron prov znd 8 number
q steam pipes - that seai6ing steam
eoald be turned On the enemy shsuld
they Sttsmps to board the vessel The
committee sgreed Eith him that the
steamboat ftfed n that manner Wo1ld
be invincible, As II es,old move AZ I'll
regardless Of the directioa Of the wind,
ram holes in the enemy's ship, stc--Co-.
= Issuis Globe Democrat
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25
Success Of one Piece Of Muse,

Very fsE know anything ab1ut s-Fpe,
the composer Of -Fzfiaifza7 and several
0tber popElzr operas snd the fzther q
the Poet and P=Sss1f7 oysrrurs- Ihs
lstter was4 eoDposed 70 s. entirely
different piece and fsH fzt fbs suthor
then tired i - iutsryzls q sK uo1tas
and q year with tEo other pays. and 10
one f0Gn6 i pretty. Lastly bsca1ss there
Ezs lot tine 70 write neE Overture. =
zEs Ese5 with a lonz forgotfe1 farce cali
q Poet and Pszsznf- The fare EEs
sHccassf1l. and people eadzred the over
tire. Thea somebody ssksd permissi1a
70 p1blish Il II = 5ourazl. srrznge5 f3r
tie piGa0- soon everybody szs plsying
Il Thea = 11sic 6rn bo1ghf o. S1pqs
for 50 the righf and Published ths score.
They made q Gear $4,000 Eith H.
BoE9a Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25
Kept His Word.

There are -1ns people who seen fated
% bs iiBp0se5 upon 81 every turn, and
Nathan Graves Wzs one Of these gEile-
less unfortuna1ss Il did seen ss f
nothing wo1ld eysr teach him 70 Be eaa-
iiou~- Al one ua= sooi f9rtzns h2l
come 70 him in the shape 0f 4 comforsz-
be l=E4cy fros1 a brother, 4 vel = do
msrclzni u the city.
AIt looks noH s. Z Nathan vas pro
siSsl for, sad his patient vie bat De-
fore six months had p2ssel she changed
Der miai
Al eutsrPrising stranger came % the
toSn aal easily persuaded Nathan 70
embark with him ina patent medi-
cins- enterprlse, E3r which the nes
eouer hzd plenty of capacity, bat 10
ready money
Nathaa pronp;ly supplied him rItb
this "a -.sssrF article. and for about tE0
n3aa= t9o2 great PRIDE in q giiffering
sz1 ghicl aoTs the names Of sharp
and saves Al the end q that tine,
boEeFs1, sharp suddenly vanished tax
ing al the money be eo1ld lay his hand.
o., and leaving poor Nathan only the
patent msdicine. Ehich Ezs literally 8
drag sn the mzrssl--I I'7sri's Cempasli9a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25
AufTLELove SONG

A ys1rs-o 1o-s4y. ny aoE-.
~ bear1 w.s full e esse
lie Eza1essss grief u loag- long years
ee-lnsa zsere ihsr ce1i5 hezr-
lSs Pas7 x4s a. % frsEgts Eiia Tain.
Tie - seaI f1il q zee
Tht Aafure ia.ekssl - szrk 10 ne,
uae hffse Esar sso-
lheusai = lre-1 zsy Boaely psfh
Ia siieBce AZ zlane
No frisnd % sseeT uita kiod'y EoFd.
No hand 10 eizsF my SEn
W sream 1r sage o. i5shf or hope
Is sss=z my shasoE~5 zsF.
All. ssl. T. s2td he sarke- hoar
l. Isl before tte Gay
50 shea my seeF-z nishi had oon=.
And lie Hzs sra uiEa gene
HaVsn soru and szrs seal y0l. ny dear
T. herai8 Is the dzvn
The tender teseh .sf lgssis sWa hAoi
Res-- eFtry csoed away,
Ana besFea s~uz.g d3zzliag 5o~n % me
Axez- Age io--zy
And AZ iisaae losing eyes u bl1s
Iook sosingiy n mine
Ald slrs1E oraFs hands <iib kindly cls.F
NJ treualng o1ss entEins-
And onEArs sOE. sish happy beAu,
Sz-k hses 5ogoas Say-
And bless sae bon Easch cane 70 re
A ear 40 today.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25
The Panther Wouldn't Let Him
Sleep

DsYuty rlArsazls Who work n the n
dian country Lead q bard life. Aooom-
uodstions are lot zlEzys 70 y had
Tom Snith told . reporter q Al advent
ure he ha6
Nighf o7sr1ook him near az Old cabin.
buf ~ the Iuiizn cast0m Of bz-ying The
dead II thar houses ani then moving
Away azshsi apoa him he decided 70
sleep under TIRE some little distance,
and thus AVOID q possible iuterTieE with
al zbarigiaAi spoos- In the aigaS r4in
- in, anl hs g0t up and sezt n the
cabin, and shul the dossr % keep OCT he
ran aad sAEer- He Er4pp=i his blaa zst
sround hiEa an1 lzy doEn. Praseuily be
heard grsaiing and shining. b1. he
paid n ssssn15on % IL Tee Eniaes and
grows greE fsroe znd lo1ter- 5ut he
izy quie- .rying u = % sIsep- TIE AMI
nEl rsn a-91ld the walls. scz4tehInz and
yelling in SzF 70 make one G-eI Tery
uncomfortable. za5 make s1eh 3 thinx zs
sleep iuPoszi5le- L Ezsa 3 panther
Finally : ai1h conra3ed thst the b-sass
Vas not going 70 Be- qai=s and lef hin
rsst, - BE- -1t up and opened the door
and e i oEt Ihsn he lay doEu Al sleps
xiibo1t f1rther disturbance nntl morn.
ing-Cor F0rt Worth Gazette
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25

Tbs ETitss sveuf fnlf hseura fpu 1sT-
az zasching spiser usnzzinE s-s
snzrsS and trzp victims lie Ezs 81 de-
Eaerz;e. czlcalsfnE. cold bloesie. a-i
nerciless that ore could scsrrsly keep
froz8 sSos5eringai Al the bissoascreai1as'
Ark q merry And go his p~rsiztsnre
snd un5sEging enerzy fsseins-ei ors.
70 mater nsE cAs1 rs ~ hrrks p
81 L zo-k sadzsr-iolsly 81 -essr q
s=in. - rsf.sr bos i-nz r. t-.t ts-l
81 ~scurs esfsire ~ p-fisuilr zess.i
and NoanS his fragile thasa.l unil i.e
vicfila zzs bouzs fzsi and bard
his uleshes wer= siFstcheG iu corner.
a1d almost 81 The sane moment = fs
and miller b~czme sntsng.el in then.
instantly the bz0ai. iasecs io0ered hia-
self toward the miller Wien the ufirr
szE her enemy aPprusehing So reralres
f1riolsly. beating the ar siidiy sitl Aer
lizhs EinEs Tbe SPIDER vas Ehried in
his sch 18th Hzhininz-liks rsFidiiy, but
ne elung there saubbornly Until the miller
stopped bers-ruszl - for rcst Taeu eau-
iio1siy the back villain spprascaei
nearer. Again the shss5oEy wings Hhirl-
81 and ssAia ihe sp5lsr asF in snail
eiroies. bul be did noi retire lnch bT
iDsb- the Psssiouless little ssFage ciosel
Eith the terrised miller Al Izsr BE- made
= spring Aroznd sent the two in a
brown EbiIl. and the spideT shot aP his
life l.ne. He had fastened znother line
70 The miller
The spider vent back 70 the 6y ard
Ula6s is bones zors seeurs- Again Be
fAstssed threats 70 the miller. each tine
~orking MS way slowly % her. sEi then
pouncing upon her 70 lasten her in an
other ihresd-
Once the miller slmosi free3 henssf
and seil away from tns web. hanging
only By single Ens thread Siu5borniy
the SPIDER vent O. Eork o. 90 al as tax
ovsr agsin- At lzsf. Ehsn u szs seen
that the miller Ezs Aopeleszly eanghi.
The writer rziszssd her. L Eas fl1ni
ihAt a. he- iez were bond cl1sely Co.
gsiher 50 careful had been the spiier's
vork-
In tearing her away the winter had
destroyed TIE web. and Hh7le the niIler's
feet xere being freed the in5oultzel-
spider had buiit him smother tap. Work-
ing salienly and pe-sis;sntiy- Thi- dcle.
hs retired 70 his corner. oaly % e1me
forth Ike Midnight higasayl-au ahen
his next victim Ess Trapped
Nothing coaid disoourzEe TIE spider
Tsios = great mosquito vas fzs.snsd in
the mes5es, and each time whle ths
SPIDER vzs tryinz - t4s1s1 him - thai
BE could lot esspe the nosg1ito broke
away
Repairs began AZ ono. and son tie
SPIDER vent back - bis corner 10 valt
ior another prisoner
The Erier swept away the Eeb entire
y znd sent away. Half an boar later
Ehsn he returnei The uafrlng spider
Ezs rebuilding his snare HIS Vill and
determination this time eo8qoered- f1r
Eho dos not admire dogZed 7esoluron
ia, VII z0t d0En2
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25
AZ the Marrlage Bureau.

Eiderly Gent Esns % cons1lt Eith
you about getting ne a suitzhis Eifs
Azsnt-Al rigsf, 81, ] think 7 can ac-
e0mmo-3zie yon-
What are your ehzrzese I'd Ike %
knoS thai before gong any further.
VEL. you 50, that depends OF your-
seif Do you Eauf = Elfs Nth o. uifhout
4 uother-in-izH - Tsr1f Sr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25
JOHN N. SNYDER.

Tou can foo{ someofsIe people
all the time. and all OT the people
so1sae Of the figse. Dat goH oaH'f JoO'
All me people al the fiae.-L-SooLS-
The people who have been ac-
cas1omed to paving outlandish
prices for Motions, such a. are
used every day, Fancy Goods,
such as every lady needs and
buys- and Ladies Furnishing
Goods, such a all must have,
VIII appreciate the truth ofthe
above quotation more after
they have visited
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25
A Great Battle

Is constantly going on IL the human
system Ehen yoa s1ser Eith Consanp-
ton Coughs or Colds, they strive 70 rain
heath and drag victims 70 the grave
lake timely warning and nse Pzn-Tina
Co1zl and C0asznptisn Care Proc :
and % ceots-
Dr. Lees Liver Regulator : 8 sare curs
far Dyspepsiz. Bili9uspess. Heartburn
Indieestion, and All kidney Complzinss-
Trizl bo-iss Gzee * .. Y. Beaf0ri'
Drug Store-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25

Near Atlanta, ohio, the oiher day. 8
farmer had a battle With . izrge gray
eagle, measuring : feet inches from TAP
70 tsp. Afs@r receiving considerable IN
jury biHlssiI TIE f4rner killed sbe bird
which 4 ssid ts be = magnificent spel
zen
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25

Il is claimed BY lumber1sn that Mr.
Harry slack = one q TIE besf saw ulill
men N 1his co1nfv. AifhouEh badly
crippled, his employees say be czat BE-
beat e. 8 fireman
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25

R0tbeTs are becoming - ooii i1 81.
Joseph, No that tie bzsiness men of
thzs ctr wax N TIE middle q The
streets II hruzd day light
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.

J a. So ana S,az heEzn - ,s-ores ny
lt-s he1lel. fiie tepzli ceased. aEa I te-
r-Ess sfssrieI sn6 beslrHl5g fhaz : tar- erHr
t.-su lseiaT-- ! gss-ls saEE-Si lilzI .il7 l-1l-
q AgeI-s Cllers F-c1n-al D. chzEE
ElIIr y Lie. ser s c--7ainig s-re
- = ffki.1- S1sia. EBelrs AYR
A teu Eears E-a ] tssck a sen L
W,51h Se11ird 80 ny ,a-s- : a1a t
sEazis- 3 IzscEsss raH,gli. zrsa -lcal ssaFal-ss-
NiF dasieT-s usetliesa- dil Ea- ~ eae'd
Irie5 r.4Iy rE1aelies- l.lf r=ae.Vea 30 lena-
g. ererT l.1-sy dssfsl l-s-3 ~ r.
uas z3tise1 90 us= Ayers Cas
and. a. q lzs7 rssaTf, did -. frE
oass : eaialnel rt1iei- sat, ssia- us.le sss
hc--i-- - IL Was oe1rIie;ely Tes-a'-e5 10
laar1 - 2 AdzHas- Nea fsrFla- y j.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25
Ms EatsH. C0ffr0th's EsK Store

and asoertained her prices, and
then compare them with hose
they have been paving 1ou
are commencing 10 think about
the Holidays, and what you
shall buy for Christmas pres
enis. You would Ike 10 buy
something useful a. vel as or
namental, and can find just
what you wani amougmy stock
Remember, I do not keep any
iLing IN stock outside Of the
lines mentioned, but what ] 90
keep j. Of the very best and
willbe sold al prices that vii
please you. / have q fine line
Of Embroidery silks that are
worth examining
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25

Doy baby born IN Atchison. Kan. .
Eeck o. tso AEo las been ehrissenei
2 Hard Times By his parents
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25
Cough Cures

Are 8 afzHi dir tas oEe hssi snoWn sar
81. e11f1nl1.a4Tl aa.. - Ea4 fxEseHterz,lE
ezalias = aver, Ca=rrE fectas-L Far
nezr,E hzd ; rz1sagy Il1s FisGszF1ilsn hzs
l-eel 3 s7rz1eT dezzgllsi rls1.l an asiler rflI-
e4E isT clals- eOslzls t71urllills. als1 5'sl-
i-lss.zrg s.liaE.ili1,l. b E1Bfral
-lfarel tor ,1s-e tl11 sie2f ra1-s
irul severe -zsa-l zefs a IElll-4 = lih h-17-
qrlllaee q fae lass ala3 1l.e eti'-sief1lls r.
g Eal1s-ar Tlls I'.Esielsls - Lar ~. ~
II 1rlz-zsi lllekzi5es lsH ~ e ~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25

Tie Only br0azs States IN TIE United
States Of Hauboi3t Shakespeare aid
Colunbus are q Il Louis
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25

An Aast1iiza photo-zpher Is report
Il 70 81 excellent picr1r=s of ohiec-s q
; distance Of Is niles
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25

The electrical i16us1ry u the Cui.-,s
sszt-s requires a eaPital q over s5o.-
0000a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25

Are Tuu sesuaiuled with this ask
"a Banks, zs be displayed an unpaid
n1te 70 is maker
~No,r replied Kyrtinz, 4 never net
it.--PwE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25

Hyde PARK, large toxin recently IN
eorE.oratsi Eiih Chicaz3 Azs at sinzls
saloon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-25

he 6r=t sso-rzphlosl alspof E1ziznd
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REMARKABLE SURGERY.
a Chiid's Maiformations Corrected wit
n Surpenp,s Kuiro

a Chiids Maiformations Corrected With
Surgeons Knife.
Bessie, the ten-year-Old child of State Sem
ator Graves of Missouri, has just undergone
three remarkable surgical operations in
Philadelphia. all of which have been sue
cessful. The operations were on the ear.
mouth and right eye The child is very
bright, intelligent little girl, but at her birth
was the victim of peculiar malformation.
The right eye was very small, hardly bigger
than that of chicken. This is known in
the medical profession as parliamentary
eye, andits occurrence is very rare. Some
TIME alter her birth the documentary eye
was removed by ST. Louis physician, but
MS operation was not as successful as had
been hopet, and "micrOphihalmy.' or adhe-
sion OF the conjunctiya, set in, which pre-
Guided the possibility of the insertion of an
artificial eye. In addition the child had all
enormously large mouth, and was unable to
hear sound, owing to the fact that inspis-
stated or hardened wax had accumulated
over the drum of the ear.
In Philadelphia Dr. ID. Hayes Agnew was
called on to treat the child fer correction Of
the hearing. aud to see if the condition of
Its mouth could be improved any The in
splssated wax was removed from the ears
ana the llttle ones hearing has been colu-
pieteiy restored. The operation ca the
mouth was much more delicate affair
lie child had what is called in the profess
sion an extensive assured mouth. The lps
were widely separated and the opening was
nearly twice as large as that of a ordinary
child. The operation was performed and
consisted OF cutting and freshening up the
edges OF the mouth, which healed together
nicely, and SO successful has the operation
been that the chids appearance is very
much improved, and she is now a very
pretty girl.
The next thing to be done to relieve the
cilid Of her affection was to remove the bad
appearance OF the eye. Professor George
+. lie SchweintZ was called in to treat Miss
Bessie, and after several examinations he
suggested that the child be taken to the
Polytechnic and he would operate on the eye.
1t was found upon examination that the
eyeilds had become attIcbed to the 0rbital
tissues. completely closing the eye and pre-
venting the insertion OF an artificial orb.
DIR. dc SchweinitZ made horizontal in
cISI1n between the lids, causing them to
spread apart, ana over this raw surface the
conjunctiya Of tho eyelid of a rabbit was
stretched with black silk thread, which COM
pletely prevents the eyeids from reuniting.
II the conjuactiya of the rabbit gratis sue
cessiully the cup shaped cavity in the
chlld's mead will bold an artificial eye. The
little one is doing splendidly and is rapidly
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