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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

As is customary in every political cam
paign, our much esteemed fellow citizen
General CoffrOth takes occasion TO air
his views through the editorial columns
Of tiae Democrat. In its issue of last week
the General makes his campaign bow to
the public win the assertion that athe
venerable editor Of the HERALD is in his
dotAge," that he is IN @prozrating de-
spaiF." and that ''the brain Of the vene--
sble editor Of the HERAID must be in an
added condition" We'll. Eelll old age
will tell, and this may even be so; bot
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
old-sootch for the President

NV YORK, October 2J.-Benjamin Har-
rison, President of the United States, viii
have bar'l in day or two. It is a really
gOod-looking osken. iron-bound barrel, and
is strong and substantial. Its contents
would not take its owner through presi-
dental campaign. But II he wanted 70 car
~ an assembly district, it would be be just
the right thing.
There are barls and bar'ls. This is 4 ba7-
rel of fine old Scotch whisky. i camo on
the Furnesia. consigned 10 Collector Er-
hsrii, with an inscription on the invoice
showing that the package was from Andrew
Carnegie aud destined for the President Of
the United States. The duty, $5i, had already
been paid and the barrel viii be forwarded
at once 70 the President.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
QuAuFIcATI1Ns u -.

~ Aricle of rhe Cl tuition. the .1alii ~
lal- al.e,l1 -ie -oc4 as follows: 5sc-
r5 male cilEer twenty yca-suf are pos
.le flHQa rE It.'. .ss-all-- stl.-li zee llli.
Yea q flsr a d r.ertu. f~t lie elaE
nave BEEN ri-z-1 .e lliUc states ~ least
e--r 'aai- c-1d tlu snail have r.silod iu
t1e =, iie one year q. r. having previously been
te--it'--f. - % ~ ii-iirl cora citizen af t1c
si-- q ni4i-- llFe r--l..r t-iere.ium llri re-
.lfiii -l-a - tll-fls -te1--i-elg erlr-eii1c
.it ercl'n l1-rt. He--l haze re-iee8 g..
tAe -l ttinn l-st-ci a1era lo -1ail uer 10 vote ar
-.-.t $3.50 lle1.lIs iIaia .'.l.eIy Proceeding the
eie-i cn- tqt-tat ffNcarr-r's0 0rlliirs 0f see or
~ te -1al have nal1 ritain $50 yaars a
-.'H u- county tiK. F.lel alaU have been as
--s-,i q i-.tsf -41 wn r.ls ana ra.l ID least one
llnnlr tierc tae glcelial.
.l-s ;. Eieeio-- sa-l. .l lil cases. exeep,
i'f Heas "a. leil'ny aa'i lraeh or surety lf tue
peace 10 iri'.ss<ed l-a-l alTt-i during their a.
senial 2 "a ci1cii.l.ls aad s1ius tllul returning
f.eIt--1-g.
SlN lk For fte purpose ~ vutiug no per
~ -..ti. ~ teeuet t1 have gained % residence
4 -t'tii 20 -a- fT4-ruc-. u- ln.r @ ly reason Of
l'e aa-tlie ealI- employed iu tle service.
e-l4fi e'Pii ~ f-.lfafy. az tnis -tsic or uf the
ti'cf ei.it4s ror W1iie e1rl-rd in the ravie.s-
-a- ni l4e Nlfe-s ui tle Sf.-a Gr oi the IuiIell
STATE ur on te h.-l seas. nnr whit- slu'icut 81
4-} ms ,lflua uf lgsT.iug. nor while KEPT IN,
any fllr ho1s,l cr other asylum 20 public C1rensc
iils A" ll.t rcHlileQ in public prison.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

ASSURANCES Of glorious Republican
victory come up from all parts Of the
State. Not one disparaging word has
been. or trGthfully can be uttered against
the Republican candidates Extra ses-
sious and the waste Of the peoples money
in trying TO make political capital, will
be rebuked. 60 20 the pclls, Repuhli-
cans, and vote against the squandering
Of the money paid by you to maintain
the State Government.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
A Move to cure Drunkards.

CHICAGO. Oct. 23.-The Illinois Non Parti-
san wcmsn's Christian Ten pe-ance Alliance
to-day took two important steps. The con
vention appointed a committee to consider
and gather information Of the bi-chloride
Of gold cure for inebriety, the committees
report to form the basis for the future work
Of the alliance. The other aetiOn-was 10 ex-
punge from the constitution the sentence,
" Nor shall any incumbent during his term
Of Office engage in campaign work for any
political party, on the ground that the
clause was hindIAnce to the personal liber-
ty ofthe officers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

TIE Democrats Of Pennsylvania were
short Of funds for this campaign. 50, an
extra session of the Senate was called,
and the money in the State Treasury is
being used to pay for making political
capital for that party.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

II, as the Bedford Ga-ats claims, the
election Of Mr.. Reynolds would not be a
Democratic victory, why n thunder was
a Ders0eratic conference held TO nomi-
nate him2 We believe in party nomina-
tions and in sticking to them. We do
and we rather guess the Ga-ette viii 50
tell its fellew Democrats-privstely-on
the sly, as it were.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

WHES Governor Pattison was elected
in ISS2 many thousands Of the peoples
money was squandered on an extra ses-
sion Of the Legislature, which accom-
plished nothing. Again be Is in power,
and again We have an extra session Of
the Senate and thousands Of dollars are
again being thrown away. Haven't the
people had almost enough of Democratic
extra sessions and Democratic waste Of
their money?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

Or, Of course, there was nothing polit-
ich in the Governors call Of the extra
session. But why is his carefully edited
message 20 that body-printed with star
ing headlines and startling captions
being distributed by the thousand as a
campaigu document?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

VIZ think Pennsylvania is doing pretty
well under our present Constitution, but
if any of our readers think we can get
s5O0,o00 worth Of good out Of a new one,
they have a chance Of voting away that
much Of the States money on Tuesday
next by casting their ballots for Con-
stitutional Convention. We are in favor
OF letting well enough alone.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
E,aIna In wnsilneten.

Was'uSsIoS. oe. --Se1rs's-y H.aire
reached here yes.r-sag. HoarPsar= ii' g1la
heal,A aad cheerful SPIRITS There was 10
deuoss,raiiau q ,he espai-
saordy sfer Ar. B'aines arrivsi tie
President sent over carl conguulaiing
Lis Secretary on his return. Dir. Blaine viii
resume his duties tomorrow.
The hFst Important matter % engage bis
attention wiz Be the bliess of consular
estimates prepared by the consular bureau-
These items aiways reeeise bis most partieu-
lar attention.
Those who have seen and talked wi'h the
Secretary say thai be is in excsiient health
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

r. II. Thomas, Secretary Of the Penn
sylvania State Grange, says that the
Pennsylvania Changers are united in op-
position TO the election Of Robert L.
Wright, because he defeated the Tax
Equalization bill.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
Indians can VIM our Army.

WAsmsGTos, or 2i-Msilr C-aeri
schohei5. commoudas the aruy, har made
his annnai stairmel. o1 the condition Of
the army, etc. RE poiufa our tie 'aet thai
ons-Aa.f OF the army Eas called into ihe
scene OF action dr7ir ilc l-iian hostiIiuss
IN lbe Nor,hVest ia4- winter, aud said that
were o general Indian oaib-esz 30 ceenr she
regular army w5ai1 be- much zoo sm--I 70
cope with IL. Hc does uot fear an infi-n
ouibaak a1d ys taat ais ,seal-ielt Will
insure permanent Pelre among then-
God Save the Commonwealth.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
Grange Against wright.

HARRIsEUEs, Oct. - r. Il. Thomas, the
Secretary Of the Pennsylvania Stale Grange,
said here to-day that the Pennsylvania
Changers were united in opposition TO the
election Of Robert Z. Wright. because BE
defeated the equalization Of tax bill. The
only interest he said he had in the election
was 20 defeat NJ Wright.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
Against Rebel Flags.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct 22-oommander in
Chief John Palmer, Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic this evening declared his in
tention to issue an order prohibiting posts of
the Grand Army from taking part in any
ceremony where the rebel flag is displayed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
COUNTY.

FOR JURY COMMISSIONER.
DANIEL W. SAVIOR, ofSomerset Twp.
FOR POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR.
JOSEPH L. MILLER. OF jefferson Twp.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
FAN of the Leaf.

The bright, green leaves Of summer, which
are now variega.ei with golden tiuis and
lsafless trees win soon presage the coming
Of winters chilly blasts. Nature has been
more than lavish in her gifts and abundant
crops make the heart Of the husbandman
glad With tie advent Of fall it Will be
well for all to take proper safeguards against
disease a pure stimulant tones up the en-
ieebled system. For this purpose use Max
Klein's world famed Silver or Do
quesne rye. Both are warranted absolute
iy pure. They sell respectively at i5o aud
Sl.25 per flll quart. Maior Klein also sells
siI-year old Guckenheimsf, Gibson, Over
holt, Finch. and Bear Greek at one dollar
per quart, OF SIX quarts for five dollars The
goods are shipped anywhere Send for cat
alogue and price list, mentioning this paper.
to Max Klein, No. 81 Federal street Ale
gheuy City, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
revenue COMMISSIONERS ACT.

HEsisEuEs, Pa, osi 2l--At meeting
of The Board Of Revenue Commissioners 20
day a resolalion was passed reqairing lie
Commissioners of Llzlrne county 10 ap-
pezr before the Baari next Taesday ald eE-
plain why .he resarn Of personal property
iara5ie for STATE purposes in thei county
showed shriHkagc of one-,hitd iAis year
ss compared with las. year. Taeg have been
askca 70 sWeac 20 cartc'n isierrogato1ias.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

Is there a single voter who doubts the
honesty or capacity of any one of our
county candidates Not one. Then
give them a solid vote on Tuesday next
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

Tie undersigned appointed hg
the Orphans Court Of Souerset to-.l.l
upon the exceptions. re-staic ar a-r
Necessary, and make and report "a ll,..' =.
the funds IN the hands 0f J. Harry ~ 4
isira-0r Of Jacob VI. Waller. dee g.. -
tnet be vii attend 70 the dute 81 5+e
SomerSst Borough on Friday. the l9.1 .es =
1921. when AL persons interested sll y
tend or be debarred from claiming q '----
10 EINAs5-.,,
ocu4 Az
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

THIS viii be an -'of year" for the Dem
Ocrats. They viii be fired off by the Re-
publicans on Tuesday next.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
a IL II Houaekeapers.

Nothing adds 80 much 70 the Comfort ~
housewives IS q good raHra. one itat IS a re-
liable baker ss an times H sou want such
a range buy tLa Cndsreia. Z. IS certain in
It's result, and lasts well and LOOKS well.
sold By
Jas. j. HoLozanAUv
Somerset, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
TernS.
Fred W. sieseeker. Attorney.
A UDITOR's NOTICE

Estate Of William Vought dsc--'e-
Having been appointed by the or9l4.,
ot Somerset County. Auditor r1 lsc5iA-
vancements, and distribule the iiEl-
hands Of David and John Fougll, Al---
to-s and Trustees for the sale of The resi- =.
and enene those legally entitled tler,t,
designed hereby gives notice that ns ~
the discharge Of his duties. az bis once
set. i's-. on THURSDAY. Navgmler p -
O'Clock p. H.. hen and where at Feie-
Il 81. BESSIE
oc-1f A-l-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

SECRETARY BLAINE Is back at his post
in Washington, ready for work, and is
said 10 be in capital health and spirits.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

Estate Ct Jacob Augustine late O. lpte
foot typ. Somerset Co. Pa =.
Letters cf administration on tne aF e. I
having been granted % the unecf---.- I
proper auihoTily notice j. hereby g,.1-
soos iudeb.gd 10 said estate o. nast -. I
payment, and those having claims 49,
same viii present them duly altl. -
settlement on Saturday. Nogenhef ii' i'--
late residence Of the decd ..-.r--rr s.
'V'i-' sdminisfzs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

TUESDAY, November Sd, will be cleo
ton day. Make it a memorable day by
giving the Republican ticket q rousing
majority.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
coxsTITUTIoNAL coXvENTIoN DELEGATES, |

A :. L shields,
John Roberts, fhllaQelphia-
Isaiah c. Wear,
Herman kreamer.
William / Shafier. Delaware
Lewis Han DEuphin-
Frank Reeder. Northampton
H Edwards. Lackawans-
H c. Mccormick. LTc0ming.
George s Sdbmidt. York.
Joseph H P0mer0y, Schuylkil-
cyrus Elder. Cambria
I0hu Cessna. Bedford,
John s Iambie,
william K Rogers, Allegheny.
James G. Brown Mercer.
z. V PowGcrlv. Iackawgna.
Morris j. kaufman Lehieh.
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A Dogs Revenge.

HoRE, Pa, Oct. 2i-Merchanf J. ]. vsn-
dersio9t's monster Newfoundland dog settled
in terrific style yesterday his grudge OF
years standing against I7-year-old Jacob
Eys;er, an empleye Of the brute's master, az
the rear Of Hohman's clothing store on West
Market street. A year ago young Eyster
hogsed the animal for some ofense- Never
savage towards Others. the dog awaited bis
opportunity 10 take revenge on Eyster.
Finding gate open as Eysier passed yester-
day the dog pounced upon him, closed his
jaws on the young mans arm and began to
chew.
Eysier screamed, and after an awful strus-
gle succeeded in choking and holding the big
dog down. Then the brute, having had his
revenge, vas chained and shot
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

FOR DISTRICT DELEGATES TO THE con-
sTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,
JOHN H. JORDAN, Of Bedford County.
JOHN r. SCOTT. Of Somerset County
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chile Insulted our Flag.

WAsHIseToN, D. C., Oct -Fartherand
persistent inquiry Of Officers Of the Govern
ment in regard to the Valparaiso incident Of
the 10th inst, shows eonclusiveig that tAe
Administration does not regard it as sim-
pie street row, for which the Chilean GOV
eminent cannot be held accountable, but 3
an insult 10 the honor and aag Of the Uni-
ted States, calling for the most vigorous di-
plomatic treatment.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

Do you knox, Republicans, that the
Democrats count on carrying the State
because you viii not be at the polls to
defeat them?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
our Little Men and Women.

A delightful number of = beautiful maga-
zine for the youngest readers. There are
pictures in plenty, large and small short
stories Of a page or tWo, mostly illustrated !;
verses TO please the little folks-and ell on
hne paper, large type. This magazine can
not fail Of being very interesting and help
ful 10 the children whose ases range from s.
to nine, and it is but 81 a year. D Iothrop
Co. Publishers. Boston.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

NEXT Tuesday will be election day.
Help get out the vote for Gregg and Nor
rison. Here is the chance TO show your
gratitude to two gallant soldiers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
JUDICIARY.


FOX ItE-IUtNI Do Uuf-,
FRANCIS J. KOOsER. EsQ., Of Somerset
Borough.
Subject to the decision Of the District Con-
ference
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
Forgers Landed in Jan.

UyIoSrowx, Pa, Oct l2-sherif McCor-
mick last night arrested John 5 Braddie
and his brother Bud at their mountain home
near HsydentOwn for forgery, and landed
them in jail. Suspicion was aroused when a
judgment noie for 5000, in favor Of John
Brsddie was entered on the Prothonotary's
docket last Friday, bearing the signature Of
John S BrOwnfeld. wealthy farmer who
loans large sums. His attorneys thought il
strange that he should be borrowing and
when they called their clients attention to it
he pronounced it forgery. BrOwnheld is
very sick and quite old, and the Braddies
calculated that they could enter their note
and i, would no, be noticed and could not
be proved forgery after Brownfield's death
We believe that Gregg and Morrison
viii be elected by rousing majority.
Where is the Republican that is going to
vote against them?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

TUESDAY next November 81, viii De
election day. Don't forget it, but turn
out and take your Republican neighbOr
with you and vote the Republican ticket
from top to bottom.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

LET every Republican vote early and
see that his fellow Republican has also
cast his vote for Gregg and Morrison.
That means 5000 Republican msjoriiy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28
A ADMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

Estate Of James p Weilner, late Of Somerset
Bor.. Sonersst Co Pa
ieticrS of administration on the above -
tnte having been graDfeC! ~ the undersigned
~ the proper authority. notice j. hereby Civ
"a y al PERSONS indebted 70 said estate 10
r'di,e tiifttettitte payment and those having
"a at- against the same will present them
dtls authenticated for settlement on Friday
November II iS9i. AZ my blacksmith siiop ir,
Somerset borough
CHARLES WIENER.
OcH Administrator
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
NOAH BIEsECKER. Of Quemahoning Twp
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I EGAL NOTICE.

ocpf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-17
HOIST DY HIS OWN PETARD.
How Two Raw Recruits Evcned
Up with a Livery Stable

HOW Two Raw Recruits Evcned
Up with a Livery Stable
Keeper.
In the early days of the civil war
the Maine volunteer regiments were
quartered at Augusta for several
weeks after their organization to be
drilled and trained before going to
the front. Many of the soldiers were
young men from the country in whose
pockets the bounty money burned as
long as it lasted, to the great advan-
tage of Augusta store and stable
keeping.
Two soldiers came into a livery
stable one morning and asked the
proprietor how much he would charge
tor team to go to Waterville.
'SiX dollars,n vast he reply.
The bargain was closed, and the
soldiers drove off. Toward night
they returned, and one of them stepp-
ed into the office and rendered the
proprietor Sc.
On, MOI" he exclaimed. "Your
bill is s12."
Chow is that?"
"Why you asked me how much for
team to take you to Waterville, and
] said Sc; but you came back, didn't
you? / meant Sc each way.
The two friends after a little confer
ence, paid the swindler $12 and went
away without word. A bout a week
later soldier again appeared at the
stable office and inquired: "How
much for team to Waterville?"
Six dollars" replied the proprie-
tor, not recognizing the man upon
whom he had played so mean a trick
the week before.
TIE soldier took the team and start.
ed off. About 3 o'clock in the after
noon he appeared OH foot, and walk.
ing into the office, said; "Here's
your Sc for that team 1 hired this
morning"
"But where's the team?" was the
astonished rejoinder.
ooh, only hired it to 60 to Water
Vile, you know. / left it at the
hotel stable down there. 1t cost me
Sc to bring it back last week, so |
thought I'd return by cars this time
It's so much cheaper, you see,'
and he left the proprietor to his me
Citation about the comparative smart
ness of civilians and soldiers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-17
Health is Wealth!

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-17
SAVED BY A PREMONITIoN.
One Telegraph Operator Who Is
Not Likely TO BIundep Again.

One Telegraph Operator Who Is
Not Likely TO BIunder Again.
A telegraph operator on one Of the
single track roads leading out OF
Pittsburg had an experience las
week that will last him a lifetime.
The young man became careless, as
dispatchers sometimes will, and he
gave orders for q freight and passen-
ger train, moving In opposite direc-
tions, to go to a certain station.
When the trains had started the
operator suddenly remembered that
they couldn't reach the place with
out collision. 1t was two late to
countermand the order, and in his
agony cold drops of Precipitation ran
down over his face. In describing his
feelings afterward, he said he lived
years in the few short minutes which
would decide the fate of the trains.
He was startled and relieved by
seing the engineer of the freight
walk into the tower. The engineer
had received his orders, but when he
reached q switch he had q promoni-
ton there was something wrong, and
he turned in on the side track. His
when the express Numbered by.
The next day the operator went to
the superintendent of the road and
told him what had happened, at the
same time handing in his resignation.
The manager looked at him for o
and then said: "Go back to
your work, my boy. This experience
has been a lesson for you. I don't
think it will occur in the future.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-17
A REMARKABLE FREAK.
Complete Skeleton of a Child Taken
from a Mans Side.

Complete skeleton of a Child Taken
from a Mans Side.
SHELBYvILLE, Dec .S.-A most re-
markable and rare freak Of nature
was developed here Sunday, which is
destined to rival all freaks her etofore
reported.
Mr.. Thomas Worland, aged So years
who has wife and three children,
was himself delivered of a skeleton
of fully developed child. From his
infancy he has been suffering from
a tumor in his right sighted, which of
late, has become alarmingly large.
Last Sunday DIR. Barnum, of Manila,
Ind, called Drs. Eastman & Eastman
of Indianapolis, and DIR. J r. Jenkins,
of this city, who determined to re-
move the tumor by surgical opera
ton. Accordingly, they cut into the
cavity, and found a dermoidal cyst of
about eight by four inches, contain
ing the rare and curious specimen of
abnormal formation known as an in
cysted foetus. 1t was found to be fill
ed with the bones and crushed depris
of fully developed foetal skeleton,
consisting of hair, vertebrate, clavicle
phalsnges, and o Part of the superior
maxiliary. The cyst had attached it,
| self to the intestines, and perforated
them, and part of the sebaceous
and osseous depris had passed OF
through these OPENINGS. The bones
taken from this cavity were perfectly
| formed, and shaped foI proper articu-
lation. After removing this alleged
foetal skeleton, the surgeons bisected
the duodenum, removed the raptured
| portion and resected the intestines.
Mr.. Worland is now resting easy
with the probability of recovery
though the prognOsis is against him
The physicians performing the
operation say that the skeleton found
in this abdominal detmoid cyst is the
the remains of foetus formed, and
partially developed during the period
of formulation. DR.. Jenkins says
that there is no such case recorded
in the books, but it is probable thai
the surviving foetus was so much
stronger its twin embryo that it en-
veloped it in the stronger dermis. Mr.
Worland is a prominent farmer, and
we'll known in this county.