Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-11-02
MISCELLANY.
DIR. Zacllarin.
Physician, who has Attended the Gar
During his Last Illness.

The Blum and Brusque cold school,
Physician. who has Attended the Gar
During his Last Illness.
DR.. Zacharin, who has been treating the
car. is known as one of the most impolite
men-to use no stronger expression-in his
profession He is fierce democrat and
has respect for no one. Like Professor
Schweninger the physician of Bismarck
he insists upon the literal execution of his
orders, it matters not who the patient NAV
be, and will brook no interference. He is
a man of middle age and began life as
butcher boy. He has become one of the
richest men in Russia by his practice.
When the malady of the car began to
look serious a few weeks ago, he at once
asked that Zacharin be sent for. A tele-
gram was dispatched to the governor of
Moscow, says one of the imperial attend
ants in the Copenhagen Politiken, ordering
him to send Zacharin to st. Petersburg.
The adjutant of the governor found the
professor in his clinic, and asked him to
make as rapid preparations as possible, as
the fast train would leave the city for the
capital in few hours.
1.-THE fast tr ain? WHAT" was the pro-
fessor's answer. "The emperor of Russi'e
sick, and you talk of the fast train! WI
you kindly order me IAN extra, which s.
be ready in half an hour
At the time appointed he started
Petersburg, and arriving there,
with his adjutant to the castle. st man on a
"His majesty awaits you, 2
said chamberlain, who receives FERRY
the entrance. "Your roomssoio ned carpet
head of the stairway, and yo
erything in readiness to D. HAIRY hsTEY'
after the journey w R. GEDDIs
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