Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27

\ RED APPLE sec me, and | sent word tO him that ] | was then on the operating table in such | a position that could see no one, while | an elderly surgeon was engaged in re- moving n porous plaster received dur | ing the war.
 l was not serious in saying this, but unfortunately I have the reputation fuI absolute vCraCity and seriousness, so that the statement got into the papers as bona fide and caused American ScCur- ities to go down two points in one day
 like it here very much.
 SATURDAY. Another little cripple boy named Charlie comes afternoons to play with me. We have a set of build ing blocks and can make most every thing.
 Yesterday the Chicago Ladies SOcie- ty For the Prevention of Good came to see us and gave me a kiss and a red ap- pie.
 The lady who kissed me was the vice president of the society and hurt me when she strained me against her breast pin. l hate woman who cannot con trol herself that way.
 went and took a dose of medicine to take the taste out of my mouth.
 Tomorrow We have m operation here i'll my ward. A large lady from La Sale will be removed from n Hungarian tn nor.
 The medical students will Lc here and see the operation. The best student for 1891 who has b,,,.n neither absent nor tardy will get the tumur
 have Ia diet very closely. or l may gradually have diabctic tendency. get slice of toast every day and ther- momctcr.
 The rules are very strict. Patients arC requested not to die in the house.
 Some of the nurScGirls arc perfectly lovely. They are very pretty and kind hearted. l like tn have unr of them hold me up in my little cot while am drink ing my koumi>S at night.
 SUNDAY. 2 F. M-An analysis to- day shows morn casts. fihrin, gelatin and some zinc and copper The chem ist also discovers that in I>j3 l fell from au apple tree and torc my pantics in two places. He also says that will be unhappy with my third wife. She will be unhappy also.
 Last evening We ilad a cuI,Curt and ollNAsiAlp4l IA Allt' ~IlAil 1t-At-EAlsAN afternoon the North Side Ladies Socic- ty For the Prevention of Good paid uS q visit. 1 crawlcd under the covers and remained in q rigid attitude. giving them sort of stiff. as partially idiotic friend of mine said afterward.
 The general secretary spoke aS she passed by something about kissing him for his mother. :" but as she started to raise the sheet from my face l bit her a little in spOrtivc mood, and she gave a shrill and CchOing scream. do 1 not mind being an invalid. but Charita- blC societies must not press me tO their bosoms. It hurts
 l heard Similc tine other day that was not half bad. aS Matthew Arnold used to say to me. IL was madO by a temperance lecturer. too, which makes one wonder where he got it, for q man who iS strictly temperate has t0 skir- 1 mish pretty hard for anything of that kind. John B. Cough never acquired a good story after his reformation, 1t is ! said, but had tO use over and over the witty things he got while he was q naughty m:tiI.
 1 This temperance man was featuring in n Chicago church and paving his re- Spects ever and anon to the saloon keeper. But. dear friends. said he. II do not hate the saloon keeper personally. He iS a man and a brother. IL k not the | personality nf the >aloOn keeper that demur to I feel nppu>,,I tn him just as l do tO the hc'lhug-bCCausc l don't like the way he gets his living. Last week T. T. West of this city stepped into large and prosperous laundry to talk business or politics with the proprietor and all hands While he was standing around the counter with | tho air of one who owns what k in sight, a timid little man with a big square market basket with dried gore on the edges. also with n large fead of l Pefferian whiskcrs of a rich cherry coloi and with yarn ravclings in them. step. | ped mp and asked in little Punch anc | Judy voice:
 What will you charge me to wash and do up vhild's drcss:''
 Well, was the reply, ''I couldn't do it short of n cents and make any thing out of it. -
 | But that's ton much, ain't it?'' ask ed the other. with cough. Well. possibly i' i<. said ColonC West. ''but l can't seem to do it for lcs, and make anything out nf it. You see, just doing one that way don't really | compete with the laundry Ia'nplC herr who are in tho ,husin,ss aud hlndlinl | them by the hundred. I always ,iid hate to stop my business to do mp child | dress
 | MONDAY, 1 r. M-Temperature two fifths of I degree above normal Pulls, regular, bat sluggish. Have got all m, business arranged, even tO terms fo \ shipment home. Ate scraped raw bee for breakfast, using rear quarter of Col orado steer. with pepper and salt or same. Acute ''';stritis seems to bc on' of the features CT disease. I have to ea simple things like raw bullocks and ke. oysters
 Another chemical and microscopi, analysis was made yesterday of sputum showing traces of nicotine and oshr