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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-01
STATE OF MAIN t..

COUNTY OF HANCOCK s.
To tne supreme Jndiciel Court sitting at Els
worth, within and Tor the county Of Hancock,
state of Maine.
EsfECItHLI.Y represents Walter f. An
IL drcw-. of Brooktne Norfolk county,
Commonwealth of MaS-achu- ett-'
First That Jour petitioner has vested free
hold estate, to vi au estate in fee simple in
certain land situated II Iron Bound island, in
the town OF Winter IIarhur (formerly II part OF
the town of Geuld-horol, Hancock county,
: ate Of Maine, VIZ, a lot of land known Il,
thr "Fuiut' aud described as follows. to Wit:
Beginning in the centre OF the town road and
thence running west forty four rods to the
SCI shore To AN iron bolt in ii ledge thence north
Urd cot by the shore to the centre o the town
road where 1t comes to the shore ut Jacobs
Cove, thence ~ tie centre of said road south
to the place nf aegiYuiHg, containing fifteen
acre, more or les; Icing all and the SAINT land
4t-crlheh IN r,ItaiH dtea from Charles r
lacuHS ant Catherine jacobs to sand Waiter +.
Andrew, dated March ., ls9!, and recorded in
tn" iauroc~ toun y, Maine, Registry of Deed-,
/ Aluil =, Ia vol 2Gl. page 9O.
,,vond. That your petitioner has the record
tide 10 the aluvr-uc>cIiDc4 iand in and under
the deed above de-CIihed. The record title OF
your petitioner - derived from the mort -agor7
rr,inatter named through various me-uc CON
NtyHurc- duly recorded III tie Registry O.
bce,i- for salu tlauCock county.
Ihlrd. Inat TIE rtCoTu ttc OF said land OF
your petitioner j. inCumI,rcd 10y the following
tudis charged mortgages appearing of record in
the Registry OF pouus 1or -Ald Hancock cpuh-
y, to Wit
A. Mortgage from Calvin stevens and Lewis
Young GrorGc Lhiicuu, jr., dateu November
y, Ic5!. ana record Il 1uue ., ISL, In vol. 81,
pa t - of said registry
b. Mortgage from Calvin stevens to George
Chilcott ir uatcd December H. l,}t and re.
corded y fri - le3j in vol 80, pas2 81, of SAID
registry.
Fourth. That your petitioner has all the
right, lite, interest and estate in the described
premises which was formerly OF said mort
gagor-, to wit: all the right, utle and interest
ana estate of Lewis Young aud Calvin stevens.
tiit... That your petitioner and hl- pred ce-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-01
STATE OF MAINE,

Ia oE Maine.
COUNTY OF HANeocK SIS.
To the Supreme Judicial Court sitting at Els
worth within and for the county of Han
cock, State of Maine.
INHE undersigned, Sophronia Edgerly,
L Horace ID. Chaplin and Walter Z. An
drews, all OF BrOokIine, Norfolk county, Com
monweaith OF Massachusetts, trustees under
the will OF James w Edgerly, late OF said
Brookllne, deceased, respectfully represent:
First. That your petitioners are in possess
sion OF certain real property situated on Iron
Bound Island in the town of Winter harbor
formerly part OF the town of GouldSboro),
Hancock county, State OF Maine, described as
follows:
j, \ certain lot or parcel OF land bounded
and described as follows: Bounded on the
east by John Tbbetts lot and the Enoch
Newman lot; the south by reserved
land; on the west by Lewis YOung's farm;
and ON the north by the shore or waters of
French IS bay, containing eighty-four
acres more or less, together with all the build
ings thereon. Being all and the same prem
lses described i'll certain deed from e'alen
II. Smith et al. to James w. EdBcrly dated
June -, ls52 and recorded June Is 1872 in the
Hancock county, Maine, Registry of Deeds,
vol. AZ, page 1855.
and described as follows: Beginning at Il
stake and stones on the line between the
premises and said Smith Is land; thence south
1--WE degrees east to waste land; thence west
five degrees south siXty-hre rods to land sold
TO Jacobs; thence NORTH five degrees west to
the water ON The northwest Size CT the said
i'.''N'' t''N ,i>'f ~ '''o - ''i'
M illtii poui,'' ooutAtl'lHs one nun
uFt" "Stts mort or le>a, Win tHe pul!dIhEs
lS't"h s ~ -..- -.,,
h,lnS az ana the SAINT premises atstflptu
in a certain deed from James \. GoOth to
JAhies " EusetiS u1tou d ulS D. 1850 ana re-
c0i"u" aug ust - 1880 Ia S'lu ftsl9N'H' VOL
- P|7e 40.
O. - Ceit"ll io' or p"ict' or lahu oounueu
anu uosOi toeu ' ioiITH9' De NM ny on ne
MtN'o' u short ol a'Iu IRON boanu lslthd a,
tlt 9TIIiiMesteth corhe on l''hu heretofore .!
sala huserly; thehce running s9uth seNeh'%
SIX "tEi ees east "p"ut tult9 tou9 10 a at"ht
ana sl"hes' theice SoulA TWO atSfees east one
'ut'" 60 an" t"'ii't at,tH Tvs ~ " SAM
ana 9toheS' 'heh!e S"Uth tIShtS- uJ-
sftt' "tat apout elshteth anu ote-iilII foda
10 'he western shote' Nithtt HorlhefiE bN tht
shoIt 10 tlie plSce ol otElniihs' con tanning
twenty nine ana thFee-i"utths acres more or
less
bv'hH az anu we sAinG PREMISES dtsctlpeI
IN a Ger tam uGeu from Ch"IttS + JACOBS ct al
10 James !" EuserIS u"ltu september = 1871
anu ttvotuIu oePteulo 1, H. 1881 III STA reg
lstry' III vol as page ZSl
1. a certain iot or pafeel OF iahd bounded
anu ut'etioeu as loi'oNs' hesinhlhE n inc
centre OF me town "3u at me southeast
corner oi iot OF rama cohNeScu ny tharles
11c"p' 20 " T. -Anu'GHMs' th.AGt running
soulhtfIy on tht centre me ol sara ROAD iilht-
teen r"d2i thehte SCUM nEt atsrees west
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SUFFOLK ss:-CIerk's Office of superior Court.
l. Jos. a. Willard of Boston, in said county,
duly elected, qualified and sworn as clerk Of
the superior Court. for and within SAID
county and Commonwealth, dwelling IN BoS-
ton in said county. said court being court OF
record with a seal which is hereto affixed, the
records and seal of which court l have the
custody, do herein and hereby, in the per
Torrance of MY duty as said clerk, certify
and attest that 5. Henry Hooper, before whom
the annexed affidavit proof or acknowledge
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SofHRONIA EpGERLH.
HORACE h. CIGAplS.
NNT,f.rtrB sDRB VS.


COUNTY OF SUFFoLE,
BosIoN, January 81, lS99
Then personally appeared the aooye named
Sophronia Edgerly Horace ID. Chaplin and
Walter F.. Andrews and made oath that The
persons claiming under Benjamin Palmer and
jothtm johnson, ir., are unknown and that
the names of the persons claiming under
SAID Benjamin Palmer and johann johnson,
ir are unknown to the petitioners, ana thtI
except as hereinabove stated the persons
claiming under said George thllcott ana
George Chilcott. ir are unknown and that
their names are unknown Betore me,
5. HENRY HOOPER,
Notary Public.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

proprietors OF all Buffalo papers. has been
sent TO the governors OF al states tho
legislatures OF which are known 20 be n
session The governors VIII be commani-
Gated with by mail:
We earnestly ask your assistance
toward securing The passag sc OF resolutions
through your legislatures enabling your
state 20 erect buildings and make an ex-
hibit at the Pan-American exposition %
be held in Buffalo on the Niagara frontier
in 1871. The federal government has ap-
propriated 10000 and our state Xa8o0O
our city already has raised 81 ~ aoo Your
enabling act can be made conditional upon
It's being an enterprise worthy % your
state exhibit in your discretion Your
early legislative Adjournment necess.tates
despatch Further particulars By mall
Al meeting 10 be held tomorrow reso-
buttons Will be prepared which VIII be in
PRODUCED in the New York state legislature
requesting Governor Roosevelt 20 ISSUE
notifications and invitations 10 the gov
errors OF other states to participate lu iha
exposition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11
LATt NEWs eY VIII

Madrid. March a.-GenersI Jlrnlnez Cas-
tellanOs. the hast governor general of
Cuba. has been appointed captain gen
eral Of Madrid
New York Mar s-fsldis Connolly
and KID MCFARLAND were matched to-day
% fight tWeuty-six rounds a. the Broad
way Athletic club. March u. a. IS
pounds
Laredo. Tex. March s-Bsehisr 'h.
Weila-Fargo express messenger charged
With Ascending from ssn Aatonio zfth
1000 in Ms charge. was captured az
Bustan enfe. Mexico. tetas
New York. Narcb a-Nel-srn burgess.
better known by his stage name ~ Sell
Burgess. To- actor and stage manager. t9-
day filed a voluntary petition sr bank
ruptcy. Ills total ilahilLsa are iile atl.
al uusrcgred. no assets. AID uef eTea a
WARDROBE.
Nadrsa. March SIN c1reict tafaY
between thu Spanish soid.srv snd a -ur1-
Der q mufinguH coavicts ~ tantaua %
uiI~a east = sanfzndef. tss este % an
important Arsenal and ~ several military
zns saz.rss. one convict vas y I'D and sew
erai wounded
Wac Ter Nar~h s-Tsc r1air o-~ss
and iumoar yards - Wunasn cs-n~r7- 4
&c. occupying nearly Ar sntirr block 70
tween tle Eiss5gr3 kama aad Tr1as
and the Cotton Hslt railways. Eaa De-
s.fgyed 81 Ere early fnfs Hnsrrlav T1a
loss - between p.5.so ard g. ~ wffs .n-
sa-aaee - - n
ToFeut9. Marra tom ~ ss, fsss~a
a challenge or Behalf ~ john john
aoa 70 r4rs AHg-- Hrt<04 ere Csrslian
ss~ycie 1Bp1gr. q usafrs rsrr ess uafr.
best tE7 .n three h~ste Ths zsaas u.4-s
- r11en Inside ~ ia Tse racr p ~
ssLa -ar- t-f f-rr - fHa ..~~r.f &C.,.
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DIVER DONALDSON IS DEAD
Smashed His skull by striking the
Bottom of the Tank

New York, March I0.-ThOmas p. Don
aldson. the diver, who fractured his skull
in A dive into a tank at Madison Square
Garden on Wednesday. died az the New
York hospital early today. a feature OF
the sportsmen's exhibition. now being held
in Madison Square Garden. vas diving
from a height of 50 feet into tank OF
water eight feet deep Donaldson and
George W. Ellis were 70 dive alternately.
one IN the afternoon and the other In the
evening. Donaldson made his dive bat
three times. The first time he had hem
orrhsge which caused him 20 postpone the
next dive for a couple Of days. lie then
dove again successfully and two days
later on "Wednesday. he appeared again
for a third dive but was not ccessfuI
and failed 20 come 20 the surface after
striking the water Donsidson was soon
brought out and a half dozen physicians
examined him. They found the lefl side
Of his skull fractured where he had hIt t1e
bottom OF the tank. Re could not b.
brought back 20 c0nsciousuess and he Vas
removed 20 the hospital where he died.
Donaldson had been diving from heights
into Water for some years. He vas al
Manhattan beach last summer and be
Travelled with a circus before that he
leaves q wife and children.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11
"CURTAIN-FACEO MAN" is DEAD
For Tw enty- Five Years an l1solu-
bic Puzzle to Science

New York. March 10.-M chael Kelly,
'the man Of the curtain face" the Oldest
patient in Bellevue. VINO. with one mem
orabie exception. slept on The same bed
every night for nearly Twenty-Five years.
the fright Of children. ire puzzle q sci
e7as-s. the strauzest case Bellevue hos2i-
tai ever had. = dead
Michael Kelly walked into Bellevue has
p.tal Of his own accord OF sprE p ls7I
He was forty years Of age tGea. he sas
buried yesterday
The nature q Ke-Iy's s.lme1t may never
10 known However much science may
have liked. t. never dared 20 Try 30 IND
5ut ire cause = MS remarkable 1la-ldB,
for i would have required d sca-pei-
The msHcal colleges. IN fact toe entire
medical fraternity - NeE York had wal
zs-rele1tIers sae1ce-t3 rt5e dezta o.
M.chael Kelly Surgeons ard doctors
wanted % see Ehst acre those grs~s9a,e
BIS q eesa whl-a strung taem=eives
t,191 me c3ur.s-an1e q the man. max 2
q fringe q. SWING tissue.
Ard noa t-st Kelly Is dead -ney zsE b.
.rua--eL Tree- G=rallas pro~isioa ~
me ~ew York laRs concern * auto9slas
KeIy-s relatives. having CO uet - ha.1y
f5- burial -he d3c,Crs must ketp s<u.s ~
the corpse
Ee-ly's personality Nas l1-eTzst-ns. o.
side Il hss ua.-s.lsl an etl9-- On the GATE
mentioned H. appeared ~ s5e kees@r's
gate - Be.sevss ALREADY upoH as face
r.a ~ The strange Eths sz1 appeared
y.-hsu me keeps- 5eheH Kelly ~ passst
h--a oulckly -a-
Wan tas 6-r-a-- Eat1ersd a1oui t-e
nszz and ssks1 --.a trozn saat BE- ku-erE2.
n answered
.~Tha.-s 49, -sns here O. an5 out-
Relsvus has oeer tFy,Es te fai sst ever
xzee. :; 6oss zst kacE tS@zy- T=s s-s-
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tuberances have been called tumors. but
the learned doctors have stopped al that
generic name. Never has tumor been seen
like Kellys. The poor man sprouted them
from time to time, as If some demon --ad
planted malignant seeds in his face. upon
his neck, upon his head. Nothing the
physicians did checked them.
II soon became known that Kelly had
rich relatives. He has a brother. manu-
facturer. who Is reputed to be worth a
million dollars. This brother through years
has done whatever ne could for the af-
ficted man. He insisted that Kelly 90
away from Bellevue. Kelly steadily re-
fused. He had become attached To Belle
vue Everybody there had some sort OF al
Fiction or other. he was the persOnifica-
ton of misery and he loved the company
at Bellevue. He was king of the afflicted.
AS the years rolled on. Kelly became the
star attraction among the patients at Bell
evue He grew to be rather proud of the
distinction. or. rather. he felt that fate had
in a measure compensated him by making
him extremely interesting.
Kelly suffered no pain from the growths
which disfgured him. No more harm came
TO him from them than comes TO the oak
from the parasitic mistletOe But the vari-
Gus superintendents of Bellevue that Hel-
ly has seen come and go have thought il
best TO keep him there. So every night
Kelly went back 70 ward thirteen. Every
night he lay himself 10 sleep on the little
cot in the northeast corner. Every morn
ing he arose and went through the routine
OF hospital life
Last night Kelly lay in John Mullou-
ney's undertaking establishment. at No
400 East Twenty -siXth street.
My mother suffered with chronic dlar-
rhoea for several months. She was attend
ed by two physicians who at last pro-
nounced her case hopeless. She procured
one 25-cent bottle Of Chamberlain's Cole.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. and five
doses gave her permanent relief I take
pleasure in recommending IL as the best
on the market.-Mrs. F. +. Watson. Aiken.
Ala Sold by druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
sl sasss the Of Ez21Z.<
SANTA FE IN CALIFORNIA
Will Nave an Entrance Into san Fran-
ciaco a m EarIN bate

Topeka. Kan. March at Is now on
cially announced that the santa be vii
enter San Francisco over its own track by
the middle oc July or first Of next August
at the latest This Is much ex.rlier en-
trance than az drst announced. simui-
famous with the operation OF trains over
the aC1ifornls line. or by tho time of no
opening uD - traffic 20 the coast. an ad-
d!tional overland train from Chicago %
San Francisco wtlln be put on
San Francisco. March 10-It 81 announc-
Cd THAI the Santa Fe railroad will rua
its first train iu-o stockton OF Jub- next
over the Teaecha1i section % the South
ern Pacific From that time on regular
service VIII be- maintained between stock
ton and al eastern points untn tho COM
pany's entrance into P1lnt Richmond and
this city Is perfected
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TidIngs of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Liverpool, March 10.-The Cunsrd line
steamer Pavonia, fromm Ponta Del Cada,
February %, where she was towed in on
February Is, disabled, while on voyage
from Liverpool via Queenstown for Bos-
ton, was sighted off Holyhead today pass
ing in tow Of two tugs bound here.
London, March 10.-The international
chartered steamer Adria. from Antwerp
for New York. which, as before reported.
put back to Flushing yesterday damaged
by collision with the British steamer
Myrtleiene. has proceeded 10 Antwerp.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11
Q n . II g II "A.
Bsa-s tba a The KIND You Have hWayS Begght
Signature of EZA1Z1!
Because He was 80 Unhappy.

Lebanon, Ind. March ia tragic end
ing Of a matrimonial venture between two
old people who met through matri-
nlonial agency has been made by Edward
Wannick. After Wannisk's wife Rad be-
gun proceedings for divorce he broke Up
her furniture. then SHot himself and fin
ally hanged himself u a tree Waunisk
came from Flagstaff. Arizona, last August
10 marry MS WIFE the Ia widow. The
marriage was an unhappy one.
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A. P De Fluent. editor q tas Journal.
Doylest3Vn. Ohio. suffered for . number
~ years from rheumausm n his rlEht
shoulder and sds. lie says. Ny rigat
arm a. tlmes was entirely use IS. tired
Channe-ls.u's Pain BaiE. and was ss--
prized 20 receive relief almost lnmedi-
atey. The Pain Balm has been constant
compan on q mine ever since and is never
fans" For sale rs druggists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11
ONCE OF Comptroller Of the Curraro,.
WASHINGTON. D c Ia, -, -.

Washington. D. c. Jan. ~ 7lo9
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence ~
sented tc the undersigned. it has r.,
made to appear that The Natio7a, -,
OF Commerce. Of Wichita" in the CIT -
Wichita. in the county OF Sedswick an5
state Of Kansas. has compiled with a.,
the provisions Of the statutes Of the T-rf.at
States required 10 be complied win h.
fore an association shan be authorized 70
commence the business os banking:
Now. therefore, T. Charles C. Dawes
comptroller OF the currency. do he-shv os-
t,fy that The National Bank - Cor,-
merce Of Wichita" in the city Of v-ic,,fta
in the county Of Sedgwick and stare ~
Kansas. IS authorized TO commence The
business Of banking as provided in section
fifty-one hundred and six-y-nine Of rba -
vised statutes o. the United States
In testimony whereof. witness nv -,
and seal Of Office this twentieth do :.
January. 1928.
fSeaO CHARLES G 0AU-rr
d59-60t. Comptroller Of the Cr--srcv,
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Mrs. WinsIow's Sootbin~ S., :,

Has been used for over FIFTY YFtPc
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for -
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHTNG Wiz
PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTH1-s -
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUNS. AtT-AvS
all PAIN. CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the vorrs
BE sure ana ask for Mrs. W-insI,vr.s
Soothing Syrup and take 10 other kim
Twenty cents d bottle.
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: Heat Eaters
! and
! Vegetarians
. Like
Order OF Grocer.
A DAINTY DISH
with the Delicate sweet Of Grape
Suxar
Order OF Grocer.

The meat eater and -ae vegetarian alks
are charn1ed wl-h the rev food. Crap
Nuts. They have a crisp taste, Nth toe
delicate favor u gu2Ps-sagzr, and az
entirely ready for the tao.e witaout any
necessity FOR cooking
MADE ~ Postum Co. Battle Creek
Mlch-
Grape-Nu.s Yurn-sa one q sAe dziu.sess
dIsl5s ever paced on a breakfast table,
Can BE- served aos Instantly, b pouring
no. ulilk q cream over GFap~-SIts- Many
prefer the 1oo4 Dr. Slth cream o. t1e
SIDE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11
RATHER LATE IN The DAY
BuniIO ExpositIOner- BeEia on the
state Legislatures

BuEa,o. y. Y. March ia.-Tae fsll9E-as
,e.eEra-n. sEued b. Mayor D.ea3. a. chair
nan - the board 81, directors q rae Pan
American ERpeslts1a company. ard ~ tas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

Lansing. Mich, March "a Joint rsso-
luton providing for The estabushunent Of. n
eiate printing plant passed the house This
afternoon by a vote Of - to @ IL has al
ready passed the senate and viii be sieD-
ID b Governor Plngree.
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With Stereopticon Views
EXCHANGE Stables

Exchange stables at Orlando and s.fn-
water, Make a speciality Of carrying pas
sengers between these points. Also do a
general livery business. Travelling mems
patronage solicited.
SHINELY, VAN WYKE & SHIyEIY
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Berths are EIectric I-inh.0a

On the California Limited So -,
Route \ new system. electricity oso--
"'eu oE car axes 2."'1 candie-pon e..
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ROYAL ss*rss
" ABSOLUTELY pUgE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
soTs s.xso eo*2sT CO. s.x ress

evenly into the muscles of The heart II
rose; It fell again.
There came futter of the half-raised
eyelids. A little jet of blood ricked from
under a pair of forceps One of the as
sistants readjusted the forceps more tight
| ~ upon the vein it guarded.
Don't crowd" warned an authoritative
voice.
| Co.or crept into the ashy cheek Of the
| thing that a minute before had been a
| dead man; intelligence came into the fad
| ed eye. There was a quick almost ex-
plOsive movement of he breast, and be
| fore the eyes of the spell-bound students
| the play of the lungs began.
Steadily and rythmically the fingers and
thumb of DR.. Tuffier kept up heir work.
| of the mans heart-was doing for his
body what it was too weak to do for int
self. A little froth came from the lips of
the man who had been proven dead. a
nurse wiped it away Then came the voice
Of the surgeon:
what is your name. my MANI"
From beneath the set teeth here came
a voice as Of one a great way off: Jean"
it said slowly, Jean Soulie, and r.
The voice faltered and died away.
There had been no cessation Of the
movement of the surgeons hand, though
perspiration stood out from his forehead.
The heart muscle is a powerful one, and
to stimulate its action takes force.
do you feel pain?" demanded the sur
geon.
There was no answer in words. but the
head of Jean Soulie moved slowly back
and forth. Distress showed upon the face
Of DR.. Tuffer.
Il cannot keep this up much longer"
he murmered to his assistant. MY hand
is getting tired out
Suddenly DR.. Tuffier withdrew his hand.
For nearly minute the heart could be
seen to beat almost normally, then it
slowed down, slackened. A finn came
over the eyes of Jean Soulie, there was a
last slow heave of the chest, and again a
''su bject lay upon the hospital bed.
A murmer Of mingled horror and wonder
arose from those who stood about the bed
but it was stilled in an instant when DR..
Tuffier placed his right hand again in the
cavity, while at the same time he placed
his left upon the apex of the heart
This time" he said, II shall try to put
the heart in better action and try to keep
it going longer. I may say at once that it
would be possible to preserve life for per-
haps year in this young man if the nee
cessary mechanical appliances We're at
hand AS they are not he must, perforce,
be permitted to die again"
Once more the manipulations Of the
heart began. and cnce more life crept
back to the face of Jean Soulie. Again he
answered when asked his name and some
other questions. He said that he felt no
pain from the wound in his side but
showed disposition TO cough If the under
surface of the lung was touched.
For two hours Dr. Tuffier was able to
keep up the manipulations. and for just as
long the blood circulated through the body
of Jean Soulie and he lived
At the end of that time. DR. Tuffier, ut
terly tired out. reluctantly withdrew his
hands, and Jean Soulie's life went from
him, this time not be revived.
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\ sUght contraction Of The surgeon
wrist lnaraed ,ho inception o. .h.- the
most daring experiment. ever -r.oi upon
man. Next instant those watching saw
Dr. Tufier's thumb sink slowly and
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tSea-) CHARLES 9. DAWES
oSs-VOt- Comptroller Of the Currency.