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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-03
POLITICAL POINTERS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Itinerary Of Coy. Wells, eX-Cougrcss-
man Allen and Hon George Sutherland
beginning next week Monday. October
SIN. Spanish Fork 9th. Richheld; 10Th,
Marysvale. nh noon. Junction, llth.
evening, Pangutch, l2th. Parowau;
18Th. Cedar city, 18TH. Beaver; 10th,
Frisco. 18TH. kanosh 18th, Fillmore,
18th. Deseret, 20th. Nephi.
James Quayle Of Logan, a We'll known
Cache county Republican paid his re-
spects 10 his party headquarters In
this city today.
Governor Wells. f. -. Critchlow and
George sutherland viii speak at Muir
ray tonight
Senator Stewart OF Nevada win speak
at the salt Palace on Friday night He
Is also down for an address In the Og-
den opera house on Saturday evening.
Il is not improbable that the senator
from Nevada will make a tour OF the
mining camps IN the Interest Of Repub.
lean principles,
Hon. George sutherland and G.. r. Al
len spoke az Park city last night be.
fore a crowded audience in the Dewey
thgater.
Thomas Fitch addressed a large au-
dience az American Fork last night.
The other speakers were John d. Dixon
ot Provo. candidate for State treasurer.
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SPIKE AND RAIL,
ION 70 Los Angeles. 4"

"On 70 Los Angeles"
Auditor Theron Geddes OF the Rio
Grande Western Is in New York
The Colorado Midland is placing some
artistic advertising matter In clroula-
ton.
Joseph X. Choate Of Denver formerly
superintendent OF the Denver q South
Park road Is numbered among the
guests at the Knutsford
General Manager w, II. Bancroft
General Traffic Manager s. W EcCles
and General Passenger Agent u. r.
Burnley returned yesterday from their
trip north.
General Manager Dickinson states
that the Union Pacific will have eX-
pended $1,000, 900 on construction work
IN Wyoming by the end OF the present
year.
The Denver & Rio Grande Is handling
quite a big passenger traffic from Man
cas- and the 81. Luis valley Colorado
This immigration 20 this city is on
account OF the cheap rates for Fair and
Conference week
The stockholders OF the ST. Louis
Southwestern railroad generally known
as the Cotton Belt road. convened ar
the general offices OF the company no
81 Louis yesterday for the purpose of
electing a board Of directors.
George r. Blanchard. formerly vice
president Of the Erie railroad and later
commissioner OF the Central Traffic and
Joint Traffic association is seriously il
81 his house. No /. Washington square
New York, from a complication Of dis
eases.
General Agent w. II Donnell Of IN"
Colorado Midland today sever all
connections with batchelorhoOd anu
takes unto himself a charming help
meet IN the person OF Miss Sadier
daughter Of Henry Sadler, the well
known liquor dealer Of this city Mt
Donnell has the heartiest wishes Of am
the residents on Railroad Row, who
predict that the latest double-header
70 be put on the Midland viii be "a
splendid innovation. Congratulations
are ia order
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PREsTDENT CANNON TALKS.

President George Q. Cannon was the
next speaker. lie opened by reading
from the twentieth chapter OF the Book
Of Revelations IN The Bible, the pas
sage relating % the resurrection OF the
dead, and the judgment upon every
man according TO his works The
speaker stated that those verses Oc-
Cured 10 him during the impressive
words that he had listened TO, We
need have no fear Of Dr. Parks future,
said the speaker for the Lord will
bless him / can Join in the tribute
Of praise that has been given of his
memory" The speaker was so i'm
pressed with the value Of DR. Parks
ability as an educator that he used all
Of his influence 20 bring him TO salt
Lake City, dcemlng that Draper was too
narrow a sphere OF action for the doc
tor And he also felt that II the doctor
had remained in Draper that place
would have become seat Of learning.
u know Dr. Park as a man who loved
his felow-man. he loved children. and
God will bless him in the future. be-
lieve In progress. and that Dr. Park will
continue 20 grow In knowledge and
learning. He sought knowledge with
ayidity, All truth was welcome 20 him.
ne must nave loNtu lIuNU. II Itlulitu
great courage and decision to give up
what ne did in the East, 10 come back
and live among a poor people. As DR..
Kingsbury has said, It must have been
his great love OF truth | think that
God loves men Of courage and conyic-
ton. such as pr. Park was And
pray that he win rise in the first resur-
rection. and when the books are opened
he viii be given The reward OF the just
and the pure for he was a blessing TO
mankind in his sphere
The quartet rendered. Not Dead but
Sleeping"
Benedction was pronounced by James
T. Stewart, Of Logan,
While Professor stephens played a
funeral march the casket was born out
Of the building. The pall-bearers were:
Or Kmgsbury. Prof Toronto. Prof
Coray Or Howard, Prof Paul and
Prof. Stewart
a long cortege OF vehicles followed
slowly in the wake Of the remains, be-
fore which marched Held's band. which
discoursed beautiful dirges en- route TO
the cemetery
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New L. p. Cnnl Cnmn.

The new Union Pacific coal camp
at Pioneer Hollow Is making fast strides
In the way Of Improvements. says the
Evanston News-Reglster Seventeen
houses have been removed from Almy
70 the new townsite and sixteen Of the
twenty-five new residences have been
completed The dump has been I'm
ished, the scales and screens are In
place, the boilers are in position, and
the large engines are on the ground 4
modern hotel is under construction, and
IN the course Of the few days the side
tracks and turntable win be finished.
Men are boring for water and at a
depth OF 100 feet have struck a small
flow, but It is the intention to go 70 a
depth OF 1900 feet TO secure the pure
liquid The mines have commenced
SHIPPING on a small scale and the coal
taken out at present 10 used on the
division. From all indications, Pioneer
Hollow is 20 be a substantial mining
camp OF Ninta county
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OBITUARY..
Another pioneer Gone to ne.t.

DIED-At ogden, Sept. 9th 1900. Of
hemorrhage Of the brain, Puah Sarah
Hart. wife OF John I. Hart. She was
born al Bath Wiltshire England. March
18th. 1928; was baptized into the Church
OF Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints In
the year 1880 was married 20 Walter
Holley In May. 1852. Emlgrated TO Utah
In 1874. While crossing the plains she
buried her beloved husband. and two
weeks later she gave birth TO a daugh-
ter; arrived in Salt Lake City October
End. 1884. leaving all her relatives and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-03
GUNBoAT VILLALoBos SAFE.
Admiral Kempfr Gables Rumors
About Her Loss Are False.

Washington oct 3-The dispatch
from Gen. Macarthur last week an
nOuncing the disaster sustained by
Capt Shields party on the island Of
MarandiCue, left IN doubt the fate Of
the gunboat Villalobos. which had con-
yeyed the troops 10 Torrijas In conse
ounce the navy department has been
receiving a number OF kilograms and
letters from friends and relatives Of the
crew Of the boat asking for Information
as 20 the affair
\ cablegram was sent TO Rear Ad-
miral Kempn al Cavite, and the fol-
lowing reply has ben received:
"Cavite. p. J., oct 8.-Secretary
Navy, WashmgtOn.-No truth In any
unfavorabIe reports concerning villa
l0bos or her crew. Manila paper. Sept.
8. published false reports,
"KEMPFF."
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Rnssians WI Hold summer PaIace.

Pekin, oct. 2-After the return Of the
German expedition TO the southwark
yesterday a small japanese force left
HuJnl Tsun for Using Yang, where the
Boxers are supposed 10 be congregat-
ing,
The Russians remaining In Pekin are
two battall0us Of infantry and a bat
terry Of artillery, Col. Trotiakoff COM
manding They win hold the summer
palace and the Machiapo railway ter
uIus.
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SCANDINAVIAN MEETING.

Scandinavian meeting In the Four
teenth ward Thursday, at p. m.
The Sunday meeting win be held In
the Assembly Hall, In the afternoon
immedia .AGafter the Conference In the
Tabernacle
J. NJ SJODAHL,
NJ. CHRIsTOPHERSoN
II. IS. JENSEN.
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BLACK HAWK WAR VETERANS.

A meeting Of the Veterans Of the
Black Hawk War will be held at 1880
O'Clock on Saturday evening. over the
Barnes Hardy store, opposite 4. c. NJ.
I. A full attendance Of the members Is
desired by the committee as business Of
Importance is 10 be transacted.
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Up Go the Rates.

Chicago, oct 2.-Tranic officials Of
Central Freight association roads Will
meet in this city today for the purpose
OF considering the possibility and feast
bilIty Of advancing both domestic and
export rates two cents per 100 pounds.
AT present the normal tariffs are 10
cents on export, and Is cents on do
mnstIc.
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TO QUIET TITLE.
b. Y. Trust Company Brings Suit
Ag inst the City.

The p. Y. Trust company has entered
suit against Salt Lake city to quiet title
20 a strip Of land % feet by 229is feet
running from Commercial street to
State street
The city claims that the plaintiff COM
pany decided the property TO II six years
ago In consideration OF the abatement
Of certain taxes.
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE,
strong Assertions as 10 just What
the Remedies VIII 10.

hunyon guarantees
that bis Rbeamatism
Cure will cure nearly
all cases Of fheuma.
tism 90 q few hours;
that bis Dyspepsia cure
will cure indlgesiion and
all stomach tfoublss.
that Die kidney euro
viii core on per cent.
Of ail cases q Kidney
tf0ublci that Bic ca.
taIfh Cure win cure
cttauh no matter bow
lonE standing that bis
Headache Cure viii euro
auy Sind Of hesdache IN
q few Minutes that
bic Cold Cure will
ouirkiv lfeat up ~
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THE LITTLE ESTATE.
Glen Miller Appointed Guardian Of
the Minor Heirs Bond $4,000.

Glen Miller has been appointed guar
dian Of the person and estates OF Fannie
H. Clara, Romania, Feramorz r.. aud
Decker Little. minor heirs Of the late
James 7. Little, in place Of Bishop
scanlon, who recently resigned The
appointment was made on the petition
~ Alice S. Little, mother OF the chill
dren and one OF the heirs. who Is over
fourteen years OF age. Mr. Miiers
bond was fixed az 500 600. which he
lied today with w $. Mccormick and
j. r., Do0ly as guretiee.
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FREE CANDY AT TIM fA'n

To be given away at the Far On S So'.f
ren's day: The J. G. MeDonala San.
company viii give away tnu u nsrsoa
Gus Molasses Nuggets 20 tns -,bsr II
guessing the closest 10 the n'"''
nuggets In the tub.
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Gseamstress for ouray Agency.
ESPECIAL no THE 'NEWs"l

SPECIAL TO THE 'NEWS"l
Washington D. c.. oct. 3.-Jennle NJ.
Wells. Of saltwater. Oklahoma. has
been appointed seamstress In the Ouray
Indian school. Utah Henry Gardner
appointed postmaster at Mount Carmel.
Kane county. vice w. J. Jolley, re-
signed.
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was ever ready TO respond to the cry Of
the needy He was not what might be
called q religious man. but he was
strictly moral lie never heard nbald
word or a profanp expression. but that
be rebuked the nlf.nler"
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10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlue Tablets An dr1g-
glHs refund the money II Il fails 20 cure 4. "
uf0Vo's slguMure s on each boz $50
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At the Grand there was another good
audience last night to see Browns in
Tow.," ana the indications are that
good business viii be done up TO Satur-
day night. when Brown Will leave town.
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Contagious
Blood Poison

There is no poison so highly contagious,
so deceptive and so destructive Don't be
too sure YOU are cured because all external
signs Of the disease have disappeared, and
The doctor says you are well. Many per
sons have been dosed with Mercury and
Potash for months or years, and pre-
nounced cured - to realize when too late
that the disease was only covered up
like sOgots LIko. s d5lEep from 10 blt t9S
out again, and to their sorrow and NORTH.
cation find those nearest and dearest 10
them have been infected by this loath.
some disease, for no other poison Is so
surely transmitted from parent to child
&c this. Often a bad case Of Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Scrofula or severe skin disease,
On old sore or ulcer developing in middle
life, can be traced 10 blood poison con-
y sa,iu The Sin OF tho Psronfs
life, for It remains smoldering in the sys-
TEN forever, unless properly treated and
driven out In the beginning S. s. S. is
the only antidote for this peculiar virus,
the only remedy known that can over
come !, and drive il out Of the blood, and
Il does this so thoroughly and efectually
that there is never a return Of the disease
to embarrass or humiliate you afterwards.
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form ~ cold ana 70 on through The entire llIt u
trmedlu. A. al druggists. IS cents vial.
II ~ need medical advice write pfof MuuToa,
100 An o., Phila, Il Is absolutely free.
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ADVERTISEMENT
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

e.
F-.kk
For State Senators.
II. p, HENDERSON,
HENRY w. LAWRENCE,
d. o. RIDEOUT JR
For Representatives,
MRS. ELIZABETH NJ. COHEN.
RULON 5. WELLS,
D. o. WILEY, JR.
w. Il. LaNEILLE.
JOSEPH G. HAYES,
JOSEPH S. HYDE.
JOHN A. MAYNES,
JAMES THOMPSON.
MAHONRI SPENCER,
JOHN HANSEN, JR.
For County Commissioners.
MARCELLUS 5. WOOLLEY,
GEORGE A. WHITAKER,
W. j. HORNE.
For Treasurer.
WILLIAM H. DALE,
For Sheriff,
G, II. MAYOR.
For Auditor.
GEORGE n WOOD.
For Clerk
BEN T. LLOYD.
For Recorder,
THOMAS ASTON.
For Attorney,
II. A. SMITH.
For Surveyor,
W. II, EVANS.
For Assessor
JAMES Z. LYNCH,
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purely Vegetable and IHc only bIoudp pun
fer known that clcauses the blood and
at the same time builds up the general
health
Our little book on contagious blood
poison is the most complete and instruc.
tive ever issued; it not only tells all
about this disease. but also how to cure
yourselfa at home II is free and should
be in the hands Of everyone seeking
cure. Send for T.
THE SWIFT enrclrlN co. tTLESrt. GA
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cures Contagious Blood
Poison in any and all
stages; contains no
mineral TO break down
your constitution It is
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-28
The New Days Answer

The Compainer-
New day, day.
Why must 1 grapple with you. day?
Why did not my spirit when all earth STILL
When the fog turned to cloud on the marsh and
the hill,
Steal away from the body so feeble and i'll?
why did live the night through. day,
And not die the smote the dew. day?
answer me-answer me true. day!
New day, new day.
He meath whose order you grew. day.
Reckons He ever-O reckons He aught
OF the pain that His nights and His mornings
have brought
OF the sorrow His burden Of living has wrought /?
Tell me, meath skies that blue, day,
Why were you sent me to WOO day?
Surely you'll answer me, true. day.
The Day
Listen. An answer to you. my deari
Bird voices lifting that you may hear
Skies with the colors that angels employ
Sunbeams that kiss away earth's tears OF joy,
And down in your own heart of hearts is a
Listen, o listen! Twill not tarry long
Telling you all of the beauties OF day.
Praising the God that drove darkness away
Listenl An answer to you, my dear,
World voices liltiDg that you may hear.
The Complainer.-
New day. day.
Heed not the cry of a shrew, day;
You have answered unanswered me true day,
Richmond, Ind. s.. W. Gillian.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

What is the religion of the Beers, form of
worship, etc?
They are Lutherans of an intolerant nom
progressive type.
What is the estimated population of Men,
rhis and of Nashville?-W. Etuller.
By the estimate of their mayors for jan
of this year Memphis had $4,000 and
Nashville nO.S34.
Is William Stevens Perry, who for many
years was Protestant bishop Of Iowa, still
living and still filling that office?-Legend
Bishop Perry died of paralysis on May
10. $685.
Can a private in the regular army of the
United States become commissioned Of
ficer?-Soldier.
Yes. though it is extremely difficult for
private to secure such promotion.
What is the photographic method of send
ing and receiving messages as the British
are now doing in South Africa Wv. +. H
1t is a system of signalling by means of
flashes of light reflected from one station
to another by a mirror.
century and why? Z. H. p.
1t is a matter of individual opinion.
Probably most persons of literary standing
would say Longfellow. because OF the
beauty of his versification and his refined
sentiment.
BY what name is paper made of sheepskin
called? 2. What was the value of the gold
output of California in 1S9S?-Arthur.
You probably mean parchment, of which
vellum is refined form. 2. Fifteen million
nine hundred and five thousand dollars.
About one-fourth of this was from placer
mines. the rest from quartz.
A holds a mortgage against B for 81. 600.
payable on the 1st day OF April. 1900. in law
full money of the United States. Can
compel A to take 1000 silver dollars In pay
ment?-J- F. s.
Yes; the government has declared silver
dollars to be legal tender in any amount
except when otherwise expressly stipulated
in the contract.
The present Pope being Leo XIII, does
that imply that there have been twelve
one come? Please print list of all the
Popes.-J. w. s.
There have been. beginning with Peter
go Popes-too long a list to print here
There have been thirteen Leos altogether
the first being chosen In 40.
= :: :.
When did the Ancient Independent Or.
der of Foresters originate, and what ar,
it's tenets?-C. ID. n.
So far as we know there is no such or
ganization. There is an Ancient Order Of
Foresters. founded in 1745 and established
in this country in 1886; and an Independent
Order OF Foresters, fouded I'm 1874 Their
there are the Foresters OF America, WITH
start made in 1864. and reorganization dat
ing from 1883. All are benefit orders.
= =
Did Marshal Ney die in this country. OF
was he executed In France? 2. Wha
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Presentations.

In chronic rheumatism and govt there
is an old formula which is of value but
since the introduction of salicylic acid and
it's compounds has been almost forgotten.
1t is known as Zollikoffers mixture, and
is made as follows; Iodide of potash, 10
grains; resin of guaiac, grains: wine Of
colchicum root, Is minims; powdered aca-
cia, cinnamon water and syrup of ginger,
of each, to make 4 drachms. The dose is
tablespoonful.
AS nervine tonic DR.. Wood recommends
the following, claiming that 1t produces a
feeling of rest and composure and allays
nervous irritability: Bromide of ammonia.
Is grains; spirits of chloroform, Is minims;
tincture of nux vomica, 5 minims; CHINA
mon water. ounce. To be taken an hour
after breakfast, after the midday meal and
in the evening.
For chapped hands and lips DR.. Steele
recommends the following. which he claims
is nearly perfect could be wished
for: Glycerine. two ounces; distilled water,
two ounces; oil of cajuput. thirty drops:
any desired perfume, sufficient quantity.
L. N, NJ. d.
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The still Sweet Voice.

The birds have flown to warmer cllmes,
To the land of summers day;
To the land of fow'rs and balmy Winds
Yet the robin pipes away.
With drowsy head and idle wing
He sits from day TO day;
To WOO again the gentle spring,
The robin pipes away.
The flowers have ceased bloom,
Oh, what hopeless scene!
The woods show forth solemn tomb
Yet the holly still is green.
Unmindful OF the flowers doom.
Or wintry winds so keen.
To break the depth OF winters gloom
The holly still is green.
Within my soul the winters blast
Bids summers warmth be gone;
And my thoughts be thoughts Of the dead. dead
Past
Yet go struggling on
Though the blghts of day but only cease
In a night without a dawn.
still. sweet voice yet whispers Peace
And go struggling
Cannelton. Ind. Taylor z. Richey
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The Pharisee.

My only weapon is courage wherewith to meet
the foe;
My shield the strength of manhood to turn
each arrant blow
And fash out across his vision such shafts Of
binding light
He shall think the heavens riven and outraged,
rack-rent Right
Loosed from the chains that bound her and
ground her till bursting veins
Gushed rudy fountains for vengeance. and
spelled thro' crimson stains
The tale of inquisition. My foeman. falter-
ing,
Shall blanch when he sees behind me the wrath
white, risen thing.
But he shall know her-shan know her-tho'
hooking destiny
May veil her for a moment ere victory beckon me.
In that hour of revealing he shall face his
coward SOUL
Naked and dwarfed and shameful. crouching to
hide from the roll
OF thunders of doom upon him. But who shall
hide from Right?
And how shall tattered frihges Of a draggled.
beggar night
Cover a soul from its baroness? Yea, naked he
shall fend
And sway-and break-and CULVER meath sure
strokes my arms shall send.
And the spirit, vindicating, shall strike back to
his lies
The whitening wrath and scorning. hot from
her flaming eyes,
Like javelns. swift and fatal. And there shall
be place
Where even the meanest man-soul may hide a
troubled face VIZ
Till the judging time be Oh. he shall
know, shall know,
For the wraith-white Right avenging and terri
flying so
Is his small souls just accuser And I-God, let
me be!
How could know-how could I? Give some rag
to cover me!
Indianapolis. -Ollah Toph.
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sore mouth In man, especially in children.
but it does not follow that all cases of sore
mouth are due TO such infection.
1t is we'll known that certain seasons
have a direct influence upon the increase
of disease, and holidays have a marked
influence upon the number Of patients
treated. in the hospitals. AS an iliustra-
ton of this the record of Bellevue Hospital.
OF New York. last New Years day is In
teresting. Fifty-Six cases of acute acohol-
ism were admitted on that day and.
strange TO say. there were more women
than men. In addition to this there were
many cases of fracture or sprain result
ing Indirectly from overindulgence in al
cohol.
According TO Mr.. Winter Blyth, an ex-
pert in public health. IL was until recently
quite rare that aniline dyes were used In
food. simpler forms of coloring matter.
such as cochineal and burned sugar being
the favorites. but to-day Ii Is quite rare to
find natural colors. The quantity, how
ever. is too small. even allowing the SUBJ
stance used to be poisonous. to injure
health. but it is a question whether the
collective amount which a child, say, might
take in a day might not have some in
furious effect.
Aside from its purely amusement aspect
the cinematograph, biograph or whatever
you may call moving pictures" has an
eminently practical use for purposes Of in
struction. Last summer, for example, Prof.
Doyen, an eminent French surgeon, en-
ployed this apparatus to illustrate some
noteworthy surgical operations to a small
| audience of scientific men. The result was
| satisfactory and recommended 1T as a
valuable aid for educational purposes be-
| fore large classes.