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THE REPUBLIC1: SUNDAY. OCTOBER 25. 190
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BARRIOS DIAMONDS with so-called Rhinestones, Gophir,
Montana, Sumatra, Brazilian, Parisian, Alaskan or in fact with
any other imitation Diamonds, regardless of what the name may
he. Barrios Diamonds are the only stones that have ever been
discovered that cannot be detected from the diamond. All others
arc simply manufactured from chemicals.
HISS MARGKAIZT MILLER DITKATE.
Oho will be married In Vincennes. IndU.
Wilnesdav.
BErrp..T- .rr-i l.
Ylncenne. IntI . Oct. 24 Wedncday
ovening Jliss Mirgaret Miller Dukatr.
Vmeennes -Wetv girl, nil! be married to
Mr. Ferry Dulaney Green, editor of the
Vlne-nms Dally Capital.
The wedding, which -nill take place at
the home of the bride's mother, will lo
attended by quite a number of guests. It
will ! one of the society events of the
-sron.
MR. PERRY DL'kAXEY GREEN.
The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs
John I- Green of Indianapolis Miss Du
kate is the daughter of Mr J Tt Dukatc
ftfUMAN HEART CAN NOW BE
READ AS EASILY AS BOOK.
Delicate Instrument 3 list Invent
ed Is Said to "Be an Accurate
Index to Vital Organ's Condi
tion. .
REPfBUi- SPCCLAI..
Boston. Oct. at There are two agencies
row at work In this city, created for the
brreflt of Uic human race, that are at
tracting the attention of the medical pro
fectinn generally.
tWi delicate little Instrument at
th-Ia?ac!iuetts General Hospital tliat
tl the pfcj-iclan what this human heart
is up tn under nearly all condition".
The other Is kept busy at the Children's
IIop,Ual. - n. famous. Kuropenn. Doctor
I.orcnz. -.'iId wit be in attendance there
at rll times, and v an ingenious Yankee
lawjet i,H5 built n machine as a substi
tute for lum.
The heart tell-tale is the Invention of
an It-lisn scientist and Is knoun as the
Rfia-Rnrri appartus. The Lorenz sub
stitule the Invention of Lawyer Ralph
W. Bartlett of Boston.
Doctor Richard C. Cabot Is stud Ins tho
working of tho heart tcll-lale.
He knosF a great deal about tho blood
imitation of the hurran body, and In his
pinion .Hie Rcccl instrument can read
the vital forces of the human body to a
most minute decree
It tell of the effect of stlmuants. also
f drugs and the life throbs are registered
with an accuracy hitherto unknown.
The machine not only shows the exact
fV.-" of ihe heart's pump, but It has re
siled a secondary pressure, too subtle
l"r the must i-ensitlvc touch to deter
mine In the mere feeling of the pulse,
.mil that ! the constant pressure exerted
b the force nf the muscular tension of
th walls of the heart Itself and of the
Kins and arteries.
This latter force, known as the diastolic
pressure, gives a more truthful Index to
ihe subject's phslcal condition than tho
umiooinjj 01 ine Heart alone.
N diagnosis ba. heretofore been able to
determine jt -flie Riva-Roccl tube meas
ures it upon Its reading scale, exactly as
lots the thermometer the temperature of
r the stmo-phere The reading scale
l- marked to 3) millimeters in Its total
heisht
At Ml millimrteix the rising racrcun In
diiate. the normal 01 good he-ilth. if the
eolumn I ent up to ll or Hi millimeters
the lie Oth of the patient mav be consid
ered a practleallyierfrrt.
INDICATES WEAKNESS.
Per contra, a feeble movement of the
.mercury, extending over only two to
jhrce decrees. Indicates a weakness of the
ilieart and. therefore, of the general sjs-
y'vem.
A rapid jumping of the mercury cover
ing from ten to fifteen millimeters Indi
cates that there Is something radically
wrong In the heart's action.
This wonderful little heart reader has
enabled the physician to detect exacllj
the rffect upon the heart and the sstem
of stimulant? Thus whls.kv or a glass of
-ome other alcoholic llquo has been found
to Increase a man's working force Just 7
per cent for a period of thirty minutes,
after which there Is noted a drop to S
per cent below the normal.
Doctor Cabot's observations a to the
effect of alcoholic liquor upon the human
vstem In sickness and health with this
little machine have been extensle. and
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Is the sew flaked -wheat lood xrhich
is trow attracting universal attention.
It is manufactured with the idea of
surpassing all other flaked wheat
food and is bein; sold at a manu
facturer's profit.
A FULL SIZE PACKAGE
Gents
, Our enormous production enablss
cs to do this.
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Uyosrsrocer dors not ktepU. reed bs Ms unit
sd tftr.TOl wlU md yoa a jadcas, prtpid-
AtSA'Ktf all eo-cmunlcatlon? to
tCG-O-SEU, Qulncy, III.
Rlva-Roccl Instrument, for rendinc; the
heart and circulation of the hod) . now In
use at the Massachusetts General Hos
pital. the conclusion reached has been that the
benetlts b the use of aicoholi- stimulants
In health or disease have been greatl)
overestimated.
The Rlva-Roccl tube has revealed that
the reason why men and women crave
their i o'clock tea is that at that hour of
the day the heart has been found to tie
more or le-s fagged, and that tea acts as
a stimulant upon the nenes controlling
the blood pressure, while coffee has not
been found to exert such action
This wonderful little Instrument aIo
shows why the man called upon to think
deeplv puts his heels on his ofttee deiik
and his back in the chair, thi.s sending
the blood up to his bruin, which, it has
been found, require a high blood pressure
to do its best work.
Now as to the construction of the In
strument. It consists of an Inflated rub
ber armlet about 3' Inches wide, so ar
rarceil that it cai- be fitted c!osel around
the upper .nm. ju't above the elbow, con
nected by a rulitx-r tube with a mercury
manometer and an air pump.
The air forced from the pump Is dl
tributed in the rubber armlet and into the
manometer at the yime time experiments
having shown that the actual pressure In
the armlet Is Identical at any glcn time
with that in the graded millimeter glass
tube or manometer
AIR PRESSURE INCREASED
This air pressure exerted upon the ar
teries and veins Is Increased until the
circulation of blood below the point of
application is stenred.
At this Instant the height of the mercury
column Is noted. This reading of the tube
denotes the maximum pressure In the arm
arterv and denotes to an infinitesimal de
gree the patient's vital force.
As to Lawjer Bartlett's Invention. ,1
Is claimed at the Children's Hospital that
it makes a good successor for Doctor IjO
renz in the treatment of hip and de
formities of the legs and arms In cases
of congenital hip diseases It has been
successful In every case thus far ln esti
mated The result of the doctor's five cases has
nut been o successful, the little patients
still suffering from what is termed aiitericr
transposition of the hip bone, or in other
words the hip bone Is not yet In Its nor
mal place Ihe plaster casts In the doc
tor's cases nave all been removed except
ing one who mus: near the cast till the
cml of the year.
These little patients "Ike others at the
hospital suffer from apparently no injury
and are able to go about and play as
other children, but the fact remains that
the end of the hip bone has not been
placed in the socket, there being now an
egg-shaped protuberance on the hip of
each child showing where the head of the
supposedly replaced boi.- now rests
In three cases out of the twenty which
have been operated upon b the Bartlett
rracblne and from which the casts have
been removed each of the little ones shows
the mo'l hopercl signs of a complete cure.
Ily means of the X-ny light It lias been
shown that thi-s hip bones replaced In po
sition by the new machine have remained
In the socket, and the patient shows no
sien of the constltutlcnal sheck inflicted
by the operation, evidences of which have
been apparent in each one of the Lorenz
cases.
UNRELAXING TENSION
The new mechanical appliance has done
all the work of. replacing the dislocated
bone without the twisting and turning
which was ne-esiary in the operations of
Doctor Lorenz.
The steady ar.J unrelaxlng tension of
the machine has rendered unnecessary the
breaking down or the muscles on either
side of the hip socket previous to re
placing the dislocated bone
The machine is constructed to so hold
the pelvis that the necessary lengthening
of the muscles, ligaments and tissues of
the leg can be accomplished without
wrenching any part of the body above the
hips, while at tho same time the stretch
ing can be dom meclianlcally and with
an absolute precision
When tho crucial moment arrives the
little patient is etherized and placed in
the apparatus, which is somewhat like a.
nicely padded arm-chair, except the seat
resembles a bicycle saddle.
On either side of the body are two cush
ions to be prersed against the hips, A
steel saddle Is now adjusted over the
body so tliat it may be kept In place. At
the sides of the machine, beginning at the
hip and extending below the feet, are long
steel rods, which may be swung in ajiy
dlrectlon upon a pivot.
The leg upon which the operation is to
be performed i securely fastened to
the rod beside It that it is absolutely Im
movable of lself and can only be moved
as the rod moves.
When the1 leg has been thus firmly tied
the rod and the leg are swung In such a
manner that a strong", steady tension is
See the greatest, grandest, most gorgeous display of semi-precious stones
ever shown in this city. Come see the only perfect imitation of genuine
diamonds ever discovered. Come see the imitations that fool money
lenders, diamond experts and jewel connoisseurs the world over. Come
see them yourself. You have heard of them and read of them, but prob
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if lor nothing else, come and see how utterly impossible it is to tell the
difference between Barrios Diamonds and real first-water stones. Barrios
Diamonds are the oniy imitations ever discovered that will retain their
brilliancy forever. They have the brilliant flash of the perfectly white old
mine stones and the deep rich colors of the most costly gems. Drop them
in water or apply the rigid scientific tests that have been devised from
time to time and you will be amazed to note that they are beyond the pos
sibility of detection. Come and see these wonderful Barrios Diamonds,
set in a bewildering variety of beautiful and magnificent styles and
designs, in Brooches, Rings. Earrings, Studs, Cuff Buttons. Sunbursts.
Tiaras and Scarf Pins that seem to be worth from SSO to S750 and are
actually worth S6.00 to $10.00.
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Our Special Prices During This Special Sale
Knot Brooch.
A dalntv design mp
led from a lassie
found In Aih't s r.em
tifullv engraved wth
a sparkling, flashing
stone tn the enter.
Cannot be tuld from
original brooch roiling
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Our
Price .
S1.50
Engraved
Belcher Ring.
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The latest awl most popu
lar design In Earrings this
season. Two magniflvetitly
brill.ant pure white stone",
per'eetl.v matched set in
extra he-iv Piled gold.
You iositlveI cannot dis
tlncuish them from the
ST: $2.oo
Cluster
Screw Earrings.
A circle of beautifully
white. ierfectly hriiltant
stones. Hashing and spark
ling around a Rubv. Emir
ald or Turquoise opal cn
ter. Exact duplk-ates of
genuine Jewel costing
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ever designed. Itur
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with seven masnlfl-
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aivl brilliant tone Heavy
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ranted to wear for twenty
ear-. Actual t O i ETA
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No S15
Lare
Cluster Ring.
An exai-t eopv ot
ring costing Jli
Emerald Ruby or
Turquoise Opal
centers. A mag
nificent Jewel,
warranted for 1"
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Five-Stone
Hoop Ring.
A daniv and popu
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finished heavy gold
tilled. A ring arn a!l
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Don't Pay Three Prices for a Diamond
Wear a Barrios Diimond that one installment would pay for and
which no living person can detect from the genuine.
You Musi Have a Real Diamond
Save the money yourself and lnj it for third of what the installment dealer charges; bnt ly all means see and
examine the Barrios before you invest a dollar in the vcnuine. It will be the means of saving you a lot of
aoncv and give you precisely the same amount of satisfaction.
Our Guarantee
Wo ptisraiiteo cnirh and evrrr tmp to retain lis brillinney for
ovor and the mountinp; to sin- tierfwt atWf:ieiion. Wi liave
orfprrtl and -till offer tn sive Sin.onn.m to any charitable Institutlou If It ran ! Mioivn that wo ovpr ror-ol
to rejilnco a simic that did nut kIvp iorfift atl.fat tlon. Thousands and tliniisaml of Ilarrloi IMatnmiils have
lioen -4I1 in St. IJtiis Iu the p.tst mvi'D years and we have yet to replace ihe first tinaii-faetory stone.
No Sll
Flat Belcher
A ring that scrnis
to be worth at
:eas J2T" llcavi
handmade mount
ing. Set with
large. m.ignUi--
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stone. The most
popular man s
ring of the
Special S'1.50
No 933
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Engraved
Belcher Ring.
It '.dmide ex
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ed I.arge pure
whl r rerfectly
I n liant and
"pirklmg stone,
guar.intceil to re
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forever jlount
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OLIVE STREET.
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exerteil upon the mlsplrcd bone which is
to be drawn- down Into the socket.
Slowly and cv enly ns the rod moves the
tension Increases and little by little the
bone Is drawn down to a level with the
can In which It should have grown.
The mechanical effect of this motion is
exactly like that of pulling a nail out of
a hoard with a claw-hammer. The dis
located bone takes the place of the nail
and the rod to which the leg is fastened
acts as the hammer might.
At the same time, with this downward
pull, another force, a lateral puh. forcing
the bone In toward the opening of tho
socket. Is exerted by an eccentric revolv
ing upon a pin. and which Is guided by a
lever of the machine.
BONE DRAWN DOWNWARD.
By means ot this eccentric, the head of
tho thigh bone, which is being drawn
downward by the lever, is pressed In to
ward the hip bone until it Is fitted Into
tho Joint as firmly as possible.
The operation, by this method. Is over
In so short a spnee ot time that the spec
tator has hardly time to realize that it
has been begun.
The leg. after Its readjustment. Is
R laced In a plaster cast until tho bone
as grown Into Its proper position, when
the cast Is removed and the patient Is
pronounced well.
One of tho remarkable features of this
new invention is that It was the Idea of
a man who. until within a short time
previous to the coming of Doctor Lorenz
to this city, had never considered himself
In the possible light of an Inventor.
Dy the arrival of the groat surgeon and
because of the affliction of his own child.
Mr. Ilartlwtt was spurred on to attempt
a contrivance which should do away with
the necessity nf sending across the water
f i r a renowned surgeon.
He acquired a complete knowledge of
anatomy. He began his experiments at the
hospital, where every assistance was. afV7
forded him. Since the first operation by
the new invention, ilr. Bartlett has been'
present and superintended all, with the
exception of one or two cases.
4.
Improved Train servlee
Via Cotton Belt Route for Southeast Mis
souri. Arkansas nnd Texas. Two tralnsi
daily, through withbut change, teavinjr
tiA a. m. and 9-15 p m. Ticket oClcc, ?a
Olive street and Union Station.
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