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fA !.' 'J WELLINGTON ENTERPRISE, WEDNESDAY, 20, -1885. i DELICATE OPERATION. Esooverlngr a Set of Teeth From a Patient's Throat. Bow 8b LoaU Hun Wu Relieved From ; Terr Perilous Position Removing 1 Bobber Plate and Teeth Which Wer. Inadvertently Swallowed. St. Louis Globe-Democrat jtrate flours of man In an upper itory of the houia No. UJO Blddle street, vaster. Iday morning, watching earnestly the ef forts of a short, wiry, blackeyed eol Jeague to extraot with a pair of forceps a set of artlflolal teeth that was looated In the man's oesophagus. The effort was fruitless, and after a short consultation It was agreed that an operation should be performed. The teeth had been pre viously located by the Introduction of (sound through the mouth. Tbey were found to be situated in the oesophagus, an inch o two above the articulation of the clavicle with the sternum. The most In tense Interest was manifested then In the operation. The chief- figure, the short, black-eyed man alluded to, rolled np his shirt-sleeves and cast his eye over a glit tering array tot instruments, the patient in1 the meantime being placed under the Influence of chloroform. ( The patient was Joseph McOowan, a fireman by occupation, and thirty-three years of age. On the night of April 84, as the clock In the church tower close by struck the hour of midnight, McOowan awoke to the realisation that be bad swal lowed a small Jagged rubber plate which 'held together four upper teeth. Alarmed for his life be Immediately sought the services of a well-known surgeon, who, after learning of his trouble, sent him to a more distinguished brother. The latter doctor treated him until Thursday morn ing, confining the exercise of bis profes sional skill, however, to the work of push ing the teeth down the throat, with the purpose of baring them pass Into the stomach. The teeth refused to entirely go down, and, wild with pain and weak with a fortnight's absolute fasting, McOowan sought out Dr. Bernaya It was Bernays, with a oorps of assistants, who surrounded McOowan when a Globe-Democrat repre sentative was ushered Into the bouse yes terday morning. ' Selecting the proper Instrument, Dr. iBernays, at exactly 10:05, made an incision three Inches In length along the anterior border of the sterno-cleido-mastoldeus muscles in the left side, or, in other words, be cut a three-inch gash at the bottom of the neck, just above the breast-bone and along the line of the collar-bone. Then picking np a blunt, pointed dissector tht doctor inserted it In the wound and pushed Important blood vessels aside to the left, and the trachea and thyroid gland to ths right. The oesophagus then being exposed. the doctor Inserted his finger and an nounced that be distinctly felt the plate and the teeth. He opened the oesophagus very slightly, Introduced a blunt, pointed Knife and eularged the opening sufficiently ito extract the teeth. As the plate came to Sight the greatest enthusiasm was mani fested by the spectators, each of whom ex amined the ugly body which had so nearly cost the man his life. Dipping the sponge In a basin of water, the little doctor began the work of cleansing the wound and sew ing together the skin that had been sepa rated by the knife. Before clos ing the wound a rubber tu bo was placed In it for drainage purposes. Dr. Bernays then smartly rapped the patient on the cheek once or twice and aroused biin Ir ra the stupefaction the chloroform had placed him in. A gleam of intelligence shot across the dull eves as the doctor held the teeth befoie them, and the mouth broke into a grim smile, "tie's all right now; put blm to bid," said be. The patient had be in lying on a table, and, In deed, he seemed to be all right, for he walked a few steps alone. Before being placed In bed he was given a glass of milk, part of which be swallowed. Borne of the milk escaped through the sovered oesophagus and dripped tbrough the rub' ber drainage-tube. It was a very daring operation, and on of the doctors present said that few men could have done it. Tue difficulty lay In the fact that all the Important arteries and blood vessels are In -he throat. The operation has n ) ver before been performed In this city, and but seldom In the United States. It will, therefor, be read with Interest by all Inter tod In surgery. It was concluded at 10:30, the tli I occupied having been exactly tweity-five minutes. The quantity of blood, lost was less than two ounces. The Best Dressed Woman la Europe. Cardiff Mall. The Queen of Portugal Is supposed to be the best dressed woman In Europe. The statement that she never wears a dress twice Is au exaggeration. What are evi dently referred o are dresses worn on pub- lie occasions. Tbis Is In accordance with Court etiquette. It may not be generally known that the Queen of Portugal has all hor morning dresses made in London, and a morning costume-just finished for ber Majesty Is In blue and brown, a pi iln skirt in brown urocaun m a nurai design, toe outline of the pattern being In pale blue. Over the skirt is draped a polntod tunlo of brown cloth, with black draperissof the same. The bodice of brown cio.h Is shaped somewhat like an officer's shell jacket, t with little gilt buttons all round the edge. Where the Jacket Is cut away In front, loose vest frontof pale blue silk Is reveal ed, a sash of the same being ranged like a scarf drapery passing under the basque of tbe jacket behind, tied In two loops. Mr. Garfleld's Fortune. Albany Evening Journal. The subscription raised tbrough tbe ln etrumeutality of Cyrus YV. Fiild aggre gated, when Invested In Government bonds, about 313,W0. General Oai field's life wu insured for (50.0JO, the payment of which the companies, for the sake of the extended advertlssment It would give them, it tor no other purpose, promptly made. Congresi also paid her tbe rem - nant of tbe salary which would have been due General Garfield fur the first year of service a. xresiaent, wnicn amoouwa 10 $40,000. Tbe'llitle estate which Garfield left aggregated some W,000. This was all that he had been able t accumulate otter a life of unusual activity. This makes her ' total estate, lu round numbers, about (450, 000 In money well invested. From this an income of probably Slfl.OO) Is derived In addition to that she has from Congrats an IS nual pension of o,UW, which la now ote d to tbe widows of all ex-Presidents 8TORY OF A WAMPUM BELT. How Colonel) Ellloott Killed a Turkey and Saved His Lire. w Columbus, (Go.) Special. There Is in possession of the descend ants of Colonel Andrew Elllcott, of this county, a wampum belt of rare beauty and value, which Is preserved as a me mento of the shrewdness and skill 'of the great surveyor, by which he not only be cam the possessor of tbe belt, but saved bis life and fie lives of many others. Di rectly after the purchase of Louisiana from the French Government Colonel Elll cott was sent by the United States Gov ernment to survey the boundary 11ns be tween tbe new territory and Mexico, which then Included Texas. He was accompan ied by a large oorps of engineers and 100 Government troops. They had penetrated Into the i Interior of the then wild country, when one day Ellloott and his engineer corps found themselves surrounded by a large body of Indiana, by whom the entire party was captured. Colonel Elllcott had a half-breed Inter preter, who found out that It was the Intention of the Iudlans to massacre the white captives, and he Informed the chiefs that his master was a great medt cine-man, who could do many wonderful things, among them being his ability to kill a man or any living thing at a dis tance of 150 yards, while the object he shot at was hidden from view behind (a tree, and he would not aim at it or shoot through the tree. The chiefs said that If the interpreter's master would kill a wild turkey In that way, they would give the whole party tbelr liberty. Colonel Elll cott was not a good rifle-shot, but he was able to do many clever things In shooting by means of mechanical tricks. When the decision of tbe chief was given they procurod the turkey and told Colonel El llcott to exhibit bis power. Confident of his success he drove a stake In the ground a few feet beyond the trunk of the tree, with an axe. Tying ths turkey firmly to the stake so it could not move from its position, he walked In an oblique direction to one side of the tree and struck the blade of his axe, appar ently with no design, Into the ground and then made a mark on It with chalk. Facing off IS) yards, he aimed at the chalk-mark and fired. The Indian chief ran behind ths tree and brought the tur key out dead, the ball glancing from the axe, having passed clear tbrough its body, with such nicety had Colonel Elliott cal culated the angles. The principal chief was so delighted with the feat that be un clasped the magnificent belt he wore 'and 'fastened it about Colonel Ellicott's waist. The surveyors were given their liberty, and the belt worn by the Colonel Insured him and his party safety and reverence during the remainder of the survey. FRIVOLITY AND FASHION. Sir. Jasper Views the World In Amuse ment Because of These Falling-. Boston Beacon. Mrs. Jasper lived out In the country away from frivolity and fashion. On one occasion, when her husband was going to the city to soil a car-load of potatoes, she admonished him to be sure and remember what the styles were, so he could tell her. When be came home she was all anxiety to know the latest. Sho plied him with questions, and finally reached tha subject nearest ber heart. , . "And did you notice tbe styles, Jere miah?" she asked. "You bet 1 did, Balrey." "Was thoy great?" "They were powerful, Salrey. " "They was, Bairey Jasper, I tell you. Why, Salrey, tbem women wore nicer dresses right out ou the street every day than yon was married In, and, Salrey, that dress o yourn wan't no slouch, now was Itf "No, Jeremiah; and what kind o' shawls was they warln'f" "Shawls, Salrey f Bhawlif Why, bless your II :e, they wan't warln' shawls at all leastwise most on 'em wan't. Why, Bairey, they wore some kind o haircloth coats, tanned with the hair right on, and they was fluer'n your best apple-pie." "What kind o bonneU did yon seer" "All kinds." "Was they high or low bonnets, Jere miah f" "High, Bairey, dreadful high. I seen one In a winder, and thinks I that'll suit Salrey to a T, so I stepped In and set tha price and, would you believe It, Bairey, they wanted H30 for the thlug, and I told tbe gal that showed it to me that perta ters was mlddlin' blgh, but not so high as bonnets, and then I walkdd straight out." GALVANIZED ICE CREAM. Forty-three Persons Poisoned at a Chureb Sociable In Connecticut. Korwalk (Conn.) Special. Rowayton, or Fiva Mile River, as It is mora familiarly known, is a village of not more than 200 Inhabitants, about four miles from here. The Inhabitants era chiefly oystormen ' and tbelr families. There is on church In the placa A fund was needed to make some necessary re pairs on the church edifice, and, to raise it, it was decided to hold a church sociable and supper. Tbe refreshments were to ba provided by the members of the society. Saturday night last was the time Set for the supper, and among the eatables furnished was a quantity of home-made Ice cream, donated by a Mrs. Tutile. This article was In great demand, all . present partaking of it. Soon after tbe sociable wai ended those who had eaten of the cream were taken sudden 111. Phys iclans were hastily summoned, and by prompt, measures succeeded In relieving ths patients. The symptoms In all tha cases were those of corrosive poisoning. Dr. C G. Bobannao, of South Norwalk, made an investigation. He found that In making the cream Mrs. Tuttle bad used a tin freeser having a galvanised bottom. Tbe doctor's opinion Is that the gsJvaulo action of the metals, caused probably by tbe "churning" of the cream in tba pro cess of freeslng, developed a corrosive poison which permeated the oontenta of the can. Forty-three persons were poisoned la alL None have died, though tba resu'.t would have been fatal In many cases but for the prompt arrival of the physicians. Many of the patients are stili confined to their beds. A Brooklyn boarding-house keeper says she thinks she would like to board printers, as she bears they don't like "pi." Brook lyn Eagle. It Is ths actor's business to hold tha mirror Bp to nature, and he must, there fore expect all sorts of reflections. Bottom -,vA New Tanning A gent." A new tanning agent has been dis covered. The statement is made that a tanner at Tempe, Arizona,, two or three years ago . discovered a plant which carried a large proportion of tan nin, and which, when used, In the man ufacture of leather, gave extra weight to the product. , The plant is of annual growth, Indigenous to the deserts and dry uplands, and is' known to the; Mex icans and Indians as "gonagra." It has a root somewhat longer and mors scraggy than the cultivated beet, though resembling It in appearance. Arizona Gazelle, ' COHomssifAW MtTTOHLsn, of Pennsyl vania, states that a severe cough leaves at once when Red Star Cough Cure is taken. "What is there In a mines plef asks a household Journal. By the way, we have always been rather curious to know our selves. Boston Poet. Bow Pale Ton Are I Is frequently the exclamation of one lady to another. Tbe fact Is not a pleasant one to have mention, but still tbe act may be a klndlv one. for it sets the one addressed to thinking, apprises her of the fact that she is not In good health, and leads her to seek a reason therefor, rallor Is almost always attendant uton the first states of consump tion. Tbe system is enfeebled, and the blood Is impoverished. Dr. Pierce's " Gold en Medical Discovery" will act as a tonio Apon the system, will enrlcn the impover ished blood, and restore roses to the cheek. Personal paragraphs in the Dutch newspapers are put under the head of Meinheer Matters." Detroit Free Press. I Love Her Better than Life." Well, then, why dont you do something to bring back the roses to her cheeks and the ligbt to her eyes? Don't you see She is suffering from nervous debility, the result of fnmale weakness? A bottle of Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescrlotion" will brighten those pole cheeks and send new life through that wasting form. If yon love her, take heed. Watchmakers describe the recent at tack on the Salvation Army in Berne as a -Dwiss movement." Ton Bronchial. Asthmatic and Pul monary Complaints, " Brotrp'i Bronchial Trochee" manifest remarkaule curative properties. Hold only in boxee, 3d cts. Twt bestthlrj out -A big fire. Bloom tngton Eye. It you have catarrh, use the surest reme dy Dr. Sage's. A ooon blg-lnnlng Is half of ths game. 4 no iruuye. PiKi'sTooTHAcnsDiiops curelrjlmlnuie,28o. Glenn's Sulphur Soap heals and beautifies. 1160. GiBiiAN Cobb Rxmovis kills Corns a Bunions. An eye-deal person Tha oculist. The VT -1 . THE MARKETS. New York, May 18. rTOCR-Extra Ohio 18 80 (ttlto WHEAT Hed Winter 1 mtt 1 OH' No.l White 1 02 it 10." 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It H tnfl iiMf of a great mtnr rtmodlci 1 tiftve tried and can fully recommend it. K. UILIs, JdOdtfrOU, U., Editor o( ihcltuux. CREAM BALM hai rained an eoTlable Tp utatlon wherever known, dlinlaclnsall other oreoa- HAY-FEVER railonsv. A nartt4!li la an-! ilea into earn noatnu no nam, aftrtvame to tiaa. 'rice fit)c. I.y mull or at dniKliti. Bend for circular. KLV lUtOTUERB, frufc-tftaia, Owogo, N. V. BEDRIDDEN FOB ura. Nov. 8, IBM. Myit " i hare bren n.tns your wonderf nj' remedy, llrulliold'i Female hVKUIalor, In my family a loug tune, and I would to Ood that every affllrlrd woman In our land knew of lu wonderful virtues and curative power, as 1 doi there would be a areat drat leu. aunrnns auionff our .ex. i am sure l would navo been eerfrkktra or 1(14 bad It not bren fur tbe lirgu lator. 1 recommend it to every woman 1 hear of who 1. suffering; with any womb trouble, no matter of what description, snd 1 bave yet to hear of a ilngle failure to care." 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THE CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Guarantees its patrons that sens of personal security afforded by a solid, thoroughly ballasted road-bed; smooth tracks of continuous steel rail; eub Btantiauv built culverts and brldires; rolling stock: as near perfection as human skill can make It; ths safety appliances of patent buffers, platforms and air-brakes; and that exacting discipline which governs ths practical operation of all its trains. Other specialties of this route are Transfers at aft connecting points In Union Depots, and the unsurpassed comforts aad luxuries of Its Passenger Equipment. . . . The Fast Express Trains between Chicago and the Mlrsourl River are com posed of well ventilated, finely upholstered Day Coaches, Magnificent Pullmaa Palace Sleepers of the latest design, and sumptuous Dining Care, In which, elaborately cooked meals are leisurely eaten, "good Dl Best ion waiting oa Appetite, and Health on both." Between Chicago and Kansas City and Atchison, are also run the Celebrated Reclining Chair Cars. THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE b the direct and favorite line between Chicago and Minneapolis and ft Paul, where connections are mads In Union Depots for all points In the Territories, and British Provinces. Over this route. Fast Express Trains are run to the watering places, summor resorts, picturesque localities, and hunting and flsb lna; grounds of Iowa and Minnesota. It Is also the roost desirable route to ths ttca wheat fields and pastoral lands of Interior Dakota. Still another DIRECT LINE, via Seneca and Kankakee, h ml been opened between Newport News. Richmond. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Lafayette and Council Bluffs. Kansas City, Minneapolis and St Paul and intermediate points. For detailed Information see Mapa and Folders, obtainable, as well as) .Tickets, at all principal Ticket Omoes In ths United States and Canada; or .by addressing R. R. CABLE, E. ST. JOHN. PfSsldsrrl snd Osnsrsl Msnsgsr, Chlcsge. Sensrsl Ticket saS Fssssngsr Agent, Calesss.' 9 ro.ltlv.lv oar. SICK-HEAnsCHB, Blllon.ns... and sll LIVKii and BOWEL Complaints, ALABLa. BLOOD POISON, and Skin Ouaaaaa UN! PILL A DOS 1 1, For P.m.la Complaint, tbaa. Fill aavs no aqual. "I nnd them a valuabl. Cathartic and Llv.r Pill. Ir. T. M- Palm.r. Sfoniioallo, Pip.1 Ib nr practlo. I oa. no olh.r. J. D.nnlaon, M.D., PflWltt, Iowa. Sold ffrr.liw. or snt of Saall tor fit Ota. IB aunps. Valuabl. Informallog i kjtS. I. S. JOUMSuM S CO.. BoeTOBI. laASS. frl.nil of H'omaa. This title Is often applied to lira, Lydla E. Plnkham, of Lynn, Mass., try happy wives and mothers who have been cured of distressing disorders and relieved of pain and suffering bf Mrs. Finkham's Vegeta ble Compound. Mrs. L. H , of B troth sr, 8. C, says In a reoent letter I "Tonr medicine has dons ma so much good that I don't think I can stop taking It until I am entirely well. I ows all my good feelings to you. The doctor cant get any credit for curing mo, It is your medlclns that has dons me mors good than anything I havs ever taken." A Dressmaker in Flndlay, O., says: "I have derived so great a bane fit from ths oso of jour Vegetable Com pound that I recommend It in tbs strongest terms, with the ntmost confidence and am sure it will cure ths most stubborn cases. I consider it vfry much better than any other preparation mads tor all Female Com plain ta." AGENTS WANTED FOB OVB KEW BOOK HEROES OLE BIBLE With orlslnsl srtlclsa fmra Lr.dlns Dlvlnssof tha d.r Sfarljr SOU acia. SS full pus-. ervliia-a. iwu.fa. ttrriiory ffuttrnmrKt. fextr s.dH.e. sarnta .SYrr rnerxrMe Asents. Arlilrras A. J. IIULMAKACO,, fSSS ArchSI..Fhlladlphla.Pa PDUJlfORMSl as DsUIH CMH UsilMWsss). 10 sw.WS ?Z tasMes) ivWssa, ImUiWsm mm! W M HaU, HsIsMts, Csft, r sWHs , , IVsisai UatOT (Jltts. Psslsjai. laSVSSI. EMsiUiiM.lhMUsf Km.. UU Or) ft.) lU rispfasl HsiMfs .: LStSSSS), tlsa a MsiMfrs. HUH HtALT, ChtCftflO R. U. AWARE THAT Lorlllard'B Climax Plurr VJ.VV bMriPf a r4 Hn tag i lliat Lorlllsrrlls S r Km. l..iri:a.euti that Lorlllardi Eaw C Mlasa.aiul that LorlllaiTi'a HaaSars bwtauilalMatMat,uiiaUt7euiialdMs4t $75 A. MONTH sVUsl)7iiBs jmVl ancv rmtim to sll ur sjvMxis. Noriiisil ilrs4. Unitvy patsi BMtsitiilv. Ksiw-naskS li smIvsm. tyllMr- irfBl. f mrcsi wrwi wmy BUndttnl Silver Wmn Co.. WMhlnorton HU, Boston. Mam. TELL THE TRUTH I IXVVrXtiiti and Htble, hr Unria Tlin. Thn mmt snli'V honk of the limn.. J-rtrr, art S for 1. atUXTON 4t SailMniClt 1' ATlO.VKlt K CO., k Luuia.Mo. All Sorts of hurts and many torts of ails of man and beast need a cooling lotion. " Mustang Liniment. mm m m , The Mirror is no flatterer. Would you make it tell a sweeter tale Magnolia Balm is the charm er that almost cheats the looking-glass. OIOORAPHV OP THIS COUNTRY, WILL THIS MAP, THAT THS PURGATIVE status of "Liberty Inllf utsning ths world." Ths Comnlttse la charts of ths soastraetlsa of th. bsas sad pedestal for ths reception of this mat work, la erSar to ralo. ftinda far lu e.saltl.a, havapreparad a miniature Status HxtncMmitxIutgtU -th. Statu. Brotuedi Pedeatal, Klckallvered- srhlch they are bow dellrertns to SBbscrlbsrs tojoosh out ths Halted States at Oae Dollar Kavefc. This sttraetlve souvenir aad Mantel or Desk orna ment Is s psrsol fuotlmUt of th. model faralahed br Ibssrtlsu TheSiatnettsIn ssm. metal, twtvttncJus klak. at tive DoUora KaMk, delivered. Ths dMltas of St.tne and Pedsstsl are protected br C. S Pateats, and th. models oso sw'r b. fonlsheit bj UUI Commutes. Addreaa. with ramlttaooa. RICHARD BTJTL.XR, Sis. alary. (ABsrlosa Committee of th. Statu, of Llhertr), Mror SU-oat, Haw Tort.. mm.wm mm, . ,. bum. mvminr.. inferior ..m,. Ik 1 - ... A I.M.. Tbl. i. . . . SUShos. Hewar. of Imitations which acknowledit. tliflrown Inferlorltr tip atieinpllnstoballd .poo tf'o n'puiaiion ins vriainai. a ra. ..I H mrf a gettlns the aeaatlajo artlcl. nnleaa ro are earefal to eianilne sad ses that Uils stamp apaaara fftatalf oa the aule.t JAUS us $3 SHOE. This Sho. for jraatlnsasa ra mtula off flnfMi n Bkln. itftrhMl with isirwai Riitr Taanara Calf- MM--hln TwUt. ud ! .ibmbsvI--, ed In Durfthimr, Cottifurt s,n out vidtM to ( iny fiKii. )tl. aiAsja vlthr (t rrar bnvd or sksrrtiw MM u uyl- tdVUWI 1st CUte, aViaW la CoaffTf u swl Lacs). Ttatv qtuaitf trf ULt BUTTON Bivoa hti woo for ItsWhlKlitplsir tm pablle aatrin-- Uon Ikatlt tundf to-rtstr atv.sMltly wiiltsMat tv wsrhiuk yoardufrrforllstiid if h cu bh aptlr wnravfr Ton lira, this hha lawiihlaronr tuu wliti a ruutl tit, rnU your Bcsaiaia, Maws. siddrv on DcMtavl r.mrQ FUM Bra. JonatIiaafs Jshes WlnareatMnrtrat. tmt, roailHtia.Tai rawvoueailav SSOS1 amSa.mSWSs.lsSa A. N. K.-C 1031 fin tt War- ' B 1 aas rTf i is. 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