The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 30, 1887, Page 7

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An interesting and successfal opera tion has just been performed at the Long Island College HspitaL The interest attaching to it springs from the nature of the disease, which was in this case necrosis, the youth of the subject, agirl of eight years, and the , extremely easy manner in which the disease may be onntrac'ed. Necrosis isthe term by which that part of a bone which dies is designat -d. That apparently insignificant cansea may be fraught with the most serious results will be readily understood when it is stated that a little inflam- mation, a cold, a blow, or the absorp- tion of phosphorous may superinduce | necrosis. The dead part, which is | analogous to the slough in th: soft tis- sues, is called the sequestrum or ex- foliation. At first it is firmly attached to the living bone. Gradually, how- ever, it is separated from the living bone. The process, an act of nature, is a slow one. New bone is formed about the sequestrum, which often renders its renoval difficult. As a rule the surgeon waits until the dead ‘art is louse and then ents down through the new case. The cavity gradually closes, fills, and a useful limbis ths result’ The lecture-room ef the college was filled by students. Af er a short lecture the doors at the tear of the lecturer were thrown open and the operation table, on which the sulject lay, was rolled in, anms' heties were apnlied, and the o erations be- gan. The affected limb was much liscolured, especially: at ths upper extremity of the dead bone, which was visible, having been forced out by the formation of new bone under- weath. The surgeon made an incision from the upper extremity of the ex- waed part down along its entir Imgih—about six inches. was then cleared of all tissue flesh laid back, and th woning. The surgeon then took it hand a pair of forceps and attempte: to disconnect the affected part fron th larger one. The difficulty he ex. peienced necessitated emll hammer and chisel. agin resorted to the forceps, and final: ly ew from the leg a section abou sixinches long, which was disconnect comled like a piece of worm-eate on the leg above the knee was r moved. The hemorrhage which fo lowed was not profuse. The child wi Eagle. ‘runkenness or the % guor Hab Dr, Baines’ Golden Specific. vithout the knowledge ot the person ta git; is absolutely harmless and wi whether'the patient is a moderate drin er or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands men whg have taken Golden Specific own free will. It never fails. tem once impregnated with the Sveci it becomes an utter impossibility tor 1 liquor appetite toexist. For tull part Race st. Cincinnati, O. 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There is but one place where the in- solvable questions of hfe can be left— at the feet of God; a rational thing tc do; for He who is over and in all things must have in Himself the ex- planation of all things This is the argument in the book of Job God turns his mind to the natural world— to the stara, to the rain and lightning. to the brutes—and conf unds him by the mystery in these things that are under his eye and hand. Their expla § mal bo of Spr his pu wh vie ful nation is to be found only in God: distance round the place struck. The Mur 2 ~~, “lath the rain a father? Or who hath — fang~ shut up like the blade of a knife} °' City Property. Local Money? for Ns i begotten the drops of dew? Take, then, i to its case when not used or require, Short ‘Time Loans.} a this other and nearer mystery toGud. and = open and erect themselves | Office west side square and there leave it. Thus J »bisledup when the creature is saving and me to the great act and state of trust. 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Of these Mss Cooper gives us a good sore, with directions for use. in her it hk ill k of in fic he ic- charming = °R ral Hours.” The Suxon, Danish and Norman e dings to be found in English geography are happily instanced; an: surely Mr. Snooks would be as well pleased to have h’s village called or “Snooksbury,”’ or “Snooksham,’? or Snookswyck,"’ or *“Snookshamp,” or "S ooksdell,” or “Glens ieoks,’? or simply ‘Snooks,”’ by itself, 2s to see it le'tered at the railway station, with ev r-recuring poverty of invention, as “Snooks- ville.” The worst of it is that we borrow terminations with shocking contempt of propriety, suffixing “mont” to a patronymic like “Dick,"? where there is neither mount nr ant-hill to justi- fv it We have ‘Dovedale’? where there is neither dale nor dove; and over and over again such forms as Darimouth” where there is no dar and no mouth—in short, no river, and, of course, no mouth of a river to suggest it, We have “cli! ’ where all is dead tevel; and “piain’’—even “Champlain’”’—where all the scenery i- mountainous. 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