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Grand Display and Sale
Fine Furs
Saturday, Oct. .', and Monday,
Nov. 1, the .entire sample lines of
GORDON & FERGUSON, St. Paul,
Minn., the largest and best known
makers of fine fur garments in the
country WILL BE ON DISPLAY
giving you an opportunity for selec
tion from a much more complete as
sortment than you'll find in any
retail store in the land. Take ad
' vantage of this exceptional oppor
tunity. Select your Fur Satuiclay
or Monday. '
Drapery Deparlm't
Specials
Interesting to All Housekeepers
$7.50 Saxony Brussels Net Curtain,
the standard parlor curtaAn, . very
new ami elaborate designs special,
pair .... .' . .'....
14 80 Frunselntti- Curtains, all nlc
new patterns, full else; sal price,
pair , ; 9330
$5 00 Couch Covers, . reversible, made
from beit qu.illtv tapestry. fat
colors, full file; one day only at
each 3.60
A . full Una of Filet Vets, white or
ecru, 45 Inches 'viae, reduced to
sell from, yard BOo up to 91JM
(Kid pairs of Curtains at about one-
half prlre. v ;
Four Specials
Ih Our High Grade
Linen Dept.
For Saturday's Selling
Huck towels, good size, hemmed
ready for use, worth 10c, Satur
day, each, 7 H
Hemmed and fringed, cream and
white Turkish bath towela, extra
large size, worth 16c, . Saturday,
each, at 10
Pure linen, hemstitched table
cloths, size 8x10, German man
ufacture, worth $2.25, Saturday,
each, at . , ........ ... . . $1.50
Barnsley toweling. warranted,4ure
flax, heavy and absorbant, worth
16c, Saturday, at, yd 10
Most Complete Assortment of
ladies' Winter Underwear
Shown Now
Union Suits Such well known majkea
as the popular Sterling, Harvard
Mills, Imported, Swiss Ribbed pa.rt
wool, all wool, 'silk and wool, all silk;
shown at price, $1.50 up to $7.50
Heavy Fleece Union ;Suits, in all sizes,
at 50c, 75c and 08c
Ladies', Silk and f Wool Vests or
Pants; values to $2.00 a garment;
on sale at 98c
Heavy Fleeced Vests or Pants Excep
tional values, at. 25c and 49c
' ' Some excellent special values an
children') wool and fleeced underwelir
Saturday.., ',. S .- ' . ...
txtra Specials in Our Busy Drug pepartmeni
Trr uiMHm.Dt of 2&c. extra oual-
lty Tooth Brushes, vi :...l6o
Large assortment of iOc extra qual
ity Tooth Brushes, at 10
25c-Ir. W. 1.. Uravea" and Hanitol
' Toot 11 Powder, at.:....'. 10
25c. ltubtfoaiu, at lo
11.60 Oriental Cream, l-t. 9L0S
- 2Ue Cream of Hoses, at . . t . . -to
20c bottles of Hydrogen Peroxide, at
three bottles for 96
Large' Assortment of 10c.,-15c and lOo
Juliet Boaps, at t we tiara ror...ieo
16c extra quality Rubber Gloves 48a
21. SO tiyrlna and BotU. complete.
at 8o
II. 98 Monarch Hot Water Bottle. In
two and three quart, at SSo
II 26 3-uuart Red Kubber Hot Water
Bottle while they last, at T6a
2.25 Wellington Hyrtnse and Bottle,
guaranteed for five years, at..$Ut
Folding Aluminum Cups Only 8c
This is a large sue folding alumi
num drinking cup, worth l!0c. Every
ihlld should have one for school.
It-tooth Lawn Bake for raking
leaves for ,3pe
lba Steel Furnace Shovel, lust tha
i thing t put coal m your furnace
fits inside the door
Large Japanned t?oal Hods, No. It.
on iv i... 96
Large Galvanised Coal Hods, No. 17,
only
No 15 Japanned Coal Hods, only.lS
Strong Braced Long or Snort Handled
Fir Shove ....too
Speolal Bade on Tools On XT.
26-lTich Steel Hand Baw, worth Si.OO.
only .v
Men's Handled Axe. worm si.uy.
only
.9
Extra good Buck Saw, only 48a
Frisco, tha best lantern made, extra
. large slse, worth 11.25; on aalo for
86o: medium slse only 46e
2-foot Box Rules Stanley So
Guaranteed Hand Axe for Carpenters,
for 46o
Cold, Wsathax Articles C&aas.
36o Savory Corn Poppars and two
pounds popcorn x'ree B5o
loo Wire Corn Poppers, only Co and So
'Ash 81ftars lOo, loo and 8 So
Rubber lined Weather Strips, for
windows or doors o
Any brand of Food Choppers made
"for- 990
Mrs. Potts' Nickel Plated Bad Irons,
.- Apiece sets 99o
Saturday in Our Busy Candy Department
CHOCOLATE C11KAM9, per lb. 12
Assorted Chocolates and Bon-Boas, lb. 25t
75c Silk Bells 25c
A brand new line of All Silk
Elastic Belts, ' with fine new
St vie buckles, 50e to 75c. values.
at
25c
New Ruchings
Six fancy ruches in assorted pat
terns in neat box, on salo Satur
day, at, per box, : . . 'Z7C
Fancy card rurhlngn, yd.'..15
New Veilings
A beautiful lot of new Fancy
Spot and Mesh Veilings, regu
lar 50c values; on sale in one lot
Saturday, at, yard '.25c
We give your mail
orders the same care
and prompt attention
that you would re
ceive if shopping in
person. Try us.
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THE RELIABLE. 5TOR!
Headquarters for
the John B. Stetson
and Mooney Men's
Hats. See the new fall
blocks.
Big Shoe Sale Saturday
Surplus stock from the SPENCER SHOE CO. and the balance of the bankrupt stock of LUDDY
& CURRIER on sale at about one-half the usual retail prices.
Women $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes,
gun metal, tan Russia calf and
patent colt; all up-to-the-minute,
al $2.50
Men's patent colt, gun metal and
box calf shoes, absolutely worth
$3.50 and 4.00, at.'. .$2.25
Misses' and Child's button, lace
and blucher shoes, worth up to
$2.50; in two lots, $1.50, $1
Men's $0.50 leather lined Stetson
shoes $5.50
All the new styles in women's
shoes are here and the styles ore
$2.50 Hand Bags 98c
The best line of. Hand Bags in
Omaha. See these beautiful all
leather, leather lined bags on
sale Saturday 98c
60c Rop Shopping Bags 10
26c Ribbons. Saturday 12
60o Rlbboni, Saturday ... .23
Linoleum Sale
Saturday
pieces to
29c
Long Remnants, many
match, worth to 65c,
nq. yd
Best quality printed linoleums
from the roll, values to 76c sq.
yd., Saturday, at 42 H
An exceptional Having opportunity.
just what you have been looking
for.
Women's Black Suede Button
Shoes, $4.00, $3.00 and $2.50
Grover and Queen Quality
shoes for ladies who know.
Stetson and Crosset shoes for
men who know.
$1.50 Copyright
Books 98c
All the new ones. If we haven't
what you want we'll order it
for you with no extra charge
each ...98c
100 Elegantly engraved calling cards
and plate, on sale now, at . $1.0O
Hallowe'en post cards
All Newest Ideas la
Fall Millinery
Your selection is governed .
only by your style preference
and the price you wish to
pay.
See the magnificent special bar
gains Saturday, at from 85.00
to 915-00
Trimmed hats, worth to jia.ou
beautiful designs; 600 of them
for your selection the best spe
cial lot ever offered at. sale
D1 $3.00 an S3.05
Silk and velvet shapes 'and , new,
large felt flats. In all colors and
black, worth to $2.00, big as
sortment, choice, at OS
All bats marked in plain figures
here.
in.
Eight Big Specials Saturday
In the Busy Men's Furnishing Department
The balance of the stock of Universal Underwear Co.
will be closed at' most unusual bargain prices.
Men's Suspenders, worth up
to 50o a pair Saturday,
at 39c and 25c
Wool Half Hose, worth up to
50c a pair Saturday,
at. 12V2C and 25c
Griffon Brand and Chesterfield Shirts and other well known
' makes, regular values to $1.75 on sale in two lots Satur-
day 59c and 98c
Men's fancy neckwear, values to
60c, at 25 nd 10
Men's linen collars, special Satur
day, for 25?
Limit of 6 to each customer.
Men's fancy handkerchiefs, 10c to.
20c values, for .!
Rubber collars in all sizes, regular,
15c values, Saturday, 3 for 25
Saturday. We Show the Most Delightful Garment Bargains & Season
On the return of our Cloak Buyer from New York we promise you ten days of the most astonishing
garment bargain offerings ever known in Omaha and every visitor to the department will vouch for. the
accuracy of this statement. Saturday we continue the sale with the rarest values of the entire season.
Every item a matchless value.
Handsome Tailor Suits and Dresses Npt .a gar
ment worth less" than $18.00 and up to $30jW
broadcloth nd cheviot suits, Jersey, silk and wool
dresses;- all beautiful ; new styles and colors as
6hown in 16th street window $ 50
over lti ot tneni to cnoose irom, j
at,
$5.00 Silk Underskirt Free to every purchaser
of those stylish Dress Skirts regular fijQtZ
7.fi0 vnlnP. Saturdav. .!
f.-u-v ' - J e
.iOO Sample Winter Coats, the very newest designs
, andiabrics, big assortment of plain and fancy coj
Vors, values up to $3(X.0U Saturday at ... .$19.90
$10.00 Black, Kersey Coats, long stylish designs ; on
'.sale,1 choice '. . .' . . . .$6.95
French Coney Fur Coats :30 inches long; Skinner
satin lined; on stile at . .............. . .$25.00
See the special display of Fine Fur Garments
Saturday. " .'
Big Purchase of Stylish New Waists regular 'val
ues up to $7.50 in fine Peau de Soie, taffetas,
Mcssalines, nets, Jap. silk, etc., all colors, trimmed '
with tucks, laces and appliques; f" 4TQ
over 500 of them in the lot for SS A.
your selection Saturday, at . . . .r'"
SATURDAY IS CHILDREN 'S DAY
t in Our Baby Bazar, on 2d Floor.
Children's Coats, worth $7.50, in velours, bearskins,
kerseys and fancy coatings, all colors, all sizes
G to 14 years; Saturday, at, choice. . . .$4.95
Infants' Bearskin Coats All colors, regular $5.00
values, on sale at ..'."."... $2.95
Children's Bearskin Bonnets, 50c values. , . . . -25c
Infant's Flannelette Petticoats, 39c valuea, sizes 1
to 6 years; on sale , 19c
Children's Sweaters Sizes 1 to 8 years; big show-
. ing of regular $1.00 values ........49c
Everything for the Little Tots at Lowest Prices.
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Za Groceries Hayden's, the Qreatest Market In tha West for Orooorlas, Batter,
Ohe.se, Oraokera, rreab Tagetablaa an rrult.
Tine CaUforaia TOUT OS IBIkBY WUTI iut 9Se, 350, BO fal., 91.BO, ffl, fi.BO
6 lbs. choice Japan Rice 26c
7 lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal, tic
lba. bast Pearl Tapioca, Sago or Uarlcy
for tbc
The best White or Yellow Cernmesl, lfic
24-lb. sack beat High Patent Flour 75c
48-lb. sack best Hlah Patent Flour, $1 40
6 lbs. best Wheat Farlua Z5c
fcromangelon. Jellycon or Jello, pkg. 78
The best Domestic Macaroni, pkg... 8 Wo
The best Cornstarch, pkg 4c
Tall cans Alaska Salmon 10c
Oil or Mustard Fardlnes, can rc
Peanut Butter, pound ' lie
Diamond C sr Diamond H.. Mince Meat,
per pkg 8Vc
2-lb. pkg. best Self Hieing Pancake Flour
1 for 8 He
All klnda Com Flakes, pkg 7Vic
Quaker Wheat Flakes, pkg 7Vic
The crisp Pretzels or Qinser Snaps, lb. 8c
Fancy Art fookles, per lb 1 c
Batter, Batteriaa and Obaaw Bale
Fancy Dairy 'J'able Butter, per lb... too
Fancy Country Creamery Butter, lb...Hc
Good Table Butterlite. 2 lbs 26c
Fancy Table Buttenne. 2 lba. for.... 26c
1-lb. brick euual to Creamery 26c
bee our demonstration of Buttering.
The largest in the city.
Full Cream White or Colored Cheese, 20c
Full Cream Brick or Llmucrger Cheese,
per pound 2uc
Sap Sago Cheese, each Jc
Neufchatel Cheese, each .' Sc
Tba Greatest Market ia Omaha
for Presh Vegetables.
Monday's prices on all fresh vege
tables, fruits, groceries, butter, cheese,
crackers, teas, coftees and nuts.
Cut Glass Sale S3fura'r
In Our China Department
We secured at a big bargain from
one of the largest cut glass manufac
turers . In the country 200 . DOZEN
HEAL'TLFUL CUT GLAttS TUMBLERS
Several different styles for your selec
tion Will close them Saturday;
while they last, at
Star Cut Wine Glasses ........ 15
Japanese Blue Hnlad Bowls All sizes
and regular 60c and 75c values X9
Earthenware Salt Boxes and Tea and
Coffee Canisters on sale Saturday
t 10
White or Decorated China, Saturday
at Half.
Don't Forget TR Y HAYDEN FIRST I Pays
Are You Fixed for
Stoves?
Not Then don't fail to see
' our Special Dandy Oak
heater, 15-in. fire pot, full
nickeled with foot rail
special, at. 97.95
Same as above, but, with 19
in. fire pot, sufficient to
heat 4 large rooms, $9.95
All steel cook etove, 4 bole, special
Bt 8.50
Gas radiators, up from ..$2.45
25c quality stove plpei extra heavy
Jlnt. 100
Stove zincs, up from 30
Ladies' Kid Gloves
Fownes', Iieynier's and all
best known and most popu
lar brands, all new shades
and styles, 98c, $1.50, $2.00
Big Special Purchase of $1.00
quality Cape Gloves, for
street wear, all sizes Satur
day -69c
50c silk-lined Cashmere and
' all wool Golf Gloves; on sale
at ........ .......... 25c
Weiv Neckwear
A fine line of new, fancy neck
wear, in boys' stocks, scarfs,
jabots, lacA collars, etc., special,
t 15 25 and 40
Save Money by Buying Toys
In Our Toy Dept. Saturday
15.00 Auditorium! ball bearing, velvet
tread Roller Skatea 98.08
21.00 Foot .Balls ' o.
76c Tool Chests 3 So
60c Tool Chests 93a
60c Tea Sets ...... i 1..9&0
86c Toy , Furniture 15o
$1.76 set of Boxing Gloves 91.00
21 .26 20-lnch American Olrl Kid Body
Doll moving eyas, jointed, sewed
wig, bisk head 76a
,21.75 lv-lnch Rose Bud Columbia
Jointed Doll, sewed wig, cork stuf
fed, movable eyes with lashes 91-38
$1.00 17-inch Doll, kid body, movable
eyes . , 900
21.35 large Bisk Doll Head, sewed
wig. movable eyes T8o
26c Medium Risk Doll Head, sewed
wig. movable eyea 90o
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INCEST SURGICAL MARVELS
Daring Operation's on Head, Heart
. and Backbone.
TWELVE "STITCHES IN HEABT
'Iriiuui'hs of Modern Skill Approach
r. -rom ta of M Iraeles Tur-
Famous Cases In'M.
f l.oula llvspltal.
liof 'mt'ili cliaiire tor life wouin )ou
g i,. LiirAlt if you rallied that .m.n
! .-.I Ml il vsiit U Wii'ft through, Om lower,
p u : ,o'i yair he'. aUnot severing it? In
ll, jli2t fltic-, be probabilities aro that
o rwUUr 'Pi vcV reallie ht had hip
i 4 - 'voiL woiad .o.obably pitch" foraaid
l,iL fstt liMesa. Ftfrfher .tl.an that,
ir pii.e- a'.lva - tew. minutes
,f;i tp Wound was receive u would
hardly ibe able to walk for a block or so
umlif !u .-r 'across a, potkwman.. who
woulil charge, you and burry you
to ihii 1. Louis City .bospltai; whete
the I elrKeona by " 1 really rebiariafcla
opertil wovld aaye your-Ufa. efvtee
things f occurred to pne Mfchael I.awhsa,
of Weil.tot), Jut as 1hy re r4rte ewn
and lose hardly kwp which to adirara
mn4- th cul,f and, constitution of
the Ivagnibxl man or the skfll and toolhess
of fh men ' tllrhd his. sewered
lira together n .tbte. night of his. Mijury
and kept him . alive through the critical
inyi tiiat follow4-haiirwtloa.. , ; , ,
A kureun lihe plan operation as
a ganal plans a campaign. He, likes to
time, enoush to'jso aver the patient's
btBlry; and conatHaek aorefJi: But is
the tae of Micneei awc. mo mu
i v
was brought all the way In front Well
ston to tha city hospital with a severed
heart, the matter of haste was Impera
tive. The most rugged constitution that
humanity can produce must give way If
much longer delay la had In attending to
a wound of this sort. As It was, the fact
that tha man waa alive, under tha circum
stances was a marvel In Itself.
Stabbed la Ileart.
One night In tha latter part of August
lawless became Involved In a saloon row
Id Wellston. In soma manner. Just how
1 .aw leas has never made plain, he was
stabbed In tha hrart, the blade almost
severing that organ. Ha staggered out ot
the barroom and made his way across the
line. Into St. Louis before being fk-kid up
-by a patrolman. ' Ha was still entirely con-
tctoas. did nou aeera to. be suffering, but
refused to give tha' details of 1 how ha
came to belojured or 'the name of the
man 'who bad stabbed htm. ,
Be 'was seut (to. the. hospital as Quickly
aa possible and tha surgeons In their pre
Bmtnary -enairnation found that the heart
had been almost tut la. twain. A hurried
operation was decided upon. Tha chest
whs cut tkrougb and a sort of a trap door
cut : put" tf ;the breast ' directly over the
oariao region. Two ribs were cut through
In the operation and tha flap of bona and
mu'acl folded back on, tha cheet.j Then
'!rs. pClrcbner, t-hutl and other . set to
a oik to repair the damage. Wlwn tha
heart was reached a splng slaab was re
vealed I acroas and through tha powerful
!ouec)es that compose tha walla pt this
Vltil organ. - Twelve stitches war neees
aaxy o oloaa'.tha wound, and tke 'utmost
wire 1m9 tOiba laken In the stitching, as
the" heart ' waa ' relaxing and contracting
regularly att whlla.' It waa .necessary
to take the stitchea In the interval between
bVata. yiiile (rta muscular wallai wero re-
nd. -
NoAIcohol!
Ak your doctor (f ' fomdlt mvtki. l'
"y ' .
out alcohol than ulln I.
Is alcotiol a tonict Mo I ! 1
Does It maie the blood pure T No I
DoctUfltrenetDea tba nerves t No!
IsAyefsSarsaparillsatonlct Yes!
Does it make tb blood pur f Yes !
Does It strengthen the nervesT Yes!
!sh entirely free from alcohol ? Yesl
AH the while the heart of this remark
able young man was performing Its regu
lar duties. It never skipped a beat While
the keen surgical needles were passing
through Its quivering walls. Between beats
the surgeon assisting would stoop over the
patient and remove the blood that con
stantly walled up In tha wound, but the
steady beat never faltered. Finally the
twelfth stitch waa taken and the trapdoor
of flesh and bone that had been lifted was
closed down. The man waa still alive.
And Michael Law lens continued to live and
grow better and stronger every day. A
few days ago ha was discharged from the
hospital, a sound man so far as the surgi
cal staff waa able to determine.
' Ballet la the Drala.
Heretofore It was understood that a mai,
might' have his 'brain pierced by a rifle
bullet, his stomach riddled by a gastric
nicer or losa both limbs close up to the
trunk In a railrbad accident and yet live,
but H bad been held that the piercing of J
the heart meant death. Immediate, instau- j
taneous. Tha Greeks, who ware the fathers
of medicine, looked upon the heart as the
seat ot the mind, and looked, upon its in
jury as fatal. The discovery, of. the circu
lation by Dr. Harvey only confirmed the
fact that tha heart, was the, moat vital of
tha organs. Experiment have shown that
practically all the brdio may l removed
and yet If respiration, be kept, up In some
artificial manner tita aaaj-t will go steadily
and uncomplainingly about Us business of
supplying tha tissues with blood. Cases
Ilka that of Lawless aj so rare that they
ara almost unknown In :medlcal annals.
Tha surgeon no lunger LeolLaxes outside
th portals of tin beart and brain thai
war once all but sealed, to lilm. In th
early history of gunshot wounds all mis
sllea that bad yeaetratad Ut- skull and
embedded themselves in ; th, brain were
looked upon aa certain to cause death In a
very abort ttni. On.th twalfth day of
Beptambsr a .fianarmam named 'jRobldoux,
for yeara known as toe King of Arsenal
lfesud, caBu a party .to a uarrel with
one twafsisers oa hia domain and sev
eral shot wer fired. Tao rifle bullets
truck itoblduux. one entering his brain
pujtt aove tb kwft eye and th other frac
turing but not entering the boue at the
apca uf th akulL After tits fusillade tiie
boat In which he had fallen drifted down
the river for a mile or so before he wai
picked up and brought axhui'e. Their was
considerable delay In getting him l.ito the
hands of the men at the City hospital,
but an operation was finally decided upon
after his arrival there.
A portion of the Kpllntered skull wau
removed and th brain explored for the
ueavy calibered bullet. Jl was found
deeply embedded In the soft tissues of the
lobe of the brain. He w as an old maa and
the shock of the wound and the period of
Inattention while he was drifting on the
river had been a great hindrance, but he
is still making a fight for life. As to the
probable effect of such an Injury on hi
mental powers In the case of his recovery
medical men aru unable to say. The must
of the really ticklish operations have to
be done on the spur of the moment's need.
A short ' while ago two men driving
across one of the car lines was struck by
a patting cur and hurled many feet Into
the utreet. One of the men sustained a
fearfully crushed skull. When he was de
livered at the operating room the prellnil-
nary examination showfu that a portion
of the brain had bien lacerated and was
oozing out at a lagged aperture In the
skull wall. This was removed by the sur
geon in charge, the pressure relieved pn
the injured tissues and at present the man
Is on Uie high road to recovery.
' Mtsslsg a Broke llack.
Three months ago Kdward Schneider, of
No. 3tt!& u Ferdinand avenue, waa point
ing a smukestack. Because of some defect
In his rigging, the scaffold where he was
working slipped and hurled him to the
ground, forty feet below. When tie was
picked up apparently dead and hurried to
the hospital, it was found that four of the
vertebra , composing the spinal column
were la a frightfully shattered condition.
Xot a physician la the Institution felt that
he could even live a week, much less re
cover. Several operations, however, were
decided upon In a sort of a forlorn Jiope
of keeping th man alive.
Three portions of as many vertebrae
Were removed in a splintered condition
during thee operations, and the rsan be
gan to steadily get better. When hs was
first brought la be was paralysed from
tha lower dorsal region down. He waa un
able to move either of his lower limbs
ha the slightest degree. Finally It waa
seen that the processus of nature were r
placing the missing pieces of bone by a
sort of fibrous tissue. Then it waa de
cided to place the man witn the t broken
back In a plaster cast and let him return
to his home, as his general physical con
dition was good.
A few days ago he left the hospital with
his bark bound up tightly and supported
by a plaster cast weighing about fifteen
pounds. He had lain in th same ward for
the three months that have e!spsed since
the accident and was glad to .jet Sway
frum the place that the must enthusiastic
of the Burgeons had thought would prove
to be tils deathbed. He walked unsup
ported to a curriuge and was driven to the
home that he hud not seen for a fourth
of a year. For another three months he
must wear the cast of plaster day and
night, and then he will return 'to the hos
pital to be measured and fitted up with a
permanent steel brace.
William M. Forteoiis, of St. Louis, re
cently underwent, in a measure, the same
tortures of surgery that Ciara Morris de-
scribes so telling In her memoirs. 11 was
spared th tw inge of the moxa, that fiend
ish idea of lit Japanese surgeons tiiai
the American and Europeans seemed to
think would be helpful In th treatment
of cases of eplnal affection. In th case
of Porteous, years of pain had made hlin
practically - Insensible to vrdlnary agonies
A growth forming in and near the spinal
cord was gradually shutting off all sense
of touch and power of movement in hia
arm and hand. But, despite the loss of
touch, there was no diminishing of th
power to fel pain.
In an out-of-town bopltal. one of th
most famous In th world, he submitted
to an operation. Th back waa incised Just
above the Una of the shoulder blade's low
er end, and th vertebrae were laid bare.
Three of them ware found to have been
affected, and portions of them were re
moved. Then th spinal nerve that lad
to th affected arm was found to be de
generating, and another and even more
aertous incision was mad. Th greal
nerv that darts out fixwa th aid of the
spinal column and looks after th doings
of Hi arm was followed from Its point
of origin across the back, over ttie bboulder
and down th aria almost to the wrist.
It was cut to a dosen places, and aaiall
bits of affected while tlu wer takes
out.
To the anifiltlated tb Idea ot a nerve
ever reuniting after it is one severed
seems ridiculous. Its tissue seems so dif
ferent from tbos of the muscles or the
bona cells. But in the course of time thesu
white and gleaming tissues will knit to
gether. From four to six weeks are re
gulred for this, and In the case of a broken
down and degenerating nerve It may take
many months U heal so that nerv mes
sages may pass along it ouce more. St.
Louis Kepubllc.
PULLS THE DEADLY PARALLEL
New York Paper Puuarra ok a
Hooaevrlt Story aad Sas
Tblaas.
With Joy too deep for words to picture,
the New fork World pounces on th inci
dent of Carl Akeley killing a leopard
bare-handod, related by Theodore Koose
veil In Ihe second installment of "African
Game Trulls," declares th story Is almost
thirty years old, and pulls th "deadly
parallel- on tha first page. Th original
story, bearing a Londou date and printed
in th World on November 15. lstrti, reads:
Prof. I J. a. Klliot, th leader of the
expedition Into Africa froia the Field Co
lumbian . Museum of . Cfilcaga, sailed for
hem on the steamship St. Louis tnrtuv.
after a sojourn In regions unknown to
European and never before traversed by
a naturalist.
While the explorer's caravan of sixty
eight men. all armed with Bnlders and
Wii chesters. and ninetyight camels, was
journeying through Somnllland., C. A. Ake
ley, head of the Uxldcrnilst . department,
was furloukly attacked by a wounded
leopard. He was nearly torn to pieces.
He bears fourteen wounds on his right arm
and hand as mementos of the struggle.
He escaped through remarkable presence
of mlnrl end Coolness In literally suffocat
ing Hi beast by kneeling on It lungs.
Chamberlain's CoukH Itemedy Is pleasant
o take. Children like it. .
I.eaUlujr Fiiiaovler Injured.
NKW YOKK, Oct. W.-Charle C. rlck
lnson, president of the Carnegi Truct
company and officer and director iu
financial and railroad companies, was
thrown from his sadle horse in Central
perk today and seriously Injured. It waa
said at the hospital that Mr. Ilckinson
was suffering from concussion of the brain
and that his condition was grave.
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