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GRAFTING A NOSE. < A Novel Surgical Operation in a York Hospital. A young man in Bellevue hospital New York, is undergoing treatment for grafting his middle left hand finger tc the spot where his nose used to be, witL tlm irtnntinn nf ptptiinal 1 v ammitatins the finger and transforming it into a nose. He lays in the new surgical ward with his hand immovably fixed to his face. Over his face is a cap of plaster of paris. He breathes heavily and in quick, sbort gasps. Five years ago he was admitted to the place suffering from lupus. He was quie , intelligent and sanguine. The lower eyelids of the face had been drawn down by the disorder, and several painful surgical operations were performed upon both to correct this and other abnormal conditions of his ace and head. Ail thcs. he bore wi 11 stoical indifference. After some time, with skillful surgical treatment, the germ of the disease was entirely eradicated. He quitted the hospital, but soon returned and asked for employment. Within the hospital walls every one knew and liked lain, and nooouy apparently noticed his disfigured face. Withont it was different. He found himself continually the object of idle curiosity and insulting comment. "Tommy," the only name by which he is known in the hospital, was given the position of runner and servant to the young physicians. He was much elated at finding himself finally rid of the disorder to which, from youth up, he had been subject. Such, too, was his faith in the skill of the visiting surgeon that he besought him daily to make him a new nose to replace the organ that the disease had consumed. So earnest were his entreaties, and such his vigor and endurance, that it was determined to perform an operation upon him. " Tommy's" cot is tke first one on the right-hand side of the new ward as one enters. Unlike those of the other patients, it is almost entirely screened irom view. ADout tne wans are pictures and engravings. "Tommy's" temperature and pulse are watched with the greatest anxiety by the attendants. The trim, lady-like nurses, with white aprons and Normandy caps, regard the poor fellow with the greatest solicitude. If the series of operations that "Tommy" must finally undergo result successfully?that is to say, leave him a wellformed nose structure?it will be the only one on record.?Cincinnati Enquirer. Wonder-Land. In a lecture on the Valley of the Yoscmite, delivered in Brooklyn by Dr. Tiffany, the lecturer said: We found ourselves standing among masses of rock entang:ed amid shrubs. We were able to look overman abrupt edge of rocks thousands of feet down. The cliff that overlooked the valley was sheer, all the walls rose str^ght up and tbp waterfalls fell like Dennons in the air- At our left was a huge columnal ( ^ mass of xoet. wh>le far aw?y * sphinxlike shape lifted its head with restless eye, and seemed to watch with more than human expression thaftvale" that wound its sinuous way below. The descent to the valley, after riding six and thirty hours, was extremely perilous. We were nervous and timid. A rugged trail carried us down. We lost half the daylight as soon as we began to descend The moonlight was shut out by forests and shrubs. As we entered a particularly black part of the trail, I thought my horse had tour ears instead of two. I said to myself, " If this is so and this is the thing I am riding half way down, what sort of a thing will it be when I get to the bottom?" When I emerged from the shadow into the moonlight, I saw my boots were parallel with his ears. As I was going out of ?Vin tTiilloiT T rndfl u mnncir?\no vinOix W J tt YrtUtJ A 4 VUV. l? UiVU011UUCI 1UUIC named Pinto. I bad the nightmare twice after I rode that mule. He walked go near the outside of the trail that one half the time I was suspended over nothing. The vaiiey is a gorge on the Sierra Nevada range. It is from six to aeveu miles long and from a mile to a mile and a half wide. If you would see how wc looked from the cliffs, imagine a housefly in an empty soup tureen. Of the valley, ou the whole, no words can maka an adequate picture. It is a new thing: there is nothing we can compare with it. It is apparent that no convulsions ever rent these mountains apart or subdued these hills. The only possible conclusion is that the crust of the earth was not strong enough to .-upport the moec r\f rrrooa onH rrrayiif/i vocf upon it and sunk down, thus creating the valley. The mere suggestion of such a po3siblity creates awe in the mind o! man. There is much of quiet beauty in the valley. It contains 1,100 acres ol meadow land, and in it grow the pine, the cedar, the oak, the California laurel and myriads of lovely flowers. No artist can represent the heights on canvas; nocameracan reproduce them. The Bridal Vail falls is not the great fall. It is only 900 feet, but in somr respects it is the most beautiful of all the fails. It has no clement of sublimity of grandeur, it is simply ravishinglj beautiful. The valley takes its namf Yosemite, which means " Great Grizzlv." from, a cataract which comes down over a cliff 2,641 feet high. When we remember that the cliff at Niagara is but 180 feet, we find this is sixteen times higher. The lower fall is 900 feet, and the upper one a sheer plunge of 1,600 feet. It is so placed that it seems likr one white sheet of falling splendor at distance of two miles. Since the Oneida community abau doned the " mixed marriage " system, twenty weddings have taken place there, so that there are now forty-five marriet couples in a population of 299. TIMELY TOPICS. An oid resident of Washington county, Pa., is in jail for selling liquor ' without a license, and it is recalled that ) since 1845 he has been prosecuted for the t same offense thirty-eight times, and has , been fined an aggregate of $4,300. ' Counting the time of the court, and the uries, what was paid to witnesses and officers, and what it required to board j v.;m ;? ;?;i flu* amount exnended bv I Washington county to suppress this old | offender amounts to $5,000, or probably more. An English scientific journal says it is thought that a crisis in the history of Mt. Vesuvius is approaching; either there will be a great discharge, such a3 will terrify the neighborhood, or, as is , 1 more likely, there will be an overflowing j of lava covering the cone with a mantle ! of fire, and silently inflicting more de! struction on property than a grand eruption. Vesuvius has been in an active state now for several years, and Professor Palmieri has from the first prophesied that the eruption would consist in the overflowing of lava. Silesia, in which fearful destitution is reported, is chiefly inhabited by Poles. It is the extreme easterly province of Russia, and not far over the line is the city ot Cracow. The part of Silesia in great distress lies next to the Russian line. The unhappy Poles, who ha"e long been the victims of territorial greed, are now in danger of starvation. It 1 j :r .1. WOUlll seem us 11 tue puivcuui gur?u ment that holds them subject against their will, should come to their relief when eighty thousand of their people are destitute ol the most common necessaries of life. In a recent lecture on " Eclipse Problems," Professor Young, of Princeton, said, with relcrence to the observed increase in the rapidity of the moon's motion, that the discoverer led at first to the opinion that the moon's orbit was growing shorter, and that ultimately the moon would come down upon us. More accurate calculation, however, shows that there is no danger of so disastrous a result. The moon is not coming nearer, but our day is growing longpr, owing to the friction of the tides upon the earth's surface. The tides act like a brake, and slowly diminish the speed ol the earth's rotation. New York's total imports for 1879 amounted to ?424,189,123, an increase of $121,000,000 upon the total for 1878. Of this increase nearly 23,000,000 were in free goods, ancf $65,000,000 were in specie and bullion. New York, wlr.le receiving two-thirds of the imports, has usually shipped but forty-five to fifty per cent, of the exports, but this proportion has increased during the past year. The gain in the exports in December was about $6,500,000 over the corresponding total of December, 1878, and the total exports for 1879 amounted to $371,0-16,609, against $362,522,088 exported from New York in 1878, and $326,431,140 exported in 1877. The Boston Herald has discovered a "bank" in that city which receives deposits from single ladies only, and in sums between $201 and $1,000. No deDosits are received from persons owning a house, and the very comfortable rate of eight per cent, a month is paid for interest. Deposits can be drawn upon call on any day but Sunday. The institution is said to flourish and contrives to evade the law. These spinsters who are credulous enough to believe that any institution would pay them annually 896 for the use of 8100 are not very likely to attempt to withdraw their deposits, and those who ka^ become sufficiently wise to see how foolish has been their confidence are quite likely to silently endure their lossess. A more inhuman way of preying on the trustfulness of unprotected ' women and a stronger illustration 01 the prullibility of some people lias i rarely been exposed. i 1 A Washington correspondent recalls the generally-forgotten fact that to Mrs. Langdon, of New Hampshire, whose husband was a member of Congress, are the ladies indebted for permission to listen to the debates and proceedings of that body. They had been originally excluded from the galleries, but when the famous Jay treaty was brought home there were heated debates in the House for and against its ratification. One night at a party Mrs. Langdon expressed her regret to Fisher Aiues, of Massachusetts, that she could not hear the arguments, and especially his 11 speeches. Mr. Ames gauanuy repuca 1 tliat be knew ol no reason why ladies should not be permitted to bear the de bates. "Then," said Mrs. Lnngdon, ' 44 if you will let me know when you are 1 going to speak. I will make up a party j ot ladies, and we will go and bear you." j It was done, and the galleries have always since been graced by their pros-1 ' ence. 1 1 A table furnished by the Jhtilroud { Gazette of the number of miles of~r?iil-1 roads built east and west of the Missis- ! sippi during the last eight years is very interesting. From it, it appears that in ' the construction of these great highways 1 of travel and commerce the western j ! portion of the country has gained enor-1 1 mouslv over the eastern nor Lion. In I 1 1872, 4,353 miles of railroad were made ' east of the Mississippi and west of it j 2,987 miles. In 1879 only 1,243 miles ! were made in the first-named region and i ^ fru? il c o, i o/ in me lauer. J lie teeming ihi West is being rapidly furnished with , facilities for the transportation of its , products to the Atlantic seaboard. The 1 prospects for railroad construction in ; the present year, says the New York "N Graphic, are excellent. It is now much more costly to build roads than it was a year ago, all kinds of materials having advanced in price, but the returns are large ana reasonably certain and the increase in cost will hardly prevent the established railroads from being extended. Indeed, the danger is that there will be too much enterprise and activity in that direction rather than too little. The Unspeaking Species. A novel fight recently occurred at Atlanta, Ga., between a rooster and two small but vicious dogs, it lasted several minutes, during which the bird lost a great deal of his plumage and most of his tail; but at last he beat the dogs all hollow, and they retired, sadder and wiser animals. Mr. John W. Wheeler, of Tuscola, 111., was awakened by his dog springing upon his bed and clawing at the bedclothes. Startled at the unusual conduct of the animal he'got up and discovered that a fire was raging in the lower part of the house, and he barely escaped with his family and the dog.1 The Buffalo Courier tells of a remarkable canary bird in that city. After long months of patient training, during which time the bird was kept in a dark place and had a certain tune played to him several times a day, the little singer did actually succeed in imitating the familiar melody, and can now be heard all day singing this song, very seldom forgetting his training to fall into the old canary bird-like strain. * J rtnnnrnnn A gUOU JUCI1U, uu uic .ivbuia^j vi whose observation I can depend, informed me that one day one of his workers flew into the hive bearing a little pellet of something with which she and her companions played much as young kittens do with a ball of yarn. A gentlemau one day noticed a large spider conducting hersell in a very peculiar nranncr, which he soon interpreted to be intense fear for an immense wasp, the spider's natural enemy. The spider was evidently trying to escape,but was compelled to stand on guard. The fight was watched with exceeding interest, and at last, by some good and rare fortune, the spider made a telling attack and kiLed her enemy. As soon as she became conscious she was put of danger she performed the most amusing motions?a war dance, perhaps?seemt ingly indicative of groat glee.?Z)r. Baker, of Ashbury University. Too Much Influence. If you hand three pennies to the stamp-clerk at the postoflice he infers. Ilia inference is that you want a threecent stamp, and he shoves one at you rather quicker than iightning. His inference holds eood on two cents and a single penny, and lie hits it ninety-nine times out of a hundred. He, however, got left yesterday. A bulky, slowmoving old woman carte in with half a dozen things to mail, and her first move was to hand in a three-cent piece. He retaliated witli a green stamp, but site shoved it back with the remarks "Who said I wanted a three? Give me three ones." She licked them on with great care, and then Jtanded in three pennies. The clerk this time threw out three ones, but she rejected one of them with the mdignant protest: "What are you trying to do? I want a two and a one!" In due time she had licked these on as well, and then she handed in four cents. The clerk scratched his head, hesitated, and threw out a three and a one. " See here, young man, you're getting perfectly reckless!" she exclaimed as she glanced at the stamp. " I want a stamped envelope for that money!" She got it, and the cleric made up ins mind that he would catch her on the next sale or resign his position.' She posted several packages; and then sauntered up and laid dowu a penny. That could only call for a penny stamp, and the young man chuckled as lie tore it oft". "What are you giving me now?" snapped the woman, as she drew herself up. " A penny stamp." " Who asked for a penny stamp?" "You put down a penny." "So I did, but I was a penny short on carrier No. 8 yesterday and I wanted you to hand it to him." For the next hour when any money was laid down the clerk asked what was wanted.?Detroit Free Presa. Words or Wisdom. Wo are apt to consider an act wrong because it is unpleasant to us. Souls have complexions too; what will suit one will not suit another. The mirage of falsehood is often mistaken for the verdant valley of truth. To succeed one must sometimes be very hold, and sometimes very prudent. When gratitude has become h matter of reasoning, there are many ways of escaping from its bonds. People glorify all sorts of bravery except the bravery they might bestow in behalf of their neighbors. One's self-satisfaction is an untaxed t-ind nf nrnnovtv which it is verv un pleasant to iind depreciated. Cheerfulness makes the mind clearer, gives tone to the thoughts and adds grace and beauty to the countenance. Misunderstandings are frequently the cause of numberless discussions that olten couia oe rceunea wim Kinuncss. Every man's work, pursued steadily, j tends to become an end of itself and so to bridge over the loveless chasms of his life. By observation and experiment alon ean the mind of man arrive at knowledge of the laws which rule the uni verse. f The Use of Tails. A very important function of the tail of the yak, cat, squirrel, and many other animals, to which I drew attention some years ago, has escaped the notice of Prof. Mivart. It is that the bushy tails of these animals serve a very important function in nreservine their bodv-hcat during their nightly and winter sleep. In cold weather animals with bushy tails will be found lying curled up with their tails laid carefully over their feet like a rug, and with their noses buried in the fur of the tail, which is thus used exactly in the same way and for the same purpose as we use respirators. I have a Manx tailless cat, who cannot, of course, cany on his nmction, but he makes a very good substitute for it by using the back of one of other cats. When he cannot be so accommodated, j he sleeps with his hands crossed over his face, '"just like a Christian," as m" 1 cook says.?Nature. An Eye for an Eye.* [ A goodly number of persons who for- * merly became totally blind are now rescued from such a fate by the heroic expedient of cutting out one eye. The eye re- j moved is usually one whicb has been seriously injured in some way to such an 1 extent that vision has become lost, and i the organ remains probably shriveled * and misshapen; at all events, red, irrit- t able and painful, and excites by sym- jj patny tne otner mcnerco neaitny organ, producing in it an inflammatory condition which ends in total destruction. By removing the bad eye entirely the patient can pursue his vocation with . the certainty of retaining such vision as * he still possesses. Near-sightedness in children should be early detected and corrected, not only for the sake of the eves, but also because poor sight retards their mental development and deprives them of the enjoyments which are so keenly appreciated by children. ?Dr. Footers Health Monthhj. ^ A Wonder ! I In most of the papers may be seen an an- ^ nouncement of a new rubber boot mado by the Candee Rubber Co., of New Haven, Ct. j This notable boot maika a new era in tho I manufacture of rubber goods. The boot is < called the "95 Per Cent. Sterling," to denote | its high quality, and is covered by no less jj then eoven patents, all owned by the Candee Co.! One of the boots r.plit to show its exact character, is on exhibition at the stores, and shows an article at genuine service, that is seemingly iudeatr act able. Tho company warrants these boots three months, although there is abundant testimony that the boots will stand six months' hard wear every day. The " Candee " is the largest rubber goods company in the world, and its warrant is equal to a bond. Ono of the patents referred to covers a binding for the top of tfca^log, in which aro engraved spaces for evc^Hy and month in tho year, so that the storekeeper can punch out the date of sale, and so fix beyond dispute the dirfatiorfOt-m?thipo months' warrant. Altogether, it is the most wonderful boot that has yet appeared. For one cent purchaso a postal card and send your address to Dr. Sanford, 1G2 Broadway, New York, and receive phamplets by return mail, lrom which you can leurn whether your liver is out ol order, and if out ot order, or is any way diseased, what is the best thing in the world tojakp for it. Judge for Yourself. By sending tbirty-llvo cents, wit huge, height, color ot eyes and hair, you will receive by return mail a correct photograph ol your future husband or wife, with name and date of marriage. Address W. Fox, P. 0. Drawer 111, r ulloiiville, N. Y. Wanted. - - Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mioh jpptuit an agent in this oounty at once, at a salary ol 8100 per month and expenses paid. For full particulars address as above. Thousands Jjpkak.?Veoktise is acknowledged and recommended by physicians and | apothecaries to be the best purifier and cleanser of the blood yet discovered, and J thousands speak in its praise who have been i rcstorod toJieolth. J We cnll the attention ol all lovers ol the violin to the advertisement in this paper ol the Patent Violia Company, New York. The habit ol running over boots or shoes corrected with "Lyon's Patent Heel Stiffeners. Consumption Cared. An o!il physician, retired from practice, hiving had laced In his bunds by in Kadi India missionary tbr formula of a simple Testable remedy for the speed* and permanent cure for Consumption, Bronchi! ir Catarrh. A-tlima. and all Throat and Lung A fleet loin also a positive and radical cure for Nervous DeblUtj .,..1 nil VnrvoiiH Comnialnts. after bavin? tested Its wonderful curative powers In thousands of cases, Ims I felt it his duty to make It known to hlssuflcring fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human uttering, I will send free of charge t<yll who desire It, this recipe, In German, French, or English, with full directions for preparing and nslng. Sent by mall by addressing with stamp, naming this paper. V. w. HauLOB. Iff Po wets' Block Rochester. K. 7 Answer TfiisT Did you ever know tiny person to be :il, without inaction of tue stomach, liver or kidneys, or did you ever know one who was well when either was obstructed or inactive; and did you ever know or hear of any case of the kind that Ifop Hitters would not cure ? One Hox or Six Mottles. If you are suffering from a combination of liver or kidney diseases, and constipation, do not fail to use the celebrated Kidney-Wort. Itisadry com1 ~ " 1 - "--""n/l no O /?1ln C\{ pound, as eitsny jm-piucu ?. r coffee, and in one package is as much medicine as can be bought in six dollar Jbottlcl- of other kinds. ADVERTISERS l?yn-lilre?ins CEO. P. ROWELL A CO. JO Spruce Street. New York, nm leant the eynct cost . of any proposed line-of ADVtiKTISIM, In .Vuierle.tu Newspaper*. fli-'XOO-piure I'amplilct, 10c. 3 Cactus Roots, $1.28. Stf-ftS co!or?l, hloomins hardy plants, ninlle.t ati.l registered, with dire.lions how to prow; beautiful l'lowcr*. rare new sperles an t elegiUR. Sen t In your orders early. Address W. KltKiUN &. CO., Cerlmt,3Iwtiavet'o.,Arlxonalname title paper.) ?***?. ??ca?aUsaa *r UM iw?a tax MW laairanaM / ! P4JK' Itaalaa. A wn.fl? A aAU4 mf wart It. Iwtrwrtiawa glta*. Y*t?j dafa will sawd a GOLD PLATED 8AMPLR frit for ?>| C*. rfhw at rump. 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