OPERATION FOR HARELIP.
Performed Upon it Child of Pour Month.
A sr.rKlcul SuccrsH.
There is nt preM'iu umlcr treatment nt
the Iloscvclt hospital n child not ipiito 1
months of dro, alio has ln-en the Mibjcct
of a very difllcult mul delic'tte 8Ui;ieal
operation, in tpito of which In- still lives
mul ecu nis to fnjoy life. The child's
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4JUU1 IU llll l"V UUIC'I Uillllll 111 1 IIVJ null,- ill
no way deformed. A strange circling
stanco to which the harelip may have
been duo is that threo months before tho
child's birth its mother discovered for
tho first time that its father had been
born with both' harelip and cleft palate,
and that he had been successfully oper
ated on while an infant for tho former,
tho teal's of which operation were totally
hid by his heavy mustache, whilo for tho
latter he wore a false palate with several
teeth in his mouth. So perfect had lieen
tho work of tho surgeon and dentist in
his case, that it would never havo been
known by any one had ho not. on the
occasion of his wifo's discovery, had a
ecvero toolhacho, which had made the
removal of tho false teeth necessary.
Very unwisely ho then told her that he
and two of Ins brothers had been born
with harelip and cleft palate. Uoing u
nervous woman and in a peculiar state
of mind. Rhe took a notion that her child
would have the same deformity as its
father. The idea haunted her, and in
ome way it seems to have aflccred the
infant's development. When it was born
dm saw at the first glance that tho baby
had harelip. Tho child was unable to
take food in tho way it should have. It
could not nurse. Food had to bo given
by the spoonful, and tho result was that
the infant suffered for proier and hiiHI
cicnt nourishment. At last it was evi
dent that heroic measures must bo re
.sorted to or the child would die.
At first the mother would not consent
to nn operation, but sho did nt last, and
on May 21 Dr. McIJurney performed it
in the operating loom of tho hospital.
Ether was given the little patient in such
quantities as was safe for one m young,
and, that no evil consequence might re
suit from its struggles if pain shonliPbe
felt in spite of the amestlietie. the patient
was put into a tight fitting rubber bag.
which was closed around its neck. The
wirgeon then, selecting a sharp curved
bistoury, or knife with a pointed blade,
commenced the operation. The mal
formation to bo corrected as tho first
fitcp was to close the broad fissure which,
like the letter A. divided the upper lip.
The next step was to dissect the flesh,
muscle anil all. from the bono beneath
on both sides of the mouth for some
little distance. A slight incision was
alien made fi-Jin the left corner
of the mouth in tho direction
of tho ear. as the mouth was
a little short on that side. An incision
was now made from tho left nos
tril directly into tho flap on the right
fiido. in tho'direetion of tho right cornel
of tho mouth. This was planned so that
it left a triangular vacancy, tho iijm'x of
which ukitmlo was midway between the
center of tho nose and mouth. The Han
on tho other side was now cut to fit this
vacancy and drawn into it with silk
wnturoH and carefully stitched. Stitches
were then passed into tho mucuous lining
of tho Hans in such a way as to overt it
and bring sufficient to tho outside along
tho lower border to form the vermilion
border or the hp. lho
cheek was then sutured
fully and tho external
Jlnishwl.
fissure m toe
together care
operation was
It now remained for tho surgeon to
brine the Ikiiiv roof of tho mouth to
gether in tho middle, by which means it
was hojied that tho fissi.red palate could
lw closed and the pntir t saved the in
convenience of Imivi obliged to use an
-artificial set of teeth and mouth roof like
his father's. With a eliiirit knife the
Mtrccoit incised tho soft niiicitous mem
hmno tin lioth sides of. tho fissure, and.
takinir care not to wound the blood ves
hoIh, raised tho periosteal membrane from
tho lniny wall of the cavity beneath, and
tinning this flap from each side in the
in hh e of tho llssure, thus formed a
iieriosteal tent over tho mouth, for the
oroteeiioii of which against tho tongue's
action lie nut a thin silver plate, nuu'.t
for tho occasion, in tho mouth under
tuiid lent. At lho interior end of the
ilssuio ho united tho two parts of the
ft pahlo. thus forming a good palate
and completely closing the cleft.
Tho periosteal membrane above re.
ferred to has the property ot f'orinin
now Ixmo. which is deposited on Its in
ner side. It forms the outer or hard
laver of all Union, and its finely ramify
ing blood vessels supply tho outer layer
of an lumen with nourishment, it is ex
octed that a I tony root will grow over
tho tent of 'icrioMeiim that was made to
close tho fissure. When this bony roof
ia formed tb silver guard will lie taken
from tho child's mouth, where it must
remain until then.
Tho little patient is rapidly recovering
from tho cHocta of the o)eration. The
wounds aro all healed with the exception
of that in the hard ivaluto. and a firm
bonv arch is forming over tho roof of the
mouth. The child a own mother bcarcely
recognized it after tho first bandage
were removed. In a few days tho little
one. will leavu tho hospital cured. Now
York Cor. Globe-Democrat.
A Plant That Cutclica I'llra.
One soej many curious things In na
ture, and now huru is thero anything
Htrancer to bo found than umeug certain
snoclea of tho vegetable kingdoui. There
in to bo seen in tho yard of C, L. Stiison
a Howering curiosity. It is what is
known as n black lily. When It first
blooms it Is black, but gradually fades to
dark purple, It U bulbous, tho same
am other members of tho genus lilelcea.
The Uowcr ia something of tho ishapo of a
dla. but much larger, being bouio Mx-
teen Inches across tho top by ten Inches
in breadth. It ia 6crrated uround tho
ttlinu. Tho pistil emanates from n lxnich
Blnt ten inches in depth, and ia itself
some fifteen Inches long by nearly an
nvora width of an inch, and ta txirfectly
black. But tho most curious thing about
)ia ilower is iU odor, and it has lots of
that. His extremely offensive, Bnielliiif
like the decaying carcass of a liorso or
onw: Vlim bwarm nuout uio uowcr.
Attracted by the odor, they find their
way into the pouch from which the pistil
0oww, and once down In thorn thov
never get out. It ia really worth a visit
to M It, Cluoo (ttU.j Itecoru.
A I'rovlr.Mi of Siberia.
The citv of Semipalatiiisk. which has a
. popula'ionc f about in.OOOKussians.Korg-
liis and laruis, m biiuuicu uu me u6,.
bank of the river Irtish. 40 miles south
east of Omsk and about !)0O miles from (
Tinmen. It is the seat of government of (
tho province of Semipal.ithisk, and is ,
commercially a place of some impor- .
tance, owing to the tact mat iismnus on
,
one or tin'
earavan route to lasnuenu
i , ..:
and central Asia.
and commands a largo
part ot the trade of the .virgins 8tepie.
The couutrv tributary to it is a pastoral
rather than an agricultural region, and o:
its 017.000 inhabitants 407,000 aro no
mads, who live In 111.000 kibitkas or
felt tents, and own more than a. 000. 000
head of live stock, including 70.000 cam
els. Tho province produces annually,
among other things. 45.000 jwunds of
honey, .570.000 min(ls oi looacco, iuu,
000 bushels of potatoes, and more than
13.000,000 bushels of grain. 1 here aro
held every year within the limits of mio
province eleven commercial fairs, tho
transactions of which amount in tho ag
gregate to about $1,000,000. Forty or
fifty caravans leave the city of Semi
palatinsk every year for various points m
Mongolia and central Asia, carrying
eian goods to the value of from $100,000
to $200,000.
It is hardly necessary, l suppose, 10
call the attention of persons who iiuiik
that all of SiU-ria is an arctic wasto to
tho fact that honev and tobacco aro not
arctic products, and that tho camel is
not a beast of burden used oy iviiimu
on wastes of snow. If Mr. rrost and i
had supposed the climate of southwest
ern Siberia to lie arctic in its character,
our minds would have been dispossessed
of that erroneous idea in less than twelve
hours after our arrival in Seniipalatinsk.
When wo set out lor a walk through tho
city about 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
tho thermometer lmueaieu on nogs.
Fahrenheit in the shade with a north
wind, and the inhabitants seemed to re
gard it as rather a cool and pleasant
Biuniner day. Oeorgo
Kennan in The
'entury.
A SiuiiIuj-'h Hard Worlt.
The simple city man who has labored
hard for six davs. and needs really to he
on his back one day in tho week and rest,
dresses on this hot Sunday morning inoro
elaborately and painfully than ever. Uo
puts on more starch and more stillness.
So does his wife: so do tho children.
They then go forth in the hot sun to seek
for pleasure. 1 hey do not get u in me
6treets. They board the car. The car is
crowded with other stiff and starched.
hot and flushed Sunday pleasure seekers.
Thero is no pleasure on tho car. I hey
go, then, on board the excursion boat.
It is rammed, jammed and crammed
with pleasure skekers. Tho air is warm
from a thousand human corporeal fur
naces so near together, and the shady
seats aro all claimed. Littlo pleasure is
found there. They land at tho "summer
garden." They toil up a steep hill. They
toil down again at night. Tho boat is
not now crowded; it is packed. It is
compressed with tired bodies. They ar-
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riving in the city. There are waits for
. ,,.i
cars, and cars more crowueu iiimi uvi-i,
and nothing but stand up seats, iney
get homo at last, long after dark. It lias
been a hard day s work, and on nionuay
morning the simple man of tho house,
who doth not "foreseo the evil and hido
himself," wonders why ho feels so tired
and jaded. Prentice Mulford in New
York Star.
A Novid AdvcrtUniiii'iil.
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"electric window tapper," for tho pur
pose tif attracting the attention of passers
by tt the wares exposed for sale. It
consists oi a llgure, nana pamieu on
ziuo. eighteen inches high, which knocks
on tho window with its hand. It is sus
pended bv wires connected with batteries
that can bo placed in tho cellar or any
other convenient place. Tho batteries
which go witli the tapper will run for
bix months, and the material tor renew-
ing the in can lxi had at any
for u triile.New York Press
drug btoro
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Ned Snv, Jael:. can you nay that $10 you
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Jnuk (ivilectivolyi Ten dolltirsf-ii week
agof Oh, ye uo; cun t do it. Horry, but
ta-tu.
Ned Hold on a m.'nuUi Can oi lend me
?10(
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i.ini is stiui't.
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you, tuy tieurJ
vlri Mo, Jolin, 1 wo'.ix Ko:p you "itu.-
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