Judge — August 15, 1885 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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dren that mop the grass-encumbered swards where last night night’s rain hath made it’s humid bed; that sop the cholera morbus germs accrued from divers and misguided pastry cooks; that oft are wooed from gour- mandizing ‘bout to damp athletics in con- venient pool, these be the candidates that are elect to speedy anchor: amongst the | worms. Mark me! ‘This pic nic season is | the time when swaths are widest in the | youthful fold, and good-intent unwitti takes from death a license to assist his vesting. [—Yonkers Gazette. 7 oe ¢ of so delicate a nature Urethra should only be f large experience and By our improved methods we have Ai nd permanently cases, — Pane- ms, three letter | Asso- A dis as stricture of th entrusted to thos skill. | been enabled to cure hundreds of the phlet, stamps. ciation, 66% wor: Main Street, Buffalo, Bill Nye. TURNED SCIENTIST, AND TRANSMITS A RARE IE PORT TO THE PUULIC ON TILE MAYOR'S THKOAT To the Members of the Academy of Science ‘rin Prairie, Wisconsin, —GESTLEMEN : leave to submit herewith my micre report on the several sealed specimens | of proud flesh and other mementos taken | from the roof of M nnery’s mouth, As | Mr. Flannery is the Mayor of Erin. Prairie, | | and therefore has a world-wide re putation, L deemed it sufficiently imy at large and pleasing to Mr. Flannery’s family to publish this report in the medical journals of the cowry, and have it tele- H graphed to the leading newspapers : xpense. Knowing that the world is hungry to learn how the laudable pus of an eminent man appears under the micros- nd what a pleasure it must be to his family to read the description after bis death, | I have just opened a new box of difficult rtant to the world | words, and herewith transmit a report which A young ars her face was al byt THE JUDGE. will be an ornament not only to the seray book of Mr. Flannery’s immediate family after his death, but a priceless boon to the | reading public at large. Removing the seals from the jars as soon as | had returned from the express off I poured off the alcohol and recklessly threw it away. A true scientist does not care for expense. The first specimen was in a good state of preservation on its arrival. I never saw a more beautiful or robust. proliferation epi- therial cell nest in my life. It must have been secured immediately after the old epi- therial had left the nest, and it was in good order on its arrival. ‘The whole lobule was looking first rate. You might ride for a week and. not run across a prettier lobule or a more artistic aggre, side a penitentiary, Only one cell nest had be up on the way, and this looked a good dc fatigued. In one specimen I noticed a car- neous degeneration, but this is really no re- flection on Mr. Flannery personally. While i s been ill it is not surprising that he should allow his cell nests to carncously de- generate. Such a thing might happen te most any of us. One of the scrapings from the sore on the right posterior fauces I found on its arrival had been seriously injured and therefore not available. I return it herewith. ‘rom an examination which had been con- ducted with great care I am led to believe that the right posterior rafter of Mr. Flan- nery’s mouth is slightly indurated, and it is barely possible that the northeast duplex and parotid gable-end of the roof of his mouth may become involved. Twish you would ask Mr. Flannery’s im- mediate relatives, if you can do so without arousing alarm in the breast of the patient, if there has ever been a marked predisposi- tion on the part of his ancestors to tubercu- lar gumboil. I do not wish to be understood as giving this diagnosis as final at all, but from what I have alread ted, taken with other clinical and pathological data within lowed to dry “A Perfect Sight!” Those “horrid pimples if you will purify your blood by Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. = are sure to disappear the use of that for a number of red with pimples, and she was constantly bottles of Ayer's Sarsapa- y of Dover, N. HT. writ was troubled with a humor which | my face in ug! les. Ayer’s Sar= , | me, ood puritier in the CHARLES IL. SMiTit, North Craftsbur Ait! We regard A Sarsaparilla as a real * | plnples and erupt if almost every de i tive cure have kept it in our family for the past twenty ail years W. Cocknent, Alexandria, Va. | Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. “Ayers S. covered my face. “Until recently, m eb wa aparilla, — Atice E. CHARLES, Bath, Me, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Sold by all Druggiste. parilla cured me of pimples, wh Itis the best medicine T ever u literally JULIA Bexsanpty, Compton, Hl fi has been covered with pi I took four bottles of Ayer's ve as fair as could be desired.” fitter my skin has beee Price 81; six bottles, 85. ation of cell nests out- | | my reach, t that minute, lobu- laied gumboil bactina were found flo: through some of the cell nests, I have reason to fear the we I would be to receive from you for microscopic examin tion a fragment of Mr. Flannery’s malpi ian layer, showing evidences of cell prolifer tion, I on this, of course, as able in case there should be a mal- pighian layer which Mr. Flannery is not us-—_ | ing. Donotask him to take a malpighian | layer off her cell nest just to p! me. 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