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Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1623, 6 November 1885, Page 4

A F^'^fi ifHT^KK r.V AUK 'UCt. Th<> Cleveland (Ohi>, W«J.A ) Prw. o* Feb. 83. 1883, j.uWi->»t'« «n a c v t of >• tatal •argir>al ooeration which h%« cawed a grent commotion amone medic I me i throughout the whole countrT, Dr. Tharer. the mo#t eminent m eeon in CleteU^d pmnnnnnina it •mn laloos. It tpppftrtthitt a Mrs. In had been nifferinj for ma».r rea-i with -omc di*ea«« of the stomach whidi b»-l re»i-ted the treatment of aU the phrtimns in aH*nd>i"ce. Thediseat- pommen<ed with a e'ifht rlerHnjement o' the dfa»»ti»n. with * p»or app tit*. followed by ft neculmr i n d«»cbahle di«twa« in th 9 stomach, « feeling thut ha« been describe*! at a faint " «?l gone " *<n«Htion, a «'ick» »lime «olleo»i»f about the •e-'th, <«u-ing » Hi-Hgree-»bl« t*«t», espeniallf in the morninsi Thi« se«a*Mon w a not removed hy food, but on the contrary, it w«f inore«»ed. The. «•?«•« then became tin^d with yellow, and were unk^n. After »whil" the hand* and feet became oold •ad a»ic*y— • cold per*pirntion. There wa« a conetant tire I and )a>i>juid feeling. Then followed a drem'tal n-rfoo tw. witb floomy foreboding* Whon ri«n« uidenly there eameadiasy fee'inn lik« ttr'no. After it tiae the bow#'* Heo«m« costite §o tiiut it wns «4CeoTt to pruou'e a movement without* B#^»i»|l.ai«»>l a di*g<f two 4a •pit