iFELT PAIN IN LOST LIMBS

Strange Physical Phenomena

v Which Physicians Cannot

Explain Clearly

IlilniRu tutor HiiuiGlen Bachtlor ol Indiana three

weeks ngo lost both hands in a rail ¬

way accident The amputated handswere placed in a jtr of alcohol andMr Bachelors arms received themost careful surgical attention Hesuffered however lot two weeks from

stvere and peculiar pains where thehands formetly were

Mr Bachelern Initiated thit his losthands were crowded in such u way usto give him the pensatlon of ttv recramping pains and when he Itarnedhow they had been disposed of he de ¬

manded that they be properly buriedThe hands were taken front the j uwere straightened to a natural posi ¬

tion were cnidfnlly wrapped were in

cased in n box and wtu buried AH

Moff us this was dune Mr Bachelorwas relieved ol the puins that has kept

Vhim in agony for two weeksThis story will be received with

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Millies by the yonngtr expects ol the I

tuedicHl profession with shakes of

the head by the oldir surgeons and

with ready belief by hundreds of menI

who have suffered as Mr B8Chel11Miflercd Many a nan whoeied amputation of a leg or loot hathen kept in anguish by the feelingoJ some cbjct between the tot by

HII inloleiaLltf itching where a toiought to he a sharp rheumatic p

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in the hull ol a mitring lo >t A

who has lost a h ind or a arm hlIII

sfixd nnldrnly with a distressingI

pHin in the limb or in the finger andLas become almost hysteric bcnusche could not relieve it by touching

d the hand that wan not thenSurgeons called to treat fuels casts

have contended that the feeling wax i

simply a hallucination tint teen who j

have sulTored amputation have rialstories ol queer sensation in lost limbsand that these stories have taken such I

u hold upon the imagination thitthey experience the pain attributedto the men whose story they havualliActing on this theory the surgeonfalls in with the belief ot the man I

administered something to quiet his I

nerves and in cases where the missing humid or missing foot Ii accessiblegives directions for its proper handling and interment

However this dues not settle theCiIC In u wtk or n month the thanof the loot html or lost foot has other I

trying experiences and the surgeon j

tries to laugh hint out of the hallucination In good time the pat-

ientConsumption

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Feeding him fat in thisj

way which is often the onlyway is half the battle butScotts Emulsion does morethan that There is some ¬

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ONE OF DR CUPIDS PRESCRIPTIONS

That Love sometimes cures disease is afact that has recently beets called to theattention of the public by a prominentphysician and college professor In ROIIIC

nervous diseases of women such as hys ¬

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down Shift worn out for no reason thatshe can think of She may be ever somuch in love but Dr Cupid fails to cureher In ninety nine cent of therecases it is the womanly organism whichrequites the weak back dizzyspells surd black circles about the eyes areonly symptoms Co to the source of thetrouble and correct the irregularities thedrains on the womanly system and theother symptoms disappear So sure of itis the Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa ¬

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apparently surrenders his belief as torain In the lost loot or hand but InIsis own hrart he holds to It He mayt ov talk nbnit it but he will insistlint the sensation In the missing trots KO real and so exasperating thnt it

at times drives him aim out to thepoint of Insanity-

Then are strong men who havehad such expeiiences and their theo ¬

ry is that some cureless treatment olthe nee s severed in amputation isresponsible for the queer sensationA few flU cors have admitted thatthere tuny be something in this thcory but if It he admitted that the theory is correct it dots not explain theSituations experienced by Mr Bacheler

lu this age when the netvcsof menand worm receive more attentionfrom the medical profession than everbefore is it not a little strange thatthese socalled hulluclnations n e tosensations in missing members of thebody have not been more closely in ¬

vestigated Are these sensations thework of the Imagination orare they resuit of real physical conditions

A Simple Experimentlltmtmi lliiniM

Cut two slips of paper long enoughfor each to encircle the outside of a

oottle leaving an uncovered spacebetween the slips Fasten them inplace by a thread nnd then wrap apiece ol twine around the uncovered

4M between the stripsTie one end ol the twine to a nail

or some convenient hot k Hold theother end wih one hand and withqulcklIin order that the twine may run up

theexposed glass between the pa ¬

Ion bands This action will shortly-

cause the surface of the glass to lentAfter it is well heated drop sonic

coldIwater on it Now by a sharpyou may break the bottle in halt so

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evenly that there will not be one

jagged place in the entire citcle of the j

breakButof what use is this bit of ap

parently superfluous knowledgeWill suppose for instance the glass I

stopper in your cologne bottle If youare a girl got struck and refused tobudge All you have to do to dis ¬

lodge the stopper is to wind a heavycord around the neck get some oneto pull one end taut take hold of theother end yourself and work theneck mildly to and Ito in the stringjust as you did in the first experi ¬

ment This continued friction will

cause the neck of the bottle to become

so hot that it will expand and theglass stopper will be loosened enoughto allow It to be pulled out withoutfurther trouble

Need For HasteIn a Massachusetts seaport town

many stories are still told of an ac

centric old man who was a conspicu ¬

ous figure in its streets thirty years

agoNot many years before he died hemarried a young wife who was aeonstunt surprise to him One day anold friem met him hurrying alongthe main street of the town one armheld out stiffly in front of him andcarry ing a white paper rnrce1I

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Dont touch me and dont detainme he cried as his friend approach-ed

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What in the world is the matterasked the other Anyone sick upat your house-

Nobodys sick answered the oldman over his shoulder but Imfetching home a new bunnlt for mywile and I want to get there beforethe styles change

What Was in ItI want this perscrlptlun fLIed II

she said to the druggistYesm answered he taking the

slipof paper from herThe doctor gave it to me for a

headach II she explained Can youtell me what is Inlt

Yesm It calls for sodium bicar ¬

bonate elixir pepsin aqua pura andit-

But whats thatWhats what madam

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Why here it says quaint sufTIIThat merely refers to the aqua

puraThenit isnt an ingredient

Well it Isnt exactly an engredlent It means that we shall put in a

sufficient quantity of abua puraBut it it goes into the perscrlptlon

it must be an ingredient-I suppose so madam Shall send

this or will you toke itIve got to lake it havnt I

Not unless you want to II

But the doctor said I tuustIOh we can deliver it to your houseall i

rightOhhow funny I thought you

meant I didnt have to tale the medi ¬

cineWell to ba sure you have to take

the medicine but we would just assoon have our messenger boy take itfor you

Hump Has he got the head-

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Nom But that wculdnt makeany diflererce

Well Im not going to pay lozaprescription for messenger boys tocake

There would be no change II

Why I paid the doctor a dollar fortt

Certainly you did but 1 meantthere would be no charge if the boytook it for you II j

Thats the funniest thing I everheard How would it do me any goodIf he took it

I beg your pardon I misunder ¬

stood you Then you prefer takingIt yourself

Yes sir But you can send it tothe house if you will

Just as you say Takes a womanto change htr mind

But you didnt finish telling mewhat there was in it

Oh nothing much besides what Itold you It will be fifty censThank you That means there isfortyeight cents in it for me thedruggist

RUSSIA IN DEFEAT

At the Close of the Crimean War

Her Weakness Stood

Revealed

fir Aiulriw l Vhltilti tliefVnlurv

Despite the ppresion of the mostof the loielgn j corrals and the blot ¬

ting out ol page aUtr page ot th

newspapers allowed to enter the em ¬

piredespite of all that thesecret po ¬

lice could do in repressing unfavora ¬

ble comment it became generallyknown that all was going wrong inthe Crimea News came of reverseafter reverse of the defeats of theAlma and Inkerman and as a climaxthe loss of Sebastopol and the destruc-tion

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of the Russian fleetIn the midst of it all as is ever the

case in Russian wars came utter col ¬

lapse in the commissariat departmenteverywhere one heard hints and final ¬

ly detailed stories of scoundrellsm inhigh places or money which ought

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to have been appropriated to armysupplies but which had been ex I

pended at the gambling tables of I

Homburg or in the Breda quarter of

ParisThenit was that there was borne

upon me the conviction that Russiapowerful as she seems when viewedfrom the outside is anything butstrong when viewed from the insideTo of the thousand eviautoIcrncygeneialy not one of the most highly I

endowed can do the thinking for a j

hundred million there wasuPjrisingstance of the French againstin 1792 of the Germans EuropeIIFrance In 1813 and in 1870 o

against Austria in 1859 and altlrjward and of the Americans in the

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Thtre were certainly more noblecharacters in Russia and these must I

011thingsmiddle class and the lower classbeen long kept in bsotted ignorancethere seemed to be no force on whichpatriotism could Uke hold-

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