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HM Vermiform Appendix and ItsProbable Function

OF APPENDICITIS

TIM Cawwa tf the and theff Fiititing It The Way

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AppcaikMM te sot a disease of mod

en times thovgb Its nature and moth4c ef treatment are the result of

careful observation by one of our wellkaewa BKrfera surgeons while engagedla peetBftortem workIt may be safe to ay that appcodl-

eKI Is as old as mankind for In

tadylag very oM IiUtorles whereinare gives the Alagnown of the physlchuw we read of cases of Inflnmmnlien ef the bowels Intestinal disorders

llto ailments tile symptoms ofKHteb prove that they most the beenappendlcltla

Appendicitis te Inflammation of thevermiform appendix a small blindtube averaging two and a halfla length and a quarter of an Inch Indiameter attached to the coccum atIts Inner nod posterior part It Is

wade of a very sensitive raucOus memtirane containing Revcrnl glands

The appendix Is part of the digestivetract Its function It la Moved beingto fabricate thatpart of the Intestinesthough as yet there Is no absoluteproof of this Careful study of a childfrom whom the colon has booli re-

moved Until be reaches the ago ofmanhood has revealed no Irregular-ities of any nature

The caaacs of this disease maygrouped under heads stenosiswklck mean closing up impactiontie entraace of foreign bodies not neeCMwrlly seeds exposure and InjuryIB fgbtiRg this disease naturethree methods of disposing of the toxiciMterial 4t ch rgiBg them Into tboIrite6il cavity stadias them Intothe Ipwete aad discharging thetathiWBfk aa fetteraal woaoO In

If the dtoclMirre be not too rapidwhile the peritoneum Is taking them

nature again makes an effort to-

ward off the threatened danger bywalllag the poteoao s matters In thuslecallzlBg them still so aiding the pbyklan or surgeon in his work IfIwwever the discharge be sudden asis the case whea the mass bursts thewhole of the fterltoatHtn becomes In

which la called aseptic pcrlto-4Us nail thk Is eaerally fatalAfter the dlajposta has revealed the

ittseaae better decides whether theh eae fer or external

trsatattRt er fer separatloa In the3tjtr the greatest ot care la doMMiulrt as semetimcs an Immediate

peratkA Is necessary while at othertines It reset be delayed oftea forIbevrs aatll the condition of the patkat kea been brought to that point atwfclch swgeoa caR feel It Is safe tn

0 heatsThe operation determined upon the

aest carefal arrangements toperfect antisepsis ate made and thepatient Is placed In a full state of

The eperatlag surgeon then drawsa laMgiaary line from the navel to

the Mperlor spine of the rightWf tea dividing that line into threeparts Uar the Inner side of themiddle third the appendix la normalcase will be found though In rarecases It has been found on the left sideLed la extremely rare cases otherwiseDisplaced

Having satisfied himself of theunder which It will be found an

from two to Are lu haw longIs made In the skin Some cf the bestargtons pride themselves on thefuallncss of their incisions In this op-

eration Tlio fatty tissues are thencut through the small blood vesselsare secured and then the muscularwails of the abdomen ore separatedlaying Into view tho peritoneum

This is a serous secretive lining campotd of ttvo layers On cuttingt ruusb this the edges of both layersn clamped so as to enable the

jrocn to reunite them when theglen shall have ben compoteil

The Intestines are vUlblo antitbo affected toctloii IK very tenderly

through the opening where tbnature and extent of ItifWiloa eramade known Hot towels moistenedwlth salt water art a pMd to theintestine while It te exiMMMil Tbetword tenderly chnracterhtea the

cf oiKratlojj as the rrrgroabo more tlwn careful to preveat-

iny rupture or the append for wltottUl s liuppcn while be Is f rating thejms tvtiuld quickly ttikou up by theperitoneum and otbr UUK UH lustsb and the resulting coujlkntk Q3

make the outcome very uncertalL

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In the majority of cases no com-plications cusulug the patient Is readyfor discharge In two weeks James M

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THE CURE FOBSCROFULA

The urual symptoms of Scrofula are enlarged glands of tho nodesores und ulcers on the body skin affections catarrhal troubloi weakeyes and general poor health The inherited poison transmitted througlithe blood and weakens this fluid and in plaro of its nutritive

of the entire Thousands of children born with a scrofulous ttlnthave spent their childhood in constant physical suffering and grown tomanhood or womanhood handicapped by ill health and stunted growthand perhaps later some disease of bones or joints S S S

their early life would havo prevented this It would havoA Ji

their systems and each to grow into strong healthful manlfoodor womanhood S S S is tho best remedy for Scrofula It goesdown to the bottom of the trouble and cleanses the circulation of allscrofulous matter the weak diseased blood with strengthand healthbuilding qualities and under the purifying effects of this greatremedy nil symptoms of pass away S S S no mineralin any form nndis an absolutely safe treatment for children oven infants-or persons of any AgO Literature about Scrofula and medical advicefree THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA GA

ABOUT ADVERTISING NO 7

The Cannon ThatModernized Japan

By Herbert Kaufman

Business is no a man to man contact in which the merchant and the patronestablish a bond any moretle is a handtohand grapple where bone andmuscle and sinew outcome Trade-as well as war has changed in its aspect botharc now fought at long range

Just as a day army of heroes wouldhave no opportunity to display the individualvalor of its so a merchant who

his personal acquaintanceship forsuccess is a

changed her policy of exclusion toforeigners a fleet battered

Satsuma fortifications The Samurai who had hitherto considered their bladesand bows discovered that onecannon was mightier than all the swords increation if not near enough to usethem Japan profited by the didnot further ramparts were battered to

but was ont experienceand proceeded to modernize her methods

The merchant who doesnt advertise is prettymuch in the same position as that in which Japanstood when her eyes were opened to the fact thattimes had changed The long range publicity of acompetitor will as surely destroy your business as thecannon the foreigners crumbled the walls of Satsuma Unless you take the lesson to heart unless yourealize the importance of advertising not only as themeans of extending your business but for defendingit as well you must be prepared to face consequences of a folly as great as that of a duelist whoexpects to survive in a contest in which his adversarybears a sword twice tire length of his own

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But it will never again support neighborhood storesNewspaper advertising has eliminated the strength ofbeing locally prominent and five cent street car fareshave cut out the advantage of being around the

A store five miles away can reach out through-the columns of the daily newspaper and yournext door neighbor to its aisles while you sit by andsee the people oh your own block enticed away withoutyour being able to retaliate or supply new customers-to take their place

It is not a question of your ability to stand thecost oi advertising but of being able to survive withoutit The thing you have to consider is not only anextension of your business but holding what you aready have

Advertising is an investment the cost of whichis in the same proportion to its returns as seeds are tothe harvest it is just as preposterous for you toconsider publicity as an expense as it would be for afarmer to hesitate over purchasing a fertilizer if he

jhrit he could wiiijby increase his cropst it

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