To the Editor of the ment keeps up at e, nine months after the operation."
The doctor further states another "'Nonrs-Cuiwa Dat News:
Sig,—I know it is the "silly season," but is it necessary to fill up two columns of the front page with such futile nonsense as you do in this morning's paper?
'The operation of vasoligation was described many years ago, investigated thoroughly, and discarded. Tt is quite certain that if a small operation, which is) simple and easy, such did produce good results, have become exceedingly popular' many years ago.
Might T suggest that you employ' an up-to-date medical" man to "shroff" such medical news as this, and s0 exclude matter which is 20 years or so behind the times.
Tam, ete,
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