London, Feb, 2.
The triumph of optical surgery] has restored the sight of Mr. Henry Watson, of Newcastle, after a lapse lof 27 years, Blinded as the result of an attack] lof measles when only two years old. the ease of Mr. Watson, who is now hopeless until the Cardiff specialist, had always roral 3 Dr. Tudor 'Thomas, performed an extremely delicate operation to-day Jand substituted corneas from the leyes of two other blind persons for Mr. Watson's diseased corneas, Dr. Thomas's remarkable chi Imient' has attracted considerable attention, and many famous surgeons, including Sir, Duke Elder, have visited "Mr. Watson in hospital. not be subject to the article which declares that no treaty is binding until it has: been registered at Geneva,—Havas,
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