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.9 critical operation.-Last Saturday morning, the master of the Fort Hill school was informed that one of his pupils little girl, had swallowed a pin, and "could feel it sticking in her throat" He i'm medately took long slender ruler, and pressing down the tongue, saw the pin lying horizontally across the entrance to the wind pipe, behnd the t tie valve called the uvula. No tune was to be lost, holding down the tongue firmly with the ruler, and using an old pair of scissors as forceps he extract cd the pin from it's hazardous lodging place, very much to the satisfaction, not only of the sufferer but of her school mates, who discovered much sympa- thy for her. This incident is worthy of notice as warning against the dangerous practice of putting pins into tle mouth, and an evidence of what may be done by decision and frmness of nerves, when tune would not permit of calling in medical aid tc save liie.-Bosfon Post.