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another time" This plain proof ofhiS tt ter unconsciousness of the operation hay ing been performed, was acknowledged by the operators in nearly round Of applause. The patient then sat up and seeing the wound, burst into an immoderate fit of laughter, saying, No doubt there's blood. or s'neshing very like it--but hayn't felt a single thing done to my leg. That bates the globe-and, on being asked decidedly as

 to his having felt any thing" hc repeat edly answered, Not ha porth'' He got into amazing spirits, and refused to leave

 the table until he told all about ,he tol. drums of the business," And then, with the manner of tipsy man, and very happy. he kept surgeons and students in roar of laughter for some minutes with a narrative of his condition during the inhalation, which, Irish like, seemed to have been a strange medley of imaginary fights, and "killinsS going on around him, bat wholly

 irrespective of his own leg and the operas ton. On being carried out, he declared

 trumphan,ly. "This is the very best thing that has ever happened in the three king dems." The professor stated that he con slderei this case quite conclusive as to the powers of the ether, because there was no more painful operation in all surgery, and because thepatient having been avowedly a hard and habitual drin!er of spirits, was one of those persons who are least snScep;i- ble of the ether'S influence, The whole proceedings seemed to give the greatest sat lStaclion 10 the medical and surgical off. cers of the institution, and 10 large as- sembage of interested spectators. Perhaps the most remarkable in such strange tale is, the circumstance of the man being so wide awake and talkative, while al! the while insensible to the cutting eff his limb.