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Dunstan Times, Issue 1219, 10 July 1885, Page 3

A SUCCESSFUL SUR'JL'JAL OPERATION. Tho American Ambassador at Vienna Kasson, has latoly forwarded to his U > moat an interesting account of a rmn •. !. ble surgical operation latoly performed Professor Bilhoth, of Vienna, wincli, dorful to tell, consisted in the removal n: portion of tho human stomach, 11 v..1 \■ near y one-third of tho —an I, «tra to say, thep tient recovered—tho only so. cessful operation of the kind ever pmturui i'lio disease for which this operation u . performed was cancer of tho stomach, . ten led with the following symtoms : "1”. apnotite is quite poor. There is a pecol. indescribable distress in the stoma-h, at., ing that has been described as a faint “c

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