THE UNPLEASANT SIDE OF BATHING.
Mr Dey, a partner in the firm of Mennie and Dey, confectioners, met witti ' an accident this morning which might.! hare prored tery s«rious. It Was sauV ciently painful, howerer, if not strious. It appears that Mr Dey was bathing at the settlement,', in.'deep water, when he; suadenly struck himself against a snag,: -t the consequence of which was'an ugly cat' in this abdomen. The wound was first feared to be' serious, and 'Dey was eon« - Teyed ; by Mr John ConneU to the Hospital, where hVw*s attended by Mr : Ait ken at once. The wound, on being examined and dressed, was prononociidtd' ' be not of a dangerous character,, asd Mr., Dey is now in his own house.' l"'' ' ■ ''"' '
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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1900, 4 February 1875, Page 2
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123THE UNPLEASANT SIDE OF BATHING. Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1900, 4 February 1875, Page 2
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