You see until to-day I always thought that if I had been offered the choice between having cousins or appendicitis I would have preferred to be operated on.

Save your appendicitis and neuralgia and broken bones for me.

I well remember, who had acute appendicitis at Morogoro, was the driver, or engineer as they are called, of a Grand Trunk Pacific train that ran from Edmonton in Alberta to Prince Rupert on the Pacific.

Inflammation of the appendix is known as appendicitis,a name quite familiar on account of the many surgical operations performed of late years for its relief.

But when everything was all right again we got tired of being engaged, Miss Bamberger and I; and besides, there was a young fellow she'd a fancy for, and he kept writing to her that he'd kill himself, and that made her nervous, you see, and she said if it went on another day she knew she'd have appendicitis or something.

But he reckons without her hatpin, which in the course of his deplorably abrupt attempts at seduction she pushes adroitly into his heart, and next day well-informed St. Petersburg winks discreetly when it learns that the Baron has died after an operation for appendicitis.

Appendicitis (peritonitis), its present frequency.

"Appendicitis," of which we hear so much nowadays, is no new disease; it is simply the "peritonitis" that killed so many people in former times.

[Lat.], appendicitis; Asiatic cholera^, spasmodic cholera; biliary calculus, kidney stone, black death, bubonic plague, pneumonic plague; blennorrhagia^, blennorrhoea^; blood poisoning, bloodstroke^, bloody flux, brash; breakbone fever^, dengue fever, malarial fever, Q-fever; heart attack, cardiac arrest, cardiomyopathy

"You eat them and don't have to be afraid of appendicitis," said the Spaniard with a laugh.

The Renaissance of thought camecame the cult of simplicity and Mission furniturecorsets were abandonedthe automobile freed us from the earththe Yellow Book began, Mrs. Eddy appeared, radium was discovered and appendicitis flourished.

"Kill or Cure" might have been the character of the healing art, but certainly specialists had not invented our appendicitis and other fashionable twentieth-century physical fashions!

One lady, with a conscientiousness not excelled by the actor who blacked himself all over to play Othello, stated that she had only an appendicitis scar.

The result was an immediate operation of appendicitis.

" "I feel as if I had had an appendicitis operation, and I am glad it is over.

He says I have appendicitis, perhaps caused by pips of strawberries.

Ten minutes before the curtain went up on the opening performance Hahn was stricken with appendicitis.

One might develop appendicitis or the Germans might get the city.

The poor little chap had been ailing half the winter, it seems, with indigestion and various aches, until the doctor told his mother that she must take him to the country and try a change, as he feared the trouble was chronic appendicitis; so the entire establishment has arrived to stay until the Newport season, and the boy's every movement is watched, weighed, and discussed.

I've no idea the trouble is appendicitis, though it might be driven that way.

It must be the 'fluenza or maybe appendicitis, I'm thinkin'.

The sense for human superiority ought, then, to be considered our line, as boring subways is the engineer's line and the surgeon's is appendicitis.

Upon removing his coat there was found pinned to his waistcoat a slip of paper on which was written: "This is to inform the house-surgeon that this is just a case of plain fit: not appendicitis.

It seemed but a minute when he suddenly awoke to hear Pat still counting: "Tin thousand an' sivinty-six, tin thousand an' sivinty-sivin" FIRST DOCTOR"I operated on him for appendicitis.

You've all heard tell of the 'pistle he wrote to the Romans, but I'd ax ye this, did any of yez iver hear of his writing a 'pistle to the Pratestants?" PROVIDENCE "Why did papa have appendicitis and have to pay the doctor a thousand dollars, Mama?"