His last interrogation was what a college boy would call a "stunner."

"_Do you think, sir, that the Fillopian ducks are the same in a male as

they are in a female?_"

[Dr. S., a quack living in Winsted, Conn., once said to an educated

physician, that he sometimes found difficulty in introducing a female

catheter on account of the "prostrate" (meaning _prostate_) gland,--which

exists only in the male!]

I saw him once after the above interesting interview. He entered the drug

house of Rust, Bird, & Brother, Boston, just as I was about to go out. I

could not refrain from turning my attention towards him, as I recognized

his stentorian voice.

"Have you got any _Bonyset arbs_?" was all I waited to hear. I

subsequently learned that he was known in Vermont and part of New York

State by the _sobriquet_ of "Dr. Pusbelly."

The following story respecting "Dr. Pusbelly," related in my hearing by a

stage-driver, is in perfect keeping with the character of the man, as he

impressed me in my first interview at the country hotel.

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