The passage describes a detailed medical case report of a patient who underwent an operation to remove two stones from the bladder. The operation was performed under chloroform anesthesia, and the stones were removed using forceps and a scoop. The patient experienced minimal bruising and no significant hemorrhage. Post-operative care included the insertion of a "Mirella plug," administration of tincture of opium, hot water bottles, and milk and beef tea. The patient's condition improved over the next few days, but the wound healed slowly due to the patient's debilitated state. The report also mentions the use of nitrate of silver and Friar's balsam for dressing the wound. The case is noted for its successful outcome despite challenging circumstances. Additionally, the passage includes notices to correspondents regarding submission guidelines and acknowledges contributions from various medical professionals.The passage describes a detailed medical case report of a patient who underwent an operation to remove two stones from the bladder. The operation was performed under chloroform anesthesia, and the stones were removed using forceps and a scoop. The patient experienced minimal bruising and no significant hemorrhage. Post-operative care included the insertion of a "Mirella plug," administration of tincture of opium, hot water bottles, and milk and beef tea. The patient's condition improved over the next few days, but the wound healed slowly due to the patient's debilitated state. The report also mentions the use of nitrate of silver and Friar's balsam for dressing the wound. The case is noted for its successful outcome despite challenging circumstances. Additionally, the passage includes notices to correspondents regarding submission guidelines and acknowledges contributions from various medical professionals.