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The preserved body of John Torrington in 1984, who had died 138 years earlier in 1846 during Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in the Canadian Arctic. [450x600]

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Nightmare by Ditlev Blunck (1846)

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In the 1900’s, doctors would stick a nail in the urethra and then use a hammer to break up kidney stones until they were small enough to pass naturally. Done without anesthetic until 1846.

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In the 1900’s, doctors would stick a nail in the urethra and then use a hammer to break up kidney stones until they were small enough to pass naturally. Done without anesthetic until 1846.

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Hourly Spaghetti #1846

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This is John Hartnell, he died in 1846 and was part of the franklin expedition. This photo is from the beechy island expedition.

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Thanks, I hate the old fashioned way of removing kidney stones. This was done without anesthesia unitl 1846.

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In the 19th century, to break a stone from their bladder, men had to pass a nail through their penis and then use a hammer to break it into pieces small enough to pass through their urethra. The was performed without anesthesia until around 1846.

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