The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-10

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been found in the bodies Of subjects that
nave been dissected, aud whose previous
history gave 10 evidence Of their ex:s. siiss
On the other hand, the malady,, when
severe puts on many Of The characteristics
symptoms Of well known diseases. The
iever caused by the presenco Of the parent
worms in the intestines NAV be, as indenJ
1t often has been, taken for gastric fever
Then, again. when the ypuug worms are
immigrating into the muscles, the most ex.
cruciating agony scizes the patient he onn.
not move muscle without the utmost pain,
an" nc lies generally pnon his back. with
ms legs little apart, covered with perspira
slop. The sfacc and neck become humid
with dropsical effusion, which gradually
extends 10 the legs and abdomen. An
attack of ofrheuma,ic fever appears to have
seizcd tie individual, but for the want of
he 4eart !symptor ). Again, The disease
Stimulates cholera and tyPhus, and indeed
poisoning in many of its symptoms ;, but
'noSe VINO nave seen genuine case Of
'ricfihiasis cannot DO deceived, as the whole
symptoms prcseut are consistent with no
other disease. In cases of doubt, n piece Of
The living muscle has been exoised from
the biceps muscle of the arm; and this test
Is almost certain to be conclusive, as the
worm is distributed, IN Severe cases in pro
fusion through every voluntary muscles of
the entire body.
DR.. Thndichum. speaking Of a child Who
died OF the disease. says In his report to
Mr.. simon: "One preparation from The
biceps muscle Of a child four and half
years fngc, which died on the seventy!
ninth day, contained the astounding number
OF iitty.eight. 2, Such preparation was es-
,lmated u to weigh ,1ne-ff'h of 9, grain, and
therefore every grain Of muscle contained.
on an average one hundred trichin@. Now.
assuming the weight OF the muscles on. an
adult to be only forty pounds. and asaum-
ing him TO be the yiefihi Of trichipfasis. n5d
the parasites equally distributed through.
out his body hewould CONTAIN upwards of
twe9nSyssi$ $ht,giNieps Of these animals. ~ ~ :
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Disthisd&ted Rtfsonasts in the Euro.
&9 pean War. ',of a'I21
The following are bfief descriptions
of some Of the most notable characters
whowill figure in the great revolution
IN Europe. ,.''3.%I N'
~'-'-s TIE AUSTRIAN GENERALS.
SKETCHES OF THE CHIEF COMMAND.
Frs oF THE ARMY OF THE EMPIRE.-
really distinguished leaders of the
Austrian army are few in, number, and
nearly all well advanced in age. They
servedin 1912 and 1873 under Prince
Schwartzenburg, made the campaign Of
Hungary in lS49, that Of italy against
Charles Albert, and tnat Of 1859, the
moSt'imporlant Of all. In, case Ola war,
those who appear destined',o TO the princi
pal commands are the. following: The
Archduke Albert, so" Of the immortal
Prince CHARLES, Marshal Henry de Hesse,
Benedick, Schwartzenburg and Clam,
Gallas.
Marshal de Hesse is seventy.three
years OF age, spare in person. and OF
active mind and habits. His career
dates from the battle of Wagram. in
which he took part, beipg,in bis seven,
teenth year. II was he who decided The
Austrian victory over the Pledmontese
in lS4S, by the stragelical movement
from Verona, 'and'hc took very active
part in the battle of Novaua. ,iThe Ital.
ians regard himas very formidable en-
emy, and admit that lie will give them
no little trouble. ~ ''
Prince Schwartenburg is tall, well.
made, and very vigonrous, notwithstand.
ing his seventy'two. years.. In ls4Sl he
commanded a division of cavalry in TIA
iy. He distinguished himself at the bat
lie of Comorp, in Hungary, by prevent.
ing; with his division, the ihstlrgents
from deboaehng on the right bank'ofthe
Danube. All the battle Of Magenta lie
commanded the irde0rpsG d,mes, With
which he covered the retreat Of the
Austrians. AT Solferinbths was insthe
left wing, opposed to Gen. f0Neill. He
is one OF The mbst brilliant officers of the
Austrian army; and}is, more7er. an au.
thor.
Marshal Benedick is only fifty eight,
While a colonel, in ls4s, hs' fought in
the campaign against ths 'Piedmontese.
In 1859 he commanded the Eighth
Corps at San Martino, Since Radet
sky's death ha hoo haop hrat ,.....n. 4