Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-10
ScientificiWOntler. :

q AX{ X{aw'words 4 " ord have AVE already been said in th4
series OF the Journal de Words.of& the 2lst Of
,Noyei ser; 1864, voluu,esYI l. page: b05s labsut
dibSs;3a dmIrab!e anatomical preparations ct M
EnhySSio Malripi Of CaYharl, SARDINIA ;.tIne lq1
eomnarable embalmer. has made :an lmlnmeRsf ~
:J;seotery. oiawhich henyetss.keeps .thes secret.
s6nf which heuwill reveal when the imgmenf
.shailHhavve come! He preserves" momihes OF
hIetri6es at his viii the bodies or portions of
bodies, and all the solids, or lIqmds OF the iTi
silg, organism, the fesh,. THE bIooa' the %h9e
brains the le;Se. j.; besldessso long as ta9
aesiccatiea is; absoluts, heyrestores at Wlll
to the bodies or the! molnihed members atne
9ofu1te and their natural torms' outside ~ or mi
side, in such way that an arm A. for instance
the Aesh, the muscles, the tendons, e the AsrYeS}
the arteries, the. salns.s resume. epTrey !t9e as
.sosyna hndvia few hours before death.'a .i''"
~ $nhne Rfy deijar.ure from Paris 1Mf r: aMasihl
bas' 81 nadiniraby,, psrfected his ipc6mp arabl9
sst III tSx saW him "a at Cayyhar III Fsbtdaty,
1ssh nreserge So perfeotly the body Of a cele7
hrathd histeriant NJ Pierre Martini: that fourEE
months after'his death, thanks to the reylvlfy-E
ingS liTd duid whose action is SO extraordlnary| u
they had been able to restore to hlsimembers ai
.tha;a snnlenesslto .dress him., to seat. hing I'M
lhis larInic}air and take his photograph; 'Whch||
.we have under our eyes in writing this, saffei||
WHICH woulaI be Thought TO be q irving mar: !
On hiis,returppa to Paris at the begl1aing OF
last last December, our, friend ked ofhls Majesty
the Enperor of the French, AN audience, Wh!Mch M
wasEplantetl TO him, last Saturday and which
overwhelmed him with jey.'j Majesty has
foirr i. j. time considered and admired the
'Imaar7els Of the new, art. a fragment OF the arm
'of an, Egyptsn % ummy to WHICH ME. A MAariIp1 If
has restored, latter five thousand years perhaps
itsot,its color, at least its suppeness and us
annearance of human member; an arm which,
rs SSbeV' V'had sealed With hisHoW seal I'M
7S6I And Which hundred times had BEEN
dried, and hundred times softe9ed, keeps a. an
the eappearances of a living arm; the whole bQdy
of q, dried un rabbit, but. which, through ITS
substance. has remained transparant, letsi vlsl-
ble the most intimate details Of its organization;
in short, a bae'ofMgubrio ohsaspect, but true
prodigy, which will soon be the most prNecoMus N ~
ornament ef one of the our mqsenmsIla .ssltEa99e
mosaic. formed Of brains, blood and =spetrlhed
bile. in which are encased four human ears, and
upon which the foot bf young woman arises
.Hith,a complete .preservatlon Of ITS COLOR ana
transparency. J., Science. and art hers put nature
posH ne,F md so pure ght that alb teellnge e1
horror had disappeared in order to- give place
in the highly elevated mind of Napoleon III
to admiration only. That admiration must n
hayee Been exempt from al atter:thoThght Tor Ir
after having left the palace OF the Tgl!erles
about oc clock in the afternoon; Marlnl Wa'
recalled at 9 O'Clock in the evening" IN 5order tc
render Her Majesty, the Empress; d witness o
thshalf.triupph which he had eshqusred oef
.death.-fI arss paper: -. ,..i .: -. -,