New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23

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would examine them with reference TO their publication
ter He Thought the results worthy Of presentation &C
least showing what old man WitnOut Jne auNdh-
tages Of mathematical education had Deeh aDc 10 sc-
Suggestions on the Theory the COmpo,on Of Forces
By Prof y. W. Bard well of Jacksonville, FprilaA
on the Ethereal Medium. Ky Prof sI1hei D IIFnan
OF New-York An abstract Of this paper Will DC gwen
Remarks on Trichina spras BY Prof Baker ~
wards of Montreal. As free collation. oil han sSnd
witches s constantly the table IN the vestry room OF e
members every day the reading OF Mr. Edwarlss paper
naturally enlisted profound attention Mr Edwards
sand The of two fatal cases or Irchnasss AZ
Hamilton Ont and the successful treatment OF several
in Montreal bad drawn fresh attention 70 tne PaTs
causing this disease ana as me reseaiGns5 .o w
natural history somewhat scatteled snort resume
nnEasite and forming It's sarcOpAags the esh
observed and examined microsc0pcaily Oy Iledhan ia
and OccasOned much speculation as To tneir real nature
In 1885 they were infinitely examined by Mr. James Paget
and described and named by Prof oven; but there
then existed oew to their natural history they Tor
existence in human muscle, and their classification as
genus of Entozoa; belonging 70 the order Gee."thh
dogs, when fed upon parts Of badger con.
tanning these worms, became infested WIN , mem
show that human body became infected with these
parasites consequence of eating pork already contain
ing them Since this time thousands OF deaths had been
traced this cause which would previously have been at
trbuted to typhoid gastric or rheumatic lever parSy
chow Berlin and Leuoksrt Of Gessen added greatly 70
OH knowledge
Prof Dalton had elaboraey studied cases OF the disease
in New-YOrk TrichidSts was now fuly established az
one OF the ills which flesh heir TO-" In several hospital
examinations Of human bodies after death from various
causes from per cent Of adults were found to con.
bearing evidence Of the existence Of this disease at some
former period In the Chicago market medical com.
feshthus infected From these facts 1t might be inferred
the disease occurred much more frequently than
had heretofore been supposed, but that 10 wholly
under peculiar circumstances that the worm breeded
with such rapidy as TO cause faal or even
| ne which
Gently occurred this continent caused still further Ia
vestgaiOns to be made to its character the p0DaO
ity OF it's detection and the means OF OF these
cases occurred In the West we're fatal but
those Montreal. being of slight nature and speedily
ture OF question had been searched for an expana
ton of facts which presented themselves la the Mon
real cases. and while they were found to be IN general
accordance with record in some respects they
might be considered unique the history OF the Montreal
cases might be eonciseiy stated thus; o.
took Of one bssS Within hour aervard Of the
adults is uaaseaied asd bad some pam 9s S SSs oS
spasn niues, He returned from bis work and went 70
from pains the bowels together with great ysuhueSs and thirst
During the following G a,s on s P 0qI SYMPTOM, pd On tb s
Of THURSDAY called 10 Pbycau Who amer aeiai nqa as
Frdaya slice Of ham submitted for microscopic IA
Characteristic specimens Ire9inS 'pi5,s q Noad morning
win the u Ss' ~ bps boR 10 the fee , sSd par
italy well fully, eaeysted TLese we're ianog hs
Wa. G Evident that the disease was recent Young pig
the ban was taken being the free aud meucyse eonl
10 condition 70 be aroused uo lei9n aud al'y
ci According and znksr the period Of Incubation Of
the the stomach from I 70 eghi days Ia had oee9 sf'oo
marked symptoms recognized Such Deroi Of time h9neveL :
whose boy broo Young Numbering from Oo - go are
discharged Dr. toUDpn s ~ N. yagg muscle ash soms Of
the seIay mature adat FnehnA OF tle dg u
S D night be expected before intestinal marked Snip
tom But aud free in tie muscle
eop@,at tke place few hours. and rapa NUT p',o,
e.psulss Thus succession fresh irritation. toe
cuh and nervous system nigh. b. eIPssel t0u we t
Examined IN chicago sad Hi% 5 p, ss S' s. OF
and complete we're extracted rom The nss ss Tbs
Vs. ,sI bat sseser,as pain sui t 10 The TIE great
which iequs9! terminate. s,y appears r.
Young persons frequently killed sooner than older and
probably more food Digestion rapid rs'diy
overcome g sss,s sis'"I ,S Hso t,.. N. roBg g, lei
eISe,,,s ss mum bsr pst survived sT weeks sSer sias d..
fatal 10 1896 some valuable experiments 'sre colgs.gi "a
whose Ce,tod EuOIol place aim the heal Of g0E
.a.hOte. such subjects A isgag 9"s sa i's5n,,
DOG, oos pig gave eu Nine
successful VIZ Our aos - S pig 1 me t5 PIX 49, ~, eng
herb'orOu mammals were ysy ashssJ a2.ft 5' 1i''S9 ~
instance might parks food ADD set escape 6iectoa Thus
ss f5ga s n IsTisS a Sa Sa . ss,S s
,,B cons escaped Altogether Moreover 10 tie buma
s. asI post or sbers the disease bal Sos proved n
e some me. 's ., .S S,. rom y oas Saua Sa. The T
ces,e alarm which was apt 90 ssis TIE Paee 1Gi y %. ios OF
sry understood time whatever could be ,Aod
By The public authorize 70 gyfai becoming '@ 'se '''
Professor Agassiz hoped that these disclosures would
hot mot e dvsTT ad f Of oW and
such nhabItantsnot trchine but similar in nature He
his hearers that none could eat fish without eat
ing some hundreds OF such ttle creatures and that u
anybody wished 20 surely to AVOID such things they YOU'D
kins also made few remarks in criticism OF American
On the Nature Of Gands in Acacia and Cassia By Prof
Thomas Meehan OF Germantown, Pa
! Prof b. Warehouse Hawkins OF NewYork was In
troduced and made some remarks visual education
Through the Of vision he said we TOOK IN larger
fatigue than BY any other OF absorbing knowledge
The valuable qualities OF the eyes were IN close association
women was the increased power OF their educational
faculties in reference children who constantly sat az
their mothers and asked questions almost inyau
able about the nature OF that which they but could
! not always understand Such pertinent questions
the good OF this a. were too often eYaded consequence
the inability Of mothers TO read rightly tue beautiful
tion he thought should be more highly educated than
those OF the memory which had found in many in
stances failed producing the results expected He adj
ysed the establishment OF museums IN connection with
large public parks such the museum IN the Central
Park In NewYork so that healthy and amuse-
ment might be happily combined. While receiving I'M
pressons the powers OF observation would be educated
Such institutions he thought would DO good than
the reformatory institutions now existing and he would
into simple understandable language The present
modern system OF education was false he said when it
huence uader the pretense that they must receive an
He would have all boys remain longer under the instruc
| ton OF their parents.
TO his feet spoke with great enthusiasm follows
81 am convinced man can be that the system
form The world has been taught words dictated by
authority thus far The world needs knowledge aud
training independent thought and II Il only the study
OF nature which will give the last But am satisfied
that the basis OF the future OF education will be the con
temptation the works OF patureno longer the study
OF the languages no longer the study OF the human
n1 NO Iop niger yns PS S T p,r o liberal eaeaio
through observation, and the mind taught to argue by
| observations.