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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08


DIGGING UPA FoRTUNE-A singular cha
acter, known as BLACK Philip, 2 recently died
in Cumfu twp, Berks CO., Pa. AS his sobri-
quet imphess he was e0l0red man and
reached the age of nearly one hundred years.
He died IN hIs home alone, and a eor0ner's
jury returned "a verdict of death from a natu-
raj causes-Old age. 1t was generally known
that he had mnney saNed sOmeWhegB, and on
Wednesday last several of his nephews re-
eeiYed information from lady in Exeter twp.
MS. Elp2ira Hdl, to the effect that 'sslAek
Hhfi d Sbefofe his death, had told herWheh
he died, they sh0lda dig behind his cabin near
the foot of . certain, tree where they could
find his lneney. ItWaS his particular request
that She should say nothing to any one con-
carning it, until she knew he was dead. Car
gging ont the negr0's instructions, the renal
ming relatives were iRf0Fmed, proceeded to the
place and commenced their search by digging,
on 3lth QltO FOlpg sdswn to the depth OF
three feet seven inches, at the spot indicted
they uReagehed large copper kettle, which,
wf1en opened, which was found to contain q
pounds of gold and silver coin, amounting
| In the hggreRate to nearly 81, Geo The coin
was all Of old date; the latest year indicted
was 1903. Mexican silver dollars, halves,
quarters, old s1evles, ''b'sAps, I" copper cent;
aud halt tIoents, gold in tens, fves, two and :
half pieces, and ones were also found, bu
| the great bulk OF coin were small silver pie
ces. Thei m0Rey was counted, taken Il
WomelsdorIa and properly divided smony tn
heirs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08
ExtraortaInarN AnaWera.
a pupil Of Able Sicord gave the followin
exlrAoIdiLlary ariaaafaa ~ LAaaMaa

a pupil Of Able sicord gave the following
exsrASfditlsry srsRefas 0EN lAS3s38
"What Is gratitude p
Gratitude is the memory Of The heart"
'sWhat is hope "g
"Hope is the blossom of happiness"
What is the difference between. hope and
desiraT' ~ -
Desire isa tree Rleaf, hope is a tree inAoWer,
ienjoyRaent Is a tree 10 lruitH ~
"What is eternityT p esAl#
"a day without yesterday or tomorrow Iine
that has no end"
What il God"
THE necessary being, the sun Of eternity, the
merchant Of nature, she eyes of justice, the
watehmsker ofthe universe, and the soul OF the
WoTld.p #..s .44.#.5
'sDoes Ged reason ~
Man reasons, because he doubts he delib-
crates, he decides. god is omniscisnt; He
never doubts; He therefore never reasons"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08
Might and Right.

There was once q little striped squirrel who
chose sote hiilock in the woods IN which to dig
with Mrs. Squirrel and thsik nttl6 family. He
had hardly commenced his work, however, when,
in a feeble voice. large black ant requested him
to iorbear tearing up the ground "foT," said the
ant, "thls Is my home, and you are destroying IT,"
The squirrel was q nervous little fellow, and with
al q selgih creature, and answered him very ill
natntSdlyi 81 haE8 dhoAen th1 place, and shall
build my burrow here, 80 help yourself If you
can, and ths terrifed little ant scampored of as
fast as his six tiny legs could carry his body
A lazy Old marmot came Waddling that way
after the squirrel was quite wearied and had near
iy finished his work. Ft1a-f- .e
MY irnpudent friend" said the marmot, show
ing hig sharp long teeth, 'iyOu are on forbidden
ground Clear cut, for this is NY knoll, aRd /
am going to build my house here this very
dae." 6ttss.sH test.t'4 ~. af. r.t.r
'But havs already built NINE" said the aquir-
rel, Hanl there Is no good reason why you should
rob me Of my labor in this way"
'sY0u ean go elswhere,p was the ll-nRtured
pmarmota reply. $50 get out Of the way, or
| will cover you with dirt" And he commenced
throwing the dust and sand 90 rapidly that little
Busy-tail was glad 70 hop upon log to wipe his
blinded eyes, rattle tas dirt from his ears and
But the maTmOt had hardly ceased laughing al
the neat trick he had played upon q weaker ami
NAL, whom cunning fox saw him at his work
aud decided TO avail himself of the same kind o
strategy. So he lay down at the root OF a stuml
apdtook short nap whllo the marmot finished
his work. When The hole was completed, an'
the laborer was brushing his brown clothes, wash
ing his face with his paws, and ~congratulatin
7 himself on having so nice a home in which TO sta
, during the cold, snowy winter the fox suddenl
! bounded over log and frightened him sadl
t with q short, quick bark.
"A pretty state of things this is" said the fol
Z f"when one can not be absent from home hon
enough to drink at the rivers without finding
n trespasser, on ones retuu"
. This is my house." said the marmot, Il hay
a Just finished it," y ~ -'f i" 81 y
/. "You are on my ground sir" replied the &c
EapgFAys ''and your only safety is in flight. b
a gone, sir !"
So the marmot, to, yielded to the power
the stronger. And the squirrel, the marmot aI
n tho ant became good friends, aud lived ct pea
quite near each other ever Afterwards. For hi
they not all known the sorrow of injustice ?
rs Hearth and Home.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08

APPeEgTAEEEEa,RVs THE, Law COgRT or
KENT COUN4Y.4C0uRtg 1TedSltyer-William
&. Brown; AhOynegr--Jas. Ia AN0lcott G0lisc-
fors-J6 JONATHAN Bfown, Duck Creek; Peter
Wilson, KentOn; Henry C. Forcum, Little
Creek; Philip d. Marvel, Dover; Peter &.
Gruwell, North Muderkill; Elijah S. Caldwell,
South Muderklll; Henry N. Clark, MlspilllOn.
John $: uefringtan vas chosen President OF
the GoGrt. st4alA8 hfa fs3zsaE H5 rs. ii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08
Tho Ice Gparge 10 tD1e 5 uaapah anna
River

The effort to clear the river by Capt. Myers
with his steel plow plan proved most decided
lailuFe. lie failed TO foFae a passage through
the ice as he proposed TO do. The project Of
nitro glyeeTine has Rot yet BEEN acted upon, and
pfObablv will not be, as the town commissioners
are reported 20 be averse to the proposal.
Wf5T z SsSa 1rtKssI 7 ~ TT
PORT DERcET, Md 02ISO ASM., February
S.-AR alarm was given at Midnight caused by
sudden rise ". thPtElSeEl lFhe rise began q
little after x. NJ, and continued up 10 about
ii o'clock, when the WateE,came in suddenly
and rbse oYer,tRs feet .AkC6ck Run Ne street
was rendered impossible, the water being over
the payeDlenk In tie upper pact Of.tlIe io&AIlo
PoIt Deposit, near the NJ, f. Church, lhe water
has already gotten into, several houses. Mr
David Dooly,, we'll known resident was driven
out with his hmify al II P. NJ. Tie residence
Of DR.. shnEs isdloOded to height oftwo feet
Several other houses in the saue locality srt
flooded, and the occlpants are in ihe creates
dread. +. s1ss. E4a saa44 st.. sa4-lsrt 5. ~
Capt Taylor, conductor on the Baltimore
Central railroad, haS ip9i RyiVsd 81 the centr'
Of the tbwR from ISeck Rtid, one mile above, ii
search Of b2r! !9 e l9fs out zig fsA1y t4e waite
tributed 90 the sinking % ',eAgorge in the rive
by the thaw ol ~ day.apsl tlls lIackisg up of ia
Wateb The 3nspeBse Ol abe Ieople througf ~
long hoaTs OF the enisht bec6Hies almost asoniz
ing, and no idea can b. letned at present Q
what is to comic. Il Is generally feared, hoWsVs
that He rise y portensous Of imtO eAista disaster
~ 4 faslaa --las-3 49, Iai ius2a 9Fi e =
From the Baltimore Sup. - - ,st - f.
Trial OF yNhn P1sGaR sEergt the l&SFas
-ss sF 0G RzHa wife or e3nsEssJA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08
LEADING FEATURES

/. The issus IS limitsd TO SS0.0lo mile Of read.
2. The Principal and Interest ara payable In Cola
the principal in thirty years and the Interest lat
the Ranking House ID Jay C0ske 4 Co. Nsw Eort,1
semi-annnally. hrst Of January and July. 1a .tsa
;. The rate Of Interest il S-I0 per csnt bsr an
num-eQual. at the present geld pEsmium, % aSou
sia per cent in legal tender eaErWacy. ss AasssA
4. The Bands are issued Of the feii0wiasl dsh6ni-
nIti0ns: Coupon. Slo0 500 and sl0lls tAagislaSa,
500, $40, 81 600. S5,0Oo and sl0o00. ss & dai8a
5. The ssml-annuAl interest on the RassstSue8
tAs post esSes dddrsss 0f tie kslder. reraaah hant
Investors are advised 10 purchase the ReEist cred
kbOnds both as protection against loss then and
hre and for the greAtar eoayeaisaea In eofleetink
the Interest. The Registered Bonds can BE a. any
Re1istered. without expense 10 the oNneE. sf1s.
7Mo. RacAEAR = snN RAMRERs.
sOa MARKET srRgsF -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08
nIEn.

CARLISLE.-In this city. on the Gth inst. William
Il. Carlise. in the 57th year q his age.
His relatives and friends. Mechanics Lodge l. q.
o. F.. and the Order generally are respectfully nvi-
ted to attend his funeral from the residence of his
brother-in-law William MoTroF. on Sunday after
noon, 9th inst. Service at the house at o'clock,
without further notice. Interment at Wilmington
and Brandywino Cemetery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08
rR1pAY's rlVobkIIgfEos!h -

EhlDA1 > EANOGEEBIrGS. N ID
ae&sAMBRIpGE MD.s Feb.7.--ThA following addi-
ton testimony for the defense in the Platter ulur
der tEiaa yaa elieits8 foEbyA 81 CO. 9 "a
John Mason testified that he saw phial OF chlo-1
roform and scattered papers with styehnia written
on them within few feet of the body. lie cor
robOrated. the teSti@0RY OF SRaagf1NShdANH1 M
ran cs 10 sbfotcAs3'Of1h baek Md sd-ifS fcsen-
bling kicks on the right breast of the deceased
lie was the Rndertalter who buried the body. No
one was present at the burial but the gERye-digger
Platter was absent 3 The funeral expenses were
p1id by an agent of Platter Witness said there
were scratches on the knees and dirt on the shoes
Dawson, lsaetass, bklRAston, recollected
hafInR sold chloroform, in bottle found near the
Nstsa5d. toa arrange lady, on Deaember lst, 1sfl;
heFer&oIh slryehhh to khe eaane AdR, ca ID an D.
.yeDpa laEe thS onq found near .bet; neysr s0d
s.rychna or chloroform to Platter or an agent OF
his All other clerks and druggists of Easton
testified TO the same effect.
Catharine Williams testified that Rsheeca Cor
nish came q Aef hbpse pA Nc Saturday afternoon
OF the murder, and remained constantly until al
ter she gave birth TO her child, the Tuesday tpk
laHipgi sPlatsFfwae hther Aeassdt nisAt4all tlsa
Saturday lac was lame from sore leg.
HynsOn Bryan testified that from the position
of the body Hepnld not h9ye heeH dragged to th'
place where It was found, on account o. obala
eles OF the ground
To AlGfed Jump and Mary Griffin, OF BaltlmsF'
deceased expressed snieldQl lntenaiQns, if ~
aanld not live with Platter. -
TOE. L4EBger& BIRD hisil aA
I'd n9dto XII herself Ry him defense pfote
Ihe prlson9rt0 be poor 70
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08

THE French journals have . wagglsh tale
concerning the pleasantly of Dublin audi
ence, whose habit, ltseems, b to throw from
the pallsFyYto the stage large bouquet at
faehetF cd "a, StfiHgs just as The ptima donna
stOops 10 pic up the nosegay g y ~ away
narts of The house We have no doubt as u Is
IN ne uNsEdRaA sAte%
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08
w777'77
AH
Manis.

xu uAYFED To RENT or BUV-A saaau tsaek
w RaFm 0f tea 0ptweaay seres. near Wilming-
tan, Address sDkLAWARR." Gasetts once, sta'
ting locasion. price. &C. tsod-tW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08
9ublif Sales.
AUCTKON.
PURH.aC SALE.

- The subscriber, having rented his farm
in Peueader hundred, one mile north Of
XeSummit Bridge, ON the road ieadiag to
AA1@@0la3aOW, will sell At Public Sale. on the
premises. on THURSDAY, February soth, 1873, :
II o'clock, a. ~. as fOiloWs Five Horses, one ex-
eellent driver, young and fast; one q yoHBg Maze
With fOa two Colts, one and two years old; twelve
6Va Shoats lot ofehieksns iafIa e Cen if3n axle
nearly new; peach wagon. baskets, ladders and
saws; carriage and harness. pl3Ws. hAEEnws and
lard by the pound. potatoes by the bushsi.
Household aRd Kitchen Furniture such as chairs
tables, stoves. 80, sSc.
credit OF eight montk will be giVsn on aiI sums
Of twenty Ave dollars and upwards
GE0h0E La TOWNSEND.
Wn. A. HUEuL. Auet'r. iebT-tsf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08
EwINa,a cLosINa SALES.

Fhsve Iapro stock which t1ssnl 20 alose out
before removing TO Second aud Shipley streets
Give me call for am selling cheap. l have Q
lsrse stoea; yeu viii be suited. Ladies' tfaas Is
cents Misses SIS ChildEsuss 3ii Meas 6atieTs, ten
kinds cheap; hae Bsots $3.50 ~ $500 hays ttSlterS
81 50 10 81 90 Rahy Shnes 20 egRfs ~ Sl0 laaiie
Ruttsu @ah0 10 g. oF Laaat tss AAAaAA % &4as Mems
Boyss and Yoaths' Boots 81 50 to $500; Children s
Shoes 81 % % IS IL: Mlsses' $lysQ 70 Sssts hAys
Iaosi SvePs lhins I ssii cheap; the stock ts large
Ssiteys' el,tSp.f = Ftst A. n. .ksNINa.
fsba-Iy l0sS Market stTsOt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08
/, -9---~--aRW -llll-

The .Susauehanna river Thursday rosa three
feet a. WilIiamapofas fElsen Inches at Chickies
and ten luehestit Columbia. At HarFishutg 1t
continued very low, and icebOnnd. No damage
wyg npn ahaAaeaksyNheEesualssa tAArsAsaOaEd
be warp fslRfa 3aL1sA 500 Oh
Airs. MCCARTNEY mA9tnsr, has Deen aEres!eu
ia Hso6k Vale,f kgashn s0spielon el, having
IesnAseR the 6ss MlsaeAa dSasseFed 1euf haaldlnga
in that tovjI laSf ss1iay nieAk % II a. ssora was
anaSaR u oa balna1. 7Ihs AetalS Slaas,hy lie iiss
VEsR &el0Ok ba ~ Sta shH8bigab - -. fse5@Ht n
AT thieago on Thaglal aY ageainA taa polioa
arrested eWaH lgaea, e9p4iaaGa g AaVe lR09aa4
Tssseg RalllSs ahentogh sfaOhi "a isueltFs sionae,
ofa SCI, 900 worth 81 jsweIFy, 81 hotel, thgea
ysaslsa aimee. tss Rg1sea 81 heWoii4 y 1913 fts 6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08

Tho New Yoek Esrpasss, in Its pefsonai spli
ann, ahiacaihcee tllak the widow ol thsiste Hon.
Edwi ~. StaREOh. Secretary ot War, asat4sto
be Sd rapidly derlining health, at her residsace
in daFnAPtgWAvP Pf&k PeilsaelRhAss 4 sn1n4
r AT Hoboken, Nj, yesterday morning, John H.
Dsrsholf shokf hha3lA l10hA GhaEbArd, because
OF afamily tEpahles spgsadeEsl& ERg 4hslaltsr
Ebsrhatd y expected ~ QlfasoYsgsl gee Yoplasbs
eiSah wA8 Afieele3-ag bas g8Hisntl y -
Aaegansaa Dlker, eR peeegs8as NJ a Aaas saan
io6saa II iAia hf Hsclreassa& 81 Fsy
aa4l as IA epEssnis baA. 90 eH
Nh Eo6Fes a 4AaEasx atsaesasRsisa .s1Hs1sis.
Eli Ross Stewart and RQeeEs haye ~
eosssh OeFulnu, ihepys 1e0 l0g ~ ~
th9 Alkuy HkAii WeEa aest gaessh
dAs AZ Rssaia aants 81 II 70 ftniid GaiilasV
~ 3 Tffg ss2ass ssek baa 1sAg9 eteeel
sEss1sI 4. dgsA xsiasss : " So. !.
f3inN asaH ia ~ 4 ftFa ss"t'"s - t"'ass !
AAhAAA sHss e -
er-is aasA ak
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08

s+-laet5f 5fat ss % siu ssaaasu4 esA
If - aIf s1gtas q 1as fts
sqsE 4s8f t q sHiNhEa p
) HQf~ isFfA ,ssAss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08

The latest plgB sfDE tlsee0p6k Mobilier Con-
gFessmen is that their pay a inadequate, and that
hsy aweRs laasiEis& athBref1sp ri 10 ktug ~ Q4lSEa
AifRaS naa1ey ard sesu e mess tahs IN aQes
thidvea ID hnNaRikaatiaEes e0nld ohat the fapl@
excuse HIaakh9 z tnAh# taA 5DfI 5D.9I ~ ~ =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08
GAZETTE.

Death of &x-coVeFnog CsaFV.f
Ex-Governor Goary, of Pennsylvania, died sud
denly, this .Peniag,l " he'd sesP complaining
for se7eraI days
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08

Harry MeNnllys VIA hzzaed yasferdaF a.
AsaassS Z nj afd9 8AA Aaasr u 5hka wila. He
s,oSs a. the - Is iae HsArly an honx Declaring
l;s -i0nOss1 :. saaA ting thst eoaRa et kha
s-itnsasas aaiSss him ks nWom talsaly, /
nTTEk q fEaAall latLaA1l - n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08
I NV ESTM HINT
SECURITIES.

The N0TtherR PAeife RailEoad Company, throuEh
its Financial Agents, is now selling at par ana Se
erued interest ats kirst MoFtkzxa 7-S0 Gold Bnnas
Tor tas purpose OF eaEPletinR me eonstruc9ion si
equipment OF It's liaa OF Read, AftsF thar0aRA Ia
Ysstlgation. We IeeomReDd thsss sseasitjaa asa
profitable aud safe investment, The RaaAs have
the following
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-08

.5asE as9sofT Esad Eh
ss1passsK asaAeA 8 EssA
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-11-22

-vous jugex pens6e, pere, ct vous In trouvez
manvase moi e Ia uge point mais je II crois bonne
VOus voyez bien que j'avais raisOn 8lIaE
Accuses de songer In raison quand vous ne
devriez tenir cOmpte que de 10 fol- *. = s8 s ss, IL
-Je m'accuse davOir raison fit maitre FRANCOIS avec
nne humitf comique ct en- sc frappant la poitrfne
Accusez- auss de toutc vOtre science daboquc,
ajouta perez snDt etudes continneles qui
vOus eloignent de la religion.
Je maccuse de metre pas sssez ignorant reprt maj
tire Francois de Ia meme maniere. f
EFT dites- moi, cOntinna le preur, qui sanmait peu
pen comment fatesvOus pOar 6yitcr les distinctions
pendant prieresf 7A
/ -Je ne pric pas qnand je me sens distrnit
-Mais 81 Ia cocle sone la prierc ct Obge daller
an chGur!
Alors e ne suis pas responsible de distractions,
on plut6t sus pas dstrat cest a cOche qui est
distraite ct rohice qui Went hors de prols~.
Jesus, mon Dien! qui janms o,ii preil langage
sortir de Ii bouche dun moine Mais cher enanty
que Pesprit Enx, accusez vous
en. f rs. ee z@ltHas y. Hss. .E.aa
Mon ptre, il eat ecrit Faux tSmoignage DC dras nj
mentiras announcement EussG eet resprit fanx ct
le jngement boeux point ne devis men accuscr au-
tant vaudr.sit-i fairc crime v0us, mon hon
PEREZ lie CO que votrc sot dit reproche) est un
pe,l. CONNIE gni dirait klsarcinent camard. AF
(c 10 lieuT rebife aisse tomber bfrcles qn,
par b0nheNr. ne sont point cisstes) ~ e@
#zr# .H 4. CONSTANT
'La snife procL";s sHmfro.)
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-11-22

Les elements ri variesqui entrent
dams Ia composition de pGuf rea-
gissent tres promptement les uns
sur les autres ct dOnnent bientot
naissance d une alteration qul,
meme sans modilier sensiblement
Ia saveur du produit, lui enleve
une partie de ses qualities bienfal'
santes. "... Hu H #e
Aussi les 9ufs frais sOnt-ils les
seuls qui possedent dams toate leur
plenitude les proprietes therapeu-
ticO. .alimentaires don't nous venOns
lie parler. ..ar~.-. .@-."' a."
Mais pour qu'un 9uf a Ia coque
reunisse toutes les qualities qui 10
tont rechercher de rhygieniste ct
du gourmet, il ne suflit pas quill
soft recemment pondu; il faut EN-
outre quill soft cult OIL plutot
chauffG a point. .~ H.,Ia
Un euf a Ia coque nest biell
r6ussi ct nest facilement accepte
par restomac qua deux conditions:
La premiere, c'est quill ait recu
un point de coction tel que 10 blanc
soft simplementlaiteux, Palbumine
deyenantindigeste EN- So cOagulant.
La seconde, c'est que le. jaune
ait neanmoins subj d un degre
suffisant Faction de la chaleur. aa,
La m6thOde vulg,sire qui con-
siste q jeter peuf dams peau bouil-
lante, q py maintenir pendantdeux
minutes ct a le laisser deux autres
minutes dams In meme eau retiree
du fen, est irrationnelle ct donne
de mauvais resultats. Jl#.
La periplierie de p9uf est vive-
ment saisie par Ia cbaleur; la cOa-
che exterieure d'albnmine 10 Goa
guile, tandis que la couche interne
conserve IA transparence ct que 10
jaune est d peine atteint par le ca
lorique. .H- .
On obtient une cuissOn plus re-
guliere ct plus parfaite en- mettant
les Gufs avec Peau sur le feu ct en-
les retirant aussit6t que le liquide
a jete un premier bouillon.
@aA Dr L. NoIRoT.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-11-22
acknowledgements tous begaiements tons Gtourd.

acknowledgements ous ces begaiements tons ces Gtours-
sements tOutes chutesi
Belle question De CO quill trop bu.
III ma done pas bOire ASSET ne e janais,
puisqu tous les jous ct que tous ours
Il bolt trop II salt done pas bore du tout; savor
boire consstc boire toujours Drat du scup
quill salt taller In pierre sill pentame rop trop
peuf Ceui-la est egaement mauvais tireur, qui
rop della reste trop deca du but: le savOr
siste latteindre. sa
-Je mai rien dire celia, repart le preur graf
tant poreille. vous etes malin sin9el Mais
changeons de propos, ct dtes-m0i qn vous amene.
vouiez- pas confesseri vous que cest
dams trois jours In fate du grand saint Francois.
Confesserf ct de quo ct pourquoi me cOnfesserais
jei Ne Taie pas fait matn, tous les ours
plen captre dsant le Coneor5 Dire tout haut que
a beaucoup pech6 pensees, paroes en- actions ct
en- omissions nest-ce pas tout que Ia oi dhnmiite
requerti Et pusje savor advantage ct specer one
Dcu seu peut connaftre lie detail de mpefectons
nappartient- pas Ia science de Ia perfection nnie
Nest- pas ecrit livre des psanes: Decta qas intel
lint? Ne sers-je pas bien orgueilleux de preendre
iarer mame lorsque Ia loi ct In rason defendent
de uger mon proclaim Et dependant est de fait que
des defaults peces du proclaim bcn plus carvoyants
Investigators ct uges plus assures one DIES
ndtres attcndu one dams les yex dies autrcs Uuvons
mons lire immediatement ct sans mirOr.
Saint Francs is! quest cecif Secria le pere prieur.
examen de conscience 1t accusation dies peces sont
CO prataues deraisonnabesf genoux, frtrc,
dahord davor cette nauvase pcDsec
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-11-22

Craignantd'e d'etre empoisOnn6 par
les Jesuites don't II await orlOnne
Ia suppression, le grand pontife ne
mangeait plus que des 9ufs a Ia
coque; ce qui, d'apres quelques
histOriens, ne remp6cha pas de
succomber au genre de mort quill
await redoute.
Hippocrate, ct avec lui tois les
medecins de rantiquite, ont fait
grand cas- des Gufs au point de
vue bromatolt giqne.
Avicenne, qui est d Ia fois PHip.
pocrate ct PAristote des Arabes,
dit qu'un jaime d'9uf aval6 pro-
duit une guantite de sang egale a
son volume.
On peut dire que peuf est un
dliment complet.
II content 4 lui senl tons les
principles ind:spensables d Ia for.
nation de nos tissus, puisqu'il suffit
d la nourriture dun animal repre-.
sentant dams sa composition les
muscles ct les tendons, les plumes
ct les Os, les intestins ct la peau.
EGuf est un analeptique; il
renferme a Ia fois (qu'on nous par
donne ces expressions) des matte
res proteiques, des composes ter
naires, ct enfin des sells, au nombre
desguels il faut citer le phosphate
de chaux, don't les travaux recents
ont mis- EN- relief fextr6me impor-
tance pour le maintien de Ia stati-
que chimigue normalede peconomie.
LIE SQUIRE ct le phosphore qni
entrent dams Ia composition des
eufs en- font de veritables medica-
ments, etexpliqnent le success qu'on
retire de leur usage dams le traite-
ment de certaines maladies con-
somptives, notamment de la phthi-
sic pulmonaire.
La chimie mOderne q Ell effet
constate dams un grand nombre de
substances alimentaires des prin-
cipes gui en- font de veritables
medicaments.
On saitpar exempleq que de temps
immemOrial le cresson est en- ia
veur CONNIE depuratif, antiphthi-
sique, fondant ct TONGUE.
Or, ranalyse chimique a decou-
vert dams cette plante du SQUIRE,
du phosphore, de Pio'le ct du fer.
La cervelle, surtOut celle de mOu.
ton, content beaucOup de phOs-
phOre ct peut rendre de grands
services aux persOnnes epuisees
par les exces de tout genre.
Mons en- dirons autant du pois-
son, des eufs ct de Ia laitance dc
carpe, des 9ufs d'ecrevisse, de Ia
moelle epiniere de bDuf on de
veau, etc.
Eescargot, qu'on vante CONNIE
un spacifique dams certaines affec-
tions graves de Ia pOitrine, rem
ferme beancOup de SQUIRE.
II en- est de meme du chou, ce qui
expligue Podeur infecte qui Sc de-
gage de ce Ngume lorsqu'il entire
en- decomposition.
La puissance reparatrice de
l'huitre ct les grandes progresses
therapeutiques qui ont etc faites
au nom de Get aliment ne s'expli-
queraient-elles pas par cette cir.
constance que ce mollusque, vivant
dams un milien tres richie en- lode,
absorbe ceproduit ct l'emmagasine
dams son organismei