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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07

". W. GlDBs has sold to G. W.
Anderson, tho bakery PREMISE, now
occupied By him.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07

Mrs. PARKE1 GOODWIN has three
lns moskiog birds, = present from her
brother, Frank Day, now 10 Tsnnes.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07

Tus FIRST JouRxALrsr OF raE Aas; The Blu.
siest Man who ever lived. No biographical
work of sach interest to tho whole people hsa
before appeared. Contains sketches and In
oidents Of his contemporary STATESMEN, JoeR;
xAL1sr AID TH1xksss, with whom he lsborsd
or opposed. $50 pages. 40 elegant sngrs-
wings. A rare opportunity il is offered on
this work. agents arc reporting large sales.
fully ono hundred thousand copies will DO sold
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07

NRs. CzAs. ". SAwYER, Of Chiea'
50, i visiting 1~b;lou friends in Aus
tin, vho extend e her = cordial greet
linR.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07

!. ! !, 9 ! :! Z !, off,
Kise q -. joiaiag ths grounds
! e n. Baeos, aud VIII, It ooes, build
: 1taidssee thereon. ,, . ~.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07
CONFECTIONERY
AND
Ice-Creann Saloon
I'M MA5DNsS BLOCK
Corner Of Main and Maple Streets,
BY
n, lulTHLEN.
CONFECTIONERY
II. LUlTHLEN.

Par ties can be supplied, at Ill tices, with
every kind of cake aud Ice Cresm. Give 40
. call.
Austin. June 10th 1879. n1l.H
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07

l wish to dispose Of my stock Of
Sheet Music, and will sell tho same at cost for
the next 80 days.
al7-A Ed. ABBOTT.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07
4y-Iawsof tho Mower County ooun-
oil Of tho patren1 q 8usbandry,

oyc06WSO1 t00 @8VW0C SO00ty SOU0s
oil q tho Patrsns Of Husbandry.
Section l. This Association shall
be known ~ the Mower County Coun-
oil Of the Patrons Of Husbandry
Sec. 2. The members Of this Coun-
Gil shall consist of the Master Of each
Subordinate Grange and one delegate
for every twenty members or major
fraction thereof.
Sec. 3. The officers Of this Coun.
oil shall consist Of Master, Overseer,
Steward, Asst. Steward, Chaplain.
Treasurer, Secretary, Gate-keeper aud
three Trustees.
6ec 4. The officers of this Council
shall DO hereafter elected at the 1st
regular meeting in January, Of each
year, tho term Of each officer to be for
one year and until bis successor IL elec-
ted.
Sec. s. If vacancies shall occur,
they may be filed at aoy regular Or
special meeting, provided that each
Grange has been properly notified Of
such vacancy and election.
Sec. 6. The officers Of this Council
shalt BE- elected by ballot, but the
Council may BY unanimous consent SUI
pend the ballot and vote by acclamma-
ton.
Sec. 7. In case it is impossible for
the Master Of Grange to attend .
meeting Of tho Council. he may appoint
= substitute.
Sec. 8 The business. Committee
shall consist Of Z member elected by
each Subordinate Grange, otherwise
tho duties Of the officers shall be tho
same as the duties Of the same named
officers in Subordinate Oranges.
Sec. 9. The regular meeting Of this
Council shall be held a. the place de-
signsted by the Council, quarterly 10
advance, on the LIST Saturday Of Janu.
.ry, Nay, July and October, at 10
o'clock 4. m, but the Council may hold
adjourned meetings, aud special meet.
ings may be called At any time by The
Master aud Eve members Of the Coun
Gil, representing ~ many Granges, upor
= written application BY the Secretary
who shall notify the Oranges Of such
meeting, At least two weeks prior II
holding such meeting.
Sec. 10. To be entitled to repre-
sentation in this Council, each subordi
nate Grange must ply into the Treasu
~ ono dollar, besides such quarterly
dues 40 shall be levied upon them 40
oording TO membership. to dsftsy cur
rent expenses Of the Council
Sec. II. If any subordinate Grang'
shall fail to pay ito dues in accordanc,
With section 10, for six months, tn,
representatives. Of such Grange shall
not bs entitled to participate in th,
business or share in the benefits Of tht
Council until such dues arc paid.
/ Sec. IL. II shall require ~ macy
delegates present as there are subordi
nate Oranges entitled to membership j,
tho Council, to constitute quorum.
! SEQ. Is. These Bylaws may b
be amended At any regular meeting. b!
= vote Of two-thirds Of the member
Ipresent.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07

BuRLEsouE.-Years ago when tn q
Maine law vas in force, whiskey Va,
put into sealed co6ins, and attended BY
hired mourners, was carried to many
an inland town for-burial ? The more
choice liquors we're put up in flask.
made in imitation, externally, Of large
volumes of the scriptures, then and
now in such general use, aud under the
sacred zeal Of "noly Bible," found
their way to an unsancti6ed commun.
ion, where each partaker vas a very
Judas.
Thus has it ever been. Vice put.
on the garments Of virtue and walks
abroad, disclosing her hideousncss to
those, only, whom she succeeds in VIC
tiu,izing. Lewd performances, and ex-
hibitions Of laeciviousnefs, nre heralded
as "GREAT MORAL MUSEUMS
RAv1sH1Ko VIE vs. or NATURAL BEAU
TY, wonderful! accomplishments Of h":
man skiv'' aud the curious rush to the
scene, and behold! What1 A Chica'
go "Model Artist" q female acrobat
in condition Of more than semi-nud.
ity, engaged ia the graceful sct Of thigh
vaulting." Everybody can witness thu
classic and highly purifying exhit itior
on Monday, next, ior the triie Of fifty
cents.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07

probate NOTICE.-STATE OF
+ MINNESOTA, NOwER COUNTY, -.
In Brobsts Court.
In tho matter Of tho estate Of Vim. n Dear
born, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of HUI.
dab A. Dearborn, Of said county, reprsssn.
ting, among other things, that William p.
Dearborn, late Of said county, on tho 10th Day
Of August, A. D. 1859, st Lyle died istss-
tate, and being = resident Of this county. at
the time of his death, leaving goods, ehattsls,
and estate within this county, and that tho
said petitioner il the widow Of said deceased,
and praying that administration Of said e
tate be to her granted, 1t 10 ordered that said
petition DO heard before the Judge Of this
court, on Monday, tho 25th day Of August
A. D. 1878. at ten O'Clock, .. MAJ tho Probate
ofbes, in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof b Civ:
en- to the heirs Of said deceased, ana to al
persons interested, by publishing . copy o.
this order for three successive weeks prior "a
said day Of hearing in the Mower Connty
Transcript, weekly newspaper, printed snd
pu blished 1t tho city Of Austin, In said sonn'
D.tsd It Austin, tho Esd day Of July, A
D. 1878.
By tho Court, JESSE ROSE,
>nls-M CL.s.] Judge Of Probsts'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THAT Music sold at cost for the
next thirty days, At J. J. Hayes 4 Bros.
July 81, 1873. nl7-t4
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Ds1s eDD1000,
T :EROY BANK,

81. 000ooo00o. y. I. 01ND9300N,
Il aoz BANK
ossvss osDaty. Alinssesota.
u. L. Henderson &c Co.,.
wM Aay ~ sall Esrsie. Asd Do..stl> b.
eAaaos. .4essy lsassl - 1sal esa.as Of COL
LATERAL eoo1s34y. WM 10 bseiaaGs On % hvor.
ssss a00s - - asseEpsesesA Daah.
0oseooeoHo0a1s A1D a11.uRxons.
Clsy Naeasaal Daak, Chicago; 0iichrist /
Co., ne0reGer; =. K. Graves, Peee't Let Nat,
III, Me0se9es, slss, prss'e Q. y. / n, 4. r.
Co. 1so. 8. Merrill, Hses't rsepls's De.k
Dss1slass, lovs; =. 4. Dss,os 3 Dsethsr
Ht0seDeI. 31-1
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N. p. AUSTIN is now ready to give
bottom. price. op his real estats, furni.
ture, etc. He will positivsly leave ia
. very short time. n19t2
SOLOMON Snow has sold his resi-.
denee, here, to Ira Jones, and two lots
70 Warren II. Tubbs. who will At once,
build upon them.
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|. CANVASSERS.

And active responsible Pc rsons who wish The
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our hooks when Ill other business fails.
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Can;tal punishm ant and tho Law.

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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07

Mas. QIRRY has been elected to the
Intermediate department Of the public
schools Of ,hw city. .
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Hin
1esota Railway. ~.

On and after August 4th, 1872, Passages
trains on this line win run - follows:
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e. @. WHEELER,
(!sreesssss y PAGE = KHEBLx1,)
ATTORNEY Al LAW,
AID
Dealer IN Real Estate
OFFICE OVER 1t NATL Rank,
Austin, Mimi.

w. y. c1AB0AGk. 1ADAY0g1D 1R11co.
0RANDALL & FRENCH,
~ AT1o1N8Y0 AT LAW, Austin,
Aiaa. 49, u beak Bassk, aA3aiaial
Tsauscosp1 ~0ea. 0s8see3sas sd Seker Aae.
insss atAsa1sA - e,gsfany - pes04l19.
TEO. W. ROBINSON.
" 12o8T1D OF DEEDS, Hswse ;cs
Nina. VIM s9aaias tfGlss, ply tsxssSarass-
Gssi1sats, 4s.
Asstis, Ma, lGaseAl1eA, I'll. II
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TIE COUNTY

ha. Ar1onELI purchased Of G..
Sohlssdse, tho lets, on Franklia street,
aud b building . residence there.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07

y. /. 08NDRRSoN,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07
THE TRANSCRIPT

THE TRANSCRIPT
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TIE COUNTY.
LOCAL. MATTERS.
austin. HINN. AUG. !, ls7s.
Nh. Arfo1ELL purchased Of g.
SeAlsudss, tho lets, on Fraaklia street,
aud b building . residence there.
Mas. GRRRY has been elected to the
intermediate department. Of tho public
schools Of shm city. .
ALL accounts and notes due us must
b settled Immediately.
6tf AUSTIN & RICHARDSON.
PHILADELPHIA SnoEs-For Chill
dres. A full assortment just received
BY J. Ttoesdell. I'll
| ". W. GlpBs has sold to G.. W
Andsrson, the bakery premise., now
occupied By him.
MRS. PARkER GooDw1N has three
ans moskiog birds, . present from her
brother, Frank Day, now 10 Tenues'
80.
FRrDEalonk GlIs have purchased
Of Mr.: Gallosiay, III adjoining their
present natts and have, alrssdy, q
- lossaE ise,a ssvb .ildius.
salatef-F,
H. q aers joiaiag ths grounds
Ief II. Baeos, aud VIII, It ooes, build
s 1tddssee thereon. -,
NRs. CHAs. W. SAwyER, Of Chica'
50, i visiting vhilou friends in Aus
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-08-23

dams le cours dune existence hu-
maine. La constitution du sang ct
meme la texture du corps sont al
terees. Une impression profOnde
est prOduite sur les organes les
plus importants, tells que 10 c9ur,
les reins, le foie, ct aussi' sur les
tluides nutritifs les plus essentiels.
Ces engagements du sang, du cGur,
dcs reins ct du foie, ct peut-6tre
aussi du systeme nerveux, sont
comparables aux graves change
ments que cause le poison de Ia
petite-v6r0le dams le sang ct les
Organes, ct specialement dams Pin
tegument. Mes analyses demon
trent que lorsque les reins cessent
dagir dams la fievre jaune, 10 car
Donate dammoniaque ct In bile
s'accumulent dams le sang, le cer-
veau, le foie ct IL cGur. Maint
Symphonic nerveux caracteristique
de In tievre jaime est imputablc d
In retention de la bile ct des con-
stituants dc rurine dams 10 sang.
81 tout ce qui precede est cor.
rect, nous ne pouvOns pas plus
ayreter on gnfyir par des drogues Ia
fievre jaune que In petite-vGrOle,
la rougeole on In scarlatine. 81 les
drogues entretiennent Faction IL
bre ct reguliere des emOnctoircs
par lesquels s'eliminent le poison
ct les produits de son action, 81 dc
plus elles tendent q preserver In
purete du sang ct a secourir les
systemes circnlatOire ct nerveux,
elles scront bienfaisantes sans
dOute dams Ia mesure OH nous
sommes fonde a lie croire dams re-
tendue actuelle de nos connaissan.
ceS.
Par un traitement convenable ct
par une grande attention d In ven-
tilation, d In diete ct au repOs;
nous placons le malade dams Ia
condition Ia plus favorable pour
Termination dn poison ct DIES pro-
tluits dc son action; mais nous
n'arretons nj ne guerissons 10 ma.
ladie, CONNIE nous le taisons GER
tainement dams Ia fievre paludG-
enne paroxysmale, par pemploi
.judicieux de la quinine.
Dr JOSEPH JONES,
Profcsseur de Chimic ct do
Medicine clinique au d6partement
medical de rUniversite de In
Louisiana, ct medecin-inspectenra
rII6pital de Charit6 dc Ia Nouvclle-
Orleans.
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LES MILE EFT UNE
CONNAISSANCES TITLES.
CCXXVI

70 ST ropium ct ses prGpara-
tiOns peuvent, en- certains cas- ac-
compagnes FinsOmnieetde grande
agitation d la premiere phase, pro-
duire dies resultats favorab.cs, lis
mont Ia vertu nj d'arr6ter nj de
guerir la fievre jaime, ct on doit
meme y recourir avec beaucOup do
precaution, attendu qu'ils peuvent
Operer dune maniere veneneuse ct
energique lorsque les fonctions DIES
reins sont alterees on suspendues.
Cette observation s'applique ega-
lemant au cas- on les opiats sont
administers par la bOuche, ct d
celui on ills 10 sont par injection
sOus-cutanee.
50 Maintien autant que possible
du rcpos absolu dams la position
horizontale. Cette precaution pa
rait Gtre indiquee par les resultats
de rcxperiencc, aussi bien que par
les LESSONS dn c9W, qui caracteri-
sent Ia maladie, CONNIE je Pai mon
tire par de soigneuses autopsies.
Horgane central de Ia circulation
est structuralement alter6 ct af-
faibli dams la fevre jaune. La
structure musculaire du cGur pre-
sente des alterations semblables d
celles qu'on observe dams le foic
ct dams les reins. La matiere hui
leuse ct granulaire albuninoide on
fibroide est deposee au dedans ct
d pentOur DIES fibrilles musculai-
res, ct Porgane offre apres Ia mort
un aspect jaune ct flasque. Sou
vent il faut du temps pour lui rem
Dire une action libre ct vigoureuse,
ct CO resultat est impossible sans
lie repos absolu ct continued dams
la position horiz0ntale.
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le plaisir de tuer sans proter u NAL quelle fait ct
encore Ia vpere Sc respecte ellemGme dams ses sem
blables. Quand ton adversaire est tomb4 tn tage-
nouilles dams Ia bone detremp6e par son sang, tn
chercheS 6tancher les pleasures que tn as ates tn
le secours CONNIE 81 tn Gtais son meilleur ami ais
al0rs p0urquoi le tuaistu done, miserable La SO
ci6t6 ben faire maintenant de tes remOrds SOnt-
CO es larmes qui remplacer0nt le sang que tn as t
couler3 Toi, assassin alamode, to meurtrier CONNIE
il FAINT, tn trouyes des hommes qui to present la
man des meres de fame qui tinvitent leurs fetes;
ces femmes qui sevanouissent raspect du bourreau
osent presser leus eyres sur les tiennes ct te as
sent dormir Ia tste leur sein. Mais ces hommes
ct ces femmes lis ne ugent des chooses que par leur
nom rh0micde qui sappele assassinat, lis en- ont
hoTeur, ct ceuiqui ssppelle lis pappaudissent.
Toutefois, ces applaudasementsd don't on tenvironne
combieH de temps astu en- jour La haut, d cote
de ton n0m est ecrit Aomicide Tu as sur le front une
tache de sang cal6 que les bas6rs de es mattresses
nefacer0nt point Tu mas point trouv6 de juge sur
" teFre; mas i est an ciel un juge qui tattend ct
qui ne &c laissera pas pEendre ties grands mots
dhonneur, Quant moi, je suis mGdecin non pour
tQer mais pour gu6rir, entendez-vous, NJ. de Pont-
CassE Si v0as avez du sang dams les veines c'est
atec II poiAte de ms lancctte seule que e pais
en- d6barrasser.
Ainsi raisonnait mon oncle en- luimene. Nous ver-
rons bicnt6t comment Il NIT sa doctrine en- pratique.
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La mutt ne dome pas toljours dc bons conseils.
Mon onclc sc lcva, le lendemain, bien decide a ne
point s'aplatir devant les provocations dc NJ. de
Pont Casse ct pour en- avoir plus tot ini avec son
aventure, CO jOura meme partit pour Coryol Soft
quill ft eun, soft que la Transportation SO fit mall
soft que Ia digestion de Ia veille fht pas ben
accOmplie, il sc sentat intrer malgre lui par une
mGlancolie INJUSTICE. II suivait tout pensif, CONNIE
rHippoyte dc Racine, les pentes etagGes de la mon
tagne de Beaumont; sa noble epee, .qui tombait
autrefOis avec une perpendicularite rigoureuse le
long de son fGmur ct menacait La terre dc pointc
affectant maintenant ratttnde trivale dune brOche
semblat sc conformer sa tristc pensee; ct son tr
c0rne, qui sc tenait auparavant ter ct debOut sur
son front, legercment incline du cote lie roreille
gauChe, etait aors assis tout penaud sur sa nuquc
ct semblat luimeme preoccup6 de sinistres idees !;
son M de pierre setait amOlli II contemplate, ayec
une sorte d'attendrissement Ia vallee de Beavron,
qui s'etendait rade ct grel0ttante ses peds; ces
gr,.lds noyers deu qu ressemblaient, avec leurs
noirs branchages un waste p0lype, les longs peu-
pliers qui n'avaient plus quequelques feues ronsses
aleurs panaches ct la cine desquels balancaient
quelquefois de loures grappes de corbeaux, ce tas
fauye tout rissoe par Ia gel6e cette ryiere qn Sen
allait toute noire entire rves de nege yers hes
pelles u foul le donon de Ia Postaillerie, grsdtre
ct vaporenx CONNIE une colonne de nuages, le yeux
chateau fGoda dc Pressure, tapi cntrc les roseauS
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riz va prendre vogue fautant plus
rapide quill a bien reussi cette all.
nee. Letendue de sa culture dou-
blera pour le moins rannee pro-
chaine, car il est accessible aux
bras individuals ct aux mOdestes
capitaux. II s'erige dc grands
moulins a son intention, ct il est
lie favori du jour. Lorsque le riz
occupera nos bas-fonds ct que Ia
vigne grimpera sur nos coteaux,
les immigrants ne Sc detourneront
plus du sol ct de Ia societG du Sud,
ct par roperation du lien sympa-
thique DIES chooses ct des hommes,
lis accOurront en- fOule ct noieront
les questions de race ct de parti
dams lesquelles nous usons ce qui
nous reste dc force ct de vie. Les
oranges de rOuest peuvent fonder
leur autOrite future en- aidant d
la revolution agricole du Sud, car
81 le Sud est delivr6 ct de ses pre-
JUICES ct du despotisme federal, le
reste viendra par surcroit ct sa-
tisfaction entiere sera dOnnee aux
griefs de la legion des fermiers
americains.
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MON ONCLE BENJAMIN
81. XVII
c. eUx Dzf nos Oxc1E - IUI-xfxE SUI n DUrL
XVII

CE eUx Dsr NOR OxctE - LU1-xfnE SUI n DUEL
,,tss Il III III Aaits .iss
aQue le cannibale d. ileg du Nouyeau-Monde
tege de- hones d - co1lear pour les fhire r6tir
~ nangsr quAnd ils ser0nt cults point, je con-
es cela; mais t0, duslliste cot homme que tn pro-
vs1nah quand t. Eanns tn6, ! quelle sauce mango
Isfp son cndavres IN = plus coupable que Eassas-
9q1o h justice condanne . mourir sur r6chafaud;
a. m0ins, c'est Ii misere qui le pousse an meur-
e4costpeut Atmun sentiment l0uabled e. cause,
- eue d6pl0rahle dams ses consequences Toi
dnnt, Qllsetcc done qui t. mis- r6p6e u maini
10 = vanit6 I estce papp6tit du sang, on bien h
seerp1idt Do v0ir comment IN homme 6 t0rd dams
SeavulsiOns De rag0niei Te repr6sentee-tu tu una
y jetant q motifs follede dosilenr sur le corps
- 6poux, DIES enfRnts romplissant Ia majs0n
w st tendue de n0tr d0 1cQrs lamentations une
- qpi deeande Dieu do h reservoir 1 h place.
- a ~ dane son eescneil ct c'est toi quiz par un
:. groppe g 6gycr - fait t0ases ces miseres!
~ yesx nous 6qorgsr = nous ne t. demons pas la
snou1lne dhohneur Mais tn tges pas digne du
Shcmme: tu A'es qu'une viperc qui mord pour
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Tout cas- de ti6rre jaime dOit Gtre
considere CONNIE scrieux, quelgue
legers que les symphonies ell puis-
sent paraitre; ct, Ell raison des
prOfOndes alterations structurales
du cGur, du foie ct des reins, ct
des alterations non mOins prOfOn-
des du sang, il faut les sOins me-
dicauX les plus attentifs ct Ia garde
la plus vigilante. .C-
% Maintenir une bOnne vcnti-
lation, ct parer, Ell couvrant bien
le malade, aux brusques change
ments dc temperature.
J'ai etabli, par de soigneuses ct
nOmbreuses analyses de rurine, ct
par PeXamen au microscope des
reins apres la mort, que dams tout
cas- fatal les LESSONS de ces Organes
sOnt profondes. lie resultat de ces
enquGtes fournit une explication
au fait que les brusques change
ments on depressions de tempera-
ture amenent sOuvent un change
ment soudain ct fatal dams les cas-
de tievre jaune. Sous les depres-
sions subites de, temperature, la
fOnction de Ia peau diminue on
s'arr6te, les c0ngestiOns internes
sODt eXcitees ct augmentGcs dams
Petat affaibh des systemes circula-
toire ct nerveux, qui caracterise Ia
secOnde phase de calme ct dabat-
tement, les reins deja fatigues ont
un surcroit d'ouvrage que la con-
gestion les empeche d'accomplir.
100 La terminaisOn soudaine ct
fatale de bien des cas- de tievre
jaune dOit Gtre attribuee principa-
lement d la brusque suspension de
10 fonctiOn des reins. La suppress
sion complete de rurine dams Ia
fievre jaune est beaucoup plus fn.
neste que le vomito noir, que SOU
vent ellie accompagne on precede.
Dams les cas- de suppression Iuri.
lie par In fievre jaime, les corpus.
cules malpighiens ct les tubulures
llriniiercs sont remplis de matierc
granulaire albuminoide, de glObu-
les huileux ct de cellules epithc-
liales detachees. Si la cessation de
fexcretion urinaire etait settlement
due d In congestion capillairc on i
renervation generate, on v pour
rait olivier par des remedies; mais
les resultats de ines cxamens Chi
miques ct microscopiques OEt ex-
pose en- plcinc lumierc Ia raison
de rimpuissance de tOutes les me-
thodes imaginces jusqu'a CO jour
contre &C fatal Symphonic. lie me-
decin doit s'eil'orcer dexciter pac-
ton reguliere dcs reins au COM
mencement de In maladie. Tant
que les reins excreteront librcment
Purine, il y chance de gu6rison,
meme quand surviennent lc vOmito
noir ct la jaunisse.
En- regle gGnerale, 10 suppress
sion de reXcrGtion urinaire est
promptement suivie dagitation, de
delue, de coma ct parf0is de con.
vulsi0ns. Ce serait folie de comp
ter al0rs sur les sGdatifs ct les
diverses preparations opiacees.
Seuls, les cOntre-irritants d fepi.
derme ct pusage prolonge des bains
chauds peuvent faire quelque bien.
10 La fievre jaune est I'M M,
qui sc linlitc dc lui.lm6me ct ne
survient gen6ralement qu'une fois