New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

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claiming that they came unoeI us G%
,"arsona7 observation if he had only oelaH :.1o
! tho f.cts in such @ manner az ~ ~
thom m he,ief. and as / told MN t!iey
n,,,anv oecnrred, Nor could l ma IL ~
~ baart tn censure hin for pretending "
share with Ferguson the credit OF .ne stp !,
posed autopsy, had he not lnaase t fro,n
exposed furtive design u uo nv
the merits of that eminent anatonist ~
representing him in the rather questloha1';! =,
act of ATTEMPTING to dissect statue OF soii SON.
finn with a small scalpel Such a cover
| ATTACH nnon the reputation OF d practitionSl
of EeruusOn's distinction, am compeAe1 "
| saw i Consider as a most fragrant breacn VI
| professional ethics, and but Tor en- wal = =
personal attachments TO GhWyf 49, 49,,
bring it to the attention OF the American
WadfcaI Association as its next meeting.
/ In saving that the facts as related py ny
| friend Jorschk in his communication 10 tne
| Sun are not calculated to tnd q very son
eral credit in The popular mInu, Nv no'
wish to be misunderstood. / am tree "
admit that several of his statements, IL
taken separately, might be accepted as trIe
| by the great mass OF nanklnu wllnouI w
could be more probable than that widow
er somewhat advanced in years, VINO,
after having lived five years with an elder-
| ly maiden sister, had Just married oeau-
| tjful and charming girl OF sixteen, shouio
| 20 to his office the next morning AFTER Tue
| wedding and remain there until one OF sw
| O'Clock in the afternoon. Ihat IS preci'ely
the way widowers always do under such
| circumstances. lie is an Snyarlaole custom
| with them, on marrying "a beautiful ana
| charming girl OF sixteeS, 10 rush away aD
| the very earliest possible moment after tho
/ nuptial knot is tied and dmmerse them
| selves in business anti! sheer starvation or
| something else forces them again INTO ne
presence of their blooming young prices.
| have myself noticed this peculiarly IN
1 widowers frequently, a. perhaps Mcss 81
| your readers have.
! IL ia true that some OF the YpOfe !Ec-eCH-
| lous might be SoMewha. reluctant 20 be-
| lieye that the prudence % al average orlde
| OF sixteen would noc 60 far restrain her
! curiosity as 20 prevent hes taking such Sit-
| critics with her husbands cabinet as 30
| break in pieces and GeyOur the contents OF
! his most valuable specimens, on the very
! next day after he. marriage; and soIGs may
! think, TOO, that she would hesitate to test
| the flavor Of even a bottle OF prusslc acid,
| or any other tempting beverage that might
| come in her way: but that the large "boul-
| der" contained ful! half pint OF water, 70
one would doubt for moment, for while 1t
| is true that such interchangeable scientists as
| Professor Shaker aud myself, have only found
| an occasional geode with few drops OF the
water Of civilization, it is a well known facc
! that your genuine Arkansas boulder Is
always chock full. II has been said, lns
deed, that Of a dry season the inhabitants
of that peaceful and prosperous State get
nearly all OF their drinking water out OF
just such rocks. and that it is not at all IN
common "a sec -he children sucking Che
! water ont IF a medium sized . boulder''
;nst a. ,bay y-.,,I.i .re .,,;c. ON. at an or.
.nge
,, :. .;,, >. -.
~ .I. 70 %. o..
poJ J .n .naI - ~" - nc ~
tichlar oou,uei 'oL 1a!neo . nighiS COZ
cen'rateo so!ueioH y. eiiica oliaca IL, III
lac.' on1 "a VIC Nios ''ouhuan1 ., ei' tne
n"'I,. "i 10 ~ 80
no"S VI Iuito Pui.' NAiIo Aints' VINO
oan., .:a.e.uon.. asa:o' Noinoi!al. ahu d
saso '", $500 u otne, Inns hle sIinp!s .ue
1"an.;o,ss 81 ~ .-i ". Pi
.on' WIN va anu nI,nousn
Sniy ie" sciert!nc tneh Hhe tfoless0r
~ =. az ti''o ~ 10 noaIly
VI -. tuilo lLs9iuo;o Al any ol .he acios except
.iie ny uio n i!io e'efyoouV KNOWS shaO l.
lay 10y NC .oa1iis soy o.oH "a pure water.
nave never Hear,' Vi its pelhg trleo I'D I'm
! have noticed in Tho sciantiic srt;.Is. ~
yorr ,,anor I ana ;rcrnea ,a tb;nr So
nothinp shor- of adaman. conlS ras;s. .ra
corrosive effects Of that powerful agen.. A
"concent,atei .or,iop ot siiica- nv hox
ever. be very easilv obtained by bo;j;nn a
few old fashioned watch seals. or hall =
dozen Nn,. ~ y ba1fn;,. IS 80
water, for two or tire I.urs nve- a br;st-
fire. carefully rernoyino The ;rnnur;.;a ,,i.i.
a feather a.. .baI. 80 .. .baeuf 80
srrainino the r.siinnu ,bror,h :I "a..
WOODEN ras. When nr.nared in ti;s 10 .iea -
will he fonnd 10 ne fnIlv 90 e+f,eooio,. e..
all petrifyinp purnoses a. tba. usr,ai'r oas,
tanned in the ordinary ..Arkansa. honIfa--
cheertullv copfess ,nnranrar tba. n.
Jorscbk's statements as ~ III. ,,.Sl'I~,iat,i
effects of half a min. nj va+or opantn;a;' 70. 90.
concentrated soIn-ion of si1c, !, Va, -
into the human svs.nno ago .nt;ra1r go.
and that his ..bvno+hesis a. $1,000.
the rationale. can no. ~, nrro,a,tad ~.
everybody know. Aha. i.so +han lie ~.
amount would turn hundred and .bir.r
or forty nonnds of ono ary .,,,rot nt 'nii'S
ponndsv-a!humer &C., 49, o;.'Ne soh-
and all-into a .olir rocI- ;Ds;d. 90 s,'t.on
onds leaving Tho .n.,,,a - 49, y. ton SCI
yaoran, moiacnIes ~. 1850; 80 ~ s"oA
mieht he fnnn6 ioi.s-. p-o'.imo .hss!er as
apara.ies and blood y.sssI, ~ ,on' r, ~.
system" -''o''O 'i1o
Here nv ,,ia,a ...
f,, ba5 my .ileh" aIgn' 20 nave sson.ed,
tb ~ . .o. no eonstlta hiineeh WITH relating
rn,;naa IA 'nu ~iIlhS lne hypothesis have
no.nSu ABOVE history, nave no doubt.
wouna nave oeen universally believed, but
III unael 1 20 indlcate what disposition
, m%s n.'. W INC poGs aiter death he com
q hI3,nS q nio y, '.nguiar ana 1atal blunGer;
oiunuer' IN TACT. which absolutely de- !
pr,soo nin "hple narrative OF all claim to
al. ans creaio Whatever. 1 Go not allude to
sno glaceiui ana eIeganc manner in which |
NC says ne ana ferguson conducted the diff !
oulV postnorteH examination. for alMos:
h hny n. ,,, OF pforsr senslblites would
aa,','s. .ahen treasure IA having his wife's
a $500 .'h = ha,chet' or even with
an ordinary meat AK for that matter. espe. !