Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-20

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grss upoe her that il becsas necessary
| 10 have mug in her lap at meal time.
into which, inmediaiely afser eating she
vomited. In many Instances, 90 NE her
ovs language, il seemed - IL she thrcs
up more than she had eaten. Natter
west 90 in this way for about one year,
the patient becoming gradually weaker.
At the expiration Of that time ste was
taken to the GOOD Sam aritsn Home"
corner of Allen and Chambers streets,
where she remained under the immediate
supervision of DR.. Kennesr for about
three months. For two months of that
time the only nourishment she had was
obtained by the injection of beef tea into
the rectum. There being no probability
Of her ultimate recovery, she was taken
to her home in the rear of No. 10 Nor
man street, where her death occurred on
Saturday morning at 6 o'clock. For
three months, as can be proved by Drs.
Mcdonald and Dale, both of whom were
in attendance upon her at tie time Of her
death, she has not been able to retain
even drink of water. Almost every day
for the last month the physicians have
been obliged, in order to relieve the in
tense pain the poor girl was suffering, to
administer subcutaneous injections OF
morphis. After her death an autopsy
was held with the following result: 1t
showed that death was caused by chronic
Inflammation of the stomach, not ulcera
ton, as had been supposed. The mucous
membrane, in which the gastric juice is
secreted, was completely obliterated,
while the stomach itself was badly de-
composed. In the stomach there was
discovered two ounces of dark grten
6uid for the presence Of which the physi-
clans are unable to account, Is she had
| net swallowed anything for three months.
They suppose it to be q secretion of gall
| from the bladder. So thin had the walls
Of the stomach become, that in several
places the operating physicians finger
could be plainly seen through them. The
Inflammation was so intense that it had
extended up into the mouth, causing in
tense pain, and just prior to her death it
became necessary to rinse the inside OF
her mouth out with ice water. The
mother is positive in declaring that for
three years the girl has been unable to
retain food in solid state upon her
stomach, and there seems to be no good
reason for doubling the statement. There
were no indications that there had ever
been an ulcer in the stomach, and death
was caused by starvation, superinduced
| by the chronic Inflammation of the stom-
ach.
The fact that she had been troubled
with her stomach prior to the accident to
her hand, effectualy disposes Of the the
ory that the shock occasioned by the
amputation of the finger Was the cause
of trouble, aud this being the case, it he
comes an interesting question. WHAT
WAS tuc ptlMoA SnuoS va shC NsAA~Nssys
Miss Donaldson was twenty-five years
and four months old at the time Of her
death; was member of the Church Of
the Advent, and was loved and respected
| wherever known.
The body is very much emaciated, but
| in other respects looks we'll. When the
length of time Miss Donaldson went
without psrtaking of either Iood or drink
is taken into consideration, an idea eau
be gained of the wonderful power Of en-
durance human bling pos-esses.-Bes.
ton Herald.
ANCIENT etiquette OF the iheafer. II
seems that the Roman people have a.
says frsqaented the iheaters; and an ex-
tract from the prologue OF one III flst"s
Compositions gives 9 ns'ti''n of their IN
terror in those times: Let the nsirsHs
iissea in siserce and in silence isagh.
wishoas bseakiag Cur ears sfsh thesr
sArieks- Les shen kesp their ehss-ehss
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