West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-09
EITEN .tLEIE.
A Terrible and Fatal Case oG Trich-
inOsiS i'm EtObOlSen, y. ,.

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/ Terrible and Fatal Case Og Trich-
inOsi> i'm EsObOken. y. ).
! NEw YoRY, March % -- The Telegraph
this evening says: Il startling discovery
wss made in Hoboken to-day in the post
I morten examination ON the death OF Mrs
\ Adolph Bonh,ls. of M. 2ll Washington
street 1t was found that she had been
/ literally eaten alive by trichirW. from the
I effects of which she died Sunday evening
/ Her husband is now sick with the same
dread disease sud is not expected 20 live.
/ They were both taken sick shortly
after eating some raw ham, which was
7 purchased of a nCigbboring butcher. DR..
Kudlich, who was the attending phyu
clan, said 81 is real case Of trich
,nosis, and the result of the post-morten
can DE seen under the microscope | was
! called to see Mrs. Blnbols ffteen days
ago. found her suffering from cramps
aud in great pain. She refused 10 cat and
could retain nothing ON her stomach.
Grst thought the symptoms showed cbol-
meRccd to swell and disclosed evidences
Of an animal poison. / questioned her
closely aud found that she had been eat
ing raw ham and sausage, aud az once de
cidod that ii was trichinosis. did all |
could for her. She gradually declined
and died in great suffering SUNDAY night
Her husband has the same symptoms and
is now very sick. l am IN hopes he will
live through u, as he IS very strong
man. The pest-mortem examination sat
istics us that The disease is trichiuosis in
oil ils aggravated forms ani that Tue uu-
fortunate woman was eaten alive"
-0.eu-sS-
what we owe 10 Poor children.
The world owes some of It's richest
treasures to those who were deemed un-
fortunate ia youth, and who locked to
Others at that unsheltered period for pity,
protection. and help
Our country WAS discovered by Columbus.
he was a hard-worked boy, and often
knew the need Of sufficient food. We
owe our freedom Of religion, which has
made our institution what they are to
Luther. The R.forner once sung ballads
in the street TO procure the means of an
education. Our advances in science
started with Franklin; yet the inventor
ate his penny roll in the city Of Philadel-
phia whcs a lad, and knew what il was TO
feel all alone in the world. We owe the
beginnings Of our cotton mill TO Sir
Richard Albright. He was the youngest
Of poor family Of thirteen children, and
his father was barber. The cursn Of
slavery was removed from our land by
The pen stroke Of Abraham Lincoln. He
ate the bread of hardship in childhood,
and went as poorly clad as the humhlest
child in the streets Of any country village
10 cay. The President Of the United
States was once a poor, hard working
frondloss boy,
The greatest missionary of the century
is DR.. Livingst me lie learned Latin
from book on his loom while st work,
and he once said proudly on completing
his education, 81 meyer had dollar tLat
/ did not earn"
Prof HcYne, one of ;hc greatest schol-
ars that Germany OF the world ever pro
duccd. was pennilcss child.-GWant."
said he, "was the companion Of my Child
hood. ! well remember my mothers dis
trcss when without food for her children.
| have seen her on Saturday evening.
weep and wringng her hands as she re-
turned home, having been unablc to sell
the goods that my father had made" \
kind family helped BIN ia his distress AZ
school, and 10 sodoiug honored themselves
and their country 10 a way Of which they
did not drcam
Some forty years ago, there lived in one
Of the country towns Of New York,
slender little factory-girl Slc speaks Of
her early recollcctioGs Of 'noise and filth.
bleeding bands, sore feet, and very sad
heart" She says, i used often 90 rise at
two o'clock in The morning. and do the
washing for the family" She found
friends That girl was Emily Chubbuck
Judson.
lie who protects, assists, oducates
friendless children, makes The best con
'ribulion TO the future that human re-
source can find. lis builds himself a
monument, not in marble but in irhu
ence, Lips will call him blessed, when
the moss is filing the letters Of his cenc-
taph. lie lives for ends that do not ter
inmate in himself.
An Awful Position.
De QInccy's "Vi4iou Of Sudden