Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-07-06
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deep into the flesh. The reporter OF the
Associated Press was the only newspaper
man admitted to the chapel where the
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The chapel Is q, spacious apartment.
containing only few benches and tables.
The coffin was placed on a bench and the
body removed, and after having BEEN
stripped, was laid upon a table. Scales
and other appliances for determining
weights and other phenomena OF differ
ent parts OF the body were placed about
on tables. The three surgeons engaged
on the autopsy were watched with the
greatest interest BY other medical gen
tlemen who crowded about the table.
After an examination, the eyes and
brain were removed and inspected. DR..
A. B. Loring found the left eye COM
pletely suffused with blood and both
eyes were SO indestined that no opinion
could be formed of their condition or ex-
preston. Then the body was cut open
and thorough and complete examine
tion made with view Of determining all
the physiological facts that could be OF
interest in connection with the case.
THE BRAIN ~ ha
was found to be- In normal condition
and weighed 40 ounces. The heart
weighed a little over nine ounces and
was in a healthy condition a vera ali
the other internal orpans. 5sif{ III ET7
DR.. McWilIiams. the first phvsiciap to
leave the room where the autonev was
held. said there was nothing 81 FAR as ,be
co,Ild zee abont the brain That was AZ.
normal Its weight. according. to. Dr.
Williams, was 49I5 ounces. The general
vicera, he said, were in perfect conii-
ton. gaT He M seiH'
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All the physicians agreed there were
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the dura mater. None OF them care TO
i express positive opinion until after the
examination snail have been completed.
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showing good, healthy. mental and phys
ical developments.
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the brain was then resumed. This ex
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