Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-29
PARTS OF THE HN.
MODELS THAT ARE USED fN4 THssS
STUDY OF ANATOMY

They Are Taken From Susbessx scs
the Morgues and Hospitals VI FART ?
and Are CoIOred Exactly fe Assss-
sent Nature.
In the window Of an Oculig VI, tsC
is display which is grewsc1A..sa'4-sE'
cinating. 1t is composed % 4zxx ~
mache representations Of parts :siEx 49,
gans of the human body, colnrtxsa1ss.
lar to nature. Some are life ,s.Ns s,aeszs.
as a pair of lungs and stn1xa.s. ~
others. an eye and an ear for dss sussas-
are large enough to have b.iG&FTa' "a
the giant who was knOcke9 HIH~
Jack A weird model of q, a'.z Asar--
onstrates uuplcasantly how VI 12'',-s
look if your skin Were peeler IL '1ss-2
face Every vein and nerve 2-1 EI1s-
Gle is carefully outlined ohA rtfsynia~
A figure displaying the cntlr: slaazT's. e.
of torso. colored to represeH A.aa<g.
shows us that all sorts Of tia p. III,
make us up inside. One is apE Il -
of oneself as being of one h;a--ISr-sFsix-
red intefiorly but this is al --E're-zs &
appears.
Studying these figures sets I'D 1efs'x,
dering where they come FROM Ii. s,srs
models them. 1t would be al ~s.--zzs
ton congenial to few, one vs7.A-s.ss&f
pose. A gentleman who ca0 y, @;sk-r7
door for moment cOurteoustZ@ asssEss.
ed a lot of questions asked i,F 4s-a H
quisitive person.
"These models" said ne @-.as "a;
made in Germany and FranNa. NM
are none made in this court-g. Zss>
the manufacturer ASSISTANT >zxsH
their originals in clay. working MIC
ly from subjects obtained in fs.sfE.,<
! and morgucs. Azou of FalsI e nc
largest manufacturer of tE,a ~ II
/ goods. They make models Stf 1zrTzs2E2
of animals also. For instance., NJ MA
! have an order for Il deer. Cs1-ra 1sE-eI
and let me show you nlu-e * eAF.
things" A glass case in In ra9, q
the store was filed with 81 siss. 81
| parts Of all sorts Of animals -as+s-.:z
and otherwise.
Isn't this n beautiful DeS3% =. "A
! he enthusiasts tically, cXhhiljT. - r
size organ Of papier mache. ll74slss- VI.
into little hinged parts 1nf sfss-rs
red and tan and pink and blrl
1T sells for SO. 4 little tlrg1-, IT
ilarly colored and divided, Na-sa -
You IS if your fancy ran 10 LII. ,s1h--
of bric-a-brac. A beautifu S1.4as III
of mechanism composed Il 1-ss,s,-.
mache. bone and wire, illusyra u, .7s1s:ass
nerves connecting the tongn&. Hs.Sg- -2.-sh.
ear. and various intricate aufs@.zsa,s.xA
rangements you can buy for 81.
There was shelf full of il-sszS s.ze$
another full of animals legs az asztss.~
achs and livers and things. -Afsgszf1.s..
it was pretty bloody looking IExh- ~
show on account Of the Qusart-1 ~
red paint used to illustrate arr '''-s
tons Of muscle. Then standing, ssFt-
one corner was a life size .tgx. ~
man composed Of innunag.aaSse ~
arate pieces. so that any par. s.x1 .sst
taken off aud individually sta,Ass, ash4
side demonstrated the muscle Gs1Enas
ton and the other the veins Az&sasaSr
and arteries. This figure caz fEkuoclEA
for $500 by any one who wsisss ssa6sz
an ornament.
Then there were genuine xtzEs xsA
skeletons. The French exoa ,sss ziaR
in the preparation OF humxR A1auss
for the market. An artichtae1 saxsc
Of American workmanship
| 50. A skull OF French Arfns
was priced at $25. and the aruks ns
admirable. All the most delizna6 aAs
bones were carefully preservsrM:,zs.'
ranged. and 1t was subdiESaki eaD'
many small parts. held tosefz 1ss1lka
tiny brass hinges. The top Ct aAsksk
was sawed evenly on. SC AZ ssaaaaruea
sort of cap. but the othe1 HkaEzG
! seemed irregular and doveta1k fr-
was explained thus: -
DO you know how they s1ns5I S0s
skull into its various panxT I'VE X,
they pack it full Of sawanz>, saxass =
they then wet. The sawdus- s=ssxz.S1Ga
and bursts the skull apar.. ssszs. <>
natural Jennings or sutures- rs3s+.stsss>s.
then hinged and wired, as yas'sa-. g.
all requires most delicate nrxxTS1S
ton by an expert. TramonS ~ sasse
is the leading artist in ssnsg : sal
bones The business Of mo(s.h, ,s-sszs-
papier mache organs and C.f ayS-As n
j ing bones is not an Overcrs ~ 'tsss u "a g.
as there is not large 1'sax.XAt 3@gs.
such things. Schools and Mag .sassss- se's
the chief buyers Of the articles Err 4
are precious few students, az gsE's.xAl r
imagine. who can afford TO Earda+saa.
much money in models fcr &<EsusHs
study"
Any hearts and lungs and avrsrsGs
come to this country othse- ssz.1 W.
! way Of the barge office, 1t resgt 1EssA=
ed. must pay 40 per cent duty7TS -z-Hsfs-
Sam.-New York Commerssx( t-iswsR '4
tiser.