The Little Gleaner, Vol. X.: A Monthly Magazine for the YoungVarious
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The Little Gleaner, Vol. X.: A Monthly Magazine for the Young
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SINGULAR CAUSE OF DEATH.
On Friday, January 13th, Mr. Wynne E. Baxter held an inquiry at the
London Hospital, Whitechapel, respecting the death of Moses Raphael,
aged thirty-two years, a commercial traveller, lately residing at
Bromley-by-Bow, who died on the previous day in the above hospital.
About six weeks previously he complained of pains in his head and also
of shivers, and eventually it was decided to remove him to the hospital.
Until the last few weeks the deceased had been in apparently good
health. He was a wonderful brain-worker, and had kept a set of books
most accurately.
Henry Muir Doyle, house-surgeon, stated that the deceased, on his
admission, appeared drowsy, and complained of a pain in his head. He
continued in that state till the 10th, but at times appeared quite
clear-headed and rational. On the 10th, symptoms of apoplexy appeared,
and deceased expired at twelve o'clock the same night. Witness said
that, since death, he had made a most searching examination of the head
and brain. On opening the former, he discovered an abscess in the brain.
It was about the size of a turkey's egg, and had evidently been there
some time. On removing the abscess, a penholder and nib were found
protruding from the top of the right orbital plate. This had produced
the abscess, and the abscess had caused death. The holder and nib must
have entered the brain by way of the right eye, or through the right
part of the nose. It was probable that they had been in there for a
considerable time, as the bone had grown over them, and it was with
difficulty they were separated. He had examined the eye, but had failed
to detect any injury. It was, however, quite possible for such a thing
to enter beneath the lid of the open eye, and the wound to heal up,
showing no signs of the entry.
The widow of the deceased man was called in, and said that her husband
never mentioned to her anything about being hurt by a pen.
The coroner said that the case was the most extraordinary that had ever
come before him.--_Times._
ANSWER TO BIBLE ENIGMA.
(_Page 41._)
"_The Prince of Peace._"--ISAIAH ix. 6.
T ychicus Colossians iv. 7.
H en Zechariah vi. 14.
E rastus Romans xvi. 23.
P arvaim 2 Chronicles iii. 6.
R immon Joshua xv. 32.
I rijah Jeremiah xxxvii. 14.
N ahum Nahum i. 7.
C arpus 2 Timothy iv. 13.
E lymas Acts xiii. 11.
O uches Exodus xxviii. 11.
F aith Hebrews xi. 6.
P erez-uzzah 2 Samuel vi. 8.
E lisheba Exodus vi. 23.
A bba Romans viii. 15.
C orinthians 1 Corinthians vi. 19.
E n-hakkore Judges xv. 19.
JOHN WEST
(Aged 9 years).
_Biggleswade._
SOMETHING ABOUT FOXES.
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