The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-05
From The Nor York Star.


may be interesting as II is probable it vii
soon reach US.
Before the fourteenth century we have
no account Of Catarrh as an epidemic.
Fourteenth Century.-It appeared in 1t
ally 10 1923, II, IS, 's7-o!d men victims
Fifteenth Century.-ln France, 1903
10. II, ~ 'sl.-Italy, l42s. That o
l4ll imputed to divine punishment for al
obscene song IN vogue. When the person
was attacked, they said "He must have
sung the song"
Sixteenth Centwy.-lo Italy, France
and Spain in 1905, 10. 1t was fatal tc
Anne, wife of Philip and Pope Gregor,
Kill. Passed over Europe in 537, SO, II
so. In Italy it was fatal from the use o.
the lancet. In Rome 5000 died; Madrid
was depopulated al Barcelona, 90, 900 were
attacked. In 1890, 81 visited France,
Germany and Italy. From August 1890
to August 1901, 60, 600 persisted.
Eighteenth Century, 1909, Switzerland,
France. Italy. l7O2 the whole of Europe
commenced 10 January with a great thau
IN Switzerland mild. In eight DAYS COS
died OF II IN London. 1892 again. ln 1875
progressed gradually south over Europe
reached New England from Madrid and
Naples; from New England spread south
TO Barbados AMI jamaica, to Peru and
Mexico, with the same symptoms--ll had
began IN mid weather following cold. Dogs
and Horses were subject to II. In 1877 IN
England, described by luSbam; in Zap
Germany, Holland, England, France and
Italy, when 1000 died IN Rome, owing a.
gam 10 bleeding. In l743 again 10 Europe /;
~ one week 1000 died IN London, and many
horses had !, Violently, then called La Grip.
Pe IA France; appeared also IN l743, 81,
'Ol. In last year It begsn in February ;
100 died day nj nresiaw, aud 20 October
It came TO America. 10 1867 in Spain in
l11j all Europe then called IN Italy intiu
en1a, meaning the influence Of the elements
Iu l7s0 France and England. In France
called also Toilette, Grenede, &c. Inl7s2
Russia. Sweden, and Germany had II. On
The evening Of Jasuary 81, that year. the
thermometer suddenly rose from 81 below
zero 10 above IT, and the same day 1000
persons were attacked. The Germans have
called 1t Blizhatarr (Catarrha Legitimacy
Indicative OF IT'S rapid al;acks-appeared a.
mnng shipping after a stotm-went over
Eutone la 100 Russio
Aiadeesih Century. In 1900 south Of
France IA >U2 IN France and italy 1913,
France; lsl7 England; s33, Great Britain.
o~T-ihere Is every reason to believe it
will 20 the rounds IN Europe, passing south
~ usoa Simultaneous, into Itaiy aud Spaln
and 10 the fall coming over 10 America 10
pursue the same course here. Its cause is
ascettalned by severe cold winter follow.
cd hy moisture. |, commences IN Novem.
Der, December aud January. occasional
IL, III summer, It IS announced by unusual
cold and moisture preceding. Every pre-.
disposition IN the L. States al this moment,
seems TO exist for ITS reception. Therefore
IN time look 10 caution IN dress and expo.
sure, and when 1t comes, mild treatment as
IN common colds, aud avoid bleeding, espe.
clally IN old persons aud The suffering poor.
4 writer in the Boston Courier, under
the Signature Of " Algernon Sidney" lately
addressed a series OF letters TO the Reverend
DR.. Claiming, on the subject of the latter
genlleman's letter to Bltney, the abolition.
ist, which according to our view of the
matter, pretty much used up the Reverend
volunteer. Algrrnon Sidney was abused We.
~ much during The course of the CORES
pondence BY the poor contemplate creature
Garrison and some Of his incendiary com.
peers, aud the last letter of Sidney made an
offer TO the aboli,,ons,s pretty well calcu
lated 10 test the sincerity oftheir professions.
The writer mentioned the case of a clergy.
man who had distressed himself by adyanc.
ing money to purchase freedom for some
southern slaves, which he IAIgernon Sidney
would advance three hundred dollars TO al.
levlate It the aboltionists would do the same.
Alter some lime IN consulting, they agreed
TO make up purse for the purpose, and the
money has been deposited accordingly. The
for whose benefit the sum has
been raised turns out To be the Reverend
X. h. Gurley, and we dare say the aboli-
tonists are sorely distressed at having been
thus forced into the only really laudable ex'
pendture of money that ever took place a.
mong them.-N. y. Courier.
Toour rheumatism or Rheumatic Gow.
Take two ounces of powdered sulphur,
one ounce Of Gumguacum, ball, an ounce OF
Nltre, quarter of an ounce of Rheubarb,
IL LII. IL. l.