, 1873-10-02

dMoo t,Is porapiration; for, IL, possible,
1o po'H9 Wa, msst rna oG eliminated through tho
presence Of tho tlBoaso by tho sickly.sweot oaor
which eacapoH from tho hufroror. lilo must not
nttenrt. to ra'so 1,ih head, to movo lnlld from
~ nnaer M til tho soyor for te ullgtest exorion may
tlo aeii tlyto .l'o ibfan 4 ily-blIstor' oycr Ito
bladder will ca1lru tho ;iGnoyH to sucra.e thoir
fluid IN nix or eight onrs, nnl rolior may t,,on
oe s I Ind Sy t|o 1o Of The cat|otor Disturbance
Lltbtor oyor tho pat. AItor tic aotio,, If tho 9
THO O., bo"ols may be regulated by injections
Whore tho skin IL thinnoBt II tafos on o yol-
lowlhh color from tic poison. At tho ond OF
9sventy-tw9 hours, ,sen TUG fevor usually abatea
tho nurse must begin to uao stimu1auts aid
n93n1'rlal,montt,-a ! Pr toaapoonful Of boof-toa and
nlto quantity Of champagne or brandy, overy
hour or two. Should tl,o attention bo perfect
nn tho case go we'll, THO improvemont from tho
nont Of onti iro prostration Ought to DO rapid.
Tho brlor roign Of tho fayor has been 40 COM
ploto that 1t seolns to have driven out every
other form and traco of disoase; and, sl,oulI
entire recovery tnlso place. tho patient, cHpeciay
If ho has been Oil invalid, will gain
HIGHER AND DIETER HEALTH
than ho has oyor known; for 1t soorns Us II, with
tho potion, thoro has been eliminated all woalt-
o5s oy anu mporseaton om overy Of tho
fover aro tho beHt casoa for life insurance com
pa1lics.
:. Do not imagine yourself we'll, however,, whom
your your, nppetlto comes lllo Q strong man
rise in u. aood.tido, md tho inoxpori.
cnccd physician discharecH yo1t m conyalos.
cont; | hayo known Of many caBes that proved
1etal Ut this point. Tako one: An acquaintance
nonhccd " liB doctor, recovered. allowed to
drosH, to bo shaved, and to hnyo d uumntuo,,a
dinner prepared, aud was dead in IN hour, from
blaok Tom!t. Ihis Is tho
TyftS
IN tlo strcea Of Shreveport. From tho inox-
porlenco Of tho physicians, and the incomnciency
OF tue n',rHeg. It il Baia TINT GO per cont of to
caHos iiavo d'ct 1n tlnt fated town; n frightful
not to hayo reached moro tim 10 por cont, Of 20
ut tho o1ltslde. ..
Within the Inst two wooks, p" the pcstiloncothat
wall,cth II, darkneaa, mud tlio destruction that
wastcth ut noor-day, y Inns made its appearance.
IN MEMPHIS,
producing perfect reign OF terror. Tho In.
habitants arc floeing i'll every direction; whilo
thono who remain arc allowing tho gas to escape
from the strect-1a1npa; making bolnroa Of tar-
tho city with n canopy Of gloom; flood
ing the streets with water: scattor-
ing line; ard, in word, doing nil that
Ecionco, fancy, or superstition can suggest to
drive tho demon Of diAeaao from their liomcs,-
with what effect romaius to bo soon. a titho Of
this energy and exponEo we'll put forth Inst
spring, to place llu city in right sanitary con-
dltlon, might have saved Memphin from tho cpl
uelnic Of clolola, and from tliis threatened ono
OF yollow fever.
MEANWHILE, OUR owS cIrY
hNs been qnaranlined (necdless1y. tlink,--not
to say oilenslyely) by Mobilo and Galveston. It
haa boon hintcl that tho authorities Of tiose
by motives Of trude as considerations for leallL.
u II not, however, to DO denied that tho yollow
fever Ia horo, but es yot only in sporadic cases.
Iheto 1 u part Of this CITY, well toward tho
Washington ntrcets, where tho plaguo hns bcon
lying In ambush for tho last thrco years, evory
now apd then Bending . victim to tho grave
yard; 1t showed ltsaif there aono weeks ago
ana has eeen grndu1lly, bnt stoadily, stretching
reported III several other pnr!H OF the city, There
are two in tho house where 7 1.-Two. Whom ad-
rancing to tho frightful dignity OF m epidemic
tic disease usually proceeds block by block,
street by stree: :--lonying ono or more dead III
every house; but sometimes 1t makes loug
btriaoa, al,l unexpectedly aGsails other quarters
0f t eho town: We have one ground Of hope that
tug yellow feyor may not become epidemic tliB
full, to-wit: tho
pSlsEhhAL rhEVALEScE OF TIE DENGUE
(Which s thought to bo itn alternate, and expert
enco thus far declares tlnt thcy hayo not ragged
a. hdp epdses @ @ It y computed TINT
tine u N the city, within tho last few weeks.
This '.broior-bono fever" secms to 10 4 mix
t1lro OF t'll'9nH and rheumatic foyorH, and, al-
though rarely fatal, iH most painful. I cau lslteu
the suffering caused by 1t to nothing but tho tor
t.lro OF the wheel or tho rack, for you feel aB il
every holo in your body was brokon. Tile fover
ltaoil usually RENTS or intermits Mt tho end OF
twenty-fo.lr hours, bnt tho pains continue much
longer; aud, even when relieved, YOU must bo
exceedingly careful, for rolapsc, wlic, is very
common, is much more serious and fraught with
agony than the first attack. Tho common trcat-
mcns is doBe Of calomol to begin with,
and, after an interval Of eighteen or twonty-
four hours, Dnttly'B aedative and uuiuuc
to which it yields in few days, leaving The
patient, however, very weak. Tho crooloy aud
negroes, WHO aro for tic most part exempt from
yellow fever or autror from It slightly, f,avo no
died by il mpro rou.llv linn afrn,,uora an,1 ~
Tho student Of human naturo. who desires To
read
THE BRIGHTEST AND DARKEST pAaEs
in that dread volume, should visit one Ut these
plagno-snlitten cities during tho reign OF an cpl