Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08
THE POPE.S ILLNESS.

4 Rn,na correspondent Of the New
Yanh H0rli tells some Interesting
fr.rs relative to the illness of the
Po.,, A ,,Iy den wing III. rimorS that
Hi, Holiness has f.il"n into ad"'age
AMI has "A fear of death. The letter
j. dated at the Holy City on April
Ii aud contains the following:
tn facts connected with tn first at
t.. !. uf the illness nn.l progress are these :
O. the 5th Of April, which was S'tu.-
ds.y, he walked III the garden OF the
V,;il..u. The weather was charming,
and the Pope seemed s;.ettly {" ENJOY It,
H.. spoke. ri the benrtit "AI+h h used
.Al,.rl.lire wien ne was free III nd
IL. /. his will. outside tn walls and
IA ,.kin. long walks alnns the road
F4r ur.,t4v thee, yc.tts-tH'" ye'tr~ ana
.:.!ls u !a3utE>-ths- vrne. able P,'ntI1 h;:s.
b--,l ,iss'rIrei "f this eX r-l1- hhd
ct,,t..e ~ Uvul.irll t. him. DaI!E5
ii. this wiil,- IL l. IS been impri>oAe'i.
s+-iuL d4.iy the silne walls and the
sam r,ro.ns, aud only breathing ;Ae
fresh ak an, q 't,tiulii-; exercise IN the
gar.i~n. Ga thi. day he walked more
than u.ual. i.n III lrnoth fe''ll@ IT,
Il ,1e,i, ,-.ni hriu-. q lite %Arm, hT = -
down upon "a bench. one Of hi" ~
tend ,it.. r. yoIu1 mvlnu uI the NJHie
Gl.,l,i. lr-ygtd the Pope not 10 ait m
tus. Np L al; II WAS growing Geld, ANA
HIS II ,Ilisz-ss might easily become
ca.iItd b qdiei. cI-.i. 81 the
P"re, 1ailv; Il an Older t.tn yoa, and
sti..I.i know better Wu.t is L'ri 70: me.
J. HE resi-, su;t eui'y tn sweet ar.
Iuafyyv rn8inelis AJwrvtI. L. ut san to
ie,I cniIly; ilt s.>ro *, .y!Ast T. tn yHln-
sol iie-. See, MY ei.Ild, Low We at= pun
!,ned Tor dis rSartiia-, yott advice.
hsvr already taken r"!,t.' Ia a few
hours attrraal,ts L, Pope began 10 sui
fer; he. WAS mt...csod uy weary severe
pA.uS in thu. loirs .t,ld small of the is.ch.
This continued and developed INFO an
attack of rh-u ,tlc iever, actu !p.tn.ed
with complications Of whicd l shall
presently SPEAK. H. suffered severely
daring the. 9th. 7,h sth, and 9th, but on
the morning Of the 10th (TAursdty) he
experieuc.,t sudden ana great relief.
Tne pin ID all LIT him: he sat up;
and he then became anxi 'rIS I, a%;aln
breathe some fresh air. HIS bedroom is
n sni.!! :,sii plain ch .mbeT--pi,ln. that
j., I1f the Ea'lcuu--iar III the Interior OF
that vas, maze Of ptitces; AMI 1t Is no
wonder that the OLD. man desired to once
More cone ont where he could see the
sRv and treatde tae fresh air. he was
not ..Ol- la walk; hut ns he Insisted upon
goin. INTO the g...ieu, If his physician
permitted. and ~ the physician himself
t1u;l-,ht Il would H., Ms ll7lent 6 rod. II
l..te. WAS h.uu., hi and the Pop placed
il il. II lid to those a.ouud him.
B titI.qu !. l alu better; by God =
help tnlti@ have got over II. But
IT,, litter had been carried only lew
yards when q severe sp.>ln OF pIn
s .lzei hi a; the smile te.t from his tssre.
m,.I he exclaim Al. IA, | sdifcr. Hi,
p.lys.cian ~ at his side, and lie Ordered
the litter t., be stepped. Tue Pop con-
tluaed TO utter e&ritm ttious nf agony. |
pr tly III il very iee3ie voice. ht !
s..il, i resi- n my wish; take M b lcA |
to b..i' Alter n Is .t-aln placed Ill !
h-l, be rem lined for two hours
w.:.inU; utterlnS Il wo:i, OFT evi- |
d.n,ly suffering much pam. HIS physi-
ci.rs. examining ms legs, f"uli them
greatly swollen from the knees down.
W nd, and lmm-tli stely Afterwards acute
i'll ,:uulatipn III of the Ii labs appeared. |
The !st effect from this inf ,lnln ,tIoL
WIS to almost d.y up the accustomed
,lis..harse from the ISSUES Oh the legs,
nn,l this w;ls looked lpDn as Il VERY |
ss,ye symptom. TIE A'cpe slept bn' |
h.,I, f.,,, : n n tim mill = IN lay III rht.
W len ne ft.l, into that dep sin.nbrr o
which hive spoken. When he a"1k'
from this sleep he WIS apparently better