New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

whose nerves were as healthy as could be. Moreover the
fever disappeared when the iross came, which wouid
however that il often ndnced nervousness The disease
was spreading with such rapidy that he saw no reason
city peoplcd with unfortunaes. From his observation
no two cases were alike and each needed different treat
York Dr. Beers said ne had abored hard TO catch hay
fever that be might n at hand to experiment
the Superstition In evely district in the United states
Even Colorado was not exempt It ls more common II
not beneficial the rule Where out Of I've
is easd of the malady at the seashore four ont OF nve
idea among people that rosecold was increased BY
es s oSVe lie @ could almost Venture to predict that
no specific cure for bay fever would ever pe ound AZ
people In the United states afflicted with Il would go
north 10 colder attudes eyed tc Greenland shoud oe
OF Was advisable for the sufferers as the disease caused
debility. He then proceeded 20 name the following rem
s T 9se o T oot ge re II TnTh bahs
general specific also gaivaic current or electeiy
at certain intervals. nitrate OF ayl excellent especially
for asthma atOzers and douches of quinne also served
the purpose wel and lastly little achoho IN the shape
Bethlehn was good for victims Of the fever for three
reasons: W It's cold air t2 dryness OF the almospero
ble mater wch induces autumnal cafarrh from rising
far above the ground. Mr. Ellis then made motion for
a recess Of five nutes curing which committee en-
rolled the names Of those present OF becoming
members OF the association About 80 new names were
The Roy. H. W. Beecher was then called for. and when
the approving storm OF applause had ceased introduced
himself as a victim to hay fever who had come 70 the
mountains in emacated condition consequent on the
attacks OF the malady, at which time he was
actually reduced 10 the weight OF 100 POUNDS
now thanks 10 better understanding with IT. DE
stood 200, aud the audience could judge Whetne or
course Of the meeting that fact had been stated that
contradcted. Hay fcycr is an lneliectun
disease by superuity OF brains, safeyyaiye
for great minds II good thing that the Sufferers
255 Democrats in the town against 20 RepuDcans thcy
needed those possessed with Hayteyer this Autumn
lie believed that all the mountain towns adJaccnt were
favorable victims but Thought such hotels as the
ground, more desirable To stay at than such as the
Crawford" and the Profile" which standing IN narrow
dcfes, were more swept 10y the cold winds.
mr. Beceher then spoke quite feeiingly OF the poor
pople troubled with fever who could not well afford
10 70 TO such places Bethlehem, where board Was sup
posed high. and hoped that ell present wouid
take his yon for t that there many boarding ana
farm houses where for small recOmpense such persons
eord live comfortably In the mountains aud out OF reach
OF the pest lie hoped that the audience would Distribute
the information such manner that 1t mzht reaeh
them "WhO eau say" he continued that tis Ia not
= progressive agef Formerly people had tho fever only
NO doubt IN time shall vote 10 have IL tue year
round Hay-feyeF. TOO, IL getting educated, ana
every develops some new UttS Ol clhTactcr'
Judge Goodrich had caught lis fever on % Stage
an investigation OF stage coaches aud soc II they dll NOT
bring on the nuisance" In conclusion, Mr. Bcecer do
acrbed the prauks the nalady had played with MIN,
little hobby Of hts aud that the present summer
as The first since lis first onslaught tlst ne an not iet
IT, pr, once re was very glad 20 Observe that the people
who snf red from nag fever read all ne sges iobs iOr
s relief through Ic means Of The press. The Cnaf tueh
said that Bethlehem not by any means the only pace
IL might De 90 understood The meeting was then nd