Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-25

city. It takes newspaper man 70 condense
a yolume of good advice into short para
graph. s.,., r.-..-
.-rses 10 the sick yesterday. The list
"S e. .;ck N whom these nurses were fur
VI SuS cached our Office at so late an hour
us n;oht that it was impossible to publish II
10 torday's issue. Tins, however, was no
faplt of the Towards, who nave an INN Irnn EMS,
amount of hard work to DO up " ia'e "0u'
at night. -, .. I,ol,.o,,
~ Pu on last wednesday, for the pur-
naa - nIotecting property, and to devise
pose VI tLe ARE of the sick, the toilowlng
means Lot .u sdopted: That all citizens
resol Il-a.as,s.d 10 abstain from walking tne
are o. ton o'clock at night, ana thd1 All
-,,ors found on the streets Altet tnat 49, g
Mi ha subiect to arrest ana e. -
snfEcient reasons cannot Oe IS The Ere
ont t" The mayor SAID tha' Gn for ali IN
| bells would be rung as 'u'
retire from the streets. A.. C;.o;,,a,;
- i nc .o ~ Thursday: "A letter was re-
bnqHro'nr n = Newton from his COUSIN
ceiFeI, " Weston. of Gallipolls, IN whlcn ne
Dt. " 80 syritement prevails mere on DC
says q re- towboat J. A. Porter, Win yei-
COUNT TOT .. .N' She lies Just below the town, Wlln
.o'' ~ ,SEelve sick, one or two IN uyins ~;
! S;t;on / NAV have something lui -e;,e ,nore
az the mail has left, and ! uiaJ To more
Tomorrow. Monday e! NUoF tha Porter. She
aeaItl deans IN machinery. The men are 9ls1
Is dlsao OS an, y, frightened. We have BAD
case on hand. cao % tbo
c,nc;nnsti Enquirer says: AN oia Ne" vi
avs she don't believe tins Is yei
yea, If@nS - What It is she cannot say, out IL
,s.,t,,,ly more fatal and harder 10 copquet
] - The sever st yeilO~-tever. mdhy hekI .,
-.E.r =, die rather than go to the nos =;
=. SILENCE. not an epidemic, and VIII
ini' 10 nb,sc. The New Orleans doc
t 10. contonrded at its malignlty, ard
49, aiter the seventh and ninth days, anu
- 1,reat nrecaution is taker, the patent
SIlt thin an hour or two. There is great
III, of zee lemons. beef tea and, IN TACT, q
| FINDS of medicines and hourls aments. PIX
Ger cent. of the whole population are dead
Or. Marable. of our city, who has been
,arv successful in treating the present dis
sase which be calls autumnal maiarlal ieVerr
eos the following remedies In his caseS
W. the ratiept off well with tepid wat.
and soap; give thirty to fifty grains of Gallo
mel with one-iourth grain OF morphln'
| thrae hours after, commence giving tive t.
trentv grains OF QuininC, with one-fourth
rain Of morphine, and give every three OF
four hours Keep the patient on heavy dose,
Of nitrate of potash all the time, so as tc
make the kidneys work. and in cases of sick
stomach use mustard plaster on the stomacf
and give lime water with milk Internal,
also small portions of water, without ice. L
the patient has dark, indigo vomiting, give
mall doses of the calomel with the QUINN.
at ach dose.
"A Memphis letter-writer to the Cincin.
natl Enquirer thus does credit to our Hebrew
fellow citizens: The Jews set the exampl;
for good work. They organized at once anC
proposed to send every poor Israelite out Q
the city, and to furnish him with sufficieI
means to support him for reasonable tim.
wherever he should go. They furnished
means and physicians for their sick, and, il
fact, s., med t. lose sight altogether of tEc
money required or the labor entailed. They
had only one object in view, the relief of suf
fering humanity. Conspicuous among tn
elf-sacrihcing and devoted Humanitarian
who are doing all that heroic men can .
are three former residents of Cincinnati, viz
Captain n. D. MenkeD, of Buydsall's famou
cavalry; Leopold Iglauer and Ben Elseman
The officers of the Howard association callrC
the members together on the fourteenth in
slant. and are now doing good work. A citi
zsns relief committee has also been organ
lied, and no doubt the hardshIps of the poe
will be diminished in a great degree by thti
efforts.