The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-07

| pins despatch gives tho name as
"Fleming," which is erroneous.
Mr.. Flanery has beon identified with
the telegraph in Now Orleans and
elsewhere all his life, and in fever
times has constituted himself a
nurse and personally cared on many
occasions for his sick anl dying
operators Recently he removed to
Richmond, Va, from which place he
voluntarily rendered his services
where needed, and no was ordered
to Grenada.
Tho total number Of deaths from
fovor to dato is l, ,091, including 4G1
children under eleven years OF
age.
The following dispatch has just
been received -
PoRr GIBSON, Miss, Sept. g.
-Four hundred cases and tifty-fivc
deaths out OF the five hundred and
fifty persons remaining in town.
Twelve hundred have fed. The
distress is very great, the sick dying
with no one to give them drink of
water. Some nurses are on the
way from Now Orleans and Chicago.
Help and funds arc needed.
JHMEs A. GAGE,
President Howard Association.
Contributions Pouring In.
Contributions are pouring in
from all quarters. New York has
raised thus far nearly fifty thousand
dollars, Robert Bonner of the
Ledger giving d thousand phila-
dclphia reports 1925, 5000; Pittsburg,
$1l, 900 Charleston, $4,000; Au~
Gusta, $1,000 Saratoga, 81 900 /;
Rochester, $500, ana large num-
Der Of other cities and towns have
contributed in amounts not stated.
Further Particulars.
VIcKsDURa, September 4.-The
city sexton reports 3G deaths in the
past II hours. Ono physician ro-
ports GO new cases. It is thought
The number Of new caHes
will go far above any other day
since tho fever appeared. The
physicians say they can no ]ongcr
make report Of new cases for want
of time and tho large increase of
such clscs. The IT Toward Association
IS CALM: in Coils namo for phy.si .
c!Hns from all points of tho country
to come to the relief Of the stricken
ones # Vicksburg. The Eunhar Of
physicians here is small, anu thcv
arc broken down, and several are
sick.
NAsuvGLLE, September IA spc-
cial from Brownsville, Tennessee,
Says To, day has beer blue one;
thirteen new oascs and four deaths
reported. The fever attacks natives
and visitors alike. The Howards,
with tho aid of the city authorities,
have to bury tho dead themselves.
The town is deserted. All stores
except the drug stores are closed.
Nurses, money and supplies are
ncolcl.
MOBILE, Sept. 4 --Notwithstand-
ing the case of yellow fever reported
by Dr. Gains last Saturday, there
has been 10 spread OF the disc Use.
The city is enjoying excellent health
NEw ORLEANS, September 4-The
weather to-day is unfavorable. A
hoavy rain is prevailing. Two hun
drod and twelve new cases arc
reported, and seventy-two deaths.
Gk..ADA, Sept f. Since last
nights report there have been
twelve new cases and eight deaths
one negro and seven whites.
There is no abatement of the dis
case.
Holly SPRINGS, Miss, Sept. L.
There are over 60 cases Of fever and
six deaths to day. Business is sus-
pended. There is q great nood of
nurses and physicians. Two physi-
clans are sick with the fever and will
die to~day. Gloom, despair and
death rule the hour. Tho situation
is simply appalling. The outside
world are appealed to for help.
The telegraph operators are going
to leave.
LIVER IS K1Na.--Tho Liver is tho
imperial organ of the whole human
system, as it controls the life, health
and happiness of man. When it is
disturbed in it's proper action, all
kinds of ailments are tho natural
result. Tho digestion Of food, the
mOyamnrte Of tho heart md blood