The New York herald., 1878-10-06

loins well IN It. Repeat this every hour ana make
vegetable compound, @ ~ mixed Win water. The
Ssi'n ps eov.psa rS'' rsma11 IL n. ssa AND
nrst glass 10 taken psrspiralion does not ensus
give the patient second dose OF the same
quantity OF compound. As soon as the per-
tho feet and hands. the patient may be considered
as saved. Alter an hours repose he dose
glass water mixed with chlorold as already pre-
scrbed The next day, II the disease is under sub
there Is an Improvement, two glasses OF water only.
with two tabsspoonstul OF tue compound are TO be
administered This Is the complete treatment which
must only be modified according 20 the ma ure. the
progress and the intenseness of tho disease. Gem
orally the cure is effected In twenty -four hours
The cloths stepped ir pure choroid produce PIN
pies on the skn No notice must BIO taken o. this for
favorable sympo% % Proyng 'hs. the internal
the arms OF The town oi Fecamp on the label
SCARE IN PATERSON, N. J.
A colored girl, fourteen years old, named Ida
Mckay, died very suddenly yesterday at No Al Lane
street, Paterson, N. j., ana II became rumored
about that her death due to yellow fever. This
gained the credence an unclc Of the
young girl had recently returned from Memphis.
where he had served q nurse In OF the yellow
fever hospitals. The girl sick but lew hours,
aud in very short timo after death ensued
the body and head swelled TO an immense
sze and presented horrible appearance.
These facts among the excitabe and ignorant
deuizens OF the "African quarter" whore The
McKuys live, created . perfect stampede, and that
section OF the city was threatened with speedy de-
population. Coroner Van Den Byiardt, however, al.
aged somc OF the excitement ana then proceeded,
assisted by DR.. Warner, 70 make post mortem
examination, after which IL given the opinion
Of ns medical men mat death mad s, S''n e.usse oy
at times very suddenly and with
the general symptoms as those attending
yellow fever cases. The scare has subsided some.
what and some OF the neighbors have moved back
into their houses but others have found domiciles
elsewhere, one of them declaring TO HERALD re-
porter last ening:-'sNo yer DON'T Fo' do Lord,
honey, pse gwyns jos iurs possible from dat ar yal
lah ievah; aye heah me 7"
NEW YoRK's AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Tho contributions received at tho HERALD Office yes.
terday for yellow fever sufferers are ioows:-
pd5e a' ssss: ass: saw M total 81 D. Fort
The following additional subscriptions were
csived by the Mayor
Through Captain Copeland. Thirteenth precinct. Grand
nn@as ss osot Sos 's in 7
ss q 3: s raoss.
ss:ss ~ isp;h Captain ss
sSs s.~.ls r. 81
Hotel $4 OIL Howard Sanger Co. $3 NJ Atlantis Gar
Ssa e. ss ssisa -
tute, $3 2S
Tho following amounts were sent away by Mayor
Ely:$1O0 10 Memphis, 5000 TO New Orleans, $S96 rs
TO holly Springs
The Southern Relief Committee of the Chamber OF
Commerce directed Mr. Morgan, the treasurer 10 re-
init 81 800 10 tho New Orleans ReIis Committee, 10
be In the purchase OF provisions for the destitute
poor, aud $500 10 the Howard Association At Holly
Springs. lhis makes $3.50 900 distributed among tho
different relief societies the infested districts, and
the commiitee have on hand S22 l35 81.
J. Pierpont Morgan, treasurer of the Chamber Of
Commerce southern Relief Committee. acknowledged
the receipt OF the following gifts:-
s. A. NJ Demarest, Malseiiles, Ohio, So; through E. "
Besson Mayor of Hoboken N proceeds OF prize
the anniversary Of tho Helvetts Rife Club donat
by r. Naegeli. $40; contents contribu
ton box at Nsegeis Hotel. Hoboksn. ~ 90;
Ctixens Of Readiug, Conn Der Thomas SANFORD Sl4 70
Citizens Of saugerties y X. additional por 9. Whit
~ s7 Presoyteran Church. Connectlcut Farm n j. per
Robert street, pastor $4s so: Mr. j. Astor. per w. W.
Astor. 500; Cash 81: amount collected by Captain
LeiIch OF steamship City OF Richmond. contribution
10 this port per John q. Dale, S127 81;
from Cncinnatus. through Edwin Rogers, $2S 81; NJ.
Howard. through Eakin, Adam Co. S50 Mrs. Edward
Potter through Hon. samuel Blatchford. $50; James
Brand President ST. Andrews Society New York. S1O0
Total $64& 90 Previously acknowledged Sl5l 49o o.
Grand total. $ih2,l ,l35 81
Mr. William A. Camp, manager OF the Clearing
House, reports the receipt ol &25 from G. r. Com.
stock. This makes the grand total SIS. 2S2 2l