New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

...,v nv duty and any other pilot would have done
Inc same had he been In my place
A beautiful Young gentleman from Boston
-. h.eu II age struck While the Geneveve Ward Com
nsnstion was playing IN tho philadelphia Academy OF
&C., v.uth of excellent address. hne personal an
,.arapee and apparent education, applied for "'ua
t,cp an any department whereby ho might 20 On the
,-oooaed tour He said that h. needed no salary
-. Good mechanic and sbundAntly able % pay DIS
own rar0ad fares and hotel bulls. HIS ol9ec' was ~
l.srn she stage business and 20 secure part whereby
he migh advance the PrctessOn. His sohcitations
we're 80 persistent that permission was granted MN 10
at As an assistant in the carpencrng department He
,reye,i t. I've steady and useful and -A u that when
me master carpenter was obliged by sickness 20 retire
the newcomer was promoted to the vacant place lie
vas auniversal fav0rte with the companv, attracted
the attention OF Miss Ward aud Mr. LeyioH by sdANe'
tons as effects and discussed shakespeare
with them In ST. Catharines, Canada. MI Cr''E' "uO
played John Grisf IN Jane Shore, was taken 7erousy
I! ami the new conner who went 10y the name OF ~ bon
Trimmer" volunteered to appear IN the part No ore
else was available his ofer was accepted s-i, tbe
honors with the star. The morrow found nm I'D r.s
pruper department again. and De mace DO ~
s sncccS, He PARKED All questions t. ufs Do INC ana
family and remained n Giving mystery uh,i IL ~
laws aeo. IN Hamilton. letter Wa recl' "a {" WI,
med h., INC young mans father Tie young nan
yielding 10 the desire oI his parents returned 20 '"'A
bridge. $500 q,
A curious little pamphlet has been published
~ an enthusiast M New-Oreans who fsnees mat ne
a.. discovered q remedy Tor yellow fever He a'suNcs
tai the heat Of the body can be reduced the patent
will recover; snd contends that by the Application a"
natural law the Suprrfuoua heat can DC eliminated I'D q
lew hours, The natural Law 20 wnicn De refers Is '7
Evapora, on produces cold. Tic fud De u-ea is Aqua
ammonia when applied. 10 rapidly e7ap'r"'s
and carries of the beat the physical system and
used for several hours viii leave the BODY a. cold as
death He explains that b. two applications OF am
trouia the excess or heat wa te eliminated Another
chemical law PLAYS an important part. Amroni4 IS a
very strong alks ard an alkah nenirahAes az eclu'
and IN Us evaporation 10 peuettes every portion OF the
body through the pores Of the skin. Wherefore the
author assumes TO discovered the true cause OF
yellow fever TO wit. 81 acid poison and tnAt
ammonia which is an alssh. neufrllze7 the
acid and destroys the pCsoni or, In other words
that ammonia Is the sniidote FOR the poison
He cites few instances Of the successful results or mis-
mode Of treatment IN the sOuthwe-, last summer The
most reuark4be il this " The patient aged forty
I've was taken with the fever. II an aggravated
and head. aud Win heM"fiHt-- 'i tne i.9' ~ $50
Infected or cupgested ewes. tOuLuc on the sld very
sore palate and roof OF The mouth the same. 10 was
genuine case OF heuOTT ldgr yellow fever. A. soon as
sui~lts ~ cauahor COMmencng al the head rubnlnE
we'll then the spinal column IN TACT all over tht DpcN
time the Temperature o. tic roiy vas Wuch r'1ic'l
and the pains oil gone. IRE patient scented "I',I lHs
second apQLcatiDu INCLINED 10 SEC al" ne '''
pains never returned Tins was an unfouDitu cas-"
very malignant yellow fever The Hnplctu'h s>'r
term mated fever. arrested combustion tltVcuru E
ternal nemorrh sc, and nderod n'aci WON'T iup'-'
bic" There may be- something or fa-T- may ie D. .hlis
IA thi. enthusiasts theory and prl.'r Out ne ts 10
uOstruiGs tD sell and does nos write uAr 4ltcA