New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28

On. destruction DELAYED by placing cholerac eAoie ~
or upon earth dry moist OF m"oa VIZ WV, rs o,,.
,,a,or I'm pelatine cultures the comma-v"on' -, -,
,,vated for six weeks, and also IN poou-scr' UNI w..
- ,,h.ra anthra.hacili rapidly form spores b".
,es,ne state OF the communicable has never oech no'
n very exceptional thing in the case OF oacih
ga anoiher reason why the organism must
be regarded rather az sprirum 'uah
har,lus and the connrna-bacillus has no" oee"
round I'm nearly one hundred cares OF cholera occurring
IN cons ant relation TO the cholera process pehg most
abundant IN tho lower end of the ileum' whero ,he
,h,pecs are most intense, and being most pure III the
acute uncom dictated eases. ON these grounus uho
sommn bacillus may he considered M specific TO cho.e
snhecs who had recently paspcd thrcush attacks OF
rholern, without finding those baclh IN tue ul'''V
rnr CAUSES or cuotrHh
uho whole notioegy Of cholera, 40 Tar aAi ~ Rno"u
suggests the cauaatve vcd taken ~ regards tue 'o
haeinL Tho, multiply rapidly, aeon reeeh 'Vr "''.'
and arc a~plnnted by other bacteria 30 w 'uo '"''
IA ca they multiply, oct irritation ana uair mug nnp
nn The tySen a, toms OF the ch,lef,o pcsufc .W
normal UtuditiOns-in hhlwhlH w heNt ~ u,t,h
ME d siroyed IN the stomach, and ths hat"ou'' H.
,he ,mn,rfnnt mari played by 'osiuol and ny ~
ability OF those to ho attacked Nup az, Zen thc
ss,%nac6 Nth nndigesod food, conditions who MOULD
facilitate ,he I ssInS H va limited 20 toe mtcstinci it is
not found In the me,enterc gland or III ~" w. rodueton
of poisonous subs such ns Il pr"euou pS r "
In pnrefacton Assuming thai tue pa'id' P,Jiain tho
phenomena ~ cholera
ptscoyrRIrs AS AFFECTING TREATMENT
In conclusion he advertcd 20 the subject oil ueameht
and reminded those VINO say 'h"' Su "
discovciies do not enable us to cure the
disease better than formerly, that a n a 9ns
treatment ~ diseases. and especially OF
dsease be adopted Gntl their cause Anu
arr known But yet the di,cov ~ OF lls oIoiu s
baccus rs impor ant, Furnishing az ana III 9lae @
which would facilitate me o,,n ' of measures 70
curing "a district, and the huoptlnn vi ISL loo
prevent spread Knowing also me npe anu IN witch
81 the bacillus, and especially the readiness ",
a. XII ed by drying the rght ul,con "
l. assured and The ays eNpenu' rcprtmon OF what
happened in the last em9em'' Tnen gn1t.TS and
gallons were poured ,t mt ps sSS gwen Even Their
opeutcally, the knowledge or the oon',tii i, !,
bacillus may be Of tSs eo Ia Stages Of the
disease when treatment is Of most avail
A VOICE OF WARNING
Tn, Medical Neics will publish the following cdltori-
ally, "The outlook In France. Italy aud switzrriahu
L. not so good IL week ago. and the late increase
of cholera at Touon would seem 10 indicate that tbe
disease has lost of It's force in the quar- er Wher
~, md Is snnearance over months since It's
spread throughout southern and eastern France
rossing te AIMS and invading ally AND Switzerland on
Che orc hand and stretching eastward TO the Bay oi
Benral on The ,ther would lead us 10 fear that me
prophecy Of Professor Koch may yet he yer mo-, H. a.
Se before al" it iales its final departure in own
country we have so far been very ui MN pi more
than once threatened by yellow lever ships ana az ic
once by CHOLERA infected yesse. Inc yannSd sun r
fgry rrccautions suggested rs preventive or chotH
aud nau iiTated I'm of the villages OF France ma
il Is stated y owed nenectua IN aging Ihe pIo,rots
fhp as asr Whether tits be tru" or not we cannon ~
lord 10 relax our own IA his dir cuon anG We
Ievc II IL cumbe upon al our heal,il hollllo 1
a. Gcefirg our cities and shilpng ceah We Hit}
escnut his var. teprnha,iucs now are ,al we WiL
I'M me un.t history ~ thu scac warns us ina 20 "l
A. ID Is ia Europe we are In danger aln at "l'''I "'
certain safeguard against 4" pro-iess