The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
A-REARS OF THE GRIP.
Rcma xL abb. Ways in Which This Disease
Amicts ITS Victims.
yso . he Philadelphia Pres.

Rcm.xLabA Ways In Which This Disease
Amicts Its victims.
Jro . The Philadelphia Pres.
New YORK. Am ii 7.-Some remarkable cases
Of grip which Ct are ' NOW mo @nder 1 area aIsbou weTe 2
have not the permis sion OF the physicians to
give the names Of tn use e, patients fSs thu sh strndpG &C.
one Of the cases is tnat Of a young woman
fat6eris distinguished ~ ,ong the leaders OF
New York thought. and A'hose husband is a
W msa t Sf wld sb iaaq len sn 9sa q s% n sitS SI sSss Dr sas
%tration which indicates the co ming OF the grip.
and dnS., in 3 ds az. or s tTS the . diA,e usisti Mas p pslIy
" s' sSpose q and .nGu teac sHsi' By s&'t irons; II
and when the disease had ru, 50 far that
pain was benumbed there follower 2 remark;
oithe es ssnsea. we're re- as ssc con p ,ssi1. o. 'Sssresme as
is the case in sleep: A part OF the p orina VIE
to s'i herss al VIII The s. viii. iudament. I the r, asonins
The young woman was almost literally In In The the
dreamer can. The, physicians declared n,at
had restored strength to tho exhausted neiy 9
centres. and he assured her family that sisa
t E"s rt n9y ' srner In his ah Opinion Mdo ne shis U tra ins .He.t
condition may last u week longer 49,.
Anothe: case quite as remarks6I: a. this
YESTERDAY. and, strangely, enough. the patient
is himself u physician Of c3nsidsrnble local
ago, and Immediately %sMmmoned,a physician
we're we're r 'Ss,f" Without oS ' AVAIL o'ef + pst de% ' SUE,
to faint. His body seemed to be composed Of
nerves laid bare. Opiates were given to re-
tisxs see t haas; a sym ween IN h sas f Sssssd q aw ans
the patient r~elapsed into a state OF trance.
lie He has no no Ace, feeling DS, t there ,d Is tI NO sight Ha I'm In
casionally talks a little. and there are indica-
lions that lie dreams not unpleasant dreams.
scrib~d. He will probably lie in this state Of
trance for some ? days to come; and When p SG.
faculties and his senses.
Other cases are reported-so many. IN fact.
cal a men ! ns that this trance. like dIsposition Is one
OF the later manifestations OF this mysterious
disease. Tho explanation which Is given is
No most dangerous results Of the grip:
in attack upon the nerve centres. all OF them.
Ii the attack was confined to the nerves In ono
The sclatie nerve medical treatment could be
applied with probable good results. put II IS
i IN, iso to give s.g such Sns tF besG hrouS Mhe nnd dee
the banefnl influence OF this poison. The only
treatment possible. then. Is hat which deadens
the pain by the use OF ODiate s. and when SUCH
suffering has passed away In ,the course Of the
disease to allow nature. aided by such science
work. When the poison is entirely
eliminated from the system then its trance-like
Hysteria ii Violent forms has been noted as
one Of the results OF grip. but until recently
no Or such now pronounced 70 10 me- fo,S 5Ennse-li rs oS sss Of tbs Ss
brougitIo ibis sity ioT trsatmsnt for violent
sense. was called IN. He studied tho case
o G5i!ni S'. That tnS 9rlp R hnd's sad nas such weak:
ening Of the womsn's will power as
t One e Sa's ~ ft the young ~ woman Sesan to
Of great violence: The physician
prsp ssst ieG prs sna; ,Psse Which 81 &c ss'aa liee et%a'tsha, The
to give the y9ung woman once
the patient stiil very bhysterieal: He asked ths
directed, AN and when told chat It had. Ihs sad, in
a very loud voice. Then there is nothing
'f ae % Wen 1e G rom 9u the Ie r go a" pSt A Ioltersd in
monsd BY the nurse; who said Doctor when
you said: / told her that you did and mad ! d ID
That u6ust she \ cot up' and seemst to DO herself"
, A / expected" said tho doctor, and when
l he saw M.t the y9anG Snt Gs b ne p sIyen had e.
a cure. It needed that rather than
to restore her perfect HeHtni heaitn'
The prescription which tho doctor put UP CON
tanned nothing Lut sugar and water; and when
spoke OF the case altcrWard. no pronounced
1t one Of the mysteries OF the grip
Another case recently rerorted Is that OF
n very stlmabl woman. an actress OF nne
repute. who deyeloped violent hysteria az 4
consequence Of the grip, Medicines aSaiLed
she WAS taken TO on. Of the Weal.hiSr nospi.
for special treatment, mere her case
agreed that violent shock might prove the
proper remedy. 4 very famous physician Of
the city undertook 10 administer the shock.
and when the woman Wal %i.h scaesm,ns h hs v In
lenre n stream of zee. cold water. She stopped.
eaaped. looked wildly about for a moment.
ana an instant lnttr w was whsrs sx sSs uas
and what was the matter with her. She
ranidly. and is now playing.
Ore OF tho, ADLER railway menaGers 81 the
service, in the morning was taken with ! vio-
lent mt oil coughing. and seemed likely to
triangle befor" PHYSICIANS could reach him.
an FOR a time his, life WAS In great
When This trouble was overcome
and = diagnosis made, i was found that he
awful suddenness and, danger. One OF the
iblest Of the young lawyers OF this city
on Monday last bought tickeIs for Florida.
HIS way home from the ticket Office he was
with n peculiar sensation. indescrib-
able. not exactly painful; but. rs no said. more
ut the house OF his nhysician. who took his
empernture and found that IL was lO3. SO that
Of taking the train for Florida he. took
", w+ nv aI nsa' he sS went an"t 10 @H lsis ai, ss ' snd psSif s was
Victim almost with the swiftnsss Of Thought.
might narrate a dozen other cases nips-
mystery OF disease which II Was thought New