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^saffSAT^r
lnw|4lal llw ntlipr.lny. plmM-liinitkl.i
Irfl At .Um vnfmU* iraid*. An ho vnmt
Iranst anil dun tin* mteHte of llw In*-
pliul, turned Uwlr hwuto to We utter
him mid whlnuted or wbhwd whui lw
■■4 I (.• ww Or. A. H. ftiker. who
hold" llw clutlr of theory and iiructleo of
tWiiimtry nwdksliw. and surgery ut the
tiomiital, end to aw of tho moot tucccM-
ful and iIMfiigulshed pracUUooor* in hi*
Uoe In thu tent.
‘•What tort of does, mako the beat pac
tlentot" wo* ailced by an ioqubitlvo re*
bred tho dog in the iwttor
■ •lands tliepola, Mi general thing."
milled (lie doctor. "As for breed Itself,
I do not know that there Is any choice in
bravery under theco circumstance*. I
bevo seen a wee mito of a black and tan
exhibit as much fortitude as a mastiff."
"What are the dogs oftenest treated
fort"
"Oh, broken kgs mostly, but dogs have
rlonty of diseases in common.with man.
They have pneumonia, kidnsy troubles,
turnon and cancers, and the goitre and
indlgeutloo. decay of the teeth, and throat
affections of all sorts. I cannot help
referring- to their intelligence while
under treatment. It k a mutant
source of wonder to me. You can give
them orders for t&o cure of themselves
Which they will obey better than a human
patient will do. And tho affection they
doveloji for-tho doctor is truly romurka-
bio. I know dogs that have recognised
me years after I treated them, and will
come barking about mo with every sign
of recognition and good will
"Wo often linvo hunting dogs with
aore toils brought to us. Tho constant
switching of tho tail 'against grass and
bashescauses tumors and other sores to
form on tho end of it. Thesouro ex
tremely painful to tho dog, as wo fre
quently have to cut off throo or four
Inches of the bone. Tracheotomy has to
be frequently performed iu treating dogs,
and, owing to improper indlgratiop, dogs'
teeth frequently get out of order. Tho
bites received on - tho legs during fights
purposely or otherwlso engaged In by
dogs often causb tumors Hint aro apt to
grow to dangerous proportions, and re-
r ‘ » delicate treatment, to remove or
. ,
"Broken legs are very common with
dogs. Tho legs of tlicso ilttlo black and
tans m-o like pipestems. Ono Ilttlo fel
low jumped on fils mistress' back when
she was stooping down and fell off when
she arose. <Ho broke both his forelegs.
I did them up in starch bandages, and
tho mito of a dog sat on his launches
und favored his broken limbs as intelli
gently as if he had as much reason as a
man. When ho became tired be would
whina and they would lay him on his
sl^e. He was running around again in
so-often get
from one another we generally sew up
with u few stitches. A spaniel I at
tended on the West side hod the pneu
monia Imdly for tl i . .- weeks. He was
nursed just ns n hu ini have been,
drcwHii in n' vann fianntl shin, ixmlticcd
and fu! qv.irlno and feU.fu^es. In
tivuihiK u. •, . fur diseases common also to
mail. the.p.ui--nts rcccivo equal doses of
.aliotit I lie * ii.io medicine. Tho nttftch,
mei.t of |i,for their dogs is touching.
I haw n r . «i:o-.ig men break down anil
cry 111.'- Uiiie-. ut tho death of a favorlto
din;, u:id m iuiicii cry nearly always under
tliu Ku. ie.clixuinhtanoaa Ono lady hod
hysti-i ics when I told tier the dog was no
inure.
"One splendid Newfoundland dog that
wab ’ e! in ;i North sldo grocery store
WOi. i.nii.d >-.ie Sunday morning suffering
ten . .1' i mm ii.iluiuiuatton arising from
n t , ! .natnd made by a crowbar.
•Thi> >• -nl broken open tho store, but
tie- «’■ < . i i-i driven them off and not a
tliius iiiUxlng. Tho crowbar
wus iii,.nd near tho dog. Ho was
bruin Jr. to us, but although ho
won tmit.il immediately, the pro
gress uf tlio inihunmntion could not
lie htopjssl and ho died. I liavo his
ekcleton. His pelt measured six feet
from the tip of his nose to tho root of his
tail. lie was tho largest Newfoundland
dog I ever saw. I treated a case of
goiter in a.puppy on tho North sldo. Tho
disease caused the dog to have convul
sions, and, aa k often the case, ha was
thought to bo mad. Tho owner bought
aomo chloroform and was about to kill
him when tho pup, which was feeling
Gomowhat bettor just then, looked up
into his master's face with such a comical
expression that ho postponed the execu
tion. I came, gave tho dog some inter
nal medieinoand a liniment, and in three
weeks the goiter disappeared, and to-day
lie is healthier than over before in his
Ufo.’*' ,
"Are not many dogs killed for being
iqad which are net mad at all?”
"That is often tho cose. In all my
experience I have never seen but nbout
twenty cases of genuine hydrophobia
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t ■,, ,•• It,, til I tin* I «n.-di by
I <.«• I -I ut, fc'j-i l a-Worms MV I
i led. Thvy won U*Hr »nyt« »w
i-a! dually the 1 tU es^iagtito at
hiatt in await. 1o1.g ihr.lh I
this* to IM-: U*r» tbuwftar.
Wlwn onoc s wswin • i.ttr. *'.«•
therokit"!■,•(*• for Hi*- ’sub '!• t'V-an;
tiling wlik*ii would kill i..o rin w
ako kill llw man «r dug. flare i
wnruiiig «*f llw dixiswe umil llw hr* nick*
newt ni'Mmly cpi«.rx. Tlio death k a
hurt*'.!» "lie. It Is snl.1."—OilcAgo Timet
•Interview.
Sifimk, (Wh ni Itthni fciilvif
WAVt HOSS8H0HT LINK,
VtMN GAWD IX BkiMT NOV. Mh. Ikt.
lease *ii,l atnva 4«iu aefuthmsi
fur I Mil A VAST MAIL.
3 Ijjfergfc
.among dogs anil about five aim mg horses.
'Dogs tin- quite subject to convulsions and
'flte, anil iwitfle itnuiodIntel v jump nt the
ConHjwl'm in-it tlu- animal? in-.- mad and
have'tiieui ki.hsl. tvliertns m.iho simple
remedy would cure them iu n few hours.
Tlierc lias recently been sent to nio a
specimen of u warm that is killing the
dogs in Florida, and I presume ib;,t I nm
the only is-rsoii in this country who pos-
-wiser, n sainpVo Of it. It Is very common
In CVipa mill Indin, where dogs exist iu
sui-h number* and the disease often at
tacks tlio human race. Owing to its
peculiar nature it is invariably fatal. and
I re--.ml it only a question of time lx-fore
Arc °shall hear of .people d<;ii!g of
ftr Tlio worm,' wbfch is cnllcii tbs
fllaria fmmiths or 'cruel thread won...'
to about tiro thickness .-f a line linen
a famous Doctor
Oiion sold i list ilia Socrst of good health
mnslftrl In keeping the head cord, the
fact warm, and the bowels open. 1 Had
this eminent physician lived In-our day,
and known Uw merits of Ajroria Pills
as an aperient, he woald certainly have
recommended them, aa ao many of bla
distinguished successors are doing.
Iha celebrated'Dr. Farnsworth, of
Honricb, - Conn., recommends AywV
Pills aa tbs best of all remedies for
" Intermittent Fevers." *
Dr. I. E. Fowler, of Bridgeport,
Conn., says: "Ayer's Pills ore highly,
and universally apoken of by the people
about here. I mako dally uso of them
In my practice.”
Dr. Mayhew, of New Bedford, Mass.,
says: “ Having prescribed many thou
sands of Ayer’s Pills, Iu iny practice, I
can unhesitatingly pronounce them the
best cathartic in use.”
The Massachusetts .State Assayer, Dr.
A. A. Hayes, certifies: “ I have made a
careful analysts of Ayer’s Pills. They
contain the active principles of well-
known drugs, Isolated from Inert mat
ter, whloh plan to, chemically speaking,
of great importance to their usefulness.
It insures activity, certainty, and uni
formity ot effect. Ayer's Pills contain
no metallic or mineral substance, but
tho virtues of-vegetable remedies in
skillful combination."
Ayer*s Pills,
Preps red by Dr. J. C.Aysr&Co., Lowell, Via
Sold by all Dealers in Hedldn*
NEW M
STEAMSHIP LINE.
MALLORY LINE,
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STEAMEHS
CAKONDELKT,
EVANS,
SAN ANTONIO,
WILDER,
STATE OF TEXAS,
WILLIAMS.
_ above Mcanioni will leave Now York every
Friday at 8 p. in., arriving In llninxwlek follow
ing Monday.
Clone connection, with all potuta on 11. A W.an
E. T..V h O. Railroads. Tbrnnitb hllla lading
•lined to all points on above roads.
Freight and paasags aa low aa by any other Una.
For paaaengar and state rooms apply to
nm pi
$150 in Itiws!
ONE PRIZE,
$25 worth of Shoes... $25 00
FIFTEEN PRIZES,
Eucli $5 in Shoes 75 00
' TEN PRIZES,
Each $3 in Shoes 30 00
TEN PRIZES,
Each $2 in Shogs 20 00
These Bplcmtid and useful presents
will bo given away at oqr Grand Gift
Distribution April 30th, 188S. Every
purchaser of $1.50 worth of shoes be
fore that date will receive a ticket to
the drawing, which may win one of
tho abovo prizes. Every purchaser of
$4 worth of shoes will be entitled to
two tickets. Buy your shoes now,
and wo may give you a new pair af
ter awhile.
TAYLOR & FLEETWOOD,
THE SHOE MEN.
iRE undersigned ha*opened a Riding Acad-
ay for ladles ‘
‘whooP
for
and
Inoonne
and ^gentlemen to tcaeh
T
degree
TRAIN HORSES
To - high” or “campaign” school tor saddle or
carrtgn use!
Yo ,r»irf experience iu military anil tho world
reu.nvnod private Riding and VnUning Schools
of rls 1 Empress of Austria, enable mo to guaran
tee lull satisfaction In every respect. Terms
made known on application to
•. • C. LUQW1G.
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Usuday aad
Tuurs, pm
BSS
Nlta ■
ISJImau baSstsara
• XKW bBLXANS EXPRESS
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E*iSE:i si:
TtiSpm "'...hfltitoa'
swt.pna It au a at
_ Faltaaa boM aan to aad fre*> daakaoavlUa aad
Taw Fort, aad to aad from Jactaoarilla and Haw
Orleans via Fsnaaoola.
EAST FLORIDA EXPBXS8.'
1.10 pm Iv Savannah ar 12.83 pm
S. Wpm iv ......... Jaaup.. h IS Mam
«.«0pm ar......,.,wayeruaa. |w tWi
T. tspm ar.„....Jackaouvms iv fjua
4:18 pni tv daekaonvllls a, MS a
7:2Upm Iv..
8:80 pt
.....Dupont....
S:SSa
.Iv 8:30am
3-18pm lv.... LakaClty at 10.8»am
8>JApm lV .,......aalncsylllt.,
ar lu.soaxa
pmlv Live Oak ar 7.10 am
Situ pm lv .....Dupont ar 4:» am
10:88pm ar TbomaavlUa Iv SitSain
1:22 a to ar Albany lv 1:28 a m
Pullman huffet care to and Irom gaokaonvilla
and Kt.Loul- vlaThomuriUe, Albany. Montgomery
and Nashville,
ALBANY EXPRESS.
7l38pm lv....
IU3I8 p m lv....
12.-49am or....
......Savauush....
.....waycrosa
...Iv 8;16anj
A:»iam iv...«
. . Jacksonville...
....lv 7:0iip m
7aMpm lv....
....Jacksonville...
...ar 7:25a 111
!K)6 a iu lv* * a*
wa# cross
....■rlliSOpm
2:30au ar...'.
......Dupout
IvlOilOpm
7:10 am ar....
• Live Oak
....Iv 0:88pm
IdiSO am ar..„
10:48 am ar,...
Last. OH,
.. ilT 8:28pm
2:88 a mlv
....»r 946pm
_0.30am ar.,*..
OVD
Stops at all regular stalloni.. Pullman palace
sleeping ears to and from Jacksonville and Savan
nah.
JESCP EXPRESS.
3.13 pm lw...1 Savannah ar 3.30am
8.10 p m ar Jesup Iv 6 "3am
Stops at all regular and flag station!,
Pullman butTot cars Jacksonville to Cincinnati
anil through coaches Jacksonville to Chattanooga
Pull sleeping cars to unilfrom Jacksonville and
Savannah.
Through ticket* amid to all points by rail and
steamship connections, and baggage checked
through. Sleeping car berths and sections se
cured at Passe “*-**--
R. G. FLEMi:
E. T, V. & G. R. R..
The Florida Short Line.'
06 IMW friifcMiigor
trains will run.as follows, (Central Stnndnnl
Time.) j , ^
7 0.1 p m
8 os p m
s .VI p ir
10 15 p i«’
1020 pm
11 47 pm
1221 a in
1 82 a m
2 17ft ill
3 13 ft m
o 00 n m
o lo ii m
7 25 ft m
Glauber & Isaac.
Produce anl Cams* intonls
OBm told Ware room in the fonMT Fnlghfe 4. W. R, ■*
- next to Freight Hons* of E. T., V. k *
HEADQUARTERS IF.OR
Dbt Halted and Smokbd Meats, Hams, BbbakfabtBacon, Msal
'andGrist, Corn, Oats, Bran, Hay, Mill Feed, Apples,
Potatoes, Onions, Oranges, Lemons, &o.
i
500 IM WHITE SHIRTS
A prominent Shirt Manufacturer has retired from business, and we have
closed out his stock so low that we can give Special Inducements in both
Laundried and Unlaundried Shirts.
Shirts heretofore sold at 75c we will sell at 50c.
Shirts always sold at $1 we will sell at 75c.
Shirts worth .$1.50 we will sell for$l.
Now is your chance to purchase your Shirts while we have these bar
gains tn. direr, which will be for only 30 days. Call and examine them, and
lie convinced that they are a bargain.
.1. J. LisgNKtt A CO.
B
RUNSWIC
& WESTERN
RAILROAD.
i
TY ty route.
gor train! will run us follow:
CKNTKAL UTANDAHU TIME.
FOIt THE WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH.
Wnycross Cincin’ti
Mail. Express. Express
Urunswick lv 0:25 a in 4:48 pm
Pyles’Marsh... lv +0:411 :t m 5:18 pm
Jamaica l*f 7:25 a m 8:48 p m
IVaynesvillo tv 8:00 am 6:85pm
Hoboken
.Iv 8:67 » m
8:18 p m
going south.
Leave Atlanta -. 010 a in
Ia-avc McDonough * 18 a m
Leave Flovtlln 8 07 a m
Arrive Macon 0 30 a in
Leave Macon... 0 38 u m
Arrive Cochran. 1107 a m
Leave Eastman 1145a m
Leave Lumber City 1 lop m
Lcavepinxley flop m
Arrivo Jesup 3 15 ji in
Arrive Brunswick 5 85 p m
Arrivo Snvnnnnh 7 58 p m
Arrive Jacksonville 7 45p in
QOINltNOKTn. .
Leave Jacksonville 7IM a m 7 00 p m
Leavo Suvatnah 700a in 785 pm
Lcavo llrunswick 10 80 a m 8 :w p m
Lenvo Jesup 13 60 p nt 1107 p m
Lcavo Lumber City
IaiavoEastman 410 p in 18.3 a m
Leave Cochran 4 88 p m 2 80 a m
Arrive Macon 0 35 p in 8 88 a m
Leave Macon 0 48 p in 4 00 a in
Lenvo Flovllla 812 p m 510 a m
Leave McDonough 0 08 pm 807 om
Arrivo Atlanta 10 05 p m 7 20 a m
Leave Atlanta ...100 p mlO 20 p m 7 40 a m
Arrive Rome 4 10pm 1 lOp m 10 40 am
Ar. Chattanooga .8 00nm 4B0n in 188 pm
Connection Is made at Clevelunawitn Pullman
imtnco sleeping cars, ono uf which goes to Wash
ington, via - Lynchburg, and the-other to New
York vlaRonnoko and tho Shenandoah Valley.
Leighton sleeping care between Brunswick
and Atlanta.
For tickets and further information, call on or
address B. W. WRENN, G. P. A T. A.,
L. J. ELLIS, A.G.P.A., Knoxville, Tcnn.ru
Atlanta, Gn.
Pianos and Organs Tuned
And Repaired in Workiuan-Liko
• Manner. •
S ATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Numerous
City and Country Roforoncos. Orders can he
left with U. T. Dunn or Waite A Dart.
R. E. STEELE,
Teacher of Musto and Resident Tuner.
d. A. BUTTS,
Physiciar\ ^i\cl Surgeor\.
O FFICE northwest corncrof Newcastle and
Gloucester streets, lately occupied by Dr. J.
Wilson. Calls left with Roekwcll, tho Druggist,
will receive prompt attention. Ofllco hours vto
11 a. m, anil 3 to 5 p. m. Rcsidencoon Glouces
ter street, one door from Union.
£V*S|>ccial attention given lto diseases of
throat and lungs,
J. 0. VALKNTINO'
MOORE & VALENTINO
Contractors and Builders*
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Saoh. Doors and felinds, Mouldings
Mswel Posts, etc.
Planing MlUOnd Shop, Newcastle Street.
Savunmih pm
ClmrloBton ....jf.Mt ItWpm
CftUuImn
.iMckb-onrille
tiiomftHvUlo
IVni»:ict»1ft
Mobile
Now ori.'ftns
•I iM'i.tvih ville
Calli.uaii
i bnrl« .•ton
mi vannub
8:10 a m
10:59 ft m
o:40a m
7:26 Am
ur l;22pm
ar 10:10 p m
.ur 2:15 h in
ur 7:10 a m
I ? 7:0u ii m
lv 8:05 ii m
lv 2:48 ft m
lv 7:00h m
7:00 p m
7:40 p ni
0:so n m
1:25 pm
'Niiytirass lv luiuouin
Pearson lv 11:10 a m
Aliipnha lv 12:07 pm
TyTy lv 1:89 pm
Sumner lv 1:54 pm
\V lliingham. . .1 v 2:2l p m
Davis lv 2:86 pm
Albany, ftr 3:00 pm
10:10 p m
11:40 pm
12:56 a in
9:80 a m
1:45 am
4:10 am
NEW STYLISH SPRING SUITS
Throw aside your old clothes,' and provide
yourself wltlL something new, seasonable and
stvllsh from tno old reliable clothier,
JAS. S. WRIGHT,
Corner Newcastle and Monk Streets.
Montgomery.... ur 7:26 a m
Columbus ar
Mncon
Atlanta
Marietta
Chattanooga ..
7:13 p in
2:55 pm
9:00 am
1:15pm
2 80 p in
7:05 p in
Cincinnati..
Louisville
Chattanooga...
Marietta
Atlanta
Macon
Columbus....
Montgomery.
Albany lv 4:85am
DavU lv 5:19 am
Willingham lv 6:84 a ra
Sumner lv 08)1 a m
TyTy lv 6:ltnm
Alapaha lv 7:48 am
Ponrsnn lv 8:45nm
Waycross..,. ar 9:47am
SarannaiR.
ar 0:45 p m
ar 10:85 p m
. ar 123>8 a in
.or 4:1:7am
.ar. 0:4o p m
. ar 0:42 pm 0:40 a
WEST, NORTH ANDSbUTII.
Wavcrosa Florida
Mall. Express. Express
lv 7:65am 0.00pm
..lv 83)5pm
..lv 63)5 pm 83)5 am
..lv 9:09pm 12:63 pm
lv 103)0 p m 2:80 p m
.lv 1:28 am 0:80 pm
lv 12:18 pm
lv 7:28 p m 7:40 a m
11:10 pm
12:20ara
12:35 a m
1:12 am
3:14 a m
4:23 am
New Orleans....lv
Mobile lv
1‘cnsacola lv
Thomasyille.^.. .lv
Jacksonville....lv 7:30am
Callahan.... ...lv 8.-05am
Wnycross lv 103)0nin
Schlattcrville.. .lv 10:25 a m
Hoboken lv 10:40 a m
WnynesviUe ... .lv 11:89 a m
Jamaica Iv 12:10pm
Pyles’ Marsh...Iv-fl2:4«pmf
llrunswick ar 1:18 pm
10.-00 a m
10:26 a m
10:40 a m
11:89 a m
12:10 pm
12(40 p in
1:18 pm
+Stop on signal.
Purchase ticket* at the station, and save extra
fare collected upon tho train.
The mail train steps at nil B to W stations.
Connections made at Waycross tn anil from all
points on Savannah, Florida A Western Railway.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Mann Boudoir
Care. *
H. S. HAINES. GEO. W. HAINES,
Gcn’l Manager. Superintendent.
C. D. OWENS, J. A. MCDUFFIE,
Traffic Manager. Ucn’l Pass. Agent.
F. W. ANGIER,
Ass’t Gcn’l Pass. Agent.
T O’Coxson. Jn.
W F. Btasii
SHILOH’S V1TALIZER is what
you need for Constipation, Loss of
Appetite, Dizziness, and nil symp
tons of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75
cent* per bottle. Hodges A McCauley
T. O’Connor & Co.,
INSURANCE AGENTS
Htfr MARINE! ACCIDENT!!
BEPBKSENT I ftZ STAUNCHEST COMPANIES
OF THE WOBr.’'. uctlMy
able goods selected by mysclfin'thc Northern
markets, spd can supply the town with
Clothing, Hats,
shoes; HATS?,
Gents’ FurnisUnii; (.ootls,
NECKWEAR* ND HOSIERY
Which woro purchased for cash* mid conso
qucntiy can bo sold on elopest margins.
£39*8111 ta made to order from samples, much
oheaper than from n tailor, and fit guaranteed.
JAS. S. WRIGHT,
PUTNAM'S
livery Stable!
O irncr Monk and Oglethorpe streets.
. securing from my stable
The Finest Turn-Outs
9 AND THE BESr SERVICE.
Your order solioltcd, and satisfaction guaran*
v A. T. PUTNAM,
Your Duty
TO YOUR FAMILY ISTO SECURE
FOR THEM A HOME.
E X A MINE my list of Houses, Lots, Fni ms nnd
Land for cash and on time. A litg bargain
n Now Town lots for 80 days only. Also #
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance
AT THE CHEAPEST RATES.
Apply to W. B. BURROUGHS,
' Real estate mid . usuranuo Agt
STUONU WATER PBOOFi
!• M tin llmt »d4 )4 Ik* liber *f mj ether t»*y, Docatol
ml Mar rotUe. UtomB—oml—I DUttftBLK
SUBSTITUTE ftr PLASTER oav&tu. TTniaiMiki.
CARPETS sad HCteS of •
better Iku OU Ck
W. E. PORTER &Uo., Agts.
Call at Store and tti samples of
ZAMU.A ROOFIXi, HlOI.fn AMI SHBAIHIXR,
1 AND OIL-CI.OTH.