Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 10, 1889, Page 8

DR, MILLER ON HYDROPHOBIA. «An Interesting Address Before the Omaha Humane Sooiety. POPULAR FALLACIES EXPLODED. Eminent Authorities Quoted to Show That the Disbase Exists Largely In the Imagination of the People. The Humane Soclety.s The parlors of the Paxton hotel were all but too small to accommodate the large num- ber of citizens who met last night iu response 10 a call by Dr. George L. Miller, to consider the aims and works of the Humane society, and to make an especial effory to direct the at- tention of the people and the authorities to tho gross crrors that exist respecting hydro- phobia. Of the 200 people present fully one-half of them were ladics, some of whom have been interested for several years in the work of the society, and many more who have recently enrolled as workers in the cause. The meeting was called to order by Colonel Chase, who briefly announced tne object of the meeting, and called upon Judge Savage, who was billed to deliver the opening address, Judge Savage always has somothing interesting when the question of protection for dumb animals is being considered. Last night ho went to the Orient and entertainea his hearers with a number of highly intorosting legends con- cerning the Hindoos and their strong at- tachment for their brute companions. Many of tho ladies were in tears, and the men looking serious or foolish when the judge concluded ns eloquent recital of the trials of a Hindoo prince, who, having started with his bride, four 'brothers and a dog to the home of India, the Hindoo god, on lmouutn\n summit, arrived only with the , the others having perished on.the way, then_refuscd to enter India's heaven Tntil his fatnful dog was also admitted, Tho iudgu closed by quoting Holland to the effect hat we would need no heaven, but would havea heaven on earth if men sat at the feet. of the Redeemer and looked into his face with the child-like, trusting faith that every dog displays for its master. n the absence of Charles J. Green, who was to address the meeting, Dr, George L. Miller followed Judge Savage. Dr, Miller said he had beén upon the un- populnr side of many questions in his thirty yoars' experience as an editor in Omaha, and was aware that he was opposing popular be- 1lef, popular prejudice and popular ignorance in his present position agamst the indiscrim- inate killing of dogs, through povular but erroncous belief in the prevalence of hydro- phobia. Judge Savage had already paid a tribute to the dog in his character of a friend to man, and Dr. Miller wanted to discuss the dows character us a supposed enemy of man, Dr, Miller's first attack was upon what he considers the erroncous popular belief that hydrophobia 18 more avt to provail among dogs in the summer months than at other times of the year. This belief, ho alleges, has a baseless foundation in the astrology of the Pagans of the aucient times, in which certain stars are held to have certain rela- tions to scasons, The dread of hydrophobia in ‘“dog days’ arises from the natural cowardice of man, and from the beliefs that hang around an’ exploded and senseless uperstition. As a matter of fact, proven by sclence and research, hydrophobia is not o summer, but o winter disease, more pro- valent in Junuary than in August, i aao Pennington, for fifty years a physician n the hospitals’ of London, claimed that there was no such disease. Sir Thomas Watson, whom the doctor considers the greatest modern teacher of medicine, in . fifty years’ practice in London, saw only two ases of hydrophobia, The disease, instead of being common, is one of the rarest known. Another popular fallacy, according to Dr. Miller, is the belief that a dog with the rabies foams at the mouth. The symptoms of the disease are generally not known and altogether misunderstood.” As a matter of fact, convulsions in a dog and foaming at the mouth are absolute evidence of the absence of hydrophobia. In hydrophobia the dis- charge from the mouth "is a slimy, stringy mucous that exudes from the sides of tho mouth. -Instead of becoming ferocious, the dog with the rabies is moody and sullen. It i8 only the lower grade of curs that show a disposition to bite people or other animals, The disease for the most nrt muula in the alarmed imagmation of the ’fl:e doctor cited statistics showing the rarity of the disease, In the department of Seine, France, with a population of 100,000 people, but 94 cases were reported in_forty years.” Inall France, with a population of thirty-six million people, but 107 cases were reported in four years, “In the thirty-fiye Feare that I haye been in Omaha,” said the octor, “'thero ans never been a single case of hydrophobia.” Tho doctor dwelt at some length upon the manner in which dog murder is being annu- ally committed by the Omaha uuthorities. He showed what he termed the ridiculous side of the tag scheme, and wanted to know what difference it would maike in the preva- Jence of hydrophobia if all tho dozs in the city were tagged. He denounced the muzzle as being an agency in promoting the general dread of hydrophobia, and was especially strong in his denuncia® tion of the methods employed by the author- ities in disposing of ownerless dogs, As to the method of killing ownerless dogs, Fr Mller suggested the plan of drowning hem in water-tight boxes'or killing them by the use of chloroform, The doctor closed with an appeal to the society to take somo steps toward stopping tho brutality of inhuman drivers upon the horses of Omaha. A business meeting of the society will be held some day this week. Badly Bruised, Senator Edward F. Reilly, writes: HS1ATE OF NEW Yong, SENATE Cura “ALBA N. Y., March 21, 1887, “Somo wecks ago, while sleigh riding, I was upset and thrown with great force on the road. My left side and shoulder were much bruised and Isuffered great pain, I tried various external remedies without avail. Fortunately a fricud brought me four ALLcock’s Porous Prasrers, I put two on my shoulder and two on my side. In two hours the pain diminished and I slept well that night, I was y better the next morning and continued to improve for four days, when I found mysolf completely recov- ered. It is astonishiug how quickly Arnr- ©uUKk’s Ponous PLasters relieve the soreness and swelling,” New York, ER, A Mad Dog Scare, A smallblack and white dog, frothing at the mouth, made frantic offorts yesterday * morning to enter the house of Mr, H. O, Fredericks, on North Saunders street, On being repulsed he attempted to leap in at the avindows of the Second Presbyterian church schoolvoom, from which the Sabbath school seholars had departed half an hour previ- ously, leaping five feet from the ground and . Bnapping at the sills and otner projections, Greal oxcitement prevailed in the neighbor- lwod for a time, as many children were on the slieet, but finally the services of police- man were secured awd the aniwal shot. There is another large vicious dog in the peighborhood who has recently frol ‘with the dog kalled, and it is to be hoj e will be promptly dispatehed and the anx- iety of many families resident in the vicinity allayed. - ——— ‘Will you suffer with dyapv lh’cr cumplmnw loh’; Joo N oviuski, a Pole who hives at Twen. tieth and Picrce, has been in the habit of bepting and otherwiso abusing his wife and children for a number of years. Yostorday 1 i , but aked his wife down the second umc und proceeded to kick ber in the breast, tho neighbors called ia Oficer Bauer wko placed the brute under arvest, By Using Platt’s Ohlorides Frooly - mnuch sickness and trouble may be pre- - ven! NO REDUOTION, The Grievance Committee Will Take Thie Stand, The Brotherhooa of Locomotive Engineers ‘will not submit to a reduction in wages, such as s proposed by the management of the Union Paciflo, Chairman Vrooman, of the grievance committes, of that order, so ex- pressed himself at the Arcade hotel, yester- day, when questioned as to the stand the en- gineers would take. About three weeks ago Manager Baldwin, of the Leavenworth, Topeka & Southwest- ern, and also of the Kansas Central, which is aportion of the Union Pacific system, noti- fied the engineers that their scalo of ‘wages would, on July 1, be reduced 20 per cent. Following this was an announcement of a proposed reduction in the yard engineers’ wages at the transfer at Council Bluffs, from 3,80 vo $3.50 per day. The manage- ment of the Union Pacific anticipated that no organized opposition would be offered by the engineers, but no sooner had the an- nouncement been made than the element affected brought the matter before - tho grievance committee of the brotherhood and enlisted the combined forces of the order in their behalf. In consequence, a meeting will be held at Union Pacific headquarters to-day for the purpose of considering both sides of the case. The members of the grievance committee have been in Omaha for several days, arriv- ing in due time to acquaint themselves with all the facts in the case. A meeting of the engincers was held yesterday afternoon, at which all points involyed were formally con- sidered. Chairman Vrooman, when asked what the engineers had concluded to do, said: ‘‘We will insist on the terms of our oon- tracts being lived up to by the Union Pocifia, They have proposed a reduction of about 20 per cent on the Leavenworth road, which we will not submit to. As to the reduction in the wages of the men at the transfer, the company proposed to consolidate both the Omuha~ and transfer yards, orings ing them both under one scale. The wages of the men 1n the Omaha yards are §3.50 per day, and those of the transfer men, $3.85. The company concluded to re- duce the transfer men to §3.50, making the scale in both yards the same. But both yards are operated under distinct. contracts, and to reduce wages necessitates the abro- gation of the contract. We will insist that the contracts be lived up to in all instances.” Other memvers of the brotherhood were equally as firm when questioned on the mat- ter, and the indications are that unless the Union Pacific management, weakens, trouble will follow, Mr. Vrooman admitted that resolutions fiad boen passed at local points forfeiting the road rights of yard engineers, but thought that Supcrintendent Cushing had nothing to do with it. Hood's Sarsaparilla_is peculiar 30 itsolf and superior to all other prepara tions in strength, economy, and medica merit. Army Notes. Acting Assistant Surgeon Robert P. Fin- loy, Fort Sidney, Neb., has been ordered to Fort Du Chesne, Utah, for temporary duty. Acting Assistant Surgeoy I, D. Burgoss, Fort Du Chesne, Utah, upon the arrival of Dr. Finloy, has been ordered to report to the meodical director of the department for an- nulment of his contract at his own request. An Indolent Organ, When the liver is indolent, as it must nec- essarily be when it fails to secrete the bile in sufiicient_quantities to meex the require: ments of- digestion and evacuation, it should be st at work with Hostetter’s Ston Bitter The healthful stimulus to acti imparted by this incomparable alternative, speedily evinces itself in a departure of the uncomfortable sensations in the right side; the nausea: fur upon the tongues; indigestion, and sick headache consequent upon activity of the liver and the diversion of the bile from its proper channel. Irregularity of the bow- cls is always ana_painlessly reformed by the corrective indicated, which is infinitely to be preferred, both because it is safo and more efficacious, to blue pill, calomel, and drench- ing purgatives of every class. It curesand prevents fever and ague, and rheumatism. Barbers and Dry Goods Men. Yesterday afternoon a very interesting game of ball was played at the association grounds between a nine of barbers consist- ing of Bandle, McLarnan, Silk, Kirk, Mag ner, S mithson, Kenniston, Salsbury and E sasser, and a nine from 'S. P. hlorse's dry goods store, as follows: Linaban, Moody, Garmon, Hestenwood, Denny, Heathcote, Geary, Brown and Kelly. The tonsorini gentlemen won by the following score: Barbers............5 2.7 0 0 2 0 0-16 Dry Goods., 2102045 1-15 Base hits—Barbers 12, Dry Goods 10. Base on balls—By Lowry 8, by McLarnan 2. Struck out—By Lowry 8, by McLarnan 12, Time—2 hours. Umpire—McEathern. The proceeds will be applied to the main- tenance of the Creche. —_—— Every woman in Omaha—we say women_ because men are usually too busy to look after such small matter: should insist on the head of the house procuring some reliable medicine for use in case of a sudden attuck of colic or cholera morbus in the night during the summer. It is not pleasant to hunt up a physician after midnight, nor to go down town and route out a druggist at that hour. Take our advicoand procure a 25 or 50-cent bottle of Chamberlain’s Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It can always be depended upon and 1is not unpleasant to take. She Loves a Chinaman, Jessie Graham, a domestic employed in a family on Harney street, was found with a Chinaman in a laundry at 309 North Twelfch street yesterday. She admitted that the Chinamian had been her “solid fellow” for the past six months, RE\\':\HD OFFERED, . Beware of Imposters, It has recently come to ears that canvassers who are peddling tickets from house to house for cheap photo- graph galleries are using my name in order to make a sale for their work. They claim that theiv pictures are being fimshed at Heyn’s galle which is a *barefuced falsehood, as I have no branch gallery whatever, and positively do no ticket business, as we are not obliged to resort to such means to pro- cure customers. Agents claiming to be in my employ, or assuming that their inferior work is finished at my stvdio, are imposters, and I will pay a reward of #5 1o uny party for informition lead- ing to tlieir arrvest. Gro, HEYN, The Photographer, POWDER || Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A marvel of lmrlul 6 ordinacy kluds, and Aot bs 0L ds, and caunot be sol mpetition with the multitudes of low -nm\wmhulnmar phospaate powd g 39‘3 Jul-nu luua{wk.mm o strength and whol, sirougt holosonieness. The Inducements to Purchase this Month are Greater than Ever. Jily 1st our Semi-Anuual Stock Taking and our Aim is to Reduce Stock in every Department. Nothing but First Class Groods are everiOffered for Sale at the ‘‘Continental.” We believe that the public apvoreciate this, especially when thev find that our prices are no higher than are charged for inferior goods. We absolutely guar= antee every garment thatis sold and it isnot necessary for us tosay any more about our methods of doing business as they are well known. We are manufacturers of distinct styles that can only be bought at the Continental. MEN’S DEPARTMENT. The leading feature of this sale is our shqwing of Men's $10.00 Suits. has been our greatest success. at the opening of the season, On our $15 tables you will find fabrics flne enough ta wear at any time, g The success of this department we think has been in the thorough manner in which our goods are made. Special bargain lots will be offered this month that must be seen to be appreciated, motto. THIN GOODS FOR HOT WEATHER-Cos e Vess ot $15 CUTAWAYS. We will keep this line of $10 good scomplete during the month of June. Hundreds have been sold and as far as possible new styles will be added so as to give a variety as large as was shown goods sold for g20 and ¢22. BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. This “Service and Style Combined,” is our We believe that the best value to-day in this I)lertmu\t is a line of Childrens Fine Cheviot Suits, light color, at $5, made in the same manner as the highest priced suit in our stock. We could mention lower prices, but this grade is superior in quality and by far the best value. 1.00 and $1,50. The Greatest Bargain we have ever offered HAT DEPARTMENT. STRAW GOODS FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. We propose to sell every Straw Hat in our stock this month. MEN’S STRAW GOODS. —Quality unapproachable, price $1.00. put into one grand bargain lot at 50 cents. Special bargain lines of A large line of Men’s Straw Goods carried from last season, < BOYS’ STRAW GOODS—We carried over about 50 dozen of Boys' Straw Hats which will be sold at 25 cents each. Freeland, L.oomis & Co. OMAHA BOSTON NEW YORK DES MOINES DRS. BEITS & BETTS 2408 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, Naay (Opvoelte Paxton He ufi omoe nour., 96.m. to8p.m. Bundays, V& m, to B poritlists in Chronts, Nervous, Skin sud Blood Diseases. £~ Consultation at office or by mail fres, Medicines sent by wmail or express, socurely packed, frco from observation. Guafantees to uhkly safoly and pormancitly b)urmulorrhu-a semi. nal Losses, Night Emis slons, Phymul Docay. arising from Indiscre- tion, ‘Excass or Indalgence, produciug Kleop- lesshess, Despondency, Plmples on the face aversion to soclety, easily discoursged, lack of confidence, dull, unfit for study or business,an flndn life a burden. Il!ft'l{ purmnnenllfi jr ezu, ly eured. Consule Bette & riarmn St., Omahas, SRyphilis, a disease UU and Skin ISEHQE) Tyt hotrible n its results, complotel ted without the aid B Maroury: " Sorotuls, | ipelas, Fever Bores, Blotches, Ulcers, Pains in"the Head and Bones, Sypm\mc Sore Throat, Mouth and Tongue, Ca: & \purmnun.nlv cured where others ed Kldflflv. Ul‘lllfll‘Y and Bladder merlnmm 1’“!“'“\ Difficult, oo fre- quent Burning or Rloody Urine, Uring hign col Ored ‘or with- miflky . soa(mont on standing, Weak Back, Gonnorrhoea, Gleet, Cystitly, &c., Promptly andSafely Cured, Cherges Refisona- STRICTURE] Gutranteed por manent Cure, re- moval complete, without cutting, causdic or dilatation. Curés effected at homo bv patient without & moments il oF annoVANCe, To Yunn% Men and Middie-Aged, Men om.m: 'he awful effects \'\r e, which .1"‘\1" '4 akness, 1|1.'*I|U) ing both mind and odv, with lllllu areaded 115, permanontly cured DRS, BETIS Adies: raose wio Hage impaired RS, ihomsclves by improper indul- guuull and solitary habiid,” which ruin both ody and mln‘d, unfitiing thom for business, study or marriaie, JARIRD MER. T those ontering on that hap- are of physical debility, quickly as OUR SUCC (8 based upon facts. Firsi Flence, Second—Every caseis especially studied, thus starting aright. ‘Third—Mediciues are pre- pared in our laboratory exactly to suit esch case, tlus affecting cures without injury. §37~Send 6 cents postage for celebratod works nn Chronie, Nervous and Delleate Diseases. Thousands cured, §#7~A friendly letter or cali Y save you future suffering and shawne, and { Golden years to life, No letters an. e S lccompaniod by 4 cents in atamps, Address or ¢ DR 3. IlhT IS & BETTS, " 1406 Fornam Srteot, Omabe, Neb., PENNYRCOYAL WAFERS are sucocsafully.used wmouthly by over 10, Aro Effectual and )"Icmlli !'!L il ale s Tuaxler G Tk e fodas ‘Tub EGikia Caveicai, Gon Diiors, Mici ¢ mail by Goodman Drug Lum| ny, Omaha, I Tolson ed with tach and parsaparilla Imiturcs, growtg worse il (e tmes 1 took 7 'small bottles 8, 8, 8. which cured me entirely, and ' no sign of / tho dreadful diceass has returscd, Jan, 10,89, 5 Hobbyville, Lad, Ry little niece had white swelling to sich an cxtent that ehe was con: fined to the bed for a long time, Moro than 20 Jieces, of bous came out of herleg, and the doctors said amputation was the ouly remed g 21 e Letused ko optration and put lice ¢ and sho I8 now upand ll\ulmllunuuotlhtnllnu wiy clild. | Miss Axxis Grreiaxa, b 11, ‘60, Columbus, Ga: Bwkonmmd Discascs sent free, Bwurr Sercivio Co, e Drwwer 8, Atlants, Ga, IECLAR ESTABLISHED 1861 { 188 So. urs(:uresl } Chtcago, liis. 1 Giark ae, The Regular 01d-Established PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON Is still Treating with the Greatost SKILL and SUGGESS Ghromc, Hsrvufls and Pmate Diseass, * 2%~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lott Menhood, f2iling Memory, Exbousting’ Draina, Terrible Hnum-. Head and Back Ache and all'the effects perhaps Consumption or ed scientifically by new methods with cest. 15 and cll bad Blood and Skin Dis- 8 perinanently cured. TDNEY and uRmAPmep._mu Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Varicocsle and all discases of the Genito-Urinary Orgavs cured promptly without injury to Stomach, Kidneys or other Orga (3 nd exp: and Delicate Diseases. ose cotemplating Marriage send for DE. cclebrated guide Male and, Female, cach Consult the fll\l Secret) Error: 2nd writings sent everywhere, Hours, 8158, Sundays g to 1 F. D. CLARKE, M. D., 180 80. Clark 8t GRICAQD, Ikl | NEBRASKA TROUSERS 8:3.00. At this vemarkably low price we placo on sule alarge assortment of desirable pat- | terns Men's Tromsers, ‘Ihe fit and work- | | mansnip of these garments we can guar- antee. Propriztors: Corner 15th & Douglas Sts., Omabha. NATIONAL BANK U. 8. DEROSIIURY, OMAHA, NEB. Capi 8 burplus Jan, 1 1 RS _AND DIRECTORS Prosidont, W.H. § HUGI THE IRON BANK, 1 Farnam Sts, BnsinessT MEATS, FiSH, soups, . GRAVIES, § &o, Sieek Piano Remarkable for powariul sympathetic tone, pliable action and absolute dura- bility; 80 years’ record the hest guaran- teeof the excellence of these iustru ments. WDUDBHIBGE BR[]S. Always[lrinkwithiceWater LEMONADES, SHERBETS and all Cold Drinks, Mimacowrcrs HUNGARIAN BLM}KIEHRY JUIGE ging Influenco tavor, wud [5 Just the i1 ruhlt~ ' the Leatod b 1 GLA orted and bottled by AMITIALOVI “or sale by UNION oV l.wf}‘ PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, ON SALE NORTH and SOUTH —a L | FOH MEN ONLY! NG MANH APOSITIVE 5‘:25‘?.?3:5 JERTOUs DRIy, kneas of Body and lmd ffocts rors ci Exee llhl axihcu 'k 'T .m-,’ ..mu;. unn Tlll"lll'l‘~li'u'fl|.‘lu . e hom, t r..,.: MAX MEY. Katablished 1806, GREAT BARGAIN SALE IN Sfifififlfl'flflflfi Pianog 8 Organs, PUAROS. 1 Stelnway Square 15,00 51000 1 knube squn o 16.0) lmm & Co. 4. 1;:1 o 810.00 10.00 1000 800 5.0 5.0 5.0 7.0 to be in good 1, and avoid mis- s taken in ex- cnange fornew at same prico any time in one year. Call early and get & bargain, MAX MEYER & BRO. 1302 FARNAM STREET. ADOLPH MEYER, Max Meyer & Bro. Cash, Monthly, A Sure Cure —OR— WO P . 20to 60 DAYS, This is & disease which has herctofore Bafiled all Medical Science. When Mercury, Todide of Potassium, Sarsapa Tilla or Hot &prings fall, we guarantéea cure, We have a fitemedy, unknown to anyons in the Werldoutsideot our Lompuny. and ono thatLias NEVER EFA 1] t0 cure tho most obstinate cases. Ten days in recent cases does the work, 1i1s ‘the old th‘ulll!. that we solicit. ave boen abiandoned by ounced incurable, and we cnallenge the world to bring us a_case’ that we will not cure in less than sixty days, Since the Milur‘{, f moaicine & true specific for Syphills has beon souglht for but uever found uutil our MAGIC REMEDY was discovered, and we are justified in saying it 18 the 1y 1 the World toat will poss itively re uso tho latost Medical Works, A idne by tho bort Muown. authortles. suy {nulu Wasnsverate pecitic before, Our ram- edy will cure when everything else hns fafled, (). waste your time and money with patent mlmrlm # that never had virtue, or doctor with physiclans that canuot cure you, you that Lave lxluluvdr)lhu[, 50 should com'e 1o us now and manent relie U never can get it else. Mark what We Bay, in the end you dy or NEVER recover und afficted but a short time come (0 us now, not ono In cured hundreds wh Physicians, and pro £t must take our I you that liave should by all m tenof now cases get permeneitly cured. Many cethelp and think they are rom the Qiscan, bt In one, two or tiwes yoars atter it appears agaln in a more horrible form. This is a blood Purifier and will Cure any 8kin or Blood Disease when Everything Else Fails. Noricr—We desire to cantl ntionts in re- gard 1o parties cluiming o uso the vook Heme edy, Our formulu 13 not and” OANNUT be KROWN 10 anyone but ours THE CGOOK REMEDY GO, Rooms 16 aud 19, Paxton Block, o Liguor Habit, l‘-llnlnurlnu 1t can bo glven in & oup of coffeo o tea without the i or blu Gly b b 16 btk For sale by Kul & COn d Douglus ste. wid 154 and Cum: A DAOM $ ro, Counl Biumsia, CUSHMAN PARK ¥ ?m.w(x leastire re: 0 v TG RECSALIOI O th poosld SF Kokreaknts Chllea 0 this near famous resors oxi parties ote. 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