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BRANTLEY AND THE GOVERN
ORSHIP.
Ho far there Is no declared candidate
for governor from South Georgia exe p
perhaps Col. Estlll, ot Savannah, who
has signified hie willingness lo accept
the nomination if tondtred him hy tue
'‘convention” on a gold platter. Vvr
nave no idea that Col. K.till is in
earnest, and do rot believe that he
teriously contemplates entering a con*
test which would mean more work then
the editor of the News would probably
he willing vo put into the job. Mr.
Brantley now seems to he the logical
candidate and the only one perhaps that
South Georgia can jut In the field with
reasonable hope of sucoees.
We propose to ttate bri lly a few of
the reasons why wo think Mr. Brantley
would probably be nominated, premis
ing our remarks, however, with the
statement that we are not one of Mr,
Brantley’s friends who has or will
advise or urge him to enter the oontest
unites forsooth, ttere appeals to bo
more than a reasor able chance for hie
success. Some advantages, however,
in Mr. Brantley's favor aie these. A
very large poition of the leading poll
tlclans of North Georgia, as aleo many
of the Influential men who train with
the rank anil file, have signified their
desire to see a South Georgia man made
governor at the next election. Our
informatiou is to the effect that those
who would have supported Mr, do
Blguon in the northern counties are
so far as we have learned, a unit lor
Brantley. Hentor Clay, Judge Oober
and scores of others have stated tlm’
%
they will take the field for him If he
becomes a candidate and it Is necessary
to do so. Mr, du Bignon is Air.
Brantley’s friend, and the Herald does
not think tLat it violates a confidence
when it states that next to being gov
ernor himself, Mr, du lllgnon would
prefer to see Will Brantley in the
executive chair,
If North Georgia ie sincere in declar
ing for a South Georgia man, Mr.
Brantley can b elected. As we have
already intimated, Brantley is the most
available and strongest man South
Georgia can put 10 the race, and so far
aside imaginary line which divides
South from Middle Georgia is concern
ed, we do not believe he would lose a
oounty or a precinct on the gulf or
Atlantic side.
It there is any kicking against
Brantley for governor in South Georgia
it comes from his frieor’a, a number of
whom think that the world would he
turning the wrong way in thirty da,*
should he give up bis seat in congress.
In a nutshell then, it is Brantley for
governor frem South Georgia, or it is
nobody, and it may be nobody even if
we rtm Brantley, though the tide seems
to haye turned all In our direction just
at this, the present time, now. Brant
ley; with us, may be first choice; he is
also "Hobson's ctoiee”—him or noth*
ing. We will not say that he is a
forlorn hope, but he is our only hops.
We will not etate that he is the dernier
resort, but by the lord Harry, he is our
last obance. We may run him and we
may elect him, and we may run him
and we may lose him, and if we do it
will almost kill father. What aie we
going to do about itV —Waycross Her
ald.
’ jflftti ilM#frrn JL&rse Show. *
The up to date borss show is the most
Intensely interesting exnibition of mod
ern timu. TJio reasons f.tr this are not
altogether ulaTu, though it is evident
thaV the idM character of the show if
largely responsible for its popularity.
'CtVWbni makes the moiiem horse show
Quite as much a show of people as ot
horses. The ball was set rolling by the
great show which is held annually in
New Yor * city, For a week, during
trie moutn of November every year,
New York sooioty holds high carnival
ia Madison Square Garden on tne oc
casion of the nurse show. Tnose who
have a professional interest in horses,
as well as tne amateurs, are there in
force, but all society, regardless of in
terest in horses, comes to see and he
teen, and the great building is a verita
ble nive of fasiiion for the full period ol
tbe show.
Ihe other horse shows throughout th
conniry have been patterned tha
New York show as closely as possible,
aim everywnere the annual events have
proven popular beyond the great! st ex
pectationsof their promoters. Atlanta
held her first horse show last fall, under
the auspices of the Fair Association. In
nio.de a great hit with the public. There
was some doubt as to the outcome of th
project until alter the fir-t night, and
then it was simply a question of supply
ing enough seats, and this the manage
ment was never able to do.
Jim the great Coliseum on the Fair
grounds is being completely remodelled
for the horn, show this fall, and th' re
will b- ample seating capacity. A num
ber of boxes will he added as wolf; in
deed, the interior of the building will
he arranged on modern liues in every
way, and those who attend the Fair and
horse show this fall will witness a
veritable transformation. The great
arena, the elaborate dot orations, bril
liant lights, and more than ail else, the
beautiful and richly gowned ladies
everywhere to be seen, will make the
pioture worth going a long way to sue.
UNITED STATUS I IK AM MRU t A,SOUTH KRN
lUBTKIDT or OKOROIA, EASTERN lU-
VfSION :
Under and by virtue of ho order of tlic lion
Alln-il.) Urovatl," Vreeln Honkriipir.v, mndo
and dated in. Uruuswiek, Ooorg.a. tt,today, the
underslitncd. .M. Hsywoo . trustee in Unlit
ruptey for .1. 11. Sca'lett, bankrupt. will sell
before tbo United Sours Custom House, at the
corner of Newcastle null dhniccster streets, in
llnuwwieK, tfeorgia.lietweon tlic hours of in
o'clock In the iii'trnltiß ami at s r’elr el; in tin
afternoon on trie 11.-t '< uesdiiv in >t belli.; tm
Bill day of August, I!HH. the following described
real estate belonging to sanl .1 11 Hrarleti.,
bankrupt, namely: Those two tracts or parcels
of land situated in the state of Georgia, county
ol Ctrynn and the city of IS rime w left therein,
and in the portion ol said city known as ‘‘Old
Town,” car li described uafoilowa lo sity:
Hist. That tract of land fronting Hast upon
Newcastle street In said city .10 tor I, and run
nlngback West with a uniform Width SKI feet to
Grant Htrr-cl and hiring the portion of Old Town
lot In said city as shown on tne map thereof,
number Ido, haring I heso Cornu h and distances.
Commencing at a point on the West lino oi
Newcastle Bit feet N Ur of Queen “iriiaic,
and running thence North rat feci, and thence
ai rigid angles Wist Ml feet tor Grant street,
them or si right angles Sooth Hi feet, and thence
at light angles Hast tbi feet to tlic inltlr.l point
Tills property is centrally located, is aspbudid
investment, since the building lira been upon
it it has never for twelve years been t nantless,
will always pay at leant 7 per cent net. The
titles are perfect.
Second. And the Northern one-lialf of Old
Town lot HUB, in said city as fully shown upon
Baldwins Map of liruoswlcU. This lot Is
i eautifnlly located in the residence portion of
the city. 'The terms of sale will be cash; the
purchasers paying for titles,
duly the 24th, iiiui-
A. M. HA> WOOD,
Trustc.e in Bankruptcy.
FOK KENT— Lower lloor of largo
building, auitnble'for n (Dice, eapeoi
ally lumber olllc.e. A (Id reus "Ollloe”
care of Timr.b-Caw-.
For Electric
Wiring and
General Repair
Work,
C Baker,
206 G loucester Street or riiig
10. Prompt Service.
wanted—At once 2,000 cords of
wood out at C6nper cord, Blood worth
& Jones.
HOW’S THIS!
Wc offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
nor be cured by Uali’s Catsrrh Cure
F. J. OHKNEY & CO.. Toleuo.O
We, the unde.r giied. have krowu
F, J. (Jheuey for the last tlftoen years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and finan
cially able to carry cut any obligations
made by their firm.
West A Truax, wholesale druggists,
Toltlo, O,
VValding. human A Marvin, wholesale
druggists, Toledo, O.
Halt’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter
ally, acting directly upon tho Idood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
Testimonials sent froe. I’rioe 75c, per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hatl’s
Family Fills are the best.
20
Pickles For
a Nickle
A. C. JEFFERS,
219 Newcastle Street.
Phone 159
BRUNSWICK TJLMKS-UalL, THURSDAY, JULY 25 1901
CREfAII RATES VIA. 80UTHKRN
RAILWAY.
To Buffalo, N. Y., on aooount of the
Pan-American exposition. For tickets
good returning until Nov. 1. $46.40
round trip. For tickets good returning
fifteen days from date of tale (40.65.
To Montoagle, Tenn., and return
$14,80 for round trip, Ticket* on sale
July 20th to 25th inclusive. Final limit
August 15ib.
To Louisville. Ky., and return s'B,3
for round trip, tickets on sale August
24th to2Stb inclusive,Final limit Kept.
18tb.
To Atlanta, G., and return, one fare
for tbe round trip; tickets on sale Au
gust 15, 16 and 17, final limit August
27.
To Moon, Ga., and return, one fare
for the round trip; tickets on sale Oolo
oes 27 aud 28 with final limit Nevem
ber 1.
MARSH AL’3 SALES.
State of Georgia. 1 Will be Hold before
County of ( iiyuu, Vthe court house door,
City of liruiiHWlcK, j in the city of Bruns
wick, county and state aforesaid, on the firs*
Tuesday in August. A. D, 1901, between the
legal hours of sale, the following described
property, to wit:
That certain lot or parcel of land, lying and
being in the city ol nruuswick. couniy and
state aforesaid, and known and described in
te* plan of said city as: New Town lot No.
h>o7 and lmprovement thereon. Levied
the property of Mrs. Rachael Hoyt'
iiud by virtue of a tax ii-fa Issued
O. Bodet, clerk of Mayor and Council or
said city, for taxes due said city for the year
1894. A mount ol tuxes 432.70, besides interest
and cost. Defendant in possession uotilied.
Also at the same time and place that
certain lot or imrcel of laud lying and
being In the city of Brunswick, county
and state aforesaid, and known and
described in the plan of said city as
ilio eastern one-half of:Town Commons lot
number 129, between Stonewall streets. Levied
• uas the property of J. T. Halmer, under
and by virtue of a tax fl-fa issued by W.
F.JSymons, clerk of Mayor and Council of
said city, for taxes due the said city for the
year 19.0; amount of taxes ss.os besides interest
mid costs.
Also at the same time and place that
certain lot or parcel of laud Jying and
being In the city of Brunswick, county
county and stub aforesaid, and known and
described In the plan of said city as
Old Town lot number 210 and Improvements
(liereon, Levied on as the property A. L.
Conklin Jr. under and by virtue of a tux ii-fa
issued by VV , F. Symons, clerk of the mayor
and ■ ouncil of said city ior taxes due said city
i r the year looo; amount of taxes $113.48, be
sides interest and costH.
Also lit the same time and place that
I hut certain lot or parcel of land
lying aud being lu the city of Brunswick,
county ami state aforesaid, aud known and
described in the piau of said city a
Old Town lot No. 834 and imoroyementsthereoa.
levied on as the property of E. L. Vickers under
and by virtue of a tax ti-ia Issued hi VV.
I'*. Sym uiH, clerk of Mayor und Council of
said city, lor taxes due said city for the year
1900} amount of taxes $11.20, beside* interest
and costs.
Also at the same time and place that
certain lot or parcel of land lying und
h'lug In the city of Brunswick. county
and state aforesaid, and known und
((•scribed In the plan of said city as
tin eastern one-third of Old Town lot No, 149
and improvements thereon. Levied on as the
property ot Mrs. L. J.jl.eavy under and by vir
i ue of a tax fl-faissued by. L. C, Wodet clerk of
the mayor and council of said city, for taxss
dm* said city for the years 1898 and 1899;
amount of taxes $31.25, besides mtercet and cost
Also at the same time and place that
certain lot or parcel of land lying and
being lu the city of Brunswick, county
und state aforesaid, und known aud
described in the plan of the Town Commons of
said city as Town Commons lot No. 7 aud the
eastern halves of lota Noa. 3 and '-.between COch •
ran avc aud Stonewallst.also those certain lota
in Habersham Park division of said city desig
nated as loLh Nos. 47 and 48, and Improvements
(liereon, Levied on as the property of Mrs, F.
K. IJttberHham under aud l virtue of a tax fl
fa issued by VV F. Symons, clerk of the mayor
and council of said city, for taxes due said cit.v
lor the year iUOu; amount of taxes $103.78, be
idoH interest and costs.
Alhu at tbe Htnne time and place,
flmt certain lot or parcel of laud
being lu tbe city of Bruuawlck, county
und etute aforenaid, uud known uud
d<‘Hcribed In tbe plan of eaid city a *
nhi Town lot. number 508, and improvement*
i hereon. Levied on us t|je property of Chrißto
pher Carter under and by virtue of a tax: ti fa
jHuod by W. F- Symons, clerk of the mayor and
council of said city, for taxes due Haid city for
the year 1900. Amount of taxes $7.48, besides
tutm • st ami cohln.
Also at tlie same time and place
Unit certain lot or parcel of lanJ
lying uud being lu tbo city of Brunswick,
county aud atate aforesaid, and known and
described in the plan of said city as
the Southeastern thirty two ami one-half feet
by forty-live feet of Old Town lot uumber five
hundred and thirty-seven (587), fronting33 l /,
feet on Cochran Avenue nud improvements
thereon. Levied on as the property of Geo. T.
Hailey under and by virtue of a tax li fa issued
by V\ . F. .Symons, clerk of the mayor and coun
cil of said city, for taxes due said city for the
year 1900. Amount of taxes $10.05, besides in
terest and cost .
8. A. BURNBV,
Marshal City of Brunswick.
Big Pemiums For Farmers.
The Southern Inter-State Fair, to b<
held at Atlanta in October next, has de
cided upon a very tempting sokedwle oi
preminms for agricultural products.
Hers are some of the principal item si
(1,000.00 for the best county exhibit,
(600.00 for the second and (300.00 for
the third best exhibits of this character.
Besides these, each county making a
worthy exhibit, that docs not take e
premium, will be awarded a special
prize of (100.00.
There are five premiums offered for
agricultural exhibits made by indlya#r
uals. These prizes range as follow:
(300.00, (200.00, (100.00,100.00 and (40.-
00 respectively. Then oomes an exceai
lngly liberal offer for exhibits of hay
and forage, headed with premiums of
(100.00 and $50.00 for first and second
best displays of forage. These are fol
lowed by (10.00 and (6.00 premiums for
first and second best bales of each dif
ferent variety of hay.
The premiums offered for grain and
root crops are also very liberal, (10.00
and (6.00 premiums for the first and
seooud best bushels of each. These pre
miums are offered in great detail end
full information is given iu the * re
uiium list issued by the Assoois m.
Bend your mime to Secretary T. H.
Martin, Atlanta, and secure a copv of
this list. It contains numerous prizes
for whiob you may oowpgts with every
ehauce of winning.
SHIP NOTICE.
Noitber mas’er, owner nor consignees
of the Biiitsh sto&inahio Jasamoro will
he responsible for any d-bts contracted
by the crew of said s’emner.
F, 1). M. Straohau &Cos,, Consignees.
FOR SALK— On A street 1 lot; tas
t> room bouse on same; also to lease,
vaomit Lot adjoining. Apply
B. H. Daniels,
Sailing out of ail summer goods at
the Season End gle at Heller’s.
FOR REST —The 4 new five room
honsos on Mansfield street, just finish
ed. Call on or ring ’phone 16S, Harper,
the bustler.
£ SOUTHERN RAILWAY. ~
<jh ~
Bchedule In effect June 30th, 1901.
" ... ~*“Z No. No. NoT~*No. No.
Northbound. #2 3. 19. 15. f25. 13.
Ly.
“ Everett 339 p 6U4a 8 07a 544 p 9 48p
Ar. Jesup 4 25p 6 45a 8 45a _3op 10 80p
Ar. iSavartnan... 8 15p 90tn 12 lop 8 15p 12
Lv. burrency 9 24a
M Idaxley 9 42a 1194 p
“ HazlehurHt. 1011a .. 1201n
“ LumlierCity iO 24a 1217a
“ Mcitae 10 57a Vi 45s
** Helena l 0 59a i2 50a
•* MWsier 11 13a
“ Eastman U 35a 1 27a
“ Empire ____ 1200n ......
CvThawk’sville . . 11 35a No. 7
“ Cochran. No 9. I? lip 7 iop 255a
“ b 30a 1 3op 8 lip 8 05a
•* FlovilJa 9 30a 2 38p 8 50p 358
•* McDonough 10 05a 812 p 9 55p 4 82a
Ar. Atlanta.. 11 lua 4 lOp 11 Pop 620a
tv Atlanta 515 p o lap 5 46a 5!15a
Ar. Chattanooga 1005pl0 6|; 7 lOp P 4fia
Ar. Memi>his. a 10a 8 10a 7 5Qp 8 10a
Ar. Louisville .. 8 40a 8 K>n 7 60p fU
Ar. Ht. Louis.. GjlOp ■ i;p 7 32a Tjfflfc
Ar. Omclnnatl.T
XF. Chicago 5 jjop 530 p T*toa TnK
tv! Atlanta *TI7/p ..... n
Ar. Birmingham KdWp I2ofep
“ Memphis 7 15a 8 ofti
“ Ksrsas City 7 lUa 9 tfj
£v. >ulanta L sop ......
Ar. Washington 642a 9 00p iSJ&Jm
** New York... 1243 p 6 23ai 12■'jp
Southbound. * ‘"To. ' U.
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** Washington. 10 45p 11 16a 10 45p
Ar. Atlanta ...... 365 p 5 lua \m
Lv. Kansas City 10 45p I .. .1 ■pop
M Memphis... 9 lop 8 15p
“ Birmingham 6 00a 4 lOp
Ar. Atlanta 11 3Ja ...... .. 1015 p
Lv. Chicago 9 00a| 900a &BGp 8 bOp
Ly. Cincinnati . 8 05* 8 05pj 8 Ska 8 80a
SI fc>t. Louis .. .... .’ 8 08: 8 iwt 10'mJ_j 10p
’*** LouiHviilf... ...■■■ 7 3m>i 7 30p; J - 7 45a
Ly. Memphis .. (K).i| BlHJi*;h ::i'i
Ly. Chattanooga 6 45a 6 4-' .i 'lO 4’p 6 05p
Ar. Atlanta 11 50a; 11 50a so:>u jIOHOp
liY. Ailanta 4Top 1205i: GoO lu-iSp
" McDonough, 515n,12 52p GJjna llOOp
“ Flovilla. 5 oho 127 p 7 15aj12 02a
At. Macon 7 Ooj> 2 2 >]> 8 3Ui!l2 55a
Ly. Qaohran um - ... U4*'a| 2 UOa
At? HawWvlile ~ To 2va
Lv. Empire 7 956a
•* Eastman.... 10 20a 234a
• Missler 10 4ta
• Helena .. 1052a 808a
•• McK-ae 1057a 312a
• LumlierCity 1126a 8 42a
• Hazlchurst.. 314:;a 3 47a
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** Jesii]), 4 45p 6 50a I 6 45a! 1 O.ip 5 35a
At. Everett. 5 27p 7 26a 7 27p 1 4s p 6 24a
- Bnuiswlclc,. 6 lOp 8 loa; 8 lOpj 2:-:snl 7 15a
•Daily except Sunday. only.
_ y°a. 13 and 14.—Pullman Sleeping'Cars tin*
•wwn Brunswick and Atlanta, between Jack
sonville, Fla., and Cincinnati, Louisville, St.
Louis and Kansas City, via Jesup and Atlanta.
Eos. lu and B—Pullman Sleeping Oars be
tween Atlanta and Cincinnati, via Chat-ta
nooga; altio between Ohattanooga ami Meni
phia.
iloa 7 and 16—Pullman Slorpln-r Cars be
tween Atlanta and Chattanooga.
Nos. Hand 10—Pullman J-ibrarv Observation
Cora between Macon and New Y<>; k.
Connection at Union Depot, Atlanta, for all
Points north, east ami west. Also at .re up for
Jacksonville. Tampa, etc., and tiuvauuub, Co
lumbla, Washington and tbe east.
FRANK S. GANNON, S. H. PASDWICK,
Third V-P. & Gen. Mgr., i-n .. Pass. Agt.,
Washington, D. C. Washington. D. 0.
W. H. TAYXOK, 11. P. CARY,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt., Traveling Pass. Agt.,
Atlanta, Ga. Macon,Ga.
NOTICE.
By authority of tbe stockholders of
this company, and for the purpose of
winding up the affairs of the company,
I will offer for sale on ths first day of
August ntxr at eleven o’clock a. m,
standard t ine, at public outcry ro tbe
highest and bidder for cash, the
steamer City of Macon,
This steamer is in excellent condition,
having just been on tbe Marine rail*
way here where she received a thor
ough overhauling, ar.d is, in all
respects ready for immeditte service.
The sale will be conducted on board
of the steamer io the harbor of Bruns
wick, Ga.
Brunswick & Hawkinsvilte Transpor
tation Cos.,
E II Mason, Pres,
City Wants Wood.
Bids will be received by Alderman
Newman, chairman purchasing com
mittee, for 200 cords of pine wood, 4
feet long* Same to be delivered at the
crematory in the city of Brunswick.
Bids will be received up to July 20.
You r/e muoh more liabale to tlesoase
when > jur liver and bow9ls do rot act
prop ly. Dewilt’s Little Early llisers re
mo because of disease, W J. Butts.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
I have just bought the entire lot of
furniture from the Central hotel, con
sisting of bureaus, wash stands, bed
steads, springs, action and moss mat
reuses, one solid walnut side board, one
dark oak sbiffonecr, will sell at a bar
gain, J. W. Watkins, 208 Bay street,
FOR RENT—The large store next to
Hoodenpyles bakery, with shelving
and counters, just been thoroughly
renovated, ressonable prioe. Apply G.
F. Gay 604 Gloucester street.
TIT ft HTAT ion
Cure
" Is Guarantee!!
W.J, bUTXS
| TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Offio®,
Supervising Architect, Washington,
D. C July 20, 1901,-SEALED PRO
POSALS will be received at this office
until 2 o’olook p. m. on tbe 29 h nsy of
August, 1901, and then opened, for tbe
oonstruotion (>xcept heating apparatut
electric wiring and oonduitr), of tbe
U. S, Custom bouse end Posit ffi e at
Brunswick, Ga., in sccordance with the
drawings and specification, copies of
which may be had at th's t ffice, or the
office of tbe Pus'maeter at Brunswiok,
Ga , at the discretion of the Supervis
ing Arobitect.
Jamie K tox Taylor,
Suptrvisitif A'ciitect,
The Gate lo Health.
Many cases which have
pu/zled physicians yielded to
treatment when
Pure Drugs
wereusert. The slightest
variation in quality often
upsets the doctor* calculation.
Our drugs are as pure as it
is possible tn obtain. There
are no better anywhere.
Fresh and reliable they will
work just as the doctor in
tended, Prescriptions com
pounded here are absolutely
accurate.
Sul's Pharmacy.
Cash Druggist.
SCUKDULK OF STEAMER HESBIK.
Steamer Hesfiie for Brunswick and St. Simon
pier. In effect May 20.
Lv. Brunswick 8 30 am
Lv, Brunswick lu 30 am
Lv‘ Brunswick 5 30 pm
Ar. St. Simon Mills 0 30 pm
Lv St. Simon Mills 6 00 am
Lv St. Simon Pie** 6 30 am
Lv St. SiutonPie’* 1 30 pm
Lv. St. Simor p, rv 5 30 pm
TffDAV;
Leave Bruns ."bn . 9:00 a m
“ “ 2;30 p m
Lv. St. Sinv .v ... 11:00 am
“ 6.00 p m
WE. DEMPSTER.
CLEANIN, BEPAIItING, ADJUST
ING AND REGULATING
lypewriieis, Sewiiio Mociiines
li idles,
LOCKS, Etc.
315 Newcastle St.
Brunswick, - - Georgia.
FOR SALE,
One 6 room house on C street, barn,
buggy house, 2 good stall, 3 cow stalls,
with a front on C st., of 70x90 ft., back
to alley . Price SBOO cash or its equivi
lent.
Also ooe 0 room housa on 8. Wolf st,
In good repair. (900 oaeb or good pa
pers with trust.
Also 2 lots on G st., near E, 60x120
best bargain in the city, price (4 50
Also houses & lots on tbe inst&iiuent
plan, easy term*. Vacant lots all over
town for sale Bt prices to suit purchas
ers, call at 310 Newcastle st., for furth
er information.
Also one 6 room house in Brooklyn
lot 90x180 in good $4.50, part
cash, balance good time,
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Poisoned by Absorption
ggfj£ Hi S' 7 Through the pores of the shin many poisons are
absorbed into the blood, deranging the circulation
anf l affecting the constitution as quickly and
M tip seriously as those generated within the system. Just
£3 3Yff* Si undertheskin are innumerable hair-like blood
*3) B B <ls>s3j vessels, and connecting these with the skin
m K a sun C?@? are millions of small tubes orglands, through
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BS f? -7 <S?iTS RSBtUS33 S? T# 9 tem. During the spring and summer, while
IT* £ the skin is most active and the pores well
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dangerous plants. Workers in brass, copper, lead and zinc have their health im
paired and the blood supply poisoned through the absorption of fine particles of
these metals and the acids used in polishing and cleaning them. Inhaling the
fumes of lead give painters that pallid, waxy appearance of the skin. Barber’s Itch
is another disease that reaches the blood through the skin, and is a most obstinate
one when it becomes firmly fixed in the system. After the poison has reached the
blood and been disseminated throughout the system it is too late to resort to local
applications. In many cases the blood is affected simultaneously with the appear
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