The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-29

nOlQ DeIa arc CnuReO NNeTY VeUI Dy COnUne~
mentl In the rooms OF the sick, just as tuber-
culosis Affects man and horses and COWS equal
ly,l 50 do the germs Of many diseases infect the
hmuse us with their songs or antics.
The diseases OF cage birds are many and
SiiSn 'y when they a TeI az liberty to follow their
natural instincts, disease Is a rare af1iction. In
Ss%S sepsIs t thsS ys fall IL S as ' + 59lSi pC 81 2 gssi Their Sar
only taEss little time to stuay their natures
@oSH2G not y 6 I%r1sS h as SST many Io Of Them them de iIRs as
SUCCESS 81 esss0 With F tRS fho !: HRi rf aspS the | h sSSb s%Sa
intsly essential, e, the Welfare 81 cage birds,
the pet birds in New York are annually de-
stroyed BY FormandizinG; .,
must have, the same care when it Is IN cap
tiyity az II bestowed on itself when at liberty,
t Thsa'ii The te f sfHIet SG' BIRD IF d' 'SsS s sifssf caste eaten | f tod
or1i sucepmbinG to the neglect, OF M owner. =,
is a 9onp 3'IGf IT ! if %TSSs19aE f hear WI Wien M ms S!q "a.
~ i FRs' C & EGesI are T% q srie gf 10 es EiSa ioS% will
show me that the AFFLICTED. birds have been
Sb In GrS up in y %b}CS t Through sn1d The sIos it@1 1f sTyI IT.
nsss, are being actually stuffed TO death with
prises me that the birds are not kept clean. or I
s SisSG peGp tsG ARE c ifyine ha1 Il sSo IN arc TSo% 9rsn IN fShISa
to the hospital the birds generally pick up
form sIrF in ina 2 very few w, days OWING 70 p , G}fSr c9TSs ne
work o.. weeks to put birds in good condition
where I have to treat them at the owners
homes, and necessitates numerous visits and
Is \ expensiyeI,the, treatment at the hos
~ don't think So" says the bird doctor. re-
hectively.. An. ordinary patient is received
soHpIexisy I of 3 dis tsSsi 70 Be treste ef'% sim Sas
voice and other ordinary liz to. which the a assh
some Of .he evil effects OF Rluttony. and infam-
nation OF the intestines come higher. as q
5 g1ast as ssr the patients ot 80 . aflIG GsIio, demand snrl
wing. When a bird is badly injured and It's re-
freeing Il t rom ' It's s]uff HG r By the use Of c fhHioreo
o fGr stifr p mhis L Ip EFeaa d so dSn sp ~ TeIlIRg lS q p,e9 90
drops Of chloroform over the Bird. Itresultsin
a quick and painless death.
from 80 cents to 81, according to distance. or I
make nsEs an agreement Gu eTsit With ttn, my :, patrons e who own
Some of my best patrons are tho prorrietors
q saloons or barber shops. A great many Of
tiAOSO SobfhbiIoilllSLIS pOSobSb NhTS Dllub. hnu
the owners are DESTROYS OF keeping them In
the best Of condition. 30 on tho slightest In
dication Of disorder they will notify me to come
or send the birds TO the hospital.
In Brooklyn l have many patrons. That
city OF churches. and some Of the most beauti-
full and valuable lnches In the country Ia bird,
BY the way. now in high iavor) are to be found
In Brooklyn who has me come to her home
every Wednesday to inspect q pert little finch
world. apparently. It is rather expensive. but
then she says she is perfectly, willing to pay
hear assurances Of the birds excellent health.
In the bachelor apartment houses | have
many regular patrons. Indeed. you would be
surprised at the number OF men who own cage
birds. In New York and, the amount Of affec-
the eI male sn owners .er,S Of G teatbered nets ntst ais.
play more love for them than women do. They
certainly avail themselves more often of the
services OF the physician to the birds and his
than the latter. which. to my mind. is
a strong proof OF their superior attachment"