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THE WAYCROSS HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14. 1S93. .HESTIOX. Official Oitn oT Wan County. Official Organ of Charlton County. Official Organ (Sly or Waycrom. THU HERALD Il'PLtflllXO ‘XMflMXY. advertising rates. kpa.ce. ,1 tuo’S tuo’6 nw»l 1 yr 1 Inch! 4.00; T.OOIlO.OUi • Inch 1 :un)| «.00 10.00 14.00; :i Inch, 4.00 8.00' 14.00jao.0ii « 0.00, 12.00 ! 20.00;30.00; A tiuc daughter at the home oT Cason this week. i/cvii M. Jones, of Brunswick, in the city this .week. Mr. C. C. Murphy’s home was blessed j hers of the Baptist church will be ten last Hunday evening by the .arrival of a I dered the alternative of withdrawal PRINTERS WiNTED! At The Herald Office. I.ol. «i.00 I2.W 20.W Col.; 1000J20.00 30.00 50/10 ol. 15.00:50.00 50.00 00.00! fine daughter. Hon. Warren tatt, accompanied by j his wife, sjient the day in .Savannah ■ Wednesday. ! Miss Sal lie Ashcroft, one of Way- j cross’ popular young ladies, is visiting | her friends in Blackshear. i I>r. J. (*. Reppard will spend this 1 season in Florida, representing the j Life Preserver Medicine Company. | ('apt. J. L. Crawley left lor Douglas ! Coff&i county, last Thursday to look after the interests of some clients in the county court. Mrs. C. W. Lvon and her daughter ; m l**t Wednesday nigh, for Albany, . Their »re Herr. .» A new. lot. ..of the best and latest j_ jftyles of ladies’ fine' shoes. .Stop aud see them at »T. T. Palmer's shoe store, store, Owens block, near depot. * — Subscription to the Hkbai.d And now it is said the dancing mem- | ,,0 a vear, payable in advance. - mtm j brought from a distance. The Girard ... _ ~ , : estate lias endeavored to solve the pro- rent, tlMH I*or month, , i,lem by making some small plantations onlv Forest I’lanting. I WHY THE SEA IS SALT In the coal regions of Pennsylvania nearly ever}* piece of available timber i ^ .... . has been cut away to form props foFthe ; T RECEIVES - MINERAL- SALT FROM archways and for various other nses in .LAND AND- LOSES NONE.* connection with coal mining. Nearly 1 —— every stick and every piece of plank TheProeeMu used in these regions now all have to be ' from the German (Tub from the church. House dismissal } plastered, good location. H. W. Reki vaporal ion KcIcum Water from the Oceans, lint the Salt Kei Thrreform the Mea I* Continually Grow- iug More Salty. Why is sea water *uhV is a question that has l**n regarded as a mystery Those who fail to advertise Examine the rates of any first-el as* wspnpcr and yo** *' . weekly » Ih*less. Transient advertising inserted at $1.00 per Inch first insertion, SfV sul»sequent insertion. Heading notice in local columns 10e per line find insertion; 5c per line cadi sulisc- quent insertion. Professional canls $*’>.00 ]s-r annum after January 1st. For Cheap advertising see Cl» Advertisements nsertio: any at regular rates, i-ill he charged for at cost oi making sam hangc. Additional rates will i»e ehargtsl for spe- ial position. Arrival and Departure of Mails At Waycross. 0:30 and 0:45 , I to attend the funeral * Sutton. Miss Blanche Well: Mrs. W. K. (■nantutrrd Carr. We authorize our advertised druRgiri* . „ , , to sell Dr. King's New Discover}' for ; !D.rald next nock will iniss a splendid consumption, coughs and colds, upon I opportunity, this condition. If you are afflict**! with ' ~ — * — 1 a cough, cold or any lung, throat or I I louses to rent. Apply to chest trouble, and will use this remedy 1 llrrrii A* Mykijs. as directed,, giving it a fair trial, and ex- ^ perience no benefit, you may return the i . ,, ... ... „ 1..1 .... v > l>r Jonn Hull’s Worm Destroyer I Kittle and have your money refunded. . . . ...... ... , We could not make this offer did we not • I-hildivn" or"grown fKxjple,'iring The know that Dr. King’s New Discover} - • weak and puny to robust health. Try them, could be relied on. It never disappoints other worm medicine is so safe and sure. Trial bottle free at A. 11. McWhorter & j KWte'.’S'.W Co.’s, E. B. Goodrich’s and B. J. Smith's, • Sycamore druggists, targe bottles 50 cents and $1.00 . O. ball-i i North Sou! Hast We Util.. . S*:I0 . U30 South Hast West r North South West SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1898 Try Brad Watson & Co. for under- j m other, wear. Mr. Frank C. Owens is in South Flori- ^ ‘ ‘ j da for recreation and amusement. Frank Wc t'*'"' *’ ““ Sretia atltnli °" 10 i make his money at homo, the advertisement ot Messrs, tatt & , Miss Addie Bass returned last Wednesday, and wen; at once to her Mine host Strickland, of the Phoenix, j is elated over the success which crown ; his efforts to please the traveling public. ; There certainly cannot be i pathv established between a one of West. and a church. Think of it! Virginia's fairest daughters, was a guest j — -*» of mine host Weiss, of the Southern, j Wc keep in stock u full line of \u ; Miss Wells is known for her beauty and | collars for teams. J. A. Jones & Co. j accomplishments. Mr. Brad Watson run down to Savan- | nah for a few days this week. Mrs. May Mallon has been spending | sonic time with her sister, Mrs. Taylor, j in Brunswick. Miss Harper, of Blackshear, is visi- I ting Miss Macy Ilighsmith. | Capt. Ben Grace has been sporting down at Jamaica, on the B. & W. this week. I Capt. R. (*. King, of the firm of B. II. | Levy, llro. & Co., is spending a few | days down at King’s Ferry with his DR. G.P. POLKS PHYSICIAN’ AND SC KB HON. t’AIT. KNOX’S, ALBANY AVKNCH. WAYCROSS, CA. Ladies are Unfortunate. as a test. Eight years ago a large num- i ber of larches and Scotch pines were 1 planted; plow furrows were simply ; and hiis given rise to some curious specu- ! driven through the underbrush growing lations. but a little consideration on the up where the old forests had been cut subject must. I think, satisfy us all I : away, and one-year-old seedling larches it would Ik* very wonderful, quite in ' and pines planted. The larches now comprehensible, if the waters of tho average some seventeen or eighteen feet ocean were otherwise than salt as they* : high, and are particularly healthy and i are. thrifty. There can be no doubt, from The following explanation was first these experiments, that forest planting j suggested to myself man} years ago in these regions would be an undoubted when receiving my first les- ons in prac- , success. 1 tical chemical analysis, 'i .;o problem It may lie noted that tlie larch was t then to be solved was tlio paration’ of the most popular of forest trees in the j the bases dissolved in water byprecip- early planting on the western prairie. J itating them one l>y ono in a solid con- but tlie leaves were attacked by a fun- ditiou. filtrating away the water from gns; the limiter therefore did not prop- the first, then from this filtrate precip- erly mature. It finally fell into dis- ! itating the second, and so on until all favor for forest planting. On these early j were separated or accounted for. experiments the larch has suffered lunch j Bnt in doing this there was oue base in reputation, but it must lie remem- j that was always left to the last on ae- bered that the western prairies furnish ( count of the difficulty of combining it unfavorable conditions for the larch. ; with any acid that would form a solid It is a mountain tree, one thriving in j compound—;i difficulty so great that its comparatively poor soils, and the low j presence was determined by a different altitude and rich earth of western prai- J method. This base is soda, the predomi- ries were entirely foreign to its nature. ; nating bam* of sea salt, where it is com ic in society the bodily. Hisky's l’hilotokcn controls the nerves, aids nature in various functions, and thus combats with the many ills of womankind success- fully. If your druggist has not got it he 1 : will order it for you for $1 a bottle, from Have you seen them? What? The » Vhas. F. Kislcy, Wholesale Druggist, t!2 . . , . . {< ortland hr.. New N ork. .Send for a de»- latest styles of ladies shoes, at eriptive pamphlet, with directions and cor- J. T. Palmer’s Shoe Stork tificates from many ladies who have used it id can’t j I’h ilo token. enough lav tat those who want to be delegates to • the world’s Columbian fair in Chicago I this year, stand up.. Some thief rifled the close line and i appropriated our flannel last week. ! Tlie Girard plantings are some 1.400 or 1,500 feet above the level of the sea; these are the conditions of its own home, and the remarkable healthiness of these trees shows that they appreciate the po sition in which they find themselves.— Meehan’s Monthly. On« Man’s I*mwlini«ni. “The pessimism of some men is sim ply astounding,” said a visitor in tlie city. “Wliv, I know a fellow who a billed with hydrochloric acid. Not only is soda the most soluble of all the mineral bases, bnt the mineral acid with which it is combined forms a remarkably solu ble series of salts—the chlorides. Thus the primary fact concerning the salinity of sea water is that it lias selected from among the stable chemical elements the two which form tlie most soluble com pounds. Among the earthy liases is one which is exceptionally soluble—that is. magnesia—and this stands next to soda in its abundance in sea water. I | ally insulted another inan for saving liis ,n B-S abundance in sea water. Inp Uirrlij (Inti! * ' life- The way it happened was this: Modern research has showu that the MIO nlglll UIIIJ j devilish, .bright bnt knockabout oowm contains in solution nearly every THURSDAY, JAN. 19. Murphy, who will, in the future, add the business of brokers to their list. “Orange Blossom,” the common-sense Female Remedy, is sold and recommend- cd by all druggist*. (’afit. Nelson is doing some repairs on the artesian well this week. Try llrad Watson A (’o. fora shawl tor your mother. Dr. G. P. Folks has removed his of fice from Gulf street to the residence of Captain Knox on Albany avenue, where he may ho found by those de_ siring his professional services, at any tiour, day or night. Hats, ribbons and all kinds of millinery good* at cost. Mrs. K. Coting ham. class room in the high school. Mr. J. I. Col cord and Mrs. L. P. Colcord, of Amoskeag, were roistered at the Phoenix Thursday. C. A. Bright, of Clinch Haven, was in the city this week. Messrs. A. Scssoros and son and Miss Blanchic, of Sessoms, were registered at the Phoenix Thursday. W. W. Regan and B. Dickson, of Baxley, were guests of mine host Ftick- land this week. Thompson’s glove-fitting comet, all sizes. Brad Watson & Co. The mains and the hydrants have been distributed over the city, and (lap- tain ' Nelson is repairing the source of the spout. Wc have employed a first-class liar- ! LITTLE LORD FiUNTlERIY, With the talented Child Actress MABEL PAIGE, sort of a chap named Whittaker was ono j element that exintn upon the earth, and day sitting on the veramla of a country tlla t these elements exist in the water in hotel in a southwestern town chatting i proportions nearly corresponding to the with a number of friends. Some one , mean solubility of their various corn- happened to rail him by name, and an pounds. Thus gold and silver and most old white whiskered gentleman stand- . of the other heavy metals exist there. In the Title Rule. ing near by came waltzing tip to the crowd, mul holding out his hand to Whit taker said: ‘“Is your uauie Whittaker? “ ‘Yes,’ was the reply. “ ‘Ain’t yon little Willie Whittaker, of Balesville, Ark.? “ ‘Yes,’ again. Sonnenstadt found about fourteen grains of gold to the ton of seawater, or a dollar’s worth in less than two tons. As the ocean covers all the lower valleys of the earth, it receives all the drainage from the whole of the exposed land. This drainage is the rainwater that has fallen npon this exposed surface, has make : tice. kind of harness on short no- j through any amount ofthickness J. A. JONKH & C’O. | intrinsic beauty.”—World. Seat* on sale at usual pluc Well, don’t you remember the time > flowed down its superficial slopes or has you fell off aflatboat into the river about j * nto porous land and descended ’ appeals to liutnnn j twenty years ago, aud how you’d V got ; underground. In either case the water lickncss hv B^iwn downed 1 hadn’t dived in and saved ; dissolve and carry with it any sol- iicnw.viM'wn,^ *Yes,’ Whittaker said, ‘I do, you old tible matter that it meets, the quantity Brad Watson &. Co. have just comple ted arrangements by which they get all their hosiery from Germany, saving jobbers’ profits. Houses Apply at Herald Office. 1 Human A (Vs. fine shoe neat and comfortably shod, guaranteed to give *ali*facti< refunded. Brad Watson* A Co. j The C. C. Grace Co. are offering ! some astonishing bargains in dress j goods. The new city council organized last I' Brunswick, spent night, but as wc went to press :« ljittle i last in Way cross. “To be or not in advance of their actinn.no foiecast | to ^ e ' that is the question, of the committees could lx* obtained. [ - ^ \VK DON’T WA9IT TT1K BARTH ! Mrmtiy snmi. t ]{„ t wv wan t you to come or send for The ladies who wear our Kripjaridorf, ! p r j ces on j 0 j, printing. arc always ! .. _ _ Every jiair . Rev. F. A. Branch, Presiding Elder of or money * this District, will fill the pulpit of the M. E. Church to-morrow morning and even- 7 * ing. The water works commissioner* are a * *♦' busy set just now, distributing the ! l want to sell, for cash, one lot 125x large pipes all over the city, and the j 200. adjoining the residence of Col. R. work of placing them in line on the sur- j Cannon ; also 5 shares of stock, series vey will soon commence. ; “A,” Waycross building and loan. Ad- ^ dress C. S. Pop>^ b% Droi. IaI’ box 102, Waycross, Ga. Wc had to buy an enormous quantity j ♦— of ladies and children's, hose to get i Andrew J. Miller of the first ward and them from a German factory, but now • Capt. E. II. Crawley of the second, the we can undersell all competitors. ( two new members of the city council, Brad Watson Co. will hold up their corner* during the ‘ present year. Prof. W. E. Gullette has been etu- ' ployed as principal of Bickley school for a term of 10 months, commencing Janu ary 16. This is now one of Ware coun ty’s best schools, and under the manage ment of ProC Gullette will soon be sec ond to none in the county. Terms of board and tuition can be had by addn s*- i ing tlie principal. WANTED, A local reporter, lady or gentleman. Profitable employment offered to the right applicant with some knowledge of the work to be done. Mr. M. B. Hunter, the celebrated manufacturer of California subsidized graphite stone for paving sidewalks and Tlie vluraje IVoai I'rewinjr to fallillg j other ornamrntal dwignx of « local n*. weather was hist Wednesday We presume the farmers arc casting ! about for the lay of tlie land, they have j been so extremely idy1s»» bn the: streets this week. I Will some of our friends' from the country bring in a basket of persimons? Little Lord Fauntleroy is a pure and healthy play, good for the cause of the drama, and good for the people who wit ness it. Bishop Nelson, of Atlanta, will preach at Grace Episcopal church on the 18th instant. All are cordially invited to go and hear him. Preaching in the morn ing at 11 o’clock, in the evening at 7:80. Hows ThU. We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney, Prop., Toledo, O. Wc the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for tlie last 15 years, end 1k*- lieve him perfectly honorable in all business transaction? and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, and Wal- LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. WARE COUNTY. Sheriff Sales for Taxes. Also, at the same time ami place, will aolil lot of land No. 843, in 8th district Ware county, for state and county tax. di thereon for tlie year 1892. levied on a* t' property of 1). II. Walker. playing i>oker for twenty years and never won a cent. I’ve been kicked and cuffed over fourteen state*, and l*in out of a job now. Goodby.’ And/he really in- dignaut Whittaker s»Bed off down the steps, leavilM^i^^woccnt tienc- ; factor aghast wi”—St. Lotus [ Republic. of solid matter which is thus appropri- fool Wliat goad d^d it do? I’ve been .ted being proportionate to it* solubility and the extent of its exposure to the solvent. Rain .when it falls npon the earth is distilled water, nearly pure (its small impuridea being what it obtains from the air), put river water _wb reaches the oceAn contains j quantities of dissolved mineral 3 etable matter. These small | tions are ever pouring in and ever i ; mulating. This continual addition of" /cored at home ith- I outpsin.Bookofnar- I ticulais sent FREE. "OM.WOOLLEY.M.D. o 101}^ Whitehall St Monday and Friday. Those of ns who like Friday for vari ous reasons, but chiefly because it leads np to Saturday, npon which day schools are closed, will lie pleased to hear that it is not half so unlucky a day as Mon day, the day school opens again. A Ger- mau statistician, feeling that Friday had been a much maligned day, determined to make a scientific investigation of tlie matter, and found that it is not Friday but Monday that is the most nnfortnnate of the week days. According to liis investigations 16.74 per cent, of all accidents occur on Mon day, 15.51 per cent, on Tuesday, 16.81 per cent, on Wednesday, 15.47 per cent. den, Kinnan & Marvin. Wholesale ! Thursday, 16.38 per cent, on Friday, Druggists, Toledo, O j 16/38 per cent, on Satnrday and only 2.69 Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internal- j per ceut. on £an<lay. So you see Friday ly, acting directly upon the blood and j isn't so tail a day after all.—Harper’s mucuous snrfaces of the system. Price ; Young People. 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all drug- TU« Origin of 1’rofiinUj. Sweariug, it is presumed, came in J dissolved mineral salts without any cor- witli tho original man, for as Adam was • responding abstraction by evaporation au agriculturist it is not presumed that j has been going on ever since the surface he was free from the trials and troubles, of the earth consisted of land and water, vexations and weaknesses of other farm- I An examination of the composition of ers. The old Greeks anil Romans were ! other bodies of water which, like tho most proficient aud picturesque swear- j ocean, receive rivers and rivnleta and ers, and were accustomed to rattle up J have no other outlet than that afforded their gods in the roost finished style J by evaporation, confirms this view. All when things weren’t coming their way. j of these are more or less saline, many of To speak colloquially, it was » cold day j them more so than tlie ocean itself. On \ when the Olympian deities did not hear the great tableland of Asia, “the roof of their names taken in vain by the impa- \ the world,” there is a multitude of small tient mortals who pursued their ordi- ; lakes which receive the waters of rivers nary Unties or paved the way to classic ' and rivulets of that region and have no textlsKiks for future generations. This ' outlet to the ocean. On a map they ap- reprehensible practice has prevailed in j pear like bags, with a string attached, the Latin countries to tlie present day, tho bag being the lake and the string the and the French woman says “mon Dieu,” aud the Italian or Spanish woman swears by t he sacred properties with as little cotupunctiou as Octavia or Corne- river All these lakes are saline, many of them excessively so. simply because they are ever receiving river water of flight salinity and ever giving off vapor lia would have emphasized the name of I which has no salinity at all. There is no Jove or coupled the altar of Vesta with ! wash through these lakes, as in the great an ordiuarv statement of fact.—New j American lakes or those of Constance. York World. . | Geneva, etc. The sea of Aral and the Caspian ore gist*. Testimonials free. Visiting cards, wedding cards, cards of invitation, programs in great variety at this office, neatly printed or engraved. Little Lord Fauntleroy is the next at traction at the opera house, on Thurs- dav the 19th. Trv Brad Watson A Co. for slincs. The Welfare of Children. There is a distinct advance in intelli gent grownup interest in child life. Mr. Howells. Miss Larcom and Edward Everett Hale have all given us interest ing books embodying their own recollec tions of childhood. Mrs. Dr Land is writing a charming novel whose main interest is iu problems of childish psy chology, and Mrs. Bnrnett promises a similar volume. During the recent ! meeting of the Association of College of the lakes without any other outlet than evaporation, and they aro saline accord ingly. The Dead sea, which receives tho Jordan atone end and a multitude of minor rivers and rivulets at the other end and sides, is a noted example of ex treme salinity. It is. as everybody knows, a sea or lake of brine. The to tal area of land training into the great ocean does not exceed one-fourth of its own area, while the Dead sea receives the drainage and soluble matter of an area above twenty times greater than its own. and thus it fulfills the demand of the above stated theory by haring far greater salinity than baa the great ocean. FOR RENT, One small house, corner Elizabeth and Tebeaq street*. Apply to W. F. Parker. 500 cords dry heart pine at $2.00 per cord, delivered anywhere in the city. xn/uiH-x,^ 1 lu ~> ! V n the ci,,. xnd .ill «ke «.i- order ,t Miller*. « PU„t j iv night. _ mates for paving free of charge. , XVMIUO. - ; take it intoyonr heads to elope . — . —KiteField*,WaaMastoa. Wc cell * honre-ciitchca Chinn *ilk Don't fail lo see the bargains in handken-hirf for uni;- 25 emu each. dress goods at the Grace Co. Ba*t> Watson A tk). < , UMTI LOST: Traveler* may leant a lemon from; Lost, a gold ring, Cameo set, betwarn Mr. C. D. Uono, a prominent attorney of i post office andvSouthefn Hotel. Libera! Parker, Dakota, who rays: “I never' j reward'for its return to leave home without taking a bottle of) '' HaKtridoe Sweat. . Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and.Dior- j . irr . w .—,— Htaa Remedy with me; and on many oe> ! Pr. G. B. William,’ laser Pitta, . casSaas have ran with it to the relief ofj AtT. S. VsineVdrwg stole, endorsed some soferer and have never, koown.itj bj Dr. J. L. JVelker.. This pill will cure to ML For sale by Cash Drag Stars j sick headache or any other kind. Kaphael's Theological Virtue. It is vain to accuse Raphael, as did certain of his contemporaries, of not having sufficient theological virtue, in asmuch as he painted virgins that were too humanly adorable. Raphuel con formed his painting to his ideas and his sentiments. He expressed his soul, just m Lippo Lippi, Botticelli, Mantegna, | Adum^e it wm evident that Belhm and Perugino expressed their moat interesting branches of work taken souls, each one differently, and in a man- Q p } )V college bred women is systematic ner characteristic of Ins more or less and scientific study of the development imaiier bruout uuu u» wo gmi uccwl complex personality; and, as regards —physiologic, psychologic And ethical— According to this view the salinity of ut }hem. the degree of onr ad- . Zvg?ySnK children". This recogni- .to most te steadily though £ry 1 ! Uon of the interesting points of the | Jowly increasing, and there most bo i the temperament and cnltnre of our . young human animal is significant. It ! slowlv proceeding a corresponding adms- ; °* n son l*' Theodore Child In Harper s. j not 0 nlv promises better things for the 1 tation of evolntion among the inhabit- child, but be" ;er tiroes for his cider*.— ' ants, both and vegetable. The Kate Field’s Washington. _ study of this subject and the effect w man as •» Aniatsi i which the increasing salinity of the past Professor (to boy in natora'l history ! *** °PO° .the progremiv. class)—Are animals known to possess the f P*v* M ^ tx f ns « fr. displayed *y fosols Is, I think, worthy or more at- tention than it has hith^to received Profewor^-Wbat'a'uunal ha. the great- gm JUttien WU- eat natural fondness for man? A Father's Suggestion. Jack—I hope you'll consent to a mar riage between myself and your daughter Alice. Qniverfull—Can’t do it, young man- weddings are too confoundedly expen sive. No, sir, 1 refuse my consent, but Little Lord Fauntleroy appeal* to ; human nature, »d it goes straight to j WA|[RKN L0TT the heart through any amount of thick- i ness by its own intrinsic value. Mabel l’aigc and Little Lord Kaunt- j leroy at the opera house next Thursday j night ' Trank" at reduced prices. Baad Watson A Co. Boy—Woman.—Exchange. who C. K. MCBl’HY. Brad Watson Oo. lead in the sale of Hat Mat of Tin. A charming lady of the old school. 1 ts a member of one of the historical fsm- I dies of Massacbnaetta. says that she never : goes by a statue of her most distinguished S kinsman witboot wishing it did not stand , there in the son and in the storms. "Other people Like statues." she says, i ‘bat t do not. I don't like to see my INSURANCE AGENTS and BROKERS |* ^ We may render the words of one lan guage literally into those of another end yet lose the reryopbit of the whole, but there si*' cases of what may be called LOTT & MURPHY, Fire, Life and Accident.. Nothing but First-class Companies represented. Insurance collected on si* aes of property.