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,/ AWM-AwmfceWBpg* Andrew J. Tappan, of Jericho, L. l t is aroaeiog the attention of all the medical men in the neighborhood. He bu not slept tor five consequently an objeet of cariorily.— He is a merchant and is the proprie tor of a very good business. The physicians are investigating the caus es of Mr. Tappan's insomnia, but can not ns yet understand its causes. A mail and express reportsr called upon Hr. Tappan yesterday and found him standing behind the counter of bis store. In the course of conversation Mr. Tappan said that it bad been more than six months since he had bad any sleeft He was apparently in good health, and does not complain of his singular disease. He is about fifty-five years old, weighs one bun dred and sevebty pounds, and is of large stature. He has several grown sons and daughters. He says bis loss of sleep dates from a severe ‘illness from which be suffered nearly six months ago. He passes the hours of night reading, writing and reposing in bed awake. —'-Wd—i. : A Growing Voilk. London Pill Mill Outtto. Jean Condoist has been brought to Pari* a* a medical curiosity front the Haute Caone. According to a medi cal contributor to a Pariaan contem porary, this youth, aged 19, took a start on the 17th of May, 1881, being then six feet three inches highland found one morning that he bad grown an inch. Every week sinee then has he registered himself, and on the 14tb of September this human beanstalk had gained, nearly five inobes;he grew five inches more before the twentieth of January. 1882. and seven more be- f irirMareh fifteen; and ho now stands seven feet and ten inches. All this lms been accompanied by great pains in tbe back, and be stoops considera- b y, but since last June, it is his legs only that have grown, niffl hisfeet are already, twenty-four inches loug. 'Although there has been about two hundred bodies cremated in Italy du- riug the last fife yes.a, aud about twenty in the'United States, crema tion has made slow progress in Eng land. It has been declared illegal there by Justice Kay. He- 'held that no person cau dispose of bis body by will, but that bis executors are enti tled t>> its possession and custody Tor the purpose of properly burying it.— He assumes tbat they Lave no right to make other disposition of it. The question as to the illegality of cremation is to be contested by the Cremation Society. At the school „f t <e nobles, iu To- kio, Jiipanj is a physical map of that country three or four (hundred feet loug. in tbe court behind the school building. This map, or model, is made of turf and rOck.jmd is bor dered with pebbl b, which look at a little distauce very much* like water. Every inlet, rivCV and mountain is re produced in this model with a fidelity to detail which is simply wonderful. Latitude aid longitude are indicated by telegraph wires, aud tableta chow tbe position of the cities! Ingenious devices are employed in illustrating botanical studies also. The Italian ih^p iTranoesca, laden with rice, sprang a leak gnd put into (xirt »t East London, May 1L She was promptly pumped outaudalarge force of men were set to work to un load her. Tbe rice was in .bags and tin- work was pushed with all, speed; \-t the wet rice swelled so rapidly tl.ut the ship was violently burst asun der May 13. Pont Tranacripi: A crashed descon: ‘•I lmte to see a woman with rings iu her ears,7 exclaimed the good dea- c in, “they ain’t natural.' If ft was ini. -i.fed for women to wear them she "•Mil l have been boro with holes in )•-! i-urs. The first woman didn’t w ir ear-rings, I’ll be hound.” "No,” r- -,li...| the quiet little man in the ri%V . A l. i .. aLa 11 T ll A /Ito. T I- *•111 ,ii/ til-, phi: RiUi.l-i - ' •in ,i u > 11 SEEK fi health and avoid sickness. Instead of feeling tired and worn out, instead of aches and pains, wouldn’t you rather feel fresh and strong? You can continue feeling miserable and good for no thing, and no one but your self can find fault, but if you are tired of that kind oflife, you can change it if you choose. y ~ ¥ I . ■ How? By getting one bottle of Brown’ Iron Bit ters, and taking it regularly according to directions. ManfieM, Otu'o, NoY.rf.iWi. Gcntltmca:—Ihireiaffaxdwith ftua in ay aide end back, end creel •eraaeaten ay breast, with shoot* ** vnr.fr s DRU&^bHE. 4 oil! /-? r( rtdw .fitMltil . r ) I/; HfJj of spirits. » _ ■ I hare ultra KTCrxl different dicinn.mnd anas treated by prom. ^Kt physlclta* foe ay Urer, kid- neYa.andrafoen.hnt I rot no relict I thought I woald try Brown's Iron Jok»K.AU*mL Brown’s Iron Bitters is composed of Iron in soluble form; Cinchona the great tonic, together with other standard remedies, making n remarkable non-alcoholic tonic, which will cure Dys pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria, Weakness, and relieve all Lung and Kidney diseases. (fOSHETE^ Old fMhionaldo remedies »rn Wfcjfcr giving ground liefore the ndvuntse ol ntrj- i cosqneniar imTlilc, »nd old fAliionwl I Mens In regnrd to depletion n» h mriins of cure, have been quite extdoded b> the FUCCC33 oC the great renovnut which tone* t the system, tranquIiUe* the nerves. neu tralizes malaria, depurate* ami. »-iirlches tbe blooil, rouaea the lirer when dormant, I and promotea a regular habit of '""lye ) For sale by all Druggist* and Dealer* i generally. W.B.Mell&Co., 1 Wholeaalo and Retail Dealer* in SADDLES & HARNESS, . RUBBER AND Leather belting, ■SSmwmmSulani UtDB.V HARNESS, COLURS, BRIDLES, Etc, SUITABLE FOR MUX MEN AND TURPENTINE MANDFACT0RU1S, A iBpeoallty. WRITE FOB PRICES. Savannah, Georgia. corn.-r, "Nor notbiug else.’’ Tbe dis- cu-si.m was brought to an abrupt -•tmi-, and the house adjourned with out delay. — ' ' - . Ii. J.LEAVY&CO, Auction and (fommbsion Merchants, anil General Collecting Agents, $n«cia)» ttefetiou gi**n to thfe eolleoUnn pt rent* ItafelaHta fettrt consignment* feoHctled, end ■pa*)* retnrnfe gufemntirvd. Office under Advhiitw** and Afs'Kal office. Bruofewlck, G*. RrTrrt by permit* elon to 4. M. Madden, broker. Cook Brut. * Co., iiiwniiiclunri of lumber, and il. J. Colfeon. Miyor of tbe rltjr of Bmnifelck. l»nU*I) For Sale or Rent. - • • j— The underriiro.d haa a pleasant home fur tale nr rent, flood title*. Everything In good repair, and a |[no<l hari-atn lor the man tbat ia In leaaon to re- eelec It. „ _. __ ' ‘ ityl'ltf A. C, ^ARTLEIT. F. JOERGER, (AGENT,) Has just Opened a New and Complete Stock of FRESH DRUGS, CHEMICALS, Toilet Articles, EltOey EltOiy 1 Next door to Goldsmith k Ndck, NEWCASTLE STREET >i .i. 6 ..iia so TUEOKE?AT SOUTHERN BETWEKN- ALfj PRINCIPAL SOUTHCITIES* FOU FK1KGIIT AND PASSENGERS! Bhorteet, MoVt Direct end ComtorUble Route EASTERN & VIRGINIA CITIES Ou\y Direct 1*04(0 to tbn Weterlug l’lfeve* «t»l EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA; !TUe Great Kmiurant Route to Texan and the North west, win It* MemphU and CharlcMtut Diuh- * lou. and to ell point# iu Southern aud *’ ) Through Sleeping.,, Cai’s l Memphis lo New York VIA^— Roanoke and tbe New Sbennndonh Valley Line! * SLEEPERS to Ni act'ns with Uaa t Georgia Division now Open Through from BRUSHW1CX TO DALLAS <«UWa , con and Affect*, and will ha opened tbrouh to Chattanooga el* Bom* by Sept, lath, Waycross Line to Florida via its Georgia Division. Illustrated PamphWt free on AppBca- -i For ratw or InfoauUoq addra* Jaa R' Ogden, O T aad P A, XnoxYOIe, Trnu, — U M Welch. Weatrrn font. I.TvatUnooga. Thaa. R W Lowry. Ticket Agent. Daltoh. da. V R Kerr. Paeeeniier Ajwet. KdozyIUo, Teas. IBonUna. ir. Ticket Aneot. Brietol, Tenn. B D Boyd. Chattanooga. TWan. And more coming 1 We are now ready lo offer oar entire stock el i ,'ir. ,'tO 1 • ”*l- f*** ' LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S MSS, .**. . iiiy fc* .«* " AT VERY LOW PRICES! LOOK AT A FEW’ OF OUR GOODS - v I 1 |,-v C.y 1 • Quoted below 1 Come and exaraiue onr stock before purchasing elsewhere f Re convinced of our offerings, ana, SAVE !»!*m>t I IN THESE HARD TIMES! O'W BYT W.ivi POUr-j.'! ;> r/. 3 Buffoii'.Kid GfuVeji, worth $1, for‘50c. UJ kVi Scotch Plaid ’press Goods at 15c. . •.**, • ) i ;-; Worsted Dross^ Goods from 10c. ;-i Fhuncls, nil wool, for 26C. All Wool Double Width Cashmere at 65c. All Wool Camel Hair Dress Goods at 35c. * Henrii tu Cloth, 1 double width, at $1 25. 4-1 Blenching and Unbleached, good quality, at 8Jc. Fast Colt it- Ginghams at 8c. Calicoes at 5c. — 10-4 White Blankets for $2 00., i .» -)•- * •/-' ' . -i * XT i:\ . r r yr: an.-’ ' • * “ AND ALL OTHER GOODS AT J 4 *l l » »•* .1 - • A.t "Vex-yi JCipyvy !Pric,es. OUl 0I.Ij MOT^O; J. Hiekehoit ABrotiier. 1 febll-*lllortM PAliL M 4 T'ht» OPENIN’© u... .it.u'l via! :::<TOV iGCTOBBRi ON SECOND FLOOR r anh fed! V rt t ft? (*J yrvG - o.TvbsfcJ i'i|„H'« ' ■ tvo - . .■■■■■ K MILLINERY! 1882 OF NEW BftlpK IJLLKjKf^ J ■**' ‘ J'JJ liLw 1 a. a I git a\*» cheap; CHEAP! HATS AND flUMXitNGS. 'BtlAUTIFUL LACES. GLOVE:- DRESS BUTTONS, ELEGANT PL'UMES, FLOWED^- " r AND YtUCHINGS! : , . J I I 1 II! •' < ’>• ,r - •' Bnttei‘icfe 9 Bj TN STYLES! .. . C.BOWB. octTi?l » * ' ■*T > ftoitPHG •. ,, LiflSRIfiOT- GREEN GROCER AND provision Dealer - BRUNSWICK, GA. ,;i:sH BEEF, YEGETABKES POULTRY, EGG.3; FRUIT, Aad* gva«n! rf-mkvC 3-30C3S-3S; SPECIAL CONTRACTS , n Made with Vessels aagU-U SPRINU & StrMMRR ■ • '- ‘i SCHEDULE “d'i* ■mi ■' ini inill ■' QA.Ife FU. INUND STEAMBOAT 00. . , - . . _ tll’IilU .1..- ,liuil, -I - I f-fitrr'Y/ STEAMER DAVID CLARK a- , * Lmtm Urnn*wick oyotj Taoaday aad Friday oyo* Bta» aad will *tHy* at fcraaaak *»ary Wodneaday and Katnrday. Baturalag. wUltaarr *- *■ — ory Monday and Tknraday. awtrla orery Tucaday aad Friday nH>rnlBg. STEAMER CITY Off BRIDGETON , Will how for Pornaadlua **»ry T1mr«Uy and- ISmSngrra'and frrtrht for Hatfll* Ytroowin b* ftrpifdea vwllf per Ntvanivr HOWARD DRAKE, on appllrfetloti to Ag#nt. Extra Bteimem »rs held ! • re*-rve to ropply tu «ry drmtnd wv.mmm l r GENERAL ::'Z2 j p * v i rj * • 'i, . ■ Merchandise Broker, BRUNSWICK, GA. K*retenta wt*hln,«omako ardor* for pwdoaro raqaoatad brlor* (lnltut 90 to got qitotatlon, on lamo tnra mr. Will fhralah on appUrttkm the IowmS market nit* 09 aoodo doUeorad hero. — w w Orkla. Bay. M«t^>Tour. ete.”. ” ’ I repfeaeat at prYatmf of thia point— KENTUCKY PbOtmcO..... Loalotfllw IBIMT Model STUM BAKKRT.. .trfHorUJ* a U, HmHAHDHON fc CO , Oroln. Maat..!cu«rao “•“rr* 1 Oruerrleo darinnat MIAMI SOAP \ OIL (X>.. ; Cluriauat Etc.. Ft-.. Etc. frbg-ly, i-* ,'P. 1 ", F. WARNKE Merchant Tailor. . >? h; a ifevutl.^ '■?* 1 '' u-xd dm I ' '.‘jJSJzSl lOV/i Joerger’s jaloct■ ^ : JL Brunswick, (&