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regtnl to miIiJivM*, t law found It
rrjr wImIumum and liwxpmrira plan
carry a lluto nota teak around la taf
iMirkrt. You will find tots • wary worthy
dorhv. Set a|«rt a pocket Mcnslly tolu
u«'. ami always Imro It timw. If you
wake #p at a quarter of 6, and bare to
tie at Uh> office at R, and ruutl nood»
, cconotniae on jour droning time, Juat let
' your luipcnder* and collar button* go,
but bo euta to have the book. Don't
leave your room without It
Into thb book put every odd, whim-
deal or afiggntivo tiling that you run
acroH, whether you ace It boor It read
it or whether It cornea popping into your
head without apparent oauao or reason.
, You'll aoon And that you have aubjocla
vholo family for six
enough to lost too wl
, months. Then all you havo to do, when
you fed tho divine afflatus creeping down
your sjiine, and hear tlte inviting murmur
of tiro muse, la to aclao your book, run
your finger down its pages till you find a
theme to suit your mood—humorous, re
ligious, philosophical or Walt Whit-
maniacal, as tho eaao may bo, and-then,
putting your beat foot forward, follow it
up with equally mod feet till the thing ia
dono. You will find, by adopting tills
plan and pnttiiig In your odd moments,
and an evening or two, you oan average
ono or two pieces of rather so-so verso
every week.—John P. Lyons in Tho
A Hanking Trial.
It’e the hardest thing In all legal prac
tice to convict a banking 'Criminal.
Whllo tho jury may be convinced that
ho'e ‘a rascal and deserves conviction,
there are to many ways in whloh every
questionable banking transaction may bo
made to look business like that tho attor
neys of tho swindling defondant can
cosily moke it appear to a conscientious
jury that there la at least a
doubt In tho case, and the prisoner goes
free. It is difficult, too, to make a jury
understand the pointa in a banking caw.
Tho clearing house Is tho greatest pus
sier of oU.-
In one banking trial I had I put a St.
Louis banker on tho stand to explain tho
clearing house system to tho jury, and
although ho did it In what might havo
appeared to bankers a most lucid man
ner, you never saw twelve men worse
muddled than theso jurymen wero when
ho finished. That trial, by toe way.
was one of those in which tho criminal
esoaped. After hard w6rk, I convicted
Uw man on five counts, but toe supreme
court saved him tor deciding tost the law
.he had violated did not op]
banka.—Bank Attorney' In
crab
Whites on the Congo.
, The engineer on the Congo who hoi
been writing his experiences in Black
wood'# Magatlno assures his readers that
with ordinary good can white men can
live there at least m conveniently and In
at good health os in Jamaica, and he ex-
presses the opinion that when they have
more home comforts they may fnjoy life
with as much ease and safety aa now. la
Indku The white men on the Congo
within tho post two years have beodmo
convinced that the mat mortality during
' the early years of Stanley'! enterprise
was laigoly due to the privation* and
hardships that his followers had to under
go. It la a noteworthy fact that otBoma,
on the lower Congo, whloh Stanley yean
ago dtseribed aau port holo, the sanitary
condition has been eo fer Improved that
It Is now the seat of government of toe
Congo state. Among the thirty or forty
traders and agents of the Congo state who
are living at Soma, not e death has thus
fer been reported this year.—New York
Sun. ,
' SwlatertaiuF* .Hitch Cows, .
Bwltaorland has 660.000 miloh cows,
all of native breed, and divided Into two
sharply defined races, the mown and too
spotted. Tho former color varies from
deep fawn to mouao gray, tho latter
shade bring hold In the most esteem.
The brown rnoe la short horned and con
sidered aa the original type. It corre
sponds to tho remains found on too si tee
of toe &orata dtiea dt the Third century
of our era. The skulls of this race, fur
thermore, are identical with those found
In the Swiss lake dwellings, Thospottcd
race, peculiar to Berne and Fribourg, Is
believed to ha of Scandinavian origin.
«om the milking print of view there la
not vriy much dtSerenoe botwocn either
race. The average dally yield la about
two gallons, or twrive, gallons per 118
pounds of Uvewrighb The percentage
of butter to the tofik varies from 8 8-4 to
4 84 per cent.—Chicago Times.
A Hoheatollem Statute.
According to it* family statutes, no
member of the house of HoheozoUcrn Is
to undergo an operation dangerous to
life, save on too battlefield or under like
urgent circumstance*, without tho for
mal oonaont of thdklng of Prussia for
toe time bring and hlarSnlstry of state.
Yhle I* tho ration of too itato council
whloh wai held at Berlin to consider the
vase of tho crown prlnco, at which tho
mrinco regent of Brunswick and the
grand duke of. Baden wore preaont, Count
Stolberg-Wcmlgerode, minister of tho
household, presiding. Tho Emperor
William and Prince Bismarck havo, of
course, requested toe crown prince to act
as he pleases.—New York Tribune.
• ——■
* A very ingenious and useful invention,
which has just been patented, in tho
“Criado illuminator,” which is intended
for use by dentist; and surgeons for tho
parpoeo of examining tooth and tho
throat. Tho instrument consists of a tubo
of hard robber about the MiWmim of a
lead pencil and six inches long. At ono
endii a funnel shaped opening, into which
to screwed a miniature Edison Incan
descent lamp of ono candlo power, and
having on its under side a flat, epoon-
ehoped pleco of eilver for oomprassiiig the
tcrunw dnrinw too examination -
It is Absurd
For people to expect a cure fer Indiges
tion, unless they refrain from eating
what Is unwholesome t but U anything
will sharpen the appetite and give teoe
to Uie digestive organs, It Is Ay#r*s Sar
saparilla. Thousands oil over the land
testify to the merit* of tote medicine.
Mrs. Sarah Burroughs, of 346 Eighth
street, South Boston, writes t "My hus
band has taken Ayer's Sarsaparilla, tor
Dyspepsia and torpid liver, end has
been greatly benefited."
A Confirmed Dyspeptic.
C. Canterbury, el 111 Franklin st.,
Boston, Moss., writes, that, suffering
for years from Indigestion, bo was at
lwt induced to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla
and, by Its use, was entirely cured.
Mrs. Josoph Aubln, of High street,
Holyoke, Mass., suffered for over a year
from Dyspepsia, so tlmt she could not
eat substantial food, bccamo very weak,
and was unable to caro for her family,
Nelthor the medicines prescribed by
physicians, nor any of the remedies
advertised for the euro of Dyspepsia,
holpod her, nntil she commenced tho
nso of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. "Three
bottles of this medicine,'' she writes,
"cured mo."
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
raaraasn by
Dr. <1/0, Ayer k Co., Lowell, Matt,
Fries 81; sU bottles, |l. Worth *1 a bottle.
NEW YORK & BRUNSWICK
STEAMSHIP LINE.
MALLORY LINE.
STEAMERS
CAltONDELET,
EVANS,
SAN ANTONIO,
WILDER,
STATE OF TEXAS,
WILLIAMS.
S ,N and niter DoobmboV STtli, 1887, ono ot tho
' ntwTO steamers wilt leave Now York every
osday and Friday at 8 p. m.
CIom oonoooUon* with all point* on D. * W. tn
E> T..V. a a. Railroads. Through, but* Udloi
tnoa to annotation Oboe* road*.
Freight and paanga aa low aa by any otbar Hr
Forpuaeongeramietatorooma apply to
. III. tV SODTBWICK, Apt,
nnot-U Urtmtwlck.a
H rent M 8hoe ‘
Fiiiiu *11 fltsnii tuuru
WAYCBOSS HHORT LINE.
TIME GABO IK KFFM.TgKOV. ixtb, IBST.
watt tabu FACT MAIL.
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HEW ORLEANS EXPRESS.
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lOOnoon at
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JackaonvlU Iv aoo pm
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Orlasna via Pensacola.
HKUKTam
loan to tod from JackaonvlU* and
to and from Jscksonvlllt and Naw
EAST FLORIDA EXPRESS.
I.a0pmlv... Bavannap.... u 13.33 pm
4.40 pm or...
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..ar 10.48 am
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Live Oak
..ar 10.80am
..ar 7.10am
8i40pm lv.'..
10:53pm it.:.
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Pullman biiffst cars to and from JackMsvtllc
and Bt.Loala via TbomuvlUc, Albany, Montgomery
and NaahvtUa,
T ALBANY EXPRESS.
13.'40am ar...
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7:00pm lv...
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...lv fioopm
..,*r 7;38 a m
1:08am |v....
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10:80 am ar...
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...lv 8i48pm
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Lake City
..lv 8i38pm
lieBamlv,,.. Dupont ar 3.48 pm
0.80* m ar Thomasvllls lv 7.00 p m
11.40 a mar ’..Albany Iv 4.00 pm
Stop* at all regular atatlona. Pullman palace
aieeplng cere to end from JackaonvIU* and Savan
nah.
JKSDP EXPRESS.
8.18 pm lv. Savannah.. ar 8.80am
0.10pm *(...., Jmup Iv 6.38am
Stops at all regular and flag itatlona,
l’ullmnn buffot cart Jacksonville to Cincinnati
and throngh nOMhcaJncksnnvIlliitoClinttnnoqgn
B| lhill slcopln^oars to and from Jacksonville and
Through tickets sold to all points by rail and
steamship connections, and baggngo chocked
through.. Sleeping car bertha and sections sc
oured at Passenger Station.
W. F. HARDEE, Gnu. 1-nss. Agt.
R. U. FLEMING, Suporlntemlcnt.
E. T. y. & 0. B. It.
train
Time.)
The Florida Short Lino.
and altar Sunday. Nov. 87, 1887, passenger
(. WUi run aa fdAows, (Contra! Standard
Choice Assortment Pry Goods,
Ladies’, Chiidren^s&Men^Shoes,
Best Selected Motions,
Choice Family Groceries,
Provisions and Grain,
•Wood and Willow TPare,
Crockery and Glassware^
Tobacco and Cigars,
.0-0 TO-
J. J. SPEARS’,
• BRUNSWICK, GA.
JcSO-ly
I
Glauber & Isaac,
mmimn
■Brunswlois., Ga.
Office and fWareroom In tho fonnor Freight House of tho B. <fc. W. K. R.
Jnoxt to Freight House of E. T., V. & G. R. R.
HEADQUARTERS IFOR
Dry Salted and SmokedJMeats, Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Meal
and Grist, Corn, Oats, Bran, Hay, Mill Feed, Apple
Potatoes, Onions, Oranges, Lemons, &c.
Consignments solicited
call on mo before *"
Wool, Ac.
Hotted. Parties wanting anything In my line will And It to their advantage to
purchasing elsewhoro. Highest market price* paid for Hide*, jFun^ wm|
00180 SOUTH.
amvo Atlanta 5 10 n m
Leava MoDotiouglt 0 18 a m
I) 80 n in
Leave Maeon 081 a m
Arrive Cochran 1107 a m
.cave Knstrann 1145 n in
-oavo Lumber City 1 ill p m
-cave Ilaxloy r 10 p m
Arrivo iTesup il 15 p m
Arrive llruuiwlck 0 88 p m
Arrivo Savannah 7 C8 p m
Arrivo Jacksonville 7 48 p m
7 08 <> m
8 08 p m
8 80 pm
to 18 p m
10 20 p m
11 47 pm
1134 am
183 am
3 17 am
818 am
ooo am
V10 a in
718 am
Ssha
no standi higher In the eattmat
man any. otW m tho world, Tueusnflde
It will toll you tho reason It you ask iluiu.
BUTTON
This Ibno standi
ITfarvri tl
who wear
tt^ thn.eatligatton* of
naaoi
FOR SALE HY.
H. L. MoLENUON, .Agent,
apll-ly Kaiser Olaok.
W.B.Mell&Co.,
Wholsmls and Retail Dealsrs In *
SADDLES&HARNESS,
RUBBER AND
Leather belting.
PRIMOH AMD AMERICAN 0ALT BKIM8, BULX
“YMffiSfSfiSSSSt**-
HiRKESS, GOLUBS, BRIDLES, EL,
SUITABLEFCMl^MHA^MEN^ArtD TURPENTINE
jflL Specialty.
WRITE FOR PRICES.
Savannah, Georgia.
PU NAM’S
Liter; Stable!
Corner Monk and Oglethorpe atrecta.
M V imtrona and the public can rcat assured of
securing from my stable
The Finest Turn-Outs
■UAXDTHK REST SERVICE.
ujAn order]aoltclted, (and aMlafartlongguaran-
A- T. PIJTNAM,
(IQlNtlNOBTfl.
Leavo Jackaonvlllo 7 80 n m
Loave Savatnah 7 00 n in
Lcnvo llrmmwlck <.. 10 80 a m
Lenvo.Tcsup IS top m
7 00 pm
718 p in
8 80 pm
11 07 p m
i m
Arrivo Macon. . #88 p m
Lcnvo Macon 648pm
leave Flovllla 811 p m
Leave McDonough OOSp in
Arrive Atlanta tool p in
Leave Atlnnta.... 100 p mio SO p m
Arrivo Romo 410 p ni 110 p in
Ar. Chattanooga! 8 oo n in 4 to n in
188 am
3 80 am
8 88 am
4 00 am
513 am
007 a m
7 30 am
7 40 nm
10 40 am
188 p m
Connection la made at Clevolaua wan Pullman
pntneo sleeping ears, ono at which goes to Wash
ington, via Lynchburg, and the other to New
York viaRaanoko and tho Shenandoah Valley.
Leighton sleeping ear* between Brunawlok
and Athuita.
UMuruss u. W. WRENN, G. P.
L. J. KLLI8, A.G.P.A., Knoxvl
Atlanta, Ga.
iu. uni —
AT. A.,
tile, Tenn.
Pianos anl Organs Tuned
And Repaired ip Workman-Like
Manner.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Numerous
O City and Country Reforcncea. Ordere can bo
loft with It. T. Dunn or Wnlto A Dart.
R. E. STEELE,
Tonclior of Miulo and Resident Timor.
d. A. BUTTS,
Physician ar\d Surgeoi\.
/OFFICE northwest corner of Nowcoetle and
\J Uloneestor streets, lately occupied by l)r. Ji
Wilson. Calls left with Rockwell, the Iirngglit,
will revolve prompt attention. Omco hours 0 to
11 n. m. and !l to I p.m. lti
tor st root, ono door from Un
wilt receive prompt attention.
Kesidenccon Glouees-
idem.
„ ’Sporlat attention given to diseases of
throat and lung*.
0.0. HOOKE.
J. C. VAI.ENTIKOt
Shoes, Shoes, Hats, Hats!
COMPLETE STOCK AT THE -
A.T PANIC FRIOB3S!
Call and be convinced. Ladies’ Fine Shoes a Specialty.
H. L*. MoLENDON, Agent,
np21 KAISER BLOCK,
Clothing, Clothing!
JJ.LISSNER&CO
Auo. F. Franklin.
J. /. H. Jone
FRANKLIN A JONES,
Dealer. Broker anil Comis* Herclaet,
MOORE & VALENTINO
Contractors and Builders,
Manufacturers and Dealers la
StoY Doors and Blinds, Mouldings
Newel Posts, etc.
Wanted—By n indy of some ex
pcriencc, a situation as Stenographer
and type-writer, who will be ready
to start on tho shortest notice. Ad
dress, Post oflicobox 40. lin
Hi;, Un, tad, tar, Bacon,
Mill Feed Generally.
%
Car-Lofcw Hots a Specialty
We Compete with any Market in Quality ai\d
Price, and Mean just what we Say.
JanU-lT.