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EFFECTS OF EARLY RISING.
Getting Vp Bo Early Aa to lie Lea*
"Healthy, Wealthy and Wine."
Let tts begin by saying that omry per
son needs n certain average amount of
Bleep in twenty-four horns, and that, ex
cept -in extremely rare oases, the person
best preserves health by taking that av
erage amount every day, beginning at
the same hour, and of oourae ending at
the same hour, day after day.
In the next place, remembering that
if wo obearve tha rule of taking a uni
form amount of sleep each night, the
' Question of what hour wo shall rim is de
termined by the hour of istirlng, we may
aay that, with meet people, the morning
hours are the beet and frsehest of the
day. This does not oover the whole
truth, for, In considering this question, it
must bo torso in mind that wo are really
deciding between an hour, or lea time,
at the beginning, r *nd the seme tfloe at
file end of the day.
Again, the amount of sleep needed is
hot the same for all persons. Conse
quently, If all are to rise at the same
hour, they must retire at different hours.
. One of the most amusing conceits of
the Rev. Dr. Edward E. Hale, represents
a fanner and his wife, with a frenzy for
.firly rising, to have argued, from the
ddtecss oT6 o’clock as a uniform break-
fist hour* through the year, that they
could gain an hour a day by breakfasting
at 8. •
The experiment worked so well that
they presently pushed the breakfast hour
book to 4 o’clock, and so gained two
hours a day,. Again they moved the
hour took to 8 o’clock—and so they went
on, untllthey had gone backward through
■ the houn three tubes, with the result of
gaining three whole days every day they
Obviously one may rise too early, and
mgjjMn ^conse^uenco^to^tow^^healthy,
hour more reasonably early. And,
k, no rule coven all cases. Beyond a
doubt there are persons, young and old.
mom especially old, who cannot rise at
what is to most people not too early an
.hour, without extreme dlioomfort, and in
f of health.
It is Absurd
lot people to upset a one lot Indigos-
fisa, unless they minis from eating
what it unwholesome | tot if anything
will sharpen the appetite sad give tone
to the digestive organs, It Is Ayer's Sar
saparilla. Thousands all over tbs land
testify to the merits of this medicine.
Mrs. Sarah Burroughs, of MS Eighth
street, South Boston, writes t "My hus
band has taken Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, for
Dyspepsia end torpid liver, and has
been greatly benefited."
A Confirmed Dyspeptic.
0. Canterbury, of lit Franklin at,
Boston, Mass., writes, that, suffering
for yean from Indigestion, be was at
last Induced to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla
had, by Us use, was ontirely cured. *
Mrs. Joseph Aubin, of High atreot,
Holyoke, Moss., sufforod for over a year
from Dyspepsia, so that she could not
eat substantial food, became very weak,
and was unable to caro for her family.
Neither tho medicines prescribed by
physicians, nor any of tho remedies
advertised for the cure of Dyspopsia,
helped her, until she commenced the
uso of Ayor’s Sarsaparilla. "Throe
bottles of this modlclne," sho writes,
"cured mo.”
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
XXXPAXKO BT
Dr. J. 0, Ayer it Co., Lowell, Man,
" Fries (I| six bottles, |J. Worth |5s belli*.
' not make them
wakeful a moment sooner: or, it happens
that they cannot sleep at the beginning of
' the fight If they try. Sdch people, if
the affliction is a real one, are to to
pitied.
Now our readers will see tho comfort
wo oiler to late risers. We say to thorn
that if they.oannot rise early they ought
hot to do so.’. Leaving out of tho ac
count those whose work compels them to
be up late, at fight, we estimate that one
person in fifty is unable to rise early
without harm. ; i
The rest of those who do not get up to
breakfast—oto lazy.—Youth’s Compan
ion,
The Centum soldier, as seen at Stras'
burg and in othor parts of the empire,
is the result of a most careful and thor-
. Tough military organization for a long
series of yean and of A military system
that has reached perfection. Ho Is an
, educated man, physically and mentally,
add a part of his education is acquired
under military discipline. He is not so
■.dashing in his appearance as tho English
soldier, but ho shows in" "
in bis figure the re
fill of thorough training in qthletio and
gymnastlo exercises, ana then is an air
and expression of Intolligonooand
culture shout the German soldier not
seta in tho army of any other nation.
■His uniform is scrupulously neat and
clean; ho is sober, quiet, respectful and
obedient! he is falthnil, loyal and patrl-
Otic. My ■ observation of tho German
, soldier leads me to think that in physical
development, in military education in
every detail, and in general education,
which includes the knowledge of several
languages, the German soldier has no
superior or equal.—Ool, Clark in New
York Herald.^
The chances of fito are thus set down:
Out of every 1,000. men twenty-five of
them ‘die annually. One-half of thoso
who ore born dio before they attain the
age of 7 years. The men able to bear
arms form a fourth Of the inhabitants of
a country. MOM old men are found in
fievated situations than in valleys and
plains. Tbs number of inhabitants of a
city or County is renewed every thirty
years. Tho proportion between tho deaths
of women and those of men is 100 to
108. The probable duration of femalo
lives is sixty yean, but after that poriod
the calculation is more favorable to them
than to men.—Chicago.Nows.
■ All Draw Uft from the Country.
Tho country is the* nursery of tho
towns and tho towns are the nurseries of
our cities.' It is just so everywhere.
When a former gets rich enough to go to
town, he goes, far the town has good
schools and churches and society. When
a town mndhant gets a little ahead, he
gets ambitious, and wants to get rich
with more alacrity. He beootnes a little
NEW YORK & BRUNSWICK
STEAMSHIP LINE.
MALLOEY LINE.
STEAMERS
CARONDELET,
EVANS,
SAN ANTONIO,
WILDER,
■ STATE OF TEXAS,
m ■ WiloamV,
AN and aftor December 27th, 1887, ono ot tho
KJ above etonmors will lesvo Now York ovory
Tuesday and Friday at S p. m.
Close connections wltb all points on B. A W. an
E. T., V. k O. lUUroadt. Through bills ted inf
signed to all point* on abovs toads.
Freight snu. passage aa low aa by any other line.)
For passenger and atata rooms apply to
in. W SOUTH WICK, Agt,
unel-ly Brunswick, G
SUIalft'A* 1 * 3
83 SHOE.
Suuim,. Fiiim «n Iutiii hm
WAYCBOS8 SHORT LINE.
Ting CABO IK KrrftCTjKUV. tub. ML
man udia fast mail.
Mdll DOW1I* ItAil
,L«s» tv ...Savannah lv UJl „ _
tfcSOBB lv„„....7ackioanite .tv 7: team
*51 ■ l»... .tv. tills m
••>** .Tampa-— tv Silo pm
PLANT
STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW OBLEANS BUM
.Sataoaah 7.18 pm
..J**op .ar SiKpai
Vayctoa* It 4.04 pm
Mamar OaUabaa.. hr 2i4Tpm
•OOnoonar Jacksonville ,tv 8.00 pm
LOSam tv,
•t«am }t M ....
f JO*m tv.
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'Mam if,I Jscksonvlli* sr 7 its p m
lOilo.am lr.......... w-ycrow ar 4:40pm
13:04 pmlv .Valdosta It tMvm
11:14pm It Qultmfn Jt Odtpm
1:33 pm ar,■■■■,■■ Tbotnasvtll* tv 1.4«pm
titupm ar.. Mtabtifi*........ 1» H:M am
awsom at ODattabooehs*. tv 11:10am
Pullman tmget earn to sad from Jacksonville and
Bast Florida express.
J»*up...........lv 10.64 a m
4.40pm at; .wayeroaa..........It v.nam
7.45 pm a»,. Jaoksonvill*
'710pm 1t», .......wsTorosi....... m SiMam
MUpmsg.;.. Potent ly »i80a m
lllpm It.'. .LakeCity ar 10.45a
5:40pun It.*..Gslnsavllls ar lOJOam
AiM p m IT mUt* Oak ar T.lpa m
8:40pm It Dupont ar 4:35 am
10:55pm ar ThomaariU* It 8:35am
1:33amar .Albany It IdSam
Pullman buffs! can to pad tram Jacksonville
and BtAouis via ZhomurUl*. Albaav. Montgomery
ALBANY EXPRESS.
11/40 s m ar..
.lv 12:10 sm
6i5ii sm ar..
7:00pm It..
Jaoksonvlll*
..It 7:00pm
..ar 7/25am
2:90am sr..
7:10 a mar,.
10:80 am sr..
....;...LiveOtk
Gslnesvllls t.
.lv 8:65 pm
.,!v 3:45 p m
10:46 sm ar..
Lake City
.It 8:25 pm
3:65amlr....i Dupont ar 8.45pm
8.80a m ar .ThomasTllle It 7.00pm
11.40 a m ar Albany It 4.00 p m
Stops at all regular stations. Pullman palace
sleeping ears to and from Jacksonville and Sana
nab.
JESUP EXPBES8.
8.45 p m It Savannah ar 8.30am
8.10 p m ar josup It S.35*m
Stops at all regular and flag stations,
Pullman buffet cars jMksonvjlle ^Cincinnati
Pull sfeeMng!ears to and from*Jacksonville ami
Savannah.
-- uu ... DU ,p connections, and baggage obcokod
through. Sloeping car berths and sections se-
curod at Passenger Stntlon.
. W, P. HARDEE, Gen. Pass. Agt.
R. G. FLEMING, Superintendent.
w; & G. R. R.
The Florida Short Line.
On and after Sunday, Nov. 27, 1887, passenger
trains will run as follows, (Central Standard
Time.)
ooiNQ Bourn,
Loavo Atlanta. 010 a m 7 03 p m
Leave MoDvmough 818 a m
LeaveFlovllla 8 07am
Arrive Macon 980 a m
Loavo Mncon 9 85 a m
Arrive Cochran 1107 a m
Leave Eastman 1145 a m
Loavo Lumbor City 119 p i
Baxley, 210 pi
Loavo 1 ,
Arrive Jesnp 8 is p m
Arrive Brunswick. 5 85p m
Arrlvo Savannah..: 7 58 p m
Arrive Jacksonville 7 45 p in
8 0S p m
859 pm
1015pm
1010 pm
1147 p m
1334 am
183 am
217 am
818 am
800 am
810 am
7 25 am
■M* shoe stands higher In tho estimation ot
..r>rv turn any other fn the world. Thousands
. near It win toU you tbs reason If you oak them.
FOR SALE BY—
H. Lk McLENDON, Agent,
ap21-ly Kaiser Block.
W.B.MeU&Co.,
Wholesal* and Retail Dealers In
SADDLES & HARNESS,
RUBBER AND
Leather beltings
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CALF SKINS, SOU
HARNESS, BRIDLE, AND PATEN TLEATB*
ER. WR1P8 AND BADDUBY WARE
HARNESS* COLLARS, dAIDLES, Et s
A Specialty.
WRITE EOR PRICES.
Savannah, iwoor^ia.
PU NAM’S
Lifer) 1 Hie!
Corner Monk and Oglethorpe street*.
uppity and bigity, and so moves to tho
securing from my *t*ble
The Finest Tnrn-Onts
. Just 80 with lawyers and doctors, i
and oven tits pceschen are not proof
against high salfrie* and besutifu) I
churches.—Bill Arp in Atlanta Constitu
tion.
MiJAND THE BEST 8ERVIOE.
idled, (and autl*faction|
A. T- PUTNAM,
OOINQ NORTH,
Loavo Jacksonville 7 80 a m
Loavo Savannah 7 08 a m
Leave Brunswick 1050 am 1
Leave Jesnp 12 50 p m
Leave Lumber City
Leave Kastman 4 10 p m
Leave Cochran 4 68 p m
Arrive Macon 685 p m
Leave Mncon . 8 45 p m
Loavo Flovllla 811 p m
LeaveMcDonongh........ 905p m
Arrive Atlanta 10 05p m
Loavo Atlanta....lOOpmlo top m
Arrlvo Romo 410 p m 110 p m
Ar. Chnttanooga t 00 p m 4 50p m
TOO pm
7» pm
880 pm
1107 p m
ltiam
180 am
• 865 am
400 am
519 am
807 a m
7 20 am
7 40 am
1040 am
Connection la mndo at Cleveland wttn Fnllmnn
palaco stooping oars, ono ol which goes to Wash
ington, via Lynchburg^ and the other to New
•a and too Shenandoah Valley,
LelghtonT sleeping ears betwten Brunswick
and Atlanta.
For tlokotsand further Information, eallon or
address B. W. WBENN, G.P, IT, A.,
L. J. ELLIS, A.G.P.A., Knoxville, Tenn.
Atlanta, Ga. .
Pianos and Organs Toned
And Repaired in Workman-Like
Manner.
S atisfaction guaranteed. Numerous
City and Country Reference*. Orders can be
loft with H. T. Dunn or Walto A Dart.
R. E. STEELE,
Teacher ot Uuslo and Resident Tuner.
J. A. BUTTS,
Physician ai\d Surgeon.
O FFICES northwest comerol Newcastle and
Gloucester streeU,latelv occupied by Dr. J.
Wilson. Calls left with Rockwell, tho Druggist,
will receive prompt attention. Ofllco hours 9 to
11 a* m. and 8 to op* m» Reaidehcoon Glouccs-
ter street, ono door from Union. ....
jiHlpcclal attention given to diseases of
iroat a
throat and lung*.
. XOOUX. J.O. VALKNTINOl
MOORE & VALENTINO
Contractors and Builders,
Manufacturer* and Dealers in
Saah, Door* and Blinds, Mouldings
Nawel Posts, etc.
eiauing Mill and Shop, Newoastle Street.
Wanted—By a lady of some ex
pertcncc, a situation as Stenographer
and type-writer, who will bo ready
to start on tho shortest-notice. Ad
dress, Post olHcebox 46. ltn
Choice Asgortinent^Pi^GoodBz
Ladies’, Children’s ifeMen^s Shoes,
Best HelectedNotiongt
* Choice Family Groceries,
Provisions and Grain,
Wood and Willow Ware,
Crockery and Glassware,
Tobacco and Cigars,
to — ,
J. J. SPEARS’,
BRUNSWICK, GA.
Jeso-iy
Glauber & Isaac,
H
■Briunswiois., Gr».
Ofllco and BWareroom in the former Freight House of tho B.' <fe. W. R. R.
"next to Freight Houqe of E. T., V. <fc G. E. R.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Dry Salted and SmokedJMeats, Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Meal
and Grist, Corn, Oats, Bran, Hay, Mill Feed, Apple
Potatoes, Onions, Oranges, Lemons, &o.
Consignments solicited. Parties wanting anything in my llne wlU find it to their advnntMto to
II on me boforo purchasing elsewhere. Highest market price* paid lor Hides, Wagj
COMPLETE STOCK AT THE
AJT F.AJKna PRIOES!
ap21
Call and be convinced. Ladies’ Fine Shoes a Specialty.
H. L. MeLENDON, Agent, (
. KAISER BLOCK.
Clothing,
J. J. LISSNER & CO
J. A. H. Jone
Adg. F. Franklin.
FRANKLIN & JONES,
Seiler. Broker ait Commission Mental
! ^
Bay, Brail, Feed, Four, ton,
Mill Feed Generally.
Car-Loihu fiots a Specialty
We Compete with any Market in Quality and
Janll-lr.
Price, and Mean just what we Say.