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♦ , ' mitWMwM Ontakme differ M tn IlHrilMrf Ui* fra Inieatinn of water at toast time*, but Urn view i«4 iiwu'l ll probtUj llrnl II .lilulrtt ti»«> Ktirtrio jtil.v and m rrtafriadtgcaUnti. A|»rt frotnUw furl that a moderated«Jaj JUDM-aa la hr no moon* * tllwulnuilnRo, no $ir William Sdmte tn** nliown In liiaem rtaimtiou of Ok) nqmUHtjMDf to* and uoffw, It b more than doubtful whether nn^jaudb^otodlajn nmlhjr 'produced. do good by wadilii* out tho digested tod gJiag^s.’gef’ittel digestive ferments. Repin l» acstaljqrio body, and a given quantity will work aimoat indefinitely provided the peptone* are removed aa they are formed. Tbo good effect* of water, drunk frrdy beforo rsnlt—It waihe* away the mucus which ia secreted by the uncus membrane dur ing the intervals at repeso, and favors peristalsis of the whole alimentary tract. Tbo membrane thus cleansed is ins much better oooditfon to receive food and con vert it into soluble compounds. Accord ing to Dr. Leut, who has made this sub ject a special study, oold water should be given to persons who have sufficient vitality to react and hot water to tbo others. In chronic gsstrio catarrh it is •ertremoly beneficial to drink warm oe hot water beforo meals, and salt is said in most casos to add to the good effect produced.—British Medical Journal. Washington's Famous Dotal. "Willard’s hotel is a sort of milestone marUbg the growth of Washington. It is within tho memory of men now living that what is now tho spacious hotel was merely a country inn, with a front of not more then thirty feet. The oldest por tion of tlie grand hotel of today was built about three-quarters of a century ago, and was known first as tho City hotel, afterward os Williamson's, and again it was colled Fuller’s, under which it was known until along lit the '80s, when tho Willard brothers took the house and gave'it their name. As tho city grew the house grow, until It now occupies more than two-thirds of a block at , its many stories of apartments accommodation for a thou- Don't Walt Until jrwir hair betwtsw Of*, thin, aid gray before giving tbs uieullou needed to preserve its beauty and vitality, Keep on your toHrt-uMa a bottle of Ayert Stair Vigor-Hie only dressing B Require for the ha!r~«bd ttsen little, y ( to praam the natural color and » 1 finally bought* bottle of AystV’ Vigor, and, after naiug only a part of the contents, my bead was covered with n heavy growth of hair. I recom mend your preparation as the best hate- restorer tn the world." "My hair was faded and dry,".writes MabelO. Hardy,of Delsvan, 111.; "but after using a bottle of Ayer’s Hair Vigor it became black and glossy." Ayer's Hair Vigor, Bold by Druggists and Perfumers. Pimples and Blotches, So disfiguring to the face, forehead, and nock, may be entirely removed by the uso of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, tho best and safest Alterative and Blood-Pnrlfler ever discovered. Dr. J. O. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Man. Sold by Druggists; $1; ilxbotUM for**. Through its many years it has ever been the favorite resort of statesmen in both booses of congress. Many consulta tions "which hod for their object tho hap piness of millions have been held there. During tho war officers of all grades found it a Welcome refuge from the wearisome details and privations of cam paigning. Presidsnta^iact have gone out from it to take the. oath of office. Many, caucuses of greht moment, decid- 'lng important steps of public policy, have been held there,. Young benedicts and the capital fed that not been perfectly visit the famous now has a front mla avenue and h street. It is —New York NEW YORK & BRUNSWICK STEAMSHIP LINE. MALLOBY LINE. . Bismarck's JTarrow Escape. According to private correspondence from Berlin, Prince Bismarck has been considerably troublodof late by taa effect of the bullet wound he received to many the revolver of a would Moby people have forgotten even the circumstance that tho great German chancellor waa so murderously attacked by the youth Blind, but as a matter of root five shots were discharged at him, and it wqs simply owing to tho sturdy way in which ho grasped his as sailant’s arm that only one of them took effect. This bullet glanced oil one of tho chancellor’s lower ribs, nnd a bony ex- cresenco which developed in consequence - still marks tho place. As it turned out, too, Bismarck's risk was by no means at an end when ho grappled with uiid seized ills assailant. A military guard hurried up on hearing tho QhanceUor's shouts, and the itupulso of the foromoet of these stalwart Prussian grenadiers, on seeing a comparatively feeble strippling being held and seemingly maltreated by a ponderous man with a hold head—for Bismarck’s hat had fallen off—was to club his rifle and bring it down on tho latter’s bore pato. Luckily for Germany, however, tho chancellor warded off his impending fate by shout ing out, "Hold on; I am Bismarchl” on which, as tho latter himself tells tho story, the soldier dropped his weapon in, a tnuoli greater fright than tiiat of his escaped victim.—London Figaro.* "Swapping" Ont Went. "Swapping is always associated with western life,’ arid a real estate broker to * reporter. "Ona always imagines a ■cowboy or ranchmah meeting another and exchanging a hgrso for a gun, and a blanket or a number of oattlo for a pieco ■of land. This barter is not onlycarr' -d on in tho west. You would bo surprised to see what queer transactions we have to rnoko sometimes. A lady in this city . who hod Bomo fine diamonds, wished to make an investment in real estate, but had no money to invest. Shocamctous and wo managed to get a piece of land for which she gave somo of her diamonds. Tho jnan who disposed of the land did not want the diamonds after he had re ceived them, and he again managed to exchange them for a slioro in a good pay ing business in a small country town. all tho stock in tho store will be valued and taken for real estate; some times bones and carriages will bo riven V—New York Mail and Hie oldest general of tho United States army is William Baity Harney. He was bprn near Nashville, Twin., in 1809, and *hs army in 1818. He was Ifkjor general on March 13, STEAMERS cAkondelet, EVANS, SAN|AN1’0N10, WILDER, ,STATE OF TEXAS, ■RVILLIAMS. altet December 27th, 1887, ono of "the men will leave Now \ork every E obits ouB. AT rough bills Udin* signed to all points on shove roads. Freight and passage sS low as by any otber line. For passenger and state rooms apply to R. W SOVTHWItlK, A at, met-ty Brunswick. Q „ur irtsfMtogyBGiS 11 83 o unless bcnrlngthls Stamp JAMES MEANS' 83 SHOE. and Alt- raram e. A postalosrd sent , ns win brlflayou informs, ton howto gsithtaShoe Bsnjntntoor Territory. J. Means SsCo., 41 Tdncoln St.. Boston, Mum. This shoe (tirade higher tn the estimation of . mart than any other in tne world. Thousands ho wear It will till you tliureoaou it you aide them. FOR SALE BY H. L. McLENDON, Agent apll-ly Kaiser Block. Suimm. htm «n itinn. tun WAtoywi iBotr unm, , Ittta OAKD IN RPFMCT «OV, tBk, ISri, l(cw *«t lAMS t'ASr WAIL. iSfeigeil rum sn*usBtr usa nwr oouuss muss. 3 amt* Savannah. 146pm a at [TB| lv ..JauSsonrills...... .Iv fitfpai .Is soapa* -sr liupa ?3?S tMfm. —lannw. ■■ it inwaa •dAif* ar.,..,,,jfeatuiH«idM« Iv inSusis Pullman burst eats to and (tom lacksonribs and New Fork, sat lo sad rrouilscksui,rill*and New Orleans via Pensacola. EAST FLORIDA EXPRESS. 1.50 pm Iv Savannah sr lanpm S.»pm Iv Jssup.. Iv ls.tlam «A0pm sr.......,:wsycn<i„. „|v tills Tttp Selabvldv, ■.TniSisi JiUpm Iv, TfTT n villa. ::::5ffig tittpia lv ,. , .Lsksblty..r 7AU am fcassi at site am tv Site am ...at to.aim S:45pm tv .Gainesville., ar 10.80 an tiWpmlv ,y.Live Oak sr 7.10am Sitopa iv ....Dupont. ar Arts am 10:55pm ar Tbomasvlllo Iv 8:36*t» 1 :32a m ar ...Albany, Iv Isrt.iiu Pullman bnOSt cars to and Irom dackso .tllir and 8t.Loots viaTbcmurlUe, Albany. Montgomery and Nashville. ALBANY EXPRESS. 7:35pm lv Stvannab: er fliloem 10:05pm lv Jeenp Iv ousem IS.-40 am ar .....waycroaa lv land am ... Jacksonville lv 7:0u p m ... Jacksonville ar 7;25 a to frlauber Mauls omwlwe m^r^nj^wta-a HEADQUARTERSf OR Dbt Salted and 8nok*d^Meatp, Hams, B hbakfabt!Bagon,IMbal and Grist, Corn, Oats, Bran, Hay, Mill Fibd, Appl Potatoes, Onions, Oranges, Lemons, &a ft m ..Dupont lvll'UUpm 7:10am ar Live Oak Iv 0:55pm 0:80 n m ar ...OUnrsvIUo Iv 8:«5 p a 10:45 am ar ...LeanCity ...Iv 8:30p m 3:55am Iv.. ..Dupont ar (45p m * “ ■ ..Thomaavlllo lv 7.00 p m Albany lv 4.00 p m ' " palace 8.80 a hi ar.. 11.40 a mar Stops at all ragnlar stations. Pnllman Bleeping cars to and from Jacksonville and Haven, nab. JE8DP EXPRESS. 8.15pm Iv Savannah arH.Snam O.lOpmar.... i....Jeanp ... Ir 5 35am Stop* at all regular and flag eiatlons, Pnllman lraflfeteam.Tit<<.ksonv<iln tn Cincinnati tint through conches Jnck«,,nvilli, to CliiiltHiiongn Pnll sleeping eatl to and from .Inckmmvlllonnd Savannah. Through llokots sold to nil point* by rail nod steamship connections, and hnggngu cheeked through. Sleeping enr berth* and sections se cured nt Passenger Station. ■ W,P.HAItDKE,Uon. Paas.Agt. R. G. FLEMING, Superintendent. £. T.;y. & «. it. r. The Florida Short Line. On and after Sunday, Nov. 17, 1887, panaonger trains will ruu as follow*, (Central Standard Time.) bbtwo soVrn. • “ 7 05 p m Shoes,. Shoes, Hats, Hats! COMPLETE STOCK AT THE *’ * •A.T PANIC PRIOBBI Call and be convinced, Ladies’ Fine Shoes a Specialty. H. L. McLENDON, Agent. np21 KAISER BLOCK. Ming, Clotking! Lenvo Atlanta lilon in Leave MoDnnough 818 a m Lcavo Flovllla 8 07 a ni Arrlvo Macon... 0 80a m Lcavo Macon fl 85 a m Arrlvo Cochran 1107a ill Lvavo Eastinaii 1145 a m Leave LimiherClty 1 llip in Lcavi'IUnatcy 3 10 p m —— • 8 15 p m 5 85 p m 7 58 p 111 ■ 7 45 p m vo Brunswick... Arrlvo suvnimiili Arrive .lackwmvlllu.. 8 irvkp m 8 50 p m 10 15 p m 10 30 p m 11 47 p in 13 34 a in 1 83 a 111 S 17 a in 8 18 n m 0 oo n in il 10 n m 7S5 am QOINO NORTH. PU NAM’S Oornor Monk and Oglethorpe atrecte. M V patrons and tlie publlo can ro»t assured of scouring from my stable The Finest Turn-Outs AND THE BEST 8ERV10E. An order eolleltcd, {and (satisfaction guaran A. T. PUTNAM, WJHeMCo., Wholesale and Betell Dealers In SADDLES 8fHARNESS, ROBBER AND Leather belting, •rsuKAffisss&sjasass" JOL WHIPS AMP SADDLEHY WARE. HARNESS, COLLARS, dAIDLES, EL, STnTABLEFORMm.^^DTORPKmNX A Speolalty. WRITE FOR PRICES. Savannah, Georgia. Leave daeksontills 7 80am Leave Savannah TOO a m Leave Brunswick 10 60 a m Leave Jcaiip 13 60 p m Leave Lumber City Leave Eastman 418 p in Lchvo Cochran 4 58 p m Arrive Macon 0 85 p m Loavc.Mucon (I45p m Leave t'! •■•ilia 813 p ttv Leav. 5:.. . i.migh it os p m Arrive Atlanta ...10 05pm Lenvo Atlnntn ... 100 p mlO 20 p m Arrive Home..:.. .4 10 p in 110 p m Ar. Chattanooga. .600 pm 4 60pm 7 00 p m 7 85 p in 880 pm llor pm 1 65 am 3 80 am 8 65 a m 4 oo a m 6 111 a in 807 a m 7 30 a in 7 40 n lit 10 40 nm 1 86 p ill Connection is made nt Clovclaim with Ttillumn r ialncu sleeping ears, one of which aooa to Wash- ngton. via Lynchburg, and tho other to New York via Roanoke ami tlie Shenandoah Vnllay. Leighton sleeping ears between Brunswick and Atlanta. For tickets nnd further Information, call on c address’ II. W. \V1IKNN,U,l\ AT. A„ L, J. ELLIS, A.G.I'.A., Knoxville, Tenn. Atlunln, Ua. J.J. Ado. F. Franklin. J. A. R. Jone FRANKLIN & JONES, Denier. Broker ail Commission lenkad. Pianos Mid Organs Tuned And Repaired in Workman-Like Manner. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Numerous O City and Country Reference*. Orders can lx left with U, T. Dnnn or Watto a Dart. * R. E. STEELE, Toachcrot Music and Resident Tuner. J. A. BUTTS, Physician arid Surgeon SUFFICE northwest corner of Newcastle and U Gloucester streets, lately ocnuplcd by Dr. J. Wilson. Calls left wltn Rockwell, tho Druggist, wUl receive prompt attention. Offloa hours l) to 11 a. m. and 8 to 5 p.m. Rcsldonoeon Glouces ter street, one door from Union. ■ n>"SpeoiM attention given {to diseases] of throat apd lung*. . HOORK. J. 0. VALBNTIHOS MOORE Hi VALENTINO Contractors and Builders, Manufacturers nnd Dealers tn Saab, Doors and Blinds, Mouldings Newel Posts, etc. Planing Mill and Shop, Newcastle Street. SHILOH’S VITALIZER is wlrat you need tor Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, and all symp tom of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 76 cents per bottle. Hodges A McCauley Hay, Mb, Feud, Four, Baton, Mill Feed Generally. Car-Loau Lots a Specialty We Compete with any Market in Quality arid Price, and Mean just what we Say., ’anll-ly. L D. HOYT & CO., -DEALERS IN- HARDWARE. Stoves Guns, Pistols, Cartridges, • AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS ’Bussins etndLVWagpxis