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. .. iWHWIhuliwomy t* Anita M>8> m «|WH from any merit of daft awn, —mail* *■ Uura Is an mmionco nrovkied In* nw ofnuiKHMiUUty t— very and with It Uio Mac tint pS own If rhat ono writes is not xvty —'—’u ,— ■A who needs just that wfcC A _ woman ones said thst an orator n hundred, because among the handled there might be no onewfao eamd ft*dm PMUc^^^h^wyg^wham* : the larger multitodo there , df bo at least one. This the writer for any journal that circulates by Dio hundred thousand n—^ “ * “* Is a reader always awe where. And who knows bat what ha ears may fit the precise need of that one} . Now, to have one reader each week I* ceelly a great thing when wo oonsUler much some Stray scra^in how ptp", perhaps not in 'MB dvdebQy wise, luu occasionally influenced oar own ’lives. Nothing, encouraged me more to undertake these popart man a remark of my Mend, Ur. James Porton, who told me thst tho ono part of his literary life of whom usefulness bo frit absolutely certain wad the series of pepere that he oontributod weekly during many yean to Tho New York Ledger. He rarely heard from them again, ho said—it seemed a good deal ge If they had beau written and thrown into the eeo—yet it was on them that he relied to satisfy him self that ho had been of some real and permanent use to somebody, in his long career as a writer.—“T. W. EL” in Har per’s Bazar. Catching Dairy Fed With. Some miles beyond Burney fills, from the brow of a hill, we looked down hun dreds of feet on Crystal Joko, a glassy shoot of water more than amflein length, now all ablaze with sunshine. Wo fol lowed o steep road that led below to the meadows, green us English ones that poets ring of, .that skirt tho reed-edged waters to where a dairy stands, its low ■ roofs trailed acton by clinging hop vim Just here the lake lean over stony steps a dozen feet in height, and pours its foaming floods into a rapid stream that hurries on to Hat creek. Them wHtnft falls span ISO feet, and circle many atiny isloof richest grass and flowers. The mistress of this dairy stands oh her rieps in leisure moments and feeds her fishes curds. They crowd by hundreds open mouthed and eager. She takes advantage of their hunger and drope a hook among them. She draws a prize every rims and throws it into a tank to bo con venient for tho flying pan. That mom- . tag slio had hooked twenty. "And how do you catch them again?" I said, watching tho pretty creatures dart to end fro in their narrow prison. "That’s just whs* Ptt show you now, aa r«n going to-you <mlhst tabs shads all home." And' seizing a pole with an iron point on the end this relentless wo man speared her fish with every dash, Xtwi Mr Sttfftrl** Wont mi. Moiw, Ga„ Keb. 10,1887. mtt. SI. A. Bntooi: Some time vgo I bought five bottles of your Nunn- batter Toulo PUIa for my wife, who had beta an invalid for four yean, with general debility, grea root nervousness, loss of to, thick, aallow complexion, a fullness of the atomaeh. She suf fered from suppressed incnstruatlon (monthly staknesa). Five bottles of tha pills mado a nos nosr woman of her. You may be assured I recommend them. Yours respectfully, , J. 6. Sokcoos. ■For aale at wholesale and retail by Lloyd A Adame, Brunswick, Go., and at retail at all pdintt on B A W and«tV AG Railroads. Call Ibr descriptive advertising matter. I 6! ftS« w ctnma Att tnmowat, n common ntoleb, or Eruption, flinging it out on tho wet floor, where it • nd wriggled and panted for a moment, ani whop it became quiet was carefully stowed awire in a basket by Mrs. Char ley. The lake had plenty more, and the mistress never found any trouble catch ing all they could possibly uso.—Ninette Eatnes ta Overland Monthly. ' A Tronblesomo fltaplo. Cotton is rite most troublesome staple of the world’s commerce. From the hour of pioktaff until rite moment it passes out of the loom ns a fabric it is susceptible of a million changes, each one . of which affects its value on-tho market. A brio of cotton is so sensitive to heat and moisture that tho weight varies every minute of tho day, ns you will find by actual experiment. On tills account buyers and sellers are represented at tho compresses by men who 'are styled "weighers,” but whoso duties are some- a more than recording weights or ng off receipts. On their judgment the valuo of a shipment or comlgmneat can bo increased or diminished - by sev eral hundred dollars, hence factories ore careful to pjaco only their clearest head ed and most rcliablo men at tho scales. A daub of mud at ono corner of & bole may justify rebates trim one package, CONSUMPTION, - ~ ~ ila of the Lungs, is is by this remedy, if taken be- • of the disease are reached. this terribly ig_ this now rrhloh is Scrofula of the sted and oured remedy to tho nubile,.-, thought seriously of calung Jt hi _ _ . Con. iptton Cure,” but abimdooed .that — too limited for a medicine wl for Ur. Ploroo’S tt $500 REWARD priotors Is offered by tho pt _ of Dr. Sago's Catarrh Remedy for a caso of catarrh which they cannot cure. If you have a dlsohargo from tho offensive or otherwise, partial loss of small, taste, or hearing, weak eyes, dull pain or pressure in head, you have Catarrh. Thou- sands of oases terminate In consumption. Dr. Sago’s Catarrh Remedy cures f ho worst -.lanTO-ln-vh. "(fold Ill tllO Mead.” cates of Catarrh, "Cold In tire Hoad.u and Cstarrlinl llendaohc. GO out*. clothes, and at once buy A NE.W SUIT mil WIVTK1. GLOTKiVG T o the CitizensofBrunswiek AND SURROUNDINGIOOUNTRY. I call •pedal attention to j^Largo and^wdl wlootod stock of Gcnoral ton another theeeller’sropresonta- rivo would not consent to any deductions* Tho deleterious effects'of exposure to weather can bo estimated at a glance by a skillful man, but, nevertheless, tho pro em of weighing is accompanied, by more frequent contention tluu any other port of tho business. Then you must renaem- bek that if any crooked work has been done, a bale of cotton can bo traced all tho way from tho mill through a hundred hands until you finally reach tho planter who sold it ta tho first place.—Globe* Democrat. Volapnk the Fad In Haw Orleans. Tho study of Volapuk is tho current fad with Now Orleans ladles. It is pos sible that not all of them could give a tangible reason for learning a language that appears to bo a hash up of all others, that has no literature and which no poets, or essayists or ootors use, and which apparently offers a store of practi cally useless information. It is not cer tain that all of theso students will stiok. until they acquire tho languogo, although it is believed that a fair knowledge of it may bo acquired ta less than a half a dozen month:;. Volapuk, however, makes an original fad, and tho study of. it is very good training, that may lead to something better, mare pleasant and more fruitful of good.—Now Orleans Picayune. Rev. Dr. Warren claims that if there were no women on tho stage no men would :;o to the t'.ieulhe. JAS. S. WRIGHT, Comer Newcastle and Monk street*. I have Jurt received an elegant itock ot season - able fgooda selected by mysetflnthe Northern market*, and can supply tho town with Clothing, Hats, ’•> SHOES, OVERCOATS M Gents’ Furnishing Goods. NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY Which were purchased (for cash, and conso went J van be cold an elatait margin*. —-Suit* mndo teonler from (ample*, much iranieed. hfiperthan from a tallorjand fit guarnnii JAS. S. WEIGHT. d. W. NUNN, PRACTICIL WHEELWRIGHT And [ferriage Repairer. Work I i* branch of my business promptly ittcndud t Shop In rear of Oonrt llnnae,.on T. O’Ooa.soa, in. T. O’Couaor & Co., INSURANCE AGENTS FIRE! MIRIXE! ACC10CMIR atv t>i«t«r tic sritjsousar ookpavics toy.Tilts AMBtO. netUMr 18 v « l " u * lobe *- My Millinery Department SHOES -AJST35 BOOT'S MkiDgMtsFinisliiigM LW, sa,i at*, si FURNITURE! T My Grooory Dopartmont ; the pnblio, oonilitt Ag of Fancy ket* afford. I have also just a< find by 'examination to be tho moat ooraplotoovcr offerod to 'ly Groceries ot the beat that the Eaatam-aad Wcstom mar- j Uimiul' Natl., iflngea, Stove* and Heatera, Paint*. White —. „ Hollow Wore, Crockery and Glaae Ware, Tinware, Harneaa, LS, BUILDERS’ MATERIALS n didiMMul Director =±= NWI,l>INIMNBAto. DENTISTS. otaee, front room over Moon a IteCnry' ^DU.U.BC|IWN, LOCAL DENTISTS. * Adam' KlaiMr block < OT * r *vg store otUayd £) D. ATKINSON, ■ ' V. '' dentist. :y 4^ OKce np stair* In Wright’s now bonding. Physicians. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON* stairs In Breeaebuilding; r ■street, opposite Lawyers. C 1 i« waRvinn, ATTORNEYS AT LAW*. MW ’.W. Bennett. • A. L. Uroooor- gaknani* grooveb, ATTORNETSATLAW Offloeltn Matonlo Building, Up Stain. JEWELRY 1IEADOUARTERS. *5 i RH3BHH OHBLABIiTBE, PBACTIPAI. Watch Hater and Jeweler! well solooted stuck tl.ta brought to this city. M. MIOHELSON. Great Reduction in Prices! that defy H&very; Artlcle .Gnaia utced. My Watch Repairing DEPARTMENT X. Incomplete. 1 turn out none but 11 i-nt clj», work OlvemgatriAl. , V. • . / H. OBERLAEUTE it, Brunswick, Ga. Hi Never Before Sold at Such Low Hates! Forth* coming Fall and Winter we will b* abla to offer onr onstomara a moat complete Uns of It Jon*artlelas nanftoead below, andaianob remarkably tow prices that yon have bat toglv* asset to b* convinced. No snob Inducements w*rs.’*v*r before offered as we now present In onr wool Mala an Mfall ■innkdf * ' ’ . Hardware in Every Line, House-FurnishingGoods, PAINTS AND » •» ■ > - t- vt Ti In all varieties, including Mixed Faints, Doors, Sf^h, Blinds, v 11» M s which will giro beat satlaraotloa. Farmers’ Implements of Highest Quality, Mill Hardware, Building Supplies; Soft and Stiff Hats for Men and Beji Cannot be oxcflllod.tCall^nd oxamlno my $3.00 SHOES FOR MEN, Equal to any arid plaowhere at ti. GENTS’ ICE CREAM FREEZERS, REFRIGERATORS, CUTLERY, GREAT BARGAINS IN White and aoariel t •lory, glove*, ahlrta, i IsuUatomrdorfrem tarn pla*. nod 0|gu|anteed. Cook Stoves for Wood or Coal, Oil Stoves, FB1END OF THE HOUSEWIFE, WOOll ana WUIOW naro in every ueilgn. *u uruumory, ,,u ... ... - large aiaortment. whloh wa are ready to offer at bottom price. Wo will be pleated to. ho all ilmas. BatUfJr yourealvoa and ua by giving naan early call. * "Mi. [MIOHELSCOST. NEW DBUG FIRM. Having Purchased the Drug Business formerly conducted by Dr. Joerger, and temporarily by Lloyd & Adams, we have put in a Complete Stock of Drugs, w. ™ , - ta ttoa.mq p ?BS”lmnONr' ness. Having every iacmiy ior wiuaryujNxaaiiv^ jr«.*!ii»waM-ira.av/Ho, we will make a specialty of that branch of our business, only Competent and Reliable men being employed, and only the - v Very Best and Purest Goods BeingJUsed. GIVE US ONE TRIAL, AT LEAST. * . JiTEE SATISFACTIOl., YOU CAN SAYJ2 MONEY BYiCALLINGON. •* J. B. WRIGHT, Coiner Newcastle and Glouocittb St., J.B. Newcaatlcfnnd Glouccstc BUTCHERS AND I M«.5;”aES Chicago. It IB me«eM|S'5i*h* Srewhore. 1 Try a Pleoa, And von will have no .other. .. : Beef, Pork, Sftusiur "j, Etc., ALWAYS ON HAND. SEiISLAN BflOTE. BRUNSWICK ^ SAVANNAH AND WAY LANDINGS. Steamer St. Nicholas J. .T ROCKWELL &. CO. * # MadJabeix’s Biiilding. W III taavo Saysnn.h for Brantwlek every TWa*. • and Friday at a p. m. * ' Iona mads with B. Ur.atdk T.. A O. and ata.hiar ■■Cnck.r Boy” tor SaHIH The '-at. Nicholas” tonehaa at all -war m Brnaawtcl and Uavannah. freight. v n4 rpSRsss.‘ !. Aiicnt. ‘ SPECIAL RATES TO DARIEN. , Cabin pa*-"itv . Psckpa*--g«..