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ftlfttlfjf In Plflili
..rissass
.thoaue of negroes or eunuchs purchased
, *t Muscat or JSmuUmt, or girl* otnukat-
I Into the coentry frona Clr»
J emit for wire*. Slavery, rack m ex*
•tatod In tta* aouthem state*, novor hat
been known in Fordo, that U, *o vigor*
on* or to indifferent to the right* and
•entimenta of the slave. He we* always
of war, or brought from
News for H.ffering Wo
M a. M? A?Ehuao* t
a prisoner _
Africa, bat nrrtr a native of Persia. Ha
newer eeparated from hi* wife, nor
> hi* children *old away from him.
He held rather the position of an npder-
ling in a household cooducted on pa
triarchal principle*. At any time he
might be promoted to a higher position,
or entirely manumitted, in the latter
caso no prejudice worked against him on
account of hi* former servltu
might, if rowed of ambition and abU-
ity, aspire to and rprh Winhfhiat niW
tion in the civil or military service,'a
possibility all the more likely because
such a thing as hereditary nobility does
not and never has existed in the east—
S. G. W. Benjamin.
Tho Baal Effect of Chloroform.
‘‘There are a great many fallacies run-
•ning around loose in this world which
are eagerly swallowed as gospel truth by .
a confiding public." said a prominent
physician. "Take the' popular idea of
chloroform and its effects. The general
run of people believe that it is only nec
essary to clap;a handkerchief saturated
with the article over the mouth and nos
trils of a man and he is rendered power
less.
"This is a great mistake. Tho first ef
fect-is to cause a revulsion of feeling; the
patient acquires additional strength, and
woo bo to the one who is trying the ex-
eriment. How quietly in dramatio rep
resentations the victim Mnlrn into uncon
sciousness, and the dastardly' marauder
becomes monarch of all he surveys. But
in, real life the effect is very different,
and in my, own experience tender girls
have been endowed for the moment with
tho strength of men, as a result of the ap
plication iff this sedative."—Philadelphia
Call,
No Danger In Night' Air.
“Surely you would not open the win
dows upon tho night air," remonstrated
some ono in the hearing of Miss Florence
Nightingale..
"What would you open it upon?"
asked tho great nurse. "You cannot
have’anything but night air in tho night,
and it is simply a question whether you
will have it fresh or stale and impure. ”
There are the mo6t extraordinary ideas
in regard to "night" air, as if there
was something evil in it because it is
n|ght air. This is absurd. The exhala
tions may be more evident to the senses
in the evening than in the day time, and
. the dampness in the. atmosphere more
penetrating in the absence of the sun,
but an atmosphere that is malarial at
night is malarial in the daytime; it is
owing to bad drainage or some cause that
is inherent in the soil, and making and
keeping it stagnant will only add to the
mischief it is bound to causo. Good air
is good at night as well as in the day.—
Jenny June in St. Louis Republican.
Thrift in "tittle jrtaty.”
Perhaps the very best thing to be noted
of tho Italians—because, for one thing, it
is susceptible of proof, and for another, it
is so antagonistic to all vice—is their
thrift. Of that there con be no question.
There are about fifty prominent padroni
in New York, none of them worth less
than $10,000, and one worth ‘nearly
$200,000. In the nature of ‘things the
padrone is a self made man—it is not ex
actly an occupation for gentlemen—and
his charges, niy “children" over here,
certainly follow his example in money
getting. Around Mulberry .Bend, Baxter
Bend and Fiv# Points, nlmes
synbny-
mous in the publio mind with abject
poverty and squalor, there ore about six
teen Italian banking and money qiaking
.establishments, generally small places, of
course, but thriving.—Viola Roseboro in
The Cosmopolitan.
German Substitute for Bard Tacit.
All the garrison within the limit of the
Seventh , army corps (Lower Rhine and
ilia) have now Been provided
i samples of tho new article of
is in future to form the bo
called "iron ration" of the men in the
field. It is a peculiar kind of bread in
the shape of small cubes tho size of a
chocolate drop, made of fine wheat bread,
strongly spiced, and calculated to keep
for a long time. When taken into the
mouth it quickly softens, and is both
palatable and nutritious. It is chiefly in
tended for forced marches, when there is
no time for camping and,cooking.—Ber
lin Tageblatt.
I bought five bottles of your
battof Teak Pllla tor nur wlto, who
had boon an invalid for four year*,
suffering with geooral debility, great
weakness, great nervousness, loss of
apnetltc, thick, sallow complexion,
a fullness of the stomach. She suf
fered from suppressed menstruation
(monthly sickness). Five bottles of
the pUle made a new woman of her.
Ton may ba assured I recommend
them. Yours respectfully, ‘
■ J. 6. Scruggs.
For sale at wholesale and retail by
Lloyd it Adams, Brunswick, 6a.,
ana at retail at all points on' B A W
and E T V A G Railroad*. Call for
descriptive advertising htatter.
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Invalids* Hotel sijd Stir^io&l Institute
SlaWof Eighteen Experiences and skin.
AU. CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTV.-
Patlonts treated hore or at their homes. Many
treated at homo, through correspondence, as
successfully as It hero in person. Come and
see us, or send ten cents in stamps for our
“IfffsUds' Guide-Book," which gives all partic
ular*. Address: World's Dispensary Midi-
cal Association, 663 Main Sfc, Buffalo, N.Y.
rr
run-down At debilitated
sentnstWssca, house*
lly,
_ jr "worn-out,"
school teachers, milliners. t
and overworked women genera! .
Vi Favorlto Proscription Is tho best
mt/mloa THsnntn ** Pnm.nll ’’
otallronoratlvotonlos. Ittsnota "Cure-all,’
but admirably fulfills a singleness of purpose,
being a mom potent Spcdflo for all thoso
Chronlo Weaknesses and Diseases peculiar to
women. The treatment of many thousands
ot such cases, at tho Invalids' Hotel and Surg
ical Institute has afforded a largo experience
In adapting remedies for their euro, and
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Is the result of this vast experic
Internal congestion, iufiun
[cnco. For
, animation
ii. It W a Specific. It
general, as well as uterine, tonic
and nervine, and Imparts vigor and strength
nternal conge
ind ulceration
l a powerful genet
to tho whole system. It cures weakness ot
Stomach, indigestion, bloating, weak back,
nervous prostration, exhaustion, debility and
, , debility and
sleeplessness, In cltberscx. Favorite Prescrip,
tion Is sold by druggists under ot —
guarantee. Boo wrapper around
PRICE 91.00, r 9 x K
Bend 10 cents in stamps for Dr. Pierce's largo
.jvored). Address, World'
Medical Association, 633 Main
els’ HUS.
ANTI-BILIOUS and CATHARTIC.
SICK HEADACHE,
Bilious Headache,
Blzzineiflt Couetlpa*
pAtt
Purgative Pellets, 25
cents a vial, by Druggists.
And also your whole, suit of old summer
c.lothos, and M once buy
A NEW SUIT
mm\ WINTER CLOTH
JAS. S. WRIGHT,
Corner Newcastle and Monk Streets.
Bismarck's Sleeping Habits.
Prince Bismarok never goes to bed till
2 in the morning, and doesn’t get up till
noon. In his bedroom a light is kept
burning all night, numbers of messages
often requiring his personal attention be
ing brought in during tho night. In
consideration of the feto hours kept by
the prince, supper is served late in the
evening and seldom finished before mid
night. Besides the Princess Bismarck,
Count and Countess Rantzau partake of
almost every mc^ regularly leaving the
palace at 10:48 p. m.,'when a second class
cab always takes thorn home.—Chicago
Herald. • ,
Pari.* Dinner Time.
. Dinner time at Paris lias recently be-
anno so late that the. theatre* have suf
fered in consequence. A number of
todies have decided-to keep punctually to
the hour named, and to at down to tho
table whether their guest* aro there or
not.—New York Sun.
I have Just received an elegant stock of season
able fgoads selected by myself In tho Northern
markets, and can supply the town with
Clothing, Hats,
SHOES, OVERCOATS M
Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY
Which wore purchased for cash, and conso
9 fold on closest margins.
uent y
JB^Suits made to order from samples, much
henper than from n tailor, and fit guaranteed.
* JAS. S. WRIGHT.
PUTNAM’S
Corner Monk and Oglethorpe streets. . ,
jtffY natrons and the public can rest assured ot
OT, securing from my stable S .
The Finest Turn-Outs
AND THE DBS r Sf BVIOE.
A" ""tor soiiulted, jiad satisfaction guaran-
A. T.POTMAM,
AND SURROUNDINGrCOUNTRY.
X call special attention to my Largo and well selected stock of Coneral
Merchandise, consisting of ,
My Millinery Department
Is filled with the latest styles ot
ment you wlU fig
from Baltimore.
, Ornaments. Ribbons i
lander tho care and management 61 a very i
-A-tfcTID
I have Jnst recoin'd * very llargo stock of Clothing and Gent.* Furnishing Goods of the latest
onto, colon, otc., Undorsuita, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, HaU, Caps, Trunk., Valises, Umbrellas, Ac.
RE!
I propose to surprise the nubile in having the handsomest and most elegant itook of furniture
Mr* nolM[ ™
ROCERIE8 !
S Grocery Department yon will find by 'examination to bo the most complete ever offered to
lie, conslsting of Fancy and Fsmllv Groceries of tho best that the Eastern and Wettem mar-
3rd. I have also Just added a 'u I took of
, CM IMS’ TOOLS, BUILDERS’ MMRMLS
Nalls, Hinges, Stoves and Heaters, Paints, White Leads, Oil, Varnishes, Wood and Wlliow Warn.
Hollow Ware, Orockeiy and Glass Ware, Tinware, Harness, Baddies, Whips and Bridles.
J. MICHEL80N.
*
BBS
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v«HLiqt neuiraunHI
mi DKNTI8T8.
^OMeo, front room over, Moor* A MaCjjjry’
LOCAL DENTISTS.
^Ofijeeln kaiser block, over drag stow of Lloyd
j) o. iAunki, '~ t
DENTIST.
Oflioa up »t*ln In Wright’s new building.
XT JBUBPOKD, Itf. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SUBG:
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lawyers*.
QU .• A WHITFIELD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
,TTORNEY££AT LAW.
Offloelln Mannio Building, Up Stain.
,1
HEADQUARTERS.
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m. MIOHELSON.
Great Reduction in Prices!
Never Before Sold at Such Low Rates!
For the coming K.II snd Winter we will bs able to offer onr enetomers . most completo Uns of the
various srtlolos contloncd below, ends* such iwmsrkibly low prices tbst yon here but to give ns s call
to be coo vlnned. No suoh Inducements wore ever bolero offered sa ws now present lu onr wholesale snd
Hardware in Ereny line,
. House-Furnishing Goods,
PAINTS AND OILS
In all varieties, including Mixed Paints,
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
' «> v < s which will give hist a,direction.
Earners’ Implements of Highest Quality,
Mill Hardware, Building Supplies,
ICE CREAM FREEZERS, REFRIGERATORS, CUTLERY.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Cook Stoves for Wood or Coal, Oil Stoves,
t FRIEND OF THE HOUSEWIFE;
Wood snd Willow Were In every design. In Crockery. Ghuu, Tin and Agate War. we lure » fin* snd
large assortment, which wo are ready to offer at bottom prices. Wo wilt bo plotted to thow onr stock ‘
all itmea. Satisfy yourselves and aa by giving nt an early call.
m:. moHBLiSoyr.
jnglAjly
Aug. F. Franklin.
*£.
J. ^ . H. JONE
FRANKLIN & JONES,
Dealer Mer aid CoffhMei
Ha;, Mi,
m ' 'I
Mill Feed Gen
CaT-IiU** ddOts 3l
*»
We Compete with any Market^ Quailtyand
Price, and Mean justlwhftt we Say. .
'anll.lv.
PRACTICAL) *
Mer ail Jeweler!
and at price* that defy competition.
Every Article .Guaranteed.
btSnoss.’eorner of Mon^anif N8WOMtlfatn»ta t
ay Watek Repairing
DEPARTMENT V
Ibcorapicto. Itura out none but first class work ;
Give me a trial, t*
H. OBERLAEUTEB,
Brunswick, 6a,
YOU CAN SAVE MONET
BY|0 ALBINO ON
d. B. WRIGHT,
Conor NewoasUo anj Gloucester 8t„
—FOB YOUR— '
Fall Suit and Overcoat
Soft and Stiff Hits for Men and Bojfs
Cannot be oxooUod.tUaU|and examine my -
$3,00 SHOES FOR MEN,
. Equal to any sold elsewhere
MS’ FDRlMS
Whlto and aoarlel underwear, all o-
Suits loonier from samples, anil at guaranteed. •>
J. B. WRIGHT,
Nowcastle;and Gloucester Sts,)Bra'iVswick, Ots.
B4«tOARipR'Pf&.vil
BUTCBUS AHD GUSH GIOCIBN,
And yon Aher. . It? ;
•'
BRUNSWICK & SAVANNAH
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AND WAY LANDINGS.
SteAsUOr St Nicholas .
Will Its*. M mrBrmwwtca^T.—
SPECIAL RATES TO DARIEX.
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