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Want of Sleep
la sending thousands snnuslly to the
Insane asylumj«ul the doctors tap this
troubla is alarmingly,on ths increase.
The ureal remedies, while they any
give temporary relief, are likely to da
more harm than good.. What is needed
Is .an Alterative and Mood-purifier.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla la Incomparably
the bast Xt corrects those disturbances
in the circulation which cause sleepless-
ness, gives Increased vitality, and re-
stores the nsnrons system to a healthful
condition., *-
Bov. T. 6. A. CoM, agent of the Maas.
Home Missionary Society, writes that
his stomach was out of order, his. sleep
very often disturbed, and some im
parity of the bldod manifest j but that
a perfect care was obtained by the use
of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
Frederick W. Pratt 424 Washington
•treat Boeton, writes: "My daughter
was prostrated with nervous debility.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla restored her to
William F. Bowker, Erie, Pa., was
cored of nerVonsness and sleeplessness
by taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla for about
two months, during which time his
weight Increased over twenty pounds.
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
- rnuPAREo nr
Or. J. O. Ay«r & Co., Lowell, Matt
Sold brail Druggist*. Price $1; six bottles,
TY TY ROUTE.
On ,1,1.1 alter Monday, April Id. 18*8, passen
ger train- will run ft- inlfow-: .
, CENTRALSTANDARD TIUE.
FOB TUB WEST, SOUTH ASH SOUTfi.
Wnycross uincin’ti
Mail. Express. Express
Brunswick ...tv Otilnui 4:43pm
Pyles’Mnirli... .Ivftlatl n m 5:10 p m
Jamaica .. . ...Iv 7sj5um +6:45 pm
Waynesville It SOAIJii m 6:86 p m
Hubukeu IV 8:6! u iu
Sclihitlcrvllle lv 9:12 ft in
Wiivcross nr 9:41 urn
8:16 pm
8:80 pm
0:40 p m
RCUNOSO UP 0V COYOTB9.
Maw Ike Jam lint,nits at Maearia am
Garnered lu by Wolves.
• You never saw tho ertistlb way the
I TXevmlft wnlwe would round up Uw jack
. luUnts, | m.piweo," remsrkeil Joeeph
Orandelmyer, the old time Nevadan.
••It Is the eleverset Wt of etmtepy I ever
heard of. Hums an sentni kinds u
wolves all through the emte, but th
coyotes ore by far the plentlwt. In th-
Humboldt, Smoky, and other valkwa the
coyoUwiomi in military line, oftentimes
along some old rood, as I have moat fre
quently seen them, and thus systemati
cally go on a regular drive.
"They stretch out over a gnat area of
country, the coyote* being statHmed
aodiawncrn near a mile apart. Ones
they get sight of, a. Jock rabbit his nyme
is Dennis. He may take to the sagu
brueli and elude the coyotes for a time,
Fift v or a hundred coyotes con thus in n
abort time rake in nterriblo }otof rabbits.
If the coyotes an hungry it la about tho
rarest sport one cun witness. They go
at the hunt with so much ardor end with I
such perfect system. I
"A coyote on iris own account can j
usually forage successfully fbr feed. He •
is sly, like a fox, and, always with an
eye out for number one. he generally has
his belly full and lots of fat sticking to ;
his ribs; but if the weather lias been bad ,
and he gets separated front his fellows on
a reconnoitring tom* lie may have a hard
time of it. In the sagebrush a jock
• rabbit can generally manage to elude n
coyote. Ho can get in and out quicker,
while the coyote, being bigger, is de- j
layed by the brush, and can't get in mul j
out like a rabbit. , i
"But after a lot of hungry wolves have’j g-sn , ■ a ■ rx iaf i ■ ;
held a council of war and decided to go on I lire i I l\l Q HW 1 v m I /
a hunt, it is time for the rabbits to hunt ! II* „ . ' " V.' * ' , li
their holes. Tliere Is nlways music in \ || & WESTERN H
tho air about that time, and tho weird I I _ . __ __ _ . __ II
howls of the wolves Round like a distant I* XvAlAjXV/kjA U.U
reveille. The rabbits seem to understand j
the situation, too, mul scamper hither
.and thither over the plains mid rolling
hills. It is not long, however, till the
wolves marshal their forces. They begin
by making a wide detour over the hills,
lessening tho size of the circle as they
• 'advance, and holding all the rabbits they
get in os skillfully as a fisherman handles
his seine.
"Tliojack rabbits are all of atremblo
when they sec how their enemies have
them hedged about, and jump helplessly
into the air, and utter pitiful cries. Tho
• Wolves merely watch the sides warily,
and look on vindictively, with tongues
lolling out through their white teeth, and
eyes sparkling, expressive of the knowl
edge that they will soon havo some fino
eating. As the wolves draw nearer to
gether the quick snap, snap of their jaws
to heard as they snip the throats of their
victims, and they fall dead from loss of
blood.
"When every rabbit is killed, the
coyotes sit down on their haunches to a
very comfortable banquet, and never let
up until they have taken aboard so much
rabbit meat that they con hardly stir.
Tlien they slowly meander off to their
homes, wherever they may be, and if
there is a lot of rabbit meat left, as there
may lie, they put in an appearance again,
at stated intervals, until tho whole is
consumed.
"After a lot of coyotes linro had a
talk, so to s|K’ak, and decided to go on a
hunt, i.icy will sometimes go ton rough
region, where they know tho rabbits
ulxiund, ami lay siege for them in an-
other way. Certain brigades will clamber
upon the high rocks and hill tops sur
rounding n canyon, and drive the gnme
down into the depths below, other relays
of wol s having previously been placed
at the entrance and at tho weak places.
They oftentimes get a great many Into a
canyon in this way, and thus speedily
finish them. It is generally in the very
early morning that tho coyotes sound
tlieir reveille ami go after tho rabbits.”—
St. Louis Globe- Democrat.
Origin of Earrings.
By tho way, talking of earrings, puts
mo in mind of an eastern legend which I
heard a short time ago about their origin.
When Ilagar ran away to escape the
wrat h of Abram's wife, so the story goes,
Sarai vowed tlmt if her handmaid over
returned -lie would cause her to lie mu
tilated. thinking thus to destroy her
beauty ami prevent her causing any fur-
tlier domestic infelicity. Time, however,
had tlie effect of so cooling Sami’s wrath
that when llagar came back and pleaded
with her she decided to forego her ven
geance and Restored her ex-handmaid to
favor. But on oath was not a thing to
be trifled with, and as Sarai had solemnly
vowed to mutilate Hogor she was in a
' quandary to know how to do this with
out injuring her or marring her fair face.
Finally she hit upon tho expedient of
, piercing a small hole in each of Hogar’s
cars, ami it is said that Abram, to offset
the pretty handmaid’s punishment, pre
sented her with two beautiful jewels to
suspend from tho holes. Her nppearanco
thus adorned so excited the admiration
of the other women of the trilie that tho
wearing of earrings soon liecamo general
among them.—Jewelers’ WivUlv.
Stniuli, Flirfe ui Wtiitra Hiitwiy
WAVCHoisSHQBT LINE.
TIME (f'AHD IN EFFECT NOV. Utb. WT.
BtAD oova WMT UVU ,4 * t UAIL ’
dPplHfcqfc
dliOp Ml !?•••• ••ssstSMfOfds*i
t :00 pm ar..........Tamps...
MAD C
xw
WMmmI
iSsii
..lv I t* a
•r.........-TtBpa..,.......lY silop
PLANT STEAMSHIP LUTE.
Lv.....T*aps——*»
Ar.....I*7 «*rt....Lv
Ar......Banna ., ..lv
Mmm t* sad from Maw York and
NEW dXLXANS EXPRESS,
7.06 tm IV...
•'«»«*}?....
9.10AU IV,...
assn-
......wtjeroM
....(* 7 AS pm
:::.w MX
llrifnm ar....
HOOnooo ar...
M*N)i....
SS&E
....JSCkO 1 ....
...Ay. ffriTpa
....»v 100 pm
Mitt p a lv.,..
IffiSpa ar ..
...... Wsycroa....
.Valdosta
...*r AtMpa
...lv StMpa
....Tbomasvllle...
...lv kfipn
3:30pm nr....
Bsubrid**....
....IV Ul»*B
snap mar ..Jhatuhoochee lv IIiWsb
Pullman buffet ear* to and from Jacksonville and
Saw York, and to and from Jacksonville and N*«r
Orlesii. vis Pensacola.
EAST FLOB1DA EXPRESS. ,
1.80? m lv....
....Bkvinuali
....ar 12.23 pm
4.40 pm ar....
7.45 1* IU w...e
4:15(1114 IT....
...JsckMuvl.lv...
...lv 7.8Uam
7:20pm lv.. .
8:30pm nr....
Unpont
.. .ar 0:35am
...lv 0:30a m
Srio p m lv....
Lake city:...
...»r 10.46 n m
8:4upm lv ....Unpont
10:65 pm ar TliomUvIlle..
1:92 a ro ar Albany.
.ar 4:26 am
..lv 3:25am
..lv IrJAsm
and Ht.Luula via
and Nashville.
• AIDANT EXPRESS.
lUIApmlv Savauuah ar 6:lU.in
lU.-VSpmlr Jeaup lv 3;ISaci
12:40am ar waycrov* lv 12:lliam
Savanhsh ....
..nr 12:23 pm
0:10 am
Cbarleston ...
.nr 4:10pm
10:52 a m
..ar il:20nin
OHO a in
Jacksonville..
.ar 12:00 in
7:25 am
TIioiiuihviIU). .
. ur l;22pni
Pensacola. ..
. nr 10:19 p in
Mobile
. .ur 2:16 a in
Now Orleans.
..ur 7:10 a in
Jacksonville..
. .lv 7:90 a 111
7:00 pm
. 7:40 p m
Charleston...
lv 2:46 a ill
0:30 u in
Savannah
1:25 p m
lv 11:10 am
lv 12:0! pm
'yTy lv 1:39pm
Sumner lv 1:64 pm
Willingham. ...lv 2:21pm
Davis ;... lv 2:88 pm
Albany) .ar 8:00pm
10:10 pm
lt:40 pm
12:50 a m
28)0 am
2:45 a m
4:10 a m
Montgomery.... nr 1:26 n in
Columbus nr
Macon ar 0:45 pm
Atlanta ar 10'SS p in
Marietta nr 123>5 a m
Chattanooga ... nr Iflnm
Louisville nr (1:40 p m
Cincinnati ar 0:42 p m
FROM THE WEST, NORTH ANDSOUTH.
Wnycrou Florida
Mall. “
Cincinnati lv 7:66 am
Loulivlllo.. lv
Chattanooga lv 6:05 pm
Marietta. lv D:09piu
Atlanta lv 10:00 pm
Macon lv 1:26 n in
Columbus lv
Montgomery lv 7:26 p m
Albany lv 4:55am
Davis lv 6:10 am
Willingham lv 6:34 a m
Sunnier lv 8311 a ni
TyTy lv 0:10 am
Alapaha lv 7:48 a m
Pcnrann lv 8:45 a in
Wayeroaa ar 0:47 nm
7:18 pm
2:56 pm
0:00 a m
1:16 pm
2 Oflpm
7 3)5 p m
0315 am
0:40 am
Express. Express
o.oopm
83)5 p 111
83)5 a 111
12:63 p in
2:30 p m
0:60 p m
12:16pm
7:40 nm
11:10 pm
6:9ia m ar...
7.i)0pm lv....
. . Jacksonville. .*.
.... Jackaon villa....
...lv 7:0u p m
...ar 7:25 s in
2:30am ar....
Dupont
lOUNlam^r....
....Gainesville
...,fv 8:41pm
10:4» tm sr....
....Jive Oi t,
...lv 3:26pm
2:55 a mlv.
6.30am ar.. Tbomasvllle lv 7.00pm
11.40 a m ar .. Albany lv 4.00 p m
Stops at all regular stations. Pullman palace
■leeping cars to and from Jacksonville and bavan
nab.
JESDP EXPRESS.
8.45 p m lv... Savannah ar B.30a m
6.10pm ar Jeaup lv 5.26am
Stops at all regular and flag stations,
Pullman buffet cars Jacksonville to Cincinnati
and through coaches Jacksonville to Chattanooga
Pull sleeping cars to and from Jacksonville and
Savannah. ttdl ~ ■KMHi *
Through tickets sold to all points by rail and
steamship connections, and baggage chocked
through. Sleeping car berths and sections si
cured nt Passenger Station.
W. P. HARDEE, Gen. Pars. Agt.
R. G. FLEMING, Superintendent.
E.RT. T. & tt. R. R.
The Florida Short Line. <
On andfnfter Sunday, Nov. 27, 1887, passenger
trains will run aa follows, (Central Standard
Time.)
GOINO SOUTH.
Leave Flovilla 8 07 a ni
Arrive Macon 080 a in
Leave Macon 9 85 a m
Arrive Cochran 1107 a in
Leave Eastman 1145 n in
Leave Lumber City . 1 19 p in
Leave|Baxley 210p m
Arrive Jeaup 8 15 p m
Arrive Brunswick 5 85p m
Arrive Savannah 7 58 p m
Arrive Jacksonville... — 7 45 p m
12:20 am
12135 n m
2:12 am
8:14 a in
4:28 Ain
Savannah ar 12:28 pm
Charleston ar 4:20 p m
Cullithan nr 11:20 a m
Jacksonville nr 12:00 irt
New orlcuns lv
Mobile |v
l*ein«nco n lv
TlioninsvWo lv .
stackHonvilie lv 7:30 n in
Callahan lv 8:05 am
Charleston lv 2:45 am
Savannah lv 7:00a in
8:10 p m
1:00 am
5:15 a in
1:15 p in
Metals of the Anci-
TOo ancients were ncqn
seven luctoto which they
possess certain mystic rein
tho planets, and were tv
the hyerogiyphica by whici
were known. Gold wus i
sun; silver, Luna, or moon; mm. Mars;
lead, Saturn; copper, Ven-s: riu. Jupiter;
mercury: Mercury.—Mining Review
<1 with
m il to
ii;i with
.le i by
• | l.mets
It is cMimatod that to collect one po.t-id
of honey from clover 0'J,000 lien.l- 0 i
clover must be deprived of -,..j
9,750,000Tbit* from hees must !-•
In tlie Dunuilthta nn-oimta ■ ,
but once ayear. Tih- f all m '
day usually lixiri fur ilte i«i\ u.
Waycnwft lv lu:uoam
Scliinttorrillc.. lv 10:25 a ni
llolHikcn lv 10:10 a in
Waynesville ... ,lv II :3U a m
•tnuiaien ...lv 12:10 pm
Pyles’ Marsh.. .Ivfl2:40 p in
nmnswick ar l:IRum
lo:0o a in
10:26 n m
10:40 a m
11:30 a m
12:10 p in
+12:40 p m
l:Mp m
+Stop on signal.
Purchoao tickets at tho station, and save extra
faro collected upon tho train.
Tho mall train stops at all B A W stations.
Connections made at Waycross to and from all
points on Savannah, Florida A Western Railway.
Pullman Palaeo Sleeping and Mann Boudoir
Cars.
H. 8. HAINES. GEO. W. HAINES,
Gen'l Manager. Superintendent
C. I). OWENS, J. A. MCDUFFIE,
Traffic Muiinger. Gen’l Pass. Agent,
F. W. ANGIER,
Ass’t Gen’l Past. Agent.
PUTNAM’S
Liter} Stable!
Corner Monk and Oglethorpe streets.
M V patrons and the public can rest a-suredot
securing from my stable
The Finest Turn-Outs
AND THK BEAT SERVICE,
toed " r “ r,lcr * oUc, t*d, and satisfaction gnaran-
A T. PUTNAM,
40OIXU NORTH.
Leave Jacksonville 7 30 am
Leave Savatnah 7 00 a in
Leave Brunswick 10 50 a m
Lcave.lcsnp 12 50p m
Leave Luiulier City
LeaveEastnian 4 16 p in
Leave Cochran 4 68 p m
Arrive hlaron 0 36 p in
Lcoto Macon 0 45 p m
Leave Flovilla 8 12 p in
Leave McDonough 0 05 p m
Arrive Atlanta lOOSji m
Leave Atlanta ... 100 p in 10 20 p nt
Arrive Rome 4 10 p in 1 10 p in
Ar. Chattanooga. .5 OOji m 4 GO p in
7 05 p in
S 08 p in
8 69 p m
10 16 p m
10 20 p in
11 47 ji in
1224 nm
1 82 n in
2 17 n m
8 18 n m
000
(I 10
7 26 n m
7 00 p in
7 36 p m
8 80 p m
11 07 p m
1 65 a m
2 30 am
8 66 nm
4 00 a m
619 a in
007 a m
720 am
7 40 a m
10 40 am
185 pm
Connection is made at Clevelann witn Pullman
r inlacc sleeping cars, one of which goes to Wash-
ngton.vta Lynchburg, and the other to New
York vlaltoanoko and the Shenandoah Valley,
Leighton sleeping curs between Brunswick
and Atlanta.
For tickets and further information, call on or
address B. W. WKKMN, G. P. A T. A.,
L. J. ELLIS, A.G.P.A., Knoxville, Tonn.m
Atlanta, Gn.
Wholesale and Reail
ICE DELIVERED DAILY TO ANY PART OF
THE CITY.
75c. PEU HUNDRED Lbs.
I SVKRY effort will Iks made to glvo a service
Is that will lie acceptable to everyone.
Buy Your, Tickets.
HAYWOOD, OAGE & CO.
Your Duty
TO YOUR FAMILY IS TO SECURE
FOR THEM A HOME.
E XAMINE my list of Houses, Lots, Farms and
Land for cash and on time. A big bargain
n New Town lot* for *0 days only. Also
BRUNSWICK BY THE SEA!
The livest Town in the South!
'% vVJi --i ■
Offers Unparalleled Opportunities for Business
and Investment!. .«;•> '. ^ -
JTe offer for Mle the followiag City and Country property:
OLD TOWN.
. One lot, wltli lsnm two-story dwelling end oat
houses, slso ooo.ooUsge end oat houses, ovr
(hlng comjjarsUvely new end In good order.
Ons-hslf lot corner Maniflcld end Albany its,
One Bay lot 41x180, with buildings.
One lot oofOglethorpe streeLgand buildings.
One lot on Gloneester street—splendid business
) lots on Grant street—good business loca-
One Bay lot 10x100 with two-story brick build
ings, recently erected. Will soli cheap for the
“'“T-
Throe
(ion.
Splendid building site, north corner Oglethorpe
gi Gloneester streets,
tot Hhior Gloucester and Albany streets,
Ono lot|on Albany street.
One lot 90x130, corner Union and Howe strocta
with improvements.
Ono lot and elegant residence on London street.
Iqt 90x180.
Ono Bay lot and two stores situated' thereon—
good Investment.
Lot 00x90 on Newcastlo street, near Catholic
church, with nice residi n''-.
Three lots. 90x180 each, containing 4 now two-
story lioti-ce. near sclimil li"ii«c.
Business lot on Newcastle street, near Greer’s
stable - . ...
NEW TOWN.
4
Portions of three lots, aggregating 87J+X150 ft.,
a Reynolds street, with buildings.
Three lots, 90x150, with now two-story build
ing and ont houses, facing Courthouse Squafb.
MU foot water ftpoti 'T 11 * 1 warehooseMxTOsnd
One lot on BornUdi street, 80x90.
Three wstor lot* *t|tholobt|6<|l street. Vory
cheap*
<sas^s«»t5K , isrsm
bought at low Dean.
^MsvsrJssflRRass,';
elded bargains.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
About <0 acres of tho richest Iandsfin tboVoun-
tyjono mile from heart of city.
Six acres cleared, with house, four|mllet from
city. ’”
900 seres of best laud|iii the county, with twelve
room house, nine miles from the city.
18U acre* of farming land, with splendid two-
Story house, kitchen and diningroom, atorohonse,
largo barn, sugar mill. etc. Situated at railroad
crossing, V/i miles from court house. Can bo se
cured very cheap.
10 acres of good clay land 4 miles from city.
729 acres of land at I.ulaton.on the B. AW. B.
R„ 39 miles from Brunswick. Large new well
built house located thereon. Owner will selljat
vory low figure, being in want of money.
Also three small farms not mentioned) abnvo—
very low
3,000.000 Acres
Florida Lands.
We have also been appointed agents for Florida
Southern IlailwHy Itinils. Florida Commercial
Compsnv’s binds, mul St, Johns A Lake Kustls
Railway lnnds, aggregating more than 8,000,000
acres of choice lands located in nearly every
countv in the State, snltablo for farming, graz
ing, fruit and vegctablo growing. Pine, cypress,
and cedar timber. Price*range from VI pur acre
upwards.
Wc solicit a portion of tho patronage of the public, and those who wish
to place their property upon the market, as well as those desirous of pur
chasing, will do well to call and see us.
BORCHARDT & LEAVY,
Real Bistate -Agents,
301 Newcastle Street, BRUNSWICK, 6A.
Glauber & Isaac
nmnoD
Brunswi g. Oa.
Office and Wareroom in the former Freight House of tho B. <k. W. R. R
next to Freight House of E. T., V.40.R.R.
HEADQUARTERS IFOR
Dry Salted and Smoked Meats, Ha ms, Breakfast Bacon, Meai
and Grist, Corn, Oats, Bran, Hay, Mill Feed, Apples,
Potatoes, Onions, Oranges, Lemons, &c.
Consignments solicited. Parties wantmg 'anything in my line will find it to their advantage to
call on mo before purchasing Jclsowhorc. Highest market prices paid for Hides, Furs, Wax,
Wool, Ac. fobll-ly
A prominent Shirt Manufacturer has retired from business, nnd wc have
closed out his stock so low.tkat we can give Special Inducements in fio.th
Laundried and Unlaundried Shirts;
Shirts heretofore sold nt 75c we will sell at 50c.
Shirts always sold at $1 we will sell at 75c,
Shirts worth $1*50 we willsell for $1 00
Now is your chance to purchase your Shirts while we havo these bar
gains to offer, which will be for only 30 days, ('all and examine them, and
le convinced that they arc a bargain.
J. J, JLISSNER & CO.
AT THS CHEAPEST RATES.
Apply to W. B. BURROUGHS,
near estate and nsnranco Agt
O. I. c.
JOHN H, POWELL
(Established 1975)
Ha* moved Into his new store on Norwood
Plantation, Evelyn, Ga.. (10'. miles from Bruns-
• continuance of the patronage of my friend..
av^Anyone wanting plowing or hauling at
anytime, ur a horse ana buggy, can be accom
modated bj railing on me. ,
T O'»ntoa.jn.
T. O’Connor & Co.,
INSURANCE AGENTS
FIRE! MARINE! ACCIDENT!!
BEkEBSEHT THE 8TAUNCHEST COMPANIES
OF THE WORLD. oetlO-ly
