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IS THE TIME TO INVEST IN
REAL ESTA
Yalmpon of Property.!
Lot 80x85 on Oglethorpe IrtroetneaiiHanlfleld.
Two resldenco lots near Boulevard.
Lot 10x90 corner Albany and Ittreeti.
Lot 80x00 oome*. Wolf ind I Btrocti. *'
Anyone eon'doable hie money in twelve
months by purchasing either of die four tracts of
acreage property I offer fortale on the Point..
00 acres of highlands lust north of the cltyi ’♦
s One two-story U-roomhouso in northern part
of city, with five lots—cheap.
-New turo-stofy eight room|bouse4a New Town
Six room house on Union street
from Boulevard; Can
Now dwelling on Newcastle street, with lot 60x
,situated In business portloh of city.
Deslrablo lot On Blohmohd
.Monk and Mansfield.
Throe of those desirable newc
ran avenue, between George ant
Four two story houses Just built—a good Invest
ment
on A street—can lie bought
Truck farm on bold salt crock, 1J{ miles from
Post Offlco.
Business location on Oglcthorpo street noar
Monk.
THEE* SANITARY INFLUENCE.
Dwelling Hesses aad
to lellvltal Health.
FOrthe last few years public attention
has been quite frequently called to the
influenco of trees upon climate. The
special issue of tlio United States agricul
tural department on forestry, and many
other contributions, have shown how
rainfall Is affected, ^towtlte balance of
• the atmteqdiere la disturbed and how
climntp elm ages from the extended and
rapid removal of forests. There is an'
other study of tnea allied to this which
has reference to their relation to house*
and to individual health.« *’
Both the atmosphere and the soil are
oooled and moistened by the presenoo «f
trees. This results from the drawing up
6f the water from the subsoil and from
the exclusion of the sun’s rays. Besides
this, a considerable portion of the rain
fall collects on the leaves and branches.
M. Fontiat has shown '‘that the leafage
of leaf-bearing trees intercepts one-third
and that of pine trees one-half of the
* rainfall, which is afterward returned to
the atmosphere by evaporation. On the
other hand, ' these same leaves and
branches restrain the evaporation of the
water which reaches the ground. This
evaporation Is nearly four times less
under a mass of foliage in a forest, and
21-8 times under a mass of pines, than
in the open." Then we have stagnation
of air from that interruption of wind
currents caused by the foliage.
It is, therefore, not without tea __
that the sanitarian studies the trees of
the yard or lawn in their bearing upon
individual health. Persona of susoepti-
Uo lungs, or having any tendency to
rheumatism, need to be carefully guarded
against such influences. Where the foli
age is denso about houses, or where the
limbs overshadow the piazzas or roof,
they become the storage pieces for damp,
unwholesome air. Ins falling leaves
gatheri.ig from year to year give a cor
respond,!!^ dampness to the soil, while at
time of foliage the sunshine 'is meastHg-
Uy excluded. It is pretty evident mat
mankind was not intended to be reared
In the woods. The influence of trees in
causing malaria. < r in -o Intercepting it
as to have it tarr among them, lias )o
been known, - a di v uardeiujou gnv
.of three acres in . xieui in Surrey, sur
rounded by trees, is generally three or
six degrees colder than the open com-
mon beyond the trees, and a large pond
In a pine wood twenty miles from Lon
don afforded skating for ninety consecu.
tive days in the winter of 1885-0, while
during the greater part of the time the
lakes in the London parks were free from
ice.” *
We know with what interest tlio lover
of trees watches the growth of those
planted by his own hand, and how many
are apt to bo scattered about tho new
home mansion. As years go on, and
their growth and foliago increase, the
owner is loth to remove them or severely
to shorten their branches. If so, there
Is great danger that the dry soil and onco
comfortable homo-will Some tor'be the
dampest and least desirable spot in the
neighborhood. A recent careful writer
has given theTfollowing sensible direction
as to tree planting ns it bears upon tho
conditions of health: “A tree should not
stand so near a house that if it were to
fall it would fall upon tho house,
or, in other words, the trank
should bo os far from tho house
os tlio height of tho tree. Belts of
trees may bo planted on tho north and
east aspects of houses, but on the <mst
side the trees should not bo so nlar
nor so high as to keep tho morning sun
from tho bedroom windows in the shorter
days of the year. On tho south and west
aspects of houses, isolated trees only
should be permitted, so that there mhy
be free access of the sunshine and of the
west winds to tho house and grounds.
High wall and palings on these aspects
are also objectionable, and should be re
placed by fences, or, better still, by open
If You'Are #lek
inth Headache, Mentals!*. Rh umatiun Dyspep.
*!«, ftllioMDea. Mood Humors, Ridker Disease,
c.msUpeMon, Fc&ejj Trouble*, revet and Ague,
Petal)!*!*, or Nervous rroe.
l rattan, uk Paine * Celery Compound end be
cured, luoachortbaro tho ettue la mental or
palings, especially 4t the' houses are oc
cupied during the fall of tlio leaf and in
the winter.
"Trees for planting should be chosen in
the following order: Conifers, birch,
acacia, beech, oak, dm, lime and poplar.
For our American homes we must add
the maple, the ash and the tulip tree, or
American poplar, although tho denso
foliage of tho maple is sometimes ob
jectionable. Pino trees collect tho
greatest amount of rainfall and permit
the freest evaporation from tho ground,
while their branchless stems offer the
least degree of resistance to tlio lateral
circulation of the air. Acacias, oaks and
birches are late to burst into leaf, and
therefore allow tho ground to be warmed
to tho 6un’s rays in the early spring. Tho
elm, lime and chestnut are the least (le-
Birablo kind of trees to plant near bouses.
They come into leaf early and cast
their leaves early, so tlyit they exdudo
the spring sun and do not afford much
shade in tho hot autumn months, when
it is often required. Trees are of valuo
in indie..ing choice of residence. Rich
foliage, terns and mosses tell of damp
ness uml alluvial deposits. Flowers and
fruit trees point to u dry mul sunny site.
Children will bo healthiest where most
flov. c... grow, and old people will live
longest where our common fruits ripen
best. Fines and their companions, the
birches, indicate a sandy or gravel 6ofl,
elms n riel* anil somewhat damp
6oil, oaks and ashes u heavy clay, pop
lars and willows a low, damp or marshy
soil. Lew then our (esthetics bo tem
pered by our desires for health, and
choice and abundance of trees be adapted
to our sanitary needs. ’’—Medical Classics.
physical overwork, anxiety, exposure nr malaria,
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tho tffbet of vhlch 1* » weaken tho nerve* sys
tem, resulting !-onu < f| the e Chesses. Banova
tho caws with that r»«t Nervo Tonic, and the
':tWULTWilldluppMS,^_
Paine's Celery Compound
Celery Compound cannot
Tonic. In my cue a
with
heart and
WenSSTelck
as I have
CelerySjmpSun'
Will Cure You!
mm L«tr
For the Aged, Nervous, Debilitated.
Warranted
F or
IO
A Dress Dyed
A Coat Colored .
Garments Renewed )
A Child can use them!
for all Fancy'and Art Work.
AtdragglstiniidMerchants. Dyer '
_ Book free.
WEU.8, RICHARDSON A C0„ Prop*., Buritofto*, Vt
Never Before Sold at Such Low Rates I
Great Reduction in Ibices I
farmers’ Implements of Highest Quality,
Mill Hardware, Building Supplies,
ICE CREAftf FREEZERS, REFRIGERATORS, CUTLERY,
G3EAT BARGAINS IN
Cook StbVes for Wood or Coal, OU Stoves,
FRIEND O THE HOUSEWIFE.
Wood and Willow Ware In svsry d«stgn. In Orockary, Olau, Tin and Asato Wara wo have a flno and
largo laaortmenLwhloh wo aroroadv to offer at bottom price,. Wo will bo plstaeddo .how our utook at
all time*. Satisfy yonnelve, and no by giving aa an early call.
2>/L. MIOHELSON.
AUG. **• FRANKLIN,
Dialer, Enter aai Commission Herctai,
Day, drain, Feed, fonr, Bam,
M<ll Feed Generally.,
Car-Life** juots a Specialty
POPULATION.:
1884 $1,433,677.38
1888...*?...*. 2,672,113.00
1892. 6,000,000.00 _
K
FOR
1884
1888....
1892....
65,000 acres of Timber Lands on line of Railroad.
Thousands of acres of cypress lands.
60,000 acres, of Timber in one body; good as*oan be had in the
State.
CITY PROPERTY.
One cornor ldt, 30x00, with 150'footstrcct(front,
>n Newcastle street. —
Excellent stand (or any
Most desirable.residence) lot OOxlSOJfronting on
two|strects near park. •
Three Town Commons lots near Dr. tittle's,
cheap,cheap, cheap.
One lotifronting canal.
Two water fronts ln-New Town, with railroad
running on line ol same.
^^^^ ,u pSS^t r hfl^a2i> Vr?1£ •* trCeti,
We Compete with any Market in Quality ar\d
Price, and Mean just what we Say.
Glauber & Isaac,
Pro wand Commission Hants
Brunswloli „ Ga.
Office and Wareroom in the former Freight House of the B.|«fe.JW.|R. R,
next to Freight House of E. T., V. <fe G. R. R.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Dry Salted and Smoked Meats, Haus, Breakfast Bacon, Meal
and Grist, Corn, Oats, Bran, Hay, Mill Feed, Apples,
Potatoes, Onions, Oranges, Lemons, &c.
Consignments solicited. Parties wanting Anything m my lino will And it to their advantage to
call on me before purchasing ^elsewhere. Highest market prices paid for Hides, .Furs, Wax,
febil-ly
Wool,'Ac.
Hodges & O’Connor.
After one year’s trial It Is new an acknowledged fact that wc
Tho wearing of gloves of a different
color—the right I {and different from the
left—is increasing in Plubk
Keep the Purest and Freshest Drugs in the City.
Our Prescription Department
Is without doubt tho most complete, os the amounted work done demonstrate*. Wo jUooguarantee
exactness aad dispatch,»this'depaitmret Is under the persons! supervision of the oldi
Mon clerk known to the Orunswlek public.
, jpervlsli ,——.
Neither are wo confined to any one physician's pro
scriptlons, bat, ss hts been demonstrated, are thoroughly prepared to All any and all that may be
written, and If you favor ns with a call In Ibis line we will guarantee satisfaction, both as toquali-
tv and price. Wa also keep a fall line of soaps, tooth, hair and nail, cloth and blacking brushes,
combs, and toilet articles, and In fact, evorythlngthat goes to make up n first class drug store. We
are also Proprietorof the ;
One of tho most desirable lots on Newcastle
street south of park.
Excollcnt|buslncss lot 50x130 on lbe Bay.
Modern cottngo with lot 00x180 on London
street. A pleasant home in the best part of city.
ntaTow figure.
New six-room house on Boulovard—oheap.
onCoch-
lon streets.
' iSSKki
Small farm of seventeen aerea^three miles front
Court Hoops.
Truck form of twcnty*ono acres with new (*
room house.
Six acres with houso near B T V A Q docks.
Four room cottage In Dixvillo with! Iot;00xluo.
Can be bought cheap ns owner is anxious to sell.
1 A foot front on Cochran avenue. U feet frost
Two story houso Just completed on 1st Avenue.
Trui
of poai
lot on Boulevard In two minutes’ walk
Lot 80x100 fronting railroad and adjoining lots
on which the Oglethorpe hotel Is situated.
8300 will purchaso six Town ICommons lots In
one body. '
street ear lino, for (US.
(1,100 will bny nine lots almost in centre of the.
etty. .
Lot corner London street and Cochran aveaue
00x180, with the house.
Throe stores on Bay street.
Oak Grove Plantation, oooUlalng 1000 scree ol
the beat farm lands in the State. To |mll» from
city. * <
Also Farms and Farm Lands situ&ted ii
this and adjoining counties.
1 Trouble to Slot Property,
Careful attention paid to the. renting
References, Oglethorpe and First National
OGLETHORPE -BOTTLING WORKS.
Tho Inrgret marbiff quarryin tboworld SmntS l tolj^^i5^'mado! l, Our1jhJSro^!}o“? , rcp!imn^d«l by physicians, i
{jUmtofC^org^bid company |
Veil end give ns a trial ndlncnnvl
r .fliiKir
vrliat we tell you U tru»..
Real Estate Agency,
216 NewcastleSStreet,
Bmiswick, Sa