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iv ! i HUNTERS OP CAOUTCHOUC. «Im Risk. ban bjr Mm in Qe**» of ttM MUhy bp. Tim Yularocs, or robber hunted of Costa Rica ora the meet irtoaponrible and ignorant of creature*. whoee flrrt object, when out on an expedition, is toacdureM touch caoutchouc na possible. and neat to damage the prospect* of other ’rularoes, regardless of the future. A thrifty tree at lof today find few so profitable, unless they penetrate far Into the virgin for* cats, and are fortunate enough to dis cover an entirely new district. In the sections already worked most ofthetrere -toave been tapped several times, and jnany of them were spoiled at the outset *y having been cut too yqitng because ita greedy discoverer feared that if the prize were left to attain perfection another might secure it. Were the matter regu lated by judicious laws, so that only ma ture trees might bo tapped, and those not to an extent to cause death, the produc tion, of caoutchoao would soon be a source of wealth to the republic. The {Costa Rican government begins to be tdive to this facti and has recently offered extensive grants of land to any Who will (devote themselves to the culture of rub ber trees. ' Among .the Inhabitants of Central . America the Yularoee form n distinct .class, by all odds the lowest in the coun- ;try, unless it may be tha Caribe qf Oust-' jemala or tho pearl dim* .of tbe westem ' “ r are mostly half breeds or white men seldom engage in the btistpess mlght be made profltftble,iiA Yularo coir be ‘ at a glance from itatives of does 5 as easily as a cowboy jin genteel society or’ a miller fresh from Ibis mill, not only by hie general air of dare deVfi don’t-eare-'ltivcness,. but by .'the thick coating of caoutchouc that . covers his dpthing from head'to foot 'This extra coating accumulates grad ually by contact with the rubber trees, •without intention on the port of tho { wearer, and In time renders his garments i The hunters are fitted otit< by the ‘Shrewd traders of Parlsmina, much aa i American miners used to be supplied {With “grub stak^TinTfimlr search for j vided with a gun, a quantity of. ammu nition, a boat and a sufficient supply of < aalt flour and pork to sustain him two to six months., All this is chi 'to lift account at the highest m , price, and in retain be stipulates to to this same.cuxibmmbdatiDg dealer, at some fixed sum' jpdr pound, .all the caout- chouo he may collect during his trip. A journey to. tire woods may occupy ' weeks' or months, according to the will , of the Yularo,-after which he returns to 4 the village, not to leave it again till the • lost cent is spent which ho lias earned, or ,can beg, steal pr borrow, and all the credit exhausted that he Oan'phtsih by t<S ijtujfd'to' au^Stng^o^exiles, forunder every leaf of tho tropical for est some venomous creature is lurking, J dml eternal vigilance is tho price of safe ty. Tbo hunter’s life i§ littk' oljovortbat of til? wild boast’s, whose holla mage night hideous nroitnd him, and bo is con- ; etalitiy exposed to a thousand perils,' seeii nncf unseen. Not only ore there . hungry jaguars and pumas,, wild bears and.other* powerful animus,’,but, more , Jp bo dreaded, are the deadly reptiles, some of them no longer than your hand. Thenj are tiny lizards, the exact color of the leaves under%hich they hldp,* whose 1 bite is fatal; innumerable bugs, beetles and insects, many of them'moro danger ous than the rattler of our northern wilds, which at least gives some warning of his intention to strike, while oven '-more to bo feared than tho monstrous "crocodiles of tho lagoons and tho onor- mous Serpents of hugging proclivities, o the fevers that nightly stalk abroad, >th the noxious vapon of tho terra • ?, AsMo trout the scant rattonaho brings, * , • , the Ytilnro’s food consists mainly of wild -, ^tiogs, or Rtich other animnls ns ho may v V. be able |o hill, eked out bj< tortillas, and, as hn occasional luxury, a dish of red beans stowed In fat Jlonkeys are eon- ' . . eidercd the chbicest of morceaux, par ticularly tl)e large red species, which art os highly relished by the hunters as are raccoons by.southem darkies, or Thanks giving turkeys by New Englanders. Tho .Yularo has no other implement than a short rope of cactus fiber, of his . own twisting, and o luge machete—tho latter a rude sort of sword or knife which m overy Central American who is engaged in any out door occupation carries upon ■ w all oteasions. The hunter ties one end •, of the ropo around his waist, throws tho other over the lower branches and Bfcram- bles up the tree, machete in hand. Hav ing reached a convenient limb lie secures himself by means of tho rope and pro ceeds to make an incision in the tree, from whish—gradually letting himself downward—ho guts a deep channel “ ' gb tho thick bark, around thotrunk i ground... In most cases tile care- ellow cuts much deeper than Is Ty. tiiereby rulfilnK the future ‘>f the tree, fer if n penknife, i pin. be thrust into u thrifty 1 “milk” spurts out iu copi lot.m lubber all ready fur trauapana- tion.—Cor. Philadelphia Record. mglittn* for Ml* IlonA-. No man over worries or thinks about hi* reputation or character until ha knows lie ought to lose both. Tho man with no good cliaracter Is most ready to' fight for his honor. A wild martin a tearoom shouts loud, oml snvg ho is a Is,—Now Orleans Picayune. i gentleman .«t; r.v- '.*SAN ANTONIO, WILDER, STATE OF TEXAS, WILLIAMS, AK and after Sept. 28th, 1888, one of the V/ .above steamers will le*ve Now York every Friday at 8 p. m..arriving in'BrnnswIck follow ing Monday. Returning, leave Brunswick every Thursday afternoon. _ Close connections at Brunswick with B. ft W. E-T,, v.ft G.and A. P.ft L.ratlroads. Through bills lading signed to Atlanta, Albany, Americus Mason and air Interior point*. Insurance between New York and Brunswick, one-flfth of ono per cent.' "-eight land passage as low aa by any other . For freight, passage and general lnforma- 1 PT <THOS. FULLER. Agent, Brunswick, Ga. ANYBODYI . OMCUfrOXI .■■Wa Jfc FILL AND WINTER TO CE! JAS.VS. WRIGHT, Corner Newcastle aid Monk Struct*. 4’ & •* • ' 4 . I have just received an able goods selected by markets, and can supply act elegant stock of season- „ nr myself Ik tho Northern markets, and can supplyftlio town with ats Clothing! % SHOES Gents’ Furnishing Goods, NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY ' « ! wero purchased for cash, nnd conso can be sold on closest margins. M-EulU mad* to order from samples, muct cheaper than from a tailor,Jand lit guuranteod. JAS. S. WRIGflT. Vi Come Apn! AND WE TRUST AND PROSPERITY. DRESS QOODS. -This Uo6> long anltand we propose tojplay from it. Then too, if wo, could let ev< Kiddle Uecagla know what asupert) stock of fashionable fabric* we are displaying and j ^gly tow^neeawe wonMenawetheniJo save money. ItwcaUd require every pagejn attempt to . in _ a&ton- . It wonld require every page in the Anvxa- it> tor w to enumerate all the good* wp are offering at leu than their value, ao wa only it® ® row ot them. THIS RAM. are displaying tho largest assortment of double fold goods ever put on tho|market. This lists of.Jacquard. Arrmure and plaid effects in all the standard shades Iwhlch .surpasses anything which has been heretofore placed before the public by our competitors. MOtTRNING DRESS GOODS. Handling Immense quantities of Prestley’s celebrated black goods we are enabled to make lower irices and.to guarantee every yard of cashmere, Hearietta and other varnished board brands of [yed from unsalable colors ns is often the ease with goods, there is no risk of gcttfng ninny houses, a Besides this brand of goads are unquestionably tht best nianufactuoed, and as we buy large quan tities we get rock bottom p-*—'' —• - - •— * — ourpri • ' * State. . Wecallspecial attention to the following blaok silk warp fabrics. lea wo get rock bottom prlcef, and as our system is to sell at very close margins, we guarantee r prices oitfthesegoodato bo lower than the tame that are sold anywhere and elsewhere in tho Carpets, Carpets ! VELVET, BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY, INGRAIN, WOOLEN, AND HEMP OF LATEST DESIGNS AND PATTERNS, * -i ' ■ ■ $ r ‘ 'w AND BORDERS, TO MATCH. i ' J ’ 4 kjA-' ' i "J " * '•* ‘And we want every on* to understand what wavftvc to ouc we give, to all, so wo Will give to each . nd every pnMHiascr of S3 worth of merchandise Fob Cash, a ticket cntltellng the bolder to a chanco at a magnlUccnt suit of walnut furniture, consisting or ten pioccs, which .will be drawn for .. . ..... ... 0 t got tt, who knows! You'may be the lucky on January 10,1889. Don’t stop and think vou will not Come and try ybur luck. COB MICHELSON. L. D. HOYT & CO., -DEALERS (N- Sfbves C i" I the cllowish • ivliito juicq resembleB i cream more nearly tlmn anv- If the treo is fully Rrovvn i nevor before been tapped tho sap ~ from the Incision in streams, ling down tho channel, is re- > a pit dug at tho roots. The rerally coagulated wltli tho sap , P vino somewhat resembling tho imp*, whieh overgrow, all three tangled fioroats, and acts tho part of rennet to ahMMS ourd, or “mother” tiulquo to nagoajr jdloe,' tor after ita mldition the a!Sk iaaoMl lMidMMd Jnto solid cakes of , -. , * M MARKET! i 1 • I nm Just back from New York-, where 1 havqsc . cured the largest stock ot GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER That I have ever handled in Brunswick. I call special attention to my fiats, Shoes and Neckwear FLkNNEIgSBIBTH AND HANDKERCHIEFS, Latest Style Collars end Cel FULL LINE OF SUITS TO ORDER. lothlng, and every- to All 1” Call anil bo A One assortment thing belonging to a Mvmottol«7*'One convinced. WRIGHT, Corner Newcastle and Gloucester 8b 500 Fenco Posts, ltghtwood, cypress and cedar. iOO cords oak, hlckoiy nod cedst wood-• *■ N*. DIXON' "“““•‘^aasaSa; uns, Pistols, Cartridges, AGRICULTURAL 1M1LKMENTS. SASH,.DOORS. BUNDS ■ nRUNSWICI/ I n ft WESTERN ft • RAILROAP.Il Waycross Short Line. On and after Thursday, Oct. 10, 15S8, passen ger train, will run as follow.: - CSXrSAt ITAKDABD TIME, ,- >■-, FOB THE WEST, NORTH AND U. I Express ani • • IR PPL 5fSS8S»v . SOS am . iv Mon® .iv Tiosam lijM It 10:00 am 5pm lv 10:15am lv 11:10 am ..i.,.iyif- .iv iL. ..lv MM pm ........ ar WOpm 1 ' ' Louisville Cincinnati ar T:S0am - 7:20pm 11:85 am . 8i®0P»!fo 7:45 pm 7rtsam 2:27 am 8:52 qm Macon .ar 2:40 am Atlanta ,,,....ar S:40am- Martetta........ ar 8:41am Chattiinoogfi ar 1:00pm Loulsvlllof. ar 7:15 am. Cinolnnatl ar 6:40am FROM THE WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH. Cincinnati lv Louisville lv Chattanooga lv Marietta lv Mail. press 5pm ii!ig£ 5:47 pm 7:15 pm 11:80 pm Cinolnnatl Louisville St Louis Nashville Decatur Birmingham .. lv 7:50pm lv 12:10 am . ... lv lv 7:45 am lv 12:50 pm Iv 4:85pm Montgomery.... Albany :)avls ' Yillingham .... Sumner TyTy Tilton Alapaha Psannn Waresboro Waycrosa lv 4:80 am lv 4:5#am ......lv 6:16am lv 6:46 am lv 6:04am ... ..,'lv 0:30 a In ..lv 7:10*m lv 8:25 am .lv 9:20am ar. 6:35am 5:00 am 7:SQ am *9:00 it m 9:15 am Savannah Charleston Callahan Jacksonville.... ar U:23pm ..ar 4:20pm ar 11:20 am ......ar 12:00m 12:23 pm 4:20 p m 11:28* m 12:00 m New Orleans... Mobile Pensacola Thomasville.... It .Y.ee.lV i-- ....ft.lV * It ........ 8^0pm 8:00 pm 4MX)aro 12:55pm. ^ Charleston Savannah ;.v..lv7l80am IT 8:05 am lv 8:00am lv 7100 am 11 ’ a.xici "$fre,sr SEW QUARTERS * ' I can now bo found in jny new stand }n tbe * Scarlett. Block, WHEREBY STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, HITS, GITS, Dry Goods and Noti^jis WILL BE FOUND Marked Dowi^ TO BEDfROCK. - D.Tu OTtoiT. PUTNAM’S Livery Stable! Corner Monk andOglothorpestrect* M I jssaai , !s5»“~— The Finest Tum-Onts AND THE BESSBlBYtoJE. Your order aoUcUed, sad ssttatsetita guaran A- T. PUTNAM, BAUMSARTNER BROS. BUTCHERS AND GUEEN GltOCEBS, < Hg AKE a specialty of Delicious Fat Beet re- iU. colved dally from Armour’s Stock Yarda in Chicago. It 1* deliciously Fat and Tender, add Is sold Twenty-five Fer Cent cheaper than game meat can bo bought elsewhere. Try a. Fieoe And you will have no.otlicr. Beef, Pofk, Sausaff“s, Etc., ALWAYS%N HARD. BRUNSWICK &SAV AN! AND WAY LANDINGS. Steamer St Nicholas Connections mads with B. ft W. and B.T., ft 6. Railroads, and atMmav "Omcksr Boy*> for mails landing*. The’-abNlohota*’’ tonehss at all way NOTICE. Waycross.. lv 10:00 am [chlattervlllo lv 10:20 a m loboken.: lv 10:41 am Nahunta lv 11:08 am WaynesvIUe lvll:87am- ....... Jamaica lv 12:05 pm : ’yles’ Marsh lv+12:28 n m Brnnswlckh. :..ar 12:50pm ase^tofets at the station, and save extra tare collected npon the train. Tho mail train stops at all B ft W stations. Connections made at Waycross to and from all points on Savannah, Florida ft Western Railway. Pullman Palace Bleeping Cara. Fir i M SECTIOIlU lHP if F10IID1 And Articles dcscrtptlvo of Its resources and cn- pnbiMlus, with data for planting and cultivating tho , inalpal products of the sou and the time of the! maturity tho latter prepared under tho rohlcts descriptive o! d by tlio Hoards p of County Coinmlssioncrs, 1 TOWN SITES, TOWNSHIP PLATS |P And tho LANDS for sale by the Land Drpartnsnt South Florid* B. R.,' And The Pleat Investment Company All Published for gratuitous distribution, ad- , dross I>. H.'EUiott, General Land Agent, San ford, l-'ln. H - S. HAINES, GEO. W. HAINES. Gon’l Manager. Supsrlntondont. C.D. OWENS, J. A. MCDUFFIE, Trafflo Manager. Gon’l Pass. Agent F.W.ANGIER, Ass’t.Gcn’l Pass. Agent. . BRUNSWICK TO MACON. ATLANTA AND CHAT . TANOOGA, . . , —VIA THE— E.TEHN.JA. Hi RAILWAY OVER FOUR-HOURS QUICKER'TO ATLAN TA THAN ANY OTHER LIKE. SCHEDULE IN EFFEcir SEPT. 80, 1888.' 2 Leave Brunswick Arrive Macon.... Arrive Atlanta ... „ Atlanta... 840am 1220pm 4 ( s 8 15 a m * w> P in . * 16 p a 1015 p m 0 50 am 40 p m 45 a m 110 a m Leave Atlanta... 040am Ar. Chattanooga.1255pm S2tp m SOUTHBOUND. LeavtfAUanta.......1280 a m Leave'Mi cod if;.. 400am Arrive Brunswick 1180 a in AU trains run dally. J. F. MORRIS, Ticket Agt, Brunswick, Ga. B.W.WMNN.G.F. 4T. A„ Kno#rlUe,Tonn. L. J. ELLIS, A.G.l’.A., Atlanta, Ga. 2 45.p m 2 00 n m T O'Ooanoa, Ja. W F. 8THOMS X T. O’Connor & Co., INSURANCE AGENTS FIRE! MARINE! ACCIDENT): otmumtSuF* Dr. IB. McCASKILL, FEKMANKNTLT LOCATED AT, ST.SIMONS MILLS, Ga. Tamil year* praMssI Mperteww. Em