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Hodges & O’Connor Careful'attention paid to the renting of pro Reference^ Oglethorpe and First National Seep the Purest and Freshest Drags in the Qity. Our Prescription Department Mon clerk known to the Brun.Slck public NeithereftgriErtpw tcriptions, but, aa has been demonstrated, are thoroughly prepared to dll any *" tb>t ra *T b< Real Estate Agency, • , nr' > 8 . 216 Newcastle Street, - Erins 1 ialr and nail, cloth and she, and tolletarticle*, and in fact, cvcrjthlngthat gocttomiktupafirstcUMadm*store, i al*o Proprietor of the * OGLETHORPE BOTTLING WORKS, lufactnre Lemon, Oil a* pure as any mi itetlon In auertlng that It la aa food want a trial nd ue oonvlnoedthat ECONOMY IN CHINA. «• Wdau or IM-XM Oiin aa to **aot—Saving Perl—Drews. lb© Chiticao are pre-eminently eco nomical, whether it be in limiting the number of wants, in preventing waste, or in adjusting foroes in each a man ner aa to make a little represent a meat deal. The universal diet oon- nsta of rice, beans, millet, garden vegetables and fish, with a tittle meat on high festival*. Wholesome food in abundance may be supplied at less “I** 1 ? day£er each adult^ and sons have been kept alive for month* on about a half penny a day each. This implies the existence of a high degree of culinary skill in the Chinese. Their modes of preparing food are thorough and various. There is no waste; everything is made to do as much duty as possible. What is left » the verimt trifleT The physical con- duty. cause of i of 48^. has to live on family, shows this kept on starvation i The Ohinem are tidious in regard to "** ' homes i come „ the hone, the mule, the ‘in universal- use, and in __,_ the caincl also does i must he understood that the ' i to eat all Of these animals they expire, whether the ath be accident, old age, or his is done aa a matter of, " court©, and thO ftet thAlhe has died of an epidemio malady does not alter its ultimate destination. Cer tain disturbances of tho human organi zation, due to eating diseased meat, aro well recognized" among the people; but it is considered better to eat the meat, the cheapness of .which is cer tain, and run'the riafaftf the coup- quences, which are not quite Certain, than to buydear meat even with tin assurance of no evil results. Indeed, the meat of animals which have died of ordinary ailments is rather dearer than that of those which have died in an 'epidemic, such as pleuro-pneu- ' *■ Another example of careful, calcu lating eobnartyls the construction of the oookiMg pots and boilers, the bot- toms of wmch are as thin as possible that the contents :may boil all the sooner; for fuel is scarce (ind dear, and dear, and consists generally of nothing hut the sfalkB ana roots of tho crops, which make a rapid blaze and disap pear. The business of' gathering fuel is committed to children, for one who oab do nothing else can at least piek up straws and leaves and weeds. In autumn and ydiiter a vast army of -fuel gatherers spread over the land; toye tacCndteOea and^beat them with ““ v straws get no thne to show whlch way ■ tho wind blows before they are an- \ nexed by some enterprising collector. Similarly professional manure col lectors swarm over all the roads of the country. Chinese women carry this minute economy into their dress; nothing comes amiss to them; if it is not used in one place it is in another where it appears a thing of beauty. Foreign residents who give their cast off clothes away to Chinese may be assured that the career of usefulness of these garments is at last about to com- ■ mencc. \‘-v Chinese wheelbarrows squeak for the want of a few drops of oil; but to people who have no nerves tho squeak is cheaper than the oil. Similarly dirt is cheaper than hot water, and so, as a rule, the people do not wash; the motto, “Cheaper than dirt,” which tho spap dealer puts in his windows, conld not bo mado intelligible to the'Cninese. To them the average foreigners are mere soap wasters. Scarcely any tool can be got ready made; it is so much cheaper to buy the parts and put them together for yourself, and as almost everybody takes this view, readymade tools are not to be got. Two rooms are dimly lighted with a single lamp deftly placed in a hole in the dividing wall. Chinese, in fact, seem to bo cdpablo of doing almost anything by means of almost nothing. They will give you an iron foundry on a minute scale of completeness in a back yard, and will mako in an hour a cooking range, of strong and perfect draught, out or a pile of mud bricks, lasting in definitely, operating perfectly, and * costing nothing. The old woman who ip her lost moments hobbled as near as possible to tiie family graveyard in - order, to die, so as to avoid the expense of coffin bearers for so long a distance, was a characteristic Chinese.—The China Herald. ■ oa«miMlH» BABIES BBT ebbin MAUDS RELISH IT. HfBWnM WIN VtUIIUMMI BOWWIi Bold by Drofgto*. **e., 50*, SLOO. ttgjj, MCHM8SMI 1 CO., muuTM.vr. ortralts. Lbkby portnUM, printed onllnejtotopener.br bora a year. these pictures; scad at one* e and ago. WELLS, RICHARDSON &C0., Props., Burlington, Vt Itfs Buy to Dye Superior in Strength, Paatneaa, 8lmpllcl sO colon, s io cents each. WELLS, RtCHARDSOM * CO., Burlington, ft. HrOIMlUar BMiopraAip AitMea, USB p DIAMOND PAINTS. Gold, Silver, Bronze, Copper. Only so Cento. ore Sold at Such Low Ratesll Great Reduction in Prjces! Farmers’ Implements of Highest Quality, -i {Mill Hardware, Building Supplies, IOE CREAM FREEZERS, rIfRIGERATORS, CUTLERY, GREAT BARGAINS IN Cook Stoves fqr Wood or Coal, Oil Stoves, |FB1END0 THE-H0U8EWIFE, Wood and WillowWare lnevsry design. In Grockary, Olaas, Tin an d_ Agate Wato'ye have a too and largo aaaortment, which wa art ready to offer at bottom price,. We wlU be pleated to show oar atock at all time. Satisfy yourselves and na by giving ni an early call, nUL l^IOHELSOlSr. AUG. F. FRANKLIN, • Slider. Broker and Commission Merchant Hay, drain, Feed, Four, Bacon, Mill Feed Generally. *’ .*> I* IS THE TIME TO INVEST IN UUSWICK * REAL ESTA POPULATION^ 1884 8,500 1888 io.ooo 1892...... ......20,000 » t' . : : m : gg "■■"tototo.iiiart- / Valuation of Property. 1884..................$1,433,677.38 1888 2,572,U3.00 1892 6,000,000.00. ■... *•. 1 ' } : M-t ■ AAl'.'J • 65.000 acres of Timber Lancia on lino of Railroad. Thousands of aftres of cjrpress'lands. ' f 60.000 acres of Timber in one body; good as can be"had in the State. : ' ■ * • ... mm CITY One corner lot, 80x90, with 150 toot street front, on Newcastle street. ExeeUent stand for any business. Most dosirablo;residence lot 90x180.fronting on two|strcets near park. Six room house on Union street ’Three Town Commons lots near Ur. Gale’s, cheap, cheap; oheap. One lotifronting canal. Two water fronts In New Town, with railroad running on Une of samo. Store and dwelling comer G andWolf streets, now rented for {35 per month, 11,950. Now dwelling on Newcastle street, with lot OOx .situated In business portion of city. Car-Load Lots a Specialty We Compete with any Market in Quality ai\d Price, and Mean just what we Say. One of tho most desirable lots on Newcastle street south of park. Lot 80x85 on Oglethorpe street sear MansOold. Tw esldenee lota near Boulevard. - Lot 80x90 ooruajftbany and I streets. . . anri Tlhtoste Lot 80x90 eorpe-. Wolf and I streets. Anyone can double his' taonev In twelve * months by purchasing either of the four tracts of acreage property I offer for sale on the Point. 80 acres of high lands lost north of the city, / Onetwo-i of city, with flve 1 i part New twoirtetV eight roompioaM in Waw Sows Excellent|buslness lot 50x180 on lho Bay. Modern cottage with lot 00x180 on London street. A pleasant homo in the best part of oity. Eight room house on A street—can bo bought at alow figure. Four room cottago in Dlxville with lot 00x100, Can bo bought cheap as owner Is anxious to soil. Two story houso Just completed on 1st Avenue. Glauber & Isaac, Pro nee and Commission infants Brunswiohk, G-a. Office and Wareroom in the former Freight House of the B. Sc, W. R. R. next to Freight House of E. T., V. Si G. R. R. HEADQUARTERS FOR Dry Salted and Smoked Meats, Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Meal and Grist, Corn, Oats, Bran, Hay, Mill Feed, Apples, Potatoes, Onions, Oranges, * Lemons, &c. Consignments solicited. Parties wanting anything in my Une will And It to their advantage to eall'On mo before purchasing ;elsewhore. Highest market prices paid for Hides, Furs^ Wax, Wool, Ac. Truss lot on lloulovard in two minutes’, walk of post ofllce. Lot 80x100 fronting railroad and adjoining lota on which the Oglothorpo.hotel Is situated. Business location on Oglethorpe street near Monk. •800 wUl purchase six Town'ICommons lota in one body. New alx.roomjiouso on Boulevard—cheap. !, betwo V : .iV Desirablo lot on Blchmond street, betwoes Monk and- Mansfield. Throe of thoae doalrablo nowc.. ran avenue, between George and 1 Small farm of seventeen'acrcsjthree mUes from' Court House. Truck farm of twenty-one acres with news room boose. • J Six acres with house near B T y A G docks. $1,300 will bny nine loti slmolt In centre ot the city. Lot corner London street and Coobran srenne 90x180, with tbe house. r ‘ ' Three stores on Bay street. Truoktarm on] bold salt oreek.TJi miles from Post Office. Oak Grove Plantation, containing 3,000 acros ot tho best farm lands In tbe State. 10(miles-from city. Also"Farms and Farm Lands .situated in 8 ■■v-i- this and joining counties. , i