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THE U8E OF TOBACCO.
Th« Virtue* and Viet* of th* W**d to An
SfeSS*sEK
principles. When tobacco it burned,
a new set of substances is produced,
tamo of which ate less harmful than
the nicotine, and are more ameable
ect, andmuch ofthe acrid oil—a
In effect, »
substance quite aa irritating and poi
sonous .as nicotino—is carried oft
Theae fae produced substances an
origin, the “pyridine
totes. By great heat the more aro-'
m^io and less harmful members of-the
series aro produced, but the 4MMp0i>
jonous compounds are generated by
jgs slow combustion of damp tobaoea
This oil which is liberated ' by combus
tion is bad both in flavor ana in effect,
and it is better, even for the immedi-
we pleasure of the smoker, that it
should be'excluded altogether from
his mouth and air
Smoking in a stc
ticularly injurious, for the reason
that in it the .oil is sfored in a con
densed form, and the smoke, is there*
fore highly ^charged with the oiL
Sacking or chewing the stub of a cigar
that one is smoking is a berious mis
take, because the nicotine in the un-
bumed tobacco dissolves freely in the
saliva, and is absorbed. “Chewing"
is on this account the most injurious
form of the tobacco habit, and the use
of a cigar holder is an improvement
|on the custom of holding the cigar be-
eon the teeth. Cigarettes are re-
onsible for a great amount of mis-
def, not because the smoke from the
er has any particularly evil effect,
because smokers—and they are
in boys or very young men—are
to use them continuously or at
quent intervals, believing taattheir
ver for evil is insignificant Thus
i nerves aro! under the constant in
fluence of the drug, and much injury
to the system results. Moreover, the
cigarette smoker uses a very consider
able amount of tobacco during the day.
“Tapping” and."snuffing” are semi-
rbarities which need not be dis
cussed. Not much effect is obtained
from the use of the drug in these
varieties of the habit.
Nicotine is one of the most powerful
I fVin *'nftwrn tvkicnnu n Irnn-rtm Tfo
r Jiatof d:
sic acid. If birds bo made to inhale its
vapor in amounts too small to be
measured, they are almost instantly
killed. It Sfeems to destroy life, not
by attacking a few, but of all the func
tions essential to it, beginning at the
center, the heart A significant indi
cation of this is that there is no sub
stance known which can counteract
vot survives. Its depressing action on
- the heart is by far the most noticeable
It and noteworthy symptom of nicotine
* poisoning. .The frequent existence of
what is known as “smoker’s heart" in
men whose health is in no other re
spect disturbed is due to this fact.
Those who can use tobacco without
immediate injury will have all. the
pleasant effects reversed, and will suf-
fe ' " . . . ..
fer from the symptoms of poisoning if
they exceed the limit of tolerance.
These symptoms aro: 1. The heart’s
action becomes more rapid when to
bacco is used; 2. Palpitation, pain or
unusual sensations in the heart; &
There is no appetite in the morning,
the tongue is coated, delicato flavors
are not appreciated, and acid dyspep
sia occurs after eating; 4. Soreness of
the mouth and throat, or nasal ca
tarrh, appears and becomes very
troublesome; S. The eyesight becomes
poor, but improves when the habit is
abandoned; 6. A desire, often a crav
ing. for liquor or some other stimu
lant, is experienced.
In an experimental observation of
thirty-eight boys of all classes of so
ciety, ana of average health, who had
been using tobacco for periods rang
ing from two months to two years,
twenty-seven showed severe injury to
the constitution and „ insufficient
growth; thirty-two showed tho .ex
istence of irregularity of tho heart’s
action, disordered stomachs, cough,
and a craving for alcohol: thirteen had
intermittcncy of the pulse, and one
had consumption. After they had
abandoned the use of tobacco, within
six months one-half were free from
all their former symptoms, and the re
mainder had recovered by the end of
the year. -
A great majority of men go far be-
yond what may be called the temper
ate use of tobacco, and evidences of
injury are easily found. It is only
necessary to hAve some record of what
the general' health was previous to the
cover a long enough time.
The history of tobacco in the island of
New Zealand furnishes a quite sugges
tive illustration for our purpose, and
one on a large scale, when Europe-
airiam« mated- New Zealand they
found in the native Maoris the most
any of the tnSea inhalnting&io islands
ofthe .Pacific. Since Ufe introduction
of tobecoo, for which the Maoris de-
* •’ ’ have
the same time, roduoed in stature and
in physical well being so as to be an
altogether inferior type of men.-
Fcnclon, who often bothered Rich#-
lieu —'
So had
him. “And I supnoea you o*u«i it
for u sublcriptionf said IUclielicU,
With •maw; “Oh. no: I saw there
pus uo chance—it was too liko you.
Brunswick Wood Delivi
Torras' Wlaarf; Bay
SINGLE LOAD (Not Delivered.) SINGLE LOAD (Delivered).
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PER COED.
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PINjE, Mwedjfind^put i
PER COED.
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Leave Orders with Haywood, Gage A Go. TERMS POSITIVELY CASH.
“WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH
S.W. APTE, Prfopr
—OF THE-
r
THE CRY OF ALL.
HE’© ALL RIGHT!
His immense Clothing
He is selling goods at way low down prices.
Stock is unsurpassed in styles, quality and prices.
Fine Black Imported Corkscrews, $14 per suit, worth $20.
Fine English Melton Square and Round Cut Sacks at $16.50, worth
$20 and $22.
All Wool Sdotch Sheviots in double and single breast from $10 up to
$13.50 worth $15 and $18. j
Children and Boys Suits.
I have the largest line in Children and Boys Suits from $2 and upwards.
Boys’knee pants 40c. and upwards, and an immense line of boys, youths
i’ Overcoats.
and mens'
HATS and CAPS.
I have the largest line, and at very reduced prices
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes.
The finest and cheapest Shoes for ladies, children and gentlemon.
Trunks. Satchels, Umbrellas, Ete.
Trunks and Satchels—all styles. Silk Umbrellas from $1.75 up. A
large variety of Leather Goods in traveling companions and Cuff and Col-
SPECIAIi BARGAINS.
lar boxes.
UtriaundrieU Shirts at 46c., worth 76c.
Ueats’ Linen Collars at 10c, worth 20c.
Fine Silk Neckwear at 25c, worth 50c.
AIL wool Flannel Top Shirts from 76c, upwards.
.. . . i, won .
Also a full line of Cardigan Jackets, Ladies’ and
~ ilf
Gents’ Shoes at astonishing low price.
The Livest Town in the South!
* A ... •
Offers Unparalleled Opportunities for Business
and Investment!
We offer for nle the following City and Country property:
OLD TOWN.
On* lot, with Urge two-atory dwelling and oat
boasea, also one cottage and oat boom, every
thing comparatively mw *ad la good order,
One-half lot corner Mansfield and. Albany ate.
One Bay‘lot 45x180, with traUdinge.
One lot oa Oglethorpe atreehtond bnUdloga.
One lot on Oloaoeeter atroet—splendid batineaa
location.
One Bay lot 80x100 with two-story brick build
ings, recently erected. Will sell cheap for the
money.
Three lots on Ornnt street—good business loca
tion.
Splendid bnlldlngslte, north corner Oglethorpe
and Gloucester stroets-
Lot corner Gloucester and Albany streets.
One lot on Albany street.
Portion ol Trust lot 00x100—splendid building
One lot 00x180, corner Union and Howe streets
with Improvements.
One lot end elegant residence on London street,
lot 90x180.
One Bay lot and two stores situated thereon—
good Investment.
Lot 00x180 south ol Hanover Park. Very desi
rable for residence.
Lot 60x90 on Newcastle street, near Cathollo
church, with nice residence.
Three lots, 90x180 each, containing 4 new two-
story houses, near school house.
NEW TOWN.
v;
Portions oflthree lol
on Reynolds street, with bul
Threolots, 90x150, with new two-st
ing and out houses, lacing Court House
ggregating
mildmga.
87Kxl50ft.,
81J4 loot water front, with warehouse S6xT0 and
tttM* gfi
One k* on BernokRCstiiet, 50x90.
f Thrae water lots apthe foottotL street. Very
One Dlxvllle lot, 45x110, corner Cochran avenue
ad London streets, with. 5 room house. Can be
boaght at tow
T§^otour^i!Kffi T X e t tT d e o - f
elded bargains*
CODNTRYPROPERTT.
About 40 acres of tbe Holiest lands In th* coun
ty, one mile from heart ol city.
Six acres cleared, with house, four miles from
with twelve ■
city
900 acres ol best land In tho bounty, w
room bouse, nine mile* from the city-
10)4 acres of farming land, with splendid two-
etonrhouse, kitchen and dlnir
, ■-— mill, etc.
large bam, sugar mill, ete..
crossing, 4% miles from eon
cured very cheap.
10 acres c
B., ovumo. cum
built bouse located thereon,
very low figure, being In want of money.
Also three small farms not mentioned above—
very low.
3,000,000 Aeresr
Florida Lands:
We have also been appointed agents tor Florid*
Southern .Ballway land*,. Fjjorfi* ^jtgimerajjd
Company’s lands, and St
Railway lands, aggregating more than. MXMIOO ;
acres of choice lands located in nearly every
county in the State, suitable for farming, grill
ing, fruit And vegetable growing. Pine, cypres*,
and cedar timber. Prloesp-ange from |i per aore
upwards.
Two lots, witq elegant residence and out houses
m Norwich street.
BORCHARDT & LEAVY,
TLeal Estate .Agents
301 Newcastle Street, BRUNSWICK. GA.
Perfect fits guaran
lurselves. W«
Polite attention is given to all who give us a call,
teed, and qualities warranted. Come and convince yourselves. We don’t
say anything that we do not mean. We came here and macle a sucoess,
and intend to stay and keep our reputation up on lowest prices for honest
goods.
SL -W. APTE,
PROPRIETOR,
At Marlin’s old dry goods stand, New Castle street,
AUG. F. FRANKLIN,
Met Brito aid Commission HerciiaiL
lay, Grain, M, Fonr, Bacon,
Mill Feed Generally.
Car-Load Lots a Specialty
We Compete with any Market in Quality ar\d
Price, and Mean just what we Say.
L. D. HOYT & CO.
-DEALERS IX-
NEW QUARTERS
I can now be found in my new stand
in the
Scarlett Block,
WHKltEMY STOCK OP
, BITS, CAPS,
Dry Goods and Notions
WILL BE POUND
MARKED DOWN
* TO BED ROUE.
D. T. DUNN.
J.M. DEXTER
INSURANCE
*,
NEW YORK & BRUNSWICK.
* is
STEAMERS '
SAN ANTONIO,
* WILDER,
STATE OF TEXAS,
WILLIAMS,
Thuradav afternoon. . , .. _ . £7 f
Close oonneotlona at Brnnawiok with B. * W.
T„ V.JtO. and A. P.GL. railroads. Through
bllla lading signed to Atltnta; / " —
Macon and all Interior points.
Ita; Albany,- Amerlona
Fnsurance'hotwcen Now York and Brunswick,
lo-nitli ol one per cent.
Freight and passage as low aa by any other
line. Par freight, passage and general Informa
tion apply to
THOS. FULLER, Agent,
Brunswick, G*.
-AND-
Real Estate Arrent,
-REPRESENTING
EISNT L»DM6 ME NBHNUCE GO’S
“SOUTHERN MUTUAL”
OF ATHENS, GA,
SEA ISLAND BOUTE.
. S'
BRUNSWICK & SAVANNAH!
AND WAT LANDINGS.
hardware
y
• Stoves C uds* Pistols, .Cartridges,
.' . ..'A.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. SASH, DOORS. BUNDS
’BuFTfiriAPi and Waenns
d. A. BUTTS,
Physiciait and Surgeon.
L.J.Leavy& Co.,
TBAVELEBH ACCIDENT CO., of H.rtford,,
EQUITABLE LIFE AS8UBANCE SOCIETY, of
Nsw tilt.
Houses to Rent and for Sale.
CITY LOTS FOR SALE,
Notice to Stockholders.
A Meeting of tbe .tockholdenof the. Brat
National Bank of Brunswick, Georgls, 1. hereby
called to take place at Its Banking House, on Wed-
neaday, tbe SMb day of December, m.
tor tho purpose of amending the TwrdArtlel*
of the articles of Assoclition: alsoi tor the pnr-
goie of increasing
JAB. HERR SMITH Cashier.
S O'Ooroom, la.
W. T. Snsoxs
hours*
ealj.So._l*
_pedal mentionjflrcn to
and Inap. W
T. O’Connor
INSURANCE
FIRE! MARINE I
I Steamer St
On and alter Monday _ .
Savannah for Brunswick every
Thursday at A p.m * ’" t * it.--
1 Couuectlons 'nmd. vllh B.kW. and B.T.. SO.
BsUroads, and staamar ••OmekarBoy" tor Mm*
Landings. Th.’-dt.XWsetoPffcoehra at aU way,
potato 6»iwm> BrnuwlH ■! gtoBBto
Forrataaoffnlghta and p«Mg..»pply to
ml
•• Wi
BUTCBUB AXB VPfH I
AKEagecIslty of.r “
ara*i
TrymPioo©
and yon will h*v*no oth*r.
Beet Folk, Smew** Etc.,
always ok hand.
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