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4 T- *’yr- 1 -£-".-aST.w . ■ ' . lie Brunswick Times. Established 1889. The Brnnswick Gall. Established 1892. The Brunswick Times-Call. COKHOMDAXKD 1900. . • 1 ' I’ubltHbed KVfRY MOBNIJ.G BXCEJPT MONDAY ARTHUR H. LEAVY - * Editor ROLAND A. MULLINS, Basinets Manager OFFICE } ma^a irßtre,it TO SUBSCRIBERS: Subscribers are requested to notify the office when they fail to get any issue of tlie Times- Call. Attention to this matter will bo appre ciated by the publishers, Th* Timsi-Call will be: Delivered by . earner or mail, per year. *5.00; per week 16 eente. Correspondence on live subjects ■elicited. Beal name of writer should ac company came. Subscriptions payable in advance. Failure to receive paper ehould be reported to the business office. 'Address all communications to THE TIMES-CALL, Brunswick, OS a. Cotton is taking an upward spurt. C'ordelc will have a farmers and mer chants carnival this week. The Georgia Confederate veterans will have a grand reunion at Augusta •next month. Cornelius Vanderbilt has gone into politics. There, will be leg pulling sure enough uow. Petty jealousies between the powort is liable to cause great trouble lu the Chinese question. The itate fair was abiammoth under taking for Valdosta, but just watch what a success it will be. Jersey City comes to the front with & ten cent marriage. That was the foe paid to the justice of the peace. mmany c,o Hichard Oroker and vffvi.l 'ilj&ttfll •com to be more intorft upqnmowning each other than upon boating the re puclicaiiH. Atliinta Journal. *<,- The betting in New York six weighs ago was 4tol on McKinley. Itbrhow f* to 5, with the republican* cutting their odd* almost every day. Congressman Griggs will leave Mon day for the uortli, whore he will speak for democracy In Maryland and West Virginin during the campaign. Mississippi will have two men of the same name in the next congress. Both are named Patrick Henry One is from the Third and the other from thcSiSth district. A louisvillo beauty is to marry a real Knglish lord who is not a fortune hunter, w hich is the most remarkable part of this very important announce ment.—Kx. “Considering that he has the rheu matism," remarks the Norfolk Land mark, “the agility with which Senator HannageU around with that hat is mar velous. The latest wagers made in Wall street are upon the next man prominent in the street to die. The only condition it that the man must die in 30 days or the bet Is off. - 000 REASONS. ■,Y . ■ —* ; • • James Orechxian, the famous corres pondent writing to the New York. Jou rnal from Ohio - , says Bryan will carry that mate, and gives as his reasons the following: Because the Mayor Jones party fa vors Bryan and numbers 100,721. Because the trusts have forced skilled mechanics to wprk in the streets. Because the gold democrats are re turning. Because the republicans are joining the reform forces, Because during 1890 (during a finan cial scare} the republican plurality was 48,478. Because in 1892, Cleveland failed to carry the state by only 1,072 votes. Because the. Germans are earnestly opposed to militarism.i Because the republicans .tinder Haste na’s leadership show alarm. BRYAN’S SAYINGS. I practiced law until I became so busy prosecuting the republican party for grand larceny thfktfl did not have time to defend people charged , with petty larceny. 1 want all the avenues kept open so that every child born into the world will have something to hope for. This republican system of private monopoly is ' condemning the young men to perpetual clerkshlp. r-If the republican policy continues, ydu will be pounded until you dc,hfiller “enough.’’ The poor men will furnish sons for the army, but and the exploiters will reap the profits. A man with a crime-stained con science may go through a part of life successfully, (lonceallng from society | the knowledge of guilt that haunts him but there corooa a day when the burden grows ’fiSogreat and he finds sweet re lief in throwing off the heavy load and facing consequences. Mr. Crokst- would be a happy man if lie could manage to get the Hon. D . 8. Hill buried under a big gubernatorial majority this year. But Hill Ims lwsen thqfo Uefort and he .was too -long digging out to take any more such chance. The Washiiptgn Post tritely remarks that lawlessness in a norther# aiato 1# rpdvfcd more reprehensible by the fact that the finger of scorn has always burn leveled in that section./ . • SUNDAY THOUGHTS. lan MucUrtn. The world had its own idea of liless sdncfß. Blessed is the mau who is al ways right. Blessed is the mau who Is satisfied with himself. Blessed is the man who is strong. Blessed Is the man who is rich. Blessed is the man who is popular. "Blessed is the man who enjoys life. Those are the beati tudes of sight and this present world. It conies with a shock and opens new realmsof thought, that not one Of these men entered Jesus' mind, when He treated of blessedness, “blessedsaid Jesus, “is the man who thinks lowly of himself; who has passed through great trials; who gives and endures; who lojpg* for perfection; who carries a ten der heart; who has a passion for purity of life and holiness; who sweetens hu man life; who dares to be true to con science," What a conception of ebar actePl ~Blessed are the humble, the THE BRUNSWICK TIM SEPTEMBER 9, 1900. penitents, the vieflJPUe mystics, the phiianthrdpists, the gain U- (Im media tors, the.hhnfeSsoMj FV ths first time a halo rests cw’gentlenesjj patience and sanctity, and the eight men of the be atifudEs.divide the kingdom of God; Jesus -nowhere commanded that one ‘cling to His cross; He every where commanded that, everyone carry His cross, mid out of this daily life of cru cifixion has.,bee horn the most beauti ful saipthhod fchin St. Paul to St. Frau ds, from Xhoipaß A. Kempis to George Herbert. „ For “there is no salvation of the son], fior hope of everlasting life but in the cross.” Granted that some people go to cjiui'ch to whom worship must be a vgiu show, and that others remain to whom fit la a spiritual reality, it were absurd to divide people into public wor#fepT)r;,who are professional'fiypr ocritds, and private are unattachediitfh.tH? As ter of fact, bclievhßg people do, has a rule, gp to unbelieving’ people do not, as a rulej and in to show that one is not ujdngsfaith in a M*; '4 '. “ 4 *' "0. dogmatic'bjut a be ter point -jauf the ghureh --her' teachings, her' Ujilurnioc. hfjr examplo-“thfe whole system pLcS'ilg?- ity and philanthropy depenJ Tp the western world. "K m f There Is nothing 6n t which wq Sifter so hopelessly as creed, nothing on tsm which we agree so utterly a3 character. Impanel men of clean ctfbseG once and average intelligence and ask them to try some person by hie opin ions, and they may as well be disv.hurg ed at once; they will not.agrog tiH the Greek Kalends. Ask thebfto take The r & .**■' i standard of conduct, and they .will bring in a verdict iu five minutes. D.&fn.ss Oanot B Cared by local ApplfcftlloftS, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the car. There is only one way to cuts deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed con dition of ilio mucous Lining of the Eus tachian Tube. When this tube gets in ti .mod, you have a rumbling aotpid or imperfect Hiring; and it Is en tirely c'osa&cteafne& is the tdfult.and unless tbelnflammation can be taken out and tbiatube rosto/ed to its normal eou ditlon, hearing will be destroyed forever. Nine cases out of ten are caused by oa tarrli, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the surfaces. We will give Ono Hundred Hollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) - that canuot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. * P. J. CHKNKY & Cos , Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Halit Family l’JUs are the best. TIMEB-CALL JOB OFFICE. Tboss who want tbs beft work, at the lowest figures, should bring it to this (fiioe. On Urge dodgers, our prices and work will make you a con stant customer, if you will give ns the first job. Bing up 51, and a solicitor will call. W. C. Davie, of Atlanta, is speeding tog a few days in the city. “To Err is Human \” ‘But to err aII the time is criminal or idiotic. Don't continue the mistake of neglecting your Flood. When impurities manifest themselves in eruptions or nvhen disordered conditions of stomach, kidneys, liver or bonnets appear, take flood's Sar saparilla. ft null make pure, live blood, and put you in good health. J&CtCS SaUatmfi&i nji mi i a [ I ’fcfjT f T. Wiimmi ke scifeenfeflfom siipfWby In© ikseffi? ■ ? • favtlfel Prekcrkpidn , IT CURES iRnEWumiY INFLANHAnW ULCERATION,And FEMAIjEOaEAKNESS ttmaAeA Weak WOMTi SfR9N SjCNIYOWCN WELL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPIiH • ' TROMCI’E MARgET '..-New York, .Etpt, s.-Tb* leading futures ranleil s follow* in the New York Produce Exchange today i Wheae, Xo., t.—Opan. High. I. h. close Sept ... .iitl-f :J-S 7 s 1-4 TANARUS t-J Dfc. sc i-2 -or-s so 1.5 ses-i, Gem, No. 2 Sept. . . t .B !-* Dee... ... y . i-2 H)4 m 1-s it,l-l mgw YORK COTTON. New York, Sept, s.—'i’he• Mlowius talile Shows the range te prices of cotton for the dif ferent months: ' Open.. High, Lew. doae Octolmx. . !}f ,‘t t! #3l <j 3u Decwnfifr. ~ 1,1 i ao; al2 Jamtary . 813 njl 903 911 April . . 9 93 O Oft •Inly . ,V ’< sf 901 •tb , *aJ l *' *'&&'’'■ ••' ■. ' For Backache use STUARTS (HN ami BUCHU; *• ’ v ? ' W. 9. Esc; of Havaanah, spent y. 1 *- terdty io tha city. . To prevent consumption nntekly erre Uw,:iti ■ml lung trouble with One Mi^teCough Our*. W t Butts. When in need, call on J. W. Watkins. He loans mo ney on personal property., " O Jib. * *S* O XX X jSk. „ Bears the A 1 Kiwi Bii Hats Am^gfeaglit A nice, I w<-story hou<* for rent— to perfect order—ll 4N. Amherst atree?. Apply to Mrs. Col sberry, 121 X . Amerfcerst street. Mr. A. W. Pratt, of New York, is registere 1 at tbe OgitDorpr. NOTICE. New milled rice meal, best milk producer and feed for stock on the market. Ben Borchardt & Cos., Wholesale Grocers and Pro duce Dealers. Tou cn spell it cough, coff, caugb, haul ksff, hough or hangh, bat the only harmle* remedy that quickly cure* it uOae Minute Cough Cure W J Butts. MITCHKLL & THOMAS livery, boarding and sale stables. Finest turnouts In the oily. Tel. 97. Newcastle St Advertisers lways PPRECIATE REAPUNG ICH ETURNS THAT IS T! —I E=l Regular ETURNS EPORTED By Advertisers Who Use These Columns. r;'. a ’ ■>-. •-. ■ ■ i?r Quantity id {unity If Circulation gives Jiantity and Quality to Advertisers And We Give Both .WE ALSO——. GUAKANTEEJO GIV-L SATISFACTION IN JOB WORK. 'f • ' DON’T SEND AWAY FOR ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS, SHIPPING TAGS, ETC, When you can get them at“home for the same price and besides you fsave the cost of freight and drayage. IK . •** f_:L ■ OUR PHONE IS 31, and a message will receive prompt attention. Jj We don’t mind calling and talking the matter __ over with you and giving you our estimates, and if we fail to get your order that is our fault, not yours. ALL WE WANT IS A TRIAL*, The Times-Call, * ' 209, 209 1-2 and 211 F Street. NOTE. If you haven't time to write your “ad” let us know and what you’ve got to sell and we will write the “ad” for you. ** That’s our business, and we only charge you for the space.