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SOCIETY NEWS.
AS OLD-FASBIQNLI> GARDEN.
A lovely place in the oveoii’g light
Wherein to rest and ho idle,
IU boreere so shadowy yet ao bright.
Where old-fashioned roues dwell by right.
And ■jnoenlj'liliea are clad in white
J.lke Sower 1 adorned for a bridal.
Here gillyflowers spread till their branches
• aeegi
A brood of chicks around their mother,
There tender-eyed panales mnae and dream
And jessamine stars through the twilight
gleam,
And sunflowers and bollyliooka grown su
preme
Pay stately court to each other.
Here wallflower* open with rich pertume,
There relvety brown and yellow
And taking more than their share of room
la far-spread patches sweet-williams softly
bloom,
Aad regal dablloa their crowns assume
When the year grows ruddy and mellow.
Dear haunted garden, at dust we atand,
And your dim memories ponder;
Or obildren who played here—a Uouaebold
band,
Of lovers that haply a lifetime planuod.
Of aged ones resting here hand in hand
Now at reat on the hillside youder.
They hate passed away hot thdrwork sur
vive*
Iks fragrance to strangers granted;
And as their garden still blooms and thrives,
Jtven *o the grace ol their homely lira
Beyond the *iuter of death revives;
They are not dead, but transplanted.
▲h, eweet tlio flower* that our love await,
Where the springtime le Iresb amt vernal,
Where never tho summer-tide come* too late,
And never a blosco-n l* ont-ot-datc;
Thank God In tli#t pence o! that hotrenly statu
The old-fashion Rr ® e’.iritK.
Jarvis, In Leisure Hour.
Mre. Or H. Wimberly left ou Tucu
tlny for Macott, where the trill viilt
relative* and friend* for a Short while.
Misa Katie O’Connor, after a month
in Madison is now in Macon and will
return to Brunswick this week. . '
Mrs. R. M. little dangh
ter, Louite, of are visit
ing Mr. and WyHt ft. Mo-ton.'*
Miss L'zzie Demina has turned
Irom a pleasant visit to At u*#f? # ao d
- _ ■' -app'’
Macon,
Mias Lo|oa Griilln is ia Fatrburn
FINE FURNITURE,
Pftgcs of talk on our furniture
stock would give but half an idea of Isi
the beauty and economy found here- *§■
Why not
Visit the Store
and let the goods do their own talking and the
prices their own saying? More than entflfl"
train load of suits and odd pieces have been placed
on these floors since last you were here. Bee about it
CARPETS, RUGS, MATTITG,
Never were the prices on these' grade ar
ticles so low as at present. Never have the pat
terns been so beautiful, the
the price so attractive.
Each new season finds this department in better
condition to fill your wants. The ptincjQAlJpreign
carpet and rug centres have repre^MßH|hgre.
Lowfii- Frfoas
H. hul^Sl'
and will return this week to resume
her position in the Grammar school.
Mr. A. M. Russell has present -d tbe
Brunew'ck Library with i volume of
E. P. Rjc, eotitlad “Without a
Home."
Mrs. Wo. T>ylor and children have
returned from a summer in Lutliugton,
Michigan.
Miss Annie Kgirowitch is at home for
several days from It cbmrud’j busiuess
college in Savannah, wheie hit* tak
ing a coar.-Ojijf stenography.
V i- . m■• V* j —it "rh kkc ’t- */ ‘ 1 ’
Misaea Lucille and Ylr.eo Kay have
refh ncd from a plea ant’visit to At
lanta.
Miss R tn McK noon returned Mop
day on the Mai ory line from a sum
mer spn:t with lelitivcs in Kirtucky
and Maloe.
Mr- Win. J. Daugaix, of Bi ming
tam, fo-m;rly of Brunswick, has re
turned from a trip to Europe and will
arrive In Bruaswick on Sunday to spend
several days.
PREVENTED A TRAGEDY,
Timely information giveu Mr-.
Georg* Long, of New Strsitsville,
Ohio, prevented a dreadful tragedy
and saved two lives. A frightful
cough bad long kept her awake every
night. She had tried many remedies
and doctors but steadily grsw worse
nntil urged to trv Dr. King’s Nswj
Discovery. Qne bottle wholly cured/
fiud she writes this marvellous medi
cine also cured Mr. Long of a severe
attask of pneumonia. Suob cures are
positive proofnf the matchless merit
of this grand remedy for curing ail
throat, chest and lung troubles. Only
60a. and $1.(4, Every bottle guar
anteed. Trial birttis freest aii drug
•tores. . \ „
CASTOR IA
Vor Infants and Children.
The ml You Hava Always Bought
Bears the y/trJ 'j /"**
Signature oi
Second bifid household
furniture bought and sold;
also piano?, orgies, trunks,
min-Qte. .carpets, etc. -I .
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THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL. SEPTEMBER 26, 1900.
Facts
For Sick
_r .1— \., -j
Women
First—the medicine that
holds the record for the
largest number of abso
lute Cures of female Ills
Is Lydia E. Plnkham*B
Vegetable Compounds
Second—Mrs . Plnkham
can show by her letter
files In Lynn that a mil
lion women have been
restored to health by her
medicine and advice* *
Third AH letters to Mrs.
Plnkham are received,
opened, read and an
swered by women only.
This fact Is certified to by
the mayor and postmas
ter of Lynn and others of
Mrs . Plnkham*s own city.
Write for free book con
taining these certificates.
Every ailing woman Is
Invited to write to Mrs.
Plnkham and get per ad
vice free of charge,
Lydia E FlnkbamWteA Cos., Lynn. Mm* v
Cured of Ohronio Diarrhoea After 30
Years of Suffering.
“If suffered for thirty year* with diarrhoea
and theight I was paat being cured,’’ says
John 3. Halloway, of French Camp, Mis-. “I
. had pen so much time and money aad aiiSrerea
1 so much that I had given op alOuipoa of recov
ery, I was so feeble from the effect* of the dlr
-! rliooa that I could do no kind of labors mid not
j oven travel, imt by accident 1 waa per oltagd fee
j ilnd a bottle or Chamberlain's Col la. Cholera
and Biarrhcen Remedy, and after taking, sev
eral hottlea lam entirely eAred of that trou
ble. iam so pleased with the result that 1 am
iinxiou* that It be in reach of all who saffor ha
I have.” For sale by Bishop’s drug stove.
The sight man to have clean your
clothes is Jim Carter.
IV. li. Corset* on sals at actual cost
at tb Bps Hive.
All telephone orders promptly d*
livered at Da Voe’r.
Our Greatest Specialist
For 30 years Dr. S. Newton Hath
away has so successfully treated chronic
diseases that he is ackm wledgcd today
to'stand at the head of his profession in
this line. His exclusive method of
treatmeut for Varicocelo ana Stricture
without the aid of knife or cautsryl
cures in 90 per cent, of all cases. 1m
the treatment of loss of vital
nervous disorders, kidney and urinary
complaints, raralysis, blood poisoning,
rheumatism, catarrh afid diseases pecul
iar fe> women, he l* equally l^?oee^e^u , .•
Dr. Hath#ay's practice is more than
double that of any other specialist.
Cases pronounced hopeless by other
physicians, readily yield to his treat
ment. Write him today fully about
your case. He makes no charge for
cooghUation or ski vice, either at his of
hce or by-mail.
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. D.
36 Bryan Street. Savannah, Ga
p Fresh line of gioger preserves just
received at Ds Vo*'*.
W. B. Cartels on sale at aotusl cost
at the Bee Hive.
A Miaister i Oood Work,
haJ a scv oraatiack of bilious colic, got a
bottio Colic, Cholera and
Diarrbcea Remedy, took two doe au<l was en
tirely cured,” say* Rev. A. A. I’owor, ot tiupo
ria, Kan. “My neighbor across tbestieetwas
eiok tor over inteek, had two or thceebotlloi o
medicine tram the doctor. Be need them tor
tlirce or four days without relief, then called In
mother doctor who treated him for some days
and gave him no relief, to dice a; jl 1
went over to pec him iho uw '
aaid hi* bow,-It were Jrrn terrTßle¥*,
hedbspn running off bo long that It was almost
I asked him If he hail tried Cham-
Wliln’a Colic, Cholera and Dltrrha-t Remedy,
ud he aaid. ‘Ko.’ 1 went homo and brought
Ihhumy bottle and sravc bun one dote; MMhim
pO take another dose ,h Sf:evn or twenty mWi
lutotlt be did not And relief, hot he took no
J more, and was entirely cured. I think it the
’ best raedlcino I have ever tried ” For rrile by
1 ptl drdg eSoro.
] iiiA>rur Is Brunswick’s best
clotbes oieaner.
Buy the children’s school bose at
aotual cost at tbe Bee Hive,
A TRANSVAAL LEAGUE,
Chicago, 111., Sept. 25.—At a call by
Sergeant W sselius, chairman of the
committee on organization, the members
of the American Transvaal League
were today to launch their association
as a national organization. The objec.s
of the association are to promote and
secure place for the South African Re
publics, to spread information regarding
the cause of and create sentiment against
the war, to raise funds for the cause, to
procure a tender of kindly offices of the
United States to end the war.
m ■ "I ■ II mm I m . m
IT SAVED HIS LEG.
P. A. Danfort*], of LaGrange, Gs.,
suffered intensely for tig months with
a frightful running sors on hit ieg,
bat writes that Bucklsn’s Arnica Salve
wholly cured it iu ten dsys. For Ul
cers, Wounds, Burns, Boils, Pain or
Piis, it’s the beat salve in the world.
Gars guaranteed. Only 25ote. Sold
by all droggists.
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Dress goods, dress trimmings and
dress linings on sale at Joost at the
Bse Dive.
“f had* rottntug sore on my leg for seven
y-ara * write*.Writ James Forert of cheppew*
Falls, Wla, “and apeak houJreda of dollars In
trying to get it healed. Two boras of! Danner
Halve on lively cured iu” W. J. halts.
Pat your stamach, liver and blood
in healthy condition and you can defy
disease, Pwlckly Ash Bitters it s
successful system regulator. W. J.
Batts,
Kerri,’ Dons and Swift’s meats at
De Voe’e.
Tbo amir gunoylbiga sent by church societies
to Ksnsaa soldier* ill the rhUR-pine* contained
among the neoasaUiee a box of DeWitts Witch
Haaet Salve, the well known care for plies, in
juries and aktn The ladies took care
to obtnin the ovlginai DeWitt’s Witch Haxel
Salve, knowing that all phe| counterfeits are
worth!***. W.JUlults.
tl leers,open or obstinate ikjmu, sa!d and
piles ’illicitly cured by Banner > Salto. the moot
healing medicine "in the world. W. J. Butts.
HARPER whiskey received
GOLD MEDAL.
Paris, Aug. 25—(Special dispatch. )
American ..whiskies received tjie offi
cial approval of the exposition today - !
whs* gold medal was awarded to
Bernheim Bros., Looisvilfe, Ky„ on
thsir I. W, Harper, whiskey. Said in
Brunswick, Gs., by T. SewiMc.
Chskerl*iß’* Cough Remedy s Brest
Favorite.
i The soothing and-Mealtng qualities <rf this
remedy, it* pb- i > aha. proraht *uj pm
manent euree have kSsdc 1* a t row .tSvortt*
with people everywhere !: *peci£)y prised
by mothers ol smalt f-ftoiiff&jgi ?~x -~r—Tp'
anil whooping cough, itwlwajAmopfi tfiitafc,
rcltef. and nail co.itsin* o>> optum -r ,ehei
harmful drag. It ihay be gf' cn a* con 11 deafly to
a baby *s to an adult. gFor sale by Bishops
drugstore.
1 ; ■■ *'—
The progressive nations of the world are the
great rood ronenmlog nations. Goodjfood well
digested g ves strength. If yonfeaunot digest
U yon eat, yon need Kodol Dyspcpei* Cure. It
digests what yon eat. Too m-eaynormei yohr
self. It contains *ll of the digestantsfeombiaed
with the beet known tonics and,reconstructive*
it will even dsgestt *ll classesjof footl* in sbot-
Uu. No other prcnaratlou WM£do this. It is
stantly relieves .indVfeiS*ail stontoch uonbies
W J ButU , T
When you want somsthing nice in
W,
jams and preserves eill .at De Vos’*
Now is the time to bsve tbe old hit
winter’s suit put in good order. See
Jim Carter.
Large sun spots, astronomers say, caused the
extreme heat this summer, and doctors declare
nearly all the prostrations were induced by dls
ordora of th* stomach, Good health follows
good digestion. Kodol Dyapepdn Cure digests
what youeau If you have indignation or dya
jopsia it will quickly relieve and permanently
W. J. Batts.
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; cfioctSwio'ot thJ
’THROAT or LUNGS
Lorge Bottles, *?o.
| Davis A LAVVKENi ii C<b, ilmired,
, rrop"* of IVrry Davis' Pam-Kdler.
DUST
THE BEST
Washing Powder,
H-IRArIfS mtces
Doctors find
A Good
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Prescription
for mankind .
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I* *" *3 “.* tHeitxlw. Groom. Kemamm,
. GrnerJ Store* m 4 Brbs
*M food. To aanplrs u 4 m tUnmllMl.
sScaw ig^s.g.gSAasi
Coney & Parkea
DEALERS IN W
Coal and Wood, Brick,
Lime. Cement, Plaster, Hair, Shingles and Laths.
Phone 18- 525 Bay St.
A WISE PROVISION—Never be without some of our
Wines and Whisky in the house. It is the best for
heal th and hospitality. The doctor prescribes it and
friends approve it. Pure, rich, mellow.
—V- TDOUGLAS,-^
206 Bajtstreet.
||fin lidimulp^ii
Use any ot my brand* ot WINKS
LIQUORS and nature viii be greatly
assisted in the work of recuperation.
My goods are oI excellent quality, and
have been bottled and matured under
our immediate supervision, Each
brand has been grided because of some
special merit. Find out which gaits.
JPKIeES* TO sUIT.j
T.* NEWMAN,
HK 7 - ££ 1
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