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4 The Brunswick Times. litablisbed 1889- The Brunswick Call. Katabliibcd ISM. The Brunswick TiraesCall, CONWkLIDATED 100, Famished imi HOItNIKG KXCKIT MOMKAV. y ' ABTHUE H. XEAVT Edittr BOLAKD A. UMLWIS, Business Manager cwiQx} xaasyr TO SUBSCRIBERS: Subscribers ore requested to notify the office whan they fall to get any issue of the Tlme*- Chtl. Attention to tbta matter will bo appre aiated by tbs publishers. “The Tlmea-Call will be Delivered by •artier or mail, per year. *6.00; per week lb scats. Correspondence on lire subjects soirti ted. Beal name of writer should ae eompaby same, •übserlptione payable in adranoe. "P\ilnre to receive paper shouldbrb reported to the buttons office. AddresVall ewmmnnications to ‘ x" THE TIMES-CALL Brunswick, Ga. NOTICE. Hereafter all logal advertise ments must be paid for after the first insertion. The management has been put to a great deal of trouble and delay lc collecting In the i aat. and in future must take advantsge of the Georgia law on this subject. Oct. 10, 1900, The end of the campaign liar Is near. Whether it he Bryan or McKinley 1 the average business man will <be dev lighted when it le over. # Booeave't, Wellington and Cootefm have talked themselves In the hands of the throat speulalist. v ■ Hanna told the Western cow boA he was their kind. The boss is adopS log Roosevelt’* tactics. Bo tar no obstructions have been placed in the path of WBarton Barker, middle of-the-road candidate ▲ Kentucky crank says if Bryan to defeated he will commit suicide, sfei a statement oould only conic from a senseless man. Governor Koisevult should keep a set of book*- By faithfully writing all Of his utterances ho could avoid con* tradicting Uioiecif so much. In a letter to the republicans. Mr. Marston accepts the nomination* for congress. This Is about the extent of The glory he Vnll get out of the contest. \ .1. .51,,,... An exchange eays lloosevelt Is com ing to Jekyl this winter. That is nothing to herald with suoh delight. Teddy is no more than any other man and not as much as gome we knew of. The Timrs-Call is always pleased to publish commnntca'lons touching pub* lie matUr*. As a ru'e, discussions prove Interesting and in some instances great good comes from an airing of matters in which all citizens arc inter ested. 1 Treasurer Robert E. l’ark is in favor nl Increasing representation. He wants Georgia to elect one ihnus wnd legislators. Thrro is more talk ing among the p esent members than the ressonab’e man can s'and, but with one thousaud, life in the Empire wtate would be unbearable—when the legislature U iu session. BRANTLEY'S OPPONENT, The candidacy of W. H. Marston for congress from this district may be re garded as a huge joke. We are not personally sequainted with this gentleman, but we have no doubt but that be is wbat can right fully be termed a political crank. When a man becomes a candidate for an office knowing that there is abso lutely no chance for election, he either Is devoid of pride or else is what we termed above, a crank. As long as the democrats of this district are satisfied with th.jQO orepra sentative just so long ht. r , saug,t{p6V sent. The republicans var t deals are powerless anil if is f , that they are. During the time Mr. Brantly ha* been our congressman be bEa demon ess ' for this high posi tion, and the people will always honor real merit. j • The Thcss-Call, like the other papers of this section, has given lit tle mention to Mr. Marston, simply because be does not deserve it, in fact his candidacy was nothing when it started, and nothing from nothing leaves—o. SUNDAY THOUGHTS. Hot. C. J. Vaughan. “AH things work together for good to them that love God.” Asa doctrine, all avow it, but how few can feel It true. A friend who offirs to console in sorrow can niter it volubly, but whily you can say “O 1 know it, I thank you for saying it, but 1 have not got hold of it—it does not seem lo fit this particu lar sorrow—any other—every other, only not exactly thh! Then again—l find my progress In good so slow, so poor, so Intermittent—esoh step is now as it were at tho point of the bayonet, and for every inch gained I slip back a yard. It la-well for me to be thus dis appointed in my sonl’s life? Still now is it well foj- me that sin should he so strong In me, old sin always reviving, and new sins starting into liie day by day? Is that “good” for me? Ask Him. He will have much to expounu to you. He will show you how In some ways you have yourself to blatne. He will remind you how you brought ■this upon yourself by sloth, that by lev.ti that by compromise with evll,all b. faint heartedness. Be will point out toy u, nevertheless, how it you were thv*,i were better for you to know it, how h. example, If you hud ilu it should be eh.,UerciiWWTi i you. ad, if you were at all in danger cl setting Up self; that meanest and ugliest of all ijjols, In God's shrine within, that it should be roughly dragged.down from its pedestal, even if it crushed you iu its fal\ He will sxy to you much about the way God to constrained to keep many of us low even In Christian attainment, because of a tendency to wards vanity and self conceit; even as It was said to the Israelites of old, “The Lord thy God will put out tblne enemies before thee little by little, not all at once, lest the beasia increase upon thre”—lest, 11 passion be cast out, pride should coms-Jp, or lest prevailing too easily oyqr the sins ot hy youtb, the rlo# aud temptations cf a later sU.e oi helug should prutna turely lake p.issesslou,*'- Only place youreell la His imuto abide there with a steadfast pavKucy look to Ulm day by day, as lor g,,j l unco bo for interpretation atm, and evermore you sltal. hear bit voice saying t> you, •* VVlin\ Ido thou Uaow- THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL. OCTOBER 21, 1900. ssam et^iieu. The consequences of a diseased condb tioo of the stomach and digestive and nutritive system ars moat disastrous to the whole body. One by one every org'ui trouble, and mr Wk jot w*ir*o ! ocmld scarcely act a rattaA | jti*t gavt money \o ch* doctor* yheorwl thotufht imy wouM <|o ta* tMnldnc that 1 could aot be cared. Then 1 saw OM of my neighbor boy; and be said,*T.*e my *a rio * od tab* Dr JAarca a Geideu Medical umavery and make anew mao out of youraelf.* Joe fires botlla helped me ao I thought i would fet another, and after I had takes eight bottle* about six weeks I wsa welshed and found I hd (mined twentyaeeen (37J pound.. I have done more hard work la the paM eleven months f ysra before, and Umu Wont and healthy today, I think, sa I ever wsa* Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cuss ost not now, but thou sbU know hereafter,Divine loye Is both strong and patient, be thou alto strong and patent, HAS CURED THOUSANDS, YyiLL CUME YOU. If you art troubled with Kidaay or Bladder troubles, such as Dropsy, Bright’s Disease, Catarrh, Gravel of the Bladder, Albumen in Urine, and unhealthy deposits, or too fr'queat discharge of the ■rime, pain in the back and bladder, dropsical swelling of the feet and legs, etc., etc., wa guar antee tbat by nsing Smith’s Sure Kid* aey cure, a complete cure Will bt ef fected. Price 50 cent*. For sale by all drugglats. Mr. A. W. Corkex. announce*, a* *- candidate for justice of tne peace. The Great Remedy of the day is un questionably l’a>u-Killer, for the in stant relief of all barns, sctldt, bruises, etc., aud for paiDi >a Ibe stomach and bowels, as well as in sad oca attacks of cholera morbus. No family should pietrnd to keep bouse without always bj them. Avoid sub stitutes. There is bu' one Pain-Killer, Perry Divie’. Price 25c. snd 50c. Yon- have read of thecureiby Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and you sbould have •erfeot confidence in its merit. It will do you good. fs/3t|k|! c companies by WilCli EI3C mucous patches in the mouth, erup- U<h| n Calle tions on the skin, noil bore throat, copper “ colored splotches, Aiit sw*B glands, achinK muscles |2l|| and bones, the disease is making v rapid headway, and far worse symptoms will follow unless the Mood is pronipi.lv and effectually cleansed of this violent destructive poison. S. S. S. is the only safe snd Infallible cure for thi9 disease, the only antidote for this specific poison. It cures the worst cases thoroughly and permanenUy. Mg Condltka Could X contracted B 1 ocd3 „ Poi*on. I tried Have Beta N* Worse, three doc^m their treatment did me no Rood; I wns retting worse all the time ; my hair cstne out, ulcers appeared in mv throat and mouth, inv body wa* almost covered with camper colored splotches and offensive •ores, i sufFercd severely from rheumatic pain* in my shoulders and nrma. My condition could have been no worse; oulv those afflicted as I was can understand my außeringa. I had about lost all hope of ever being well again when 1 decided to try S. S. S* hot must confess I had JVC JWIIfV little faith left in any n Ck’icii.e. After taking sK-’HIk the th i I b>tt*e I noticed a chauxe in my condi* VflE' Hon. This wimty cn* ihorough trial. Prom 4 MJfib**- th time on the improve* * •K^iSßijrfWgv nt -as ra;>nl; S. 8. 8. teamed to h ive the dis- ' jig V' control;-the iK**-e-. and nleem healed and 1 w.nsfQßSfl 7 ‘ s on free from all signs , v* >f the disorder: I have v " s ' ; * ~ *J* >H.en stion* and healthy ever since. L- Vi \it.i, l,ock Uoi 6u, Noblcsvllle, Ind. /*•% f is the only purely vege feL" table blood purifier known, fi , 000 is kwj* k "ff'tC'l for proof that ™ %u 7 jt contains a ].articleof mucurv, ixfiash. or, oilier mineral poison. Scud for qwr freelwok on B#ro l J-oison; it contain* variable informstriin 'thorl this disease, with fall directions for self treatment. AVe charge nothing for netj. cal Advice; cure yourself at bum*. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 00.. A’LAWft, f*- / SHIPPING REPORT. ' Corrected Daily by Oapt. Otic Johanneses Port of Brunswick, Oct. 20,1900. ABRIVKD. Norw. bark Areola, Anderson, Har burg. Span, bark Maria, Torres, Almeria. Span, bark Habana, Lioveras, Mon tevideo. Scbr. E. H. Weaver. Weaver, New York. Bohr. Charles K. Mitchell, Waldron, New Haven. Schr. Carrie Strong, Strong, Boston. ousa&rd. Norw. bark Pioneer, Sorbie, Her burg. . Jlfhr. Frank W. Howe, WiD+tfms, Bostons* .. 'Sehr. Watte, Boaton. t i AILRD. Br. BS.’ Foylemore, Ellis, Liverpool. SB. Carib, Ingram, Boston. For Bladder Troubles use STUART'S GIN and BUCHU. Grand Millinery opening next Tues day and Wednesday, October 23 asd 24, at Mies Kate Biater’s. for sprains, swellings and* lameness there is nothing so ood as Chamberlain’s Fain Balm. ‘Try It. For aale at Dr. Bishop's drag store, j L 6 * s* - Complete K ' 'IR THE LINE OF 111 i fill H . a.—- which I now have on exhibition. CALI AND EXAMINE. 1 1 Winter, P TAILOR, 311 Newcastle Su CJASTOniA.. Bears the yf The Kind You Have Mnajfs Boe^ Have yon a sen-e of fnl nrasin the regfenef your stomach afti r eating? If eo r o n will be benefited by using Chamberlain's fjiomach and Idver Tablets. They also cure beleblng and sonrston ach. They regulaM t?e bowels too. PnceJic. B.ld by Bishop's Drug Store. CASTOR IA For InfaaLa and Children. Tlw Kind Yon Have Always Bought Signature of L A Monster Devil Fiok Deetroving us victim, is e type of Consump tion. The power of this murderous malady is felt cn i rgaosgand nerves and muscles and brain. Tjprlqj no health till it's overcome but Dr King’s New Life Pilb srea-afesud certain cure. Rfst in the norldfor Stomach Uver, Kidneys and Bowels. Only- JS eeata at all druggiete. A Frightful Blunder ' Will cftenVaueea horrible Br ,n, Scald, Cm or Bruise. Buckien'- Arr ca Salt*, the tie*ti the world, will kill u., paiu and promptly h.a) it. t uies'tla Sores. Fever Sores, Pleera, lloils Kehitiis Corns, all Skin Krnpilous. Best Pile cere on leartb. Only lii cts, a box. Cure r nnteed. Sold by all diuggtst. -.-; : CASTOR IA The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of a, *d Has been made under his per sonal supervision since its infancy. AHow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with aud endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. • What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroy? Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. ItjKilieyea Yetl/fRg Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tfee Food, regulates the StOßch and Bowels, giving healthy aud natotral sleep. y The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend* GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMC CtWTMUW COMPANY, TT MURRAY STRCET, NEW VONM CITY. NEW GOODS Arriving: Daily! AND WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION. Our Mr. C. Miller, while in New York, selected an immense stock ot Fancy Fur niture of every description, suitable for Holiday Presents. We will be glad to store your goods until the holidays, but by all means Don't Miss Seeing, Our Display Now. Every steamer brings new goods, and we have no old gags to offer. in. MILLER & SON. * ‘T/te King of them all” Is an epitomized summing up of the universal praise of connote . seurs in characterizing the relative \ merits of I !>sr | SOHSM!AN The superiority erf Saint Louis A. 3. C. Bohemian is recognized “Y * x P ef,s iri its absolute purity, its rich, creamy foam, its pale, golden color, its life and sparkling brilliancy. Outer from l BRUNSWICK WHOLES A E WINE A T.IQUOIt CO.