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4 The Brunswick Times. btaUWM IMI. ■ - VKOHM WtXKQMX The Brunswick Call. KaUblUhfcd IBM. The Brunswick Times-Caß, CONSOLIDATED IVOO, rubimhed KVKIIY MORNING EXCErX MONDAY. ARTHUR H. LKAVY - - - - * E4itor BOLAND A. MULLINS, BuiintH Manager I in Oglethorpe Bloek.aUFStreet CilM } •iBI.KHIUBt HO 81. TO SUBS0HIBBR8: Subscribe re are requested to notify tbe office When they faii to get any Issue of the Tlmea- Pa" Attention to this matter will be appre ciated by tbe publishers. The Times-Can [will be Delivered by carrier or mail, per year. 86.00; per week 16 cents. Correspondence on live enbjocte collelted. Beal name of writer should ac company earns. Subscriptions payable in advance, failure to receive paper shoald be reported to the business office. Address all •ommunicatiom to —— ~ THE TIMEB-CALL, Brunswick, Ua. NOTICE. Heieafter all legal advertlee meuta must be paid for after the first Insertion. The management has been put to a great deal of trouble and delay tn collecting In the past, and in future must take advantage of the Georgia law on this subject. Oot. 10, 1900, THE NATIONAL MARITIME CONGRESS The Maritime Congress, te assemble in Brunswick on the 3Ctb of January, 1901, will be one of the mbit notable conventions that has ever assembled in the South. ' The groat commercial development of the United States during the past decade has amazed the world. Our foreign commerce has assumed vast proportions. This great Increase In the volume of business justifies a feeling of patriotie pride, but evety true citizen of the na tlon te humiliated with the knowledge that only a small per centage ol the car goes for export are carried in vessels flying the American Hag. Never in tbe history of the country have the people been more interested In nny commer cial question tk*u that of American ves sels carrying American cargoes. The decline of the United States as a maritime power is the darkest page in our hietory, To restore and maintain our prestige should be the desire and aim of eveiy citizen. Tbe Maritime Congress has been called to consider tbe question in all Us phases. Distinguished representatives of all the maritime interests in the country will be in attendance. It was a graceful act upon the part of the governor to leeue the call far the Congress to be held in Brunswick and Brnnswicklaos greatly appreciate this honor. The governor and hie staff will no doubt, accept the Invitation to be present. It ia an occasion tor congratulation that Col. A. K. McClure of Philadelphia, the veteran newspapor man, orator and stateeman has consented to addrese the delegates, The Importance of the convention, from a nationat standpoint, cannot be •rereatimated. Brunswick will demon strate that the Congress was rightly called to meet within her gates. 6000 GOVERNMENT CLUB. Those gentlemen who were nominat ed at the Good Government Club meet ing Friday are pledged to a platform wbicb the Timxs-Caal think* will do a great deal for Brunswick. We must re member that the wqrld wasn’t built lira day, and we cannot expect the new city administration to do great things in a short period. A paragraph in the platform reads; “To see ibat all property bears its just proportion of taxatloa without any discrimination and to bare a (air aid proper assessment of ail property." And another says: “To reduce as rapidly as possible the floating indebtedness of the city, paying at least a part of the same each year, and to set aside annually and strictly preserve the sinking fund required to retire the bonded indebtedness of the ity,” It will be teen that our new council promises to hare a “fair and proper as sessment of all property.” We all know that the man who owns ona thousand dollars worth of property at present Is paying taxes on nearly double that amount, We know that assessments in recent years have been altogether too high, and we sinnerely hope that the new council will he equitable in this respect, Now with a reduction in assessments the revenue of the city will beeut down considerably, and in the face Of this, if tbe new council can reduce the floating indebtedness tad preserve tbe sinking fund required to retire the bond*, every taxpayr In Brunswick should be deeply grateful. * • • ** SUNDAY THOUGHTS * Rev C. J. Vaughan. My brethren, let us lay to heart these thoughts: While yet there ia time, let us try, by God’s grace, to “make our calling and eleotlon sure," Let ue leave nothing to be settled on a death bed. Let us postpone nothing, neglect nothing; take nothing for granted, which has to do with bow we are to die. This last trial, tbe test of dying, will severely try the spiritual state of every man. Depend upon it, we shall not And It easier to die e Christian death, than we And it now to lire a Christian life. if our hearts condemn ns at 4H* moment, either as to the ooodition of our ioul, or as to the condition of our life, tbe two may be separated for pur poses of self-examination. If we feel either that we are idle in seeking God, or careless in serving Him; either that we ars taking lit'le pains to bare onr conversation in Heaven, or that we are euffering inconsistent, unchris tian indulgence* to fake possession of our lives; then let us remember the saying that “God is greater then our hearts, and knoweth all thingslet us set before our minds, with serioos prejer, the thought of our own death, asking earnestly the question of tbe text, “If in the land of peace," in the quietness of daily home-life; if in dtft of health and tranquility, God's ser vice has wearied thee, so that thou oouldst cot sither live with Him de veutly, or live for Him diligently, then, bow wilt thon do in therwelUpg of Jordan? How wilt tbon sei thyself 1 to the croseingof that deep, cold, rapid j river, on the further side ef which la God, the King of Glory, dwelling among His saiute forever? To those who are walking humbly day by day with their God; to those who er*iryiog etch day to carry the cross, and go after Christ in all partio nlais of holy living and faithful obedi ence, let the thought of that dark river be one not of alarm, but of serious, Godly, Christian hope. That river is THE BRUNSWICK TIMEB-CALL, NOVEMBER 18.1900 A wcaaS chair and a portrait oc the wall—stratum; trrm> ■ of aoccesa f Yet, In many a home taeae are tbe symbols of the attooeca of tbe wen who did not find time to care for hia health, or neg lected the increasing warnings of disease l__ ______ N.unp— -1 I -pile stomach is trie ver y center of vi- I f/M power and must ; It IS be kept in health 'fowf illi ' f *} ckce “’ s ,0 IfSHmiYl? 3 ill it; Pierce’s Oolden '' fflvniMSf '1 ’i’ •! Medical Discovery ■ flllMffi H wj cures diseases of ■Wrfr MiSsN-iuw the stomach and other organs of dt- JnisgrjffiJiyjfiß gestion and nutri * tion. It increases rtcb 'blood, * and strength to with jtagßgagSs&V stand the atrain fSSSESE-3mA put upon it by* the struggle for auc- I I m * tnffrrer firo whet the doctor* called tiuHgeetioa. bat after trying several emi nent physician* failed to get a core - writes Mr. Praafe Mericle, of Independence Jackson Cos., Mo., Bo* 47j. "Soma of my symptoms Wert soreness ia pit of stomsch, fulness, tired feel ing. constipation; sometimes soreness would entend tb bowels. Someone recommended tue to take Dr. Heme's Golden Medical Discovery, which I 4M, and after taking only a few bottles of 1 Diacorcnr’ and your ‘Eleasant Pellets' can say X derived more benefit from them titan any other medicine X ever tried. I begat) to gain flesh from the start Have recommended ft to others and will continue to do so," The rJuagisft liver made active by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. tbe only thiqg whiob lie* between them and their Savior. Once across It, they are in Heaven; once across it, tbe upward pathway into the City itaelf will be bright with the light of God! When they knock at tbe Golden Gate*. t* • -VB" they sball bsar tig wetpqfiic ‘Enter thou intoe joy of tbyLord.’: IMPROVE YOUR SPARE MOMEVTfw 1 How much time do yon kayo that belong* to you? YVhenjNHtr day * work Is done and you are independent of ypur employer, wbaf do with vheYnarglq that Is yours? Ap * Do you wests It in or divide it equal! v between improve• mint end pleasure? ~ Don’c you think it is better to adopt the latter plan? Sr \ . Bupposlng you get home from work evory night at 6 o’clock. There's a long wlnler’s evening before you. If you are a young man, instead of spending night after niuht out with the boy* or • at the theatre, devote ny two evening* during the week readiug standard works, or the best novels. Them there are musical instruments to learn, or law to read, literary or gynns*tle club* to join, and in /act any number of way* in which to improve the margin that be’onga to you. It make* little difftrenco wLat line of bublnos* you may be ergaged in: g con stant employment of 50 per eat of your spare time in a profitable manner ts bound to bare a good effect upor the performance of your regular duties. And whan you have become used to filling <n the tnatgln of your life with *ome uatful pursuit, you will find it will .grow upon ycu, likes habit, and' you will con i o oxjr. oi a Gents Furnishings i® now compi^ktg. New Goods Arriving Each Week J H HELLER & BROS., 314 Newcastle St-. Bet McGaivey’s anJjihoma&JKeaney, CHEAP ADVERTISING. CASH IN ADVANCE Ad wrtlMntnu fa this column will b* Insert ed at the uniform rate of One Cent n Word for •neb insertion. No advertisement, however m all, leu than 50 cent*. Cub in advance. Morphine, opium, laudanum,cocoalne habit; myself cuted, will inform you of harmless, permanent home cure. Mary S- Baldwin, box 1212, Chicago. NOTICE.—This to certify tnitTl have appointed Coney & Parker agents fur tbe sale of my brick in Brunswick. J. S. Morris. ~ - LAI)IES!—I m*ke big* wages at home, and want all to have the same o'pportunily. The work is very pleas ant, and will easily pay $lB weekly. This is no deoedtion. I want no money and will gladly send full particulars to alt sending stamps. Mrs. H. A. Wiggins, Benton Harbor, Mich, . Hustling young man can make 860 per month and expa'irfiWC Permanent position. Experience unnecessary. Write quiok for particulars, Clark & Cos., 4th Sc, Locoa Streets. Philadel phia, Pa. HELP WANTED—MALE.—OId es tablished mercantile boose, extending business is tbte section, wants to ar range with oapable man, of correct habits, to manage branch. Salary, SI6OO yearly. Extra commissions. Must furnish SBOO and satisfactory references, "Opportunity," Drawer 74, New Haven, Conp. 11-18 , HELy WANTED—MALE. , Manager.—Dm established msrcsn tile house wants honest, ospsble mao to manage branch. Salary $125 month, extra eomifrissipM. No soliciting re quired, tfat orfstf take general direc tion and h*" ambftmne. Good refer ences *ad|6oOsfe required. Experi ences as jnttanage;. not Accessary, if rispseti. “Ooportu “nttf,'-’ t, Hew lisren. Conn, i-V' -fo'v" "ftf < ——“ 1,98^— case silver watch. No chain attached, Return to W, Joerger, and rsonlragood reward. cTaiA-ji Bumthe togM *1 osed Volcy’e Honey and Tar outlet I**J§*ln and think U lb* best in the world,•rSlys Cha Bi nder*) new*delcref Erie Pti. Take no sukultruto. W 1 Hint* German dslioacl**, on every we*k\. steamer, at W. H. DVo’*. Money loaned on personal property and real estate. Ap ply to J. W. Wat Kins. ANNOUNCEMENT. To the voters of! he 26’.h District O. M,, Glynn county! 1 hereby solicit the support of the voters of said dlstrlat at tfia election to be held lor justice of the peace on tbe first Saturday in December next. If ’elected will endeavor to perform the duties of said office faithfully. Kxspectfuily, Jab. T. Lambrigixt. SERVICE BY^TUHTdCATION. Mrs. Clide Freeman. Libel for Divorce. Re turnable to December v*. Term. I’jflO.of Supertor Court of til.vuu couu -0.3. rreoTMn, ty, Ueors I*. To tb wild defendsun O. J.Eit*mn: You are hereby requirqii. p.'itomlly or by attorney. !ol>* wnd appear at the u til term ol i tbiSoprnr lot aald totiuti, eonverin* in tie first - -y in December, I'.ftO, then aud there to auavrer tie t> lain US, Cly-.lc fro man upon tbe merit* of her petition for aivorco filed against you: nla defaul' of uch apia-arau,-. the Cpurt willpmoved a* to jos-lceatia.it appe-- tain. tV'it ie—the lion Joseph \V Beuuiu Jtxlee of eaW Superior Court, tb' r:d day ot Angrat.jiwi. a. u, Townsend; Ibmuty Clerk Su|*>rior Court. Glynn 1.'0., Ga. 13. tV. KRaUSe Tits*. Atty. (9 oo Drops') PreparalionforAs - similating iheFoodandßegula ling the 51 imat hs and Bowels of 1 INFAN IS ►**(.HILDKUIM Prontoles Digestion.CheerfuP ness arrf Rest. Contains neither Opiuni.Morpliine nor Mineral >’OT7iAHCOTIC. Afape afOfdOrSMUnPITCWf Ampkut Seal' . jflxSmrui * i AdUliUk- 1 Ah*e -Swrf faSSXteuk* ) Aperfecl Remedy forConslipa llon, Sour Stotnach,Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of SSeZaT NEW YORK. At t> moplhs old 15 IISI s -J'jC I N 1 N LXACTCOPY Qjr WRA PPER.. H. M. MILLER/! SON, will bring us a line ot Tapestries, Screens, Coipli Cover, Cur tains, etc. from those fa mous importers of Oriental goods of A. A. VANTINE & CO Also a lot of muslin and Bobbinet Curtains, Cut Glass, Silverware, Rugs, etc- WINE OF CARDUI HEALTHY jOLD AGE. laxua, Basroa Cos. Atm., Aug. A W Ila M year* old nod hr* been uflrin* with ■ xAi\ ! J*' Jo Change of Lif* I h*d flooding •pell* to bad that none thought I could Ur* My huabaod got me Me— ? Win# of Cardni and it eared my Ufa. I axa like r- ' W another perioa lioceLtaiiug it. HR. \ M TOWNBRND. “ l\ iir* ['ijf V R is tht devout wish of nearly *ll people to live to a ripe old ire. Non* of us want to die young. This universal desire can be realized it art be taken of the health in early and middle life A little precaution then will add many yeas to our existence. Death can be kept awtv a long time Happy, healthy old age will be the lot of th woman who promptly corrects the ailments which afflict her sex. In youth, Wine of Cardui wiU take the female child safely over the dividing line between girlhood and womanhood Asa wife she needs It to help her through the trials of pregnancy and childbirth with as little discomfort as possible. At the Charge of Life it will help her over the dangerous place that appears in h? pathway between 40 and Then wilf comt many years of truly blissful existence. She will grow old slowly and gracefully. To tb tasß she wul preserve that charm and beautv which are always characteristic - - - ■ of perfectly healthy grandmothers. Mfiits* MVisin IffAR7HtiT. •* fr,r women alone to decide I ~— recalling ),,,nj wheth r they will be healthy or , The remedy for their sick- Kgaxcnt co., < Tear- oess is close at hand. LARCE BOTTLES OF WINE OF CARDUI SOLD FOR 81.00 BY DRUGCISTB. WtfME? OF tSARDOT raut For Infants and Children. I The Kind You Have j Always Bought Bears the / \ Ia For Over ! Thirty Years CASTORIA THE OCWtAUM COMPANY, NEW YORE CITY.