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[gpELP FOR YQU TjP!£| For honest treatment and a speedy cure write or go to Dr. J. Newton Hathaway whose great reputation is a sufficient guarantee of satisfactory results. Consultation oflymau Free. HI • Conti acted or Hercid- BlOOu rBISOH tary SyphllUs In all its terrible stagey copiier-eolored spots on lace b£tx><l), little ulcers on the tongue, m the mouth or throat, lalllng out of the hair or eyebrows, decay of the flesh or tones, completely and forever eradicated without the use of Injurious drugs, leaving the system In a pure, strong and health ful state. liaa!aaaU or on larged veins, which T3nGQC6I6 lead to a complete loss of Mg sexual power; also Hydrocele, Gonorrhoea, * Gleet, Stricture and aU Private and Venereal Diseases and Weaknesses of rues quickly cured. 'Afro TOE HESSIAN FLY INSECT HAS MAUK ITfS APPEAR AJiCE IN SO .UK SECTIONS OK GEORGIA. NOW TOO LATE TO FIGHT IT V je— ‘+■ ■ tts Ravages on the Preseat Crop Can not Ue St* ed-ANletlio<l Fur Its Kxumiluatlon. Hon, O. B. ft evens, Commissioner oi Agriculture, i#lanta, Ga.: Dear Sir— Under separate cover I am mailing you a sample of my wheat, which up to a short time ago was look ing very woll indeed, but for the last week or two it shows au evidence of some blight. Upon examination I find some insect in the stem of the wheat be tween the top of the ground and where the first lateral ioo f s arc found. lam satisfied that this insect is damaging my wheat, and would like for you to inspect the sample and write me what it is and what can be done in the matter. Answer.—This insect has been re ferred to the Stato Enteiuologfkt, Pro fessor W. M. Scott, and he pro Ann ca it to be the Hessian fly, a wellßmwn peat, found all over the I \ States, it ia uj-.-e r --v> late to ravages of this pest upon the wheat crop. The treatment for this S sect is preventive. Thy Hessian fly isH small, dark colored insect, resembling somewhat the small mosquito. There are two destructive bjood, one appear ing ill the spring, and working at or near the lower joints of the wheat, causing the stem to break down in ail directions, a condition commonly desig nated as “straw formed grain.” The dormant stage of the insect re mains in the stubble until fall, embedded vu the outer surface of the straw at or near the outer joints, and protocted by the loaf sheaf. Tha full brood of ths adult fly Mn I'gos from the dormant or “flax setd” stage, aud th period of Us active flying or swarming varies with the latitude pud Season. The eggs are deposited op file leaves of the wheat, on wheat sown early enough to be up be fore the ending of tlie period of its active flying. The maggots hatching front the eggs descend beneath the leaf sheaves to the base ui the plant near the top of the ground, and under the ground, where they feed on the juices oi the tissue, and cause the infested plant.- to have a stunted, dark green or brown appearance, and prevent the infested shoots from producing good heads of grain next spring. The Insect passe* the winter m tho “flax soed” or “wintoi dormant stage,’' nud the adults emerge in tlie spring at periods varying with the latitude altitude nud season. Hence we " >u" 'oil :i : vise the sowing of in the S’ cri-oi of (Jalhouu until alter fir ’ n the fall. The ohji^t shoe’ r ■ vas narly m possible irj Duffy's Pure Mali Whiskey Absolutely pore ; contain* no Fusel on* cures" * Consumption Bronchitis w s'"?' v General Debility Js> r~3h Overwork Oyspepsia / Depression Exhaustion and— weakness from whatever causes When all other remMlcs fail try it. the greatest known ftixntiuuQt and tonic. Stillwater, Maine. i)aft i MaH Whiskey Cos., Rochester. N. Y.: I.' tS.i*—Having had long trouble ai •! b**morr fcag‘* for a long time, four mcml* ago I com uusing your Pare Malt Whiakey, and have "Wr much eiiefited thereby. Pleaf-e cei.d tup your b- ,: of information. Yours truly, A. NOVAS. President Albert C. Smith, wf the Suffolk Dispen ser v, Boston, in the cc irse of a le't< r, says: “We Cud It necessary In our work to urea stimulant which without question is absolute! v pure, and we lire glad to eay that in torr ‘Duffr**- Pure Malt Wunkey’ wr h.v uncced* im bt*‘tiing what has totffToi p at t'ciH’ance n many *ire of pro |r*6unced danger. We allow Id bo unwdJiing to b I without this valuable stimulant. ” W Government medicine t#tn.p Jiar*:sthe genuine. All dru.ff Inte and crocerF ordlTCcttn plain package , eiprews paid, fl.tjO a Dottle: Medical B/okl t mh{ | free. Patfy Stall Whisker Cm., Hack*.ter, K. V. Kidney and Urinary BS&S cult, 100 Frequent, Bloody or Milky Urine; all functional diseases of the Heart, Lungs. Liver aud Stomach; also Catarrh, Rupture, Rheumatism, Plies, Fistula and all Blood aud Skin Diseases and all Female Diseases treated according to tha latest tuul best methods known to medical science. llmmsa T>aatmaa( B 7 c°rrospon nome I rVnnlßni deuce always sue cessful. \V rite for free book Just published and Symptom blank U you cannot call. iJ. NEWTON HATHAWAY. M. 3. l>r. Hathaway & Cos., *5 Aryan Street, Savannah, On. ItESTIOX THIS PAPER WHEN WIUtIM. the talito get rid of the fly, and soon enough for the wheat to get a good start to prevent winter freezing, hence you will see that just when to sow your wheat is a very important matter to be determined, aud the latitude, altitude and the season play au Important part. But after all the experience and good judgment of the planter must dictate just when to sow his grain. REMEDY SUOOKSTED. The remedy for the Hossian fly is; 1. Rotation of crops, planting the lame land every three years after a clean crop, as ootton. 2. After the grain has beou gathered in the spring, in tho/all all the stubbie and refuse of the field should bo rakod together and efleotaally burned. 8. Some recommend late sowing as a remedy to avoid the evil, since, if de ferred until after the fly has laid it! eggs the wheat esoapes the first brood. This, however is objectionable in re spect to the crop not being thus able to obtain a good start before the frost comes, and consequently, being liable to ( winter killing. 4. Pasturing the crop with sheep foi a day or two, or mowing off the tope of the plants and feeding to stook iu order to destroy the eggs, together with tho use of the roller, are means often em ployed. We consider, thongh, burning the stubble the most effectual remedy, aaido from that of giving best chance tc the crop to obtain a vigorous growth bS i fru-H thesepcstsmake their appearance, k 5. AiuiUlW fomedy recommended is as follows: Sow a narrow strip of wheat aronnd each field in August or early in September, aud defer as long as the season will permit the sowing of the wheat from which the c-rqp is to be obtained. By this moans the wheat •own in the strip will make its appear ance moat of the eg(fi of the fly upon it. After this period ItUfcould be plowed under very decpl.vlntt the eggs may bo de stroyed, and the latter wheat then sown. The outer strip may then be included also. This method is said to bo very successful. It will destroy tho fly and protect the wheat at the same time. Hoping this will prove satisfactory lam Yours very truly, Dia>AKfji! <T op Agriculture, Atlantic Ga. Have yon a senna of fullnossion the region your stonac!* after eating? if ao you will be benefited by nsing Chamiierlnin’s Stomach aud Liter Tablet*. They also cure belching and Mil stomach. They regulate the bowels too. tAeiac. N Id bv Bishop's Brug Store. HOW’S THIS? We offer One Hundred Dollar 3 Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halt’s Catarrh Care. CO., Toledo, O. hove TWWWPve him perfectly honorable in all business frsnsaotions, and finan cially able to carry out any obligations made by tbeir firm. West <fc Tniax, wholesale druggists. TOIIO, o. Welding Kiuiiftt AMinMf y'de druggists, T lull’s (J at an inter ei y, set• oy the blood ami mucous aOr/aocs of the system. Testiiuolii&la sent free. I’rioi 75d,per ho.tlo. S '!d by all druggists. Hall’s Family Inl, are the beat. To Stop a Gold. After exposure or when you feel a cold com ing on ike a dose ofTrolev’a ifouey and Tar It never f dls to stop a cold if taken in time. W J. Uutte. Half fh" World is in Darknasa as It. the cause or their ill health. If they would .tart to treat their kidneys with Foley’s Kid ney Cure, the wt at loess of body and mind, back ache headache and rheumatic pains would disappear. W. J. Butts. DeWitt's Witch Hazel ato will quickly in al the worst burns and and not leave a scar. It csd be applied to cuts and raw sur faces with prompt and toothing effect. Use it for piles and skin di-cases. Beware of worth less counterfeits. W. J, Balt*. THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL. NOVEMBER 20. UUO ADVERTI3ED LETTER LIST. The following is a list of letters re maining in the postofflee at Bruns wiok, Ga., unclaimed, for the week ending Noy. .7,1900. B-.Divid Bteman, Aid B’rrymir, M Fsnnie Broods, J. p. Burns, C- Mi iJßuur Dotnlo'e 1 Carri'zWnr-, T**o o.pers. TV—Mrs. Anrie DjvU. Mr-. Chjr -1 -tie t> oksoa, Miss Ida Dilltrd. F—Miss Jennie Fiowerr. G - M ss Miry Camm ’.g\ Stephen Grec , Miss Allie G irrison, Jss. G-ff. M ssr?. Gsrlr ff & Clo. H-f-. M U -.rnson, Mr?. Lvoy H—v m o, Alh:c. Hirdison, M s Ctrria j Bo .1 e. J—hiss Barbara Jor s. IC -Miss Lillie, X. ~H.se Cl i a W#K Uflia" 1. vir,, i on; M— E D. M Glory, Reynold Mein' _to*h. P—Alexander Parker, Mrs, Rachel Parker, W. H Pleae&uts. R—R. G. Ratlilfe, Albert Rogers, Cuyler Roberson (2), Mies Allie Rob erts. B—Miss Jessie Stafford, Mias Annie Bell Southard, Mrs. Lulia L. Smith? Mrs. Jas. Q. Smith, Miss AnnatasU Snell, Paul H. Smith, Cal SmiUn jiw’ Frank Smith, Miss N. C. sdirlstf, it? # Afademoiselle EmmaSoaojr. Van kjsfk.. 9 : ‘ . j W-fiessie Wilihft, Henry VVj. 1 Parties sailing for letters,must say a<W§rfl*ed and pay one oeot. , JSstrons of the postal service will P *a®e giv as definite instruction® about .disposition of fetoefr mail, wbetb io it if residence, ptaos of buslnen or to their employer's box. This tfive* us more trouble thaa not having definite instrucMoxfrwhat yoti wish. If you will but let your wish be known. I will fee that it is complied with. Without this definite instruction, it is as unsatisfactory to us it may be to you, receiving it one time through one source, and at an* other time through another. Vienne call at oil!and leave definite instructions. IP. MoC.BkoWn, Postmaster citation. GEORG f A—Glynn Cottsty. Lorena Turner, wife of Alfred Tnwier. has apiilied for exemption of personality anUett iok apart anti valuation of bomegtekd out of luh property aud I w ill pass upon ilie Sadie at JO oclofk a. rn.,on the 22ml day of OotolKir.ieOO, at my office. Thii September Jftnb, IflOO. HORACE PART, Ordinary Glynn County, Ga. CITATION. GEORGIA—GIvnn County, To w bom it may concern: H. J. IG ad having in proper form applied to me for permanent letters or administration on the estate of George McArthur, late of eaitl county, tub* is t<j cite all anil einirnlnr. the creditors and next of kin of George Me Arthur to be and eppiiai' at my office within the time allowed by iasv and show cause, If auy they can, why permanent ml ministration should not laS granted to Ji. .J. Read on .George Mr Arthur's estate. Witness my hand official signature this 13th day of Oc tober, I9CO. HORACE PART, Ordinary. CITATION. .GEORGIA—GIynn Countyi Whereas, Kila J Jennings, administratrix of Georjre W. Calvin estate, n prejeots to the court in her netUlom duly filed and entered on record, that she has fully adnhinlatei ed George W. Calvin’s estate. This is, therefore, to cito 1 all persons concerned, kindred on l creditors, to show' cause, if they enn, why bftid ad mu#sirntrix should not be difeharged from administration, and receive letters of disnris gion on tho first Monday in December, J!*00. HORACE DART,Ordinary, CITATION. GEORGIA—GIynn County. To whom it may concern: Hi rami. Road having m proper form applied to me for i>cr-, uianent letters of adimnistr®tton on the e late of Lou Stafford, lute of said county, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of Lou Stafford, to be and ap-. pear at rny office within the time allowed by law and show cause, if any they can. why permanent administration should not he granted to Hiram J. Rend on Lon Stafford es tate. Wltue-g my official signature this sth day of November. 1900. Horace PART. Ordinary. CITATION. Georgia—Glynn County. To whom It may concern: Take notice,thmt Charles O. Jones has applied for permanent administration on the estate of D.P. Joues, late of said county, deceased, find if there be suv objection t j the grant of said application, let it he pienented on the first Monday in De cember next, at which time the game will com on for bearing in the court of ordinary of said county at the usual hour and place for holding said court. Given under my hand and official signature this 13th of September, 1900. * HORACE DART, Ordinary Glynn County. ins sail sis IMhmEB Mr THANK MUST BE! OSi iV SI r*sl To our Drugs and Medicines for restoring health to many and permitting them to enjoy their THANK3GIVING Holiday- Those who are suffering should avail themselves of the advantages that our unlimited Stock of DRUG AND MEDICINES Offer. We can fill the physicians’prescriptions or supply a remedy from the many proprietary articles, will PK ®® tint. what Stczjlj i^ji=:e:iz> Is some where en our shelves. Our Stock of Drugs and Medicines'contains that which to cure you! ills, give you strength and restore you to health. Whether you prescribe for yourself or get a PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTION We can fill it. Our compounding department is in competent hands and we use the purest drugs obtainable at .SMITH'S PHARMACY, The Times oiiigjob folli'ce is n.ow in fuH'blngt again and those desire to aavo money should f fat it bid on their work. Best wbrkmen and bast eqoip^U. CALL ON ”‘i L. A . Miller \ ifim mu mu did Flooiif Large Stock J ust Received. Corner Bay %t 1 MitusHtld. Phone 177 O.aJy place in town wbcrc kiln ilrtefl lumber can be bought. PUBLIC B ALE. Georgia—County of Glynn. Under a power of sale containod In that cor tain deed to secure debt from L. V. Carroll to M rtf. Til, fj Parker, paid deed being noorded in VOL 9 of ;nortgfO?ei, folio 643, there will be * eld before toe floor ‘of tLo court bouge of vaid eounty. n Brunswick, Georgia, on rho flrat Tuesday in December pro vitro, Between fkie logal bouts of salt- to the highest und 1/ At Win dor, for Aafh, nil of that certain tract, lot or pared of land,Situate In sail cour ty unu at te, about fe x miles north of the city of Brunswick, in the 20th district G M., of said county, de scribed in a deed from K, M. Turner to aafel Carroll,ns 2•Ac mof land, having ?he follow ing eoursda, d'staucosftixl adiiieasnreiTH’ntft to •wyi Commencing at a pine tree on the pub lic road loadiuag from what Is known an the i Old Cbapd to *ne Soudcr Goodbiead Place, ami 1 running thence south 37 degrees we r, t,n4 chain* ami 48 link<- to a *take; tlience running nor*h 70 degree/' west, 7 chain* and 501lnk to n pne thence running north 37 degree*ear. t HI chains and 43 links to a black gum tree; thence running south 70 degree* east, 7 chain* and 5o links to the initial point.; said tract bounded on ) the north by lands of estate of If. C* Day, on the east by said public road from Old Chapel to saJd Bouder Goodhread Place, on the <m h by public road and lands of Busan K. Miller, and on the west by lands of said e tate of aani Day; >/eing the place wbereht the said Carroll ope rates a small country farm, known < .'arrcll’s Farm. Also that certain other tract of land, in said county and disirlct, eoutaimiiK 8 acres of land, adjoining the tract above and Bnrilied, and being particularly described an to courses and distances in said deed to secure debt from said Carroll to Mrs. Parker. Bai l two tract* of land to be sold as the rronerty of said L. V. Carroll to satisfy the in debtedness named In said deed to secure debt, that 1* $590 primm-ai with H |>er cent, interest thereon from March Ist, 1900, until paid, he el Jes all costs of this sale as j.rovlded for in ■aid deed to secure dvbu Purchaser pays for titles. This Novernher Bth. 1000. L V, CAR ROLL, Grantor, Uy MBS. M.L. PARKER, his a*ont and at torney in fact under t*!> power of sale afore a;4 &IPANS ™ees Doctors find (f® . • V “* - ■J • f A Good i ■ Prescription lor maiikiiid 2* Drejjt*!.. awn, tiMww, f—. *m-SUn4i, (inrij Sure. n4 'SB* TW pam, Indue imi fratvat W. , ,m ßifei-. ... M wh.!-, tfc. ma •fe{; # greS. Tu --oj Im aa —.—- RECOMMENDS IT TO TRAINMEN. G. H. H&usau, Lima, O , entrinesr 1 1.. E. &W. railroad, writes: “I have been troubled a great deal with bsck achf'. I was induced to try Foley’e Kidney Core, and one bottle entirely relieved me. I gladly reoommend it to any one, especially my friends among the trainmen, who are usually similarly afllicted.” t Many people sworry l/ecaose they believe they have heart disease. The chgncta are that their hearts are all right hot their stomachs are unable to digest food. Kodo> liyspepslo Care digests what you eat and prevents the formation of gas which makes the stomach press (against the heart. It will euro.every orm of Indigestion. W. J. Butts. P. DEVARIS, Gocerics, Country Produce —Vegetables etc, Also Gontoctionerv, MONK STREET. BRUNSWICK, OA T. POOL, Contractor and Builder, 119 South Stonewall Struct. Brunswick, Georgia.