The Brunswick times. [volume], February 03, 1900, Image 2

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44 He Laughs Best
Who Laughs Last ”
A hearty laugh indicates a degree of
good health obtainable through pure blood.
As but one person in ten has pure blood,
the other nine should purify the blood
•with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Then they can
laugh first, last and all the time, for
JIQCcCS SaUafuvUtdi
The Brunswick limps.
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OEMINC It MULLINS j Leaaeea
• Publiahen
C W. OEMING, ... Editor.
ROLAND A. MULLINS. Busineis Manager
.felpgKJg." .1 -—.-'.'.'.i
COUNCIL SHOULO RESCIND IT.
The Time* voices Ha own sentimeu's
■ted tha sentim-nts of toe large major
ity of p-ople in this community when
It llltei the b'lief that ilia oily onun
eil should rescind the resolution pass
ed Thur.day mghi, which In effeot re
quests l he United Stale* government
to take charge of the work on Brun
wlok’a outer ocean bar and to refuse
to enter Into ruture contracts with In
dividual* in the prosecution of thi*
work. From i careful instigation
and dlanuaston of this work In the
yea r* past, oily authorities must have
known whether the work hae been
benrfioial to Brunswick, and if the
work hae not brmfitted tlrunawiok
The Times fails to understand why the
elty council has heretofore endoreed it.
A discovery at this late day that tba
Goodyear dynamite work hae not ben
efltted tbie port le entire y inconsist
ent with paet aotion of oounoil re
garding the matter, and as far ae the
mrjority of the people are concerned
they ara firmly of the belief that the
work baa proven beneficial in every
wsy. The Time* can quote the en
doreement given thin work by gov
ernment engineers, and as a late and
timely endorsement it fe only nvoes*
eery to refer to a dlepaich in yester
day’s issue of the Ravannah News,
Which, under a Washington date line,
atatee that Capt. Gillette, U. S. A. en
gineer in oharge of the work in this
district, bee asked for an appropria
tion of $136,700 for the improvements
of Brunswick’* luner harbor, and in
hi* report Capt. Gillette states that
the harbor is worthy of improvement
and maintenance. It ahouid be borne
is mind that heretofore the inner har
bor of Bruniwiok bae only raoelved
$lO,OOO annually for improvement, end
maintenance, and The Timet btlievea
that it it solely due to the vest im
provement that Col. Goodyear bat
made oo the outer bar that has caused
Cspt. Gillette to ask for auoh a large
appvopriatioo for the inner harbor.
The matter resolves itself into the
original proposition as to whether
council is right or wrong in opposing
Col. Goodyear’s work, and if, after a
careful analysis of seme, it it possible
to see where council has done right,
then The Tunes is willing to give
eredit for an error of judgment to the
parties eo deciding. The Time* thioks
that Oouueil did wrong and The Time*
has the peopl- with it on this propo-
JlfioD, baoause it la Just. Col. Good-
year has received tbe endorsement of
every known official body in tbia aao
tlon and atata tbat baa any direct con
nection with tbe work. He be* tbe
endorsement of tbs individuals of
Brunswick who pay taxes and vote;
he has tbe endorsement of tbe Uaitad
tttatea authorities, aod ba deserves to
ba encouraged in bla efforts to aaoure
appropriations to proaaoute tbe work.
If tbe council believes tbat tbe gov
ernment will give Brunswiok an ap
propriation, provided Col. Goodyear’#
bill should not go through, tbe mem
bers of tbat body abould read a letter
published in our looal columns from
Congressman Davis, of Florida, to tbe
Jacksonville board of trade, in wbieb
he advises tha people of Jacksonville
to let congress alone in regard to se
curing an appropriation for rivar and
harbor work. lie states tbat no bill
will be reported at thia session and
'bat any move on oongreas at tbia
jnnoture would be precipitate.
TbeTimes givas tbia aa a warning to
Brunswick’s city council and believing
It represents the sentiment* of tbe
large majority of oitlzena of this com
munity it advises tbe oity oouooit to
Ist Brunswick’s appropriation alone.
I.et Col. Goodyear get tbe monay to
continue tbe work. He bae done well
already, and The Time* believe* be
will do better with more money. He
hai scoured • grrater depth and width
now (ban hia oontrct calls for, and
The Times seas no reaaoo wby be
should not be enoouraged in every
wey to continue bia work. Tbit ia not
a matter of sentiment. Tbe buelnese
interests of Brunswick are et (take,
end (be Interest of every person in
Brunswick Is involved. Counoil oan
rescind their resolution, and undo
some of tbe barm they have dooe. In
any event, tbe tenators from Georgia
and Congressmen Brantley can best
serve the Interest! of tine community
by waiting oo the people before tak
ing such aotlon •• eounoil requests,
Tbe Tunes calls upon tbam to help
Brunswick, and wait until oounoil baa
had time to aot again.
Oar* Free.
ft Is duep-scsted, obstinate oases of Rhouaa
tlsm that H. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) ouros.
It matter* aot what other treatments, doctors,
•pra- s, liniments, medicated air, blood purifier,
hove failed to do, B. B. B. always promptly
reaches the real cans# and roote ant and drive*
from tho hones, Joints, mucous membrane, and
eutlra system tbe specific poison in the blood
that causes rheumatism and catarrh. B. B. B.
<s tbe only remedy strong enough to do this so
there can never be a return of tbe symptoms.
1 >on't give up hope but ask your druggist for
B. B. B.—Botanic Blood Balm or SB*. Large
1 bottles 11, six bottles (full treatssent) IS. B. B.
Is an honest remedy that makes real caret of
sll blood diseases after everything cite falls
We have aboolute confidence in Botanlo Blood
Blam; hence, eo yon may teat It, we will send a
trial bottle free on request. Personal medical
drier free. Address BLOOD BALM CO„
Atlanta, Oa.
. H. Appleton, Justice ot the piece
Clarksburg, N. J., says, "DeWitt's Little
Early HUera are the best pills used (or
constipation. Wa use no others." Quick
ly oure all liver and bowel troubles. W. J.
Batts.
Mr. Fraik'ia Returas to Bruaswsk.
Mr. A. L. Franklin has returned to
Brunswick, and to a Timas reporter
yesterday stated that be would remain
here. Some months ago Mr. Frank
lin removed to Athens, and on hie re
turn to this oity yesterday he was be
ing oordially greeted by bis friends.
"I think I would go entity with pain
were it not for Chamberlain’s Fain
Balm,” writes Mr. W. H. Stapleton, Her
mlme, Pa. "I have been afflicted with
rheumatism for several years and have
tried remedies without numbor, but Pain
Balm is the beat medicine 1 have got bold
or.” One application relieves the pain.
For sale by X. N. Bishop, druggist
Attend the White Show at “The Bee
liva” today and tomorrow.
iHt BKUN vyiuil TIMES SATURDAY MORNIMG FEBRUARY 3 1900
A Wife Says:
“Ve have four children. With the first
three I suffered almost unbearable pains from
12 to 14 hours, and had to be placed under
the influence of chloroform. I used three
bottles of Mother*s Friend before our h'
child came, which
ia a strong, fat and
healthy boy, doing W- -TV
my housework up \-t- jf
to within two hours
of birth, and suf- jOBSStt '
lered but a few hard (Vjf ’wßßßfj T —J
pains. This lini- /7 v j V**
ment is the grand-/ /Aw// A, f i
est remedy everW
Mother’s T '\Jf
Friend '
will do for every woman what it did for the
Minnesota mother who writes the above let
ter. Not to use it during pregnancy is a
mistake to be paid for in pain and suffering.
Mother’s Friend equips the patient with a
strong body and clear intellect, which in
turn are imparted to the child. It relaxes
the muscle* and allows them to expand. Ii
relieves morning sickness and nervousness.
It puts all the organs concerned In perfect
condition for the final hour, so that the actual
labor is short and practically painless. Dan
ger of rising or hard breasts is altogether
avoided, and recovery is merely a matter ol
a few days.
Druggists sell Mothsr’s Friend for $! t bottle.
Tbe Bradfleld Regulator Cos., AUanta, Ga.
B+tld for nnr Htyv-wtssrl hrmk
To tke Citizens ef Glynn Coanty.
I hereby announce my candidaoy for
re eleotlon to tbe office of reoelver of
tax returne, and will appreciate tbe
support of all who feel tbat they can
endorse my administration of tne of
floe by their votes.
J. E. DUBBERLY.
Busk lea'i Arsine Salve.
■The best salve In the world for outs,
braises, seres, alcers. salt rheum, fever
tores, tetter, ehapped hands, chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively onree plies, no no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfeot satis
faction or money refunded. Prioe 36
But, For sale by all druggists.
Blas doesn't indicate quality. Beware of
counterfeit end worthless talvt offered for
DeWltt’e At Itch Haxel Salve. DeWltt’s t*
the only orielral. An Infallible cure for
Plies and all skin diseases. W. J. Butte.
Now With ike Be* Hive.
Mr. Phil S. Farmer, proprietor of
the Bee Hive, has engaged the servioea
of Mr. J. Crutchfield Keith, expert
window trimmer, aod avldenoet of bit
artiatio skill are being noted in tbs
•xqulsit* dsooratious mads at tbs Bra
Hive’s famona “White Show" of white
good* now eo and continuing through
tonight at that popular establishment.
I. N. Bishop guarantees every bottle of
Chamberlain’* Cough remedy aud will re
fund the money to any one vho is cot sat
lsfled alter uelng two-third* of the con
tent*. Tbi* Is the best remedy In the
world for la grippe, oolds, oroup end
whooping oough and is pleasant and tale
to taka. It prevent* any tendency ot e
sold t* result in pneumonia,
MORPHINE, .Opium, Laudanum,
Cocaine Habit. Myself oured. Will
inform you of harmless, permanent
home ours. Mart S. Baldwin,
Box 1313, Chioago.
Piles of People
Testify to the merits of Banner Salve
in curing piles. It is guaranteed. W.
J. Butts.
Ton never know what form of blood
poison will follow ooDstipatlon. Keep the
liver olean by using DeWitt's Littls Early
Risers and you will avoid trouble. They
are famous little pills for constipation
and Uvar and bowal troubles. W. J. Butts
“I have always used Foley's lloney and
Tar eough medicine and think it the
beat in the world," aays Cbas. Bender,
a newsdealer of Erie, Pa. Nothing
elsa as good, W. J. Batts.
You need to see JimCarter’e “In
vastlpater.”
A PRETTY AND NOVEL IDEA
Hew the Lad'as of the Episcopal Obareh
Have Pleased to Raise Money .
Tbe ladies of St. Mark’s Episcopal
oburotf have a pretty and novel plan
for raising money for tbe oburcb this
year, wbioh will probably continue for
a long time into tbe future, after it is
once successfully started. A “oburob
calendar” is formed; the lady whole
et tbe head of tbe affair, ia tbe year.
By ber twelve prominent and energet
ic ladies ire appointed, who repreeent
tbe twelve months; each oae of tbe
twelve rnenths appoints four weeks
end eaoh weak appoints aevao'daya.
Each member of the calender pledges
herself to pey towards tbe churcheeeb
month eight cents, or ninsty-six oente
a year. In thia way, which i* very
light on each one, and inolodea alarge
number of the ladies ef tbe eburob,
over three hundred dollare will be
added to tbe treasury each year.
Bismarck's Iron Notts.
Was the result of hla splendid health. In
domitable will and tremendous energy are
not fouod where stomach, liver, kidneya
and bowels art out of order. If you want
these qualities and the sue less they bring,
use Dr. King’s New Life Fill*. They de
velop every power of brain and body
Ocly 25c at all druggist*.
VALENTINE PARTY AND SUPPER.
—a
Lai'f* ef Maa Oirot* Pr*abyt#riaa
Oknrek Mill Entertain gplqpild'j.
The Manes Circle of tbe Prdbbyft
rlen oburob la arAoging to giva a
Valentine party and supper oo tbe
tveoiog of tbe 18tb, in which a nuaa
ber of social Brunswick's young peo
ple will take prominent parts. Tba
affair, under tbe diraolion of tbe
prominent ladies of tha oburob, prom
ises to ba one of great aueoass and
pleasure.
•Whoa a boy turns bis bulging pocket*
inside out we marvel at tbe quantity and
variety of articlee be bae etowfd away.
Old lengths of string, marbles, horve-chee
nuts, a top, brass nails, hickory-nuts, an
apple, and maay more articlee are garner,
ed by tbia “snapper-up of unooneldertd
trifles.” We think tbe oolleotion bard on
a boy's pocket. And It is. But do we ever
think of the variety and miscellany of the
substance we put into the pooket ot our
stomach? There's the apple and things
beside quite as indigestible ae brass nails
and w Ith no more foijf value than so many
marblee. And yet We wonder that the
stomach “gives out," When the etomach
breaks down under the strain of careless
eating and Irregular meals It can be per
fectly restored to health and strength by
tbe use ot Doctor Pierce's Holden Mediosl
Discovery. The action ot this medicine on
the stomach and otherorgansof digestion
and nutrition it eo marked, that relief
from disease is at once experienced, and
the headaches, liver trouble*, kidney dis
orders, akin eruptions aqd other symptom*
of a diseased etomach are quickly cured.
And whenever the use of a laxative 1* in
dicated, use Dr. Pierce's Pleatant Pellet*.
They act In harmony with the Discovery
and assist Its action by purging the bowel*
of foul accumulations.
The modern and most effective car* for
constipation and all llTer trouble*—the fa
mous little pllle known aa DeWltt's Little
arly Kisers. WJ. Betts.
Ship Ntle*.
Neither the master, owners or consignees of
the bark Annie Reed, will bo responsi
ble for any debts contraeted by the crew of taid
bavk. Norton, Master.
Volcanic Eruptions-
Are grand, but ekin eruptions rob life of
of joy. Buoklen’e Arnica Balve. cure*
them, also old running and fever sore*
ulcere, boile, felous, corns, warts, cute
bruises, burns scalds, chappsd hands, chil
blain*. Best pile cure on earth. riv*
out pains and aches. Only 350 a box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by all druggist*.
Advertise in The Time*
Eczema!
The Only Cure.
Eczema ia more than a skin disease,
and no akin remedies can core it. The
doctors are unable to effect a core, and
their mineral mixtures are damaging
to the most powerful constitution. The
whole trouble is in the blood, and
Swift's Specific ia the only remedy
which can reach such deep-seated blood
iiseaaes.
lonnt broke oat on my daughter, and 000-
Unoed to spread until
ker heed was entirely
tovered. She va* treated
by MTsral good doctors, Wm
but grew •wont, and tha MfJ jy
dreadful dlaeaaa spread sE CM
to her faco. She' was -Ml V '
taksn to two celebrated ML
Health springs, but re yffflUtygßßlßjQjgßp
salved uo bensflt. Many jßuUHHfeKdw.lSwcr
Ktent madloluea were taken, but without rv
tt, until we decided to try 8. 8. 8.. and by the
time the tint bottle was finished, her head be
*® hsal. A dossu botttea eared bar eom
pletely and laft ber eklo perfectly smooth. She
[snow sixteen years old, and has amagnlScent
growth of hair. Not a alga of thsdreadTul
disease has ever returned.
H. T. tnois,
trot Lucas At#., St. Louts. Mo.
Don’t expect locstl applications of
soaps and selves to cure Ecsema. They
reach only the surface, while the di
sease comes from within. Swift’*
Bpeoiflo
S.S.S. The Blood
Is the only cure and will reach the most
obstinate case. It is far ahead of al)
timilar remedies, because it cures case*
which are beyond their reach. B.S.S. is
purely vegetable, and Is the only blood
remedy guaranteed to contain no pop
ish, mercury or other mineral.
Books mailed free by Swift Specifl*
Company, AUanta, Georgia.
EXCELSIOR LITERARY SOCIETY
Hslde In ter taring Netting and Electa
Naw Oflaere.
Tba Excelsior Litersry Society ot
tbe High School held its regular meet
ing yesterday, and elected tha follow
ing ofilters to serve in tb* plaeu ef
those whose term* of offioa bed ex
pired: Carl Beamgertner, president;
Richard Everatt, vloe-pretidaot; Wil
11am Bailay, treasurer; Janie Symons,
secretary; Tallulah Fleming, assist
ant secretary ; Salh* Aiken, librarian;
Dalit Black, aeeietant librarian. A
large number of visitor* were present, j
•nd tbe exercises ware moat interest-1
ing and greatly enjoyed by all. (|
Catarrh Oanaet Be Coed
With local educations, as they eaoaot reach
tbs scat of tb* disease. Catarrh Is a Mood or
constHatloaal disease, aod iu order to cur* It
yon must take tatrrael remedies. Hall's Ca
tarrh Cor* Is taken ietcratlly, ngd sets direct
ly ot ths blood esd mucous surface*. Hall's
Catarrh Care Is aot e quack medicine. It was
prescribed by ose of the beet physician In tbu
country for years sad Is t regular prescription.
It is eo-uposed of the best tonics known, com
bined with tbe best blood punier*, acting di
rectly on the muenua surface*. Tne perfect
combination of the two Ingredient* 1* whit pro
duces sueh wonderful results Id curirg Catarrh.
Send for testimonials free
W. J. CHFItKT A CO . T.dedo, O.
Sold by ell druggista, price 7Sc.
Hell's Family Pills ar* the best.
Mr. R. L. Braaham Injured.
Many Brunswick friends regretted
to bear yesterday tbat Mr. R L. Bran
ham, formerly of tbia pilot, bad re
ceived a serious acoideot a day or two
•go ia Valdosta, wbera ba waa spend
ing a short time. Hia wife was sent
for immediately, and left ber home in
Maoon to be with him nntli hie reoov
ery,
SULPHUME BATHS
Every well regulated household should have I
bottle of SULPHUMB and SULPHUME SO AT
n their bath room, for those who have taken Sot
jhuuio Bathe find their medicinal prupertisi
tuperior to the most famous sulphur springs
tud can be made any desired strength.
/FOUR /SEVV
sulPhume
(Liauto suLPMuni
0 e glnse of water make an Invtgoratine aac
leslthful drink of Sulphur water. NATURE’S
ILOOD PURIFIER. Price fU,
A valuable book sent free by the
ULPHUMB CO., aoo Marine Bldg.. CHICAOO
BBOYVir DRUG COMPANY.
I ME SHE.
' o |d fe or < - : ° rn- >• jour
/ //‘Mil favorite? B>th kind* are good but^
t our brands are excellent. Matte loegj
A\ enou (fh to bare thal mrllownee* wbimp
"g CTT jjl j time alone gives. Fin* Atvcrefl/gfiM
( ■ rich bodied| All our
y f- M w INKS A N DM g UOR
are of splendid quality cod wvll suit
the tastes of those who like high grade
stock. Prices lower than efeswher*.
R. V. DOUGLAS,
[206 BAY STREET.
Li Scmetbing- Wbrtfe btsputiu
~ •• well as*trlal, is our sleaa, aaJTfeigli
jawnyii j.,.. ,ii , grade coat. Any one that gives set
% blHl Jsliso coal a fair trial will owa HiaYfft
kbr-Sps' r. ■BE is the most ecooomical, best beraieg
“Jr T&lKfllgig !p and bstiefeetory coal for bnaeehald
•/t— *' jSjwwrL, /li , purposes that can be procured eay-
t where, and a fair margin of graft is
/WT;/ MMMiJ-it g'3* ( We al-o U-ep a full stock of ssleeted
/fu WhT —li : 1® j Gak, Pine and Ligbtwood. Brisk*.
Shingles, I.atbe. Lime, Plaster, HalrJ
mOf i litiiilT in "imr
Irterchangabl* Rigid Roller-Brsaking Carriages.
til' -iy i R Simple, Htrsight awsy Hibbou r*e<i Psrteet
-; j Adjuittabl,- Ilegulsr or Speed kccspuasstc.
rilvi rui Keyboard. Bemorcble n*s*a. Write*
Rebuilt machines of sll makes for 'lie rent or exchange. The oulv factory eoaluiw*
■!.. .
SOUTHERN TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS.
A . kf< ATFf k' VRV , Loeel Agent, 4I Pecchtrec Street, ATLANTA, ®A.
Brunswick, Ga.
jfF- nil* very di.tmrl amt most promtainf’
HaSHaZ- i- w uriMv. of the color ol H*ty and As
aßw#- ' ' Ute-t addition byUUvtagsloa to
Bbi ■ ia- (on, to fftnilly. HU iblcler. heavier
1 ' “'fid than either of the elve,
JKp ll,eking,l iha moat hau'lsoine sot I in roiei
'i'.e' Inn. Iha fi rm I- perfect, uniform ladp*
'fMWr> - tffi-iteWailSWtaflpiMlA. 1 mill attractive. Meeh very firm, llleaao-
Im-t vr "c-■ fib abort Joint*, *etti*g iu
iidml o’TT’' F t ”t (run i-iii-ie, cl,mer together than moat *a
. i, ml i- Un- el..re e hea,v cropper.
sSSY- .- I .-pi • ,al 1V eilepled loi shipping, end M
L-f j. r. n.,,1-1. ,1.1 > mu r.-r forcing lniloore aad
• - atones.
Per Pkt. 20c. 3 PkU. 80c: 7 Pkta. *I,OO.
'TYty-i -- Illustrated Seed Annual Brea with Order*
LIVINGSTON SEED CO., Columbus O.
GRATES
That Burn Coal
in'the Fire
Place
The Club House oi Port
able Basket Grate will do
it. See us also for
Wood Mantels 1 Tiling
MONUMENTAL WORK
IBON FENCING. ETC.
Brunswick Marble and Branite^orte
Birn K. l eMANCK. Proprttor.
@CUR£ YOURSELF I
for umitur*l
dino h t n fl a m m a t i udi,
irritations or olctr&tiima
of mocoiu membr&ne*.
PainlPAn, nd not aatrtu*
ffnt or poisouon*.
Sold by OroKKlste,
or ft nt in plain wr&ppßr,
mswbSKP
C*rular tmt on rfmoesM
Special sale of Wbite Goods/et “The
Bse Htvs,” Friday and Saturday, Feb
ruary led and trd.
Sheriff’s Sale-
GBOHGIA—GLTXN COUNTY;
Will be sold on tbe first Taeadey In March
nex, at public outcry* at the court house of
aaid county, wnhin legal hour* of gale, the ext
ern half ot old to n lot, five hundred *nd six
teen, in the city of Brunswick, in said county
Levied on aa the property of, and in ihe po?w8-
Uon of Atwell Braxt n, under n execution
from the City Court of Biunswlck, of A D.
Candler. Governor, against A §eil Haazard and
Atwell Braxton. Jau. llih, 19 0.
W. H. BERK IE.
Sheriff City Court of Brunswick,
“Tba Bee Hive’s” annuel White
•weds Ralr, Friday and tstarday.
Wi11...
Always on-Hand
a Fun *:
STfipiSt
I! yi.u tr, i-untvroplsting a vUI^H
p I urop^^AMtenv^H
you iny Sy A|
v jf
ati- n.rm ;eiiirrt d,l i^WrSotell^H
secured rapidly.
Mrs He li-Bill,
winter address Brunswick, Go-
PAINT STOKE.
Wall Papi^7
AT,THE j 9
PAINT J
ST Ot*<
502 Monk
W.H.
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