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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
IN MEMoRIAM

While the uncertainty OF life has been SUBJ
ject much dwelt upon BY thinking Peep Of 81
ages, yet what shock--a shock that deaes de-
scrIpuon--it is 10 working mans aompanlon
and associate to leave .his f,iena az work and
return in a short balf hour and aoa him cold in
death.
Charley Mobley, shipping clerk at Foose q
Davis printing onlce was at his desk al S.ts
O'Clock saturday looking after some express
shipments due to leave that evening cheerful
obedisns and eareful as he took down the d.
rections given him BY the writer. In half an
hour the death angel had carried his spirit
away.
they sAy and undoubtedly it is Atrue saying,
that the sterling qualities Of man arc over
looked in the worlds mao rush Of business, and
It applies with much force in this instance
while in place Of psariy two hundred PEG
pie, he could count everyone his fliendi he was
50 unobtrusive that only too late we realize our
lOss-s kind, noble. unseiash young man; a
faithful employee, a true man in every sense of
the word. fails from his desk with hardly min
usos warning and Is laid on his own shipping
table, with sleeves rolled up and apron on, at
work and at his pest Of duty when the call
came.
A few minutes before he died he complained
Ofnot feeling very well, and asked his employ
er for a few days leave from work.
Mr.. Davies promptly told him to take two
weeks oa If he thought he needed it, and he
seemed very happy At the prospect of this va
cation, which be LIED 70 enjoy 10 prospect only
for a few minutes and scarce hsd bis temporary
release been granted When he entered upon an
eternal rest wherein We shall ali ioia our hand
some day.
Needing rest 50 much, waas . transition 70
perpetual glorious resti Nc weariness, no sick
ness, no tears, no death, but instead the "weli
done thou good and faithful servants enter
thou into the joy Of thy Lord
fthis aniiction gives ths heart pam andstart'
the tears in those Of us who knew only that side
which refined, shrinking nature turned to-
ward busy, worAaday world, what a crushing
blow il must be to that inner circle to whom
the rich beanty Of his soul was revealed
we extend to them our heartfelt sympathy
and with them await in submission the rcvela-
ton Of the Of -Him who doe,h all things
well w.D.
In Atlanta Constitution.
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BrunswIck. 81. Februar, so, bed

bfanswick' Ca February zsth' 1900.
r. Rev. c'eland Nnloch Nelson Bishop Of
esorsia. A.,.,t. j.
Ny Dear Bishop Nelsoni
May intrude on your valuable time with
something that IL very near my heart, the
furthenng Of our work in the Humane Society
In England one day in every year, I am told,
the clergy preach in favor of the s. P. G.
a. and, as Royalty and the mobility take an
active interest in this work. the people listen
at all evsnts and some good is done.
In this country the clergy seem to take no in
terest whatever in helping us--no sermons are
pre- ched for our cause and the powerful ingiu-
ence Of the church Is Withheld.
Now can you doubt for a moment that VIC
arc carr, Ing on ono branch Of our savior's
work. Mercy was His browning attribute, His
most distinguishing eharacteristis and mercy
Is our watchword.
10 teach compassion, kindness, sslt.control,
pity, jastlce-this Is what We hope to DO, and
how are We 10 accomplish anything If the
clergy do moi aid uay
wswa.t recogo,son -. .,Aos as.,.. a
word NOW and ,hen in on, favor ana .rc.n...
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
Goes to Mosquito Iur~t .

Lighthouse Keeper Floyd, who has
been in charge Of L Tile Cumberland
hight for some time past, has gone to
Mosquito Iole', Fla - where he VII
take the position of keeper Of the
light house at that pace. Mr.. Ed Ell
liot has received the appointment 10
Little Cumberland light.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18

To The dssf--A rich lady cured of
her deafness and noises in the head
BY Or. NichClson's, Artificial Ear
Drum, gave $4,000 to bis institute, so
hat deaf people unable to procure
the ear drum may have them free.
Address, No. 1860. The Institute $50
light Ave, New York. N. Y. e-s.l-y
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18

A man named E. PressoD, OF Pres
sonville, Kans., wrote letter the
other day, saying the opinion Of very
one in his town who has used Fd
Honey and tar is, that it is the very
best medicine for la grippe, coughs,
colds, etc.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
SUNDAY THOUGHTS.
q Ienlen Thoughl flom .ha oallooL J

"a Lenten Thought from the Outlook
The forty days IN the wilderness
we're momentous in the dawnIng Of
the spiritual CONSCIOUSNESS Of Christ.
Precisely what form the notable ex-
perisnce which came to Him 10 that
solitary place took 1t is impossible to
determine. All the incids n,s point 10
the dawning Of 3 clear CONSEQUENCES
Of His mission in the world, and OF
the power with which He was endow-
cd TO accomplish that mission. AT
the very moment when Cbust saw, a.
In vision, the greatness Of His work
and the immeusIty Of His power H.
was subjected TO the seyerest test. Tn.
lesson 10 obvious. Every opportunity
involves Commensurate peril; every
gift CARRIES with It the danger OF mis-
use; every great positi n 10 a tempta
tion to selfishness Temptation be.
cOmes. therefore, he constant Compau-
len Of men; it stands beside them ev-
cry moment OF life; he nobler the
man, the more searching the temp a.
ton. A base man ia tempted to do
bsse tbiugs in base way; a high
minded man is tempted to misuse the
greatest powers, OF not to put tn IN 10
their highest use. To ask, therefore
to be freed from temptation Is to ask
that one shaIl have no experience, no
opportunity OF rendering any real
services or dong any great work.
Safety lies not 10 securing immuni-
~ from temptation, but In accumul..
that strea 9Th which makes temptation
harmless TIE most successful armies
have been strong not because they
have sntrsnched themselves but be
cause they have moved with rapidly
aud energy and carried enthunssm
with them. Alexander did not rely
for safety on fortified posts in bic
rear; be snatched safety out OF the
greatest perils by audacity, matched
with foresight, disc pline and trained
int ligenoe.
Spiritual safety lies not IN keeping
away from The possibilities of spiiitu-
al dangers always, but in such con-
slant and solid spiritual growth and
progress that every temptation slips
past. powerless to harm, and one
leaves it bshind by ST eer force Of NOR
al momentum.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
That Thr bling Headache

Would quickly leave you If you use Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. Tnousar de Of sui-
ferers have proved their matchless merit
for Sick and Nervous headaches. They
make pure blood and ct ronE ner ,o5 d
build up your health. Easy to take, Try
them, Only % cts. Money back if not
cured sod BY all druggists,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
WEATHER REPORT.

sunday Fair and warmer; fresh
northweslerly wiud., becoming varis-
bic.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18

Eugene J. Hall, the poet and pub
fisher says that one dose of Foley's
Honey and Far restored hls voice
when hOarseness threatened to pre-
vent his lecture at Central Music HslI
Chicago. Nothing else as good. w.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
Back from a Hunt.

Messrs. Andrew Ross and Perry
Carroll have re'urned from waynes-
vile, where they spent the past week
on big hunt, the guests Of Mr.. VIM,
Virgins.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
ENDORSES WORK OF HUMANITY

The work accomplished BY the Brunswick Humane Society
M Of much good In the local correspondence
passed between the Nelson Bishop
Of Georgia it through Brunswick oganiza
ton the work will be largely extended throughout give
with the correspondence in fun every organization
worthy he example may
done In other states and communities thoughtful consideration
explanatory ! folows:
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
Stoves II paired.

Win put in bscks, dsmpers and
CRATES. Make your stove cook on bot
tom, top and all round. buy, repair
and sell second hand stoves.
RICE, All Bay Street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
- - REcEIYER.

respectfully announce myaeif as a candidate
for the Office Il Tax Receiver and solicit the
votes OF The people Of Glyun
Subj CT to ] efnocrntic primary.
MASON Il, sCARLETT.
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FoR CONN rREAsuRER. e

am q candidate for the Office Of county
Treasurer aud solicit the votes Of the people o
Glynn. THOMAS W. LAMB.
Subject to Demo ratio primary.
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ENNCUNCEM ENTS.


FOR JUSTICE OF TIE 1 = atll57 z N
To the voters OF the 18th District. G. NJ. CT ~
County ga / hereby announce my candida
cy for Justice Of he Peace, 70 Oh vacancy caus-
ed by resignation Of Judge X II. Hitch. Elec-
ton March =. 1870. Respectfully.
j. 4. LAMBRIGHT.
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diagnosed and the exact
position of the diseased con.
ditiOn determined. Thus
every case il treated sepor-
ately and medicines are adj
Imtniatered which ar
specially prepared under
|Dr HAthaway's PERSONAL
supervision for each casa.
Notwo peopleare affecfall
byapartiCular diseasoin the
same manner, conseQuent-
~ no two people should be
treated In the same way
even for same complaint.
DIR. Hathaway Is a special.
ist In Che best eenee OF the
wOrd-he treats special dis
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18

teresting letter Of the 25th Inst. As have in
dicated BY word Of mouth, / am cordially in
sympathy with the work Of the Humane soei-
ETY. and quite agree with you that the clergy
should o.operate heartily and earnestly with
the SIR CA
You viii, lam sure, allow me - say Why in
my opinion, our own clergy do not show
more active interest. It IS from the ommis-
-sions which lie al the root Of failure in any
enterprise, nsmeiy, the neglected. the Officers
Of ths society to soseeufe interest and coop
GRAFTON BY personal Solicitation, one example
may auaiee. Ever since knew Of the exist
ence OF the 5. P. c. A., Ihaye been ready and
willing to assist itby word and deed willing
to preach for il and Of il. hsye repeatedly
thought Of applying for the badge Of the socl-
city as scarcely day passes when my feelings
are not outraged BY some species Of heart'ess
ana unnecessary cruelty, ss.l-soa be-
iieye Il. in the twenty ~ years of ny ilfe
as a grown man, 1 never Fac line written me
orr word spoken to nson the subject until
your mention Of It in Brungg little over a
year ago.
There must Sc some negligence In The Society
Itself thatits azenn are no, more prominent
and active in every city or town Of the union.
IN each q which there should inmy opinion,
be branch societies.
with cordial good wishes and every desire to
prom oto your excellent work and to recon.
mend It to others, ian,
Faithfully your friend and Bishop.
OK NrEsox
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% eese Of Georgia,
ONCE Of the Bishop.
Mrs J.E DuBignon,
Brunswick, Georgia,
Ny dear Mrs. DuBignons-
lam iruiy glad my letter gase you somueh
satisfaction aud give you full liberty to use it
in any way you seeat to, in the Interest Of the
r.. CA. shall be very happy II my poor
words help to set forward the work Of the So.
ciety and to prevent the barbarous crueFies
which are daily and openly indicted upon the
lower animals Of Gods creation.
With high re gard am
Respectfully yours,
c. X. NILSSON,
Bishop OF Georgia.
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HIGH WATER ON BRUNs WICK BAR
March 49, si2O a. M; rise 5.7,
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Ear Corn-Best for horses. Bur
nstt's Feed 5 ore.
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WHY ne CURES.
The Greatest Specialist OF the Time Gives
Every Case His Personal Attention.

Most doctors have a certain number
otstock remedies which they use in
fsa all cases which eoem at all similar.
This Ia not DR.. Hathawas's method.
Every case with him is most careftlily
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fhe Brunswick Times.


Ths Morning Times will be Delivered by
carrier or mail, per year. $500; per week IS
cents Correspondence on live subjects
solicited. Real name Of writer should &C.
company same Subscriptions payable in
advance. Failure to receive paper should be
reported TO the business Office. Address al
communications 10 Th Times.
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Q
of his owna system studied out years ago while in
Every Case pTosed ana and enassea upon @ %
EueOIally during the twenty years SINCE
twenty years OF the most extensive
Troate0- practice enjoyed by ans specialist ia
thIscountry Or. Hathaway great and uniform sue
cess a due to this Individual system OF treatment
Exolmsfva In spite Of hundreds Of requests
rEs4 yearly from doctors inalt parts Of the
treatment world asking for the privilege Ot
Wvieer TO allow none beside himself the knowledsb
az his remedies, as he is too well aware OF the mis-
chief which may be done by the unskfni use OF any
Blood and skin Dr. ha SssS a eau s5 for
nlaaaaaa blood discusses in whatever stage
cures all forms of ulcers, sores,
and scalp b their natural condition, but SO purties
the blood that the disease is permanently and
pletely driven from the system and all this without
VariOocele and and Structure Is a method eSclp
Structure. syely his s own a end ~ 70 per cent
and permanent cure. No operation is required and
no pain or inconvenience are experienced hy the
patient The expense of this treatment is much less
than that Of any operation, hospital or insttptf
treatment and Is both safe and sure, restoring tbe
organs TO a condition Of perfect normal health.
80. Dr.HathaVaY has Just prepareda new
Kidney testquestion blank Tor those who have
uisaasae reason g easpect Kidney trouble and
this blank he will gladly send tree 10
~ The demand for Or. Hathaway new,
New Book book "Manllness Viror Heaiifis isas
FREE. already exhausted the, first edition OF
100000 but for limited time copy al
this book viii be sent free to anyone who sends his
Consultation name nm ind address e Dr. Hahaway
FREE. s9rsSnsultapona ana advice at either
!. NEWTON HATHAWAY N. D.
Or. Hathaway & Co..
70 aryan street, savannah. Ga,
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING.
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-orN,f.r m VgietnOfpe Biocs, al street
oFh''n 1ELEPHdNE NO 81.
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aMMNMEEHEEaAEA KxMAx H
THIS ISSUE CONTAINS SIX PAGES. v
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Out in Kansas

lives a happy wife. She writes: 50
have used Mothers Friend before
two confinemenfs, The last time ! had
twins, and was in labor only few min
utes. Suffered very little" The reason
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10 bUBBg lBNRs:
Subscribers are request q 70 notify the ONCE
when they fsii to get any enc Of The Times.
Attention 70 this matter val be appreciated BY
the publishorA
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80 ffryan Street, Savannah. a.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-15
The Glen Falls Races.

Il GLESS FALLS. y. y, Aug. HOW
Ing TO a heavy track the first race OF
the grand circuit meeting OF the, New
York Horse Brredrrs' Association post
poned from yesterday on account OF the
rain was not called until 4 o'clock to-
day. at which time the track syas In
fair condition. Over 1000 WERE In at
tendance when the first event. the 200
trot. was called. which brought Ave
starters. II resulted in q race from the
word so until the finish and furnished
Ia the fourth heat the finest raee OF the
season. After splendid start the field
went almost as one horse the entire
circuit OF the track. Coming up the
stretch Clayton. who had hitherto trail
ed behind. shot ahead and finished ilrs;,
q nose ahead OF Charley Herr, who was
no farther in advance OF Dare Devil.
Gayton won the last three hea.s in
driving finishes. Gcorgna, driven By Nc
Dowell. won the ZIG handily In three
straight heats and still showed q re-
serve OF speed. The 2:ss pace was post
poned on account OF darkness until to-
morrow. thus making an extra, event
FOR the day. Gayton and Charley Herr
ruled favorites in the betting at about
even money against each and the field.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-15
! BELLAIRE RAPpENINas.
Matters Of Interest In the Metropolis
y of Belmont Comfy. q Iii,

Matters Of Interest In the Metropolis
Of Belmont County. !,
The Young Mems Republican Club
held their regular meeting last night.
and It was found they had considerable
cash toward their Rough Rider unl-
forms. They win have no trouble In
rigging out for the campaign, and
when the weather gets cooler. and the
excitement raises a few notches the
boys will drill until they ;cau make 4
One appearance. There will be a hun
cred or more active members.
z Il now deveiopes that young Terrell,
who murdered Express Messenger
Lane, near Columbus. to secure money
enough to Unmarried with. made trips
to this city on the Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh road us an extraman before go
Ing to Columbus. He is remembered
by the express and railroad people. but
none OF them ever dreamed that. he
could become such n demon. ,S
The Century Glass Company expect
to get started up the last week Of
this month. They have begun to pick
up business already. and will begin at
once on orders. This Is an encourage
ing outlook for an entirely new con-
Germ. and the prospects are for fne
business this fall. q, 4, I. ;j,t I.
Tomorrow will wind up the pro-
gramme at Epworth Park, and within
another week many OF the campers
will be at home. The grounds are
usually tramped SO during the meet
fags that # IS not such q pleasant
place afterwards. .
The fellow Beall, who was recognized
TO court for stabbing Butler Francis,
lodged complaint in Squire Richard
sons court. but when the constable
went after him be was unable to ah-
pear, and the case Is delayed, 81
The new opera house here will be
opened Saturday night with Al. C.
Fields and his company as the attrac-
ton. 1t may be warm. but Fields Is
such = favorite here that there will
be a big house.
y. c. West was taxed SIS and costs
By Squire Morreilj fer being belsterous
end using obscene language on the
sheets. The squire, Is opposed % all
that sort OF thing. and will iafiiei the
penalty.
Several G. A. R. men from here wiz
take In the national encampment. at
Chicago the last of this month. ~,
Mrs. John Parks aud daughters,
Misses Ada and Annie. will leave to-
morrow for Detroit.
The city council transacted consid-
cradle routine business at Its meeting
last night.
Another bunch OF Bellaire folks will;
60. to Atlantic City tomorrow.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENIaGs..
Events Of Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge. $50

-SAAe " eAo 0AA469s ~ 'st'.as
Robbers made themselves quite con.
spicuous In this city Monday night,
two attempts being made to burglarIze
residences in this place. Between Il
and . O'Clock, they entered the grocery
OF James Higgins, out the pike, and
secured about Sc In cash, besldes n
small supply Of groceries. Shortly be-
fore 3 o'clock they attempted to enter
the residence Of Milton B. Morgan, In
kirkwood. Here they succeeded in
getting the shutter of. and had the
window raised. when Mr.. Morgan put
in an appearance, accompanied by a
revolver. Mr.. Morgan FREQ one shot
ut the man. who succeeded in getting
away uninJurcd. It is thought the
same parties figured In both attempts.
DR.. A. ]. Heinlein and wife. Nick
Kuhn, wife and daughter. Miss Minnie,
and Mrs. r. r. Barrett left yesterday
for two weeks stay at Mackinac
James Arr!ck returned yesterday
from Fort Valley. Ca. where he had
been for the past month. looking after
his fruit interests. t1;.z
A large number from here attended
the address delivered By Webster Da-
Wis at Wheeling Park last evening.
Rey. C. B. Hcn.horne. OF Salem, o..
former pastor Of the church IN this
city. Is calling on friends here,
The Mckinley md Roosevelt cam
paisn club meets Mt the city building
tomorrow evening.
Bert Muh,eman left yesterday foe
Bethesda to spend few days; ut Ep-
worth Park q z.
Mrs. Laura Davis vii! be home to-
day from q two weeks sojourn ut Ep-
worth Park. II
John South has returned from a
weeks visit with relatives at Waynes-
burg, Pa. - ~ =
Charles DoughUty has returned from
a business trip to Philadelphia. H.
Jefferson Brown, OF colerain, was In
the city yesterday, on business. ~
Herbert wodcock made a business
trip to Dillonvale yesterday. ST
Misses Lois Henthornc md Lottie
Cox went to Epworth Park.
Harry Sells was in BrIdgepor, yes
terday on business.
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McMEcHEN NOTES,
Daily Items Of Interest About Peopl
and Events.

While George Stewart was walking
along the side OF the hill. above town,
yesterday. he found two large revolt
vers and 4 sack OF cartridges. Shortly
afterwards 4 stranger was arrested
by Police Officer D. ". Keffer as a
suspicious character. He claimed the
guns. saying 4 boy had stolen them
from him. While he was being taken
TO the city iock-up he broke away and
ran towards the Ohio river. He made
good his escape.
Misses Minnie Dowier and Gertrude
Jones have returned to their homes in
.Moundsville. after spending few days
as the guests OF Miss Eva Chambers.
OF this place.
Mrs. c. NJ. Williamson Is still in a
very serious condition from Injuries re-
ce!ved by the steps OF her home CIV
ing away. and letting her fall to the
ground.
Misses Della Dorsey, Hattie Peterson
and Clara Chambers have returned
home, after visiting friends at Sher-
rard.
Mrs. William McCuskey. OF Cameron,
Is visiting at the home OF v. L. Nc
Cuskcy, Of Lincoln avenue. this week.
Allen McIlvane has returned home
from Fish Creek. where he was the
CUES, of friends tor a few days.
Ward Goodwin has returned from
Mountain Lake Park, where he was
attending tho camp meeting.
Mrs. James E. Doyle and family and
Mrs. Clarence Whitesides drove up to
Wcllsburg to visit friends.
Carl Alum and Mr.. Rust have re-
turned to their home ut Warrington,
after visiting friends here.
Mrs. Charles Sturms has returned
home from Glorer's Gap. where she
visited friends for week.
Hon. S. r. Hanen has returned to
his home, Mt Glen Easton. after visit
ing. his parents here.
Mrs. Robert Morris has returned to
her home In North Benwood. after v!s-
iting friends here.
MIS. WiliaHl W iiiiathsuh Is tHe quest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Wcldman,
OF Gravel street.
Miss Ethel Campbell was the guest
OF Miss Minnie Horston ut Benwood.
yesterday.
Charles Niebergaii md wife have re-
turned from an extended visit through
the east.
Booth Goodwin has accepted posi-
ton as motorman on the street rail-
way.
Miss Olive Mcconahue. OF Cameron,
Is visiting friends here th!s week.