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CONVIC ISLAND.
Where the Worst Type of CrimlnasA
 Have a Chance for Reform.

Where the WorSt Type of Crimlna13
 Have Chance for Reform.
 Since IS58 the Andamans, a group of thjckly wooded islands toward the east side of the Bay Of Bengal, have been used by the Indian government as penal settlement for life convicts. There are about 12,000 conyiets in the settlement at Port Blair, which is conducted as a practical retormatory for the reform of the criminals Every convict knows that his treatment de- bends (after q certain preliminary pc. riod of severe disciplnel entirely on himself He also knows that good De- hayior will Of itself commute the life sentenee to oae of twenty years. A large number of t0e eonViets are men aespitea from death sentences. The newly arrived convict is placed in the cellular gae1 where lie is solitary alike in his cell ard during his daily walk around tha ring for exercise. 1t fhe end Of szx= months he is transferred for year and q half 10 an associated sa9l, where he lahors in 2 gang during the day and sleeps in q separate cubicle Ht night For tbe next three years he is locked up in barracks at night with prisoners of the same class and kept hard at work all day. After this pc. riod the severity is eased down, the tasks are not so irksome and his ca paeity Is studied in the employment given 10 him and he begins to earn q small allowance, which he can either spend on little Iuxuies or put into tha savings bank. At the end of ten years he is eligible for a ticket of leave, with liberty to earn his living within the island settlement in his own way. He can live in his own house. farm a little land and move about within consid. erable area unwatched. He can send for wife and children, or, if bache- Tor. marry a convict woman. At the end of twenty years, if of good be- havior. he obtains all absolute release, with free conveyance to India to make a fresh start as Q free man.
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eare of a Fl co.

A gentleman Of decided and highly cultivated musical tastes. wishing to change his residence, advertised for rooms in "a private family fond of music" The next mail brought him 2he following reply. Dear sir-l think Ee could Accommodate you with rooms, and as for music, oae of me daughters plays the prrloF organ and suitar, another one plays the accor- 3eon and banjo; ! play l eornet and fddie; my Fsffe plays the harmonica and my son the flute. We all sing. and if you are good at tenner singing, you would 1t right in when we get to singing gospel kymns evenings. for none of us sing tenner; CT if you play he base vial, we have one right in the house. If you want music as well as board, we conid accommodate you, and there would be no extra charge for It."
 -Earper's Bazar.
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SURE OF FRESH kouos

Dealers in Germany Are sIned Fifteen
 Eses for Every Bad One.
 The Germans are a practical nation. Having realized that by proper organ ization they can keep within the Ger man border the 150,0o0,000 marks, or say $8o 0oo, ,oo0, which the people of the empire noW pay to foreigners for pou1= try and eggs, they have formed a club for the purpose of developing 6 home poultry business. Egg depots are 10 be established in the principal cities. notably at Chemnitz. Dfesden and Leipzig. The public are to be supplied with eggs. the good quality and fresh ness of which will Be absolutely guar anteed This system will give conf dence to customers and at the same time give poultry raisefs a more eer- tain and quicker market for their product than they could otherwise se cure. In order that bad eggs may ha traced to their origin, each poultryman is required, before sending his eggs to the depot, to mark them with sign previously determined upon, which will designate them as fresh eggs and denote their source. For each egg sold which proves to be inedible the pur- chaser is entitled to receive fifteen good ones without charge; and the products of the egg-raiser who deliv- cred the bad egg to the depot are to be excluded therefrom for a stated period.--London Telegraph.
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OF HEARINGS AND eAwDusr

Asp,ielt Pavements May Be Made from
 These Substances.
 The notice of making asphalt arti- flcially from herrings and sawdust seems 50 extraordinary as to suggest burlesque Nevertheless, this .surpris- ing feat has been accomplished by Prof ". c. Day Of swafthmore college. near Philadelphia. Specimens of the product are now in possession of the geological survey in Washington. and were shown to Washington core gpondent by Prof Diller. one of the members of the scientific staff of that government bureau Not long ago a very curious mineral substance, up to that time unknown, was found In Utah, deposited in veins which had once been Assures in the rocks. These Assures had been ehoked up by bitu- minous matter gushing from the bow els Of the earth, and in this way the deposits of gilsonite. as it is now called, were formed. It is singu- larly pure species of asphalt, and is now being mined in a large way, the production of it constituting an im- portant industry. The stuff is used for making Xarnishes. For this purpose it is especially good, because varnishes made of it will not crack. Conspfeu- aus streaks of the gilsonite run like strips of ribbon over hill and dale, so that they can be followed with the eye for miles. Some of this gum asphalt as it is popularly called, was placed in the hands of Prof. Fay for analysis. and he found that it's makes up was such as to suggest an antma, origin. at least in part. It is | aeeed nowadays by scientific men generally shat asphalts ordinarily are dsrived from vegetable matter. Such natter, being laid down in vast beds during the coal=forming period, subsequently underwent chemical processes.
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Paragraph Illustrating 1t. and Attriz
 buted 10 Roratfo Seymour.


 In the following paragraph. attrfbut- #sd to Hofatio=s Seymour the writer prac. tees what be breaches, since there is no &ord in ik with more tAaa=two syIla- hies. save such as are quoted for the purpose of illustration: We must not 9niy thlnd= in words, but VIC must also tf5 to Use the best words and those which in speech will put what is in oyr minds into tAe minds Of others. This s the great art which those must gain Who wish e teach in the school. the church, at=the= bar, of=taroaeh the press. To do this in the right way they should Use the short words which We learn ih early life. and which have the same sense to all classes of men. The English ef our Bible is good. Now and then some long words are found and they always hurt the verses in which you find them. Take that which says oh, ye generation of yipers who hath warned you to flee from fhe wrath to come?' There is one long word which ought not to be in it. namely generations In the old version the old word brood is used. Reaz the verse with the term, and you will feel It's full verse: oh, ye vipar's brg9d who hath warned you to flee from the wrath to come?' Crime sometimes does not look like crime when it is set be- fore Us in the many folds of a long word. When a man steals. and we call 1t .defaleation,' We are at a loss to Aaow if it is q blunder or . crime. II he does not tell the truth, and we are told that it is case of 'prevarication. ], 1t takes us some time to know just what we should think of it. No man wiA ever cheat himself into wrong-do- ing, nor will he be at a loss to judge of others, II he thinks and speaks of acts in clear, crisp terms. It is good rule. f one is at a loss to know F an act is right or wrong to write 1t down ia short, rtraightout En2iish."
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A cABBoNlc ACID MofoR
fas Peculiar Advantages for Use in Au-
 tomobiIes.


 tomobiIes.
 The latest novelty in automobiles is one propelled by carbonic acid. the ln- vention Of c. D. P. Gibson Of Jersey City. Describing the model now in op- eration: Inside the box, toward the rear, is an engine weighing only thir- ty-six pounds, and having cylinders whose diameter is one and seven eighths, with a four-inch stroke. Or either si1e of it, and reaching length wise in the box, are arranged f1asks, or cartridges" of liquid earbonic acid, coupled to each other and to a slender tube that feeds the engine. By means which Mr. Gibson does not yet describe, the fluid is vaporized and expanded in the cylinders. A working pressure of from 1000 pounds upward is thus made available. The crank transmits it's mo- tiep by sproeket and chain to the rear axle of the wagon without any inter- mediate shaft or gear The sprocket on the crank shaft has nine teeth, and that on the wagon axle (a sixteen-inch sprocket) has twenty-nine. The drivs CTS are thirty-eight-inch wheels. With the simple mechanism here described MT. Gibson is able to run his wagon up the most astonishing grades. He climbs those appalling hills for which New Jersey is famous, and believes he can go where no gasoline motor can follow. He takes his wagon through deep, dry sand, too, where it would be almost impossible to take any other self-propelled carriage Without the carbonic acid flasks and engine the carriage which he showed to report CT the other day would weigh nearly 400 pounds. The fasks, contents and engine added about 400 pounds more. Some 800 or 600 pounds of human freight have been put into the wagon on occasions. A total load that is scarcely less than 1,+00 pounds has thus been moved up hill anf down with the utmost ease.-New York Tribune.
 >4 .sEn 0r= SHORT WORDS.
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ABOVE THE GIOUDS.
rha Ia the Field Of . Naturalist'a
 Work

an& 1a the E1eld CT GatuTafist'H
 Work.
 Theodore Holm, a Dane, for many years botanist fn the National Museum at Washington, concerns himself only with things above the clouds. He makes it his business to probe into the mysteries of nature in the remote heights Of the earth How plants and lichens grow in rigorous eiimos, on the windy rocks of the snow-eapped mountains and in the arctic circle is the special object of his research, and the comparison between plants at the poles and these on the tops of peaks is his special delight. His search for in- formation has carried him into all parts of the world. Three times he has gone into the arctic circle, many dimes to Greenland and Iceland, ana times without number to the North cape and the Lofoten islands. He has climbed the Norwegian mountains and has strange things to tell about the plants chat grow on our own Pike's peak. T have for a long time been studying the subject of arctic flora, said MT. Holm at the Grand Central hotel, and during my studies have been in great many parts of the globe. On several occasions I have been member of polar expeditions. In 1SS23 I was with the Danish ship Dymphna. which took part in the in- 'erlational polar expedition, in which you will remember Gen. Greeley took part. Andre Hangaad was our captain. and for two years we drifted about the polar seas, caught in the ice foes The Dutch ship Varna, which we met keLt us company, sank at the end o1 the second year, but we saved the crew. I began then, as the agent Of tho Danish government, to pursue ths studies of circumpolar botany, and since then have followed the work i'll Greenland, Iceland, ,America-in fact. all over the world. What has most interested me has been the comparison of plants found in the polar regions with those found on the mountain tops My work lies wholly above the timber line, and you will be surprised to see how many plants are to be found there There are at least twenty species Of towering herbs o1, the rocky and saoW~ covered peaks. some of wonderful feauty and color. None of them grow higher than an inch and most are only half an inch high, but they are perfect in their minuteness and of the most vivid hues.. There is the Arctic pink and the Arctic dryas, both of exquisite shade and form. The Arctic poppy ja another flower worth hunting for on the treeless slopes, and so is the Arctic willow The little lyeanod is series of plant that is found in both high and low places IL is said by most bot anists not to grow higher than 5000 feet, 1 have found it on the top 9f Pike's peak. 14,000 feet. There It is half an inch high. In Florida it grows eight inches tall. There is g miniature clover also to be found above the tim- Der line, and a flower resembling the forget-me-net. so you see that the cocks which you are used to consid- e11ng barren are by no means so to one who has the eyes to look for tho beauties tbat are there. Denver Re. publican.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-22
S1x-YE HAROLD.
GrI s~lms Mile in Remarkably Fast
 Time.

Time.
 Chicago Chronicles: LittIe six-year- old May Huhn proved herself one of the greatest juvenile swimmers in the world at the north side natatorium She swan 2 mile in 1s07.17 3-5. The girl made a worlds record, for no child has ever accomplished the feat before h such a short time. The child is not large TOT her age, nor does she seem to have muscles developed to 2 much greater extent than other girls as young as sae, but it is the opinion ot all that if she keeps at the game she will in time be one of the greatest fe- male swimmers in the world. George Gaidzik lowered another worlds mark for boys under 16 years old when be swan Inc miles in 4s12:15. The record Was formerly held by Ralph Ghlend9ff, who made the same dis tance in 1.14:29 3-5. Other good per formancEs by juveniles were as follows: Walter Horn, 12 years cid. two miles In1 25:54. Lottie Mayer, 12 years old, two miles in 1:40 Charles Arcns. Il years old. one and a half miles in i:13.5t; Arthur Galdztk, F years old. one and half miies in 1.15. and Robe ert Arens. 3 years oid. one and a halg niles in 1935
 
 kstned for n caring aIItilsrs gnlgerl.ss 4 German actress hds been med in Vienna for wearing Q correct miIitary uniform, which is n8t allowed by the Austrian authorities. h Germany, however. she would have been pun- ished if the uniform had not been cor rect, the emperor's decree permitting military dress on the stage only when absolutely accurate.
 The GroS CT Caught
 A Philadelphia grocer persuaded 2 patron to take a barrel Of four differ ent from the kind she usually bought. he being out of her fa9orfte brand. After two bakings she returned taa four as it was unsatisfactory. Tho grocer after filing the returned barre. put in 3 new head and again sent il. saying it was what she wanted In th9 barrel she found lost saucer she had used to scoop up the four.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-22
Wedding Hon.es.

In olden times certain towns and villages in England used to possess wedding houae, where poor couples, after thes had been welded at church, could entertain their friends at a small cost, the only outlay being the pur- chase of such provisions for their guests as they brought with them the house for the day being given free Of payment
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-09
Of TRADE
MEETS TODAY
All Members Should be at
CITY Hall at Il O'clock.


The annual meeting II the B ard ot
Frsi will be held today, Pie good
which a hoard q trade can aud will
do BrapsNick csnrot be mentioned in
limited space, hut came ia not peces-
ssry as evidenced by the large pun
Der o. our best oit'z ms who have so
Car become memhers and the large
number WIZ sneea'aoe their intention
at an early date Of becoming members,
Co cse, Good5 ear has w ,urued
in tos c e'ssy oxs 1917 new members
to lie Board Of Trade or $685., and
this with the II in good standing
mskes fetal u IA members. Mr..
Goodyear IN talking to reporter for
The Times Cali yesterday, stated that
by the 25th inst. ne wouli turn IN 70
S Secretary ogs a. lesst IS more names .
From list seen ~ thasrrporter The
Ttmes>CNll uphAsitehngly announoss
the claim Of late frequently made tina,
there is no reason 10 the world Why
Brunswick should not from this tne
on have i've and energetic Board Of
Trade with AZ eli times over 200 mem.
bers.
| is earnestly hoped that ever,
member will attend the annual meet,
ing sa.aatds Z sG.ss.hssssist IN selrctipg ARD
sIecting officers, who will by thel
energy and good judgment zee tbsl
the success for which Brunswick
hopfs Of this Bnssd of Trade /. mada
kssssg - Eek
Rememeer athar today 10 the I me
for the annual meeting at il a
NJ, tie place he city bah and ever,
msmbsria expected ard urged 70 b
present
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SERVICE BYapuBI1cArroN.
GEoRGIA-Glynn County.

GEoRGlA-Glynn County.
-, Mrs. Mary G. Reppard VS.. Jefferson Lew.
Inc National Bank of Brunswick and the NAV
or and Council Of Brunswick.-Petition for mar
lien OF realty in Glynn Superior court be-
cember Term thereof, 1900
To the Defendant, Jefferson Levy. r
on are hereby notified that the petftionel, n,
the above stated case viii apply for parti
tlon Of that certain real property in the state
OF Georgia, county OF Glynn and city Of BrnnsS
Wick, described as follows: t. e Northeastern
portion Of what is known as and caIIe3 the
~ hlrty Acre Tract or "The Wells TracfSi
having the following courses and distances. n.
VII: commencing at the centre of the south
ern line OF Union street and running thence
SoulhWardly 1910 feet thence running East
Mardly $40 feet; thence running NorthwaTdiv
1910 rect; thence running Westwartlly s55 feaf
except three certain small tracts heretofors1
sold W the owners; such application for nav
luton or said land win be made At the pevt
term o. said count TO be held on the arst Mon
dao in December next 0A
ms notice given in pursuance of an 'order
granted september Is, 1900, by Hon. PauI n
Seaprook, Judge Of said court presiding. the
IN said ease. -s4u''iAN0"
W.T., Witness the Honorable Paul r. sea.rook.
1900. 'nis octoper l.
c,a,i. H. Z. DU BIGNoN.
e,, G Sk superior Court, GIynn County, "a
petitioners Attorneys.
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Service By Publication.

state of Georgia-County OF Glynn.
John Rogers In Glynn Superior Court, Nav
ys. Term, 1900.
Susie Rogers LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
60 the Defendant, Susie Rogers;
You are hereby commanded to be and anyaar
q the December Term, next, Of Giynn SUPERIOR
Court, to be holden at the court house in
First Monday in December, 1900 and Nv Ten Sas9
lOl O'CLOCK OF the forenoon of said date. then
ana there to answer the complaint Of the plain
Divorce. 0A iOA
Witness the honorable Joseph w. BENNETT.
Judge of the Sup rior Court of Glynn Countv
this the 10th day Of July, 1900.
~ II. f. duBIGNON,
- Clerk SuperiorgCourt. Glynn County, Ga.
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our oreatest speeiall.,


For 20 years DR.. j Newton Hath
away has 50 successfully 'reated chronic
diseases thar he is aeks- sledged tod4,
to stand 81 the head Of h RECESSION 10
this line Bis exclusive rethod of
treatment for Varicocele sno 5trieiun
without the aid Of knife or cauiery
cures III 81 per cent. of all cases. Ii
the treatment Of loss OF vital forces
nervous disorders, kidney aud urinary
complaints. paralysis, blood poisoning,
rheumatism, cstarrh and diseases pecui.
lar 70 women, be is equally successful
Dr.. Hajbawsy's practice is more than
double that Of any other specialist.
Gases pronounced hopeless by othe
physicians, readily yieid to his treat
ment Write hinl today fully about
your case He makes no charge for
consultation or advice. either al his Of
fee or by mail
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. d.
Is Bryau Street Savannah, O.
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: Mrs. T. Brtddlemsr, OF Psrsballville
NJ ch, wAs w hbted with saltEheum
for ihireen yeats and hsd tried >
lumber Of doctors withoutrellet. A.
ter two or three applications 81 Ban-
ner Salve, her hands haoema better,
aod ~ short time sle wsr eniirely
cBted.
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CITATION.
5eorgia-Glynp County.

Georgia-Glynp County.
To whom il may concern: Take notice. that
q al les o. Jones has applied for permR ei /
al ministration on the estate Of u. r. Jonps.
late q said county, deceased. and IL there he
any objection 10 the grant OF said application.
let II be p' esented on the first Mondsy in De.
CENTER next, at which time the same win come
on Tor herring in the cour4 Of ordinary 0f said
county az the usual hour ANA face for holding
said court. Given undsr nv hand and oiIIc nj
signature this 18th Of September 1890.
H0R NOE DART.
Ordinary Glynn County
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seRoFuLA TIE CAUSE.

Eczema, oAtauh, hip disease, white
swelling, and even consumption, have
theirorigin in serofuloua conditions With
the slightest faint of sctofuls in the blood,
there ia no safety The remedy for this
diresse in all it's is Hoods sarsaparilla,
which goes to the root Of the trouble and
expels all impurities and disease germs
from the blood.
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Vrom Cincinnati, Louisvilie, Atlanta anl
sHERIFFs SALE.

GEORGIA, GlyTn County.
Will he cold before the conrthOufe door ~
Brunswick, on Arft Tuesday in December.
nin9teen hundred, the legsehold estate eyplr.
ing January lat, 1873, Ia the following parcels
OF land in Town Commons Of Brunswi. K. LnI
number III between Gordon and Johngon
streets; and the southeastern quarter of lot
numper lll between Johns on and Barlow
reefs. Sold Ms property Of estate ~ J, ~
Putnam, u1der execution issued BIZ the IA
collector OF said county against A. 4 Pntnam
for state and county taxes.
W, H. BERRIE, sheriff
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CITATION

Georgta-Gynn County.
Wherea John J. Spears, administrator OF
~. u. Emory est re, represents TO the court H.
MS petition, duly filed nd entered on record
that he has iuliv administered said d. B I'm
DRY estate This is the efore to cite a 4 perso, s
concerned kindred and creditors. 10 show
cause II any they can, why said administrator
should not be dis 'harged from his admiristra.
ton, ana receive letters Of dIsmission on the
hrst monday in February. 1901.
HORACE DART, Ordinary.
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NoTIoE 40 TAxpAYERs

=. Iol the purpose Of collecting tho state and
GI;o19n,y Iax Tor 800, win be at the following
dlstrlct precincts on dates named to-wit.
- Dist. Oct, y, Nov. 10 and Dec. s.
Y DIST. Oct ~, NOV 20 and Dec. T.
1896 Dist. Oct. ~, Nov. 81 and Dec q.
l4s9 Dist. Oct. "a. Nov. ~ and Pee Z
~ Dlst. Oct 20, 3d. 81, Nov. %, "a, 26, and Dec.
p ~ - II. j. READ,
I. c. GlYnn Co,
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Rally SERVICE

Mac Don4lI Epworth Lssgas az Mo-
Kendrse Methodist chu ch will hold a
"rslly services" next Sunday night at
the church. A special program Oop-
81 sting OF songs, recit,tiona ana ad.
dresses has been prepared and those
who attend will be greatly. beueHeted,
Everybody Is welcomed 1--WE win be-
glad to have you come.