The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-05


and many ultra enthusiastic persons
VIII oyerdo 1t, but the general results
viii be good.
Some one has defined the exercises
of the gym" as hard work one doesn't
have to DO OF course the fact thar
it is rot com Dulsory adds to the bene-
fetal effect.
The schools are taking this up
everywhere. The Is minutes a day
devoted to these exercise, improving
circulation and tending to greater
bodily and mental strength. 1t is mop
ed that this viii be introduced in the
Brunswick schools, as it has been in
those of Atlanta and other Georgia
towns with good results
A number Of Brunswick women arc
enthusiastic on this subject and there
VIII probably be club established
here. 4Ae physicians advocate it
strongly and one thinks 81 instituting
a school OF physical culture here for
his patients.
THE Leopard's Spots, by Rev.
Thomas Dixon. Jr.. is undoubtedly one
OF the strong books Of the year. 1t
deals largely with period hitherto
iittle exploited by novelists, that Inn
mediately succeeding the close OF the
war whom the south was in the hands
Of carpet Dagger scalawags.
The action Of the story continues
on up to 1900, embracing and touch.
ing lightly upon the issues of the span
iah American War. in 1888.
IN the second period The love story
is begun in which the principal enaf-
acters are Charles Castor and Salhs
WORTH two young people who figured
as tiny children in The earner part
OF the narrative MIR Dixon handles
ais subject vita q sure grasp and
with restraint and discreuon as wei
as with force ana deer earnestness.
The literary methods are slightly
crude, the work lacks the finish OF the
practiccd literary nand but the rug
eed strength and power illuminate
every page.
There IS some fine character draw
ms 10 the book, some Of the strong
est finest most sublime characters
in literature and also some of the best
portrayed scoundres holding tne rea-
der's interest throughout. The sharp
contrast between the unscrupulous,
vicious. politician, Ahan Mcleod
| coarse. material scoffer at all moral
| and religious ideals OF finer souls, and
| qarles Castor. the chiyalrpns, great
hearted really superb hero, is marked
witl a master hand.
OBI Tom Camp, the crippled veter-
an, is a splendid character and natur-
ally arawn
Dr Durham. the preacher, is also
| fine and his wife a vivid, strong char
acter- Sallie Worth. the heroine, is u
| natural anu loVable southern girl,
| BRAY and faithful and true as steel
10 the man she loyes--the typical
| southern woman. The book is inten-
| 3ely interesting and dramatic. is a
strong powerful picture OF that hide
aus period OF the soaths history 1t
wen deserves its great popularity At
the library here it is the most popu-
lar book OF the year
The following invitation was re-
cetyed by friends in this city a few
DAYS age NH. anj~4ars Levi Gold
| smith request the pleasure or your
company at the marriage OF their
daughter Daisy Deane and Mr. Ansley>
Davis Hardy on Wednesday evening
October fifteenth. at seven O'Clock a,
home brunswick Ga .nls wedding
w'i be one Of the prettiest home wea-
dings Of the season and will be of in
terest to a large circle OF friends in
Brunswick and otner cities. Miss.
Goldsmith is one Of Brunswlcks lad
est and ioyeiiest daughters and hass
won such admiration aud many friends
| by her charm OF manner and ner
| brilliant talents. Sac has lived here
since her babyhood and is loved by
all who know her we'll ner friends
regret very much that she is to leave
Brunswick tor another home, but wish
| her every happiness tdere. Mr.. Hardy
| IS in business in Sumter. S. c., and is
a prominent and popular citizen. He
! is to be congratulated upon his choice
Of so lorable and charming a bride.