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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08
ARTESIAN WELLS.

The Philadelphia Times publish
es an interesting letter showing that
the water of artesian wells is not fit
to drink. There is an artesian we'll
at Reading 1000 feet deep, costing
$22, 900, which contains!forty>seven
grains of epson salt to the gallon. -
An artesian we'll at Fifth and Cher
~ streets, Philadelphia, contains 6
grains of foreign matter to the gallon
and can only be used to condense
steam from the boiler. An artesian
well in South street furnishes water
not fit for stream. At Seventh
street and Passyunk road there are
two artesian wells, each 100 feet
deep, but the water of both is so
impure that it can only be used for
condensing. The water of the we'll
at the Continental Hotel is not pure.
At Louisville there is a we'll 2,649
feet deep, one in st. Louis 2,006
feet deep, one in South Bend and
one in Terre Haute, but the water Of
them all is impregnated with miner
ais and fit only for medicinal uses.
At Atlantic City number of wells
have been bored in the hope of get
ting pure water but not one yields
water fit for household use.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08
TEN MINUTES TO LIVE.

On board an English steamer,
little ragged boy, aged nine years
was discovered the fourth day GU
from Liverpool to New York anc
carried before the first mate whose
duty it was to deal with such cases
When questioned as to his objec
in ibeing slowed away and who
brought him on board the boy, who
had beautiful sunny face and eyes
that looked like the very mirror o.
truth, replied that his step>father did
it because he could not afford to keep
him nor to pay his passage to Hall
fan, where he had an aunt who was
well eff and to whose home he was
going.
The mate did not believe the
story, in spite of the winning fab
and truthful accents of the boy. He
had seen too much of stowaways to
be easily deceived by them, he said ;
and it was his firm conviction the
boy had been brought on board and
provided with food by the Sailors
The fellow was very roughly hans
died in consequence.
Day by day he was questioned
and requestioned, but always with
the same result. He did not know
a sailor on board, and his father
alone had sscreted him and given
him the food which he ate.
At last the mate, wearied by the
boys persistence in the same story,
and perhaps little anxious to in
cul pate the sailors, seized him and
dragged him on the fore deck, told
him that unless he told the truth in
ten minutes from that time, he would
hang him from the yard arm.
He then made him sit down under
it on the deck. All around him
were the passengers and sailors of
the midday watch, and in front of
him stood the memorable mate with
his chronometer in his hand and the
officers of the ship by his side.
1t was the finest sight, said our in
formant, that l ever beheld, to see
the pale, proud, sorrowful face of
that noble boy, his head erect, his
beautiful eyes bright through the
tears that suffused them. When
eight minutes had fled, the mate
told him he had but two minutes to
live, and advised him to speak the
truth and save his life; but he re-
marked with the utmost simplicity,
by asking if he might. pray.
The mate said nothing but nodded
his head and turned pale as ghost,
aud shook with trembling like reed
shaken by The wind. And then all
eyes turned on him, the brave and
noble little fsllow-this poor boy
whom society owned not, and whose
own stepfather could not care fer
him-there he knelt with shaped
hands and eyes turned up to heaven,
while he repeated the Lords prayer,
and prayed the Lord Jesus to take
him to Heaven.
Our informant adds that there
occurred a scene as of Pentecost.-
Sobs broke from strong, hard hearts,
as the mate sprang forward to the
boy and clasped him, and blessed
him, and told him how sincerely he
believed his story, and how glad he
was that he had been brave enough
to face death aud be willing to sacri-
tice his life for the truth of his word.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

"Two hundred women in the city
living by their shame" was the am
nouucement made from one of the
pulpits on Sunday in Americas.
Yes, poor fallen women, the vic
tins of the lust and false promises
of wicked men, are selling their
souls for a morseI of bread. Mariet>
ia thank God has no publicly known
ones. But she has drunkards that
are fallen and the temperance people
are trying to save all. God will
surely bless efforts that are made to
better humanity.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

FLIzE.-I hate fiji. A fiji has
got no manners. He amt no gentle
man. He is an introoder don't send
in no kard, nor ak an introdnckshuu
nor don't knock at the front door,
and never think oftaking off his hat.
Fust you kno he is in bed with you
and up your nose--what they want
there is a mystery; and he invites
himself to breakfast and sits down in
your butter thout brushing his pants,
| hate fiji. Darn a fli.-JOSh Bill
ingS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

Ham, of the Warrenton Clipper,
is of the opinion that he can't sue
cessfully run a newspaper, look after
an Agricultural society, and advO>
cate the establishment of a County
Court all at the same me.-FOrt
Valley Mirror.
Friend Christopher, surely you
are mistaken. He can do most any
and everything-that is in his own
estimation.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

TIE seventh annual session Of
the Grand Lodge, l. 0. G. T., in
their meeting at Gainesville last
week elected the following officers
for the ensuing year J. e. Throw
cr, grand worthy chief templar
E. I. Lawson, grand worthy coun-
selor; Miss SalIie Cbandelar, grand
worthy vice templar; S. c. Robin
son, grand worthy secretary; J. K,
Thrower, grand worthy treasurer
Delegates to right worthy grand
lodge: First, w. K. Jones; second
S. II. Shepard ; third, E. f. Law
son. Alternates: w. A. Hansell,
NJ. A. Corley, r. NJ. Mitchell. IL
K. Shackleford, general superinten|
dent cold water templars.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

CAUGHr.-The LaGrange Repor
ter is poking fun at Rev. Florence
McCarthy's lecture on Stonewall
Jackson. The Rev. gentleman said
the 'roads were covered with snow
after the first battle of Manassas" y
As that battle was fought on the 2lst
of July, one Of the hottest days ofths
year, it is candidly submitted that
Mr.. Mccarthy has mixed his dates
and spoiled his pudding.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

ONLY Two.-Only two ways.
One broad, the other narrow; one
leads 20 destruction, the other life;
many 60 by one; few by the other.
Which IS the way ? Only two sorts
eff people.
Many sorts in mans opinion, many
societies, classes, sects and denomi-
nations. Only two in Gods sight;
the righteous and the wicked, the
wheat and the chaff the living and
the dead. Which are you9 Only
two deaths the death of the good,
death of the wicked. Which do you
wish to die {? Which would it be if
you were to die this moment? On
ly the two. Those on the right
hand will be blessed, "Como ye
blessed of my Father" Those on
the left will be cursed, "Depart ye
cursed"
All must appear before the judg~
ment seat of Christ. On which side
of the throne will you stand ?
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

IT is nc uncommon sight to see
an Atlanta man sailing across the
street in his night shirt to get his
neishbor to help catch a burglar,
while his wife remains in the house
quietly MASKING the robbers head
with a brass mounted andiron.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08
CIR Mlarietta gunrual.
Marietta, Ga, Friday, Oct. 8, 1875.


SAID gentleman recently to the
editor of the Athens Waterman :
zone of the causes of lack of pros
perity in our country, is the fact
that so many persons gre lodging
honest labor. They will become
book agents, map agents, insurance
agents, sewing machine agents, light
ming rod peddlers-a anything and
everything to dodge honest work.
The result is, that every man who is
engaged in honest labor finds that he
is taxed to support nine or ten i'd
lers! The country can never pros
per while this is the case"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

Imagine the horror of Chicago
mother, whose three year old daugh>
ter addressed her with Mama, my
dolls played out, and don't want any
more rag dollys, want meat ba-
by.'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

A LIVE lizard was found inside of
watermelon at Dallas, Texas.
Like the fish in the subterranean
rivers of the Mammoth Cave 10 Ken
lucky, it was destitute of the organs
of vision. How did it get thereS
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

HARD, horny hands, embrowned
by the sun, and rougheuod by labor,
are more honorable than white ones
that never reached out to help fell
low creature, or added dollar to the
worlds wealth.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

JOHN GREEN, of Minnesota, has
shot three men for calling his sister
'stub>nosed,' and yet public opinion
in that neighborhood is still against
her nose.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

Mr.. Hobkirk, of Waupun, Wis,
will spend the winter in Australia.
Mr.. Hobkirk was cashier of bank,
and his absence is deeply regretted
by nearly all of the depositors.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

81 TOLD him he would have jury
to suit him for FIVE dollars, but he
wouldn't give it; SO got up jury
for the other side," is the testimony
of constable in Chicago.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

A BABY BURIED ALIvE.-On last
Friday Mr.. Thos. A. Lennon, who
resides in this county, about six
miles from this place, went out to his
barn to attend to some business,
when he heard cry as of some
thing in distress. He at first
thought it was cat, but could not
tell, and began searching for what
ever it might be that was making
the noise. After looking for some
moments, he went to pile of logs
that were piled up under the cave of
the barn, and upon finding that the
noise came from it, he began moving
the logs, and after moving them, he
found heap of fresh dirt and the
cry (evidently of a child now,)
seeming to come from under the
ground, and upon digging the dirt
away he was Mortified to find an in>
FAINT about three or four days old,
which had been buried alive. 1t
was still alive, having been laid on
its face and twol wide boards
over it, SO as to not touch the baby,
and the dirt OIL the boards making a
nice little grave. The child is alive
and well, and, although it is not GER
tain, still they think it is known who
put the child there, and the work of
investigation will continue until a
certainty is reached Cynthian (Mo.)
Democrat.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

AN Irishman, being told that the
price of bread was lowered, exclaim-
ed: This is the first time ever re-
ioiced in the fall of my best friend.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

A Macon man who ate a dozen
raw oysters dreamed that thirteen
blue>eyed devils, with pink noses,
were currying him with the shells.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

AN Indian maiden who wears ar
my pants and chews tobacco, goes
by the pretty name of "Falling Wa
ter"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

AN astonished Chicago Alderman
received letter from a constituent,
beginning, "Dear and Honest Sir.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

Pulverized salt and alum in equal
parts, will instantly relieve the ache
of hollow tooth, it is said.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08
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na6oem er feline Mine in 9lraltra @ulb
an Semanocu in 9enper fit $3.50 per-
pfdnoet bate, mofIr ct $3.50 boar err
belt. Sei leiner Giidfe6r fano er li0
auBer StanOe, Icine Mine an @crfaG=
tage einSulDien. Ser Sbplod, in bejien
8anoe Der arme &erl 9efaaen mar, per=
lanste Giid5oblun9 auf Die Minute.
Stepens 9ius in Ier5wciHun9 BON Sen
per naA Dem Mro1tra @ul9 suriid, iuo
ct crit Die pole M%usoebnuns leines Scr.
lultes in Grfabrnng bra@te, ndmli0
oaB feline Mfiue auf 100000 abseIsbt
lei. 8e%rmiinidnnsen unO Slide gegen.
Den 9lutiauger in 9enper a~usitoBeno,
~liiirste er aus Der Siitte unb flint Minuz
ten lpdter bDrten feline &ameraoen einen
S6ub. Ser arrle 8etb6rte bate li0
cine &u9el burG Den Gopf seiast. 9ein
geroerber iol eines Der leu@tenbitsn
Sir6enli1ter fem.
, 1875-07-07

@eitern Morgen lin 10 llbr Itarb Sr.
Stunt. Serielbe belt einen Sleil6er>
Itanb in her 17ten Ctr. Serr Stunt
mar Elm ollgemein befannter, sea6tetcr
Mnb beliebter Mann, uno weroen leine
Sreunoe uno 8etonnte ~ieinen SOB tief
empfinben. Ser Sertorbene Dinter-
ldBt cine trauernoe Samilie.
, 1875-07-07

Geiaug @ereiu 8irgtnia.
Su Der lebten Geriammlun9 oes @eian9
pereins @ir9inia iuuroen folgenoe Se-
anten fiirs nd6lte babe Sabr ertpdblt:
8. s. Miller, Yrdlioent.
S. 81. MoQ, ice=Yrd1ioent.
.. 8rauer, S6abmeiiter.
g. Steinlein, Goliirer.
Oscar GranS, ST., Sefretdr.
CHARLES Siirgens, 8ibliotbefor.
Gbarles s. Sie9el, Mulif=0 DIRECTOR.
, 1875-07-07
Niper1tbe WQrf

1T wteber perieben norSen NIT eiicr clc-
9auten rellen 2anaballe uno lit 81 pcrmie
al Sic Nic @eieuidaften. NdbercS
80 crfrasen bel 3. q. Grenbam.
MT II MN SEQ. 30S Wtain Gtrafe.
, 1875-07-07
Sefanntnraebuno>

Die nciten Ool1b 9 aroen Scr
gaiiannas=G 0te iperoen e 8 rs q q
%rcaclmdBia BON 4 bis 7 ubr NadniittagS
(Sonntass nit cin9eidloiien) tire Sabrz
ten nah benz Bl,mpbaule NIB 9iiperz
Sioc<Barf
uSiaisc Il ttreinfcmmen FInnsn fit pir
Mics 9~rtrof II trerben 3ie gD.e berbsn pic
/, pddet' Office" jebe Gtunht perIa7sn. sgBei-
iere @usfunTt ertbeilt g. inspan &c r
m n, II mMt Ste Sir. unb Saiu Sanf.
, 1875-07-07

am g III It a9 war es jdbrli6 bab
Charlie &oB in Ybilaoelpbia perl6pano.
Mae 8%emilbunscn Der 8ebDrben, Der
8reIle uno bes Yublifums baden ni6t
permodt, Den b%efimmerten Gltern ibr
Sinh mieoer Sn i6ofen. Die 16on Dor
Monoten ausgelpro6cne @ermutbung5
ooB Der &nabe toot lei, i6eint li6 81 be-
itdti9en SoDn 8elteruclt, Der S6ma=
ger bes por eini9en Monaten in bergtd6e
pon 9rootlpn erlGphenen Ginbre6crs
Garl Molicr, bcfinoct ii@ don felt eini=
gen M}onaten I'M @~efdugnilie uno per=
ludte wieoerbolt pet9ebens, feline 6rei=
laliung 81 erlanacn. Meiterpebl jte6t
I'M 9erbo0t, li6 an Der Gntfibruns beg
&naben bet6eilist Su baben, uno lnfl
ipdbreno Der lebten Sage ben geborben
Elm @eitdnon!b iIber Den Nerbleib peIiel=
ben obgele9t baden. Mie piel @abres
an Dem @eri0te 1T, bleibt obauparten,
ba Die Seb0roeu ieoe Iusfunft iiber ben
Snbalt oes @eltanoniles p%ermei9ern.
, 1875-07-07
Gtatc 8anf Of @irginia,l

Otdte SNTt Of Blf9lHl0,J
&i9monb, @a,, 30, SUM 1875
0ie 9ireftprcn nieler Sant BADEN
cine Dipipsnee ron 4 pspSent srflart, wel9s
al une nad pem 1. Juli 1873 aabltar inc.
Williom so. pill.
Galfrsy.