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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
CONSTIP

TESTIMONY OF THE CHIEF JUS
TTCE OF GEORGIA. have used Simmons
Liver Reulator tor constipation OF my bowels.
caused by temporary arrangement otthe liver,
for the last three or four years, and always when
used according to the directions, with decided
benefit think it is good medicine for The
arrangement of the ver-a' least such has been
my personal experienced in the use fit
HIRAM WARNER. Chief Justice of Ga.
SICK HEADACHE,
EDITORIAL-We have
tested its virtues, person
ally. and know that for
Dyspepsia, Biliousness;
and TLrobbing Headache,
il is the best medicine the
world ever saw. We
have tried forty other
remedies before Simmons
Liver Regulator, but
none Of them gave US
more than temporary re-
lief; but the Regulator
not only relieved, but
cured us.
Ed. TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER,
Macon, Ga,
Having had during the last twenty years
of nv life to attend to Racing Stock, and hav ,ng
had 40 much trouble with them with Collie,
Grubbs, &c. gave me graet deal of trouble ;
having heard of your Regulator as a cure for
the above diseases concluded to try il, after
irving one PACKAGE IN MASH found it to cure
in every instance, it is only to be tried to prove
what | have said in its praise. | can send you
Certificates from Augusta Clinton q Macon, as
to the cure OF Horse
GEORGE WAYMAN,
Macon. Ga, July oath. 1875.
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The Marietta Savings Bank,

JOHN B. WINTERS President, G. C. svaNAP, vles Pros:.
a. VAN wYcK, Cashier
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL Sl00,000.00.
Does general Banking and Exchange bust
ness.
Makes Loans and discounts notes with good
securities.
Money received on deposit in sums of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards for which special rate
of Interest will be allowed if left 8 months.
~ Collections promptly attended to
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Rates of Advertising,

For each Square of ten lines or less for he
first insertion 81, and for each subsequent in
sertiOn as cents.
The following are our rates for Advertising
by thu month and year:
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Chr selarIetta 9ournal.

Marietta, Ga, Friday, Oct. 6, 1876.
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fthem shan not be made a herein reoiiroa

OF Them shall not be made as herein required.
said board OF fire underwriters shall cause p
written or printed demand requiring such IN
surance company, corporation, association, un.
derwrlter, agent, person or persons doing a
nre insurance business in said city ,tomake such
sworn statement, such demand 10 le left dur
ing-business hours at the office ofsuoh CORPORA
Ton or perSon, with person then having charge
of such office, end every insurance company
individual, agent, underwater or person WHO
shall Tor hteen days after such demand neg
iect TO render such statement, shall forfeit
nlty dollars, Tor the use OF the said board of fire
Underwriters, ana he shall slSo forfeit for ite use
twenty dollars in addition iOr every day he
shall so neglect after the expiration II the said
niteen days, and the said penalty may be sued
Tor and recovered by aud IN tue name of the
said board OF fire underwriters with costs in
any court OF this state having jurisdiction.
Section 8. Upon the statement so furnish
ed ~ herein before provided, the said board
OF hre underwriters shall assess one halfoithe
simount so fixed at the meeting prescribed In
section three (S) OF this act, upon each OF the
SAID insurance companies, organizations, cor.
pofation, association, person or persons who
assure risks and accept premiums for fire in.
surance in said city in proportion 10 the sew.
eral amounts OF premiums returned AZ receiv.
cd Ivy each and such assessment shall w
colleotable by and in the name Of the sad
board OF fire underwriters in any court of law
IN this state having jurisdiction
Section .. This act shall take effect and IL
IN force from and after its passage and publca.
ton.
Approved March !, 1876.
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LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
Published March 3, 1861
nII AnNEn o.


AN ACT to amend section one u). and renal
section seven az, OF chapter lao OF the gen
eral laws OF 1872, entitled, can act 10 au-
thorlze the organization Of corporations for
other than manufacturing, mercantile, in
surah", banking, transportation or trading
purposes"
Tue people cfthe state OF Wisconsin. repre.
scented lu senate and assembly, do enact as
follows:
sEcrIoN l. Section one a., OF chapter lac,
OF the general laws OF 1872, entitled, an act 10
authorize the organization OF corporations for
other than manufacturing, mercantile, insur.
ance, banking, transportation, or trading pur-
poses, IL hereby amended by striking out the
words, ANY county OF" where they occpr IN
the second line of said section, SO that said
section when amended, shall read as follows
Section Five or more adult persons living
M tins state, may organize for one or more Of
the following purposes, to-wit: For the cul.
tivation OF science and terature For the
keeping and maintaining schools. hieb
schools, colleges or universities. For the
practice and cultivation OF vocal or instrumen.
'al music For gymnastio exercises, sharp.
sh0oung or other exercises OF body and mind
For debating, defamation or public speaking
For benevolent purposes, or TO establish and
maintain benevolent institutions. For estab-
fishing and maintaining driving parks. For
hutual support IN cases OF sickness, support
OF families OF deceased members, or support In
cases OF Distress Fer any other lawful purpose
not enumerated herein, other than carrying
on manufacturing, mercantile, transportation,
banking or insurance business, or any trade
except as provided Tor in this act. ANY such
corporation, II organized in conformity with
the provisions OF this act, shall be a body poll
tito and corporate, under the name which
such corporation may adopt, and may have 4
common seal, and alter, break or renew the
same 1T pleasure and shall have the right
20 acquire and possess such real aud personal
property as may be necessary tor the purposes OF
sand corporation, aud shall lease or dispose of
the same at pleasure Such corporation shall
also have the right to contract and be con
tratted with, 20 sue and I've sued, TO plead and
be implicated with, 10 answer and be answered
unto, IN all courts and places, TO borrow mon
ey and give notes OF hand, bonds mortgages
or other evidences Of Indebtedness, and 10 re.
deem the same, or 10 loan money belonging TO
such corporation, on such securities as may
be prescribed by tue bylaws Of such cor
poration.
SECTION q Section seven of said chapter
l46, is hereby repealed
SECTION 3. This act shall take effect and
be IN force from ard after its passage aud pub
loation.
Approved FEBRUARY 90, 1876;
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Or. schenck,s standard Remedies.

The standard remedies for all diseases OF Ia,
| lungs are SCHKNCKis PuLMoNIC SYRUP
| ScHENcK's SEA WEED Tone, aud SGHENcK'
MASDRAKB Pills, and, il taken before a.,
lungs are destroyed, speedy cure il effected
To these three medicines DR.. s. II Schonck
| u Philadelphia, owes HE unrvalcd SUCCESS in
the treatment OF pulmonary diseases.
The PulmOnic Syrup rpens Tie morb mat
ter IN the lungs nature throws II off hy an
easy expectoration, for when the phleem or
matter II ripe slight cough will throw it Of,
the patient has rest and the lungs legin 10 heal
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup 20 do This,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills and Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic must be freely used 10 cleanse the
stomach and liver. SehenCk's Mandrake Pills
act ON the liver; renewing an Instructions,
re!ax the gall bladder, the bile starts freely,
and the lisei IS soon relieved
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is q gentle slim
uiant and attentive the alkali OF which II is
composed, mixes with the food aud prevents
souring. II assists the digestion by toning IN
the stomach 10 a healthy condition so that the
food and the Pulmonio Syrup will make good
blood then the lung, heal aud the patient
will surely get well II carr ) taken b prevent
fresh cold
All who wish 70 consult DR. sohenck, either
personally on by letter, can do 80 al his princi-
pal office, corner OF SIXTH and ARCH Srs
Philadelphia. every Monday.
schenck's medicines are sold by all druggists
throughout the country.
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SATED BY SCIENCE.

After dinner the boarders gathered in
the parlor and told of their experiences.
Magruder, who is by big odds the great
est talker in the house, took about half
am hour to tell the following story:
"At house where was living last
year in Twenty-uinth street, there was a
boarder who excited great curiosity. lie
came from Egypt, and his name was
Wenyxter. One morning, wheA we were
standing on the back porch, he took q
taree-cornered seed from his pocket and
thrust it into iioger-pot on the rail.
In less than five minutes il had sprouted
about six feet high, n stalk like a sun
flower. One Of the 1oarders hung his
hat on IL for lest. lie turned n mo.
ment to call attention to the feat, and
when he faced about again the hat was
beyond his reach the stalk had grown
six feet IN as many seconds. IL was still
growing when the boafders went down
town, and when they came back TO din.
ner they saw the stalk up above the
house with several twists around the
chimney, and sticking up above it like a
llghtning-rod with the rash mans hat
still on the end. /"
with one exception, SAID Mr.. Ma.
guffin, looking hard at Magruder, "the
biggest liar ! ever knew lived in the same
house with me once in Thirty.eichth
street. lie came from Abyssinia. and his
name was Gigyxtcr. And ! may add
that, present company always excepted,
he was Tie longcst.winded man ! ever
knew. Talk lie would talk by the
hour and bore the boarders, a. 4 after he
had driven two men crazy the landlady
secluded him somewhat by making him
take his meals at separate table; but
he would keep up his clatter lighting
on people in the halls and in their rooms.
and when he had exhausted everybody
he would 20 TO his room and talk TO him
self.
zone night the boarding. house was
burned down. Gigyxter lost his life. and
IN saving two ladies which lived on the
top floor ! got the scar which you see
here. Maguiiin brushed the hair of his
forehead, revealing slight scratch. |
Suspicion fell on poor servant who had
been discharged the day before, and he
was locked up in the Tombs on circum.
stantial evidence that looked dead
against him. Bot after the inquest. en-.
l'ghicned by the testimony Of those who
rOomcd next % Gigyxter. that he had
been heard talking rapidly FOR on hour
before the firc broke out. the surgeons
again examined the Abyssinians remains
and proved beyond doubt the innocence
Of the servant, by showing conclusigcly
that GieyXtcrs continuous talking had
made 50 much friction ~ hi. Jaws that il
set hia head alire, the flames communi.
Gated 20 he room. the house went down,
and Glgy ster vent up, boyond al doubt
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AN ACT to amend section twelve Q2l. OF
chapter one hundred nineteen (l19). laws OF
1872, entitled, "An set in relation TO rail.
roads aud the organization OF railroad COM
panies"
The people OF the state of Wisconsin. repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section l. Section twelve (2) Of chapter
one hundred and nineteen (tl9), of the flaws
Of 1872, entitled, San act relating 10 rail-
roads and the organization Of railroad com
panies, is hereby amended 30 as to read as
follows: Section ~ Any railroad COM
pany, now existing, or hereafter organized
under the laws OF this state, may, under the
the provisions OF this act, extend It's road from
any point named in its charter or articles Of
association, or may build branch roads, either
from any point or points ON its line Of road or
from any point or points on the line of any
other railroad connecting or To he connected
with its road, the use OF which other road be-
tween such point or points and the conneo-
ton with its own road, such company shall
procure or secure or has procured or secured
10y lease or agreement for a term OF not less
titan ten years and municipal aid may he
granted to any such company for the purpose
OF constructing any such branch as aforesaid
IN tue same manner in all respects as the same
might I've granted were such branch, part and
\ parcel OF it's original main line Before max
4 ing uchieNtenslon or building any such brancl
road, such railroad company SHALL, by res
olutlon OF its directors to be entered in the
records OF its proceedings, desi snate the route
OF such proposed extension or branch in the
manner provided in section one (l) of this act
and ile certified copy OF such record in the
Office OF the secretary Of state and cause the
same to he recorded as provided in said section
one Q), and thereupon such railroad com
puy shall have the right 10 make such ex-
tension or build such branch the same rs il
il had leen authorized in IFS charter or articles
OF association pr0pided, that nothing con-
tanned in this section shall I've construed rs in
any manner authorizing railroad companies
now owning or operating or which may here
after own or operate competing lines Of rail
road in this state to consolidate with each 9th
er.
Section g This act shall take effect aud he
in force IRON and after it, passage and publ.
cation.
Approved February %, 1876.
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his Ministers received the guests
at the front entrance the Queen,
assisted by the Prince Royal
and ladies of the court, received them
in the drawing-rooms. At 2;30 o'clock
the guests were invited to partske OF a
collation. in the dining.hall, The table
was supplied with every relish that even
an epicure could wish for. An hour was
spent mere very pleasurably, when part
Of the guests left, many Of them having
family gatherings to attend. During the
reception the Princess Victoria (this
sounds quite natural to those who remem-
Scr Kamamalu) was present, held in the
arms of her nurse. She is sweet, pref.
ty babe, and it is hoped she will grow up
to be as good as she looks"
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"Know Thy Opportunity. >,

The grim monster, Death, was stealtbtly ap.
preaching. J could almost eel his hot fiery
breath upon my forehead, NV iaithless god
dess, Hygeia, had utterly deserted me. Only
now and then would morpheus heiriend me,
hut on tfls suspicious day, he had deigned ~
moisten my eyelids with heavenly ambrosia,
and slept. As slept, behold had dreaml
thougi.t that was roaming upon foreign soil
whittier my physician had sent me 10 regain
my health. was in a great metropois--one
OF the grand marts OF the world. In one Of my
strolls CHANGED TO meet man who had in his
hand Handsomely bound volume, entitled
The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser,
and who said that he was an agent Tor the sale
OF the book. The title was such novel one
that was impelled to give the work a casual
notice. As hastily glanced over its pages,
observed that 1t contained treatises not com
monty found in medical works But had too
many times been hoaxed by appearances, and
determined that | would have nothing 10 do
with it, A voice within me, like faithful
mentor, whispered, "Know thy opportunity
In that book is sealed thy salyationp lbegan
reasoning with myself Although doubtful
and dlsirustlul, yet put forth my hand tc
tahe the book, and 10 the agent was gone
was miserable. In my agony awoke. Great
| drops OF Precipitation were upon my brow BY
my bedside was friend who had called dur.
Ing my slumber to see me. Said my friend, 81
have brought with me book, Just published
which thought might interest you." 0nt
glance at the work, and was assured that II
was "The Peoples Common Sense Medical
| Adviser" 10y Or. K. " Pierce, OF Buffalo
N. Y Surely, this was the velitable boob
which had seen in my dreams. NJ irient
loaned me the work, and every day, as ml
strength permitted, perused its pages All.
though 1t contained very interesting treatisei
on Biology, Cerebral Physiology, Human
| TempeIaments, Nursing OF the Sick, etc, vet
being an invalid, was most Interested in th'
subjects OF Diseases and Remedies | believed
that had liver affection, and yet more thai
one medical attendant had pronounced m,
disease Consumption, aud that would ial
| with the autumn leaves. In that book | tOun,
my symptoms perfectly portrayed. was thel
confident that had not deceived myself
reasoned thus: "Any man who can so truth
fully depict my feelings, and apparently uu
derstands my constitutional tendencies, mus
know just whGt my physical system demands
Will trust my case with DR.. Pierce vii
take his Golden Medical Discovery as recon
mended Tor my disease" The result is, tbs
after having perseyeringly followed his pre-
scribed treatment, once again enjoy the bless
ines OF health. Therefore, would say 10 tn
afflicted, "know thy opportunity and TAX
Dr. Pieree's 'iolden Medical Discovery. Orr
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MISCELLANY.
nom TINE GODS JlIDGE


The gods don't judge as men; here is case,
Which has among lawprecsdenls no place
And yet is worth thought,
Especially Tor those, who having gold
Think, tor pie, all things are sold,
And heaven itself is bought.
Sebastor lived in Crete when Minos reigned.
(That king whose name injustice never stained
Whose werd no man tould doubt;
sebastor, lichest among Cretan men,
The model OF proper citizen,
Exceedingly devout,
So when he died the King with sorrow said:
'Cretans, revere the memory of the dead
His ashes fondly guard
| would that his recompense could see,
And how great iove's impariialiiy
Such goodness will reward"
Instant the prayer was granted from alar
He saw Sebastor trembling at the lar,
Before Jove's angry face.
He heard the God with cold decision say,
"ro Pluto's realms the wretch must take his
Heaven hath for him no place"
Then Minos cried aloud-"Just Jove pray
Remember that Sehastor every day
Spent hours before thy shrine
At thy last least one hundred oxen bled
From his rich stalls, his vineyard freely shed
LibatiOns OF their wine"
''Do then the gods need gifts 1His franklin.
Cense.
His flesh and wine bad brought him recon-
pense
Shared with his needy kind;
But as he never healed human care,
80 TO his smoking altTs and his prayer,
The gods were deaf and bid
"Those trials which his weath-ii wisely
spent
Had any power 10 sucgor or prevent,
Are now 70 him ascribed
For though the poor neglected he, and grieved,
And human justice bliuds d and deceived,
The gods can not be bribed
Christian Union
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THE LADY VINO DISCARDED WASH.
INGTON.

Bishop Meade, in his "Old Churches
and Families of Virginia, relates the fol-
lowing The elder sister Of Miss Mary
Cary had married George William Fair.
fax, ut whose house she was on A
visit, when she captivated young man
who paid her his addresses. His alfec.
ton, however, was not returned, and the
offer OF his hand was rejected by Miss
Cary. This young man was alterward
known to the world as General George
Washington, the first President Of the
United States Of America. Young Wash.
ington asked permission Of old Mr.. Cary
TO address his daughter before he ven.
turcd 10 speak to herself The reply Of
the old gentleman was "lf that IS your
business here,sir, wish YOU to leave the
house, for my daughter has been accus.
toned to ride in her own coach" n has
subsequently been said that this answer
OF Mr.. Cary TO the stripping Washington
produced the independence oi the Uni.
ted States, and laid the foundation OF the
future fame Of the first Of heroes and the
best Of men--Our immortal Washington
as It was more than probable that.
had he obtained possession Of the large
fortune which IL was known Miss Cary
would carry o the altar with her, he would
have passed the remainder Of his life in in.
glorious ease. IL was an anccdotc Of tho
day that this lady. many years after she
bad become the wife of Edward Amber.
happened to be IN williamsburg when
General Washington passed through that
city al the head Of The American army.
crowned with never fading laurels and
and adored by bis cpuutrymen Having
distinguished her among the crowd. his
sword waved toward her military val
ute, whereupon she is said 10 have faint.
ed. But this wants confirmation. for her
whole life tended to show that she new.
or for n moment regretted the choice she
bad made. II may be added, A. curl.
Gus fact, that the lady General Washing.
ton aiterYard married rcscmbled Mis-.
Gary rs much Is one twin sister ever did
another
IN Ncmark the other day fshionabl,
mother ssld to the family physician p
the presence Of her three gigglInp fuyal
Gus daughters doctor, low can We in
prove our girls :" by improving IN,
mothers was the gruifreply.
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4 ROYAL CHRISTENING IN HAWAH


The Honolulu Gazette. describing the
public and private observances Of Christ.
mas in that city, says: "Saint Andrew 3
Church was filed 10 OVERLOOKING at | o.
clock p. M, to witness a novel scene in
,onolulu..-the christening Of an infant
Princess, the first christening Of the kind
since that Of Victoria Kamamnln. sister
Of the late Kamehameha ~ aud v. The
baptismal font was decorated with white
flowers aud the Sayiors words. Suffer
little children to come unto me- Tie
ceremony was performed by Bishop vii.
lis, the king appeared rs godfather, and
the Queen with her Royal Highness Luka
keehkolani as eodmothert. he babe
was elegantly dressed in baptismal
cashmere robe embroidered with silk and
behaved with the 1tinoBt respect while
receiving ITS princely name, Victoria IA
wekiu Kaiulani Lunaho Kalnunuuhia.
palapa Cleghorn, not uttering sound
during the service. Az .. M. there was
a reccptionat the palace in honor &C the
event, where gathered promptly % the
hour named one Of the finest assemblage,
We have ever seen in this city. lis
Majesty assisted By the Governor and
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the first recorded case Of the man who
was talked to DEATH"
"Magutiin, said Magruder, soothingly
laying his hand on his friends head, II
wouldn't talk any more just now il |
were you. Your head is hot alrendY.r
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ONLY few dealers keep decent assortment
OF boys and childrens clothing Send To the
Boston One Price Clothing House, Minneapa
us Tor sell measurement and then order on ap.
prOyal