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National Republican., 1878-12-10
Tie New Secretary Of the Y. NJ. e. 4.

The parloS and reading room Of the Young
Mems Christian Association were filled last even.
ing with members and friends Of the Association
to welcome he new general secretary, Rev. O. e.
More. Aner some time spent In introduclons,
tie company was invited 10 repair to Lincoln Hall
where tho president of the A., citation, Rev. Mr..
Alucs, presided, and extended 10 Mr. Morse n
hearty welcome on behalf OF the Association. He
was followed by Hon William >llGkucy and Dr. h.
". Gai!eudet, who h0de Mr.. More welcome TO our
city on behalf Of the citizens.
The reply Of Mr. Morse betrayed a h1mIarlty with
The special work Of the Y. N. &. 4. and an cdmcst.
hess which cGnUut fail 10 Insure success. From all
that va, said the Association seems 10 be IN most
healthy cOudi'On-frCc from debt and In the hand S
Of an efficient beard Of directors.
The president ntrducCi Rev. George 4. Hall
the former general secretary 0! the Association He
gave encouraging H'suranccs Of Nj. More fIEess
for his new pO.ltiOu, he having served under Mr..
Hall in New York. The audience was favored
with musical treat in which Mr. aud Mrs. Paul
Miss Gray, md Professor Bls hUf paTtici pdted
Also 10 readings By Professors TwecdGe and Hay
Among the prominent rillens present were Hon.
A. ". Hangover, Hon. Mr.. Shallenbrrger Of Penn
sylvaniai Hon. William Slckury, Professors Gal
lHudeI aud ChCkorng Mcssrs. Siblcy simpson
stinemctE, J. T. johnson. and o. c. Wight
National Republican., 1878-12-10
DnAih of DE. nn.Mrll.

DIR. T.. V. II. Bowel died yesterday at his resi-
dencc, No 3nl seventh street sou,hNus' in the
thirty ninth year 0f lis sgr. The funeral will
take place tomorrow, at two o'clock. b. Boswell
who Las resided IN 'is city since 10y was a
graduate Of G-ulE,tJwn Medical college ClE,s uI
o.. FOT many Year, he had krP, the drug store
corner OF seventh street aud virginia avenue. nnd
was one Of tho bet known druggist. IN tile city
He was thoroughly identified with The interests 0l
South Washington and had hundreds Of warm
friends, who e'tgcuIed linn highly and will dc
blOTs his depth
National Republican., 1878-12-10
ArriXul of the Saratnrn.

The schoolship Saratoga, Lieutenant Commander
II. D. Evans cOmnOUdng arrived at the navy
yard yesterday morning shortly AFTER eleven
O'Clock. When opposite GiesborO Point she tired
q commodore, salute Of seven guns The battery
at the nav y.yard responded with like number Of
guHs On coming up the Eastern Branch the
sniatlgt rnu aground Opposite BurhOOw's wharf
on u bur tnat makeG out from Tie western shore,
which huE uiwRyN b,yT an obstruction 10 vessels
going IA and OUi uf the uavy-yRrd.
National Republican., 1878-12-10

One way to help your hvorite newspaper along
and encourage It in its efforts to please you Is to
pNtronIze its advertising patrons, aud to let them
know you do II because you have seen their advcr-
tiscmcnt In its columns. The NATIONAL REPuBLI.
CAN has many friends who claim II as their favor.
itc newspaper, and many advertisers to whom these
friends are especially commended.
AT this, the holiday season, when everybody is
about to go into the gih.purchasImg business, this
bit OF advice should be needed
National Republican., 1878-12-10
RaaI Estate Transfers.

7 y. GIN to Andrew Laug!rn ct al trustees for
i,rSn, block !! Hall d EiyaUs subdivision McrI.
dpu IN urd tract of land adjoining; A. Peck L
Charles Ebc for II ~, Land situated cast side
Of Seventh ,'.,c' roud formerly owned By J. X.
Lewis 7 y. "Il 10 A. LGugdOn ct al trustCCs for
grire, ct al. Trustees to 7, s. McGiIl, for $3.50.
lot H. SqunTu G.B
National Republican., 1878-12-10
Pharmacy students Association.

The regular meeting " the students Assertion
Of the Nal.On0l College Of Pharmacy was held last
night the president r. Uladmun. in tho chair. NJ.
huucaster was eject, d secretary, Ten new mem.
bcTs were adgiiicd. A "OmmittCC va, appointed
b. select badge Ipr the association. II PROPOSES
holding series "i meetings fUr The reading Of es-
Eya on nhaLmagNuA- " huLleCls.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
uLsrERs. ElsEMAN BROS, 7Tn AND E.

i9l Pennsylvania avenue, sign of the red Gag. 1t
Is well known fact, both in the District and coun-
try that the great Boston shoe auction house, 4gl
Pennsylvania avenue, Is the most reliable shoe
house In this city We advise all TO buy their hOli.
day goods dt .he great Boston shoe auction house,
I9l Pennsylvania avenue siIn Of tho red flag.
LEOPOLD RlClIOLD Proprietor
National Republican., 1878-12-10
A nnlIcInns .,mni.n

Those who know what fine segnr is should drop
into Mr., Thomas Russ"ll's store No. 1918 rennsy-
vana avenue, and try some ofthe excellent brands
which he keeps for sale at very low prices. He
keeps The best OF Havana and domestic make, and
his goods are all frush. Sc.Gr of real tiuc quality
and delicious EHyor al low price Is hard 10 I'm d
outside Of Mr.. huSscllA pInre
National Republican., 1878-12-10
Arrest of Two suspected Burglars,

John Cole aud Tom Harrison, TWO notorious col
cred thieves were arrested by Detectives Miller an,
McEiir,sh yesterday On a charge Of being con
cernCd IN q recent barElaIy IN the northern part o
the city. Both prisoners were locked up at Head
quarters until this morning, when they will b'
ut!cn 10 the Police Court. When arrested Harrison
Was wearing gray felt hat, which he said h,
bought In Ohio, but as the name Of James Y pa
yls Sons was printed on the lining It Is supposed
that he stole the hat also,
National Republican., 1878-12-10
Material for Divorces.

IT, clerk Of ubc court has issued he following
marriage licenses:
J. q. Davis and Lena Lehman.
Philip sullivan and Mary j. Robinson.
Alex Hutchinson aud Annie V. BUmRH, both Of
Montgomery County, Md,
william l.. Brown, Of youngstown Ohio, aud
Henrietta l.. JClrcs, Of this city,
National Republican., 1878-12-10

WILBuE's Cob LlvEE OIL A"D LINE.--The friends
Of pcrOns who have been restored from confirmed
Consumption by the use OF this original prCpara
tlOu, and the grateful parties themselves have, by
recommending II and acknowledging Its wonder.
nl efficacy given the article a vast popularity in
New England. The Cod-Liycr on Is In this comb.
nation robbed Of its unpleasant taste and rendered
iOubly effective in being coupled with the Lime
which Is Itself restorative principle, supplying
nature with Just the assistance required 10 heal and
restore the diseased Lungs. 4. 8. Wibor, BostoD
proprietbr. Sold by all drngglsts.
National Republican., 1878-12-10

PoE upward of thirty year, Ms. WinsloU' Z,
sSotLinF syrup has been used for children. 1t
SeTGEtS so.dIty Of the stomach, relieves wind
soilcr regulates the bowels, cBIes dysentery
ssd diGTah0s whether arising from teGtbing
EssESs bGttls.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
Strnnunr- in CiiY

and others who wish to save money In the
purchase Of holiday presents, would do well to
call on MCsSrs. X. Harris x Co, tho popular
jewellers Of AS Seventh street, rs they have
made specially Of gold flied jewery, which
they guarantee equal to the solid gold in wear
and finish. and to cost but one.tenth the
money
National Republican., 1878-12-10

Joseph shil.inston, at his wcll.k known stand cor
ncr rFour-.md.a.halfstrccta and Pennsylvania avenue
nOr.hwcst, + the proper To consult before buy.
ing Christina presents lie has a complete stock Of
all articles necessary To make the hldTCn happy
including Handsomely illustrated books, toys
games, blocks, &c. A fine assortment of pocket
books. knives. and a hundred ether articles essen.
shelves.
National Republican., 1878-12-10

julius LANsBURGH's attractive sale Of i'm
ported crumb cloths, rugs, mats, aud lap robes,
commencing Monday, December 8, and con-
dnuIng through the holidays promises to be
an immense suocosA
National Republican., 1878-12-10
ovERcoATs. EIsEMAN BROS, 7TH AND E
National Thcatre-McCuIiougl,-

Mr.. Mccullough impesOnated RichdicH last even
Ing with Characteristic acccptability. The support
rendered by Mcssrs. EcJne, WavCr!Cy flanagan
and llDvy and Mis-, Nadcrs was Gtig throughout
'Richcllcu' wiz be repeated on Thursday evening
Of this week, Nj. Mccullough and the same effective
cast participating. Julius Cesar" will 10 pro,
scuci this evening. Mr.. Mccullough Will appear
iur tho frst tine III Washington as BrUfuS. tds.
SIG has been assigned To- Mr.. KcCnc, Marc ijt0Hg
u MTs Alien
National Republican., 1878-12-10

Erw Advertisements.
Wsutci-tC8yhcr.
LeCtuTg-by Dr.. Iphn Lord.
Three clerks wantcd-iy7 TwclNh street
r. II. sl.uemcA-cy,rn long s,G'skin sacques,
Proctor iiTu'. Fourteenth ard Corc7r,n streets,
Thomas RUssv.l-Havaua sc:Rr. 1918 Pcunsyiva.
MIA avenue.
Organ conrer, At the school Of Music 20 Eighth
srcet northwest.
Enterta,nmcut-TGllm Hall, benefit Of the
Womeu's Cari I.aH Association.
National Republican., 1878-12-10

ARE you bilious, troubled with heausche. dizzy.
ness, sick stomach, constipation acY Are YOU dys-
peptic, nervous, dull, and lRnguidY Averse 10 all
exert!on. IL your life miserable! You require a
blood. Take QuIRK,s lEhH Ia, lhe great mouse,
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you Sold by all
druggists, 25 cents per package, which makes .
quart of medicine
National Republican., 1878-12-10
Arrival of Passenger Trains
At nAITnoRr AND POTOMAC DEPOT, SIXTH AND .
sTRTETs.
n BALTIMORE AND ONO pEFor, SEw JERSEY
L

n BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPOT, SEw JERSEY AVE
SCE AND STREET.
NOTrh1. EtNnIo.
s6co, 81. LOUIS q Cin. eN sisn, Baltimore accom-.
s6.f, Phila- & y. Y. rv. go, Baltimore accom-.
s7:N, Chico & Pils'g eN. &Ol Y. Phil lNBOs eS
81. Eau'nlore and way 500 Piedmont, StrlsEurg
stations. wfBChss ster, Fred Ck,
k7s, fred. &C. Met. brCh.l HacsrS;own, Point Oi
III. Baltimore, AnuaVolis. ROtks & way stations.
express 'd:37 Baltimore accom-.
re-, N r,lHsburs and Hn- ss;.0 Baltimore express
gerstrwu a.. Micro N7:5S Baltimore way sta
- pUliIAn bTunrh.b tuuS.
e1OSo, ERtiMUTC accom-. $500. Chicago 81. Iouts,
NV, baltimore express Hg:IO, NY. Phu. & Boston
eIprels
sArrive GAily. Others suBdEys excepted
- Tor he time of departure Ur trains see adyef.
themenis elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-12-10

HARD times demand economy; prhcuce Il by
TenOvating your aOcd gloves with JOUvEss IsO
pKRoCs KiD GLOVE CLEASsER. Price % cents pei
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
IutIi,,,ti.,II-.

For ihc Middle Atlantic states cloudy weather
with frequci; rain warm sUu.Ecrly shifting to
colder upl,hw-.iCr!Y winds; failing iyllowci by
rising barometer.
National Republican., 1878-12-10

OWING TO THE MILDNES- OF THE SEASON
WE HAVE REDUCED ALL OVERrOATS AND
LISTERS ~ PER CENT on FORMER PRlCE Z.
El-EMAN NkOs.. COR M AND I SIS.
National Republican., 1878-12-10

No WHOLESALE butter houge In this city or Dati
more has better facilities for daily receipts Of choct
dairy products than SPICEK's corner Smith and ]
streets northwest Large stock. Zine goods, Low
prices Fair dealing
National Republican., 1878-12-10

YouEG PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect Will soon ruin tnGm. be wise In time
Clean them daily with lIfrRsroSs Ivory PKkRI
TooTH POWDER. the most perfect oentrihcc known
II will keep them through life in good condition
white and sOunu. Will har'Ien the gum sweeton
he breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by ali
druggists. 20 and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
Tho Inhnr E,rhnnrn.

The finance committee of the Labor Exchange
met q, four o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mr.. N.
Gc.ds'c!n in the chair. prop sItiom received to
give Il performance OF" Cox and Box and d vide
the proats with the Labor Exchange was respect.
fully declined. Mcssrs. L. Il Hay J. I. Joyce j.
L. Randolph. c. =. Nallagl H. Z. Leach, aud little
Harry shannon. having volunteered their services
Erntuit0usy to qiyc A thcaIr!, n entertainment lYI
the hyucG. Of the Labor Exchange, on mul.nu OF
GvacDl NuSCy. lhriT offer was accepted with
tH0uks. Twas decided that tickets Of OfmemhcrShip
be pymt"T and sent to all contributing members,
through Mr.. ECctc the assistant superintendent.
Mgs.rS J. y. Mitchell, John \. iiaker, aud GCUcrA
L. l.. Nusscy were appointed Is q committee to
arrange 10 have the thCattical performance come
On bet. rg the holidays. TGc meeting adjourned,
Oh mvtiOu of Mr. ,udstein, 10 meet with the board
Uf mana yCrs this evening.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
Mr. Bnrry q. Parker

extends 6 cordial Invitation to his friend, to cal
On h.Ia at MeSrs. George F. TlInms 4 co.'s ono
Hrlre r.Dl4iug house $40 southeast corner Of Sew
tDlb aud drCets. WheTe lie ia now permanently
lgrafgrl
National Republican., 1878-12-10

WELLS MACrISH.sPRKAD STRESGTHEsTSG PLAsT
EKs arc still the best known. Their curative pow
tIs far huTpaSs all others.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
CJII ITEMS.

TAKE Ayers sassapnrlls to purify the blood and
which are merely enbleIns oi the rottcncsS within.
National Republican., 1878-12-10

Is your hair harsh, dry and stIn2 Does II refuse
To curl? Dress II with IHoNrsUE's UAADE OPTME.
An oengInnus compound OF singular merit It
will iinprovet Sold BY drugg!st'. &c. P1ce 30
aLS 10 cents Per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
Oycrcoats

in every style, grade, and color, at less than
anti.war prices, at Roman & Cox's, 5o7 Seventh
Al,
National Republican., 1878-12-10

A $3.50 SrEN-wINDrSG Horse Timer, fly.
back, heavily casUd IN Il karat gold, highest
grade movement, for sale at 800. Jacobs
Bros, i29g PENNSYLVANIA avenue
National Republican., 1878-12-10
AnlnacIilrnia
Srw Advertisements.

national TECATEE.-John Mccullough.
THEATRE CosIQrE.-Varicty performance
National Republican., 1878-12-10

JULrUs LAEsBCRo's attractive sale, 42l
Seventh street, under Odd Fellows Hail. and
continuing through the holidays Of imported
rugs, mats, druggcts, and lap robes.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
LOC1L WHO ELLANY.

Six per cent. Interest paid OIL deposits, Special
rates on time depOsls. J. II. s9uIER Co
BGukeTs lilG PennsylyAnis ANemue.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
Books and Stationery.

yyToNANs WoRDs-AN ORIGINAL REVIEW
w OtwhA' women are doing IN Industry, Educn
hon, PaIl hrOpv, ~ cial lie ornl, Art, science, Lit
CTatlirc, and Government. Also faithful record o
what men are doing to advance the interests Of wO
iacn. Evtry household should read one good woman
paper Published monthly Fricp BpT year. -: singh
copies. 10 cen There's Juan Lowis, sun. Andrew
Spencer, publishers. Call or send OrtuTs TO Mrs
Theresa Juan Lewis, RfDUJ'c Building, IIOi PonnsyL
vania avenue, WaihingtCn, ID. {. dec I'm
National Republican., 1878-12-10

FoR holiday presents go to Julius I.am..
Lurgh, the popular carpet man, i2l aud iJ'
Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-12-10

HARVEY & HOLDESS
Table dITOte l. the best In Lhe city Break fast and
dinner, 20 cents each.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
Ono Hundred siAIca
shI,inaton's C,lristna. oT.rIus.

Of pants of every grade and price, at Roman &
Cox's 5O1 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
To Nleasur,
To Our Reading Patrons.

Full dress.suits speciality at Roman & Cox's
507 Seventh street. Perfect ct guaranteed.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
MMaery.

hME L. P. JEANNERET. OF BALTIMORE,
.Nl WILL oPf< on Eo-A
fUrSDAY, wEuNESDAN, and rUCRSGSsskl
DAY, pECEMBERS ! 4. nnd 5, -"
Q handsome assortment OF FkENCH bon.
NETS aud ROUSB HATS, cstrvfnlly se.ectod by her.
self In faris. OF No. ", PsnGsylyanIa aysnne de5
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-03-01
JOACHIM pzccI-LEo x1Ir.

The Papal conclave, late in session
at Rome for the purpose of choosing
a Pope to succeed the deceased
pontiff Plus TX, completed its labors
by electing to the highest office
known to the Roman Catholic
Church, Cardinal Jochim Pecci, who
has assumed the pontificial name Of
Leo Kill, and as such will be known
in future.
The new Pope, is an Italian, hav-
ing been born at Carpenetto, in the
Diocese Of Arragui, ON March 2, l8l0.
He is, therefore, sixty Eight years Of
age. He was created Cardinal De,
cember 40, 1853, though but for the
enmisy Of Altonelli he would have
received bis bat many years earlier,
the Protestant King, Leopold l., Of
Belgium Ito whom he had beer sent
as Nuncio by Gregory XVI having
preferred such request, and Greg
DRY being about to grant it at the
time of his death. Plus TX, yield,
ing TO Antonelli's hate, permitted
seven years to elapse before he cons
ferred on him the hat, but evidently
be was a man for whom the least
Pontiff had high regard, for on the
death Of Antonelli he appointed
him his "Camerlingue," or Cham
berlain.
He is q ssmoderate" in bis views,
and represented as one who made
an excellent Bishop and realized the
perfect type Of q Cardinal. He,
through bis individual exertions,
cleared Benevento of smuggling and
brigandage, as we'll as of the under
hand intrigues of the party of the
nobility. It is said Of him that ''as
man Of intelligence he does not re
gard with such pessimist eye as his
colleagues the reciprocal sensation OF
the Church and society. He has
evidently found solution 10 bis own
nind for existing and eventual diff
culties."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-03-01

II is said Of Sturgeon that ia bis
pointed way he cried out from the
pulpit, "There's shoemaker. Last
Sunday he sold shoes that amounted
to nine pence, and there was four.
pence profit on it. 4 In the audience
there was 4 shoemaker who had done
that very thing. The mystery both
cred him all the week, so on the next
Sunday he had his girl open the shop
while he again went to church.
"Ah, sinner Sturgeon began, "sin-
ring by proxy is just as bad as
though you sinned yourself. It's no
use for you to come here yourself and
leave your daughter to keep shop. Z
The shoemaker was dumbfounded. II
set him thinking, and he was converts
ed. Sturgeon, hearing of the circums
stance. said he believed the Holy
Spirit Inspired bis words.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-03-01

the Winds of heaven. If men cannot
be induced to repeat under a dispen
sation of grace and mercy they can,
not be induced to repent at all.
There Gao be no repentance 10 a
government where there is no par
don.
There is no doctrine in the chris
tain system that fears investigation.
We want controversy. We are all
ways glad when the outside world is
moved on religious subjects. | wish
all the secular papers would devote
half their columns to moral and re-
ligious subjects. We shall never
convince the world of the truth of
christian doctrines by suubbing it.
The religion of Jesus was not pro
claimed in a corner. We are to
teach it by the way and publish it
on the housetop.
doubt if there has ever been a
time since the days of Luther when
the church and world were more
ignorant of the doctrines of chris
tianity. We have had rhetoric and
sentimentalism enough in the pulpit
and press for the last thirty years.
The church and the world need un
Outstanding in Divine things. There
are communities in Georgia where
the doctrines of christianity have not
been preached in years, lest some
ones feelings should be hurt, If we
appeal to the word of God.
The Jews certainly understood
their own language. The living and
dead Israelite all declare their scrip
lures teach eternal punishment, and
if we appeal to the new testament,
certainly Hebrews, Greeks, and
Latins understood their own langu>
age, it is impossible for men at this
day to understand the new testament
better than the Savior and the
Apostles who uttered it. The Greek
church, the Latin church, dead and
living, have always held the doctrine
Of eternal punishment. The whole
church of God, living and dead have
always held the doctrine of endless
punishment, with only one exception,
and that one never noted for large
numbers, or great piety, or learning.
All governments, both heather and
christian have approved the Divine
wisdom, by introducing rewards and
punishments as Fundamental princi
Piles in in their legislation.
If there were no utterances IN the
Bible on this great subjec'. there is
no doctrine more fully indicated 10
the nature. and. relation Of things,
than eternal punishment. Good and
evil can never exist in harmony ia
the same government, and is it not
most probable this strife will finally
end ia the eternal salvation Of the
good, and the eternal condemnation
Of the wicked. No falsehood can in
its ultimates. prove blessing TO
mankind. The best men in all ages
have believed in endless punishment.
The enemies Of the higher morality
and purer forms Of religion, have al,
ways been opposed to the doc rns
Of eternal punishment. They are
generally opposed to capital punish.
lnent 10 this world and no punish
-ment 10 tho other. The church has
never been the loser but always the
gamer in the open free discussion OF
hsr doctrines. 1.-THE fear Of God is
the beginning Of wisdom"
S. P. RICHARDSON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-03-01

IT is announced from Washington
that Gen. Anderson will not be sus,
pended from his office of Deputy
Collector at the port of New Orleans
in consequences Of bis conviction.
Why should he be9 If the known
commission of q crime disqualified a
man for public Office, Hayes and
Sherman would both be disqualified,
because they were both parties to
the Louisiana fraud. Anderson's
conviction is only the Judicial con-
firmation of fact that everybody
knew before. And a,rhough Hayes
and Sherman did not like Anderson,
physically manipulating the returns,
they both encouraged the falsi6ca-
ton and pro6ted by it.-Ne'0 York
Sun.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-03-01
INVESTIGATION into the opium~eat-

investigators into the opium~eat-
ing habits of the residents Of the
Shenandoah Valley Va, reveals the
fact that in the town of Stanton 100
pounds of the drug are sold every
week. Many young women and "la>
dies of the fret families are slaves of
the habit. A local newspaper says
that public attention was first called
to the subject from the fact that a
woman sent her horses to be sold that
she might use the money to purchase
opium. Her agentwas unable to sell
them, and when b told her SO she
fell dead. A public anti-opium
meeting has been held, and a petition
for a tax on the drug is 10 circula-
ton,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-03-01

a CHINESE MARRIAGE IN NEVADA.
Married at Virginia, New, on tho
4th instant, All Wan, Esq /, and Miss
Nan Wing. The following was the
ceremony 'Ah Wan, you likee this
one piece woman much good p
You betr Nan Wing, you likee
this piece man way up good ! he
Iikee this piece 'Ah Wan, you
never cathee no more woman but
this one piece, dye mind that z No
more catchee.' Nan Wing, you
catchee DO more man but All Wan,
dye understand that 2 .AIl lightee.'
Then callee you all samee one
piece meat. The groom paid 5000
for the bride to the company that
imported her.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-03-01

Frog culture is the latest Western
industry, and is beng. systomaticall5
carried on in Minnesota. 1t is q
simple process, consisting chiefly IN
the protection of eggs and tadpOles
from birds and other enemies by
means of wire screens The product
thus far reported amounts to 5000
dozen legs, of which two-thirds have
been shipped to St. Louis, where
they bring an average of twenty
cents per dozen.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-03-01

AGusr1N EDWARDS, the millionaire
banker of Chill, who recently died,
deserves place among the worlds
foremost money makers. A Gillian
newspaper says that "although no
might we'll have enjoyed the pleas,
ures his immense fortune could have
procured him, he was a voluntary
slave to labor. and often passed en-
tire nights forming fnancia! combin-
atoms which were ever successful"
In this way he accumulated over
twenty five millions Of dollars All
great millionaire seem to have been
hard workers.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-03-01

THIRrY,oDD years ago child was
born in Welsh poor house. A few
days ago the charity boy, since the
hero of many strange adventures and
vicissitudes, dineds With the Prince Of
Wales and receivedlan ovation from
the Royal Geographical Society,"
Was there ever any wilder romance
than the life of Stanly9