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To ths EQttGr ~ 1Hf 1rihHH&.
CHICAGO, AuE. 4.-Tie snobs Of Gotham hay-
Ing iuauEuratc4 another fotet war against tic
Jews, thcso most Interesting people arc agan
brought Into prominent public notice. The
prejudice aralust them dntes back good while,
indeed about 5000 years; and quite likely the
absurd tdea prevails that their prosecutions and
sulcsugs arc the direct visitation ot God, ou
account Of their rejection Of Christ as the Mes
atah promised In tho Old Testament. A
barbarous nge, fn fts anxiety 10 defend tic faith
10 tho moro humane feelings OK the present
day, md utterly at variance With ths apirit ot
tho Man OF Nazareth. but time, which
demonstrates the truth or fa'sity Of I'll things,
has nat failed to hrlhg partial vlnalcatsoH to
tic tewsi thcy havo at least been consistent
aM1 III alhering to tho religion Of their fathers
clsa!lanRe our admiration for their taithtuness.
Nor ls Tho difference that separates them fsou
Christians 10 radicai as lnaY ut Arat ap near, br-
cause the evolution Of thought Inevitably brings
men 10 grchter unity ou fundamental pfInct-
pcs. We shall find as matter of fact that the
Jew no. tnfsequeutly accepts tho teachings Of
Chrst. while relecttuE tho fabulous htor!ea VI
!!'s nlv!no origin; md the sitsuent render Of
the Old Testament will tEaa therein instruction
n ths praet!sal duties OF lifo, boaeilcent al'ke
More anl more wilt mou sec the Injustice OF
putting folks tpto Theological stra!t-jackc:s.
And mora mud moro viii the Ut l.itlartl Of iHdg-
ment be, not creed, but. character. dew and
thelr own manhood.
1u Thu naluse Of things tho Jew must have
1san marred Ia. character by the ages tn which
tho nnger of acorn has brea pointed toward
him: That ho should haye become clannisll and
sordEd was Inevitable. But his good blood Is
pro!en 1v the fact that Notwithstanding oil the
disabilities under which ha Ia. laborel he has
nssn true TO y: convictions, and IL sllc battlo OF
lIdNS fAuk jkLItS ttR1klh he1
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Tho Other Side.

m ne Editor af Ths Tribune.
CHICAGO. Aiig. G-fiavlng read In ibis morn
ing's 1'n,nunE communication from ono who
signs himself "Alax,n desire to reply To him.
There Is city ordinance forbItdis,g the Thing Of
which he complains. but wlfel, Is, or nngh. To
he, so rcpt.gnant 10 the feelings of auy hl',nanf-
tartan who has t!.e least hit OF regard for the
enjoyment of others rs not to 10 enforced.
Whv city situated rs Chicago Is should not
hRvc ntfrntcr of hatil.horses upon the lake.
shore, where those who desired could resort anu
cn1ov lake BATH after the heat OF The tav, is
iucxpla,nablc. hut that, notwthsrantl!nE. this.
q few wtiose psntcry IL excessive should desire
to lenrivo the many of tho pleasures Of the lake
sltnEo,llcr, ts thng not 10 he toluraed. These
fucfs should deter acrunltous gentleman from
waiktng with 'Adr ut,on tho 'akr-sitorc. Tho
comfort OF many should not be saertcca 10 tho
whinis Of a few far-sccng aud oveFcautfous
prudcs. am, respectfully, NEHEus.
, 1879-08-07
THE. COURTS.

- u.t..
Neo"Eu " , ~ .- -N>~'
s ~, =. T., a,,,r, ,r-d,, ~ .,on
cos.,6sa,o. suns n.eT ~ ov,dsncs nv -
Tomorrow will be the last day Of service to
the August term of tic Circuit Court.
DIVORCES.
paurl, suct, tltcd her in yesterday charging
her husband, James Il. Such. Win drunkenness
and dcscrt!ou, and praying for the usual decree
~ a,,,r,.
W n...,,s n ,,,.,a, ala, wont. ,tr,-,. .u, iii
she car lind aeainss Wilhelm is that bc lett her
n couple of years ago, ~
Mnry Hoeizer. in Octohnr. 1877. nm, married
g.. y,t,,,,,, II u,ron,a ala. t1,,-v Gordon.
but few days ago lis was srnt 10 stato's Prison
for olgumy, mud buforc hchns started for Joliet
shc illes bill TO resume hcr maiden name.
UNITED srArEs COURTS.
The Frcntress HaFoed-W"e Fence Company
md q. N. Frcntrcss f1lad Dill yesterday
aca!ust William, WatkinslApl Gurus Ashley, Ut
Joliet, to restrain them fr44m Infringing Pren-
Tic Counec.ic,,t Mutna! 'Lfe-1nsurancc Com-
pany fled bill neainsto Caroline Kuhlman,
Caroltne md JoMn Bapz, Augusta Wolff. Louis
Sans and wife. John A. pauk, and John West
80, QUO on Subiot Of Original Lot 10, anl the
1tesubd1yisinn ct lots ir.Qtrecnc'a Subdivision
Of Bloc! 80 In the Canal' 'frrustees' Subdivision
Eona1 Trnstecss HuiriiyIsfon OF Scc. 4 So Ii.
s1tmNtci ~" Wnst Lnkn E{feet. hctwcon Hoynn
nMu KooHy s1rcets, @ anulso1eng ~ ~ " tSeL NJ. ~ ~
Lake stfeet. lug mtss.mamea i, ,oi sF9ats " ~
streets. IA
CIRCUIT fpunr.
posa ,vefss heran n ai,H In rcp1eyln sra1ust
Nosa WEE f. et"stt 1h I 1Tnrrnp,, n,,I r +
lawrence q siAfsn. ao'm i.3ian, n atn , =. L.
STACY % recover ~, 9mnhl'sy Vi naoorS, topacco'
Thr Eurekn Blast Company fled Il bill against
the Rtyes,ae DlstilllnS Company. 1t seems
tiIot tic complainant attached six Of It's o1v-
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THE VOICE or THE PEOPLE.
QnesttnnA Answrren.

To the Editor o. The Tribune.
CHiuAao. Aug. d.-1s the "Hool Samaritan
Society,"" III, Randolph street. n private or pnl,-
lie institution. and ia It proper place fur n
young woman to 20 to on icr arrival IN Chicago,
seeking e.nploymcnt' hnvc heard ahcra Is d
Ladle.' AID soctcty in Chtcago, where strangers
mar find 4 respectable home for Il Reasonable
price until such time as they cnu hnd some ont.
p'0vment. Please answrr my questions through
yotir valuable paper, uad greatly ot,livc
T., =. L,NpwooD.
Il. Private. 2. Yes. 8. No. 753 Wabash.
, 1879-08-07

Of the peaceful, smicablo way In which political
opponents nre treated In somc sections OF tho
rtttsrfFV.
, 1879-08-07

PERSONALS
IN kft cannth. fhr<1 ;ir.s tess - cents t'er In
strltoh. Each ddditfoHui ttne, ~ cents.
, 1879-08-07

DER30NALr-C. F.. nECEtyED NOTE TOO IhTE.
L Make another appointment. Addrc" q, Tribune.
F.-sIt Nil GO EAST Az Ait.
ranged; II you see this scnd ncwspnpcr Or a1sta at
once. Arthur
n EHsONA L-MTGN0N: 8EvD Address To
J. F1l1cf slpu1o Immediately. .tUtlS ETOS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-12
VEGETlNE
SAFE AND SURE.

Mr.H. E. Stevens: In 1872 your Vegetine
was recommended to me. ond, yielding TO the
persussions of friend. consented 70 tfy IT,
At The Lir,e | was suffering from general debill-
~ and nervous rrostrstion, auperinduced by
overwork and i. regular habits. It's wonderful
strengthening and curative properties seemed to
sfsc. nv de5ili.stad system from the first dose, !
and under It's persistent use rapidly RECOVERED /,
gaining more than usual health and good toel-
Vere.ioe nv most unqualified endorsement, IS
being safe, sura ara powerful agent in pro-
melting health ard restoring the wasted system
to new life and energy. Vegetine is the only
medicine use; and rs long as live l never
expect 70 frd better. Yours truly.
w. e. CLARK, 1O Monterey ST.,
AlleghenY Pennsyl vania.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-12
VEGETINE
WHAT Is NEEDED.

Boston, Fob 18th, l57l.-H. r. Stevens, esq
Des- Slr-About one year sinca found myself
in feeble condition from Fou arsl oeolllty.
Voeetine was strongly recon- N ended to me by D
friand who had been much ten ef.ted By lis use
procured the article, aud, afier using several
bottles, was restored to he nth. and discontinue
is use 1 feel quite confident that thore Is 40
medcine superior tc il for those complaints Tor
which it is specially prepared, and would cheer
fully recommend it to those who ieel IN a. tney
read something TO restore them TO perfect health.
Respectfully yours. Y. L. PETTlNG GILL,
Firm OFFS IL. PettinyiIl u Co.,
Mo 10 State street Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-12
MEDsCINAL.
VEGETINE.
HER OWN WORDS.

Baltimore, Md, Fob 18th, 1677.-hr. h. T.
Stevens: Dear SI-Since several years nave
got sore and very painful foot. had some
physicians. but they couldn't cure me- NOW l
bsye heard of your Vegt!ioo from lady who
vas LEX for 3 long tine. ard became sll we'll
frcm your Vepetins and l went and bought me
Que n bottle Of Vegetne; and after l had used one
bottle, The pains loft ne, and it began to heal,
and then bought ono other bottle. and so take
it YET. thank God for this remedy and your
self; and wishing every sufferer msy pay Haen-
lion to il, It blessing for health.
Mrs. O. KRABE, 638 West Bait IT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-12
VEGETINE
'HE REST SPRING MEDICINE.

THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
Charloetown-H. L. Stevens: Dear Sir.ThIi
is 10 certify that nsve used your Blood Prep,
sra,ion'' in my family for several years, ano
,aial; That for Scrcfuls or Csnkerous Humors or
.heunal!c Af -ctions i. csrnot hs excelled and
rs q blood purifier and spring medicine it is the
best thing have ever used. and | have used 81,
most everything l can cheerfully recommend
it to any one in need of such 3 medicine.
ICurs. respectfully,
Mrs a. A. UINsMoRE 10 RUSSELL st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-12
VEGETINE,

ALL HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF.
South Berwick, Ne, Jan. 17th: l872.-H. 4.
Stevens, esq.--Dear Sir: have had dyspepsia
in its worst form for the last ten years, and haVd
t.ken hui dre1s OF dollars worth OF medicine,
I commenced taking the Vezetine, since which
lime my health has steadily improved. My foot
digests we'll, snd l have gained fifteen poundso'
fash There are sevoIsl others in this place
taking Vege,ine, and I'll have obtained relief.
Yours truly, THOMAS 4. MOORE
Overseer of Gard Room
Portsmouth Co.'S. Mills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-12

STAGE DRoLLERIEs. Char lotte and Susan
Cushman cncs attempted to play Romeo and
Juliet" at Trenton. Scenery aud properly were
conspicuous by their sbsenc:; aod the ooy way
they could do7ise for doiug the balcony scene
was to stretch 40 old fashioned patch work quilt
10 front cf Juliet. oae end beios held by tho
manager a1d the other By a little nepr9 em.
ployed at tho hotel. AZ went we'll uotil juliet
called Romeo back 10 ok,
And What O clock to morroW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-12

NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE.
We hs7e opsned 1T No 22 ROYAL ST. an
Auction and Commission House.
We sre now ready to receive sll kinds OF mer.
chsndiae and household goods on consignment
or purchase the ssno.
We think it may prove sn advantage to por-
sols who have PRODUCE of any description
10 send it to US. Located immediately opposite
tbs M ain entrance to tue Market On Royal ST.,
goods can DO eY posed every morning at public
auction, when the best prices may be expected.
Prompt returns made on sales.
Persons having FURNITURE for sale will
fad i. to their ad dVsntag ge to give u3 9 call.
We will attend 20 nuclioneefing st public sales
Of property snd respectfully solicit share Of
public pa!-onsge. UREAL u LUCAS.
Ee- -Auc:lon goods constantly on hand and tof
gallo nov 6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-12

Special contracts will 30 made with yearly se-
Yertisers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-12
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS CHEAP.
Ian

DRY GOODS CHEAP
January d0th, 1879.
We arc sbout completing our inventory, and
now ffsr all goods in store ss unprecedented
low prices, in order 10 reduce stock and make
room for large Spring and Summer pCrchsses'
Remnants Of Dress Goods, Cssslmeres, Percsles,
Cslcoes Flaunes. &C.. &C, 81 half prices.
White Kid Gloves st TO- per psir. We are
sgsnts fer Mme. Demcrests Reliable Patterns
L. +. BRASHEAR
a. B. Hconcs No lC9 King street,
ian 80 Alexandria, Va.
DLACK SILKS AND OASHMERES.
IL January l7th, 1879.
Crest bargains in the above goodi. Cal and
zee. Also Henrietta Cloths, Australian Cispo
Grape Wells, &c, &c.
H. b Hoomes No. 103 King street,
jan II AIexmEoriH. va
DRY GOODS AT RGDUCED PRICES.
- Jsnusry llLh, 1873.
We take inventory 10 1st FeoTuary, and IN
order TO reduce our stock a5 much rs possible,
are prepared 10 otfsr all stylHs o: goods St such
low prices as to mako !! to the Interest oil c1n-
suners TO purchase ir@ely from Us.
u. =. BkASH GAE,
H.B, Hoomes No 109 King street
ian II Alexandria, w,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-12
Aod what o'clock to morrow
Shall [ send for lbCe?

Shall send for thee?
Before Fair Montague" could reply, black
head poppad Gu: from the side, aud lts propTl-
etor ii .culated: Miss Gushing, Dy balls
ringin' sud au, obliged to let my sIdo OF the
hous, Grop;" and drop it he did, aad tntri Was
az end to tic tacJuS seine.
The sisters g,ra p.rnala -! qGttc 81 ddDo
founded az Madam Miohan Garvliho when
play log "L1:a di LammelnOos' ct Msrseiies.
The oartatrca had ordered restauraut keeper
to send her basio # lot scup at olue clock
Tbs hour c!aP, aut With II q eli carrying
the stars refteshmant. The llti made a;
ouce fer the stage, a1d arrived Ct the ~loga
ss madame Was s;osipg Ia the hnae to
tho first ac; and the ut1s moment Ravens
Tcod and Lucia were astoDishcd by
scuo tureeu beug set dcwG 90 III; missy bank
10 front of the fouD;a!o. lho covur lifted, anc
the intruder addressing them. a. she plunged
spoon in the bowl With, Begging gour par
don, sir, for ,aterrupt!ag you and the lady, tu.
| bero's The soap y ;,
Ga the frat night Of a CtoTD tor Lave,
Apue Bolc2u had 20 soouer uttered tho WoidI
| Now is the Crows Gx ID frG,'y ca my head,
| than the regal dladeDI get auditors aud sctress
lsuI Ihiog by turbling to the ground. hu acct
drut not go annoying to the IodlVIdoa! most
crucsrccd as the gallery commentary upon
Duoedio Css,io's Ianeuts,ion "O1 that men
should pn, ap enemy TO their mouths TO steal
away tteic brains !" comios 10 Tie sigui6,ant
shape CT: IAN right, old man drink away;
soure safe - Equ Sly tr,iog TO hs sotor'ss Sc
reuity was the more friendly n.ima,ion from
another ''sod." who s?ciDg Macbeth cover bis
face With his robs sad shudder conVuIsl7e'y
after crying, "UarssI, mcck"ry, hencs J. to
BaIqao's ghost, let him koo" the horrible
shadow bad departed by shouting, TITS all
right ncw, governor hs's gone j.
The TOLEDO Doc MAgKET.-A lad entered
the city c1ice 5e=ter :ay an presented an order
calling for the psyneat of twenty five cents ior
his services N inroanding dog. The money
Was handed over, and then an onesr ssked
whose d,e it wss. Mime. said the boy.
~Vosu siacu,ated The ss.ouhed officer why,
What do YOU wan. to inpouod Jour own dog
, to-9n IC.use." said the boy. &c. use, when
Sna, ia twenty. Eve cents apiece sells ont every
, lime. ia rather have quarter than dog any
ume."-70lsaop paper.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-30
New Advertise
Cobb Sheriff s Sales.

WILL be sold at Sherifi's sale before the
court house door in the city Oi Marietta, Cobb
county. Ga. one house and lot in the town Of
Acworth 10 said county, fronting on Nam
street 80 feet North, running south 60 feet and
adjoining the property Of G. q. SorrelIs, a"d
bounded west by the property Of John W. Htll
and on The east by property u Joseph EisAs.
Levied on as the property of the defendant, }.
T Moore, by virtue Of fila from Barlow Su-
perior court in favor Of +. N. Cowan vs.. J. 7.
Moore. Property pointed out by defendant.
Notice given to defendant in possession
no words , times
Also. one house and lot in the city of Mariet
ia. Cobb county Ga. bounded on the North by
an alley or street, and on the south by the
property of VIM. Cokine, Ed Floyd and 9th
ers bounded on thu east by the property oi a.
S. Gibbs, and bounded on the west by Chefo-
1ee street, aud levied on ar the property oil
Mr. joel +. Haley by virtue Of # ia from Cobb
Snparor court in favor Of the Marietta Savings
Bank vs. joel T. Haley. Property pointed
ont by A. Van WICK, aud notice given 10 ten
ant in possession ioO w. 81.
Also. lots of lands Nos 136, l3l and l32 in
She I'm dist aud Sd section OF Cobb county,
Ga, and levied on as the property Of N II.
Lepg by virtue of ii ia trcm Cobb county
cour ia favor Of John G. BuWer IS N +. l.eg9
and property pouord ont 10y w, d. Anderson,
plaintiff attorney COW 'D
and I'd section aud 81 and 81 in the 18Th Dist
and "a section OF Cobb county, Ga. Levied on
az the property of defendant Catherine Eaton
for the purchase money OF said land by virtue
| OF three iilas from Justice court OF the 99Id
! dist c. NJ of said county of Cobb, IN favor ct
! +. Krog trustee, vs. Mrs. CathrIue Eaton. said
| flas now controlled to Thos Hooper. Levy
made and returned TO me by James M Kirk
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-30
HANCOCK AND GORDON.

THE Cartcrsviile Free Prose- in its
last issue praises the Federal sol
der, General Hancock, applauda his
war record" and enthusiastically
advocates his nomination by the
Democratic party for the Presiden-
cy. In another article, the same
paper ridicules the Confederate sol
der, General Gordon, slurs his war
record, aud seeks to prejudice lis
readers against his fair name
Hancock fought to crush the South
and devastate the heritage Of our
people, and if he was ever wounded
his "noble war record" does not
show it. Gordon fought for the de-
fence of our Southern homes, and
FIVE wounds received attesis his
bravery. Yet the Barlow county
Free Press can see much to say 10
eulogy of General Hancock, but not
friendly word for the gallant Cor
don, whose patriotism is recognized
all ovet the South, aud who is justly
esteemed by those who are not
anlagonistic to the party that
has honored him with one Of its
highest honors Surely the editor
of the Free Press has one generous
principle and can afford to do JUS
tice to a Southern man, who never
did him the slightest injustice.
Your antipatby to Gordon certain>
" cannot be because he belongs to
the "organized' Democracy, for
Hancock, whom you laud so ably,
and whom you want Nominated by
that "organiz4d" party for Pre5i-
dent, is an organized Democrat, be
lieves in its principles and marches in
the ranks Of the party of which Corr
don is faithful member. Then
why let uure asonabIe, uncharitable
prejudice do violence to your nobler
feelings 1t is not consistent, aud
you should quit it. Turn your guns
upon the Radical party, the enemies
Of constitutional government, who
are trying to secrionaizo and cen,
traIjze this government Chickering's
and wrsnglings should cease among
us. 4 common enemy comforts Us
and common destiny awaits US.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-30

IT IS scarcely q surprise to learn
that the Ohio and iowa Greenback
ers Of Republican antecedents voted
the Republican ticket almost solidly
in last weeks election in those
States, and thai the Greenback votes
were cast almost exclusively by mer
of Democratic aotecedeutS. 1t is
no. new story. The same has
been true in almost every instance
of all third party movements that
have been originated since the Re-
publican party began its retrograde
march 10 1874 The Republicans
invariably return to their party on
election day, while most Of the wan
deriDg Democrats remain true to
their. pledges. How much longer
can designing Republican managers
play these little games upon Demo
cratic voters J
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-30

VA I'LL BE SOLD BEFORE HE
w Court House door IN the Cly o. Haret-
ia. Coon 60 tnty' Geo, Infln3 me Ie9ai nouns
OF sale on tr first iues'iay IN N"vrmn-r 1919,
the following properly To wi Two Ions q
land Nos not known, beng IN 10 dust aud ~
section Of Cobb county Geo.' sad lots known
as the Tan Yard property on which koben
Cmnf bells chair factory Is sitna'gd' Levied
on - the property "t has u. FhIiIlpS 70 Sall--
fy fila Issued from the Superior court OF ooo
county, Geo. III favor OF W j. Wads"oFih "
G. d. Phillips. Property pointed out ny W.
p. Mcoachey plalnliii attorney.
Also lot OF land number i2"o ~ 2lSt district
and ID section OF SAID county Oh Cobo contain
ing forty acres more or .rss. Levied on as the
property Of Mary A. VIM by virtue and t"
sat-fy two fas from notary court OF w
district &. IN favor OF D T. CoWan vs.. Ma
~ a. Winn and l. hrndrick Levy made
aud returned by John bfoedoh' l.. =
Ais" one ahGlr'deI ha'i Interest IA one TWO
SUI '''-'>
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-30

The New York Tribune, suggests
various ways in which the South
could pat an end to the = sectional
luminosity" of Northern Republican,
ism The suggestions are superflous
Every one ,vbo has EYES to sec and
ears to hear, knows that handing
over a few States to the Republican
party can that ''sectional animosity'
be obliterated. Its not fear of South
ern influence ia public affairs, bu.
an apprehension Of the loss Of
supremacy at Washington which ac
tuates the Republican war in the
South.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-30

A sad and touching story is told
of scene witnessed at the terrible
railroad accident a few days ago near
Jack sen, Michigan. While the dead
and wounded we're being ex'rica'ed
from the wreck, Que lady. Afterwards
asnprtained to b. Mrs. Rice, Of Pail~
sdelahia, was discovered to be dead
wi h her arm wound around the neck
Of her little four year old boy. Both
law under Tho car, the boy alive, but
With his leg broken, and 50 surround
ed and confined THAI it was for an
hour or more impossible t. get him
out james McDonough, Of the roafd
house force, work d long ard faith
fully. without moments rest, TO
rcscao The child. The po.r little
fellow moaued out "Oh If 90 tan
on'y dit me out I'll be 81 good ! Tate
me out from here and I'll be 3 good
buy Taro me out and tate my man
ma out p At last McDonough freed
him from the car aud D.. NcLaugh~
liz terderly set the Iiule sufferers
lee His father also lay mangiod
ana dead behind him, but not where
little Willie could see bin
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-30

The warliko tone Of the foreign
news continues, aod the prophets
are promising triple alliance be-
tween Germany, Austria and Eng
land against another tito Russia.
Italy and France. The INDUSTRIOUS
proportions which European anna
ment are assuming can be iof-rred
from the officials statement ot the
Huogarisu Government that when
the military systems of Europe are
completed Italy will have owe , coo
eco soldiers France. which has l.
$4,000 now, will have over 2.123,~
OOO. Russia has 2.389, 600 already,
and Austro> Hungary 100000.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-30
IIREL FOE DIVORCE.

r N CuANpirR. jim Paulliue supe
vs. uor tourt, AH-
MARINA L. CmAxptER, \ gust Term 1919.
Ra.e 10 perfect service. II appearing to the
Count Lv the return OF the Sheriff that the de-
PENDANT does not reside in this county and 10
further appearing that she does not reside IN
his State; IL Is oa motion Of counsel ordered
that said defendant appear and answer at the
,.., term of this court else that thr case be con
.idered ia default and the plaintiff be allowed
10 proceed and & is further ordered that this
rule lie published ia the Marietta Journal once
month tor four months before the next term
Of the court.
J.W. II. UNDERWOOD. J. S. C. Z. C
The above il a trne extr 4cI from the miuutes
Of the court, Page 29l.
j. Mixes HUNT, Clerk S. C.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-30
WAY To GET RICE.

The Chicago Tribune contains
these words of wisdom When will
the intelligence, to say nothing Of
the morality, of the average Anerl~
can mao aud woman teach them that
that there is no enduring wealth ex,
cept that which is saved FROM the
earnings of honest toll and labor
that sudden acquisition Of money
by such operations SIS gambling,
whether in mining stocks, at the
faro table, or at the Stock Exchange,
is only possible by the weakness,
stupidity, or lunacy of those who
stake what they have saved, and
quickly witness its alb orption by
those who manage the game = The
only way to get rich is to spend less
than you earn aud the eccumula~
tons, carefully managed will never
! fail to grow, if slowly, with greater
certainty than he hap hazard pro-
ceeds Of the card,lable, or OF the
mluiog and stock boards, or of the
bucket shops.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-30

l.. E. Witt, who has been nomi~
mated for Governor by the Louisiana
Democrats, is an ez Mayor of New
Orleans. He is a creole, only thirty
six years of age, extremely popular
throughout the State, and politician
of unusual address.