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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-06
II you Want

The very best Tea. if you want
the very best Coffee, the very best
Sugar, the very best Dried Beef, The
freshest Tomatoes, in fact the best of
everything to eat, including Hams,
Bacon, Canned Mackerel, fresh,
something new, Devied Ham. fresh
HOLSTERS, fresh Salmon, Sardines,
Crackers, Pickles, Rice, Prepared
Mustard, Pepper Sauce, Boneless
Goldfish, Goldfish Balls, ready for the
table, fresh Lemons, fresh Cocoanuts,
Florida (swee) Oranges, fine North
ern Apples, fresh layer Figs, fresh
Dates, Stick Candies. Rock Candies,
French Candies, If you want the
right kind OF goods at the right kind
of prices, make no mistake, but 90
or send your orders direct to D. +.
McCiatchey's store During the
past week | have received a fresh
supply of groceries direct from New
York. Ask for Buist's Almanac,
and here is the place to buy your
garden seeds, as mine are fresh no
commission seed, Irish Potatoes for
seed or for eating, fresh Fish and
fresh Oysters received almost every
day. What time, pains and money
car do will be done to induce you
to buy your groceries from me as |
do not intend be undersoId. Call
and be convinced.
Very Respectfully,
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Why Will You

Allow cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladiss. such ar
Pneumonia. Hemorrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be 30 readily at
tanned. Boschee's German Syrup has gained the
largest sale in the world for he cure Of Coughs.
Colds and the severest Lung Diseases. II ia
DR.. Boscbee'r famous German prescrip ion, and
il prepared with the greatest care. and no fear
need be entertained in administering it 10 the
youngest child, ~ per directions The sale OF
this medicine il unprecedented Since first in
troducei there haa been a constant increasing
demand aud without q single report Of a failure
to do its work in any ease. Ask your Druggist
az TO the truth of these remarks. Large size
IS cents Try 1t aud be convinced.
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The Death Rate of

Our country IL getting to be tearfully alarm
ing the average Of life ia lessvned every year
without any reasonable cause, death resulting
generally from the most insignificant origiu
At this season Of the year especially, cold Is
such a common thing that in the hurry of every
day life we are apt to overlook the dangers at
tending it and often find too late that Fever
or Lung trouble has already SET in 1hous
ands lose their lives in this way every winter,
while had Boschees German SyrWp been taken
a cure would have resulted, and large bill
from Doctor been avoided For all diseases
of the Throat and Lungs Boschee'S German
Syrup has proven iteef to be the great st dis
covery # its kind in medicine Every Drug
gst in this country will tell You of its wonder
tul effect, Over $50, 600 bottles sold last year
without a single failure known,
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SMYRNA SHOTS.

Our community is distressingly health!
Smyrna must be wealthy town, judg-
ing from the number Of young men that
stand around with their hand in their peck
cts day after day.
MANY ofour citizens are embarkiLg in
grape culture Hundreds OF Seuppernong
vines are now being planted out
We are pleased to note that among the
graduates at the Atlanta Medical College
this week is our young friend, Robt. X.
Harden, son of our townsman DR.. w. p.
Harden. Success to him.
OCCASIONAL
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seed Oats, German Millet, Onion Sets,
Onion Seed, Blue Timothy Grass, Orchard
Grass, Herds Grass, Plows and Pillow Stocks
Single Trees and general stock of farmers
supplies at Haley Brothers.
The largest size Bar Soap for ten cent
at Merryman store.
New Orleans Drip something fine, and
also fresh Cheese, kept at N. b. Merry
man S store.
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Very Respectfully,
ID. +. MCGLATCHEY.
---an@4&Re%

The Dan Furguson or Jonesboro plow
stock is the lightcst and strongest stock in
the market, we have already sold more of
them this season than we sold of the other
patents in two years. The farmers tell us
they are the best running they can get call
and examine them for yourselves, and while
you are here don't forget to buy yourself a
few of those fine Red Rust Proof Oats, if
only enough to get seed for another year
Choice White corn for bread or stock, fresh
water ground meal always on hand. Manss
fields Cream of the South and Clifton Mills
Flour. and Kennesaw Mills Flour. We still
have some of that Georgia Cane Syrup at
fifty cents. Choice Louisiana Syrup at six
ty-tive cents and an excellent article of Sor-
ghum at forty cents. Sugars of all grades
and prices Our choice granulated and
square cut loaf sugars at nine pounds to the
dollar is cheap A very fine Oolong Tea
lust received from New York, choice I'M
perial Tea, try them and be convinced. Do
you use the Competition Soap, it is the
largest bar as well as the best soaps for the
money. Thurber's Ball Bluing. Swedes
Iron, Steel and Rolled Iron for plou2hs,
Tire Iron of all sizes for wagons and bug
gies. Call on lis and be convinced that we
sell good goods and sell them cheap.
Respectfully,
Boston & HUNT.
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Fiias on hand .----.-------- Sl35 w
A. b. GILBERT, Treas.
Mr.. Simpsons bid referred TO Cemetery
Committee.
Petition OF Fire Company referred TO spec
al committee consisting VI Aldermen Reid,
Hudson, and Hunt.
Petition Of Mrs Green and Park Sewell re-
ferred 10 street committee.
The purchase Of oil referred to Park Com
mittee with power to act.
There being no further business the Council
adjourned till April 9th, Z o'clock. p. N.
JOEL T. HALEY, Mayor.
GEO. NJ. MANNING, Clerk.
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$3.50

In view of the scarcity of money. we Of
fer the JOURNAL for the year 1879 at the re-
duced price OF One Dollar and Fifty Cents
cash in advance. When neglected or MOI
paid in advance, the same old price will DO
charged 81 year Those who have al
ready paid 50 for this year, will have their
time extended Now is the time to avail
yourself of a cheap county paper. Our sub
scription now is much larger than it has
ever been and we hope to make it larger
still by this reduction in our terms.
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IL y Err

This important organ weighs but about three
pounds, and all the blood in living person (about
three galons) passes through it at least once every
half hour, to have the bile and other impurities
strained or filtered from it, Bile is the natural
= purgative of the bowels, and if the Liver becomes
torpid it is not separated from the blood but car
ricd through the veins to all parts Of the system,
and in trying to escape through the pores Of ihe
= skin, causes it to turn yellow or drty 2T D
color. The stomach becomes diseased, and D ~,
4 pepsia. Indigestion, Constipation, Heacache bll
.ousness. Jaundice, Chills, Malarial Eeycrs FieS'
SICK and Sour Stomach, and general debility iol
y low. MFRRrLL's HEPATI,fE, the great VeselADle
q discovery for torpidity, causes the Liver 10 II4"
: off from one to two ounces Of bile each time the
Blood passes through 1t, as long as there IS an eN
Ices OF bile; and the effect OF even rev eoses
5 anon yellow complexion brown dirty lookiis
Kin Vii astonish all who Try it-they being ne
frst symptoms to disappear. The cure OF all bill
ons dise5ses and Liver complaint is made CERTAIN
bvtaking HEPAr1NE IL accordance with direefloils'
Headache IS generally cured in twenty minutes,
and no disc that arises from the Liver can ex'st
Take no pills xlcn 20 can get HEPATIN "a a
the sane price For sale in IS cent ana si'oo 0''-
.tlcs by all Druggists.
A. p MERRILL & CO., Props, PHILADELPHIA F''
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GIVES
Strength, Health,
AND APPETITE.

My daughterhas received great
benefit from the USE of Vegeliue.
Her declining health was source
of great anxiety To all her friends.
A few bottles of Vrgetins restored
her health, strength, aud appetite
N. ii TlLDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. 40 Sears Building,
Boston, Mass.
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Farmers
GUANO! GUANO!
Our Motto: olive and let Live"

WE HAVE NOW IN OUR WAREHOUSE FULL STOCK OF
consisting the following brands which show by analysis
that highest standard is fully maintained, viz:
John Mevy10an'S AmpOn'ated DISSOLVED Bone
Winters Dc WhitocES lmUoniated DiO0ed Bone,
SernS Anmoniated Bone SupphOThae,
Andre0 Goes Ammonafd Bone SupeyphOphat,
Whann'S RaW Bone Supephophat,
Tells EConOmisG.
Empire GaanO, Patapco Gaano
EHsoan Dissolved Bone for COmpoStng
Wanda acid Phosphate for composing,
Tells Acid Phosphate for CODpottnA
You only such brands have established
uaon satisfaction wherever tested We have
ably combination but have abod from the
beginning the all Fertilizers fixed that would
enable buy and them advantage We glad to state
agreed few weeks has already
should still further reduced will
of the reduction whether they buy later We
that they make their purchases con-
and thus rushing and crowdog assured that they viii be
charged only the lowest price.
shall supplies such Bacon Corn and Flour rea
We have good Wagon Yard for our
We buy Cotton whenever offered at full prices Can and
examine o. stock before purchasing
Winters, Alexander & Legg.
Marietta Ga Feb 20h 1879
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
REGULAR MEETING. CITY COUNCIL,
Marietta, March Sd, 1879

htOblAh VII NOONkALy
Marietta, March Sd, 1879 (
Present His Honor, Joel T. Haley, Mayor
and Aldermen Reid, Hudson, Hunt, Gilbert,
and Anderson.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved
REPORT STREET COMMITTEE.
To tho Mayor & Council: Your street com
mittee beg leave to report the streets in toler-
able good condition considering the severe
winter we have done but very little work ON
the streets but expect to begin work on them
about the first Of NpriI as the weather will be
more favorable for working out doors, The street
labor will be more available We have finished
the bridge ON Powder Spring street so az il can
be used, but expect to grade it on each end at
such times as we can find time and convenience.
HUMPHREY RID, Chair. Street Com.
REPORT CEMETEkY COMMITTEE.
Hon Mayor IL Council: Your COMMITTEES on
Cemetery report that the city cemetery is in
fair condition except the fence, and we recon-
mend that the fence on the South side be mads
new and that other sides be repaired with The
lumber from the same
r. l.. HUNT
A. b. GILBERT.
On motion of Alderman Hudson the Gene
terry Committee was instructed to go forward
and have the fencing at the Cemetery made
anu repaired
ACCOUNTS PASSED UP.
Tho following are the accounts passed up:
3 Gorham's salary for month February as City
Marshal. 500 10
Gorliam aud Banks, insolvent cost and
board bill go. .-.--...----...-... e75
w T Banks salary fer month Of Feb.
% Deputy Marshal ... % 90
+ M Wilson. Merchandise 20 81
II. C. White. merchandise 80
Lemuel Black, lumber bill --. % 81
smith & Melodies dray account 80
NJ G.. Whitlock lumber bill - 2 10
A. Il. Gilbert, street certificates 1900 AZ Al
MARsHAL's REPORT.
To the Mayor and City Council; Gentlemen
Since your last meeting we have made twelve
arrests fines imposed SIG 90. Paid as follows
cash Sll 90. One in- OF five dollars worked
out ON streets -Four cases discharged on pay
ment of cost, three of which was worked out on
streets Four cases discharged by Mayor
We hold Treasurers receipt for the above meu
toned 81 90. Death 2, whites.
s GORHAM, G. NJ.
w. T. BANKS, ID. N.
| have collected from John ID Smith So 10
on Tax Fl ia Of 1878 of P, II. Lyon, for which,
| old Treasurers receipt.
w. T. BANKS, ID. NJ.
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CANNOT BE
ExCEIIED-

CHARLRsTowN, MASS.
MR.. III. X. STEVENS.
Daar Sir,-This is TO certify
that | have used your Blood
Preparation" in my family fol
several years. and think that for
Scrofula or Cankerous HumorS or
Rheumatic Affections it cannot
be exceled aud, as a blood puri
fer or spring medicine, it is the
best thing | Lave ever used, and
| bave used almost everything
| eau cheermlly recommend it to
any one in need Vi ,uch a medi-
cine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE,
10 Russell st.
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7S0''no Mn. II. X. STEVENS
Dear Sir, IL will most cheerful
.getlne ly add my testimony TO the great
number you have ah-ady received
.ue,ioe III favor of your great and good
medicine, VEGETINE. for | do
not think enough can he sand in
'getine It's praise; for was troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful
getine disease, Catsrrh, aud had such
bad coughing spells that it would
serm as though | never could
So''"0 breath any more, and VEGETINE
has cured me. and do feel to
sgetlne thank God all the tire tina. there
is so good menicine Ne Vege inc.
.oot;pa aud also think it one of the beet
. O medicines for coughs, aud weak
sinking feelings at the stomach,
sSetlne and advise every body 10 take the
Vegetiue, for can assure them
'getiue it !. one OF the oe''medicineS that
ssMRs, l. GORE,
'SeVhe Cor. Magazine and Walnut Sts
Cambridge, Mass
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TuTT'S PlLLS

ere compounded from substances that nro
free from any properties that can inJure
the most delicate organization. They
kcnrch, Cleanse, Purify, and lHviROrute
the entire system. by relieving the en-
gOrged Liver, they cleanse tho blood
from poisonous huHOrs, and thus impnrt
health and vitality TO the body, catising
the bowels To act naturally, without
which no one can feel we'll.
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TUFTS PILLS

are especially adapted to such
cases, a single dose effects
such a change of feeling as to
aafonish the SuffeYer.
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VEG E,YK TIT E
Purifles the Blood. Renovates
and invigorat ties the
Whole system.
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES A

.4lteratiUe, Tonic, SolUent and
Dj1lpeffo
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19
HSemblY

A petition was presented from T.. NJ.
McGoven, claiming the seat Of Mr..
EldTed. Assemblyman from EsmeruldR
county Referred to Committee ON
Elections.
Allen presented n report from Judi
cisry Committee fa. CRADLE to bill pro
viding for Notaries Public and defining
their duties.
Beard, from Committee on Federal
Relations. recommending the passage Of
Senate concurrent unetnmoriRi r~est.ict-
ing Chinese Immigration.
Lyon,of Storey, from select committee.
to investigate the cause Of the delay Of
delivering the railroad resolution to
Governor kinkead. Found fault to be
with the Secretary of the Senate.
by MISUNDERSTANDING upon Nevada
representatives to secure a further extru-
sion Of the time for granting public
lands to Nevada for the erection Of u
mineral school.
BY Fulton-Of u bill relating to cleo.
tons.
Allen-Relative to the government aud
maintenance of Stat Z Orphans's Home.
POwell-ro provide for the govern
ment of the State of Nevada.
Howe-GrantinS ground to the Unit
ed States upon which to erect Govern
ment buildings.
By Crnwford-Without previous no.
tice-An Act to restrict gaming. [Pfo.
hibits faro games in second stories.
Penalties not less than 81, UUU mol more
than 81. Referred TO Committee
on Public Morals.
Leave OF absence was granted to Mr..
Robinson for the day.
Lane-An Act for the relief of Ii. +.
Wallace. late Deputy Assessor Of Storey
county. Provides relief for Wallace for
the loss Of % poll tax receipts. Refer
red To Committee on Claims.
by NaYhugh-Withuut previous no.
tice-An Act districting the State for
County Commissioners. Referred TO
Commute on County boundaries and
ordered printed.
Senate joint resolution No. 2, in.
struciing Sevads's representatives To
use every honorable cans to check the
further Immigration of Chinese to this
coast by voting for bill No. 2,I43 now
pending.
After soine discussion the resolution
passed by the following vote: Ayes
AZ; overwhelmingly Of Humboldt.
Al l2:lO joint convention convened.
Roll Of both Houses called and quorum
answered present. Minutes Of both
Houses c"nccruIug the election of u. :.
Senator read.
President Adams arose and stated:
1T appearing from the minutes that J.
T.. Jones has received u mnj"rify of both
Houses, ! declare him elected l.. ) Sen.
a,or from Nevada for the cIsuIng term
of six years" Announcement received
with applause.
Cassidy moved that joint convention
ndjoarn sine die. Carried.
At 12:2D Assembly r]ecouvcned md
proceeded to BUSINESS.
Assembly bill No. l.--Rclntivc 10 the
nHuner of appointing NoiHrirs Public
and defining their duties. Bill ordered
engros|rd.
The Sergeant. alarms was instructed
TO see that the Assembly chamber he
properly warmed. Also { o purchase II
stove tor room occupied by Committee
on Federal Relations.
At 1925 Assembly adjourned.
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Jones

Hon. J. Z. Jones was reelected to
the United States Senate by vote Of
Gu TO "a; A. NJ. Hillhouse, Of Eureka,
receiving the Democratic compliment.
taken II was discovered that the joint
resolution, %instructing the Senator to
vote in favor OF the anti discrimination
fare freight railroad bill now before
Congress, had been purloined. suppress.
ed or in some manner waylaid on its
route 10 the Governor. to whom it was
directed, with instructions to telegraph
the same to Washington, in order that
the Senator's Endorsement might be re-.
ceived before the vote upon his re cleo
ton was taken. What became OF the
missing document appears to be in
yolved in mystery, bu: as both Houses
met in joint convention to confirm
Jones election, yesterday, its present
resting place is matter OF small consc-
qucnce. The scurvy trick was success
full, and the State has another unpledged
Senator firmly este blished in his seat
for the next six years.
The Lake Democrat OF the 4th says:
Great excitement has been created by
the discovery, in the north end Of Lake
county, Of n quicksilver mine that indi.
cations point as the rival Of the cele.
bratcd Sulphur Bank mine. 1t Is situated
on the sorth fork Of Eel river, and is
being developed by a practical miner
named Charles Rice, who contends that
II is the most wonderful thing he has
evor been permitted to look upon in the
way Of o quicksilver mine. The ledge
is easily traced for miles, and thousands
Of tons Of ciunabar are being exposed
to eight as the crust lie cleared Of.
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General Grants Cruise.

The United States steamer, Rich.
mond, has left New York for Europe
for the purpose of conveying General
Grant and son and their friends on
their voyage around the world. The
cabins and state-rooms of tho steamer
have been reftted and elegantly furn-
ished. and the Admiral's cabin in par
icular has been furnished in n sump-
tious manner for the express nccommo.
dat,on of tho General and suit. and
the officers have been selected for this
special cruise. 1t does seem that the
Republican party managers are over
doing the thing n little in their manner
Of keeping Grant prominently before
the Iublic.
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Tho Nevada Fish Communication
er's Report,

The Hon. Ii. e.. Parker the Fish
Commissioner OF the State has made
his biennial report in which he gives
n full account Of what has been done
In the way OF fish culture during the
last two years.
In 1877 WAshoe Lake was stocked
with Sacramento river perch and cat
6sh.
In 1878 the Truckee. Carson and
Humboldt rivers were also stocked with
the Sacramento cat fish.
The Commissioner has now on hand
200, 600 MeCloud river salmon which
II is his intention to plant in the Walk
er, Carson, Truckee and Humboldt
rivers during the month Of February
next.
the report gives an exhibit Of ex-
penditures amounting TO SILL "a. The
balance Of the appropriation of $1,000,
made by the last session Of the Legis.
lature which is S2sS &c it is estimated
will pay the expense of taking care OF
and distributing the 200, 900 salmon
now on hand. The Commissioner
asks an appropriation of the present
Legislature Of not less than $1,000
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GIuss Ball Mania.

A dispatch from New York brings the
highly important intelligence that Capt.
Bogardus has broken G.0OO glass balls.
1t is also stated that the Captains fore
finger and thumb of both hands are
very much damaged from blisters caus.
cd by the heating Of the gun. Such
heroism as this Of q man making a martyr
OF himself in the cause Of philanthropy
merits the gratitude Of the nation. The
fact that Capt. Bogardus has broken
5000 glas balls with his shotgun, will
be a great relief to the suffering poor Of
the country these hard times.
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BY NArtin-An Act 70 abolish the
ONCE Of County superintendent Of
Schools. Referred u Coiamittee on Ed
1estion.
BY RoardnAn-To establish = STATE
Board Of Health. Referred to Commit
tso on State Affsin.
To prevent discrimination by railroads
within the. State. Referred 10 the
Committee on Railroads and Internal
Improvements.
by Cassidy-An Act amendatory Of an
Act to provide for organizing the militia
Of this State. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Senate Bill No. l3-An Act prohibit
ing the use OF the Capitol building for
any but Legislative purposes. Read
third time and passed. ayes IL. noes, 4.
Mr.. Westsrfeld offered q resolution
that . COMMITTEES of three be appoint
ed to obtain from the c.. p. X. r., v. 4
T. r Il. and Z. x p. n. q. Il. X. the
rates Of freights and fares charged by
those compaies. Adopted. The Pres
ident appointed Senators westerield.
Msder and Thompson.
The Senate then adjourned.
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rae IasAae AsyInA Qae.tiss.
Il SEEMS 70 b pretty certain that
tAs 6tll which hes bsen introdnced In
the Legislature for the erection Of an
Inmnp Asylam In this State will be-
come . Law. but Of course there will be
. hard hsht abont the location Of the
institution. Reno and Carson will Of
course want il rs they 10 everything
else. but in this connection tue sug
gestion made by the winnemucca Siivtr
STATE deserves the careful confederation
Of our Legislators. That journal says:
"An eligible site for the asylum eau
DO procured at Big Meadows. The
place Is centrallylocated on the Central
Pacific Railrod, aud can be had at u
reasonable Azure. The soil IL as rich.
the climate a. moderate. and tho local..
" a. healthy rs any in the State. An
abundant supply Of water for irrigAting
purposes q be procured from the
Humboldt Irrigation and Development
Company. whose canal will be com.
pletsd neat spring. The western part
OF the State has the Capitol, the State
Prison, the Orphans Home and in fact
all the public institutions except the
so called University at Elko, and CEN
trail Nevada is justly entitled to some
thing in this line. A more eligible and
central locality cannot be found in the
State, and on the score of justice and
economy. II an asylum is bulltit should
be in Humboldt County"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19

TnE Baptist preachers OF New York,
the other day. held a meeting and had
n discussion over the benefits and In.
juries Of religious REVEALS 10 the cause
OF the church. They were abou. equal.
ly divided on the morits and dement's
Of reyivais ms religious machinery, and
came to no definite conclusion upon
the matter In hand. Some criticised
the Moody and Sankey system OF col.
version by exhaustion as eGfecting no
permanent good. 1t a conversion
by exhaustion, aud not tho i'm.
planting Of tho religious sentiment that
takes deep root aud produces good
fruit. Others thought that precisely
the same efforts should be used In ed.
vancing tho ehurch's interest as tho
merchant uses whom he adyertises In
the newspapers.