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1t is fact worth remembering
that It does cot take half SO long to
make wound as to heal one.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-08-17

How THE South is FED.-lt hss
been ascertaiped that the south has
paid to the north $50, 100000 for
wheat, $4,000, 900 for corn, $72,-
100000 for meats, and about $780,
100000 for hay, butter, cheese,
oats, apples, potatoes. etc. The
north, in other words, dra vs. on us
for about $200,000,000 year to
liquidate bills that should not have
been made. This sum is far more
than we can afford to pay for bread
and meat, if we wholly depend upon
cotton. This drain has impoverish-
ed us, and from bitter experience
we have almost learned to do better.
The north will not, next season, be
able to take from us over SlO0, 900
on account of provisions and grain,
and a year later the south should be
fully self sustaining. 1t must be
done if there is to be any real inde-
pendence in the south.
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a LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN
ON THE LOSS OF
NAM HOOD

A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment aud
radical cure of Seminal Weakness or Sperma-
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Emissions, Impotency, Nervous Debility, and
Impediments to Marriage generally Consump-
ton Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental aud Physi'
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The world renowned author, in this admira-
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rv~This Lecture should be In the hands
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Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
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If you wish to be understood you
bad better use plain language and
not drop into metaphor or poetry.
An Austin landlord called at the
house of one of bis tenants to get the
rent, not knowing that the tenant
had died. He asked the widow
when her husband was going to
pay his rent, and she replied that he
would be unable to pay the rent as
he had paid the debt of nature. The
landlord who is not up in poetry,
answered: 1 did not know be was so
much involved in debt as that, or
would not have let him have the
house"
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The distribution of the effects of
the lamented Jesse James is still go
ing on, and it is remarkable how
large part Of the country paid toll
to him during his career. OF two
gold watches restored to their owner
by his widow, few days since, ons
went to Louisville and the other to
Philadelphia.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-08-17

A number of physicians and other
citizens of Boston have united in
circular addressed to the teachers of
that city, urging them to use their
influence and authority to suppress
the use of tobacco among the chil>
dren in their schools. There is no
doubt that this habit is becoming
more prevalent among children, to
whom it is equally certain to be in>
furious. The makers of cheap Gig
srettes are largely responsible for
this unfortunate condition of affairs,
which is attracting much considera-
tion on both sides of the Atlantic.
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A Canada boy, aged IA, met with
a painful accident whereby his hand
was nailed to board. He was en-
gagged on steam nail driving ma
chine, and the machine starting be-
fore be expected, descended upon
his hand and drove some dozen nails
completely through it. The hand
was fairly pinned to the board for
second, but as the machine can draw
out the same lot of nails that it
drives in with almost the same
speed, it was only for a second.
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CHANCE FOR A STAKE,-They
were burying a man who had died
in Southern Indiana, when tramp
leaned over the fence and inquired {:
WAS he statesmanP
NO.
'Orstor 2
NO.
poet 2
NO.
Great inventor, or anything of
that sort y
No; he was simply an honest
man.
ooh that's it, ehH Why don't bis
wilder take the body over to Chr
cago and put it on exhibition, she'd
make stake y
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Summer Complaints. .

family brings it
all
PERRY DAVIS 81 SON, PrOprict0Ts, Providence r. l.
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STATE OF GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY:

STATE OF GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY:
JOANNA DowLAND, Libel for Divorce, in
VS.. >C0DO superior Court
VIM. DowLAND. November Term, 1881.
1t appearing to the Court in the above stated
case that respondent does not reside in the
county OF Cobb or State of Georgia, it is there
fore ordrred by the Court thai service be per-
fected by publication in the Marietta Journal
once month for four months in terms of the
law and on failure of respondent to answer,
case be considered in default. Dec, oath. 1851.
JAMES. r. BROWN, j. S. C.
/ hereby certify that the above and foregoing
is true and correct transcript of the minutes of
court w. r. MONTGOMERY, Clerk S. G.
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DrtDw0oD Oak. r., Jan. Co treasure coach
went south Yesterday with 100000 in bullion.
The Homeatakc shipment is one brick short
owing 10 the idcucsS OF the Highland mill from
lack of water The Highland MIL started up to-
day.
The Sitting Bull smcltcr viii start mp next TueS-
day.
The sunday mil, crushing Orc Elmo orc, is nun
ming only u stamps, is water Is scarce.
The Keystone mine has been bondcd to persons IN
New-York for $4,000. This is 4 good mine, and
has been well operated
Extensive work is in progress on the King Solo
mon the machinery Is all in.
There is great activity in the mining interest in
Custcr County; thirty-sX mines ate constantly
shipping.
The Cheyenne property is advertised to be sold by
the sheriff on February ;.
Robinson Consolidated manager tclcgraphed Jan
nary 10 Shipped to-day 80 tons assay a ounces {;
last of Lot $50
The protuct of the Custer mine for ten days Of
January. was 50 1872 gold and 1914 ounces fine
silver
The Chrysolie mine shipped 30 tons of ore on
Thursday.
The product of The Ontario mine for fourteen days
of January was go, 500, assay value
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4 FEW NEW BOOKS.

,Pbillips & Hunt have issued Volume III. in the
Clautouqua Library Of English History and Litera-
1ure. This treats of the War OF the Roses
Professor ,haiyp's Aspects of Poetry "a volume
which was reviewed in THE TRIBUNE of last sun
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"Benevenuta," by Emma Marshall u. =. Dutton
4 COZ is an English story of tie calibre which Is
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teens. 10 quote MI Toots, Its OF no conSe-
quence'
Messrs. Brown 4 Derby have just published
,onderons History of the State of Georgia" from
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wbicb il crowded with details and Ornamented by
ortrats seeks to prove that Georgia was the chief
factor in the American political revolution and tho
war which followed The author was Confederate
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Ar"Analttical Index to the Works OF Nathaniel
uawtborne7 has Just come from the press of llough
ION M,niin & Co. The little volume will be useful.
hr il would have been much more so if TO the refer
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Those for instance, which send the reader to the
Note-RooksD mention only the number of The
Colume and the date of the note Ibis hardly pro-
vdcs for swift; reference. The index Is preiaced by
a slight but agreeable sketch OF the Novelist OF
conscience
In "Golden,P Poems by British and American Au-
t,ors Jauscn McClurg 81 Coz Mr. f. +. Browne
presents q pleasant collection OF iavorte short
,,ooos These include divers modern verses which
apnear in an anthology for the first time One of
these i Mr. f. c. Stedmans pathctically beautiful
lttle noeIn The DIScoverer.' Others new to col
,ec,ious are from the works Of Swinburne, Edwin
Arnold and Austin Dobson. The book has no
mechanical dantiness and not all the selections are
=; the hest taste but il will he valued possession
Tho lovers of verse who ore not likewise lovers Of
exquisite printing.
In her preface to the edition OF Theodore
Parkers prayers just issued by Roberts Brothers,
Miss Louisa Alcott says that one of these prayers
seemed like "a quiet talk with God as II long inter-
course and much love had made 1t natural for the
son to seek the Father as freely as children
hiring their little sorTOws. hopes and fears TO their
mothe1's knee. . Perhaps the secret OF the
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,bot his life illustrated them so truly that those who
lpeyv him felt he had right to pray" The little
volume is neatly printed and bound and contains
short biography of Parker By Mr. r. b. suhborn.
rords Howard g. Hubert have just issued, for the
norticular use of Sunday-school workers, neat
ro,onblet containing the Gospel of Mark III the
- Enoisb yersious-the King James version, the
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CLOSING PRICES or B0STON STOCKS
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FRIDAY, Jan. cor. VI
The long agony is over Nh. Commissioner run
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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY. Jan. 20-P. NJ.

FRIDAY Jan. 20-P NJ
This was one more dark day at the mining STOCK
boards Opening figures were promising Dut tho
sellers were too many for the buyers and prices ior
the active stocks weakened and closed heavy. koD-
inson Consolidated and South Pacific con-
trIbuted so large portion of the business
that those two stocks practically made up the
markets Robinson opened at 300 and rose ~ 70
the closing price an immense business was re-
corded south Pacific also was weak, ana ucctne 'i
from 7lo to 4G4.1O. state lines were 1ulet anu
steady Iron Silver was better at I'D he GOll-
stocks were neglected, but prices were steady 10
firm. Mariposa sold up to 2l2 and Green MOUNTAIN
was steady att.
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THE NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY
ia ANIRoN AND COPPER CONF

Is AN IRON AND COPPER COMPANY,
organized under special charter from the state Of North
Carolina and has u capital stock OF
100000 SHARES
Of par value Of S25 each.
This company valuable copper mines and deposits Of
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ore Is pure magnetic free from sulphur phOsphorous and
titanic acid, and will average sixty cent metallic iron
The construction OF smelling furnaces at the copper mine will
euable tho company 10 pay dividends
Full Information be obtained NJ the branch Office OF the
company, No 81 broadway, ew.IOrk city.
WATSON & GIBSON
Members New York Mimi" & ock Exchange,
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We have special facilities for executing orders in Tomb
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cLosiyG fHIccS or CALIFORNIA Stocks.
s.x rn.ScI,co. rr.aay. Jan. 20. 1892
I'M rrIEGnAru 10 nm TrmCNr.I

The Martin White Mining Company has levied
an assessment uf II per share.