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TEMPERANCE READING.
An VIEW.
An Annual Destruction In Afroao.i- Drinks
In sse GATED stAtss EqaAi to the fcsr-
IL Earning. OF Over !. ooc.O o a. People.

An Annual Dcssrn~siop In Airoaa,i~ Drinks
An tire Cait~d state. Equal 60 the fcsr-
IL Earning. of Over } .ooc.O 900 al. People.
The economic aspects Of the drink
traffic afford more subjects o. woSder
than any other branch Of political econ
omy whatever. While il may no. be
possible 10 state with anv certainty the
actual sun annually expended b. the
people Of the United States for drink
We at least know the number 81 gallons
Of pure spirits which arr consumed.
and are thus able to form an approx
mate idea If what il cls;s tie con-
sumner. According 10 the report
O. the Commissioner of Internal Rev
eruc for 1884. the number OF gallons
Of distilled spirit, withdrawn for con-
sumption in that fiscal wear was o.
3i2.i1i. for which the consumer can
hardy haze paid Jess than $40 q gallon.
or SIS. ga 30. The beer amounted 10
I1.5.3.122 barrels. costing he con-
sumner at least Sis q barrel. Or >3D.-
2iI,Os Whs;evcr discount from this
estimate we might bee called upon 10
make b. eason o. a part Of The whisky
being sold for less than $40 II gallon.
will be more than compensated for by
the addition of water and ndulierated
liquor. rs well as native and imported
wines. All Of which are ignored IN the
reckoning.
The wa~stefulnesS If this enormous
expenditure will appear more plainly If
We compare il with another important
loss. that of property b. ire. which in
1854 reached Slv9, SOo. l69. In order 10
come sill nearer To an understanding
of the evil significance OF these vast
totals. let us IN 'as;irc them in units of a
mans work for a yca-. Taking all
manufacturing establishments # the
country through. according 10 the zen
su- OF 1880, and dividing the total sum
pad for wages by the average number
Of hands employed. We get S3i5 "a the
average earning Of Al operative BY n
wear, work. Taking thi. unit NJ $3.50
for the sake Of rounder figures. we find
tha, the chief wastes of this country
prescn, the aspect shown in the follow
Ing table:
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
RELIGIOUS READING,
KNOW NOT.

kornctirne. ] know no. when.
BIT sciuetsIne, J snail hear tn.. angela call
me Cay. tio moment. H. beyond nv F..n:
feIcb;tlcc dark shadows ug Ola 40 wIl tall
INC many ctangetui years roll BIZ ere tBs.n:
y Iiat te whcn morning isreakefn next
~ may De even this busy afternoon.
St.uis OF duties. 40 with carts Ieryiex.I.
SouI1 I be scicoIne II IL were "a s.,oaF
Come way. I know net how;
itrne De through long weary hours Of main
WIN soothing touch of loved ones on ms
brow. ny
Aiih uen1cr ministries bestowed IN win.
or II may hc 10y Some swI II. sudden t,.ow.
= fJhst 10 TAI a>ieep-slch sweet release
fCfcoa : besoved ones there doth sometimes
wait:
Bet through some door OF suffering or os
peace.
know that ] shall pass tho shadowy gate.
know not hour nor wav.
Hu' ood dotn know, and there nv heart siaIi
rest:
content TO walk straight on. from day 10
day.
Leaving AL choice 10 Him who choos<.th tss,
only His voscc each moment to obe,,
Then ~nen mine carr, attuned to sounds 70
sweet
Z snail catch the rustic Of the angels wings.
M lips shall answer: Ready" while to NEE.
Their coming MI my soul exultiny springs.
-bd sctDsd1l-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
WISE SAYINGS.

True charity is the score q. all
Gods commandments ~Carysos.om.
Though we know not where the
road winds. we know where II ends
Spnrgcon-
Gratitude To a covenant God makes
even a temporal blessing 4 taste of
Eeavea.-hoiaGinG.
Divine confidence can swim upon
those seas which feeble reason can no;
fa;hom.-W. Seeker.
-Woulds, thou have tbs flesh eher
thy spirit? Then let thv spirit obey
thy God Thou must he governed. that
thou mayest govern--AegssaRc.
If il ne my lot 90 c.swl. l will
crawl c~onten;edly: if to fiy. ] viii fl
with alacriiy: hut. rs long as 1 can
avoid it. l will never be uasappy.-
SyGncy SMITH
To make soy re nook of Gods crea-
tisn a little better. more worthy o: God:
to make some human hearts Q little
wiser. happier more blessed. less ac-
cursed, Il is work for . Goi.-Bcp;ss.
HecSig.
Mems lives should he Ike the DAYS.
more beautiful in the evening; or Ike
the seasons agiow with promise, and
the autumn rem with co'ic1 >heaves.
where good words sad deeds have
ripened oa the field
When faith and hore fail. as they
do sometimes. we must try charity.
which is love n acton. We must
speculate no more en- cur aU,y. bat
simply do il. When We have done IL
howes er hlindly. perhaps Heaven waA
show us w~hy.-Dfnaa a.siocG-
What is on death but . nights
sleep? For as through slc"p all wcari-
ness and fa.n;ness pass away and
cease. and the power II the spirit comes
back again. so that in he morning we
arise fresh and JOYOUS, 50 at the last
day we shall rise again. ~ if we had
only slept = night, and snail be fresh
and strong.-Aart;n Luther.
Pain, though an evil itself. may
lead TO iivelier gratitude. which is every
way q good thing. "How easily God
can make us feel tbs; fifteen minutes
respite from pain is a great mercy" 30
said . venerable sufferer. At the close
Of such . fifteen minutes, following
LONG. long hours Of unrelieved agony.
Psalm CHI vents The gratitude Which j.
By Divine bene6ts, aAd
among these Is the healinS e dissasA
-6eptist. 0tGgleT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
A HEREDITARY CURSE.
The Awful Responsibility NJ Parents Ad-
dicfed tn intemperAsce.

Inc Awful Responsibility NJ Parents Ad-
dic;rd tn intemperA.c-.
Dr- Howe in . report on idiocy made
to me Legislature OF Massachusetts,.
states tkat: The habits Of the parents
of ,hre, hundred af the idiots were
learned: and one hsndrcd and fortv-
fire. o. nearly o.e-AciL are repor cd ss
known .o he habnual ~drunsaris.'
Such pareas. i, is affirmed. give a weak
and lax constitution - their children,
who are. Consequently. 'deficseu, in
bodily and vital .ue.gy. and predis-
posed b: theirvery organization { o have
CRAVINGS for ascohol : s~tineiants: MANY
of these children are feeble. and i've II
Regularly. Having :. lower vitality,
they fee, the wait Of $ 3mc st mutation.
II they pursue the cours e If der faith
ers. which they have N ore teur.afion
TO follow. and lei powe, to assid. than
the children Il The temper sse. they add
io their hered tsry weakn -. md in
GREASE the tendency to idio :. IN their
co0situ'ioa-sai iris they 4. Sve &c their
children after them The ,areEas Of
80 ~NS- w. eGst Va &4A8foS 000 A3O
seven idiotic cl.iiirea.
Dr. Howe conciudes that three touxlss
Of all idiots are born Of in,empee re Pc
rents The following. among Other
cases caeasioned in his report pre- senss
. painful illustration Of these facts:
NO So. IL G. F.. aged thirsy-thre e.
His mother Was extremely intemPerzee
Tor several years before his birth. =
/. . and died Of delirium t.emenS
Muscular vigor % impaired by . singu-
lar affection of his nervous system. |
which gives him the sir. oais and sp-
psarosce Of drsnkes 0sa. He seems
70 have inherited from his mother al
sesoag resemblance % her acquired
hahiit q body. He tiH anA ssngen
! HI walk The Hukio0 a.
- UnDclD ~ 011ea1y Ghschoa -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
Il Il Really ConsumptIon:

Many . ease supposed 70 be radical lung
disease is really one of liver complaint and
Indigestion, but, unless that diseased liver
can be restored TO healthy action. 4; viii 30
clog the lungs win corrupt.ng matter as 70
bring on their speedy decay, and thea in
deed we have consumption, which is scro:.
ula Of the lungs, In its worst form. Moth
ing can be more happily calculated 10 nip
this danger in the bud thaa is Or. Piercefs
'Golden Medical Discovery" by druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
TIE twen.y..ourth annual s.a.emeu:

THE twenty-fourth annual Statement: OF
the Burlington Insurance Company as APP
proved by the Auditor of Iowa il a very
c~redi:able one. IL shows SicD,0s.Uo cash
capital, aggregate cash assets S.ji ,Use.a3.
Total liabilities which include slVo.oJo.00
cash capital, SIs3...0.J9 reinsuranc. reserve
and all other liabilities. Sssl.3sSSn. This
gives the Burlington n net surplus OF >i-'.-
.4aGa Besides this lar &c surplus. the Com
PAW holds the secured obligations o.: the
stockholders Tor S30,0oo.0 for the further
protection Of poiicy-holdc-s. This is an
excellent showing and will hegct well
ucrit.d confidence among property owners
In this the oldest Of Iowa companies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
or Inser-., to Property Owners:

The following letter from the State Su.
perin:eodent Of Iasurgnc. denotes the
standing OF the Burlington Insurance Com
pany In Kansas:
STAIE or KANSAS INSURANCE D~YpAxrNHST. /
TOPEKA. Nan. April ~, isaA (
LEHoY ST AMAxn, Usage CIV. Kan:
Dear s.r:-The burlington has brcn nd
mitfed 10 transact business IN Kansas FOR tho
year ending February - lSdA
This fac: In enough 20 show that IL is
deemed worthy Of patronage
Yours, Very Truly,
Z Ii. Moa1-s, Sup.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
Answer This II You Can

I. sA<rr q r-r~nn living uac evrr aw -
case os zxo~ b~iccSucss er
nearalxsA ~ any asza,e al ue sfosnSh
ltx~r % ksiuxys HAT Hop bssssss WI -
carer
NJ Eosacs Sys Hop Htsrss h ths @y
Ting ;az: usi k~~p her frosa stser ssssrko
e paralysis AID hesaArh. I'D osxauD
SsaL
Ny yssse ssrkiv. s>sss sssy. ~ss etaagS9
Into a Srw%i ss~zaSsEx any Aad ! Gas nsE3
fFoaa . srk s1 b ussss Hep hsssers
sacrf tina 4 q ScTnxa
80 No r-e Ia sosry as~ss any i1v-s.
KiEs~y o. urinary sroah8cs cr<NSSy
Es xa;s uA-s~ &c Da1e.es a. flop BIZ
trx srxrr fa-.s sG . care vaese a~ss
px-~4ase -!
II hsd xeyvr~ attacks o, gravel and EA
mel tr~asae wn afs21,As - xrf sny rsstr
riu~ or ac~.oz n rarr ss aatl I u~sl sssp
b.s.rfN They sEfee &c "a a s.sess Azsn
- r Y ARR
TT rnA~athy oS lnarts. ssar~ys cssre
"gszss1 f.gSEhf's disease ftscsuzssza& ~
"a hosde 90 osls~x - oss aad fsssi sa~ss-s
wA,ra IAN - prevented ~.IA Hog nassss
Il Aken IA tuss -
-I4aa.nxioa. AAA- Feb = ts-s ihzsc
w. sARE - 49, $50
/, TO nsArise tAas sasYaa~- essaa fos .st-
saa- sEscAA kAtacs rsA.lzsn.As Ass al
diseases tnrs.ea. Ia t..iS asalArxsi elsmss@.
Ia L AIzxA~paA
~Nssr~-. Mach-. Sert Esth isfa Sssss
! tasr bra iAtins lisp hes-~s~ tx ssssas~
NATION 81 kNinrys Aasa hsssaeE II has
- done fsF nc .fs< t@E - 'srszss b&s-4
+" Ia eo-cur~d ne 1br srect 81 fss fsstsfs
s~~Esed Lac nag c IA sze W. l. GssnA
GE~rR-fulr Hoo 4 tf~f~ have t~r~ - r~af
value g. 40 90. 49, ug ~sts tsr scS fE~~r
fUF eErr t@a Esrntax. &EG Csast r~s 80 rA@
GIUi ! iraad year Hus Httrra To thss e9r
Ter nr frV "a 3st ) a. 30 sas sDe ~ frszAr
ezka y a. ri AIS rs~Enns~~i tara \ -
SxoAFsGt- e. faszea -. tazcAo IA
-fsrah tG. nervous. fscsseAo~. cd
iadics ar sHsdr ~r~r;~ly sa~ as-i spa Sat-
y ~ usns iI~v lsi'SsA
S.nr s~nass~ ~tsssus q baasA 40 sr~~a
fgcg~ On fAs -hte ssf-4 sssn al ~ vile s<s~
ossoss sfse wa -Bep~or tup> - ssnss ns.~
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

TIVE voLTAIc BeLf CO.. Of NanSaIl. Mich,
oh.r 20 ssnd their cei.bratH KLscTRo-voL-
rAIC BELT and other Ei-xcTKc APPLIANCES
on thai for - days, T. men young or old
afflicted With p-rvoos debility, loss o. vital
ity and al kindred troubles. Also for raea-
mssisa, .ncur Al ia ,per>ysis ana many 9th
- diseas-A. oist< restoration 10 health,
vi.or, and manhood r~uorarts~i. No risk in
CURED. as ~ days trsa! is allowed %YiH
them NJ once for illustrated pAsnphls:. free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
international Sunday-SchooI Lessons,
sFCpSD CTapTRy-

sTCoSD QUARTER.
May "i-Thc Faithful Saving Tim \. IL
Nay @-i'anIs Charge TO Tim tiny Tim. z: L.
June Gods Message by Hi@ son. lid. I: ia
June Tine Priesthood of CHRIST Hell. 8: IL:
June 2i-lris;iau Progress. !. Pct: Ill
juno --EcTicw: Service al Song, Missionary.
temperance or other Lessons sc..,esed b,
the rciioog-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
Crxp. ~.

GENERAL CAE.r. ina recent sSeecs
in Chickering Hall. n. T.. claimed thai
1.-The Intoxicating beverages Of dn1er-
emf nations psrsske Of the character a
their people The Americans who are
made mp Of people from MANY ooun-
tres VII take anyth;ng and get druak
% anything"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

times results from neglected or badly
treated piles b. our improved methods,
without knife. caus;icur sAlve, we speedily
and permanently cure the vors: pale to
moH- Pamphlet, references and terms. two
letter stamps Worlds D~ispensary Nedi-
cal Association. CO. Main s., Buffalo, y. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

AHEasAxf item b nose i The estah
Exdnent Il . Temperance ma@sxise
for IL blind. pEznted in naed canc.
tHs 1oe finger reading. u = 1nrDs6
MsWuepesuos society q to Yoane
Ahse1Dsu Enina e Hoke-Heul<
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

ELSIE tseeins for the first time a calf:
"Oh. mamma, These uigs: T.. the litsl-
cows tina: give coad-Esea miIs - I.
IuxcysaaeAl
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

Tsoxx CONTAINING cf SoV Tesoes o.
H-oars-asss ssocid rsr Bnowx's BDoscniAL
TRocsES The effect h ex-<sordt1afy.
4 gers and sr~ak~-x csc them frr cs~sr1nS
he vu.ca Sod oxly IN taseA Sea
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

Drain your land, wei. cul-
tiva,e thoroughly. and farming VIII
pay.-PtI;rie Farmer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

DUDE. coming into the editors san ctum
asks: Anything fresh today" Re-
Spouse: mo; nothing unii YOU came in."
tExItl
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

A Book Frre: on the Lver. m IHsrnss- and
Cure DIR. Saafoed. ~ Brosiway. Nee York
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

THE curse Of cap--cxrrying 10 unie-
the arm at right angles with the BODY
Boston 7ranecripG
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

P,kE'sr oorHAcgE DRors cure IN n iruts-ze
GSans SsiphnS Say heals and beau;ire~ &C
GLRxAx CORN REMOVES Kills Corus q Bai 1ouA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

A CURIOUS fac. IL nstarai history-Tast
SO many iishes frequently GO In seine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

Wrfs \ mans tnsrI r-co~~rs sssn .
s.ets os rualcS.0s. hs dc-s7T ns~~-ray
die. but lie SDas Exs 4asa-fse&s hsa-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

THE artist who dresses the hair % en-
lrishmsn may not lie a Fenisn head.
scenter, but he is ~bart-rous enough IA be.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

To rxxax Up -oids. fev-rs ard iaasmr7s.
tory attacks. 80 rr. Rsr-uxs Con2Scnd
Ex-rnc. - S.rR-t-w cs-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

AUDITOR LEpLIE, Pe-e & Marquette
Railroad. says Red Star CouSh Cure Ia SAFE
and sure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

"PERrrpy in Sugar" il the title os an
article In an exchange. We never hear,i
sand called by that name beiore.-N. J..
Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

A cEEAr many ra-7 g; tSeir tz-rss
Ia ned n e BASEBALL szascs-<
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

TaE more noise q dog makes, the less Is
his bite TO be feared. The contrary 10 the
rule " tn the mosquito.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

" afijctcd With Sore Ewes. use ~. Iease
Ebo0paou's Eye wssex. DrugsisA aa - &c
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

MAKING crazy quilts is the proper w0-l
for tedlamiies--ChioGyo SKA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
The Mirror

Is no 6afterer. Would yoa
make Il ten 4 sveefer taJe7
Magnolia lmnthe charm
er that almost cheats tie
~looking9ias2
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

IL h=d <eTsrv a.:aeks ~ gravel ard KID
"ncy trsasse va zEzalss 10 xrf sny racar
riu~ ar ac~.as ~ csFr as aatl I u~s tsp
b.s.sfN They cared &c "a a ssess Azsn
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

t. rhArathy ox lnarts. ssln~ys css-e
gravel ESEhss disease fhrauz.szA ~
- hosde "a oslsex ~~osss aad fsssi
wAirA u2n - prevented ~.ta Hop Easas
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29
ALL WEAKNESSES or DIGESTION,
01.OO a BOTTLE.
n, \. WARNER & CO., Rochester, ny.

PpoT. ). Q ADAMS scafh syr.cr.>. X T. seo-sr
rasDas vsrsrs \ sFrrg 500 lae brsltnthS sSf8xS
CO. terms Ter cysps .ssa aac stS-aseh aisrSsf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

L. sA~sr . y-rua living b evrs SAN
case os xxo@. ~hsiscaxucss n~ervuc<n<-~ az
neafzaTA ~ ans aszase al ue sfosns
lsxrr % kstrx3s hat Hop kssssrs WI -
earcS
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

G~FsrR-ToGr Hsr Etf.f- have t~~o - r~ss
value g. $40 90. 49, rg ~ts a. rs~S fT~~E
fssr osrr t~S Fsnntax. zEG cauAf go - rAe<
GHUl inad year Hus Httrra To hsss sGf~
Ter nr sFUa dst rs. GO sas sDx IN fre@Ae
bazta , a. ri aly rsxxnn.~~i t.ssn. !
szoaTsEi- g. fagzca "a. Cszsao lA
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-07-30

PROTECTIVE SYsTEM.-The best is
that in which the farmer produces
everything at home and avoids spend
ing his money abroad for articles he
could raise or do without. The true
greatness of a country consists in its
capacity to satisfy the wants of its
population, and the true independence
of its inhabitants, to develop and CON
fine their wants to its productions.
The Southern people, in the "Gettys-
burg language Of Horace Greedy,
are within ''stone throw" of this
independence.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-07-30

WHAT Do You LIVE For BE
cause you have to work, do you go
about the place grumbling, frown-
ing, looking sour and snappish, and
making yourself as disagrreeble as
possible? Out upon some misera-
bic blindness and folly. Be wise
laugh and grow fat-enjoy what you
may. Doyour work cheerfully, hope
fully, playfully, skillfully, and thank.
fully that it is as well with you as il
is. And don't forget to treat you
wife or husband, smilingly, lovingl,
and devotedly.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-07-30

SWAMP MUCK.-It was the Amer
lean Agriculturest, we believe, who
said IAN acre of swamp muck three
feet deep was worth s25,000." Nc
doubt such statement is as,ound-
ing to many people; but it should
not be more so than that of DR..
Lawes, of England, who said "a ton
of bran fed to a COW, returned more
than it cost in manure" If bran
turns out so well, what shall we say
of our far richer food, cotton seed
meal? Don't suppose all swamp
muck the same in quality. Some of
it would not bring S25 per acre,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-07-30

The richest man on the stage is
doubtless Joe Murphy. He is worth
a cold 100000 if he is worth dol
lar. lie was a poor Irish boy, and
started as a variety singer and dan
Ger. His one ambition has been to
make money, rather than fame as a
distinguished artist He has stuck
to Irish dramas, and he has always
played to big paying business, while
other shows have languished and died
on all sides. He has sung "Only a
Handful of Earth from My Dead
Mothers Grave until it wrings tears
from even him-tears Of agony. The
song, however, touches the hearts of
his audience every time without tail.
The women bo-hoo and the men de-
mand a repetition. Players who are
satisfied with modest positions in the
profession like to 90 with Murphy.
He expects them to do all that their
contracts call for, but he treats them
fairly and pays them fairly. Nobody
begrudges Murphy his prosperity, for
the reason that he is known every
where as square and upright man.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-07-30

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS-Does not
consist alone in oyerworking and
half starving them, but horse or
mule hard at work in harness with
his head reined up stiflly in an UNI
natural position, presents a picture
equally cruel, and injurious both to
the animal and pocket of the owner.
Weak loins and kidneys affections in
working animals, often spring from
this source, the fore quarters are
thus thrown upon the aft. Why sac
ritice the usefulness of horse to the
folly Of so-called good looks"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-07-30
Aaritultural.

WHOSE DISCOURAGED THE fol-
lowing appeared in the Tallahassee
Floridian: ''IIas any truck farmer
become discouraged and cursed out
the market and newspapers because
he shipped few crates Of vegetables
and failed to ''realize p If so, let
him answer how often he failed to
''realize" on cotton. Don't every
body know that when a gold mine is
discovered thousands rush there,
while few only get the gold? 1t is
so in all industries, trades and pro
fessions. All can not succeed, else
all would be rich and riches cease to
be riches. Do you ask why this is so
Enquire Of Nature it is a part of her
economy to compel men to action
You well know you would not work
you were not obliged to do so"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-07-30
WHERE TO GET lob PRINTING.

Attention is directed to the jobbing de-
partment ofthe MARIETTA Journal which is
provided with the most approved and ex-
tenSiye facilities for the execution Of lob
printing Of all kinds, from tho smallest label
to the largest poster, in black or colored
inks, at prices as low as can be had else
where for an equal grade OF work. We are
prepared to print at short notice, pamphlets
posters, programmes, circulars, letter heads,
checks, envelopes, bill heads, blanks of all
kinds, catalogues, business cards, and every.
thing in the line Of printing used in the con
duct of every day business.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-07-30

IMPROVING SToCK.-Don't hest
tate to improve your stock because
it takes time. 1t takes time to do
anything well. Learning how to do
a thing is the first lesson, and it takes
little time to do that. Many fail
or only partially succeed because
they undertake without this lesson.
The highest success comes from the
best understanding of the things to be
done.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-07-30

REPUTATIoN.-Has your town any
manufactures? If not, start one if
it has to be bone buttons, shoe pegs
or match boxes. Have a reputation
for something useful and good at all
hazards. But for such energy and
enterprise, do you think you would
ever have heard of Sheffield or Man
chester Very out-of-the-way places
have been made famous for the ex-
cellence of manufactures started on
a small scale by single individuals.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Agreeably to an order of the court of Or,
binary of Cobb county will be sold at auc
tion at the Court House door in said coun
ty, on the first Tuesday in August next
within the legal hours of sale, The following
property to wit: Lot of land No. 1903, lor
1889. 30 acres of lot l240 10 acres of 1901
| acre lot 1241, all in the 10Th district anC
End section of said county, and lots Nos. %
26 and q, all town lots in the town o
Powder Springs. Sold as the property o.
James J. Barnes, late of said county deceas
ed. Money to be paid LIST of December
next. This July 9th, 1885
j. w. 81 J. T. BARNES, Admrs.
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TUFTS HAIR DYE
HEADACHE
and all BILIOUS COMPLAINTS are relieved by taking
WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
Purely Vegetable No Gripping. Price 25;. AL pruggsA
A NEW PROPOSITION.

GET UP CLUBS The Marietta Journal
will be sent in clubs of TEN for one dollar
each, cash in advance AS an inducement
we will give an extra copy Of the paper to the
person getting up the club. Single copies
of the paper positively not less than 81 90
This places your county paper within the
reach Of all and there can be no excuse for
not taking it.
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II. NJ. HAMMETT, Ordinary
GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY.

Whereas, T. c. Mccarthy Administers
tor of Archibald MCCARTHY represents to the
Court in his petition, duly filed and enter,
ed on record, that he has fully administered
Archibald Megarity's estate This is there,
fore to cite all persons concerned kindred
and creditors, to show cause, ifany they
can, why said Administrator should moi I've
discharged from his administration. and re-
ceive letters of dismission ON the first Mon
day in October 1885
II. NJ IIAAIMETT. Ordinary
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EXECUTORS SALE.
GEoRGIA-CoBB County.

NI1OFFNII4h VIII
By virtue of an order from the court Of
Ordinary of Cobb county will be sold, on
the first Tuesday in August 1885, at the
Court House door in said county, between
the legal hours of sale, lots OF land Nos.
1885, $50, S8l, $40 in 18th district and 2nd
section OF Cobb county and being what is
known as the VIM. Duke place, containing
so acres more or less Said lands sold as
the property of VIM. Florence, late of said
county, deceased, for the benefit OF heirs
and creditors. A credit until January 1st,
1886 will be given to purchasers.
l. b FLORENCE, Surviving Ext
of VIM. Florence, deceased
June Both 1S95