Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-09-26
John NJ. Roberts and wife

John NJ. Roberts and wife
have been sick for some days.
/-The biggest hypocrite in a
church always makes the most
noise about the faults of other
members, and other people
generally.
The man or woman who is
cersistently pointing a criti-
cism against some one else, is
the man or woman whom it
will pay you best to watch the
closest and trust the least.
They are the biggest hypocrites.
.-Every one has heard of the
great remedy, Good Samaritan,
for the cure Of all aches and
pains. Go and get a bottle of
it, and keep it in the house. 1t
cures hedache or toothache in
one minute, or money refunded.
DR.. Jaques e. Son, the manufac-
turers and proprtetors of it, will
cure you before you buy it, free
of charge. You run no risk
1t is a thousand times better for
children than soothing syrup
1t contains no opium. Sold at
wholesale and retail. Agents
wanted.
Miss Mary Snider, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Sophia Snider, died
very suddenly Sunday evening
Of a heart disease. She had
been around as usual, went in.
to a room and lay down upon
the bed. Her mother went into
the room in a few minutes and
found her almost a corpse. She
gave an alarm, but the young
lady died in a very few min
ute, and Before assistance
reached her. She was in the
full flush of life and never was
sick but little. She was some
II or 18 years of age. She had
a host of friends and many of
them attended her funeral at
Hahn's Chapel. Monday.
Have you used DR.. Jaques
& Sons cure for chills I? If not,
you should buy it at once
They have sold over five hund-
red bottles this season at retail,
alone. A box of pills goes free
with each bottle; all for fifty
cents. Regulation size of one
hundred pills. One bottle has
been known to cure three cases
of chills. 1t contains no pois-
onous medicine, or anything
that will injure the most del
icate or the youngest child DIR.
Jaques Il Son, Lutesville, Mis-.
souri,, proprietors and manufac-
turers of it. Sold at Wholesale
and retail. Agents wanted.
"A few parties from Mar
bic fill! attended the Wheel
and Alliance picnic at Green
wood, near Bollinger Mills. on
the 18th. A Press reporter
was among the number. The
programme began with some
selections Of vocal music by
the singing class. Next was
an able essay written and read
by Monroe Hlndman. After
this dinner was announced
Although there was a goodsized
crowd, there was more THAI
enough to eat for twice the
number present. Besides the
we'll. cooked meats and Other
articles set out by the good
farmer wives, there was al
abundance Of good bal becued
meats done to d turn. After the
dinner repast the exercises Were
renewed by choice songs by the
choir. After this a brief and
pithy address was delivered by
J. w. Hickman, State President
of the Farmers and. Laborer's
Union. Joseph Baker, Thomas
Rigdon, Geo. w. Edmonds ano
a Mr.. Black aech good, rhor
talks, the frst-named not forget
ting to hit the high tariff barons
some deserved blows in an oper
fair way. The next exercise was
marching by members of the
order. and the emblems OF the
order were borne at the head o1
procession. Taken all.in- all i
was a pleasant occasion, anc
ye reporter was we'll received
and felt the better for having
attended.
-NoTIdE TO TEACHERS: j
will hold public examination or
Saturday. September 2Sth 1889