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Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04

- Snngtprenth9en "Gnren's coldi'
pil sisnnsm ginterens 2sb ftaa iii fr
gibenpttslis toer Tirsbass often fOi
5orsninseus Rsblemmsr, p%asfipe, ion
attire. - 9isie afteusr'er nemlis be
ftemt for ieIltabeIise Sammeufomiter.
ps Ifuloe berfUr Msblemmerne bupe ei
elIsr auoet of siue tilbsofts, pil bet mob.
tasss meb Gatnemiisbeo.
- Som mar peo, er Ben Bear ifft
bot the square dealer ! DEBORAH %
8mneipeif County, nei, ban foripner
Osiua f%iernt6Osnoe Beriorer meo iolics,
imutfe Os pei ~tilIfaarue alat' Y. 9etts
ueo 5oli, og bsrfor tit ban OSiaa npli9
2 Ororss fra Montnun, l fra gdtIfor.
uia, / fra Safota, iumt en- flor 8titIGins
fra "8iusrisrne" | 88caniin, Que pr.
Boit. De, Der bar feet bans Gu'rtisies
msnter, bar baft 9iatb iii BAN % til be
8labe, | builte ban bar aperteret. 8es'
foruoeH traftsr en- fi~srntbuenbe &unbe
en- anoen lisnenbe meo fig, tbi be for
ftaar, at be Der bar itsot paa en- Mouo,
Der sjsr Ret % Sfjal for 8ensene.
- Gnbrtp 8oorb Butt | Nllamofts
60. er nsbbranbt. Nf 8arerne rebbss
oes bet meits. bog uar Gierens 9at
menem 8 % 4 tuiinbe Dollars. Obj
5eIOips SuI bar | 2bsn Gtase, bpor
SnbbOlbet blep srelust. S~elltabsts
Tab anilaues til 800.
- Den Steer, Der tos Briien peb
Fat Stock ubitiainsen | gbiclso, Tal
efter Si9enbe bape fin Mober ube paa
Sobn RcpuSbs 5arm peb gresco.
9pret bar 81 Mauueber sammelt %
usisbe 1875 gunb.
- Sr. TOQef 81. GIeitab fra Srebes
rid, 9. 9afOto, reifte ifslse ct Sriuots
breo ben 23be Nop. meb 9amptibei
"umbtia" biem til bet eamle 9anb,
Dan bill tilbrinse 8interen paa 2omeu
9. Slibre, 8alosrs.
- 8i bill ipecielt bsnlebe Spmar.
iombeben paa 2auoers' 2 Advertisement.
ter Der | 8labet. Oct lgnner fla rigtio
at sisre Snbtisb bOs bet 5irmo, bo
Sarsrne er life &lasie, ps 8riierns
utrOlis laue.
- Or. 3. 8eterion bar bsb ct Slrm,
petrol paret iaa belbis at fomme / 8e.
iioSelie Of en- ijelben 8tolin fra ben
sube samle 9ib. Den bar misbanolei
ps brutfet it'll paa fere Stsber, men ban
pibite, buab ban ifulbe sisre; ban ienbts
ben til en- bsrsmt 8iolirs Sabrifant
yesw Yort, % efter en- Separation poo
$50 bar ban MI ct Snitrument, ium ielr
ben meit fr9sne ps triiiite SLENDER bill
mi8unbe BAN. Den BAR en- ijelbeu pafs
fer Zone.
- 3bOmas Sausen % Gnbre SIS.
bang iamt Sampiilbet Serbia" er nj
paa &eien til 8albsrs. De TO fsrf1
napnte bill tilbriuse Sulen / fit Barn.
~bomsbiem.
- Sibite Wnnbas benbte ben lllptfe
at 9bOmus Gnberion ialbt neo fra er
Stise % brattsbe Softe6eust. Sable
oar life mere END omtrirg s SOB, mel
ban ialot lise paa ct runbt 8ebtrp
Sruoet ct laa bsit pppe, at bet life far
ipialtss, men sfter Omitanbisbebern,
bsfinber @amlinsen fig bog nOtIua bra
Sr. Strebber &psb fra Grescl
iaa pp til Us ious; ban lanses not til
base BERTH, % bet sisr ban &et /.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04

Erafttif. gn Wanb, Der CT fommen
hjem fra Stelieu, fOrtaler, at ban unbs
git at blipe ubplpnbret af Rspere paa
ben prattife Waabe, at ban bab ole,
ban msbte, ON en- Qfmisie.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
Sebsfalb.

On Of be Stubereube ps6 Secorot
Snftitate, 6. .. See, fra 8lainfielb,
Soma, afsif frrrise Ssnbas psb 3sbsr
| 1T Sripatlosi Der / 8pen al Raue6s.
tanSelie, ium ban boboe liot unbsr en-
usss lib. Sans RUber 90 8rubsr
Tom bertil for at pleie bam unbsr bans
SnsoOm, ps, Sa iaa Gsoen fom, Loo Be
Giopbss 2eUninssr brinss tilboee til
Siemmet. 9arsre ps Gleuer teb Sn-
~ititutet pifie bonn ben iibiis sgre pec
urcuet Rafte at marlboro NED til 3epp.
let % ie bans 9istfie brnss Ombprb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
Sra SeSper.

Ir. W. s. 8Ulano Dor ioist fin
5arm til fine Ssuusr, 8. G. os SOnas
SOnanb. Den Sibite sisr glt farbist
til npe Snie6psniuser, Tom ifal ppfsres
til Barren.
= Wr. 8m. g. Relion er msb SAINT
lie HDtttt til Mabel, buor ban briper ct
Saoelmasers8 Grflteo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
On Brett | GaniaS

Ser. 8. g. GouIton. giroeprle. RanTns, Fri.
per: 3r. 8arner - 9eres White Wine of
Tar Syrup bar pRret bru9t / min 5Gmil,e,
ua 81 amer ben for at pRre, hunb ben ucgts
res fer, "a me9et bebre. Set err en- burte
Sur for ale 5la9s Snls og 2unseiDgoomme
4ris 20 % 80 Gents III. SIalte.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04

8pibig 6runb. asitHnnta :"Spur,
for uoisser De Dem altib iaa imuite
5olf til Sppasisre?'
2sitnant g.: "5orbi be altib faar
itsrre Bortioner bos gutitsjomiruerne."
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
Wan %paabrager ia Here alpurliae

Wan p%aabrager ii8 fIere ~afuurlise
sp3oemme oeb at labs Maoen forbiius
/ norben enb ueb nOsen unben Qariag.
-Sfte p~aaoraser man fig iaalsbss Sps.
BONNIE, iOm man aloris ppsrpinoer.
Spspepiia, giles % NeroeIueffelier er
be met alminbelise % be iarliste.
Iariasen til bisie CT / GGminbelisbeb
5uriSmmelie at Ruoen. Be fan fure,
res peb af os til of tase en- 9oiis ct.
Batrids Bils, Der beltanois bspirter en-
Nib Gff5relie, renier bele SpHemet os
resulerer 2ereren ps Mapsn. rs Gents
pr. Sgite. (0sc)
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04

The North Star Long and Throat Bal
som er en- filter &ur TOR Scfte ps 5ortIss
lelie. Ia
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04

Wangelfnlb Cpornselie. 5aberen:
Nen, Gana, buao er bet? Sou bar bu
saaet paa aurius | flee Q1r, os bu fan
life en- Gang - tenbe en- Bibs!
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04

a.: Otter benne 1forifammenbeb
siper jes Dem ct moralf 9refisen.
g.: OS iss labsr min 9iener for
aste Gem.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
Ipertisic
Sub og Splpnbre, sea
os Iaus Briier bos SRegop. Js9S
Set DeStor

oil bare Rounet Tina Fair, pa Hal oobr,,
Onsooa ben 4oe Decor. 1889 meo ct iplrSts.s
mt Splng al 8arer, netop mofisbte / Ss"
Y0rt gttp til gSriier, Der oil pRffe 9orSm,rs
lelie. 8drelageret inobefdtter Nations :,
ole Slnes, unbertsi for Dam r % nprr..
Steuler, Sto, Satte, ouer, Novelties ! NH
tst og Serno1re Hnlesarotuer, Stot,onsrs
Segetsl og Stasoer, Rammer % Ntiter T.,
&ammer; ct uenoelist uopaIa Of Soosr l.,
S%uleppittoen. a5tt Motto er: raft Cmis,s
nina og linen Yrpfi'. Alt fun for SDrtors
Vile tHoSpbss I'll at tomnte, unesriSo,
SarerHe % bere Rltlerre.
Sos. 8. Sell
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06

lieber Elm 8i16 als 3immeri6ntlt6 6abet
tpolle1, bteten mir cine 1T lh0ltem1 Gt1ten1
S6par36rud mls9efitbrte GopIe oet
berilbmten
40. Girtiniiden @eoonma nit be III 6 = rt=
tnsftnoe nnb ben GnQelH pon JsafacL
an, Des %bcrilbmtelten aller 0emGlDe beS
orobeu OieiIters, ipclbe5 Die t6altpt5tc:oe
bcs Wtuicum3 in DRESDEN btlbet. OaS 8tl0
lift, pine ben 81 3oll breitcn 9tdno, 20 3ou
bod unb 143ou brett, alto i1 elneln QSaltoz
i6muf treffli6 gcei9net.
Serner in lh0n nuSgefIbrtem SclSrttG:
IL. Sic seioen @rgelSf5pfe bon StafGcL.
Ii. Mater ~ADolOrosa.
Is. aa!ier gstt0etm I, Ser siseretas:
16. Scatter SSrieGrtd; gEA., ,,zttlct Srtj."
IL. Gaifer QSiljcIm HI.
Is. SSitrit Otto BOA 0SiSittatG.
10. SScG0mari dlatt Graf u. DGoltfe.
"a. 8iIbcIm Der gtegrctde, s5rieorif EfH.
Ctnier IJriB), y; iSnsat6 mn @fotttc, bier etrt=
selne, tretTeno dbulidG 8lloer.
Ollie Dielc 8ilber itlD portreffli6 a1Sgez
fiibrt ur6 f0Enten atf 9cp09nli6em g8e9e
niGt fir ben 9Sreis bon 81 bis $3.50 be-
3ogcr iperDen. sic eignen ftd Dortreftli6
gum 3tmmeri6mu6.
Wte Fritber, 10 ntn1cn tDtr altd oieslnal
oarauf alflnertlaln, DAP no IN clrtr tlelllett
beuti6en 9tteocrlaliung cine In5aRl Nbons
renten na6e Sulallmelt lDobnel, eS tllr lie
portbeilbaft iein miro, ii6 unteretn7
amber itber lie SIT be It clIenben
81 ummern SIT Der tGnbtgen, 10
baB fe Der i6ieoene 8u6er er6altet
unb ft0 6ieie einan0er letbcn f0nnet. Nnf
iol6e 8eiie fDnnen ite ii6 fir Die lan9e1
g8interabenbe cine tOrmlide 8ibliotDef
i6afiet.
9ti6t 5u GrGmien beredti9te 9[bonnentcn
f0n11en jsbes Der nben an9efibrte1 Slider
oDer 8ilOer segen @il1lenbung bon 30 @entS
beSieDen.
8riefe ut6 @jelb aDrciitre man on
ILLINOIS STAATszEITUNG COMPANY,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
Nm Die iGumtgen NbOnnentenI

&ctt Sei0dft - Tito elite SSet=
tnn9 lit etn 6ci06ft, 10 Gut ute
ctttc Sanf ODER Cit &amNaoen =
fattt 6cKebett, &uettst eS ttiG)t SrS=
atttt9 tn fctnem @ii0ern bait tito
Sarettf fscDt, DAB icttc Gttnoen fur
otc ctbaIteac Nnarc 1NN be5eDIe&t+
gu Stcfcut 3UeGe ienoen Die @e=
i@0fte tn ochpiTen 3citr6umtctt -
HtOnatItG, Dal6j6brtiG oOer i6Dr=
lid = GeG)nungcn 94ts, 1ttn bic
GustScn Oaran st crintscrit, SaB &c
TOD ctuaS Sn Oer9GctG,en babctt.
Som Seitcn Der Scitun8, tuctWe
ttber Ole 91n5cn Ncreistigtca Stna=
ten ncrSanSt WirS atatS Scret Gi=
Settt9iiutcr ScSDat6 1tttm09tiG), ic=
6et ctts5clncn 9ttnOen p~cr10mlid)
fcsattctt f0tte,t, bat ooS 2GtsScaScu
Der &cd)nnngcn aud nod) Sen
SioeG, fTG st pcr9etptTcrn, Oh Ser
<ttoe GttG1 at4t Scben TIT 1sttO cb
ct nod AT Oenticlbcn Srte auobat,
Oocr Oh ttid)t, tuie OteS b6ttfS9 nor=
gcfoutt.tett, anocrc 2ctttc utter Ieiz
met Nannet bic 3eittts19 fortbc=
5tcDeta. ODttc 3ablnm8 Ieiftcn s1t
luo4en- Sic Gcnoung Der &cd)=
ttattg ait nit Oer 3aDI,tu9 ia, 0titG=
nattOe ~bcTNSIide WbOttacatten lit
fcit WtiBtratteatSbetucis ge9cn ote=
fclben. Sic tit cine cimfnd)c @eiGyt
Der Seitnmg 8e8em it@ ieI6i, tpte
9e9en jeoett Gttnoen, Dee tmSrauge
HnSerer 0c1O6ftc ustO lit Scrn @oa=
beauMBtieit, oaB er ote Gtctsigeeit
icScr5cit apnnad1en f6ttne, oaS Sa0=
Icn Gwf8cfNObem anS iGItcBtt0
%DerOef7et bat. GotitrIia) tuiro fol-
dtctt Mbonnc&ttct, tpctGDc i'm @or=
aus ~besabten, feline 9~acd11ttatg &C.
fanot. SieS i'm Reconsideration
tit Ocr bette 0e9, smtnnt 1tmr Sn=
ottrdJ ocr @tbonncttt lid, @tarc@t
a1tf etae Yrdtnie, fct cs TT 6efa1t
clues 8M6cs oOcr oes @cffcus
pocr ocS @oGembtattcS s1tut bal=
ben 8rciie, crautrbt.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19
HON A. s. CLAY FOR GOVERNOR?

WHILE we are looking around for
material to make the next Governor,
we ought not to overlook the above
named gentleman, the present speak
er of the House of Representatives,
now serving his third term from the
county of Cobb.
Mr.. Clay is a man of broad views,
a rising man, and as we'll posted in
public affairs as any man in the
state; besides spending a large por-
ton of his life in our section, he
also secured lovely and estimable
wife from the county of Douglas.
Taking into consideration Mr..
Clay's superior qualifications and
his widespread popularity over the
state, we see no reason why he
would make formidable candidate
if he should consent to run. We do
not know that Mr.. Clay ever enter
tanned the idea or not and write
solely on our responsibility without
suggestion from anybody. We
feel confident that Mr.. Clay is the
peer of any man whose name has
been mentioned for the position.
He is true blue democrat and
has ever supported the party active
ly and earnestly. North Georgia s
claim should be considered and re-
spected in the next gubernatorial
race and Mr.. Clay we believe to be
the man.-Douglasville New South.
Yes, the sentiment is growing
that Mr.. Clay is the man for Gov
ernor. Our article of last week
urging his candidacy is generally
endorsed by our people.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19
BRIGHT PROSPECTS.

The farmers have practiced econo-
my this year more scrupulously
than any year since the war. Wheth-
er the Farmers Alliance has been
the chief instrument in encouraging
the farmer to spend less and do
without much he has heretofore
been buying, we don't know, but
that does not make any difference,
the result of this action On their
part will leave more dollars in their
pockets this fall and they will be
better able financially to buy what
they need and pay cash. This will
usher in a more prosperous state of
affairs. Our farming class should
strive to be more Independent, and
they can never be as long as they
are the servants of credit. They
want to get completely out of debt,
pay cash, and feel like they are free
men in the true occupation of that
word. We want to see a prosper
Gus agricultural population in all
this immediate section. There is no
better place to live than in Cobb,
no finer climate or a soil better
adapted to diversified agriculture.
The abundant crops that will be
harvested this season, will place
many farmers out of debt, as we'll
as amply provide for the successful
operation of their farms next year.
With well-filled corn cribs, plenty
OF hay, oats, potatoes, peas, and a
fair cotton crop, the prospect is
bright one, and should call forth
the gratitude of every heart to the
Giver of every good.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19

One OF the largest, wealthiest and
most successful bankers in the
country remarked the other day, on
bsnlg rallied on account of his liber-
afand extensive advertising patron
age in newspapers. Il would soon
er take down my sign than discon-
tiuue my advertising. You must
catch the public eye if you expect to
catch the public purse, and the stan
ding newspaper advertisement, when
changed frequently, is better, cheap
er, and thousand times more effec-
tive than reading notices or circulars.
There is no business so high, so
strong, or so exclusive that it cannot
be benefited by advertising. l
would as soon think about doing
business without clerk as without
a newspaper advertising
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19
Quality versus Quantity.

Vu"AAOJ VOASuS YudHCACJ
Hunt & Co. have demonstrated
the fact that the people of Marietta
want quality rather than quantity,
for by handling only the best of
everything and strictly pure goods
they have built up trade that has
certainly been very satisfactory to
themselves and now desire to ex-
press their appreciation by continu-
ing to offer only such goods as they
can recommend as being pure and
healthful. Having for long time
endeavored to keep always on hand
the best Jersey butter, they are now
prepared to always offer fine table
butter, which with the aid of a re-
frigerator, they are able to keep
firm and in fine condition.
Dove brand hams and breakfast
bacon and pure leaf lard are among
their specialties. "Momaja" coffee
is the best blended coffee on the
market, and the Java and Mocha in
two pound tins is the certainly the
finest to be had. Their "Aime"
flour has made itself an enviable
reputation and if you want good
bread or biscuits try 1t. Crockery,
glassware and table cutlery in full
supply.
Agricola's bread fresh every day.
HUNT Sc CO.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19
WHY NOT LOCATE IN MARIETTA +?

Give hundred Thousand dollars
is reported as being offered the
owner of Battery Park Hotel and
grounds, Asheville, N. c., 10y DR..
Agnew, the famous physician who
attended President Garfield. He
proposes to make Battery Park the
largest sanitarium in the United
States. "-Southe1m Traveller.
The Doctor could save money and
get a healthier place by coming to
Marietta and building a sanitarium
to suit him. There is no finer eli
mate on the face of the earth than
than of Marietta, while the water is
pure free stone of a most excellent
quality. Marietta is located in sthe
Piedmont section, near the historic
kennesaw Mountain, where nature
has made our climate so equable.
that the health-giving properties
builds up the shattered system
quicker than any place on the globe,
This is no idle boast, but eminent
physicians and living witnesses
who have been restored to health
certify to this fact. Here is the
place for the sanitarinm, and DR.
Agnew would do well to investigate
these advantages before he locates
in AsheYille.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19

The Liverpool Cotton Exchange
has been taking 26 pounds off the
weight of every tale of cotton re-
ceived in Liverpool for ties, bagging
and soiled or stained cotton. AS
there is about eight pounds more of
clean cotton in bale bagged in cot
ton cloth, owing to lighter weight.
than bagged in jute, by the action
OF the convention of cotton ex-
changes and farmers in New Orleans,
the American cotton exchanges have
agreed that alter the first of October
they will make a difference of eight
pounds bale for every bale bagged
in cotton bagging, allowing the far
mer pay for the eight pounds in
place of deducting for the benefit Of
Liverpool buyers.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19

A BILL has passed both houses of
the legislature, THAT IL shall not
be lawful for any person or persons,
either by himself or themselves, to
sell, furnish, give or provide any
minor or minors with cigarettes, to-
bacco, or cigarette papers, or any
substitute therefor, under penalty
not more than one thousand dollars,
Imprisonment not more than one
year, one or both in the discretion
of the court. 1t is said Governor
Gordon will sign it, and it will then
become law.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19
CARELESS MOTHERS

Many mothers have permitted their chill
dren to die before their eyes when they
might have been saved. Any mother who
keeps house without bottle of Aker's
English Baby Soother at hand, runs risk
which she may sometime regret. 1t has
saved the lives Of thousands Of children
and is doing so every year. For sale by
j. d. Malone, Druggist.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19

WHEN members of the Legisla-
ture take an oath to support the
State Constitution and laws of
Georgia, and then go off and violate
that oath by trying to fight duel
and commit murder, haven't they
brought dishonor upon themselves,
instead of indicating their "insult-
ed honor" because one calls the 9TH
er a liar?
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19
RLckIen's Arnica SaIve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns,a and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
y cures Piles, or no pay required 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded Price 25 cents per box
For sale by j. D. Malone.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19

SNELsoN may be cranky, but the
principle he advocates, that mem
bers absenting themselves from the
Legislature on private business,
should not be paid their per diem
during their absence, is right. 1t is
rule that governs "a mans bust
ness, and it should govern the bust
ness Of the State.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19

Ed. Brufey is in Jail again for re-
fusing to testify before the grand
jury in the case of the Fast Point
whippers Recently Texas pony
tried to climb tree with him and
broke his leg then his finger was
shot off in duel, and now they
have sent him to Jail for the benefit
of his health
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19

Seattle, w. T., which vas recently
burned, is checked in the course of
rebuilding by brick trust. Promi-
nent men have cornered all the brick
available and run the price mp from
SO to $40 a thousand. Brick masons
have also advanced their demands for
for wages to SO a day.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19

WHAT is the matter with the
Georgia Legislators Are they 60
ing to abandon dueling? None re
ported in the last week.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19

Rev. DIR. Warren A. Gambler in
recent address, facetiously proposed
to ''save the freight on the missions-
ries weare sending abroad by Chris
tianizing the 100000 foreigners who
annually land upon our shores.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19

Near Jackson, Mich, it is said to
be lake OF hair dye. A doctor who
went there and remained three
week tells the marvellous effects its
waters had upon him. When he
went there his hair WIS as white as
a badger, but he washed his head
several times day at certain
place in the lake, and his hair COM
menced to turn black, and is now as
black as ravens wing. A red
haired Jackson girl had her locks
turned black by the same process.
A company has been secretly form
ed to buy the right to use the lake,
build hotel and start a resort for
red-headed girls and white-haired
men, but the particular point on the
lake where the water is taken which
makes the wonderful change in ones
hirsute is kept a secret.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19
Prudential Pile Preparation

Is no Indian remedy, but purely a medi-
cal compound, preserved in the very best
vegetable oil, and guaranteed to cure the
most aggravated cases of Blind, Bleeding
and Internal Piles. Read what people
say that have tried it, and write them if
YOU like.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19

The bill providing for the election
of the Commission of Agriculture by
the people has now passed the Senate
and House, and only awaits the sig
nature of the Governor. The cleo
ton be held at the regular state
election next fall.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19
KNAVERY.

Whoever believes that knaverv.
cruelty, hypocricy or any other vice
can, under any circumstances, pro-
mote even temporal happiness of
him who practices it is but superb
cial observer and a shallow reasoner.
In the worlds parlance, men who
acquire wealth and influence by un-
warantable means are called pros
porous. But what is prosperity in
the true and legitimate sense of the
word? Webster tells us, advance
or gain in anything good" No man
can be deemed truly prosperous
whose conscience is i'll at ease, and
whoever enriches himself at the ex-
pense of justice, duty and honor
plunges his soul, even here, into a
state of adversely which no indul-
gence of the senses, no adulation of
time-servers and parasites, nothing
that money can buy or power COM
mand will effectually or permanent
ly relieve.
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DYSPEPSIA, DESPAIR, DEATH.

These are the actual steps which follow
indigestion: Aker's English Dyspepsia
Tablets will both check and cure this most
fearful of diseases. Guaranteed by and
for sale by ]. D. Malone Druggist.
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ADVERTISING RATES:
MARIETTA GA,
THURSDAY MORNING SEPT. 10. 1889.

EX-SENATOR RIDDLEBERGER has
taken the stump against MALONE in
Virginia.
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VICTORIA. Tenn.
Nav %. 1887.

R. c. MOONEY, JASPER, TENN = After
suffering for sixteen years with piles,
tried bottle of Pro>idential Pile Prep
ration Liniment, which entirely cured
me, and | have felt no symptoms of the
piles for two years. l recommend it TO
Ill suffering with piles.
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Wantel.
Everybody to read what the people say
about the Providential Pile Preparation

Everybody to read what the people say
about the Providential Pile Preparation ::
APLoN, Tenn, April 30, 1889.
P. P. P. Co., SOUTH: PITTsBURG, Tenn
Your inquiry of the goth inst relative
to P. P P. has been received, and in re-
ply l will state that l have received more
benefit from one bottle of it than from all
other remedies that have ever tried COM
bined, although have not complied with
your directions by any means. and have
worked around a saw mill, lifting and
saving heavy logs, yet I have been able
to make full time, and without your rem
edy | know that | could not have worked
one eighth of the time. No one need
have any doubt about P. P. P. failing on
the piles. am thoroughly satisfied that
it will cure the worst case provided your
directions are followed. You are at lib
erty to use this for testimony if you wish.
Your preparation is made to cure.
Respectfully yours,
GEORGE FELKER.
Mr.. Felker is a prominent citizen OF
James county Tenn, anyone can write
him. We are not dealing in humbug-
ging but solid facts, and can substantial,
every word we print, all we ask Is 81 fat
and impartial trial.
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Bruffey has been released from
Jail in Atlanta and is ready for more
notoriety.
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REBECCA KILGoRE,

Price 5 l.00 per bottle For sale by J. D.
Malone, druggist, or sent on application
by the P. P P. Co., South Pittsburg, Tenn.
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IF any dealer says he has the W. L. Douglas
Shoes without name and price stamped on
the bottom. put him down as a fraud.