The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-04-20
Have You Weak Lungsp

tWILLIE HATHAWAY,
Have You Weak Lungs2 Il
If you have don't wait until tie
trouble becomes so aggravated Aat |
nothing can help you, whq>/you |
may so eaisly learn whaYxih be of
immediate and permanent benift,
to you, or any of yoarfriends having
pulmonary trouble, though reading
a splendid paper on "The Consump
tives' Clime," published in Demo
rests Family Magazine for May
This article is handsomely illustra-
ted with numerous views of health
resorts and other beautiful places
in Colorado, and will interest every
robust person, as well as those seek
ing congenial cline.
An illustrated paper on "The
Grapefruit" is alSO seasonable,
furnishing valuable information re-
garding this to many unfamiliar
fruit, especially about its BENEFICIAL
qualities as an alternative in the
spring. ain Persia's Palaces" with
its many illustrations, gives a com
prehensive idea Of women's life in
that Eastern Cline; "Next Sum-
mer's Garden" is ja.t in time to be
of practical use; there is Decora-
ton Day story, 'The Voodoo
Charm" and Decoration Day
poem, sour Truce" beautifully il,
Illustrated, besides other good stories;
"Chat" tells about the latest fads,
from "Home Art" you can learn
"How to Frame Pictures" yourself,
and all the other epartments are
running over with reasonable mat
ter, and besides three fuIl-page pic
lures, there are nearly 200 illustra-
tions. Indeed, every member Of
the family is sure to find something
of personal interest in every num-
Der of Demorest's Family Magazine
and it is published for only 80 u
year, by W. Jennings Demorest, Is
f. 14th., New York.
To the Tax Payers of Blount County
notice a communication in the
TIMES of February 10th, from Pleas
ant Walker, on leasing out the
convicts. His views are mine, ex-
actly. On the first Monday of JAN
uary there was a move made to
lease them and it was carried.
| A speech was made by member
of the County Court in favor of lea =
ing the convicts to Knox County, at
40 cents per day, and Knox County
paying allexpenses. He said Knox
County was ready and willing to
take all the prisoners that Blount
had at forty cents day and bear
all expenses. So the motion was
carried by good majority.
Next morning when l went ia
town there seemed to be considera.
BILE excitement over it. One of the
deputy sheriffs came to me and said
that If we didn't rescind that move
and he was sheriff, he would re-
sign if the prisoners were taken
from him. told him there was plen.
ty of men in the county that would
take the Sheritf's place without the
prisoners. think that Blount
County has neEight to keep a board.
ing house for the benefit of one in.
dividual. If our Sheriff wants tc
keep a boarding house or hotel, let
him 60 in business regularly and on
his own hook.
The second day of the same court
there was a move made by the
member that made a speech in IA.
vor of hiring the convicts, to rescind
the move of the first day, and it was
carried by small majority. But
wish to say right here, that l voted
against resembling the move Of thu
first day, and | think the court cu
Blount County out of from one t,
two thousand dollars u yer by re
scinding the order. And just now
when the tlX-payers are burdenet
to the last extremity with taxes
/ think it would be IA good thing fo
every member of the County COur
to look into this matter, and i
Blount County can save two thous
and dollars, or even one thnu-aut
a year, 10 the county, II is the SW0ri
duty of every menlher Ia do ~
j. ". HAMIL.