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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-23

GrfdItunsen, 8uffcn, pcben Sals, 9nfluenIas
SroncbitS. 9uugenent,iIneuns, Sbsumas
tismus, 9tsurdIgte. &opffdDmerI, 3dbns
fcbmcr;, aftbma. Sruffbeflemmuus.
b:iIt un6 Uerblnoert

SroncbitS, enngenentjuneuns, Sbsnma'
tismus, fturdI9te. &opffdmerI, 3dbns
fcbmcr,, aftbma. Srufbeflsmmuns.
ID p, Mo, q. 5aHuar 1896.
8aouaD & So.
Rcici ict ocH ltBtsH itbs SabrtH tets in meiHem
oauic qcbalttu. Sb bab, OaiieIbs IN ieOsr art ano
q8,ie pcripcuoct, uuo taro, bah IS ous Bette auf
GrStu it, gor itds Sabrsn mar i'd trfrantt; i3
prubirte of. @yttn BON DttoijlntU, Dob brubten
bieislt,r mir ftinc 0ulfs. Isin Batter lab Sbre
@H,siqe in ben 3t;uuCo unO rittb mir, cine f5aibe
Iu ptriubcu. Sd tbGt Slcies, uuo nO6otm i5
ts orei Iugc 9cbvautJt bate, iuar ib I'M StdHot,
aufufchcn Scjt iHer y}cit babe ib cs tets UOrs
rdt6iQ otbalttu unD I'D babe aud mcncn Ra6z
barn oaritbcr JRitibcilHug gtmacJt. DtctHe 6rGu
par BON ,3ubudmcrIcU GcplaGt. Sd mabte bel
ibr cinen 9criud nit Der Weouin, uuO Der s9m,rj
iDdr auQtntlitlid) bcicluet. SD iammclte Uds
Gin unD Qtritih init melnsr Sodno 5pIlbm ben
@uQeu=Runpf uno StanOGro, ipoour3 cine i6lims
me GuetiburN otr SGnO osruriad)t tuuroe. Sd
silt, ioicrt nad SoUis uuo that en Guautum RaOs
MAPS ReaoO 9titi Olrauf, iuorauf bic S6mcrItn
peri6ponocu. Nt5 perbanO iooann nltins 9uuo nit
cirem S!it 5IaUucl, that nlebr RabpaDs 8raop
Rslicf Duraui. uHb iGOH nab elmer StuuOe max
I'D I'M Stunbt. mtiHe Nrbtt Uicoer auiJurehneH.
sd fann nht oantbar Qcuug ooiur itin. 9th touute
nod 5sotut,no mtbr barber ibrcibcn, bod Uiiros
bisi.s 9latt uibt bic Sdltc non DCm fuHcn iOunen,
mas b I6rcibtn m0tt. 2btunEsool Sbr
q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-23
. 8 4OziG 9rige Subtl a u N
bes Nprb beuti den
QIph b.

Der IorbbeutiAe Qlobb, cine Der
5pei gr0Bten S4ifffubrts@8efellf8
ten 9eutf3Ianb's, feiert 5ur 3eit in
Bremen bas SubilGum ieines 40=jd6z
rigen 8eItehens. 2lm 20. 6ebruar
1857 erfoGgte in 8remen bie9runbung
Der 8eTeqi4aft, bic lire 5a6rten nit
brei 5tpii6en Bremen uno enqlif6en
6dfen berfebrenoenOampfern beqann.
Die @ef6i9te bes 2loDb lit in Sur
gem, fpie folgt: Sin Sa6r na6 Der
8riinoung purbe bic erite Neipzgorfsr
2inie erDffnet, 1866 Elm nD9entli6er
0erfebr nit ben Ser. Stauten einQez
ri6tet. 1867 er6ielt Der g2orbo. 2Gopb
Die 8ef0roerung Der amerifunii6en
9of. 8alb fOIgte Die Gr0ffnunq neuz
er Qinier, 1868 na9 Baltimore, 1869
na6 g2epzSrleans, 1875 na6 Bro
fiGien uno benz Ga Blatu; Iebtere Qinie
fpurbe balb barauf in 3pei felbititGnz
bioe Qinien getbeilt. Seit 1868 baute
ber gforbb. 2lopb fir ben @erfebr
nit Netp<gorf S9neIIbampfer unb
bat beren gegenipGrtig II i'm 8etrieb.
1886 ii6ernQ6rn bic -8eieqf6aft ben
8etrie6 Der pom Rei6 unteritibten
Observation-Disclosures nah SItz
alien unb 9luitralien nit 3peigIinien
na6 CSapan, gfeuz9uinea, Sium unb
Sumatra; bic beiben leBteren 2inien
erbalten feline Rei6sunterftiibung.
1890 purbe bic S9neloampfer=2inie
8enuuz9ibraltarzNe zNepzgort erri9tet
unb 1892 bur9 cine 4OitbampferIinie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-23
GTe Grippe"

Or. Ratiuap & 60. MsiHt ocrrtu! Sd babe
Abr Pcuop asliei ict mcby c.5 p &o5rtn 81 Heis
n,r Orpbtu 3uiritpeuhcluug QebraUtt Jb gss
brautts es ocgen Gripgt. guuQtueHtIiHoGng, &igs
ptnFeu .GntyiiubuuQ uuo ale Nr:en oon Gciotu uuo
sdmtrJen, uuo fGuO Ooii,l5e 81 ie0er 3sit uuicbIs
bar AbiIHgsOon
& g9 Ruumou B,
Gr 81. GrtsantsStrdbc Wd6olttopn Corn.
gtTitf mro cine 58u5:tt pou SaoDags 9ncn tus
rirt.a fiirf Dsi:Qlcpt mrncr j5amijte BON iencr
I u re DCr,
Nib5uTu, QitesGruUtD. WtO.
Jnr,riit anqep amt. Gin balbcr
sbttl6ffcl ron in cinem bal5sn @!es @a0er bcs
iejtiqt in lusnQtu Wiuuteu Qrampts, SbDinbcls
grf5Is icurcu Waqsu. 8auisu, Grbrcdcn, Sob=
Srsrr,r frcn,5oIt-s Ropirutb Eurbfan. Rolif
SI9GTnseu uuo aHs inutrcH geitpuocH.
gQGlarl in itirsH orlbsosnsH 6ormsH Diro tus
'ti g. al s,5t taa neitmittel in per 99et gsl@.s
aicbcr uno S3meB,n ionic Smut m i9nflP'n FttstTT
YIrirf, luit r a D ipaDs Rtuo0 6stisf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-23
9fucb elm &icicnoampfcr.

3ebn Gents erfparen Sbnen 5utpei>
len 5ebn Dollars. 8oufen Sic elm
fiinf ooer 5ebn Gents 9adet BON ela>
ftif9er StGrfe ELASTIC Starch).
@s pirb ii6 uls cine CUTE 8eloanlage
ertpeiien. Die 9lGtteiien SanbeIss
marie befinbet ii4 uuf iebem 9adet.
(46l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-23
n / 6 t.

Der militdri76e She'll Der beporz
teHen0enSnaugurationszParabe niro
peniger 9roB fein, als Bel fru6eren
dbnIiden gelegsn6eiten, benn bic
pennfplpaniI9e Rationalgarbe, pel3e
ii6, 10000 Mann Itart, regelmGBig
ein3ufinoen pflegte, foG fortbteibsu,
8isIang bate Die r9enniplpanier
8abngeieQi6aft" Der Electromagnetic
bes Staates @gtro3iise frei CUR @erfiz
gung 9eiteQt, o6er 2tngeii6t5 Der
i4le6ten 3eiten in ben leBten sSabren
fublte iih bic 8abn ni9t in Der Gage,
oiesmal bic betrd4tIi9en Soften, etpa
$4,000, auf bic eigene 8oppe gu nebz
men. 9a bic 8aroe nun nibt So pro
&opf 5obIen min unb Staatsmittst
ni4t CUR 8erfiigung iteben, pir0
YenniDlbanien in Der Barabe militdz
rid ni9t Oertreten iein. GrTaB flr
bas 6ortbIeiben Der 8enniDlbanier
W}ili3 pirb inbeB tbeilpeiIe 0aour3
geboten, paB mebr 8unDestruppen, ais
je 3uDor, an Der Parabe S6eil ne9men.
4uBer bem MarinezGorps uno Der
bier itutionirten &rtiQerie uno Saz
pallerie bat SetretGr Qamont Snfonz
terie BON Columbus, Shio, uno Hepz
0ort, &abaQerie BON Sort Gt5un
2men, 8ermont, iopie grtiaerie bon
Nep>gort unh 5ortreB Wtonroe CUR
EMANCIPATION berbeorOert, tnsgez
iammt etfpu 1000 W2ann. Gs niro
Dies Die beoeutenbfte 2lnbdufung bon
gunbestruppen iein, fpel4e Waibtngz
ton feit 8eenbiQung be5 8Irgertrtez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-23
@plcptt's Wiiiion.

2onbpn, %. 5ebruar. - rPoIl
Mau 9a5ette" per0ffentli6t Reute eli
men lanqen 2eitartifel, lpel9er ben Be-
pets gu fiibren iu4t. baB Senator
Wplcott's U}ifiion in europa o6ne of
ftaiene Qlutpritdt erfolgte, uno baB 9r.
N{c&inle1 Ni9ts bamit gu tbun bate.
@enator Wolcott lei einfu9 auf ei9ene
Sauit als 8ertreter elmer Sa6e. Die
BON elmer N2aioritdt feiner 2anosleute
entf6ieben oesapoutrt ipuroe, na4
europa qefommen, 4nb penn er audi
in @nqlanb, Seuti9lunb unb Srantz
reid nit pielen biftinguirten perfonen
conferirt babe, 10 babe er jebenfalls gez
funben, baB man in teinem bieier2Gnz
Der ben 9imetalismus als fir bic
Woblfabrt bes @olfes notbnenbig err
a6te. 9ei ieiner 3Idfebr mad ben
Ser. Stdaten iperbe er ferner finben,
buB ii8 g2iemanb fir feline GrlebniiIe
intereIfire, als bD9itens bic 3eitungen.
@olcott's Mi1iion lei obne jebes 9fez
fultat gebIieben, iebo9 oOItg 10 erfOIgz
reid getpeIen, tpie iis es perOtente.
Tph elm Rieienbampfcr.
QtperpooG, %. Sebruar.- .-0ie
v@bite Star Cine" IdBt gegenpGrtig
in 8elfait einen RteIenbampfer erbauz
en-, Der ben Namcn mSceanic" erbalten
unb na9 feiner 8oqenbung Der lGngIte
9umpfer, Der Die @ogen bes N}eeres
bur9fur9t, iein pirb. Die 2Gnge bes
9umpfers Dom 8ug gum Spiegel pirb
7O4 SUB betragen. Der neue Oampfer
pirb in ben regeImdBigen 99neuoamz
pferbienit 5piI6en Hepzgort unb 2i>
perpool eingeiteIlt perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-23
FL ||ll>>||l|%

Gntrl, tuit eroB pO,r audltno Der Sbm,rJ cu1
Tsin mag Dcn Der nit RbtHmltismus bsbaitsts,
b,ttdQsrigt SuO1lio,. 9uirippclts Htrcols an
I,urdlgit 9to.nO, 00cr traut Saru,OsrlisgtHOs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-23
NaOluao'S &caDD &elicf
ptrr fOfprttae eiuseruns peridaffcn
Radway's Ready Relief

gs hint ipiort Die qroBtcn S6mtrlsn, liHbsrt
GrtIiinouuQ uu0 beilt Rrautbtittu Der 2UHgeu, ots
1agtng. 0i5 lIut,rltbts Oosr Der ErUitn uuO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-23
b lJrrhituna RI. uon sdittclfroft u. fiebrr.
nu0iOn Ri0c 9itatI5EtnntttL.Gomp,

GuolOH Nlptt Ot'gelottHHst'!seu
9trpdHdsQ Qont, P.sT.
gr Pnbrucvl Wieins iSamiIls III Is lcUJbut
fir Sbr Neobp Relief unD Qn,u aI5 Unerc jfaris
iitneSRsbi,ir 0ouhdHoj9,s @,rtraneH gu b.1tn .uno
btparF nur itltsH irgtno elmer anDtreH mtbIiHllhtH
SJji. Th ,lbf rthtt mid GsHau ua3 1breu
G@ti4riif,n. inotm id RtaOg Rt!ief aI5 Gin Qras
SentiUsWitttf qtoeH Gbuit,frof uno Gte9s[ e.,
brouf,, NIT anptrsu 98Dren, tIncn <hte!ofid Don
mi Itrpag J1litr pOr Otm 5ribrut cUi BEN lser,n
gpooer, bspor Id MID uath oem Qbort btqebs tDit
ID isit i,u,r 3sit lu tbuH MID 9sp63nt beb!. 9as
Psiultat If Gin pon'omrtHtr crlo!q, pa Io H't'
,ir,r1 ptr am Teiitsu BON Waaria beim2dHtt'n
Tifr;lcu tuobnt, 100 rur tDsnlGt Der g!!oobnet pom
ma!ariidtn auoriii.u iret blsi5eH, beloHosr5 BON
ebHf.,lirci uno 'fitbcr
Sptir. a,utt unb oicitrgtr ius!as BON QrtH
Hroft's 3ita,lhof fommcn. hobm oitt.btn ipobls
tb6tiotu Holgsn ourb &sfo!9uug msirtr Dst5ost
t5fabrsr mi, id it!5t "d9iun9s9or 3ot
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-29
The Great Germans.

The popular German brothers
have scored great success this sea-
son in their new departure, the mu-
steal farce comedy, MIR. Beane from
Boston," 1t is better written, bet
ter staged nd better cast than most
nondescripts. Its witty dialogue,
tuneiul music and ludicrous situa-
lions are interpreted by an unusu-
ally large and capable company,
headed by the three German broth
ers, OF minstrel fame, whose appear
ance in white-iace is highly relished
by their many admirers, who now
learn that while as Ministries they
were inimitable, as farceurs they are
without superiors. People want to
be amused snd made to forget their
cares, and surely this lively play,
with never dull moment, will ae-
complish that result. The Germans
evidently appreciate the attractive
ness Of pretty and talented girls and
handsome costumes as well as effec.
tive stage settings, which are all tc
be found in "Mr. Besne from Bos.
ton" the new play they bring tc
amuse theatergoers, while the vocal
contingent has had no equal in the
history OF present day musical com
edies. IN. Besne from Boston" will
be seen at Harper's theatre Saturday
night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-29

under the direction of Prof. Huck-
steedt. Tue children's class meets
afternoons, ladies' class Thursday
evening and gents class Tuesday
and Friday evenings. For further
particulars see Prof. Huckstaedt or
Robert Winter, first turnwaert.
Millinery. millinery: attend the
grand opening Of millinery at Miss
Hass', leading milliner of Davenport.
The number is 223 West Second
street; dates are Thursday and Fri
day; don't miss it. Miss Hass is as
sisted by Miss Schneider, late OF the
Brown importers. Chicago. Every
thing is the latest and up-to-date.
A meeting Of :he officers of the
Davenport Syrup Refining company
was held at Davenport yesterday al
ternoon. 1t was decided to wind up
the affairs Of the company. This
means that operations at the glucose
work. will cease. unless the trust
which lately came into possession OF
the property, sees fit to continue.
The closing down of the works would
be severe blow to Davenport. as it
would throw several hundred men
GU! Of employment.
Mrs. Perry A. McCaw. aged As
years, died at her home in Stewart.
vile yesterday after protYacted ILL
ness Of dropsical complications.
With her husband she leaves two
daughters, Misses Mildred and Mary
McCsw, also one sister, Mrs. Anna
Roseberry, Of Roseville, H., and
four brothers. Levi Pauley, of Rose
vile; Robert. Of Sutton, Neb.. George
OF Moline, and j. A.. of Rock Island
Brief services were held at the resi-
derce in Stewartville. and the re
mains were shipped today to Rose
vile for interment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-29
THE LAST WEEK.
The Great Economy SsIs Nearing an
End.

The Great Economy SsIs Nearing NJ
End.
Gloria silk umbrellas, Economy
price s2.25. bankrupt price 75c.
Blue calico. Economy price 64c
bankrupt price SIC.
Plaid dress goods. Economy price
10c; bankrupt price Sc.
Cotton flannel, Economy price &c
bankrupt price 24c.
Coats Merrick best spool cotton,
Economy price &c; bankrupt price &c
Red wool blanket, Economy price
81; bankrupt price CSC.
Wool hose, Economy price zoe
bankrupt price 11Ac.
Shirt waists. Economy price 81. rs
bankrupt price ACC.
Cut prices in all departments
jackets. capes. dress goods, ging'
hams aud underwear. Remember
this is the last week. Prices cut
lower than ever. Remember the
las. week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-29
LadLee!

Although our fall opening of fall
millinery does not occur before next
week we take pleasure in informing
You that we are ready for fall bust
ness. and you are cordially invited
to inspect our large assortment Of
fine trimmed fall and winter hats.
Buy or not, You are heartily,.welcome
Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-29

Irene F. Drost has begun suit for
divorce in the circuit court through
her attorneys. McEniry & McEniry.
She says that she was married at
Davenport. Dec. Is, 1891, to Daniel
Drost, with whom she lived until
Jan. l6, 1895, when she alleges he
deserted her. Mrs. Drost also asks
that she be granted the right to re-
sumo her maiden name, Irene +.
Davis.
"As il a brick were lying in m
stomach" is the description By q
dyspeptic OF his feeling after eating.
This is one of the commones,
symptoms OF indigestion. II you
have it take Shaker Digestive Cor.
dial.
Not only this symptom, but all the
symptoms Of indigestion are cured
by Shaker Digestive Cordial.
So many medicines to cure thi.
one disorder. Only one that can bt
called successful, because only ont
that acts in a simple. natural, ant
yet scientific way. Shaker Digestive
Cordial.
Purely vegetable, and containing
no dangerous ingredients, Shake!
Digestive Cordial tones up. strength
/ ems aud restores to health all the
| digestive organs.
Sold BY druggists. price 10 cents
to 81 bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-29
fns W..,nsr ", My aav,,

Fair weather and but little change
in temperature tonight and Thursday.
The weather remains generally
clear and the only rain reported fell
on the western side OF the Rocky
mountains.
The W. ather seems settled, the
temperature changes bling irregular
and local.
Today's temperature, "A.
g. z. HUyT, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-29

Csscsrets stimulate liver, kidneys
and bowels Never sicken, weaken
or gripei 10 cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-09-02
HOW.

Eow to kill your town, Try talking il
down. Say al! manner Of evil against it.
Abuse the people. the business, and the
entire management from the Mayor clean
ON down o the humble nightwatch. Let
nothing or no one escape your holy wrath.
II this don't fetch it. then just spend all
your money with other people. Don't
spend any at home. Send off after every
thing that you buy. Don't patronize any
thing or any kind Of business that is car
ried on in your town, hut be everlastingly
running around with full hand and a
good word for some other town. If you
are church member have your member
ship. somewhere else. Don't take any
interest in the church at home. Be at outs
with everyone. especially with these who
would d. right ard who are making an
honest effort to get along. Be selfish.
Be envious at the prosperity OF your
neighbor and hate him because he has
been more successful than you Do this
and if you don't xii! your town you will
have the satisfaction Of knowing that you
did your Warrenton Clipper.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-09-02
500 Reward, 800

The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreade ed
disease that science has been able to cure
in afsits stages and that is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical irsternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease requires
Constitutional treatment. Halls CAtarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the foun-
dalton of the disease, and giving the pa.
tent strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers. thst they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testimoui.
ais. Addres, F. J. CHENEY Co,
Toledo, Ohio
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the beet
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-09-02

The strength which comes TO US from
eating nourishing food IL better than stim>
ulation, because it is new strength.
The health which belongs to a strong
body, we'll nourished by proper food
properly digested), is tie only health that
is lasting
The difference bstween Shaker Diges-
tive Cordial and other medicines is simply
that it helps nature to make strength. 1t
does not profess TO make strength. 1t
does not profess to cure sickness. except
as that sickness is result OF weakness
caused by food not properly digested.
Shaker Digestive Cordial will relieve
the pangs of indigestion, and make thin,
sick, weak people as well as If their stom.
achs had never been ont Of order.
1t is q gentle aid to the digestion OF
natures strength maker, food.
At druggists Trial bottle 10 cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-09-02
Old PEOPLE.

Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will find
the true remedy in Electric Bitters. This
medicine does not stimulate and contains
no .whiskey nor other intoxcant, but acts
as tonic and alternative. Il acts mildly
on the stomach and bowels, adding
strength and giving tone to the organs
thereby aiding Nature in the performance
of the functions. Electric Bitters is an
excellent appetizer and aids digestion
Old people 6ud it just exactly what they
need. Price fifty cents end 100 per bot
tie at Legg's Drug Store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-09-02
SOMETHING TO DEPEND ON.

Mr.. James Jones. Of the drug firm Of
Jones Il Son. Cowden, Ill. in speaking OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery, gayssthat last
winter his wife was attacked with La
Grippe, ami her case grew.so serious that
physicians at Cowden and Pana could do
nothing for her. 1t seemed to develop in
to hasty consumption. Having Dr.. King g
K, he took bottle home, and to the sur-
prise Of all she began to get better froEa
first dose, and half dozen dollar bottles
cured her sound and well. DR.. King
New Discovery fer consumption. coughs
and colds is guaranteed to do this good
WORK. Try it. Free trial bottles at Jas.
w Legg's Drug Store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-09-02
Mr.. A. c. Heggie, representative Of the

Mr.. A. c. Heggie, representative OF the
Armour Packing Company at tbs place,
has plate that is known to be 365 years
old The dare was burned on it and is
1882. II was made in Ireland and bought
by some Of Mr.. Heggies ancestors. 1t has
been handed down from generation to gem
GRAFTON, aad naturally the present owner
values it very highly. II is stoneware,
colored delicate blue He has Eeen Of
fered large sums for the plate BY curio
hunters, bat It is not for sale.-Rome
Tribune
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-09-02
GREAT FORTUNES.


men OF great energy and brains,
and fortunes in the hands Of such
men give work to thousands .ol
those who have not the talent nee
essary to amass ior.une1 ~
Jay Gould was heartsgdih fer
having s1OO,O00,OOo, 4 ID his
payroll we're 100000 psb and
a million and a halt " 4 we're
fed from the capital bril- 81 biz
master mind. SupIo1 aey
had been divided ous
incapable Of running
trial enterprises. land
found by the million TS:s "a
would soon have beeg tlissipsfed, q
be again gathered ull 81 smother
Jay Gould. In the neantsme $50.
600 men would have bben outsot !
job.
So long as the world iasts there
will be natural inequalities among
men. There will be emDloyoss8nd
employers. Some wilIs dig mile
others boss the job. There will Be-
hewers of odand drawers of water
and those who ride in carriages.
There will be those who carry their
checks to the bank and those who
carry them to the ccmmissary.
Now, gentle reader, don't rail
against the rich. There are very
few sane people under heaven who
do not desire to be rich. 10 wake.
up some morning and find the vol
dead at your doorstep would Be i
communicative almost like eternal
life. But remember all have an
equal chance before tile law, and
all are permitted, even encouraged,
to get rich.
So if you are poor try to quifbe-
ing so. And if you will try, and
you will work on the right linessand
according to correct principles, you
will succeed in a measure; and al
though you may not become q mill
lionaire, you will become what is
better. You will become content
ed.
No man or woman in the world
can be otherwise than happy who
do their full duty-who do the best
that their talents will allow.
God has placed lots of happiness
in this world. There is enough for
every human creature, including
the lame, the halt and the blind.
but it doesn't come shelled. You
must do your part. You must have
a noble purpose, and exercise your
talent up to the limit. Disuse as
well as misuse Of talents brings un-
happiness.
The foundation OF all great for
tunes were laid in rigid economy
and the exercise Of correct business
principles. Few men care to do the
former and few are able to do the
latter; hence most men are poor.
Where a man is poor il is The faul,
CT Mother Nature and himself
mostly elf.-Gaipesville Eagle.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-09-02

81 hear you are going to marry
again" "That," said the lady who
had already disposed ct four hus.
bands, "that is my business. ooh,
your business ?" | thought it was
merely yeur recreation"