The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-18

out 1t consists in getting all you can
out OF life and what nature spreads in
her lap at your door. Many man is
so busy laying by wealth that he for
gets the music in the songs of the birds.
the good wine that is crushed from the
grapes, the fragrance exhaled by the
violet and the rose, and the splendor of
natures panoramic views. The man bent
on the accumulation of wealth alone
is but prisoner in a sorrowful dungeon
OF stinted selfishness. Money is only
good as medium of exchange for COM
modities, and he who boards it and
does not exchange it for that which will
benefit himself and his, accumulates
lot Of withered, rotting leaves. thus
made lifeless by their fall in the win
ter time.
Some men fritter and waste their
lives in wanting to do something big in
business, when the true way is to com
mence small and work and build up
something big. Experience gained as
you go along enables you to hold your
business to large proportions when you
reach it by adopting these slow meth
DDS. There is no royal road to fortune
save 10y hard and close application to
work.
Sam Jones illustrates Sabbath break
ing in this original manner: II have
seven dollars in silver in my pocket. l
go down the road and meet an old beg
gar and he says: Please give me some
thing L give him six of the seven dol
lars, and that night he comes in where
L sleep and steals the other one. Amt
he mean? God says, l have seven, and
you take six, and then go back and
steal the seventh one from him. Amt
you dandy?"
The fruit industry in Georgia is a
very important one, and although it has
already reached very large proportions,
there are many who believe that it is
only in its infancy, and that within the
next few years the immense areas So
well adapted to the growth of peaches
and other fruits will be more largely
planted in fruit trees.
Messrs. Carnes & Gilbert, who gave
us half page advertisement the past
month, say the advertisement increased
their business very perceptibly and
prOfitably. They will repeat the dose
every month this year. Do thou like
wise.
Mr.. Leota Mason has resigned the
position of stenographer to the Auditor
of the A. K. & N. Railway at this place
and accepted similar position with
the Division Freight Agent of the w. &
A. r. Il. in Atlanta at increased salary.
Ask any mother that has used DR..
Laws Infantile Powders with her chill
dren? And she will tell you that she
would not be without them. Cures
Baby Collie and all disorders of teeth
ing children. Sold at
CRosBY's DRUG STORE.
In Newman druggist who sold coca
cola on Sunday was arrested for vio-
lating the Sunday law. He got out OF
it by proving that coca-cola was good
for headache and he sold it ona doc
tors prescription.
A South Georgia exchange saws that
| a musical cigarette box is the latest
thing out. Every time you open the
box and take a cigarette out it plays
"Nearer My God to Thee"
Mr.. G. M. Law left Saturday for New
York and Buffalo Exposition. While
north he will purchase a large stock o.
foreign and domestic novelties for the
holiday season for the Crosby drugstore
One or two acres of your cotton croE
| will pay your premium in the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Call that portion your life insurance
! Take out the policy now. Some othel
time may be too late, and you can pay
for it in the fall. A S CoHEN, Agent
II would give all my millions" sale
Mr.. Carnegie to caller, "if you coGlC
give me youth and health" Persons
possessed Of these treasures should
make a note of their valuation by
man of varied experience.
LADIEs-Our low cut shoes have ar
rived The largest and most complet
line in the city. We have all the diff
ferent shapes and feathers.
Read & DuPre.
SUBscRIBERs-Notice the printed dat,
after your name, and see if your sub
scription has expired, if so renew a
once. Those not renewing will nav,
their names dropTed from the list.
The line of conduct chosen by boz
during five years from fifteen to twent1
will in almost every instance determin,
his character for life. As he is ther
careful or careless, prudent or impru
dent, industrious or indolent, truthful
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