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Newspaper Page Textn.nlUlQ 11 ^^ak'S&rtisV'-' re* w>- News comes from tlm Polar regions to tlie effect that the exploring steamer Jean- nelte lias been lost In the Ico with all on board, ,i Siroaiwi In: Wall; street'.have declined _ j( stcndlly Blneo the oleetlon of GWileld! | 'Tfils Ib f npt, ivliqj.. (Up Republican gam- biers promised. I mfbrt. Whllolielubu7iis’oveFT.Iie t of Felton he eonsolos himself by vig- bImssesS A M l f. ,, 'Attdnioys at law— STAllU, Attotaoy'at law, ii mr l’laoiv Hurray, ooaaty, Gn., ofllqu , A ,ho P coS?t Mouse. Sromnt atteatton glvon lo ill legs' business. attention to oollootlon of olalins. IN, Attorney at Law, I,aFuy. orio., Ua. Will pay prompt oollootlon'of claioiB anil all rilatoll to Ills oaro In the several im- itia linootlos of Walker, Catoosa, I'lSIi^ffu.^atHc^nXMuMMTren to tl ‘ l : ,l .! .r ..i,. i...j, or otUoi^yuainoss lutrust- D^efcAS'-^wrorJ^eSviSaf^ut Iwimlasa' • . ■ ! ■ . . ’ll. k. WUIG1IT—ConAultlnk Pliyslolaa ^ffci'i'^'oMVoo^; WoMor; of R.a. Huahtou. Ig •• C.’P. GOllDDN-tonitirs llls'TUiofoss bn- on to nil canon (MoaiotU, Surgical ami rlcnll «sn» rusted tolilB care, on,Qa.i Oot. V*-iy. , FU , < ttnicilvo town la North Georgia,, don’t lull onton at tho Contval Hotel, where you vlll i! agonalne Georgia welcome. Free omul- iir&natcr to aud from railroads and steam* us,. R. M? LQUKIIAltl\ Prppf ^tpr. _ lludon * Oo. The largest and best, hotel .thocltyj spacious tabled und lowratos. Fum- nillos and moiithly boat dors especially solic- pvBL.VNO HOUSE, ‘ , W o ,", ,t Vi«uuVu 0 'rro: to tho Presidency? , . The Secretary of State for liissouri prc’dicls that the Legislature of that State will stand-ns follows: Senate—26 Demo crats, O'Ueppblica'ns, 2 Grc’eiibnekers;— House—99 Democrats, 86 Republicans, 2 Groonbnckor8. ■ - ! The statute of Joan of Are, recently unveiled at Compeigne, the towu where she wnsffnkeu..prisoner by the -English, !i cqdcstrian, and represents Jotih holdiii; a standard in,oue hand aud puiutlug to tho enemy with the other. Cjiargep of.fraud and illegal voting nreSetng extensively made in Hew York, and the Irviug Hall’ Democracy propose to thoroughly investigate thej matter. Committees have been nppoiole'd'in each district to ascertain the truth or falsity of tho charge. , The largest cotton mill in tho United Slutes has just been upeued at Willimau- tie, Conn, It is only one story high, but covers a. space of 829 feet by 74, all of, which is in a single room, lighted at night by flfly-ouo electric burners. 1 Eighty thousand persous can, stuud,at ouou in, this building. The official vote of the State, at the recent gubernatorial elucliou, is as fol lows: Colquitt, 118,849; Norwood, 64,- J Burnett, 174,741; Wright, 1GU.82U; Speer; 129,490, Ken true, 32,386; Auder- sun, 176,999. Colquitt’s majority over Nurwoud, 64,345; Speer’s majority over Renf.oe, 93,104. Landlords in Ireland nre providing themselves with coats lined with steel, 10UEE HOUSE, Lu'Fayotto, Ga.—Ily Joplf wll ' c1 ’ ttre BU j Withers. This House has boon put In ox.. E HOTEL.—I. L. M. ESTES, Propl-lo- ■ llvoatl str. Romo, Go. Io the nrhi-.. lp.ll business square of tlio, olty. and "i te! 1 aWtlfi Railroad. No omnibus needed. New anti oloun from bottom to top. May 30,1878-ly. ■ ' \TaTIONAL IIOTEL, Atlanta, Georgia—B li T White. Proprietor. -TUo National, be* rernnovated and I'l'furnlaluul.olToraaupui'lor Idmvmcn 18 to tbo truvuliog publlo. , , U-Rolcs, ,2perday. Spceial into, fot long ertlluo; 1 . R i; VI) HOUSE, Ollilttnnooga, Teimessoe— John T. Rood, Fi-onrlutor This Homo is only a r.vv atop, from tlm'Paa.engot Shed, an' 1 parson, tavomig It with their patronage will find It oqual to any hotel la tho olty. TAII.mtS S mTdTtIwmAS, Tailor—Shop Craw- • lonlatroui, hotwooa Hamiltoniand *enU. Agont lor Wanmakuv S Brown, UMladoOThh Pa.—nt ami matorlal guaruutood at bottom prices. ~ UEHTAUKANTN. DTUOPS BROTHERS' RoalnurnntB In Union ij 1‘asikutror Depot nnd oornor Nlulli umi Uttllroatl avoauu. Moala furalBlied at all hours. Dcalurs m Gninu. Elsh, Hon tiults, Tohaooo and Cigars, llotcoiruo and Oyatoir .specialty. Chattanooga, Tuan.: a MEALS FURNISHED AT ALL HOURS, mil ut the boat thu markot, atforda. Ptico oi nenla Ml emit- IDIOT AND SHOE Al A It EH. F RED UAPTES, Boot and Shoo-Mnkor,north alilo King atroot, Dalton, Ga. coats nave. English shooting jacket, and ore worn by the landlords as a protection against the bullets of their dissolisHed tonants. It is estimated .that Judge Haw kins, the Republican' G()»ernor-elect of Tennessee, received froSu tea to twenty thousand Democratic votes—the result of dissatisfaction with tho Democratic fami ly troubles. In fact, it would seem that Judge Hawkins well-nigh owes his elec tion to tho independent Democrats. Many curious things happen iu politics, IT is conceded oil all hands that, the Forty-seventh Congress will bo exceed ingly close iu both houses. Even if the Republicans should obtain a small ma jority both iu tho Senate and House, their power for harm would he compare- tively inBiguillcant, while a Democratic oinjoilty in both houses, however small, would continue to act os a sufficient cticck upon tho Republican Executive. RuhotrAsED : .votes do not represent public sentiment; and when public senti ment is silenced in the elections by force or purchase, representative government may be considered as resting upon a dan gerous foundation.' Purchaso and force both tfere used by tho northern radicals in the late presidential election, and hence GarBeld government will have a danger ous foundation. George M. V "N| ‘ St NMTOimpshirtf thHMffl»F?08t bf tli ,%yps Is eqivi^q tjjl.99 the value of nil tlie.stock ill tlm. Slate, including horses, aihUlic mm ucii.tiim upon the farms for repai/s of foiicck ’.tyuuld 'nearly wlpo out nil gte Statu tax:|n ouuiybar. Tbo Cou- °l't oaks shorn nijoTOul farmers pay ouo mllliou dollars hiin.Raljy, fpr, jliq, lualutenaueo of fences and) founwtri! offiired In market for less moijuy.U^iujyuuld ho required in build ing tlie'feiious-wiiiSli surround and divide them. -AVllli sucli facts in view, people are jfiegining. tp boo that; renoeSaJq' tjo &)stly, ns foil as ft-cqui y ooiy^r^whltit^|rqo}i4ly iiiliroves tpc niinr-ihi,1 lea 'm—mn- tho Jjo^aoliuSotts Agricul :gd, Is thb' 6h(iW ahseueo of (jadslde fences ngainst cultivated flelds, nd'Aiowlug lands; arid so well does 1 thb Idea of'dlspenslngiwlth fenoes take hold dMIio favih6r8 in the lininWllnlto vicinity Of the college,.that many of them are ful- lovyh% tho'exampleWt by tlibisarly'found ers of. that instituUon.anil aru 1 ay 1 ng tlioir own grbunds open to tlm High way, thus adding rnuohto the beauty of tlm land scape, besiUes saving a great hill of ex- ■pcwBaip t|ieir oouutry- homes-is,, .that tlm view should extend over the landscape witiiout tlurugly iuteruption of a fence. This X iral-feeling is simred ulso by those nrbubt. rich,. but.JIke many other tilings which exist simply from tlm preju dices of Imbit, it has heretofore hceu im possible to realize. To-day, however, by tlm Slpw process' of generations, civilized men Have become so imbued with a love of order and law, that tho feueo should disappear from the laudscapo ns thu draw-bridge and moat have disappeared from tlm modern mansion. Says the Romo (N. Y.) Sentinel: When Garfield takes tile seal to which lie was elected by questionable mcatiB tlm people may expect to Imnr even more af tlm doc trine Rf Alexander Hamilton limn they have lienrd. Garfield is an ndvueate of tlm Hamiltonian idea. Hainiltou was in favor of a centralized government—a gov ernment by a few nmn at Washington. Hu was iu favor of electing officers for life. That idea was trampled into tlm earth by Thomas Jefferson and his follow ers. Jefferson advocated a government of the people and for arii tljB muu^-g-trro itruire tho principles of Hamilton. Tho lloini' iltouian doctrine favors a strong'govern ment, and a strong government means an empire. That is tlm Bum and substance of the whole matter. We are drifting toward an empire. Tho party of the em pire is in tho ascendency. It will require an uprising of tho people such as this country has nover seen to crush out this party. It must bo crushed out or tho re public will fall.' • ' '' Tho Slturffenlu Irelaud. i i he situation in Ireland is very grave, Thq people of tl?Rt country are tired of be ing ground to earth by English aristocra cy, aud there nre loud mutterings of an approaching storm. The English gov ernment evidently expects trouble, aud has ordered the chnunel squndron to tho coast of Ireland. Parnell, the leader of the Land League, is hold and delinnt, and says if eviction is attempted oil a large scale-it will lake one hundred thousand men-toji enforce tlio landlord’s claims, The Irish peoplc are no doubt tired al most beydnd power of endurance by their English masters. But what is tlm use or rebulllouV. There can be but ono endin;- . In tlm best, room of Ills most comfort- ahlo fiirm-liouse, in tlm valley of the WIs- suliiokoii, Tim show witiiout waa falling fast, and anim dilfte.d in musses against tlm window panes, while the wind sighed nod moaned through tlio trees, ami tlio olil oaks shorn of llmir foliage, bent their gnarled limbs, nnd creaked and groaned before tlm wlmry hlnst. “It Is on just such a night ns tills." my SStjMi’jB npi “ ori( ” “Tim 'Phantom Horseman7" rojolnod I, my ouilosllyr becoming iuxclted, for I! knew that my trade, who, was giftei] In, ghostly loro, could glvo mu somo wild tide' or lognndnry story. . “Yes;" life replied, “and if you would jnSliAa-hanftthprlagaml-J-aha'll hr - 1 ":T -|»1 " I'U me,much pleasure." 0 Jolly placed Ills pipe oil the i,"drew Ills elmir closer to tlm 1 lire, huttoiied Ids coat ovor his lino form. Roughed sllgJiUy opRo or, twice, ns though to collect h|a thoughts, nnd bognn: ; ‘‘You may remember, liiatshortly aflor m UaUle-of ,Germantown, a portion of tlm Anierican iirmy reti-OBtcd. into the itiljoffilng coudty of Montgonlory, aud eticampud near the site of tlm farm of ‘Tho Cedars.’ Op.thpmareh they imd taken one prisoner, who, overcome by fatigue niid tlio loss of blood (lor lm hnd been wounded ill tlm nbtlon), they'foumi him iu an Inseusible condition nlong the rondsido. . Ile.was treated with groat.itt- were iJiclely known, as Well for their hos pitality as for llmir devotion to the cause of American liberty. , . “Treated with grent kindness,-'and re ceiving tiio particular euro of Miss Alice WAylnnd, the loVely daughter uf Ills host, lm recovered entirely from Ids wounds. But, perhaps, you would like for nie to give you a more extended description of; Mias Alico, ns she is destined to ho a prominent character in my story.” “I suppose she wus au nn ’’ I bo gnn. “An angel," lm replied, with enthiish: asm. “Ay, an angel; ftlr ns a lily; her beautiful, light brown hair curled in soft ringlets around Imr cherub face, while be neath her penciled browB lurked eyes of exquisite beauty—eyes of tliedeepestand loveliest hue—eyes llmt beamed upon you with a holy, pure radiance, which I never saw surpassed. ” ’ “My dear -undo," said I, “one would have, supposed you loved her yourself.” “No, no," lm replied, “but the descrip tion I have giveu is of ono whom I once knew and loved—oh I so well. God bless her! Though no matter uow—it is over, it is over." A Inrge tear gathered in tho old man’s oye, atm trickled slowly down his furrow ed jclmek; he wiped aside this symptom iteil a goverumeut of weakness, but it was &gBg Canterbury, fell,into a vat Qonta|ulng a ri'lio l-Trana- • , n ,1. ...A tin maanllnlli tn tVIII 1 . . . tit.. litni nil M ILLER, oRAIG & CO., <loalei-a W Fresh SletttB, Suuaugo, etc., oust side Hamilton •trout, Dalton, Georgia. ' JO II l* It IN TIN <4. HllIB CITIZEN.PHINTING OFFICE does all kind a or Book, Job and Commercial Print* b'o ut tlio lowuatolty prlcoa. Ordora sollcituu ROOKS AND SrATIDNEHY. J L. TRIMBLE & UO., successor* to M. * Illraoliliui-g. Dcalms in Books, Statlonu- U, Music, Flclarca. Framoa, Funoy Goo.la, No- tlona, oto., all goods not in atook wll bo farn* IslieiUooi-dorut Atlanta and lCiioxvUlo P‘ 1 C0B - cueifeiuia. .ST UIlURUU.-sRc,. ... . . i’uator. Sorvloos ovory Sabbath morning a»u night, prnyor mooting every rp,, " , *“‘l ,iv tltfht. Sabbath School at U o’clock UUUttUU.-ivuv, ■■■ , sovlces ovory Sabba.bi morning and night. Sabbath Soliooi at.O o • ®l u °k, a. m, Prayer mooting ovory NVodnoBday t ustor. Snrvioos ovory 8abbatn,mo aight. Sabbath School at 9 o’clook, - ri *iyor mooting ovory Thursday night. nUMIIERLANl) FRE81IYTER1ANC1IURCH 'J-Rov. Z, M. McGlico, l’-istor. Soivlocs 2n “oo 1th Sabbath In oaoli month, morning and S'Ww Sabbath School at s o’olook, r. “oyer mooting Thursday night. Dr. Graham, a citizen of Louisville, who is in his ninety-seventh year, has just started for the mountains on his “last liunt.” He is tlm only living fort-born native of Kentucky. Wlmn 1m came into tlm world his parents were dodging ar rows and tomahawks and bis youth wns spent with a riflo In his hand. He says that ho cannot dio in peace until ho Blialt once more have eaten venison of his own killing and cooking.. J- The suggestion that the South have nothing to do with tlm President-making hereafter, Wo are glad to see, is meeting with general approval by tlm newspaper press of the South. This is Unquestion ably tlm card for tlm South to play m fu ture. Let her lend all her efforts to make herself groat and powerful in a commer cial way-boild up all her waste places- eruct manufactories—convert, her fleecy staple into cotton fabrics of every descrip- tion-aud she will Boon he respected and courted by all parties at the North, to nn Irish rebellion! It must result dis astrously tor the Irish. On tlm other hand it is not wise for the English to whip the Irish into submission. Rather let England amend her harsh ana unjust land(lkjvs, and give the people of tho Emerald Islo a fair chance. Then would pence and prosperity-reign. The world will watch with interest tho progress and conclusion of tho present trouhlo. ken idea of tlm cause ho wbb about to war n«aiu8t. Iiie first engagement, you have seen, was disastrous to him, and now, having recqvered from Its effects, ho re- solvcd to enter tlm ranks of tlm Ameri can army, in cominou with many others of his'countreypmn; nnd after.Hub reso lution, he entered the camp, explaining his situation nnd feelings, and was re warded by receiving acummisston ofileU- " A lAim request of Major Wnyland, tlm proprietor of ‘Dryburn,’ he consented to take up his quarters with him, while the party encamped in the neii»hborhood. It was not long before the artless simplicity and lovely manner of bis hds,t’a daughter wore evidently making a great impression upon his heart. The charms of Alice Wnyland could not fail to area to feelings of admiration and love in a “heart much less susceptible to touiale attractions than that of Marston Trevore. But lm soon found that, iu his case, love’s courso was not destined to run smooth! as a rival was ushered upon the seeno, in tho shape of one whose only reputatjoucousistSU iu being a professed duelist, and possessing great wealth, suing for the hand of the fair Aiicpi.-who was entreated, Almost commanded! by imr pnrduts to accept his proposals, and who repreaeojeil lo .her that Trevore was a stronger; of-whom she knew, nothing; whereasl liir present lover stood high' n tho ranksol tjm.Amer ican army, and who had nej«muado any “Sco you ihntl" said hr;' “now, cun you doubt'tlm correctness of my nlmV" “Tim dying bird flapped Its wing against Urn foot of Trevore, na lm ruiiljeil: “Fool, MiA n 5pi "They raised (hell- plBtols, nnd llrcd at tho same iiionmut: When the smoko cleared uway, iioydlim was standing un hurt,, wlillu Treyoro had Adieu, shot thrpugh tlm head. As Boydlon np- primtiHed him, ho rouariMliinsulf;' his eyes ‘slowlydpeimd; ami recognizing his enemy, lm Uttered dm words: "Bewnrel beware! Death ektill./onn no lurricr to my rcuenne/" iT.ho rattle sfmmleil in ills throat, anil lie fell , back, deadl DuyiKon drew Ills sword, hnd, with fl«ndl»ll barbarism, sovorod ids Ifead fl-om iu bodffikaud tossing It nsido, hurriudly left thu place. "In Dryhuru, pleasure ran high was tlm night when Alice, the li; for It favorite priest was timre(Vl)iit still tlm groom came not. Tlm wind witiiout had increased to it gale, ami wus now raging fearfully. IM 1 , 91* 111,111 :’ >r thumler roverheriiled along thu distant Hills, while lurid flashes of lightning revealed a scene of wild des olation. Tile limns wore slowly on, till tlm'large clock Iu the hull tolled tho hours liUuiglil, when a horse's hoofs were d clattering along tho road, until tho id cealfcd'fn front Of tlm mansion. Tlio dborwhs opened. Assisted by tlm si'i-ynnls,;the rider,(who could bo no oth er limn the groom (alighted from his horse -ml entered,the hpuso, Ho took notlco if none, but walking straight up to the bride, threw off tlm’cdveriug which hnd bUVolapod'. and'concealed his whole form, and caught her. in his aroiB. Sho soream- pd wildly, and, fell back fainting, Tlm ;UQBt8.shrunk.hack agiinslj for they snw -hat he wiis lmHdleksi 1 A hollow; sepul- ohral voice'waa'beardt ns (hough (i-om tlm liorso:wltliout,iiind;tlm lury of tho storm emod; to, Ijo stayed avlitlu it spoke: "I have crime to oiniin my bride—sepa rated dp eitrtll, We' shall live 'together in tlm gravel” ■ ! v " u dHe paused not;l-hu). henring tho Benao- less bride in his arms, dashed over tlm doorway, sprung oh his' horse, and rode furiously nwny. It duly remains for mo to say, that -the-.next morhing Colonel Boydlon wnsifound.-dead in hia tent, with two purple marks upon his throat. i/.-’iMy story is over now. r Popular tra dition has it, that to thiB present time; on wild etonny nights; at the linnr of twelve a hondlcsa liorsemau,,carrylug ids head before him on his saddle boyv,. may be seen thundering through tlm camp woods', while, witlt tlio clnttor'oflils horse’s hoofs, a woman’s slirlek is heard, mingling with the sighiug of tho gale." *yi* ■ A Surgical Wonder, Tho Hnrlford Dost puhlislms tlm follow ing account of a must remarkable surgi- cnl triumph: “On' the 31st of December, 1873, Jesse, an elevoh-year-old son of Ed ward Morgan, au influential citizen .ef Ntrnngo Occurrence. This Is an age of mlwbulous occurren- ees—ono oftheso is tlm dolent of a gallant ilofomlbr ot tlm Slurs nhil Htripos by n hrlbo-takor’and perjuror, and life otlicr, tlm subjoined, (Vora tlm Marietta Jodfnal Wo are prepared to believe ahy'thing wo hear nr seo now, nnd hoilCe wo do not discredit thu Journal’s story, which is as follows: Last Saturday, a week ngo, while Mr. Isaac lteed aud hiB four ohfldreu were picking cotton upnu a portion of land be longing to Mr, Newton Gates, In this county, flocks began to fall about, when Mr. lteed in aflgur grasped up a Rtoim aud exclaimed: “Whoever you nre, if you dou’t.etup you’ll gut- tliisl" huldlug up tlm etono in his liamh But tlm — ' kept on falling so "'' ‘ tlm ground about them and falling back. So strange a sight caused thorn to leave tlio Held nnd go to tlm house near by, when tlio stone-falling edinmenced there. Some of the near neighbors wore sont for, among tlpiln Mr. N. Catos and Mr. J. Bnzel (a sister of whom is Mr. Roed’s wife), and all saw thu rooks falling, some of which wore hot, aud all testify to tho Barno facts —(or facts thby are— butoBto the cause nono of them prolond to know. Now, sonio will bo eo incredulous as utterly to deny tills, and cry out, “Pshawl” and “Superstition.” yot, In spite of ail, theso are well established facts, ns human testi mony can establish. Better accept of them ns facts, und go to investigating for thojcauso. On Monday week tiio siuuo manifestations wuro repeated at the sarao place, nnd one of tho stones struck a little boy on tlm font, nnd another stono struck Mr; Bnzel on tlm shoulder. By tho way, this is not the first time that these sort of “manifestations” nnd “appearances,” or call them by what names you pleaso, have occurred, for Id other places in this Stale aud Virginin such have occurred. Eating Lemons. A good deiil has been said lntely through tlm papers about thu hcathfuluess of lem ons. Tlm latest advice ns to how to uso them so thoy wiU do the most good runs ns follows: Most people know the bcuelil of lemmiade before breakfast, but few know how it is more than doubled by tak ing auother at night also.. Tlm way to get the better of a hlllious system with out blue pills or quinine is to take tho j’uieo of one, two or three lemons! na tlm uppetito craves, inas much ice water ns it IS pleasant to drink, without sugur, be fore guiug to: bed. In tlm morning, on rising, or at least half an hour before hreaklhst, take tlm one lemon in n goblet of water. That will clear tho system ol humors aud biles, with mild efficacy, with out auy of. tlm weakouiug reflects of calo mel -or Congress water., People Bliould not irrilalu the stomach by eating tho lemons clear; tlm powerful acid juieo, which is almoBl corrosive, infallibly pro duces iuflamallon after nwhtlu; but prop erly diluted so that it does not bi hnd been so thoroughly bulled cells remained for a pew skin to growth upon. Tlm hoy’s life wns MISCELLANEOUS Dr. Tanner will soon leavo for Europe. Holy water was used in' churches aa early ns 120. f> November o! a8 HURl ' eS *“*' f ° r h ° me Graihnldl Ims declined Tennyson’s in vitation to visit him. Consult tlm lips for opinions, the con duct for convictions. . A Dakota farmer has a single wheat flold covering thirty-six square miles. Tlm nows is tlmt Mr.' William if. Eng lish; has resumed business at the old stand. Leonidas wns ono of tho original dead heads. Ho held tlm pass at Thormopylm. Tim Princo of Wales’s autograph sells for 8200 oven when not attached to a note rtcL w io""- In mailers of prudence, last thoughts arnhest; In morality your first thoughts aro best. Mrs. General Garfield Ims just bought a flvo huudred dollar sealskin cloak at Cin cinnati. Is it an evidence of a low taste when a 'brook? te ° Q h * S kne ° a l ° driak rrom 5 Hns it oyer occurred to baso-ball mon • t I y ^ pitcher 1b generally a good fly- Tlioro is not much danger when it rains lookmVt 1 d<>!!3 ’” bUt ’ Wl ‘ en 11 Spitz dogs, Tlio baker’s business should bo profit- ablA; a good part of his stock is rising while ho sleeps. Many belts for ladies nre made in tho basket pattern—a Bort of waist basket patloru as it were. Iii Loudon there aro said to bo 100,000 householders of Scotch blood, or a Scotch population of 400,000. Timo creeps toward us with foldrd wlrigs, but jvheu ’tis past ub, Its wings seoui to flap with speed. A man said to be insane stopped a train on tlio Memphis nnd Charleston road by waying a flag, and thon shot tho engin- A Fall River girl, earning a snlary of SJ.00 a week, has fallen heir to 3160,000. Mrs. Vanderbilt's bonnot will now bo eclipsed, From 1744 to1880 tlm deaths in London exceded tlm births by 207,000, while from 1801 to 1880 tho blithe exceded tlio'deaths by 102,076. We owe one-half of onr success in this world to somo circumstance, nnd the othor half to taking the circumstance on tho wing. Never join with your friend when ho abuses his horse or his wife, unless tho one is about to bo sold and tlm othor to bo buried. An old farmer writes that ho has come to tho conviction that tho top-dressing of lawns coots loss on hts lauds than it docs Sensible Admonitions, < Jl, . Don’t buy a piano' for your daughters excruciating agony for many months. I wllilo ynur aou s need a plow. Last April a young pbyslciau determined Don’t lei your horses be seen standing to attempt.the salvation of the lad’s life I much at the beer saloon; it don t look ptorlng lihn^to'undertnko’tho 1 dperatiou, n! jjo,i’t glvo the merchant or printer n tmwas flnnlly induced to try It. Over ch ^ nc0 to dun you; prompt payment two thousand grafts were used, the njoUi- makes independent men. . ., . or of tho child, a noble hearted Irish D 00 » t i eaV0 to memory what should be coachman in tho family, the lad himself wri tten, it makes lawsuits, und many of the neighbors submitting Don’t becoiuo security for him who portions of their cuticle for the operation. wri i t8 f or tho sheriff . ■ Hundreds of visitors flocked to seo tho Decent, substantial clothing 1 for your pationt aud implored tlm doctor to try a | ohtldreb, makes jtiiomeilbink better of pieco of tlmir skins in the operation. theulS0 | ve8i n ^ kqpiw ; the doctor Tim pieces of flesh were pulled out with Teach your hoys to look up and for forceps and were about three limes tn° ward, never bacRWiud. . size or a head of a pin. The; process of Cultivate tho habit of giving, but never grafting is similar to that employed in j -j ve up, ■ horticulture. The grafts grow fastest in b Buy a farm wagon, before a fine car- the spring months. One of them is put r iago. on a muscle, where it sinks in and depos- its a cell, nflor which tho top slotighs ell. Our True Policy. Although tho work is not yet complete, RU 208tlon tlmt the South should tho legs are nearly restored to t ieir not “ t|, 0 North to do the work of Presi- ural and normal functions, nnd Um child jf ™ kin 1)ore ufter meets witli gener- can walk a short distance, without^jv | T lm simple and easy plan S T- MARK'S (KL’ISOOPALl UHURCH.-Rov. (loo. MoCawiy, PilBtSK Dlvlno sorvloos on *”““‘12«l Sonilayo in ouch month. S T..I0SEP11'S(CATH0LIC OAUROH.-Roy. 1 othor Buiryon, Prlost. Sorvlces ovory »«iboti, mol . nln , ]VTKTIlODIST E...QHURCH, on Thornton i;*- Avonuo. Rot. Mr.' trof roll, Pnstor. Sor- ucoa every Snhonth, morning nnd night. The Detroit Free Press says: “Tho moBt significant and dangerous feature of the result is that it is a triumph of the money power. We do not mean merely that corruption has been rife, that votes have been bought or that monoy ha.. been lav FKATEItNAL. D thTON LODGE, No. 105, F. A. M.-Moets on tho 2d und 4tli Mondays In onch month. ■V^ESTEUN CI1APPKB, No: 24, F. A. M.- ’' Moots on tho iBt Monday in ouch month. M 0 9 NT AIN LODGE, NO. 27, 7 0 Moots every VVodnosduy night, O. O. V-- • “'silt UONQU—Meets every Friday that the wealth nnd capital of thetouu try have arrayed themselves definitely on tfi side of tbo Republican party and de clared ita cauBO.tbeir cause.. Ma oxist- onco of such an alliance is.a standing me nace to agovernment of'tbppepp 10 V? people for the peopli.” A MINER had a wonderful ride in a tin pan in Colorado. Being at tho lop of a mountain, and desiring to got to tlm bot tom of tlm valley, lm knew that a tedious and circultous'wnlk of fifteen miles wits necessary by tlm ordinary route, While tlm distance straight down tho snow-covered incline wns only had aiich a pan ns minors use in washing out gold. Squnlting dowu in this, nwny lio wont, fastor nnd (jister until the Bolder of tlm vehicle was mclletl by friction, and ho wns almost insensible from lack of breath. But Ihe.lrip was quickly’ over, witiiout any mishap, nnd tho pnsseuger now de clares that hi; enjoyed it. Tftfe falling off in tlm 'democratic vote in flew York city is about cquid to tlm majorityifol" Garfleld in tho entire State. Had tho full strength of the Democracy, therefore,-been brought out Gen. Han cock would have been our next President. What’s t|io use to grieve over split milk? The copper Rend, democrats defeated him at tho North and let .the South make the most of it and have nothing to do with them iu ftiture. Lot her uow go to work aud roako herself groat aud power ful. . . Miraculous Power.—The Abl est and Stream 'has it: “To preservo health use Warner’B Safe Remedies. These are al most of miraculous power in removing diseases for which recommended. The wonderful curntivo qualities they are pns- gatued of Is vouched for by tea* of WH* lands,” serious overtures for ; her hjind—ho was neeepted,,h(jl with tho nssu.lfflhcc thather heart neifer, could bo his. Tlio paUsuts appointed nn early day l'pr tlm marriage, ns, in those stormy limes, it was impossi ble to know when a regiment might he ordered Co some distant post, “Tlm tidings of tlm betrothal fell like a death-blow upon tlm hopes of Marston Trevore. Ho left Dryburn with scarcely a moment’s notice; nnd repairing In- Btnutly to camp, eutered the tent of Cm. Bpydton, hia eommanuer and successful rival, and desired a commissim)' for bis regiment, as it wns his wishj to join tho maiu array. • »* ... v * ‘Whnt is your hurry, ; Trevoce?’ sara the Colonel, In a sneering tone, for ne wub aware' that lm wns addressing n dis appointed suitor; ‘you probably know that I aiu to ho married in a few days, anil I oxpeet.'of course, to seo my gallautlicU' Ul ‘''r hia^vas too^nimh for human forliear- anco. Trevore seized a^ wine rUisr from crutch, but is still very weak from NStional hauBtion and omaciation.’ | onnva'ntidri. but to nominate electors, in ' • * * " poUL 0 r 0U r Southern States, pledged to The Caro of'Clothlng. go for the best man available. When wo A clothes brush, a wisp broom, a hot- take lhis at Utudo the South may still re tie of ammonia, a sponge, a hand brush, m(lin » 80 U<1” for honie rule, and be in a a cake of orasivo soap, a vial of alcohol, p 08it i on to comroaud a degree of consld- should form a part of every toilet. After erlU j on no t now accorded to her. Iho all dust hns been removed fVuiu cloth tag,'1 “ a „Hcl arlty" for national affairs, so much spots may be taken out of blacky cloth‘I coraplnined of, will disappear, andlor t Willi a hand brush dipped in a mixture of ^rsb Lime sinco the war the South will equal parts of ammonia, alcohol nnd wa- rccu ; v0 oonstdcmtlon at tlm nanus ol au ter. This will brighten as well as cleanse. part t e8 at the North.—Norfolk Landmark. Benzine is useful in removing grease — ~T snots. Spote of grease may be removed T he House couslsts of 293 members, frimi colored silks by putting on thorn B nre8e nt Congress, this number con- gimmsfePi ra ■» fliluuel, from velvet wiili a brush made an j 16 Greeubackera; but as there is prac- specially for tlm purpose. If bats and MUy n0 third party iu Congress, tbo bonnets When taken from the imnd are „ OU80 • now b’ e sa(d to stand 164 cred'up' insfead of "being IniTdown any’ Democrats, be folded when taken from .thei person in gniniy 0 members in Ohio, 2 in In- nnd 1,11(1 OWftV.-T b ... . , ..—I., The Bible tells us not to put our trust in riches, nnd a great many men don’t at the present day. Their total lack of rich es explains why. Nono are so seldom found alone and are so tired of their 'own' company as those coxcombs who are on.the best terms with themselves. A People’s Church hns been organized in Chicago by tho Rev. Dr. Thomas, who was turned but of a Methodist pulpit for unorthordox preaching. ' Of 20,000 horses in NOW York, employ ed by singes and coaches, 0,000 or 7,000 aro Bufleriug from epizootic. There were 300 fresli eases Friday. ^loro than one-half of the hnbltual gniuolere at Monte Carlo are women.— The fair sex gamble more recklessly thnn tbblr male companions. Two mountnin peaks near Soaltlo, 1 Washington Territory, have been named aflor Ilnyes and Secretary Ramsey, who visited them recently. Never be discouraged by trifles. If a spider breaks his thread twenty times he will mend it as many. Perseverance and- patience will accomplis wonders. Tfie total vote of Kansas 1b from 40,000 to 60,000 larger than over before caet.— This indicates an increase in population, I of a quarter of a million during the last four years. Ip the late elections Hancock carried Galena, Ill.i the homo of ox-President Grant, by 302 majority, and ho also car ried candidate Weaver’s county in Iowa, by 2 majority. John Shepard, a farmer near Peoria, II., has faithfully kept a vow made in 1800 not to cut his hair or shave until Hie election pf a Democratic President. His whiskers resell almost to his waist and Ids hair .is knpt in braids. Reports of the wheat crop in Ohio ehow 'Yield of seventeen and twq-tonth bush els per acre—the largest yield ever report- ed-except that of 1860, when it was eighteen bushels per aero. Six medical experts examined a man ns to his sanity and were evenly divided. • they lmu wrangled about it for a in time to nvol their original creases apd laid an d 1 In Oregon. This brought paper, nnd laid away, laces smoollied out day of i a8t «™,k to theso figures—Dcmo- n|eoly and folded, if, requisite, 8 .° Lrats U0,1 will cornu out of the box now «ud fresh After they hnd wrangled annul li lor a week'lt Was discovered that they bad ex- t week to theso flgures- , Republicans 147. his commander, who, hefldifl^ his neat. | S'j"KS vo lS wide’;rolled Bi “ ore - Y ““ if ;),n lyuaih’uo, »* ,v j , , o i it Heard without, and'Bbvottii soldiers en ured the : tent nnd disarmed the combat ants. When ha recovered ma x Meath, Boyd ton shouted: L,. , “Trovofu, ■you shall; sufler for tliisb Go, I will communicate:wlth.^b.uM , ;ik ,i short time.” . , “Treyoro retired to liis'own tent, and it was hot long before ho received a note. prawn were to" bo pistols. I nc$d not say any raoro than that tho challenge was; ac- CC1 “Tbe days rolled on. The appointed time, 5 o’clock in tho morning, found the adversaries at tho place qf meeting. It was n calm lovoly summer’s morning, seemingly little flttcd for deeds of blood. But little time was spent in measuring the distance; and, iu a few moments, the rivals stood faco to face. “Make your pence with God, Trevore,’ said Boj'dtoni ifor you Will not live beyoud another hour. Look above.” Kflip? amincU tho wrong person altogether “What,” exclaimed Demosthenes ns he looked around upon his hearers, “can he more valuable to a great people thani n free ballot, n full vote and n fair count? > A WORLD of GooD.-Ooeofthemost ;‘A by V^rowiedDlogyt^^^ tightly'nnd^myed^to^c^^^ro^ | f.^'^l^fi^^ia'ii^^^ttersil'^You ^re 6 it 1 ^^j^j 1 - 1 | t ^ a t’fo l ' a p^re8s a i2eforl*the ' •“■iS rasigS his rent UiUio senite until -after tho declaration of tho .result of the presidential election ht\s been .officially made. • A wine merchant at Rhclms, in France, is tho owner of 200 bottles of champagne which he snyB lie will not sell at any 1 price, beenuso It was tho only lot in any . cellar of tho olty that escaped tho clutch- ea-of the Gorman soidiors during tho war of 1870. . , , ' A schoolboy Bpcllcd decimal nnd pro- ■ , .. Lf'* 5i unMontrlnumi mnftn feet. It builds t^em up, clothes. Whatever lint comes I‘pleasant to theAaite ^ may ofteu bo previous to makiug over, a8 it is not a whisky d J lnK ' fresh clean water should bo used, and.I iike>tbe'old ftshlohed bone they should bo pressed on tho wjji ™ 1)a8 <; oao a world- of good. Ii fedljust right "try'Hop Ditto: •they*wiU be ooverefl with Hub ■ " Afeies; some ‘th^rh Sip by unnoticed many of/ them lug a j-v ver.pt. dyatW, to that teacher. , ... bfly, “It/s dismaUJractions, lions ere (lismal “' iii any,of Jem.” All frac* There isn’t a bit of fun b ‘ 8 raSg^am^^ffi flt to glvo somo advice to tbo companion ' brother has had to i&/u| waits for no man.” Be, ije popular vote, ’a Gough Syrup coiild 'bb fur* I Wut. nowovct 1 ti><j'Stated may W"® nuaiencu » - men nre Democrats. • * ;e'songs. The. i83cu them soundly. 4 by ft thl'cat <9

Georgia Historic Newspapers

North Georgia citizen. (Dalton, Ga.) 1868-1924, November 18, 1880, Image 1