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TUBL B A RNESVIT J M GAZETTE!
VOL. XVI.
Thetaudvrstendd luisih stock a fall line .of the CJJBIiKBRATh<D
LiftHT d&LNXIh'G COLCMBUS BrGGffKR. SINGLE and DOUBLE
.•ml is only, age At. in Thoimistun for timse upvriur vehicles.
The IMlpagOD Also in stock,
-. "lugs, Wld I >.•, "Mr.
figures. He has also a lirst- TaW X&;
LIVERY SVmFE
well oquiped with splendid horses and nice buggies, Give lum a call.
I. W. F. HIGHTOWER,
w plf-rhn Tliontastriti, <ln.
“DR. WM. A. WRIGHT,”
—AT THE
People’s Drug Store,
NO. 5 FROM CORNER MARKET AND MAIN STREETS, BARNESVILLE, GA.
Is nut agaitl ivith si fresh supply ot Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oil
and Varnisii. s, Garden Reeds, Fine Perfumery, Laundry, Fine l iiiei
and shaving Soaps. Harps, Lamps nt all tirades and Lamp Goods. —
Snuffs in boxes and jars, Cigars. Pipes, Spectacles. Razors,- Combs,
Brushes, School Hooks, Paper. Envelopes, Pens, Ink, Slater’, A\ billow
< Hass. Pirttv. Flavoring Extracts, Fishing Dickie, Tobacco, Pocket Cut
lery. These with other articles too numerous to mention, all of "which
will he sold on reasonable terms'.
PRESCRIPTIONS FREE.
~ i •’rivate diseases strictly confidential. seplO-lf
W. S7 MIDDLE BROOKS & CCL
ARE STILL TO THR FRONT,
Withe the T. B. Lyon stock of Groceries find HirdwnVe, which they
bp unlit at a great sacrifice and are selling the same way.
THE RUSH STILL GOES ON,
and tin goods are being sold cheap. In the stock they have many
goods that they will >el! regardless of cost, before moving to t!u ir new
quarters that an 1 rapidlv going up. Don't foil to sou them before you
buy goods in their line. noVL.-G
; COYNE’S .
GREAT BLOOD REMEDY !
OK
Syphillis Cura
Infallible for the cure of ail Blood i
Disorders. An unexcelled Ton
ic and Appetizer.
TKSTTMOJfI.\r,.
I regard it tin*m<>* }prlT-rt stir 'reive I* Toro ,
fit - imbiliMsu l ifth’rc is j: sj>'wi(i • for syphilis |
it is tib-vno’s Omit Blood U.iD'.ly.
.inSiIPU PALMKft,M. 1).. I
Foaglti, Houston Gounty, Ga.
Pkhhy.Ga., MayLT, isk-I. j
I h*Yo known tlw* rnotliflnt* for over twenty- j
fiveygars,and have seen it tested in u great j
rmiiy east s, and some of th *in seemed almost j
lioucMh. and in variably effected a nmiuiwut
cure. T. M. KiLLEN.
I know of almost miraculous cures wrought
by this medloino.
A. S.OILES,
Ordinary Houston county,iia.
Prepared by
MILLER & GILBERT,
DRUGGISTS,
PERRY, - GEORGIA.
For s;*L ‘ v J. W. Kiuiumver. JuW-flm
SUMMERS & MURPHEY
I VII.L PAY
Macon Prices For Cotton,
IN DEBTSv.
w. J. IVERSON,
LAWYER,
ZKSk'LOX. - GEORGIA.
Fur Tar Fra in r.
Thi'nkingttK' ucppluof Pik.' fount;.- for fin ir
support in th‘ hub norn.action and
Election for ta r. receiver, f jw*es *it a
candidate for tin sane- office, subject to t.n*
' tl6tnof-rnTk: noronation.
TYour* truly. \\ . }i. • yi. . ‘t.
For Collector.
iThc friends of J. L. I/is*etcr, respectfully an
nrtOno; his iuuuo us it candidtit: - for x <ix f
lector subfort toad *mocrati- nomination, 'if
is w, II '-nidified ti till til ' oils'•.* and is a ova
'ettir -n who needs the help of tin* county when
such favors urc* to be bestowed.
E, J. Murphey & Cos.,
WILL PAY
Macon Prices For Cotton,
IN DEBTS.
Hardware 8c Stoves
C. H. Johns::: & Son,
Hardware Dealers
1(5 Ilill Street, - Griffin, G;i.
Invjtt* tan attention of their friends and nil
buyers to their stock of
HARDWARE, *-
; embracing < .‘nrpejiter.s Hir.ftii sin l Piv.r.i ;* Pm
| i >ois.Table and PoeUei Cnrlery, Umig, > *ls.
: iron, Carriage and Wagon Man /ial n
| line assortment of
Oook and Heating Stoves
We ci’dl attention to our stock of Plow >l
- ivrr t’Hill and leader—Wr> Sulky Plows and
I Cuiiivul* era. Pest, t|n:do. <• f
; Belting and Press Rope
Agents for Van Winkle's Gin -.
Fecuers andr Condensers.
Prices .are Very Low
Call, it will* lie our pleasure to
! rilease von.
C. 11. JOHNSON A SON,
firij!! .
WM. S. WHI r"f AKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HARNESVILLE, - GEORGIA.
I Will practice in 11 v counties of the Id hit <
i .>ait and in the Suprem :*,Couri of the State.
I KCpUM
Joseph J. Rogers,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Barnesville, Ca,
Respectfully tenders Ids services to the pub
liiyinklH'lnjf prompt and immediate attention
to all business entrusted to his cure m State
and -Federal CouitU. Collections and ( riiuin.il
J Laws specialty. nos and
BARNESVILLE, GA., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1334.
POISON OAK.
jimoAptreat
Hwl'.VSdfck< 'rifle,
/' SrAU'fAviU'Rii, S. G., Man h 1:1. ISSi.
VctU’4h,< * all’.slii‘ tncdiv'llD'. Swift's SoP
eifle) me >• * lmuth pood tna! I feel like
till#for the lienelii '>;■ those who sutler
hk6 Idtflßl i was poisoned by Bobov ; lak.and
adi a \4*il day lor six ycursor.;-.:il I used
•
(UptfMSi ri: Alter UMittf six Dottles of
Swift's H; eifie lam restored ?o]*e.tcr health ,
—with of; n sicri <>; that mavOil ; oison iefr.
POISON OAK.
■r&i)A (•> ■ thlvt.v-elirlit .Venn: snftV-ivd ■•wry
[serins and sumin-'r with Poison (>ak, whieh f !
[ contracted in bathint: w hen u boy. 1 ivied ev ,
its filingftn- it, it •hulinj* mahy physicians, ;
but without au'> bmu ttf. 1 took six Lotties ot ;
• Swift-N Spec lHe fs. s. s.) four yeaw iVp:o, and |
|it cured mo sound and well. Thro * summers !
i have passed and I lutve hat! no iwnrn ot it. j
JOSEPH r.E ASj.FAVOohitnbus. G.u j
Remarkable Results. !
I have had remarliahla *me* es.y\v!h Swilt’s 1
Sw. jrle; haveetm*d several eases peviminent- ;
iy in :t very siiort time, one ease which lam !
now iri'aEiiv w as vivcti up to die. and after*
nsimjUmv boUkv Is u- * far rceovered that I !
think one if lore bottle wih cur- her. The!
most remarkable easeofuli \vu a lady with t
mvdulury eaneer of the Womb, for whom I j
had no h'ojM* wimti •. er. AlU*rUsina 1140 iMitUtf !
T urn satislb and In* win soon bo eared.
.!. WYldi; Gi’ILAIN. M. i>..
Easleys, H. C.
! Our frenlire on Blond and Skit) "fiisoitfses.
! mailed free *■* e ; u*lienr.ts.
TH i . sW n-'T SI*E( Tl-T(’ GO..
Drawer H. Atlforti, G.
1 N. Y. Ofllee. !-*0 W. -’:>i sr.. i>et. fith A 7* l A vs.
|Thrash's Consumptive Cure,;
AM) LIMA Ui;STiUn:h } .
1, T. THRASH & SDN.
' 1
H -d ■ ■", , ; . ' '<■ , -■ :‘, ' . ,
Proprietor and Manufacturers,
GRIFFIN, - - - GEORGIA, j
t My ivOtt havitff: vYrnneeted himself with me;
! in the pure base of Thrash’s lic.rtpivr, ;
[ I*n<t w',* iielrYjK now the /-ole pfo;?; u Tir,*' ai.n.l \
! miunUfwturomof . '•'*saiuc, w; des.ea pivi-um: - 1
Ii: 1 ;t‘ iiiihly ii>‘prov<d, together
1 with U llsl of (esf'iir.onuJi* Loin iboseof iht’
a(llieted w!u>g(' trutJtfuli..* is me.Geslioiieq.
1 If is imiiossihlo t > enumerate th .uapy won
! fit ptYil eure- DerfeotA’d by t!*.!:• remarkable r*m
j v ~jnee it-j oricio to Ihe }>roes *11!, but. you
I l.a'.'e on!' i o read the. fevc pres.*ated to.iieeou
• Lowed, ’out. o,f Ibe übiind uie <>i 111*1 heart
Hi.* modth sM* ; ketiß And in kb • mvlyf ude of
oiiG.sel tla-rj is. ,safe#V.' Will von read want
. aid of it? f
CERTIFICATES:. ,
I In-vln ft lost, a child with ;.iem!* aaouu
| eroun. I hr.ve been senreb.hvft fo. n ivieily
ii fad f eouid R*'y upon, and idber u> i.:i jTbrasii
j Lulls l*.e-. >;*erin mv family :nd | *••-•.• lie** for
! the pas, eiyhi yv'urs, Ido not f ■■•! !>• aMLi
-1 out it- M } umth.ir-iisiMi jj. .for several :• At
\ df*.*.for<*#r <Wafh nhd It
i tim-t Ke *med to give her relief. She al\, a' s,
i ke* t It-oil ie.n l, ilU'.i spoke of it til the lie-da* •;
1 farms, i won hi say to those afttiytid with
1 ii.’ljt trimbiefi givO 11 a trial. It is haiun'ess,
• noes not nans *at.e or produry* vomdinft and i.s
; pleasant tfLmißid". Tr . ii. nod b ■ convine
: ;. ( j. M. .1. I>A*n:b, M. 1).
! -Griffin, < la., July 10, Ins-I. .
I. T. Thmsii and *.v Hon—Dear Sirs: lluvluk
; been aiilietcO for a number of years with a *e
! rious trowbietreatme.it of the best, piiysiebina
} without sue*es. Iv.e.s indueed la try your
| Lunr; Restorer. Haifa do/.e.i bottles *esT>red
! mi' io per feet health. I always keen it on
iiantl. 1 can further state till’d 1 i> ll'*ve it
saved the Itfcof my neighlior, J. H. I'and.—
His eondition was regarded a- hopeless esa ol
consumption. T. J. Edwards.
Hampton, da.
T believe Thrash 1 * Lung Best ore 1 ’ savi*d my
life. After having exhausted the skill 01 tla‘
host pinsicians-rniv condition was regarded
b' them liopeless—your medicine lestored me
io perfect health.
Hampton, July Id, ’ki. J. U- H and.
Seyeral years past I prole a eertifieale testi
fying to the virtuif.s of Thrash’s Hung Restor
er in all bronchial troubles, sop* throat. < obb .
croivgs, after testing its virtue, for ;rents, that
it is not only a cure but 11 preventative. 'N hen
, ver I have exposed myself ami feel a slight
smarting or into!ion about the- glands or ton
sils, h dose of the Bestorer releives me at oncß.
1. ulwiivs keep it. 1 think it a. good eatarrJial
remedy. BeS}M*etl'uSly, B. I*. Crow dim:.
I am satisfied Thrush’s Hung B< to; r is tin
host I ever used. 1 alv/ags keep i: on li.-inn.
J. \V. XJUMIA It. Ho! *1 iv die.
r. T. Thrash & Son—Dear Sirs: I ha ve used
your medicine with the mo.-T sa! islnf .ory r ■-
suits. The rapidity with wl.g-ii if --e|j. r -
i rlitiureu of coughs ami tiireaten **. cron;/
i v.o idvrfhl. I heartily concur In m; wit; s
; opinion that it is the best medieim* .-In < v;t
1 saw for tla* purposes nu'iil ioned. ! i • omo; oc
i ;.(K> warmly lvi' ojiiineaded and La.old ■ kept
lin every homo. : ' • * - *
j I. T. Thrash & Son: I t::ke pi asur.* In *'••; '•-
! fving tithe value of your Huiig *■ <
' liave frequently used it ill eu.se:; ot coughs ami
! croups. H is the best wr aver m* and.
H. JI. i’AlTltf/i,
Presiding Elder Uriflin ibsh ie!.
I Iha v m used in my family Thras'!’*; ! .miff B--
| stori r i'or cold-.couglisaii'l ta' ii'i!. *d ' naiM. .
I Jr Is a good remedy, uadi cheerfully ;•*•-oai
-1 menu it. It i.s wort by of;, trial. 'J ■ ** bav
! iug uscu it. .■ jfoak f*; vorabh/ o! f
John I>. hi kwaUt, Jndg- 1 s. ( H
i My mof’i. r was. ir - d*l wiL: l_• • '<
j cough for a uumber of years, j.mi no; >* a • ".* 1
1 , '>.er and gootl but Thra.-a .*■• Re d.oi*ar. -
! iiiiw induced othmv lo try ir wlio speak m
l .highest terms of it, i keep it on h.i-s:I.
W.. Ji. ilovuK.
T have 1 raveled from o:\i',Ut to G .!ifo-ii: i.-
| Thia diY. iADJg Resror *r is the -u?st *"m , :.i m*- 1-
, icin'] oversaw. < hio. i, .J'LK'*.
I hs-vc used J’iirash’a Hung Restore:’ umL
family lor *.■■•tigo-am: raid-q a *d regard -n
-; perioi to any r :;u*<ly I m- *1 u^>.
, It. I'.AliWi:,:,; ate.
J have us *d your medicine in my Rig iy
I ow laind. [ ■ H ■ Joy A'son.
! The rena'dy :Lr • m-.rus : l >eS wc
’ know. . .
H. \Y.Gcoddk A. D. 1 ;v.:<;*:u.
I M. J. j"tuck., All I.r/.v ' *: “'iii.fj.,
S. !’,-*iu x, J. G. R : i- , •
i. l>. ih t.GN, ii. li. Bi;kvi:s.
Di R 1l GT l O N i:> :
For hd ilfs till: ■ a t• po<n,;i. b- •':: c:u-ii
I meal and one bed t!mg. .*•> t *r 'Wo go
■ througli la liigat if !h" '‘i.rßj l*. tr ;u-*a ■ .
1 oi* ";ji!d> cti under two y •• :• • ~ g*-
pooufu!, r< pvufe.l <v ry iwo. ’o l-.m* n" > a**
• tno symptomsm;- i’.-po!> *. i I • || ' M ‘Y '
fn p o,.o:-; ioi 10 age. in <:•-.< m/t ;>up vO ein
' lull don*** gvi-rv half honr until reoev* g. H'U
::iu Hi- use of tins midi-ij:. . - . ; : L.. 0.1
l*ccorhc profuse, tingf and wba do not ne
come alarmed; it ... unfavorabm • mpuGO.
This ;udi ■!;’.<• ••ot*?nin ::o • in'.at •• mm null.:-,
other iX pectoral its, ;;< :a is* '.'**• er -
: ate mini -asanfnest. It is a sif' Gdid Dei, and
iis pe2l*eti v hi For.sale by all
j AdduG-ss, ’
I, T. THRASH & SON, Griffis, 6a.
or LAWSON THRASH* Ft. YmiEi. Ark.
| augiOtf
NOTICE.
All parlies indebted t. M. M. Nussiiauni v iii
; phase pav M r. J. G. Williamson, a’om *, a-nr
i.s authorl y/,*d tocn“li*ct and reeelpl forme.
r.ov::j-U iiraoS Xl’SSHAir.u, Bvct.
Tribute of Respect
At ;i call inerting of die I’i Cha])-
toroftlu' Kuppa .'ljil.a Fraiornitv
a coininittG* cin))OH;Ml of Ik A.
Matt hows, U. A. Stafford ium! T. W.
foohran wore to draft
suitub’o resolutions in regard to!
the death of our deceased Bro. Hold.
F. Jitekso/i. The co.nitnitfeo up-j
pointed report the followingpromu
blo and resolutions.
Wlierean, It has pleased Almigh
ty God to remove from our order,
our friend and Brother, Ituht. K.
l;tekon, and transplant him to a
luglier and noliier order in the
great,and ha| j>y land above. -We,
as members of the I’i Chapter of
.the Kappa Alpha order desire to
unite our grief with those of his pa
rents and their family and the peo
ple of the community in whieh lie
lived. On- aecotmt of the.death of
:oiir hrotficr, be.it therefore
lie solved I. That while we -yield
to the dispensation of Him “who
doctl'i all things well” we can but
express our sincere regret and pr'o
j found sorrow that the summons to
! die, should ha ve been sent to one
so voung and so useful, so kind
* and so true, and who had the un
; mintakahic promise of a bright and
happy future itvfore him.
j Hesolved IT, That in the deatli
ot'Roht, F. Jackson,-the Kappa A!-
qha order has lost one of its most
..useful and talent: and members, his
i eommv a most progressive and in
| tollig('nt citizen, his friends a true
umd noble companioii, his parents
j a dutiful, sell'-saerilicjug ami usefu;
: son, and his sister and brothers a
! mo c t kind and worthy'brother.
Ho (lived- 111, Tlutt we extend
! our eondoienee to the parent's ot
! i.ur deceased brotlrs' and uicir lam
' ily,in-.J : j.air greatest trial .rnd be
! redveihcn'l, and may H'e vJholovefli
1 hem whom He .ehasteneth, deal
. tenderly witb them, soften tiie;r
s:£'r:nve and comfort them with the
atlsttTSftV'.' that JLUi ■ too wise tuorr,
t<v.> good to bo unkind.
| lb solved IV, That the members
jof this chapter wear the usual
! badge of mourning for tlurtv
Ida vs.
Resolved V. That the thirnesvillo
! Gazette and Middle Georgia Times
the requosiod to publish these rrso
! intions and a, c*opy of the same be
{ sent to the perents, of the ■ lee: used.
B. A. Aiattmows,
R. A. Staffoud,
T. W. Coeui'.AX,
('ommittee.
Biirnnsville, Ga., Nov 11th.
Supreme Court Decision.
| Caldwell ot a!, vs. Barrett ot al,
I commissioners. Refusal of in-
I junction, from l’d:c. Before .Judge
Stewart, Local option ael. Ivju
! ity. Jurisdiction. Constitutional
i law.
i lIi.AXD/'oKi), J.—l. Glider a bill
died to enjoin the consolidation of
i votes east and declaration ol tile
! result of an elction bold under a
! "local option" act for Bike county,
j which act was passed September
IS, ISSS, we tliirtk the cuii.-!itution
aiity of tile act coanot be inqu:rod
into.
The act was not unconstutional.
| booaune it aubmittod to a vote ot
the people the question as to
: whether its provisions should be
put in operation. If thbrons: i But mu
I the organic la tv* of the Sad has
Ijo ;i mad ,o depi.'ivl upon the vote
<*f the [icMple, it is not easy to
j perceive whv.a local law, ailocting
a particular eomihiinity, should
not bed 'tenuined b,.* a v.j'.e of the
people of mat locality. G*i leys
< 'on. i.inp, 74 s. 74b.
I ;3. Trie body ot ton act contours
; nothing in. on.-i. lent with or var
iant from if.'- title.
t. T'ne act doe-* not contain more
I I ban on<-subject matter, tlr■ • ptir-
I)(>.’(- el the act, to provide, a
* -..icons of pro w nt'mg 1: inor tra.iic
! in j’ike coantv if ihe people thereof
o . ii- ire. and oil the provision ■ of
the hill are geuntiin to and in lur
;heran eof mat purpose. Dope et
!aL vs. aiayor, etc., of Gainsvi.le.
Ibritary term. IMS !.
A. Tin- a . is not unconsfitudon
■ ! as vioiating a genera! law in re
gard to elections.
There is no general law in force
in this state as to elections of tins
! character.
(j. TR re is no equity inecmplai
! mint's hill, the subject ina*.er ot
; the bill is clearly outside o' the
subjects of equity jurisdiction. The
i matter.- set torth in the bill are of
a political nature not affecting pro
pe ay, atul chancery has n > juris;
: motion of the same. High on ini.
I. ; Bright lyN Dig ~f Elec. !
78 ]ll. zlil ; High on Inf. 1,250;f 1 '
Tern. Cli. -iIS.
(a) When the Legislature pro-!
vides for nil election to determine'
a question of tile kind set, forth in
the act in question, and there is no
! provision made in the law for judi
i rial interference, and there is no
j statute authorizing such interfer- ;
; dice, and no authority exists at j
common law for the same,thenr.ei- j
t flier a court of law or equity lms j
I power or jurisdiction ove': the mat-!
ter, hut Ih* determined, alonchy the i
! tribunal constituted by the Legisla- j
11lire for that purjio.se, and ilie j
courts arc j lowcr.h ss f■ interfere mi- j
'less the Legi.Mature in their wis-|
1 doni shall see proper to confer siri-li
| power on the conrls.
'(h).This n as intii iiitf'il iiifl',) Ga.
288, awl .in the east of Jdkrine at
vs. Jackson et a!., a: this term, the
ouent-ion ivas direct’y mutlo, fully
considered, and decided as above.
Wo are entirely satisfii and with
that decision, and think it coiurols
tile present ease. Judgment ii.ii.j-i:i-
cd.
J. F. Redding, AY. G. Whitaker,
Thus. R. Mills, iioynloii A- Han -
mond for plaintiff; A. A. Mttrphcy
j. A Hunt contra.
The Legislature.'"
Last Wednesday the Legislature,
met and organized b\ electing Hon,
11. IT. Carlton, President of the
• Senate. Hon. W. A. Harris was
i deefed Secretary; A. J.. Cameron,
i Messenger and h. J. Aired, door
i keeper. Hon. John B. Davidson
Iwa elected i’resident p-'-'i tan.
The House organized by cicefing
Hon. W. A. Little, of ifit-vhg.-iy
i Speaker, lion. Mark A. Uarden,;
|.Clerk, Ibm. L. M. Lamar, Speakf ri
j pro tcpi, 'ir. J. R. Siuit'll. Messcn-j
g: r, mid Capt. ii. J.-Wilson, dyor-
I keeper. ' .
Com'mitteos to jnkivide rules, arid'
j chaplains, we-re invpo'b lied. *
Notice ofcouTc six:! elections were j
given in the counties of Oglethorpe
1 and Pike.
Both hulls Jr. f..r :. si t .gi. J ,
I proceeded to business.
Rev. John Jones v.ae elected I
chaplain of-the bempe.
The rules of the last LygisUtVire,
for joint ses.-ioas were mlopted til! j
I fiirthw' ordered. Governor MeDnn- j
iel sulmiittcd a long' liy, hot dear |
■ and able message. M r <“ regret our]
: inability to give the entire message *
! to our readei s.
The count of the vote in the late ]
! State election showed that ,118,41)11 j
! votes wore cast.
The House elected Rev. AY. R.
i Branham, chaplain.
Both Houses agreed to hold joint: j
I sessions for the purpose of electing
| Judges and Solicitors, and to eoii
] tinue from day to day till all are
elected.
j A hill has been introduced pro-]
j viding for the salaries of the jiuli- j
! ciarv of the Supreme Court at s■>•-!
(XX), and of the Superior Court at 1
.$2,000 each.
Monday the election of Judges *
; was taken up. Hon. B. I’. Bovver j
] elected .Judge of the Albany circuit j
and Hon. W. X. Rper.ee, Solicitor.
Mon. J. G. Fain was elected Judge
iof the Cherokee circuit and Hon
J. W. Harris, jr., Solicitor. Hon. ,
iO. 0. Kibhoe was elected Judge ptj
the OconeeeireuLt. Hon.J. I. Cur
ler was elected Solicitor tor the
i Brunswick circuit. lion. D. L. j
] Golding was elected Solicitor for j
; die short term and lion. 1). AS .
Rountree, for the long, for <1 e
Southern circuit. Hon. Fmnie*; j
jAYouuick, vc re-elf J‘'<l Solicitor i
] for the Flint circuit, iron. W . K. *
Hammond was elected J udge of 1 he j
Atlnnta circuit amlilon.C. 1). 11 1 ii |
Solicitor.
-*-
A seientilie journal r*-ports that a j
j composition <>- sanii, cork and lime j
! molded info blocks is now oa trial i
r i Genual.v for herding liglu par
titions. It is said to have tip' ud
vanfir ■ of (.xelv.'ling s-unub betG'r
I thru ordinary brick-work, -while
being liv'il and a good non-n^iduo-J
tor. But it composition of sliard
* wood a ,vdns. rqiolioil on In ml like
i common plaster is yhcajic;' than
; the Gentian me imde-f .'onstrjieting j
! jiartitions, is mu •’ lighter, are l , j
! has cither d< :■*:r.di,V qualities.
l’he N w A yi'k i. J .ii iio 'on.ii very i
hard. It field 0r.,t0 Hie associated '
press, which attempt* 'l to elect i
Blaine, even when the great people
,of the United States bad said it j
should no: be.
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It did not require an official j
count of the vote of Texas, since]
the democrats of that state rolled
j u’* about lOftlitV "lurghty.
Cliee r*!‘u 1•
I lately indulged,ir. a cliapter on ,
‘•lb'clting,” and ffic favor with
which it was received encourages
mo to say stunethftigfq promote
rhoorl'ninossa. To depict the ill pol
i. y amt effects of piyroseness is im
mressary ;' everybody nyoids the
peevish and “en.ss’’ man o.r vyoiuan
as he would a cmitagious disease.
A morose individual in the antipode
iif a cheerful one, but there are ip*-
termiidi.r'. degrees of temperament
which, are mote eominendahie than
the c..tremes. A irivolops ehara.e
fc" may be a cheerful one; lint a
projH*r degree of clacrfulimss .in
imt incur, islent with personal *Bg
nity. and mdeed itT nbumlant grav
ity. Cheerfulness commends its
possessor to the graces
and good offices of nil right think
ing p'epU‘. A.s ‘'charity covers a
multitud; of sins so doesaehev rful,
Ir j f sonie demeanor atone for the
la kof many substantial qualities.
Rlvikspetirc juits if into . Cu- urY
moath to say :
Tj*j< did have moil nliouf tdo that jhv fuA,
men, amt such sloop o’ nights.
The great Vi’izavd of Avi.,n knew
“that touch of nature thlil 'ma'ki!i
all men kin; " and was aware tluitg
morose, carping, sneering, criti*is- :
ing nersi.n could never enjoy* the
respect, ec.itiilence or esteem of his i
ieilowe*. 1 Mi
. [1 i not, to be expected that any
rijdit-f: "ling man can be cheerful
* tm'css ids ordinary course of eon
! dint is correct. The cheerfulness
■of iiie'possessor of an uneasy oon-
M'iemu is like th• ■ fabled “smile on
i.he jaws Of death.” i’ersons of in
tegrity alone have a right to lrfr
cheerful. “The emisciousness of
j duty performed aindeß forever!”
-aid 1):H:!(J Webs-erp and those
' willi know their duty and do it
des, I’ve tlm light lfearts and lllqm
inafsti • .I’.t-ntemn-ieOs they are apt ■
io carry. Thus cheerfulne-s is the
] result:of etToi't; nay, of erosso.
•‘No i "use. no crown,” announeed
: the old moralists. A.s gold refined
by 111-' lire, so is tile cheerfulness:
]of a thoroughly good man. Ergo,.'
genuine cheerfulness is begotten of
1 godliness, “M y burden is easy and
my yoke is light,” that is, after the
neophyte has expcrionced'the urop
]er education. Thus, our lesson on
! cheerfulness comes up to a dis
course on Christian conduct.
May all the readers of the Home
Talk lie blessed with health and
prosperity, and receive the disj.ie.n
--] fiat ions of Providence, as knowing
; they are meted out by an All-AVise,
All-Benignant Dispenser. Then,
"whatever may fail or succeed,
wha ter may stand or fall,” grati
] luide and cheerfulness will go hand
in hand, “and grow brighter and
brighter until the perfect day.”
Thus.
The Gazette would kindly sng
aest tojtlie owners of the burnt lols
hv e i limeys yet stand, that
i :hey he torn down. One of ibem
might fall on some orje or on
beast prowling around. But tlur
j eh.ief reason why we offer the sug-
J geslion, is That these gray senti
*in Is mark so plainlv the desola
i fion oftliat po "Hon of our town.
I Tl. • hearts of our brave enterpris
* ing j.co'p’e should he buoyed
Iftp hv everything possible! There
! .is nothing that looks more gloomy
and lonesome than those chimneys
j Thev must com- down sooner or la
A: '-', and I-.-t them disappear at
jqnee.
! We won' 1 suggest further that
: the cellar of the old lsotel Jot be
cleared of the brick that can be
utilized and it can then' be made *
' the repository of tne aeee.muli tf-l
Hiats, dirt mid ueli debris as can
®ie dimmed into it.
’ The “earnpitipi: Jiar” proniptly
I repaired to New York to engage in
j figuring on the result, blit- lie did
not prevail,.
Jav Gould was the first promi
: limit republican to telegraph con
gratulations to President Cleveland.
The latest informal ion from New
York fixe-' Cleveland’s i-1.-etiori be
yo’.l doubt.
NO. 42.