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C. was a victim flk fl to Dyspepsia He fl was advised to take fl C Brown’s | a Iron I Bitters. » 0 On July 10, 1894, he IB n wrote a grateful letter in G which he said: “1 have used Brown’s Iron BiTTEßsfortwo as months for Dyspepsia Ws an and it hoi cured me. ” .« '• He does not mind B 9 W’W it’s being known— fl K perhaps his letter fl fl may help YOU to a fl fl cure! This remedy B has helped thous- Wk andsduringthepast fl 20 yrs. Will you ■ try it? It does not fl B constipate and it fl WON’T INJURE fl fl THE TEETH. fl Brown Chem. Co. Balto. Hd. CHEAP RATES. By tne Southern R’y nly $2.60 Rome to Chattanooga and re irn. Tickets on sa I e /aily Sept. 1 4 t o 2 0 good to return Sept. 24 T. C. Smith, P. & T. a. When traie iag, always take a cale of Johnson's Oriental Soap with you ; diseases are often caught from using lutel SJap. For sale by J, T. Crouch & Co. THE HUSTLER OF ROME, SUNDAY SEPTEMBER, 16 1894. THE AMATEUR. Something About Rome’s Home Talent AN INTERESTING ARTICLE J Manager Nevin Tells Some Funny Excellences With Amature Performances. A Local Subject Lo cally Told. In Jbegi'juiug this article th writer desires to ea> that he con siders Rome one of the best places on earth for the get’ing up of am atuer performances. Some of the beet shows of the kind he has ever seen anywhere were Rome shows. Then too there are more people here who know all about show business, tbao any other town of its size in the coun try. So it is desired to explain that that much before saying anything else. The amateur occupies a distinct and unique place in the show bus iness. As to the place—if you ask th u stage carpenter he will, in all probability, inform you that that means the whole stage and all the boxes The efficient stage manager in Rome once iufoirntd me that in his bumble opinion, based on years of careful observation, it was a fact that a amateur aesor or actress coul d cover more forbidden ground and get in more different peoples way in a given space of time, than any other individual he had ever met with. Os course we all enjoy the show We all have friends in the play and then we are all jealous of home talent. < The rehersals, —how all the neighbors and friends doenjoy the rehersals. They are just the great est fun imagineable. It is such a huge joke to take the gas mans hammer and put it behind the mirror in the dressing room and then to speculate on the reason why he looks a little out of tem per. The dear fellow is not mad at all and is not thinking unprin table things about the man who moved that hammer. She is simply thinking what great fun it is to be stage manager during an amateur show and hoping with all his heart that we may have at least a dozen more before the end of the season. He does not mind a little thing like the loss of a ham mer or a saw he always carries around two or three in his vest pocket for fear of an accident. Great is the ameteur. Long may 7 he ware. From the most ambitious would be Hamlet down to the most obscure chorus singer we love him and we wish him well. What difference does it make though we do have to show the same difference to the latter that we do to the farmer, it is all in the family. The chorus singer is as sorry that the show can’t go on without him as the “malancholy Dane” is- As in Hamlet—Hamlet itself as to intimate for one moment that the one is not the peir of the other in importance. They are both stars of the brightest kind in their own firma ment. And then the costumes. How they 7 do sometimes make ‘‘the punishment fit the crime.” I re member once ii an amateur show not a great while ago. that one of the characters appeared in act 3 in exactly the same costume that he wore in Act 2. notwithstanding the confession in the play bill that twenty years were supposed to have passed between the two acts. I will say for him though that he made up in the excellency of his rendition of bis part for the rather rmbarrassing circumstance that he bad be m wearing rhe same sun forgtweuty years. From the unimportant maid of all work, whose acquaintance we always make as the curtain rises on the first act, on all the way up to the basso profundo indendu ate of the genus villian, whose death in the last act lifts a heavy burden from our hearts, we are TO A.LIO Art Potterv, Bric-a-Brac, Onyx Tables, Libbray, Hall and Sewing .Lamps. China and Glassware. WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION To the public to visit us and examine the beautiful articles Displayed n this, ou r NEW DEPARTMENT” “A CROCKERY STORE” “A HOUSEFtIRNISHING STORE” Where you can buy any article for Household use, very much under any price you have had heretofore. OUR 5 AND 10c COUNTERS ARE FULL OF BARGAINS. z THE NOVELTY STORE Or- BE. RAWLINS, 318 BHOAD ST. ROME, (I A. carried away with interest. As well consider Olympian Jove without his thunderbolt as to con ceive the society drama without the heavy villian who will smoke his cigarette and roll his r’s. Well, well, the amateur is like a snow storm, a railroad wreck or a night blooming cereus (take your choice) .They do not come of ten but we enjoy them while they last. I understand my friend Charlie Seay is getting up “Caste” for an early date. lam sure that it will be a huge success and I hope to see a large house that night, both on bis account aud on the young mens Library Association, an organiza tion by the way. that the young men of Rome do not take the in terest in that they should, Charlie is good in his part I know and as the cast of characters is almost the same as the old cast 1 see no reason why they should not givej avery t creditable perform ance. If Charles will only prom ise me that he will let that ham mer alone at rehersals I know we shall get along the best kind. J. B. N. Johnson’s Magnetic Oil cure cramps and colic ana internal neu ralgia and beadache and backache nstanfly. 25 and 50 cts, For sale by J T. Crouch & Co Fob Sale Cheap:—One good horse and set of harness, also bug gy. Apply to Charley McKinney, No. 302 Broad St. 9-7-6 t. FOR SAL E-0 n e spring delivery wagon with top, terms cash. Apply to T.F. Foster. 2 w. NOTICE. 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