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IBE HUSTLER OF LOME
Becona-ciMH Mail Matter.
DAILY AND SUNDAY.
10 cents a week or $5.00 per annum
so the city of Rome, and Floyd, the
•‘Banner county” of Georgia.
The Georgia* Legislature ineetg
oif the 24th of the present month.
The peace footing of the Rus.
eian army calls for 170,000 horses
The Philadelphia College of
Pharmacy has a student named
Pellett.
It is well enough for a party to
learn that its members must not
..stay at homo and leave the election
io carry itself.“
A Harvard student broke hishg
a few days ago while playing too’-
bail. He will now have time to
give some attention to the regular
course of study.
• The announcement was lately
made by the Paymaster General
of the Supreme Court of England
that the total amount of dormant
funds lying in chancery is $5,000,-
000.
The State Geologist of Minneso
ta insists that there is underlying
Minneapolis a ncvcr-faihng-river
of pure water abundant for the
supply of the newds of the city for
all time.
If the silver men are mad there
is method in their madness, and
they mean tocarry on their agita
tion for free coinage until they
get it. Theirs is a popular demand,
and it will win in the end.
An ice locomotive was some
years ago constructed for use in
Russia. It is is employed to haul
freight between St. Petersburg and
Cronstadt. The front part rests
on a sledge and the driving wheels
are studded with spikes.
Editor Phil Byrd, in the Hust
ler oe Rome, notes that offen
sive odors are arising from the
city dumping grounds on the banks
ofjthe Etowah. Editor Byrd should
dam the Etowah and overflow the
trash. —Brunswick Call.
Dammit? Ain’t that what we’ve
been a tryin’ to do all along?
The Emperior William, when he
weut a few days ago to inspect th
the new aluminium drums ordered
for tne German armv, beat an »ffi
cient tattoo on one of them him
eels. Good for William ! We’ll bet
neither Grover Cleveland nor
Queen Victoria can do su ch a
thing —Cincinnati Enquiier.
What will the Atlanta Constitu
tion do for a name for the Macon
Telegraph, now that it is no long
er “Mr. Soifers’t paper?,*—Alba
ny Herald.
Don’t worry thy-self, Brother
Mclntosh, the Constitution is too
busy fighting the Journal on sil
ver issues to be “naming” its bet
ters “names.”
■
In Galicia recently a mother,
daughter and granddaugh er eael
gave bir s h to a sou on the srnu
day,The mother is 48, and this
makes the sixteenth child; the
daughter is 33, and has eight chil
dren ; the grand daughter is not
quite 16. They nr» Polish peasants
olaud may yet win her fretdom
Geoi gia is no less democrat in
"*94 than she was in ’92, and the
proper man on a proper platform
could have polled as big a major
ity as Governor Northens did
Augusta Chroni'le
Just such little, pucilanimous,
two by four democracy as th
above samples, if continued, will
work defeat to the party. W. Y.
Atkinson is as pure a man politi
cally, morally or any other way
as the State affords. If the “sort
head” elem nt were as good men
as Atkinsi n therj would be less
“sore heads ’ and more good dem
k 'derate in C eorgia.
When Governor McKmly spoke
in St. Louis somebody ask'd
“What about the income tax?’
This was a proper and respectful
question.lt is one of the , political
topics of the day. The Goverm r is
going about the country as an in
tellectual, political and statecraft
expert. He especially assumes
knowledge of the subject us feder
al taxation, of which the income
levy is a part. llh dismissed the
subject and his questioner with
one of his stock sallies ; “We are a
good de il more troubled,” said he
“about what incomes we are to
get hereafter than about the tax on
them ”In other words the Gover
nor dodgr-d.
General Evans would have car
ried Georgia for the democratic
icket by an increased majority,
and w ould have lead instead of be
ing almost left in the race by be
ing so far in the rear that he could
not hear the shout of victory < r
the music of the hand.—Atlanta
Gazette.
That’s about half way right,—
for the Atkinson are
democrats and would have voted
straight tickets almost to a man
The Gazette is welcome to all the
comfort it Jean draw from that
source. Good democrats abide the
action of the.‘party. “Soreheads”
don’t.
If little Johnnie Tomtit Graves
was really as bad a boy as he thinks
he is, he ought to be spanked. But
he is such a puerile little braggart
that nobody believes him when he
irresponsibly boasts of great
crimes.—Griffin News,
From up the line and from
down the line comes the gratify
ing and satisfactory news that all
of the “wool hat boys” are in the
Maddox column against old Dr.
Flopper Felton.
HAMLET'S SOLILOQUY REVISED.
To run or not to run?
Thai’s the question.
Wht ther it’s better to go a-gun
nii g for a bird in the bush
Orhaugon towhat I’ve got.
To run to win—per- hance to lose!
Aye, there’s the rub!
For in that storm of votes w hat
gales in> y blow!
Maybe a fav’ring wind to vict’ry’s
harbor;
Perhaps an avalanche to bury one.
And if the latter, then farewell—
A 10-ig farewell to dreams of
greatness.
Whereas now
There’s always a chance
That I may get there
Later, if not sooner,
To run, to win—it’s temtm’
Bu<, then, to lose,
No, siree, Bob!
Not for-Toe!
Guess not!
Guess.
Eh?
Nominated?
Who? me?
Great Scotti
Geu whiz!
Will I take ii?
Would a duck swim?
Come out now with your eld fogy
Mortons!
Where’s my speech?
Gimme my hat!
Now, all together!
Hooray!!!—New York Evening
Sun,
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wJWc/'Q this, jierhaps, if you think of the
j 5 way it’s sold to you. On trial—
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L | case where it fails to benefit or
w c,l re, your money is returned.
K! With any doubtful or ordinary
wj medicine, this couldn't be done,
q j An-’, it isn’t done, except with the
M C “ Discovery.”
' Nj In every disease caused by a
torpid liver or Impure blood, tins
medicine will certainly cura For
the most stubborn Skin and Scalp
Diseases; the worst forma of Scrof
ula, even Consumption (or Lung
scrofula) in its earlier stages; and
for Dyspepsia, “ Liver Complaint,”
and every kindred ailment, nothing ap
proaches it as a remedy.
Nothing else, at any price, is really as
cheap. You pay only for the pood you get
It’s more than mere relief—it’s a perfect
and permanent cure, that you get with Dr.
Sages Catarrh Remedy. The proprietors
offer SSOO reward for any incurable ease
of Catarrh.
If you want the latest
and most beautiful
Fashions get your
Fashion sheets at Lan
ham & Sons Free,
fourth Ward,
THE HUSTLER OF ROME, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER, 10 1894.
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO
Tb« whipping post aud pillory
were still standing in Boston and
New York.
Throe-fourths of the books in
every library came from beyond
the Atlantic.
Ibe lough characters, where
such existed, had no brass knuck
les nor revolvers.
The Mississippi Valley was not
so well known as the heart of Af
rica now is.
Twenty days were required for a
letter to go from New York to
Charleston by land,
In most families no cocking w: s
done on Sunday ; a cold Sunday
dinner was the rule.
All the population of a villia. e
assembled at the inn on ‘‘poet
day” to here the news.
The number of toasts drank at a
banquet equalled the number 01
states in the Union
r
The United States contained
fewer people than now live in New
York and its suburb.
Quinine was unknown ; when a
man had ague fits, he took P ru an
bark and whiskey.
Beef and pork, salt fish, potatoes
and hominy were the staple diet
all the year rouud.—St, Louis
Globe
THEY FOUGHT WELL
And Loudly. This Bride and Groom
of Richmond Street
The path of true love never did
run 'smooth, but there are timet
when it seems gto strike a rockier
•‘road to Dublin” than ordinaril} •
At least so say the good people
on Richmond street, between Linn
and Ray miller, who were awaken
ed last night about 10:30 o’clock
by the acoustic strains of a Jyoung
woman who was .having a go with
her husband in a monkey-parrot
fashion.
Richmond street in this neigh
borhood is an aristocratic precinct
aud is not used to such perform
ances. At k firsl terrible swearing
was heard, followed by deafening
screams until the people of the
whole block were on the scene of
astion to witness such another
hair- pu ling and thumping match
as would do cred’t to a Bowery.
To make matters worse, they
found that the fight was going or
between a prominent young busi.
ness man and his bride of only one
year. There is laid to be a mm i
thecase,and it is Baid that both hue
baud and wife had been drinking,
If so, they had evidedtly been
having a time all by their loneliee.
as they were found hammering
each other in front of their own
residence, from which they had
issued but a few minutes before.
The gathering ol the (neighbors
around them did uot seem to dis
turb the null in the least, whicl
lasted until Private Watchman
Powell camejup.
Richmond street for once in life
saw spooky sights pn the form 01
abbreviated night robes flitting to
and fro on very pretty, aristocratic
forms.
Everybody was up, and standing
room at every window for sorm
distance up and down the street
was at a premium. At last the fe
lici ous .twain were induced to go
in the house aud fight it out be
tween doors. —Ciociuatti Inquirer
ALMOST A NEW YORK DAILY
That Democratic wonder. The
New York Weekly World, has just
changed its weekly into a twice fi
week paper and you can now get
the two papers and the weekly
courier for the same old price
SI.OO a year.
Think of it! The news from New
York right at your door fresh every
three days—ls 6 papers a year.
We have made arrangements by
which we can furnish the weekly
courier and the twice-a-week New
York World all for SI.OO a year.
Here is the opportunity to get
vour own local paper and The New
i York World twice every week at
I extraordinary low rates.
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“Orange Bios? >n” is a pas
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Every lady can treat herseb
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Sold by
D, W. Curry Druggist
Rt» Hon.
William
Ewart
Gladstone,
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Education —Knowledge
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Atay safely be said to be bound up Io the
twenty-eight volumes which go to make up
the new up-to-date edltlOn-of the wonderful
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ATLANTA, GA.
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