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Honorable
Ignatiys
Donnelly'
* As the victorious champion of the
people against the Minnesota Coal
Combine, Ignativs Donnelly evinced
a robust, practical good sense, rattier
at variance with the speculative
spirit shown in “ The Great
Cryptogram.”
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Mr. Donnelly is a man of the
most versatile talents ; his successes
In medical science, at the bar, and
In the field of letters, are many and
unique. Those familiar with his
writings (and who is not?) are
always impressed with the readiness
with wtjkh
He (Quotes Authority
I To support a proposition. Ong is
thus led to believe that he possesses
la remarkably retentive rniqd. But
those who. know him Say this is a
mistaken iJea; that his memorv is
poor, but he is a tireless investigator,
and has a well selected library, with
reference bogks of every sort, which
enable him to turn at volition to
any desired information or reference.
The wprk which he values above
al! otiiers is THE ENCYCLOPEDIA
Britannica, of which he possesses
two at his residence and
one at his office. He knows that
Us authority is never questioned
anywhere, and is said to have won
several cases in court upon evidence
taken from Britannica.
In your ENCYCLOPEDIA
I BRITANNICA note theflne articles
I on Racon and Shakespeare, and,
\ for your own satisfaction, endeavor
to trace in the writings of
Shakespeare the alleged cipher of
Bacon. Such comparisons are
entertaining and instructive.
' If you do not own THE
Encyclopedia Britannica
you had better procure it while the
new edition is being sold at
introductory prices. Xddress
THE CONSTITUTION
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Terrible Headaches
RESULTING FROM
DERANGEMENT OF STOMACH,
LIVER, OR BOWELS,
Relieved by
Ayer’s Pills
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these pills is all the medicine needed to o
set me right again. For headache, they
never fail. 1 have been a victim ofter- qI
rible headaches, and have never found o:
anything to relieve them so quickly as °
Ayer’s Pills. Since I began taking this q
medicine, the attacks have been less and o
less frequent, until, at present, months °
have passed since J have had one.”-C. o
f”. Newman, Dug Spur, Va. o
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Prize Medal at World’s Fair ° I
FOR LITTLE FOLKS
Column for Bright Eyed Boys and
I Girls.
LITTLE TOTS MEMORY
At the Age of Three She is a
Todling Encyclopedia--of
"American" Edition.
A little boys Laugh
able Mistake
BACK TO INFANCY,
Heigh-ho! Babyhood! Tell me where you lin.
ger.
Let’s toddle h«rae again for we have gone
astray:
Take this eager hand of mine and lead me by
the finger,
Back to the lotus land Os the far away
—James Whitcomb Riley
A TOT’S MEMORY.
THE WONDERFUL POWERS OF FOUR
YEAR-OLD GERTIE COCHRAN.
A',little girl with bright eyen, a
happy sac* 3 , encircled by golden
ringlet*, eat iu a high chair in one
of the anterooms at Frank Hall’s
Casino yesterday afternoon, and
forau hour kept a number of newt
paper men wondering if she were
really a human being, endowed
with but ordinary human intelli
gence. .
The little girl was Gertie Cochran,
aged 4 years and 3 months. Geitie
is Dot a prodigy in the ordinary
acceptation of the term as applied
to precocious infants, but she is a
phenomenon in mentality. She was
born at Mount Vernon, 111. Her
parents are people iu humble cir
cumstances.
At 10 months of age she aston
ished her parents and others by
repealing what she heard them say,
The parents began, when she was
3 years old, to exhibit her in a
small way, when she would repeat
verses, passges trom the Bible, and
give statistics taugut her by her
mother.
Aside from her wonderful facul
ty of memorizing, she is like oth
er children of her own age, and
quite as much of a baby ; ready Vo
run and frolic with a kitten, or to
play at “keeping house” with her
little foster brother, a year young
er than she, and her “doilies,” of
which she proudly boasts she has
advzeu.
One may form an idea of the
little phenomenon’s performance
by imagining her sitting iu her
high chair, which is twice her
height, and teihug the population
ut the habitable globe, the popu
lation of each of the principal
cities of the world, and of the
States in the Union of any impor
lauee, the population of the Um
t-d Slates, Die capitals of each
Stat , and of ail the principal
counties of the globe, from Rus
sia, China end Japan, iu the On
"in, to Alaska.
Beginning ins list of questions,
which covered a strip of note pa
per more than two yards in length,
Manager Cook asked the little gin
LUO biblical questions m rapid
succession, v inch were answered
with tquai rapidity. The capitals
of the 48 States were named in 36
seconds, and, to prove that they
were not learned in order, the
manager invited the newspaper
men to ask afty questions he had
put m any order or at random.
The little one memqnzes a hall
column article by hearing it read,
but her manager will not allow
tier to give long recitations, as he
nas been advis-d by physicians
that it would be a taxon her brain.
Chicago Times.
NO DOUBT OF HIS SMARTN ESS
“Has that boy of yours turned
out to be as smart as you expect
ed?”
“Smarter. Last summer, when
we were having the dry spell, it
was suggested that the churches
pray for rain, but he got up and
protested that they should hold a
grand union Sunday-scool t picnic,
and have the women and girls wear
white muslin dresses, and the men
and boys light tennis suits.
“Thhy acted on his advice, and
while the picnic was in progress a
perfect deluge of rain came.
Smart? You better believe it.”
THE HUSTLER OF ROME, WEDNE SDAY OCTOBER, 24 1894.
HE MEANT MERCURY.
■ HOW A LITTLE BOY TOJ D HIS MOTHER
WHAT HE HAD SEEN.
The funny doings and sayings of
children are always a source of
amusement and interest to their
elders. A well-known broker on
’change is particularly fortunate in
this respect, and there is hardly a
day during which he does not re
gale his friends with some of the
queer sayings or mischievioue
pranks of his young brood. One of
the latest he tells of his second
son, who is an unusually bright
and studious little chap.
It is customary at the school
which the boy attends, to visit, at
stated intervals, the St. Louis Ar
Museum. Upon returning from
one of these visits the other day,
the mother asked the boy how he
had enjoyed himself and in partic
ular what he had seen.
“Oh I saw paintings and stat
ues of the ancient gods.”
“What did you admire most!”
he was asked.
“I don’t know—the statues, I
guess. ”
“Do you remember the names
of any?”
‘‘Only one. ”
“And that was?”
“An ancient god Called Quick
silver,” was the reply.
“Quicksilver?” said the aston
ished mother. “Why what can he
mean?” turning to her husband,
who had been an interested listen
er to the conversation.
“I’m sure I haven’t the remot
est idea unless he means the god
of Mercury,” and upon being fur
ther questioned it was found he
had, indeed, referred to the mes
senger of the gods.
SLIGHTLY OFF COLOR
A Woman Breaks up a Christian
Endeavor Meeting
Steubenville, Ohio, Oct. 23.
Because they would not remove the
Christian Endeavor stand of colors
which had yellow in them, an Irish
wemaa who had strayed in’o the
convention of the Y. P. S. C. E ,
in the Preabyteran church here,
swore at the delegates and created
a sensation in the church. One
hundred and fifty delegates were
present. They had jnst got down
to business when the woman en
tered.
She did not like the looks of the
crowd and said they were damned
Then she caughht sight of the col
ors. The yellow had tnejSame effeC
as red would before a mad bull
She used such bad language that
many of the timid delegates shrank
from her and tried to get out.
The men were aY id to touch
her and sent for a police officer.
When the latter arrived the wo
man cursed him and bad to be re
moved by force. Her action unset
tled the nerves of the delegates
and it was some time before th"
convention could proceed with its
business.
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BARGAIN IN ORGANS.
For the next sixty days I will '
sell a good new Organ, about six
feet high, five octaves, seven stops
and two couplers, wallnut case,
warranted for five years, for $45.
Write for catalogue and terms, j
Now is the time to save money on |
an Organ, terms easy. Good sew-1
ing machine for S2O. Warranted I
for ten years. All kinds of sewing
machine needles. E. E. Forbes,
Anniston, Ala. 1-w.
$lB 7SU4J
Represents Our Oiginal Purchases
FOR THE FALL SEASON SHOE TRADE
OUR DUPLICATE ORDERS AMOUNTTO
AORETHAN
$5,000,00'8
And the Shoe Trade Season just
Opened*
AV e can for this very flat
tering TRAD Ein no other way
than for the reason that the people
are out for the best values possible
for the least outlav of CA-SIET!
WE ARE LE ADERS
IN LOW PRICES
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raiojigM JEEafrsk i
Our Specialties includes the Entire lineal
We name only a few,
Our Ladies Grain Button at 75c equals Higilß
Price’s” $1 ,00. mJ
“ Dongola ” Pat Tip, Opera Toe, All SolO
forsl ,25. Same shoe in common sense is nwg
equaled in this market at $1,50 F]
Our Ladies Fancy Dongola, $2,50 Shoe f<r W
$ 1,50 is creating Panic and Consternation tjl
’rice’s” headquarters.
eglect out $3,50 and S4OO Ladies H-W
i Dongola Kids at $2,1 Oto $2,60. hd
ens line represents everything fronb/q
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nechi’drens, 40c to $2,00. Always sMjjl
big Valuable and receiving only
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Our Dress Goods Dept is fuli c? choice Paerns
latest gooas and lowest prices, I
Dont forget that we carry an immense stick of
<irst Class Clothing, Childrens Boys and Mei suits
and Over Coats. A large Invoice of the latterfcught
25c per cent under regular price. See therJat
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19 &21 Broad St. Rome Gra| I