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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1895)
THE USHER fF FCNE Second Clans Mail Matter. Phil G.BYRD E ?’ tor ’ and Manager DAILY AND SUNDAY. 10 Cf-ntp • week tilECCpiMit ONLY OFFICIAL ORGAN fthectty of Rome, and Floyd, the ’•Banner county ' of Georgia. < ■ ■ ■■ ... Again we say “dam the Eto wah.’’ Re they gold or silver there are flies on the vacation dollars. The calamity howlers mouth seems glued. This is acorn year and the masses will not suffer. As a general rule r o one is more innocent than the young bicyclist who humps himself in leading a doubled life. Will the “party’’ people tell us “about where” they aud the no teous /of Europe propose to give Americans a silver recognition. The money that flies during va cation may go faster hut it sel dom goes so far as the dollars that take wings during the balance of the year, When the “seamyside’’ wants harmony they “gotell it to Drew ry"—lts natural for Cooper to stave in, hoop up and headend all differences. Does “Old Potty” know the Seventh from the Ninth? What’s Postmaster Perry's Cherokee Ad vance got to do with Seventh Con gressional politics? The Gainsville Cracker insists that there were several hundred people at Hoke Smith’s opening speech .They ought to have called the roll. —Griffin News. Soverign, in his boycott on the national bank notes should remem her the pent up fate of poor pinc ing Debs, whos leader—ship has anchored his craft behind the bars The most desired national air just now is a victorious breeze to to monkey w'ith the white wings of the yacht Defender as she walks the waters ahead of the Valkyro. “Old Potty’’ slobbers over Jack Majors Carrollton Times from down in the Fourth and quotes it a flourish of g Id trumpets, as one of the democratic papers of the Seventh. The Carnot memorial fund, which now stands at 375,(MM) f ancs, has been presented by Mrs Carnot, widow of the late President of France, to the French A a ’emy of Mora' Sciences. The Freneh Academy has not yst elected a successor to the seat of Ferdinand de Les eps, and it is announced that M. Zola will be a candidate. Much stranger things than that have happened. Perhaps not everybody knows that Mr. Gladstone is minus a forefinger. The accident happened fif’y-one years ago at a shooting party in Hope parish, aud war c tused by concus ion on his reload ing the second barrel of his gun Corbett could knock out Sullivan, and hoped to do as much for Fit zsimmons but he more than met hit match when be tried to ride a bicy cle. In one round Byke used Jim up as completely as if he bad en countered a battering ram. DE A FNESS C A N NOT BE CURE D by local applications, as they can not reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure Deafness, and that is by con stitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eus tachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and unless the infla mation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condi tion, hearing will be destroyed for ever ; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is noth ng but an inflamed condition of ihe mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dol lars for any case of Deafness (caus ed by cit irrh) that.cauu >t before by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. "Send ui rculars, free. J I I '1 i7 f fe J 1 J | tjy i DUKE CICAiIHTES Duke'Durham | 'vTW/'' IS-fi OBI# BEr7 W. Duke Sons Co. L > KT /tME AMERICAN TOtACCI a, MAOK FROM high Grade Tobacco AND ABSOLUTELY PURE Whi'e mending a road in King George county, Virginia, lately, workmen dug up the skeleton of a man enclosed in a cage of iron bars, in a fairly good state of pre servation. The remains are evident ly those of some malefactor hung in chains in colonial days. ‘Somehow, Hoke Smith* triumph al ‘sound money’ march through Georgia won’t triumph worth a cent. So far, all the evidences of enthusiasm that we h ive seen are in tin Atlanta Journal and Col. Beal Richardson's Columbia En quirer-Sun.”—Alb ny Herald. Governor M'Km’ey received from C. W. Arnold, of A’b>ny,Ga,, freight collect, a waterm*. 100 weigh ing eighty-seven pounds and meas uring nearly three feet iu length. The Governor paid $2.50 freight. Another instance in which the chief apostle i f protection got it it, the neck. Lawson and Smith say they were ignorant when they advocated the free coinage of silver. Doubt less they were. The present attitude shows them to be still more ignor ant, with the added disadvantage of having lost their reputation for j olitical honesty.—Sparta Ishmae lite. In introducing Secretary Hoke Smith to the peop'e of Gainsville, Col. H. H. Perry said: “Georgia saved Democracy and Hoke Smith saved Georgia. ” —Augusta Her ald. Will Col. Perry tell us “when?” Was it in the advocacy of a sub »r u asury in 1890 or the capacity of a Wall Street tool in 1895? Chairman Clay’s reply to Editor Richardson, of the Athnta Jour nal, as to the best plan of settling the differences between Democrats, is characteristic and should be satisfactory. Mr. Clay says at the proper time primary electicms for deleg >tes to the state convention should be held, when the majority will declare its will.—Brunswick Times. “0 d Potty “great” move in favor of Democracy in the 7th, is the joke of the hour. The idea of the old fence rider trying to take the lead in such ma: tore I Why the democratic papers of the 7th, were always in the thick of the fight before Potty had found out which was the strmgest side. As a re-inforcer of the strong, Pot ty is a certainty. Tub washed wool is selling for 22 cents per p<Mind in Pennsylva-< ma—and yet the protections's and calamity howlers said that free wool would give us a dopmci ited clip. These same m ilcontents ou ter the new name of ‘ sound mon lyitis” are now howling against div- r and using the same argu ments. In the voice of the modern bell-wether tbe silverites answer -“bah!” Because the leaders of the par ty betray their trust are the mem bers of the party to humbly sub mit and by their passiveness seal the unholy trade? Not much, the peopeare masters and when roused, the people will assert their rights. Ameticans are not to be mad-subservient to English gold —and the man who thinks so is on his own political base and not on the peoples foundation. “There wm-" few delegates fr>m South Georgia present at the Grif tin silver convention,” says the Columhus Enqqjrer-Sup, ‘and, it is said, not a single representative from‘wjr^grass’region,’ 'pip 9 P|)H of fl|w uipiiepiue' THE HUSTLER OF RCMt MONDAY JULY 291895. where the gold standard papers have talked through their hats in writing of the Griffin convention, some of the ablest and moat enthir siastic attendants of the conven tion were from the wiregrass sec tion.- —Cordele Sentinel. Hoke Smith’s speech is free but it’s safe to say that Atlanta pot-* metal factories are not “giving it away” how ’tis they don't charge for it. Selma Policeman—What yer do ing out at 9:08 o’clock? Where’s yer pass? Mamed man (assuming a juve nile air)—What yer giving us cul ly? Do I look like a marr ed man? Selma policeman—Sure, yer face is green enough to absorb my sus picions, but all th’ buttons is aft front of your coat, sir. I guess I'll run yer in. Come along afore I have to use my duh—Mobile Register. Out of Seven papers that an swered “Old Potty’s” “great” move is one edited in the Ninth, and one in the Fourth. Os the five published in the Seventh, one is for free silver at 16 to one, one is completely “befuddled” and has not made up his mind, one has two editors and as one of them is for gold and the other h 16 to 1 democrat , the paper is forced t > neutral. Two are in favor of gold and silver on a parity whenever the other nations may choose t> let ua have it. And yet it takes itwo columns of pawing the air t » publish the returns. .. "I a HOKES SPEECHES FRFF When Senator Morgan came to Georgia to make his speech on the money question at the Griffin con vention, the enterprising pot met al concerns in Atlanta sent out ci r ulars in advance offering to fur nish it to the country nespapers at the usual price per column, but we now have before us an offer from one of them to send us Hoke Smith s Gainesville speech, “in plates, free of any cost, and the ex presscharges prepaid.” This is not a case of “you pays your money and takes your choioe,” but if the papers will only take Hoke’s speech, Hoke or somebody else will do the choosing and paying too. —Albany Herald.—Americus Times Record. HIGH IN AIR I The Boy Was Hurled By One Train, Falling Upon Another. Day tn, Oh o, July 29.—Ray Muudhenk, 9 y-ars old, son of- Lswreuce Mundhenk, a school teach er, was kiPed by a Pan—lutndl freight irain n-ar the Highlands this niorniil ’on the t fidge which spans the Dayt n and front >n tracks at a lowt r grade. The boy was watching the train below, and failed to hear the Pan handle freight above. His young body was tossed high in the air, a- d fell to the train below, al ghingt on an oil tank car. The elder brother gave the alarm. Ths D. and 1. freight crew knew nothing of the corpse carried on the train until the arrival of the latte/ at Lebanon Junction, four miles below, when the mangled re mains of the boy were disc vered . it ijoi' W. z. B«k«r Bar* PMBbrek*. Mm* After the Grip frwm M**«l*e ••raaparlUH Wandarfwt anß Parmanant. •ft L Hood * C*„ Lowell. Mm*. . “ I k*d kM*«y troublo and sever, pein* In fcy bMk, which wm brought nbmil by * cold •eatrMled while in comp M IJnnfl.ld In IMI. £ h,T * Moubtod move or leee »lnee that Wm* »nd hare been umM* to do *ny heavy work, much I«m My Hftlng. I received nnly ternpjw.ry relief rr.a »,dietne». Lart sprlna 1 bad an attack of Uie grip, which left mo with A Bad Caugh, Vary Weak pbyaieally, in fact my ey Mem wm completely run down. I tried a bottle nt Hood’* Raraapa rillaand It made mo feel ee much better that 1 ''JI' 1, h,T " tak,n •'* hottlea ao free from my old pain, auq trouble* *iuc* thg war 1 conalder Hood’s Aaraaparilla a pod-sent blotting to th* •ufforlng.” William J. 84**11, Jfqrth Fpmbrake, Mass. Ho«tl'* Fllla aw* tAmUnathm b, M»a Happy Children; happy because healthy, healthy because the blood flows Joy ously through their veins. But what about the weak and delicate and puny ones ? They 1 can be made well and strong. Our book, “How to Live a Hundred Years,” tells all about it, and about . . Brown’s Iron Bitters that good old family (nedicine. It’s the peculiar combination of Iron with pure vegetable rem edies that makes Brown’s Iron Bitters so strengthening and purifying to the system. It’s the health and happiness in it that makes it so valued in thousands of happy homes. Brown's Iron Bitters is pleasant to take, •nd it will not stain the teeth nor cause constipation. See the crMned red lines . on the wrapper. Book free for ac. stamp. IROAN CHEMICAL CO.. 6a JUVTIMORS. MD i L-JJ!- !■■'■-. Male Help Wanted. WANTED men who will work for *75,00 mont salary or large commiasipn, selling goods b samp e to dealers, experience unnecessary Write us we will explain. For sealed particu ars send stamp. HOUSEHOLD SPECIALTY co., WANTED:— An honest active gentleman or lady to travel for reliable established house. Salary *7WI, payable sls weekly and expenses Situation permanent. References Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion Company, 316 Dm .ha Building, Chicago. WANTED—Every colored family buys on sigh', reliable mon and women wanted quick. -’The great success and hit of the times," money made easily, quiet ly at d honorably. Chicago P& L Co., .j# Fifth Ave, Chicago. 1-W DR. JAQUES 13b WestSxth Street CINCINNATI,OHIO Han practiced medicine in Cincinnati years i>» t n anv physician, Ying special at net u o Blood, Nervous a Urinary disease NefVoiis Debility, 4 mpdtenuy, etc., resultlnp ffrom youthful indiscretion, excesses Ihtnatured years and other causes, inducing some of the oHowiug svmptoins, as dizzinew, confusion of ideas, defective memory, aversion to society Gonorrhea, Syphilis, the later cansing ulcers eruptions enlarged joints, rhe natism, swell ng in groins, mucous pitches in month, sore chroat, falling hair, Consultations free and in vited. Hours, 9a, m, to H p, »n.: Sund av JO to 1• m, ILLUSTR ATEBTREA r SE 1 11 **— 1 a" ■ . . I ■ HOW’S THIS! “ Ve offer One Hundred Dollais ward for any case < f Catarrh t it cannot be cured by Hall's Ca urrli Cure. F.J. CHENEY «fc CO., Props., Toledo. Ohio. We the undersigned, have known F, J. Cheney for the last fifbe years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac tions and financially able to carry out any obligation m tide by the firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo, Ohio. Walking, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in ternally, acting directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free ecTAJPANESEI CURE ' Tifw Htv! C-'nip’ete Th- Murnt, conFiMir.*, : Pt'OHITOKIES, Cap u.»»i o( Ointment hiu! 9 ••of Ointment. \ pe%or-fn’nntf Cure for F’ very nut uro nnd degree. D inxko nnnperni h the knife or in H'ctien-of rnrbwlic acin, vl painful and reldom a perninm-ut '’ore, imd oi ultilig in death, nntw • ••hfih v. ’Vhy endu •» o’t hlr» diMMHfe? m.u 1 ranine to oufft «nv o-ine. Yo- .uiy Air >•»<•>»!* * 1 '1 n ■•(>!. «■ G»r |5. Sen* by »• •grt ' Htßnii’lH 'DMAI’H Ii I « HTLATOI. '/’ODi T EH. 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