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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-13

A grand barbecue came off at Ora
aEmFille, Marion county, on the S0th ult.
81 have nothing to say against Gen.
Hancock His personal, official and mil
Itzry record is good. "-U. S. Grant.
The Key West Hey cfM Gulf calls
Pie editor Of the Pensacola AdUdmce a
F.smi-SOEOmOn. For shame, gentle
~
- II you viii sit down and write the
b . thing that can be put in language
b Ut General Hancock as an officer and
. senfleman, viii sign it without hesita-
b Gen. Wna. T. Sherman.
The ladies, the young ladies of Key
) - have presented the Hancock and
Z khan club with beautiful silk ban
D, made by their own fair hands. Per
B. - the ladies, the young ladies of Tai
2ssee-but We perhaps anticipate.
The Erening Telephone, successor to
Jacksonville Breeze is out, and is well
b ne. Il is the same size as the Breeze,
b. Of . different complexion, and con-
= mig vastly more matter. 1t is "pub-
bed exclusively for the mutual benefit
b Is readers, It's advertisers and its pro-
priet0rs," and we wish it success.
Mr.. Sherman, says the Nashville
= .ssriean, is not in favor of throwing
p aey away on the Southern States. We
anxious 70 have million or so scat
r d around IN the South. 1t will help
mess and II won't hurt Democracy at
II Mr.. Sherman is going to open the
b 2sury let Us have liberal expenditure
6oEn here
Prom returns received at the census
Oa oe Il il learned positively that no State
b he Union shows q decrease in popula-
IN Three counties in Vermont show a
O. 1rease. which gave rise to the report
L q the State had fallen behind; but full
rs-urns show the population to be 1884,
-, an increase Of about 4, 900 since 1870.
J = il the smallest per cent. of increase
rfg.ortsd from any State.
The Georgia Democratic State Con-
y uliOn adjourned on Tuesday last. There
' - q failure TO nominate a candidate for
q 5rernOr by the requisite two-thirds,
GoFerDOr COlquitt lacking but few votes.
IL supporters controlled the Convention
As.d passed q resolution recommending
In for Governor. The whole Convention
uaitsd IN nominating State House officers
I'D m electoral ticket. This makes the
pity . INIT on all questions except for
Governor COlquitt, however, will I'M
6oubtsdly be elected.
At last Judge Magbee has topped,
> ne predicted. That is, he T" straddles. T"
H. the Guardian of the 9TH, he has 3
Eolhsking pictorial editorial illustrated by
tundry expensive wood-outs, with the APP
IeEzaaos Of having been prepared ex-
FTeMly for the occasion. Consequently
ne are unable TO reproduce them, cir
runEtanes We sincerely regret. The text
81 thia Illustrated chapter in the history
q The eelebrsted Judges mental anguish
oser The Perplexities Of the political situ-
nli0a, disclOses the fact that he takes his
leverage . 'Af and 'alf," part Garfield and
PIE rsSt BlOxham- he says Well, un-
Ger The present circumstances we think
fOr The good Of he body. polite it Is
bsAlfhy % sstzzddle'" Of Conover he
nays: He i . the wing, first flying
ff0m Eorth 70 south and back sgain in
n-s Eih hult Tor molsy and If he lights
, he eaPitd q this Etste, e Won't b
. 6 6 & ny 3 k|Ial1 xef>e
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Newspapers as Campaign DOcu-
memtS.

An old subscriber in Levy county, in
ordering twenty copies of the FLoRIDIAN,
says:
Your Semi Weekly is the only campaign doc
ument would desire. If l could place one in
each house in the State l think the canvass
would be complete. II is an honor TO the State
and certainly the most creditable paper that
comes to our office: May it prosper, and be
State Executive Committee / should strongly
advocate the placing of Democratic journals at
the disposal of the County Committees for dis
lribut;on, for feel sure more good would be &C
complished than from an active canvass on the
stump
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-13

ahless apologist. the New York Ndt'on, was
open In Ito contempt Of the weakness Of bis let
ter Of acceptance. No one has ever supposed
that the fraudulent executive was . great man,
and yet his letter of acceptance was phalAnx
of principles, an array of splendid promises, and
much more effective document than anything
Garfield has uttered or is capable Of uttering
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-13

MILTON. August 10. 1880

MILTON, August 10, 1880.
We had big barbecue here today and good
time. About 1900 people greeted Gov Blox-
ham who made ringing speech Addresses
were also made by Gen. Perry, Col. McWhorter'
and Judge Stanley As an idea Of our barbecue
will state that we had twenty large carcasses
and seven hundred pounds of bread.
Old Santa Rosa was thoroughly awakened,
and you will hear a good account of US in No.
VembeI. p
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The EUeninS Telephone of Monday con-
tains the census returns of "a counties,
which we print below, with the populA-
ton Of the same counties in 1870. The
enumeration from Marion, the Telephone
says, is erroneous and will probably be
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T.
carasidS Aghfin8 dayaweFs few.
81 h 0oa Oel 0axAsld
winaeld tOught ths struggle through.
Hurrahl Wlnasld.
Garneldh sword was useless steel,
For his might lay In his heel
Dol 90 GARFIELD.
Winfield waived his sword on high,
Fought and dared 70 do,oe die.
! t1urr1hl WinAeld
Garaeld saw n Advancing foe,
Got his fnrlough quick 70 60
Frightened back b Ohio.
Dol 90 Garfield.
WinAeld'a heart had NO recoil,
Fighting was bis native toll,
And his blood 10 in the soil.
~ss Hurrah Winfield.
Garneld's fame Il quickly sung,
Fen his party friends among;
Weak In heart but load of lung,
All his sonl is in his tongue.
Dol 90 Garfield,
WinAeld's flames q nobler thing,
Friends and foes unite to sing,
North and South their lAurels bring,
East and West with echoes ring.
HurAh Winfield.
ii.
Garfield fought when war was o'er
Dol 90 | Garfield.
Winfield waived his sword no more.
Garfield DER fallen South
staggered with bitter mouth.
Dol 90 Garfield.
Winneld's patriotic pen
Treated all like level men.
HurrAh Winfield.
Garfield when the fight was done,
Danger DER and peace was won,
Falstaffed much In Washington.
Ool 90 Garfield.
Winfield, in the nations cause,
Made the patriot soldier pause
Before his country's deathless laws.
Hnrrah Winfield.
Garfield spent his livelong day
Spouting for polluted pay,
From-Oh shame it is to say
De Golyer and MobilIer.
Ool 90! GARFIELD.
Winfield, with his post content,
Simply to his duty went;
So the man and hero blent
Ia our twentieth President.
Hurrah Winfield. A. H l.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-13

An Interesting Interview with Lelb,
I'm which ne Gives the "True I'm.
wardness" OF the Present COndl.
tiOn Of COnOver, Bisbee 4 CO.-I4it.
lle Secrets Worth KnOwlnG-MOre
10 COme--K M.KluX and a Cure for
Rationale Bites.
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- SUBscRIBERs will observe the
y sheir -EEn o. SUBSCRIPTION has ExrnED. and
~ Lb-nselves accordingly. Amer q paper has
y -nossED TWICE. Il viii most positively be dis
= -aec 4 ne amount Of subscription u not ~
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-13

The population of 1870 was ls7,74s.
The Is counties yet to be heard from had
a population in 1870 of 1882.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-13
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
EEsLWKEKLY FLORIDIAN FOR FIFTY
CENTS.

lie FLoRIDIAS will be sent 10 subscribers,
y he 1sf Of August TO the LIST Of November,
b. 7Ifly Cent? August, September and October
p embrace The most active period of the pres
y campaign, and persons who wish TO keep
Ir nEiely informed Of the progress of the Demo
r. ic cause should avail themselves of this OPP
PC. unity 10 secure frst-class newspaper for
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-13

HOR CONGRESS, SECOND DISTRICT:
JESSE ]. FINLEY,
OF COLUMBIA COUNTY.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-13

FOR CONGRESS, FIRST DISTRICT:
ROBERT H. NJ. DAVIDSON,
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OF GADsDEN COUNTY.
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ITIOMLL DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR LIEUTENANT-GovERNOR:
LIVINGSTON w. BETHEL,
, 1880-06-17

vcnt'on TINT tho shout for Grant wns Rcn-
crally louder, longer, nnd "more numerous" "
tlinllef for ntly nther candidate.
l nM grateful to tho ,50,t,1Jnl for giving me
80 il,,leh spncG III fts columns. As my fdentl
nix9t1 ,9 would say, 4 was n good twoha,,-
sorry about tho Governor md .Stnto nnl.-
cGrs not getting Tickets 1'ray. usk. whMt
dl.l tho forty-two, tarant lcl!Rates. do with
tho seven tickets they got ench day?. Would
i,ulie Of them cn,ilescend to give ,tfe Stato
officers ticket? Why not pitch into them
snlhiers1. What did they do with them?
The eighteen contestants, who werU ttnntly
admitted. never got a,'y nt nll. They had MI
hcn gobpled up l,y tho eighteen WIN wero
afterwards turned ont uf tho Convention.
The .JHnr7nt thought IL saw the Spring
iielA pnst-Onlce. Its eyes wero dazcd by
NJ. or
II got to ho quito fashionable for every ,nnn
who wanted TO get rid ot. tho Importantly
for tickets Y sen.l rcoplo to nle. Sone,
get Up ~ Rrent deal. Of sympathy
by shouting fraud; that tic, poor soldiers
were left oiit; that WINS packing tho Con-
ycntlan, ctc. Well, IT. dill irt win. But,
tnke 1t, we are MI for the nominees.
JAMES Z. RoOT,
, 1880-06-17
BATHING COSTUMES,
Sons ethtng Start1snR-A Halter Of Dross
In Which AMdaclty 1fas the Advan.
tuge Of NIotesty.

&AEe OF HIoAcStys
Corrtspandtnts' Cincinnati Enquirer,
NEW YOitK. June lin tho why of fashions,
Ereat deal Of Now York attention IL being paid
to bathing- -ascssc8. Imagine, II you can, the
Hnxtoty OF tho thousands upon thousands of
New York wpncn who lneaM to batho. aud who
know how hard 1t is not To bo hideous whio doing
It. Thoy aro rlcking their braius upon dovicos
for makng themselves at lcllst presontable, II
not buwtchinH, in wet clothes. good prulror-
ttun OF them will glvc up tho probom mud up-
poar, when thu tuo c0n,os, In tho ordinary loose
blouse and trousers, In whtul, no mortal womun
cAN look otherwise than doeiavlly unuschAnt-
Ing. 0nco drcnchcd, thoao garments droop and
drip ia manner that uttorly puts 10
nasight whatoyes shapolnoss the woman
many who will not give 1t I'D 80,
Tho fashionubls dresamakors are beset BY thoir
customers III thin subject, und tho outcome Ia
5osae il mini thss, i axsa%n ~ se pc9fsat IL IL
without trouble conquer tho difficulty, for sho
has only t1 drchs herself in tight.Iltting 4ar-
,arts q ths ss s1as e eso ss
4 startiinx bathing nost,imc loo II this Improper
avenue Han.Inlllncr. and no says that ho h.ts
Alrrady teGtiycd ortlota for tn0r0 thnn thirty
WaS shcssf Dsi' ste H. ,t !. sH @ an ans
rllcit In telling l.W atoMt thu character Ut tho
prospective Wt.sreFs, but It atHnds To rtA&on that
tl0y can't amount 10 tnuGh. Thu Costume wastlis-
played fur my lenetlt oH living nloibl,-unU Ut
tliOs0 perfectly formed creatures wt,Uyu good
luck III that respect yu!da thotn 80 u week tor
slundlng tn orsl1r In art,ssnakip8 establishments
tn ~ thlnRa on. Thu btdy.sRrIncnt wKs Gstsn-
hlbly sltiKlv hlollso Ut rtnksh Kruy Nu1Eel, but
It was rraaly nls4s artsnl eontrlyas,ce. Instu4l
q being strntKht mud shEt-liket Y WAS cut ID u
tit tho waist nlln0st tight, 30 thAt when wet 1t
woiIl.l un!y hAye fullltrss enough 10 wr!nxlo0 il
little. Will reAly lolluw!n9 pvery cury0 nf tho
figure. belt enclrslca tho walst. This skirt
Inland hcrc al,other deception WIS introduced.
Thu nlattria! WIS, As slight rut,sGssiou to ls,-
cglvy, left 1uAt lnllK eR0rHh at tho ftlnt aud
back to cover the ugtual btNiy, but At tho aidts
1t Was cut away wral up OIL tho hips. Tho tr1us-
but tapereti uG rapidly u thu knees, WHERE thOy
became VI in-t!Hht, otor tho calves, terminating
Ut the ankle. Thus thqtYect Ut tIYhta was 5rs-
Aucetl fnIsn the kt,uos down. tut Without ching.
tnx tho material, Thu feot were lott bare. TGu
sluoves Wuru nludsrstaly tight trun shoulder IL
wrst. ThuEe was no friulnl!u9 nr paillIl4 uuy-
WhaEe. The girl 1ookud uudo. yot shv WIS cQl.-
, 1880-06-17

n1etclv rx,vnre4 with tho rc,t vrnv rnn ard
sho cit vas ssieh tint woltinE Woai 1aot ren.
tho hoys r,,ti a"s IN FIX spran{c S Gs ~ vaa
Therr was sn,nethtnr oiso aio,tt thjs cottntnn
tMt ii IL n,Iitc reccssnry tp fnlf of Eorsots arn
ca,,sr tho wettn1 OF tl,o f,oni,cf o,,tcr
rryrnls ti,or t,rtseucc. nni ia ,ynfraf, woIi,i
iku t0 hive If knoyii ii,at eho ERthni in thn,n.
On the oti,or hand, INV aro 50 lean al int
tn prrsDrvn Tim ehmf,S t,f thf, wcnrTr of thfs
cOttllt,,c, n corset Ind hecn tunin cf tan1 vTrr.
upttod il largt, mcaj,as md fttcd t,oatiy to hor
yena to ~ H. ovecmt ws pt ,s app yc
maintaining rrncofiii outlines, Thn iii wns i,,,t
into Il variety uf nttitutlcs, 10 edow INC how an.
parciitiy unffatnme!ci this wire. work ircioauro
9rcut SUCCESS. "'' "" A ''' "
0r mnro rnspectablo hatbtnu. costumss. tho
prt.ttteat nre m,n.p OF two or thrcU tiltlercnt
sa,;,o na before. b,it there II ncw nso III r,Eft
htirs. md n tortion0y IL iis, trfmtnfnoa nr1,-
fMsciy puiflns, sustained ~ t,np wtrn nr hnir-
cloth. is cn,pioyol to somo oxtent, md has tho
Far misses. lin r., liza n1ts nj 1e inr ieUt tn tla
knoca arc foou, ssi ptrmiesthio: hit tin fientin,
t. this Is TINT, like lnrc nrine they soon tan md
oySI blister % 4 tho sin: 49,, =. ,~. .....
fnr imthtng r1ay cons.>lo Themselves with ttle
INSURANCE. Tint, nt tlo heat tof tho rpsorts fngrant
tilsrcgnrti Of tho proprioties viii not bo niowct.
tint VIM nt,]cotionnbto iM th,s matter nnywhero
ia nj Uccnt, Crow. tbs ereat Methodist onT,p.
meeting rosoFt t]nWn betnw Long Urnnch, DirIs
who wcro nlulost ndults disported themselves on
tho eatl{1 n1 In tho eIrf With lcra bnroti tn tho
thigh, nnd even woiuon's knces were nakcdjy
vslblc, Moro than thiH. it ID the custom nf Tint
economical resort to 10 from tho residences 10
avoid tho oxpoi,ae of Srlng bath- -housos. ~ 10 S
ph15y Sa aSeas at n s sr1 e. e e
, 1880-06-17
GIGANTIC LAND.GRAD.
Tho standard OIL Company GobblinU
Ut, n Million Acres Or Wheat Lnnue-
II 1t n Scheme to Control tllc IVhcnt

Tho standard oil Company Gobblinu
Tip Million Acre@ Of Wheat Lnnuh-
II II n SCHEME to Control tllc Nhcat
HEnrltctf
n'srateh to tfnttnnati Ea7utrr.
TirUsvitlE. Pm, june l4.-rho first Issue
of tho Petroleum World, tho Oif.prn1uccrs'
now paper, will Tomorrow morning publish,
the details Ut tho Standard OIL Company's
fntcst conception III tlio way Of monopoly,
wll!cl. appears to bu n movement OIL tho
pars of tic Standard tn got control of tho
wlncat lnarkcts Of the world. This inior-
t,sation Is now given to tho public for tho
first time. During the past few months
tho Standard Inns hnd ngcnts through
the Northwest buying la,nls, prinri-
pally in minnesota, fur which IN every
best wltcat laInls aro being taken. These
purchases have already amounted to 10000
nrres Iii minnesota ntone Two weeks ngo 4
man WIS sent quietly from i'ittsburg to ST.
lmrlntctMl lnrge p,,rt!on, of this lal,tl. Ut
thu 10, ,tU0 ncres, :O,060 will he bruken IT'D and
cultivated IN Wl!s"t this year. l,arccIlaslng
;.t:yi'ts aN sti'' III tho Northwest,
ti,nllcs. This Purchasing Committee trav-
els III n spectal ear, md when they
encounter tract OF la1,d that suits them, It Is
IT once absorbed. Much tot thu property is in
the intention of t!le Standard to possess 4
million acrps Of the cl,oirest WHEAT lands of
thu West hefore auother year. The cI.nnccs
nlr that they will liave this enormous guam
tiiy inside Of IsIx months. as the, work of
buying Ii being CARRIED oil III tho mostt
counties urp passing In blacks Into tho
hands of tho STANDARD, 1t Is snil to
bo tile most Klgnntlc fnnd speculation tllRt
any country llls ever known, md yut So
sccrctly has 1t heen cnrricd OH that nuboly
nntsttle of the giant oil monopoly kl,0w OF tt
!nIt uItl! 10000 acres had been g,,bblcd up.
frnm the profits ot thu Standards oil busi-
ness, II large pgrcentuge Ut which comes III
tllu shape Ut rthAtcs from railroads. None
" the capital stock Of tic Company Is being
tied up In, tlsls lald grab. Discussing tlle
"s n s"01 says: lin ths Rte,iht iiroai '''1"a 'a','
ngcrs can see SONG Of tllo resll its Of permit
tirg corporation Ike the Standard Oil Com.
r'atly to cxact tlrawbacks md reIntes on ship
inents." Aside from rehntGs on frefRllta, n
large portion 0f the Standards prnttts comes
Fl. fro,n their MaMipulation Of the oil markets.
,'ulsnl'oly cnn draw. for tho cUpItal they nra
now investing IN these Western Iut,ds. A
cnrp0ra.son that cA1l increase tty assnts 10
81, o9o ,9M iii ten. ycnss On capital
Of SlG0,00o, control Legislatures and the
probably not pressed for funds. Tie opinion
this move Of the Stantlart TINT. tho object Is
to get cHntrul Of the wheat market AS they
now control the oil market. They will bo
larsc producers Of wheat, und, II necessary,
larse BUYERS rs wGll. Il IL thought theelt
transportation Of oil, will enable the Stand.
Hrtl ttI s.ly To the wnrl Just tiow much Il
shall paY them for its tnily breld.
, 1880-06-17
Cling through tho water. fcar that nm badly

kAiA VII ouAA +AC HNtCis 1 lEAI LHAt hAe hHNig
'.;!nst before wo reached tho cttyof Now York
a. fGaa be nosfnm vat Th3 e. % mc OF os
saii: NOT ono eots atoarl Il thIs bost in.
my Forth. Tho spsrr ani tIu,bers from from tho h,
wcSs hs, r9ro q srh; ns
hold md sensible: / aawrceked On thc sehoon:
1i GasRs Ese ss fhasS1tn* f" a
blinding snUw- storm tho schooner struck on n
rock. I sat on the rock from p. IN. until II a..
mt po t snfoa IT, E ys'ss
ha1ids, which had been treAtud by tho phyeEoiun.
They Looked @ rs i .he ska had boon nesle. ot y
Hcrn worn by cltngtnE to tho rope.
iaHiso1o WOMEN AND oowAnnLr MEN.
:, Sry Io,k 1yt<s, Jux y. 49,,
haired young married ia,ly of Pawttckot, il l.,
wns found with her husband in Room No. 80 at
Esrlss iiote yesscr,iny sho wore m am9soi.
salt wnter. aud a shawl. 1lor eyes were wet With
weeping for her ..year.ol.l child Dors,, who was 70
frequently bronkinH into tcnrs. Hho, said: "Wu
wero IL our statoTeom Thon tlle boat struck;
an she ss @ w weeaS rscd
down NO o-preservere from ,nboye;. J. Rot
b,,"kIt. II aroni h hon ta nt e,,nshar am
UnSn Il 10 ma. hn tha n,d ~ r, nv nr,na0nnnr
siH hnr sxea eaS svan Dpm ~ y ~ ~ s1
arst. an,t writ ,5ogn ,,ntcI tS watcr. a t i,u
flung uhnir overheard to hold On to-, tn rising
~ III ~ or ~ n,, G.,n Ky
n wawr rwnnt lin ~ ~" fenrn ,vor,, ~ ,,ansaio =,
IL t;d fnf hnn: ti,8 anoEn an ,nne na ,rt.
rnlfnr i,n frs,n, fbo stcHnas' iii Itvhtmg ~, tho
wnt,.r witk t,r n RI honia a.,I fcrn,a ~ TX ro
,,tc ~, X some ciinnT t r"rt. .o9,n ~ -, Xxi
nmd iifa-rrna".nr ~ @ - ,auss n INV LIMIT
1"t hnIG ~ Ihc wotnr .wn3t nvsr MY ma an
went down. holding onto the baby. l rosa
, 1880-06-17
THOSE CONVENTION TICKETS.
Nr. Root Has IL Few Words OF Ex.
plnYNt1on.
n'spateh to Cincinnati Eaq,ttrr.


plnMNt1on.
10 ths Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, June 15,-My attention has been
cal!uI to MI editorial which appeared III a
sonlcwhnt obscnre newspaper On tho 9th Of
June called the Springfield Jonr1ul, or ut
1sots State Journal, or something Of that
sort, III which tls many lies were tOltl us the
cnpaclty Of tic author would admit OF. Tho
article III question WAS written by one Of the
,''ortgngors or mortgages Of that paper,
which All not certain about. It hns been
operated mally yours by the purties to a1uort-
gage.
The journal is much distressed about my
living ut tho expense Of tho Republican par
sy. forgetting tint Its own attenltatel OK
istence has hitherto depended upon tho Re-
publican party III tho shape OF Slate print
Ing and post-otlsce. And 1t Is but short
tinIe since n eoupleof gentlemen III the inter
est Of that paper calno to Chicago md n,atlo
pit.ous appeals to prominent Republicans to
save 1t from destruction.
Tho J01t77lal knows that 1t lies when 1t
says thnt packed the. Convention with
claulcrs for my fayOrit candidate. II 1t tlol,'t
know It, tlseN 1t IL stricken with lmbccIllty,
for the manner uf tic distribution Of tickets
was established by a resolution OF the COM
Iilttee, n1tl tho program was published III alt
tho papers.
1t knnws TINT tho tickots were distributed
IN bucks, aiii, with thu exception of twenty
eight tickets Voted to each member of the
Committee, no member 0f the Committee
contributed Il st1.ufG Ticket,
Tlurc were, exclusive Ut delegates, alter.
mates, md working press, 8,EU tickets; no
Innrc, NJ less. TllesH Tickets weru not print
I'd by tho ComlnIttcc. Of which | WIS CmIr-
nun; they were printed by New, Filley,
NiN C!uytOti,--ult Grant NEIL Il ctl1fi.
nd Enos, w,s ppRo|ntet 70 tIlstrlbt!ie
this tlrket,..not ~ i,ldtvtlllais, but iii blocks,
Ms alre!'tta by tho resolution. They. went to
thy printlng.oli!ce, got them, llld them nut
ulI IN HacknEes, the appropriate Number for
tr,cii Stute, mud they were delivered Hy tllpt
Cn,!l.ltter to e;lcli State delegation, u racept
b,.!nE takcM therefor. ! know personally
tlIat vlct, Ut thu turty-twn Delegates III lii
nuiH received Ills seven tickets tlc. tlny. Mr,
sst ,, S,,t ths a, a9t: rr,tn1y The ,v. aaq!a 81
for by the n!etnbers uf tho Committee r..-
si.rc'iSely.. atr. .less. Spaltllng, tIrnnt
nun, gut tho tickets {y00l fur tho Subscribers
IT, tlle txtelSu, Mr.. Assay 10U for Directors
Of ExlulsltloM Building.
Alr. Stunt, Hf the NEMR, Grant man, got
trGt tickets fur tlu press.
Sltwnrl l.. Womltnrtl, n Grnnt ina,,, got
legged nlni une-;tr'l't'i yetHrsta' werodellIetl
tirkets " was beeatlsH W01tlf0ll tlill n0t
gtyt them to them, but know llu did, md
vi tito talk about their not getting them Is
untrue.
T'llera werD
as!'Gst t!Gksas. .''....'s'....."-.... ....B.Tn
oo!ulee taehct5.' tU0
, 1880-06-17
RAILWAYS READY 1tE1trr.
DR.. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT.
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Changes as Seen ana Felt os
they Daily Occur, AT.
ter Using q Few
DNRna.

!. Good Spirits, disappearance of ,vcot,n..
E'95 ,.s ri s'|ehoy f'orea'o ard hartincsss y
~ =, ,strelReh increases. appetite improves ,c,.
a! an shf i1a NJ mosc sour 9ructatlot's of watci
scop aWakon sn1 afEesSo fEEes @ sHm and usurCe
q Disappearance OF spots, .blofofcs, u;mnlo.,
11o tho sxin .ooks oleGr md henthy; tho rina
to cloar cherry Or ambor coioF vatfs vat@raaco ms1a
freely from tho taldnr through tSu uIsSt paases
wltnot vi 0 m pa!n o or seadlng; little no scncnt:
!. Marked dininution of quantity and frcoro,
oy of Involuntary weakening tschnrRcs NJ ~
S L es way strsnsts y sses;y a4syea e
cretna glands and functional harmony resiors; a ne
70 ing sovcrat orEans. ''''s"
tho sWNrthy, sntlron npponr1lnco nf iho' ,I1 I1
cERnged u clenr. lively. and hcalthy eaivr. 'k'a
,nos snoso suffering from yeak uiccratca
cxtectornting freely tho tough phicSm nr tu,, ~
rum tho iu1,Ks, air cells, bruneh or wndpinss I.s
nr9s eoH Or dnts9E ~ TIC frquccy Il
the system; stoppage Of niKhtswcats and pai"s ns
nnd feelings Of weakncss arn,lld Tic ar1kes tI1,.s
chis, sellse Of suHocation hnrI breathsM Sa eng eng
!,s moTninF All these afstrcssing sy,a1s sympfom, N
Ks day ~ %fte9 e@tHiy y ss ass"gRfi5 ghRisApAn1LAS
taken m M new stgns ofroturning hcAlth will appear:
soass e,S vii dmps pxes a y a pSf,ty fotsq ana
etc., 10 resolved away and tho uusouna aiapy ,nsd:
skin diseases. gradually Disappear, e'' 'u'''ae
\. IN cAses WhcrU THO SYSTEM hgs been anil,
xa,e @ q nna a Mercury oi,ekslycr Corrosive sab.
IN tho bones. 1olnta, otc., causlny cIries Of tIa
bones, rickets, spinal curyatures, contostjons' s
a HxGfpf VIII fesye y9ns ns s .,a ths SA
nnd ns e1tern1tnate tho virus Of the dacaao from
.. II thoso who aro taking these met1,c,uoa ,,r
TUG cure Chronic. SGrDftllntta ny Qrrkjlitt.