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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-28
The Orange Boom.

L- -. sarge aHd snail, arr being made
iaacs. .r4aie extent in ,his county. We siiai!
- as 81 -Hfiiy. 80 mention with definite
49, l..4-r of such Transactions, which are
i-arg ula chiefly IS lila e view To set oui ofsinge
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NnukALankK.-Thi specific for Neuralgia and
Headache Is net offered 10 the public a. . KING
CURE ALL, bal Is only good for Neuralgia and
Headache. For these troubles il is untailing.-
Every bottle guaranteed if taken according to
directions. Hunt, RANKIN & LAMAR,
Nov9-3m Wholesale Agents, Atlanta, Ga.
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rTMB J. H. BATES. Newspaper Advertising
,.1t. Il Park Row Times Buiiding1. New
rsrk. f aath"rized 10 contract i0r advertise
.~uis n 'hs FLoRIDIAS at our best rates.
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--"V pounds wheat bran, just received AT
gR C-rIenier's sc
-Thsre vii be probably not less than $4,000
.r.nsr ir,e- 1T oui in this county dis season.
Tn Jaok-onviIle Light Infantry and the
AIR o anpany viii both lie here Inaugura-
90 DAY
~ s4A on Friday last some magnificent
- of ''aalsfower, grown by Mr.. Z. w Gam
srfl- ---ien in this city.
Cap 90 II Porter and Col Jam, g. Gamble
.s noe.,lns frequent shipments Of orange trees
IA Jacs-ouviiie Tor their groves
-Oa1 amer friends will do well 10 read W.
n l-.f- advertisement in this issue I'll our
r-z IL adyeIiises useful articles tor their
- P4-5aalsr attention IS called TO the Dixie
BE Pea -i.- sale of which he has exclusive
-uiI .' N this market
III. ,.i red people are 10 have grand ccle-
a-s,an I'D ~-siufdav. The l>i. OF the Emancipation
f-e'l--4f.n. Tie occasion wil he, as usual.
aaF- al nature. the principal object being
3 iabr tr liberal collection for the purpose
q. a---'IH- Wnherspoon TO contest Col. David
81 -.4 III Congress very cold trail which
Dr. F-r-..l Is pretending 10 follow.
-or Clri>imas Eve The PRESBYTERIAN congre-
-aifsu i..is city remembered their pastor, Rev
H-nr D. Raymond, Jr. AMI his family BY leav
NJ 81 rLcir door a u agon-load OF groceries and
safF lauselloli necessities The Bibir Class
- q zhieh Mr. Raymond is teacher presented
am s. iIh a beautiful silver trait stand ard his
pir n tin an elegant pair OF bracket vases. In
~ cur Presbyterian friends sci an example
stna ze hope will be emualei ny the congre-
cs,iaa- 81 al denominations
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There win be an auctien sale OF stock and
other property, for account of consignors in front
Kempers stables on Thursday. the S0lh of De-
cember, at ~ O'clock Some wonderful bargains
wiz be offered in horses mules, buggies, wagons,
etc. 35-2t
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fine Works or Art.

We havd latelg received bur siegant Eaeel
Engmyincs ust pulili sAed " NIessfs. Stinson q
Co, Of Portland Ne Size of each 3Ox4O inches.
These. s4.tsis We're enSrs.yed ~ London ly well
kgown Hne lisA msstess of art and cost when
they came into The owners hands, in Portland.
customs thIs paid, the srcaf sum Of almost
thirty thou4 land dollars
First The Welcome Step. Alter a painting
by G. n iIbusne Eagn.ved on steel by w.
IT Gir5o,ts
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is he comes up the stairs"


The ar,isl las show d in AN inimitable manner
mother q nd beautiful little child at the glad
moment 81 Tie fret sound of The welcome step
Of 'hc husl4sud and father.
second Rustic Thoughts. Painted by ", C..
T pdhsop \ r \ Engraved on steel by F.
Bromley. IL .hc DIST Of broad and beautiful
.aaisca.r is sten, though half hidden by the
flaSe. 42iage \ rustic litlle maiden has
gone forth l0r pitchtr of water She stands a
canunns tciure a. rustic beauty, wrapped en-
'relf 10 % own thoughts and meditations.
Thiy'. Mamma's birthday. Painted by w.
I. G. DO 5ap. y. r. \. Engraved on steel by
J. !. Ch:ni Here rs one of the most beautiful
scenes 'A4l en- be imagined, shown with great
power au effect. Two bright and charming
IL ie gin, 're making; a bouquet for their mann
ma /, Is "a II Birthday.
FrsrtA Ready Painted By s. r. Gockeren
Eayraved ia sleel by r Josey The fame of
William III j. world wide, and the nerve cour-
a-e and ppwrrfnl character exhibited by both
father aui son in the shooting At the apple ON
fbe boys Fiead, At he mandate Of the tyrant.
has Gree, q ic hearts Of millions.
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old Gold. Old SILVER.

W i4.a continues 10 buy old gold and
als,f usall remind parties coming from
di-luc-- ,her W The oil scraps and exchange
a-zi o. -..ci4 useful ARTICLES as they may need
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~ REGULAR meetings of AUCuIA EScAMP.
- 80 : arr held the first and third Thursday Ere
= - -arh month. AZ their Lodge Room Mt O'clock
- s~tr;s-rhs IN good standing invited aaiena
Ia. ID. BALL. C. +.
~ McIS-osH Scri1s.
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u Good free.

Gsl.a. John BradfJrd. OF Bradiordyi.lr. This
oauair -,.l- u that ms biz orange tree yielded
-. g-i- ir sexual count. 5.72l oranges.
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/ O. O. z

-Re-uar meetings of LEON Lopez No &
rr.rr Tuesday, EueniAe. n their Lodge Rooua -
- Al Brothers in good standing are inYites To
80 ". NJ MCINTOSH, SR-, N G.
- = u,IxTusH JR-. r ). =
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hri.InIa~

Has csu. -a. cone. hut r E. Carpenter Is still
s=reisl1- .r-ii -roceries every day. 50
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Wixed Cotton she Reason for Low
Prices. Il

Prices.
Messrs. s. Simon & Son, of this town. have
nernii,edlns 10 examine letter from one of their
savannah corrlxyIondeAls which fully explains
the djscrehapcy between the quoted prices pre-
yailinr there and here for cotton, and the trouble
in efFectipE prompt sales. Hundreds, if not thou
sands Of bales of Florida csItton have been re-
ie,ed f,tr sales had been effected beeauseo Of the
indifferent and careless manner of preparing the
ss.s,,le for ularket--san grades from middling 70
,e,.,, Ls eIrlnary. being found in the same bale.
r, one hi, of 900 bales that had been sold at q
fair price 125. were aftery ards rejecied BY the
purchaser IS nsired cotton. Florida COTTON has
thereby caaired nm unehyiable reputation. and
The merchants ind great difacuIty IN effeciing
sale. even &c oneeeaa per pound below quotations
for cotton rom other States.
Under these Circumstances eetioa pson0
need not expect tul prices for their staple. unieas
tie lacal purchasers become reckless and have
vsry g,ua urses q 6nakanp o. their Ioalsa H.
n,a5,e l nus, NOT mix cotton in the bale q be
.E1e f.,il mrarkef price Cor The same We
shsll aes1rsle HAS Isalier asaia when we hass
.,,,re ,ipl. and space Monticello 66Astifufssas
s>@ze--e -
-Thers Is q heavy can in the price g Pro
visions III Change 10 Chicago Last week.
Heavy snow s.orns and severe - 49,
Inst week thruughont NORTH C@&hs 80
and New York. Is. n s as
s.The |Georgia RniIrea1i Commissioners have
,edaced he ralss a fare On ~ railroads j. III
suieto cenis PER mlls 49, ... n; =. &.
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Y Tie WEEKLY FToKTDIAS may he found
. ssIe 81 Bottoms News Stand. in the West
90 Block-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-28

Pears, Apples, Prunes, Cherries and Peaches
The best varieties Very cheapl Call On or adj
dress E. W. GAMBLE,
33-tf Tallahassee, Fla.
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Sheriff Noseley returned from WaahIngton
Ciy I.s, tx.
Nj. L b Gamble returned home for the Hol-
days last week. %
Mr. Z. II. Poole returned last week TO alny
for Ike Holidays.
Mr.. Earnest Ingersoll, u. s. Fish Commits
sioner is visiting Florida
Rev A. A. Robinson, Senator elect from the
27lh District, Polk and Manatee ceunties,l is
registered 1t the CITY Hotel
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Mr.. ID S. Place has. returned from Indiana
bringfsS y Id him party ofimnie grants AM
pr.,=T selass. who elo0kin about for locnlitie
Dot vn the Transit Road.

tiu and down the Transit Road.
Mr. ID. w. Harris, who has for many years
had charge # DR.. II wilkins plantation on Lake
Jackson, has removed to the plantation home OF
Governor Bloxham near the city, and will prob
ablv remain in charge of that valuable property
for some wears.
-Colontl r. H. NJ. Davidson, Congressman
elect. has been prevented from attending the
opening OF the present session of Congress by
The seyere lisiness OF his wife The lady is re-
covering and Colonel Davidson will doubtless be
in his seal after the holiday recess
MIR w IL Hopkins, who has for some years
been with VI. + Papy, has entered into an ar
ranecment 10 tike Charge Of and an interest in
rh,. orange groves of Captain Houstcun near
Orange Lake, ia Marion county, and viii soon
leave Ia lake up lis residence there. He will
be greatly MESSED among his old friends and as
s.,ciates here, Tor he is one OF our best and
siea,liest young men; and we commend him to
the people of Marion and wish him all manner
Of rood firfuue in his new home.
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Prs r.l-- s.s-is at lowest prices, go to II, b
CsrF-r.r- 30
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MASONIC.

Regular meetings ef jackson LODGE
- he'd on the first and third Mondays in each
- w.M MCINTOSH, sscrstayw.
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o.s kseff on the General Butler plaza o. ne
west bank oE Lake Iack.a, - ,aI,sg
flavor
Ii is sac b sfs,,I,At within 49, e.
LsPn fsuptT viii be one vast orange grove. -.
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G.eut. Hid Glove.

- r,,t .c- En- al shades, 1T
ID. 3. MEGiNNIss, Jr's.
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Wants His Rifles.
Lincoln Academy.

Pas r. rn lAo>c Parl8r Rifles, and obige,
L W CLARK.
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Cotton Statement.

TsLLAEAssEE, FLA. December y, 1Ss0
Baies
ssTf~ai ~-sas ending December 25th......... $50
s,Tsrl previously 447
Total Shipments To daie..........4 1892
~ Low Niddling, s5-c
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I.aaie- white aid slippers.
For

A D. = 'NEaINxIss, Jr's 81
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-seo pounds wheat bran, just received at
r CaTfenier's sc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

. The CAUSE OF DELAY.-The reason why
Mr.. Garfield has not positively announced the
names of his Cabinet officers probably arises
to the Territorial Enterprise for tho editors
approval. As seon as that distinguished jour-
nalist runs his lead pencil through the list and
makes such alterations as his powerful fancy
suggests the revised list will be given to the
public. The editor of this paper confidently
expects foreign mission under the new re-
gime that his removal from this State may
give capitalists an opportunity to make invest
ments.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

A SAN FRANc1sce lady who recently made
her first appearance is alluded to by local
paper as taking advantage of everything
that favorable debut embraces" As rule
the debutant is in favsr of embracing every
thing in sight, from the call boy to the star.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

SEVERAL baggage men have been arrested
Oh the roads between St. Joseph and Omaha
for robbing passengers of valuables. The
Eastern reads had much better adopt the
plan practiced on the U. p. and G. P.-the
robberies are all perpetrated in the main
efGce.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

A MANAGES Work. - Day before yester-
day, at Chester, ILL.,, man who had gone
crazy on religion stripped himself and killed
u whole family with an ak. A man and wife
were killed, and chopping their little girls
head off, he rush ed into the street waving
the head by the hair.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

Now LssK OUT-Eow that George Cor
ham is on one tripod and Frank Pixley on
another, the public will look for some lively
passages. 1t is simply lovely to see these two
men close in a russell Pixley puts in heavy
body blows, slogging about the ribs with a
sort of saw mill lick style of hitting that is
worse than the kick of a mule, and spectators
had rather see the blow delivered than feel it.
Gorham is a master of sparring tactics, and
every time he counters on his enemy's nose
brings the claret. In the last mill in San
Francisco everybody rushed to see the Arqo.
Mat when Pixley wrote, and the public
packed Platts Hall when Gorham spoke.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

TIE editor of the Carson APPEAL should
follow the trail of his colleague (Boynton Carl
isle), along the line of the Creators move
ment.-Eaterprise
The APPEAL is just at present engaged in
following its Comstock contemporary along
n line Of movement in which we would not
care to identify the Creator.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

THR Enterprise advises Bernhard to visit
the APPEAL office. This journal has long
6een recognized as burn Hart organ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09
payers.

TAB Bodie Free Pres, speaking Of Gen.
Clarkes legal tactics, says that she parties an
attack like an expert fencer." This is a mis-
take; the General is not {" on the fence" at all
but as we understand it an out and out DEM
ocrat,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

AN Enterprtsiag ass one day
To ape the lion tried,
Men heard the ass doleful bray.
But saw NO lions hide.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

The Enterprise, after assailing our teeth
and throat, essays to rend our garments by
charging US with being "whole cloth" liar
We hope that our clothes will at least be
spared, as long use has rendered them practi
cally inefficient for anything like severe SER
vice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

The Enterprise denies most emphatically
that its editor ever had single cents interest
in the State Printing. We have never heard
such charge made by anybody. What rea'
sons tho writer has Of anticipating it are best
known to himself.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

The following highly eulogistic allusion to
II. NJ. Daggett appears in yesterdays Enter
prise "Mr. Daggettis thoroughly competent
journalist, and can probably conduct the
Enterprise with as much ability as its present
editor This is putting very high estimate
upon Mr.. Daggett's abilities, bat probably the
writer has not overrated them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

The Battle Mountain Messenger says: Jno.
Maddrill, the new State Printer, has ap-
pointed j. c. Harlow as foreman of the
Office Harlow is No. printer, and Mad
drill is first-class, notwithstanding the ''kick
The Virginia Enterprise is making, and we
predict that the work turned out Of the State
printing Office will compare favorably with
any OH tho coast.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

fBE Enterprise publishes two drafts Of
bin to be introduced in the next Legislature
by member.elect. They are both good
measures and worthy the attention Of tax
H1Vers
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

Since Wells Drury has begun to write the
history of Candelaria he alludes to Bancroft
as "Our brother historian.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

"WuAI are tho Wild Waves Sayingl" Let
us spray. No wonder the preachers all sock
to the watering places in the summer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

TIE Sun publishes column and half of
new evidence to prove that the letters OF
" Junius " were written by Thomas Paine.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09

~ For good and Cheap job Printinggo
to the APPIAL of6ce.
, 1880-04-12

Those who study tho slars Will hnye plenty Of
occupation IN thc coming yenrs. Tho lndcx>>
.nomcntoun import. Tho four great planets
reach thoir nearest point to tho sIi moro nearly
together thAn they hayo dnno for almost .,10
wiIn thor strong pull, and pull altogether. they
Will creatc eo,llU unusual disturbance IN tho
!nass. Tho forces vt tho nuw.Hput CYCLIC arc nov
In active DpcratIo1,, md th,'se who hnye closely
wntchcd tho intiupnce 1T tho sGlAr disturbance
from the hcat-wavus that follow tho Commence
n!Gs!t n!Gs!t Of tho Tremendous solar outbreaks, Tho
given forth In onlcular inkhlon nloincnlniS
prophecies for 1881, u tho few Disciples who hnve
faith In tholr teachings. and AsiroloYurs rasst
combinations.
, 1880-04-12
hcnd OF tho Department tho coupnrtes don't
euro rcd cont -.

euro red cont
NATIONAL INSURANCE. LEa1s1ArIos,
scheme Il quietly oonrouting In this city md
rhIadclphia designed to 10 rushctl through tho
ilouso OF Representatives nt tho tnsl G,td Of tho
session to instruct tho Committee m Commerce
10 inqutro Into tho cxrcilcncy nf cstnhIIshng II
National insurance Turen,i. Sumo nr tho wtso-
ncfoa III tho profession pretend thnt tho lnto
lecls'ons 0f tho Supreme Cttirt OF tho United
states recognize tho right of Congress tn rrgt.-
ss.sen Tho sese nots Sxs i .hst s1se ver
s,lt. ot citizens of that satS aFanst in.'.ra'ee
g!ted wherein # ii believed Tho right of tho
tet%ee eaeas e efG5 aornt stcs l.
S,",g GH,ngrS.s1on9i Committee e repStt ,spon ihis
70 press tho subject upon !'oth Houses 0f Con-
Eress: The nnitnns ot this movement Is tho
ss'fs H To to 1nnt n5tt q oa h0 s.. Fss FssS ]
Thgy be|!evc lint Il CoeeScss sai, act
coslntry they cnn DO thus rcii,yed frutn iii
the oppressive fentl1rcs Of tho d(rercnt sttu
ty Ms ana ss nv vii ds TSr oro wo
systein III doing business through various Stnto
Dopnrtmonts. but i is knntty question which
would trouble the Courts extensively.
TitE NEW yolK TARIFF ASSOCIATION.
II tho Insurance colnpauics wcro only wicked
enough to DO bold together '.by tho cohesive
power Of public plundor," us tho politicians
would say, thoro might DO aomo show for an
nyrcomont upon mG3tcrB vital 10 thotr own
safety. but thoy haven't oven this neButlvo
Virtue In their favor, and hence ure split III
factions upon every conceivable question. Tho
Into effort to fornt Il Thrift Association sconDd
likely to win. It hnd many features which tho
companies conceded to bc important, md, though
not perfeGt. IT wis acceptcll by several who de-
cll1,ed a,iy Other 1t is, however, u lnost lis
sieicd mud Thirty .scyon w1,il not slst,. F1,iro
fths OF tile agencies and ii!ftc- -teiiths Of THO
foreign conlpanacs signed. the Ialnnco declined,
md 50. nctn colt, the hcls0nc fell through by It's
own weight. Tie wicked companies lied hcfnro
they wore pursued, nnd tho righteous wcro not
SECOND r.xz1H.
Whom It was ccrtnin the TarlE Association
was fnf1urc. thirty flvo Of tho leading coln-
punies ontcrod into compnct to try pnrttal
reform. The dry-goutls district being good
place to try their power, they begun by cnar9-
ing IT'S boundaries, and extended 1t by struko
Of tho pen to Fourth street, In this thoy met
with protty henrty support. The gahig wiA 10
chnrgo gross schedule tarlT rites In that scc-
tnissinn. So fnr thoy dd we'll, hit in d moment
OF stanguEne ccstasy they nls0 tried to ruglilnta
thoreon 90 cents tii!stcnt OF ~ and restricting
G2mlntssipis . tn 10 per cent nstend of
and ult. Tho licking mt,lu in to inter trs.Is-
actiqn ls understood q be- tho Norwich Union vt
These Bontkc1non, besides bong NKen,s, control
a-targn ninu,,nt OF brokerage business, and Il Is
II p %es assc 70 9r tss
schnne to regulate warehouse rhtes nud COM
Eos-AaEScr coMrANlEs,.
Thoro arc two companies LII this city oyerr1,n
with f}c1a e7,lz t+n.,l,
, 1880-04-12
COLORADO MINING.
A Prospective Rush for tho Gunn1Non
and San Juan IIcgions-Lcadylllc-

II RFO6HGEE{VG XfEiU6 Tor 1llO QSWnWIW0n
nnd san .Tun,, TRc~ions- 1.nnsv,l,o.
Enc Llttie pittsburg.
II fhs Editor Of 1he Chtedpo Tribune.
LEADv1LLE, Colo, April s-Much hns bcen
sotd az tbn n,intnv 1r,arnata ~ cnlorna, r. nns,
,,.,,nIna..e,s ~. ~, .,ssas s,s.s. ',e, ' m su
1htn.eat.ola ~ '4'u pFcss' olleh hlghy colored'
and ~ often colNlolnnlnR that Industry, ns In
tsrest or prejudice would dsctuto, Very fa,y
p1blIo have cotno tn n,v nutjer. md thcsr ,roat-
fv fror nnnnru+ftv e,nnrhoioI ob.,-,.a-s
- ff"1n'..y '"po.'toHe otFcts'
, 1880-04-12
Just Like ConEress,

JfuTtf(tf.
Sir" roared nun out IN Nebraska, stridlnx
up 70 MolgAlor, "s!E, YOU uso & llat."
4. AMf' explained the uxtonishod neighbor,
"EI0w do you know aMr
outF s'1''7 ~
How long havo you been living hese7'
N9lyhbur, TRANQUILITY nOddln9 hls head, "Oh.
Wellt probably ypu DO know It then. didn't
sh1nk you had been III town 70 lOng."
Therc WaA no light
, 1880-04-12

tlon which tho rTcs of tho country n chilled
upon to bear fnr tho lrcnctt nf combination.
Two Of Tho New York Journals havo rn!:cd their
subscription rntcs. mo q per cent and tho Othor
nj l;vSn tho New York Tri,,niit, Tho moht per-
RIstcnt supporter Of Protection In tho country,
haa cUitC out IN opposition 10 tho robbery.
, 1880-04-12
The Paper Monopoly.

Uftn01t frf& k'r<gs.
Tho Eastern papers. which 80 long hold their
awakenea ~ Last 10 tho enorulity VI Inc iuposl-
, 1880-04-12
Tho Scottish Commercials Oontem-
plated Amalgamation'
The Grip Held on Foreign 1nsur-
lance Assets.
The New York Companies Want q
' Monopoly.
. A Dolefnl Prospect for the Dry
Goods Merchants.
Legislation Concerning Foreign Com.
panies-lnsuranoe Tariff
Fizzles.

uaulea-1u&UfaD08 1aElu
Fizzles.
-. ,>,.,., r.,,.
Nrw YONG. Apr,l p,-Tho rcnorts rc,atIve to
<boscottish Commcrctals contemplated a,nalgn-
nntinn with tho Larcast,Irp Of Manchester have
do,,htiesa ceased to bo tho talk Of tho In Smile
atrect worthless In Chicago, Tho reported
amaIramntiou caused quite 4 rospcctablo scnsn-
Hou nmoua underwriters In this city, and npnnr-
entity tho most Ignorant OF nil interested mr.
tjra ucre tho respective managers az tho two
oonnnnles atfcctc,l by tho ruuipr. It was scnrco-
H. IN hc supnosod tint tho Ioncashiro ncnnIn
shou,d trouble themselves to notify tho,r Amor
fcnn representative Of tho movcn,ont. bccn,,so
that tompany woua e,mpay commune on ~ N. rs
usual why Win moro baslslcss adFcd to its Hist,
ent that she ssstth c9mosea head ID office IN
.',os.in ,r,t,a,'t ~, an-,1,,.
"Nnous ~ au.u".'ve ,,., u0s'.. ~.
morning nor % pnpers ] save ln,cryiaws with % 1,cnjamin
n Sherman and nthcr American rr,,stcrs Of tho
"seott'sh," r. which .ovsre rejection, upon
Mr. Fred J. Haliows, the Chicf Manager OF tho
Company in olnsgow, appeared. From vnrlons
side row ootwccn MI. nallows and hia Directors
1or svofal yeafa, and tnae tno pee'.'ar metnous
domncd by bis assoc,ntes. hut It /. oniy a few
montbs since the Assistant Manager Of tho Com.
rnny, Nj. Litchacln, in co1npnaiy with Two Of
:ao Scottish Directors, visited this country ana
@ tt tn9 nAsoss, ~ 81,
intioponIeut u EVE Westsrn po1agtS,uut. % viii hend.
guhtters In your city. Ccrtnin enemies of tho
Scottish hnvo endeAvorcd to make It nppeAr
trv Sos sho h a nas oss oSS III, " fna, 1e Wi
nnany oihors the Scottish lost money lust year;
bHs or ,5% @ en5S eraoa led q oaa s ay In ns
Tho i1,forence ia trmyyn from tho knuScdSo of
, 1880-04-12

a boy In tho fnnd Is worth two in tho hush, ho
might hhvo lcngthcucd his dnys and gone down
with honor tu tho gravel
, 1880-04-12

Tho public awards tho palm to HsIe's Honey
o. nMnofeqnund and Tar a. cough remedy.
Flke's Toothach0 Drops cure Ii Que minute.
, 1880-04-12

Cleansing, purifying. streuRthentn9, and uour.
lah]ug beyond al 0thcn uzo Aalt Dlttars.
, 1880-04-12

DEnaONAL-M.: I WAS VERY SICK THAT SUN
I day. 1'IaAae write. About 90 Mi!waMker.nv.