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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18

''She amt here to-day" said 3 lad, who
was drumming with his fingers on the win
dow. I'm tending to the business"
And Harry Elmer paid his money and
went away in disgust.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18

Helmbold's Buchu
Invigorates the Stomach,
And stimulates the torpid Liver, Bowes,
and x idneys to healthy action, In cleansing
the blood OF all Impurities, and impartinS
new life and vigor to the whole system
single trial will be quite sumclent 70
convince the most hesitatlng OF It's 'aiuaoio
remedial qualities
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18

Headache. Pain in the Shoulders, Cough;
Taste in the Mouth. Palpitation OF the
Heart, Pain I'm the region OF the khtneys,
and a thousand other painful symptoms
are The offsprings of Dyspepsia
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18

seLp EvERYwHID
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-18
A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR ALL

For Debility, Loss of Memory. Indisposi-
ton to Exertion or Business, Shortness of
Breath, Troubled with Thoughts OF Disease,
Dimness Of Vision. Pain in the Back, Chest,
and Head, Rush of Blood to the Head, Pale
Countenance, and Dry Skin.
II these symptoms are allowed to go on,
very frequently Epileptic Fits and Con-
sumption follow. When the constitution
becomes affected il requires the aid of an
invigoraling medicine to strengthen and
tone up the system-which
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

Al a ratification meeting held in the city OF
JseksOnFiile last Wednesday night, Hon s. b
COBOTer, Of The place, was called upon aud re-
sD0B5ed, the Sun and Fress says, in words Of the
5oilOEiDg import:
lie oounselIed union, harmony and active effort
20 sieaf the city ticket lie knew but little OF the
Ilen making up The ticket, but 1t was safe and
xise 10 elect H. He said that il had been repre-
ssuted that be was for Sherman for President
30 n1zn had any right 10 say that he was Sher
man man, or Blaine man, or a Grant man. He
wanted delegation elected TO the National Con-
fsntiOn that shall 20 untrammelled-left free TO
AT - the members Of the delegation think best
when there. He was o delegate 10 the conven-
Lon that 6rst nominated Grant, and also at the
seooDd nomination, and he would like 10 vote for
L. 8. Grant again. He dwelt upon the point Of
having good delegation, and that it 60 TO the
convention free Yet he committed himself TO
The nomination Of General Grant fully.
On ihiA.laiter point, however, the Sun and Press
and Union seem q little at variance. The latter
says
Ex-senator COnoVers speech last night was a
masterpiece OF Don-committalism. Hes neither
a sherman, Grant nor Blaine man, but 10 for the
candidate Of the convention.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

Inc Chicago TaHsa declares, after a careful
I'D extended inquiry in eleven Western States,
HAT Tie increase in the yield Of wheat in those
states VII " sixty PER cent, if no harm befalis
lie cr0p The View York Herald, surveying the
u4iiDn says in eleven States the yield, is a. e.
i.mafed will he about sixty per cent larger than
a.; seasOn. Ia Illinois, for instance, an immense
yield i pioInisel; Michigan reports an increase
+ seTen;y pr cent; Indiana shows a marked
zrrezge increase; Missouri, which had an unex-
,ciedy large crop last season, will, it is expect
- 81 fully as well this year Equally favorable
r-,,ris come from Ohio Kentucky, Kansas, Ne
h-aska and Wisconsin. Itshould be taken into
snfouni that the size Of the crop will depend in
Z great measure upon the weather during the
nsKi couple Of weeks The only drawback thus
i4f J. the dearih OF snow, which appears u ex-
Ind oTer ali the States above mentioned
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

Gen. J. D. WIthers, Of Alabama, a Confed
crate officer during the war, has written long
letter TO the New York Times advocating the re-
election of General Grant, on account Of the aid
he will render in restoring the Union it was"
that is, in bringing about harmony and good feel
ing North and South Commenting on the rea-
sons for supporting General Grant given by Gen.
eral Withers, the Boston Herald, independent.
says: II would he interesting TO know from what
source General Withers draws his political infor
nation, as one could then in some way account
for this singular conception of General Grants
mission. Here in the Nsrth we have orators
and newspaper writers who tell rs that Grant is
needed TO crush the bydra-headed monster rebel
lion which is showing himself in the South, and
that strong man Is required to enforce his wishes
in that section of the country with the bayonet
Now, in the face Of all this, how does General
Withers think il possibly for Grant t0extend the
olive branch Of peace TO the States lately in re-
bellion; II may be said that Grant, when Prcsi
dent, will rise superior to these clamors Of the
partisan politicians, and will treat Southern as
we'll as Northern questions with moderation
Perhaps he may, but much the same thing was
said twelve years ago. and the results proved
that those who made the assertions knew very
little about what they were talking. If Grant is
elected, it will be as the candidate Of the stall
wart and the machine politicians, and he will
have no more power TO get outside the party
traces in 1881 than he had in 1863"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06
The star Mail service.

Tie Pl,10t persists in its statement that Rep
ssseniatiFes Davidson and Hull voted against
90 liz bill propOsiDg TO supply the necessary
means for carrying the Star Service into opera
ration There was no such bill before the House.
Tie bill We suppose the PdtrOt refers TO was 10
supply an alleged deseieney in the former appro-
pr2iiOn and IL has just been agreed to by Congress
AZ passed by the House, however, it appropria-
ted 100 90, 100000 Of which was for new
seTsioe The Pptria says the vote on it twas
taken by telIers and not by q call Of the roll,
LeDoe there was no record Of the vote" II
Iisis Is 80, bow does it happen that our cotempo-
rzry knows how Messrs Davidson & Hull voted ;
But - 81 the matter at rest once for ALL We state
upon The authority Of Representative Davidson
Linnsef. that instead Of voting directly against
making such appropriation" as the Patriot had
positively asserted. both be and his colleague
Mr. Hull voted for IT,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

Moore, Of the 6tarke Telegraph, has opened
an election poll for Bradford county and gives
Tie result Of the first weeks voting in the 7SIs-
syepA Of The Ord inst For President, Bayard
hAS % yoses out Of GO. and Hendricks receives 48
for Vice President 10 Q for L. Q, c. LAmAr-and
This despite the IndianIan's refusal 70 play 80
coDd fiddle 10 sDybody's first. For Governor
the vote IL mixed, but Senator J. C. Richard
wins by plurality. the frst weeks poll closing
fsr Richard "a, Drew 81. BloxhAm 10, Pasco 8.
FS Lieutenant Governor Hendry leads Pasco
3 FOies. c. Drew is ahead for Congress from the
2Bd District. receiving 2e votes 70 Is for all 9TH
srs. For State Senator the rAce Is between J. L.
Gaskins and w. .>Tumblin, with GAskins In
Ihe lead. and for Assemblymen N. N. 6parkman
apd W.T.Weeks receive respectively thirty-three
and = votes, with 90 votes scattering. We
notice that Moore gets one vote, which he prob
ably caa himself He says:
Amer giving each candidate for State Senator
and AEsemblymen 81 fair show, we shall commence
10 drop he name Of the hlndmost man In the
race every week. II fellow can't run there n
no NE IN keeping him on the track, besides We
a4all s00n have more candidates for the Assem-
Ny lhan there are voters II We don't thin out
The row In some way.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

Vs. hear considerable complaint that depEcdA-
lions under the name Of Improvements are being
mad'k on the grounds Of the City Cemiery A
few lays ago one OF the most magnificent oaks
in ihs enclosure was cut down very unnecessarily
Som$ party had requested limb that was iniur-
ing a:.tombstone taken of. in lieu of which the
whole tree was sacrificed. Doubtless il made
first-fnte fuel but We hardly think this fact JUST
ies tile marring of the appearance of the grounds
The thing should be stopped. There are none
TOO many trees in the enclosure now, and every
one removed will make deficiency that il will
take years TO refill Let the city fathers look into
the matter and rut an end to such senseless pro-
ceedings.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

The FLoRTDIAS reporter was absent on Tue
evening of the entertainment, but friend OF his
hands in the following very interesting account
of the performance:
This beautiful Cantata, which was gotten up
under the direction Of Mrs. DR.. Murray and Miss
Ruby Bernard was presented at Gallie's Hall on
Thursday night last and proved great success
The performance was good, rejecting credh ea
both managers and participants. Miss Jenais
Whitaker, as Queen Of the Fairies was snrpAss-
lngly beautiful and her singing rapturously ap-
plauded. Miss Eliza BrokAw. one Of Tallahas
sees fairest daughters. was an attendant OF Tie
Queen. This beautiful young lady occupied )
prominent position near the throne, and We Fear
made sad havoc among the hearts Of the young
men present. Miss Leila Wade made pssy pretty
Fairy Cricket. Miss Lizzie Shine, Is Fairy Fun,
was irresistibly funny, and received great 0eAi
of merited applause. Miss Eugenia Tatum per-
sonaied Fairy Content. The rendition OF the
song Though Home be Dark and Poor BY this
young lady was deservedly applauded. FAIRY
True Heart was well represented by Miss jessie
Bernard. Miss Leila Shine. one Of the "s0s'
beautiful in this land Of handsome women, very
appropriately represented Fairy Good Will Ihe
song Where Do Fairies Dwellr sang By nve
little Misses, was. IN our humble opinion, one o.
the gems Of The hour" The tableanx are -"
TO have been very bekuiiful, bat your reporter
can state nothing positive about them g w
crowd on the front stage prevented hb seeaDg
angls one The amount realized We learn
about el6e, and win be used tor the purchsse '
an organ Tor the Methodist Church THIS enc.
iainr,ent lasted Just one boar, and We think .
very appropriately called sAn Hour n Fs'zy
I an3 - s. so
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06
Pensac0la Advanced

PensAcola Advanced
-Hofatio Bisbee, who with moderate abilities
and much industry is striving to secure distinc-
ton as the leading Republican in this State has
fired of letter in the Jacksonville SIM d Press
in which he seeks encourage bis party followers
with a hint al the influence which the Federal
Courts under the recent decisions of the Su-
preme Court, will he able TO exert on the No
vember election. Among other things he says ::
"The Republicans of Florida have a great
work before them, and their brethren in the
North are anxious that il shall be well done
BY the late decision Of the Supreme Court, az
firming The validity Of the Federal election laws,
Buchanan's " rope OF sand the Constitution
il forged into gigantic cable Under the decis
ion, every officer OF election or registration, or
those whose duty it is TO issue certificates Of cleo
tons who commit any fraud on the purity Of
the ballot-box, or fail to perform their duty in
any manner, are subject TO prosecution In the
Federal Courts This includes every officer or
person. from Governor Of State down TO an in
At the next election these laws will be en-
forced, and the votes will be returned as cast,
and whoever attempts TO prevent this will be
dealt with according TO law In the Federal
Courts" -r
This is Bisbee's way Of menacing with the ter
rors OF AZ expensive prosecution before parti-
san judge, any and every citizen who undertakes
to prevent fraud and repeating by Republican
voters. With 9 well organized force of strikers
at the polls to make afldavits and cause the ar
rest Of inspectors and leading Democrats, Hora-
ito Il hopeful Of large returns for his party 1t is
game that he and his friends have played be-
fore; they secured . Legislature In this State
once by arresting on fictitious charges sufficient
number Of Democrats to give the Republicans
the organization Of the body, and It IL evidently
the purpose OF himself and fellows To play 1t
again In wider sphere next November. II Ii .
game, however, that IL not entirely devoid Of
danger 70 them that play il. The supreme
Court has done al in its power 10 make petty
Federal onciab the autocrats Of the polls, bat
It has not been able 10 60 90 fafsas to exempt
them from the responsibility for crime against
6tste laws. Mr.. Bisbee seems 10 have forgotten
that there are such entities as Stale laws and
State courts, or that fraud and perjury are pun
ishable under and by them. They may. never
theless, prove formidable obstacles TO the sue
ces Of his thorough" programme.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06
Senator .Sone1' Great Speech.
Montgomery Advestiser.l
WARRINGTON. D. c.. March %

Editor Adcertiser II mail you to day a copy
Of the Record, with Senator Jones speech on the
Fiiz John Porter bill. There has not been
speech made In the United States Senate since
Clay, Calhoun and Webster held seats there.
which has produced 90 profound an impression
upon the minds Of thinking men, a. this speech.
The subject itself 10 one OF interest bat the orig.
lnal and exceptional view taken by Senator
Jones, 0f some Of the Constitutional questions
involed has attracted unusual attention, and Il ID
generally conceded that he b right
II vas fortunate tor our party that this speech
was made; that 10, just a. the Fig John Porter
bill was laid aside. The public mind had begun
TO be oppressed by the earnest opposition 10 ire
bill by the Republicans leaders whose cole purpose
always seems TO be 10 make political capital out
OF whatever matter comea up Tor legislation
Senator Jones' speech has given The mailer dIf
Ierent turn, and his effort will be Of immense
bsnsat 70 "a. At least, % every one here thinks,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

Prof P. G. Mcdonald. Of Georgia, is in u.
city and viii instruct classes in the ART Of Pen.
manship, of which he is an expert teacher. q.
brings high testimonials from the South Georrn
College, at Townsville, and other schooh; b.,
his best testimonials are the evidences Of i'm
pro.ement in writing by pupils, of which be e.
hibits numerous specimens. He teaches The
SpenceriAn system. which Is acquired in ten L.
sons Our young people would do well 10 avail
themselves of this opportunity to improve their
chirOgraphy under . master Of the art
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06
MfIlea Seed
For sale ., A E Philips.


Mrs Murray and Miss Rubie Bernard desire 10
express their Indebtedness and thanks 10 Can't
Dyke, editor Of the FLoRIDIAS. for courteous and
valuable aid given in connection with the Can
ata rendered on the lst inst TO the editor Of The
Pdtriof for coGrtesies; to Mrs. James d. Wade
for the loan Of her piano: 10 the young ladies
and gentlemen. Misses and Masters, who CO.
operated so heartily In the effort to furnish IN
evenings entertainment worthy the patronage Of
il'e public: and to our citizens generally for .
manifestation Of generous appreciation.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06
Gall fer q Democratic Mass Meet
Ing.

TIE DenOcr1iic Conservative voters Of Leon
eosu;y. and sll others opposed 10 the reestab-
..-hnseni d he Rep0bhcan party Of PSoEidA in
,>y~es. are requested 10 meet Il 7GQGAGsse<, on
l.,sgraey I'D dry ef Nay. 1850. Tor the purpose
= seleiing delegates 10 cast the eleven votes Of
Inn couniy in the State and Congressional
Carnations 10 be holden respectively Al Gains
ssise and Cedar Keys tbe 10th and 18th OF June,
aud fos the Transaction Of any other business
La, Ray be for the interest Of the party.
rs order Il the Executive Committee
JoHE A HENDERSON, Secretary.
TsLLABAssKE- April 5. 1880.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

Meets in Savannah, April End, 1880. The fol.
lowing railroads will pass delegates al full fare
going. and re,nrn them free on certificates show
ing that they passed over these roads and paid
full fare going signed BY the President and Sec
reiary of the Convention, viz
Savannah, Florida and Western Florida; Gen.
tfal, and the West India and Transit Railroad
The ]. P. & NJ r r will sell round trip iickeis
10 Live Oak 10 all persons going TO the COnven-
ton, at the following rates: From Welborne 50,
cents, Lake City 81, Ellaville 60 cents, Madison
81 20, GTeenviile $40. Monticello 81 40, Talla
hassee s. p. Quincy &415.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

-Ths Kge = 6sy p1aaaAn . ahs1zses
~ he rscsipB sd expend5tm~ = fhe GEsae
H1aT - 80 90 mys: -
AThn hessainly sespsc1ahae showiAg. 10 6
uDnG - szaNE14 Ehnz + - 6nms b. He mnest-
80 q Dc PIE AGhooaA b semennG - he nem
WhaEhes de Admzessln1Son e GOvesnm Drew
win nj suGw iog Oh grsss esA"
+ Ths Puhse Schoolss ere II n way con
nected win lie peceipls md dsbassemenis at the
6taae trsasary, exceps IN 20 far ~ interest pay
menis are from time 70 time made On The Stale
bonds hid By The School Yapd TIE State Iev-5
len The annnAI one min tax Em The Pubic GcAools.
bat It b paid directly 70 the County TTeAsuras
BY de Tax Collectou md does not eater into
The receipts o. the statement thereof u the Staie
treasury. The showing which the KY veIy
properly calls respectable" therefore, ID NJ
made "by the sac5i6ce Of the Public Schools"
but d the result Of financial economy and good
management, contrasting, In the most gratifying
manner, with the wasteful extayagance under
so-caIled q Republicza dissatisfaction" Mon
roe, in common with al the Other counties Of
the State, has shared in the benefits of the econ
omy pracficed since The change Of government in
~, - cur esteemed contemporary VIII no doubt be
glad TO re BY consulting the records Of his own
county. II he win do this we think he will be
inclined TO condo0e The blunder made by the last
Legislature, when. in its great desire 10 lessen
the burden Of taxaiion, il limited the rate TO be
asseaed foE county schools 10 n mills instead Of
leaving the matter 10 the sound Judgment Of the
several County School Boards. - We think should
have been done The saving 70 the TAX payers
Of Monroe for the iast three years, CT since the
administration Of Governor Drew commenced,
us77-'7s'7s,j IS compared with the three pre-
ceding years under the old rule, uS74'75-'7eD
has averaged over $500 year, as is shown by
the tax booksi in the Collector Office al Key West
TO which we refer the Rtg. They viii be found
10 er hfl,if The EnliowinR Eacfa.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

We learn that Moses Larkia., cOlored ma,
living on the plantation Of John R Br,dfo,s
sboHf four miles from this city, was frea :, 4
the early part Of one night last week, wb,,. ~.
ing between two settlements, by some -.
standing behind tree The shot, which ,.,s
effect in the upper part Of bis thigh, happe,,at
be small and the wound. 10 eonseoueue. -.
not serious II Is not known who did the ,Aoo.
ing. but it is supposed that it was done BIZ .~.
personal enemy Of the man
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06
THE FLORIDIAx POR 1859.

The FLOkTDIGx ID offered during 1880 at the
Ior pssoe Of $50 Prom the 1st Of July it viii
- iss0ed ssual WeektS until The close Of the cam
s4ign. without extra charge 70 those who sub-
serii,e Sor the year We make This oGez - IN
idDo.rsen, to extend the circulation Of The paper,
ss6ef proper appreciation Of The great inpoF-
isDce 81 the elections 70 take place during the
~ To clubs Of five Au extra copy will be
Iii % The getier-up Of the club; the money. in
81 49,, u accompany orders.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

The mOrmons have played . very shrewd
dodge 70 gst posssAion Of al The good land m
Uiah- The Uhited States statutes forbid settlers
from taking up Land under tbe public land laws
Eitbin fbe limits Of city corporation; and the
M0rmo1s have incorporated no less than thirty
seven Giles IN he Territory. Most q them Con-
80 Only q kw cabins; but The LAit@ Dsy
saisis consider hat tbey fuldil The requirements
e ne Nv. Senator Edmnnds has called the 81
nos q ceagres 70 thh scheme 70 keep out ST.
Zen. sd sons legislation WIN undoubtedly be
a1oDis1 70 couBieraci e.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

During Easter week, the following n.n.a
tlemen were reelected Warieps and s%
Of GrAce Church. Reformed Episcopal ~ ~.
city: DIR. John s. Bond. Mr.. I'd I%~i.
g. A. Ball. Captain H. T. Blocker wm n
kins and G. J. BerDreuter.
The Rector, Rev. DR.. Harrison and ,h.v
are to be congratulated on their sooo... !. ~.
establishing this Church among Us We - -.
thai success may still attend them
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

N SrBscEIBERs viii observe the
fAsi fA<a TEEH srHs1E151oz Has KxRzxxD. an1
rS--rz she2.esres seeor6s.Esy. ARR . p&P4 -
-. c.o-sED Tvsex. IL vSn noss positively he dis-
eszs.sss1 Y he saSsnt q ssbs0tSetOa - NJ ~
s-setsf e o4o
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06
Election In Jacks0nVlIle-ReP
IIcam Ticket SucceagfaI.
JACKSONVILLE. April 6, 1880.

JACKSONVILLE, April 6, 1880
Tie election yesterday was quiet There were
.egs votes polle1 The Republicans have cleo,
is3 their entire ticket except their candidate for
Treasurer. J W. Archibald, who is beaten by
Morn. 4 Dzlzlynski, Democrat, and two Alder
ueD. Dey. Republican, Is elected Mayor by 40
-fr-1-- s,.-e- (,reenleaf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

We - b handsome card Of pos,s.
Shown - this morning By Mr. Arche- 60
Ion. fi4f bis brOsbes. Mr. 8 w. CrrAI,.s
meriy Of this place. bat nos telegram -
~ 81. AngnstiBe, wa married Il The 49,
yesterday nersing 10 Mis n L OIiyero =
happy couple are now in yscksosvIl,.
for this city May sunshine. flowers. -
and peace forever hAlIow thtir path ~.
life ~'osA
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

~MR J. Ii. BATEs, Newspaper Advertising
Agent Al Park Row tTIme' Bu'Iding, Ne"
York, h aufhoized % cpstrsct for AdseI''se
menfs ii ne FfoRIDfax 1t our best rates
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

A few dodgers and Gay boarders can grs god
accommodations, by month or year, Al
If j. L. DKMuLYS
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

to display their fruits and flowers Al the Pair
some OF that BEAUTIFUL gl2Ssw are n Z w Clark
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06

On Saturday. hair cross. tipped with ,ras
the street between Mrs. Papys and Nm -,
Whitaker A reward Is offered 70, n. -
II wv