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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04
TurllDs! TlrliDs! TIrlIDs!

HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY
Il Of Rutabaga, Flat Dutch and Red-top Seeds, to-
gether with other Garden Seed suitable for Fall
planting. No family should fAil TO supply them
selves with lhe indispensable Turnip crop for Fall
use. Call at the Drug Store Of
July q, 1870-tf n. LIVELY.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04
Savannah, Florida and western
, RAILWAY.

GKxEkAL SCPKKrxxxxDKxT's OFFIcK,l
eAvAxyAz, March Is. 1850
ON and Aner SUNDAY, March IA. Passenger
" Trains On this road win rQn - follows
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04

Orylcn q 2Aaxa e. 1nAssr1sraT,---
TAIAAnAsn IA rshspsJ Z lisa
o. a.A aaer Mop4.R Kebmnu = tsA Rs.,.--..
Trztns On this ruA4 ~ ran - f&ko@as
RAASKSGKK TRAJx-DATIY.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04

sV1hiA IL 5 yssrosS isss u No 4 81
49, 9. ~. . =: Q. ..ss o. Coy
above. No one CD fstl 70 make
money sse ANY one en- DO he wuslE tou can make
um ~ cents 70 3 hour BY devotg xpQY crossings and
spare time % he basne Il cose5 k1hnS % ~ tie
Saslnsse MotAng VIE e Cor measy pa1a9g eyar eeersd
he1RA 69sinee9 pleasant nnA blN1cAy 3be4Gr
goa N1nk - knW hboat the bes paying basins b.
peo 14 - y1nr address, ~ ~ VIII send
also pa; ION en- fsn take mp yonE Mln4 for yenrseE
" A1dfeoe y es~ 4saz 0k0D08 0kN44N N0sH
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04
Florida Central Rail Road.

JAcKsoxvux1, FLA, Oct s 1872
IN AND AFTER THIS DATE, TRAINS ON THis
, 1880-06-05

stands hr while It's nrtphinrs sto ctthtt lsfrsl Of
cyll. to crib frt'm bntl, Mike the fruit nf
hiss mt pluck nno,xn to to m.fcI, ncttvc op-
prcsstDn, hut whfci, knows hnw 10 make its Rar
tNt Ut both th0 hpprGf4nr and thu oppressed on
scrupu!n,Ia In tts nwn small way.-fs tho rrHfly
disturbing md dangerous element IN st,!thonht-
crn Europe: 4 little m0ro spirit, little mnro
nctDn and tho sovereign uf Austrin- lfnnEurr
mIsht. tisY rear agt. havn oxchnn0ctt that grt,-
of tho i!alkan l'cnfil.lln. Ifp shrnnk from hc-
ln9 the rlycrer " th*+: iansls, and chose rati,.
ct 10 liz tholr eteny nnd disturbcr. It Il npnfnat
thr ambition and observation-disclosures Ut 'AustrIn-
Hungary thnt thc ,atlnns ut tho Peninsula,
freed md u 'r frttnd, hnvc nfw to kcep Finr.l.
Any tnuvotn"nlH frtn v1cnnr Or Istt'1a- t'csth In
tho direction Hf Hnlnntch must tN tnnt ty En-
Rfnnd md Etir,pG with thc warning which they
have already hcnrti, 'IiAn.is of.'
, 1880-06-05
THE FORTUNE BAY AFFAIR.
The Newfoundland Governments Wow
OF tic tnso aH PrcacMtcu to the Col"
oIltnl Onfcc.

The Newfoundland Governments Wow
OF the tn~o an Presented to the Col"
oItnl Oflfco.
naltfar Ltttr.
The Newfoundland Government hns prepared
Its supplementary cnso to tho Fortune f1ay
nisair and transmitted It to tho Co0nn Olicc,
WHENCE IL will pass tuto tho bands ri tho Foreign
sccsctasy. Aftr rcciltng tho fauts of tho al.
legged outrage, ~ set forth In tho evidence Of
tho An,ortsan shcrmctt and Of tho local author
HES, the document R0cs On 10 arYlle that on
lnndfnB on tho shorc to Hclnc hcrrinx the Amer
iruna ,yero mt only violating local 1a,sB. but
Folng bcyond tie Treaty OF Washington, They
sces SS 0 f'sh sr njc,'s ss'rSn ,"ka %'s a aaS
i'owherse pcr,nits the!n to; land tor herring
leas counsel III for G liz uno statcs bofarS
the lfnllfnx Entnn1sson cotltrnitl IN l,fs argl1-
mcnt that mo fur ns tho herring trado K0cs, VIC
fully n,nlcr tic PROVISIONS of to trcaty; for Ibis
hcrflng business IL substantially setfilng frnn
tho sflFc,-a strand fishing, as It it cnitsl.-nnd
trrhty To- Rn nslinre anti seine l,Grr[nH npy moro
thlh wn hnyr to establish flsh-trans." Copio,iS
.xtrasts to tte safEo effect nro lnae from tho
the cvitlrI,cc of .tmcrlcAn witnesses.
Tho meInnranlllm thcn contcnds that tho
Fostor IN ng.it, ] go,c M t. shHw that sio Hinsriean
GDveriItAe,lt maintained that ttere WIS no vlIu
able eonecsston s tn Au,esIcaa ashermsn y tho
and 1t is pointed out t!iat In his review
sccroinry Eyarts Insisted hut tho only ilsaery
for whltf, compensation coula possibly bo owing
to 0rrHt flreNt britain WINS tho lnshor rAnckcrel
fishery. It Is clear, tho cRse says. TINT, Il tho
stsfsuSp y 4 Ct # tss sy s'5enf easf sa @ 9as s sf9 H.
atonx tho couate If Newfoundland and tho lIrlt-
yury ,n,,r.1 t,.otu thn,, S5EaiEH-thn amount uf
, 1880-06-05


6pseta1 DtspattA to TAs Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, juno 4.-Ex- Gov, John Wood died at
II o'clock to-day. Ills death had for aono timo
boon expected, md WINS caused by dry gnnRtuno
In bis lower oxtronlttice, from which malady ho
hAs suffered Intensely for somG months past,
but ho retained his consciousness to tho last
moment John Wood WAS born In MosayIa, ca
yugu County, N. r., Deo. 70. l1gs. His father, a
surgeon and 0nptnin during tho Revolutionary
ssar an lpesuis whsn @ snt 70 xs yGsts 1f 9Eo
intention Of ,sottfing ln tho Tennessee or
Tuscumhta Valley OF Norlhorn. Alabama. Iio
to nhawncctown, ILL.,. In tho snmmcr nf 1911,
and spent tho succeeding wtntsr IN Calhoun,
then part Of Madison County, IN March. 1890,
eaat ut Quincy. III lHsS.s ho locatod In Quinuy,
whore ho has since continuously rtaldul.
ah w,h eo hss ,sb1ssa K w. b san
Ile wa ono ot the volunteers in y
1i0 was QUO ct tho carly Town Trustees, has
boon 0tton uerlbcr .nf tho City Council, and
many tinlcs o.eGtod Mayor. IT. 1870 he Was
elected tu tho BtatG Houato, Ia 1856 he Wis ehnaen
lieutenant. (l0veinor, and on tho death Of Gov.
Nlasgl, tn 1850, succeeded tn tho Cht9f Executive
cnalF. Ito was splcoted by 0oy. Yates, rho Gil.
tortalned tho highest adnliration tor him, aa ono
1861, TO tho leaoe Convention at WnahtnKtOti,
and On tho bFpaklng oilf Of the Rebellion ht WHa
appointed Quartcrinaster-Q General OF tho BtAto,
which p0aitlon he hold throughout tho War, and
rendered. excellent Reryluu tD tho Nation III that
arduuuA aud responsible p0at.
, 1880-06-05
POLITICAL.

CA1no, ILL.,, juno f.-ThG Alexander County
Domoorntlo Convention ennda delegation In
structeti for ". K. Morrison for Pros!dont. and
john II. Oberly for Governor.
LtT7La RooK. June t.-!rho following arc tho
Democratic nominees for Presidential Eleoton:
State at largo, Dan ", Jones', Of Honpstend'
George ". car.!th, nf Iolaskia; Ftrst 1llEtrtct,
4. G. nrGwer. OF Grlttcnaon; secontl, r. {: Mo-
Kuo, nf Nevada; ThtFt1, II. J. IIenllurnOn Of 6,l-
lemi Fourth, J, j.. AUernnthy, of Lawrence.
Tie Convention adjourned eEno titc.
DxNYxH, juno &,-'fho DBnit1rntiu 6tat1 Cen.
vcndon rcas4omblod ~ 0.lN this murninx, The
following dcleRntes 10 Cincinnati worn chosen:
Alya Adalns. 8. i. I}rowno. ]. r. 1lumphree, and
G. y, Thomas. W. a. II. Jdycland aud C. norol4
aro dcieKntOs. At large, Tho Delegation il unln.
structed, but is solid for Flul Tho resolutions
fav1r tho froe colnuge Ut silver, aud lcclaro that
the Uto4 must NJ.
, 1880-06-05

Froeman's Opinion OF Austrta-The
Historian Speaks Out Plainly About
Her UMscFupulous aud Uudorhanded
Ways.
A Hungarian who sgned himself "Aakikat"
hayiny wrttcti to tho fA Mali t'nxelta Il, EXPRESS
tho nlarm which AuslrO- H4ugnrlAnA felt at tho
return Ut hit. Gladstone to p0wsF. Mr. Il. A.
Frooman Eetorts III tha sAtl&o Journal With 4 lot.
tor OF characteristic dir,otl cxx Rut yixor, frop
which We mike tho following cstr1lets
ecsupul0us Power Iiusslu, do4htle4s. ~ meant.
But Il L. fealy needless In England. however It
may 20 ia Hungary, u pEuve fur the ton thuu.
sAndth ttno that the 4trsln4ue aud tnoro united
tho nhtloHs Of Southwestern Eutnp0 Ar0, tho
less Likely they arr ~ be tools Ut ltussia. 1t
!s from another .aMbitipus aud Inscriptions
p2rts Il to bs looked fnr. A p0wur Ia mt lie
les. afnb!tsus. a1R It T. tho 1aote un.crupu!ons,
10 nnderhand ways; The Power which has In
our own days aud ia tho days ot our fathers
flcho&i, one b. nne Ruxusa, Cattaro, Crucow,
md Hplzza,-tho ruwer which, not w. many yoar1
back, learned fEUu! thu brnvo mDn Of tho ls0eehc
what 5lAyohfo vaior e,uld uU In 4 righteous
ca,iso,-tho Power whIrh dfst encouraged tho
Tovott Of lS7A which then kidnapped LtublbFa-
tioh on foeclGn soil, which worked 70 hArl to
ro9 Montenegro 81 hor wsll.earaod troph!es,
aud which now .atmthistnss' lstsn!n.-huw Mt.
Arthur EYans has told us-lho Power which
, 1880-06-05

to taltn wnr nRr'rd to.-ycns, 81; nayH II. Hn
tho pr0v!+n u AirIken rruni Tho l,Ill, which now
H'nrntltnHt'tA nu.c,nr,srrct II, by tho House.
Mr. Fnnrn. fFnm tho Cnf1ltnIttoe 0n 1n,tents,
Er rerte H., ,,.avcrscly o lll to rcprai Nn nnt r. r..
wMa-Il,f1p IrsM!r.a. Laid IN tho ta1,le.
FnrnalItsn W.tnl htntch thnt hn wtttl,! mt cnll
up tho reftlnllttT hili thIs fcesif,r, hit Rave
Mntttn l,c would hEnH II l,uforo tho House tho
f1rst WGstneadns IN DGccnltrr next.
,.'lhr House then went ntn Committee NJ tho
W!,plO IN the private cnlnnlnr, but aftar col1-
Hlt!orifiY thrcu petsInn Hills. tic ito,lao gut tntn
M f'i'stlnnto tnhtsf. rcfsln9 either tn nsjni!rn
nr 10 ErtH.rcs 10 bliAlness. n It wns only by tho
fnnnktr'a ynt Ing In tho affirmative on n ttO vote
TINT tho rnntisn TO Httjol,rt, WIS carried.
, 1880-06-05
CUTICURA RES0lVENT.

Tho Cur1cuRA IsEsnf.vEST Is assisted In curing
TioulA, d Medicinal Jelly, which urrests a}l nx-
tcrnal symptoms Of tscuac. onts ,Iway dead akin
anl llesh. alaya Inflammation, itching, and trrt.
rrtalncea nnsl bcMtlt}iies Tho har by nAytng heat
aud lrritation: 1t contains nj R!casc, hover ho-
etInlos rancid. and Is a natural Embarrassing.
fr,,m Cutlollra, fur cleansing dlsoaacd surfaces.
henttnF. softcnsnF. refFcshfng. and boaut!&yluE
the taint 's tnyaa19n!n: III tct easa and
ING H0AF Is tho first md only medicinal Aoap
prepared expressly for shnvtng, nud IL oxtray-
ugniltly praIsed by goutlenlcn.
, 1880-06-05
HllM0R.


Courtneys stroke varies. This t!rno 1t wns
sum n-strpkc.-PhIadtl1hfn Du1ttin.
Why Ia Il Zulu belle l!ko prophet Of old7 Do-
cnusc sho bus nut much ono In her own coun-
try.
Tho spots IN tho a1n do not begtn to eroato
daughter.
Whon somo politicians aro woiEhod, thoy .aro
yuoauoy.-Cinefa,tatt Commercial.
This ethor night, In a Missouri town, thief.
being cnnght In II nuns ccllur, explained TINT
ho WAS tlicro to get out Of tho way Ut cyclone.
Young must @ have been a rieh ,nan. Flo says
upntuln tho ,nortinE aud wondornf how yol
nro KntnK to mcet a t4Q0 noto on thht duy.
"No," sho eald. as she sippcd tho orcam Il
wedding. .eakc." ''
.Thoy say TINT tho people Of those United
.pt[ls foE ssE vie, te avoid ha Wing lhem vast:
cd, ttok them hfn,s9f.
'I4adlcs ind gentlemen" said IN irish man.
r @ tnh's sss ''ao Ct trco rhn h9pr II no
ot ths night VIII mt lo t'erf9r1noi, Dut will bo
plselItol to-InurF0W evening".
Tho saeramcnto poop'o arc furuver pok1ug fun
l,ei reccn.iy tnocsi i box Of ltve snakcs In lis
window. aboyn which hung thu rcassllrin4
hro ruat snakcs.-SaH FSuActsc9 tDst.
..Ah. my darling wifo." saia George tho wock
aftcr his n,nrr!aEo. ~ your htlshana worn 10
tle, what would yn.i dO?' llunt know, I'm
sMsu, Quargc." said tho wifo ret.cctiveiy. III
,ys: ,lGSk q Esiast 'aad reaa tho fues for young
Cat!no, WIN had business with several station.
crH. wrnt to thUlr ah0ps. Suddenly hO d!seoy-
nrel that fao ha lost hs .umbrclA. Ile went
hatk uyer hla route. nud ut lust no found it.
Ah.' llo Haisi, you nrH Rroat dual nlor0 hon.
est than ilny Df tho othor follows. Everywhere
olst. they tnld int thoy know nothing about my
umbrella"
A day or two snoo two Tronch womon worc
passengers ol. ono OF tho local trains between
VtrK!nin City ami Carson. They hull with thsm
lu big tin cng0 q parrot that annoyed cycry
nno With lts constAnt sQualliuG md Rabhl0
Olsorving tho ttntrlondly KIancUs that w1ro bU.
slowed npMl tho bird. ono Ut tho w0lnun pulled
down q ntnth oovor thAt wAa OH tho thp !'f Tho
cagc. When tho exttnguisi,cr was clapIcf upon
tho bird and Il fonis! ttsolf an tho :lark, it
Rrlwlnl out. "ThHts anl,lrt." The bird kept
tluiut for u fow minutes, theu yelled In fts
Bhrlllest tones; Look nut, Bar.lh, ,-ho's EnihY
u klss y0ul' The conductor, WIN hnpt,cnetl 10
od trnvelor on railroads. lio eocms 10 thiuk NO
aro passing through tunnel"
, 1880-06-05

Arcndsa KuuyeH hnR been used with
highly t,cncnciai results during tho last fo.tr
years III the vRrlrns forms Ut dyspepsia gaatF!tis,
nattscl. general debility, consumption. clio, ku-
myss In not n medicine: It Ia a pleusant. wIne-
Ike beverage ID fotxll: mndc frDm milk, pco,,l-
Iurly gTatcfnt to a delicate Kit1tnach. knthtn9
elae mnkes tistl. and bleNl. anu strength 30 fAst.
It Gun Ip elftty ruled on fur tho rceutArAtion Of
tlIose cases nj low vitality in which medication
Or onllnlry nutrition fall. Send for circular:
neware Of limitations. ArcndA KumyEs Is not
soid 10 ito tr,ttc. Consumers supnlcd directly
by a. Arcnd, Chemist, corner Madison and Fifth
nYnf11Jn.
, 1880-06-05

3tttroRF,, Conn, July VI. 1e,p,-Mtasrs. Morgan
K Ahen No. 10 .IoI,,. stfrtt, Neg 1nrk Cfiu-GEx-
T1.EMxx: l'lcasc rcnd ny express ono h.tzcn
"t'nHstisuuon Wntrr:" Tho article Is actiinE
wrif. TwO ytNfng IatirR 1T nllr fnxn WIN hnvn
suffered mitch from those complaints which
n"ap$ all fetnAitA arc moro Ur less subject to.
tlA n heen entirely curgtl hy 1t. Their nnn1ea
will tN EiyGfi IT. nny Indy wishing to make In
1utfies Ut them in person.
JAMES r. H10nr, Druggist.
Ask Jour druggist fur It.
, 1880-06-05

CINcrNNAT1, June 4.-Tho Co'nHltrrtars Mndl-
aon, Ind. special saya Ransom Sm[th shut md
killed. Jno0b l1au1moramtlh this evening. Tho
parties aro netKhbora., Mr. Smith ordered hfra.
lfnmmesnmlth M his prstnisos, where sla ha'l
Enne in pursuit 0f chckons. AnEry wnetls fo.
lowcd, and when Mr.. TInmmerhmtth cntno home
then fired. sending bali through Hnmtnor-
a1nith'8 Ereast, BInt!, VIVA nrrcetol.
, 1880-06-05
PURIFY THE BLOOD,

Eradicate tho Virus Of Disease br Constitu.
tloahl nnd Local Treatment
CUTtCunA ltEsOLvENT Is tho greatest blood rl1-
rtticr. liver etlnllllAnt anu rp1oyntor In ules1t
cline. Tho elements ur disease cannot Bxist
where It Ia frcclyAnd regulnrly taken. II rnrRes
provcs tho appetite. purfeots t!IKeatton. stiul,l
lates tho liver md kt1noyH, oper.s tho bowels.
ats'l tnnkcs over tho yitIato.i blood into pure,
yitAi!zng, lnd restorative lull.
, 1880-06-05

-. TIE KuBsIAN6 BEATEN BACK.
LONDON, juno ia correspondent at Cabul
reports TINT a number Of khokaud pill
grims hnvo arrived there fttgItlycs
from sasnartanlnd, who're Botne Of them
woro arrested bearing 1ottcra melting
general royolt In nnktlara. .Turkustnn, and
Khokant to hid tho ChincHe. They report tho
Chinese had driven tho Rllsainns lsack to tho
Kuldl1 fronttBr, capturing 1nuny villngos.
, 1880-06-05

SUSPECTED VESSEL BROUGHT BACK.
MONTREAL. juno 4.-Tne shIr Ato1ayn. while
proceeding In sea ycatcflny. wis nvrrhnn'cd by
tho cuatn,ns nttthnriilca and hftlpht back. She
IA suspected Ut having stns,al. iinscr her cnrEo
Uf Xrufu, a quantity Ut hsMs for Eta,n.
, 1880-06-05

LONDON, Juno 1.-The firm Of dcfaultlug brok-
crs which disappeared, lcnytng hcavy liabilities,
Ia TINT of keyHcr d. Frfcdrlcy.
MANLAN AND Tn1CKETT.
LoNpos, Juno 4.-llcprcscntativos Of Han!An
md Trtckeet mot yesterday. and sigtcd nrticlcs
for tnatch to De rowed OH tho 18th Of Noyenl-
bDr.
, 1880-06-05

HETHItEE0 TO ET+ TkTE1EHUH1s
ST. PErKasnuna. Juno 4.-Tho CzaF. on rccoly-
ing tetoErnn announcing tho death Of tho
Czarlnn, returned to St. Petersburg Immediately.
Tho Duke of Edinhurg will no to II. Petersburg
to-utghtto attend tho funcrnl.
, 1880-06-05
CUTlcURA REMEDIES,


Aro prepared by WEEKS 1. P.rrTEa, Chemists
and DragHists, $40 Washln9.nn.st.. floston, Il
tor. asil arc for sale is iii Druggists. Prlco OF
Ct1TtCuHA, email hoxes, III cents; large bslxes,
containing two and onu-hu!f times tho quantity
OF email, u. HxsrLyExr, II per bnttle. Curl
CulA strn1ClNAr TOILET FnAt. ID cts. por cu&e.
CuTlcullA MEDICINAL HHAylSu Soar, IL oo,lts
per cake; III bnts for BARRIERS and largo coHsum.
grB, 30 cents.
, 1880-06-05
RUSSIA.

BT. pErEnsHunu, Jnno 4.~shbscr,rtfons
amounting to 20 o001.000 roullcs have lmcn re-
coveA IN tho now lonn. Honda amounting to
only LEO, ,NO, 600 roalbloB WCru ulftrCd.
, 1880-06-05
SPAIN.

TRnCEEnrN19 IN THE HhNATH.
MADRID, Juno 4,-Thn Senate to-day nitoptod a
resolution declaring tho Necessity of tho Main-
tcnarce in of1ico ut tho present Cahlnot, and
p.lssed tho Cuban Budget bill Without amond-
ticnt.
, 1880-06-05

BALTIMORE, Juno 4.-The steamships Ohio
and norlin, from nrsmen, hayo arrived, tho tarst
With 1.26S, and tho last with l.ssaa omtgrant par
sengorx. Noarly alt went West this eventug.
, 1880-06-05

ErtrArn respectfully submitted for tho
rofuosal stnb NOW In preparation tor tho third"
tar1n movement: ''fiosec'! To hDnth.'
, 1880-06-05

H0rsford'R Acid Phosphate makes a delicious
drink with wntor unt stjvnr Only, and IN superior
tn limo Juice NJ 1rnlDns III mixing "lcmonado :"
or GlDOholp JrtDkA.
, 1880-06-05

rrtn,1grEn1so was never before rcsortet}
a.. n a ltep,1hllonn Convention. Tho factlon
n ,n.t usos It now shows tho wcaknoss Of Its
nnt1so.
, 1880-06-05

BptttaI Dtspateh to The Chteago Tribune.
OMAHA, Mob. June 4.-Sfr. li0ffmeiatsr, shot,
maker, ut Louisville, Not,., today shot and In
stnntIy kfilctl ono Of hia bonrders, Ambrose
Fet!orino IIuiY.neister took him to DO nne of
several boys who hnu beGn brenktng windows,
md. becoming onragoti, fired ut bis man.
, 1880-06-05

rnE policy Of tho I}osscs Is procraatlnntion
.,, .tnryuttutl. Call tho 'pruynus question n1,
s,crn nn,t lot tho tsee8ntcs tlrhh up their busl~
nhsA,
, 1880-06-05
WONDERFUL CURES

Performed by she Gut1cura Memedtes.
What curcs Of 131ond aud Skin Diseases and
Scalp ANcettuns with Loss tf IInEr eau gutnPnro
with thnso OF tho lion. Vim. Taylor, nostot,,
Htatc Senatnr of A[nxsnchlsetts; AID. Tucker,
Itoaton; Il. 4. atGcle. Eal, Chtcagn; +. II: Drake,
Est. 1}otrnt. and ninny tthcrs, details Of which
may bo found in future editions Of this paper7
, 1880-06-05

A THIRD term means another term OF steaf-
,ne tho revenues Of tho Government and Job
bIng In Offices.
, 1880-06-05
DUI2NIAlI

T,oxDON, Juno &.--Tho Burmese insurgont
bands hny0 broken up,
, 1880-06-05

BODY. Brain. Nerve Food. - Golden,
Liobgs Liquid Extract Deof gives health.
strength, and nerve force.
, 1880-06-05

A union at ELECTRICITY anl Healing t!alsarns.
arc ten timcs more powerful thin tho best
uf tho Langa, 1iyer. kllneys. and luck, Hheum-
httsnl. Neuralgia. md SctatlcA: Places! over tho
lollo, nlArrhtra, GrutnIis. aiil Pain and prevent
ARuo and Mnlnria. Ask for Ct'tltns' Eo!taio
EleGtrtC l'OnN1s fustGrs. a1 cents.
, 1880-06-05

T11H CIEH1CALB AND THE ELECT1oNs.
ROME, June 4.-Thn ctgrlcnts will everywhere
participate In tho municipal elections to test
thotr strength. In Wow of future political olcc-
tons,
, 1880-06-05

One OF the Erentc@t lnxuriea II \ purc
and frngrnnt Tniiet Powder. tn our lady rnas1-
1rh We recommend j, Il +. Atkinson's Hose,
White ltosc, and Violet Powder.
, 1880-06-05

Dali v. pIEncE--Deur Sir: Twenty years
ago / was sahIpWrccketl OH thH Atlantic Ocean,
and tho cold and exposure caused a large R1.
cess to form On eacl leg, which kept oonttn.
Of dollars, viii ito benefit, / was persuaded
to Try yoMf Golden Medical Discovery, and
now, lii less tllan thTue months aftor taking
the hrst bottle, I am Thankful! to say aM
completely CURED, and for the first time IN
ten yctsfa ca1, put my loft heel to the ground
AM, sir, yours respectfully,
WILLIAM RYnE1l.
81 1eH0rSun street, buffalo, N. Z.
, 1880-06-05

TuE Convention Is getting mn ocular an'l
aurot,lar exhibition Of 1oss Fnlc, and how do
thor like III
, 1880-06-05

..o,,n t,v no mistake about lp, that no "As born
~ 1tiIuole; Il Is also trio TINT be was Hrn In tho
nitra s.ntc-rtRhts party, ar'l haa not been alto
n abhko on ontleoIY tho o1oots Of bis curly
trnnnB.
, 1880-06-05

WHAT tho D0sscs nr0 lighting for Is third
,rrr1, II, which thcr cnn vont and bartcr ot1lcos
, 1880-06-05
TIT FcRApH}c MITES

New YoRk, June 4.-l'eosidont Hayes haa been
electod Yto0.p president OF the American Bible
Society,
, 1880-06-05

i No preparation Of HypophosphItcs have used
can cOinpatc with Full0wa' Compound Syrup OF
nervous syStom.
think It tic best medicine ovcs used.
". J. IORhEls, buffalo, N. 7.
File of your oorns with tho u apauose Corn
Fle." 1t will surely olru and end patl. IS cents.
, 1880-06-05

sfn Cox0En, nj Michigan, catt bo irontcal
.. veil IA Atr. Conkilng, of Now York.
, 1880-06-05

Mackey, tiln Palmer 7tonse taf1oTt IT.
and tJQ, aIl from novelties Of tho suason.
, 1880-06-05
Tur country wants no moro third terms o
I'm old crowd Of apo!fsIncn.
WASHINGTON.

fncn WCfG 6uEGG3S1ll III lLU tiuNAt u4Hily3 Htli
the Money amendment for the boucflt Of tho
contractors, which, nttcr being rnjcctcd by tho
Itouso wns rostorct1 tn tho fst- On1cc bill in tho
senhte, WIS permitted to remain III tho bill to-
DIR, This en,ls the principal question In dfAputo
Of, the post-Dl!'o6 bill, md insurcs tta anaot-
Ecnt. Tho star-rnlto lobby had Ind titno etnco
tho adjournment yostprttny evening to bring In
tholr reserves. aFt thug cnrrod their point by
sotncthfnH fcAs thnn n d0zen vptca. II tho
House Appropriations Committee Ind had marc
ncrro and courngc. md hnd atood moro rcsol,lto-
II BY what they cnll their principles, tho Hutiso
would tinyo rcfusgd to Incorporate this prnvfs.
ion In tho bill, hut IN n1ltlon to personal solIol
taston thnro worp aProhlS naslo from partisan
standpoint mt to create too mich excitement
abolt tin mattcr,aud tho lost,y triumphod. Dull
ncss md prlvnto bills retgncl for tho rost Of tho
6ny In tho House.
In tho Senate, n1r. Voorhees,, Of 1n1!nnn. Ind
tho floor for tho stuliyory 1T Of hs majestic
and bitterly pnrt1snn speeches. Tho subject wns
the exodus, a1i.l bis speech c0ntninGf Il careful
summary Of tho evItlo1tco With tho bltter-
eat: Of conltnont from Il pnrty standpoint
flo maintained tint tho exodus was conceived
In sin md horn III inlqulty, tho sin
charged that RapuhlIcun lcadurs In Washington,
nsnnntl which he inttnlNteti Eenntor Wintlosl WIS
tob fnnn, conceived the plum for tho purpose
vcrth!ess blacks n Tho hope that tho onlv rSalty
rp1thhln thu WpSt Iii
sort,.nE ~ fI,n iinn,,hf;rn,, rnrty III Vnnr-
bees consistently refused To ertl1ik MI lrtcrrp.
tim to 10 tnltle, nlvcrtfstR lii naVasleo that
It Hns not TIM Kind Of speech HUT 1t w0lll no to
interrupt. lie tcclhrcti It to hive been clearly
aDo to pay tho r,tIr3ai fnros nt onlorcd people
who were en- rnutu frtnm N,rth Cnrulinn Il, 1ndl-
ana and whnae funds gnve out when thoy
soucacd Washington. After Mr.. Voorhees, hnd
concluded, Sonntor, Willdon read m affidavit
madohy tho raIlrtmd agent in Washington which
Shaved thAt tho tplcy In question WIS p1til tp
lin 6y ooioreI maplo iicre. MD Tint tho bulk
Of 1t WINS In pennies, md three, flvc, md ten
u very small sums from Ercnt tnanr people.
II IT. na'er Q. inS ,;5 ~ e VEL y oectnns t ss
!aa tGo H. cntnlcm e..
aua LIZ !!o aenM!s WY ~ ,i ~, ~ ~
sJmPatnixitl5 pctnpns ntre' Mtn WhltG h!in Cyl.
Rcnat0r Window Inadc Il few rctnnrkR. lfo sA1
toas u Icy dnya iifcr ~ nna rcnn tae pr!hsea
ieeHE1o"Y uH1Y no hnoiiia reray u ahe s, Snnn!or rsn
~ .na%nn. III tAo meantime NJ Wlsnrst alHip!y
70 aeciaro thnt the EXODUS committee hnu
naas maao no inir ana 1tai! lHynsl1eatinn tI the
,sattcr ~ coniltlcd 70 It; uo sa!d that Of
20 Witnesses exntlilf1eH tae m!nnr!ty nau
klfHlHDt'tu OnlS t1BGtGGil 0H1HitlG III
, 1880-06-05

"A ehlloplng consumption nlay DO avoided by
y Pik0'e ToothRcho urpps cure In one minute,
, 1880-06-05

Cotton-seed was, not very long ago, An OBJ
etructlou and q nutauuc0 about tho plantation
clubhouse. ltts uow oyesy yeaF more &ud moro