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ThonlaAon u tue pala0 OF the Qeorgtn man
who accused Aig lu0tbpr Ut lHl,uuEalitY buture \
peilul. Th0n hc tUalA tho ea,ue charge III 4
court Of lnW, but ths Jury bollsyotl ho Wv week
lny reSonss becAuso shs hna refused u give
a4ttak
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ADJUSTMENTS.


W'rlRhtta, Grovc.
North Clark atreut, betwcnn lltv9rtey and Wright
wood nven,les. Banaeffeat picnic.
, 1881-07-04

0iymrtc 'Chentre. '
Cinrkkrtot, belwccn Lake and Randolph. "H1mptY
Tlur,t
, 1881-07-04


Clark street, nppos!. nav Court-1Iouso Engage
mont Of Tony past0ts Troupe. Variety entertain
m9nt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14

tcllect must determine what il right
while conscience SAYS DO THE RIGHT
/ Our ideas OF right and wrong are pro
dnced by our education. and the peculiar
mental constitution, which we possess
Wbcn we do right. conscieniiousness !,
gfatiiied, and we feel pleasure but when
wc 20 wrong. we are unhappy. People
diner greatly in the degrees Of conecien.
tiousness; with some IL Is 4 passion, and
when they have done wrong they eau
find no rest. A child who has large
lconsrientiousncss needs only 10 be in-
ls'rucied IA what is right, and il will do
rs duty. We can do this by showing 10
child how respectable. noble, and scnsi-
ble u is 70 do right: and how ai-grace-
lul, mean, dangerous aud foolish il Is 10
'dp wrong. Ii there is any thing sure
under the sun. 1t Is this. thatit will never
pay - do wrong; righteousness Is al-
ways IA demand, and it II the only safe
Investment. II we compare The good
men Of community with the bad. W.
can see tic difference III the cxprcs son
q The tnce. a good impulse lifts tie
whole 20 a highcrand loyriier plane. ana
a noble life SO hcnutifics the man that hc
i loved and admired by al who know
him
lo 90 the right, gives us An approving
conscience. scll-scspcct, and Is d guaran-
iee FOR q successful snl happy life Wien
child who j. usually ia the wrong n.
found 10 The right, we should make IL al
pleasure 70 u. praise il. encourage II. and
iet i know. that when X i iii the right
we will stand by IL, and show il how,
noble u II 70 battle Tor the right We.
should Do this Ill Il kind ana uencrou.
manner, and we should be very carefui
not % talk too much. for. II our head al,
ways directs The chid's hands biz own
cad Will became usele 20 him. SO nd, |,
o. lSier we y IN be compelled 10 resi- Up,
on Thar ultimate basis OF All public veal. \
lhc individual character OF Tie citizen.
iIo bs Continued
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14

The indianapolis Journal baN carefnl,,
prepared a list OF Tie member. Or liz III
uiana legislature. alphabetically arranr
'len' giving postoiiicc address, age and %
'cupation. cfc.
Y Inc following j. the summary
\ ~ the senate, the Professions And
trades are represented ns follows: Af.
forncys 26, farmers III. physicians 4
merchants Z editors, PRIMERS. lumber.
'ne"' manufacturers taiIors, real estate
agents, collectors. ono each.
Nineteen senators were born in Indi-
ana ~ ~ Ohio. in Germany. 3 In Penn
sylvnnia IN Canada, III Kentucky. }
y Maryland, and one each il Massa-
chusetfs and New Hampshire.
Eleven senators have served IN lie
lower house, while four have previously
been members of The senate. Or M t;itv
members. fifteen only, have never been
lohiceho!dcrs before.
The average age Of the grave ana rev
lefned senator's is 43 years and months
ihe lower body. a. constituted. eon.
'ains ~ attorneys, 81 farmers. 1s phr-s-
cians. merchants. 3 ministers. con-
''hctors. editors. ? bankers. manuf4c-
iurers, while the nillcrs. cxrnentcrs
snoeinakefs. BARRIERS qnarfympn. drar-
gisis. justices Of The peace. n4her,ae,t.
Inpuldrrs clothicfS. AHA school teachers
'Aye l''i one representative each.
F"rly-scven member. offhe i,ensc n,e'
natives of The State, while ONO come. M
i,';r second with ~: or fhc remainder.
y native Of Kentucky. 6 of Naw
ioik. 3 of Pennsylvania or German.
5ot Virginia, = 2of Ireland n. Mary.
'and q A"a h Carolina, Of England
md ~ Lrnisinna.
Twcntv-ii.fcc have served the Sia,e n,
'nc rapac'ty Of Representative In ,c.ns
pasi' and iTo We're AZ one time pronni-l
ncnt a. senators.
iur'y-ionr members. or nearly one
iail' Lasc never held Office before ana IN
ness only TX have been applicants for
my position.
~ The matter Of nge. The represcnfa- h
.ves have somewhat The advantage ot
ne upper house. the average ba.ng -5 "
errs and nearly half.
~ the fourteen foreign horn members
7 ne Two houses, . are Democrats ana y
serublicanS.
~ those born in The Southern States VI
= are Democrats and 2 Republicans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14

indianapolis News.
The report Of Al Howard. wardel
Of Ihc state Rfi>on sonlh. for Tie yea
ending October ~, 1850, has been fi.c.
with Gov Gray. II shows the nuinhc
\, oi convicis ia prison October 81, 1874
5'j received from courts, 247; total, i Al
Discharged by expiration III sentence
249 parloned. %: resrited, II: trans
iefred 20 The house of correction. N: re-
ina'ded for new trial. 3: died. s. oscar.
ed, =, total, rs; remaining III prison
no2 daily average number in prison
600 The labor vi 445 Il conilactrd ~,
~ torty-iisc cents per ,ay, and ilsat .,
filfy not strictly able bodied al 3O cents.
N fe contracts for $40 expire IN 1881
other contracts expire ia 1884. The
warden anticipates that. NJ tile rclciiinr
oi ile labor, nm advance IN Tie price or
from ~ ~ 80 per cent. viii be obtained
Y iFr excess ef expenses ever earnings n,
lesO was 50 2ib sO: III 1870. S27.sle 65 4:
IN 1913, s.S,55+ 90: show ing a steady al
vance toward The point of self-support
The whole cost OF the management wa
S'l,sy5 81; the total cost per man pei'
day, w cents and mills Hcdnctino
from the total expenses. 1885 ~, M
salaries Of prison officials. 81. zoo, which
did not appear in the prison account.
PRIOR % 1917. the cost per man per day
for purposes Of comparison. was 20 cents
and mills. The warden reports thar
under his system of diet the average gain
IN weight OF convirts has been six and Al
half pounds per man. The bill Of farel
as shown u notable for its healthfnll
variety. Of the eight deaths, one was
from wound received al The hands OF NJ
fellow prisoner Thrce-iourths of thel
convIcts give their occupations a. farm
crs. laborcrs and mechanics. The natives
% Indiana number 2s2. or the wloIc
number Of prisoners, SO per cent. COULD
read and write. The first convict re-iI
ceived ~ this prison was iii 1892. Thcl'
whole number received 10 the close ofs
the last year was 7.o35. Of this number
lj3 have been pardoncd and 3s4 have
died in prison. Warden Howard Is Or ~
posed ~ the present system employed lnl
lhe reformation and control Of Tie con-lt
vlcts. After discussing the congrecatcls'
md cellular systems al length The former
being in vogue az The prison. hc SAYS:
The conclusion follows, that thc cou-I
srcgatc prison, as here. is not lii anvil
0cgsce a lefo,matnrv insIi.l
'ui'on.. B,itg neither rcformatoly inI
ts effects upon the inmates, nor sutiic-l
eitly deterrent in its effects upon thrl
'ti'ninal classes generally, il fails 10 ac-|
oinplisll tllc purposes Of its crcnti0n.l
nd should be abandoned whenever II
'eiicr system cnn be found. That iLia
ystem of prisons IL failure, IL we'll
'nown q Inexperienced aud thoughiiul
'rison managers. whether they have saidc
Q ~ their reports or NOT. N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14

| superintendent Smari has completed his
.scmi-annnal appotiionment OF ihe COM
mon school revenue for tuition, and The
liable prepared shows that there are iii sl.e
~tale sU3.55s children, and Tie total sum
apporiioned for ilie half year was Ssss.-
$3.50 leaving balance il Tie treasury 81
si,6a5 -. Every county receives lar
ger sum from the treasury than II raises
''y taxation. Seventeen counties conlri-
butte $50 O46,5s for the education oi liz
remainder " the State. indianapolis
News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14
sew Albany and st. Louis Air

Concerning the above enterprise ~
nave ihe i"linring special from New al
|bany to tic In,ianapclis journal.
Ciief Engineer Rice. of Tie New AL
|bany and 81. Iori~ Ain Iinc Mo ns ins,
completed Tile iinai survey ana lccaiio,.
"a ne route Of me road between Albi.n
Illinois. siid 81. 'ouis, and between ,hs
west line of PIKE county anl New alhan,
y now snsagcd IL preparing estimates
win proilc~. specifications. ,ic.. tor is..
letting 81 The work. NO doubt seems
now io he entertained oi lie building Y.
ne road rom New Albany 10 poillt ~
Intersection with the c1mplrtri !Gue
s'rom ihe Pike county line X AlbioA. III.
~ ISL ;and The company hopes 10 .on,
picie arrangements ai an carIs AN ihas.
viii secure The building of thn ]in.
through 70 -. Louis within eigh,,ci.'
mouths from this date Tho Chcsnneakr NJ
and Ohio railroad will ruin liz trains
hrou~li % Louisville Via fhe Iiiy Snndr
route within six months and will seel
''s connections with 81. Louis over thr
New Albany and ST. Louis Air line.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14

AZ only costs $il car now to get coal
rom Patoka ~ liockporl. a distance 81
les tllal iuity miles. How il that foI
rascs? We are glad the railroad II bnilt
ana regard itasa great benefit ID tho coun.
~, but y docs look as though the rates
stc very steep. Round trip tickets Ii
Evansville are now sold Tor s2 75 al
which nobody complains, brt there u I
good deal Of complaint of freight rates.
RockpOrt Democrat,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14

Aithc annual safe ofpeWS IN Plymouth
church. lecchcr aid II cost iiai churr..
s2Qplovo ~ hc prosecuted by Ihxul0rs
ii'ton. II Il = new iralnFe nfihe aifnr--
forgotten scandal. tisis mixing ~ Uf al
Plymouth church nish II. LII E1cchlr
kncWs. lie WINS iI.csr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14

Slr George Cox, M Englishman, has
excited much interest IN England bv i
magazine nrIi' lc, IL which Vi claims lhat
horses on both har, roads and soli Il ou.d
oc bettei Without thueing. HI c.l.. .h.
sstttm wronglcahcd. ridiculous Ana
Expensive. and cites examples nom Aen-
'pheu 70 the present da,, 10 show mai
shoclng is no help to horse, rather III
opposite.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14

ENr. william H. English, oflnf-nns.
were vice preSiden'-e'ett. would .he sc-
rublicans ~ congress be striving for ttc
establishment n The theory thai TIE vice
president. and 'he vice president pnix.
Gin ascertain and declare Tie. ftsuli of
the electoral rotcs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14

There i strong ,ssolAbi1ifr ;i1t Trxr.
viii bc divided into iunr states d.4sr.r
'he siescAt WING Such division ~
provided for N The anntx txsiiAn of iiA1r
stare ioihe Lnion, aAd II nnly requires
iile acton " AN STATE Legislature IL 49,
hDmpi IN 1li~ Mould ~ sie IaerpS-
crAis six additional IA.icl s.4.cs Sr-A-
tors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14

70 satisfy the fanatics IL New England
rernral Walker ha- permitted = ihind
census IN south Cprolina nudcr <ile sn-
pcrri~icn Of the officers n;so controlled
'be count Connecticut. They Ind The
first count about correct III few ins:~n-
res lesS tlan tie actual population Tie
sle has ncAi y, amiilion nhalil211z.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14

't column ~ Kindness - ths proprietor IL the -
'fr 'h pfoptffy ~ s Teachers N Nrhois county inr
fn ta"h n. ''tenfsinn n any matter N interest ",
W., Fnhil, Mheos ~hirh msy arisr Evsry t.aci.. :
srnYr' WV s'f ant ffenf N rneaiYn Ii ths county II
.n1nssy requested to rii n sustaining This column
NhffAify COMMUNICATIONS for fhis column .hould N.
ss"t 'o a ~. sNLfNEi. JAsrkA. l>p,AsA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14

Iiruth lnb i,hcs ~ ofsrM letter 10
i,rcsias ni-esxxt bAsi e'd ar..nrwir.sging
iial nsitr thorough investigated il
satisfied ilsSl. tA@s tl.r Morey Ief.Sr -
q forgery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14

Although The Chinese hsd gunrowilcr
many centuries before Il was known III
Europe, they did not emplo, |, ID war.
Ont used Il IL fireworks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14

The Coliiying Commission III lh;s
Stale llas about three Lundrei bills snr-
FessinE changes u lan, ~ new rrart-
men's, ready 20 psrscn; n sh1 Lxsisia-
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\ The indianapolis Coal ami southern
Railroad Company flied article. ns,h ~
SerfciAry ~ State rcsirr.iar. TAn rar,5-
a! stock = placed al 81 90. $l05 *fn
0f which u Alrc4dr sub.cribnl. laf -n.r-
posed 70 extend Tie road from Inliannr-
oiis 70 Evansville. passing ihror VI rf>
Counties of Marion Johnson. Norr.m-
Law renee, Dlyicss- Dnbc;s. Pike. s.,i,..c,'-
arrirk and kanlerLnrg. The firrr-
lory consists ofthc following manned reu-
tleinen
r. y MarindLie. Anst;n IT. Brorn.
II. a. Morris. ~ :. Bvnn- Nilliarn
wallace. John W NurDlser. ri. n. Afl<n-
Iierry Bales. A r.. Wright. larrssam
Fletcher, Thomas II Sharpe. Fred B.z.s
and 4. a. Lewis
Aski>G FOX ooU&rrkID
Indianapolis J4srnAl
= petition was fled with the cn-nrr
commissioners. Yesterday. a.kinr : vote On
NE proposition ~ donate SiDn.ccD in ASt
ci ihe ihdianspoiis Coal ana SNnsl ern
fonl. II - Guaranteed FIRST that meme
~ the money wili he drawn thrill sixty
miles ~ the read - completed. stnnr1.
that The feg.air s..oiss uili te located ~
~ CITY, and lasi shai coal Mil fe rrans-
ported Al NOT ,otxcrei one tent ,.t- Ton
nff mile, naA inf ~ exceed sky rt.<s
NJ anF distance nMAer seNenl. 1xrMIlss-
= Ia petition NA- <is@f4 NJ seventh six
oi ilAe leading capitalists Ani hN~sne-s
gentlemen of IBIS riiy. aud the l,rafA o.
aetch An election ~ Ne held on nc i-rh
" Fepfuars next. - ptr reslHst-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14
There was mans.n our town.
he was so wonhcrous wise.
liz thought his business would run
Itself
And lie didn't advertise.

Well, business wns duh al first.
Bnt letter times came. ana III cnccr.
Ono day with afush he sold ail his ,InI
But INC s'lcrilf was Tic nnclionccr.
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rArrs ~ ADvEHr,sKrNG.

RATES - ADNEKT-SEfNG.
For square. 10 lines Or less, week, 81 OO
Each subsequent insertion. IS ca.
Longer advertisements AZ the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted as square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements; n reasons
bic deduction will be made 70 regular
advertisers.
Notices 81 appointment Of adniinis-
traitors and legal notices OF like character
10 be paid ii advance.
A>xorSci>G CANDIDATES.
For Township Oi!icers. eWh $l.oo
For County n ESQ
For District. Circuit. Oh State. 500
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rnlcE or SUBSCRIPTIONS.
single Subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 q
Eor ak months, ] *
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-10

Atthe regular meeting Of the Leon County
Farmers' Club, held on Friday last, the 9th
inst, the correspondence between the Secretary
and the Commissioner Of the State Bureau of
immigration, which was published 10 the Flo
RTDiAE Of May Sd, was taken up and discussed
at length, and q committee of seven were ap-
pointed to take into consideration and report at
the next meeting Of the club, to be held on Fri
day next, the 18th inst, the best method Of in
viting immigration to Leon county, and of fur
thering the purposes Of the Bureau, a. expressed
in the above mentioned correspondence
The committee held meeting yesterday
morning, and after thorough elaboration and
discussion Of several plans proposed, adopted q
resolution recommending the club to publish an
illustrative descriptive pamphlet of Leon county
of not less than 5000 copies and also recon-
mended plans for procuring reliable matter for
said pamphlet, and for securing the necessary
funds to accomplish the purpose
In this connection it was stated at the meet
ing of the committee that q prominent citizen
had voluntarily promised to subscribe fifty dol
work, and it may fairly be expected that long
before the matter is ready for the printer, the
requisite amount will be made up The COM
mittee will also recommend an assessment by
the club on its members, and other methods of
securing funds and there is little doubt that the
club means business in this matter, and that the
advantages of Leon county will be properly and
attractively placed before the public. The COM
mittee will hold another meeting tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-10

The Executive Committee ofthe State Sunday
School Association, has recently issued circular
to the Vice-Presidcnis Of the Association and
others interested in the Sunday School work,
reminding them that the International Conven-
ton, in which Florida is entitled TO eight dele
gates will meet at Toronto, Canada, June god,
and asking them whether or not The State Con
vcntion shall be convened for the purpose of
selecting said delegates All feeling an interest
in the matter are invited 10 address Mr.. ID. s.
Place, Corresponding Secretary, at Waldo, ex-
pressing a preference for some day on which the
convention shall be held number have sug-
gested the 1st Of June as very appropriate time.
The Leon County Sunday School Association,
organized by Mr. Place, ought TO take some ac-
ton in this matter
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-10

OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, at
Tallahassee, unanimously adopted the following
resolutions on the 18th of April, 1881:
ResOlCed, 1st. That we deeply feel and regret
the loss of Brother Selim W. Myers, who has
been an active and valuable member of this
Quarterly Conference since the year 1913
ResOlued, I'd. That the church, of which brother
Myers has been a consistent and faithful men,
Der since 1912, at whose services his seat was
seldom vacant, and his voice often heard in
prayer-meetings, lovefeasts and in the class
meetings, of which for many years he was a
faithful leader, has sustained a loss which can
be repaired only by the same kind Providence
which permitted us for so many years to profit
by his labors and example.
ReSotUed Sd. That while we do not mourn the
loss of our departed brother as those without
hope, we realize the painful fact that one whose
wise counsels 50 often gave direction to our de-
alterations is no more in our midst, and we pray
Almighty God to raise up for US some one worthy
to fill his place.
Resolued, 4M That we tender to his bereaved
family the heartfelt sympathy of those who have
been so long accustomed TO meet him in the
varied fields of usefulness
G. E. bowman, p. F..
T. j. PERKINS, Secretary.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-10

The last Legislature of Florida passed bill
forbidding druggists to sell any compound of
which alcohol Is part unless they obtain q
liquor dealers license, which would cost 10 an in
corporatcd town just e625. The proprietors Of
the new tangled drink known az Tolu Rock
and Rye" had established agencies for the sale
of their liquor all over the Slate, and OF course
we're displeased ct the act Of the Legislature,
and decided to fight II before the courts One
of the proprietors visited Tallahassee and en-
ployed lawyer to prove that their mixed whis-
keys did not come under the head Of alcoholic
compounds, but we are happy TO learn that the
courts decided that rOdk candy and mean sohisksv
was an alcoholic compound. Monticello Con-
stituti0n.
The courts have made no decision on the ques-
ton that we have heard or the matter never yet
having been brought before them. The Comp
tFoller decided that the preparation named came
under the provisions OF the law, but no instruc-
lions have YET been issued respecting The collec-
ton Of license tax. The ruling Of the Comp
troller will necessarily include all kinds Of so
called bitters," and many other preparations
containing alcohol. Isl.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-10

The thirty eighth annual Council of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church for the Diocese of Flor
ida, assembled in ST. Johns Church, Jackson
vile, on Wednesday morning last. The opening
services were conducted by Rev. Drs Scott aud
taking the Communion service.
The first day was devoted mostly to routine
business, election Of officers, &c.
On Thursday the Bishop read his annual ad-
dress, from which il was ascertained that about
twenty churches are in process Of construction
throughout the State, though in his opinion the
growth of the church has been hampered by the
operation of the Canon adopted at the last meet
ing of the Council requiring vestrymen TO be
communicates, and the Bishop expressed his de-
sire for its modification.
The report of the Woman's Auxiliary Society
showed large increase in the amount Of contri-
buttons for Diocesan Missions. Many matters
were referred 10 appropriate committees
The incorporation of the Diocese was compile
ted according to the amended charter procured
at the last session of the Legislature.
On Thursday evening a delightful reception
was held at the Episcopal residence, at which
fashion of the city, not counting the members of
the Council.
The display of flowers reminded one OF Tala-
hassee, but, with all respect for the ladies of
Jacksonville, the beauties of the Capital City
need not fear competition with them.
The hospitalities Of Tallahassee were offered
for the next meeting of the Council, but the
members, dreading the extraordinary expense
thereby involved, refused to avail themselves Of
the invitation, and so deprived themselves of a
great pleasure.
The financial condition of the Diocese seems
to be improving, and that patient gentlemen, the
Treasurer, goes about with brighter counte-
nance.
Organized Missions were given the privilege
of being represented in the meetings of the Coun-
Gil by COMMUNICATE appointed by the Mission
airy, though such deputies are not TO have the
right 10 vote.
On Friday night after evening service the ses
sion was mostly taken up with accounts of work
in the varions parishes from which some esti-
mates may be roughly drawn, as follows:
The number of Commandments in proportion
to the population is about one out ofone hundred
and eighty, being an increase of one hundred and
fifty per cent. since 1870, mostly in the southern
portion of the State Florida stands the sixteenth
in rank, as far as the Episcopal church is con-
cerned, of all the States and Territories Con
nectcut heading the list which last has one
communicate for about every sixty of her inhab-
itants
Saturday was the closing day, on which the
report on the state of the church was read and
the Missionaries gave the results of their work
during the year. This was practically the last
day, although the annual Missionary meeting
was held on Saturday. W.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-10

And other affections Of the Kidneys and Blad-
der are sometimes brought on and often aggra
vated by the neglect Of the symphonic, which, il
taken 10 time, would no doubt In majority of
well suited for this as Rankin's Compound Ex-
tract Buchu and Juniper 1t Is reliable heal
ing tonic TO the parts, allays irritation, and re-
stores healthy action,
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar,
Druggists, Atlanta, Ga, and for sale by all drug
gists
FORSYTH, Ga, Dec I, 1877.
have sold Rankin's Buchu and Juniper for
10 years, and it has always given universal sat.
isfaction, proving the most valuable preparation
of the kind on the market
apr-19-1m. F. o. MAYS, Druggist