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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15

"A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an Incur
able Lung Disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain TO give relief in
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases. For thirty years the
Troches have been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction. They are
not new or untried, but having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well merited rank
among the few staple remedies of the age
Public speakers and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice Sold at IS cents n box
everywhere Nov. 80, 1SS0-1y
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Watches. Clocks and Jewelry repaired here
q, home by skiltul workmen. E. w CLARK.
-EW Clark is up with his work and wants
rlsre-hc Feplirs Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
The weather continues cold and raw, but
b.irh; an clear since the storm Of week before
lasf
Parties having Watches, Clocks and particu-
la-.r Jexelry at E W Clark's to be repaired
X. please cal and get the same.
The Del4nd Agricutturia naively advises the
STATE Park Association when they hold another
Sta.e Far in Jacksonville, not to use the Fair
Grounds but 10 hire hall in town.
-Or- hanks are due the officers of the Orange
County Fair Association for complimentary
fickeis 20 their annual fair which begins on the
ssd inst. and continues four days sincerely
re--e' our inability 10 attend
The NOS; reliable agent for destroying and
ezpelling worms from children and adults is
sinners Indian Vermifuge. % cents a bottle
Try r. Every bottle guaranteed TO give Salts
acton. NJ Lively, sole agent 1t
We regret to hear OF the recent death of
lao excellent citizens of Wakulla county; Mr..
: : Whitley, " 10 died on Monday, the 9Th
MS. al he age OF OF - wears: and Mr. Parker
Lew. lie date o. whose demise we did not
learn. The former was 4 native OF North Caro-
ina. but Aad-bce 4 citizen Of Florida Tor many
ye4rs-
Tie very complimentary report Of the
SPECIAL {, nlmiitee 10 examine the office Of Su-
read IL tie Assembly on Wednesday last, and
n aich vii be found in our Abstract of Legsla-
tive Proceedings. Was Il high compliment to Mr..
Il Felkei, our Efficient County Superinten
dzai 81 Schools who has had charge of the
details Of work in the State Superintendent 3
flee during the entire term.
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asy gsssonville; Mrs. ssepAe.s snA naughssr Pa;
3 RObhins, 81 Louis Miss Ada EuV. Nsftie Adams,
Lou Lea: Teropp Master ThTopp Clan Mopss CAaa Wat
zack Carroll " q Ryder, Jas Kernaa, Watkins Sd
enson, wasl; Jao T Ames. Ala; WIN Grnyiord Dsnvss
Gel; AT Knight and jos Emmett, N II; 7 Gmifhin-
sons, Wash c. Patterson, Madison Fla; Essco and
Thcs 0 Devil. PA; Gv Ten psoeck Ga; Flsm-
ming and n Barrs. Tvile Rev. Jas rae1mnnn. sco&
land D Curry j, H.inbrdgs; y Hard Ceesard PA
Eliiotr, Jas Emmersoa, Geo Knight. TxilIe
Geo Marquis, Fla J Harrison: Ga: jas D Emerson,
Texas: J Lagra6, Tenn: McQuaAe So G.: Geo d
Ellison, jamestown, NJ Tom ReynolaA Ga EJ yann
and STRIPPING, Madison Fla; W. Walter, Rnglnnd
Chambes, Orange Like; Bennett, London /;
Jas Eareon, RiehDand; Jno BDmner and ] Watson,
Phiia; " Cone. Fla; James d Smythe. Denver; J II
Cromeriine. Howard Foote, jos Billings, NJ: L
Morrison Tenn Jno Milden, KY Jas Emersm, News
da Hy schooly and Rice, Ky; Il sanford. sanford
Fla; Cheney, Jville; Jas Eaton, View Haven CT /;
Ed D Smith, Ida; " Maltby and W smith, Ga; Hon
Matthews, 7; I'd T Farley, Ga; c W steyaI, Fla;
Thompson. Jvils; Cummings, Ga; W Rankin,
Ga z Berry and Geo z Drew, Fla r Gentry, e;
W n Duke. Lake City, Nc THAN, Saw Ga; Hon Nit
Bryan, Fla Ronay and John Durmot. Ga; " L
Robinson, d Eagan and Norwood, Fla; r West
brook and Hurst, Ga; II Parsons, Boston Mass
Baldwin Fla: Jos Durkee, J'vile; lawson and
Thos Wilson, Fla.
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ocRo1A. Marion Co. Fla. July II. 1876.

-Kr. ". r. Barrett, AUGUSTA, Ga:
DEAR SIR-In response to your favor of the
14th inst, cheerfully give you facts in regard
10 the action of GILDERS PILLS on myself
l have been suffering for the last twelve years
with d chronic affection of the Liver, attended
with constipation, which no medicine that
could get hold of would relieve. A friend rec.
commended me to try your Pills. | was doubtful
about 1t because l had tried so many and they
had failed. at last commenced to take them
according to directions and in ten days | was as
healthy man as any one could wish to see
Your Pills are boon to humanity GU can
make any use you see fit of this testimonial
Yours very respectfully,
feb1-1m J. PERRY.
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No, there is no reason why women should
after this endure the great and prolonged suffer
ing incident to child bearing II every woman
expecting to be confined, will use Holmes Lin
ment, they win be convinced of the truth of the
above statement Ask your druggist for it.
A lady from one of the counties of Middle
Georgia, who has been acting Midwife for many
years, writes " have disposed Of all the Mother
Reliefyou sent me, and l am delighted with it.
In every instance where it has been used its
effects have been all that l could ask. consider
il great blessing" - -'
Jan11-om II
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near OF number of little girls and boys
40 propose 10 contend for the prize we offered
lAs' rex Tor The one who should manufacture
ne most words out Of the word "F1AR,nrAx ~
Before it is too late. we want 10 saw n ,h.r. ,h.,
CAB use any word they can find in the Die
-'On4fy' except proper names, and are allowed
10 ooubie or use any letter in "F1oR,nrAx -
more than once IN forming words
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15

rF-NR J. H. BATES, Newspaper Advertising
AGENT. Il Park Row Times Building), New
York. + authorized 10 contract for advertise
,,en,s in the FLoRTDIAS at our best rates
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15

A correspondent of the Live Oak Bulletin, de-
scribing visit to Tallahassee, and drive to Lake
Jackson, thus etheralizes the fair companion of
his jaunt. Who was she?
She was one whose flo" hair resembles
strands of gold, whose penciied brows shade tw o
of the lovliest blue eyes, that held within their
faihomless depths untold myriad CLEANS of light,
dancing about like FAIRIES of dreamland at 8 hide
and seek Her cheeks would put to shame the
brightest rose of your Land OF Flowers" Her
little hand as pure the fairest lily, was en-
cased in the smallest glove that appears as made
only for babies to wear.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15

r. Regular meetings of AUCnLA ENcAlGP-
= Ne are held the first and third TRHrad0r Ees-
- AZ each month. n their Lodge Room, At o'clock
~ .srsnrchs in good standing invited to attend
L. d. BALL, c. p.
I'M MclxTOsH. Scribe.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15

The laaies OF Tallahassee will give Neck
lie supper m Galiie's Hall on Wednesday night,
February 10Th lssl, for the benefit the Baptist
NN1iei1 Mrs A j. PEELER,
Mrs. LILA B. DYKE,
Miss c. SMITH.
Mrs WALTER GwYNN,
Committee of Arrangements.
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= She was sweerer than the sweetesf,
And "a far fhan fh.a n anreaf :,

Her spicy wit was interpreted with ripples OF
merry laughter that were fit to be heard in Para
disc. Dear sir will you believe it; | sat beside
her in open mouthed wonder listening entranced
so much so that the horse drove would have
upset US in the mud had it not been for the pres
ence of mind of my fair companion, who put
forth her small white hand and drew the rein
that led the horse back into the road.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15

pocket book containing valuable papers,
lie Under all be literally rewarded by leaving
he sane, If found, with j. C. Copeland.
February "A, 1881 1t
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15
Philip Phillips.

Ih's celebrated singer will give one of his
unigue enter inmenis at the Methodist Church
- 8isat Tickets 35 cents.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15
Meteorological.

Record Of temperature and weather at ITALIA
hsssee. Florida, for the past week.
q observations taken by W A. Rawls. Druggist
- ~. IN. al.isf /
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15

A lev one anil iwO-hor-e wagons of this cele-
5raied make left Also some good mules and
horses a. i0w prices, At
II J c. KEMPER's
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10. O. F

~ Regular meetings Of LEON LODGE No. 5
- every Tuesday Ersaing At their Lodge Room q
ocnok Al Brorher- IN good standing are invited t.
ord W n. MCINTOSH. sR. N. @.
n McISTo@H. JR r. $.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15

A; Gaiiies Hall on Friday night. for the benefit
o. the Methodist Church Organ Fun |. Hot
super and olier attractions. Go!
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
MASONIC.

- Regular meetings of JACKSON LoDGR
- are he'd on the arst and third Mondays in each
20 n O'Clock p n
7s'" W Il. MCINTOSH, Secretary.
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her.
The demands Of the Society have been numer-
Gus and heavy for the past three months, but we
are glad to note, most of the. applicants have
been mostly objects OF charity. Mostly cases
of sickness have been presented. Efforts have
been made to prevent two girls from begging,
who are seen continually on the streets Offers
have been made to provide for them, but their
mother who is thoroughly worthless insists on
keeping them to beg for her. The attendance
has been small, due to the bad weather, but in
terest is manifest.
The treasurers book shows the following
Spent $3.50; Received $37 80; Balance $500
Mrs Longs temporary absence is regretted by
President and members.
L. d. WALKER, Secretary.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15

All pleasant evening may be enjoyed at
e4llies IA on Friday evening, and in good
fa-e
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15

r. The WEEKLY FLORIDIAN may be found
"a sale 81 Bottoms News Stand, in the West
cot Block
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You Can

7ezily sr' money ~ 1t.diag your cash at
r. B. CARPENTERS.
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A Gorgeous Cake,

III = handsome and valuable ring, will be cut
4 The Festival a. Gallie's Hall Friday night
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Be Alive

10 souF own .n'ercsts-Buy your Groceries
rom r. B. CARPENTER
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Cotton Statement.

TALLAHASSEE. FLA, February -, 1881.
Bales.
<t-rpes ueek ending FEBRUARY 18TH. 164
sti.Ted previously 65l3
Taia- shipments to date. ................. 6677
pee "a .ddling, 9l.c-
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We advise

all who desire anything ia the Grocery line to
trade with r. B. CARPENTER
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fresh 4srOceries
ro''eiyed daily at r. B. CARPENTERS.
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Quarterly Report OF the TaIIahaS-
see Relief Society, for the months
of October. November and Decem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

The CREW OF THE JEANETTE MI. James
Gordon Ba1nett telcaraphs 10 the Secretary Of
State:
u htv, iast received thu following telegram
from my correspondent ct st. Petersburg ooL
cerniog the Jcaunette p,ry General lguA!ietI
has gwen orders to seed two new expeditions
lr.m l,kutsks inscaroh Of the ship wrecked
crew. and has directed tLat every svalshle
means be employed 10 find boat No. . l.
must DO remembered. however. that from BIZ
oaoi. where they were di:oiv>r.d. to Yaku!sbs,
ma Distance is 1000 vsrsis. or !. 400 miles,
with no regular meaus Of transport. At least
twenty days gro required to get there but as
lhcss who went to the rescue started three da5s
ago, the time necessary 10 find the party and
briog them bsck to Ys!ukska will b., about two
mouths There will b, no further news then
from Tho Jcannetto party themselves 10 less
than three months. They will probably bs at
81. Petersburg by April aud 10 New York BY
May"
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The JeRnliettC

FAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Dec. ot.-A PORT
lsGd dispatch SAYS tho O:egonisn publishes an
| loicrvio~ Iith Lieut.. Schwatks regarding the
| cruise CT he Jeanette. lie believed she win
tered st LakhCv islatlJ or near by on tho
Siberian Coast. passing ca rule south Ct
WFansell Land which would eeoouat fox no
traces OF her Icing fouud by tbs Corwin CT
RcdIerS, Hor previous discoveries cannot be
! inferred from her position when lost. but they
| msy havo been exclusive aud Interesting.
Del.0ns dil not follow the exss Of the warm
Jspaneae current north of Behring's Straits
| which Should be done before that avenue is
| Condemned es imprHcticablo As to the re.
| tu:o OF the party, tho route suggested By Ken
n.n seems tho most ssnSitls. Pfobsby De-
Long g Instructions to mako the northeast pas.
sage secondary consideration led him to make
| DO attempt to reach the pole 10 the direction
OF tho Parry Archipelago. His retreat in boats
| IS one OF the most mastery managed escapes 10
The history OF abandoned polar vessels.
Schwatka put no fsth in the reports that tho
Russians withheld Information concerning the
| Jeanette. The result Ct the expedition is
| severe contradiction cf the belief that good
pclst rSu'e Gin DO found by following the chan
tels through tho leo Of the great Siberian
| rivers aad ocean currents. and leaves but litlle
| uIuo' 50 10 .mo iaie OF mo lost Amaflcan
| whalers. the Yisilsnte and Mount Wollsston,
| (Which IS as terrible as imsginsliou can oor-
cieve,) should the loss of tho jeanette BIO
coupled with that Of the Enil;sh exploring
yacht Era under Leigh Smith. The teudercy
Of the advocates CT arctic exploration will bo to
| look With more favor on the more hazardous
| but probably moro successful methods of aerial
navigation. The Jsanuotto'a tato will ALSO Iced
to dhc1ursse tho proposed ooeslirg for COM
| mcrcia! purposes to the mouth of the Lena.
Ha thinks this disaster will strengthen the idea
that ships for siolc explorations should to
| used merely to carry expeditions to Tho proper
starring p!inIs and to furnish tie NECESSARY
basis OF Supply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
Letter from Richmond.

Correspondents Ct th, Alexandra Gazette.
RICHMOND, Va, December % While tht
Legislature ia away tbs candidates are very
aotlv' 10 attempting 10 get their Triggers ready
Tor the readjuster nomination, aud some o
them 10 their desperation actually ask dome
Gratis to lend them helping hand 10 this work
not realizing the fact that a democratic or
conium means defeat. There Gre men amoni
the applicants whose selection would please
their political opponents, that is. of courso, i
the present inoumbents must b. turuod cut
but a5 rule it msy be safely predicted thai
such applicants will stand no chanoc. Jast
now tho rtoo for tho pllco oil judge Of tho
Chauc:ry Court of Richmond is being pushed
with great activity. Uoul, perhaps, Two
weeks ago it was believed that Judge Fnzaush,
tho present incumbent. would b, retained fol-
the reason that be has 10 the quoest way been
pursuing he duties OF very exaciog position,
and has not been 10 the least degree couspicu-
Gus 10 politics. But when the rsvenous Office
hunters began nosug srouod they were not
Glow in finding that the pumber of az
plicsnts for judgaahip began TO far out num-
Der the judgeships and 60 il was decided
-
here are very much afraid that the place will
be given into an incompetent hand. lts dulles
are onerous and so e1scting that at best they
will require man of experience. As 10 tho
Hastings Court judgeship, the friends of Judge
). Bassett French are continuing 10 urge him
for the place AID he seems to be proforsed by
such readIusters as arc here because they claim
that he Sas NOT only the legal requirements for tho
position but has been more largely identified with
The readjuster party than any of tho other candi-
dates. Messrs. j. '. Reddy ard Jacob Cohn,
who are applicants for the plscs sre republicans
Mr.. Meade Hoskins, who ia Judge French's
strongest opponent il young lawyer OF this
city and is quite popular here. AS informed
now it seems that the main racs for the otflce
will be between Mr.. Hoskins and Judge French
1t ia understood that the message oil the now
Governor will be brief affair as he believes that
when practicable, public papers should be as
short as possible. that Is if they desire them read
II Governors, and for that matter Presidents,
| realized the fact how few people peruse their
lengthy documents they VIC uld see the wisdom
of breVity in such matters.
It is understood that Senator Glasgow was thu
gentleman 1t the nservRtlve democratic eau.
cas- last week who urged that the party should
publish an organ. Tho suggestion has reused
me Ire OF many Newspaper mtn who can talk
feelingly about the Thousands, of dollars worth
OF dead head advertisements they gavo the party
Ii is not In organ that the party wants. 1t is a
head and ono to whom implicit obodisrco will
he given.
Congressman Fulkerson and Gan. Malone
were IN clcse consultation the uthsr dsy it ia
understood.
Mr. Fulkerson's friends are not pleased At tn
success of Desendorf in getting on such dssira /.
Bile committees STRoNoB3w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

Ia eti)yiog tho festivities of Christmas sea-.
son. WHOM SO many arc prone to giVa lot S, rri05
10 their sppelies AID enthusiasm. Let 90 one
looSs sight Ct The solemn fac! that thu occasion
is commemorative CT The birth Of the Prince of
Peace. and il through any inaese,tence the az
imll should obtain the atc,IdeLo2 CYST the
spititus nature, let DOT Christmas be malrad
ty ihs extmphostion Of any 6orco impulses or
revengeul thoughts which may hAVs been
treasured up throughout the year ovar some
rial or imaginary grievances Of course. such
suggestions arc super A1ous among temperate,
orderly people; but it is lamentable fac! that q
aroat ns ,rty CT persons. psoi6o at any other
tims. violate grossly the apostolic il Junction ca
this lreat day by giving plho. to tho evil one.
May the celebration Of the day this year b, ret
d red noth b 3 for tho good feeling displayed by
ell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
The Guifcau Trial,

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Dtcaubar 2l.--Wheu
the court WAS opened to-day Dr.. Fl. =. Stesrns
agaia tack tho witness stand, and MIR. SaoviIIe
resumed tho crosi txsE,iaaton with o series of
GuasIars rl:!ieo 10 tho various forrs and
types oil insanity.
Witucss stated. 10 reply. that the laonly Of
mem.r7 waa generally lhe first to show impair,
ment IN most all forms ct insanity, sometimes,
however. AID in some cases the memory might
ba unusually active and ratentivs.
After some.qlsstions relative 10 brain disease,
Mr.. SsoSls asked: us it ttua thst such
dis;aao OF the brain can alHsy' b, dottosed
t3 an examination of that orgst?'
AGswsI--'l can crly arsaar yon thst there
have bttn DISCS OF disease of The bs.in yhere
upon Xami5ation after death, ~ lesion OF the
braip has been dstt cei.
slhe examination then pt oaaedtd Without ary
ialtrfa:iug incident.
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THyTE ITTEETED.
lSrmc Important Statements OF Well known
People Wholly Verified |

[Scmc Important Statements Of Well known
People Wholly Verified
In order thst tho public may fully realizs the
gsnulneness of the statements. az we'll as thu
power and value Of the article Of which they
speak, Wa publish herewith the fac smile sigma
lures Of parties whose sincerity is beyond ques.
ton. The truth of these testimonials is absolute,
nor csn the facts they announce be ignored.
Ale1,ndris, Va, August 4, 1881.
WAS thrown from my horse or years ago,
and suffered a severe wound of tho side, which
was aggravated by disordered kidneys. Eleven
months ago WAS attacked with pneumonia and
blst Or disease. deposits of brick dust and albu-
men being observable by the naked eye. was
confined 10 the house for six months. and was
unable to CROSS the floor without assistance. Ny
physician did me no good. Having read in my
religious weekles or the wonderful cures by
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and beizg
advised to use it by Captain Graham, I did 90,
and am once more able TO walk Tho streets. Ny
pains have left me, aud believe il had used
tho medy year ago should then sso HAYS
been cured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEHKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, DIOR. "a. 1881.
Ard nov 10 The readers OF the Gsz ute, on,
aId sill, q happy, happy Christmas

As lite at best is but series Of troubles abt
priefs tur sly it ia tho psr Of wisdom to etioy 10
tbs fullest extent compatible with moderation
such innocent pleasures 90 are pu! within oul
reach. The festivities incident to tha Christ
nas holidays legitimAtolg belong to..ihat class
Ct pleasures. aud should therefore be INDUCED
10 With the utmost abandon. 1t should be the
s;ason Of peaoa and good will among mou, aud
The etpsoial cc,asion for the exercise Of all their
geasrous emotions. Willis il lasts. at least
a,IEshucss should give plsco TO a desire tt
please others. and. above oil things, the poor
uust cot DO forgotten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

S-u.hsIn correspondents OF Northern news
papeis, with ia; few honorable exception 3
seem to thI < tho retention of their employ ment
d-pet DIS upon The x;sntto which they abuse and
ca .sr, pteSso tho people sbout whom they write.
ihs recon, o,ck and bull story of the iohumao
'ras.uaus accorded By the Richmond psopls to
negro family stfl oted with smallpox. SAINT to
the New Yo,k Herald by the Iiichmond 90,
respondent is 5 cas-, 10 point. 1t lurns out
that the onlY c>rssc. thing 10 tho whole account
Was tho statement that tie family did hAya The
smallpox; All tho rest was tho Invention Of q
man prone to Willy and slaudar the people WHO
have Invariably treated him kindly. courtoousIy
a;d Hospitality. With such Southern ccrri.
srondsnts it is DO wonder the Herald is 80
often nisled with regard 10 Southern aff sire.