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HMM Yourselves by making money
HII when golden chance is offered
niIlI2 thereby always kee ing poverty
from your door. Those who always take
advantage Of the good chances TOR making
money that are offered, generally become
wealthy, while those who do not improve
such chances remain in p verty. We want
many men. women, boys and girls to work
for US right in their own localities. The
business will pay more than ten times or
dinnry wages We furnish all expensive
outti,' and all that you need, free, n" one
who engages fails to make money very
RAPIDLY. You can devote your whole time
to the work, or only your spare moments.
Full information and all that is needed
sen, free. Address S'TINSON n CO,
Dgc. Is Is. fQ!tiNNI, hS'A',
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tTFI II NH. =

of sale prescribed by the Court onethicd
of the purchase money to he paid cash IN
the day of sale or the ratification thereof
bv the Court, the balance in two equal an
nual payments from the day Of sale, the
purchaser or purchasers giving his her or
their notes bearing interest from the day
Of sale, with good and sufficient security
to be approved by the executor tor The de-
terred payments.
Mr. Andrew Stouttcr, tenant on the
nlorp will show
Catoctin clarion., 1881-08-25
ASH & ROBBINS,

$50 FULTON STREET, BKookLyS, y. Y.
Dec 8 l-y.
Catoctin clarion., 1881-08-25

A Mary land farmer claims to have
picked 3073 bushels Of peas from 81
acres Of land during the past season.
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Tie performance of this well-known play by
the Bonnie Meyer Dramatic Troupe last night
was tr4at to the rather slim audience which
was pres ent.
The Rip" o. Mr. Thorne, was one of the finest
pieces Of delineation ever presented to the peo-
pie of Tallahassee, Us testified to by old residents
and goo Judges, and was second TO none Of the
numerous versions given bv other actors who
have undertaken The role, unless ii be Joe Jcffer.
son hmkelf. and even he would have compli
menied Mr. Thorne on his performance last
night.
The Gretchen" Of Miss Bonnie Meyer was al
so fine piece of acting and the other parts were
carefully and crediiably done. The company is
an ,xCeleut one, each individual member being
careful anl faithful in their efforts to please
Whether playing 10 good or slim house and
deserve u utter patronage than they have received
here
The recurrence Of the season of Lent always
makes great difference in the size OF Talla
hassee audience, vet we hope to see a crowded
house on the occasion Of the last appearance o.
the COMPANY tonight, in The thrilling, emotional
drama If Lady Audley's Secret" which is to b
followed by screaming farce.
This afternoon al 2:30 there is to be matinee
with three capital E,rces on the bill, making a
season of fun for everybody
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RAwL's

The ladies' of the Leon County Memorial As
ISOLATION will hold meeting at GalIie's Hall, on
Wednesday Go morrow evening at A o'clock, for
the purpose of completing arrangements for the
renewal and erection of The monument.
This is matter we should he glad 10 see our
citizens Ia lSe more active interest in. Through
hard work and much tribulaiion the preserving
ladies' of The Association have succeeded in Sc
curing a handsome and enduring memorial TO
the Confederate dead of the county and it seems
little enough for the rest OF US to do TO take hold
aud aid them in getting it into its final position
in Washington Square, where it will be an or
nament to the city, and stand a lasting witness
to the patriotism Of the dead and the atfeciona'e
rememhrances Of the living
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Coy rnor Bloxham went to Jacksonville on
Friday Inst.
Mr. David Meginn;s, Of Chester, Pa, is Wis
ting his relatives in this city.
General Butler arrived at Ferrandna on the
celebrated yacht America, last week.
Hon W N Thompson, Of Fernsndina, spent
several days in Tallahassee last week.
-Ex-Governor VI. L. Stearns arrived at the
residence of bis brother in Quincy last week.
Mrs. W. H. Brodice and daughter, OF Eliza
beth, New Jersey, are visiting Mrs. w. R. Petts.
Mr. w. H. Ely and wife, and the laiters sis
ter, Mrs. Fourner, of New York, are stopping al
Mrs. Whiiaker's.
Mr.. w. j VankiFk, prominent real estate
dealer OF Pensacola and Montgomery, Aha, spent
several days here last week. II
Hon. G W. Laid, of Maine after several
weeks spent in Tallahassee and vicinity, left last
week for Iii, home, via Thomasville.
Mr. W. A. Wimbish, editor Of the La Grange,
Ca. REPORTER. has been visiting the St. johns
river ri zion. Come up this way before you 90
home
Rev Henry r. Raymond. JF., win condaci
the morning services Of The Presbyterian Church
tomorrow Al II o'ciuek. = Fsrnandiaa MssTpF.
Apri72.
-Mrt. Robinson and daughter, Of Richmond,
Ind, and the two Misses Ravens, Of jamestown,
n Y, have been spending several weeks q Mrs
Whiitakers.
MAJOR s. Conani. Captain 4. PAsco. Mr.. Sam
ueI A. Swami, n Eernasdina, Mr.. J. Fl. Fry. of
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The New Yoik Assembly Committee on
Public Health is making an investigation into the
subject OF counterfeit butter and cheese al the but
ter and cheese exchange Gilbert F. Hnshaw
produce broker, testified that he has visited
number of oleomargerine factories, and found
that oleomargerine butter made from pea
nut, lard, and oeo, oils, alum and acids. In some
factories employees were exceedingly filthy some
of them working half naked, and others wearing
only bag about their loins When pressed to
tell where he had seen filthy employees, the vii
ness said all manufacturers of the American
Dairy Company, one of which was in Centre
street and the other at Broom and Hudson streets
Mr.. Walter F. Carr on being recalled recon-
mended legislation, frst-prohibiting the manu-
faclure Of the counterfeit article as butter If
this was not practicable, he would compel man
ufacturers OF the article to give it distinguish
ing color, and prohibit them from coloring he
product SO as to make il resemble genuine but
ter The committee also visited the works of
the Commercial Manufacturing Company, the
principal producers in this CITY of oleomargerine
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Germau NaiIleG Seed
For sale bf B. A. Meginniss. 50-9v


Mr. W o. Amcs, of the Jacksonville, Pensa-
cola and Mobile Railroad, informs Us that Mr..
Bromwell, the active Jacksonville agent of the
road, has organized the excursion mentioned in
the FLoRIDIAN last week, from Columbus, Ga.
10 St Augustine, Fla, and return, and that the
excursionIsts will be here on their way TO East
Florida on Monday, the 18th inst 1t is sup
posed they will spend at least one day here, and
perhaps longer The same letter stated that par
ties here desiring to join the excursion for St.
Augustine and return, may procure tickets for the
round trip for the low sum of eight dollars 7
This is the cheapest excursion rate ever offered
by this road, and we hope those wishing to visit
the Ancient City will avail themselves of it,
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Windy we .iher

Windy we.iher
Roses booming every here
--vsere Us mine fiddle tog Schneider =
WINTER --.ii lingering, etc, b.' hi. time
.hort new
a Inc shower refre-h,d tie hir-ty Garth On
s1nfar n.-it
SPEAK thieves have been holding daIk
sance- IL several front Railways Gently.
Nj, Z S'ephsnson'> new advertisement
a. De Z lni in another column.
-Th0se samples Of spring and summer cloth
ma. Br tons axe handsome and moderate in
rice >.-i-raction guaranteed. Stop and ex-
aziae ,-.n. 40
Sc, lev advertisement II TrelcaseulS Tn
serbM We will make several extracts from
i-err4laa'e circular OF rs ruciions 20 shippers.
ltz- seek
A gsea many foolish jokes were perpetgaied
e Fs.l-y-caliel All Foors Day. because So
msay peoPle show WHO ana What they really
Ar "a hat day
The rice samples nl-t.rionel by Nr Noyle, in
~ communication n 4uo'A,r column, may be
ser al tbs Office af the FLoR,DIAN by any enc
Interested in the oui ure O. rec
The old Board %. County Commissioners
for Leon county his been rgAppoin'ed, consist
ID. ot Messrs. Juuius l. Taylor, John McDou
ea 5ao A Maisr, J tta Bradford and " r.
W,a4-
CT. gen of,en wake "a Tie night with "a
u.
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Tie stockholders MEETING on Saturday last
was qni'd fun one, and the proceedings were
OF great Interest 10 the friends and members of
the IA. iza,lon.
Tie Pr,sideni presented the annual report of
the Board OF Directors, in which the condition OF
tie A,.oI ialon was fully set forth and ably dis
cUssod. The TeasureT's report, accompanying
the above show, that every fair held by the As
socialion 80 far has paid handsome sum, except
HE Fioral Fair in April 1850, and that including
the Floral Far, the net gain from all exhibitions
his been over $1,000 The property of the AS
,oclaiion is valued at considerably over 50 600,
against which stands a balance of Indebtedness
Tor the Improvements and land added last year,
aad the reInium list Of the last annual fair. To
cover the e items it was decided to levy an as
ses-ment on the capital stock of forty per cent,
which wi be payable at once, and, in addition,
10 make An effort 10 secure additional subscrip-
tons to the stock; and committee to solicit such
subscriptions was appointed Consisting of the fol-
loving N,ssrs {. E Dyke, D. w. Gwynn, r.
II Gamjhe, T. C Long and John \ Pearce.
The OLD Board of Directors was unanimously
e'ec'ed I'd serve for The ensuing year, and the
Board organized by re electing all its old o fl
Gers
In another issue We shall, have something
more to shy about The Associations work, and its
relations to the people of the county and of Mid
lie Florida
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We saw al Ravls' drug store last week a moe,
beautiful work Of art, executed BY Ma q. Lit
tier, bate Of Muncie, Ind, whose husband b en-
gagged will our we'll known artist Don Mcleod,
in taking some excellent landscape views in and
about the city. The work named Is half life
size portrait, in water colors, Of Miss Annie Papy
daughter DC the late Hon. NJ D. Papy, and d as
life like as a portrait could well be. and in stvle
and finish. exhibits degree Of skin and taste in
the iair artistic that entities her TO prominent
place in her profession.
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We lie indebted % Mrs Colonel j. r. Brad
i"ia ioF disA oi lie finest strawberries we have
'sen IN many day. They are Of the vanety
A-o~n a. "tie Monarch al he West" and
m'gA' properly be called lie king of berries.
'-e '~rgesi measured four nd half inches in
e'thce tbs Industry strawberry cul-
.l'si Las htfn 'oo much neglected ~ this sec
~ '-'lzh the few WHO have engaged in il
--'s 90 i.'A''la'ed 'hat il needs only care and
attention 10 make successf,l
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New York, and Colonel N. Martin Of Chattaheo-
chez, were in the city las, week
Hon. ]. Proctor Knott, Chairman of the Ju-
dietary Counties Of the House Of Representa-
tiveA. ms been guest of the Egmont the past
week--Fr naadsaa Mirror, April 2.
Major Frank Warren, one Of the most expe-
rienced hotel men In the South visited Tallahas-
see last week to look int the prospects of ouE
city for hotel enterprise. He left without COM
ing to any conclusion on the subject
Mr. and Mrs Edmcndson, of Baltimore, who
are visiting their cousin, Mr.. J. A. Edmondson,
Of this city, made a pleasant call at the FLOR
IDIAS Office yesterday. All strangers visiting
the city win find welcome, and all the late
papers, at the FLoRlDIAN Office
Hon A. A. Robinson, Commissioner of the
Bureau Of Immigration, arrived last week, and
has entered upon the discharge Of his duties
He will occupy the room in the Capitol formerly
occupied by the Florida Imnagrunt. Mr.. r. c.
Long Of this city, has been appointed Secretary
of TIE Bureau
Colonel s. l. Wales and family arrived from
Washington city on Thursday last, and are
spending \ few days here. They will visit ex-
Governor Drew at Ellaville, and also Jackson
vile and Fernandina before returning home.
Colonel VS. brother, Mr.. VIM. E. Wales, a
prominent cotton merchant of Selma, Ala, ar
rived on Saturday to visit with him during his
STAY
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Notice of Incorporation.

NOTICE Is hereby given Of the intention of the
IN Governors Guards to hold meeting at their
Armory on the 18th day Of April A. D. 1851, for the
purpose Of forming themselves into an incorporated
military organization to be known no The Cover
morris Guards 7 aud adopt such Articles Of Associa@
ton may be necessary for It's successful govern
ment and operation. that they may have the power
to sue and be sued, to plead and be implicated, TO
contract and be contracted with, etc
The object Of said organization being to form .
more perfect military body, and one which viii he
enersual a. . military organization when called
upon BY the State or its citizens.
W. p. BYRD,
w. A. RAWLS,
C. p CARROLL,
Isl Committee.
April 5, 1SSl-Sm-
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NJ J Perkins has small quantity Of
seed g.. lie Palma Christi or castoI-oil Lean, tor
eisiribai "a. together With small pamphlet Of
Instructions or growing, cureiug. e,c,) 10 any
oae desiring t. experiment with this crop. II is
sald % .. v,ry reinunerafive.
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Attention. Madison County T,

~ L Iiaik. the Tallahassee Jew eler and
: 0li-~AeF. MI yIsii Madison on Mondsy or
'>'s Il HrN wek, and remain one or two
vas - ~ ING g eyeaS nee of his Madison county
irienls. :,
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r. Regular meetings Of AUCiLIA ENCANP-
= Va are held the FIRST and third Thursday Ere
- ~ cal month. N their Lodge Room. O'Clock
a..-ssrchs n good standing invited 70 attend
L. u. BALL. c. P.
IN McISrosH. Scribe.
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salmon and Lobster Canned Peas, Corn
anu MIX, all sold how down for cash, at
r. b. CARPENTER's
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q Tie WEEKLY FLoRIDIAN may be found
an sale al Bottoms News Stand in the West
cot, Block.
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I. o. o. F.

- Regular meetings of LEON LODGE No 5,
ssis every Tuesday EssHing. at their Lodge Room Al
s..~S ". NJ. MCINTOSH. SR-, n. g.
u NrIS7osH. JR-. r. ;.
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Ii IL a sin

A-d a SHINE. ~ oil your machine with che ap
s1u.ny ois Rawl- has The pure article war
rzHied Let 10 gum At - and - cents l..
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT
Tallahassee, April 5, IssI.
MASONIC.

~ Regular meetings of JACKSON LODGE
~ as held on the first and third Mondays in esch
1Sntn ". N. MCINTOSH. Sscrstary
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Read this Letter-1t Is only One of
MamV.
SPRINGFIELD, Robertson Co.. Tenn.

SPRINGFIELD, Robertson Co., Tenn.
November 81, 1880.
Dr. j. Bradfeld:
SIR-My daughter has been suffering for many
long years with that dreadful afflictiou known
as Female Disease, which has cost me many
dollars, and notwithstanding l had the best med
ical attendance could not find relief | have
used many other kinds of medicine without any
effect. had just about given her up, was out Of
heart but happened in the store of w. w. Eek
Ter several weeks since, and he knowing of my
daughters ahiiction, persuaded me to try bot
tie Of your Female Regulator. She begun TO
improve at once. l was so delighted with its
effect that bought several more bottles.
The price, $50 a bottle, seemed to be very
high first, but now / think il the cheapest
preparation on the globe, and knowing what |
do about it, If to day one of my family was suf-
ferng with that awful disease, / would have it if
it cost $50 bottle, for can trulhfully say that
il has cured my daughter sound and well, and
myself and wife do most heartily recommend
your Female Regulator 10 be just what it is rec
commended 10 be. Respectfully,
For Sale by all Druggists mar15-1m
II
"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 10 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 uniried, 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 he age
Public speakers and singers use them 10 clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at - cents Il box
everywhere. Nov. 30, 1sS0-1y
MOtherns MOtherSy! MOaherS
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain of cutting teeth Ii SO. go at
once and get bottle Of Mrs. Winslow' Soothing
Syrup. Ii will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately depend upon il; there is no mistake
about il. There is not a mother on earth who has
ever used il, who will not tell you at that ii
will regulate the bowels, and give rest TO the
mother, and relief and health TO the child, opera
ting like magic. II is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the pre-
scription OF one Of the Oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. Twenty five cents bottle.
Nov. 80, 1e60-1y
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"A ind Sacharated EIixer Of Pepsine sure
cure Il is Just what is prescribed By physicians,
sLoo FER botilc ct RAwIs.
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Beware

Of running ar machine " l1ii inferior oil Go
70 Raw AZ get 'e genuine AZ - and - cents
abt,i'- II.
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Mems low-quarters for summer wear in all
styles, at d. B MEe1xx,.s IT,
II
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A dispatch dated Iowa City, Ia, April 10lh
says One of the severest snowstorms of the
winter has been raging in this section since nine
o'clock this morning. The wind is blowing fu-
riously- The snow is damp. The ice in the
Iowa river is breaking up. The water is high,
and serious damage is feared TO the railroad
bridges on the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad. Some of the railroad iimbers are be-
ing carried off,
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Meteorological.

Record Of temperature at Tallahassee, FSori-
a. oT Tie pas' week.
IObsefvsiions taken by W \. Rawls, Druggist
- Pl.arnlattsl.l
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Eine berries.

Should look well to his own interost-buy your
Eiooef'- from Il B Carpenter Il
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Al r B. Carpenters Low prices and fair deal
ing IS what tells the story. 1t
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EsL,.-ar tents per bu~hel Apply to
say J D PERKINS, Agen
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HITS IL all variety. now to be seen at
D. 3 NEGISNISs, Jr's
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TALLAHASSEE, FLA, April ;, 1881.
Bales
Striped Reek ending April %. ...-........... 81
shi.oe. previously 800
To,a. Il rnscais 10 date. .................1 C09
Prce Low M.ddlinc, e7-c
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Money SAVED Is MONEY MADE !

DURCHAsE YOER ENGINEs FROM Us,
I and save 500 on . 10-HoBe; 500 on 20
Horse, and $50 en- . % oze-Rower 1ngine- Send
for our prices before purchasing Engines. Gins,
Presses, 1aw and GFiHE Mills, ThFeshefs, or any
kind Of Macbinery. Weare MnnnfsctursrB' Agents.
ana guafsntce ssfisfhetiou In quality and price.
Waikiki q LOUD.
No. LIZ Meeling Street. West Side,
Near ChaEieaton Hotel, Charleston, .. g.
.Aurii g. le4l-Sm
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Raneferier.

The hand ome,t ever brought to Tallahassee
al RAwIs'
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Palma Christi.

A. loWe>' .s.ce-. a, r 3. Carpenters
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Personal.

The caTbolized anii-moth paper at
II Raw
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All colors, ready mixed, at RA
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APRIL 5, iss1-4w.
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G. G. PEARCE, Collector Of Revenue
APn15 sa-w
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N en's D0@ble @o1e @hOe1
For bad weather, at D.R MEsINNIss', in


Eek Governor Drew was in town on Hatur-
day.
W F. Lytle, agent for R. B. Post & Son, OF
New Orleans, returned on Saturday from 4 trip
to South Florida. M
Col 3. b. Gamble and family. and the fam
lily OF Mr.. w. r. Wilson returned hast week from
their Sum ner visiting
Mr.. 81. W. Walter OF the OcaIa LGcoR visited
the FLoRIDEAN Office last week also Mr. c. A.
Finley Of The Lake City Reporter.
Mr.. David D. Rogers, civil engineer, Of Vo-
lusiA county, was At the Capital last week on
business connected with his new map Of that
county.
Capt g. Pascn, 8. ]. TurnhuI, J. D. Col.
and other gentlemen Of Monticello, visited Tai
lAhassee hlst week to confer with the holders Of
Jefferson county bonds concerning the c.,unty's
Indebtedness No definite decision was arrived
at.
Our old friend-and indeed. everybody's
old triend-Col r L Gentry, the man famous
for State fairs, baby shows and newspaper sub
scripsions. is now connected with the Macon
Telegraph kad Messenger Come down this way.
Colonel; everybody hereAbouts likes the Tste-
1r0Dh
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4 - q Z - -
*
snw. - ! saspss-l
;s1.e 80 IL hsdn. hsAAls 80 = surl,
- - - - 80 esse
-ms aaTul11e q. = sinl1 e
Ia Wlnsnis assseinm Dry goods
- ~v.sy sissssnsr uill be tssaaea viii -
-, - . sAsw I'm - sluck ne pE1pris-
- - snlsamen wiIl be mncA plsassd. as-si
CoSs 3 BsArd's he piacs 70 buy hncg en-
.ameslk They keep POtied and Dssilsa Han.
$50 1szksy. LnncA Tonguea, Fse1h ealmoa.
$50, CLANS. Tripe. Beaches PiH-fees ard
IA Easnge -
naksr q ClaEk's celebrated su4zF-eaEaa PIG
80. Baker q cinFkss celshrnfed suEnF-cnEed
.a1.aa.rs, Baker q Clarkis cslebraied sugar
go bssakfnss bacon, S6r sals II Iowest prices,
Nv. q wIIsOa. 50
me pain and discomfort Of that teRrible dir
80. Piles or HemnrThoids. can Be removed By
!. suuEcaiinn Of Tshler's Buckeye Pile Oins-
neuf So say ell who have used u, and their
,.me d legion. Price 80 cents battle Whites
Cream White vermifhge. the best Worm Killer.
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0Vevesass. Overseas!
Orders taken BY Is0l D. b MEsmnIss, In
T1e Florida D.ily z'.-e-.



Aonu lre SSt 81 Nosemnexs 11oAs me undef-
slgneo ps7p.se 70 oegin u ne eily q Jncksnn-
vliie, Inc Paenc.i,ea 9. aallE mosnlng ners
paper % scaled 10 49, 1,ass1 - De-
ssxheO g Lano.e sno eas1sHle - ln.ess.ss o.
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