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ISSte his antagonists will have "a pre-
text for opposing him in the name of
patriotism. They will make believe
that scrutim de HSte in 1882 will re-
peat the pl6biscite of 1870, and they
will represent to the country, already
anxious after the experience of the
Tunisian expedition, the danger in
Cured by again placing its destinles
in the control of a nan WHO is always
suspected Of adventurous GrY36re pen
see. While French politics, centred
in a single man, are thus involved in
the uncertainty to which every nation
exposes itself which abdicates its col
lective will, German politics, Judging
them from the French standpoint,
seem agaIn TO be entering n of
those crises which occur whenever
the Chancellor has internal difficult
ties to meet. This is visible every
whrre-at-Rome, at Constantinople,
on the | anube, wherever an unsettled
question exists which can serve as q
diversion. Everybody knows, how
ever, that the Chancellor can cast his
%9lancpS Over the whole world with
ont taking his eyes off France, and
l%attrrIy several German papers have
again remarked hostile articles in
French newspapers, which they say
are inspired by the statesmen Of this
cpuntry. Without attaching too
much importance to these symptoms,
it Is sill to be regretted that the pre-
Sent moment has been chosen for
changing the Ambassadors, and APP
pointing new ludCtiOuarieS at the
Foreign Office. The hasty appoint
mcnts made by VI. Gambeha are the
subjrcI of almost unanimous disap-
proval, and it seems as if parties in
France can henceforth agree only in
criticism. Some one mao il here
always the exclusive object of attack
aud If speculation. M. Gambetta's
presence in Office has struck the
final bl,w at Nj. Crews doubtful
prominence, anI the President, who
"a few months ago could still boast
some influence over The nation, IS
now perfectly disarmed in the pre-
sence of his Minister'S absolute power,
and is reduced to the task of hiding
any resentment he may feel and of
effacing himself.
Thus France, after q century O(
revolution, and 20 different Constitu-
tious, virtually rrverts to personal
rule, and her future is bound up at
present with The success or failure of
a sin lie man. 1t will not be long
before we shall see which of these
contingencies will be realized. BY
next summer the duration or fall of
the GambeIta Ministry will be tolc-
rabIy clear. Already even those who
will inherit after Nj. Ganbetta, if he
falls, can be marked out, but il is
less easy TO foreshaiow his policy If
hr triulnphs over the obstacles in pre-.
paration. 1t is not easy to say
whether he will follow the path of
wisdom by reconstltuting France at
home, OF whether, like so many before
him, he will strive TO win abroad the
authority which he has so much
trouble in establish ng at home. One
may hope that he will aim at an in
A,unnI E.. z~~t. IL
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If lending France towards the perils
of u single Chamber. Its advocates
indeed, argue that it is to ~Tegrnerate
the Chamber and raise the political
standard of the country, but others
regard it as a Cesarian device, des-
tined to insure NJ. G~ambettn's even
tual elevation to the chief magistracy.
For, surprising as il may seem, aud
for reasons tooc complicated TO explain,
he has not full command Of a m jorl
ty in the humber, much less i'll the
~enate, ard were Congress now to
be convened to elect a President Of
the Republic VI. Gambetta would
not be the man. He would find two
rivals one welding great influence
over a compact group Oh the Lett,
the other r~allying round him q good
number of the Modelat"s and all
those Rpactionarics not remaining
neutr"l-viz, VI. B~risSon, President
of the Chamber of Deputies, and
General CLANCY. Mention has al
ready teen made Of NJ. BriSson's in
~1uence in the Chamber. He is one
of the few Republicans whose silent
weight has never been challenged;
one of those whose coursels are
obeycd almost like positive orders.
He now yields the great ana grow
ing influence of lfrocmasonr, he is
the cautious, quiet chief If the army
of the communicated he prrSoui-
6es that ardent party which defes
alike tie %sileuce and the thunder Of
the Vatican. On MIN alone depend
great divisions in the Chamber. He
there commands 200 votes, and even
in the Senate more than 10 would
take their cue from him. When the
new Chumb3r met, II. B'issOn was
the Virtual President, and Kill he
agreed to delay his nomination a few
days NJ. Gambetta couII not get him
self temporarily elected. ihere yves
not Il single vo;e AGAINST him, nor
will there be many whenever h
choose. to make FreemaSonry ascend
to che Presidency of the Republic.
il. Those who refuse to follow in his
wake, yet dread NJ. Gambrtta'S ac-
c%e~sion, would rally round General
Chanzy, and tae renainder could
not at the utmost make NJ. Gamhrtta
stand higher than S%econi. 1t is to
provide against this contingency
to govern, not Il secretly hostile ma
jority like that which applauled NJ.
Ribot, but to obtain a compact and
devoted majority, that NJ. Gambetra
is DESTROYS Of having ScrHtin de ljste
pissed, aad to get it as early as pos
sible from the present hamher He
is said to contemplate raising The
salary Of members of the nOuSes of
Parliament from 9.C00l to 10000.
This is u caIcIiation, 1t will drive
ihe I hamber in+o the heroiSm Of de-
clining the presents of the Democratic
ArtaXerNes, its score! wishes notwith-
standing.
Thus French politics during the
coming session will be II matter, not
of principles. but of persons, every
thing which is done or not done be-
ing for or against M. Gambetta. At
>unIay weeks senatorial elections
n. GamI eta reckonS on a gain of
10 IN 81 SoatS wb;Ia hic odVarSayinS
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y few weeks ago the fact was mentioned in
these columns that Messrs Bradford & Ross. of
Bradfordville, in Leon county, were trying the
experiment of drying and shipping blackberries
Now We are pleased 10 state that the experiment
has proved a success. They used the American
Dryer and Evaporation, and the berries shipped
by them brought the highest market price A
little more than four bushels Of ripe berries will
make one bushel dried which weighs nine
pounds, and sells at fourteen cents per pound
In addition 10 drying berries, they have sue
cesiully experimental with the common wild
plum and the fig, samples of which Mr. J. C.
Ross brought TO the FLORIDIAN Office last Friday
The ngs have been sampled by "a number of per-
sons all Of whom agree that they are excellent
and fully equal in flavor to the choicest brands TO
be found on sale in the stores.
Mr.. Ross informs us that they intend TO make
an experiment with the Irish potato, which is
successfully dried in other States and there is no
reason why these gentlemen should moi succeed
with the pOIato-both Irish and sweel-and
many other vegetables and fruits grown in Leon
county.
TINS industry could be entered into by a great
number OF persons on large scale, with very
gratifying and profitable results, and doubtless
will be in the near future The canning. driving
and shipping of perishable fruits and vegetables
would add largely TO The annual income of our
people
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The Board of Education Of West Florida
Seminary last wednesday elected Major E. r
Rivers, of Auburn, Alabama, Principal OF that
institution Tor the ensuing Term Major Rivers
has been connected with the Alabama State Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical College for the past
seven years as Professor and acting Commandant
and comes highly recommended by It's faculty
and others He has accepted the position, and
has begun the preparation of catalogue for the
fall session.
Mis- Bette Byhewood, well known 20 our
people a. a popular and efficient instrucIress
was elected assistant
Rev. W. ii. Carter D. d., Rector Of ST. John
Church. will be assigned chair in The Seminary
AMI Mr. Wespy will be Professor OF Languages
The new Principals l. quite young man, &C
tive, energetic and efficient, and, with the CO
operation OF his able corps of assistants heartily
seconded 10y the board there is no reason why
this Seminary should not speedily become a pop
ular, useful, and eminently successful Institution
of learning.
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a Monster tGas0r and HuRe Rat.
uleSmake

On Saturday the 9Th inst, Mr.. w. T. Cogs-
well accompanied Mr.. Richard Fletcher 10 a
place about seven miles northwest of ITALIA
hassee, where he claimed TO have discovered three
alligator nests. They examined two of them
without finding any eggs, but in the third nest
they found thirty-six eggs. They destroyed ell
but half dozen, which were brought TO this
Office. As they walked away from this nest they
were suddenly startled by an unusual noise in
the tall grass, which proved 10 be monster ALI.
tor making for them. One Of the party having
rifle. fss3 at the Infatuated gator, but the ball
glanced Of, and he still advanced toward them.
Theyretreaiedin good order, reloadng as they fell
back, and crossed fence. which the gator also
attempted 10 do. but another charge from the rife
took Effect In one OF his eyes and killed him. he
was monsier IN size and measured thirteen feet
six inches in length.
A they proceeded hOmewsrd they wen aaain
startled by The Wild caperings" Of ANAL he'd
OF cattle. Upon investigation they found that
. huge raltlesknake had disturbed the quist
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Woman.

BETTER THAN THE SMILES OF KINGS
To bring health and happiness to The homes of
suffering women is a mission before which royal
favor sinks into insignificance. What earthly
benefaction can compare with one which pro-
tects from
That dire disease whose ruthless power
Withers beauty's transient nowert"
which gives ease for pain. joy fer sorrow, smiles
for tears, the roses of health for the paor of dis
ease, the light elastic step for dragging WEAKNESS.
nights of soft repose for heavy hours of tossing
restlessness, bounding vigor for languishing dulK
ness, the swelling lines Of full-grown beauty for
the sharp and withered form of emaciation, a
long life of mental, physical, social and domestic
enjoyment for a fec sad days of pain and gloom,
ending in an early grave? Such is the mission.
such are the results of DR. J. Bradfield's Female
Regulator, which is hence truly and appropri-
ately styled . Women's Best Friend"
Whites, and all those irregularities of the
womb so destructive to the health, happiness,
and beauty of women, disappear like magic be-
tore single bottle of this wonderful compound.
Physicians prescribe it,
Prepared by Dr. J. Bradfield, Atlanta, Ca
Price: Trial size, IS cents; large size, $3.50
For sale by all druggists. It
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How ServeIced Tea

The New York Erenl,g Post gives the follow
ing directions for serving. iced tea II you wish
To have il perfect and without the least trace of
bitter, put the tea cold water hours before il is
to be used the delicate flavor of the tea and
abundant strength will be extracted and there will
not he trace-ii ones taste is the judge-of The
fannie acid which renders tea so often disagree
able and undrnkable. You need not use more
than the usual quantity Of tea If is to be served
al one O'Clock meal. put it in water soon after
breakfast, and ice a few minutes before serving.
The best way is to have ice broken in a pitcher.
and put one lump in each glass
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The true secret OF happiness is perfect health
which enables the individual to enjoy life, and
attain competency and contentmenL The mar
tyr TO dyspepsia. in continual misery, is without
hope in the pursuit of business or pleasure and
realizes that existence yields only failure But a
new era has come, and good health is assured
with positive relief from the ills OF indigestion
and torpid liver, by the use OF DIR. Acker's Dys-
pepsa Tablets They are very nice, try them
Only % and so cents, in handsome boxes. For
sale by w. A. Rawls. [eow
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-sHILOHS COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by US on a guarantee Sold by NJ.
Lively. Ieow
FOR LAME BACK, Side or Chest use Shi-
lohs Porous Plaster Price 25 cents Sold by
NJ. Lively. Geow
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure
Sold by NJ Lively [eow
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure We guaran-
tee it, Sold by N. Lively. [eow
--SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy
for you Sold by NJ. Lively [eow
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint Shiloh's Waller is guaran-
teeG 10 cure you. Sold by NJ. Lively [eow
-CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiioh's Catarrh Remedy
Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by
NJ. Lively [eow
-SHILOHS VITALIZER is what you need
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia Price 10 and IS
cents per bottle Sold by NJ Lively. Ieow
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grazing Of the cattle. A single charge from the
rife rendered his snakeship Aovs d oombat He
was about eight feet long, OF large size, and
sported thirteen rattles and button.
This ended their adventures for the day, which
was not good one for gators or snakes. and
they were content TO return quietly home after
these exciting encounters
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Next Thursday evening Miss Phoebe LOCKER,
OF Virginia, will favor the Tallahassee public
with very interesting entertainment, consisting
OF vocal and instrumental music, explanation of
the manner OF instruciing the blind, &c Miss
LOCKER Will be assisted by some of our best local
talent She was born blind, and by her efforts
supports herself and two blind sisters, and has a
number of testimonials from prominent divines
and others The entertainment will be given at
Gailie's Hall Price of admission, % cents
children, 10 cents. Performance commences at
s O'Clock
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AUGUSTA, GA, December 8, 1879.

W. Fl. BARRETT, Druggist, Augusta, Ga:
Dear Sir 4 l very cheerfuly commend the
GLIDER PILLS as possessing all the virtues
ascribed 10 them in the circulars which envelope
the boxes that contain them. Their action is
gentle and lasting. / say this from personal ex-
perience and from what have heard Others saw
who have used them. No better and more
effectual medicine could be desired by those
who suffer from a torpid condition of the liver.
and trust you will have still greater success in
distributing so great blesaing to those who
suffer from arrangement OF that organ whose
regular action is so essential To health
Very respectfully.
JAMES NJ SMYTuE
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Mrs W. NJ Mcintosh, sr. last week sen. TO
the FLoRrDIAS once The boss squash of this Sec
uon' IL IL Hubbard squash, very choice va
ie'y' ana was grown in her garden, on Duval
street. II weighed 2Ss pounds, and measured "a
inches in circumference one way and IS inches
the other way
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The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor and duly commissioned
the past week:
A. r. FULLY, TO be County Commissioner in
and for the county of Wakulla
John w Lees, of Spmter to be Notary Pub
lie in and for the Stateai large
James B. Paramore, of Orange county, to be
Notary Public in and'for the State at large.
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colds, whooping- cough, asthma, consumption,
etc.-even q single dose OF Dr.. Acker's English
Remedy will relieve the worst symptoms of dis
tress it Is pleasant TO take, may be given to the
youngest child, and guarantees cure in every
case Trial bottles only 10 cents. Regular size
50 cents and 81. For sale by w. A. Rawls
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4 Vital Point.

Now that the season for planting fall gardens
Is near be careful u plant only good relile seeds,
otherwise your ground, your labor, and your op.
poriuniiy is lost. We can safely recommend
Rawls' seeds as being fresh and true to name,
and have yet 10 learn of one instance OF
failure. 13-1t
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ATLANTA. Ga. Feb. 10. 1879.

Nessrs. HnteAisOn d Bro: have nsed your
y" Neuralgines In several instsncea, abd 6nd IL
the best remedy for neuralgia and headache
have ever tired II relieves the pain, leaves
none Of those unpleasant effects due 70 narcotics
or olhef anOdynes. shall always keep Il In my
ounce. and lake much pleasure 10 recommending
Il 70 my patients. @. 8. HokI.AND. n. D.,
- ~ Whitehall Atlanta, Ga. 4
HUrCUsoN . Bso., PFopneten, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold By al druggists. TT
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There is more strength-restoring power in a
bottle Of Parker's Ginger Tonic than in bushel
OF malt or gallon of milk. AS an appetizer,
blood-purifer and kidney correclor there is
nothing like it. and invalids consequently find
it Wonderful invigorant for mind and body
Commercial
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~ 'Ap'dly advancing. subject to change with
e., =. oo.lee Bellies. Isle; Backs, 1910; Long
,As., s.o's' lS3 Clear rib sides Iss. Freight
- soc per 100 on gross weight have ins,
go, . large lot Of Dry-salled Han Bait,
Dept AA' osnsefeo a
~ Irx
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ST. TERESA!

ON and after this date, July 18th, 1922 the COM
Portable steamer - Ben la min L.. Curtis."
Of Carrabelle, will run weekly from st. Marks to
St. Teresa, Carrabelle and Apalachcola for the
mainder of the season. viz to November the first
connecting with the Thursday train at st. Marks
each week. Fare, 81 to either point
CAPT. STORRS,
Commander Steamer Benz. l.. Curtis
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Beattys Beethoven Organ is meeting with
wonderful sales. Nearly two thousand were
manufactured and shipped during last month
from his factory at Washington, New Jersey.
A special ies-lay offer is made to our readers in
another column IA
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That Ackers Blood Elixir is specific remedy
for neuralgia, rheumatism, malarious and other
tevers, scrOtulous tendencies, and all forms of
blood poisoning. 1t purifies the system, rouses
and develops the nervous energies, enriches the
blood, promotes appetite, dspels languor, and
restores the body TO robust health. Sold by W.
A. Rawls. IeOw
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-07-18

An agreeable dressing for the hair, that will
stop its falling, has been long sought for Par
ker's Hair Balsam. distinguished for its purity,
fully supplies this want
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just received one case Figured Lawns, to be
soid al OF cents per yard, and all goods at cost,
10 IL at COHEN Bros
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NOTICE

THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
of Leon County will sit a Board of Equal
zaIiOn Of Taxes for the present year until Thurs
day, the Goth day OF July inst
JOHN BRADFORD,
July IL, 1SS2-2t Chairman.
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WANTED

A SITUATION AS TEACHER BY VIR-
N ginia lady Thoroughly qualified To instruct in
Engsh-includng higher Math-French and Mu-
sic Prefers teach next term in Florida
For particulars address
Miss MATTE THOMAS,
Fork Union p o..
JULY H. lSS2-5t Fluvauna Co. Va
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He soda wafer business gets lively every
-..''u'on Al RaWls Drug Store. and we strongly
---feei that The splendid ice shaver. shayes the
ieeeips a, other fountains. ta1t
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WANTED

TNO RENT, A COMFORTABLE DWELLING
i for small family. Must be in good repair
Apply AT
l3-tf New YORK CHEAP STORE
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The patent lumber washer at Rawls' Soda
Fountain is, of itself, sufficient inducement to
cause everybody TO desert dealers who use the
old time, wash-every -thing-in, slop bucket 10 II
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DISCHARGE Notice.

- the undersigned administrators of the estate of
Sarah A. Betton, deceased, late of Leon county,
State of Florida, will present their final accounts
to the Hon. VIM. P. Byrd, County Judge of said
county, and apply for a discharge as such admins
traitors GEO Fl. MEGINNISS,
NJ LIVELY,
July l8 'S2-6m Administrator
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Seeds for The SeasOm

Fresh Cabbage Seeds,
Fresh Turnip Seeds,
Fresh Ruia Baga Seeds, at
13-n RAwI.s'
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JULY IL. 1885,
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

Session begins on the first of October, and con
tinues nine months. Apply for catalogue to the
Secretary of the Faculty. P. o. University of Vir-
gni, Albemarle county, Virginia
JAS. ?. HARRISON, Chairman of the Faculty.
l3-164w
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Sloop John Edwards viii meet st. Marks
train every Tuesday and Saturday prepared and
ready to carry freight and passengers.
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Ice Cold Soda Water,
Ice Cold Lemonade,
Ice Cold Milk Punch.
Ice Cold Root Beer, at
10 IL RAwLs'
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THE CAPITAL
MARRIAGE HELP ASSOCIATION,
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA

is now in operation and ready to receive applica-
tions for Membership Issues policies in the fol
lowing amounts and classes: A, $500; B, 81 600
G, 81, 500; ID, $3,OO0-payahle at marriage Its OBJ
ject is to afford pecunary aid to single persons who
contemplate the responsibilities of married life.
improved plan The affairs of the Association are
managed by practical business men of reputation
and character, and for further Information cir
cuIars address THE CAPITAL MARRIAGE HELP
ASSOCIATION Tallahassee, Florida.
CE- Reliable Agents wanted Apply at once.
July 49, '82-tf
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IN T. Us. OF Z. 27E.

The east half Of northeast or, southwest or If
northeast or, north half of southeast quarter, and
southeast or of southeast Or sec. northwest or,
southwest or of northeast Or, north half of south
west or, and southwest quarter of southwest or,
sec. northw. ST or, southwest ar OF northeast ar
west half Of southeast Or II half of north
east or, southwest ar of northeast or, sec. IL :
northeast or, north half of southeast ar, sec. ~
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INDEMNITY SCHOOL LANDS,
RECENTLY SELECTED AND BROUGHT
INTO MARKET.

NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following lands of the above selections will
be offered for sale at the following times and
places:
In Orange county the following, to wit:
The southeast or, sec. 10; the southwest o.
west half of southeast or, and southeast or of south
east or, sec. IL the southwest ar and lot A. sec.
II the east half of southwest or, sec 13 the
northeast or OF northeast Or southwest of south
east Or and west half of sec. II the northeast Or
north half of southeast or, and SOUTHEAST or of
southeast or, sec Is; the north half west half Of
southeast or, northeast or of southeast or, and
southwest or, % lots ,, j. f. half of north
west ar, north half OF southwest or, aud southeast
or of southwest ar, sec p lot and east half of
northwest or. sec. p
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INr. "a orr ~

The south half of eouthenst mr. norshwest ar of
southeast or southwest or Of northeast ouarter
sec. H.
INT % s.OF r. 2sE.