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The animated scenes and hustle oe
the day were not discontinued With
niRhtfall. Large crowds still thrunaed
tho streets. The Onion Clab llumin-
afed the front of their building, large
number Of ladies were seated ON the
balcony, and the militia band discOursed
sweet music from its nights 70 an ad-
mlrln2 but restless crowd during the
evening. A. 4 W. Wilson displayed v.
Il. in gas Jets on Fort street. The ire
mems arch was splendidiy illuminated
from its apex BY Chinese and other lam
terms and did much TO eniivon this part
Of the city. johnson stree. was illum-
mated here and there by Chinese lam
ters- COfmorant street was all ablaze,
terminating in the illumination of the
great Chinese arch. which produced its
usual grotesque and striking effect.
Large numbers of visitors wandered
around town during the evening, and
though there was no formal attempk ct
illumination, there was plenty of fun
and music, NJ less than three bands
being out in addition to the militia
bsnd, viz: the amateur band. Haynes
band and the Victoria Union amateur
band. The latter organization has been
only two months in practice under Mr..
Poncelet and played very nicsly. To-
wards midnight people quoted down,
probably with the idea of going TO bed
and having another holiday today.
The arrangements Of the marshals
and police throughout the day and
evening were excellent. No hitch oc-
CURED, good order and good humor
characterized all the proceedings, and
victOrians may well feel proud of their
fair city, the beauty of the adornments
and the grandeur of the reception which
has been extended to their guests. The
Governor General remarked to the May
or that the reception was the best be
mad ever been accorded,
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MORMON YoUSG N,y.

The number Of young man vho ana
apOstatisinG from the Mormon Chnrch
is alarming the heads of the estahl;sh-
ment. aud well it NAV n lac ;nt,o-
duced today by Mr.. Arthur Pratt a al,o ~
the celebrated Orson Pratt. Who d;ad a
couple of years ago. Oraon pratt MAS
the theoloRian of Mo-monism. "a Br;0.
ham Younk was its politician. He
started in NE Poor and humble, and
lived to be a fine scholar, and the ablest
defender OF the tenets of Mormonism
within the fold of the Church. He had
SIX wives. Arthur Pratt is ono Of the
bitterest enemies of Mormonism and
wants it swept away. either by force cr
argument. His mother was the first or
Legal wife of his father, and the young
man il rather proud of the fact that he
is not a pOlyRamOus son 10 be a DO
lygamous child is regarded as short of
bar sinister on the personal escutcheon.
You ask man If sO-and-sO is not the
son Of so-and-so, and he replies, Eyes,
he is the polygamOus son." as much as
to say he is son by brevet, or Of the
second or inferior class. Mr.. Arthur
Pratt is abOnt thirty years of age.
When he left school he got a situation
in the Zion Cooperative Institute, but
was soon afterward discharged for re
fusing to sign an agreement to pay one
tenth of his $50 month into the tith-
ing funds. Some of the most promi-
nent business men of Salt Lake are
apostate Mormons-notably the Walker
Brothers, who own some of the finest
buildings in the city. They were born
here of devout Mormon parents, but
abandoned the faith at an early age,
and now enjoy the ivliest sort of iii
feeling from the saints.
They tell me that nearly all the apos-
tate Mormons drift eventually into spir-
itualism. which is AN important item Of
Mormon faith. manifested especially at
funerals. Indeed, Mormon funeral SER
vices consist mostly of talk from
church dignitaries about their inter-
course with the spirits of the departed.
The other day listened to funeral
discourse by the bishop over the re-
mains Of an old member of the church.
He said that he had recently converted
with Brother Brigham, and that the lat
ter desired him to correct the impress
sion that he was gnilty Of extravaganza
in the building Ola certain house. The
house named is known to the gentiles as
'Amelia Palace" but the Mormons
have another name for it, which / have
forgotten. Amelia was Brigham's ia
vorite wife, and he built the house for
her; but the brethren bounced her soon
after Brigham's death, and gave her q
much humber residence. The Bishop
remarked that Brother Brigham wished
it to be said to his people that he built
his house merely to give them a 6ne
specimen of architecture, which would
help to beautify the city; that he had
always been watchful of their interests,
and was now rs much 80 as ever. His
message to them was to be steadfast in
the faith, and they would overcome
their gentle prosecutors.
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70 : rs,EsD srrsYuse ersnax.

vil'st dou learn de Dsutschs S,rache?
DEM set il on your card,
Dat all the nouns have sbende1s.
Ind the shenders all arc hard.
Dere ISL also di1gs called proaouns,
Witch ms shoost ash veil to know.
Boot ach. de verbs or time-vords-
Devil work you bitter woe.
virst dou learn de Deutschs Sprache.
Don moost eat about a peck
A week Of singing sauerkrauet.
IND sefen pfounds Of speck.
Mitt Gott knows vot in vinegar.
Ind deuce knows vot in rum:
DIS ish dc only cerdain way
10 make de accents COON.
Whilst dou learn de Deutsche Sprache!
brepare dem soul to shtand
Soosh sentences ash ne'er vas heardt
In any oder land.
I'LL dCu canst make parentheses
Intwisted-Ohne zafll-
Damn Wrist du erst Deutschfertig seyn:
For languashe ideal.
Whilst dou learn de Deutsche Sprache?
DOu must mitout an fear
Think efefy tay an gallon dry
Ut foamiu Sherman bier.
IND de more you thinks, pc certain,
More Deutsche you'll surely pc;
For Gambrinus ish de Emperor
Ut the whole of Germany.
Whilst don learn de Deutsche Sprache?
If a shendleman dOu AT,
DEM shtrike RI b. indie Deutschland,
Und get schveetes heart,
From Schwabenland or Sachsen,
Where now dis writer PEGS;
IND de bretty girls all wachsen
Shoost like aepples on dc trees.
Boot If don bee'st laty,
Dem, on de oder hand,
Take blonde moustachOed lofer
In vine green Sherman land.
IND If you shoost kit married
tVO0d init wood soon makes a vire,)
You'll learn to sprechen Deutsche,
mein kind,
Ash fast ash you teeire.
Charles Godfrey Leland
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10 the Public and to Suffering
. Females.

I consider ii my duty to tao Imam fam
lily to inform you that DIR. G. Z. Miller. ST..
has accomplished what six.cen of the best
physicians inCalifornia Oregon and Wash
ington Territory have failed to do. l have
suffered from chronic skin disease for forty
years, catarrh of the bladder twenty-five
years. pr0lapsus uterus Tor falling of the
womb twenty-five years, and congestion
of the lungs eighteen years. When went
to DIR. Miller lcould only expand my chest
an eighth of an inch. Now can expand
IL three inches. and breathe free and easy.
| also had nasal catarrh twenty-ni years.
DIR. Miller cured me Of all these diseases
in four months. consider myself fortu-
nate in having found u ply stefan so SIX illed
In the cure Of chronic diseases. l wish the
suffering tn note that 1t is generally under.
stood that prolapsas uteri or falling Of the
womb cannot be cured. lsay to you that
DIR. Miller can cure you without the use of
any Instrument whatsoever, as he has
cured me and others. Your suffering can
be relieved ut once. Throw away your
| Pessarys; and go to him. and be again q
healthy and cheerful woman.
Again: hope and pray that DIR. Miller
| will be spared for years as a monument of
God . blessing 10 the sick and suffering.
tSigncd, CHRIsTEsAH CAMPBELL.
| SEATTLE, W. r., July 9Th. 1882.
I hereby heartily thank Dr.. Miller for
the valuable service he has rendered in
curing my wife. and also say that by the
use OF has Catarrh Specific l am rapidly
recovering from 30 years suffering from
nasal cntarrh, and advise all who are suf-
fering from chronic catarrh to send for his
CATARRH SrEcIric. and don't be hum
bugged by nostrums.
sE siEnse W. T.. July st /. i Ss'"lh
Personally appeared before me. a Notary
Public for King county. Washington Ter
ritOry, Christenah and ID, II, Campbell
known to me to BIZ the persons who signed
their names to tho above for the purposes
above specified.
Notary Public for King county, w 7.
l call your attention to DIR. G. NJ. Miller.
ST.. who Is the only physician. by this new
method Ut treating disease Of the uterus,
who can cure you without the use OF in
etruments. He has cured me Of retriever
nasal catarrh In fourteen days. / hope
those who desire their health by radis cal
and quick cure viii give him call.i
ELLA EMERSON.
Witness-Wm. Melhuist,
Others have been likewise cured who do
not wish their names Published.
Office hours from 10 am. to I pm.
No charge for cnlarging The chest.
No charge for consultation.
No charge for advice.
No charge for examination.
No charge for removing any pain from
Whatsoever cause.
Breathe often, breathe deep, breathefree
InflammAtOry rheumatism cured in ten
days or no fec asked.
DR.. Miller's residence Il ON Cherry 1t.
and his postOfflce box q. Seattle. iy6-tf
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OR6. A & 81. B. BA0LNY.
H0N0PATHIsTa sEArTLE W. +.
IL u. H 3. Hagley. lAts profsssor q
Operative Surgery aud 6ufkical
- . speciality. and viii at1ond 70
= e1Z paxt q the 60aAA nvS
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2. w. STARkEY, N. o.
Ho1UPATHIC PHYSICIAN ND
rs SarEpon. Ofilco On Htu1t Sreo OPP
- 0ulltvan's block. jel
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PAxo TuNINa.-Don't torture your
musical soul by playing ON a piano that
is both out of tune and repair, whom
Boerner, the tuner, who is resident OF
Sesttle, and is eyer ready to come al
your bidding and make the work Of
both tuning and repairing satisfactory
to you. Orders left with J. III. Tibbetta
will be promptly attended to. j3O-tf
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Il. w. REA.
ARCHITECT AND BUlLDKR,
seattle, w. r.
WIN furnish plans and specifications on
application, take contracts anu supeiln'
and vwOrk. uS-u
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DENTISTRY.

r HAVE LOCATED AT SEATTLE
Tor the purpose of practicinR dentistry
al work shall be satisfactory and charges
casonable, Office In Opera House. Oppo-
s 81 10" Ans' Il. q. CALDWELL.
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WNIIW0RIM & THOMSON

civil AND MINING EN0lNEEKaU
u 8. Deputy Mineral surveyors. Spocla
komestead claims, City and County sur
yeyor. Ofiice. Squire's opera house.
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Tn ADDITION TO THE LARGE LIST
L Of Fire Insurance Companies repre-
scented In Seattle BY
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cMAs. 2. MvNDAY,

CAAS. =. MUWOAts
Attorney sat LAW.
ONCE in Whites Block. corner Front and
ccirmhia sts. j2l-tf
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IS. SHEPPARD,
rhe (,ontractor and Builder Of Seattle

PLANS and Specifications furnished free.
and contracts taken anywhere on inge'
sound. Rooms ON Third ST.. ut residence
of II Miller. ycl-I
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JACKSONVILLE ExPREss-t D4ag.l

Palace Sleeping Cars on this train dz.IT between
Savannah and Jack s0nTiIIe y Wellington and lax
sonville, Cincinnati and JacksouriiIe and Mont
gOmCry and Jacksonville
Passengers from Florida b fhis train connect e
Jesup with train arriving Al Naeun 4 ZD n
daily.
Passengers for DaFien take thh train
Passengers from Savannah fof Brunswick taxing
this train arrive at BrunsWisk q 5.sOAM
Passengers leaving Brunswick a. go p n. arrive
in Savannah at 235 A NJ
Passengers from Savannah for Gainesville Cedar
Passengers from Savannah fer Madison. M0ut-
cello, Tallahassee and Quincy take this train
Passengers from Quincy, Tall4hassee. Monticello
and Madison take this train, meeting sleeping cars
al Waycross At 93S p. NJ
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PROSPECTUS.
ON THE 18TH DAY OF MAY WILL BE IssuFD
III THE FIRST NUMBER OF
:" THE TAVARES HERAID.D

The publication of which will he continued on
Thursday of each succeeding week
THE HERALD will he n large. twenty-eight colump
newspaper. printed with new type and i'm the best
manner II will be an Indel cndent Democratic
newspaper, and will give hearty support 10 thu.
Administration of Governor Bloxham sustaining
MS It WILL fully and unreservedly the measures taken
by the Governor in the internal development az the
State. II will be Democratic in the broadest most
national and liberal spirit.
In national politics it will advocate n strong az
gressive foreign policy, and enforcement of the
Monroe doctrine to its fullest extent
1t will oppose sectionalism In politics as unsuf-
ed alike to tue policy of the country and its internal
prosperity
In State affairs THE HERALD will advocate impair
tial justice to all men OF whatever race or color
liberal system of public schools and free elections
and IL will oppose all and every pollution of the
ballot box, no matter by what party. 1t viii op-
pose with equal vgor the biennial nfamy perpetra.
ted upon the people of Florida in the interest of
the Repu lican party in the political prosecutions
which disgrace the United States Court at Jackson
vile of its every session, and IL will urge the repea
of the Federal election Laws, that neither polit
cal party can use II for the perpetuation of power
CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR ABRAMS has consented amer
aretirement Of nine years from any newspaper bust
ness, to contribute regularly TO its columns
1t will be the aim of The HERALD to welcome
settlers to Florida from every part of the world
Special attention will be given TO writing IN and
describing this lake section of the State
THE HERALD will represent not only Tavares and
Its immediate surroundings. but also Lake Eustis
Fort Mason, Yalaha, Esperance, Tangerine, Roya-
lieu Zellwood, West Apopka, Little Lake Harris
and other points on these lakes where there is no
newspaper published, and we shall cndeavor to aid
our esteemed contemporary, The .Stnater Advance in
advertising to the world Leeshurg and her envirous
As newspaper THE HERALD shall have no supe-
rior In the State. To advertisers IL will offer nm
usual Inducements, starting, as IL does with an as
sured circulation of over one thousand copies Il
VIII enter every home In Orange and Sumter coun-
ties in which an advertiser would be benefited.
The subscription to TUE HERALD viii be e. per
annum. Rates for advertising may be had on appli-
cation to the publishers.
Address all communications to
THE HERALD PUBLISHING CO,
Aft TAvARRs ORAsGK COUNTY FLA
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ALBANY ExPREss-f DailvJ

Sleeping ears between Savannah and Townsville
on this train.
Mail steamer leaves BainhTidxe every THURSDAY
and Sunday tor Apalachicola and Columbus.
Connection At Albany daily gifh passenger trains
both ways on Southwestern Railroad 70 and from
Macon, Eufanla, Montgomery Mobile, New Or
leans, etc.
exccptedl for Green Cove Springs, 81 Angustne,
Paiatka, Enterprise, Sanford, and all landings on
St Johns river
Trains B. and A. r r leave Junction going
west, nj 122O P. NJ and for Brunswick Al IS P
NJ, daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold, and SIeeping-Car Bcrths
and Drawing Room Car accommodations, secured
At Brens Ticket Office. No - Bun street and the
eompany's depot, foot of Liberty street
JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gent Pass. Agent
j. & TYSON.aMasfer TRANSPORTATION
K g. FLEMING, euDeriutendenL
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UNDER
IN an Act Of the Legislature OF the State OF Flori
da, entitled % An Act 70 provide General Law for
the incorporation Of Railroads and CanAls." ap-
proved February 10, 1874, and the amendments
thereto, the undersigned have formed q company
under the name Of the "THoNAsyuLz, ITALIANS
SEE AID GULF RAnRoAD," for the purpose Of con-
structing maintaining and operating railroad for
public use In the conveyance Of persons and prop
erty, from . point In Leon county, Florida on the
boundary line between the States Of Georgia and
Florida, through or into the counties Of Leon,
Wakulla and franklin. to point on the Gulf Of
Mexico, In Franklin county. Said road 10 be about
one hundred miles In length.
CHARLES r. ADAMS, New York City, MY
JOHN Z PAGE, Albany, Ny
EDWARD DANFORTH, Elmira, Ny.
WILLIAM v. PAGE, Albany, NY.
EDWARD LEWIS. Tallahassee. Fla
May q, 1S82-Sm
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Al Jacksonville b Waycross short Line - =,
points North OF West, W1Ih Lhr F@ruanli,,. =. }.
Jacksonville Railroad for FsruansfAna - -
steamers for all points on Tie 50 Jehus ri-,- -
vHnnah OF Charleston
At Baldwin with the Florida Transit RaIIr,.s -
all South Florida, OckiaU1ha river - f,uIf -
without change Of cars. also fnr C~aar - -
steamers TO Gulf ports
Al Live oak by Nos 5 and With The So.
Florida and Western hailr0ad for AIbanv a. -
yannah.
Al Tallahassee with St Marks Rrsnrh e.
on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and enturdavz
At ChaitahOochee river vim afr-lTeer.-f..,,.
hoochee on Sundays, and Eserinzi=1sf an -
days Err Apalachicola. and returnina an Tur~7~--
and Saturdays for Columbus la
Jo1N p LAIRD
W.M DAVIDSON supe-ius-.,i..
General Manage
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|KXXX|
SYPHILIS.

Whether In ils Primary. Secondary. or
Tertiary stage.
Removes all Traces Of Mercury from he System Cures
ScrOfnla, old Sores, Rheumatism Eczema.
Catarrh on any Blood Disense.
Cure~sWhen Hot sprfngn Fang
malvern, AK, May 2 ISL
We have cases in our town who lived at Hot
Springs and were finally cured vita SIS
MCCkMnOE q MUKRT
MKNFHIs, TEEN, May L, 1881
We have sold 80 bottles Of A. g. g. in q wear.
Ii has given universal Satisfaction. Fair-mnded
physicians now recommend Il a. positive specific
3. MANaFIKLD Co
LOUISVILLE. KY, May Is, 1851
g. 8. 8. has given better satisfaction than aBy
medicine have ever sold j. A FLKxNEE
DkNFER, Con-, May 2 ISL
Every purchaser speaks In the highes8 terms Of
s. :. s. I. A E1ssETKK-
RIcHNOND. Va May II, 1881.
You can refer anybody TO rs in regard 70 the
merits Of 5. s. 8. Polk, MILES & Co.
Have never known s. & s. 20 fal 70 cure case
of Syphilis when properly taken
I; 1 u R1ss.4A Perry. Ga
The above signers gentlemen o. high stand
ing. A. h C0LQUTrT. Gos. cf easrgiA
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DISCHARGE Notice.

ok MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF
- the undersigned, executor Of the last will and
testament of Martha f. Swifzer, deceased. late OF
Leon county, State of Florida will present his final
accounts to the Hon. VIM. 7. Byrd, County Judge
Of said county, and apply for discharge such
executor. JN0. BRADFORD.
AnriI 4. 1SS2-im Executor
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"A sweet disorder in the dress
Kindles in clothes q wantonness
lawn about the shoulders thrown
Into fine distraction
An erring lace, which here and there
Enthralls the crimson stomacher-
cuff neglected, and thereby
Ribbons to flow confusedly-
A winning wave, deserving note,
In the tempestuous petticoat-
A careless shoe string, In whose tie
see wild civility-
Do more bewitch me than when art
IL too precise in every part.
Robert He7Tick.
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Drawings Coaches betWeen Sarauuab -
Jacksonville ON this train
Passengers from SAVANNAH for Bruszwirk t.h.
this train, arriving AZ Brunswick az son p n
Passengers leave Brunswick Al 10 Is A M -.
at Savannah AZ . 40 p NJ
Passengers leaving Macon At 10 A fa.zl..
connect at Jesup with this train for Fl1rida.
Passengers from Florida b tins trails couuers a
Jesup with train arriving a Macon mzNPW
daily.
This train stops only az Jesap Wavcrosx FoIkw-
ton, Callahan and Jacksonville.
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A LII CREDITORS, LEGATEES, AND PER
IA SONS entitled TO distribution OF the estate Of
Charles P. Chaires late of the county Of Leon de
ceased, required to present their claims 60 the
undersigned, within the time prescribed by law,
this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery
and all persons indebted to said estate will make
payment Immediately to the executors.
SAMUEL p CHARLES,
JOHN A. HENDERSON,
January 3, 1SS2-6m Executors, &c
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The delicate odor of Floreston Cologne is en-
tirely novel, Look for the signature of Hiscox
& Co, NY, on each bottle.
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Notice of incorporation.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UNDER
IN An Act of the Legislature of the State Of
Florida, entitled An Act TO Provide General
Lawdor the Incorporation of Railroads and Canals -
approved February ~, 1874, and the amendments
thereto, the undersigned have formed q company
under the name of the Georgia and Florida Mid
land Railroad" for the purpose Of constructing,
maintaining and operating railroad for public
in the conveyance Of persons and property, from a
point in Gadsden county, Florida, ON the boundary
line between the States of Georgia and Florida,
through OF into the counties of Gadsden. Leon
Jefferson, Madison, Taylor, Lafayette, Alacbna.
Bradford, Clay and Duval, to point on the ST.
Johns river, in the county of Duval. Said road to
be about two hundred and twenty-five miles In
length. HAMILTON DISSTON,
A. p. K Stafford,
j. j. dunno,
w. T. FORBES,
7. W. PALMER
April Is, 1SS2-3m
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- ~ - Great chance to make money. Those
1U HI who always take advantage of the
#WWUU = good chances for making money that
H are offered generally become wealthy,
while hoee who do not improve such chances remain In
poverty. We want many men, women, boys and girls to
work for ne right IN their own cealies Any d.
the work property fen the first start The bnsness vii
pay more than times ordinary wages Expensive cuh
mfnished nee. No who engages his 90 make money
rapidly Yon devote whole time 70 the work or
only you spare moments Fu information, and al that
e nssdsd sent free. Address srnsoN 4 Co., Portland
Maine. noysTl-ly
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The new and elegant steel hull passenger packet
"CADDO BELLE"
Passengers via j. P. & NJ r. R. will meet steamer
at Chattahoochee Tuesday on mp trips
Passengers via 8. F. Il w. r. R. at cambridge on
Tuesdays. T. II. MOORE,
w. X MOORE, General Agent.
Freight and Passenger Agent.
April IL, tS82-Sm
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A Good Watch Given AWAY

We will send em-winding Dustproof Watch-a
good time keeper-tO any one sending us five sub
scrbers and So with IS cents TO pay return postage
watch This splendid chance to secure good time
piece for little pleasant work
Remit by draft postoce order. registered letter at
our risk. Address
UNION PUBLISHING COMPANY
Jacksonville, Fla.