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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13

The health Of Prince Bismarck IS improv
ing. though slowly, and there seems no prnsPea
of his appearing in Parliament for scme time 10
come Speaking on this snbjec1 the Chancealor
remarked: l shall scarcely be able 10 atiead
the Reichsizg this session But things 60 On
pretty well without me, and the machine Of the
empire. On the whole. works cspiiaIiy- / am
sincerely glad that We are able 10 live without
perpetual conflict. couid not endure The co.,
slant Irritation Of former times lt-xoali kin
me As TO the pains 10 my limbs, they are Of
long standing. and according 10 the doctors, they
are without danger; bat sometimes suffer the
most dissrac,ing agoay"
: -Arabi comes 10 the fore again now and then,
Tiny assigned him In an interview with Lon
don Times correspondent Arab recently said
Tell the English Daian am content TO re-
main in Ceytrn as their guest: 10 rest ia peace
while they carry out 10 its fullest extent the
work began IN Egypt Ny hope viii be TO
hesr frun time 10 time how the work pro-
gresses until at last The Egyptian people may
become free, prosperous and happy--a lasting
record af Engiand's goodness and power
Which spuasis almost As well as if The Egyp-
tian spoke English like a native statesman who
had never heard of Ireland.
The American Consul at Jerusalem reports
very prosperous condition of affairs In the holy
city. There is brisk demand Cor building lots,
and permits Cor building are bling granted in.
large numbers. Edihces OF modern style are
constantly being erected In the suburbs Grrat
numbers ofthe persecuied Russian Jewsare COM
ing in, mssy ofIhem with large means, and their
cry is "Judea Tor the Jcwsr Providence works
In mysterious wars, +" wonders 70 perform" and
may Il moi be that of the persecution OF the He.
brews by the Christian government Of Rnasid
may result the repossession Of the promised
land by the long wandering, denaiionalizsd
children Of Israel. These refugees avow that
their object Is to establish the nationality OF
Judea.
The decrease In the public debt last month
was 40.e3oyOoO; and the decrease IN the last
eight months. from July to February inclusive,
has been 1l0s ,689O00 II this rate shaIl Be
maintained The reduction E,r the c.,rrent 6scai
year will b 4ios, OOO.O 900 These payments on
the debt represent the surplus revensea, The
E0vernmsnt has this mnch moro money than /,
requires % meet iis expenses, and Il cannot do
snything else with Il bnt devote h to seduct,on
o. the dsbk Tia debt = thus bsinr paid al
mose lapidiy Than ii i neod s., and than:
r. ccnsitaut With lhe stability 81 ouf ha1fine
nysten and ihe pnblic infeueuk IA shoxt. lhe
eoyennaeat Z saking Tim - pecp,a about
tlooeoo0ao mars 4 iaxss than 4 - nay spad
- - ~. IL 4 So al "a 81 s.. h " III
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13

The Ocals Bonner Laoos. Of the 10th, reports
the commencement Of work ON that one Of Cor.
doa's links which starts from that town towards
Tampa. This announcement h elsewhere noted
in telegSAm 10 the Times. Onion. and ~ 10 the
route contemplated the OcaIs paper has the fol
lowing:
II stxFts from point one mile sOufhwest of the
Courthouse, thirty degrees west OF south, and
continues ~ IN air line doe southwest towards
Tampa. touching on the west Of Tscala Apopka
Lake. Sumter county, then through The county
Of HeSnando 70 Tampa, with branches TO Crys.
I'll River, and ons from BrooksSiiIe to Baypon,
on the Gu1 The dislnpce 10 lamps Is 10
mileA The rod win be Of broad gauge, steel
rails snd confrolllbg I'll latest and modern I'm
pfOyeDepia, and Is h the inteniion II The con-
psny 70 carry % the work on 10th ends and
hsve \ compieted wiihin twelve or hlieen
sn0ntaA
a strong fores of hsnds y employed under the
superviatos u Hon. 4. 3. Mann, The Senator
from Hernsado, who proved himself an ener-
Eetc md eloquent legislator u ibe late session.
H win pub tho wosk, r. man csn, for he b The
enbodinsnt q Vim ard quick intelligence.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13

A letter from Mr. G. X. Munroe, at Newport
reports the arrival At that once noted Florida
pom. Of Capt s. d. Kendall, in the canoe " Solid
Comfort" The Captain was last heard OF II
Pensacola. where his companion, DR.. Neide,
who bad essayed with him the round trip from
Lake George. n. T., abandoned the undertaking,
taking rail for bis Northern home. Capt. K.
was we'll. brown and hearty" bat found voy.
aging 30 lonesome after losing his associate that
be was inclined 10 think he would give up the
voyage 1t Cedar Key or Tampa, at the larthest.
He arrived Al Newport Wednesday. 7ih, and Jeff
for the Penballowsy river next evening.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13

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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13

7s{l
o - = -
1lan = = q oeo1f
- - 1larisine -
1Hnns 80 y $3.50
1890 = - = - - -
60 - - tED - = panaaas1ly
fuG.nnn9 nu1nAaw - aan1 - - Aeaiey - -
ssm fnmx. ny esa1i6. zhaa - lan6 Win
ses~ 60 = - - srsness ahosgh ihat q
Gs,ifsnh nsy H esi6-nars - nose ofzaees.
iess anA less est1. ths aaws5s DE- Ind sz'
lid peeeaah1m Eor he copsnmpton n many
ni1iisas - psss'ae vhes lheir ssssad : frazea,
~ - ya yieidsng soahing; fhat this agrirn3snre
nsa iaa EsreTes. hnnssiy speskisg, fer The area
a piaafing ier6sssy. fboaxh iAgge, b too small
70 ds0stock dc AenssA Tor 10 rroanrts Of the
conaAsdy inceaaiAg niliioss feg kundr1d
niles nonhwasd Esen now fhere sfr thirty
nzlifsss r. ps,p1e shose psrslad u lsntnde
four haDdrsa nian aorsh of Rsmzds WHO csa get
no fesh fhine Enon fhe sosi of fhe land they i've
ia nntn fEo or fhfee nonEzzs lster tiaas the same
prodnc1s IRE ma4nrcd II RsoFids, and cas be de-
iiyered 10 EheM - two or three dsrG The mil
lions a consamexs VIII maiiiply, facilities d
aransponAaion viii be perfected 30 that the pro-
doce Of Florida win reach them ~ n0w inscces-
sitie poisss and ihey viii pay sneb rich tribute
Dist the dessay popuiased" stsse Of The fuiure
viii be one q the xeaifhiest Come South,
young mAn-so fhe garden laad Of the Unioa-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13

Filter FsersAss l. the world right 10 con
demn . family sr fhe sins sod faults 81 one
rnsanbes II fhe family
l. n 5ua that the Whole family s5ssls be tx
Guided from the house Of u oace friend. and de-
baned from society for something be On she is
entirely innocent o.
lam thankial an nos such a wo-sbipez os
the world and fashion rhss agree with a In al
things, and in this especially.
do noa think il night 80 condemn = man OF
talent and genins who is high -mis3sd 2a3 boa-
orzble because his brUsbz il . thief. or Is ooa
strictly truthful. or has sister Is Dod what she
ought 10 BE-
~Etery man is the Archiieca of his oEn for
tune" and ID pszsoa is eres really disgr4eea ex-
eepi by acss Of his CO her own-
If. person ever s1fsrs in this wsg Tor A.
Other. and he gives way Il once asd never goes
anywhere bEf himself feels that ne is disgTAced,
why, this ID q hard world 10 please, and win, IN
nine cases oat If ten, lock 3Own and Try and
crush s1ea person
There is nothing Ike having good opinioa
Of one's self and u man OF determination and
viii can always live doxn and crash Oai snch .
thing By his Own fsuisiess and spoiiess lie
The world viii fbsn forget iaese things sor
has cake, If II SEES there Is nothing ID cosdemn
on blame in his Lie, and the doors which he had
imagined closed against hIn, via be fOznd open
and ready 20 receive him q q maa Of talent AID
intellect Such inan cannot be disgr2ced by
the acts of another
With 4 woman, however, il Is very Different.
She mnss always SCI with The grestesa pgadeaoe
m al thingz
The world ID ever ready to censure and cxifl-
CHE the ccsdaca Of 8 woman, and osaeu = little
act Of inprnprie1y or inpndence Eia eanse hcr
70 be censured 10 s3ch deg-re thai Il vii BE-
years before the world VIA forgive ans forget:
and when she thinks The wurid hns fEg0tse1
the acts Of impropnety that we've committed
perhaps years before, By ssme lif.le act Of Inn
prndence she agaia reEiEes what hadAppar1nfly
been forgotten, and furnishes her good nane 3ar
life, while If she had been Eeay prudsni, ibe
world would hare forgotaen and forgiven her
frsi oEense, AID she would have retained her
poEz1ou ID sucsesy; bat by this last AL q hers
she has declared herself from tine world and
society, while her name Is In the mouth Of
everyone AID she Is y common s1bjecs Of dis
cassion everywhere
A woman saoald blush 10 commit a ae1 that
would cause every person who uttered her name
to DO SO lightly and <iisbiingiy- A woman must
act 30 rs TO gire the world nothing TO ceasnre
and condemn but much 10 admire ead esteem
AxxoTMous
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13

The day after the death Of Governor Stephens,
the President Of the Senate Of Georgia, Hon.
James 8. Boynion, was sworn In as Governor
I'd interim by the Chief Justice Of the State.
He at once ordered an election for Governor.
to be held sixty days after notice, Ia compliance
with constitutional provision. The election will
b on the 24ih Of April. and the Legislature are
called TO meet on the 9th Of May to receive the
returns and inaugurale the Governor elect.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13

Last Tuesday DR. 8. 8. Marshall. . prominen,
citizen Of Greeuville. 8. c., died In Madison,
Florida, Of gunshot wound received the previ-
Gus day in consequence Of the accidental dis
charge Of q gun In the hands Of his son, John B.
Marshall, Esq. = gentleman who has many friends
in this city We have the following in the
Madison Recorder. Of the 10Th
A most iameniab.e accident occurred near
Greenville in this county LAT Monday. That
afternoon about O'Clock while John B. Mar
shall. Esq, q prominent young lawyer AZ this
bar. and iis father, Dr.. 8. 8. Marshail, highly
respected citizen Of Greenville, 8. c., were osit
duck hunting the gun Of the former, through
some cause unknown, accidentally discharged
the contents OF one barrel. the load entering the
right side Of the latter gentleman Who was oaly
Q short distance away. and penetrnied The inies-
tines. DR.. Marsbsil was able 10 get down from
bis horse tboth were mouniedl His son called
Tor help and some laboren woskinls near by and
also the family ct the house were attracted 10
the place By the csies. A mattress Was procured
and the wounded man conveyed N The house
Telegrams were q once sent 70 physicians 10
Taiiahsasee, Monticello and Madison, Oine Ia all
being around the sick bedside ~ different times
But al to no avail and Tuesday q 70 O'clock the
spirit took iis flight Thfs = The anddest acct.
dent Il has ever been our hi TO chronicle. The
son, known MI over the county for bis genial
and opeD-bearted manner. b overwhelmed with
grief anA almost broken hearted BY reason OF
bis great aiiliction. The widow, too, most ex.
ccllent lady, h greatly bowed down under this
great burden Of hf1ictlon.
Nj. John Marslhali and his mother left with
the corpse for GreenviIe last Wednesday morn
ing.
The Charleston Nesss d Oourier says:
DR.. Marshall was . native Of Abbeville county
He was graduate OF the South Carolina College
4 A L. IL - -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13

Cor. Bloxhsm says be insendsto sesise froa
political life AZ the close OF his present iesln
while Others think he has the senalef51 bee ~
his bonnet" Ha ambiden ought 10 be saslsfiet
with rhst he has airesdy achieved. The Diss.
ton ssie and the ball for The relief VI tbe bonded
eouniies. and the robbery of South Florida, tnr.
nish glory enough fx . kfetime.--1asapa Tn
bnAE
Tie azSsass u the above np5uts and n-nassifes
thrust NJ Governor Bloxham eat be besi nntisf
stood when il is known thxa the wriitH Was 40
applicant for Office under His Exealiency and
fziisd 70 gea h--5Sarx< IesgresA
Not few IL ting usaiieioas ataseks oa the Cor
error may BE- traced 80 the same cause
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13

& - kzsd& psuf -
SI akit ~ - slli1e > snluul1l6ak -
- rs - s. kikA - 49, - $780,.
~ aGEissuis t.1y y - onu1nel,s
- sa ~ " nisss $500 nen1pe -. -
IL rti,ts,ia,1e1 ~ 3 llaio mli<k 60, -.
peraiSyjt Ss15sA.S - sgnelInm - - -.
- III exa,i aaen,sr ragnpdn ~ s..zk -
salsei 1nkmuAaesaa nnuk - Airnu srsar =
eanfNzeal nxfusH - o. 1gmeE3nw snag n1srN
- dseng aanete d Iorrhan Akin
fssIn M,assn hns inss gnAea - ex.a,u
{ gaxliasg &C y~ts. - 1hds Il - BE- 6af e =
staa set s&hsznnne wbich he nann s<susne :
ThE pfintase exis4 - ssrying sssSxsim =
Al sinaS, list - > ruiz, i i cszzxiaed n r,l-
qaRFfiaE ~ Chs dATk Dstancd fhas b. &c 90.
xs8.aisn Eruasing r srinaing the gran Vs.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY IL &c ianf session spsn 49,
yep4istaf bE aatering ahe ezritibg s1i.asam
Ns4 sexhisana: asstin b srte 10 he prnancoi
liy s&aiS esass4iDing ieEs shan ni1e-sezxAH a -
yeE5 rat s9:asenine. hais wsfs greassz ~.
p0sss9u 81 hhe h&tfe1 ths enez oezzzz
IA prize :of 81 80 hAs hsen oGssed ~ =
Pr$sian hetastr fr eDeonragtmegf 81 isdurrv
ioxtsha bed ;sesxnpf and estimation Il Ae "A.
3 j
s,dssis Meesxag eeal rEslsx, incaaelas meaz a
we Hn' 'sstA@sA'~ s' ealSaft Ne sAiety
VI aoe'ss
EnfsesFsss s'Asst1 AlAs's S''Ia 10 aao'cAie iAAi
EhesoIlois'es Oh iSe soh aoo ne atmosphere has
mug 70 % *ah tns asveio'saaeni u cancer. tie
dis4Fss sesseG eziserAell lseFAarnf K ieS. aiiu-
Fiaa esifAasa''ss' ahe ss'aah s'sn IL oJ HPaAn1G
git - stpossea ahai Aie isAi1sn exploring
pas# izselF s'aarnee from Tie s"sih Pacific
isssHd fnata hum@n bVs'es ~ great EEe n Paia-
gossa- Indicating the fsemer exEsence Of race
Of E;snts IS inst eonzfsrs
|;RsfEs ressos1 giTes By d.. D. z salmon,
u ske DeSArtine1i 81 Agrirnsan1e N reply toen-
qn4.sz sFsa AtrDad T. Appears thai clarion
feaes IL Dsa known 10 b. very destructive To the
aals.sstsc snimsis IT the Cniied Slsstz. its raw
scRe beinE 1u0sa severe IN tie lOver Mississippi
raESy. wssesx d Causes iseaTT iossez Of stock n
tirSss. essee:ialsy sf.er great inuDdxiiook DR..
Sajaaon dssx naa heliere thai the iutroencfiOs Of
Pssseatrs nsethsd II protective racciaEsios oould
sesr:saae q ssscazsS as isasip.zz venture. Expe-
riessse ir Eurag,e hse SHOWN that the susceDsi-
b. BIZ oE animals 10 lie virus varies kzezily IN
rf~.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13

l. ordex 70 farths Iserease the siseaNy ias&s
creldsdes q he FLoELDiAx. ne oEz Va oke
2sz - lie E9iOslag Special GLIB rs4essN .,s
A mia eopy ~ tie YLoEED1Is VII BE- ss=.s
- oeEoas seB1ssg us clubs q 6Se subscFsberE-
Tee eIrs copsss ~ eiabs u sea.
Tire eEisz es2iss for Gibbs d 6fseen.
pa e1irs eODies fos cis6s q tweBiy., sa
rss ssosey Bzs aceonsasy al orders liz.
81 - 1ossey osSes o. registered kzte' Stsagss
.Lksl- Tszas. g sysss.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13

Isl ~ 1rstfes 49, - nnDs ecnnasr.
nesEsgA Rgg - eleheY Aanol, sn1se - ia1g
eesasnA - - - - 1c > h - n n
~ sssn,es - ~ yenp - bar1 49,. rsfI1
esassDy - sfies ps5sslfss. fk<g pYing -
sktsegrsisNA - - = lnGase - ha11ils
~ we, - enesgb - ns1e ~ esenfsg - -
sssltSr ~ roaaree n ~ homesaead - bsn1ly
sffgcomEeatiseIy eaey RI esmforasbie. This
y :sss be history 81 DE pastendy -indnatsseas
4Nz srsgaE eai;iioss ~ kssmeS u The Nnfh. FDr
4f$sI m,egths ~ DE yeer snos oeTes de
4TS4se. die stocA h kept boased and expen6sely
fsksaad sae heaseiAoic mast he kept sssn by
Y4fAAaat and expensive sreA The yesr 81 siith
sfrE4s gsssiag yeas-as iitaie more shas six ~
ssntsss nsssafLs; ye fts thrifsy farmer always
49, Dss ~ Success In the end. aBies brokes
s:9s99cI;ssy eslamity of sone soft.
Il So o. <,satr.si Hifh The sbose the sitnssisn II
IL fiang isxms Who Starts . farm asnoag The fes-
Ssfias snd daies II ~ Leon cOsaiy. Fsos.da-
RS mil@ climate makes The erection u . dwell
sM3m nch cheaper ihsn Il he had 10 provide
iaaH'er sksiDsl the deadly cold. Cor Il msy be
tzSAtorissSe and JET les expansive than the
k4Ae thet the EOahern fsrBer has 70 bniid W
p;Sees IN cattle during the winter. The mel
sp soii Il easily Tiled, and upon II some crops
- .gr0sIag every day in the year. either 6ead
q geget@tle TIE orchard msy comprise . nam
t&s u kSads q fruit, and with as little csEe
AsG Ssey sseuirs, abundant grapes be produced
b ls<ing Most u the yeas green food dininishes
tfs:cosa 'fEoeding AID secures the ieaishfalness
u sSorsex, nsuiex and other farm stock. ln mid
rksser sbs seed 10 pat 10 the sol that viii pro
de<e vegetables Epr Northern eoasamers, whIle
ltksr D@snd ID JET frOzen- These giTe place "a
eAfa crsss. and 50 through the whole course %
!. ts.y" easeang year" The farmer Can Call On the
sSsisg sfn 70 yield sonetbinE TO add TO hii
fI|ns, os the comforts Of life ia bis home smons
| es:uDisI Terdurs beneath & genial sky.
ssbeie is 90 ssOiding the conclusion that If the
fSSasr y Lem practice lees than the thrift and
n,fsasirg u the farmer II sagsdahoc, be csn. in
aeze&de. attain more comfortable results than
p later does 10 q generation. Further. be
|. Sss e@sa-T and atisins sge without his ideas
Gag ca 8Ded and his " soul sosrowed" by tie
| ae.H meeossDy Of lifetime u grinding toll and
21simoBioas frugsliiy. Il il easily nBderso,c
NSSy UZsiy Southern farmers are not ~ thrifty ii
sEesy sss,t Ad be. Pew men work bard uaIes'
'lssy are obliged 70. and as most Southern
hSDers 90 Seii enough without very hard work
Nisy Dasarsiiy ie. that well enough alone" ia
!. Il sd ~ gong al the task u attaining coDpe
ssSee. 81 competent Surroundings u business
HSh al their migbt-abd resting afterwards.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13

-aSKigxiHs Eaiit-d on his big sierm, bal he re
fensi zh pride to considerable foul weather which
caas ss4S being worse He succeeded In fright
cnisx d great many people, and caused heavy
iosz,5 rgesentiag the iishermen Of The Eastern
cos.ss hosn gcing 10 ses, and delaying the niIing
Of sssppisg generally. He should be bound over
tovSsld his pace in The future.
-y:sehe story Told BY Washiogton paper may
noESX true. As Il runs, Senator Beck, Of Ken
tnt5sS, who came poor boy % Ibis country
frc:S Scotland, worked on the same farm in Liy-
inexSqn county, that State. thai Secretary Teller
wastsd upon When they met In the Senate
MfSSseck said: Well. Henry, when We nsed to
drtts Nd Browns oxen We never expected 10
mg.S in tie United States senate" NO, Jim,"
saBsSFeller, - We didn't know there was such .
pls:sa
-4Ie don't know how the Princess Of Wales
haspshe pigeons killed when she has pigeon pie
forsNnnsv Perhaps she has her pie made Of
tersS Gotta pigeons-and then, again, perhaps Of
iiyt,sageeas, just - that pie was made Of four
an$aEen.y black birds i" 10 Get before the King
s4s u the oodsor shot iu the lisis shot for the
poasf shot for port The birds are killed and eaten
alressmee." and are very good provision, 40
arSs4nails, pretty spring chickens gentle lambs
aasitsnDoccnt cNlsea
-49smai Pastn., the -Kheiive Of EgJps, has
bcaaAe the owner Of Caen Wood Towers.
Hia3Sgsie, Eagland, modern house Of Ella
Abt5ean design, with appointments Of great mag
niEEhuce. II Is surrounded with twelve acres Of
gnArd. admirably laid o1t. and intending .
faistssnre arm and dairy. IL Is said that the
Eer,32eman who negotiated the sale Ia the drst
i9sstuee parchased Al Ei0 900 and resold the prop
eltT On the following day 70 the agents Of Ismail
Hasfafor $4,000 - prca.abble speculation.
-:Ast week man in Floyd county. Georgis.
rsfslseA TO wsHk on the roads ater being notified,
GsnE Ahe grohnd that be Wa not American
iEos ind hal never been nsturalized he was
II clsfi -martialcl" before he Beard az Road Com
sini.atpers and sentenced 10 thirty days impris-
spnlAsps IN tie counsy JAN. % which Ne was duly
ssosssAitted and where he remained q last &c
co8StA Up In GeoYia they think that road
Iases eere made 10 Be enforced, and really ought
] ioa&E Gsorgiaoe to take sensible Views Of many
sSlhe students ot Jena UniveuiU are killing
saEk other h dliels q sach dsastrUus nate Thai
hsx3ihodaA ase shiskine sasiousIy Of stop
biz lshe business nlle number Of he
h sd11ed clzAparions hare died il thn hospital q
!. IA pcleocing. owing VI lffi,e oversight VI
4 III - sNcgJs with whieh tkey ware slpahsd o.
lad not heea n oposIY cleaned ailsr has's'
ne eu uled y 49, al s,ab osher1 ~ ons
iceatl - p - high-sonee
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13
The vVorl9 er Cen~re.s.

A statistical summary Of the work Of this
Congress shows thai there were 1850 bills and
joint resolutions introduced into Congress. The
number that passed both honses were $50. OF
the pnnabeT introduced s,0ls were presented In
The House.. The reports Of debates make
1915 printed pages 0f the Congressional Record,
averaging 1000 words 70 the pAgs Or 5000, 900
words. The House calendar has 800 bills, Of
which 226 have pspsed The Henste.N
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13


Here are some figures which the American
wOrkingmsn should cut out and paste 10 bis hat
By the cenr1s returns il is shown that the fol-
lowing were the wages paid in 1880 by the
highly protected American manufacturers 10
their workingmen:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13

As there are S85 days ia the year In which the
nottingham must live. he eau divide the amount
OF the average yearly pay By Se5 and see just
what WAS the average for each day the year
round which he had to live on. Ii is pertinent
70 add what the Massachusetts Board OF Labor
Statistics shows that while since 1880 wages
have advanced 81 2-i0 per cent the COS, of liv-
ing has increased II $40 per cent
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-13

General Gordon has led bis forces 10 the front
al once. We have The following in telegram
to the TSnses- UaioH,