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Library Benefit.

We are authorized to announce that the Jap
anese Oil Concert Troupe-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Christie and Mr.. J. s. Streat-will will give a
concert in Cables Hall next Thursday evening,
and have generously proposed TO donate half Of
the net proceeds to the University Library fund
The exercises will consist of vocal and instrl-
mental music, &c, and the programme will in
clude number of their favorie comic and sen
timental songs. The low price of admission, so
cents will afford the friends OF the library move
ment an opportunity TO give the enterprise con-
siderable BOOM Let the hall be filled next
Thursday evening.
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Hotel Arrivals.
CITY HOTEL.


Vile Jndson Smith, X Clay Columbia, $ e: Holt Gar
rlson, Wisconsin: = Baker Niles Michigan; l. u
Wombwell, Leonard. K Brevard John BEARD, :
Beard, IL q Griffith. IL r Schrader. ii Cobb, John NJ
Cook, city; Jno Richards Baltimore. Elmer Mc}uadc,
Steubenvllc, Ohio; Switzer Thomasvile. tia MAJOR
Ferrcl Shell Point, Fla John Iearce Wdknlla county
Jerry Briggs, Wilmington, G; l. Curtis, Fla II T
Sharon, Quincy ii Rice, Indian River J q Iilhing-
ton, Lawrence. Ky; Andrew J Piles, Richmond Va; A
Grardcau, w w Lee, jacksonville Samuel Blackburn.
Savannah: M b Jones' Monticello, l. Smith, Indian,
apOlis Josiah Greenlcaf, Irving. Atlanta I ockcrt
Ga; Frank Meyer, Cincinnati Jones, Monticello
IL Borden, ApalachcOa Joe Belsinger. Savannah }
GAIA, Quincy; Geo FELTON,, Chattanooga Baker,
Niles, Michigan Henry T Mackcy, James Kineman, Mali
son, Ind; W II Angel, Wakefield II 1; J Laner, Fla,
Chas Brown Ala; Miller, st Louis; + z Campbell.
Youngstown. Ohio Jno ) Wentworth, Montgomery, Ala
A SmalwOOd, Boston; j l. Griffin, New York VIM
Clearance, Cuhbort, Ga l. q Youmans Montgomery Ala;
= G Love, Quincy, Fla j Griffith, city II Onstcad.
Eau Gallic
HOTEL
D G Wilson, Jr Fla; W Carson, Louisville, Ky;
Bradford, Charles, Page and wife city II Camp
and wife, MINI G. Merriwcther and sOn, Mobile; II ID
McCulloch and wife, Wisconsin JnO Martini Jr, New
York Chas BrOward, White Springs. Fla j II McKin
ME, Mariana; Thackam Asheville N e; KEN
per, Baltimore Drayer, Louisville Ky; VIM Thomp-
sOn, Barlow, Fla; W Searver, Columbus, Ohio Geo
Swan New York.
JAMES HOTEL.
Arrivals mt sent in
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Circuit Court.
Since our last issue cases have been disposed OF
as follows:
Gus Smith, larceny-guilty fined 500, TO
work out fine at rate of 90 cents a day, and then
be imprisoned 60 days in county Jail.
Stale vs. Peter Earnest, murder-mistrial, case
continued.
State vs.. Spence Williams, assault with intent
TO murder-guilty years in State prison.
The grand jury found true bill against Fur.
man Young, for the murder of his wife and child
last March, on the plantation ofMr. O. R. Chaircs.
Young was committed 10 Jail, and Mr. F. j.
Scruggs released from his bond.
The grand jury adjourned this morning.
Judge Vann, being indisposed, did not arrive
this morning, and the case of State VS.. Fitch was
consequently postponed.
The case of Ed Smith ia set for trial TO NOR
row.
Peter Ford, for aggravated assault, was found
guilty.
VISITING ATTORNEYS.
Colonel A. Paterson, Madison Colonel J. w.
Malone and Mr.. f. Owens, Quincy; Judge w. T.
Duval, Charlottesville; Messra w. r. Boyd and
L. Harrison, Lake City.
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Civil Amendments.

The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor and duly commissioned
during the past week:
II. II. Olliphant, to he Notary Public in and
for the State ut large
Daniel ID. Gillis to be County Treasurer in
and for the county of Holmes
John Owens, to be Justice of the Peace in and
for the county of Nassau.
F. f. Richardson, to be County Commissioner
in and for the county OF Escambia.
Geo. Il. Mcclellan, to he Justice Of the Peace
in and FOR the county of Duval
Geo b. Mcclellan, to be Notary Public in and
for the county of Duval
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The contract for an addition to the Seminary
building has been awarded to Mr.. Davis, Of
Madison, who, we learn, says he will have il
completed in thirty days If the weather is favor
able for work This addition will be erected 1t
the south side Of the old building. The dimen-
sions will be 90 by 80 feet two stories high with
four rooms and hallway on the first floor and
O hall above
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The over production of fine blankets nrced
the manufacturers in September last To sell IN
the auction rooms in New York n vast number
of blankets. w. X. Wilson has now in stock
large variety Of these blankets bought from the
auction sales, and is selling them cheap as can
tie bought in the United States. 81
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Buy Useful ChrisGnAas Present
from w. r. Wilson.

buy UJsefml ChrisGmaS Presents
from w. r. Wilson.
Such as
A Pair Fine Wool Blankets,
A Fine Wool Shawl,
Marseilles Bed spread
A Pair Damask Towels,
A Linen DamaslS Table Cloth,
A Dozen Damask Table Napkins
A Fine Balmnral Skirt,
A Halfdozcn Keeps Shirts,
A Satin and Plush Sash Ribbon,
A Half-dozen Hemsttchcd Handkerchiefs,
A Half-dozen Fancy Bordered Handkerchefs,
A Black or Colored Velyc' Basque,
A Jersey,
A IIalf-dozep Fancy Hose,
A Halfdozen B8lbriggan Hose
A Cashmere Armure, or ShOodda Dress Pat
tern.
China Toilet Sett,
A French China Dinner or Tea Scit,
An English China Dinner or Tea Sett,
A Pair Hand Made Shoes,
or any other useful article, in which W. H. Will
sons Store abounds. "a
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All the Novelties Of the Sea
I son.

D. B. MEsrNNIss, JR's.
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Take Hoods Eureka Liver MeGli.


Arrivals not sent in.
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COTTON MARk EFT.

MIDDLIN0.
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m MASONIC.

s%- Regular meetings ct JAcKsoN lhTH'a
"a are held the first and third Mondays In each
,n,h Al O'Clock =. N. AZ
m""'" W. M. MCINTOSH. S+rrftd,s.
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One Of the largest manufacturers of dress
buttons in the United States visited Tallahassee
a few days ago. AS usual w. II. Wilson scooped
him, and bought the control of his buttons Mr..
Wilson has now in stock an immense and beau
tiful variety OF buttons in all the new styles and
oil
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Headquarters for Fire Crackers
And all kinds of Christmas tricks, at Carpenter
& Heads. 35
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Fine Albums, Plush and Morocco. fine ParlOr
tamps, fine Library Lamps, fine Plush Cases,
Austrian Glass Ware, Bisque and Kid Dolls,
Bsque figures, Vases, elegant Cut glass Bottles,
Perfumes, Toilet Sets, Hair Brushes aud Combs,
Card Cases, and great variety of other goods, at
Is CITY DRUG STORE.
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W. r. Wilson has full line of French Ar
murcs in black and all the new coors. Armures
are all wool, and are ranked high up among the
French Novelties for Ladies' Fashionable Suits.
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w. X. Wilson has an elegant stock OF Black
all wool, Cashmercs, from % cents to $3.50 {
ward 80
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Will be- ordered for parties from reliable parties,
special care being taken in the shipment, and
sold lower than by any house in Tallahassee, by
35 CITY DRUG STORE.
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You may say what you please about it, but
any gentleman or lady feels more respectable
when dressed nicely. w. r. Wilson's store is
the only place in Tallahassee where a lady can
get just what she wants in nice dress goods 81
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There Ia nothing. which gives such solid con,
fort as q well fitting and easy wearing shoe
w. X. Wilson has the largest and best stock Of
shoes ia, Tallahassee for all classes, ages and
sexes. oI
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Toy Trunks. Toy Trunks.
IA I34i d. B. MKaTNNIss, JR's.
III uge Potatoes.

mr.. r. s. Williams last Friday placed on our
table three Spanish yams that weighed eleven
pounds. They were grown in his garden from
volunteer vines transplanted in May. and not
cultivated He says the ground Is full of EN-
Ms. Williams il entitled to the blue ribbon on
pCtatoes These tubers will be kept on exhibit
lion nj The FIORIDIAN office
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Keeps shirts! Keeps Nhirts!!
w. r. Wilson has entire control of the sale OF
Keeps Shirts in Tallahassee, and will keep At
all times full stock, and will sell nj Manufac-
turer's price %
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irish Potatoes for seed.

EARLY Rose, Pinkeye Early Goodrich, and
tAher inpular varieties. We have now on hand
y good supply. at low prices Call early mt
KwILECKI & FLATAUERs,
B5 on Clinton Street.
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a Nice Present

Would he an elegant Brussels Carpet, to be foun,
at F. G. Gilmorc's Furniture Emporium 35 1t
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Max FIalauer,

Matchmaker, repairs old watches, clocks, and
jewelry, on twelve months guarantee. Price:
moderate-at Diamonds store. "a
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Next Tuesday

Being Christmas, the FLoRIDIAN will be put to
press Monday evening, in order to give the print
ers holiday. Advertisers and correspondents
will please bear this in mind, and hand in their
tavors for next issue as early as possible-before
o'clock Monday morning.
Candy! Candy!
A full line of Fancy and Stick Candles, at
Carpenter IL Heads. 35
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II Won Want

Something useful. for a Christmas Present go TO
F. c. Gimore's Furniture Emporium 35-1t
See What Won can Get for 81 at
A4cvy's.
You can buy 90 yards COED domestic, yard
wide, for 81 at Y. L. YevY's
You can get 8 Linen Collars for 81 Mt u A.
Lewis "a
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Letter from san tn Claus.

TALLAHASSEE, Dec II. 1888
Dear OI FIordiiifln. Since my last visit to the
little ones you have changed hands. | wish you
much success and merry, merry Christmas, and
a very happy New Year.
All the year | have been travelling round,
pecping through windows and down the Chin
ncys working for the interest of the oldest and
best paper in the State. Watching all the little
Ones find that little Freddie DeBerry loves the
FLoRIDIAN better than any of the little ones.
He is the most ardent and earnest reader have
found He loves The paper better than he does
a nice dinner after long walk and hard day 9
study Now want II nice new one for his
stocking and if any other little girls or boys
have read the dear old paper all the year round,
send them one too. Let them send their names
TO the FIoRIDTAN, or leave notice in the Item
Box.
Wishing you n merry Christmas and happy
New Year, little ones, remain your best friend
SANTA CLAUS.
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Of fine Horses and Mules for NJ N. Cobb will
arrive next Monday. They will be sold cheap
for cash. Call early and secure bargains IS
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so copies Of last weeks FLoRIDIAN-Decern@
Der II, lS83-for which we will pay cents a
CODV
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~ Regular meetings Of LION i.onGE No. 3,
lid every Tuesday Epenin9, al their Lodge RstHn at
'nd W. M. MCINTOSH, NR., N. Il.
" MCINTOSH. JR, X S.
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To Suit the Times.

ID. b. Meginnss, Jr, will give you prices to
suit the times "a
500 Dixie ADlOWs
For sale by W. r. Wilson. "a
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Boots and Shoes.


My stock is complete and am receiving every
week new goods from the best Boston and Phila-
delphia factories. "a ID. b. MEGINNIss, JR.
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Gents SIiDDerS.

In Patent Leather, Alligator andi fine Kid for
Christmas trade, at
"a ID. B. MEGINNIss, JR's.
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w. X. Wilson has the largest and most COM
plcte stock OF Basket and Opera Flanncls ever
seen in Tallahassee %
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Meats Firm and Advancing.

Fat Backs, nc; Sides, 7lc.; Bellies, 7sc.
Freight addcd-49 cents per hundred on gross
weight. I34l " A. LEVY
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BLACK Cashsneres.

To avoid buying shoddy goods always go
w. r. Wilson for what you want. 81
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do 20 II. .R. Ryrd,a

And look at those fine Christmas Candies, &c.
Fire works Of all kinds, and In fact everything
that Ia needed fer the holidays M-f
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CANDY! Camd
Ruggfes md Wagons.

The cheapest and best Buggies and Wagons il
the market can be bought at
35-3m M M. COBB's
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Gents Novelties for Christ

Necktics, Scarfs and Scarf Pins, Gents Silk
and Cambria Hemstiched Handkerchief, Fancy
Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs, Dressing Cases,
Fine Leather Bags, Silk Umbrellas and Canes,
nj [34l ID. b. MRGINNIss, JR's
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100 Barrels of best Alabama Lime, lust re
ceived by Gro IL MEGINNIss
DECEMBER 3, 1888 At.
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The Shoodda Cloth is soft all wool fabric for
ladies' snits. Grapes gracefully and makes up
exquistely.
w. II. Wilson has full line Of Shooddas in
black and all the new colors, which he is selling
cheap %
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Oursfsst 6diitlDh of roaal laws being exhausted
we have printed few hundred copies more.
Send YOUR orders the FLoRrDrAN Office. Price,
one dollar per dozen; single copies ten cents
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Old Ladies' shoes.

w. r. Wilson did not forget the old ladies
lie has KssphnflM snit, easy wearing, low-hee
shoe for old ladies. ~
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Fine Rreas lsnnsls.

An elegant line, at F. Gilmorc's Furniture
Emporium. 35-1t
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METEOROLOGICAL.

R.cord If Temperature al T'sI"h"s>e|, Floridn,
for the past 'oeek
o,s,vstion. taken by W. A. Rswts DrugFtRS and
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- M, , are held the second and fourth HOadtg n.y.
as of each month, at their Lodge Room, n 4e@ofl.
III pstriarchs good standing 'nve' to atttnS
n" b. A MEfINNlSS, T. T.
W NJ MclNTOsH, SIR, Scribe.
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OVerCOatS, 0verCOatS,
ShOOlIsIa Cloths.

In light and heavy weights at Philadelphia
prices, at ia ID. b. MEGINNIss, JR's
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Iron Axle, Thmble Skcin, and one-horse ia
nous Tennessee Wagons for sale cheap, by w
r. Wilson, "a
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Christmas Goods, Christmas
Goods.
500 Dixie PlOWs

Don't forget to call, Mt
"a ID. b. MEGINNIss JR's
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Hats for Christmas.


Stctson's Fine Soft Fur and Dunlap's shapes
in Derbys, at (34l d. Is. MRGINNIss, JR's.
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Neuralgia

Is instantly relieved and cured by DIR. Jorlan's
Joyous Juep.- Nothing like it on the globe Tor
the immediate relief of Neuralgia, Sick, Nervous
and Periodical Headache. For Painful Men
situation it has no equal Cures every time
when properly taken. Get it at once il you sui
fer. Price so cents. For sale 10y M. Lively
and w. A. Rawls, druggists. Sly
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500 nD1xAe FLOWS
Fer sale by w. X Wilson,.
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Arise for the day il passing
While you lie dreaming On
Your brothers are cascd III aFin"',
Aud forth tn fight are gone.
Your place in the ranks aw:tli va"
Each man has a part To- play
The past and the future are rOt'tin"
In The face OF the stern t. lay
-Crockery, at p. A. Mcginniss' "a
See notice Of residence for sale
Lard Cans, at b. A. Mcginnise' "a
Willow ware, at b. A. Mcfinnii- "a
-Edam Cheese, at Coles & i1eard's. 35
-Rust Proof Oats. nj Il A MCuinniSS' 81
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Basket and opera FInuneIs

500 Dixie PIOWs
For sale by w. r. Wilson. "a
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Dimensions Of Heaven.

The following calculation based on
a text of Revelation is both curious
and interesting. It is copied from
the Charlottesville Jetersonian, and
will suggest thoughts for those who
think:
Revelation, xxi, 16: 'And he
measured the city with reed, twelve
thousand furlongs. The length and
the breadth and, the heighth are equal.
"Twelve thousand furlongs-7,920,
600 feet, which being cubed is 943,-
O9s, 100000, OOO,O ,0OO,O0O,OOO Gu
bic feet, and half of which we will
reserve for the throne of God and the
court of Heaven, half of the balance
streets and the remainder divided by
4,O96, the cubical feet in the room, 16
feet square and Is feet high, will be
3O,243, 750,O0O,000 rooms,
1--WE will now suppose the world
always did and always will contain
900, 100000 of inhabitants, and a
generation will last thirty and third
years-27, OOO,OOO,OO0. persons.
Then suppose there were 1920 such
worlds, equal to this in number of
inhabitants and duration Of years
then there would be room Is feet
long, 16 feet wide and 16 feet high,
for each person, and yet there would
be room."
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Flying Fish.

For dashing sport and constant ex-
element there is no kind of northern
och'hshing SO enhancing as is to see
trout angling with artificial fly. "Hahl
he had 1t them" We murmur, as the
shapely silyery creature leaps wildly at
our gaudy lure, and the unkind barb is
driven we'll homo in its palate; and
while the boat rocks on the dashing
waves, aud Donald vainly endeavors to
get her head to the wind, whir whirl
away goes the swift sea trout toward
the open sea. You hold on, and set
your teeth in the face of the wind, while
up into the air leaps the fish once
again, and then runs of at IA tangent
and springs up once more, to fall like a
bar of silver on the crest OF big wave.
Your heart is in your mouth for mo-
ment; but all is right, and the line is
soon seen cutting the dark water to one
side of the boat. "Now, Donald, the
nett" Whir away once more darts the
trout, once more springs up thirty
yards away from the boat in the sun
shine, shows its gallant form for mo.
ment, then there comes slack line,
and you know your fate. "Aweel, sir"
says Donald, "snufing" the while. 81
jist thocht that was over muckle a
troot to be ta'en. She's like enough
the witch troot that Sandy Macfarlene
saw leaping like flying. fish i the
moonlight reond and roond his boat.
Sandy had been, ye ken, TO Craigel-
lachy to meet the men, and hadna but
two drains, when," etc. This story is
as good as any other, at all events, to
solace you for. the disappointment; so
you suffer the old man to tell the tale
of the switch troot," and then he, TOO,
has dram, like his hero Sandy, after
which it will not be his fault if you ore
unsuccessful. Nothing is SO snobbish
and detestable as to spoil boatman
by overpavng and giving him too
much whisky, but true sportsman and
gentleman is always considerate to his
giily, and when the boatman is old, and
a specimen of natures gentleman like
our gillie Donald, little extra kind
ness, and INDUCING him in "crack'
wife you now and then between The
"drifts, gives him as much pleasure a.
it will give you profit. Such It mai
looks forward to summer, when "tht
gentlemen will be coming" quite al
much as the latter long for thei
northern holiday.
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ASuMBER of prominent citizens OF
New York have formed an association
afor the preservation of Niagara Falls.
Their principal method of preserving
tbe glorious old cataract will probably
he to drink as little water as possible.
WE love in others what We lack our
selves. and would be everything but
what We are.-Stodddrd.
TIE value of the various crops OF
Georgia the past year foot up round
500, OO0,0
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"GEN. ANDREW JACKSON, :
Born March Is, 1857, q:
Died June 8, 1915" {:

In his will is the following declaration
of faith and final request:
81 bequeath my body to tue Gust
whence it came and my soul to God
who gave it, hoping for happy i'm
mortality through the atonlng merits
of our Lord Jesus Christ, the savior OF
the world. My desire is that my body
be buried b. the side of my dear de-
parted wife in the garden of the Her
mitape in the vaults there prepared.
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IT is an ole sayin' dat lazy man
likes heavy ak. Dis may be true, but
dinged ef he wants ter use it.
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HFN NM o. uf.1 not. life is sweeping by, go and
Eb Ww " dare before you die, something
mighty m and sub, sdhi%e .as behind
your own town. s. outfit free No risk. Every.
thing new. Capita not required. We Will furnish
you everything. Many are making fortunes. La-
dies make as much as men, and boys and girls
make great pay. Reader, if you want businesh at
which you can make great pay all the time, wlite
to II. HALLETT & Co, Portland, Me.
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Ac-e t&-y would he almost priceless to those who
s,I... from this distressing complaint but fortu-
n-fcly their goodness does not end here, and those
who once Try them will find these little pills yau-
able IL many ways that they VIII not be willing
% 10 without thcIn. But after all SICK head