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After some debate the bill was killed by indefinite


p0Stponement
Joint meeting was held yesterday by the sub
committees OF the Senate and House committees
on public buildings and grounds to discuss the
proposition to buy the house in which Abraham
Lincoln died. The committees agreed to recon-
mend that the house be purchased FOR $4,000
wnlch Is $o,0V0 less than the amount asked for,
Capitol Notes.
In the House yesterday Mr.. Chambers free ship
amendment to the drawback" section OF the
as was also Mr. Coxs free material amendment by
l23 10 log Without coming to vote on the sub
stitute, OF which these amendments form q part,
the House adjourned.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER coMMIrrEK
Prof. Mitchell, OF the Mississippi river commits
sion, finished his statement before the special
committee on improvement OF the Mississippi
plans OF the commission and the evidence sustain.
Ing them, and in further support cited the levees
on the Thames, which, he stated. have deepened
the channel six feet The committee Will meet
Tonight and hear Col Taylor, OF the commi ssion.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RR. Lam d GRANT.
The House judiciary committee voted this morn.
Ing to lay the Northern Pacific railroad land grant
resolution (the Knott resolution) on the table by
vote OF to5. There is apparently no further
tice meter and the Nebraska election cases were
also considered.
THE TARIFF BILL
or the ways and means committee will now be
delayed until probably the middle OF next week.
The committee invite1 q Boston chemist to give
his views as to the chemical section. Some OF the
members OF the committee were not fully satisfied
the Agricultural department. This will keep oper
the chemical sch edule until he Is heard.
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The Star ROuto Trial.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT TO-DAY.
Wnen the Criminal Court met this morning the
examination OF Mr.. 8. w. De Busk. the sub-con-
tractor on the Trinidad and Madison route, who
was on the stand when the court adjourned last
evening, was resumed by Mr. Ker.
During the cross-examtnation MI. Wilson was
asking questions to show the increase or business
number OF cattle raised.
Judge Wylie remarked that the post of1ce was
meant ior the men and not for the cattle.
Mr. wilson said that he did not suppose for one
instant that the cattle got letters
ION yes" said Mr.. Ingarsoll, ''they have letters
Mr. Burgner, OF Trinidad, Col. who was sub
conttaceof @ On tne Trinidad and Madison route from
June Isl. 1851: to November, 1881, was next ex-
amined as to the service on the route, the number
OF men ana the horses employed. The witness
having SAID he used but four horses on the route,
MI. wilson crOSS-examined him at some length to
sno" tnat ne had not had enough horses
20 properly perform the service Mr.
wilson wanted to show that Mr.: Burgner
prosecution however. prodnced letters to the Wit
ness from Miner. endorsing accounts and drafts
showing Miners interest Ia 8 route, supposed ID
be held BY Mr.. B0sleE Tho witness said ho had
received drafts from Rerdell
Mr. Sleemans OF the Post Once department. was
called ana iaenuned papers concerning the route.
resuming at two O'Clock Mr. Bliss concluded the
reading o. the papers as 70 cefsnin routes, ana Mr.
g. w. DeBusk reauma6 fhas sGitnoees efsnd. IA
teseaaed tnat katOn aaot0pped ffum the route 81
August 1e6ls ana 01ocontnn q . NV months aeo
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kilograms to The Star.
BIG FIRE AT DESM0INES. IOWAa
THE EARTHQUAKE IN THE wEsT5
REMOVAL OF GAMBETTA,s REMAINsy
EDWIN BOOTHS SUCCESS IN BERLIN,



DEs MONIES. Iowa, Jan. Il, a m.-Aoout II
po'ioRs and punder store and before midnight the
store was gutted. The building belonged 10 A. n.
Foster and was valued at q, 900 Conigisky'S 81
stock was valued AT els GOO
The flames spread 70 Clapp's block, which is is9
feet square containing Masonic hall, the citizens
nces, iacluding the Western Union Telegraph
Office But little OF the goods furniture is being
saved Masonic hall has gone with oil the records
ami s. 600 werth OF regalia AT 10 Is the whole
block was on fre ane the Indications are that it
will be entirely consumed, together with most OF
the contents OF the stores and ofnceA The greater
portion OF the property OF the bank located in the
telegraph ONCE has been removed TO the Rock
Island depot. The principal losers are Conigisky,
Humphries & Norris, dry goods; w. l. White.
boots and shoes; Matthews & Leslie hariw ware.
and - Price. The block r. ewned 10y r.
Clamp, and is valued at 100000 II is insured for
$4,000. Little has been saved In the various Of
nces, and nothing, IL is said, has been saved from
floor.
ga. N-Three stories and the main part OF tho
block have all been destroyed. excepting the cor
ner ground room, occupied by the Citizens Ma
tional bank, which has been saved up 20 the pres
ent, the nre having burned on the two stories
above It and down to the railing OF the bank, bus
not yet having entered the bank room. The
not be opened. The total loss Will exceed s2O00C0
almost half insured. II is impossible at this hour
10 get list OF the insurance. No loss OF life
serious accident has occurred, and the ire Ia
under such control that II cannot spread beyond
| the block. Masonic hall, which occupied the
contents The loss thereon is at least 600 with
half Insurance
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NEW YORK, JAN IL, IL a.m--The stock market
opened with Irregular but only fractional changes
from yesterdays closing prices, except for Menu
phiS and Charleston, which was per cent lower.
There was a fractional decline In the early trade,
after which the market became strong, and at II
O'Clock recorded an advance OF xa1 per cent,
Boston Airline pfd., Louisvile and Nashville and
Denver and Rio Grande leading therein. Specula-
uon during the hour was dull
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Talk About the Weather.

New YORK, Jan. IL, 10 a.m.-The United Statca
signal officer at this station furnishes the follow.
Ing: storm has developed In Dakota. warm
wave extends over the eastern slope or the Rocky
mountains, where the rise In temperature ID
marked. Cold weather and frost temperatures
ale reported from the south as follows: Atlanta,
13o; Savannah, Ga, $50. fall OF 12o; Charleston,
SC, 90, fall OF 1870: Jacksonville Fla, 500 fall
or 300; Montgomery, Ala, PC, fall OF g. The
50 above zero.
WHITEHALL, n. Y, Jan. 12-The thermometer
here at O'Clock this M rning was 20 degrees below
zero: at Port Henry, 10 degrees below; at Platts-
burg. 10 degrees below, and at Saranac Lake, II
degrees below
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OTTAWA, JAN l2-The supreme court has given
judgment dismissng With costs the appeal In the
celebrated case OF Grant VS.. Beaudry, which arose
from the orange and green troubles In Montreal on
the 18th OF July, 1873. and has since been before
the dinerent courts. The appeal was dismissed
on the ground or fnsumciency OF notice. and under
press an opinion. as to legality otherwise OF the
Orange association.
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ENTHUSIASTIC PRAISE OF TIE GERMAN PRESS
BERLIN, Jan. 12.-All the papers this morning
comment on Eiwfn Booths performance or Ham
let at the Resldenz theater last night The Ed-
ffondi Zeft,tng euogiZes the actors careful study
and enec land considers that he does not obtrude
his American nationality.
The Td0etidu says: The strange effect OF a poly.
glot per- ormance was soon removed by the inter
est In the chief impersonation. We soon found
that We were In the presence OF one OF the chief
masters or the dramatic art. HIS "Hamlet" is OF
commanding nobleneSs, and Will long be remem-
bered.
The Vossfsche Zeftnng says: The impersonatioa
was full or life and spirit IL exhibited by turm
deep patbos, and the finest irony.
The B5rse,t Courier, ia a similar strain, says:-
"The lmpersonat1on is a perfect living WHOLE one
part OF which appears TO be q necessary compile
ment to the other"
The Borsen Zeitun0 says:-"In el6quence ana
gesture Mr.. Booth stands on the same level with
Rossl and Salvini, and perhaps surpasses them In
minute power OF suggestion. The Crown Prince
Frederick William intmated his Intention TO come
again TO witness Mr. Booths performance"
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Nomination To-day.
The President sent the following nomination to
the Senate to-day:
r Richards Esmond, OF New York, to be consul
OF the United States at Medellin.
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BALTIMORE. Jan. l2.-yirginia 6s. consolidated
554: past due coupons. SIS new ten-foroea. -
BALTIMORE, Jan. l2.-Cotton dull-m.ddline. 10.
Flour steady and nrm-How.rd street and western
super, 5. l6a3 so; do extra, s. 75a4b0; do family
I25s5 IS; city mills super 5Os4 90; do extra t2s
5s5: do Rio brands t0.s IS: Pat.psco family, Is:
40, superlative patent TOO Wheat southern hishee
ana 6rm; western easier and quiet-soufhern red
l6eaI IL: do amber, 1.10a1. l6; 70. ! Maryland
LIS lid: No. 2 .ssssrn yintsr red. spot. { lo|H
liz: liz: 'a assoG. l:isS.i. isS APRIL Iis* ::isS.
southern white and yellow. sslee; western MIXED,
sPor s oss sses1y SSd SS:
90 western white 4s.Ss; do m,zed. xss17: Fennsyi.
rssms rrn1s to choice fenns sad Ssss.nd Ses
i6.Oi Provisions Quief and steady-os poEf. le -
is. Is Bull meats houlders and cAear pscsd
asSs. Han; isEsiSs. LS1~sssssd. iiK, Sassss Ssn -
iOxsr-fsssh. 10; lined i5sis. hssolssn 80 81
Arm = ssss 0oaSs 81 "a ess
nned qynse I1k. Whi.ky sl.aey: lisVp ;Iyk ~
9: "a ). Hs.a. v8d; n:s.ss..eCSSs5 ~ - 80
g. :S: ss;S; = :is s.:F ssiRss ss:sas:. ~.
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Nlr. Vanderbilt Buying Another Rail.


CHICAGO, Jan. l2-The Chicago Tribune says:
Mr.. Vanderbilt, tired OF paying the Illinois Gem
trail Railway Co a heavy rental for the use OF ite
tracks into the city by the Michigan Central. and
desiring, also, free entrance for his new acQuis-
ton, the "NicKel-Plate," Is contemplating the
purchase OF the IlliDois Central, and In fact has
been quietly buying its STOCK evidehtly expecting
to get the aid OF the Holland stockholders OF thar
road.
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GREAT SACRIFICE IN CLOTHING,
THE M1sflT Fl STORE,
CoRNER TENTH AND F STREETS
sa s szs dsns
At$s 90. worth $1,000.
800, worth IL. 90.
300. worth 1900.
1000. worth 1900.
1900 worth 2O.OO
1900, worth $500.
1900. worth $500.
1s:SS. 1sS 90. worth worth g $s.SS &C.
1890. worth $500.
rnl Se @ ysrta as4 s4S s2 worth s4S
500 worth $500.
400 worth TOO
&c. worth 500
$50, worth 1000.
500 worth II 90.
$50. worth 100.
100 worth 1900.
7.50 worth 14.0O.
300. worth l70O
o,,r,,o,,, 10 co. worth I8, 90.
so worth S6 S. worth S. S. worth So g. worth si
The assortment Of sizes in suits and Overcoats for
d. viii splendid bargains Is they must Be sold
'0 ., SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS.
sls; si2 weSis go; Mi-wocl Black Dissonal. sl5.
sf1 Sa 5sff sF}f s1 Dress sSfr
s5ss. $Sss SfS.s
ODD faSs % It aaS Gsss!s ss r. eis s. and g.
Satisfaction guaranteed to all purchasers.
oUR MoTTo No trouble to show goods.
| THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS. Jas
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coLDEsT IN Virginia SINCE 1880.


PETERSBURG. Va, Jan. l2.-The weather this
morning was the coldest experienced here since
1850. The thermometer registered degrees above
zero. The ground is covered with snow. The
broken up. 1t is feared that much game in the
woods and fields adjacent 10 the city has been fro
zen to death.
80 BELOW ZERO
BOSTON, Jan. 12.-Reports from various points In
New Hampshire and Vermont state that the mer-
curry this morning ranged from 20 TO 80 degrees
below zero the latter n ure AT Barre, VI
General AOreixn News by Cable.
THE EMPEROR WILLIAM INCREASES HIS RELIEF FUND
FOR FLOOD sUFFERERA
LONDON, Jan. IA Berlin dispatch to the Times
says: The Emperor William at his own instance
has Increased the contribution from the Imperial
from 100000 TO 600, 600 marks. The Emperor said
In making the increase that it was 1ntolerable TO
him to think OF the hundreds suffering from cold
and hunger while he was sitting In q warm room.
Cologne is now free from water.
THE FLOOD IN HUNGARY.
The PeSther LlOyds says that twelve German
square miles OF territory are submerged at Raab.
Hungary.
DEAD BODIES IN A BOAT.
PARIS, Jan. IA boat has been found on the
harbOr OF Cette containing the dead bodies OF four
persons be longing TO a French coasting steamer,
which Is believed 10 have founderei In a storm.
There were twenty-five persons on board OF the
steamer.
REMOVAL OF GAMBETTA's REMAINS TO NICE
The remains OF Gambetta were removed at 6:lS
O'Clock this morning from Pere La Chaise ceme-
terry. There were very few persons present, and
no demonstration was made special train with
the remains started for Nice at O'Clock this
accompanied the remains which Will reach Nice
early tomorrow.
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ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 12-James Shanahan hAI
been nominated by Gov Cleveland as superintend.
ent OF public works, to succeed Sllas B. butcher,
whose term has expired.
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The Michigan SematOrshtp.
NOMINATION OF BYRON a. STOUT By THE UNION

CAUCUS.
DETROIT, MICH. Jan. 12-The union members OF
the legislature held a caucus last evening, and,
after adopting the three-quarters rule, ballotted
Tor a candidate for United States Senator. On the
seventh ballot Byron q. Stout, OF Pontiac, was
by IL votes cut or 49,
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An Earthquake in the West.

| CHICAGO, Jan. 12-Dispatches from the southern
part OF the state say that an earthquake was gem
orally felt all over that section yesterday morn.
ing. Il extended into Kentucky.
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Ley SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF d. c.,
No 902 PA. AVE- N. w.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 80. 1892
The annual meeting Of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. of the District of Columbia will be held on
the bird Monday OF January 1885, the 18th proximo,
at Odd Fellows. Hall, 7th street, be ween d and
stree Is northwest. commencing at o'clock am.
By the charter of the Company the election Of seven
managers to constitute board to conduct the affairs of
the Company is required to be held at the above
meeting.
BY the SIXTH article of the bylaws Of the Company. it
the first business in order shall be the the appointment
OF chairman who shall conduct the meeting and cleo
ton in accordance with tine incorporation be-
tween the hours If O'Clock a. IN. and d. M"
All Policy holders requested punctualy to attend
Amount of premium notes held by the
company. 81, 347 sss 90
amount OF cash on hand. 2.67O. 25
Cash received on renewals for 1883 $500. II
Secur1ues 126, 043. SO
Real estate $4,000. 90
Office furniture and fixtures (approxi-
mate valued ..:,.........;;,....:.:". 500. 90
and paid. ..;...............:...:.. $3.50. IS
and unpaid. Observation-Disclosures. 1850
By order of the Board of Managers Of the Mutua
Fire Insurance Company.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., SAC ,104s5; customs, s3e9. .595. 42
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" Delaware tn cyde G ste eamer am viii vii not leave PHI
ais'pA '0' 'Ssi2n g. f. goa@soN 5S5i5s CO.. Agents
w% THO THOUGH yoTR sISs BE As SCARLET.
T0NIoHI. Al cordially invited. it.
81 TNhfEp 2SDNk TIE goLoES g l no,i
next meeting MONDAY, Jan,ary i5. 1883, at O'CLOCK
Pm. in McCsuley's Hal. 2OS Pennsylvania south
business Of intere.t to e1ci member.
,..a ia. 4; RRogsoS, Rs!ess y, Mr.. M;n;,
% rn nWasHINeT9NS; 4I D g; 5ANgAEYs 3 8 1883: ):
aaas s id 1 g.
,n.s. TSHfSSH NfHS5kh SAKs aSss.
hsd on selecting
. as W s a
Ct his office. 1920 New York avenue every day. from
s f:s"nS to frd s. T ksffEs by
~ SFE1cE E,S, 81 II TIE e, MHTgAt RE INsgR-
To the Policy Holders of the Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
The President desires prevent the possibility of any
g@msos ,ndsyeRressnaSns Of hs trge status Of the
h calls he to e q
statement taken from the data already prepared tor
ally given at the annual meetings:
@ of in force to end ,o7 or,
Amount premium notes published in Co. .-'' 00''00
sThis and al ppevions statements nciued f ae De
q unsettled notes policies
A% u
Makes total premium notes for 1882. l. 465 800 90
Deduct amount M @ Of reductions and with
Leaves amount Of premium notes ut end o. TOO ~
Deduct ytat ment Of 1857 $40 20 %
Makes net increase in business for 1882
Of ........................ 43, $685. 90
Not loes Of nearly 800 000 stated in The star Of
Deduct from the premium notes for 1882 81 AL 1856 90
Ine amount OF premium notes not in
Which are unsettled leaves the statement 0' ''''0o
oS iss Of the
President nu;n. SEsSE SIs b tnsnrLscs WILSON H.
s-The question of settlement for lapsed policies
Sepeon & 6y tine their
best for the protection Of those In interest. j5-8t
ff EGEssE hSlRfH5 3E THf 1
oyer 5OO policy holders, representing some thousands
sf in the stability Of the Company ' under
Believing hat s BOARD has solved the prob
desire change the Board Of Manager, and pre-
sent the same gent with their consent f2r
street. and insure them your enthusiastic support.
For MANAGERS:
JESSE B. WILSON.
JOHN VAN E1SWICK.
MATTHEW G. EMERY.
JAMES w. BARKER.
f. KIIRTZ JOHNSON.
GEORGE L. DEARING.
Ja3-lOt SAMUEL H. WALKER.
rgo ATTENTION. PoLIcYKoLDERs
MUTUAL FIRE 1NsUKaNcE 81 lnH COMPANY, DC.
December 80, 1881.-Amount of premium
notes held by the company 367 $40 90
December 81, 18S2.-Amount of premium
notes held by the company .......... l. SAT- 363 90
Showing actual loss within one year
OF nearly $40 600. 90
Sufficient of itself to require change in the manage
ment ana the following named Itemen rlace
IN nomination by representing at least
onehaf OF the total insurance placed in the company
For MANAGERS FOR 1853.
WILLIAM f. CLARK.
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@yo SAATL s. SHEDD,
VIZ 400 9TH STREET NORTHwEsr.
PORTABLE GAS STANDS.
GLRMAN STUDENT AND LIBRARY LAMPS
FINE GAS FIXTURES.
-. DECORATED SHADES. GLOBES. &C.,
Tn Groa Vo
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}. Fox. GEO. w. BRowl
JAS. E. FITCH RoBT G. Fox. GEO. w. BROWN
rR FITCH. FOX l. BROWN.
EsTABLsHRD 1866.
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS.
OFF1cE-1437 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Opposite q. 8. Treasury.)

An properties placed In hands for sale are inserted
without charge In Real Estste Advertiser (frst
issued in 1862
Special attention given to the management Of estates
and OF properties belonging to residents Also to
the renting OF Houses and collection Of Rents at mod
crate rates. and without charge for PAYING taxes
mlftng rents and attending to REPAIRS to which per-
sonal attention is given.
houses always on hand for rent, ranging from $ to
per month. and faithful attention given to the dis
posa by lease SALE Of the smallest property placed
In our hands.
Loans on real estate security made with care, and
annual interest collected and RENTED without
charge. d16Im
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ARMY ORDERs.-Leave from November 20th, 1882,
to April 18th, 1888, is granted First Lieut. Charles
r. Hargous, 5th infantry. Leave of Second Lieut..
one month.
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fR MISS ALICE CAIN (FOR MANY YEARS
WITH e. g. DAVIS. ESQ.,
respectfully advises her friends that she can Be found
the Dry Goods House Of Samuel Ker. $50 7th street
nortnxest where she win Be pleased to furnsh them
Win reliable goods at lowest prices. d2l
1P DIR. GEO. 8. KING.
necelt1y returned 10 the city.
A.. A.. HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
eAs-zec Go. 11l9 etxso3 nogthwek
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HOTELS, &c.

CuAEK HOUSE. A BURY PARK. NEW JERSEY.
~ Is in readiness for guests ct reduced rates until
june 1883. 1t is heated by furnace has gas in every
room; excel ent board; cheerful surroundings and
hCme comforts very desirable place for families.
o26-3m
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Delaware tn Clyde steamer will not leave Phil
adelphia for ashington tomorrow.
1t j. H. JOHNSON Il CO., Agents.
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BOARDS OF ENGINEER OFFICERS are constituted as
follows to meet in New York city and in San
Francisco California, respectively, for the exami-
nation OF certain officers OF the corps of engineers
with view to their promotion, when legally en-
New New York city-coi. E John Newton, Lieut.. Col.
Henry L. Abbott, Lieut.. Col. Cyrus B. Comstock,
for the examination OF First Lieut.. Eric Bergland
and First Lieut.. FrsI cs v. Greene. Detail for the
board to meet in San Francisco, California-CoL
Charles s. Stewart Lieut.. Col. George H. Mendell,
Capt. Albert II. PaysOn, for the examination OF
First Lieut. Philip NJ. Price
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1883-01-10

CONNECTIONS.
At Palatka with all fast River steamers for
all points in South Florida, st. Augustine,
Green Cove Springs, Jacksonville, and all
points East, West, and North.
At Waits Crossing with Peninsula Railroad
for Waldo.
At Perry Junction with Ocala Division for
Micanopy, Orange Lake, Ocala and intennedi-
ate points.
At Gainesville with Transit Railroad for
Cedar Key, Pensacola and New Orleans.
AT Ocala with peninsula Halfway for all IN
and Charlotte Harbof and hacks for Silver
Springs.
Passengers leaving Ocala at a. M, Gaines
vile at 10 Is a, M, arrive at Jacksonville at 3
p. M, connecting with Waycross train which
leaves at 6p.m
Tourists and Sportsmen Tickets at greatly
reduced raues on sale.
II. S. MING, S. II. BASS,
Gen. supt Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt
"a
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Hope for Drunkards

My husband had drunken habits he
could not overcome until Parker's Gin
ger Tonic took away his thirst for slim
ulants, restored his energy of mind and
gave him strength to attend to business.
:. CincinI a il Lady.