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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-19
TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.
THE PROBLEM OF CONSTITU
TIONAL REFORM.

The Convention BilI-The Trans -Penin-
sula CanaI-Lands and Immigration
Lack of Interest in the Fair-A Tenn
perate Legislature - Fright in Jack
sOnville-Odds and Endsr.
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 16.-After quite a pro-
tracted contest and somewhat sharp discus
sion, the ''short cut convention bin passed
the Senate yesterday by a vote of TWENTY-FIVE
to eight, all the Republicans and two of the
Democrats casting their votes against the
measure
There were two speeches made by Messrs.
Baker and Chandler in opposition, both quite
creditable to the speakers, which elected no
response from the Democrats.
The bill now goes to the Assembly. where its
discussion will probably occupy several davs,
as that body is more than double the Senate in
numbers and contains much larger number
of Republicans, a majority of whom will speak
on the subject. Its fate is quite doubtful in
the Assembly, and opinions vary considerably
as to the probability Of its passage. All an
ticipate long and tedious debate, with a full
display of the usual parliamentary tactics in
vogue to defeat or worry out an adversary.
The Democratic majority in the Assembly is
scarcely large enough to enable them to call
the previous question, so that the gag law can
not ehectually be enforced.
Even should the measure become law, it is
exceedingly doubtful if a cOnven-
tlOn Will be called at the election
in June next. 1t is quite evident
that the opposition throughout ''the Black
Belt" Will be nearly unanimous, and several
of these counties show the largest voting pOpu-
lation in the State. Gadsden, Leon, Jefferson,
Madison, Duval, Nassau, Alachua and Marion
will poll heavy majOrities against the cOnven-
ton. In my opinion the bill will be defeated
at the polls, and even If a convention is called,
and a constitution adopted, the ratification of
the instrument is exceedingly uncertain.
As l wrote you yesterday, the big ship canal
has not yet been commenced, nor is it likely to
be unless the original bill is very considerably
amended. As it now stands, the bill asks
everything and promises nothing in return,
and there will be strong guarantees required
of the incorpOrators before the bill obtains a
favorable hearing. The State will demand
that some work shall be done before the price
is paid in lands, and payment will continue to
be made only as the work progresses. 1t is a
big thing, that ship canal, but not big enough
to engulf this Legislature without close
scrutiny and very careful examination of its
merits and demerits.
The report of the Commissioner Of Lands
and immigration shows that since January,
1881, there have been patented to this State,
from the United States, 3S9,274 "a 100 acres,
making the total patents received 1881, ,739
acres; 2017 ,377 acres of this amount had been
disposed of up to January 1st, 1888, exclusive
of the DisstOn sale.
Here is a list of railroad companies to which
the swamp lands in alternate sections within
six miles of their respective roads have been
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-01-23

The Fifth Annual Fair Of the Middle Florida
Agricultural and Mechanical Association had to
contend with insuperable difIiculties of weather
last week, for the rain was almost continuous on
oil the appointed days, not only preventing gen.
eral attendance but greatly Diminishing the ex-
hibits, the almost impossible roads Of the sur.
rounding country rendering hauling difficult and
in some cases impossible. Nevertheless there
was fair show" as q whole, and iu the stock
department the exhibition was superior to that OF
any previous year. The attention latterly given
10 breeding is showing its results in improved
stock of the several kinds Premiums were
awarded for stock. but as the Fair stands post
poned to the Spring Fair we make no report, as
il could be but partial. Some admirable displays
OF needle work, Towering plants, &c, were in
the Women's Department, and the soil of Leon
County contributed some noticeable products in
the Agricultural Department
The condition of the track was such that there
was no chance to get their speed out of the
horses, and the races were accordingly postponed
to Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week,
when we hope for good weather, large attendance
and time made to "beat the records"
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HE Lecture TO.nfua,t

The object of this lecture is to render electric
NY more familiar TO all. AS most people think
that TO study electricity some very expensive ap-
para'us is required, they being unable to pro-
cure 'hem or have access TO them, aband on the
very idea of looking into if, and form for them
selves som" absurd notions about it. tits there.
lore intended to give some practical explana-
IONS on the subject, and prove by actual dem
onsfralion that in less than five mimi es apy one
even child, may, with the most familiar house.
hold implements, construct an eeccric machine
capable OF giving sparks from one to two inches
long, and with it., without any expense whatever,
perform some OF the most interesting experiments
in electricity.
This will bring electricity within the reach of
all, and he the source of much amusement and
scientific Inquiries; the young will be stimula-
tea 10 learn more about it, and thus from inuui.
mes into this very attractive science be induced
70 direct their minds towards others.
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Mrs. lSrundY Saws

That last week was FAIR week, but not fail
weather, by any means.
That our correspondent, "LePaire," sounds
the key note for the municipal campaign next
month.
That South Florida gentleman will lead one
of Talahassees favorite young ladies to the altar
when the "spring time comes"
That Tallahasseeans who went 10 see the Big
A saw Big Fraud.
That there was no balot-box manipulating OF
intimidation at the festival last week The Ben
edcts simply voted the young men.
That ii keel a handsome old widow, win
some middle Gagged widow, a pretty young widow
an exceedingly pleasant and agreeable married
lady and two charming young ladies =" busy
waiting on hungry editor at church festival
and when his hunger is appeased the festival
has the appearance of having had thirty min.
utes engagement with the hungry army"
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Rant enough Irish potatoes to last until you
can procure from the Northern States. MANY
are IN the habit Of planting only the early varie-
ues much better potatoes are obtained from the
ia'eF paintings, or from the later growing yarie-
t'es Select yonr potatoes where only small
crop Is 70 De planted and use only the eyes which
grow nearest the slem-they win NOT sprout %
quick. WIN make larger vines and be later IN ma.
'unng, but the crop win be larger and fner
lnan where all kinds and sizes OF seed sse nsed,
The eyes which grow on The small end q IL
potstoe sprout earliest, make more nun,srous
and smaller vines-the crop i eafl5sr "a a.
Potatoes nnsller L1H Clt Rspertv.
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--SHILOHS COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by US on guarantee. Sold by NJ.
Lively. leOw
FOR LAME BACK, Side or Chest use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster Price % cents Sold by
M Lively. [eow
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
Sold by NJ Lively. leow
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guaran-
tee it. Sold by NJ. Lively. Ieow
-SHILOHS VITALIZER is what you need
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite. Dizziness and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs
cents per bottle. Sold by n. Lively Ieow
--SLEEPLESE NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shilohs Cure Is the remedy
for you. Sold BY IL. Lively Ieow
WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint 6hiloh's Walker h gusran-
iced to cure you. Sold BIZ M- Lively. te0w
--CATARRH CURED. health and sweet
breath secured by Hhiloh's CafaTrh Remedy.
Psioe 80 cents Nasal Injector d.. Sold by
II Lively. feow
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Personal.

Prof. F. B. Noodle has located at Lake
City.
-Drs. Perry and Plummer, of Key West, are
in the city.
Hon. Walter Gwynn, of Jacksonville, was
at the Capital yesterday.
DR.. A. L. Randolph has returned from pro-
tracted visit to South Florida
Capt. W. G. Lewis and bride have returned
from bridal tour of two weeks
Mr.. Arthur Chaires, of Sanford, and Mr. W.
H. Hopkins, of Marion county, came up last week
to attend the Fair and spend a,ifew days with
their friends
Gen John B. Gordon, of Georgia. is stop
ping at the Leon. The object of his visit to
Tallahassee is to revive the charter of the Great
Southern Railway
Miss Fannie Johnston last Friday returned
from visit to Macon, Ca, accompanied by
Mrs. E. and Mr.. r. Salesberry, who are now
guests of Mrs. NJ D. Papy.
Mr. w. c. Grambng, who left Leon county
some years ago to settle in Mississippi, last eek
returned with his family, satisfied that there is
no place better than old Leon.
Gen Elias Earle, President of the Green
Cove Spring and Melrose Railroad, Superinten-
dent Vogelbach; Secretary and Treasurer Cano-
va aud Attorney r.. w. Davis, were in the city
last week in the interest of their road
Rev. N. NJ. Long, pastor of the Strangers
Presbyterian Church, Memphis, Tenn, accom-
panied by his wife, is stopping at the residence
OF W. r. Wilson, Esq. Mr.. Long preached at
the Presbyterian Church last Sunday evening.
He will spend few days in Tallahassee and
then visit South Florida
The following newspaper gentlemen visited
the Capitol during the past week Major G. r.
Fairbanks, ofthe Fernandina Mirror; MI Graves,
of the Union Capt. John Triplett, of the Thorn
asville Times; Mr.. J. Fl. Ancrum, of the Jasper
Times; Mr.. w. W. Keep and Capt C. E. L. AL
lison, of the Quincy Herald, Judge J. T. Mag
bee, of the Tampa Guardian Mr. D. NJ. Meal
pin, ofthe Live Oak Bulletin ); and Mr.. Joe Boyd
of the Dayton (Ohio) Journal; Col. w. W.
Moore, OF the Starke Telegraph and Mr.. J. F.
Tomkins, of the Cleveland (Ohio) Pgaindealer
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Instantaneous EshOfO~raDhv.

BABIES TAKEN IN THE TwINKLING OF AN EYE.
Curtis, The artist, is now prepared to make
specially OF babies photographs by the improved
instantaneous process. No matter how much
they move now they can be taken withou, any
trouble also have the new baby-charmer,
which makes he crying child laugh, and a
laughing child lo"k more pleasant. All parents
who desire TO have elegant pictures OF their little
ones should avail themselves of the present op-
portunliy Bring them in between the hours of
III and on fair day No more delay in re-
ceiving pictures 3O.tf
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A REMEDY FOR HER ONLY.

REMEDY FOR HER ONLY.
Cheaper than physicians bills, and 20 be used
by woman exclusively. It lie prepared for them
only, and is especially adapted 10 cases where
the womb IL disordered, and will cure all irreg
ulasities of the menses" or !" monthly courses,
whether acute or chronic, by restoring the dis
charge. This great boon is Dr. ]. Bradfeldi
Female Regulator, and known and recognized
as Wopan's Best Friend"
Prepared by DR.. j. Bradheld, Atlanta, Ca
Price: Trial size, rs cents; large size. $780,
For sale by al druggists. #
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Notice of incorporation.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEG
ID islature of the State of Florida entitled IAN
Act to provide General Law for the incorporation
of Railroads and Canals approved February 10Th,
that a company has been formed aud their articles
of association duly filed. under the name of the
" Green Cove Spring and Melrose Railroad Com
pany,' to be invested with all the lights, powers,
privileges and franchises conferred upon companies
formed under said act for the purpose of construct
ing, maintaining and operating railroad for public
use in the conveyance of persons and property
The line OF said road is to be about tbirtyiye miles
in length and is to be constructed from the town
of Green Cove Spring, in Clay county, thence west
wardly to the town of Melrose in Alachua county,
K. B. CANOVA,
A. F. VOGELBACH,
SHREVE ACKLEY,
ELIAS EARLE,
January %, 1SS3-3m Incorporators.
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GuYToN. GA Feb % 1891

OUI 1O1V, GA,
Mr.. W. H. BARRett, Augusta, Ga.
Sir am an old resident of Augusta, and there
fore take pleasure in saying to you that your II.
Fl. p. has greatly benefited me. have suffered
from Dyspepsia tor long while, and tried va
rious remedies. among them Simmons Liver
Regulator" but find your Liver Medicine suits
my case, and gives me more relief than anything
l have ever taken. Very respectfully,
MRS. NJ. +. SKINNER.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-01-23

w. K. Wilson is the only merchant in ITALIA
hassee who receives the Dixie pillow direct from
the manufacturer He has now a large stock on
hand. Also extra points, bars, wings, standards,
beams, handles, and all the bolts necessary for
the pillow. Also large stock of plantation hard
ware. Prices very low. 80
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Read what Gen. 6. II. (TiGe) AmdeI
SON SAYS.

SON Says.
Messrs. Hutc]ison d Bro Gentlemen-I have
been great sufferer from neuralgia-the attacks
lasting for days had tried every known remedy
without being relieved. In my last attack ]
tried your Neuralgine," and 10 short time
was perfectly cured. Ii Is q consolation to know
that / have at last remedy that controls this
painful disease, and can cheerfully recommend
il TO all who suffer as do.
q. T. ANDERSON,
Atlanta, April Is, 1879. Chief of Police.
HUTCHINSON & Bro, Projectors, Atlanta, Ga
Sold by all druggists. tit
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-01-23

1T is ON THE GULF OF MEXICO, mid
way between ST. Marks and Apalachicola, and
in the same latitude with ST. Augustine. 1t is
twen'y-one miles long, and embraces the highest
tract of land on the Gulf Coast, having at the
west end an altitude Of seventy feet above the
Gulf level. 1t is acknowledged to he the health
lest portion of Florida, both for summer and
winter residence. The soil is adapted to all semi
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-01-23

Will buy one pair Mems Handmade CATERS, from
the best manufacturers, at ID. Il. MEGINNIss' Jr
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Remove YOur Sfumna

BY blowing them out with the Etna Explo
sive Cartridge, to be had only of
~ B. A. MEGTNNIss.
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The Commissioners of Hamilton county
after discussing $3,239.29 last year, have a bal
ance of $54057 on hand
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Men, Women and Misses gossamer circulars
and coats, rubber leggins and SHOES in all styles,
at ID. b. MEGINNIss', in 40
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mETEOROLeGICAE.

Record Of Temperature at 7d1ahaksts, Ftorfd@,
far the past 1eoK.
Observations taken by W. \: RAwLs. pr ggst and
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CARRAREKH.E

tropical fruits and other productions Of tsi4 lati-
inde. The town of :
CARR A BELLE
is incorporated. Population between 501 AMI
600. Two large steam saw-mils in oPsrstioE
and the best harbOr on the Gulf. Distsnte by
land from Tallahassee is sixty miles. IheFc Is
no tract of land on the coast more attractkqe--
persons seeking locations for improvements and
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A. o. IL W.

CT- Garden City Lodge No. - 2. Z. W..
meets in the Masonic Hall oa the secsnd md fourts
Wednesday nights in each moD.A a. IN S'Tk 49,
W. NJ. AeINTQSH, il NJ. W.
W. -. BAKER, Recorder. f
ii :. ELLIOT. Financer.
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Mems Fine Hand Made

Boots and shoes, all tie lest makes, for sale at
very low prices, at [40l ID. b. MEGINNIss', Jr
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CITY Taxes.

Persons wishing to save cost should nav their
city taxes al once. HENRY DOUGLASS,
4o-2" City Tax Collector
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Rubber Goods. Eeuhher I,oo

OF 100 Celebrated Dixie Plows, will arrive to.
morrow morning. I4ol B. A. MEGrSN1ss.
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Ladies, Misses and (hiIdren's Shoes
All the best makes, in great variety, at
l4oI ID. b. MEGINNIss', Jr
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One Garland Of E,lour
six Dollars

Low down for cash, At Carpenter e. Heads [37
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hndng winter residences, should visit The Ia
land Five Thousand acres will be offered in lots
of five Ia twenty acres. on liberal terms TO par
ties who will improve the same. For town lots
and land, address,
{ o. FL. KELLEY,
CARRABELLE, FLA
Jan. 49, S3-tf
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fE- Regular meetings < AUcn, n ENcAMr-
xEsT No 2 held the second end fonte kn 'ay Ers
.;1 IN each month. their Lyige ROy1ts NJ O'Clock
All Pntrfarc In good standing are invite 80 tend
JOHa, MGDsnGAt1 c. P.
W. NJ MclxTosH. ST.. Scyit
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One CaT.HlOAI Of Elnmr

Low down for cash, AT Carpenter & Heads. +;
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n. q. o.. r.,

~ Regular meetings or IEoS 1S5EE No. o
.r held every Tsssday Epssisg Of thsit hos Room, a.
o'clock All Brothers in goo1 stsno.n hp ,hvte1 u
attend. - W A. 1'~NNs'' ~ W.
W. NJ MclxrosH, in, B. Az
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Hid Gloves. Scarfs and Neck .ases
just received al 40 d. b. MEGINN1ss', Jr.
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Cotton Statement

TALLAHAssEE. FLA, Jt,l q, 1882.
pRTCE-IOw MIpDLISSk
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1000 Bushels Rust Proof Oats
Second E.oI

For sale by B. A. Meginnss. SO
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Webster Wa.Or

For sale by B. y. Mcginniss. 3
, 1883-06-23

Curas CIancres. inst and s,.,pu degrees
Sores un the legs aud Body: Syphiliti
CaiarIh, diseased Scalp, and ali primary forin
Of the disease. Price, = per bottle.
II FicHAU's GOLDEN BNsAW No. >
Cures Tertiary. Nea-urial, Syphilitic Rheu-
uatism Pains in the Bones, liberated Throat,
Syphilitic Rash, Lumps, etc, and eradicates
al diseases from the system, whether caused
by bad treatment ~ abuse of mercury, leaving
the blood pur- and healthy. Price. 81 per
bOttei
IL RICHAU'S GoLpEE SPANISH ANTIDOTE
For the cure @: Gnn"TrhUa, Gleet, etc. Price,
3 30 l.er bottle.
II EICHAg's GOLDEN SPANISH INJECTION
\ wash fpr cure # elect, Structures, Diseases
nf the Ur.thra and Bladder, etc, Price, 81 80
Per bottle.
Ii EIcHAUs GOLDEN OINTMENT
For the effective healing Of Syphil;tic Sores
and erultionS. Price, Il per bnttle.
Also agents for I,r Eichan's Golden Pills,
for weakness, loss uf physical powers, and all
diseases arising from abus- and excess or over
work. frice. - per box.
Sent everywhere, c. .. D., securely packed,
I,er express
q. r. RICHARDS 4 GO, Agents,
;27 and 429 Sans.ne street, san Francisco,
California 6lv
, 1883-06-23
MILL CREEK
Flume and Manufacturing Go.
Railway Freight aria,

On freigh; shipped in les quantity than car
load lots and la excess Of 2lu pounds, 10 cent,
per 100 pounds.
On freight weighing 80 pounds, ~ less. =
cents
The company viii receive freight from avail
able intermediate points between stations, ly
special agreement only, at agreed on rates.
On application rates will he given Al! Vartlr-
Iesirous Of shipping wood, ra:l>. posts, etc
from any point cI the Hum- 10 Dudley.
For forwarding and Transferring freight o.
q. r. K y. Cos cars, at Naila Nalla, :.
cents per ton.
All freight IN carloads not promptly taken
charge Of, and freight remaining on platform
alter . O'Clock 7. NJ. on the day Of delivery.
will he stored at owners exI.nse AMI r:sll-
NJ. {. MOORE, President
f. +. BAKER Secretary seg uam
, 1883-06-23
.iaVea'S Fruit salt.

AMI '-,l roaus once more. II Is the woman :
.r~ui. Try H.; - per bottle, . inr s.. For
lIOrIiF, pNVTS & ca. Whalr..te Agents,
r,rIanI. ureson. II. T. HOLMES, Walla
{V,Il, n. T. iva dSw.
, 1883-06-23
PlssENCEe FARES:

Pstween WzIa Walla and n lTau,lsCr
lst class. Ssi 3d class 81
Eetw.en Wa,ia Na.ia aud Portland Sll o.
- .' The p.Iie, s. 80
, 1883-06-23

Hn. a' case ~ Su,a.ai ar Private uis
-.-e -.r.a :.s $40 Remedies sufficient %
.rIs s.. re- -..u pity sent with full directions
and aE-i.. .l receipt ~ $40 All lacEar.,
rrra.T covered irrlp ois-~yati n
O.. .- ai1ga-s DIT. l.ieh.s j Co., NJ. i1J
Gerry ST. cr<lar Mason, San Francisco ga
E..sra -n.r1a.N fHr Als- H .rre-t
, 1883-06-23

Trains Will leave Nalia Nalla GsllF AZ 10 l.
NJ for Milton and Rlu- Mountain Statlan-
, 1883-06-23
BETTER THAN GOLD.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALT.
Pleasant and Emcacious Remedy
II YCu SAVE fEgsEC YOURSELF

Hy u,er-ia!Ilg.ag- IN eating or drinking /;
have sick or lrr,ou, headache, dryness Of the
shin With .-yeri IA tendency, Righ, Swrats and
..eI',surSs. :y al means uSe
, 1883-06-23

PASSENGER TRAIN leave. WSlia Walla
for an points west al 5:e0 a. NJ. every
| except Sunday.
PASSENGER trains leave Albina, oppo-
site Portland, at I 90 A. n. daily lrNcept
srriavI arriving al NsllA Walls at s;:i' P. Il
, 1883-06-23
Passenger Department.
Freight RatS, Mssi hound.

From Walla WaIla g. Portland IN 10 Ton l1is
Flour and HaN seed, per loH Ns..--.- : Il
What uals and b,Iley ....-...-.-......-- a.
Wool II sack, dry hide, AMI Ie'js.-.--.- y
Gr-en hides, Islts and taiioW --.-.--..-..-. ~
Rates Oh mcrchaaLi,e h-tv e-u y all v all.
Ind Portland vary. according 10 classification
II ,Ii.-, lruIa 81 a. = Il T. t.-r lul i..Unt-.
4. u. rRFSyGTI'
Manager.
.fGEN MIX
SEpcrintruirnt Of Eraf;ic
, 1883-06-23
DR. LlEBIG sss ssa GtaIi a.aaei,es SEE sai.

CONTINUES 10 TREAf
- successf-liy Of noms1fia-
lily every form Ui special UT
-h.1-ic disease without u-r-
--rv ~ nau-e0us irUss. DIR.
i-r-.-s lrviguratur J. , psi
tive aHd permanent cure i1g
nina weakness. uery1Cs sDt
physical d-.ii-y. list man
arlt. vital exhaustion. and al
-ia terrible re-aits q ahrsei
nature. exc ye and yYuthfu.
fas-. Its ioet1- vii sgre-
s. ~ri.i~- ., a.i=it Sl,Og tsf
> case lLgt undertakes and
- c-sa The reaa1nthUg
-sl is Cairo: cured Of sem
iu.l Uelza=-- and the above
.:i-1s--- = nN us t. O cympliea-
t-.ucsErd fr,- 1,lrTa-a, which
--..s7-- o. zre-i.l remedy Hr.
L..li-'- ins.- =zt1f No. ,, j. q
-n- ale cura i8r P-l-.stD.Ta-a-
Er-e ~ elthe~ Iayirl.a.cr, :.
Peg au-,l-, ~ q bottles ipr 10.
~-l- o. auy atiGs-- securely
covered freu observation sem
iual weakness and irl-tstlrr-
irala vitality from the
, 1883-06-23
W. w 4 r. RRAStts.

Passengers for AiEswOrth, Cheney anc
Spokane Falls change cars al halluls june
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