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That Forged Draft.
Ths story as Told by the Genuine Dunbar
Hunt.

The following is taken from a
Warm Spring, Va, letter to tbs
Baltimore Sun:
"Mr, Dunbar Hunt is the gentle
man whose name was recently
forged in the West to a draft Tor
$1,000 on the firm with which he
is connected in New Orleans. The
rogue had actually obtainek the
money, when the cashier OF the
bank was informed of his doubtful
character and forced him to give
it up. The swindler is still at
large, and police circulars are scat
tered all over the country for the
arrest of Dunbar Hunt. Mr.. Bish-
op, cashier of the Warm Springs
Hotel, jokingly drew one OF the
circulars on Mr.. Hunt as soon as
he had clapped his name on the
register.
The story of the svindle is o
most interesting chapter of crime.
Mr.. Hunt was in Boston. The
firm in New Orleans knew he was
there, but they received a dispatch
ostensibly from him on business
transaction from Cincinnati. An
answer was sent. In reply te
that came telegram signed Dun
bar Hunt, asking for a remittance
of $4,000. The remittance wal
sent. Then the firm learned D.
mail that Mr.. Hunt had not gon'
! to Cincinnati as they had suppos
ed. and that a sharper had victim
9 lied them. OF course the tele
!. graph was set to work, but it wa
q not effective. The sharper negt
tiated the draft after series {
:. adventures, and was washing HI
# face when the cashier made hi
d disgorge. These are the outline
q of the story, and it has a lesson
"a It for bankers and commerci
,e men.n
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nails not being understood, which I
was brought about particularly by .
the investigation last summer into
the Scioto-Lomas collision. The
two rules are given below:
Rule |. When steamers are ap-
preaching each other from oppo-
site directions, the signals for
passing shall be one blast of the
steam whistle to pass to the right,
and two blasts of the steam whis-
tie to pass to the Jeff. The pilot
on the ascending steamer shall be
the first to indicate the side on
which he desires to pass; but II
the pilot on the descending steam
or shall deem it dangerous to take
the side indicated by the pilot OF
the ascending steamer, he shall at
once indicate with his steam whls'
tie the side on which he desires to
pass, and the pilot on the ascend
ing steamer shall govern himself
accordingly, the descending steam
er being deemed to have the right
of way. But inn case shall pilots
on steamers attempt to pass each
other until there has been thor
ough understanding as to the side
each steamer shall take. The sig
nails for passing must be made, an
swered and understood before thu
steamers have arrived at a dis
, tance of 800 yards of each other.
Rule .. If from any cause tn
/, signals for passing are not mad
a at the proper time, as provided i
: rule one, should the signals b
n given and not properly undcl
! stood, from any cause whatevel
= and either boat become imperile
!. thereby, the pilot on either steam
4 er may be the first to sound til
. alarm or danger signal, which sha
> consist of three or more sho
n blasts of the steam whistle in quic
II succession. Whenever the dang
~ signal is given, the engines of bo
steamers must be stopped al
h. backed until their headway h
bt been fully checked; nor shall :
te engines Of either steamer be aga
Oh started ahead until the steame
#. can safely pass each other.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1883-08-11

It is a fact that the Gould man
agement OF the great telegraph
monopoly has scrimped the wages
of its employees. 1t bends its en-
ergies to securing the confirma-
ton In the courts of the validity
of millions of stock on which not
a dollar was ever paid In, rather
than to tho liberal treatment OF
employees who render value re-
ceiyed every hour. For this rea-
son, and many others, the sympa-
! thr ora'f t'asses q pccr'e y with
| the strikers
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name with it so pOintedly. | did
not write it , l did not prompt It.
| did not know that it was to be
published. | did not even see It
entire until you brought it here.
But now that it is published, | will
say that parts Ofit-the more i'm
portant parts-are true. There
are other parts nOtOriously I'M
true.n
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1883-08-11
Knocked senssless while Using the Tslsphon'

sbecial to Chattanooga Times
Selma, Aug. Ia loud thunder
clap startled this city about noon'
when a passing cloud dropped a
slight shower of rain, and just al
that moment Mr.. l.. c. Harrlon, OIL
the we'll known firm of Ward &
Harrion, was using the telephone
through which he received an cleo
tric shock that knocked him sense
less to the floor, and came near
killing him. Buckets of ice water
were thrown over his head ana
chest, and other restoratives were
promptly used, but for several
hours he was unable to speak OF
move. At present he is able to
walk about.
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H,ScERY COURT.

|. eounty-Begins on the LIST
APRIL and October, and may
judicial days.
C.on eounty-Begins on the "a
F,nril and October, and may
4 judicial days.
Iounty-Begins on the LIST Mon
and November, and may con-
|dleial days.
4 Begins on the 81
| NAY and November, and may
d judicial days.
r. county--Begins ON the lst
mne and December, and may
! judicial days.
county-Begins on the 2hu
! lime and December, anu hn"y
J judicial days.
meetings are held by the
Supervisors as follows; Bien-
| Monday OF January to elect
smmissioners. Annually first
! uarch, to receive Tax-Collec'
N Of delinquent and insolvenf
of August to receive ane
| the Assessment Roll; lst mon
Iptelnber to levy taxes; and oi
N next preceding each term o
burt.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1883-08-11

Two Chicago girls tested their
ability to hold their breath. One
could not begin breathing again
when she wished to, and was with
difficulty resuscitated.
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REGULAR morning ser, lee At II a. m .Evenng
seryicr, o. M eySfy sunday tHmnnhnn
Gr.t .uniav in each m-nih b. Il Ramsey.
Rector Sihbath-srhpol at9 u q m j, VI.
Moore superintendent
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Preaching Al II 4 M and : y m every sunday
Communion Isl sunday In February Mry, Au-
s,ist and November rrayer-meeing every
Wehnr.day night. ; Archer Pastor. Sunday
school at % sam, Brown sup.
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AnvERTIsINa RATES.

Transient Advertising. One Square
One Insertion ..-.- ------ ei-.N
Each subsequent Insertion. .----- -
Fees for Legal notices, which are IN
cluded underth this head. due ON or before
last publication. Noproof furnished un-
til paid for.
" Locals" five lines or less. this type,
~ cents for first, - cents each snbse-
quent insertion.
Personal articles or notices charged Tor
according to their nature
Customers will please give explicit DR.
recti0ns, Of length Of time for publication
OF adl lertisements.
Regular advertising. one square, > ms
s. Bms. Sl2. year so.
Larger advertisements, quarterly, nan
yearly. and yearly,
tharal Rwrpg
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1883-08-11

IN 40 A week made at home by the indus
" ~ fripts Best business now befure the
M /fpublic Capital not needed Wewili
Wv - start YOU Men. women. h0ys an'l
girls wante,i everywhere to work iof
us Now l. the time You can work ~ spare
time only or yive YOUR whole time TO the business
10 other business will pay you nearly a. well
80 one ran fail TO make enormous pay ~ sn-
vauias Al once Costly Outht aud terms free
Neuey made fast. easily. and houorably. Aa'
dress TRrk 4 Co. Augusta. Maine.
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jewish Synagogue

Services Friday evenings at IS aud saturday
mornings Al ln',. J. Bogen, Rabbi.
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Dorsey In a Rage.

Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.l
Chicago, July 27.-The Chicago
Herald says on being shown the
broadside in the New York Sun
Mr.. Dorsey said:
"In printing a long article and
in his editorial columns saddling
the responsibility on me, Mr.. Dana
has done me a great wrong.
suppose il is the work OF Brigham,
who is at the head of the Suns
Washington bureau, but can tell
You did not prompt q line, die
tate a line, or know anything until
now about the publication OF such
an article. | am astonished and
gr.eved that Mr.. Dana should con
meet my name with such a state
ment. He should not have done
it. lie ought not to have fathered
such thing upon me when ne
knew that if | was coming out III
print / would have something more
to say than that. That goes ovel
the surface like a milk skinner
The Herald correspondent mex
read an editorial article from thu
New York Times of July IL, vitu
peratively attacking Dorsey. Tit
latter's face flushed, his franz
shook. and it was evident that h
was wrestling with anger. An
/. so you say,' he asked in a voic
trembling with passion, that tha
appeared in the New York Times
ut did"
{ "Well, then, / can tell you !
f two words what is the matter wit
George Jones. By God! the
8 don't call me thief without m
}. striking back, the dirty dogs
n He then went on to tell that
s 1880 the Republican National CoI
4 mittee, in accordance with Il
q preference of 80 per cent. OF II
local committees throughout u
n country. arranged for 100000 co
70 les of the Weekly Tribune, at
Iv cost of $44. 900; that George Jon
II pleaded and begged of Chairm
10 Jewell to divide the patronage u
to that he. Dorsey, refused, becau
q the local committees were neal
=. unanimous in their choice of t
in Tribune, and that Jones had nev
,e. since forgiven him.
nd 81 don't care d-n whether
I'M has or not" said Dorsey, "a
only mention it to show that at
all, and in spite of all bis high
ITO lutin notions, his horror of Dor
is based upon the emptitude OF
cash box, which at all exasperat
!. time Dorsey helped to Great
" Dorsey said much more in a 81
,.' :, lar strain, which will be follow
=, up.
ers A Chicago paper having sci
the correspondent to the ranch OF
in Dorsey, at Chicot Springs, ]
red Mexico, the following is given
ing his interview with the ex-Sena
nge After some preliminary talk,
tis- a glance over the New York 81
lies article, which Mr.. Dorsey I
cry saw for the first time, he said;
mt aNow, let me see about
are sun article again. Istill think
as. Dana has done me gross inlus
hir. in publishing il anu connecting
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OFFICE RULES
sunscRIPTIoN TERMs.

one year, in advance, = 20
when not paid a. aboyf, or within one
month from expiration of time paid for
81 UH.
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Prsarhinv at n q m. and ! p m every sun
dav. l'riyrr-meetlng every "Wednesday night.
sunday school. 9.5a. J W lonnoil, Pastor
W Il Tigs, suh
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ciIuRcu DIRECTORY.


Nigh Mas. at 10 o'elock =. NJ. aud Ne-psr- :,
IN M nrst sni third sunfisy- Caisehtsin
every Sundlynt9a IA h Bohmsrt Pastor
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EvILLETIN[ES.
kY, AUGUST Il. 1885,
avs. 4rH DISTRICT.
RoUIT COURT.

sRcUIT COURT.
..ouu,y-Begins on the lst
! I..rch and October, and may
|nsieial days
',.,,rtv-Begins on the md
- and october, and may
days -.
|E,nntv-Begins on the 18th
March and October and may
! judicial days.
| eOuuty-Begins on the 2nd
4 tbe 18th Monday Of March
|, and may continue . Ju-
|eOunty-Begins on the Sra
f. ,hs 4th Monday Of march
/ and NAV continue 6 judicial
| ,ounty-Begins on the 4th
T. the 4th Monday Of march
ao,tinfla6 & ilrlieial
bon eOunty-Begins on the
after the 4th Monday o.
foetober, and may continue 81
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Orders from transient customers. vel
bal or written. for job work. advertising,
or subscription, must be accompanied ~
the cash. Accounts OF regular enste-
mers due and presented the lst OF eat
month.
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su,reme Court

Supreme Court
] Of Supreme Court-Com.
IN the lst Mondays of April
|ober.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.

MEMBERS or LEGISLATURE.
Stone, Peter Mitchell
ErSAroR FnoN 2grr DISTRICT.
II. Jeffords-
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ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.

yearly, and yearly,
Contracted for at Liberal Rates.
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TOWN OFFICIALS.
Mississippi Lsvss Commissioners.

Jar meetings second Mondays
Of January and July.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-04
Map of Leon County.

We have received a copy of the new map OF
the county made by Messrs. LeRoy d. Ball and
John Bradford. 1t is drawn on a large scale
and handsomely printed, and is valuable to all
interested, as every piece of property Of which
the description could be ascertained in time fol
insertion is located with the name Of the owner
Colonel Bradford, whose information as to the
county has been obtained bya third of century
of practical experience as surveyor, desires us
TO say that any purchaser OF map whose prop
erty is not located thereon can have it done by
giving the number or description. The map is
sold at - per copy mounted, or 81 so in sheet
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-04
A Step i'm the Right Direction.

Last Thursday there arrived at Tallahassee
thirty-six head of cattle from New Hampshire
They were imported by Colonel John Bradford
and others, and were taken out to the Colonels
place at Bradfordville. The lot consists of two
thoroughbred males, five cows and twenty nine
heifers, many Of the latter under two years old.
They are Jerseys and Ayershires - high
grades and thorougbreds. They are intended
for stock-raising purposes, and their owners
have made wise investment and ret an exam
pie that many Leon county stOckmen and farm
ers would do well TO follow
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Communicated t. the FLoRIDIAN.1
John =. TmnAm.

In passing through lie there are persons to
whom We are attracted by their good qualities.
In some cases the good qualities referred TO NAV
not be 50 conspicuous that casual Observers
would be attracted by them, but it would only
be the closer observer who would detect them.
Rich gold mines are not upon the surface of
the ground. In the deepest part of the sea, so
far down that no human eye can see them, are
no doubt treasures which would enrich ROYALTY
itself, and so in human character. Higher
Power which fashions that character has so Ar
ranged matters that it is not always possible at
the first glance to detect the noblest and hest
qualities.
10 prove the proposition just submitted have
not far to go. Every man knows that in the
course OF his own life he has met persons whose
characters prove the proposition. Take any city,
Tallahassee for instance, and have we not exam
pies of the case in point
1t has not yet been week since the grave
was closed over the remains of y man such as
speak Of He passed through life quietly, doing
good continually. Many persons knew him,
though but few knew him so we'll as to realize
the true nobility of his nature
Tennyson in one of his beautiful poems saws
HOVER 1t be 1t seems to me-
'Tis only noble to be good"
Judged by this standard, John Tuten was
truly noble man. 1t has been said of another
Love, Honor, Truth. shall guard the spot,
Where sleeps his dust"
And SO with this man.
He died young. He had not in fact reached
the highest point upon lte's highway. The
shadows were still falling toward the West"
when he was called it is to be hoped,
From this worlds SIM and pain and care
To fade cess scenes divney fair"
A FRIEND
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-04
Midland Florida Wants NiIch
Cows.

Messrs II. F. Dent and A. j. Morris, of Grove
Park, Alachua county, have been in this section
for several days. The object of their visit is
10 purchase mich cows, but we do not know
that they have succeeded. During the past few
months East and South Floridians have taken a
number Of fine mich cows from Leon county,
but our stockmen have wisely concluded that for
the present at least they would rather purchase
than sell. Their true course 10 ultimate success
as stock-raiseTs is 10 increase their herds of
grades adding some thoroughbreds. The nativ c
ranges, and the adaptability of our soil to the
production of various grasses and forage crops
places Middle Florida in the front rank as a
stock growing country. Increase your herds, i'm
prove your stock and few years hence you will
be able to supply not only the home demand but
your fellow citizens in other sections Thus will
stock-ralsng become a permanent and proita-
BILE industry of our highly favored region.
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AGENTS FoK THE rr.omIDIAN.

The following gentlemen Authorized AtA'ls lpi
The FLoRDIAS. and Viii receipt 81 az -ins pal them
DIR J NJ Carn. CcntTrve l. + Ni'a!ri. Au-ciry liH'
j q Bradley, lam0nia + 100 -" nantiinh
Ii Walker, Cfaw ford, lille l;-.sAi 'B"nbts Ferry.
4 L Allison, Quincy. " hA',-. f'Icri! owe
Frank Philips. Marianna. W y >ii.e urlahdo.
Sheppard, Milton II + }mn Lake Bniter
II W McItory Loyds " + tIr-. sterling,
ThOs Simmons. Monticello " Mlinnr. ..Ir kry est
Witherspoon. Madison. j j. Ii5acrAell, B,Ifi'Ir.
Rev NJ Caldwell Jasper. II Il trare t,l1c,Nilo
J Barco, Bronson. .no q ~'csu. Frerp0il
b Hodges Santa Fee J { Epa-.M n,thi".-fnn.
A McAlpin, New Troy. ID Isaac G.aft. lamps
; " Crichlow st Augustine. NJ / f~.brs. .nli.o:I.
l. Campbell. Argyle. John 4 Lsy. jacksonville.
u & Mcleod Eucire;nna
General W. II. Sebril. uf Et.s IL. t.tIr:a State
agent and Travelling Correspondent.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-04
Surgical Operation az lhe gJniver.
wRtV.

Our esteemed citizen, Rev. DR.. A. c. McCan:s,
of the Baptist Church, was the first person to
appear q; the Surgical clinics Of Florida Uni
versity for treatment The Doctor had on his
head an encysted tumOr of twenty-five years
standing and as large as q hen-egg. He attended
the surgical clinics last Wednesday afternoon,
for the purpose of having the tumor removed.
Professor Greene performed the operation in a
little while and without any trouble. DR.. Nc
Cants walked home, and has been and is now
getting along finely.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-04
Ghrln flnans IL Here.

And Rawls has opened up an immense stock of
the handsomest Holiday Goods, Novelties, Toys,
etc, ever shown in Tallahassee. To-day is his
opening day, but on account Of the large amount
of goods he has not been able TO get them all
open to-day. We advise parents to call early
while the stock is complete, so that they can Sc
lect just what they want, aud avoid the rush
which always sets in later. 80
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COTTON MARK ttT.

And INTO HE waters OF Letl.r .islsstt.
DID We MOI rchears' i.
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when Won wan, nice. ,,r,rr,i,., y,
-"prile of Leon Flowe, n.,w takes ,ll, lead
only 10 be had a, Coles X Beard 81
Preceded sluils are III ,leinam,l ."r long
cloaks. long domau, and vi,itc>
Rev. DR.. Stone, OF Kentucky o.ic.trd Il,
the Baptist Church last Sunday
Nuts, Candies, and Il NICE sine OF Holiday
Goods, al Geo W. SaXon.N Co.'S -
Every medicine alvcri,..., IN I'm. n,ner
Will I've tound nt Ra,,l>' Druo Si,se l3.,t
-Rr1e. and hr,,,-m.il.' ,,,,. ,,.> L.>,. .lcevc.:
Inn, are drawn mn aver ij,,. Iii; ..a,v,.s
The sa,chcl mum OF plush OF: fur is popuhr
for misses in then Teens .,,,,l s,.h,,5l oir:s
-Buckwhcat, Graham Floul. cracked Wheat
and Dat Meal. at f II. Kau,lu,rL < COS IA
Rrm,.mhpr vm, c,n Inv, u.n's, n,,,ts to,
;5c u pan and upwards a, Y A. LEWIS IS
i can >,ll you !. childs or bog ; >uit for from
10 mn n,.a,. II, ,h,. l.,,.., s,,l.. y TrYx
Are YOU aware Oh The fac, vou can ge. q
GOOD everyday suit for 81 al Y. i. Lewis ri
For dancinn ,h. slo,i slir, - ,L ri, H., ,o,.o
hut dowagers wearing trained .lr.s,,., IT bah.
You may yo whcr. Won viii look wh.re
,..,.;,,
Some, o, ,nr vc,,e;,i,l o,,.w%f, ,r,. u,atinr
,h.;r s...1 ,,,.,o... f,,.,, ,,r;'. .iu.,, Is,An5
r,'.I rD'''''. ''.' ,'., ''t',
Can and conv,nr,. your,cvr. "a Stern, 4 CO.'S
-Ei,ht th,,,s,pa ,loll,, ,,,.,th of t,l..htnr
,,., ,,,, ,...,II. ,v
-rbildrcf's c'o.,ks If d,rl v4lvr, and x,sl
ara. f,sh;,,,li, ,,o,,,a ,;,, t:ol, ,,,.,. l,,.,,
skin
business suits, warranted ,Ilssool, formerly
sold al So, are now being oilree, e,t SIG II, y "A
LEWIS III
Skirts OF dnssc, si,nnid l.c jnarrow wien
there arc many flouuce, or ,npi rimposcd ,lra.
peies
A large stock Of Wool. 1i,l4.l and Cotian
Jeans al p per ocnr. less ,lr.f elscw Lcre.,i at
slern's. SO
w. r. Wilson sells Zeiplrr Brothers :&J..
brated Philadelphia Shoe Tor Ladies, Misses and
Children 9&
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-04

The 8apreme Coure Of she UniGed
states Sastains Another Decision
Of the Supreme Court Of Florida.
The Supreme Court of the United States last
week decided the case of Flash, Lewis i Co. vs.
Conn, sustaining the decision of our Supreme
Court in the same case, reported in 10th Florida
ReportA
E. A. Perry, for Plaintiff. r. L. Camp
bell for Defendant.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-04

Those who would have their heads manipula-
ted by an artist in his line have only to call at
the City Hotel Barber Shop and submit them
selves to the hands Of V. Z. Groom. You may be
sure of smooth shave by keen tool that
works on the principle saw wood and say
nothing" and hair cut that 'suits your style of
beauty" See Croom's advertisement
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-04
Ned Blankets! he'd Blankets!

The over production of fine blankets forced
the manufacturers in September last TO sell IN
the auction rooms in New York Il vast number
of blankets. w. r. Wilson has now in stock
large variety OF these blankets bought from the
auction sales, and is selling them as cheap can
he bought in the United States. 81
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-04
City Taxes.

The city tax book for the current year is COM
pleted, and | am prepared to receive the taxes
for 1888 For this purpose will beat the Mayors
office ON Wednesdays. Thursdays and Fridays
from 8 A. H. to l p NJ
JOHN A. PEARcE, City Tax Collector
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-04
Neuralgia

Is instantly relieved and cured by DR.. Jor,lan's
Joyous Julep. 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 If you suf-
fer Price so cents. For sale by M. Lively
and w. A. Rawls, druggists SLY