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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-27

DO not be deceived. Insist on having the
genuine Browns Iron Bitters, made only BY the
Brown Chemical Co., and take nothing else.
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Gloves! Gloves {!

All the new shades in Silk and Isle to match
Dress Goods for sale by [4s] w. r. WILSON
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Desirable Property for Sale.
The splendid residence of Col. A. A. Fisher is
for sale II not disposed of at private sale by the
11th of April, will be sold at public auction.
1913 Apply to r. A SHINE.
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n. O. u. W.

- Garden City Lodge No A g =, Z 49,. = !,
- An - M.soaic Hall the secnNd sl1 F''&hH
GsS,..S.~ rirhfs In each month, Ct ~ s,eiorA .
--'@-s -s " NJ MCINTOSH, in. Nj ~
WN Barn Recorder. :. 3 $
n O. HxIOT FnGncter- -
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Ladies' Printed.BOrder Handker.
nRn

$50 Patterns of All Linen Printed-Border
Handkerchiefs for sale at W. r. Wilson's, at 25
cents each. The Largest Assortment of Hand
kerchiefs ever seen in Tallahassee as
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-27

R.osnd Of Temperature at Tallahassee D'''ete'
for the past tceek- a.
.,.....,,. ,.f.n Nv ". A. RAwLs, Druz..i4 sad
Pharmaciet.l
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-27
Flour: FIour!! Flour!!!

100 barrels cheap for cash, at
AZ CARPENTER Il HEADS
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~ R.rular meetings of AucItHA ESQ sf-
- ksd the second and fourth A@sacH ~
@ - - 1oufh at their Lodge Roora. a. Eo1f'
an 49, IN good standing are instssl e 3
~ McIxrosu. sR.. Serbs.
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Statement.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT

II cannot sing the old songs :.
she rAspingiy oid toot- :
While n an asthmal organ
Her fingers she did shoot.
Thank heaven growled the lsriels
With manifest adoo.
An pray they'll tx the new ones
just 20 you cannot too.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-27

r..sines OF LION Lop4E No. s.
- N.swfne, at their Lodge Roteai a
are 49,. - "a srosbsrs In good s.andiHg arg inxY 70
olcle1A- IA JULIUS BALI Ny-si..
-. $500 IN. RS. 1913,
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Apnrrnt Mnks, Mlschlnf

A parrot has been the means OF present
ing young lady who lives near Boston in
very peculiar light. This young lady sits
on the lower front piazza with her work or
book large part OF the time, but was out
Of the town for week, during which time
parrot had been hung in the upper piazza
little hard OF hearing. Resuming her old
seat on her return, she became very much
annoyed at the attention OF the passers by
especially the Young gentlemen, and is now
astohshed TO learn hat the parrot, hidden
from view, had been addressing yerybody
on the street with the tree and easy invita-.
ton, " Kiss me, Kiss me, kiss me quick W
given In perfect imitation OF the human
voice. Boston Journal
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. ]
The Denver Tribune fy..I' On "..- '''.'' '
as uu Who went 90 De..I- 81. "- Oh"
.tti teAil '''.t.- ..,
Nrfv twelve aunI.0l '11y ' lI
lreH 10 bed %. ST I.H.H ..
...r many, h9N.y,r ee.ut a., e.
HuusH.l reprints.
.,,.f-.r, u..r...n rr,cc fr.HHn. tHno.
r.r.,,, LID. ..r....r Il a.t.Hw tr-.
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.I ......f.-
I.--" ......... .-..r. .,.,u-'.
Blacks "llaI. . ~ ,...'..,r.
I"F'' '- e,.I r.. illustrated
+ nave ii...s ..., o ,brr Isreln.
/ .''.'v-s ~. ...iiss at.Haa .ln uc,r
/ .lI"o ..I..,.b5nu.. edition oil
! s'm '''
".A'h ,r,..-,...-.i,.
/ F,v authors b'V' p..h ...g - LA.
|gtaJr o5 large % p'.l.0' Oh HAN, .,,r,
goods a. Mlil'm Pug" .,, s,s f6
who loit personal efa'r OF L..
sum OF l-1 ovo lS "tNls,ed ,'i & r.,,,oin,is,
otSt Giles caWelIa., egu ',. ~, Nr,,
Is divided amon6 numerous ie''''''
friends.
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t'l'l Ending of ila shaving Hh1t s1mc
Aei- Can as Don. $50 W.l' 1873 uEntes.
r..t.... .,.....s.. .,....-...l
81 .t+ AaEiA5 aNf-.AgA ioesantA'.. la
tTgs. Ga.m.f Occurrence. .aro,caD1r
.r-.f me I..,sn l.-. ,..r..s I,. ,.s.,
ia-. n srs fIssf.. III r.,.... q. ese.
p.t..r. ...... .4f..ef... ..rf ...,,
4. ia. f-a..r a,p.,r,.t.
.av rs-r..'. l.t.r ls.u
Wnh9vs often utrH ,,a.-..... b. .rty.'-
ans ..I ,tba.s t,rs1n..I., .,ar...ni,..
III Am ptt-5i, l,.t xxx ,... tss faf hu-
,,i 5gr,g. n, an. ,5s,..s.,a s.,g a..s.
sa,ar NIX .g.g vt.r u.ar. u..II. ty
dos, orsga,lo-gu i,.r.itrr ,n n.ra..,s
Fp.etl.r. Sir. Henry .nUu.gft...
I,s I.r...h,3 ma .r.s5 bi, ur.u,ta i.l,r.aI
.rs e.H1-ire. Tns Hrst lean tu.I. 5.s.so %.
Frff.v .tlar.hof Nar.r,bsa la13 distance
100 Iast II, Wen. down in .Hu,s.vi,. and
.I.,-r1 sartaes amid tge1tgr .s Oh tae
r,.ltifuas MAJ rrfp,fr nf uer..-s rr-s-
e,f y,as .st;rnsto1 .r g0l9 q. srl rnp
lnstngt latU lr.p. which took pla., enc
,vsal after was s'ver.i..d lon ma Autiull.
sonic IroYirrr n, f.i.pvs.
ulrrrR yrr. sl,l'slA.r Itvr.
pS,wp tlun,,.. can he done AS Ue.l asothors -
iHhere's no mistake i'm sam pNCn OF
ltbe trntn of inns he will endeayor 20 CON
vince tho GOOD psnule of Rochester Anl VT
cinitv next Friday. November 10. at y
O'clock. u. IA. Being determined To aatOu
| ish tt,e notiv,s Of tbs vest before no returns
to The Jerseys ne viii have a scoiloId tween.
| ~ ,iv, fset In heieht erected on the Brink Of
/ Ganesea falls i'm Mis- VILLAGE. nom which
ne vii fearlessIy lean into lie abvss below.
a distance of los feet. SAINTS bear lat 8
n,clocl, nreciseIyl will make the same Jump
and follow ms master, thus showing COZ
cinsiveIv that "some things can be done us
wsIl ns others Moreover. Sam hopes that
ali the GOOD people vino attend this ast n.
fishing exhibition will contribute something
t ,S',, rsmnnoratiny him for The seemiprly
SagSrJnns eyneriment
Ths folloyiny il THE Autimasonic In
ouirer,s notice Of theexploiu A.r.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19

tablesux. Thirty horses will draw a Hoat
Iepsesenting steamer crossing the 18th
mus OF Panama boy the appliances inyenled
ny captain Eads for his ship cantl, MI
Whleh ocean steamers are lined bounS ont
OF water aud carried Gcross the land from
ocean 70 ocean. & business, house will
represent their business by the presonta.
von OF the anvil chorus; another business
mouse WILL mount a uliReIatQre counterfeit
9IitSeu oG wheels, I've efatous oi the
interior Of coal mine with the men az
Work Ia The bowels OF the earth will BE- tle
SUBJECT OF another sketch. Tie brewers
have mouopohged five % s.sin theprocss.
slou 70 represent tueiybnaness. The rail-
road and sigomeoAL lines viii also take a
hand 10 ;ho display aud do what theg can
p make 10 worthy of the c'ty and tue o..
icisiony The Illumination OF lba streets
aud houses w. iJrm no i1c0. sidafarfa
part ol soc pageant. TIE militia wtliaso
Dc ON haud aud march .n tua procession
gut afterwards participate uaCampcHdye
HrA ot tue armly Iar. Tho rErilr cluu-
iryl invited to cNWe. 3. entertained. as.
IJnlsled ana instructed.
lIrtfu lEEWes
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THE fIElsALD SUNDAY. MORNING, AUGUST 10. 1888

tkls wenld beidone- Nv interview
.ink MA 6AdAone. aud DE TelagraPh
.gd0l,ff ssH s(,.,A that Vt Gladstone Would
do 50 and 50, and II Nh. Gladstone did hot
want to DO soRnd 50 be would not do SO aud
SO. apd would be bound By no newspaper
promises. American papers sprpass Lop-
don papers lathe matter OF local news, We
must publish parliamentary speeches, law
reports, etc., and have but iittle room Tor
local cyeuts. The editorial lorms public
opinion iu London, as we see the Telegraph
ilrst advocates Beac0asiieid's eastern policy
which Mr.. GLADSTONE has followed. The
English people are chang,ns every day and
Drifting towayds republican ideas, II NOT
towards repub,tcauism, About
| 1 can only say that the Peiegyaph's daily
icjrOulRtjon Is between g30.W0 aud &ONo,
MUrlulatCd ones 3Q4uQo, The telegraph
( IS sisrtptyped h ufnftoep minutes; an
American npir, yoWknoW, Is about halt
az hpur ] egnn0s saY whether tong r
short editorials Sro th0 nose citc.We. We
Usu long ones,
Nr. Nsrman, 'he editor OF the Morning
Pgsf the cons rgHtiys papeg, sVd thSt me
LoHCon Tunes ot attCen years ago was Q
power tu England, tbat then lt had muHo
.NaE in newspaper UAlb. hGt t04t % day ]
We, fapi4ly AIupg away othec iongaah
snaGs TACO existence,
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Air.. lie sue, tho manaHer OF the London
Dapglseepn,ph, Who iswith t,o Presiden-
.bai Partt s;:'"Idou't think interview
Ing win ever become common 10 England,
b cause We ure TOO much aifaid Of touching
private affairs. For instance, Ga the Iele.
graph want 10 publish Mr.. Gladstone's
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When you visit or leave New York City,
save baggage exprcssago and o9rraga hire,
sud stop 90 the Grand Union Hotel, oppo-
site Grand Central depot. Six hundred eie-
giant rooms. fitted up at n cost OF ono mil
lion dollars, reduced TO 81 aud upwards
nsr day. European plan. Elevator.
Restaurant supplied with the best, Horse
cars stages and elevated railroad to all de-
pots Families can live better for less
money Mt the Grand UniGn Hotel than a.
any other iirst-class hotel in the city.
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A coNrGSDIcTony oint.

Calm.braVcd. as one who trend q height
Afoyr thig Wotld's tImu|Wous ifrs,
Ans hollnc converse with tle shta'
Bfiurs an lhcirs.cre uoosht zoo uhht.
o. clarcnt faoo thst vtnre' arcw
OrMtucs. Uoitwi'h .or ,OWra!
INplHys i.nIUi in Rosy .Wlhpi
on mu .c r1runlult t3W.
Thav crr who d,cn ihtc proud or c-ll
THs rlvHrrlNS Uut ln.it lNl Ctei'
ghbA.rci Nsn.rlio1 rln. lfc rcp
.BAoYta2'ads @v t'aiaso. so'd'
sol wbd loohvth Nm ih'nehe'r
krngi,haN "a iHsri '.'tl'N w"
hn4skA Ifoft uttWshll fiith NN
itNAl.A i-.ae 2hs9f'A hl'. "o p-'''
.,t.ri5 mmgihle rG'pc in M oesfs o
5snlt3nm. Thi3B fr6us llntaaret oel t9
e3pereaca otthbiy Xeau a't--'s rvs YH1h
Vrvitl
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your rest by sick child suffering ana cry.
Mrs. winslows Soothing syrup, II will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
--depend upon III there is no mistake
about IT, There Is not mother on earth
who has ever used IL, who will not tell You
give rest 20 the mother ana reiiet ana hea'tn
w wv D',ie opv.o'tmA H. 49, ,,io,
pvtyC' s' ,o.t, and Il tbe nrelcrirt inn ~,
any W ,''v o''y,' G ino ni,eJ S,tcs sni3
everywhere D cauwo bottle.
8 .s'
Consil laHoh l' p4si.Nely cufeu nY V1r-
lofe "iue LNot i".' Ne' 0y puIE.uB
a.n W.T. @',,' w. o's.,, "" :, b' ,n,
10y improving Che digestion and stimulating
iho liver t9 lt p'r'r 'n.euon oi biIa,
when DE bowels wM perform thcir Gus,
,omafy io9s,ian, y" M ' ,,,s. 'o naiq'
Asks CaIters Little Liver Pills. Iuco
I.1Cenis
v -,
Ihn storr OF @ uauiH Ili Strength. li
d. yw. arc ". t'n,l COW thf'n.u eN, ',yee
aEWp FOOD tNumnDuty restore rIi
q lo,tt.sar, au' urunihtnGl the wuaC.la
m Hun6 nd Hltt tl,6or 60. at dug
nj dat,
oil lop'tGrlN aQn TBc stomach is on,
10 ..uu .t. ..uatJ ihis means Clr1p.o ay
lpeosF NW should .ro Nrscr prsp.u
4 aa gHbtt. aaG 6vo' thIs '.ruu.o cac.aa
Sold by r. c'v 'cra'u q 60.
W -.....,,. go.
l'NVi w r u..I
.u clmp'hs WY ,i'.'i ~. ..,..r,
1t Nt9e,'"G, 20, s.,n Dri, o,c y.,Ii
doe.
p,.,.r,-
nd Iy1 rnpuiectura GUY brDoms Of the bee
material ma IN Inc most substantial an
" durable nsH,eL 41N ''' p JIM "I Amos
Wa" O"' d" e..,e.' ,o g.
OF Tho ,ction ol Csr,er's little Liver Phi
20 nc,sont mild and natural. They GENT
stimulate t9e yerS9u aegs .- su " p niSas
3, u"I w AVV pu'bo, 80 s ~ W
ln ..,i.,, T., ,ho limo ~ ma,
10 y" C,v vus S 90 isr,e Tetnrn Tor n
u'd money ,,,, AS n good porous s,rengthening pia
da ter, such as taI1errs smart weed anu p'
lauohha bAoNAohe ..s.oIs.
used for dvspensia, Indication. we,
'ce stomach liver trenblSs. iaundice, ccnstip
NNN"AANet AatNA
YER uon, elo carter Liver DUEL. a SUI" II
pToNement utmost lluIh lue lIse uo'e'
,vor Fo, dvv,sns,. ana I,ver complaint. "
'''' hovo ySrignissJ s,srontse On avery hottie
uhNt pIIuteu huatniistVu h osrVt1 v''e'p
with shhoh's Nitalzer' IL never laus 70 gu
Soll by W. H. fattersoh ~ w., vi usbih
T., DALLAS,
." MI b.,,.in. - con no so or,ct
lnT IL, ns shnSS VI Tgrs Va" We yner,nee
Sold by W. II. Patterson q Co., druggis
=, Dallas. Texas.
uo e
Shiloh's Uatarrh Remedy-a positive Q
OH for catarrh, diptheria and canker MOI
gists, Dallas.
-.-...-,,.,.,. -,
hhuoh WV WIS .u,ine .,.1 NV
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ans ourLAMs soIIloouY
W @1-.s tdO.


Pioclalmiag 20 busy world another day begun N
"l.aa prison CELL ST. Whcrc n1t one ray 81 r
+sht
H'eava through IN plying mercy TO drive away n
. The lghI v
Alone "i'hia these gloomy NSl's' 20 N'i' me p
morning sua q
"'e whose 'HS1' se'un& IN we Wess M! snort y
hlsvlA be- done
-Nl0A0 % "S'ca aAa eocns 'ae hours ihas uoA \
pig! Hie a"a} Ii
ave 'u-' P''"i ',' sv''S "S - '0 80 ''iH"'
'N1k
'Nl' N~' "e' NN'' F'-'''''N' " ''t' '''>-
'ne A''f
',' t''- 30" '''N
dtAaN' gore
W. h.
-,'-saHty Aa-d4 II
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-
tr..l ....,,s.. ,.tt1.ttt.. s.sas and ssrat a5l
''h t,'.An' N'
.,,
,
non 'a. 'N
"'" .."
mUy auaH. a- room.
Aul bring uue hefHr % wy heart ihaa Cl,h
ms t.s..ag DOOM
d ,.r.s.r..I ..It.gi tr,,uasl.. 5eaI r'eEl.l.
r ,.1l ,.,|
-'.'A "'."'.-
t.-'3ms now
i pray, lues you, leave me now .2iF eiH>. :
aauuua1s cease,
And les ms f,w sAog. hours OH Tie lgon you aaI F..
L,
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a:tlucaal.
FEMALR OOLLEGE
LEXINGTON, ky.

J. 7. PATTERSON, President
EsrA RliSHEn FoN THE HIGHER EnUCA-
~ ton Of young ladies'. Location u1sltively
uusWpatsed Sltuat. q ~ the most beautiful
and heaitn,nl poEllot Of the historic R,le Grass
heSi0n. Vhd1r lAe on sent management II
has won Tor itself artpnt flan sec I'd a. 10 aih-
er school 10 tha land HAMILTON CpLLEGg
Is the largest iemale college In Kentucky. Ex
senSiye hui dmgs Of mod0in c0n0lucuor, ali
under the same rooi, sans ayoldins eNrolure to
inee nQnt weather. furnished with ~ tho
mod IN improvements Tor securing the health
aud comfort 81 the pupils accommodations
unsurpassed Bur ewi rUpls pdourf uNn
RQeA hsildl Is heated by steam aud iighted
WITH ges bah rooms hpt s1d cold watSr on
each hoon olc, exynsge literary canrses:
baehgds SO NekpQwlcdsed ability npa extended
leApeti'nce, music aud psind ( sproiRt 3. 4
iaem9er OF the Feuuiiy accompanies students
g an9 ttom ke4,ugky session opeps sgplem.
Der lA lSS3
For Catalogues ana other uiorr alton address
Z. =. ST. CLAIR,
Ifnifs TON on Dallas V,xaq
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No longer a question Of opinion, we guar
nntec every box OF Aokcr's Dyspepsia Tab
lets. Price % and 70 cents. Sold by w. H.,
Patterson & CO.
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Auction Sale !


Eighteen Hundred and scvcniy,ono
Bars Ituthord iruu, More or htsn
For Account of Whom II NIay
Concern.
on WEnNGsN tY, erpTrMBEn 18th ieSi
4 viii ftli NJ PutNc Auct ou On toe fits ofnAL.
LAS io The highest h'od,r fer cash, ipr no.
count Of whom DO way r0urern, and 10 foonict e
psymcut of freight aud ChWsVi accrued
Eighteen hundred and tcvnntv.uno 1871 hafs
OF Rdhpai Iron, mereor less assumed = ncui
various lulethg said nniloni liz u Originally
CONSIGNED 70 the Texas Trunk Rilwsy bot
ein remaining unclaimed 90 povesslon OF ihc
OF Dallas. r. y, TRUE
Gen'l lr't Ag'tlt & n e.. Ev
Houston, Texas.
BLAKENEY & FREE. Ancti OlosTs,
Dallas Texas
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you
have printed guarantee ON every bottle OF
Shiloh's Vitalizer. II never fails to care.
Sold by w, II. Patterson Il Co., druggists
Dallas,
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The Duaaa Mn-fai Wells Erath county
have gained q higA r. utaiion by ihe. un-
melous curos perform ) by the use OF the
water. Tbdse Well are locate ina beauli-
iul and picturesque country.
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee II.
Sold by w, II. Patterson q CO., druggists
Dallaa. Texas
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The Row. Geofer y. 'rhnyer, OF BocrbQn
lud.. say4. "l,oLh myscitand wife own
on. lives tp sbi,ohs Consumption Curc,'
Sold by W. H. Patterson g Co., druggists,
DALLAS.
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shnoh's Uatarrh Remedy-a positive cur
for catarrh, diptheria and canker mouth
Sold by W. ii. Patterson Il Co., drug
ristq Dallas
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Used for dyspepsia, INDIGESTION, weak
stomach, liver troubles, jaundice, constipa-
ton. etc Carter'a Liver Bttlers show inn
movement almost from the first dose.
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shnoh's Cuce will immediately relieve
Group, whooning cough and bronchitis.
cold by W. II, Patterson & Co., druggists,
nllA9.
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NJ wy h'letil uurIuu the rl 'NIs 'I t't NN'r
lle ialr Many stuuIll3 VIII n' et-
vwae.td % ST. Lobls aud un ,Alfi WI, nc
,ua4e TO nakO Inc p-Qhe'nn % iullnNfaNe
IVY IA tAc snnnl5 of this unnWl aeW'
,e"eso who visit va VIA take awo{ Y. gun
kyN pleasant rCccli ctons ufthe OCCASION
ssN1ee such valuable irlurmationg q, they
Ipay he able to oh,a,u hy ard cX1io.iinn oll
w ladusIial nud egucaNual products 9.
NJ, STATE, The greatest ONp|ay oi ne wees
NJ occur on Thursday evening wren she
~. .aa,,onenis aud magulaolurea' display ee-
s,.,IiuQn will give their street parade. ne
'vgession will be composed OF lol uoa',
oit'tsenung various phases OF INDUSTRY Aau
,e Hs,ory with which this community arc
,uenNied An idea may bo obtained OF
NE nature Of this parade, perhaps, by. enu'
n'iaiing few Of the subiscls selected ior
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-16
Giants in Literature.

Is there to be a revival of tile giant in these
days2 Some of the latest popular literature
seems to indicate as much. There was Mrs.
Burnetts nero Colonel Tredennis, built
upon so large a scale, physically that he
goes through the book evidently OPP
pressed with a sense of his own bigness. The
author, who, it is plain, admires her colossal
Colonel, certainly did not mean that the
readers who are touched by his sorrows
shonld be moved to deeper sympathy be-
cause of his bulk; yet such is the case. And
now comes DR.. Claudius, so tall that in the
absence Of exact measurements he may be
guessed off, at eight feet. The Doctor is a
favorite with the people of the book, but
outside, it is feared, would find his size
against him. 1t may be inspired by envy,
but the ordinary man has an instructive
feeling of resentment at the presence of an
other who can look down at him from su-
perior height. In fiction, tine literary
parent of a six-foot hero has a singular
difficulty in providing him with an
intellect Of proportionate size-his mind as
the boys would say, seems to rattle around.
1t is sometimes meanly intimated that this
is likely to be the case in real life, but such
remarks of course are malicious ISLANDERS.
Women, it is commonly supposed, have an
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Newspaper Honor.

Colonel C. A. Pierces Address at Fort Wayne.
A short time ago discussion arose in Chi
cage as to the relative duty of lawyers and
newspapers, and the following query &C.
Cured to me: What would be said of any
respectable journal that should take a fee
for trying to make black appear whitehall
should undertake the defense of a notorious
murderer. for instance? Not secretly and
while pretending to be impartal-that, of
course, would be intensely hypocritical and
dishonorable- openly and VIGOROUSLY?
The accused party would say, for instance,
Il want defenders. | will hire Lawyer Such
a-one and newspaper So-and-so." What an
cutlery would go up and yet what is it that
makes such an act highly dishonorable on
the part of a newspaper, and perfectly proper
and permissible on the part of an attorney?
Is newspaper honor held too high, or is legal
honor too low? believe the time will come
when lawyers duties will be confined to
seeing that murderers and highway robbers
have a fair and just trial according to law,
and when no amount of money will be
allowed to convert them into paid eulogists
of dangerous men.
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BREAKFAST CHAT.

Mr.. sEELYE, president of Amherst College,
has declined the presidency of the University of
Minnesota.
SENATOR ANTHONY, of Rhode Island, has so
far improved in health as to be out every day,
very much as usual before his illness.
THE departure of Tom Ochiltree of Europe in
duces the Denver Tribune to remark 'Onoe in
a while the republic gets in its WORK on the
effete monarchies."
HOTELS are sprngiug up like mushrooms In
London at the present time. The newest one has
swimming bath and every other description of
bath connected with it,
CAPTAIN CosTESTENUs, tho tattooed Greek, ia
already blind in one eye, and will eventually
lose the sight of the other, as the pigments used
in tattooing his forehead have slowly worked
their way into the vessels OF the eyes,
Two days before MISS Mary Anderson sailed
for Europe, Mrs. Griffin, her mother, was deliv-
cred of fine boy at their home in Long Branch
Mrs. Griffin Is nearly fifty years of age, and Dr.
Hamilton Griffin is q good deal over that.
PERHAPS the richest man now living IN Cleve-
land is Mr. J. II. Wade, who made his millions
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full and can be had without doubt. As It is
now, ladies who are wise visit Washington
street in the morning and avoid the super
heated pavements in the afternoon. By a
little forethought all may make their weekly
purchases before Saturday afternoon. 1t is
scarcely correct to call that half holiday
which begins at p NJ, and the time, if given
at all, might, it would seem, begin from 1
or o'clock. But if only beginning from the
Later hour the leisure and freedom will be
appreciated. 1t is to be hoped that the mat
ter will be taken in hand, and that the move
ment will; include not only dry-goods mer
chants but firms in otherlines of business.
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intense admiration for large men, but it may
be doubted whether the DR.. Claudius pattern
is entirely pleasing to the feminine mind.
In the final love scene the picture of that
gentleman winding his mighty arms"
around the waist of Countess Margaret must,
to reflective woman, be suggestive of broken
ribs rather than bliss. On the whole, the
gigantic hero does not seem likely to equal
in popularity the medium-sized wiry man,
with an athletic training which enables him
to ''lay out" Goliah when occasion requires.
Novelists are wise who continue to perpetuate
this long time favorite,