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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-03
JACKSONVILLE EXPRESS Dnilu)

Pullman Buffet and Drawing groom Sleeping Cars
~ 1l- train for savannah, Charleston, and Wash
i',-toN Without chai ~. Also Pullman Palace sleep
=, Cars I" atlanta and Cincinnati via Jesup, with
,:nt bingr
PAS n-trS are permitted tn remain in the Slvau
rAh Slr"p'. until fo'rlock 4. VI.
~ n.W Restaurant has been opened ut Waycross.
PIE! a uuG an time viii be allowed for meals 10y all
fft>-rn4ccr rains.
COM "ctir:: At Savannah with steamers for New
YORK. mi; '"lphia Boston and Baltimore =
onucct'n G n Charleston with steamers for New
rrk, IN 'ld-lphia and Baltimore.
Through Tickets sold to al points by rail and
steamship connections, and baggage checked thrc
~" SrciiugCar h.rths and sections secured II
com any Office in t-;orS Building ~ Bay street
akd NJ Depot Ticket Office.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR, Gent Pass. Agent
a. v. IVES Agent
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SAVED HIM 1900 DOLLARS.

ADAMS. \. !. JllUary ~ M
DE. j.. j. kENDA1I. " Cu.-t,cIts: Having used GOOD
deal of kcniall- SPAWN Cure with success.
thOught would let Iou know what il has done for me
Two wears had speedy colt ever raised
in Jefferson county When was breaking him he kicked
the bar and rot fast and tore of his hind
leg all To pieces employed the best farricr@ but they
all said spoiled. He had very large thorough
pin, and used two bottles Of your kendall' SPAWN
Cure and took The bunch entirely oil and he sold after
ward for Sl>H. have used il for bone sIavin- and
wind .a-. and has always cured completely and left
the leo smooth
1t il 4 splendid medicine for rheumatism. have rec
commended il 10 rood many. and they all -iy il does the
work was i'll WithcriHelun X kuccl;trd- drug store
in Adams the other day. and very fine picture you
them. trird 10 bus IT, hut could not They said il
would write To you that you would send one. / wish
yuu would. and | VIII do yoa all the good |
Very respectfully. K. : LYMAN
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Legal Advertisements.
In the Circuit Court OF the Second judicial ~
cunt of Florida, in and for Leon County.

In the Circuit Cour' oi the Sttohu Ju"'l"' g."
cunt of Florida in and for Leon County.
ER,sTus w. CLARK rs GEORGE X. CLARK, Laura Il
CLARK and SorHRoNA X. WARNER, and her Has
band CHARLES WAKNEH.-Pctit"n for Partitions
of part City Lot Ia, Tallahassee, and Lots :" y"
It, II aud parts of Lots N and 81, Monticello. Jay
TT BEING MADE To APPEAR To ME- Bf
Il the sworn petition filed in the above eutiti'H
cause that defendants reside ont of the lursdic.
ton of this court, to-wit in the State OF t"nn'r
tcut. upon motion Of petitioners attorney. u -
O,riertd, That the above named George X. Clara
Laura &. Clark, Sophrona X. Warner, and her hls
band, Charles Warner and each of them do APPEAR
in this court and make answer to the petition hc,r
in filed on before the first Monday in September
next the said petition will be taken rs confessed
against them: Fin"iI,i, That publication of tniS
order be made weekly for six consecutive w"'h-.
in Th Floridian, newspaper published Al aiih-
hasscc in this Circuit, before the said first dag f
September.
Done and ordered this, the "th day of June. \ H.
lSS;. ID. :. WALKER, judy
.oHN \. HENDERSON, Attorney for Petitioner
June t.. lN~.i-tW
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Notice Of incorporation.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF TIE Leg
ID i~aturc OF the state Of Florida entitled ''.An
Act to provide for the Creation Of CORPORATIONS
and to Prescribe General Powers ana l.ahiliiic>"
approved August :, N;>, nclicc j. hcrchl given ~
required by sud act. Of the formation of cpr;"r.t,
body, and copies OF their Articles If Incorporation
have been filed with the secretary pt orat, and liz
tn Office OF the Clerk OF thc Circuit Court Tor tl.
County Of Leon, in the State 81 Florida
l. The name of the corporation j. " The Florida
nEcrsltX, ana lis place al business IN Itiallt--
see, Leon County, Florida.
:? said University shall have power to confer tbs.
several Degrees III its Literary. Scientific, Mrlc.t
Law, and other Departments
J. The amount 81 Capital stock shah be- TN"
Hundred Thousand Dollirs, Nablc III Lands, huilA-
ln@>, apparatus or cash.
T. Said corporation commenced on the l,ih day
of March, ~ ID. >>:;, and shall continue for tern:
of nincty-ninc years
D The business Of said corporation stll Ia, r:,ise-
acted 10y board Of seven regents. and portion ..t
said board shall hr elected annually t!l, first day
of March.
t. Said CORPORATION ~hall not contract ANY indrlr-
cdncs~ over 500
y. :. WALKER,
". ID. BARNES
WIN. p BYRD,
J I. BERNARD,
CHARLES BEE HER.
May t., l>Ni-m W. -. BLONllAM.
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Discharge Notice.

S,IN MONTHS AFTER DATE, THE NDEN
- signed executor will present hi final accounts
and vouchers of the estate OF Mary j in~"u. lat Il
Leon county, State OF Florida drccl -'d 10 lhc Iiru
nrablc County Judge of said county, and ak Z" g..
dis charge n executor of said estate.
JAMES VI. NI\SON,
Executor Estate Mary Nins"n, dec i
June 10, 1855 Gin
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ClNEE HONS.

A. Jacksonville viii Waycross Line by VI ! il.
= VI. aud \o. in 81. F. NJ f"r all points North
nd F'+f, with the tcrnanGina and IarA>"nYili-
E"l'i"id for F"inan'Ijaa and with steamer {" all
(.ut- ct The -. John. river
VI HtltNin by NJ. with the Florida r1r>ii and
f'n1>Alsr Railroad ior Gainesville, Ouala, Lee
Afl-. CeIar Key, auI al cuff Ports
NJ tiv: oak with tn savannah, Florida ~ Wrsi
ecu It9iit.,ad.
" lHl ilia->c,-, with -; Marks Branch on Tues
dry. fh}rsGay- and Saturdays.
II tHaitah"ochcc river with III" Pensacola ana
Atlin,!" Railroad for Naranna. Pensacola Mnbilr
N'nt-"r3rrS. New Orleans, and All points W,>t
&uuih'ri, and Northwest. formim.s Inc SHORT
Isl. QtrlC kEST, AND BEST Rot II To these
i"ili-. lnd with The Central aud Peoples Line
E'ea'~ ~. SUNDAYS ai,d Thursday, for AIslaclicoh
ind i4rtiayS and saturdays for Columbus ana
fake the Floral city Route. the New short
Line Via the Florida Central and
Western Railroad.
~ lHROt GIL TICKETS VIA this linz. AZ the
Conn ANY, Depot Ticket Office, and At No. West
by STREET
W " DAVIDSON.
General Manager,
WM q. AMES,
General Passenger Agent
j : NJ ELkoY, Jacksonville. Fla
Master Transportation, Tallahassee, Fla.
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Discharge Notice.

CIX MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF.
- the Undersigned administrator # tho estate 4!
Edward ). Carminc, deceased, late ot Icon cnuat} ,
State of Florida, viii present his iina aco"ant +,
the Hon W. T. yrd, Count u,s" 81 ~.,i c'li'Iiv,
and ask for a discharge.
4. NOSELEI,
Sheriff and * otcjo Administrator
E.lru I'm
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SAVANNAH. FLORIDA & WESTERN R. R.
@M4M "a; &c e 3 6 -
WAYCROSS SHORT LINE!
On ana after Suudlr, Nay -, ls>. Passenger
Trans ADJ leave and arrive a follows
FAST NAII-( DaIy.)

Couu..cting at Savannah with through Pullman
Palace Buffet and D,.wing-room Sleeping Cars. Sa-
v.i3Nah to New York without change.
Connecting IL Chattahoochee with Pensacola and
Atlantic Railroad daily for Pensacola Mobile, New
'ti aJs-, Texas, and III trans-Mississippi points
Flr-au7 Pullman BufI,t Sleeping Cars from Savan-
pah and WaycroSs 10 New Orleans without change.
/ hi train connects 4; New Branford with steamer
lndn Bcite, lt.lyin. for Cedar Key and Suwannee
river point, every Tue day and Friday mornings.
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THE FLORAL CITY ROUTE.
FLORIDA CENTRAL AND WESTERN R, ?


JACkstNFIIIE, FLA, May T.: IN;
Commencing this date, trains on this road and i,
connections will run as follows:
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DISCHARGE Notice.

SIX MONTHS AFTER DATE | WILL PRE-,
y sent my final accounts and vouchers t" Iud,
W. +. Byrd, of Leon County Court, aud Ask nl la.
discharge cNccutriV of the last viii ui IhOu.i:
Barnard, and guardian OF children
JANE T.. BARNARD, fNccuiriS
January > l~N.j-tn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

fias heAaif fasiiafel lts gstu ka !
! hFsi f.fi % sanmaftsift l,rfI
fHWHn
So humhii th|sas vsF fHt i've 40
ifhii Ne feIehiif anaaff n frhtsaasl
leii Hae n M rftlt Hili shA ffamhsi "A M.
fltns taff sN il 4 "A lhsf eefs mtss,a
tHih ~ lhe f'aff "A Nv NJ mfsi'es
fHt oihii dhf ~ ifshfht Ntta "a M M
nffla ~ sealthf feilitH n tiioaH,, w
iio flHg bsius mslksi uut % thee ftst N,
contestants e'f Aghh Wsfai N pitlshwah
tui Jones klhnf ~ fhltislrhia, avid he
iniie va tiiufiaui litaf lhlfiff flt mnHii
had boei fought
us ihe 10Th mn " NE mfars who iflei
Dukes n bnsntnvn ri, iuf M mufisf "
state Treasurer Suit We anaulied m the
fifeA u Hella tffnnl hy rersuns ain h.
Rtid the wfilci n tanfnl As laiameu..
abd severely lcaien that bh iifr was A.
SPARED n
r9trn,t fsllfnI cmplnyea aliemptod Ia
thiw cut dyntmlte cartridge. tho Other dav;
neh Mafihoftufh, y \ whrn IN etnin
sion Killed one man and htslly injured
uihcfA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

A rEv days sFo the International babT.-
child of &c ierh and Mrs. Trevino ftbe latter
the daughter Of General Ord. lately of The
United s,sies srmyl. vA ehrisisned Il Mon
trrsy. Msxiea The eeremsoY bsiax vissessei
By msny eminent eilrs a nezieo snd The
unit.i States
Pnev. wIssrss claims that Ne pr>dIesioss
si.flse 70 The weather fron IL pss 70 the
iIsk u March hare besn literally fuI
aiiei. ssd alleges that ths ssedIsd tidsi
~sse a HsIlfsr On he fish sss sks tt<f~st
ever tno~n.
~ 10 ssh skss. IN erse< 70 Seesvev Ne
cargo II The steiner Cimbri,, which vss
sunk Last 1e>-=~~ - ~ o~-~=- n~-sr,
the us< q ayrsmlt< vill h. neces ~. IN
rslvinx ~ pvoh1tis hsfifstion q ths four
hss<issi esesss lnprisosei h Ne vreek
Tnn fnssh survsy. und<r ~ comm.ni Il
n Le>ae1s. ~ ~ eosvrr>ip~ = ~ srs>s
rs><sts 81 - - lsss - lsl1re - >@o1>11
ovr'cf.t pus''r>sien 20 rs1<ss pr1Is -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24
LATER.

TIM river was getting within ~
banks below Memphis. Tenn, on me islh,
and measures were being taken 10 secure
ih. best possible sanitary conditions when
the water runs IN.
Tng late Judge Taylor, Of Newburg,
n. y, did heavy business In investing for
clients snd bis accounts the other day
showed q deficit estimated al sGo,oO,
cau.ed by depreciation n real estate.
SAMUEL Rurn, defaulting cashier OF
the Washington pa.) Savings Bank, has
been found guilty of larceny.
THOMAS lIoDosor, heavy produce
ds.ler, /. charged with ob,sipinE large ad.
yances from the Hank Of Montreal, Cana,
under false pretsnses.
Ar an Italian christening In New
York cliy reosnlly Tsssk Alberto had bis
he.d n--rly cut n with . raror and two
ether Fussi- were desperately stabbed.
Ar bloomington, Ind, an alleged In
ssndisry Gre occurred the other day and four
men and boy we're crushed BY failing
wall.
A WOMAN and child wore fatally
burned ., veuies. o., recently By Ere which
ranght In q kettle ~ boiling tar. Al Bridge.
port, Conn, wom,n was burned 10 death
while Of prayers.
IMAM named A. q. Tiiii went 10 Sah
Iske. Utah .eme time ago aud married .
widow. The other day the ofheers were
looking for him and 10000 81 his wifes
mouey. N Nfst
TnE Marion Trust Company Of In
dian.pclis, Ind.. was placed 10 the hands of
. Reeeivsr recently. i,s sffair having s-
suited dissstroasly 10 shout 300 victims
Iris said The projected works for the
Impsovensn, Of the Dsls~sre breakvaisi
will require Ave yssr. for csmple,isn.
THs Canadian Government last yea,
spef.,ed i.aps miles sf railroad n h aid n
. pct loss Of y.s, ,tss.
A DALLAS, (Tsx.) physician, WIZ
was fined for whipping The Postmaster, re-
fused 10 pay few days ago and wss sent ;,
NE rock pils 10 work out his sns with III
gang.
PArRtcE MoKIuzT, . Baltimore
ohis eoeduessr. wss tiiIsd near sslsnviIls
o., recsssly. By bsiag struck By . nsil
catcher Wills Iessisg fFsm esr.
Moan than es,0oo vas found IN NJ
lodsinss et vrs,ehel eld woman who die
the cher deg sfsss hsving ssld nesspsper
fer s.s r~-ssrT = rss Toft.
Dn. f0nBEs, u ~ Jensrson 1sdieG
callegs, Pbilsdelphts, Pa. has bees se
qulsssd q ~ skarss u sonpIIeisy VII
beoy saa1<11n.
Tns FKllan1. sssp . Porssmeut
p<ps@ ~ Eios. ns-, ess burned n
re'ly: ~ ress-sGce buIlfInr and eor
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

Tss Nh>ssr rrsfr.ds leaess 80 -
s<sis-d i>~ sv<rin<a sGp = kanaaa -
N ter he Fsssid<n<1 u sz-0osss.e' @e1s =
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

A cin h Ne middle q Z fFeisht.spsls. ~
~ Rome WsseFss~s = ux1>as>ars -
; ~. jumped shs sss<h fsv tsys - ~
remsisei upvi<kt sn1 rolled n y Ia te@le
niles svss ssfsIy srpssin< log brttG. ~
Adams. n. T., ~ rsach>d tk.n ~ e1oll
TIA u ahairs vas dIsossrel TlrA 80
b ais ssd a-h ? ai>s vess danazst = -
sxtsnl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

TIE H,als d callimalz Ia thought saiI
against ths C<ntf Psea< Resd 70 rssosss
elsa 80 iss fan n 70 p<riorm Ne pars q
N eoasFsrs By -hish interest sss sasrsstss1
ss ~ bopds
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24
Aged Nineteen and sixteen Years.
NV YoaK, Msrrh u

a. AZ mN 1onk, harrh ~
forne ltts tait hss becn occasiopcd 10
south IirookIyp by ihr discevery ~ an elcp..
mort ef roms Whist rrnnnfic nature. On a.
ooupf Of the yoalh of The parties iom Asr
u Esmunf fouErrs, vi Ii-kBown mssufa 4
urss~ chemist. ~ se,rrss street. toufh
Bro>kiya. youth Of nIneu on yssss. ana No
s-is hainxre. about sistesn years Of ssu.
hyinzn Ninth street. vere msruei pecrrtly
sb.ut Mar ha NJ. YSusrri VS. inforssed hT
note of hi- son. /. nru departure IN mr., and
wps - IscrBsci shsf b. promptly disards6
him. Tho girl /. ssd 10 b. rrssty, but \ not
wcalshy.
-Itnov noshinr about the siri or hcr fam
ny" saisi'hs irsfr fslber yesfsfdsy. '.nsr %
1ksow sbers ths young raunple srss Nv ssn
l. ven foolish. for ho ieft . sood pseition.
Th's is bad oss n'ry for such fhinsr.s
Tho yeans man IL rppurs IN hats besu 70
eeivins rrisesiy ineoms-four daiiars -
week. ss.
JEs.s MnLss. q ssziA, hsnest nomerset
farmer. s vlliing 70 svesr HI. hosseboli h
bevitchsd No matter vterc be would hang
III. sadie u vouid hs ehsngci 10 anothss
pises. lie nssIiy toot n 10 sav MILL. and
| splksi II fast 10 saw lor, and II stars there,
but tbs uiiekks hArs ksa 70 nln. isz ~
.ssh ele,hes oct of The tubs. tumbllng th>
ehIldres out II bed. and On ons oceas1ar
| spirited his little dsngAisr out Into the hset
| yard. and dumped hsr Into snow hant Ii
ehia ssys ths evil spirit re>c nb;sss srishIe<
oi1 -onsn uho lives In hat % IN sdiolnin1
farm NJ. Miller 4 anfioas " ell out bnI
EN- nnd no one with nerve enough 10 bur
We u slss rnxious 10 learn the shsreabouil
u ID witch doctor - Dsaea rca.
T. . dispatch 70 the Dsp.rtnent ci esst
the United stites opnsui u csrt ssys y
Industrial srh bisiop II srss. prodarsA mss
ufs.turss snd machinery 10 b hid IN ~
eity durInx me summs and sutums q -
promises 70 ~ grand suer<s<
| TIE H,als 81 California Ia Thought -
against ihe CtnIf Pselse Rssd 70 ~eos'
ei.s<2 so fsv fan ~ v r<riorm Ne pss
N eoasFsrs By ~hish interest sss sasrssssI
ss ~ boud&
Tss Nk>ssr Yps1rds lesgss 80 {
, s<sis-d i<~ ss<uin<a sGp = kansaa ~
N Ter he rsssid<n<1 oi sx-0ovssaeF @e>s
Fks'p<
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24
A burning sleeplus.Car--Narrsw N.
fuan a. cspes. q ii fn8u 81 ~

PirrssuRoB, Pa. Harch " !
Tfe passcnrers occupyins one Of tho Pun
| man sle 'pers drawn BY tho Western exprekss
on sbs rennsytvs liailrsad. hsd thrIliss !.
otperenes ri wiImors etsiios, few mlls.
| this side ~ Altoona. shortly asscr dve Vcfook
this morning The w~'n md I a@sed crcsr6h,
and was ussrinw wiluorc wiih sll abopsa !
obli,'ous of ihcir danger, vhsn atinv soneue 7
of nrme shot out from among The curia ,
near the efsi of. inc rctr CO.. rrsfuk1y bbS'
surely dss eiopsnr inso IN slarm'ns blaSk =
A,r~ssenserip lsrh Ma !, NJ, Psisn. pf 9
~ fimorc Who vsa not sleeping regy. .hesyiv
% inc uhc, wa hfouscd ~ ~ smcll of ~ .
baso'ur sspssssy. ssd sns snssart isfsf y
srsDs put Of ~ t'ssths fuily sissf = ~ p.stt
% ny moment end ssvc ~ sierns fqns-
OF tkgbs~hs Jumped 6uf 70 nnd fh> csrehsT
selspss In same. A cotra psnous rsu 10 49,
dcsrs hri 1ndips .the tfuin sl.ii n sakloss
puil,d the bell eori, 0u.ns 10 To rixht signsi
nstb-tn ven bovcscs. the cnsfneef p>id -
sitsniion u II ustl il ~ hpss ps1leossvssi
timss IN shs mssstims y 'wilde<t efat~
N nj prevni a [ md ne pass>nEess ran hiihnr.
and thIihof not knowing what 70 %. bastfsI
IadI.s 'siused. and nuujtsr verv viA dtM.1
cuIsy rss fsuts frvn jumpsns or tnF
The trnin was nnaiiy hroughtto aslsn4ftkIl
and the a<rrupants pf The csr rushed out tp11e
~ them wer. IN tkrir nieist eiotora. uhIl60IF
ars s1cH eedcd n saving sm1suA % fseir kf-i
feess ~ make shem~s,ves sppsar rpppeeln>lNs
Tho hrr bad not bosu dlscovsrsd q momn5l.
100 soon. ss NJ Tia time the tran ssopp<d ahd
the cccfpanss of ths burning csr NJ csrape4.
thu Whole siecpes was ope mass Of ofHsurlsp1s
ins'ee ef twenty minutes wss hesp y snosl-
of,ss s~~,ysss passengers ~ss ~ 49,
pfsd The burned Ger. twenty vsrs esn1hnu1DaS
four vere ladies. sni ths oshsu psrecAiI1sl>
Fortunately none Of tScm usre iainrcd a.
ihcy stepped from ~ tsnia shsy psnarnt>4 ~
notisy spb~arasca fone q tkb>a v1lse
vnppsi 10 hlsshstsi ossen vrrr vishrssB
hats and bonncss. and stiIl oshssr hsf no uhop<
Among ~ pasaenerfs ven Gcnernl pcA1o4+.
Assrs Dsdisy. cbisus, n<nlsu6a Wussa ~
ez-tsmsrc>smsn u Wess viaB1u1as Onse1l-
Cabins, Of .infisna; Coloud Dsvitsoa. -
Beaver. Pa; and Cnlossi FosssF. Pussnesesk
Of cenneIisslIIe. Pa 70 fiHaast
TAe mssssp Of : suusss NJ ~ esusa.u>s
wa. mderas COLONEL Porter ~ o. un.
boot and one slipper. end vas hAiissA Cosnset
Dasldssa ke3kss>uA suu up-swn nevspa-
pr. vhsie Coioasi m Wiiscn. ef1fref b
blsnhct and hsrs hssde4 loosed b<en ~
word hkssn 1n1laa eA,of osa frng1nG el1D~
diton. Dvasrai Ds<isy u I'D - hsvs teen
| the coolest psrsoa % ~ car. and ~ ~ VIZ
osHinscl dM mush 70 sIlAy ths feau q hsl<
| dies sni enit1eun. 81 ssHzl4
The ars os<Dxnass1 is ~ rvsrvfeAs -, ~
| ID supp,s<d 70 bave brrp oos1sed rl(ker ~ ~
ovvfsurnlns q ! aianp o. no n ~ o1sk ~
ascsos Harry o1svhtns. sAp vsesin enn5Ep4e
| - sissprs. did sn n NJ puuur 10 - ~ -
| enEcrs b s>cupe. snd - ~ lnet - eel1nr1
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-03-21

spection over the railroad that he had
lust stolen from its stockholders. Moral
Two Of trade can never agree.
G. Z. Laaiga,a IN BRAKES Magazine.
..Patrick,' said an Irish gentleman
to his servant one morning, 81 heard
last night from undoubted authority
that you have had the audacity to go
and tell some people that was a shah
bv old rascal, mean fellow, and any.
thing but gentleman. I am told that
these were your exact words" 'Bedad,
sor,'' replied Pat, sand it's there you're
quite wrong. | can assure you, sor,
that don't tell my private thoughts to
any man.
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:say stil. N mos; 'sss. be patented i,y US Bei,.
: iFilNf isUsIN i.ssIXCI.UsiFEI1Y, we can Sc.
are patents III less time han those who are re
snote ff.ns Washirst IN and who must tenensi up
dice.
ne, Inventors c, d moeeior sketch we make
e;rcE IN the fate1s 'fce ana advise as to it's pa
s'taoiilf. FREEOi't HaRGE. Correspondence can
St!ential. prices To- and NO CHARGE vNLES.
TENT Is GBTAtt ED.
& ,Vesfefertu Hon. p. stmaster Genera! .. NJ. Kew
es D Powder, officials in the u. S. Patent
e'ce, and especi;lI, % our clients in every state
the nionandin( NADIA For special regeren
es. terms, advice. 4 Address
e.. A. sst0ss 4 Co.,
Opposite Pat nj Office, Wash
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s1FTED SETTINGS.
A DISTRESSING COMPLAINT.

"A lhEOclN1
George F. Crownshield, whose prin-
cipal physical weakness is his powerful
appetite, not feeling very well, went to
an Austin doctor, whose strongest trait
is weakness for whisky, and requested
the latter to overhaul him and see what
was the matter.
"What are your symptoms?' asked
the doctor.
"My worst symptom is that whenever
l eat too much have feeling Of full
ness. I feel full all.over.'
Console yourself, my dear fellow, :
replied the doctor, .'for have suffered
from very similar trouble Whenever
drink too much / have a feeling of
fullness. feel full all over. Let US
take a drink, and then I'll go to dinner
with you.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-03-21
Mining Experts.

A writer in the Mining RerieaU con
cludes that no class of men have been so
poorly appreciated by both miners and
investors in mining property as the
mining expert. but he predicts that the
day is at hand when conscientious men,
who have carefully studied the sciences
of geology and mineralogy, and by
practical and extended experience be-
come familiar with rocks and minerals,
will be in active demand to determine
the investment of capital in new mining
districts.
The best business men at the present
time, and most successful in their min-
ing investments, keep in their employ a
trusted man, and all purchases of min
ing property are made upon his favor
able report.
The extent Of mineral bearing fields
and the great variety of formations and
ores make it impossible for the tender
FOOT or even the experienced miner to
master the geological and mineralogical
laws as one who has spent a Lifetime in
the broad and thorough investigation Of
these things. with every available appli-
ance of the past and present; and
thoroughly qualified men will now be
recognized as they never have been be-
fore.
In every other science we avail our
selves of the knowledge and experience
of those who have made themselves
familiar with its highest development,
and recognize the worth of men Of abil-
ity and high achievement. Mining is
rapidly rising up out Of the domain d
chance and speculation, and is taking
its true position rs a business, based
upon substantial foundation, and gov,
erned by laws of a science as deep and
grand as any which the wisest philoso-
piers have ever investigated, reaching
back to the beginning when the eart1
was void and without form and it's ele
ments were tossing in the tutnult q
chaos. The opening Of q new season
will lnakea demand for thoroughly vel
qualified and reliable men; letsuch mer
be prepared, not only to faithfully per
. form their duty, but to yindieate thu
honor snd value Of their profession.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-03-21
Ais WELL THAT ENDS WELL.

ALL's WELL THAT ENDS WELL.
An Austin clerk took in q bad $40 bill,
and his employer, who is very severe
man, threatened to deduct it from his
wages unless he showed it off on some
other customer. He said that he did not
intend that the firm should lose it.
Next morning when the proprietor
came down the clerk met him with a
beaming smile, and said:
''Hurrah! / showed that bill off on a
fellow. The firm won't lose cent
"On whom did you palm it off?''
II threw dice, on account Of the firm,
with a member Of the Legislature for it.,
and we lost.
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Dan II. SC III. = .sS ms. esn.,. q
The tettdng q, MS F'ttrp Il ng Hous.
OF the North west.
15b EAST TH1Rp SIR, ST. PAUL.
told stand) katius Fr:aasrs.
Mems Furnishers md Shirt aker,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-03-21
A VERY FAINT REMEMBRANCE.

A VERY FAINT REMEMBRANCE.
An Austin female vocalist, who is al
ways fishing for compliments, asked old
Col. Yerger if he heard Jenny Lind
sing when she was in this country.
Eyes, I was personally acquainted
with herr
'.Now, Colonel, tell me candidly,
don't you think me and Jenny resemble
each other just a little?''
"There was an awkward pause, and
finally the old man said:
eyes, think I do perceive some little
resemblance. -
sYou mean her voice was little like
mine.'
30, no, not in the least; but you re
semble each other very much about til,
ears.
''You mean we have both got fine ears
for music.''
81 don't mean that. I mean Jenny
Lind wore earrings and SO do you. -
TEXAS Sitziaags.