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Perfect Remedy in 20 Diseases.
A SIIFIEID, MAS,

hSHtlElD, hANH.
am verging on eighty years, and deem
it my duty to suffering humanity to say
that my long life is due TO BRANDRETH S
PILLS which have been my sole medicine
for half century. Your PILLS saved me
many times after the best medical skill i'll
several States had given me up as hope
less. | have had many converts to purga-
ton with BRANDRETH's Pulls, and have
seen them perform almost miracles OF
cures. For children, few doses have
cured measles, scarlet fever and whooplng
cough In all female troubles and weak
ness have never known them to fail. In
adult males | have known them to cure
the worst cases Of dyspepsia, rheumatism
kidney diseases dvsentery and diarrhna
even dropsy, para lysis, and apoplcXy have
Welded to a persistent course OF BRAN
DRETH's Pulls. In fact have found them
the true Life Elixir. They act as contln-
ual preventives against the effects of time,
disease, and labor.
JOHN IL MANN.
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The Public School FfascO.

The EUDAlc SCHOVA
We are in receipt of information to
the effect that the public schools will
remain closed until November LIST.
We have no further information on
the subject, other than that a lack OF
funds is the cause and that the two
boards of commissioners, that OF the
County and that Of the School, each
seeks to lay the blame at the door OF
the other.
1t may at first glance seem prepos-
ferrous to make the statement that we
are clad that we are not informed as
to the dement's Of the case (merlt
there is none) but it is IN just exactly
that frame of mind that we find our
selves, now that we are about to give
expression to our opinion OF this most
surprising and wretched condition OF
our county school affairs.
We do not care to know the details
of a system of fnanciering, that, in a
county as wealthy as is this one Of
Frederick, lops off two months OF a
scholastic year, that has already Top
ped therefrom one of the four terms
1t is of no avail to US to learn that
one board is entitled to hay the cred
it for all that has been properly DONE
while the other is responsible for haD
the wrong that has been done and at
hest that is about all that any one
may expect to do, but it is of avail to
us to probe into this fostering sore
from another standpoint; the one
above all others from which the sub
must be viewed, should one desire to
get at the real cause of the trouble.
As we have already said, We are
not informed, what will be the defense
offered, nor do we require to know III
order that we may account TOR IT,
when it is possible for any one who
has followed the movements IN and
understood the spirit that has pre-
yaded and controlled, all matters re-
lating to the public schools III tins
county Of late years.
A difference in political faith, TO
which has been subjoincd a petty
jealousy of an assumed authority
will and does account for the present
state of affairs more completely III
the minds of the people than any
statement that it will be possible for
either of the two boards to make.
Whatever may be the final and d.
rect cause of the stoppage OF the
schools, we venture the assertion, that
no reason that may be assigned Will
be half so palpable or convincing, as
that the indirect, but really rcspon-
sibie, causes are those of political an
tagonism in the first place and an UNI
warranted clash of authority IN the
second.
The good common sense Of this
people, would promptly occasion the
reading of the riot act to any set Of
men, who would propose to connect
the church openly with politics and
it is a sore misfortune that education,
the system next in importance tothat
of religion, may not be as absolute
" divorced from the follies and
Vaccinations of politicians, who, n
order that their ends may be secured,
will as a rule, halt at the spollation
and deflement Of nothing. Now,
that we have given and done with
what we know to be the real, we al
ready begin to experience a burning
desire to read the alleged causes of
our county's shame.
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DOu.tDie in the House.

Ask druggists for "Hough on Hats
1t clears out rats, mice, bedbugS,
reaches, vcrmin, flies, ants, insects
lGc. per box.
Governor pattison, Of Pennsylva-
MIA, has signed the bill allowing the
destruction of the English sparroWs
at all seasons, and it is said vlgo'
rous crusade will be inau&urated
AGAINST them in that State.
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Notice to Delinquents.

Delinquent taxpayers are respectfully
urged to pay at once and save costs, as
am compelled to close for the years 1880,
1881 and 1889. ID. III. ROUTZAuN,
July 8 u CoINc'of
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NewsDaper Law Decisions.

!. ANY person who takes paper regularly IRON
the DO ,t,tice- whether directed to his name OF d.
,thers or whether he has subscribed or ho'-'s IT,
40 ,nsible for the payment ,..a
>. II any person orders his paper disconunuehh
nc mr. She must paw all the arrearages or the pup
fisher may continue to send It un'H Payhn.h, r.
made and collect the whole amount "A'''''' '">
n.ner is taken from the Office or not;
'' No paper will be discontinued until paid up
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-06-26

MIS-. F.. ). Bun is visiting friends in Atlanta.
Mr. o. CA;.ii,S has gone To Tennessee on
business.
Ms Lisa William, left for North Carolina
yesterday.
Mis-. IL. y. Fclkcla last Saturday returned from
4 'i>il I" friends at cambridge, Ga
Mr. AcA. McD"ugall and family, and Miss
Ella HfOkaw, left last week for Virginia
MI Governor BloNham and her daughter,
Miss Matte, leave tomorrow for Staunton, Va
Nr Earnest Grant, OF Savannah was the
surs, Of Capt +. lIoustoun few days last
week
Mr. A {. knoN, late OF Montreal, Canada,
now has char"c of the office at the ST James
Hotel
Mir l.. + Harm, one of the cleverest travel
ing men hailin" from Savannah, was in the city
last Wednesday.
y Col. G.. \ Hanson editor of the Barlow M
i'''w'nf, was 1T The Capital few days last week
He made Il pleasant call ut the FLOKIDIAN sane
tuIn.
- Mrs. COL H. H. Gamble will leave for Balt-
more tomorrow, where She will Join her hus-
band, VIII" has been quite sick, and go to Nir-
riuia for the summer.
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Our Premium.

Every farmer is interested in the welfare of his
stock, ani should have on hand tor ready refer
cnrC Il h"oI. describing the ailments his stock is
>u!lrct to, ,,itd lhc remedies therefor. In con-
o!'lrratiom t.! tbs itct We nave procured Tor The
h,nciit ot our farmer subscribers "a large number
o. cu!i'- 81 kcndall's Treatise on the Horse, y
one Of which We propose I" give to every horse
""ncr who pays tor his paper in advance The
book Is one of great value, rs it IS an index OF
disoaSts which give the symptoms, cause, and
the best treatment OF each. 1t contains Il table
Giving ali the principal drugs used for the horse
with the ordinary dose, effects, and anlidotc
when poison; also table with an engraving
Of HE horses teeth II different ages Of the horse
I Valuable collection OF recipes, and much more
valuahlc Information.
tcmcmbcr, We give tins valuable work to all
Wl" pay thcil subscription in advance. If
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-06-26

We ask attention to the advertisement of the
above sterling institution which is tavo rably
known throughout the whole country, and cs-
peclnlly in the South, for the thoroughneSS and
excellence of its coursq,ol instruction Its grad
yates are III many States, and their accomplish
ments and practical culture bear witness 10 the
superiority OF their ahaa 0,.ttcy. \ handsome
Autograph in the beautifully printed catalogue
before US shows the extent and elegance OF the
Seminary premises, which are located AT Slaun-
ton, in the Valley OF Virginia, famed ior is
hcalthfulncss and the beauties OF lis natural
SCENERY The session of lSs} 81 will open on
The filth day OF September
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Another Prize Number.

This time under on own notice We have
seen declaration signed by Mr. Louis Il era
DO" sly, the we'll known latter Of No. Il. Third
Avenue, New York City, in which he c,rilit~
I" being the fortunate holder Of ticket No Is, 2G1
in The Original Little Havana tGould X Go :,
which was decided 10y tc drawing OF The Ruyal
Havana Lottery On HE 'th day OF March, lNN::
That said number Was the one draw ing the Ca,rl-
TIL PriIc in The Royal Havana Lottery, and, con-
~eqncn'ly, the toi>ot bearing that number was
entitled L. the Capital llz, in lln Original
Ljlc Havana 0i,ald 4 tn'eD: and also ,!at
the ~nm "i 500" currency "ao promptly paid
I" hi'n "n l're-rnialnn OF ~ai1 ticket 10 |hil~cy
Company, General Accents, Though ihr Brook
i4n Bank Las -i"''e1~f,v Sac l",i. N,l,i Ii
80 In,.>}dii~i,l
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The following cases have been submitted, cor
uhued and dismissed during the past week:

The following cases have been submitted con
t'hued and dismissed during the past week:
CASES CONTINUED
v Sanchez, Administrator. VS. Thomas Dow
Ct th.-St. Johns county
Chas. Richardson et a. vs. w. II. Hutchinson
E>cambia county.
Thadcus Street Il al vs.. Mary 5. Benncr t ais.
v olusia county
l.. VI. X H. d. Ballard vs. Eckman \ Vets
berg 4 "i.-Polk county
SUBMITTED
Peter Earnest vs.. The Stale-Leon county.
~ r. Anderson vs.. The State akulla
county
l.. Montgomery Il ais. VS.. w NJ. Knox ct ais.
-Aachua county
The Singer Manufacturing Company v. l..
W. Spratt Il W-Duval county.
w y. Mclean W l.. w Spratt # ul-Duv,l
county
A. b. Campbell ys. l.. w Spratt am-Dnval
county.
a : Minis v. {. +. Nims-Ieon county.
l'hn-be Fr;denbcrg " Emily L. Wilson Ct at
Madison county.
DIsMISsED
VIM. J. Reyes Il ~. vs. VIM. Dcltspin-S,.
Johns county.
ATTORNEYS PRESENT
Judge G. A. Stanley, Pensacola; Colonel !
r. MCt lriitn, MaIianIt; Colonel A Paterson
Madl-on Captain f. NJ L'Engc, .Iachsonv lie
). Finley, ESD Gainesville.
Colonel G.. y. Hanson, Of Barlow, was admit
TED Ia practice IN This court
Forty FIVE ci-cs have been dncketc.l for The.
term
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Neuralgia

Is instantly relieved and cured by DIR. Jordan's
Joyous Julcp. Nothing like it on the globe for
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,
DruU1iSt 5-Om
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Extract from Il letter written to III. Griffiths,
editor of the J. Drych, a weekly WEIGH paper OF
Utica, n. u. "As ar encouragement to you,
since the advertisement Of kendal's SPAWN
Cure first appeared in your paper many injured
miner, have been using it, and in all cases in and
around here ii has achieved wonders. 1t is q
perfect success among injured miners
Yours truly, RICHARD OWEN.
OCEAN MINES, Pa, April 20, 1881"
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gu"l Workman

Have pluck and patience. Look ont for the
Interests @! Your employer, thus you will learn
10 took ont lur Your own DO not wait Ia be
'"ld everything; 'mcmhcr; act rs though Won
wished /" learn. Ii you have AN crrand to do
Start ~ like boy with SOME lilc Look about
y'iu see how the best workman in the sLop
doc, ana copy after him. Learn to do things
Wtll; Whatever is worth ,iuinm at all is worth
doing well. Never Slight your work; every lob
y"ti Il" is a sign; il You have done one in ten
minute. src Il You can not DO the next in nine.
Too many boys SPOIL lie time by not having
Patience they work at a trade until they see
about "nc-halt "l lis mysteries and strike for
higher Walcs. Acl rs if your interest aud the
interest oi Your employer were The same Good
m chhnicS are the props Of society; they are
those " hn stuck to their trades until they learned
them. People always speak well of boy who
minds his own business, WHO is willing To work.
and who seems disposed to be somebody in time
Lean tlc whole of your trade
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Take Hoods Eureka LIVER Medi.
cine.

The best family medicine made. 1t is the
latest and by far the best corrective of all disor-
ders of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels in the
market. Acts like II charm in Indigestion, Tor
pd Liver and Constipation. Only try il. For
sale by all druggists. 5-6m
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''nit - cents I boiile.
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- HE los or DESTRUCTION al ~" bounty lami
Warrants, and also that arpcalt:n 3" 'll'" ihad''
III duplicate OF The same.
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4 Maise, Of This city, have purchased he 90
'4i.'ie interest OF gentleman at aidos'" ha'
aHp VIII soon engage ia buHics7 ihet'.
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a. last Friday lie reports iLc crops looking
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civil Appointments.

The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor and duly commissioned
durin" the past week
John Cross, Henry G. Arid and Edward f.
Pratt, to be Notary Publcs in and for the State
al Large.
William +. Parish to be Collector of Revenue
for the county of Manatee.
Robert l.. Hale, to be Justice OF the Peace for
the county of Leon.
: IL. Ray, to be County Treasurer for the
county of Brcvard
A. Brady, to be Superintendent of Schools for
the county of Brcvard.
Robert Morrow, to be County Commissioner
for The county of Brevard
John l.. Carney, to be County Commissioner
for the county of Marion.
W. Z. Edwards, TO be County Commissioner
Tor the county OF Levy.
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ago, The thermometer has reached % hnt once
Mr.. r. F. Bradford and wife ,c,.mnsuic1
10y Mis-. j. r. Bernard LEFT last week for lanes
Island. \ number OF Others are p,,,,,rins 10 90
to St Teresa, and Mrs. W NJ Mcintosh will
open boarding house there within the next ten
days.
-GuS Boyd, 4 dcmentcl courcd youth, who
Killed hN brother in recent alteration in which
both used clubs pretty freely, has been hailcl in
the sum OF 5000 t" appear 1T The fall tenn OF the
Circuit Court, to answer to Il ciialgc o. man
slaughter.
- HE Savannah Ntr> anuounc'~ ih7t the base
ball clubs "i 'I'Ghe"nFi!ic anu Tallahassee have
arranged I" play Il match came N that cl'v on
on The IN OF July The base hHi''~i~ of his city
Know h"imn% 81 any such an tn-cment being
contaminated
- Tom Costa i maxim. ~. oii,l L. bnild II, a
summer lr"ic tor Guh fish. He a,l wees or
icr"'i 4 l"' from P'n>t'"l. "H irc i"mrano
IL" NhAPp'r-' amt other rhocc fish. He is also
making ar 'i@' mri'iS "%et lIe>h oysters I4'htd
~ ic' wee WFcN nom AIalachMolt
The preliminary hearing III The case OF the
State y John g. Nhirmr ior ,hc killing 81
James K. Mcdaniel va, concluded lciol,. jus
ic's West and faly .hS' lur-'ay 1t appear
my
From all sections II Leon. county We hear
cncnuragin" reports ~ Ia the arnu IN ,rn,s. \
SP'o"""' -" crop "'~ '"'h ""'''@" J. ana inc
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just received two ar-oals of following meals,
/" be sold strictly al Savannah quotations. 49,
Freight to br added 1T the rtlc oi Is cents per
100 pounds. on Gross weight: Fat Backs 9lc;
Bellies sc. The above meats on hand mt
l0-u V A. LAWS
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Cotton Diapers.

Y0u cam bay from w. r. Wilson.
20 yards of Cotton Diaper, IL inches Wide, Tor
- cents
10 yards Of Cotton Diaper, 20 inches " Idle, for
80 cents
10 yald~ OF Cotton Diaper - inches wide, for
100 cents.
10 yards OF Cotton Diaper 81 inches wide, for
10 cents.
10 yards "a Cotton Diaper, - inches wide, Tor
12J cents. 10
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Tile Art Imutin for July contains pleasing
designs Of butlcrculs and applcbo,sonls Tor
china painting, charming pond lily design Tor
embroidery, TWO pages OF iewelry designs, a page
OF monograms, and page Of capital borders for
wood carving. The work OF American painters,
in the Paris Salon is reviewed, and drawings are
given of fifteen of the most attractive and i'm
portant pictures in The exhibition An admira-
bic and copiously illustrated article on THE
Theory and Practice of Pen Drawing" is alone
worth the price of the number TO the many who
are interested in this humble but useful art
Other valuable practical articles are those on art
teaching for women in Paris, landscape painting
in oil, heads on china, wood carving and wood
staining No one interested in art should fail to
examine the July issue of this excellent maya
zine Price, 30 cents per annum, 81 Mon
tague Marks, Publisher, % Union Square New
York.
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Little Phebc-" Mama, why does the su

Little Phebc-" Mama, why does the sun
shinc?" Mama" Because it is necessary to
keep us alive" Phebc" Does ii shine on bad
people :" Mama" Yes" Phebc-" Then it's
naughty sun, and rse agoing to keep my 'brella
over my face every time goes out won't let
il shine on me, if it shines on bad people !"
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= Tm Fi"Kn>N l. alNal. kept on s,l
'aiA - Il.-aAa---,-. q. So, ll4r, Ia, s-,an
a \ ~ i.ina'dinr = . f.is:.. jr aud ..a
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gbt @tshlp 3IoriDia',,
Tallahassee. june 20. lash.
q. d. d. n.

r. REGULAR meetings of LEON LoDt,E Not
- Lid e,rfy Eetsddy Etehihg 81 heir L.,dr Eo,m 1,
.l.cA 81 Brothers in good -,ani,.. AZ, ,ivl,eR1,
stsI.c- Sllit : RAIL y. az
"A n MslSTo-H. JR. r. \
q IL -niAr meetings al AUrlLrA E%CAta;
= - are i'id the second ant fourth Mnay Is u
a. . month. Al their Ledge ku,'rs uc:osb
l.ttf- o. god standing az no
y A. NECl<NIS> e. Z
= .IsT"-H. 81. NrsE-
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Notice.

Valuable lp' for ale Apply 10
W. Il WILSON
TALLAHASSEE, May %, 81 I'm
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With pure Vinegar and they will MOI spoil f.
II ltinI"pl Co., keep the best 10
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Brick I'OmerOy'> Advice. TO Bows

l"u are learning a Irale-that is a good thing
t" have; il is better than god-brugs always 4
premium But To bring premium the trad,
must be perfect n" platcl-silvcr affair When
N'n ." 10 learn Il trade 10 50 ith ,lctt rminaton
t" win Make N. your mind what Won will he
gu.l Workman
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Beef. Seer.

Arrangements having been completed with
lurI', having lin" cattle now propose 10 keep
on hand ,lnly the very best BEEF that can he
found in iltc county Call and see me
1O-tl A. HENRY
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HIErEOROLOGICAt,.

h = Ica.@ ottre at Ta1ih,s>,et, For,x,
f.v he past .c,ek 4
=. -.r.s' ..,a- t4grn Ia " 4 EANI. Dr,--i., 4. i,
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1impina Children. What "a shame

Bad fitting Shoe, til" calISr Avoid this Npo-
rir~ oi cruelty by buying lour children shoes
from w r. Wilson.
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An ELEGANT assortment "i i4iir- amt ..tlt
low quarter shots, al u per cent les ,I4.n re-,
hi rF'C'> At loI SIIEN n Go.
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V1n>ugIiiOe~ :Rf-c Rad

C,ti al + {. Gilnl"lc's and ecl you "a net All
ready t" rn) up Price only 800 Sim
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w .amIsGI.

Ctil T. i2'-i l'u'ltr in Scaled cans, ~
~ Afford =
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io0 Bushels oil Fls- Crate lnrni.hcI Ap
ply 10 J " Btlun. lo-:a
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-09-27

C. p Coburn informs us that on ms
route to Boise City and while there, he
found the people in full faith that the Ore
gon Short Line would be completed down
Snake river to Lewiston. This opinion
was expressed by men connected with the
company at the different places. One IN
formed him that workmen were retained
there at half pay, to abide the time when
i he work would commence down the Snake