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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23
Z. 6 [.

Or. Glumenfelo bate aans ,i9tis per-
mItbet, psnn ct auuabm, baB Ser &ebafs
teur Der tatboIii9en 3eitung IN Dem 6auie
oes Serrn Wteiiter etn germ geiebener @ait
iei, uno ba6 Sr6ulsin Bertha i'm ebeulos
wenis mit gIeidgiltigsu Nugeu betra9tets,
wie CT bas Mdb9er. Bertha, bie mir
biSber peri0nlt6 nod ui5t tennen gu lers
men @eleseubeit bntten, oeren unuer6litmte
Nutport auf ben 6eiratbsantrag 6es Strez
bers 8lumenfslo uns uber i6on CUR 8es
nG9e ia9ts, ipeB @etlteS Sinh lie lei, mar
in Der lbot cine e6te ultrdmoutane SUNG
frau uuO Wtitglieb oe5 Ntdriauii1eu Be
retn5, Der mad 2lnii9t Der 2i6erolen Die
UtGo6en perounmt un0 81 flerifalen
3Ueden b~reiIirt; 6eionOerS aber mar BEN
aufgetldrtcn 8eiiteru Oa5 blaue Sauo unS
bic gerpei5te Meoaiac, mel3e bic Sung
frauen oeS @cretuS BEL gepi6eu @elegeus
beiteH ST trogen Y~flsgter, Elm Dom i'm
2lnge. llnD troB oueoem mar Bertha Elm
tets bcttereS uuo ~IebeuSfrobee Wtdo9en,
neil ii4 e6sn pobre 6r0mmistsit un0 Qes
benSfreIoi9teit iebr gut nit chamber per-
tro9en. sic mar teiue 6opfbdn<eriu,
a6er iie betete Iieber, ais bag ie i9le9te
Gomune las; iie beiu6te aud in Seoleis
tun9 ibrer @Itern Die &on;erte bes Mtuiifs
p~eyetues Deer bos Ebeater, menn es obne
@efabr fir Sie Sittli6teit gei3e6en tonns
re; babel nabm ite iid au9 oss SauSps.
iens OH uHo l9affte riltig pou frib bis
ipdt. Bertha mar, Obi9on itets eeibmafs
uou 9etleiOet, bod feline jener MoOepups
pen, Die l%tunoenldng uor Dem Spie9el ite.
ben uno nit bet toilette Dem lieben @ott
bic !3eit iteblen; itatt ibren 6opf nit eis
mem balben @eutuer faIi9er Saare gu be-
Ialten unO nit alerIet 3ierratb 3u uerun
~ituIten, trus iie bas eisue 9aar IN Swei
md9tisen 3Opfeu seflo9ten, unb bieie nas
tiirIibe Ginfadbeit fleioete lie better, als
Elm bo9sefrduielter 0uars unb @oubsrs
es uermo6t bdtte. Dtit einem @orte,
Bertha war feline Der lO9euannteu Mtooe>
oamen, Die Nt9ts tennen ais 3iererei, 2ies
beIeien, &oquettireu uuo ais unniibes Sra
9e,ei9en IN Der Welt iteben; iie rpar teins
iensr Greibbausplan5en, Die sroBsssosen
peroen in aufgetIdrten Beniionateu uno
pousepfropft liuo NIT romantti5en Sheen
uno iiberi6uangIt4en S9parmereieu iie
mar feline iener uertOrperten Wobeiournals
Tisuren, bic lid nur auf Sarquett: unb
EanSboben beimii3 fiiblen ODER bic 8eit
In Der Sopbaede u%ertrdunen. Bertha
uar cine multerbafte Sungfrau, bic aud
bic &i9eni9ir5e Iiebte, nit Sreuben ale
Sausarbeiten uerri9tste unb aue gmansi:
pationspbraien uerla9te. sic bate Elm
frii9es, runbes 9eiidt3en, rotbe, seiunoe
Wansen uuo elm bellies, flares, oiienes
2luse, in usl4em ii4 ibre refine, Don eei-
Seuidaiten ui4t s%etribte Seele ablpieselte,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23

Seine @rsnei bat 10 a0semeine anertens
nuns in ibrem eisenen Orte, Staat unb
9anb unO iiberau ~sefunben wie @per's
Sariapariua. sic 1T bic bette 3uiams
meniteQuns pom planSliden Slutreini:
sunssmittsln nsbit &aliums unb Giens
bic ie benz Yublifum ansebOten
porben 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23

Der Winter trdt leiuen Ridsus on, uno
bic eritsn Spuren tiinbeteu ben tommenbsn
6riiblins.. On einem beitern Mdrstase,
aIs bic COME nod LANCER 3eit gum eriten
Scale pieber pom blaueu Simmel auf bic
!grbe Ia9te, i~paSisrte Bertha am arms
ibres Serlobten, bes &ebafteurs Der tatbos
lii9eu i3eituns, Or. 6reimutb, in ben ans
lagen. Beioe idiereu IN etuas 9ebriidter
Stimmuns gu iein, benn bic BET Serlobten
ionit iblide Sersensfr6blidteit uuo Wuns
terteit poQte tros Der S9erse Srsimutb's
ni9t re9t sum Ourdbrud tommsn.
@run6 mai bic am folsenOen Worsen be-
uoritebenoe 0erbanbluus Dor benz @eri6te
wesen geleibisuns Sellers. beren Der &es
batteur in Solse sines &rtitels angetla9t
mar, unb Srsiututb wuBte i5un aus Grs
fabruns, mas elm FOLDER Yro3eB 5u bebeus
ten babe.
Nber ipie bat 6enn Seller, oa Der Strafs
antrag bod pou ibm ausseben muBte,
RenntniB pom benz Nrtitel erbalten2 frass
tie Bertha. SIT er auf Die 3eituns abons
ntrt2
Sreimutb ld9slts. Die Sa1e 1T sins
fad, usrieste er; irsenb cine Der rieoern
Oenunsiantenieelsn, bic iebt In Der S9wei3
wie l%lntrauf pu9eru, wirb bic betrefienbe
Drummer einseianbt baben.
ST Der @rtiteI benu in Der Chat 10
i9Iimm, Baul2
Our9aus ni9t, ionit piir6e id bic 4ufs
nabms 6esielben usrueisert baben. Bes
nisitens CLAUDE i'd, annebmen gu birfsn,
baB Seller cine ioI9s rein iadli9e unS OBJ
%iettiue, auf Gbatia6en seitists aritit ieis
ner poIitii9en Bsitrebunsen unb @rfolse
u%ertrasen tonne; aber penn uniere artt:
tel ni9t piberlest perben %f6nuen, bann
iu3t man fi@ bur9 geitrafuns an uns gu
RIDDEN!
alber Saul, gu biit i6Ou gu einem WOs
nat @efdnsuiB perurtbeilt penn On aber
nun su elmer nod bdriern Citrate uerurs
tbsilt perben iouteit.
Nun, 70 tbeile i'd bas S9tdial al meis
ner &oQegen, iopie Der 9rieiter, bic absss
faBt perbsn, wenn iie trob ibrer Iusweis
Jung pie6er auf ibre Steae 3uridsetebrt
unb In SoIse befen ms @efdnsniB
waabem maHen. Die Trennuns bon Dir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23
Sisters


aeine onbern aranfbeiten finb In ibren 9~tnariiea
70 tiidii3 pie bic, ipeI9e bic aebIe uno 2uuse be,
treiien. aeine peroen non Der glebr;obI beren,
roel9e earat letoen, NIT FOLDER SorgIofis,eit bes
trattet. Gin gepobnlider Suiten ooer cine CTS
~tdltlng, bic pteaei5t oapon berribrt, Sas mag
t1 nrbefpiBt Dem Metter elm penig o~usgeiett bot,
III oftoer Gnfans elmer gefdbrIi6en Granibeit. Seit
pterjig Sabren tirrpit ap er'S Gberrusgectcs
ral se9en bic arantbeiten Der SebIe uno 9uras.
bat ieine srobe @%iriiamteit babel bepisIeu, unS
ioute eaber in allen 6dlen obne 3oaern aerou,s
men peroen.
Seiinns eines fbredlid,en Suifsus.
Ism Sabre 1857 ics ib mir cine beftise ert6I,
tnng ~, bic meine eunse ousriff. SD fRbIte
i1redlih, nno cine i9Iailoie giadt folste Der ans
bern. Die aerite saben MIDI auf. SD p~eriubts
I'm Aper's 9berrpsYectoraL, un6 %
bradte tnetner sunss erIei4teruns, CAB mir S6Iaf
nne oainit bic sur BieeererIansans nseiuer Stdrte
notbise @lbe. Gin fortseiester gebrau9 bes
9eetorals peruolfdnoiate bic SeiInng. SD bin
lest 62 Sabre alt, trti9 nnb seinne, nne bin iber'
'sHst' 'as MID Ssr YsStGral gsrsttsi bat;
saodinsbanr, ST., Is. SuIi 1882.
Sdntiss Srdune.- SrfIdruns einer w utter.
- gls ib uorigen 8iuter oui benz Sanbe war,
bate rnein orsiidbri9es Sobnten eineu Aninq BON
bdutiser Srdune es itten Gls Oh er eritiden
miibte. Serrano in Der Samilie idIua Dor, man ioHe
ibm apsrs Gberrp3SectoraI seben, wOpon
mir tets cine 5lai9e i'm Sduie hotten. 8ir qaben
ibm fIeine DOZEN, aber oft, unb in peniger ais
elmer balben Stlnoe atbntete or Az unIerer Sreuoe
nit 2eibtietsit. Der @rSt fagte, ons Gberrps
YectoraI babe rreirem lieben Siube has 9ebeH
9erettet. Sam man fi6 od tber lniere EaRtbors
felt plmoern3 4uirihtig bic Sbre
6ran m M @ebrep."
$50 @eits12Sfe st., Newsgcrt, l6. geot 1882.
so gsbroubs felt ~ntebrsreu Sabren aper's
Gberrp ectoraI IN metnem S1uie lno trage
tein Seoeuteil, e5 fir oaS Ipirtidnite Ylittel ge9en
SIiten tno GrtdItnngen iu %ertlaren, oas mir ie ars
geIpdnot. ". ). Crane"
Cafe Grptal, Iiun., 10. Idrj 1882.
,,Sbt Sabre lang lit i6 an Der grulbrGuns, unb
ipuroe, na6oem i'd pieIe MlitteI umionii periuht
: bate, Snrb aper's Gberrpsgectprot 9ebeiIt.
Sotepb 8aIoen."
@pbaIia, Drill, 5. @pril 1882.
so tdun ni6t eemig gum 2obe ron @per's
Gberrps9ectoral idgeu, beun id CLAUDE, obue
basieIbe mare i3 IGngit an sungeulcioer 9eitorben.
gaIstine, 9sras, %. apriI 1882.
Gs siebt feline Rrantbeit on Der GebIe oSer 2uns,
bic ui5t bur9 aipcg'3 CberrD.Ncctorai bebelb
teno geniIoert ,piro, uno eS piro INNER SeiIuiq
%briuger, wern oa5 llebel nod ridt 81 peit fIa
bic 8irtuu9 aaer 1e6iSit ge9argen 1T.
9ubereitet pom
ST. 5. 6. 9tbrr & Co., Gowrl, @aR.
in alien 2Ipothefen 5u habeL
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-05-20
SUNLIGHT ALI THE WAY.

"Good-hy. Jennie, ,he road is long,
And the moor is hard to cross
But we'll yoR know there is danger
In the hogs and the marshy moss
So keep in the 70 itpath, Jennie.
Let nothing tempt you to stray:
Then you'll get safely over it,
Fer there's sunlight all the way
Sunlight all the way;
So never you fear,
Keep a good hcart, dear,
For there's sunlight all the way"
The child went of with blessing
And kiss Of mothcr-love;
The daisies were down Mt Ter feet,
And the lark was singing above.
On, on in the narrow footpalh
Nothing could tempt her Il stray
So the moor W Is posscd at nghttal,,
And she'd sunlight all the way
sunlight all the way,
And She, smlliag, said,
As her bed was spread,
had sunlight ali the way
Aud |, who followed the maiden.
Kept thinking, as went,
over the peri|ou~ moor Of life
What unWary feet are bent.
Ifthrv only coul; keep he ;0otuath.
Ann not IN the marshes stray,
Tncn they would reach The end OF life
Ere t.c f,i..ht c,.,.3 ,rnn,l ihrd.y.
fncy't have sunlight Al the way.
But the marsh - wide
And they !urn aside,
\nd the nigh' falls on tac d,v.
Far better to keep The marrow path.
Nor turn to III" lclj or righI
For If We 'o.icf Il iuarning,
Nh't ~hAii rc tu when thr nic'l
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-05-20
Call for a State Democratic Convention at
Pensacola. Wednesday. June %. 1884.

The Conservative Democratic Party of Florida
VIII hold State Convention at Pensacola on
Wednesday, June p, at II o'clock NJ, for The
following purposes:
10 choose delegates to represent the State in
the National Democratic Convention to he held
at Chicago, July 8, 1891
To nominate candidates for the offices OF Gov
ernor, Lieutenant Governor and Presidential
Electors a Large IL bc voted for at the next
regular State election.
TO choose State Executive Commitic" TO
conduct the campaign of 1884
10 tranSlci such other business rs NAV come
before the Convention
The different counties in the State will send
delegates to the Convention upon the following
basis.
One delegate for the first enc hundred votes
or part of one hundred, cast in each county Tor
the candidates upon the Conservative Demo-
cratic State ticket al The general election in 1850
one additional delegate Tor every additional hun
drci votes, or the last fraction over the one hun
drcd when IT amounts to fifty or more cas-,
i"r such candidates, the number ia he deter
mined, when there IS "A difference, by the vote Tor
such candidate on said ticket who stood highest
on 30" county vote. Bui II any county increased
lis vote at the genera election ot 1882 il SHALL
have the benefit OF such increase. The counties
uAdrr This rnl'. viii hc entitled to represent tion
: fellows
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Palatk4 lcrald |

Tn" thinking mind of this nation is Al work
Politically il is important era III the history Oi
Am,lic tn politics the election o. President and
Wee Prr,i idrnt Of this great Republic every four
YEAR : ln that t,r the Time being, ab~ofbs
the mind of this country more than any otncr event
II i, predicted that the Democratic party this year
j. mere hopeful of national victory and yet the
old times come up when we were equally hopeful
ana defeated. Times have changed, however, and
the PROSPECT is, beyond doubt, brighter than ever
for DclnOcrtic victory, unicss som, ErcVpne ms
take j. made. But what concerns our people more
than an, hing else is State clcc ion. More than
ordinar, effort will be made on The part of The Re
public,n party Ia bring upon us The old Republican
DYNASTY, which mcanS-Spoils, high taxes and an
imcomln tent administration "t the laws. No man
who looks 10 the well-bcing of his State or county
can tor moment hesitate 10 what his duty II III
the premises True WE have citizens who have
been educated under Republican Iuie, nationally at
least Their citizenship her'. involves higher re-
spoons blitv The Dcmocra'ic party in the south
compose the intelligence of the C" 'ntry whilr il is
wcIi known that the ignorant III 'sscs are made up
a. a class tat do not own the property, nrarc they
capable ot casting an intelligent vote. \ man may
be consistent krpub icim AT The north, wliilc his
true Interests southern citiz'n prompt hiIn 10
change his pol tical record in the south
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-05-20
Milton New
l.rn. NNm. Miller.

Wr h4d a pleasant chat on Tuesday with thi> very
agreeable ana entertaining gentleman who paid uur
town 4 dying visit IN or;'cr to mccl his many friends,
and tax over the political questions of IT," day.
The rn'rl looks rcmar, lh'y well, and cnt"rtaiu7
.truclIvc conversations He drce not hesitate to
nuIlIic that he j. caudidAr for GOVERNOR subject
the decision Of the cnnV rntIon and says that he
j. ar only man in the party VIII" haN the cmcrity 10
CONF: boldly the front and say "a j. a candidItr
The General is man ot marked ability and would
mskc excellent Governor In cas-" Of hi, n0ini
hajjnn " shall give him our support
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|iaI! Out OF His Head.

ct. IT. I'D rr iir mau ali Don QuiXo'cs weary
snl!le, "vt.o invested sleep" Sanch"'> gratitude
1 ,4t- lut Yt,i i one for nmy reason enjoy
3..s exc, lrul iny,,nl ion: NcrVon-n'>s III me had
: ....i... 4 hi~ca-"" writes Nh. William Coleman,
H.. u..il hnowr hnr-nic druggist oi Bunii", \. Y.
.. ,,a.l not steep, aud my nights were either
sea-. 4si ti4At sort rc-tiC>~ifsa wlhch nearly
srtz : !. m,u or in kind "t siupor, haunted 10y
,fu. utt = dreams II wing taken PAKKERs ToNIC
.t ri, r .,rblc-, lflcd il also io' ih!>. The re-
T. a,tu -u,. r,s'., AID dcig' g'4t"G mr. Ny nerves
-, tone 10 c,ncrr' r'ich, and, ike Caesar tat
I ,.I intp thu rahk- oi th"rc who sleep
'n.a t -hu1E add tArt The iontr speedily did
81. ~4.u tn cphditoh II @"l''tti d'th ny ana
-i.p-i ., ;,~a"d bs nv 'r,vipus >lcri lrs>ness,
a. /. -, u.- sircrgth aud T. rect dr. sion In
e., ia. u a. i"ui th"ru.g .ghis st'bii9lird
:l,l "a .,i.L b.>" used FARMERS io>Ic Nj h cntifc
S,. -. f.r- -ckn".~ and Tor thc towel disorders
+; i.,-lt ~ ocean Noya@'s.
ii5. i.r.;.,ratIon las heretofore been known as
F,nRtk'4 t,INGER Tonic Hereafter IL will be ad'
l-.d AMI snld under thu name oi PARKER's
ia>f,- ,uiitiug ilc word %inScr liIsCoX ~ co.
tft .ndu-rd io make tui- change by the action of
,uri,,l..l d..lc VITO have for years deceived
krlt ru = tniers by Substituting incfl r prcpara
at,- nfdci iiv ~ ginger VIC drop tn" MS
l..ilii, - word al willingly, ~ ginger Is an
i,,!,oftani lavprlng mgr dlept IN our lonc.
,,. 80. remember mat 10 change has been or VIII
~. mate IA the preparation itself, and Ill bottles
~ ,,,. i. Z ~ tie lands oi ds aers, wrapped under
m. Ii .lnc Of PAKhEH's GINGER TONIC" contain
Iii. ~ tuinr medicine il the fac-simile signature OF
hlsts,X & Co l. IL the bottom of the outside wrap
:urr My 6-im
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-05-20

pulaika NcWs.l

FaldtkA .Nc"r.l
IT is amusing to see how mlny papers, profess
cdly Dcnpcrttc, declare III ctDpuatlc terms thl' uh
less some pet idea Is incorporated IN our national
ul,t,orrn the party will 90 Incnncntaliy to grass
In. Emrer journa{ thinks that the country Is lost
nulcs. Xnttcrsun dictates our policy; score of
nthr,s equally "solid" declare that the party is
ruiued hrc,llsr one ID mocra' introduces hill eni.
b,dy,nv ms own ideas. They All seem determined
tn i'm rt.s our opponents with the idea that We are
weak and almost ready for burial But tn" DcIn"c-
rry h,s been ne III" grave than Is at present,
and uruvcI itself quite lively afterwards ; II has
o,,u hrcu worse divided than II is now without dis
rnn,iou or seriously cndangering its usefulness.
I, might be well for the scrbcs VINO SO conf
dn,lv dispose OF great national party to remember
,hat tbr Influence even OF the" metropolitan indie
pendent press" is limited, and that the power OF
H. n.o,le when once aroused is even mghtcr than
tha, ot The pen II these opinions are honest, and
thrr expression seeks the good OF tue party, II Is
an ri,rt bur few differences can be heated ny SUN
is,r, a. a; we see every day, and little quiet
,hnnyh can be cultivated, whn the brain is a@
nr,,ed as these opinions indicate some modesiy
,rouId not he out Of place at any rate ana To show
thaI we have little, we cease To crtics1 ne giant
;n,nlects" which attempt diclatinn to the country
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there | will answer for their good

there l will answer for their good W
havior." II
At last Jim's eloquence prevailed aA9
Alice finally consented to teacl ~eoF
longer, and at the end of that time she
decided to stay, for never did >elrpa
move along more smoothly. At hex f'=~,
quest jim was allowed to remain dniana
the term, and As soon as it closed b" 0ri'E
to college. ).
Alice taught the Bear Creek >.'irs'l
successfully for three years, bnt ia 'be
end Uncle Zeke's prediction was verified,
for Jim Turner came back ami broke up
the school,
He married the teacher.
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E'lorida University.

w. hay. >ah li'tlc of onr University of late,
net agrate, there has been lack of facts 10 speak
-, onf -I'chne>s has perhaps been orcaslone'l
10y '!a lax ol physical things ihu proceed in
os'.i. liio"~ The University has, nj no time
~iac: is beginning, presented more that is inlcr-
CSifZ, Tor VI are Informed that large number
a. e-t c)a-- educators from various colleges
anil universities nf America and Europe ARE adj
dcd.t snd ali the departments except Theology,
are stw organized The man gers nf the Insti-
tulir have been very active in attention 10 the
or4is zion, AMI cquiIsmrnf~ Of The colleges. A
iueti accession has hces. secured I" the appan-
cr~ '>rrcialIv fer tn" Normal Department, now
"rr'RH Il among these additions is grand,
OltrsN, W Pjturii iriuut. which represents The
S"lpiF 4vs'om 'nflrc. ,ui active in the regular
move 'Sacnis al hA the planes Also WyIhe's
= s5'el p,p.r mlct model ot Jerusalem.
=. i.,.rJ IA "a tlc q; the English survey ot
ih..,~.'irl civ AMI cnvlrons. fn- iak,-S every
nfliht "i !'re clty; i, typography an true
~cal". Ni'i' 'lrcr mi!"> 81 cnvfons Nj. Olivet,
k"lfoi Nalr oi Jcnn, 1'nr', Temple, NJ. ZION,
riltlti ni P.p.~. Besides these lhcy. are many
more, ':l,ii'i"uS
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-05-20

She was young and hal a pretty face
and Gainsborough hat, but when she
asked it an aplary was not place where
they kept monkeys, the spell was broken
and the charm vanished.
=" Never look at your boy when he is
speaking" writes a father. alt embar-
rasses him when he is explaining how he
happened to be in school and out playing
ball at the same time'
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What a fresh complexion Miss B.
has" said a gentleman to young lady
At party. "Yes," replied the lady, who
was rival of Miss BIS, it is quite early
in the evening YET, You know, and 1t
hasn't had time to dry
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-05-20

\ young Alex ndria miss
Vas asked 10y her beau for kis,
Dcmurcly contcnt~d
She Swcrtlv consented
And I, cir lips looked exactly like this
- Washington HdtcAsf
Hat h'r IA nt"rrurtcd the bliss.
tud said ' Who il this Young fellow, sis ?'
Ave, without mare ado
l> / yorHg fellow flew,
.snd hi> eyes looked exactly like ;hi~
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-05-20
rrnnk Lr~lir'- ~unda, Magazine.

lit, i'f.i'n .Inno nnri"r = - HE ti:;cs.nth
v'iuift~ ~ TIM clam 1T ii> per,p.iicli I" public
'r'e 4. i,1 'un;, n. think. H. univ.r-, ,lly
r.co~!ii.od Is ..lmr.hlv ,..nlue'rl hy its
iic''" and popular clh"r, + De WIZ Tai
ma-e}n u Nh,hl, IN 'hS nu,n,r iwo most
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hinf = "r - - year. po-l-p,il. Mrs. Frank
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-05-20

understand ihn D. kost h,s added
! ..l1 :" HI dnnl'inn> 10 our University In
i 'i1ipa - IA. lug, museum o. natural history.
aan' tniad ami ptih"loglcal museums, and
. Npari III minerals snd FOSSILS and his con,rlbu-
l5oi. tlriu >pn :" trr' q ior The Library he has
haN -. u'ci vu.on> important appliances lnI
e.. Nr:'an' Drlrm"ni Among these is a
anrea. o"cry - Pt1nrarum, and Wythes
Y 'i,5 . Icir>a'rm Thesc two appliances for
Il" na astronomy and sacred history originally
= :, .f.1 5000, tnd now in good condition,
- J .,csr, aal indeed no. "ii Of con-
rtllclti
F,i lD- mu~,ilul i"nr ,Gant walnut cabinet
Gases. M1i.3 plt' 4iH-~ fronts are procured also
'rhc~" ~ coy 800 square irct uf surface on
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f'~t. Ha-,-- rH>l $1,000 All HES" additions to
th- app'f'c'> ui me UaivtIsi'y will now soon
t,tl a.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-05-20

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