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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-08
Foreign.

The English franchise bill has been approved
by the Queen.
General Manteuffel, Governor of Alsace Lor-
raine has rendered his resignation, declaring
that the attempt to Germanize the conquered
provinces is failure.
Owing to the great depression in the shipping
trade of England, the wages of ship-builders will
be reduced y per cent The lyi~J-up docks at
Liverpool are crowded.
Advices from the west coast of Africa state
that two Mohammedan slave-catchicg tribes at
tackled the King of Talaba in his capital The
Kings household and officers were blown up
with gunpowder.
Tho breach between England and France is
widening because of misunderstanding con
corning the French feet being allowed to coal at
Hong Kong; the British Foreign Office has or
dered the governor Of that port to refuse this
privilege
A messenger has arrived at Dongola, who re-
ports that the Mahdi was within three hours
march of Khartoum. General Gordon had sent
General Khasa Melmosse, with five steamers
and 500 men, to harrass the rebels on the banks
of the Nile The ls,Sness of the Nile prevented
them reaching Berber Troops are marching
rapidly on Debbeh.
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Worthy of Consideration.

In commenting upon the wholesale discharges
of railroad employees now going on with major
ity of the roads, the Railway Register suggests
whether it would not be the best way, in the
long run, to keep upon the pay-rolls, practically,
all the force and effect the saving in some other
way. For example, if it is neoe ssary to save
$50, 900 per month. divide up that sum among the
men, reducing their wages and salaries proper
tionately and discharging only the incompetent
or negligent. Such course would make all
feel that they were standing together during the
hard times, and would result in greater devotion
to the interests of the corporation The track
feet condition so that the deterioration would be
comparatively nothing, and the road would be
more fully prepared for therevival of business
when il did come
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A Sure Way to Get Rich.
Wall Street Daily Nows.

The owner of a chair shop in q town in Wis
consin figured away for a week before he saw his
way clear. 1t was evident that he must either
reduce wages or discharge some of the men, and
he was working to get around it. He finally
called them together and said:
"Ghentemens, it vhas hardt times. I hat
blenty shairs, but no orders. l vhas oaferpro-
ductioned for der market doan' like TO shut
up shop und doan' like to cut down wages so
fix it some odder way. My capital vhas $l2 900
und my stock on handt vhas 81, 900. l water my
capital $4,000 und put up der brices on my
furniture So, 000 und so you all hat work all
winter at the same old wages. und like enough l
make one thousand dollar to boot"
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Congressman English is expected home next
week.
Robert Mitchell, of Princeton, president of
the State Board of Agriculture, is in the city,
stopping at the Grand Hotel
Cincinnati Enquirer; Miss Emma Vogt and
Miss Mollie Bryant of indianapolis, are the
guests of friends on Ohio avenue.
Mr.. Frank Patton, late of the Indiana Farmer,
will leave for the South in day or two, for the
benefit OF his health, which is now very poor.
j. d. Armstrong, of Rockport, is announced as
acandidate for Clerk of the Indiana House of Rep
resentatives, and it is said that he will have the
support of the majority of the Democratic rep
resentatives from southwestern Indiana. He
was assistant clerk in 1879, and is one Of the
most popular politicians in the Pocket
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Bates House: J. w Binford, Paris; A. L.
New, F. S. Hammel Springfield; H. H. Camp
bell, Chicago; L. E. Pinkham, E. Ripley, Bos-
ton; G. H. Comstock, Cleveland; Chas. G. Hall,
Syracuse; w. E. Banks, Terre Haute; S. L.
Wiley Richmond; Richard helms, Philadelphia;
r. G. Cowley, New York: Edward Kissing
Greensburg; E. R. Waymire Dayton; John C.
Perry, James Wallace Springfield.
Grand Hotel: E. S. Miller, Cincinnati; II. NJ
Clark East Saginaw, Mich; A R: Bayhs, New
York; J. J. Casey, Mississippi; E. G. Miller,
Lafayette E. Thayer, New York; E. D. Simonds,
Toledo; Ed R. Fouts, Dayton, o.. L. S. Fitch,
lakewood; F. B. Lathroup, Chicago J. Fl. Fults
]. NJ. Fults, George NJ Reddish, Louisville j..
John B. Cromer, Fredericksburg; T. W. Austin,
Louisville
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JAMES NEWMAN. of York Pa. writes: s.I was

JAMES NEWMAN of York. Pa, writes: 81 was
taken with violent fit of vomiting and purging,
attended with all the symptoms of cholera. One
of my neighbors insisted that should use Msh-
ler's Herb Bitters against my physicians wish
esq, and did so and recovered. Your bitters
saved my life" This is strong testimony, truly,
but it is equaled by that coming from hundreds
of sources where the disease was dyspepsia,
liver complaint kidney trouble, indigestion, foul
stomach loss of appetite, dizziness, sick head
ache, nervous disorders-7in all of which it is an
infallible pauacea
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A Christmas Innovation.

The Sunday school of Central avenue NJ E.
Church yesterday voted unanimously to reverse
the usual order of things at their Christmas en-
tainment, and instead of gifts being distributed
to the scholars, tho children will bring food
money. clothing and toys to be given to such as
would probably have no. Christmas except
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through outside help. This movement is taking
shape in the city, and it is likely that number
of the schools will do as this one proposes. at
is moro blessed to give than to receive"
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are now discharging so light is traffic. 1t is the
Western roads which have the right to dictate
ia the matter The trunk lines really have too
much to say in the matter of adjusting rates,
and were Western roads to treat them with due
different state of affairs would now exist Es-
peeially will this remark apply to Indianapolis
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All that the Name Implies.

New Orleans Picayune.
Women are in fair way, all over the country.
to take to wearing the breeches literally, since
such women as Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and
others have publicly announced the health and
comfort giving properties of new tangled UNI
dergarment called the chemilette, and which is
all its name implies, whatever that may be.
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From the above statement it will be seen that
nine of the fifteen roads received and forwarded
more loaded cars last week than in the week
ending Nov. 20. The increase is the most
marked with the I. & St L., the vandala, the
c., l. st. l.. e. c., and the l., b. & w. 1t will
also be noticed that there was an unusually
large number of empty cars handled.
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81 ALWAYS let a cold go as it comes" one
says; which means that he overworks the sys-
tenn in getting rid of a cold rather than assist it
by using DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price, Is
cents
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The Coolest Days viii Como in the Spring.
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Tho next coldest-looking object to street-car
driver is the ofliceho!der who has read his fate
in the handwriting on the wall
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Nov. 20. t Dec. 8.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-04
NOTICE Of ELECTION.
A GENERAL ELECTION
WILL BE HELD IN EACH COUNTY IN FLORIDA,
On Tuesday next succeeding the first Mon
day in November, A. ID. 1884, the
said Tuesday being the fourth
day OF November

For Governor and Lieutenant Governor Of the
State of Florida and for four Electors OF President
and Vice President of the United States;
For Representative of the First Congress
sional District of Florida in the Forty-ninth Con
gress of the United States
For Representative Of the Second Congress
sionAl District of Florida in the Forty-ninth Con-
gress Of the United States.
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THE VIM. LESTER PLANTATION

Is FOR SALE OR LEASE To RELIABLY PAR
i ties This farm is situated on Lake I.niona, IS
miles North OF Tallahassee, % miles from Thomas
Vile, and l14nles OF the public ROAD. Goutains
l039 Part of this lantation is rotli.g hills
of fine soil for cotton, and has never id 10 pro-
duce abundant crop when cultivated part is
levil, rich SOIL lying the lake, and ifnduc-s
the finest corn ana gran-al>o splendid III stura.e
for stock. Sugar cane and potatoes grow any where
on the place in the greatest uXuriance. There is a
new 2-story gin house, with good IN and IRON PRESS
Also new barn aud other out huildingi This
place can be rented tor . 200. w iih the use
of four Mules. to be returned in g",1 cOnd-
ton or replaced if lost 81 bales of goGdicoton
10 be delivered in lhomasvillr
| will sell also other muc> Mustang lony, =
fine colts (Almont one now - the other Il iniIuths
old-both bav mares from splendid motnefs--l a
Kentucky mare, the other part Morgan. Aise ,
good mich COWS, nehalf Jersey.
Parties wishing rent communicate &ith I.
l.. Wychc K. f. Lester. Thonasville Ga ,;or
MRS. WILLIAM II. LESTER,
2S-2m Brad ordvil;c. Fla.
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Legal Advertisements,
Guardians Motto.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvrn go.

d.e Of + t hEs .s,s,s G u THAT
Charles Roberts, infants, win ami. hooer,s =.
David ). Walker Judge Of the Cirrpp,!! 70 toe Az
second Judicial Circuit of Florids a, SSoar Of n.
the city OF Tallahassee, on the atS =. Ms oelce y
Der next, or as soon thereafter as can q NoveS
.nt ,h TO I R.e the undivided interests
of and joining Lake jackson. and IN, lying soas
east by lands owned by Miles JohusoU noed on a.
west by lands owned by Mrs. Cald~omm' and en N.
contain five hundred acres more or is. and said Il
October -. lSS4-1S-N ~ Guardi.,
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PERRY Ga, June IT, 1884 i am genuine allopathst-
member OF the regular school and profession OF medi
ethics but impeed by candor and truth and Of
duty suffering humanity do no violence TO proper
construction of that code when declare that
10 l. c. IS NO HUMBCG.
have used 1t long at first doubtngly ultimately,
with implicit confidence In is remedial virtues. know
whereof speak am familiar with medical prop
critics Of each Of its component parts 1t is profoundly
Alternative tonic dinIetc, daphoretic and enmenagogue
81. C. is A PERFECT BLOOD PURIFIER
II purges liver and all its tributaries and branches
il is recommended by the company. 1t never fails to
mske perfect and permanent cure.
FRED. A. TOoMER, A. b.. AN and ". ID.
PEQRY GA. June To- 1SS4.-We, the undersigned have
many years had the pleasure Of personal acquant
ance with Dr. Toomer, whose signature appears to the
integrity and Of high social and profcs
sIoEal standing.
w D. NOTTINGHAM, Judge Houston Co Court.
". r. KILLEN School COmr Houston Co, Ga.
" NJ GoRDoN Commissioner Houston Co, Ga
VI, CoLYER, Sheriff Houston Co., Ga.
V V Il BnuSsoNs Tax Collector Houston CO.. Ga.
The following are fair samples OF hundreds of testino
PERRY, Ga. Jnne 49, 1851 was for twelve years az
ncted with syphilis 1t was pronounced by old and
experienced physician to be the worst case he ever met
be had and had been drugged with medicine until
had about despsired Of ever getting well Finally upon
Improve and, after taking nine bottles, fully
stored TO health. This more than year ago, and
symptom Of the disease has returned.
H. Is WILDLY.
EcHEcoNNEE, HoUsrON Co., Ga, June IS, 1891 take
great pleasure In saying used half dozen bottles Of o.
c. for Of scroula of eight years standing
ard fully restored to health cheerfuy recommend
IL to sufferers from blood disease. s. w. w SMITH.
In conclusion the propeors they have yet to meet
with the dfst failure Of o. c. TO do all that IL claimed
for II.
E< PRICE, 4l.bO PEE Borr1z.
THE o. L. C. CO.. PERRY, GA.
SOLD ny
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And on the same day there will be held in each
County OF the State General Election for Cunsta-
bles, each County being allowed and entitled to one
Constable for every two hundred registered voters
in the County prorided homeOer, that no County
shall have more than twelve Constabes vet that
each County shall be entitled to at least two Con-
stables regardless OF the number Of registered
voters.
WHEREAS, the Legislature of the State of Florida
of A. ID. 1881, did determine by a vote of majority
Of all the members elected TO each Of the Houses
thereof that it is necessary revision of the
entire Constitution of said state and did enter such
determination upon their respective Journals, with
the yeas and nay thereon, and did refer the same
to the Legislature then next to be chosen aud,
wAereGs, the Legislature Of said State then next
chosen, to-wt: The Legislature OF A. d. 1889, did,
by a majority of the members elected to each House
thereof, agree TO such proposed revision; and,
mheredS the said Legislature of 1888 did, by resolu-
ton duly passed, recommend to the electors oil the
next election for the members of the Legislature to
vote for or against Convention, and did therein
provide and direct that the Secretary of State should
incorporate, with the notice of the General Eec-
ton to be held in the year 1894 q notice of such
recommendation, with proper instructions as to the
mode of compliance with such recOmIn eudation
Now, THEREFORE, notice Of such recommends
ton is hereby given, and the following instructions
hereby given as To the mode of compliance with
such recommendation:
First Any elcctor desiring to vote at such elet .
ton in favor Of such Convention, shall have writ
ten or printed on the ballot ON which the
names oil the person or persons voted for for any
printed and on the same side thereof as such
are written printed, and not on the other side
the words FOR A CONVENTIONS" and any
elrctor desiring vote against such Convention
shall have written or printed on such ballot the
side thereofab above prescribed, the words AGAINST
A CONVENTION"
Second, The votes cast on this question shall be
canvassed and declaration and return thereof shall
be made by the Inspectors, and by County Canvass.
ing Boards, and the State Cauvassng Board, in the
same manner and at the same time votes cast for
persons for offices at said election required by
law to be canvassed, declared and returned.
The attention Of the Sherffs is called to the law
requiring them to notice of said election to
be published In a newspaper printed In the County,
ii there be paper In the County, and If there be
no paper published In the County, they shall cause
at least five copies of this notice to be posted in tho
most public places in the County.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
H. g. Great Seal Of the State of Florida, at
Tallahassee, the Capital, this, the
twentieth day Of August, A. d. 1884
JNO. L. CRAWFORD,
Secretary of State.
A. MosRLEY, Sheriff Leon County
Tallahassee Fla, August %, lS84-19td
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THE PROPRIETORS OF
.. i. G.

(OId Indian Cure)
Present to sufferers from the wasting diseases due
IMP RE BLOOD old, tried and true remedy. IL is
no recent invention, whose claim to merit upon
theoretical ideas chance experiments Tried by the
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NOTICE

THlRTY DAYS AFTER THE FIRST NJ.
Il cation of this notice the undersiyn.t ruBll
tratriy If the estate of William P AVA adnlnil
county of Leon and State of Florida dsca ase ofa.
az ply Ia the Judge of the Circuit Cop-t 30 Vii
ond Judicial Circuit of the State of FIT zoe "a.
for the county OF Leon, sitting in Chano.A u I'd
thority to sell the following described I. l's
said estate To pay the debts OF her nt.s,s,. nos
An undivided onchalf interest of and - :, 'oSa
half and the southwest quarter and IN. ,ae hozs
OF the southeast quarter OF section twen,G1t @t
also the northwest quarter of section ~ -. ~
:(25l, all in township ten, south of ranvs .1'!
east, containing seven hundred and twen, vnlete
more or less in lafayette county State Of ha sefs
and also the north half Of the southv.r riorlda
section thirteen, in township twenty four 1870. Of
range twenty, east, containing eighty 49, un Of
and being in fernando county, State If :. Eas
and also lots numbers seven and twelve in n norca
addition to the city of Barlow and heinz ouuey
the southeast quarter of the northeast ons,,.H Of
tion seven, in township thirty, south Of rang, VI ec
1--WE, east containing two and one-fourth acres ss
In the county OF Polk, in the State of Florids ''O
FANNIE s. BYRD, Admini.,s.,.
Tallahassee, October H. los4-5w
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SUBURBAN LOTS.
81 1O-ACRE LOTS JUST NORTH OF
THE CITY FOR SALE.

VERY DESIRABLE FOR COUNTRY HOMES.
Y Good water good soil some lots cleared, some
all woods, and other very desirable farming lands
In lots to suit purchasers from 40 to 400 acres
tending from the city limits back two miles. Some
of the teu-acre lots most beautifully situated in
view Of Lake jackson and the city.
G. G. GIBBS,
May Is, 1sS4-om Tallahassee, Fla.
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G. A. BRYAN. UR.,
BOOK Nd E r,
TALLAHASSEE, ALA.

Iibraries' and t~e1s years e1p3 ienee ',in4 60,
ing for the State, think i II .sfeJ
claim to be better uostsS on
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Administrators Me-;

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To
~ sons who have any demands 49, AL PER.
of W. A. Murray deceased, to present IN .he esa.
out delay TO the undersigned, admi.is,...aen viii
estate. T. J. HI, ITO Sistor Of ,ais
Tallahassee, Fla, Oct. 81, lSsLSw uistrstot
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tE TIE coUneon purpoSe OfEMe peoi'Ie % Flor
tGl MouH be TO 'plcance the mokfi4! Interests
STATE Wink our prtnc,pLes a.d IooItcs afe s'at-
nenAy consercqtre 5ased upo. TIE 5el.et Mai At is
safer 10 con&rUe than destrvg. ut~r 10 reform
than reoolutonize, thy are be'ad and tdsral
enough II n,<rit tue support # ssery go,si rs7en
and ICE incite tie co-operat>n u ecefy con>rratirS
element tn the STATE 10 unite u,t.us in .tcurtug 10
fZortda gocernment ~htch, ho'­ ana ero'oni-
caNy adminisered shall alths pro>ct The r(Ghts'Gnd
foster tie Interests Of tie adoptn1 aad The n4;hrs
BERN, tho rich md tie poor, tie ri3te and The SICK
nth equaI and epact justice FEKns, in
letter Of acceptance.
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Escambia County three;
Santa Rosa County two;
Walton County two;
Holmes County one;
Washington County one;
Franklin County one;
Calhoun County one;
Jackson County three;
Liberty County one;
Wakulla County one;
Gadsden County three;
Leon County four;
Jefferson County four;
Madison County three;
Taylor County one;
Hamilton County two;
Suwannee County two:
Lafayette County one;
Columbia County three;
Alachua County four;
Levy County two:
Bradford County Two;
Clay County one;
Baker County one
Nassau County two;
Duval County four;
st. JOHNS County two;
Volusia County one;
Orange County Two;
Putnam County two;
Marion County two;
Sumter County two;
fernando County two;
Iiilisborough County two;
Polk County one;
Manatec County one;
Dade County one;
Brevard County one;
Monroe County two
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The Gem of Blood Purifiers.

1t is the original the Oldest and the best 1t is vcge
table PREPARATION containing mercury other mineral
poison and will dsease by producing
other Compounded under the supervision Of an eminent
physician OF thirty years practice, and licensed drug
rst Il H. an absolutely infable for known
form blood disease and skin disease asin. from blood
faint be 1t
SVKHILIS In stage, ScrOfula, Ulcers,
Rheumatism, White Swelling, lIcera-
ted Sore Throat, Catarrh, Eczema,
letter, Pimples, or EruPtions of
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And on the same day General Election
will be held

\NH"ey 40 NNH~SN' 5000
the First Senatorial District;
In the County Of Jackson for Senator from the
Third Senatorial District;
In the Counties of Calhoun aud Franklin for
Senator from the Fifth Senatorial District:
In the Counties OF Liberty and Wakulla for
Senator from the Seventh Senatorial District
In the County of jefferson for a Senator from the
Ninth senatorial District;
In the County of Hamilton for Senator from the
Eleventh Senatorial District
In the County Of Alachua for a Senator from the
Thirteenth Senatorial District;
In the County of Bradford for a Senator from the
Fifteenth Senatorial District;
In the County Of Putnam for a Senator from the
seventeenth Senatorial District;
In the County of Marion for a Senator from the
Nineteenth Senatorial District:
In the Countie. of Dade and Brcvard for Scna
from the Twenty first Senatorial District;
In the County Of Sumter for Senator from the
Twenty-third Senatorial District;
In the County of walton for a Senator from thu
Twenty fifth Senatorial District;
In the Counties OF Polk ODd Manatee for Sena
tor from the Twenty seventh Senatorial District
In the County Of Nolusia for Senator from the
Twenty ninth Senatorial District
In the County of st. johns for Senator from the
Thirty first senatorial District.
On the same day election will be held in the
County of Madison for a Senator from the Tenth
Senatorial District ill the vacancy occasioncd
by the resignation OF Frank W. Pope, who was
elected Senator for the term Of four years, at the
General Election held the first Tuesday after the
first Monday of November, A. d. lsS2;
In the County Of Duval for Senator from the
Eighteenth Senatorial District, to fill the vacancy
occa-ioned by the resignation of Jonathan c. Gree
ley, who elected senator for the term of four
Years at the General Election held on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday Of November, A:
ID. 1882;
In the County OF Monroe for Senator from the
Twenty-fourth Senatorial District to ill vacancy
occasioncd by the resignation of George w. Allen,
who elected Senator tor the term OF four years,
at the General Election held the first Tuesday
alter the first Monday of November, A. d. 1852.
And in each of the respective Counties of the
State "a General Election for its Constitutional num-
Der Of Members Of the General Assembly, tO-Wt
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FLORIDA UNIVERSITY,
LAW DEPA M r. n t

ANNOUNCEMENT.
IN THE UNIVERSITY CATALOGUE Oh THE
current year it was stated that special ~ uiDunce
mcnt would be made if Law Term be he'd this
College year The matter was conditioned upon
the encouragement given by the number prepo5in.
to attend
The encouragement is now assuring, and tbs Law
Lectures will begin on the ID OF December. 1884,
the University, Tallahassee, and continHe TO
March 4th 1885.
Price for all the tickets, $50 Diploma. SO Mar.
circulation, S.
j. KOST, Chancellor.
j. T. BERNARD, Secretary.
tE Jacksonville Herah Pensacola Conaacrctal
Lake City Reporter Gainesville Adoocdte, Qhincy
Herald and Tampa Guardian copy four times and
send bill to the Chancellor. Oct. A. lSS4-2u