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HIS HEARTIEST EONtses ATG.s.s-
E1O\S.
English as She ~ spoke by ala" EtO"
Frederick aSObie, Governor
Of Maine.

BANGOR My 10-Thc speech mahc al the
recent Republican STATE Convention in ihi- cilF
by Gov Frederick Rome ha~ not becl aeon
rately printed in any OF ihr Maine parri~. /
was a unique effort The Governor told ni 10
long line of Distinguished III II Wha hat pro
ceded" him in the Gub.rn,t..iia' ottic' .il.n.
particular attention 10 III" Mnrli = and - l1rtci
Washburn He also ,ai
For this renewed expression of your confidence,
for this unanimous rcnomiuaiion - the hlghc>;
office in the State accept my hcAftc9t congraln 4
tions.
When you come 10 "Ea.ll," as She i ,po<"
our aesthetic Cnici NJ igl-tr''r i So Il Is best
His entire speech w,s Ich ~ the tx'icmr
abounding in gems Ike iiir ,hpV'. lninrlU
tunatcly The writer did n"' take dnN', tn speech
in shorthand, and, les he might do Gov Kob"
Injustice he will noi :.ittinpi - qnoic rA-SlSe~
of the exact phraseoogy ot which he : no' Ger
tain.
Unprtjudiccd observers pro '"nHce the speech
even more astonishing than The "n delivered by
him at Portland two years n@". upon the occA
sinu of hi, first nomination - Governor
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son, pa, there's an awful fight around
the corncr.'
Yes" said he. inditfercntly.
And one man has chcwed the others
ear off
Yes"
"Anl the other man has Shot off his
pistol and killed baby.
Poor babv.' yawnei pa.
.\in't You g"in' round thcre?'
Presently replied pa.
In short time everything became
quiet and pa rushed trantically around
the corner and arrested an old woman
for selling matches without license
Pa was policeman.
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Preparing for the Convention.

y
the following named persons will cOustitute,a
committee, to whom IS hereby fully entrusted tJe
matter of providing ample aud suitable hotel ST.
commolalions for the delegates and other pir
sons who will he in Attendance on the Demk
cratic State and District Conventions called :tn
meet in This city, comm ncing Wednesday, jude
25th 1884: !
E. Sexaucr, Ch'irman: d K. Hickey, VIA
Blumcr Jacob Kiyger
This committee is respectfully requested 10
meet and confer us early as practicable, with In
view 10 taking such immediate steps in the prefA
ises as it may deem best
BY order o! the d mncraiic Executive Com.
mittee s LEONARD Chairman
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THE FG.ORIDHAN FOR THE
CAMPAIGN.
sl.OO for Seven Months.

In order to place the FLoRIDIAN within ,hc
reach OF all during the important political Cam
paign OF 1884, we will send the paper to single
subscribers until the first oi Decrm ,rr for 81
In clubs of five, ana one 10 gcller UP of club at
80 cents a copy
To clubs of ten, and IN extra copy :" person
forming club, 75 cents copy
To clubs OF twenty. ani ezra c'pg 'p PERSON
sending club, 60 cents 4 c"py
Al these low rates cash mus accompany all
orders.
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WHY rs TT SOt

Some find work where some find rest,
And 50 the weary rid goes or.
| sometimes wonder which is best
The answer comes when lite is gone
Some eyes sleep when some eyes wake,
And so the dreary night hours go
Some hearts beat where some hearts break
often wonder wn'' It's so.
Some hands fold, who're other hands
Are lifted brav"ly n the strife
And So thro' agys ar thro' lands
Move on the two extremes of life.
Some fec, halt where some feet tread,
In tireless march, q 0rny way;
Some struggle on where some have fed
some seek, when others shun the fray
Some alecP on while atiIe's keep
The vigils of tie true and brave;
they will not rest till rO es creep
Around lheir name. above grave
- Fafhtj H,51,,
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Mary Ellen Chase says "ther, will
te: three lwomen to one man in heaven. y
Tkeh there will be two women cut of
every three that will be mighty lone some,
and Idon'f you forget it, Mary Ellen
Marf L. Booth says that what
Yemen lneed IS outside packets. True,
tFary, amp what married men need is an
7hside pocket with combination lock
shat caB't be opened until morning,
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The Mobile Register. with an enterprise which
is commendable, has perfected arrangements by
which the citizens of this place will receive their
paper daily at the same time that the citizens el
Mobile receive IL. In the absencs Of daiv fi
Pensacola this is effor, that should be appyi}
clated by our people, as the coming campaign;
will be full of interest," and The Register furnishes
all the latest press dispatches. 1t has als, cS<
tablishe'l an agency in this place, and everything
umns I;
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HY T. =. ARTHUR.

S!'I"" 'il' mingled with shadow until a
'''ICN II, e'' GOV 'r''' an
tN can 81 }" ID" Wright i!hou' an
,''' ''N'''" 81 ,.''''N-- Il steals INTO the
h.5'l a. lnr 'l&h' r'ced's; and, aS the
H''l ''la' aus on mature grows darker and
"'rN'r, IL" sou! seems To b" losing itself
@hi'" strange ""Sc"rl'irN. rs vision =
""' - II G'hh'l see ~ II once ~aw, nor
r"'"' a. once '"lant"''. weigh
'l'@ ''p"a ne he'r': lhcrr = sense of
'>,'' - '"''F'''i'Ss-' ''> "rin 'he
FE'. III AMI ""' i"r i'>h"~.
.'' "''' III '"H' l. "2' So VIZ"
4 4, '''''' 't''" NH'''" ''.'" t>' 'Nrn'ng
'9'' ~ ''"| "t'''' III ':'' d'h 'Niil-ht,
am -" ttaS h.S''IH "rH~h"i '>ii" ar
-''' ar '"E .'"".i, ~ t'''l a pi"'" D..
>'''' '". arg 'p"" Nln }"", 'h4'
'.' Wy oT'r ~, \ "r"''' '''"i~'''r. 70 "
&" "'.>.
,''' 9.''1
i'~ i'''" "f~ t,r''' - nr->
~ N@.'
h'N '..'" ".'' >. i"N. a tired
'"" -'' u ''':'; - ".Nt
'Nf, '.H' i.'' '' am. she an
>"'' .'r, "''' "'"m"nt, She adj
D., '-h'r' ~ IN" -ray shad-
"'' ... &.''' '''t.:hlng without
'a' ..-" al, gone out: and
'- Il f'S'--lc'! Il "a ny
-" n"> I"''@ ct ,,oie d"Wn.
~'. ~. g" ~" never >tt~. It
j. ~ 'H> ID ''' >N>. ma'r answer.
ID" >'@ah through the firm
anna NJ. but II J. h"t there. see only
lrAdr" canopy, -a!i my TREND. " or,
- I'.' ~ az IN" added. low
'''' ~.''; W. ~" "l''2 everything We
-s"i" "I"D@ '+.i'N. n n man without
-. i'''.i- ii-..> .'''; irii, ii~Ni'a'n", un-
'''. ~ g" "."f' thr next step Will
"fl -. 'I' III . Ni'"r sometimes. lou
80 ~ IA" n"N'f ~'i~ herc j. 1t
.''' -
KS th" cart" tune tom the sun, SO
W.. IA "Ht changing StHi", turn also.
i''' 81" 'htre, "''t mold n place for
r''f. l.r winged '"'' 'i "AtNncss are
o"i own.
she Si2I u aNIl|, IN" sat silent.
lfr IcH'i- A. 10y way t"'i We know
'"', ,"'d' Trying =" l'ti hfr up into
Al 2. ""@ 't"~' ""nGh oar way in
'''f ~. tlh'l ,'au4'rs ana through wilder
n - fi'~ l'-f' hand han 'oai us. 30 ne
hS PROMISED. ihr ra> ana the night
3ft a''Nr unto aim In"H@h the PAIN he
md.ieh ifo" eur r3'S, 1t IS p'aln to nm;
ana II We pas "''""rd' trusting IN hlm'
our ie"t Shail not stumble Nhen we
turn away from IN" >"n ne gives us the
moo" y "'lch L" walk, ana when the
m""n g"ts d""n in" stalS are lett. lie
>panSi'H the SKY with them, that we may
have kno"'cdgG 'i III, existence and
''r.c" la'tn III ms rove
hTTn ,, as | taxed lt:,', Il -, star came out,
no" beautiful Sa'1 my TREND
hit'ng her hngeF an" pointing TO the
SP''N or 1@''' ;" '''Fe ana clear' sn'hlhs
through ..[ tnG ven 81, OF evening. ~,
" hea"'i"i o"'y r'SP'ndca' ne
stars were coming, and knew their
power.
And th're Is another. How tran
4"ai,S II 1s''''1' ~.
And fiXcd forever III ITS place, ike
tTnth, | answered. 1t Is always there.
W hen the s"n Hoods Our atmosphere with
light or clouds hang over us or the ven
n tIEIlifrbi OlSrurpS WE do not SEQ the
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mind like stars in the sky, shall show us
the way III our night seasons, snail image
to us the sun and the moon, aud guide Us
safely until day comes forth in beauty
and brightness
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-05-27
: SAN M4TEo, May II. 1874.
yivAnn9ll NewsI
Rhc :AaIanaic and Mexican Gulf Ia.
nal Com n INV

( Ac..;rsIng - a nniic. in The Morning -Ne3cs
{s.'i ", t'neriiag D: lre ncnrp II he At
faaw Y s.i Mexlcn Gait C,ua! C'mpiny in This
ENi,y isnbr ot = -n'ltmen Interested met at
de p siit-iii House III Il A. VI. yrsierl,y. The
l,sllnw Dg trt the nr'nes Of iIps- who were pres,
/! ,s,' ~ III presented hy p'OXv
| / Ex-G .yrrnai q. ID 'ew, OF Floriia Colonel
Nm. u ,,efs, Savannal 5 l.. Buns + a., II.
iM ,ry-t ga; J. r. B,chlo,, Esq, F'ks on. Ga;
lex G.,ris ESQ., S.. Mary. Gt. \ SWAIN,
Ksu, r,$nsn,llpa. Fla Genera j. j. Finley,
f'Chc tns.Aing was organized by electin. Gov
ernvr Rfw Ch ,irm III ali Tie B Ard, aud Mr..
AK. t.uti,s Secret .ry
"A nuNber of resolutions were adopted l"king
to the thitherance of h. int rests "i tn ncorpo-
E*tion, and committee W.T. appointed To nego-
1tste with parties with / view tn construction OF
tbe CAM
1t wfe. decided thu penii " hes. negotiations
no bOoSs OF subsctipnn 10 The capital stock
bt"uld he."pened.
Il An gg%h'r business he meeting adjourned
g. A mteung oi the cotppral"rs u! the above com
bkny wss held in this city yesterday This is
fBe canSl To the alvanCem nj nf which the late
GJlonei; P. l. Rsllord evo ed man, years of his
Hfe. II: appears from what General McLaws
a3d in, his interview published in yesterdays
Ndrsi,tt Aeees, and also from the proceedings OF
tae mee!irg held yesterday, in this city, presided
pf n byeea-Governnr Drew of Florida that the
etojecHts attracting the attention oi European
e9piallsis, aud III Il the company will doubtless
tdOn be organize on Il working b isis. Ii is to be
k9ped That il there is any conflict ol interests or
kqrpose among the nc'rppra!ors it will be har
monizes upon Il mutually satisfactory plan. and
Fiat no straining OF Legal technicalies would be
Allowed 70 interfere " ith the consummalion of
eHs work, as il app .ars that all parties have The
$ane object in view
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CHEEKY wife.
The world doughs every man the
bread that he kneads.
Beware Of dried apples. They love
II t wisely but to swell.
The best hand to hold in the game
of life is that of your best girl.
Josh Billings says: "Next to a clear
conscience for solid comfort Gums an old
shu."
-" What is laughter" asks a scientist.
1t is the sound that you hear when your
hat blows off
"A man of "A great deal Of character
cannot hide it. He will betray it even
when he sncezes.
"A young husband in this city is sut-
fcring from severe case Of tumor. It's
two more-twns.
"A young lady calls her beau
Honeysuckle because he is always
hanging over the front railing.
Robin Hood stole from the rich that
he might give to the poor The tariff
steals from the poor to give to the rich.
Yer doin' Judge man by de spread
what he makes. De size O. lie watermil
yum amt governed by de length o de
vine.
If you hit the mark you must aim a
little above it; every arrow that flies
feels the attraction of the earth.
feHom.
An old proverb says that "care will
kill cat" You may consign to us i'm
mediately few cars of care" and dump
it into our back yard garden.
What a happy man was Mignet, who,
when dying, said: " If it were given me
to live my life over again should wish
it to be Just what it has been"
When a hen gets on her nest for a
short time she lays" but when she re-
tires for couple Of weeks she "sets." A
hen is nothing if not ungrammatical.
"A Georgia man climbed three flights
of stairs to whip an editor, and came
down on the lightning rod with his
clothes half torn from his body. He al
WAYS subscribes for the paper in advance
now.
When a boy takes it inter his head
dat de worl' owes him a libbin', an dat
he's gwine ter git it ez easy as he ken,
he'd better practice how ter act when he
gets fore the gran jury, fur he's gwine
dar sho.'
-"Papa, what is the TARIFF" asked a
Congressman's little son. Gazing com
passionately on the youthful knowledge
seeker and sadly shaking his head, the
father replied: "My son, cannot tell a
lie | do not know"
-"Don't you believe there are people
who enjoy grand operas ?" "Oh, yes"
8. They are highly cultivated, are they
uot ?"' "No, not necessarily" What
kind of people are they?" "Deaf pco-
pie, young man."
-Beaconsfeld said "Action may not
always bring happiness, but there is no
happiness without action" The first
norton of this observation is just freight
cd down with truth Take the action of
saving hard and dry wood, for instance.
You wager it doesn't bring happiness in
stead Of the backache.
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AH'RACTIlAI. PROPOSAL.

Had a proposal from any Of the fair
sex since leap year begun, Jones -
81 have, Brown. | lad a proposal
from the daughter of my boarding mis-
>us."
"Gimln you are in luck. How dill
she muster courage to make it, and what
did you say"
"Wtll, you see, She keeps the books
for her mother, so she came to me the
other day and proposed"
Yes. yes, lucky dog ; so on"
"She proposed that pay up my ar
rrars or git
& ''Whewn ~
$50 | got
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-06

che coutlnon', while the Stoke as made Up this
Cysniug are now LOG ,lU. bales. Tho Imports
into contuo7ia' ports this week have boon 2 g.
OOi ballot IhCf" IN M Increase NJ cotton IN
sight Tonight Of 1886 bales Hs compared with
ITO same date Of 1853 al Increase Of 2ijgss
bales a. compared with the responding date
ot isal and an decrease bii,lll uulos Hs com
pared with is,l
Total shipments from B,mouy for tao week
bombay for TIC Same week Hrr 3iULl ,ucO
January lst 10000 uglD', which shows de-
crease C1mgNgtu with last y Gi lu the weeks
rCcai pts ol 900 bI'la ANA = dc.rsn 10 100 ship.
muuts hi4i bales, aud the shipments since
January show tu WylusH OF 1900 bales
The tD'uls sur ihs week show ihnt inc move
mtni from tho port other than bombay rs l5GJ
bales less than Sym" week l..' year oth0r
porli cover tgylon. Iuiglt'u. .h1rra'he' ana
C1Cunrdp
Upto January ats, Icclipts ut the ports this
year were gIJGlt bales lo ,tuHu Ia $50 ana 2Lu,
III bllCsmere than o, tho Same umc In 1851.
The total sCcopts from carnations suco sen.
tcnbor !, l.s'. wHrD ailpl bales. Ia '''.Ni
were iG'UN,l bale. BOO lS,i.s2 Wrr ili2,ld1
bales Although tho rr''inti az the on, ports
tho past week Nor, Il2llO bales, tho actual
movement from plan .t'ilu' WDs only sl,Hui
bales. tho balance being taken rom the stocks
ri the Interior town. h1.. year tha receipts
from tho plantations for Tao Same w'aE were
Totdc,t,ou On llra. on February T. l,'l, was
i.5g18ll bale. asHius' 5lglgD7 IN is., u1d
assoc IN lsss. rnl 1lT.sI 900 ls,l 10 win DO
seen hy iB. plav. uI.tfHc decrease in amount
il sight .. ,1lIll.. Ni.N I.'. H"it Dr. l'".t.'
bllos che increase ". pluHuIri win lN.l-a1 li
leiGG baln. Hul ll. u.....s' from IN'l-'' ~
CO OQi bales.
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' TX t3,cntHoE kkn sILyEn


-CoTroN-Tho speculative markc. q New York
bore a steady IN ing all of to-day VITA Huc1t
advance on ell months The near months are
up points ana the distant months points mp
Transnciioua arc 2tsO tudor ycSt'tdsy'E.
Liverpool opened and closed quiet aai steady
al dccline Tho daily of s 2-Gi. New Orleans
options in cotton atcup points with ruling
dull but steady and rates reduced one half from
Chicagc i. oduce-Whcat Lost a little to-day.
February fell l.i cent and May is cent Trio
former closed az % ii and the latter 40 % Corn
for February IS stationary at 81 rs and May
cloled al 81 ~ which IS t., on yesterday. Re
ceipts OF grein sre: Wheat, 1891 corn, 2iO,7l9.
oats, 7),75i. shipments arc Wheat n,53f corn,
si776. oats, 1851 &c., $500,
stationerv at 81 20 Ii bid. Nay wheat went up
3.s from yesterday, closing to-day slQS 3's.
Corn IL nominalIy is Cn closing to-day ~
As is bid May corn in stationary ~ ~ i.S
Oats for the current month ave nomiuelly SO s.
For MAY oats ~ close t).day sold ata6 1t
Provisions -ChicRg0-POrk is SIM going up
The first trading this morning Is cash. sun
was cents higher based on close Yesterday
The last transactions reached Sl7 S2ti aud at
close there was none offered Tue advance on
February pork to-day is "a cents, ana ON May
pork cents, tho latter closing NJ flIH5s. Lara
Is II IL cents up on the cGsh month, aud 10
cents higher for May delivery. The provisions
market Is very strong.
NEW YORK.
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FIN NOE AND COTTON


Tho & numerical aud Financial C.ronlels IN
reviewing Jasuary tHys that month Closet WIN WIN
much better foeliu. NJ the STOCK sNchange
than pievallei about IN. middle OF tho monlh
The general results, ho sever worl noI salt'
faetory - the average spCculn 'or, while the r.
ports In regard TO commercial ail.ir' gAys lnli
'ltlogs ~ an improvement IN iOuc III seNcral
psttculars The tendency among merchants
waI all logard' oon'eryeiism' ara IN
tho dry goods trade u very large quAh-
Inv Of cotton goods was disposed oi
nj low prices. including decided incre1io
in the goods taken Tor export Ih' money ma
kot showed further increas" ~ the bank sur
plusand in the accumulation Of losnable iunds,
and The rate, call for loans on any respectable
collateral ruled 81 q minimum OF ] Uul per
cent per nnnum, Even the cNyemg unclWi,
lions and lepresslons IN the prices Of railroad
,.eurities, which ces. nrlly iovolye ihe calling
I'm and shiuiug OF loans among stock brokers,
hnI lint veiy liitlc eject on thu loan market ana
monetary strlugcucy, as Nn active influence on
the sioci market, is almost p1keu upon l9 %
thing al tho paGi For iuycsmeu. securities
Inc demand Sos fair, but II hardly seemed 90 DO
e0ual to tho usual January d'mtn'. ana Tue
conclusion was naturally drawn t1lt there was
loss surUlus M iucy o Invest
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7lrkT THE MEDICAL PR0FESSloN

ui INVALID gCurr ''j may properly
urarrituad tho iuori,s az "C1!fcnf
IDn,iR HcCf 1Onic," ~ Gnnlyria ~
uc eminent chemist ARTHUR Hull
,,eSAIL. MD, FN.S., ur london.
England; ami a.lOgu endorsement hj
tln celebrated physician, Profess
,lRIRAr1.US W IIHJS, Frs, LID,
ofJo.l.s. aro llhr!eI ON caca t"iAH.
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COTTON.

sroT cotton Is duh aud featuroless AZ New
York; quoted nominally at 10 B. for midding,
which Is no change from many days bnck a. 20
ouIry is moderate. Sales fell oil to-day and re-
c.ipts mended with 1850 bales cotton OF lndls
against 20. 100 bales America. Liverpool. prices
are steady. Galveston received $40 ealos to-day
and declined lilo IN spot prices New orleans
sro,s are also Oft lilo wich sales =, GOO against
Q 400 st Galveston Home por. receipts Iell OH
to-day against same day 1883 to the extent OF
32,5Sg bales ..
Dallas spots are quiet and nominal Mt quota
tionr Receipts to-day are light Compress got
q bales br rail on account of Blankenship d
Blake; shipped NJ Cisco Also 10 bales by WAC
on. California yard go' bales by wagon 10.
tai receipts of cotton at Dallas to-day Is 10
bales.
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ne-.. I.U. FgANOE
Don u1u. uf ..tt.I. r.D Texas &c
tgl biz uHr.f-ff .Hf ....f 'h.n.. icLu-
tinl krs.OraNff or hltalsDL' tl fftrigd With
nervous dolINfr ltt4 uI mlu1Oaf rUf kim
bred Diseases should At olcs 90 orlf0 lf iuulG
from which IN lOiru the cause or the iisl eset
above mentioned Goo. NI nlr0 il ur0Clr from
1r or hIp.r w hy your lwRg f.or ogprest
tlo move l.feI.IHF r.1. ~
C.pWnug q BALDWIN
Wno.Wc.e Hugrl o.. Dallas. a..
hyfeial' tf Hn'UI Bros nu j' d. Nilnlnt.
I'u tned MsrrIngc Guide 210 paflS ..cit
and g.thud.rg nCouu, fuur in pau.r l.. sf
llcc.ta Manhood. 10 cclt, WlmGuh0ol o.
cyltg rimphIo. cent, securely soslt er
mail s.ui money pf postage stamps DR.
WHITTIER. Goo Great specialist az Sc.
-L----- ------ Il I..--- 20
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tbs GREAT REGLlgR REMEDY

LEA usrITlaiIlug uniC
H.r Nervous Job itr;
gsllu.' I'd vitality, em.
IIAI Weakness. epoI
uHtIrhUA. ~ q at
MANHOOD, lmn0ier-
Cy. Pare ysiFau1 Gllthc
trlhIv Effects OF self.
Ahus youthful f0.licf,
riutAC,tasf lu rfer
see I- -fuCI rs Toss on
Htmufy. lU,situf Noe.
tu.uulEmltsIOls. Avef-
Zion n Society Dim.
moss 90. AI..oI NuIrgr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-06

i1lssJ came from Fac north 20 take CD gc' OF
the ra- works il Rome. as uarintguacur and
after the overflow. which occurred In the ruriua
following / was Nciy much exposed 10 mGlGral
poison. and I'm 1854 'ouud my blood so cputami.
mated with the poison that wls forced % give
up business. wlH treated boy the phys! e!anh
without relief. Sly trouble finally determined
In nn ubstt ,s OF f'n liver and nearly every ono
my,clf IN. udouI thought was doomed 90 die
within % fcw day. In this condition was I'D.
took Il iust as % drowning man would catch g., l.
straw, tut as soon as my system got under tho
iunrs OF the remedy, the nhsccss came % q
point aud burst, passing OIL without pain. In
fifteen days after this / was up al my work, and
have since enjoyed excellent health
Every sufferer from ualuiial poison should
take SWinis Specific g g SfESCEE.
gupt Rome Gas Sight Company
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Our treatise or Blood and Skin Diseatct
mailed free % applicants.
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York, steady; New Orleans, dull but steady
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Che Financial Chronise says for the week
ending February 1sL tcil efeipts OF cotion
.hed ll9liO bales, a;ainst 1N,5sS bales last
bsies three weeks sisct making tn soial re-
coi,ts since the list of lentcmber 1lSS, 3.9sl SIG
bales: against 4 $40 9i7bales for the same period
OF iss2-ss. showing ecresse since sepu moer
scr ,he week ending his evening reach total
~ ,sl bls bn lea of unich la .cos were 20 Great
sritaip, 1857 70 rrce s,d q. so4 70 the rest Of
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TGE NNlVERGlT, OF IRE SOUTH

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This school under no. special patronage Il
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leglate GuC p geological Departments For mo
special claims ot this University for patronage
appy for documents to the Rev. leliair licqE
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