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AN AGED BAPTIsT M,
Two More Imro,

w. W" NIofe impOrtan.
lou iour agent being in CoI"n'. Eases,
94ayS ago, and meeting the Sriioas, Ga al
u n. C3uipbell. we asked bi,I nelrable brHl
a us reply was, 81 have two ', ~ ioF The M
NIT enected by Swift's srdai.0sfe imposi
an M Neherab e man is know TO rer{
ior ms nnremitting laborS O "a laT and
n"l' ol Ille poor OF Columb,'a "le In thu
rendered that the Swirl ~ y Will
ihateu quite an amount Of tbSV,.he 70. hg,
lclne, TO be diStribu ed hm ne't famous
IHI nong the poor Ofthe cliy;benmnra, Cana
II nave Just seen a lady whoI
annoyed BY letter in o no nsS beenn'
II mad given her much tro vhe OF her N
SAID she had been treatedJ br ana paia
iahs curing 'hepast three q, several pn'
ihe old remedies, bat witho,r,, ogr yean +
llel, / suggested Swlft's ~ SWING snGi
toOk Tour bottles and is nors speclic, ani
iectly well. Her hand 10 wv ~, apparently 4
ons ho Srtib Ul Ihe disease left, II sua
w "w WV this medicine renoyates H. Il N.Y.
,W " hat about the other csse S'SS 'ness|
or,Mn, eli, Ihat was a lady also sho..
4 eiNa WIN the Eczema for fon vne hal
, ,' nailds and arms, as yel Ips ~ Ssan
was was covered over with sores and "a ilei i
was one OF the worst cases. o "Su scaA
uisease That l have ever SEEN " T IN 81
on lhc poor creature was bevondi ne Nal
,she lrleu every remedy AT CONN, n o eAPIu
lng mercury and iodide Of nntaah u
OILY grew worse. She was in 1 tItt,h y Z
When iirst saw the case. i t snSu e9t:1
taxing Swiits Specific, and she 'S S. " K
taken Two bottles, but over, , ,iea nOii
disease has almost entirely i d,r (
Her strength and general heal,hI hsappf
improved. 1t is one of the mn ,sa nave q
cures hal has come under my o' oh relHslts
MIR; Campbell, You have had Wdps Nv
varied experience In minpline % Nh, ssiol.s
observing their Affections and Vim nv i ing
nsSed--what is your opinion Az 10 ,'' ~ isa
of Swifps Speclfic?n 90 ~ lhe q
II q ministryo of sixty years b.,.
gled with every class oisocietv ana ao,s i
served closely the variety of di snu nse
aililct humanity. Blood diseas'ss ~
most numerous and the most dla'sD
remove. 1t Is my deliberate indSmo.,
Swlit''s Specific is the grandest hlo"S ~
ever discovered. There Is notbinS cop.
BILE 10 it. There is nothing loo g : SII \!
ABOUT Swifrs Specific" eVVu 7"
Trer tise on Blood and Skin Diseo,a
Tree. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Atisns
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Sick Headache.

One single dose OF Bail.ys Saline Apcrient
will cure il nine times in ten cases. T. is the mild
est, best and cheapest substitute for Pills in the
world. 1t cures constipation, biousness, sick
stomach, sick headache, heartburn, acid stomach;
relieves indigestion, reGreshes and invigorates
the weak and feeble cheers the depressed, acts
gently upon the liver and kidneys, alays symp.
toms oil fever, promotes healthiul pcrspirauon,
regulates the flow OF bile, ni,iga,es the pangs OF
Rheumatism, eleanses the stomach and keeps the
brain cool and clear.
When you need a purgative-try it, Large
Bottles 50 cents. II is Us pleasant Us glass OF
N soda water. Sold eveIywherc.
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Indulgences or Exposures.

1t Is self.evldent that pLyslciir ~
particular atteutlOn TO a class Of eases IL
great skin, aud physicians in regular pii,
ell over the country knowing this, mead
recommend cases 10 She oldest Office 10 N
ca, where every known appliance I rezi
20, and the proved good remedies =
ages aud countries are used, 4 whoee,J
used FOR Office purposes, and al are tti'd'l
tkill In a respectful manner; and, tllu
what 10 DO, no experiments art mad vi
count Of the great number apr1hi !
charges are kept low, often lower hr j
mandCd by others. fyou secure thtAl
get speedy and perfect lie cure, ihA 4,
IN any addrpgs free
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MEDICINES

10. IEpGENE DEvA,-ITIT,,,e----,--,..
~ I'll made us his agent fS o.;As OF FRsS
To sell his never-failinsd, LOT the Stats ~
a e,gp ant Restorative remedy, SSSs,I
SSnected with nervous dator, Vitalizs.aH,s
n nuuI ana al kindred dissasaly loss Of i
procure MS circular fron neS tss should =
ot.lse OF the diseases r, which Ia Iss!
a aS OnGe procure from n rs mentions Y
remedy. "a press, the nevn nj
Rv re, a y hoIyesale Druggists 4 \ ,AL6vTI
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The wa Tho ungodly * hard, but
ihe way the 1len Lea Is easy. He
that drinketl from its fountains may
not have eternal life, yet, verify, he es-
eapeth sure and sudden DEATH
Old names, d friends, old faces and
cid whisky crown Glen Lea as the es-
tablished saloon palace of the south
west.
Glen LEAFS nectars cause patrons 10
Relieve they have an abdominal Indian
summer.
Men may come and mon may 90, but
t,len Lea has one constant dow.
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Cleopatra and Mrs. Langtrv, although of diff.
erent nadonalities, are types of beauty which all
admire. Each enc had a secret IN retaining thei
beauty, and both succeeded.
One drank herb and root teas before breakfast
toprevent all female irregularities, while the other
used iron for the same purpose,
Both succeeded. Now these two great secrets
are combined by the Medical Profession, for the
special prevention and cure Of all female com.
plants and irregularities that aiIct Old and young
females, which Is acknowledged to he the grand.
est success as female regulator and iron tonic
ever before known. 1t is known as DIR. Drom.
coolies English Female Btters and it regulates
and removes all monthly excuses, distinctions
and irregularities it builds up all broken down
constitutions, Strengthens the weak and feeble,
imparts iron TO the blood, beauty TO haggard fea.
lures and bloom TO faded cheeks.
1t cures Mysteries, Lcucorrhda, chlorosis, sick
headache, ncrvcusncss, palpnation, liberation,
prolapsus uter, and all other troubles that are Pc
culiar to old or young women. Send for a Is cent
book FREE. Sold everywhere.
J. P. DROMGooLE & CO.. Props,
Louisville, KY.
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The Supremep :

, ,A\IiLANTA Sept. %, lsS. 'n'
! mink y, $. $. a very ysiiI;m.tFron e,A.,.
vieo,ario DISEASES aud at III son isndy w
'1HM i JAfR;i ya a d
Chief J1siiaa.nQS,
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All cases OF weak OF lame back, back.
Lche, rheumatism, etc., will find relief
sy wearing one Of Carter's Smart Weed
and Belladonna Backache Plasters.
Price % cents.
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twenty Dollars Worth OF Clothing for
Ten Dollars.
We have invested thousand of dollars
81 recent forced sales In the east. We
guarantee good $40 suit, which sold in
former years at $40.
REINHARDT, the Clothier,
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Sleepless nights made miserable tho
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is by
remedy Tor Won. Sold by j. M. House
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Music boxes, the best assortment ever
brought 10 Dallas, at G. IL. Edwards.
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plJ1 ,fE marriage GUIDE

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. SeiE
cents In postage or currency, over lVl
derful pen pictures, true tolife, artlcias =
following subjects: Who may marry ",
whyY lrnpcr ageto uarry. Who nAq 1
Manhood, McnanhOod. Payscai Ge1tl
shOulG marry, How Vie and happlnesI
increaseG. Those married Or tor'.y,S
MARRYING shon.G rAaC u. u yngst 70 "
BY ali adu.t gelsucs. tlua k,ut anfei n
key, PONY IN s.i,icr ailleas ABOVE vi
cover and 2Q1 pGges, y ceGls ~ Aiail''i'
crpOstage,
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Immense stock OF wall paper, the lat
ct designs and colors, are being re-
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No mother SHOULD be without
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY

which cures all female diseases and
makes all women happy.
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Missouri Pacific,
Texas Trunk

GOING SOUTH.
No. 2-Mail and Express, leaves. 500 p. NJ,
GOING NORTH.
No. mail and Express, arrives Hoo A. NJ.
Trains and run daily, Sundays excepted.
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NEW ORLEANS
GALYEsTON.


roNE-Closed' New YORK steady; New Or
hans, steady; Galveston, quiet but steady.
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TRAINS PASS DALLAS,
GOING EAST IT, 4 p. DEPOT,
NO. 9H, St Louis Express. .........S:iOA A. M
Leaves Union Depot. 9:l0A, Al
NO. lh4. San Antonio Exp. arrives 1889 Z. NJ.
NO. 3O6, New Orleans Passenger. .3:l0 p, NJ.
No. YlS, leaves Union Depot ..... 800 p, Nj
GOING WEST UNION DEPOT.
No. NI, California Express, arr .6:l5 p NJ.
NO. aOl, California Express, pVs B:3j Z. NJ.
Leave 1. " /, depot. ...-.,..,. .b:il p. NJ.
No. w., ocal Passenger, arr .... ll:55A. NJ.
NO. go, Local Passenger, Pvs.. l2:l5 p, NJ.
Leaves t. d l.. depot ......... I2:2i p. Nj
no. l5S, san Antonio Express, ives
T. q p. Depot. .....'.....,..... .B;55 A. NJ
Nos 90 and SJB run between Fort Worth
and New Orleans daily. Nos. l5i
and l53 connect at Fort Worth with trains 10
ana IRON Colorado. Nos. 3Di, S0l and 800
take meals at the Union depot.
Double daily trains TO New Orleans.
The Texas 4 Pacific Is 10 miles the short
est route TO New orleans
solid trains III Paso 10 81, Louis. Also Dali
.as 70 san Antonio, etc. Fast TINE, hrst-Class
equipment, sure connection.
see lnat your ticket reads via. the Texas &
Pacific nailwQy,
For maps, time table,, tickets, rates and ail
required Information, call on or address 4.
T.. 7. TURNER,
Ticket Agent, 5I Main Street, Dallas, Tex.
Ii. p. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas.
b. ". MCCULLOUGH,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, Galveston, Tex.
w. II. NEWMAN,
TraEc Manager, Galveston, Texas.
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TRAINS PASS DALLAS.

Pullman Sleepers Colorado, Fort Worth
and Dallas 10 New Orleans without change.
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Gulf, CoIorado AZ Santa ne

No. ll-Mail and Express arrives l:I0 A. NJ.
No. lS-Mixed arrives ...... $40 A, Nj.
No, l2-Mail and Elk, South de-
parts ...,; .......... ........... $3.50 A. NJ.
No. l4-MiXed South departs. 1880 p. Al,
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4 Sensible COlOred Man.

+ | NcC,y. Of Putnam county. one
"I lh' fh'e' lh'e'ii9rht coloIed men III
Einri Il, taIh- i'm the following sensible
WY '''f'l N'''i9 III d i'tteI l" Tue
G. tlur>\Ul.. E,truter'S ./O,1rnui
80
u" r =" ~ " u ~ w ""''e it'Pu"'-
:" '' " W. "'NS' WIG '"v
~ = '"' "' "''lo IHA' parry Hteo YOU
'''''-" e" '"' I ''i" A. :" "e al ,'sn''' ""e,i
"e w. ~ o''''''' M w. nee Siee'"
1."4 '''' ~ Na'N' .n' ""'No
b'Ne ''' :" '"t>>'''l'N P e"C"'" ~ 'he 'eed-
HfH ''i"' ~ J." ~ Wv ~ 'I"' n"!h'i comes
~ - a. "'' - y, 'iilei e"'I' ,'S "S,nlen
VIZ " II" ''"'' 80" d "''"S "a'''l' r"'eeh
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Nanatee EntnaSed

Edttrs FEorldu1n: Me,srs Cali. ID ,vi,ls. n
and MAhry arrived on s'crm-r Cochran frOla
Tampa yesterday aitrrnpon. TIE S'h last, an i
were met at the landing by committee treEl
the Cleveland and Perry club, OF MluA'ee AMI
escorted in carriages 10 the residence "i Colontl
John w Har,lee, Isl Manatee Village.
Under an arrangement of the young men ef
RraldentOwu, an excursion WAS arranged IN
steamer ManAtee, for trip down the river -
the outer bouv aud al 8 clock the distinguished
visitors and a large number Of the citizens ladies'
and gentlemen, got on board and steamed To tie
various village--Bradeniown FogarlyvIlle, Pal
metlo and Palma Sola taking quite a number
from each place.
Ii was beautiful night, and ~ tue steamts
eli led down the river a. a rapid speed, our visit
were called on for speeches and Colon:s
Hlrllee, AS chairman, introduces Colonel ID .vi1.
son, Mr.. Mabry and Senator Call, respectively.
each gentleman making eloquent addresses s.
the enthu,ed and delighted eXcursipnists II wss
novel and interesting occasion, and probably
the first time that campaign political speechrs
were ever made on board OF steamer al full
speed
After the speeches music was in order AMI
the young folks made the hours glide by loyousf1s
while they trippel HE deck, in The mazy iauc,..
al hands returning safely and delighted, abol:l
two o'clock in the morning.
To-day, about 10 O'clock in accordance with
previous notice, our people met in goOily mum
bers At the Academy in Manaee and Agau
had the pleasure OF listening ID ct OF the
best political speeches of the camp4i rom their
favorites, Senator Cali and Congressman David
son, M. Mabry making his debul in Manatee
county with sound logical discussion OF parry
issues, leaving fine inl ression gu hls attentive
and apprecialive audience.
Colonel Harlltt. with his usual munitiCenre
and generOsIiv di the honnrs and dispensed a
lavish hospitality to his distinguished guest. and
many friends " hn call, d To- pay their respects
The speakers W Ill ,eave here Tor Miakka tarly
in the morning in cOnvCyHnCts furnished bv Col
Onel Harlec, and Will speak IL the good people
of iha' place To morrow afternoon, from which
pace they VIII (, To Pine Level
The Democrats have The entire field in Mana
tee county, and but mragre vote will he cast
for the mongrel coalition under the leadership of
Pope. Up Ia this time neither Pope no: Locke
has had HE temerliv 10 speak in his section and
We doubt very much if they Will give their very
scattering admirers along he Manatee river an
opportunity "t hearing them. Manatee vii give
ny several hundred, larger majority than ever
before on TIN, Ii al November next
Colonel / Crawford Democratic nominee
or The Assembly, has just about finished 4 thor
ough canvass OF the whole cOuniv and reports
large and enthusiastic meetings at all of bis ap-
p"intmen's lie had no opposition, and several
attempts bv ew OF the disatfecIed to spring MI
lndependenl" has resulted IN total failure.
Yours truly, NJ e.
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An AWakeninx I'm the w est.

Among the most notable demcnstra-
tons of the campaign were the events AT
Lake deFunak and Chipley on WcdneS-
day and Thursday Of last week. They
were indeed surprising when 1t Is cons'd-
cred how thinly The country Is populated
and from what long distances many vt the
peopl had to come t. make up the thou
sands who attended. The wagon roads
from Il directions gave convvrginG crowds
in all sorts of vehicles to add to the multi
tude, while special trains from east and
west brought numbers from near and far
The impressive character OF these meet
ings hv reason of the large Attendance,
the distinguished public men who adj
dressed them, and the extensive and eN-
pensive entertainment provided, certainly
awakened the people who live oft of the
lines ct constant communication 10 the
great Importance Of those political issues
which occ&Soned such unusual evcn,S,
and gave them convincing idea Of the
agitation III lne outer N'Ill. \'ii>t-
quently An aroused Democratic enthusi-
asm in that section may he accounted an
assured result, and presa.e of Demo
cratic triumph there in November.
AS to the meeting at Lake lef'uniak,
we refer the reader 70 the report Of the
Democrat, of that place. The meeting
1t the tlourlshing young town of Chipl,y
manned for West Florida's chief benc-
tactor) next day was equally we'll at
tended. 1t was presided over by that
noble Democratic veteran, Gen. VIM.
Miller, of Point aShiugton, and the
speeches of Gov. Blovham Senator {. w.
Jones and Gen w. ID. Barnes, IN the or
der named, were among the ablest efforts
~ those eloquent orators. Their com
yincing arguments, striking demons,ra
lions and stirring appeals held the attrn-
ton of the multitude for huurs. AMI con
stantly elected such appIandin- cheers az,
rang far down the ase> of the prmcyal
forest beneath which he meeting was
held. The crowd seemed so thoroughly
cnthu>ed that the few discerning spirits
it included hardly amounted to an apprr-
ciahle quantity in weakening the apIri-
rent unanimity Of sentiment The food
provided at the barbecue WIS abundant
and varied, and there was more than
enough for All
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LAX q Fu.:aA DernocrAt.I
Grand Rally at Lake de Funiak.

q l5'l Instant thcre was assembled at
I,L. T. + .aitN II" largest cnncpur>e ot people
ltatl .,.- c,oI been drawn together in West Flor
i,.a ,.f., 'h- eip-' 81 the war. AT an early hour
in 'hr N.t A'@- The people began To assemble a.
ot.r h,a;i;i.i AXE 70 hear ine political issues Of
the d4y -u~sei by the Democratic orators of
our d loved State.
The ci;lz rs Of our place after waiting pa
ten " iu tie arrival OF the excursion train from
Pensacola, were Al length gl,id-ned by the vel
come >autd VI the whistle ana Immediately the
Ci-,ciiI.o and Perry Club, their uniforms
formed ID line and To The heerng music of brass
band nlr,hei ~ TO our elegant hotel To escort
the ~!r-s.Htr, to the stand
Tn %, -. ~ VA calit - or Ter bv Mr. j e.
NJ I.~4u wac l..4 net little speech intro iuced
Govc'G"' ". ID BlsXham.
the 6 pycrnur confined himself almost exclu-
-iv.l, 10 Si..;c finances and the Disston sale
H. WA listened "a with the closest attention
ANA W., greeted with hearty rounds of applause
,iu.Iu- !ii- Remarks. He explained everything
connected vi h his administration in So lucid a
urlunrt 'ut' Hp man nl ordinary common sense
c '',.4 ' 10 nave been satisfied that he had
Ellhto|t ,,"ftp. med his duty as the chief execu-
1--we HI, iul pur STATE
II So t,lowrl ny senator G w Jones. who
n.l i'~ in.al n>e crowd >pell-bound by his sill
vrrr ,."Y ....ce fer nearly TWO hours Mr.
J mes pac.lor In : mastery manner the wrongs
wui. ne f. pa 'l.can party had inflicted on
tlt p.ui',c ltr Tn last nineteen years and in a
III .-t ei.e.Ivt manner warned The people OF
Fiotiit .. the danger OF being deceived by The
9pr''l"p. l'r'ln>c> of politics. adv entureis who
iut> our cling over Inc STATE in the gui>e of
lr'!tprHlcn'>, bat vino are really nothing more
nam Republican,, in Dis lise and that of the
tn me, KIM.
C"on,l james +. Mcclellan WAS then called
10 he i u tu.t address II he people in alvoca
cy 81 tnn-'t4u'l mad Convention. On the con
CT l-''ln 1t h r'3Itlk- winch Wrre in his USUALLY
l"iclb >tN,... II" vast hs-cnhityc r-rionk al II
b IL Iilf t.tinrr,lc. W ,iCt had been prcptici Nv
tlt h"- ,lAh people "i lhl, vicinity. Alltr din
ncI ~.le o>,.i General j. + Innge was called
urln L. H. many friends ior speech. and with
NJ l>ttt uro''hly complied We will say, for
ti- n.Xl ~.'c..A"r Of the Assembly, thai he did
hI'n-ci ,u,ntc, and that ls praise enough for
tl!lt-.
b ci-tm o he whole III .ir cone whea
Hoe. Hem, II ,lcntr Oh Iirntn -: independent
Exc, nv, Comm Zee nt This (Walionl county
hti G'v-tnrt tilnNh an recalled To answer some
qI.'~ilet.- " 'i,'n he prop punltd
IT, N;.'h. q aud sQulIm"d lul All To no effect
TIE & 'Fs'4-,,i I'D hlm up bttnre the people
a. NY -aW ina in"rc WAS nothing in either
qn.'sr'n> a qu"stiVner and then, amid uproa
r"0- ~ cher, uIrnei han 10 his friends
wh' '.'"rte INN home III y pltiable state OF de
j. '"n
IT. tn" | !cpcn tents paste II in their hats
ia. : .',l county vii give round majority
Tor j',t d, rlocrtuc tcllet-NalonAl, State and
III ~
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Nomin atimG Meeting Ell the Leon
Democracy.

TALLAHASSEE, October IA 1884
The mass meeting of the Democratic par,y of
Leon county called to order a, eleven
o'clock A. NJ by F. T. Myers, Chairman of the
County Executive Committee
On motion OF r. A Shine, G. D. Chaires, Esq
was elected permanent chairman of the meeting.
On motion Of Mr.. NJ F. Papy, Mr. w N Baker
elected secretary.
The chairman stated the purpose OF the meet
ing to be the nomination OF ticket for member.
OF the Assembly, and that nominations were In
order.
The following resolution was offered and
adopted:
R<WlDei, That candidates be selected in Oxen
meeting by ballot, and the four names receiv-
ing the highest number OF votes be declared the
nominees of the mass meeting.
On motion a committee OF feur was appointed
to collect ballots and L A. Crawford and John
Pearce appointed tellers
r. 8. Williams, r. B. Maxwell w. l. VasOn
and John Bradford receiving the highest num-
her of votes were announced by the chairman
rs the nominees of the Democratic party of Leon
county for the Assembly.
On motion the County Executive Committee
were authorized to fill any vacancy that might
occur.
There being no further buness the meeting ad
journed. G. d. CHAIREs, Chairman
w. N. BAKER, Secretary.
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1t i sad ,h4t Gadslen county will
send 10 Tallahassee at least Two hundred
and fifty mounted men to join the process
sion on l'erry's Day.
~ villamous crime was perpetrated
on the night of the 18th inst. at the ex-
pen>e OF our excellent contemporary, the
Pensacola 1dru,,ce- Gazette. Some ma
lclonS scoundreI or scoundrels emptied
the type upon the floor, mixing the differ
ent kinds, thus preventing them from
being used until after long and expen-
slve work i'll sorting and returning them
to the cases. Only printer can fully un-
derstand the aggravating extent of the
damage done and the severity of punish
ment the perpetrator merits. The A. g.,
reduced to very small size in consequence
OF the damage done, reached us Sunday.
1t confirms legal and official ADVERTISE
ments requiring continuous publication
to comply with law.
-Don't forget that next Tuesday, the
2eth, is Perry Day at the Capital
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Mr.. }. {. Greeley, the radical extremity
OF the radical ticket OF which Pope is the
head, can keep up hi, end OF it il one
way. lie seems to have caught III, chiefs
faculty a. an author Of fiction, aud indeed
may fairly challenge aim to a comparison
of work in that linc-tor certainly the
Madison renegade could scarcely "irIl d
bigger one than this Of his partner in a
speech at DeLand, a. reported by the
RepuJltcd1t OF that place
Among the important things s'4fcd ,by Mr.
Greeley the history n wAa i knrAn ~
the Dls,ton Land Sale How tht The Re;,uh i
ran Governor SleainS had ma L. tnr sale ui s.v-
cral million acres of s. Ile lani 10 cents f.r
acre through 4 real Ai- blt wiirn q
nor i. khan assumed The Governor SIM H. dis
rcg4 dtd the bargain OF The prrvlou> Gpvriuor
and concluded the sale 10 ID ,-lUh a. % cents per
acre, entalllug "A loss uppa N" Safe OF 5000 900
OF course everybody III Florida Of orll-
nary intelligence and information AZ to
public affairs knows that the above is
false. The consideration Of such delibcr-
ate and outrageous mi>staternents neces
sarlly leads up to the reflection that as the
enemy 40 not hesitate - say anyth NJ
in their campaign of talSehood neither will
they hesitate to do anything in the way
Of fraud-not more wicked, perhaps, than
their lies, but more in urinus unless de-
tcctei in tina 70 be bAtii H. \ voting
participant in elections for Thrill of a
century we never knew Que, and doubt ii
one ever occurred an. where, in which al
most the entire stock Of campaign ammu
uition on one side has been lalschood. a.
is the case in this Florida election of
1884. This is accounted for by these
facts, TO wit: That the ID Democracy are in
the right in every issue Of Stat politics,
on the record and in the plel..; there
tore the Radicals are in the wrong That
being in the wrong they can enlcavor To
sustain their false position only by false
statements, having constituency for thu
most part SO ignorant As not t. know the
false from the true. That most of the
Radical leaders in this campaign lc-pr-
cially Pope and Stripliny) ar" the m,~t
interruptions, atrociou-, con~crncelr>>
fAl4lficrs that ever degraded politics or
diegracal party name.
Ii Mr.. Greeley will deny that he made
the statement reported in paper on hi.
own side we will give such d-nial the
benefit of the FLoKIpIAN's circulation.