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age is considerable. Don't forget to be in
live Oak on next Friday. Bring - the
LADIES', and let them soc and heafthenext
Governor of Florida. He viii BE- accom-
panied BY other brilliant speakers. and
the speeches are characterized everywhere
~ the schaste eloquence of cultured gen
tlemen." Nothing harsh or inelegant
will he uttered, and the most refined and
modest lady can come without fear of
hearing anything that would offend the
most sensitive ear. There is something
excessively rotten in Denmark, so far As
the mail system in Florida is concerned.
Within the last few weeks papers from
Tallahassee for this place have been car
ried bv, letters between here and New
York City have been lost, also between
here and New Orleans papers for Wei
born have been carried by, and in one
case it took a letter, written from this
office, six days to reach Jacksonville.
We call the attention of Captain Nickery
to these matters. There is too much Bis
bee in the mail service for its good
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Campaign FLoRlpIAN-only 25 cents
From the New York World
Let Blaine Retire.

Lei BIMtMP KPQiPP.
NJ p,o;,a roo !, =, ,,o ,.,,,,r,-y ,s xxou 40 90
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aoz..d into ap;na W. p,a;,o tho cs,,;.,.,. !,
uss M, Lnoun Tho, Nr F;sh.r had wr;,ton ,o
him tho scs,h,,, le,,cr IF .nri, rs 1879 con.
tanning tho toll,,sing s,s,emen,s.
$780,. 1890.
w.,e c,n,n't,,ir.lv non- v.rv ls,ra snn,c -,
money ami nertr hlnf v3u gutd me one delar fran.
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And On the sAulc day there will be held in each
County OF tie STATE &c, cal Election for Consa-
Lls, each ounIy being allowed and entitled 10 one
Conslabl for very Nv" hundred registered voters
in The County prO"tcfed hOce0er, that no County
shall have more th'n twelve Con, tables Vet that
eacI County SHALL be entitled To at least two Con
,tabies, rcgaIdc Of the number of reyis cred
voters.
WHEREAS the Legislature of the State of Florida
OF ~ ID. 1851, did DETERMINE by vote of "A majority
of ali the members elect To each of tie Houses
thereof nat ii is necessary revision of the
entire COEs tuition OF said taie and did enter sucn
determination upon their Respective Journals with
the yeas aud Ma 5 thereon md did refer the same
to the Lrgisia ure then Dexl to he chosen; aud,
whereds, the Legislature OF SAID State then next
chosen, to-wt: The Legislature OF ~ ID. 1888 did,
by maj ,rLy of the members elected to each House
thereof, agree 10 eucn proposed revision; and.
cheres the said Legislature of 1883 did by resolu-
ton duly pass, d, recommend to the electors o. the
next election for tile members of the l. gislature to
vote for or against a Convention, and did therein
provide and direct that the Secretary IF State should
incorporate, with the notice Of the General Elrc-
ton to be held in the year 1884 a notice al such
recommendation with pro rer instructions as to the
mode of compliance with such recommendation
Now. THEREFORE,, notice Of such recommends
ton s hereby gwen and the folio wing instructions
are hereby given as To the mode OF com pance with
such recommendation:
First, Any elect0r desiring to vote at such ele-
ton in favor of such Convention shall have writ
ten or printed on tue same ballot on which the
names ot the person or persons voted for for any
Office offices at said election are written or
printed AMI on the same side thereof .ch names
written or printed, and not IN the other side,
the words FOR A CONVENTION; and any
ell ctOr desiring to vote against such Convention
shall have written or printed on such ballot, the
side thereof above prescribed, the words AGAINST
A CONVENTION"
Second, The vutes cast this question shall BE-
canv sse'i and claration aud return thereof shall
he made by the Inspectors, and by County Canvass.
ing Boards, aud the State Cauvas>,ng Beard, in the
same manner and ut the saine time votes r.
persons Tor offices at said election required by
law to be canvassrd, declared and returned
The attention of the Sherifis is called to the law
requiring them cause a notice of said election to
be published in newspaper printed In the County,
II there be paper In the County, and II there be
paper published in the County, they shall cause
at least five copies of this notice to be posted In the
most public places in the County.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have here
unto set my hand aud affixed the
IL. 8. tireat Seal of the State OF Florida, ut
Tallahassee, the Capital, this, the
twentieth day of August, A. D. 1884.
JNO. L. CRAWFORD,
Secretary of State.
A.. MOsELEY, Sheriff Leon County.
Tallahassee Fla, August %, 1SS4-19-td
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NOTICE of incorporates

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF TUE ~.
IN uS.sfon IN Ter the general law of the S,s,. VM
the in5stporation Of Railroads and Canal. Nc iot
Key We Street Car Company. for the purn =. We
constr ASting, maintaiuing and operating 800 OF
railwa ar public use and the couvey.nc. ~ Hsfees
sengeiSin the i-hnd Of Key West both in ~. psa'
and thcsepuniy Of Monroe, upon all the .,,ss.y
said city}and roads of Monroe county as Der cs.o
ter granted by CITY and county The road To h. ~.
miles Or Wore in length. The capital stock Of -
road OF Street Car Company SHALL he $50 O0o -. y
vided intp shares OF 500 eact-in all so 's.u'
The nss,fs OF the Directors are Walter G Ns,"nsAs
Geo. e. Watson. John White, Lewis W Ply,
c a. ~ Penhleton ami T. II. Cato. all Of ~
West. Sf VI AsI
WALTER c. MALONEY. Presia.,,
" EDUARDO II. CATO, Vice Preside,
JOHN WHITE, Treasurer.
&C B. PENDLETON, Secretary
LEWIS W PIERCE
GEORGE G. WATSON.
Jal, n. Iss4-sm directors
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why Didu's EEe Demand an Enve~-
ljEatiOn

Hon. Milton IL Mabry wishes to make IN
Inquiry SD perlinrnt,' say The Paia.ka Vars
"that we empnasizr ani publish ii. Pop VA,
in The Senate when the Dsson sale was re-
ported and investigated Ivy HE L-gisl ,'rie MI
Pope now claims Ihai horrible !rrI is attended
thar Transaction. Why. from his place. d.d he
not demand an investigation thtn, aud backed
l3y his boa>ted acumcn, AMI 'unliIiuy nervous
farce, stand with the law and his position Ia
Support hun between The Ceai people and n
.pMndering Democratic adminisr,' lou Whv
did not he at least publish his prot. It i hi- own
:Mgtn in season tor effective action? We pause
lt'ir IL reply"-JacksoaDt Ue HernM
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Fl Last Wednesday night about $50
Sb'clock a large spring at Tarpon Springs
burst forth with a loud report. sending
forth an immense volume Of water, which
\ vent sweeping down the bayou like an
80 valanche 1t still continues to boil, and
the water emits strong sulphurous odor
.ha; penetrates the woods for long dis
3ance.- Puldtkd 4Ners.
a The indianapolis He0tinel saws: Gre
tolved, that a man with no more sense
Chan to bring libel suit with full proof
BURNING at large OF what has been reported
~ him has not sense enough to be Presi-
3eut" We second the resolution. All
! q fsvo: of The resolution will please say
~ Contrary.minded, sNo." There
Ping no opposition thesr 'solution'is car
Nd.
k;-The Echo this week launches for De-
'Aocracy and good government and pro-
Hoses to fight it out on that line until No
stmber, when the ballots of an Intelligent
Eeople in favor of "telliny the TRUTH"
I'D good, honest government, will have
abpwed Blsiue, and Pope under so deep
"9ttt their resnrrectiop, politically, will
" postponed longer than that of
Sient Pompei And We do not think
VI will prove 9 . dead head" IN the OBJ
ss3sn;es -Dsf1ud Echo - 7-f ~
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Mariana Courier: Jackson county
is always 'solid" but is still more
"solid" now since hearing Davidson and
Call Success for Davidson is sure in
November and Radicalism in Jackson is
dead forever.
&c Boss Bisbee spoke here on Thurs
dav last but didn't raise much enthusi-
asm. Our colored friends are thinking
for themselves and on election dav will
either vote for Doughertv or Walls.
ANYBODY but Bisbee. Lire Oak Mteui-
gencer.
The Potter's Magazine, one of the
most prominent Republican papers pub
lished at East Liverpool, Columbia coun
", Ohio, has come out in favor of Cleve
land and Hendricks. 1t has been the or
gan of the boss pntters and has heretofore
been radically Republican. Its change
shows how the tide is running in Ohio.
jacksonville Herala:: Pope should
take warning from the fate of Boss
Malone who is rapidly nearing his
political downfall He cut large
swarth for SO small man, and Is now
finding out that he has not the ca
pacty to continue such heavy work He
has played the part of a ,yrant over his
followers, but ere lon. there will be
"none so poor to do him reverence"
Steve Elkins says cit is merely a
question OF finance If it cost S265 900
to buy a small ma jority in Maine, Blnne's
own State. how much will it take to pur-
chase enough votes to elect the knight of
| the white feather. and where is the money
to come from: Do they propose to re-
duce the enormous surplus in the Ma
| tional treasury? We shall see, when the
rascas are turned out.
In accepting the Vice-Presdency Of
the Independent Republican Club Of New
York, Colorel George f. Waring, J..,
says: " | have had the advantage Of a
personal acquaintance with Governor
| Cleveland, and OF some official inter
course with him. | know we'll many Of
the men among whom his manhood has
been passed, and say, of nv own knowl-
edge, that, though Democrat, he is not
politician; that he is strong, honest,
fearless and just man that he is civil
service retormer, not by conversion, bnt
conviction, and that no political or other
influence can ever move him which does
not first convince his sense Of right"
oliver Wormald, plucky little fires
co painter of Buffalo, announces that he
intends to go over Niagara Falls in
rubber ball. for purse of 1000. The
ball is to be fifteen feet in diameter, and
made Of rubber three quarters Of an inch
thick, covered with closet braided tarred
rope, to prevent any injury to the sphere in
case it should strike the rocks. Wormald
expects that the ball will receive sufficient
momentum while in the rapids to hurl it far
out into the river, where be expects to b :.
picked up by small boat, which will be
waiting for him. Compressed air will be
injected into the ball, which will be her
meticaIlv sealed, and Wormald says he
can live in it ten minutes, if necessary.
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.. i. c.
y - u u - III - RY y u C'EGClNl
asAH&ACsANS.

PKRR, Ga. June III. ISS4.-L gen nine allopathst-
member ~ the regular school aud profession uf medi-
ethics hu, Impcl by caDdor AMI truth and Of
duty suffering humanity. do voicnce to proper
construction OF that code when declare that
- o. !. c. Is NO HUMBUG.
have used it long first doubtug'y; ultimately
with i'm rlic confidence, in ia remedial virtues know
whereof speak: am fan liar nth the medical prop
critics of each of lis component parts Ii il profoundly
alternative ionic diuretc. daphoretic and enmenagngue
O. l. G. Is A PERFECT BLOOD PURIFIER.
purgr- liver and all its tributaries and branches
and specific an nfalibe for ali .eases for which
it IL recommended by The company. II fails to
mn Ike perfect and permanent cure.
FRED. A. TooMER, ABB, I'M. aud NJ d.
PERRY GA. June l6 1SS4. We, the under-gned have
with DR. roomer, whose signature appears To the
fore.o ng certificate and him to be gentleman
Of unimeachabe integrity nnd of high roca and profes
A. s GIIKs Ordinary Houston Co. Ga
w. d. NOTTINGHAM, Judge Houston Co Court
w. F. KuLEN, School Comr Houston Co, Ga.
F. s WkLLoN., Clerk superior Court, 9ons'on Co. Ga.
j. W. CoLYER, Sheriff Houston Co., Ga.
j. H. HoUsER, Tax Receiver Houston Co., Ga
w. BRuNs'N. Tax Collector Houston Co, Ga
PERRY Ga Jnne Is, 1851 was for twelve years az
experienced physician tn worst case he ever met
with in hir practice; had employed the medical
had alb desaired Of getting WELL Finally upon
the advice Of friend tried o. e, commenced
stored to health This was more than year ago and no
symptom OF the disease has returned.
HB wHIDBY
EcHEc .NNEE ToUsroN Co.. Ga June 16 1ss4-I take
great pleasure in saying used half dozen bottles Of o.
for OF scrofula Of eight years standing
and am fully restored to health cheerully recommend
1t to sufferers from blood direase. s. W. w. SMITH
In conclusion the propeorr they have yet meet
with the first failure of o. c. TO do all that is claimed
t4y- PRICE, $3.50 PER BorrLE.
THE .. L. G. CO.. PERRY. GA.
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Southwest GEORGIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Branch of the University of Georgia,
CUTHBERT, GEORGIA.

BENZ. T. HUNTER. A. NJ. PRESIDENT
Corps of teachers full. The Fall Session opens
on The first Monday in september. The appropria-
ton to the College of 81 900 has been restored
thus enabling the Trustees to put the Incidental
Fee at SIS. No charges for Tuition. Board can be
had at prices ranging fro $40 s12 so per month
Catalogues giving full and efnite information sent
on application to the President.
July q. lSS4-2n
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EIpcIiOn Refs

New York World Sept. l0.l
: The betung men of Harlem are looking Tor in.
v'stmrnt> on The following basis 81 900 10 1850
that Cleveland is elected; 1000 i" $50 thai he
will carry Nv York Safe by 25 900 minority
81 600 even tina, be VIII have 10000 majority III
hL- ate 81 900 to $500 that Cleveland will
barry Ihr Srat". The men anI money can be
Sound Al The Central hotel No. 23l3, Third Az
enut
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From the Orange City Timesl
4 Repubitcan Converted.

When Charles DnnghcrIv closed his address
.at DrLand, DR.. Griffith, Principal of the DeLand
Academy, and prominent Republican, m.'flmted
the stand, took "Our Charley" bv he hand and
pledged his vote and support
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a bout the Color Line.


I The Republicans OF Putnam, in their recent
comfy Convention, refused ~ nominate a col
ored man for the Legislature, on tn" groun that
white Republicans woald noi vote TOR negro
Who is drawing The color line ;" now?
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RIDDEFoRD. Nj S"pemh-l II The Pepper
81 Manutar'n ins Eomttny and thr Laconia
%...,'.uE III .i-t 'ncir cotton ;nills 10 night
y ten dtt> on a"crdni at d"plt,-io IN b. mar
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Legal Advertisements
CITATION

THE NEXT OF KIN OF ABR.w rp
J. lata vi the county Of Leon. In ,he s,.,AAS.
ida, d~csfsed, are ereby cited to appear hsS of'
al my ot4ce in the city OF Tallahassee nm 'e"fe ne
the iSth y OF October. A. D. 1884, at ten ',y,
Abraln Thomas. + they think ut: which sae ssid
will the sand there be received to be proY.d VIZ
Il WIN P BYRn
Asguss 5. 1884 So 0oun
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A nd p00 tha R.n,,hl;o

q And now the Republican wind machine will
;he transferred To ONO. II will tmke pretty
sironE zephyr 10 fill the sails of the oh ship
81 hire, and Senate, Sherman doesn't halt blow
tttd O6seruer
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Leon COunsy Pam phIet.

The second edition of 5000 copies of the Leon
County Pamphlet is now ready Cor distribution
Send cents in stamps for copy. Address
r. C. Long, Tsllahsesse, Fla.
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Boston Herald. Ind
The "&oaD' Supplied,

- The Pacific railroads. Il is said, hYv, been ap
piled to AS Last rrsOrt-dnd successfully
, supply the Blaine Campaign chest for The Ohjo
contest. TheSr great co poFations afford TO
pay literally 10 promote Bitint'e election, bnih
in remembrance Of fnvors past and with lively
sanilcipat,on OF favor to come. t." record Il
The S-nnte shows fhn; M Blainr always v"'c,.
on tue side OF the rti'rpri~ II jrcd 10 viiiatc
Sine TnVrman bill. And Senator + mund> 'e>.
lifted ha. whenever h. Senator ThuimaD
sought TO protect the peoples rights against fhcsr
corporations, up jumped Sir Blaine, mu>ket in
hand, to fire into nur backs Having found him
Z al deadhead," they, no lonbt, see ch innel~
(which he can be IL efnI -
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10000
GUILE STATE CIGARS,

THE DEMAND FOR THIS CHOICE CIGAR
has been constantly increasing in public favor
from its first introduction. In consequence of i'm
proving the quality, and not increasing the price,
the sale of this cigar has increased over IS per cent
since its Introduction my invoice book will
prove This arises from its being frst-class cigar
at a reasonable price. To be bad wholesale and re
tail dt the Drug Store of N. LIVELY.
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!. The Republican parry rrnrn, to the tr-
umpb- OF earlier days 'nl sweeps Main with
majority no. under 1000. and il may be larger.
-Pihtfe(phm Press.
What earlier day." Tn m4joitv in 1865
WIS 90 4O3; in 1872, 30 1895. AMI in 1876. 16.471.
-U,ylestpUn Dem crat
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Florida State Agricultural College,
OPENS OCTOBER lst.
With Full Faculty..
IN

-(OUKSEN N
CLASSICS, PHILOSOPHY
LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE,
SCIENCE, ENGINEERING,
MILITARY TACTICS.
To students with insufficient training for cOllegi
ate work thorough preparation is offered in sub
collegiate classes.
For the FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT, containing
Information regarding the plan, courses Of study,
degrees, expenses, etc, of the college. address
ASHLEY d. HURT, PRESIDENT
August ~, 1SS4-tf Lake City, Fla
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NOTICE Of ELECTION.
A GENERAL ELECTION
Will BE HELD N EACH COUNTY IN FLORIDA,
On Tuesday next succeeding the first Mon
day in November, A. ID. 1884, the
said Tuesday being the fourth
daV Of November,

For 4 Governor and Lieut.. nant- G overnor Of the
State of 10 ida. and for fur Elec tors Of President
aud Wee President of the United States;
FIR one Rcpre-entat We of the First Congress
siural Di-!rict ot Florida in the Forty inth Con-
.r - If che lifted -tates;
5nr nrr r. r.scn AT We of the second Congress
soma Dr. t If Fiurid, in the Fortynnth Con-
gres, OF tnc United states.
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Escamhia 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;
1ayior 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:
Mas III County two;
DuvaI County four:
1T DO ms county two;
Voiusia County ono;
Orange Count, two;
Putin .ul County Two;
Marion ounty eva;
sum CT Cuun.J Two;
ii rnAndo L uniJ Two;
li.i sDor"ug Comfy two;
.'"lk = 'hnty one,
Mhnatce County one;
DLue CUunty one;
Drevard Iouniy one;
MOnlUe County Two
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And on The same day a General Election
will be held

In the County of Escambia for Senator from
m. First Senatorial District;
In tie County of Jackson tor Senator from Tue
Ghird rn,t"lal District;
In the Cunmi,s of Calhoun and Franklin for
Senator from the Fifth Senatorial District;
In the C,auies of Ii ,ery and Wakulla for
Sen ,tor rom the Seventh Senatorial District:
In the County ot J'firrs"n for Senator from the
Ninth >,n,to,it District;
In the ouu'y Of Hhm on for Senator from the
Eleventh ,-lmt"ral Dis riot;
In the {, unlv of Alachua for a Senator from the
ThirI >euatOri i tlstrlct;
In the County OF Bradford tor Senator from the
FIT euth Stnalo i'll District;
In the County of Putnam for a Senator from the
Seventeenth Senatorial District;
In the County OF Marion tor Senator from the
Nineteenth senatorial District;
In the Countie- of Dade and Brevard for 4 Seua-
tor from the wenty first Senatorial District;
In the County of Sumter for Senator from the
Invent y-thrd Senatorial District;
In the Comfy Of Walton for Senator from the
Twenty fifth senatorial District;
. In the Counties of Polk oud Manatee for Sena-
tor from the Twenty seventh Senatorial District;
In the County of Volusia for a Senator from the
Twenty nihtL senatorial District;
In the County OF ST. Johns for Senator from the
Thirty first Senatorial District.
on the same day an election will be held in the
County of Madison for a Sen itor from the Tenth
Senatorial District, to ill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Frank W. Pope who was
elected Senator for the Of four years, at the
General Elrcton held on the first tuesday after the
first Monday Of November, A. ID. 1882;
In the County of Duyal for Senator from the
Eighteenth Senatorial District, to fill the vacancy
occasioncd by the resignation of Jonathan c. Gree
lev 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 1899:
In the County of Monroe for Senator from the
Twenty fourth Senatorial District to fill vacancy
ot casiOned by the resignation of George w. Allen,
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.
And in each of the respective Counties of the
State General Election for its Constitutional num-
Der of Members of the General Assembly, to-wt
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In the fircuit Court Of the Second JudIe,,,
CiTeiatt Of the state Of Florida for Lea,
Coelas In Chancery.
L'0''L- ST.nlr -R,u 70, D,o,..
NJ ART Q. sen1lr. -0' Tor Divorce
IT APPEARING To THE COURT FROM THE
Il bill nled in this Cause and the afid vii Of ~.
uplarnant thai the defend.n ant. Mar, C. Deminv
ressieS $tt OF this STATE that the urdiusry mn
ces canfDt lie served upon her. it II Or dered ana
ducrctd ~ It hearing On the facts chargr in a "a
biH he tad al the Court house in TaIiahassea On
Monday the third day Of November 1884 or az soon
Their affrg a. the same be- heart, and that n n.
de1endan4 does not APPEAR and answer or drmar bs
FIRE thatt iecr-e in said cause sh n, the, eu,on
pass n ~ saihe M 'nner as if fhe def, dant b. d an
pe:r-d as4f was prc>rn' in c"url Irorideu Tia,
c"Iy Ia order BE- publ SIZED in soma. public
ne ">pii " Of is Sale fr the spec of three
Ill ptls tor- the day app nred Tar -ail bearing
July -, 1884, I'm ."