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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-02

property, or for the erection or repsir of buildings
or improvements thereon, or for labor perft,rmed
on the premises
SEC T. Nothing in this Article shall be con-
strued TO prevent the holder of homestead from
aiIenatng his or her homestead 90 EXEMPTED bv
ueeo or mortgage, duly executed by himself or
there be. -o-''''"
Sec 8. The benefit of the exemptions men.
Toned in this Article shall inure in favor of the
widow and minor children of the owner or hold
er, who shall be sesed Of the same at the death
OF the owner or holder in their own right in COM
mon.
SEC. 6. The exemptions provided for in the
constitution OF this State adopted in 1858 shall
Apply As to all debts contracted aud judgments
rendered since the adoption thereof and prior TO
the adoption of this Constitution.
SEC :. The Legislature shall enact such laws
as may oe necessary to enforce the provisions Of
this Article
Which was received. and the ACCOMMODATING
papers placed among the orders of the day.
Also the following:
CONVENTION HALL
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, June 90, 1885 (
Hon. SAMUEL PAsco,
President Of tho Conoent.on
SIR: Your Committee ON Married Women,s
Property, TO whom was referred
RESOLUTION No. 9, introduced by Mr. Blouut.
OF Escamba, defining the rights and liabilities
OF married woman; and Resolution No. 78. by
Mr.. Morgan, OF Suwannee, in relation to pro
petty OF married women we report that we have
given said resolutions due consideration. and now
refer them back To the Convention and recon-
mend as substitute therefor the Article No
VII, prepared by us, anil herewith submitted :;
and respectfully ask TO be dischar yed from fur
ther consideration of the subject
Very respectfully
w. T. ORMAN, Chairman
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ARTICLE vi.
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION.

SECTION l. A homestead embracing not ex-
ceeding one hundred and sixty acres of land
held for agricultural purposes and tor residence
by the owner or holder thereof, or not exceeding
One-half of one acre within tie limits of an in
corporated city or town, held by any person re-
siding in this State and occupied by him or her
as home for himself or herself and family, and
the improvements thereon shall be exempt from
forced sale under process of any court except as
hereinafter mentioned, and the same shall not be
alienable unless by the consent Of both husband
and wife, when such relation exists. The i'm
provemenis exempted within city or town shall
include one dwelling g-house of the holder and his
or her family with the appurtenances thereto, and
no judgment or decree shall be lien upon anv
exempted property except as provided in this
Article.
SEC. 2. There shall also be exempted from
such forced sale To every head of family or
householder residing in this State, personal prop
erty lo the value of one thousand dollars 10 be
selected in manner provided by law.
Sec 8. No property mentioned in this Article
shall be exempted from sale for taxes or assess
ments thereon, or for the payment of debts con.
tracted for the purchase Of such real or personal
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SEVENTEENTH DAY.
MONDAY, June 90 l1SS5.

MONDAY, June %, 1885.
President Pasco in tue chair. 4:
A quorum present. !.
Prayer by the Chaplain !:
The Journal was corrected and spprusAed
A petition from Messrs. Ferguson and others
OF Waldo, on the subject of temperanceJa lpcaI
option law, and constitutional basis ior such
law, was introduced. n
The resolution OF Mr. Johnston. introduced ON
Saturday, to have two sessions each dak. came
up for consideration.
Mr.. Parsons offered as q substituted" Tia,
after to-day the regular hours for the m4lating ot
the Coo 'entioa will be .. N. each dsyr
R..s IL aops tot o,lsrsd red. The toilowisE restitution
matter shall be received Ia this CUuveuiiop thai
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-02

Section Is, Article v. and the .cco,
amendment. in relation to susnendsd raTHS'.s nTSIss
hsos considered the same and they report same
PACK with recommendation that the amendran,
ts o aaopteu !" Immediately precede the last sen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

~ Op.ai nereks a. - Oeu1a kenvov
syss~n nre.gAs % - End ~ shs ssess-
veat1.a q the 0osernsrs - mIassnr 80
kansas 80 Oshsr O0eun1s-xahss xaas
T1ms 1sIassphasG
ST.. LOUIS, No, March 1.-the fol-
lowing recommendation BY the Govern
or Of the States Of Missouri and Kansas
and Others, having been accepted ana
acted upon By the proper authorities o.
the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
IN order was Issued By the latter yester
day which virtually ends the great raii-
road strike Of 1855. on . basis which
seems 20 give mutual satisfaction, aud
to-day all hands will be busy In moving
ing the accumulstions Of freight which
have blockaded the road for the past
week:
Ing suggestions have been presented 70 the
undersigned - . solution OF she dimcuitiee
- present impeding the operations Of shese
Bailroads:
70 csg<si. r. s Hsyes. Fira re fvsss9srs
- es1rsy Ce~pssy ard <ssoesased Eoads;
wHKRRAs. On account OF the strike among
certain Of the employees Of the Missouri "a
cine Railway Company IN the states o. MS
ana ana CESSATION q al freight franc over said
company's lines In said states. 20 the great
detrimens 81 the business interests ana
rights OF the people OF said states ana the
continuance OF xhlch endangcrs the public
peace and the safety Of the company .
wnEsxas. The under~ixned. representing
the two Stases named above respectively.
anxious 20 restore harmonious relations De-
tween the sad company and ~ said em-
Distracted use Of said lines OF rail road. do
recommend and request said company 20 re-
store 20 ~ striking employees IN MISSOURI
| september. iss><. Including one and one half
prize for extra time worked. and 20 restore
All said striking employs. 20 their several "a
believing that the foregoing viii constitute
| : inst sni fair settlement, xe recommeno
A. well as ~ the Missouri faeinc Railway
Dated s. Louis. No. March Is. lssa
Govern OF kansas-
JoHS :. MAKNADCKK,
Governor OF Missouri
l. L Turner. Almerln Gilletf. James Hum
phrey. Railroad Commissioners Of Kansas
George G. Pratt. James Harding. w. g.
Downing. Railroad Commandments 81 Ms
n 4. Hcone. attorney General OF Missouri: ;
J. q. Jamison. Adjutanf General oscar
Kcchsszky. Commissioned OF Labor statistics
and Inspection
with desire 10 concur with the recon-
mendation- expressed above by state ON
Gals. and 10 open the usual avenues otcom :
merce. and With spirit Of amty and bar
mony towards the employees OF these com
panies. this - 20 give notice thai tle rates
az wages and terms above spccined viii 70
into effect ON Monday morntny. Marin ietn
inst. anu be In eject from and after that
date.
Hereafter said rates will not be changed
l srrerre sfrer thirty day-s notice thereof,
FIRST v &C. President
Heads OF departments 20 which the above
| applies will act In accoriance with the pr o
| visions OF tho above circular.
H. VI. HoxtE.
Third Vice -Prcsident-
S. s>ouis NO.. March -. ls>A
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CAPTAIN CoUcH still threatens 70 invade
the Oklahoma territory.
The number Of Post-office inspectors
will be materially reduced April 1st
RroTIxG was reported 1t LurSaa- Ire
land. on the 18th.
Mas sKcHRfsT. ninety years q age.was
burned TO death ct GAINESVILLE, O., on the
18th.
The President reviewed st. Pafrick's
parade a. it passed the Executive Mansion
on the Eth
The French Chamber Of Deputies adopt
Cd the new tariff bill
CHAs- BRrGGs. the wife murderer. ex-
plated his crime on the scafold At Phila-
deiphia, Pa. on the Eth
FIVE hundred coal miners struck on the
| 18th &C the Ellsworth mines near Danviile.
I'M.
AorASrrrr or dynamite was found con-
cealed in Irish quarters in Liverpool on
the 18th.
| THE National Association Of General
Passenger and Ticket Agents met At New
Orleans, La. on the 1sth-
| Mrs. SARToRrs. daughter Of General
Grant, was expected 20 arrive In the
ElEL IH<E n8Aktt ttRllA A<44 ~
THE British Government has provided
f25 coo FOR extra mail facilities with Amer
lica.
DrrK BRAxxAx. who robbed the South
wics CTex-l Post office. received life
sentence.
The Supreme Court Of Iowa afiirms the
constifutionality Of the prohibition Law 81
the State.
THE Postmaster at Edinburgh. Pa. com
mitted suicide on the 18th because be was
short In his accounts.
COMMANDO KANE telerrnphed 20 WASH
ington on the 18th that revolution existed
at Panama and Aspinwail-
yscoB MARouITH beat out the brains Of
Merry Kunkei In the insane asylum IN
Dearborn County, Indiana
THE Russian troops will make no fur.
Their advarces toward Afghan territory
provided the Afghans keep within bounds.
THE President gave his first state re-
cepsion the evening Of the 18th, and II was
one or the most brilliant affairs ever held
lin the White House
The weather was intensely cold
Throughout Canada on the 18th, the tenn
Iperafure ranging from TO 80 degrees BE-
low zero.
THE United States will cooperate with
Mexico in preventing threatened anarchy
lin the Central American States.
MISSISSIPPI Day and the opening OF the
Mexican department caused large ut.
tendance at the New Orleans Exposition
lon the isth-
PARxELL presided At . banquet at Lon
don In honor Of St. Patrick's Day. H
Iprsdlcted ia. better timss were coming.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

Through Bridge nm the Teras fac'nc
RoAd--One Man Killed and Several In
fur~d-The strikers Turn Out 60 Help
Repair th< Damage
Dallas, TEx-. March l5.-The east
bound passenger train over the Texas Z
Pacific Railway. due here At $40 this
morning, was wrecked three miles cast OF
Handy, station between here and Fort
Worth, By the giving way Of bridge
over Village Greek. The engine, mall
coach and bzggsee-car went through the
bridge, the approaches to which had been
washed away BY Saturday nights rain.
J. G. Hobeck, the fireman. from Can
ton, o., was caught by the engine and
killed. His body Is under fifteen feet Of
water.
LYMAN Roach, OF Texarkana. the engi-
neer. was rescued more dead that alive
and taken 20 the Hospital 1t Fort Worth
His injuries are thought 70 DC Of .
fatal nature s. A. Stuart, mail agent,
Of Dallas, sustained fracture Of the left
thigh, which was broken one year ago In
q wreck on the road.
g. w. AdIcta, Of Dallas. mail agent,
was considerably bruised, and received 4
severe cut On the hand.
A. Woodruff. Of Texsrkana, baggage
master, sustained serious injuries In bis
back and hips.
j. N. hogan. Of Dallas. messenger oi
the Pacific Express Company, was severe
ly cut and bruised
The sleeper and rear coach were taken
back to Fort Worth over the Missouri
Pacihcvia Denton, and passed through
this city, bringin. all the wounded save
the engineer. But little baggage was
lost. The express goods did not fare 90
well. The Pacific Express Company LOST
I good many money packages The United
States mail was not injured.
On receipt Of the news here sixty strik
ers manned . train loaded with timbcrs'
ties and iron and went to the front anc
repaired the damage They say the mai
and passenger travel shall mot be inter
fered with II they can prevent IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27
CONVERTED cELEsTiALs.

Interesting services Of the Chinese Sunday
school Union In DR. Hairs Church. New
York.
NEW YoRK, March l6.-Chincse from
every part Of the city filled the pews Of
the millionaircs In DIR. John Halls church
on Fifth avenue last night. II was .
union service Of the Chinese Sunday
school Union. Fully 800 Chinese were
preseut. Chu Leuns read In English
chapter from Isaiah, and Saum
long 10 made q long prayer In which
be implorcd that 50 long as Cinnamon re-
spected the laws Of the country they
might be permitted 70 come here as well
A. other people. After prayer
Saum Long DO raised before the pull
Dit big white cotton banner
on which appeared In Chinese characters,
"a hymn's and the Cinnamon al arose
aud sang Justify "Nam au Yang" a lad
or twelve years, son Of the Chinese Con
sul. read ) short passage o. Scripture
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

Tn ssussary q 80 ls>rrfor has -
dered ne sale % III ~ fancy horses an1
carriages bsionxing % ~ Dspartment and
~ monsy % b. put Il The Treasury.
TIM sboomers" got very indignant over
tho Presidents proclamation and ared
back resolutions Of surprise and rsgrst q
the EEecutive
The work Of construction on the Cana
dian Pacific Railway vii have 70 cease
unless the Government renders assistancs.
The German celebration a ths Nsw Or
leans Exposition on t-e 18th was post
poned on account Of rain
TIE London papers on the 18th In
special editions. announced the fall Of Kas-
sala and the massacre Of the garrison- The
report, however. d not credited In cficiai
circles-
ONE OF the Partisan journals b author
ity for the statement that China has asked
the mediation OF the United States With
France. but that President Cleveland u
rot disposed 70 Interfere
A HEAVY snow-storm visited Pittsburgh.
Pa. and vicinity on the 10th.
TIE Oklahoma boomers arc watching
and waiting. Many havsreturned TO their
| homes
| AT Saltair. England, three thousand
mill operatives struck on the l6sh-
| In India the tea and indigo districts
are said to Be suffering from severe
| drought
roR the rear 1854 the gross earnings Of
the Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy Road
were s.. <Sa,5ls-
AFRKxcH war ship recently stopped
and searched the British steamship Suraf,
In Chinese waters
PANAMA. advices Of the 10th said the city
was attacked BY revolutionists, and the
Government Vas Offering . stout resist
ance.
TIE tanners and hide and leather deal.
ers commenced their annual convention q
Cincinnati, O., on the 10th
TIE report that China askcd the Unitet
States to act IS mediator between Francs
and China il denied
WHOLESALE exodus from the south
west counties OF Virginia has set il on &C
count OF lack Of railroad facilities
SMOKED glass Was In demand On tn
18th in the places were the partial eciips'
OF the sun Was observable. The perform
ancs came on according 20 programme
1 -
Courb>f TO abandon his position at the l.
land Of Formosa and operate on II
coast OF Northern China
The Chicago. Burlington & Quinc,
Company contemplate constructing lin
from Denver. Col. 70 Ogden. Utah, .
compete with the Union Pacific.
The railroad strike was ended on ID
10th 1t Sedaiia AID other points on th
Missouri Pacific system and the freigh
blockade raised The troops were sen
home 70 Sc. Louis, and everything II love
! iy again
In the House Of Commons on the i6t
Gladstone made further explanations 4
. reference 70 the Anglo-Russia matter l
the Afghan country Il seems that "a
. trouble has been temporarily adjusted
; THE National Republican o. washingto
has been sold to : company. and =
. Fox, formerly Of St. Louis. No, viii !
. President and manager Of the new con
ocrn-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27
TOPICS OF THE DAY.


RxnsONAL AID POEI1IcAE.
LoUrs ANDRE FERDINAND GAr1sEAu,
lawyer and statesman Of Paris. 10 dead.
Tn Senate On the 18th confirmed Chas-
q Fairchild, Of New York. - Assistant |
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Tns Car Of Russia says he has not the
rsno4est idea Of declaring var against
England.
II NAuDr q reported % have evacuated
Mstsunsh because he fears an invasion
from Abyssinia-
n. senate, In compliance with the Pres
idsnt's request, has returned the Mica
nguan. Spanish and Dominican treaties.
SIN PR1ER LunsDEs, who ID encamped
On Persian territory with his army, VII
meet the Rus slams IL they attempt 70 enter
HeraG
on The lsfh General Haxsn's attorneys
declared that they would trace certain
newspaper attacks upon the signal oficsr
20 x-Secretary Lincoln The statement
caused Z sensation In the court
A ConnrrrKE on Coast Defensss has
ben created BY the senate. with Mr..
Dolph q Chairman
TIE Nationalists In Ireland have decided
% maintain an attitude Of reserve during
the visit Of the Prince OF Wales
TIE Enhassadors Of France, Germany,
Italy and TURKEY had . long interview
With Earl Granville 81 London on the lStn.
On ths 18th NJ. Gladstone announced
that England and Russia had reached an
agreement that neither side should ad-
vance any further On the Afghan frontier.
49, -, he fnffmaeod "a the Irish
Bishops that Il would b advisable for
then to postpone their convention until
after the visit Of the Prince Of Wales TO
Ireland.
0xsRRAL Dox PRosrERo FERxAxDEx,
President OF Costa Rica, died suddenly
On The lSth-
TnR President has accepted the resi- gna-
ton Of Second Lieutenant vasta + Stoi-
brand, Thirteenth Infantry, who vas
under charges for Duplicating his pay &C
counts-
On the evening Of the 18th Chief-Justice
and Ma Waite gave An unusually hand
some .dinnsr-party ct their residence In
honor Of ex President Arthur. The guests
invited 70 meet him wsre Mr.. George Ban
croft, the Russian Minister and Madame
Do Struve, Justice and Ms biAscnford.
Justice and Miss Gray, and Judge and
NrA John Davis.
C8As. w. McCCxR, Of the Buffalo
Courier, died on tho 18th.
TIE wife Of Congressman Herbert. o.
Alabams, died q Warrington on the 18th
SECRETARY MAsxrsG = receiving %
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

shos q the Door Of lIi@ Brothers saloon.
BAIrIxonK, MD, March l6.-Ycstcr-
day evening Ambrose Anderson, .
plumber, was shot ana almost instantly
killed BY WIN. Wagner, Just outside Of
the door Of his brothers, Harry
Wacner's, saloon, on West Baltimore
street. Anderson was intoxicated, and
was forcing A entnncc into the place
when shut
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-10
A New Enternrise.

The enterprising firm of Messrs. Crit
fin & Parker viii at once connect with
their mammoth hardware establishment
a corps of thoroughly competent men
for the purpose of conducting timing,
plumbing, steam pipe and gas fitting
business on a very large scale; machines,
tools, etc., of the very latest and best
patters manufactured, have arrived.
We congratulate these gentlemen on
being so fortunate as to secure for their
foreman, the services of Mr.. j. G. Will
son, formerly of Atlanta, Ga, but now
foreman of the above named branches
at the new Putnam House. The mag.
niicent work done by Mr.. Wilson and
his men at the Putnam, speaks volume:
for him as n most skillful mechanic
Estimates on any of the above branche!
can be furnished at once.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-10
The Pine Woods Medicine Co.

In introducing their three valuable
Specifics to the American public, do not
claim for them those wonderful and I'M
reasonable cures. those marvellous heal
ings that are said to have been wrought
by some of the remidies which are seek
ing the public favor.
They claim to cure certain diseases,
NOT ALL DISEASES, and the remedies are
at once simple and effective.
They are striatly vegetable compounds
and do not contain one particle of min
eral. They cannot leave bad effect up
on any part of the system for they do
not contain any poison in any form.
They do not contain opium in any form
and are not narcotic. They will not in
terfere with any other medicine which
it may be necessary to take at the same
time.
They are not dangerous to keep in the
house for an overdose would not hurt
you. Nothing is said about these medi-
cines that cannot be proven.
If you have any throat or lung disease
the Pine Woods Lung Balm or Southern
| Consumption Cure Will heal you.
| IL your bowels are not in order ChOfes
| Cholera Cure for Diarrhoea, &c, will
regulate them.
If you are weak and feeble and need tC
be toned up or need to be fortified against
malarial poison take The Great Southern
Tonic and you will be strengthened
dige stion righted, and your system thor.
| oughly renewed. Alderman & jackson
| agents in Palatka. 2tI
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-10
John Adams Wife Abigail.

Lancaster Intelligencer.
Mrs. Adams, by the way, Abigail
Smith, was the daughter of a Presbyte-
rian clergyman, who had a poor opinion
of the morals of the legal profession and
objected to John because he had been
intended for the ministry and wilfully
turned aside for the law. His preten-
sions were not favored. He was not
even invited to the family table when
he came on some of his visits. The
match was fixed, however, and agreed
to. When her sister Mary had been
married the father had preached a SER
mon on the text, MARY hath chosen the
good part" Now it was AbigaiPs
turn. You preached on Mary's text
when she was married and now you will
preach upon mine? %, certainly. What
is 1T? Quick as as flash, remembering
the opposition to her lover, John Ad-
ans, she replied: John came neither
eating nor drinking, and they say he
hath a DEVIL" She was a woman of
great force of character, figuring largely
in his correspondence, frequent and
influential adviser on affairs Of state and
it is even credited to her that she first
suggested the Declaration.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-10
4 WOMAN.
From the Atlanta Constitution.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
My name is Mary Chapman, and [ live at
the corner of Williams and Cox streets, At
lanta. have been dreadful sufferer from
scrofula and running, eating scrofulous Ill
GERS for six years. Have been waited upon
during the time by seven Atlanta physicians,
but they failed to cure me. I also used va
rious advertised remedies without the least
benefit. While being thus treated, I grew
worse all the time. ScroffulOus Swellings on
both sides of my neck which became run
ming, eating sores. affecting my throat, mouth
and nose. The eating sores on my neck were
a mass of corruption almost down to the
bones. Ny threat became so much atfec4ed
that 1 could scarcely swallow, my food lodg-
ing in a portion of my throat. lost my ap-
petite entirely, lost my flesh, and was reduced
to GO pounds weight-beng mere skeleton.
My whole system became terribly poisoned,
and in fearful condition. In this condition
I commenced the use of d. b. b., and found
great relief the first bottle.
when ] had used FIVE bottles my health had
so much improved that the ulcers were all
healed, the swelling subsidized, my appetite re-
turned, my skin became active, my strength
returned, and gained A pounds of flesh. l
am now healthy, fat and hearty, and am able
to do as much work as any woman, and feel
as happy as Il lark"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-10
Kidney Complaint.

For over six years 1 have been n terrible
sufferer froms troublesome complaint for the
relief of which | have spent over $3.50 with
out benefit, the most noted sO-callcd renidies
proving failures. The use OF one single bot
tie of b. L. z, has been marvellous, giving
more relief than all other treatment COM
bined. Ii is q quick cure, while others. if
they cure at all, are in the distant future.
G. Il. ROBERTS,
Atlanta Water Works.
For sale ut the PUTNAM PHARMACY.