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A German Woman Living In Ohio Gives
Birth to Five wsll-rormed and htnl-
thy CkIldren.

A German Woman Living In Ohio Gives
Birth to Five Well Formed and HEAL
thy Cklldren.
ToLEso. o., Nov. s.-tSpecis'.l-A
remarkable story comes from Henry
county which, II not subssgnlialod,
would be hardly credible. Several
days asois wac reported that tho vito
Of Wilhelm Frsund, German farmer,
living about half mills from Hglgate,
had given birth TO five children, all
boys, and that all The infants were
well formed aud alive,
4 correspondent investigated the
matter and found that event in but one
OF d ueries that have happened In thls
intarssiiug family. Ers. Frtund ID 80
yoars old, AID Gering her 10 year
Of married life, has given birth 10
81 children, is OF whom are now alive,
tho othsr tarae having lived TO various
ages over one year. the mother Is de.
scrihsd 90 s c0ncly German woman,
raWbonsd and spare, ana tho fsiner
short and sslld, but not portiy. The
couple live on small farm which toe
husband tills with tao assietance OF
his numerous progeny. Soma OF the
children were born Ia the hayfleld
whore the mother was at WORK.
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The vitality Of tho German emperor

Tho vitality of tho Gsrnnn EmpeTsrt
Tho Enporor william is not only
the Oldest officer in tho Gsrmsn army
in point of sxs, but slso tho Oldest gen.
eral In point OF ssrvice, for his patent
as msjor-gensral dates from March 80,
1888. In 1883 no would, therefore, osl-
citrate his septeunial jubilee az Prus-
sian general; and considering that no
Joined the army az ensign on March
81, 1907, the eiahtleth anniversary Of
his having entered the active aerviec
would occur in Msrch, Titan evont
thus far unique in the annals Of the
Prussian army.
with what xest and freshnsss he
attended tbs recent nereuvers in
Wnftomberg nsy be inferred from the
humorous remark no made 20 .
vouDx Wurieniborg prlucs OF the
Rad UElans on one rainy morning: vi
Won and your fomradec hstter your.
selves that one IIeld day, 81 least, will
be dropped on lby account, you are
very much mist ken. I feel chippsr
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w. ~. EA. h ID Il M a. N
President OF the great Louisville Courier
journal Co., tells what he knows Of
Wintersmish's Chill Sure

OFFICE OF THE COUhlEh-JoChN AI',
Louisville, Ky.
DR.. Wintersmith, Sir: waive rule
have observed for many years, the value OF
your remedy prompting me to say, in re-
ply to your request what know OF your
Grill Cure. The private assurance OF Its
efficacy had, and the good results Of its
effects had observed on Mr.. Il. w. Mere
dith, who for more than fifteen years had
been foreman of my office, induced me to
test itin my family. The results have been
entirely satisfactory. The first case was
two years. standing, in which believe ev-
cry known remedy had been tried with
Temporary relief-the chills returning pc.
riodically and with seemingly increased
severity Your cure broke them at once,
and there has been no recurrence OF them
for more than six months. The other case
was of q mllder form, and yielded more
readily TO other ressedies, but the chills
would return st intervals, until your medi-
cine was used, since which time, now sew
eral months, they have entirely disap..
peared. From the opportunity have had
TO judge, l do not hesitate 80 express nay
belief that your Chill Cure is q valuable
specific and performs all You promise for II
Respectfully, w N. HALDEMAN.
ARTHUR PETER & Co., Agents,
7
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III. Troublo p.d,d o. Msu.t,n.

Houston, Nov. S.-[Spscial.l Tho
knights of Labor, after having possess
zion OF the wharves OF the Direct Nsvi-
CATION company until this morning,
have moved of. Tho sommitteo con-
Rsrred with Captain Athnson, and
proposod to move Off upon his agrSo.
nent not to discriminate agatns'
the knights OF Labor. He made nc
promises, but at noon took POSSESSION
Internationally, they having with
drawn. Business wa5 resumed 81
once, and everything viii aovo with
out nolestatlon.
All railways arc now handling Gal
weston freight, and loaded freight
trains leave hero tonight going there
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prophet OF tho Wlntor. ", now L Seb
The bsst view Of God / ever had I!
There are two kind of sermons l never
want to prs=ch--the one that presents
NO Ienient. 80 imbecile that
a1en mey do what they will
against Him and fracture His every
law and pat the cry of their imperti-
nance End rebellion under His throne,
and while they are splitting in His face
aud stsbbing at His heart, He tskes
theuo up in His arms and kisses their
infuriated brow and check, saying,
UOf such il the kingdom of heaven"
The other kind OF sermon l never
want TO preach is the one thst repre-
cents God as all fire and torture and
thunder cloud, and with red-hot pi CHI
fork tossing the human race INTO par.
oxism of infinite agony. The sermon
that am now preaching believes in a
God Of Loving, kindly warning, the
God OF spring and winter. the God of
the PIeisdes and Orion. You must re-
that the winter Ia just as i'm
portspt as tho spring.. Lat ono winter
pass without frost to kill vegetation
and ice to bind the rivers, and snow to
eprich our fields, and then you
will have to enlarge your
hospitals and your cemeteries. "a
green Christmas makes fat crave
yard," was tho old proverb. storms
to purify the air. Thermometer ct 10
iegreos above zero to tone up the cys-
tea,, December and January just as
as May and juno. / tell
Won va need the storms of life an much
sss wa do the sunshine. There are
more men ruined by prosperity than
by adversely. II we had our own way
In life before this We would have been
OF selhshness and
and disgusting ain, and
pufied up until we would have been
like Julius Cesar, who was msde by
sycophants to believe that he was d.
vine and
THE FpTcKLEs ON HIS FACE WE'RE AS
THE STARS OF THE PERMANENT.
one Of the e1iftess transatlantic voy-
saes made last summer by the Etrpris
was because che had = stormy wind
,,heft. chaeinz her from Ner York to
But to those going IN Qp-
posiIe direction the storm vas pnnes-
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Meeting of National Beard knights Of
Labor.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. s.-The national ox-
ecutivs board of the knights of Labor,
which is composed OF Grand
Msater Workman Powderly,
Fred erick Turner, I. p. Barry, John
w. Hayes and William IL. Bailly, ar
rived here last night. Tho object OF
this visit is not definitely known, bus
1t 10 beloved to be in COMMISSION
with the recent strike OF street-car
mon, and moro especially wish the mr.
ret 81 the six strikers VINO ar, are
in oxj a charged Sn t Tlsh . plss
railway tracks. A conference was
held last night with tho Cleveland as.
xembly, and to-day and tonight moet-
iuas were held, bat at midn1ahr
nothing had been ascrrtRined regard
ing them.
Another dynsmiter, named
7. Il. Tobin was arrested last night.
Three sticks of dynamite and three
caps fer exploding them were found ia
his room. Still other arrests ere ex-
pected.
late tonight with Master Work
man Fowderly, that gentleman
stated that the visit OF the executive
board to st. Louis was chiefly to ascer-
tain whethers the Cleveland assem-
bly as an assembly WAS
implicated in tho use OF dynamite, and
they had satisfied themselves that
Ii was not. He very strongly
condemned the use of dynamite
and said the Knights OF labor
as such would not defend
the prisoners now in jail
here, charged with its usc.
He believed that IL those mon are found
guilty they should suffer the full pen
slty of the law. The comn1ittoe
viii leave tomorrow night for Wash-
ington, Indiana.
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What does lie know? Why after
drinking q cup of Homo tea he knows
that il seems like o now dispensslicn
to him after using poor tea so long.
He-No toa nado one of the finest ex-
hibiCs st the New Orleans Exposition.
II your grocer does not keep it, send
so cents in stamps or otherwise 60 Msr-
tin, 6sillett IL Co., Baltimore, Md, and
receive free by mail one pound OF He
No tea.
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aoi.c Out ana aoing In.

WILKEsBARRz, Pa, Nov. S.-The
miners at tho Florence Colllery, Pitt
ston, struck work yesterday afternoon
bccsnse rebate OF cents per ear,
which waa taken OF five months ago
under promise OF restoration az soon
90 possible, and was not restored to-
day when demand was made.
The Philadelphia & Readings Her-
rism eo!liery, after q months naspen-
sion, will rssumo work on Monday,
giving employ ment TO 500 hands.
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UapturInx the Booners.

WICHITA, Kss., Nov. s.-A special
to the Daily Eagle from Fort Reno, via
Fort Elliott, Texas, dated 8 O'Clock
yesterday evening, says that 100 BOOM
ers and 40 wagons had just
arrived at tnst military station az
prisoners under Colonial Sommer, and
number OF the cctnohmen6 were still
out after others. The special says that
tresoassers, but that they were all TO
be brought into Fort R5no. Colonel
Som mer is determined to make clean
sweep under his orders. The prison
ers already here will be held until the
others are captured.
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Two Doctors Failed.

r. X. Greenless, Randall, Arkansas,
writes: Icertify with pleasure to the
following facts: No prescription ever
effected more than o temporary sup
preston of the chille on myself. was
told TO Try your Hughes Tonic. Icon
Guided to give it q trial sfler Two doc
tors had failed 10 stop the chills. One
bottle made a complete cure.
Prepared by r. A. Robinson d Co.,
Wholesale druggists, Leuisville Ken
lucky.
Sold at retail by druggists gener-
ally.
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an Anailor sheot. AM Edit.r.

CoLuEpUs, osio, Nov. s.-Stato An-
ditor Kiesewetter entered the lobby OF
the Neil house at quarter pact 8
o'clock this evening, snd fred two
shots ut W, j, Elliott, editor OF the sun
day Capitol. (4e shot grazsd Eiliott'a
hand aud tbs okuer cnt through his
oversoat. No sai,Sas damage re-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-03-12
CHAPTER 3639-[No. 84.]

AN ACT authorizing the Governor appoint Committee to
and n & q1 a" 1a % ed
for the State, and other purposes
WHEREAS The report of the Commissioner of Lands and
immigration shows that there in the 1883 conveyed
the Internal Improvement Board to the Atlantic and Gulf
Coast Okeechobee Land Company thousand
hundred and seventy 951OO Of lands and in
1884 the million hundred and sixty
five thousand FIVE hundred and 1O0 Of land
and there doubts expressed by of the people
OF this State to the amount OF land actually reclaimed D
by the Atlantic and Gulf Coast Canal and
Okeechobee Land Company and is of great to
had of the work performed and the quantity of land
actually reclaimed to the State therefore,
The People of the State Of Florida, represented in Senate
and Assen as foouos That the Govern
and is hereby authorized and empowered to appoint
special committee consisting of two discreet practical
who connected or in anywse interested directly
indirectly with any canal land railroad company whose
duty shall make thorough investigation of the number
dug the LENGTH width and depth of the along
line route commencing at Kissimmee City in Orange
county, running thence along the Kissmmee river to Lake
Okeechbee thence to the river and along
the to Fort Myers Monroe county, examining all
canals along said route closely to their capacity for carrying
the along said route and their probable influence on
the waters adjacent to along said line of canals
Sec shall be the duty of said committee to take into
consideration that there has been three years Of
drought in this State by most
means as to the depth of the along
and what extent they have lowered reduced
number of of land reclaimed thereby taking into
consideration the fall reduction of watercourses in other
sections of where there canals and report
whether said reduction of water and reclamation of land
caused by drought and other natural causes or IRON
actual work by the Atlantic and Gulf Canal and
Okeechobec Land Company.
SEC 1t shall duty of said committee to determine
whether lands conveyed to said company
that were subject overflow and they find there
what number of thereabout were so conveyed
Sec Said committee shall ascertain by actual survey and
by nterrogang the citizens along said line of canals what
land if any, reclaimed and any, what OF land
and the of that reclaimed and whether
such reclamation caused by the work actually performed
by said Atlantic and Gulf Coast Canal and Land
and report the facts of these investigations to the
Governor. 49,
Sec S. IT. from the report of said committee it 10 found
that the Board conveyed the
said Atlantic Gulf Coast Canal and Okeechobee Land
Company that they have not earned or
the Governor Attorney to take such
s are necessary the lands conveyed and to
institute SUIT necessary for the recovery Of the
SEC g. That the Of thousand dollars be and the
same is hereby appropriated the Of said
mttee and Internal improvement Fund is hereby author
lied to pay the same upon the Governors warrant
Approved February 16. 1885,
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CHAPTER 36l3-TNo. 58.1
AN ACT regulating Beef under circumstances therein
ded for

AN ACT regulating therein prOv
ded for
The People Of the State Of Forida represented in Senate
and Assembly, follo,os SECTION That in each
and every place where fresh beef butchered in the
county sae either at wholesale retail it shall
he the duty butcher vendor offering such beef for sae
to bring market place where said beef offered the
ears and hides beef offered for inspection herein
after provided for. -
soners appoint clerk for such market place where such
beef offered who shall be by officer authorized to
administer oahs whose duty shall be to inspect and
hides brought such market and shall keep true
and correct record Of all Marks brands coors Of such ears
and hides and the 3Oh day Of each month shall place all
sch records in of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
subject to inspection all times Provided That in case
shall there than such clerk election district
SEC That such clerk shall collect from each butcher or
vendor of twenty-five 5) cents for each and every
hide inspected.
SEC where there exists market regular
place where beef offered for sae butcher butchers
vendor or vendors offering fresh beef for sale shall keep the
ears and of such beef public inspection so long as
he or thew may offer the said beef for sale.
SEQ Any failure of butcher or butchers ven
dor vendors comply with the requirements OF this law
shall be punished by fine of less than twenty-five zo)
nor than fifty (5O dollars by imprisonment in the
county Jail less than thirty (3O) than sixty oO
days the discretion of the court for each and every
offence.
Approved February 49, 1885,
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CHAPTER 3643-TNo. 88.

AN ACT to Amend Section Four az
Granting aid for the Construction of the Townsville Tallahassee
and Gulf Railroad
Ihe People Of the State of Florida, represented Senate
and assembly, do olo1cs SECTION That Section
-Four (D of act entitled granting aid for the
struction of the Thomase Tallahassee and Gulf Railroad
approved February h D. 1885, be amended read
follows
Sec f. That the provisions of this shall rights
the said Thomasve Tallahassee and Gulf Railroad Company
the lands hereby granted unless the construction of said
road shall be commenced within six months from the passage
and approval of this ac and be carried with reasonable
progress and benefit shall of
part of the road constructed after five years from the passage
and approval of this act.
Approved February 10, 1885.
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CHAPTER 36l8-[No. 63.]

AN ACT for Protection the Keepers Livery Sale and Feed
Stables.
The People of the State of For1dG represented Senate
and assembly, do oloos SECTION L. That all keep
of Livery Sale and Feed Stables this State shall have
lien upon any horse other animal put in their charge for
feeding taking of said animal and that the
shall have right to the of such
until all due for feeding taking of such animal
shall be paid
SEC. 2 All laws and parts of laws in conflict with the
provisions of this be and the hereby repealed
Approved February 4, 1885.
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CHAPTER 36lO-TNo. $751;

AN ACT to Require Carriers
liver freight as agreed upon with Shipper
The People of the State of Florida represented in Senate
and Assembly, do folo,us SHcTIoH l. That public
common carriers in this State required - carry and
liver all reghts received by them for according
TO terms of the contract under which they received
The bill of lading other memorandum mae between
consgnor and carrier initial points shall b considered
carried and delivered by the state
SEC That officer, agent employee any
public in this State who violates the provisions
the foregoing section shall be deemed guilty mdemeanor
and on conviction thereof shall be punished by fine
exceeding FIVE hundred dollars imprisonment exceed
Ing SIX months, or by both such fine and imprisonment
Became law without the the February
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CHAprER S6l6-[No. 6l!]

AN ACT to fix Liability Operators Log Drives
bitches In certain
The People of the State Of Forda represented IN Senate
and Asse6ly do JooWs SEcrIoN l. That all per-
rs or associations Of any character
inc or operating open log bitches floating logs
timber running through section Of country open to stock or
cttle sh he held in every of injury to- or loss of
stock or cattle by their falling into such ditch or drive, 70
be liable to pay the owners the M amount and
value Of the damage thereby sustained.
With the provisions Of @ act be and the same are hereby
repealed
SAppsorsd February 4. 1895
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CHAP1ER 35s9 mo. A.
AN ACT to Fix Legal Hours of Sal.


The People of the State Of oridG, represented IN Seedse
and Assemby do enact ooCs SsorI0N That from ana
after the Of this act al sales Of property under
ton or other process shall take place the ht Monday
the month between the hours Of eleven and three
In cases where sales complete within the
hours the may continue until complete.
Ssc That al laws conflicting with the provisions OF tns
hersby repealed :
Approyed February ie 1885 go
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named shall be Sold
The People Of the State of Forda representa- IN Senate
and Assemby do enact folIoWs / Thas from
ae the passage Of this act the price charged Tor the Digest
the Laws of Florida known McCean's Digest shall be
For copies bound in law CALI three $500 dollars and for
unbound copies, two ($2.0O) dollars.
sEc That all laws and parts Of inconsistent
provisions Of this act are hereby repealed.
Approved January %, 1895.
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riVeoS c lor the Levyng Of q by Cities and Towns
Tor Water works Fire Protection ~ ~ AVN"
and Ass tne state OF FIovida, represented in Senate
'1 assembly, do enact olo.os SEcr1oN / That ali ;n
are and towns in the State Florida be and they
alIv S to levy and collect special tax ann6
;tyh; and fire protection upon all prooert%
Tha tne limits Of such city or town Provided
c ~ snail require two-thrds vote of the City or Town
20 evy said tax and that thirty days. notice of the
soa 70 levy said tax shall be given by publication in
published in said town once in each week
JITher That said tax shall exceed five mills on
tae valuation of the property within such corporation
That the provisions Of this shall extend to and
&c 0onerreo upon provisional municipalities and in such
Ce powers by this vested Citv or Town Conn
a oe exercised by the Board of Commissioners of such
IU D. All laws and parts of laws conflict herewith be
and the same hereby repealed ~
Approved February 16 1885,
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AVIS OF FLORIDA SESSION OF 1885.
CHAPTER SsO5-[No. SOL

Fr0voS Tor the Levying Of q Tax by Cities and Towns
tor Water-works and Protection - ~
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AN ACT Fixing Price Pablc Docansn therein
named shall 0o1d.
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The Florida Savings Bank and Real Estate Ex-
change, Appellants. " Joshua Smith, r. d.
Hicks, Bstsey Hoffman and Nelson Harris
.Appellees-Appeal from Duval county.
AcWHoKTKR, G. j.:
In the trial Of an ejectment suit for lot one ~,
block one a. according to the map or plot Of the
town Of Brooklyn, paper purporting to be n
receipt for taxes, which does not on its face
identify the land described in the declaration
with the land described in said paper on which
the taxes had been paid. should be rejected if
offers by other evidence to connect the land 10
controversy with the land described in said paper
The same principle applies to a deed, the calls
OF which do not from the language used therein,
appear to cover the land in controversy.
Judgment reversed.
Geo. Wheaton Deans, for Appellants; c. L.
Robinson, for Appellees
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-28
BULLER REACHES GAKDUL.

A Retreat without LOss-Gea. Stephen
son Insulted in CairO-The Rebels
Active,
LONDON, Feb. 27.-A dispatch from
Korti, of yesterdays date, states that
Gen. Sir Redvers Butler, with his whole
command, has reached within days
march of Gakdul wells. The retreat from
Abu Klea, where he had been intrenched,
was effected without the loss of single
man. The sick and wounded of his col
umn are doing well, He is expected to
reach Korti next week,
Telegrams from KOrti announce that
Gen. Butler reached Gakdul wells with
his entire force yesterday.
dispatch from Gakdul wells reports
that Gen. Buffers troops are much eX-
hausted. They had no encounters with
the enemy after leaving Abu Klea. The
wounded are doing well. Gakdul will! be
abandoned, the whole force retiring to
kOrti.
Gen. Stephenson was insulted on the
street In Cairo yesterday by an Arab.
The General went to the police station to
lodge a complaint against the Arab, and
was brusquely received, the officer on
duty pretending not to know the General.
1t is reported that the Guards, after de-
teating Osman Digna, will come to Cairo
or Alexandria in order to av old the risks
OF the hot weather.
In the House of Commons last evening
MIR. Gladstone stated that no alliance or
plan of military cooperation had been
formed between England and Italy.
dispatch from KOrti says that ma
rauders still infest the hills between here
and Gakdul, but it is not expected that
they can muster sufficient force to attack
Gen. Butler.
SUAKIN, Feb. 27.-The activity of the
rebels for the last two nights has been
great and effective. They have succeeded
in wrecking three advanced redOubts, and
they managed to do this without explod-
ing the mines which the naval brigade
and engineers had prepared in each one
of them. The rebels moved 1900 of the
sand bags and caused much damage.