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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
Ocean Cleaners.

NCHOR LINE, u. y. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
"A GLASGOW wa LoNDoNDERRY
ANCHORIA,April 20 DIN. LIOPlA. May Q, noon.
CIRCAsSIA,. May 9. m. fU tNESS, A. May l6. o.
Csbin passage $50 20 $50 =, second ciass $32
CITY of ROME ........ sails Wednesday. May q, June
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter.
Cabin passage 500 TO 500 Second class S35.
Bteerage outward srprspaid SIS.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Agents,
Bowling Green, New.Yerk
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V'HE NEW LINE
Il BETWEEN

A,
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH. ru
o HoURs FASTER THAy Any oTHER Rou JInn;nv
The New York. Philade pha Norfolk Railroad Somp,nI
now runs Fast Day aad Night cypress between
railroad $40 m. days and D. m daily. arriving gs
Point Comfort OLD ek-days and $3.50 ~ sy o.
folk p m. and o;l6 Sleeping through from ~.
Vera 70 cape Charles and Psor Car from p va rs
cut charge cAets paror and sleeping bertns
be secured at any Ticket Once OF the Pennsyvana ks~
Company X B. COOK, 6enl Pass. and Freight Assn~
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Cnrouean advertisements.

7 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT
Il i Elnest and Cheapest Meat-davOrng stock Tor
Made Dishes Saucca.
sale 100000 lars.
/ IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
IL Invaluable Tonic In cases Of weak digestion and
debility. Is success and boon for which Nations
should feel grateful" See Medical Press" Ian
Get" etc.
T IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
IL Genuine ONLY with fac smile Of Baron Lieblgs
signature in Blue LUX 9crOsa Label The title
baron Lieblg' and Photograph having been
largely used BY dealers with no connection with
Baron Liebig, the public are Informed that tho
Licbg Company alone onor the article
Baron Liebis's guarantee OF genuineness.
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL 10 DO had OF all Storekeeprrs GrOcers AMI
Chemists. sole Agents for the United states whole
tsleonlyl G: David & Co, Fenchurch-ayenu
London, England.
Solo wholesale by PARK lifori James r. smith Acker
Neral u COndlt McKossOn R0bbnA lhurber Mhyina &
Co. Francis II. Leggot Co., and w H. Scmenelin SCo.
c0Rpll EN- s : sRs FS,ii 4 sSd n na%
cure Obesity Without semi
psrvatiOUtietary etc. European Mail n saws
'lts effects not merely 70 reduce the a
by affecting The Of obesity induce radicalcuro
OF the disease Mr. Il makes charge whatever; am
person, rich poor obtain his work gratis bysend
Woburn House, Bedford square London, Enr.DN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23

FOR NEW -HAYEN.--Steamers leave Peck
slip AZ y. m. aad IL D. tsundsys excepted). IL
tmo early trains north aud east Ex.
cursion 10 New. Haven and return, 81 50.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave from chambers Depot for Engle God
Closter Piermsnt and Nysok $50. 10 320 4ijO,
b40 TAO $3.50 y. M. IL midnight Sundays T. a. m. and
&l5p.m
Naaret, spring Valley and MOnsoy T. 10 m. Up M.
Sundays9 a. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
TO PHILADELPHIA
vATHE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS ANDe ON sum
DAY, STA lions IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
NEW.YORK
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Dlpioen0 Notices.


OF and after April 10. 1885.
Transfer books will be closed from April to 18th
Treasurer.
orIcE OF THE DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CRY
''A'ONO 0G SEwYoS TX S Mnfch IL rlsss
N0TICE.-A mi-annual dividend of TWO
PER CENT has this day been declared upon tho stock OF
se oesp az sysos IL h y q AP HsTt At
ST. NewYork to stockholders Of record closing OF the
Tho transfer books will be closed on the thryn.
and reopenedon theseventeenth day Of April nort
q. H. CANDEE. Treasurer.
OFFICE FREELAND MINING COMPANY.
" 80 BROADWAY. NETWORK CITY.
A dividend Of TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS b.s
been declared payable OF Of tock
at tie Office Of the Company as above. MONDAY May
transfer books close April 81. st2 o'clock m.
d. 8. YERDENAL. Secretary.
ST. PAUL AND NORTHERN PAoITIc RAILWAY coMrAxr,l
QUARTERLY INTEREST, due Nav nv i i Droy
N upon registered bond certificates OF company viii
GEO. s. =: go * Sis'''
sANFHAxcIsco. I4th April. lss,
THE FATHER DE SMET CONSOLIDATED
No Of twenty cents Ser share payable o 5
once q Ja,day Co., IA wais YsEYcG Transfers e@s
NJ MoHoASs Sons DE aSy o BUILDING; BEoAGsT
THE undersigned has this day declared n
dividend Of per cent the creditors Of NJ Moreans
sons payable on and 'i' wfGSa b a f.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.. PIKa POOR or
THE BOARD OF DIRECTIONS h Ra rSs'' this
S' se o, .S SEE j. N.
% 70 % q 4eso a the Ss 100 q ss
T Sd 20 m close the se q s uSSn Tra.
issS e three o. o'clock and WIN reopen Saturday
" JOSEPH HELEN;
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1nstrnttion.

CHOICE collection of school circulars for
parents and guardians Teachers every department Of
art and learning recommended H. HESSE SO West 2lstst
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FAvORI!E INSIDE ROUTE.


NASHUA So 65.
PORTLAND So, and no trunsfers
Steamers CITY OF Lawrence and city OF Boston eaye
Pier 40 N r. foot OF Wat next pier above
St Ferry, daily, except Sundays. at 500 D. m.
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For Both Sexes-Country.
DORDENTOWN, N. J.-Female College;
I'D beautifully coated very heathul thorougn Ia
perior Departments For circular addrss
Rev. WIN. u. BOWEN, A NJ, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23

n
~ and Hudson River Institute, Claverack. N. Y.
1920 A YEAR.
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BUsIN ESs.
French, Art and Music speeiatos. Both sexes.
School continues open during July and August
Rev. ALoNZO fLACK, Ph. D.. President
POCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack-on the
HI Hudson.-Preparstory and business for gentlemen
graduating for ladies' twelve teachers steam heat
perfect odations half year opens February Send
forcatalogue w. ii. BANNlsTERA NJ Pin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23

CCHOOL OF MINES.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL. SO East 45thst
j. Woodbridge Davis O. E. Phi. d. Principal. Introductory
tn inc Colleges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23

For Both Sexes-City.
DEST SCHOOLS.-Circulars and information
ID free to parents who describe their wants
J. W. SCHERMERHoRN q CO. Z T. l4h-st, N V
BOOKKEEPING, riting, arithmetic, cores
ladies' department PAISES COLLEGE. 81 Bowery, up
tows l.S13 Broadway. entrance l07 West 34thst
CHOICE COLLECTION of School Circulars
for parents and guardians teachers in depart
ment OF art and learning recommended f. MIRIAM COY
RIERE 81 East l7tn.st. next door Century Building.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-25

9as Stranbrdubers unb S6muaaIer<
nniueien auf Der IlbemarlezS niei bat
nit Der 9eidiloerten &ataitropbe fir
INNER Elm @noe sefunbs1, mn nod i'm
Iroenfen Der Seeleute leben Die geftal.
ten oes ipilben 8efe &onfs uub ieiner
@efdbrten fort.
@enn Der Sdiffer in finiterer Gturmz
na9t Die sefdbrlide &alte BON 3orb=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-25
@estrehbt oett 0uffen.

Surd 0tbraud bon Sr. ;Sraster's SaIs
nno 9nnsea SaIiam-ein5ise igfdere Cur
tnr 9lfen, S4nupfen, SeiIerfcit, Sa,smeb
'nn0 aleunpa6lidteiten Der &eble uno 2uus
sc. Bernadldifigt nidt ben Suiten. beppr
es gu ipSt @unsert banfbare Yeripnen.
%Sereanten ibr 2eben Sr. Srasier's 6aiS unb
Hnn9en Malian1. sSn. fetner SSamilie fpirb er
tsAten, BITE ibn einnIaf gebraudt uno bic
'Wtrtuna 1abeu fennen 9elernt. CT it in
9roBen Jlaf4eu unb pir6 au ben biiiden
Yrets bon % cts. per Glaide ~perfauft.
Sratter Webieine So. G~iepelanb. Dbis.
9ant=G ranfteiten gebeiIt.
Surd $ r.Srasier's masilde Salbe. SeiIt
ME onr5 8auber, Simmer, fduarse R6pte
ooer Wirmer, Sibblattern nno Qusfbldae
pes @eitdts. reinist unb nerid6nerf be
paul, belt ferner ardBe, i9mersbafte Sim
men, tuebe 2tppen uno alte bartnddtae @ez
fhpire. preiS so cts.
SraSier Reotcine 60. GIepelano Ohio.
Jraa 81. @alton's periubiid,er Shee.
Nutter Balton, bat bieie tperttpsue aeez
ot5tn, Sabre lang in ihrer Iripat Grarissaes
brandt. 90 bat iih ftets als unfeblbarEs
yttttsi 9eeen bic pielen 2eiben bes tuetbliden
eripieien.
Jraaier's Nebicine 60. CLEVELAND. Shio.
gu babeu bel o. 9. Spencer. ct. Gloab
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-25
@eiunbbeit 1T &ei6tbum.
Sidere Seituns uHter @arantie.

Sr. 6. 6. Weit's Nerpen. unb gehirns
gur, sarantirtes Nittel fir Spfterie, Sdujn
Del, &rdmpfen, Reuralsta, Ropfpeb, Merp6z
lttdt IN Tol9e genuBes bon alfohol nnb Soc
bal, S4lafoftsteit, seifiae 8ebriduuaex,
@ebirnertueiduHs, peranlaBbt burd Rranft$it
uno fibrenb ID ibler 2aune unb Sob. Soc
5eitises Ilter; t1nfrudbarfeit, Spermathpr=
Doe, peranlabt burd neberarbeitnna u. aus
i9peifenbes 9eben. Cine Sdadtel entbdIt
cine Monats-gur. 81 per S1adtel IS fir
9 Sdadtels per 8oft fret Suseianbt, BEL gm-
pfans oes Yreiies.
Wtr 8arantiren, baB feds SdadteI
ieben San furiren. Niit ieber BON uus fir
6 S9adtel entbaltener 8eitellng bealeitet
BON So, ienoen mir benz &dlfer nniere ae>
f9rtebene @arantie, bas 8elo au~riidauien6en
ipenn oas Nittel feine Sur betpirft. @aranz
tieer1 nur ausseitelt bon
Sobn 6. @eit 8 60.
6ss Us. Maoiionftr. Chicago, Su. 4s-1i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-25

bod 8roOflpn. Der 9oipitalarst err
fldrte Den Mann fir geitesfranf unb
lanote ibn auf @runo Der Nnaaben,
wet9e Ser 8atient ielbit semadt, nad)
Der Srrenanitalt in 5latbuib. Sort err
fannte man i'm als e,nen friiberen So,
tienten tuieber. SIM Sabre 1880 pfleate
er, pdbrenb ct an Wodentaeen als
Naurer beiddftist mar, Sonntags an
ben StraBeneden 5u prebisen, unp fpurbe
NIT Der 5eit als r&eperenbA @lias &ap
befannt. Sein r%elisi6ier @abnfinn Der,
anlaBte feline Srau, bic lleberfabruna
&ap's in bas gOuntDsS rrenaipl au Be,
treiben. Seine Snrnilie febrte farauf
na9 England 5uriid. &ap ~entIprana
nod i'm Sabre 1880 aus Der Gnitalt, in
tpeltber er nunmebr gum s~tpeiten Male
Nufentbalt nimmt. Or iaste: ram 4.
Dtdr5 bot fi6 mir in @aibineton feine
siinitise Getegenbeit, ben 8rdfibenten AZ
tooten. SD bin BON @ott seianot iuorr
ben, nm bic 0elt BON Serrn glepelanb
aa befreien, unb ib tuerbe mid mad fur.
ger Weile bon bier abermals f~orbeaeben,
UNI meine Mtiiiion su p~oIenben. Soft
nerlangt Serrn glenelanb." Bie Der.
lautet, tpirb Rap BOT. Der Staatswobl.
tbdtisteitSbeb6rbe nod gnslanb surid.
seididt tperben, BON mo- er beritammt.
Solgenbe Sagbgeihidte fuiro ans
3anHabr i'm 4antuu Narsau einen bas
otiten 8fatte semelbet: Guf Der 8ilbz
ibfpetnpiirihe batten atpei altberiibmte
Sdser Slid; stpei SGue ftanben felt
tuie Sdseb6de unb i9ienen in grae.
burs Der Ruseln 81 eriparten, bic ba
tonln1e1 ionten. unb bennpd ereianete
iib bas nnslaublide: bic treffliden
Sdiben feblten. Bie bas fam? Gs 1T
cine merfpiroise @ei1i1te ipilbiduetnis
ider Sinterliit. Die Sdser batten fid
IN tpeiier 8eionnenbeit perabrebet, mel,
der Der Sdue elm Sober ben @araus
ipoqe; Der Cine tpdblte bic nit
benz seraben, Der Inbere nit benz aes
rtnselten rShludnSli." @ts iie aber
losbriiden wolten, sei9ab etpas .Rerf.
tuirbises: Die nit Dem seraben S9pansli
rinselte bafielbe, unb bic nit benz se,
rinselten ftredte bas ibrise. Die Stint
tpuroen fonfus, feblten teiberleits
anb bic uSduli" liefen freubis srunsenb
oh oes s~elunsenen Sdabernads bon
oannen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-25
Worte ser @arnutg ,ttto DeS
SrDfteS.

-aSsnn Sic bur9 sG,pd6e @eiuntbea Ieiben ober
rout sem 8ransenbette Iieset, berubisen Sic f9
1rpenn Sic muir uitrpObI iiao, ober wenn sic flo
ntbpa9 hnS. e1tmutbtgt fitbs
rlen, obne 81 iuifen tparum,
ubas Son Yitter5 Ipirb Sic
"geniB beilen.
Nenn Sic Elm 9rebiser finb, unb
tt9 onr9 Sbre Yfi6ten ais 9aitor
apetafbeitet haben. sber Dtutter finb,
et19lafft hur1 Gorge unb 4rbeit sber Elm gei1dfts>
mann ooer arbeiter iinb, aef6pddt bur9 bic &rfIls
sahe Ss:sr tasIi$en 9Eiaten, ossr Elm Rann ser
6eoer 1thn, eer aHnd6tli6 bis An Rttternatt on feis
ti8en.
Aenn Sic burd 1lebereFen= oSer srinfen, oSer ir,
9ene mei9e Snbisefetion ober a~usi9weifuns, ober
our4 ~ i9neues Ba9fen, penn Sic jung iiib, mas
oft Der SAL III, Ieiben,
"DOer penn fe in Der gerfftatt fnb, auf Der
rSarit. ooer AM 9ulte, ober frgenb no anbers,
~ano fiblen, bab Sbr Spitem e,ne 8etnisuns
reosf etiler Setdaban9 peoarf, obne Seb bic
stelben berauf6enb ~ipirten, rpenn Sic alt finb,
"Ssr yIut Sdnn uuS unrein 1T, Sbr Bulls unb
"Sgfe Nefpen l9pa3 tne, uno Sbre Rrdfte i6rpins
Hpeh, 10 vt IS 9op Sttters baB Sic brau6en, UNI
'Ssneh neues sebsit, araft nnb SeinnSbeit einsu
fl6ben.A
@enn Sic nsasenfranf oSer bpipeptii4 'nb, ober
an trgeno elmer arberen Der pieIen Naaen= unb
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IeiSen, 70 it es Sbre
eigene S6u b, 1uenn Sic trant bleiben.
Benn Sic bur6 ir9enb cine 4rt pom Rieren,
&rant9ett oa5tn i&,uinSen, 10 bDrsa Sic ausenbtids
uegen Setlurg-an Cop 8itters.
sSenn Sic an tr9enS elmer iener Rerpensaranis
beiten Iei6en, 70 werben Sic elm .8aIiam pom gi-
Leah" In Sop 8itters inbcn.
-@enn Sic Elm Bein9er ober gepobner
-rntasinatif9er Diftrifte ftnb, iidern Sic Sbr
-Srften. 9esen bic 2anbplasen
-Nalar'a. epiSemii9e, bili0ie unb s8edfeI.
-Nteber burG ben 8ebrau6 o. Sop Sitters.
Benn STE raube, blafi9e oper fable 9ef9tsfarbe,
f9ie1tsr 8erud aus benz Diunbe baben, 70 fpfrb eb,
men pop Sttters cline flare 4aut. reides 8lut ben
beft rie9enber &tberr Irb @eiunbbeit geben. $500
persen i'm Sale tsiner Seiluns oser Saife beiabIt.
Gttter Dame gNuufdt.
~, rpie i9 bod rpinf9e, bab nieine Saut 70 rein
nnl tpsi4 wdre. ME bic Sbris.." faste cine Dame
su ibrer Sreunbin. Isle t0nnten Sas Iei6t senus
baben," antportete bic Sreuoin. ,Sa, aber ME ri
trdate BE erfte Dame. .9ur6 ben gebrau9 por
Cop gitters, rueI9es has gIut rein unS reid rnadi
unb bllbenoe 0efnnbbcit giebt. Sc bot es rpenta.
tens fur mid sstban."
EB &eineSlaide edit pbne einen Strauf
bon grinem Sopfen, auf benz peiBen3ettei
8ermeioet alien i6ledten poer eiftiaer
Stoff nit ~Sep" ooer uSops" i'm Namen
ID
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-25

Carolina paiiirt, bann blidt iein Gua,
%pertraneno binauf our &lippe, mo- 81,
bellen 2idter Der Citation sldnaen; bod
Der aber9ldubiide Matroie, Der am gue
bic @a1e bdlt, fpdbt nod INNER anait.
nou biniiber mad benz perrufenen Gtranb
unb Mander tu,l iosar in Der Mitter,
nabtsitnnbe elm 2iht eeleben baben
bas iid bort idmanfeno betpest.
rNassbeab!" f~liitert er bann mii
i1redensblei6em Munb.
9rinnen aber, i'm S1iffsraum, fibi
bic abselDite @a6e Inn ben alten Boots.
mann berunt, Der bieie 6eipdfer idpn
befabren, als nod fein Menl6 an bic
Equalization ba9te, unb Der feline Sc
lesenbeit poriiberseben ldBt, INN ppr ben
junsen @elbi6ndbeln feline @ei1idten
Ut eradbfen. 1lnb er ersdblt ibnen BON
8efe &onfs, Der feline &ube i'm @rabe
eefunben unb nod INNER nit ieinen ses
ipenftiiten geieuen am Strano ipufen
sebert muB, BON Dem Gaul nit Der 60.
terre auf benz Ropf unb bon benz rieiens
itarfen iunsen Offt,ier, Der ar eieie I'm.
bolbe bsiiest unb fid i9lieBli9 mod Elm
ipunberliebes Beibden erpbert bat.
.Maht's inn nod, Sungers, mem,
Sbr fDnnt!" idlieBt Der alte idmun'
aeTnb feline grsdbluns.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-05-14

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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-05-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ru.n
IN Thursday, the 2lst day of MAY. A n ,a0, w
as soon thereafter as we can be heard we viii IT
by petition to the Hon. David s Walker Iaspl
the Circuit Court of the Second Judicial Cy.se
florida, In and for Leon county,at Tallaha.ssaaA
legally adopt as our child, Laurie Sackson, an NM
about four ycors Of age, and son of Ella Dsv;. Ana
GE0RGE JACKSON
Tallahassee, Fla, April %. 1871 -'oN.
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--SM. g. moa east - e" ns@ss~d
a. sa>.urssass abb. ssssas - be gaxea ins"
sle s-ssllsshg eps.ss e hss g'Tis tsths'
WAIST makes yess ,hlnA ] wia y sssd
the stern paFvas " iseesass J se~ the
ssss ~ pour eye" ~ steel "~ts"s 81
to old man eoallu', stand such east
iroas AZ III. ,,ash hsi ,n go u'r"'"g
.Ia,,sv,.ai
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS ac.,,u
n the estate of Mrs. Jane N Anderson SaAiNs9
will present them for payment. All ne ueeeaset
debted to said estate will please come f,rwses
pay same. AUGUSTA ]. POOLE Fvo"..a nc
Tallah0ssee, May 5, 18S5-.Odaysx NNeu'nx.
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NOTICE.

OK WEEKS AFTER DATE | WILL lpp
- for Letters of Administration upon the 80.
VI Moses Greed. late of Leon county deceas.S 1''s
JOHN A. PEARCE, sheriff
Tallahassee, Fla, April 9, lSS5-6w ~'A
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

SUMMER LAW LECTURES, (nne weekly)
begin 9th July, 1885. and end 9th september. Have
proved Of signal LIST, students who design TO
pursue teir Sudes ct this other Law Schools d. to
those who propose to read privately; and 3D. to prac
instruction For circular apply (p o. University of Val
JOHN o. MINOR, Prof Com and Stat Law. slim
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-"Now them" said the cashier to his
wife, are you dressed for the journey,
my dear ?''
"All ready, my love-"
"Got the Doodle safe %
"All safe"
"What kind of dress is that you
have on p
1t is pull-back."
GA pull-ba:k Good heavens the
idea Of your thinking we can escape to
Canada while you wear dress like that I!
Don't you see I've got on a cutaway
coat? Go and put on dress with a
sloping train, and your hat with fiya-
way feather. We must take every pre-
caution setting out on such Journey
Boston Courier.
- The destitute editor who went
through thespockets Of his old clothes, as
last resort, received aid from an unex-
pected quarter WoJstrn advertiser.
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NOTICE.

ok WEEKS AFTER DATE | Will ann.
- for Letters of Administration upon The ~, III
of Charles Harris, late of Leon county, decay
JOHN A. PEARCE, sheriff
Tallahassee, Fla, April 9, 1SS5-6w ''a
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-21
DIR. Tanner Redivivus.

Las Cruces On. NJ Letter in Denver Tribune.
Tanner lives. The great and only original
DR.. Tanner. who successfully refuted the prin-
pal miracle of the New Testament by forty
days fast in New York city in the summer of
1880, is resident of New Mexico. have seen
the death of this singular man announced in the
papers at least dozen times in the last two
years. But l take the liberty of assuring the
world without apology, that the man is not only
alive and well, but a resident of Dona Ana
county, New Mexico where he is devoting him
self to the propagation of new religion founded
on new Bible revealed to a new prophet OF
jehovah. This is no exaggeration, but COOL
lndubitable fact presented without varnish
The name of the new Bible is 'Oashde" The
medium of God in making this latest revelation
of His will to the world is not Dr. Tanner, but
DR.. J. b. Newbrough, dental surgeon formerly
of l2S West Thirty fourth street. New York. but
now of Dona Ana county. He is the new pro-
phet of God Dr. Tanner is only an apostle of
the prophet and his coadjutor
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THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY.
Maxims of washington.

Without virtue and without integrity. the
finest talents and the most brilliant accomplish
ments can never gain the respect and conciliate
the esteem OF the truly valuable part of man
kind.
Labor to keep alive in your breast that little
spark of celestial fire called conscience.
good character is the first essential in
man. 1t is, therefore, highly important to en-
deavor not only to be learned. but virtuous
Speak not i'll Of the absent, it is unjust.
lngrattude hope, will never constitute
bosom.
never wish to promise more than have
moral certainty of performing
Ishall never attempt to palliate my own folbleS
by exposing the error of another
l am resolved that no Misrepresentation,
falsehoods or calumny shall make me swerve
from what conceive to be the strict line of
duty
To persevere is ones duty, and to be silent is
the best answer TO calumny
Commerce and industry are the best mines of
a nation.
Associate with men of good quality if you es-
TEEN your own reputation for it is better to be
alone than in bad company
Be courteous to all, but intimate with few;
and let those be we'll tried before you give them
your confidence.
Every action in company ought to be with
some sign of respect to those present
1t is maxim with me not to ask what, under
similar circumstances. would not grant.
Let your heart feel for the Affections and dis
tresses Of every one.
The consideration that human happiness and
moral duty are inseparabiy connected will
always continue to prompt me to promote the
progress of the former by intoxicating the prac-
tice of the latter.
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An Invocation.

Oh gold-cup moon, brmm'd high with generous wine,
Pour, pour on her your wealth
Of amorous health
Ok, her call, but with what folly, mine!
Oh, thyme-steeped wind, with your fine feathery
broom
For rare new perfumes seek
Each hidden creek
And sweep them through her cool and shadowy room!
Oh, treacherous tide swirling along the cove,
From China spices
And rich silks bear
To cast them at the feet of her love!
Oh fringing trees, that sing to her in sleep,
Stretch, stretch your green nets wide
On every side;
And seize miasmas that should near her creep!
Oh bashful feet and foolish trembling hands,
Be firm, be hardy each
To aid his speech
When next her lover by his true lovs stands!
Oh, stammering tongue which each warm word out
strips;
Oh, timorous heart that now like dolphin dips,
What though We fail to serve?
There still is nerve
For one mute passionate pleading Of the lips.
j. B. Sekirk.
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A Wonderful Dog.
n VI
MemDhis AnneaI


Il have dog" said Senator Vest, who had
just heard precocious crow story, who is very
sagacious. One morning he watched intently
while negro boy BACKED my shoes. The fol-
lowing morning he came to where l was sitting
with backing brush in his mouth. You may
not believe it, but that dog got down ON his
launches, spit on my shoes, took the brush in
his teeth, and rubbed away like house on fire.
But | must admit that he did not get up much of
ap oiisn -, one suneay, wnile was nvlng az
noticed that he watched every movement of the
preacher. That afternoon heard terrible
bowling of dogs in my back yard. went out to
see what was the matter My dog was in the
wood-shed, standing his hind legs in an old
dry goods box. He held down torn almanac
with one fore-paw, and gesticulated wildly with
the other while he swayed his head and howled
to an audience of four other dogs. even more
sadly than the preacher had heard that morn
ing The narrator of the crow story threw up
the sponge"