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When You Feel Hot,
Go to Rawls' and try glass Of Deep Rock.


Those who would swerve the President from
his chosen course with regard TO appointments
as it has thus far been developed, are evidently
unwise as partsans, or unfortunately inditfer-
ent to the future prosperity and good Tepue OF
the Democratic party. They want to realize the
enioyments Of Office and power, with indifference
alike To the partys future and the better future
of the cOuntrv
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To arrive i'll few days All the styles. Beautiful
shades cnbelli-hed with
Con-tantnope, al Tallahassee Furniture Emporium.
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Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure will
give immediate relief Price 10 cents, 50 cents
and 81. Sold by w A. Rawls.
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Vov. II, 1884, eow-1y

The Rev. Geo. E. Thayer, OF Bourbon, Ind,
says Both myself and wife owe our lives to
Shioh's Consumption Cufe." Sold by w. A.
RaWls
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Are you made miserable by Indigestion, Con-
stipation, Dizziness. Loss of Appetite, Yellow
Shny Shiohs Vitalizer is a positive cure
Sold by W. A. Rawls
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.uE.C. M.E. CHe RCH.

,.,,ice. every Sunday al Ii \ NJ stu al aud ="
sunday seh'"' B. CLAY, Pastor.
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lsr, meetings OF LWoN LODGE No. 5,
hes" 'r...i,. Ertaino 81 their Lodge Room, al
I'D ever. d,hsy- n yooa s:a;dr" are invited to
! ,r.,ck. A ". n. Lea SARD n. G.
nd ,,txrn-H JR. X ;.
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Seeking the GOOD Of Souls.

Why are clergymen like c"bblers! They
seek the good OF souls (solts, and advise hem
when suffering with pains in the bowels 10 use
DR.. Bggers Huckleberry Cordial.
Send 2-cent stamp to Walter A. Taylor: Al
lanta, Ga for Riddle Book
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,,sr meetings ri JACKSON LODGE
kt9ui" IN the fret and ,hird Mondays in each
N,,h 81 7oc"cA W. M MCINTOSH Secretdry.
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Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve Group,
WhO"plng Cough and Bronchitis Sold by w
A. Rawls
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llackmetack-a lasting and ragnn, perfume.
Price 25 and so cents. Sold by w. A. Rawls
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy positive cure Tor
Caiarrh, Diptheria and Canker Mouth. Snld by
w. A. Rawls
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For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, yoai have
printed guarantee gu every bottle of ShiIoh's
Nitalizer. 1t never fails to cure. Sold by W.
A. Rawls
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uErEOROLUGfCAL.

-, 1,n,xrt.lrr 1T 7f4ahtssee, Florida,
4@'' ter The past GEEK
,,x.n ~ " A Rtwl,, Druggist and
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For the mmeda lie and permanent cnre of
all female complaints and irregularities, such as
leucorrhea whites, prolapsus uteri, ,green
sickness, monthly suppresSions and excuses,
Mysteries. nervous debility, etc. nothing equals
Simmons Iron Cordial, combined with Mexican
Female Remedy. Sold by NJ. Lively, Druggist
Tallahassee, Fla. 12 CIV
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supreme Court Notes.

During the present term The following At
torneys have been admitted to practice in the
Supreme Court Of Florida Irving ellis, Sum
ner Chase ChanlI.r, w III Wlgg, +. NJ Vary,
OF Palalka: Henry G. Hicks, OF Apalachcola
p b. Bedford, of Callahan; j. w. Austin, of
Brooksve; A. !. Henry, of Lake City.
In addition to the above, the following attor
neys have been in Attendance o. the court this
week r. w Davis, at Pilaka A B. Hagan
B. H. Palmer, oil Lake City j. B. Wall, 5. NJ
Sparkmln OF Tampa d. Turnbull, of Brooks
vile
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A Nasal Injector free with each bottle OF Shi-
oh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 10 cents. Sold by
w. A. Rawls l2-eow-1y
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Who want 10 get first-class article, ask for
Sei,ienberg's "Cnur de Rose" the only Seed
and Havana cigar in the market for cents,
and Seidenbcrgs Rhine Gold" Cuban made
Havana cigars, which equal the imported, for
l0cenis, at NJ LivELYs
Julyy-2t Drug Store.
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=, ,l.r meetings - fJN lila tINCAMF-
b. a ,h, -cconr I'D fonrh koIfdg Ere
~ y n mouth their Leo kG"n At O'Clock
arr,.Fch- III 49, ". n. BAKER, c. P.
=, cu,>rty SfR-.
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Married.

ADDIs-CANERoN: June 26h. lso, at the residence Of
John Ord ESQ. PoweOn Avenue, Philadelphia, by the
Rev. DR.. McCook VIM Leicester Adds. OF Tallahassee,
Fla Margaret Eva second daughter OF C. Cameron,
NJ A., Fettercavin, Scotland.
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A New Tonic.

Tine u o. Plrayune has made a discovery
and recognized true merit in the much abused
aud hated mosquito. Wise heads have long
suspected Il connection between the surgic ii
pr"clivitic. and ultim ,te use OF the worrisome
little fly, but, 10 the above journal has been re-
served the glory OF establishing, upon a firm
basis, the reputation of the mosquito AS IL public
benrtactor. the Pic informs The waiting world
that The bite OF The mosquito is stimulating and
invigorating. Witness here one OF natures " Use
provisions. She produces the mosquito; the
mosquito must subSlst, and it derives its sub,ist-
enre from the veins of the hum IN race But to
compensate man for the blood removed, the
mosquito kindly gives value received hypoler-
mically supplying II powerful tonic-ihe specific
properties whereof, however, the Ptcuyuhte does
not define In IA I ills report is incomplete in many
particulars. 1t does not state whether the tonic
should he taken before after meals how many
lensloOntlils OF mosquito bite required for
an adult, Or how much profanity Is admissible
during lis application. 1t also fills TO present
any tcstim 'nals To The efficacy of its new med
icnc. These serious omissions must be correc-
ted. ere he Pc can hope to see the mosquito
ionic become popular.
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Protected from Malaria Five Years.
We have been using your medicine for five or
six years, and can't do without it. 1t is in,li>-
pensable in any malarious climate. Rev :; G.
WEAVER, Blossom Prairie, Texas, Feb. :, 1882
Sold by NJ. Lively, Druggist, Tallahassee
FL, 70 81
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DRY GOODS.

A new and elegant line Of spring prints
lawns and muslins. from ...... $500. SC to Sse
Drees ginghams, new desigus.......sc To 20r
A beautiful dress goods, "Toile du Nord, v
lbc 70 Zc
Lace buntings, black and colOrs. Nc to Soc
Nuns yelling, black and colors. 2oc TO 3Oc
Elegant dress fabTics, I" Costumes Glaces, IS
.......-.SoC 10 NC
Manchester chambray, nom. to DC
Plaid NainsoOks, from. lSc to SOC
All wool black buntings, from. .-2Sc to Sc
Merimac reps, all figures, from. l2c to lsc
Pacific cretOns. from....... ........f5c to DC
Table damaska white and colored Soc to 81
Best bleached shirtings. ~ wide SC to loo
An elegant line Of pique, white. l5c to zoe
Best Ion sdsle cambrics. ~ wide l2kc to SC
Best bleached sheetings, l0-4 wide 25c to 4Oc
Best brown sheetings, l0-4 wide. BIC to Csc
Best brands unbleached domestics &c to loo
Best bed ticking. all brands.........Sc 20 25c
Cottnnades, complete assortment-l5c to Csc
summer caesimeres. ........... -. .3Oc to 3oc
Best brands linen and cotton duck l5c 70 Csc
Some handsome table oil cloths, BIC to &oc
HOSIERY and NOTIONS.
Our stock OF hoitery and notions is com
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Baby Carriages.
Live RattIesua kes Wanted.

The htndsoneSt ever seen in Tallahassee. al
GILMoRE's FURNITURE EMPo RUN
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An End 90 BOne Scraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg. H., says
Having received So much benefit from Electric
Bilicrs, feel it my duty to let suffering humanity
know it, have had a running sore on my leg
for eight years; my doctor :old me would have
to have the bone scraped or leg amputated. |
used, instead, three bottles of Electric Biiers
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and
my leg is now sound and we'll" Electric Bit
ters sold nj fifty cents bottle, and Buckle 5
Arnica Salve at % cents per box, 10y W. A.
Rawls.
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Typhoid Fever.

am sixty seven years old, and have lived in
this (IIalD county all my life Up to twenty
eight years ago | was regarded as The strongest
man in the neighborhool-th the most robust in
health. In November, 1855, | had long and
serious spell of typhoid fever II left me e!na
cir'el and u cripple in my right leg. Al times
that hmh WAS swollen To an enormous siZ being
twice large its natural CONDITION, and
ht1 med md angry in appearance. From my
knee down small sores came, AM, at the ankle Il
large ulcer came, which discharged poisonous
matter. My whole system b"came Infected.
The doctors would patch me up tor awhile, but
the ulcers would never heal The mercury and
rheumatism and dy-ptpsia | object OF
pity To all my friends. Some thought that the
only hope to save life amputatiOn. | con-
tinucd to grow worse, and tor three years
have not worn shoe Hope had almost lett
me. Swifl's Specific suggested, and |
commenced its use at once From the very
frst began TO feel better | have taken thirty
SIX bottles and the shadows which had dar
kened my life for twenty eight wears have all
been dss pated. The effect of the medicine has
been wonderful indeed. To-day | am able to
attend To all my farming interests, and walk
from one To five miles per day am satisfied
that the disease is entirely broken up and
hencetorh | am to be free from those terrible
apprehensions and suffering which formerly
made my life miserable. Swifts Specific has
done more for me in one yeai than all the drug
store medicine prescribed by physicians did
in wenty-eigit years, and | most cheerfully
bear this testimony of its merits
VIM r REED.
Gainesville, Hall County, Ga, Feb %, 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawers Atlanta,
Ga.
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or all mineral waters 10 Deep Rock, ct KAWLs
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Fine Cigars
Information Wanted

lnsl's Punch aud Laurel Crown, emily cents, at
RAWIs'
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The FLoRlDTAN is sent weekly To over 1000
persons, and is read by five times as many Send
in your advertisements now if you want the
people to read them
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Meat Lower than You Can Make IL.
Bellies, Oh cents l. c. Sides ols Car load
hand AL y. A. LEyY's.
Mineral Waters.
Deep Rock Apoinarz. Settler. Congress, Nichy,
AT
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-09

G. G.. G.. is the only guaranteed dead shot in
the world Tor internal or blind piles, external or
protruding piles, bleeding piles and itching
piles, the most aggravating cases often yielding
10 one application, and always surrenderDg in
from three to SIX days to the powerful and pain
less influence of this giant among the great and
wonderful discoveries of the Sold by NJ.
Lively, Druggist, Tallahassee. Fla. 12-2w
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Cure for Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense of
weight in the back. l"ins and lower part of the
abdomen. causing the paten, to suppose he has
some affection Of the kidneys or ncghboring or
gans. AT times, symptoms of indigestion are
present flaulency, ureasiness of the stomach,
etc. A moisture, like perspiration. producing a
very dsagreeable itching after getting warm,
is common attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield al once to the application of
Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy. which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the Tumors,
allaying the intense itching, and effecling per
manent cure Price 50 cents Address, The
Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, o. Sold by
MIR. Lively. 5-1w
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BMggies and Wagons
For sale by NJ VI. COBB.
October Z, 1894. 2:I-f
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Drink /" Deep Rock "
10 SmOkPrH !.

Z, cry morning and you won't have headache.
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p,ete. Embracing everything pr, ,perly be
longing in this department, at loves
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Mr. T. A. Crawford has received an invitation
70 participate in the Third Inter State Shotgun
wing Shooting To rnament under the auspices
OF the National Gun Association. Ocmulyee
Division, TO be held at Macon Ga, on the IOth.
iNn and 18th proximo. A most varied an 4
attractive programme has been arranged for
that occasion, and the number of contestants
Will probably be large, as the railroads are
offering very reasonable rates to clubs Mr..
Crawford has already received several invitations
10 JOIN other teams; but he prefers standing by
Ills nome organization, and will endeavor TO
induce the Tallahassee Gun Club, and also the
DIXIE Gun Club. of Pensacola. to participate
20 IN, boys and win fresh honors for the
capital city of The Land of Flowers
Just Arrived,
larg lot OF Mosquito Nets all ready 10 hang Canonv
Frames without nets, Pneys Cords Tasseis at Tai
iahassee FURNITURE Emporium. loft
For the Kidneys.
glass OF :" Deep Rock =" three times a day
Tanaalizimg.
lantalus, during his residence in - Sheol
was tormentcd with thirst, AMI doomed to
watch the clear, sparkling water just as it
seemed within his reach, mockingly recede
from his parched lips. Tallahassee has. up to
the beginning of the present week, during the
most oheotlc portion of the year, been tempo
rarily the victim OF Il similar fate The dry and
thirsty ground, gazing heavenward at the
benehcently threatening clouds, has been re
pea'edly doomed to watch them approach the
city, and suddenly, in Il most whmsic II manner
shit their course and travel off in another
direction. Notably was this the case on Sun,
dtY last, when u mtgn tcent squal overshad-
owed the town. but dispensed its moisture before
reaching here. All that the city received was
slight sprinkle OF spray which escaped ere the
ruthless wind swept the cloud away. Monday
however, came shower that fairly recon-
pensed the soil for its long aud .tient W iiting,
and quoted TO long sleep the restless and
teveIed dust. II WAS IA complete success as
regards water, wind and brilliant electrical
display.
"Deep Rock"
Is brought in barrels and dispensed its natural state
only AZ RAwLs' Drug Store.
10 AdVerGiserA.
The FLoRlDIAN Is sent weekly to over 1000
persons and is read by five times az many Sand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11

Producing new bills and crowding through OLD
ones at the last days of the session has been
highly detrimental to the public interests. IL
not only results in hasty and faulty legislatlon'
but it gives the Governor absolute power over
about one-half the bills passed by the Legislat-
ure. There ought to be restrictive clause I'LL
the Constitution forbidding the passage OF any
strictly local bills unless introduced IN the iirS'
week of the session. That would eliminate 'le
jobs by compelling them to undergo thorough
public criticism In England no local bill can
pass unless filed before Parliament assemblies
Such practice has been found to work no IN
Justice. 1t would be well if some such plan
could be adopted here. 1t would tend to pre-
vent bad legislation, and it would make 1t dill
cult for the Governor to kill good measures on
alleged verbal defects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
PERSONIL.

Washington society people ut first objected to Miss
Ceyelans style OF wearing her hair which short but
they now reconcied 70 IT. says eolrSsponqi;e s
because they nave ulsco'ei0u 'nA' SNo i'' w
BDnhour.
Mrs Nottage widow OF tho late LorlMaYor OF London,
has received intiuaton from Mr.. Gladstone that the
Queen has sanctioned her assuming the title belonging TO
the wife 0i hnlghl.
Tx-Justlce strong. OF the Supreme Court, does not
indulge IN that elegant leisure which he might ENJOY on
mia pcnslon OF ~ 900 year. but Is OF the most
active Industrious working awt ers In Washington
Mr. Gladstone longer takes the keen delight OF his
earlier years IN telling and indeed, only Yields the
axe at long intervals JUS, To maintain tue tradition
when Secretary Bayard visited Kansas City last week
he himself weighed on the scales at Armours pack
~ bouse and an ped the beam nj 202 pounds Senator's
Vest and Cockrell weighed liz ana 2O9l3 pounds
respectively
The Rev. Mr. De La Mstyr. the ex-Greenbacker. and
the venerable Thomas Harrison, tho boy preacher" are
holding a revival IN Denver NJ a cost OF 80 day.
Nine Nilsson says she never grows tired of hearing
herself sing though TO listen TO the singing OF Others u
sometimes bore
Lawrence Barrett has gone to his COhasset home for
the summer.
Professor Goodwin Smith will deliver an address Oh
british Rulo in India" at Cornell University Class
Day, June TO-
The late Mark Pattison, Rector OF Lincoln had n
human fondness for books. Nothing annoyed him
much rs TO hear one OF them fall; ana dasung them
which reduced to science. seemed to give him real
Measure In his last Illness the sight OF any Of his
fayores depressed him greatly. "Ah." he would say,
am TO leave my books" and sometimes They have
been moro 10 inc than my friends" He would ask for
them one after other. till he literally covered
almost to his shoulders ho lay and the floor around
MIN WIS strcwn with them. lie used 10 say that the
sght of books was necessary to him at his work; and
once reading how schiller always kept rotten al pies
I'm h study because their scent beneficial 10 him, he
nrnted 10 some shelves above his head, where he kept
his oldest and priced editions, aud said, There are
my rotten apples"
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to get the appointment how familiar he wanted
to be with his subordiuates, and how offended
he would be with any one who should think OIL
knocking before entering his room. lie told
them he intended to call on all of them at their
homes, which was undoubtedly most interesting
information, especially to the lady employees J;
stated incidentally that he expected to be boss
of the Bureau" and wound up, 1t is asserted
with the truly Western observation, That's
the sort of hairpin am"
Evidently Mr.. Switzler has expressed himself
with q little more freedom than his superiors In
Office would have deemed altogether desirable.
The old gentleman will draw the salary, and
will take care that we have only good Demo-
cratic statistics in future and will make things
laughable and lively generally about the
bureau, and meanwhile it is to be hoped he will
retain enough of the experienced subordinates
to add up column of figures or so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11

Columbia College is dignifed and conserv-
alive institution and its dignity and conserva-
tism are never seen to better advantage tnah
at commencement time. There is no fl1vohty
about the exercises in the Academy OF Music
The nearest approach to 1t is in the music; pu,
that is the sole concession to the frivolous ana
giddy portion Of the audience. The pres'uen'
the chaplain, the trustees and the facuity' u
say nothing of the graduating class always
realize the solemnity of the occasion ana pear
themselves accordingly. Thus it has peen ior
many years, and thus it was yesterday at 'he
131st Commencement. large number oi
degrees were conferred and as fine a lot Oh
young men as ever leave college halls were
sent forth to see what they can do for them-
selves and their fellow beings IL this somewhat
cold and heartless world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11

THE GOTERHOES UNCERTAIN COURSE.
The time allowed Governor Hill to dispose OF
bills left on his hands by the Legislature has
nearly expired, and yet no action has been taken
on the Bridge bill and the Brooklyn reform
measures. This strengthens the impression
that these bills are not to receive his approval.
Such result would be unfortunate. The
annual report of the affairs of the Bridge shows
that if its income is to be increased it must be
by an increase of facilities for transporting
passengers on the railroad. That can only be
done by extending the New-York approach
Unless the Bridge bill is approved, that work
will be delayed at least another year.
The two bills regulating the Offices of the
County Clerk and Register of Kings County
are meritorious local measures which are de-
manded by a substantially unanimous public
opinion. A similar reform measure makes the
County Clerk of Erie County a salaried instead
of feed officer. No opposition has been shown
to these bills except from a few interested
politicians. They are similar to the ones
passed last year relative to county officers in
this city. 1t is difficult to understand why
they should be left unsigned, unless to please
spoils-huntipg Democratic politicians.
One lesson to be drawn from the course of the
Legislature in leaving so many bills to be acted
upon after it adjourns is the necessity for a
change in the Constitution. The practice Of in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11

We regret TO notice that the hostilities between
III, Post and The Times with regard TO the
Arcade Railway continue The parallel column
has been used with deadly effect OH one side ard
nm the other hand subterranean mine has been ex-
nloded in a big vault underneath Broadway. So
much bad passion has been excited that The Times
recklessy charges The Post with being unable " 30
discriminate between a joke and sem-ioke and II
sober presentation of facts This Is true Mug
vumpian warfare; and probably 1t Will go on until
one antagonist produces batch of private business
letters either about the Arcade Railway or the
vault aud publishes them with italics and foot
notes - TO show where tho Niger got IN (: or until
the other negotates with dishonest proof-readcr
and invests IN downright forgery. And the pity is
that so fierce quarrel should have broken out for
so slight "A cause as this The Times reversed itself
on Il public question III three days, whereas The
Past had backed water respecting John Roach in
two days and was jealous OF It's reputation for
scuttling.