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geranium porfumsd tbs air, and my a..r.

geranium perfumsd tbs air, and my asart
gave a great leap.
1t was Carrie, not Lille, whom hcl 3 in
my arms! She was trying to dissngaga hor-
sell now, but | suddenly caught her light
form in my arms, and opening the library
door / carried her into the brilliantly lighted
ROOM Her face was hot with bushes now,
and her eyes full of tears.
You are too bad' she sobbed. "And
hate your
But then she noticed my travelling attire
and paused abruptly.
why, where are you goingi" she asked
With interest.
Il was going away never to return"
answered. "But since you said what you
did il the hail have changed my IniaJ.7
Carrie pouted.
81 was only speaking for Lila
"Then shall 60, shall l, ami leave you to
marry Fred"
"Idetost FroI" she cried.
"And you love mo better than all the
wordFo
Eyes"
So the Irt wa conquered at last, and I
was the victor
"But how dI you know it was not Ljlla"
she asE5 /, as We sat together.
by the Eeranjum leaf l saw you pat in
your hair this morning
And but for that you woulI have gone
away and not come back for years:'
Yes; perhaps never come back for that
telltaIe leaf"
Then we viii keep this leaf always she
said, taking it from her hair.
And 81 we have. IprOcurel aIittlo golden
box, aIfl there it j. today, one Of our
dearest treasures, OF course l married
Carrie all ,..--g--. tEsot ,.,,f,,-, ,,,.+r,,,
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TobogganinS Mt Saratoga has become a
summer as well rs a winter amusement
showing American enterprise in a manner
hat must make original Canadian tobog-
gamers blush with chagrin. The sledges are
mounted on rollers and go rumbling down
the sidewalks, where the streets are steep,
to the great CONSERVATION of horses and
pedestrians.
The most elegant summer cottages have
sXteriors Of polished, implanted woods.
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WAN .,

Orange grove in exchange for good paying
property in Philadelphia consisting of three
brick houses, value Sll,QN0 mOrtgaged $4,000
at per cent, long time to run. The grove
must have good buildings TO make Il pleasant
home, and healthy location. Address
S. u. GOULD. Patterson, \. J.
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Administrators Notice,

Having been duly qualified as administra
tor of the estate % Julia +. I}aisdcn, deceased,
| hereby require all claims and demands
saribcd by law. or this notice will be pleaded
in bar and all debtors are warned to make
Immediate settlement to the undersigned.
Palatka Fla. June 9th 1885.
GEO. j, XEHNBAUR,
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!!

For the benefit of suffering humanity. and
in heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful results,
| deem 1t only my duty to civ" this unsonci-
ted testimony in favor of Swiit'S specific.
My wife has been afflicted with hereditary
Eczema or Salt lihcUm from her infancy it
has increased i'm intensity with each succeed
ing year, and being somewhat skilled IN med
lClnCmNScIt, | tried CVprNremGINI CDuidtninb
of for yearS-Sarsaparilla combined with
every form of POtasSEr. "CuticIra," pills of
every kind, but they only gave temporary re-
lief. During the spring of 1851 her lower OK
trcmtIcS became so intlamcd ana sore that
she WIS Obliged TO keep them constantly
coated with COvereriug of "Eulicr's Earth, -
mixed wet and allowed TO dry ON. Among
other things, she was afflicted with a perfodi-
cal neFOuS headache, occurring regularly
every seven days, sometimes followed 10y in
termttcnt fever for weeks at Il timc SO that
her life became Il burden to her.
This spring determined she should take :.
:. =, and follow strictly the directions in re-
gard to 4">,., q or, etc. This was about seven
weeks ago. Alter taking the first large bottle
the dlcdSe seemed to increase; the burning,
itching and luiiammat lDn became uuhCarahlr
She, however. pcrSCycrcd i'm the use of the
medicine After taking the second bottle the
lniuUmHf ion began to SuhSIdc. After the
third bottle he inflammation disappeared, and
sore spots dried up and turned white and
~caiy, aud finally she brushed Them of in an
mpalpuh'C white powder reSemhlingpUrC salt.
She Is now taking the sixth bottle, three
tablespoonful four times daily. Every ap-
Is-aTuuCc of the disease has gone, and her
tfcSH * becoming soft white AMI smooth
again: ANA what is moro. her pcrOdical
headaches hive disappeared, and She is now
at - Years of age, enjoying the only good
health She has known for upwards of ~ years
No wonder She declares with emphasis that
every bottle of :. :. :. is worth Il thousand
times its weight in gold.
Any further Information concerning hcr
case will be cheCrtully given Ivy herself at
her residence, l3j Mulett street, or 10y me.
JOHN F. BRADLEY,
A Gr.Svy9lI st
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Detroit, Mich May Ii, 1855.

Sold hy AL druggists.
Treatise on RlOOd and Skin Diseases mailed
free. TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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IN Circuit COurt Fifth judicial CIRCUIT UI FIJr-
ida, Putnam County.
Lorraine F. WilIisI
VS.. Attachment.
William COnard.
Amount sworn to 500 1G
The defendant and all other persons inter
CStcd are hereby notified of the Institution of
this suit by attachment, and that in default Of
plea, answer or demurrer to the declaration
therein filed on the first Monday in September
1888 Judgment may be entered. Witness ny
hand and the seal of our said court this 2Sta
April 1888. VIM. Forward,
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No Cholera Where There Was Copper.

No Cholera Where There Was Copper.
New York sun
There was a curious feature Of the out
break of cholera IN 1919 that has not been
referred to in recent years. a physician
said to q reporter 1T was observed that
no worIsmeu engaged in copper Mines or in
manufacturing any sort OF article out OF
copper, o. in handling copper or cooper oro
wer5 afflicted with cholera n. An brand
lemon,trataI that there was much less cleo
-ricity in tie air in those parts of Paris
where tie cholera ragei most fearfully
than in the other parts of the city. The
two discoveries were put together, AMI it
was iatcrre that tho galvanio action gen
Grated by the copper actel as Il proven
live. 1t may be HAT the copper absorbed
onto The system by . workmen acted as an
RatiIote A. any rate, the action of copper
N a-leysatirg SONS kinds of craInp is we'll
nown, and there VIII DO no harm in wear
ing strips Of clean copper or Of copper and
zinc next to the body, a has besn re- COM
mendei Ly an English physician.
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VINO Wants to Go to Siam?
TWashiplrton Poet 7

ar, 'I ''''I
ENeLy Do'g SMOKES III 0lain-nen' women
,-''-' en- saiu HI: 1o"l N llaiue[illai
INC Io'uI I,S" 1"ini9'oF from haighoh' SIAM
~ reporter. lhey smoke cigarettes made
VI S'' oL'7 '"Daec" anu wrapped IN paper
.1i-'''o 1I'"' O"7 li7I'e % Iue banana peel
s'71 iu2y arc very uIto "Heh green On
~ ~ up'' N75 sio7H io"G' anu
S5t.,I " "lol iL' nave "ecoil9 ufy,
80 T''Iy az very SooG Try one ana
Len -tiIlIi ~ Iei snort
80 So - "-i'"' VIC" It, eililCIed
In ~ 5'-'' lIo - - ne
,r I'm 'i,'No J"sU i''O' 'on1Ihuea
NJ lt'..''L i'i,''' - ,o1 very pleasant
PIt0' ior I9'i~'eIic'' mere Is a mere hahd
-, '.''1 ~ - Inc 'eIH5 III
NA'ic ny C.Ii"'2 S'cAy anu Ihe
country Is anhoi!thy Tor Europeans
" amer i1''h' Dan 5"'" Is long, sIrag-
bILHe Pl'co, S11u'oei Oh river upon "nlch
90 io"7 =. 'i''-'."7 i'u'o, o. D'IHiooo piaO-
oII'l7 ""'Ci i90 '%"" IAN Win 'iIe Ilde'
very nu-II71 yi'L"S q 5" canal Iead'
u Oh g'Lg rive! up c''li0is C'l9 can ioruiy
20 any .i7i' "''Ho"' 4'.i'@ o''O' Ah'99u'
D''' or-5'- ~ % U"'17 . '-' from my
lc~7'' rs 15''l7'0ty IL no''i''9 'u0 oed
estimaLI5 lady there, the VITO If the Dutch
minister. The body wa PLACED in the
grave and before 10 oonll b" i.l@I up a
severe thunderstorm came mn net the
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De barry BAYA
Merchant S Line
CARRYING THEU. S. MAIL
THROUGH FAST MAIL

The elegant iron compartment Palace Steam
ers CITY VILE, OF the Dietary
Iiaya MERCHANTS Line, and II. b. PLANT. Of
the Peoples Line. will perform he Fast Mail
ScrH Ice, leaving =. f. and ". Hallway Com
pany wharf at II m, and De Bary-Bdya Mcr-
chaats Line wharf, foot of Laura street, daily
ESQ p. m, for Palatka. Aston, DcIaud.
d.: -'+H1 go H"lSI ttiot- i've
Ia,.ksnn,,iIs na,iv nov r,,I r - q ,.E 1
close ConngctGns win trains f,,} ,,,i,,t
North East ana West
No. :, H. r,.
THROUGH FASf FREIGHT.
Leaves Jacksonville daily Saturday excepted
at : p. m for sanford. EntcruTist.- and nj in
tcrmcdiate landings. Returning, leaves san
ford ut 9 a m, arriving at Jacksonville early
following morning.
steamer Wcjaka leaves Wednesday and
Sunday and makes Highland Tark. steamer
Rosa leaves Monday and ThUr,agy and goes
through to Lake JpSsup.
l,,.,-.,,-,,ffr, T.r ,,,t-. & ,..........- ,,.
'.', ''''-'' ~, n - '..'.' ..-'- ''lf
DIVISION
Leaves Unreasonable ANA Pafafka Fast Mail
daily, except SlInIuy,lt e}l:i ut. far !'llgtk l
Crescent city and intermediate LANDINGS. re-
turning, leaves Etcscput CRY daily uNyc,t
Sunday mt G.,jD a. ul.. l1a al ,.-l m Con
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W S. JACKSON.
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u. - E':ss<G Mail steamers
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Notice of Attachment,
.t.lchnlCUt.

Court Fifth Judicial Circuit Of Flor
Itnam COuntE.
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JAS. T. JACKSON.
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Railroad Notice.

DAssENaERs INTENDING f3aH
10 leave for Pslissde, x their DsDss
thew wish to be called, Will Iea House Nv
AT the Jackson House, farAo .
Bureau Hotel. uvered any tins"
day or night. u.or of the BUS Iir%i
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Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO JOHN CUFF AND CHARLES McDOs.
l. aid: Tot are hereby notified thai !
have expended three hundred $500 dollars
in labor and improvements upon mo
Lamb lode, on Ruby Hill, in Eureka
Mining District, Eureka county, Neyiai,
that being the amount required TO hold na
CLAIM for three years ending december u,
1sS4. and that your proportion as co-ownssm
said claim lie as follows;
John cu6 $50 sfA
douA Ouu...-. a az
Charles
And II within ninety days sitter WI
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to contribute your said proportions OF ~
expendi lure. your interests In said GAN
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under Section 1884, Revised Statutes o. y
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POSTPONED.

The above sale 10 hereby postponed to MON
DAY, Sept. IL, 1885, at the same hour and
place. HIRAM JOHNSON, Assignee.
Eureka, August Is, 1885. sul6.td
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cards. neatly printed; with .F 1SS
"For Rent" "For Sale" and nsp "
Rooms To Let" in large letteLs'
had At this Office ct rs cents each'
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N O IT I 9 Il .
Assignee Sale.
I'm the District Court of h Sfxti
JudfcfaI District Of Nevada, II
and for Eureka County.

W. 7. SMITH ct 81.
P. N. HANSEN x; In insolvency
NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I. AS
IN Assignee Of the estate OF F.. N. Hansen,
an insoivent debtor, under and by virtue oil
An order Of Court In the above mentioned &C.
tion for that purpose duly made, win, on
Monday, the 18th day Of August,
1885,
door of the Courthouse of said county, in the
town Of Eureka, at public auction to the high.
art and best bidders. for cash, all the right,
title, estate and interest OF said F. {. hansen
and Gil my right title, estate and interess 90
Assignee Of said p. N. Hansen, insoiven,
debtor. Of. in or to the following described
property, situate in said county OF Eureka
One stockade building used for o store:
One boarding and lodging frame building
One frame stable. -
One blacksmith shop and three corrals: Tne
shove property 10 known rs the Pine station
property on the T.. 4 p. B. r.
Also. the Roma mine. situate about four
miles esst Of Pine Station. 8.
: The Densy timber ranch (so-called), about
Il miles west Of Pine Station.
ley, adjoining the ranch of A. Buschszzio on
The Bald Mountain ranch, about seven miles
northeast from Pine Station, and south OF
The Hansen wood ranch, lying east about
two and q half miles from Pine Station.
The Msrgaroli ranch, about ave miles south
from Pine station and one and Q half miles
east from Oak Station.
Together with all wood. charcoal. timber.
whatsoever, situate on said ranches. or there
'A'0 HIRAM JOHNSON. Assignee:
Eureka. July as. 1885. jy26-tf
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~ "a nsvsr.failin
q for Neryon
UUe.oiiity, Exhauste
C..SNy' leminal
, measne sperms.
ssUisrSsa, LOST
notan MaaH0nOD.im
psossen,oy. Paralysis
and all the terrih,.
effects ofself-Abu.s
youthfulfolliess Ana
excesses In msturs,
NJ n -
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POSTPONED.

The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, October 10, 1885.
Il. JOHNSON, Assignee.
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OF memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal m ~ Loss
Aversion TO Society. Dimness Of Emissions,
In the Head the vital fluid passive ,s,on, Noises
IN tne urine, and many other disesss. nv nfv
to insanity and death. "ses thatle lead
DIN. MINTIE will agree 70 ,.
Hundred Dollars for q caas ~ tbI. el Five
the VITAL RESTORATTVr xindt that
special advice and trestment) will , = hs
for snything impure or injurtous soun Sufe'o o.
Oh. MIMTIE treats all Privsta nt vuna In II.
cessfully without mercury. COnsnIsssue sue.
Free. Thorough examination ma sssaticn
Guiding malaysia Of urine. Is 90. Price ~ f, w.. ~,
Restorative, 81 80 . bottle. or son, sttal
the quantity. Is 60; sent TO any ada,s.. unai
receipt OF price, or O. O.. D., secn,s s.n upc
servation, and In private name ~ S.tom %
A. II. MINTIE, M. ID. u0aiieo
IL Aearny 81. San Frauc,aco
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-sont on
ton BY letter stating symptoms. ssr spRnct
communications strictly confidential. w.
DIR. MINTIE's KIDNEY rwvnu
NEPHkETdCUM, cures ali kinds ~ REng ~
and Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhms Haoaaa s?
LeucorrhDs. For sale by ell druocists, A. S%''
bottle, six bottles for Is 90. """
DIN. MINTIE'S DANDELION puvr.
are the best and cheapest DYSPEPsIA. -
BILIOUS cure In the market. For 'A'
all druggists. u,s,,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31
MINISTERS INSTRUCTED
CURTIN AND sArARD CONSULT
The Neutral Posltioa America Viii
hold During the Adjustment %
Fore,ga Difficulties

BosToS, March So.-A " ashington special
to the frailscept says Adviees ~ the De
partment " State from ST. Petersburg and
London. within the past lev days. leave
little room ia the mind of Secretary BeyaFd
10 hope for peaceful solution, By diplom-
aey, Of the complications senator Curtin,
whose long residence al ~. Petersburg has
gwen him a fair knoWledse Of Russian
diplomacy, had frequent conferences With
Secretary Bayard touching the strained n,la-
tions between LnglAnd aud Russia. lie says
during his residence at ~. Petersburg he
found that the policy Of territorial expausl0Es
ia the direction of the British frontier would
sooner or later, lead 10 a collision. tie
can not sec how Russia can withdraw
from the position she has taken, aud
England can nos with safety 10 her
possessions ia the East adopt neutral pol
icy. He says that ia the event of active hOs-
tiiities the whole of Europe Will be drawn
into the struggle. Secretary Bayard agrees
with Curtin and has given 10 all our minis
tiers, who are or may be about 10
depart 10 European courts, instructions
which will govern their action should cricis
in European affairs be reached The policy
of the administration IN the old world viii
be- one Of strict adherence 10 the American
doctrine: NO entangling alliances, even TO
the extent Of friendly Intervention
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31
YESTERDAY 5 LEGISLATURE.
Numerous Bills Passed b, the Senate
The Election Recess.

ei<clzI 10 lHE tELsaAsA
LANSING, March S-Ihe senate PASSED
bills amending the charter of ths village o.
Leslie. providing for al alphabetical index
0f tie names Of Michigan soldlsrs IA the
war. providing for the continuance OF se-
tions ia justices courts; relative 10 the duties
Of township CLERKS; sppropnating So so 70
complete the asy lam for insane criminals;
providing TOR the publication and
dissemination Of useful knowledge
derived from experiments al the Agricultural
College. Also passed the current resolution
providing for an election recess from Thurs
day, this week, until Wednesday Of next
week. The House spent the entire day IN
COMMITTEES OF the Whole. Secretary of State
Conant informed the House in response 10
a question that il costs forty-two hundred
eighty four dollars and fifty-three cents an
nually 10 collect, prepare and publish cereal
statistics.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31
q KEROSENE DRUNKARO.
An Ala bama Man Who Can Not Live with
out Drinking the Oil.
birmingham (Ala) Age1

birmingham Aha Agel
Yesterday morning as an Age reporter
was passing J. t. Bailey's grocery store,
on Twentieth street, one of the clerks.
stopped him and said: There is a human
curiosity back in the rear of the stose. Step
Ia and see it."
The reporter went in and saw "A man in
the act OF drinking a cupful Of kerosene oil.
He had entered the store and purchased a
gallon of the oil and then asked for a cup,
which b. ailel and hastily drank. Thi.
surprised Nr. Bailey. and he questioned the
man about the matter.
When the reporter entered the ecitai
was finished and th tllker as taking au-
other drink Of oil. The mans story was
told the reporter by Mr.. Bailey. and was a
follows:
4" Ny name IL Geo ge Eggleston. | wa.
born in Mobile County, Alabama. in Au.
gust, 1872. When quite a boy I suffered a
great deal from tonsilitis and other dis
eases Of the throat. Kerosene oil was rec
ommended a. a cure. and consequently ]
Gas dose1 with ker0s me. A. long a. took
the oil | was apparently well. and 80 con
iiaued % take il for a number Of years.
The first time that knew that I was the
victim OF an almost incurable habit was
whom I was sent Of ~ a boarding school
After three DAYS az the place felt as II
"a r. was o>etbinz wanting. 7 became
restl -. lost my appetite and could not
sleep. ] saw servant filling lamp. and
ali ~ once rrible thirst for a drink u
the oil to1k possession ~ me. and ~ once
"A f.- f~tf ff-4
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-31

Half a Million Dollars Worth % spanish
Donbloon- Treated in a Day.
New York sam

This morning about half a million dol
lars worth Of gold VII b. ready for de-
livery at the Assay or %. having been
asseyei since ten a. IA. sterday from
spanish douboons- Il is common ing
to melt mp foreign coin AMI assay Il pre-
parafory to having It coined into United
states money.
The process = s0fnev What compl.ca e1.
rs the coins are we gled az the rscsiv-
ing room. and then they ore sent e. the
melting room. melted ami cass into Tar.
and what are called "slips" are taken.
These are small thin pieces 81 the m tsi.
w ich are used 60 test The quality T.ey
ara hammered AM rolled and weighed 70 a
given weight 4 certsin sn1onn ~ silver
is added. and then the sample il "cup-
eilei" This process extracts the base
m tsis from the gold aad silver. TIE
s3lel silver is necessary IN order that The
acids used ma.r get out All ths silver in he
"a Hple. T. il necessary - boil TIE metal
in acid twenty mi1utes in order 20 extract
ali The silver. Ta= result IS tlen wei ed
70 ascertain the psrtentags - gold.
The amount ~ pure goli varies in iiTsr-
ent coins. T. Uni ~ Sta.es eoi - the
snsount of pure z3f mnst be nine. teutss.
In donhioons the aeaaurt IF pure geld e
generally aboat eig lt T-sevsn Qer cent -
IRE ren1aia3er "a .na per care ssIvsr sna
four per cent hseer metals. Tse rhsres
f-r ssssvIng IS abou- f1ur cents an o11c~
In the pas f0nr vssrs ere Ne~ York
afiee has ssssvai shout fs5f ee - of
f,rei ~ coins. Tse snsor 2 requires 70 =
ssssged varies wih the Course Of trsd~-
Wien foreizh god s7ws IN rsp.aiy tse
Assay Off-e j. very busy. The Quarters
~ rress1t sre nueh rrsnsue.f. and 81 plsca-
ticu has ben nssss 20 ths Trss Try D.
pertrent ~ sureTi inrenfsnt Nsson for
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