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BRITISH INSULARITY.
"Coekaigne" Tells How Americans are Regarded
Across the Pond.

Across the Pond.
tLondon Correspondent OF the Argonaut.l
"There is no greater mistake In the world" said
an American friend Of niue to me- the other day,
"than for Americans to suppose that the English
people as nation, or English society as q whOle,
care one straw for them or their opinions 1 have
been in England now, OF and on, for five or Elk
years, and have studied the thing pretty closely
With few exceptions, have found eiyili'y cold f,l-
some Americans O are pleased 10 consder English
genallty and cordially exists. THERE'S an erroneous
Impression 10 America that Americans are liked 70
England, and England looks on Americans as Tor
eigners. With some English people-certainy the
ceved on footing Of equality. But with the major
iy-the rule-they are kept at polite arms length
Try as you may you never se, nearer an EnE
personally, I have receiver much Kindness
Of formal character, but on the whole have
English society the fact that was an American
was a detriment instead Of an advantage, as had
thought when first landed. NY nationality nat was
for. have been the target for many covert sneer
in some (pretendedD Ignorant remark about my
lngy, for no schoolboy could be 40 ignorant Of
neutrality-suspicious. about America as II we were,
in our ways and habits. but few removes from
duced in the most exaggerated fashion before me.
and put in the mouths of illustrlous Americans In
nent anecdote l have seen doubt and surprise
looked when have spoken Of the refined society Of
our leading CUES, ana lncreduiOuS ana amazed
stares have greeted my assurance that we did not
dine with our servants. Our manufactures are
called 'trumpery' and 'jmcracks,' our institu-
our society quizzed. Only the other day young
Engllshman asked me IL thought that the English
language would always be spoken In America!
Why this should be 80 1 don't know. I'm sure we
try TO treat Englishmen differently when they come
over to America"
need not say that quite agree with him, for
have seen precisely the same sort of thing myself
have seen this English patronage Of Americans
TINT Ia the word Resting as do under the many
and various kindnesses and inequalities have re-
ceived at the hands Of American gentlemen In
American himself could feel. All can say ia, l am
glad II did. There are other English people who
acknowledge this, and regret 1t as do. l have
heard them often. But one might talk and write
forever, and there are some people who won't see
what you mean, or admit that you are right. All
can say Ia, let Americans who doubt me come over
here and see for themselves.
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linking.

Mr. Tubman defeated Mr.. Odds in a twO-Inlle race
for the amateur championship OF the District last
Wednesday evening In the good time OF eight min
utes.
The 5lindiold race for silver dollars last Thursday
evening afforded much amusement. Messrs. Mar
shall and Tousey successful IN securing two OF
the prizes.
Manager Grouse announces several gIea. attrac.
lions for this week on Thursday night tue last prize
carnival Will be held. The prizes are very valuable,
including diamond earrings and rings articles OF
bric-a-brac, club skates, etc. Saturday afternoon
the FIST children's carnival, and Saturday night,
May /, the "Maypolen dance on skates. Miss Car
rle Smith, the famous lady skater, of Newark, NJ j.,
will give exhibitions the last days OF the week She
Is probably OF the most skifu ana easy skaters
In the profession.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

WALNUT BOOK CASES, WITH SEC
RETARY ATTACHMENTS; FRENCH PLATE
MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS, PARLoR
SUITES, WALNUT MARBLE-ToP TABLES,
HATRACK, ELEGANT EASY CHAIR, IN
FIGURED PLUSH; ELEGANT WALNUT
FRAME LOUNGE TO MATCH, 1RoN-FRAME
RECLINING OR READING CHAIR, WITH
VELVET CUSHIONS; BRASS ANDIRUNs AND
FENDER, WALNUT EN- TENSION TABLE,
SEVERAL ,,WHAT.NOrS, WALNUT AND
PAINTED WARDR0BES, MARBLE-TOP BU-
REAus, ODD CHAIRS, BRUSSELS, AND IN
GRAIN CARPETS, STAIR AND HALL CAR
PETS, WINDOW HANGlNGS, MAN TEL ORNA-
MENTS, TOILET WARE, CHINA AND GLASS
WARE, PICTURES, LEAF.TABLES, REFRlG-
ORATOR, STOVES, KITCHEN REQuIsITEs,
PORTABLE BA rH-TUB. AND MANY OTHER
ARTICLES, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, April 20, 1886, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of gentleman
declining housekeeping, No. 1913 Twelfth street, be-
tween G aud II streets northwest, will sell the
entire contents as partly enumerated above.
This sale offers a splendid opportunity for those
who are about furnishing.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
ap251t3 AuCtionaers
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Im,.rtant sale of paIu,Iny..

Auctloneer Williams announces an important sale
OF hlghclass paintings direct from tue Bloomsbury
Galleries, oxford street, London comprising choice
examples Of the English, French, German, ana Ital-
Tau schools; also few choice American paintings
pictures Will be ON exhibition at the art-rooms
Tenth street aud Pennsylvania avenue, Tomorrow
Thursday, aud Wednesday. Sale 10 commence
Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock, aud continue
until Friday evening
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French Tales or Enxlishmen.

A Paris paper Informs It's readers that the Prince
OF Waes's recent Visit 10 the gay capital WAS for the
purpose OF borrowing sum OF c5O,O0O. II further
states that the Prince went on TO Cannes, where he
played Laccarat with Lord Dupplln that that noble
man lost 0O0f on the occasion, and being unable
10 pay, went home and blew out his brains. The
Of tue true HdaeU, unrestricted by fact
and unbiased by considerations OF probability, at
beanBtalk
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HISTORICAL LECTURE.

SO many of our young people have grown up since
the war, II would undoubtedly be Of value 10 them,
as well as helping most worthy cause for them TO
attend The historical lecture OH "kecolectOnS Of
AntSlayery Times In behalf OF the fund for pub
li.tt aIgnt aahn
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The sLoomaLer Compan,.

A certificate OF Incorporation was to-day ned by
Heinrich ImhoTst, August w. Noack, Jr., and
Francis Garlichs for Inc Shoemaker Company, i'm
pOrters OF lne wines, champagne, and Havana
cigars, etc. with capital stock OF 900 now doing
business at 1881 and 1888 u street, Pennsylvania
avenue. The officers are August ii. N0ack, Jr.,
president, aud Francis Garlichs secretary and treas
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our business up by keeping our prices down.
Everybody who wears clothing Is Interested to know
where they can buy them at the lowest figures. II
you will compare our goods and prices you will be
convinced that 1t is to your interest to give your
patronage. Eiseman Bros, the manufacturers Of
clothing they sell, cor. It'll 4 Z.
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Sam Jones's Route.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April i3.-The Rev. Sam Jones
carried Louisville by storm last night. lie will
preach at KavaDaugh Camp Grounds, twenty miles
from the city, about August IS, for three or four
days. His appointments In the interim, as he an
nounced them last night, are follows: Baltimore
May to %; Indianapolis, June to 20; st. Paul,
June 20 to %; Lansing, Mich, June 20 to July 4;
Concord, Mass July 8; Chautauqua, July to II; in
Missouri, July 10 to 25 Loveland, Ohio, August to
9; Columbus, Ohio, August I; Toledo, Ohio, Septem-
her TO 10; Toronto, Canada, October to "a.
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The HOIh

Require outdoor exercise 10 facilitate their growth.
We offer them the opportunity by presenting each
boy with pair OF roller skates who Ii lifted Out with
q suit at our establishment. Elseman Broj., the
clothlers who make boys clothing one OF the main
featuIee Of tnelf DuHlness, cor. Ith Y.
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The many visitors 10 the city OF New 6rleans dur
Ing the past winter months nave frequently, both
In their letters home and their TecOuniing the incl
dents OF their travels, dwelt upon the celebrated
Charity Hospital, which has been refuge for many
years TO the sick and injured, and which is sustained
by the Louisiana state Lottery about which, and lis
monthly grand distributions OF fortunes, any one
can learn more on application to NJ. A. DauphiD,
New Orleans, La. Here Is a rare case where q per.
son may mdkc much money by doing good 10
strangers
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ILelter 10 the Editor of the London Timesl
Your obituary column In the Tunes Of this day Is
probably the most extraordinary one ever published
Ia one newspaper, the number OF deaths advertised
being 81, of which number "a represent a total Of
ass years, Or an average Of rs Years each.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auotioneer.

CATALOGUES ALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF RESIDENCE NO. sii FIFTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, consisting OF
ELEGANT Mo2gEr CARPETS; HEAVY
FoNlERS AND FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS;
MARBLE TOP ASH CHAMBER SUITES;
HEAVY WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE, WITH
CENTRE LEG; ELEGANT MARBLE-TOP SIDE
BOARD IN WALNUT; LEATHER-C0vERED
DINING CHAIRS; WICKER ROCKERS; BRASS
TENDERS AND ANDIRONS; BRONZE ORNA-
SCREEN, RICH WINDOW HANGINGs, WITH
BRASS POLES; BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
CARPETS, BRUSSELS HALL AND STAIR
TRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS AND boil
STEERS; WIRE SPRINGS; BLANKETS; BAR
BERS CHAIR; BEDDING; SlLvER-PLATED
M VAR GmTL a CHINA AND GLASSWARE;
REFRlGERATOR; STOVES; KITCHEN RE-
QuISITEs, AND MANY OTHER CHOICE
PIECES, AS ENUMERATED IN THE Gaia
L0GUE
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 90, 1855.
commencing at TO- O'Clock, at residence No. Sl4
Fifteenth street, between and streets northwest,
Will sell, by catalogue. choice lot of Furniture,
all Of which will be found a No. goods, nearly new
and In perfect order. H0use for rent. Inquire Of
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
ap25,lt5 AuctiOneer.
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JOHN II. BEALL.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
AND TERRITORY, NOTARY, AND
u. \. COMMISSIONER,
once houN'Vl0e' lao street northwest.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April 20, 1856.
There Will he sold at the auction rooms OF Thomas
D0wlsg, corner OF Eleventh street and Pennsy
NJ, sundry unserviceab!e articles Of Government
Property, comprising small lots OF Chairs, Tables,
Pigeon hole Cases, Old Iron, etc.
Terms OF sale: To the highest bidder, for cash.
q. \. FAIRcHILD,
ap2o-llb Acting Secretary.
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Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning and
delivered In H-pOund "Ward" prints, 40 cents per
pound. ALSO cottage cheese, butermllk, and sweet
milk, cents per quart. Cream, 10 cents per pint.
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LOCAL MENTION.

DIRECT PROM CALIFoRNiA.-lust arrived a large lot
of nne California wines, as Rieslng, Guedel, HON,
Burgundy, Zinfandel, Madeira, Angelica, sherry,
and sweet Muscatel. These wines are selected IRON
inc fines, vntages AS buy in large lots, am able
10 sell at a low ngure. Wholesale dealers will fnd
this an opportunity TO call before buying elsewhere
at Charles Nanderss, 900 Seventh street northwest
opIoLy pooI,r the new invention OF nfteen-ball
pool IL one OF the leading attractions AZ theblaru
narors of our friend Scanlon, ais Ninth street The
game is greatly enjoyed by all who have played It,
superior to the old one. Every table
has undergonerepair, while new oallsand cues nave
b cen added.
You are always sure of getting the purest liquors
and the best of everything II you visit lie Mours, on
Eighth street, lust above Pennsylvania avenue
Seasonabe mixed drinks are specially there.
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THERE is one thing which can be obtained In as
great perfection in Washington as anywhere In
Europe or America, and that is Turkish bath at
hhedds.
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TUE WEATHER,

Indications fot washington, District OF Columbia,
and vicinity: Fair weather IN the morning, followed
by Increasing cloudiness, and toward evening by
light thunder aud slightly cooler weather,
MIN a slIght rooi wave
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SALE or FuRSGTuRE.-Mr. bowling VIII sell To-
morrow morning at 12s Twelfth street, commencing
OF 10 o'clock large assortment OF household ehecs
MIR. BURGESS has had his palatal barber shop at
the corner OF Eighth and ID streets newly papered
aI
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The following have volunteered The Franz Abt
Club, Hermann Raksman' vi9linist; Miss Mamie
win II. Allen, Reader; Professor j. r. Conner Ven.
triloquist; Milton Buchanan, Tenor, and Mr. Tin
Murphy In his limitations.
Tickets, % cents. Reserved seats at Metzcrott's,
80 cents. apostle
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RUNS by INNINGS.

Two-base hits--Hines. Bases on errors--Natlon-
Ysies Situcr oNs,ionais 4. Ya,as 20 30
Bases stolen--Nationals, /; Yales !. Wild pitches
Ninion,2. Passed balls-Bremmer, 5; Kellogg, Q.
INN nf ''''
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CITY TAX SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following described lands will be sold at pub
lie auction on Monday, the 9Th day of July ls>i.
In front Of the Court House. at Tallahassee, Florida,
IN the county OF Leon, or much thcreQf as will
be necessary t. pay the amounts due for taxes for
the years 1884 and 1SS5, herein opposite to the
same, together with the costs of sale aud advertis-
'Hg-
Booker, Hosea, 1884 and 1885 west half of ITALIA
hassee city lot No. 9S south half county quarter,
63 cents.
Cooper, Boon, estate, Tallahassee city lot No -.
south half county quarter, 80 cents.
Henry, Jacob, south half OF Tallahassee city lot
No. 263, n. A. IS cents
Florida Railway and Niyg ,tinn Company, 1884
and 1888, Tallahassee" city lots Nos 20 a. - ~,
81, Ss and -, sonth half county quarter. Sll9 -
Washington, Ben, lSS3 and ~ west hall &c Tai
lahassee city lot No. ~, ". W. A.. 20 cents
Flagg, F. II, Mckinney ISL, Tallahassee city
lots Nos. III and ll2, south half county quarter,
$1.,5.
James Mrs. Fannie A., 1891, Tallahassee city lot
No l:4, N. A., 50
Mckinney, Norfcct, 1854, Tallahassee ely lot No.
~, south half county quarter, 6t cents
Nilsson, Ned, 1854, tallahassee city lot No II
south half county quarter, G5 cents
Smith Henrietta, Noah smith. agent, Tallahassee
city lot No, 81, " ". A. 20 cents
JOHN q. COLLINS, City Tax Col cctur
Tallahassee Fla June ,, lSStj-4w
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ESTATE NOTICE.

T>IIIRTY DAYS AFTER TIE FIRST PUBL
the estate of VIM. II. lester late uf Leon couutv
state of Florida, who died interstate, will Apply 10
the Judge of the Circuit Court Of the Scco;rl :. IL
dcial Circuit ol Florida, nj thC Court House in Tai
ahaosec, or a. soon thereafter practicable t,r
thOrlty TO sell the following real at said IN
tcstatc, and of the interest of the infant, and u
heirs OF SAID estate, for The pay mcnt debts and
for division among the said hers of aid irtc~f e.
to.wit: All those Lands lying ana being t-ide o
and beyond the 5 lid Second judicial ircuit and
within the county OF Sumter, in said State oi Flor
ida, and known rs the SW ar of the SW or, Of See
II, the half of the 81 or Of Sec IL, and lot No ,
of See Is, and lot No. l. OF See. -, III |. ~. ; 81
X. % E., containing two hundred and fourteen
acres and also, the following lands within sad
Judicial Circuit, in Leon county, to-"it: Ihc "
half Of the NE ar of See ,, |. ,. X /, ~ and f.. the
+ half of the SW ar of sec. ~, i. >, K !, y. and
+, containing one hundred and -iNiy acres: also
much of lots Mo-, , and ), i'll Sec. II. lie, " 81
line commencing on the boundary uf SAID 5r
Iii chains aud - links f. of the SW corner thereof
an / thence running y. IT, Lake lamDuil: aud a-
the fractional Sec u, and lots Nos. l. :, AID :.
and part of lot No ), OF SEC. 81, and the W ia OF
the NV qr, and the w halt of the SW Jr of seq. -,
and lhc Island in Lake IinUnI No - ali !liug n
T ,, y. of X. |, +; and Also tn" tA,f OF the
NV ar, and the W halt Of the SW ar. If SCI . and
the + half of the NE ar, OF Sec > in + >! OF /; l.
f., Together with ali the Improvements on Ia" eiia
described lands, containing IN all lib re-. ali in
Leon county, and maxim. in the a.. .t -.it~ l,;..'
acres. AN ME II. LESTER,
May 20 lSNj Nv Ad iiui-t r.ttlN.
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MAIN LINE.

STEAMERS A. j. LANE AND DISPATCH
Make daiy double round trips Of Lakes Enstis Iar
ris, touching at all landings.
CONNECTIONS.
- AT Palatka with Jacksonville TAMPA and Key West
away and last river steamers for Augustine Green
Cove Springs Jacksonville and all points North East and
West and with npriver steamers for South Florida also
with the new Twin-Scrcw Iron Steamship CITY of pa
latka and Steamship City of Monticello for Charleston
New FORK. Boston, Philadelphia, etc
Mail trains make close connection both ways via T
X W: Ry. at Jacksonville with Atlantic Coast Line
Fast Mail. ~
At Gainesville with through Pullman Sleepers over s
r. " W Ky for New Orleans, Cedar Key Pensacola Sa
vannah Albany Montgomery Louisville, ST. Louis and
all points West
At Ocala with F. R. & N Co. and Hacks for Silver
Springs.
At Astor with St Johns river steamers for jacksonville
Sanford and way landings.
At Leesbnrg with the St Johns and Lake Euss divis-
ION OF the Florida Southern Railway and boats
Harris and Eustis for points on Lakes.
At Pemberton's Ferry with nth Florida r. r. fol
Lakeland, Tampa Kissimmee Barlow Orlando Sanford
Tuckertown and Fort Dade
SHERMAN CoNANT, o. W. BRONwELI,
General Manager. GPA
A. c. COwAN, Gen'l Tray. Agent
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ESTATE NOTICE.

7~HIRTY DAYS AFTER THIS DATE TIE AID
i tninis,ratrix of the estate Of Edward 8. Thorn
son late of leon county, Florida deceased, infes
tate, will apply to the Judge OF the County Court
nf Leon county, the court house In Tallahassee,
thereafter practicable, for authority TO
sell the following real estate of said ntestatc, and
the interest of the minors aud other heirs OF said
estate. therein for the payment of debts and for
division among the heirs of said intcstate, rwit
Those lands in the county of Leon and state oil
Florida known the : halt Of sec. 81, I N, l
" less ri acres containing PA or less
muca OF the W half OF the SW ar of sec. %,
.coIntncnc,,,. the SW corner of sec ID, running
ta>l 4 rods the north l60 rods, thence west IA
rod, thence south 100 rods, containing fourteen
acres in ~, T y, Il +, in all rs acres oil
Ian l. mere ar IS together with the INN" ovements
~ SAID lands LAURA A. THOMSON,
My -, 1856 Administrators
LIT the foregoing notice be published in the
Weekly "FLORIpIAN, ut Tallahassee, Tor Tour
weeks EpW VI. WEST,
iIsl County Judge.
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Sale Under Foreclosure.

la The Circuit Court oi The Second Judicial Cir
cult 81 Florltlu-In and Tor Leon County.
ALEXANDER GALlIE vs. MARY A. CALDwELL-ln
ChanCcry.
IN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER IN THE
/ above entitled cause, rendered by the Hon. Da-
yid :. Walker, Judge of said court, on the 18th oil
(which decree was SOLD To- VI. Lively 10y said Alex
audcr G.lc,l wherein tac sheriff of Leon county
directed s,ll the 10 lowing described real cs-
tate 20 Wit E,~t hast OF mort beast quarter, south
west pulrict Of northeast puartef ana southwest
quarter of northeast quarter; also seven acres "f
nurlh,a quarter Of nnuhc ist quarter all in section
II. I"'lE, lnn4c |. w'et. viii sc in 'front.' OF the
court House door, il Tallahassee, on the first Won.
day. !nc 9TH day of July. A. ID. 1856 at the usual
h"nr II sale, the ABOVE described property
Term, cash. Purchaser to pay for tItlc
!. \. HEARCE. Sheriff Leon County.
Tallahassee, Fla june >, 1Sse-iw
In thr CicuH C"nr OF Leon County, Second
judicial Circuit nt the State of Florila-ln
thanccrN.
WoonEEKRY.
II OBEDIENCE To AN ORDER IN TIFF
i above tnIhitd ciu>r, rendered II. the Hon. la
val :. Walker, jnder of said court, on thc 18th
day pf May, $50 viii sell To the highest bidder
for ,I-h ciorc the Court House door, in the city
1T fail lta~-cc on the fast Mnnday of Inly A. ID
described lrovct to.wlt: One certain roam horse
lhont fonI years old, called Roam and one certain
red steer, called Charley.
81 cc Il Master in Chanccry in above cause
Tallahassee Fla. June ), lsNi-4w
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Are YOU disturbed at night and broken {" y"ui
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
pain of cutting teeth? If 50, send al once and
get a bottle of Mrs WINsLow's SooTHING SlHUr
FOR CHILDREN TEETIIING Its value is incalcu-
liable 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer I'M
mcdiatey. Depend upon il, mothers, there is 10
mistake about it, 1t cures dyscnlcry and 'llai-
rhna, regulates the stomach ana bowels cures
wind cole. soficns the gums, reduces inilAmmn-
ton, and gives tone and energy to The Whole
system. Mrs WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP FOI
CHILDREN TEETIING is pleasant t" the taste
and is the prescription of one Of The oldest an'
best female nurses and physicians in The tn'c'
States, and is for sale by all druggists through
ont The world Price IS cents IL bottle 81 y
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ESTATE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ unders. gned commissioner, lay Viriue II an or
der issued by the Judge of the Circuit COAT OF the
Second Judicial Circuit of Florida, will sell to the
hlEt AID best bidder, before the Court Ilnu~r
Tallahassee State of FioiidI, MondN, tl.. IA
day of July, a. ID. 1886, the folio vng Land, q, lie
estate of Edward ioustoun, deceased, For division
among the heirs and dcyisccs o. SAID ac t. vii
Section q, in township !, rang" |, south anA est,
the soutl east halt OF the southeast quarter :" section
|, township range south ana west, and all thAt
part OF sections tbrtyonc and thirty Two, IN tn~ n
ship l, range l, north and east Yin. south al the
ST Augustine road and east OF the Fioiid. l. nlway
and Navigation Railroad ali in Leon county, Fla
and making in the aggregate seven hundred and
eighty five acres. Terms cash.
X. A. SHINE. Commi--onrr
Tallahassee, Fla June =, lS>-iw
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Mr. d. ]. WcoXson, Of Horse CAVE Ky, sHyN
he was, for many years, badly afflicted wi't
Phthisic, also Diabetes the pains were almost
uncomfortable and would sometimes almost throw
him into commissions. He tried Electric bjtlcr~
and got rciicflrom the first bottle and aiIcr taking
six bottles was entirely cured and iiad gained
in flesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively BE-
lievcs he would have died had ii not been for
the relief afforded by Electric Bilcr-. >"ld al
fifty cents IA bottle by W. 4. Rawls.
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miraculous E.caIe.

W. w. Reed. druggist, of Winchester, Ind
writes: Zone of my customers, Mrs. Louisa
Pike, Bartonia, Randolph county Ind, WAS a
long sufferer with consumption, and WAS glNrn
up To die 10y her physicians She heard {" DR.
Kings New Discovery for CONSUMPTION AMI
begun buying it of me. In six mcnlhs' time she
walked to this city, a distance Of SIN mites, and
is now so much improved she has quit using il
She feels she owes her life to it, Free trial bot
ties at W. a. Rawls.
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