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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-06

Society is compared 10 a pie. There is
an upper and a lower crust, but the real
strength and substance lie between them.
This gastrouomic Righteousness should be
credited TO the New Haven News.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-06

Sick and bilious headache, and all de
rangements Of stomach and bowels, cured
by Dr. Pierce's "Pellets''-or anti bilious
gTanuIes. - cents a vial. No cheap boxes
to allow waste Of virtues. By druggists.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-06

The wife of a PrBssian laborer has just
blessed her spouse with triplets for the : C
ond time within a year. This would p
pear to be a good case for the application
Of a rigid boycott by the too happy father.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-06

Elderly Gentleman Ito little boy who is
buyiug candyl-My young friend, don't
YOU think that, instead of spending all the
pennies YOU get, il would be better to put
some Of them away for a rainy day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-06

Light. warmth from the suns rays.
thorough ventilation, and an interior
that ian always he kept dry, are the
prime need. for good healthy fowl
hogse
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-06

Parnen is IA bachelor as any one might
have suspected. Were he a married man he
would scarcely be so enthusiastic about
home rule
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-06

'HOur medicine has cured me of rheu-
ma;ism- l consider AthiOphorOs an Xxi
for rheumatism tersely but fOrcibly ex-
presses the approval of John T. Kennedy.
Of Spearville, Kan, of the healing powers
of the great remedy he mentions.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-06

Break-pin Plow Clevis and Horse Equal
izer combined saves Plow, Harness, Horses,
Time, Money. Ask your dealer Agts. want
ed, Davis Hook and Clevis Co Madison, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-06

An intelligent person when hurt viii at
once procure bottle Of Salvation OIL. Il
is the best thing to cure swelliDgs, burns,
or wounds. All druggists sell it, al TWEEN
ty-five cents bottle.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-06

Take a walk to refresh yourself with the
open air. which inspired fresh doth exceed
ingly recreate the lungs, heart, and vital
sulrits.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-06

Brash and wiry hair becomes soft and
plant by using Halls Hair Remover.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-06

Many a mother has found Ayers Cherry
PectoraI invaluable in cases of Group.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-01-07

COn0eai 30 ossSey ma eseGasoa shs' the people
snay rsAe asl adequate snsxs ay Way Of aiding aEsss
ersGyufsgsps iAe. ensesprsse .MnEk s,a shs tsS
Mason seneGz and s. Jnssas Kaisrsss ~i5s be-
gsn 4zriy ln Jananry Tne rsas swiis he at1ssni
swenfr@1sEe mikes fsng, rannsDg ssDrs hAW sanS-
silie. ssn the s. Jeiias ssser. so fcgs Assun NJ
Z q. Bysse Is President. AMI faszsss, - HICKS
Esce- President The nne9er ss,r grazing aud sss-
ing has he~n subscribed and the mead wfl be
buiit 90 Tie CO nssFsasse pis1 rAzsengrr
afaias are ranninr - she - i * u W
10 nil she tssuss south Of PaAstka secaadIDg De-
Land Thus sep alter slr, ii,i. gigantic ensez-
Prise Il extending igS pfssEEees sSsUsa~ssss. an
ss,su. perhaps afsas i5la of 5anazsy. We insy
expect Tts complexion 81 sznif'TI
--Fe,nandipa Atryxy Txt q ssse- rev sesc4>-
motives Essr tne Finfisa ks8sway < NssigAason
C0mpary have ssfised "A =saa. sieafneF ise@s
up Centre street dock gessersssy wi'sci ns's'ss
ts,autry wsS sound ~ ~ The 1azsa g. New
York her Captain. jnnn II. Dukes T~Ssc-is
itaviag Mes York oH the GAN O. tscics-r- s&s'
aBd The esagsscc tim ssoTn BeE c.p@riufe uDts1
arrival aefe il es0ngh inseaiissz1 O. TIE seventy
Of the weather sac mas cCc0a1teFe1 ixsce lhs'
steamer has broken ses sSaft AMI ia ge been Ee
Esare6-hrsi a. NiluncE1oD, y e. AND then a.
Savannah. Ga xnsse a Dew ssees one ass Te-
lssaeei ihe otAer BeIag ; sEzAEl og@n Cecs beSt,
ana only hafy see' long, with isght ofsfi ci VS.
Ter She crew sufere} severely ss9tEl cold aGd the
0EscDFnSfrs- al s wsatey or lse nssriseru cssssi-
L&f f&tA fEASE~ &rF~ tt+f%s Eps 4zEA@sAsiFSs =.
aud is ultimately bound L, P~asacosA. " hope
lasi Cape CaBasefsl wl sr-si her tseiasr ihAn
Caee HaiierAs. aud as1osr heg In max safe ani
SPEEDY lasssge
-TnGxvil- SIG Tae frs srgia OF passssu
ger coaches Or NE Enterprise All Tuusviise
IaisToai arrive heFe ibl. aiieTn<e0C. eE1ngfoG
la- officers q. Iae Tosi and 4 s~w q or Enter
l,sise irseBas inci1dug BfoSise- Cc1nf o. the
dsrGsG whe gave 4 sias'Ei ca al DER ONE.
- .Tbipgs icing ssl1-is-si sio3s 81 ise Hotel
i15laa RIVE 81 ooohie Quscg umse. aae We btIs-
sss71 10 o- abe f. ANNOUNCE asa ii3> S%a1illl
Structure J. cs>sG 4e. he EezeplsJH ~ guess L
NJ hamIto. WA~oa aas avr vssscs ~ the Ena;-
ser. ise n09se Al I8es' certainly = sssssa cs1ia
piess5 for AZ . uni1F7G- g. b. eue'gf snsi 81
EortS. anI : comI-ssC' Il = esefgeilc-
Tee track-lay-y~ CT o0y rtasts re2che1 THIS yisce
a.; TuEEs4sk- an =, s1?gsr ilgDe lis Teacnel
TIE crossing e. Washington syeoae, wHcp TIE
TIC bccnsno'lvss gave . near'v sAla'e ~ Jhe
even ADS uF cillLzBs ~ prs.oDgei bias from
ite1- steam y l3>fsts Tee We replaei 20 o'
Fne s~-,Insng ri c4nuoo. Frsng os sao' guns acc
qi>D5gy 81 hs~ wOtAs. it-riaGsg. rocket, 81 DuT
g<7slae sere y.-fv er'..Bs5ssg,> oTer ta~ even
z1a f.suls4sati e. A.. p Ttsc}f-rols wsy
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1856.
Harper's Weekly.
STRAIT ED.

A4,gvv s>Dy ls- nose for NOR sa@a ,a"s- ses'-
maintained iss Is-t;lo- rae e@4ll. 4-sfAss e-e"
1sS-2&ge- 10 Aaerlz VIA coasi7l. lncr+.-- 81 1ef'
sle s.fis,c 'esoares !; s. abe 20 OFF, iyr lle ensIi
yest un-. aale4 ~ Jrssoe- Ee4a1D ell
racs.g czvis1 iAUs;Tsle1 ss.i4l see- Oh 81 NJ.
Tho. EAKD. amor. 10 forefnos - 'iFns "f-ief- "
ac,.o. anc IL osae- b. WAlTEi bEssE1 nt~ "' va
u,o.> .x,3a.r r4s,rx n Ercis no,es,- x-zpn jlip-
q una.az, iI;erest T. reader - a. sc'"I=
To- eovr,r eyl,e,Isur, sno-t ss9'ies. In4siy Haste
,e1 Is TIE hes, and nGori2t paper - ~
a1tsor,s. o1 the chI.f tOpsez q tne ca
Every 0sslre= trSsi~or;h! to..tic@i -4c- D.
enie-2inire AID ins;rGctir< lal. jorra eEife{ FRI,
,oIa opecoDabe ie2tgre- elthe ie1erFee. 81 4!es
.raiior- should sDD=crite - HGyJsrs 'ise&1s
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NIOU !!

There is a lady living here. Nrs. -, who
has had ca.arfh iyr many. many years have
known she had IL isr fifteen twenty years,
and my father once doelored her, as she was
then tenant ouf place. For the iaet two
and d half years she has beer bedridden. the Ca
iarrh or eaueeF ttbe numerous physicians have
never decided which, during her two and
half years ia The bed, had eaten all the roof Of
her mouth out. She offensive no one
could stay in the room she could not eat any
thing, but could swallow soup u il was strained.
She gave up 10 die, and came so near perishlng
all though, she would die. Her son bought The
b. B. b., and she used several bottles, which ef-
fecsed All entire cure She is now we'll and
hearty have not exaggerated one particle.
Lucy STIioEG.
Sold in Tallahassee by W. A. RawIs and
Lively. Dec. Si-im
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1886.
Harper's Bazaar.
tLlU STRATED.

H4ryy Haz1r lie oniy paper IL li= ~crlr liza cob
bG4- te cDoioes AMI the Sesi nj Illustrations
sIfa te TnetnO4s 81 household adoF
Trent Il ~eekiy illustration end de-crpIpA- g. tn
leesi Parls New fsrk eyies. with - useu paiier
.BprfneEs anc ext patterns, os enabling ladies ~
,uelr owu ressnakers mary Einr> the cos q
IT. papers cooking. ige management 70.
,,syast- znG housekeeping IN H. deJae
sssneniiy practc2 Mauh attention IL gwen 20 ne -
teog Goye 81 etiquette a-c IL u-tra'!tn- ~
ar a.eaie work ar. acknowledge " nhsgaat9i. T.
il..rar. Gserl; is u she bigne-t e&oeeote at tn
III O. character % lie huaorOns picture oa oF !.
fil. l4a.e Of the American Punt
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-01-07
Winter Board
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
i tiaaE tneY ioriIea AZ orgaAlzel. upder III
PROVISIONS # Chapter i4.irf wine 1851 oi Mc Ie!an
Digest IS the lAMs ot 5rlGA- coII s5aBr Il COZ
si;acf. maintain IA operate .ai~ag communicating
- Or ncaT Lax 11OADj0sIsSs. township -. sDgEA
81 rang 20 East, aEa f-GAiHL thence va ~ iowl
Of @eiineE and the AisA k3ger - tAe MAnalee River
".tA uraDca froAs Ee@r SAL lax ~ u near III
;0sa % Tampa. s2'& ctl8gauy h. ~ called IHi
IHoNoTs-AcsA. AI.AFIs AND MAkArEg hAiLwAY
LoHFAsY- sEi al ABc+ ~ rallfOa1 - he ia Tia
cuuotscs 90 Marlborough aad MaIatee IN tAc STAY
-. fsot!d t. : - BROWN
JNO LESAEY,
M G BIZ ,HN
= + TOABEkLIS
HENRY ". bOWERiA6
lama. IA. Uct. =, 40 noyj-3na
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

TIE Vo.nEae. q IL Hse&zy Win tne hrs- AGu
for JarEary o. each year. When ~ unae J. Dlai
toned II vii b. understood snDscrineF
10 commence VITA ne Sgno-T &fter tie receipt q
bounc Volumes u HsrTsr'e uteI4>. for t9ree year
ozcs IN cloth binding viii - seIt by ma. Jos,a-s
"a - expse.. ire 81 expB-e provided iae iteie
oe,s dollar pr volume. for voEuu9
Cio.l Carr suitable for banGiE- =.
0e zen, % ln2 J. postpaid OF recsipi of s. eac.
EtesnttzEsre- shouts t. taAGe ~ Posi- Ohc- Moe !
Oraer or D.af,. - syoid clance O. i0ss
tecsp<rs nat u oy the 11otrfis-jfsehi na1o d'
s-cfyezs 0rder u uAAPEK a BROTHER
Addfe~- HARPER Il BROTHERS. Nsv ! o-A
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-01-07
LAKELAND STOCK FARM
FOR SALE :

FOR SALE:
pair Bay Mares, we'll broken, drive well to car
risge or HAgon; 511 years old, Isl hands high.
BEpwA Horse. years old exeeltent Tor all
kinds hrna Nesk l511 hands high sound and dura-
Black Horse, 40 years old good family and
farm horse
handsome Roam FIliy, $ years old.
Several Gne 2yensvold ColEs and Ei1ies.
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L. ae Lmou Co1~ q! Ia s.cvnd Judicial
C.enie 81 3he s,a-e II Fi.'fi44. 80 and ior
rs Cpan;s of Lem.
HEHRI q. kireEl, Fa.nDG -. sAaAu e. RIrrEY,
Delend4nt-bsil ioF Divorce.
II APPEARING THAT The DEFENDANT
4 nas removes froFn ana resides ou, If the state
o3 Tga, Ihal VrdinarY process eaBn0l be
served gguB Der ia iale case il served, defend
ati eauunt hv compelled 90 appear and answer or
plead g. th- tii hesB iT tbs- case IL IL. therefore.
fT;feYs1. l.l Eeafipg the facts charged Ia
ss!d iiH iaa the first Monday IL Februarv.
4. ID 1875. al wnieG time DECREE will be tnaie if
4'- enians doe. moi appear ia tine manner
IL defendant had Appeared and presert in
coirt IJ0sded that "a COPY nf this order FOR
ing b. published Ia the \ EEKLY FLoRIDEAN a pub
tic newspaper Of tSis STATE ter tae space OF three
months before the day appointed for said hearins;
Ordered at Chambers October y, 1885
D. :. WALKER
Judge Second judicial Circuit OF Florida.
true copy. Attest
e. & BRYAN, Clerk.
Tallahassee, Fla. Oct Is, icS5-3m
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EFEg wTEI1G CONFIDENTIAL.
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tgESxIls ~gEENr
49, er ftrlsraessAsi Ils:tl sszsz. q
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sx- Foslage Free to 24 soo-c1ber- IL. ta ull.d
States Canada.
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wiS The naber after tie receipt 81 order
Bound Volumes Of Hazr BasGv or three year. back.
il cloth binding will be by mail postage paid
by express. free Of ex.e provided the freight doee
exceed dollar yer yoiumej for 81 volnine
Cloth for each volume suitable for binding will
be cent by mail postpaid. on receipt of 81 each
Remiiiances should be made by Post-Ofzce Money
Order or Draft. TO avoid chance OF loss.
Rstsspays nat to eey ats advertisement scioat TIE
express ovder az HARPyK d BROTHERS.
Address HARPER L. BROTHERS, Nesv York
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TEN CENTS vi b4s !. cops a. tDe
New toDstit0lin.. 81 pasaplie- torn. a the
FLOEfDfAS 0thc. {;
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susT A HsNr Eo BOYs.

-,ooi u Ia 000r III der d4v wnea
oey cam IN auG .pplle'i ior -1taalIoa.
Car you write goo3 hand VA
asked
la2.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-04-24
Federal and State Elections.

The Constitution Of 1879, adopted by
this State while the National Admins
~tration was under the control Of the
Republican party fires the date for hold
ing the State election in April. This
was done with Il view of eliminating
Federal interference in local affairs,
aud to prevent the large expenditure
of money by the Republicans in the
election of their National tickets to be
felt at our election for State aud paro-
Chial officers. The motive for such an
article In the constitution was then
wise and proper, and one which we
highly approved and commended ut
the time.
But since that period po!itica. at
fairs have changed and with them
must follow the tylsentirs OF Tie pes
ent day. Both the State aud Federal
Administrations are now into The lands
and under the fall control OF iile Dem
ocratic party. The blood MONEY here
tofore so freely and so roriou>'y drawn
from federal office holders can 10 long
er circulate at our elections. With
Democratic administrations, equipped
under democratic auspices we are guar
anteed nOn int, ference ut our cleo
lions by the General Government.
Hence we see no reasons why the
coming Legislature should not submit
an Smendmrnt to the people fixing the
time for holding the next State election
on the same date with the National
contest. 1t would save much money
to the State. 1t would do away with
tho excitement Of a political battle ia
the Spring a period when the agricultu
ralcommnnity should be unnecessarily
disturbed. The holding of two cleo
lions III one year Is expensive, and if
economy and retrenchment are the oh.
Jective points of our law makers here i.
a held inviting their attention. There
Is a growing feeling in this State for
this change, and We think that before
the assembling of the General Assem-
bly,, it will be crystalixed into a gene
raj demand.-Marksville Bulletin.
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DE WEAKENED.-He was seated
with several of his friends in a saloon
In Macon. They were all drinking,
but he had taken more than his n,ual
allowance of wartime whisky. The
proprietor of the saloon had a pet mon
key that had the ran of the place. and
MS favorite resting place was the top
OF a certain barrel. Ny friend h.npen
ed to see the animal for the first lima
and said Boys, do O see that mon
key :" They looked in the direction
pointed to-, and. Though the monkey
was plainly visible, they put on serious
faces and said they did not see il. II,
again pointed it ont to them, and acaio
they said they did not see it. Then a
noticed their c~oantenances. which
seemed to say: ''Poar fellow. he.
gone" and said 81 don't SEQ it. Moth
er' Was just trying to fool you.'-
Macon Telegraph.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-04-24
LEADING 4 Dog.
A Painful Experience with an Affection.
ate, But Unruly, Newfoundland.

Sir Walter Scott Was fond OF dogs. |
am not. This shows that literary men.
however similar their genius is, NAV
differ In matters of taste. But it was
agreed in oar family that wo must
have a dog. and a Newfoundland doc
at that. l shall not enter into he mar
ticulars OF the discussion, but will mere
" say, that at last agreed to buy the
animal.
There Is q store or Woodward ave
nue. that is a pandemonium. Som.
very small dogs were Gagged in tho win
dow, and so / entered the GEOLOGICAL
boiler-shop.
Have you a Newfoundland dog ?" I
shouted in the u of the proprietor.
"Yes,"h he replied.
"How old and how much e.
'Ihree months and eight dollars"
We bargained in capital letters, and
finally became possessed of the dog
II a forty-cent collar, while the pro-
prletor threw in a cord with which to
lead the animal. The brute showed
what little sense it had by refusing to
leave this babel Of birds. 1t sat on
the floor and the boy had to push it
along with a broom While | pulled on
the cord in front. When we got out
the proprietor followed, and, closing
the door so that We could talk quietly
in the comparative silence of the street
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PERFECT sIGHTPREsERvERs
NOTICE.,

Having purchased the cli.ibly situated boil
er shop of p. Hogan, in this town. | am now
to take contracts for making new
Boilers and repairing old ones. Full satisfac
ton guaranteed, work will be done at the low
est figures. Ihavc secured the services of Hr.
P. Hogan, as foreman aud manager who has
had long experience III this business. Parties
will find it t0their interest to call on me be-
fore making contracts elsewhere.
WM. Ii. Raglan.
Thibodaux, april 9th, 1883.
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-04-24

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-01


Was there a man over to see you
about buying yer place." asked an
old Dakota settler living near Estelline
Of his son.
Yes"
Eastern SPECTATOR"
Eyes; be was from New York"
"That's the best place he could
come from. Did you unload on him."
NO"
Didn't hey? thought got you
learned how to work it s'pose you
went like a blame fool and forge. to
tell him bout striking coal when you
dug yer cellar? Never said a word
concernin' the indications of gold and
silver in the crick or the"
Hold on, father; l mentioned all
these things, and said there was cop
per. mine over by the corn6eld, and all
he'd got to do was to bore for natural
gas, and still be wouldn't take it,"
"ls that so?. Glad to know you re-
membered my teachings, my son. We
strike 'em that way once in awhile, but
still YOU shouldn't o. let him get away !;
YOU orter invited him to stay to dinner,
and then got him out to the barn and
into a poker game, and skinned him out
of what cash he had and part Of his
bieh-priced jew'lry! / tell you. my
son, yer old dad never had none Of the
advantages these New York spectators
had, but he's found an honest man has
got to work mors'n one scheme et he
makes a living. Ell you'd played a
square game on his, and not worked in
more'p couple of extra aces aud three
or four jacks, you might just as vel!
have landed him-l'ye done IL sevsrai
times in my life."