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Food Frauds.
THE SHAMEFUL r>E OF LINE AND ALUM IN CHEAP
BAKING POwDER

THE SHAMEFUL r>E OF LINE AND ALUM IN CHEAP
BAKING Pow DERs-
3iany .,od frauds. such as ciiicnry coffee or
wa.eEed milk, aliHnlgh they a:e swndle in
commercial sense, are often tolerated because
they 10 not ps',icnl.rly affect he health Of the
consumer: bot when "a article iikc b4hing pow
der that enters 'arge.y lnio the load al every fam
ily, AID IS relied upon II he 'aiul prepare
ton OF alnos; very meal, made Is 10 carry
ghly injurious if not rlnky poisonous, ele-
ments into the brea,! to the ennen, danger o:
The entire community, il i the daily Of tie press
~ tenonnce the prectce IN 'he most emphatic
terms.
Among recent important sc yeries by the
food analysts is that Iy Prot Mott, the L. S
TO 'ernmeit Chemist of large am un's Of line
and alum IN the Cheap lakin, powders The sc
are one the most GIuger MS aud the Other lux
most useless aiultera1ts YET tou91 in the low
grade, interior Jaking powders. Il is startling
FAC; That al over one hundred different brands ri
those sold in this vjciaiiv, not one Of them with
The sage exception VI HE Royal Baking Powder,
was ound free from pth lime ard alum. The
cA!e; service OF lime Is 10 AID weight. L is truc
liial lime, " hen ,i ecicd Ia .eai, gives If GER
'an amouu' nfcaio oric scii gas. ba, y oack lin
i LEFT. caIslic - powerful that il Is used by
tanners 10 eat iAe hair ga hides al ANIMAL and
III d->rci Ing rooms 20 more quickly rut the flesh
from The bones al 1cti subjects \ small Ql4iti-
y ~ dry lime UpoN lhe tongue nr in lie eve.
produces p..n;Cl ciicci, how much N re scFin;.S
must these Effects II OH -" delicate mealb ne,
oi The stomach, Intestine aud kid1cy-, more
particularly .. III. ats a1i children, an especial
" Wren IL l!.ne i AIKEN Tito Tue system day
after day. ana VIII Almost every meal. This is
said ny ply sica1~ . be one Of ihe ctief causes of
Indigestion, dysp. ?a;, an those painful diseases
81 HE kiln - ~" - prevalent Instances of
the most serious affections of he latter organs
irom drinking ine waie! truGd in some sections
oil the West are noici in every medical ioGrnal
ADJUDICATION with lime is quite AS much 10 he
DREADED as with a.uinn which has hereto ore re-
ceiy u The most emphatic condemnation from
every iO'd analyst, physician and htmist for The
e;ts N thai. Wh!'e ann is probably partially dis
solved ana passel OF in 1as BY HE leai o. baking
IL l. mp !'.a I" destroy or change the nature I'll
ihe line II ai.v degree. that lie entire amount
IN Tie baking pow Ter passes with sll its Injurious
plUp,rii,s, iH!n the stomach. When We state thar
The Chemists have found twelve per cent or one
eighth O: tile entire weignt OF some samples uf
baklug powder ana:yzed, Ii be lime, HE wicked
ness OK the at3' 'eralion will be .nily apparent,
Pare haaing ppw,lc-s are one OF the chief aids
10 The cook ia p;c,,Aring p rect and wholesome
iood. While these are 10 be obtained OF we!l-es-
tabshtd reputation, like the ROYAL, OF whose
purity there has never been and cannot be
question, II Is proper 10 avoid all Others
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Election Echoes.

InsW akulla county Mr. II. C. Crawford,
Democrat, is elected to the Assembly, and
there is a majority against the Constitu-
ton. We regret to learn that our friend
and brother Of the tripod, Colonel Nat K.
Walker. editor of the Times, was defeated
for Circuit Clerk.
Jackson gives Davidson 538 majority,
and 75S against the Constitution. Thos.
f. Clark, ii. G. Ncel and w. J. Daniels,
all Democrats, elected to Assembly.
Frank Phillips was elected Clerk, c. b.
Wynn Collector, g. T. Denham Assessor
and S J. Irwin Superintendent Of
Schools
Our good friend, Judge l. r. Harris,
sends us the official vote Of Gadsden. Da-
Wilson's majority is 867; majority for
Constitution, ss4. The Democratic legis-
lative ticket was elected. =. B. Stockton,
for Senate, has sl4 majority; II. H.
Spear, s. II. Strom and NJ. B. Floyd, for
the Assembly, have about the same ma
lOrIty as Col. Stockton. Article AIA has
a majority Of SO.
In Jefferson the Democratic ticket for
the Assembly was elected without opposi-
ton. Mr.. Davidson's majority was 435,
and the majority against the Constitution
was l,l43.
The latest compilation of returns from
the Second District places Dougherty's
majority at 3,646. That District, like the
First, is no longer debateable ground.
Both of them belong to the Democracy.
Col. DAvidson's majority in the First Is
largely increased. and though accurate
returns are not yet to hand, it may be
safely assumed that it will exceed that of
Mr. Dougherty.
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The North Carolina people have sort Of an
mex 10 their State fair which promises to do the
Stale more good than the fair itself 1t is a con-
vention OF men who have settled 10 the State
since the war. Their purpose is 10 tell to the
world what the State offers to Immigrants. Al
most every county is repres nted in the conven-
ton, and it is not difficult, therefore, 10 find out
about the soil, climate, productions, price of
land and other important things in each county.
There are correspondents at the State fair from
all paris Of the country, and the proceedings Of
this novel and rather remarkable convention will
be widely published.
North Carolina is developing very progress
i've spirit. Her leading men see that the way 10
build up a state and make the lands valuable is
to secure good class of immigrants This CON
vention scheme will no doubt bring many good
farmer to the s ate. Almost every state in the
Union Is rcpr' scented in the convention, and each
member doubtless has circle of acquaintance
in the state from which he emgrated. Among
these acquaintance there may be some, in ma
jorIty of the States, who are thinking of emf
grating. They will scan the information fur
nished by this convention eagerly because they
will regard il As reliable. II is not improbable
that the result of the convention will be TO bring
thousands of desirable people to the State. A
state must advertise its advantages, like mer-
chant does his wares, if il wants to be prosper
Ous.-'Sdcanndh NeDs.
In this matter North Carolina gives
example for Florida. We should have
the State Fair and the Convention of set
tiers since the war, and from this body
information will go back to the states and
counties whence Its members came that
will commend itself to their former coun-
trymen as quite reliable. In the success
of the pioneers those remaining in their
old homes would see attractive promise
of like prosperity, and many might be ex-
pected to come and share it. Even in
the Southern States, whence the great ma
jority of new settlers come, and where
" all about Florida" might be supposed
already known, there is no such accurate
and convincing information possessed
as would go out from the organized repre-
sentatives of their former fellow-citizens
in our State.
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John A. Graham, Esq, from ITALIA
hassee, has just returned this week on his
way home from making a reconnaissance
of the country, through Monroe county,
down to the gulf He has taken the
soundings of deep water and the cost Of
grading and surveying around the new
city of Naples the most southern pros
pective town in Florida on the mainland.
A grand enterprise is being put on foot in
that direction. Mr.. Graham is thorough
ly competent for the business entrusted to
him, and his report is of the most favor
able nature. "Comin g events cast their
shadows before. Fort Ogden Gazette.
Russia has one doctor to 6,226 peo-
pie. In France and Great Britain there
is one physician to every l,4oo inhabi-
tants Switzerland, one to 1900; Aus
tria, Germany aud Norway, one to 800.
The United States citizens require doc
tor for every 600 people.
The London Standard says that
Prince Waldemar, Of Denmark, will be
proposed for and probably elected to the
vacant Bulgarian throne.
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Tobacco mag ia Middle Flora

CHICAGO, Oct Eth, 1856.
Messrs Editors Fyoridatn.:
GENTLEMEN am up here in the interest %
Middle Florida, representing w. T. Forbes s.
Co., Florida Real Estate Exchange OF Jackson
vile, Fla
l find that there is awakening quite an interest
in tobacco growing in Middle Florida and am
continually questioned with regard to it.
The purpose oi my letter to you is 10 get you
to publish all you can about tobacco growing in
our section Of the Slate. The merchants and
people here are greatly interested in this tobacco
growing ia Middle Florida and if the matter Can
lie put before lhem,in favorable light, COM
pany will be formed here for The purchase of
large bodies of land which will be sold in guam
titles to suit TO actual settlers from this and other
sections of this Northwestern country for tn.
express purpose of growing tobacco, which the
company will buy of them 4, good prices, estab-
lsh factories and make into segars right upon
the spot. Of course you at once See the i'm
mense benefit this would be 10 our section of
Florida.
You will I know do all your part and do it
well. enclosclJas B. Gray's card Send him
copy OF your paper, also anything and every
thing you have and caa get favorable to tobacco
growing 10 Middle Florida. He is good man
and In position to wo.k a "powcr o'g0od"
ANY communications you may desire TO make
TO me, send to his care. II can be of any SER
vice to you here, il will afford me pleasure
W. L. ROBINSON.
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The snbioined brief telegram 10 Judge Collins
announces tue death OF IL good man. one whuse
virtues Were not more thoroughly appreciated
anywhere than in Tallahassee, where he was
honored and h.lovel few men are in any
community AS pastor Of the Baptist Church
here, as public spirited citizen, as wise
counselor and an active promoter .; social pro
gress he endeared himself 10 our people genei ally
ard made many close friends vino viii long
cherish tender memories oi his companionsip
and regret his untimely death. We avail; b.. =
graphical sketch which will more fully inform
our readers as 10 the true man vino has gone To
his reward. His widow and children have The
earnest sympathy OF many friends in different
parts of the Stale:
MONTICELLO, Nov. 4, 1886.
TO J. B. Collins, 7alllh0sse
Dr. McCants died Yesterday at 500 p NJ. Will
he buried At 4 P. VI. to-day.
c J. GARwO0D.
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By the President IF tue United States :


1t has long been the custom of the people OF
the United States on day IN each year especi-
ally SET apart for that purpose bv their Chief Ex
ecutive, to acknowledge the goodness and mercy
OF God and TO invoke his continued care and pro-
tec,ion. In observance OF such custom, l, Grover
Cleveland, President OF the United States. DO
hereby designate and set apart Thursday, the 25lh
day of November, instant, to be observed AMI
kept day Of Thanksgiving and prayer. Ga
that day let all our people ioTegO their accus-.
toned employment and assemble in their usual
places of worship to give thanks 10 the Ruler o
the Universe for our continued enjoyment Of the
blessing OF free government, for renewal OF
business prosperity throughout the land for the
return which has rewarded the labors of those
who ill the soil and for our progress AS people
in all that makes nation great and while we
contemplate the infinite power Of God in earth
quake, flood and storm, let the grateful hearts of
those who have been shielded from harm through
His mercy be III; ned 10 sympathy and kindness
toward those who have suffered through His visi
tatOns. Let US also in the midst o. our thanks
giving remember the poor and needy with cheer
full gifts and aims, 80 that our service may by
deeds of charity be made ptable in the sight
OF the Lord.
In witness whereof have hereunio set my
land and caused the seal of the United States 10
be affixed
Done at the city of Washington, this first day
of November, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty six, and ri the in
dependence of the United States OF America the
one hundred and eleventh.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
By the President
T. F. BAYARD. Secretary of State.
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IKYnleneai.

Al eleven o'clock today large number o. Ia
,iie~ and gentlemen as.esnb-s' il =. johns E.i-
copal Church a. wtlne>- tie marriage Of Mr. {.
b Gwyi.n -oH q lion. d, Is. Gn yAa, al Mis-
Mamie Wilson. daughter of he ls'e Ntior Joseph
W;:~on The altar VAS beautifully decorated
couple was tie signal :oT genera turning of
heals t. ihe man entrance ana everybody re-
marked upon The extreme seau'y d the b-iie.
Rev. W. Fl Carter dictated. The happy couple
leave Oh The O'clock train Tor New York, Il -
fnn. Niagar. and other points of interest where
ihev will sp-n,i several weeks. The best WISHES
u; most oi friends attend them
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Born in Tallahassee. Florida l7h April, Si2:
died In jacksonville Florida, 18th October, 1886
Age n years
Lindsay, as he was known from his babyhood,
was born and raised in our midst, and II WAS my
good fortune to see him and know him and watch
him as he passed from childhood TO youth and from
youth TO manhood, and in each stage of develop
ment be displayed those elements and Characters
tics that marked him young man without re-
proach, of high moral character, and honesty OF
purpose in every undertaking. He was of an even
temper, cheerful under all circumstances, pleasant
and courteous upon all OCCASIONS aud treating all
with due Difference and respect made him win upon
the hearts of all he in contact wiih and grated
their confidence aud love upon bis own, and when
once their confidence and esteem was gained he
lost it, for he treasured the confidence OF bis
friends pearl of great price.
Before reaching his majority he enlisted in the
service Of the F. R. & " K. r. Co. in a minor po
stion, and the intelligent and faithful performance
Of its duties soon gained his promotion to higher
and responsible = 'sition. Faithful to the
trust and confidence of those who placed him in
this position, he contracted the fatal disease with
which he died
He was married to Miss Minnie Abel, Of Jackson
Vile Florida, Juue OH. 1885, and he prospect of
lifetime OF happiness IN ner GEAR cohpauionsniP
was bright before him
When death, the spoi'er came, and al his promise
fair.
Hath sought the grave 10 dwell forever there.
and widowed he ,rt InourDs the blight that has
f,lIen upon her young and happy life. Her grief IS
shared by her lost husbands mother and TWO sis
tiers aud relatives and friends who sympa,hize in
their affection trust that the consultations of re-
gion may mitigate the sorrow whlcbhas been visited
upon them by the mysterious decree ofProvidence
They may hope that " he is not lost but gone be-
fore" aud fnd comfort il the memory of lis
virtues, for
Only the actions OF the just
Smell sweet and blossom in the dust
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Davidson and OougheTt Elected
CONSTITUTION RATIFIED.
Legislature Largely Democratic.
Special TO the FLoRiDIAS.1

Special 10 the FLoRIDlAS.1
JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 2, 1870 p. NJ.
Result. in Duva show Grceley's mnjpriiy
about nine hundred. McMurray elected Sena-
tor
Penile,on c4frlt- M,nroe county.
Davidson erc,ed in Fist District by big ma
jori'y.
Dou.her'y will carry his Distric, by two
ihcusau3 maj ,riiy
Orange county alone Will give Dougherty one
thousand majority.
Hewitt elected in New York George next,
Roosevelt last.
jacksonville gives Greeley majority of nearly
Nassau. Cay AMI Baker all for Doucherty.
Outside OF Gainesville Alachua county goes
Democratic.
Con-,i uion adopted by fully eight to ten thou
sand. CARTER
MILTON. Nov 2l 1890 F. NJ
Nr J. " DDrr'
This county iS,na Rosa elects the s,raigh,
Democratic ticket ~ good msjorite> David
sons ma prliy about one hundred.
JOHN RnURKE
Special 20 the FLoE1pIAN.l
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 3.
Democrats carried A'achus Marion Madison
Nassau IN probably Pdiram Counties.
Greeley. majority in Duy,l les than niLe
hundred
In lea ions that Con,'!,u'io n will be adopted
by over twelve thousand,
Wrllo gave Dempcr,lic majority Of one the
fir-t tisi.e years.
Gainesville 2 we Dou- herty three hundred and
f"ri.-iplr l. J!eeI.ys three hundred and teen,
ana one bun'lred aud twenty eight majority
alaius; Constitution
>uau',f> IN jptiiy ag,in,, Cons,ilu';o ION i. "a
Lake Ciiy pI Cun>'ltut n, six hundred and nine,
against .our hund5e aud forty eight.
in fyiv
majority ;"T ID u.heT'y. Madison gives Dough
criy ioar hI: red aud forty six, Greeley eighty
eight. u:.ci:y Carries Madison county by
four huadfe; All twenty-five.
Ocaia gave III jointly OF forty six agans, Con
stituDD Dyg!heri,'- majofi'y, one hundred
and ten. Estimated Marion will give Dougherty
be Tcca ~ a'.i ''ce hundred III iIy.
-. Angus i..e gives Greeley majority ri four
teen.
In National polite. Democrats gain every
where.
In New York Hewitt, elected by big majority
Tennessee Bob Taylor elected. Indications
are tina, INC Safe viii 20 fifteen thousand Dem
Ocrniic.
Pennsylvania goes twenty i've thousand Re
publican.
Republicans carry Massachusetts By close
vote.
Vic .nsin an VI chg. ." Rpiblcn.
Democrat, c.;ry Nr~ jr'-cv CARTER.
From ,hi- mornings Flondian Extra
Special to FI,oEinlAN.]
JACKSONVILLE, F.a,. NV 4. 1856
Greeley carries Marion coauy by ihirty seven
majority.
Dnugherty carrie. ST. johns by two hundred
and thirty two
Donghery carries Brevard by sixty.
Dougaetty gets Columbia county by thirty
three.
Bradford gives DDlgherty six hunlreI and
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We have just received a sample copy of new
piano piece called ''Gentle Bllows," by A. T.
Cramer. This is without doubt the best piece
we have seen for a long time. No one who has
piano should be without it. The price is 40
cents, but it will be sent to any one now for %
cents Address,
J. c. GRoENE & Co,
Ohio.
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This new suburb, adjoining T .liahas e on
the north, embracing tihy acres, laid III into
eighty lots. aud streets SHY feet vide Aud ALLEYS
twenty fct, wide. la, been placed N the hands
81 J. T. Bernard & son, Tallahassee, who are
prepared - sell io's-snsiy or otherwise. For
additional information read advertisement and
call on or address J. r. Bernard IL Son.
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Card from tEr. Osle~by.

Mr. ". L. Oglcsby, the cfIicen, aud popular
manager of the Leon Hotel FIR The past two win
ters, sends us he following postal:
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Noy. ii, 1886.
Nessrs Kiitors.' Please send me The FLO
RTDIAN here uhtil d cemhrr Isl. al which time
leave Tor Tallahassee To &c. the Lcon ready .or
the seasons light. Yours truly,
NJ L. OGLEsBY.
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4 Fine Seal Bro k-ScrewC. !;away
Frock Coat, with Satin Lining in body, AM!
brown silk lining in sleeves. SAT- WAS pur-
chased fl ON The fine clothing. department #
y. 4. LEVY.
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The official Canvass Of the vote OF Leon county
will begin al the c',ur, house, AT IL O'Clock to-
mOrruH
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Y. r. WILSON maiut.

W. r. WILSON maintains bis we'll earned rep
uta,ion as headquarters .or Ladie.' Dress Goods.
His iock is tie most complete ever seen in Tai
lahtsece
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WHEAT BRAN,
C29-2D SAXON & Cos.
Worth One Dollar.
Official Canvass.

4 Ladies Fine Merlno Vest, all sizes at
VA LEWIS.
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POSITIVELY GUARANTEES.

To save you money, if you will call and examine
my large stock of goods before purchasing.
Y A. LEVY
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Window Shades with Patent Rollers, all col
ors only 81 90 per pair, would be a bargain al
81 90. Only few left Call early and secure
supply at y A LEvY's
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CimcImmaal Again.

1 want Norfolk Butt All kinds very cheap, a,
Y. A. LEWIS.
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A MUMBUG.

No Samples 90 Select From.
But fnll stock on hand Of Carpets, Oil Cloth
Mattings, Rugs, and Mats, at VA. LEWIS.
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MANY THANKS.


And all is settled that the largest and best as
sortment ol fine clothing c;,n he found al
Y. A. LEWIS
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Will not affect the price OF those elegant satin
lined corkscrew suits TO be found only at
Y A. LEvY'a
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And everybody goes to Y. A. Levy's for chill.
dren's suits, that low i'll price and uueqaalet;
in quality.
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AL L NEW DESIGNS!
Mattings. Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs.

Tie second lot this season, a. prices as low as
any cry can sell them, at Y. y. LEyYs.
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Every Wan His Own barber.


The Electric Safety Razor, new and frsi-class
29-2. al AFFORDS
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.. -. q. r.
METEOROLOGICAL.

Record d. Temperature at 7a1aAassee, Fler;s.
for tie past GEEK.
observations taken BY W A. RAwIs, Drurv,.
Pharmarfstl
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MASONIC.

Regular meetings OF JAcxsox
No. are held OF the frss and third Mopdsv. = -
month Al ,ciock 2. n u "a
". ~ MCINTOSH. s.v~
.. ~. .. =.
v Regular meetings of LEON Iona, us
are Ieid every Tsesday Eessiaa, ct their loS~.
&c ocs. All S.others in god Standing a. 49,
s-t-rf JOHN A p<vr - .
JoHx G. COLLINS. r. S. N-a
.seguis.. :neeiipgs e AuCrI. rwr
\ !. hed the first and ibid TKsv, -
sis-,s 81 each month. a. their Lodge Room a. -.
All Patrisrchs in good standing invitef 70 49,
" II. CHAxcEY, &TiJ<. q.
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Carried, by "a large Majority

That can sell You al the goods you need to
supply your family at prices lower than any
housc in the city
" A. LEVY.
No danger OF cutting yourself while shaving with
those Safety Electric Rszors at SAXON & Cos
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People Will Talk

OF these a-wool camers hair shirts and drawers
Call and inspec; them at
Y A LEvY's
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New styles


Smyrna, Velvet and Tapestry Rugs and Mats, at
Y A. LEWIS.
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ELECTRIC SCISSORS,
A big Bargain.

All sizes, at t2921) SAXON +
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SAFETY R.AZORS


(o9 FL SAXON & Co.'S.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-11-06

1t 10 the duty Of this State to maintain free
schools, not only in towr. and thckly populated
sections. but in the rural and sparsey settled dis
more expensive per capita than whore . large
number Of pupils can attend the same school, such
9 division of the school money should be made as
viii furnish the means Of ucation to all child
rem in the State,