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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-03-01

w. & Wilson h now receiving fine stock
of spring goods
Praise not the day before the evening glow
You may praise Warmers Log Cabin sars~p1r
rilh for purifying the blood without danger, for
It brings the glow Of health at once. The larssi
bottle on the narksk
Hon. r. p Fleming, Of Jacksonville; Hon
J. W. Malone. OF Quincy and Messrs- Benton
@. Ruds and Chas. ". Lout of st. Augustine
were among the attorneys IN attendance on inc
Supreme Court the pas; week.
Mr. d, B. Stewart and family, Of Baltimore
are eussss of Mr. and Nina B. A. Meginniss' 81
W& Ind Nr. Stewart ID senior member o.
the hrm If d. B. esswart q Co., general nun
and preduce meEchantz, Baltimore. and mas
quite IN extensive businnB acquaintance ID
Florida.
Mr.. Gen. Z. White, Of Newport, having 81
cured the lot ffonting Munro's store, has opened
Q lumber yard where he intends to supply INC
Wann Of our people who wBh to build eie''
fsncn or desire 10 make any use oil lum0'.'
Gully q Cox net % agents, and are aurhori1'A
10 sen at low priceA
Tho Dsmoczah Of Leon county, and no' 'n'
~6enddlsr" mp strest, win nominate the Ds'ne
cratic candidate for 6tafe Senator, ann % -
nominse Nr. Gormsn. On anybody ess, the ~
INDIAN win support him heartily. In ths o
nscsim No dsan h propsr TO state that III. o.
nm = not seskR amer oGape-the mAyosAg
ssaght him, md he b competent to MI any
hon whirh Nh 5silow <itizans may oes's
hnor him With.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-03-01

Her personality, with Ill ito daintiness and
delicacv, refinement and tact has brought to
the White House everything to praise and moth
ing to blame. Not the lilies of France"
the " roses Of England or the golden bees of
Bonaparte," but o young American girl with
no greater beauty. no superior advantages, no
more culture or edu cation than hundreds of our
lovely daughters. but out of simple ladyhood,"
her true usefulness and genuine comradeship
with the people she has, in two years, endeared
herself to all clnsses-Onicogo TymA
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-03-01

SG01c Immigration AS0oc1aG10A,
We have 1t different times printed
much In advocacy of the plan OF the
State immigration Association, the GEN.
trail organization to which Branch Asso-
Citations throughout the State are to re-
port. In several sof the counties of the
Peninsula there are already Branch AS
soclations of numerous membership, and
Hon. Walter Gwynn, now in Tallahassee,
is giving his time and large personal in
fuence to the work as Organizing Agent
of the Association. He informs US that
the State Association proposes to issue
al as early date as posi- bic book de-
scriptive of various counties of the State,
in which such counties shall have space
for printed matter proportioned, in a de-
gree, to the amount of money they may
supply through Branch Associations or
otherwise. The matter of the book will
be exact descriptions Of soil, productions,
etc, and of the incomes from producing
realized by some individuals, whose
names also are to he printed, and the ar
ticle for each county is to be written by
a resident Of it. A very large edition of
the book will be printed and sent for dis
tribution to railroad offices in sections
where it is thought immigration may be
induced. The books will be followed
by An agent of the Association, who
will go among the people, giving in
formation and suggesting the method
to be pursued by those desiring to
move to Florida, which is briefly this :
A number of those proposing to come to
Florida from any locality shall combine
to send here one or more of their number
to 'spy out the land " i'll the interest OF
themselves and fellows. On arriving in q
county these advance agents will be as
sisted in prospecting by committee of
the local Branch Association, vino will
show lands, state prices and aid them in
locating advantageously. A locality for
settling being selected, and the settlers
moving in q body-as colonists," 80
called-it ie presumed that they will OBJ
tain favorable rates Of transportation !;
and having settled, will SO e aid and COM
fort each other by combination of in
dustry and social intercourse as to greatly
increase the chances of success and con-
tentment IN their new houses, and the
probability of their permanent residence.
We again urge the organization of a
Branch Association in Leon county.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-03-01

-ahs s'aatry win synpsshi.. -.
ePsaksr Caxlnls in the ser;o.. H..
hs son living in Arkansas, which :.
happening has made it necessary for h;-
TO absent himself temporarily f,or =
place which he adorns in Washington =, :
order to be At the bedside of the 49,; y
-R01cigA Nesos and O6se-r.- sn1
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-03-01

The Judgment of men as to the other
sex may be warped, but when women ad-
mire a woman ii is a Just tribute to ex-
oellenoe. Mrs. Cleveland il praised by
the ladies with much unanimity.
Mayor Francis, of St. Louis, sent the
following telegram to President Cleve.
land on the 2Sd: Congratulations to
you and the Democratic party on the
time and location of the Convention At
St. Louis. It means that the fight will
be made squHrsly on the principles 30
clearly, forcibly and courageously anun-
cistsd in your msssAge-"
"A press dispatch reports . fatal &C.
oident in Pensacola by which NorHeet
PhilIips, boy about twelve years old,
lost his life. He was run over by bal
last engine On Wittich's wharf on the
2sth and sustained injuries from which
be died tho next day. he was the SON Of
Mr. Frank Phillips, editor and publiaher
Of the Advcncs- Gassse, whose friends
among the press fraternity sympathizs in
his affection.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-03-01

The Congressional Rsuoyd, Of February 14th
inst, states that Mr.. Davidson, of Florida, intro
duced . bill making an appropriation for the
erection Of Marine Hospital at Pensacola, Fla,
which WA read hrst and second tina, refer red
to the COMMITTEES on Public Buildings and
Grounds, and ardesod to be printed" We have
not seen the BIN. but learn nom reliable quar-
tor thst m appropriation of tl00, 900 s provided
ibr The purpose. This intelligence wal be 70
ceised with grstthoation By our people, and we
hope Mr. Davidson's efforts In the direction In
dioatsd viii b crowned with success, as the
measure embodim much that ID good for Pensa-
cola.
The government In this particular has long
bssn lacking In IN duties to In floating popula-
ton, % to peak; at least Pmsacola has not been
the rscipisnf Of mnuy hvues hacking 10 the pro-
tactinn end comfort Of tbs maritime class II
socun 10 N that soma suitahle action on the
pazt Of onr citizens would add materially to the
efforts OF Congrsasman Davidsop.-1As Hsnas-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-03-01

By reference to advertisement for proposals fOr
NEW Jail II viii be observed that the dare fOs re
cefving bids has been extended to April 1st
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-03-01

-1anm Aw $50: TAlhhaanee has as rsxis-
tered votsm Milton has 100. Tallahaoee city
treasury has &3,09e II cash balance. Mflton's
nuip = 1t havy discount How b thif Ii
~ not some gso8 mismanagemeusf Z. :. .There
CAPT 1nrnsll's gardnn svay night this week.
oue Old csuakR wssaa1l never 16rYst; hin voice
sounded q Though be wm caught in . cotton
compress, Or had bssa s1rack b . pile-drivG
every thfUe minutEa.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-03-01

am exceedingly grAtified that am able to
see the wonders of your 6tate and meet tn kind
and hearty people; and the sincerity Of your wel-
come has made me already fsal quite at my case.
an sure that every perDon must be impressed
with the extent of our country, and the diversity
Of In climate and products when he finds that in
q travel of fweufy-fbGr hems wishin lis
limiis, winasr and snow can be LIT b.
hind md exchanged for the balmy cir
and the bloom and verdure Of summer The
American citizen Ia search of health on Of pleas
ure and comfozk, In any variety a climate or In
almost any changed condition. has 10 nsed TO
lsavs AmAican soil o. 70 lose The hsncft and
freedom of American Institutions and lava
"I supposs the advantage Of fbrsign travel
should be fhlly Appreciated, but Il ssslns to me
thxl fhese ID enough in our own lsnd 1eim1ers.t
and instruct eoflsottms with fhe greatest ID
vantage many Of our citizens who hsist upon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06

Ii5es" erpdbnt, baB zines riener gldtter"
tirsli9 gar reine 9iite amerttanii9sr Na'
ttonal: 2aitsr" sebra9t babe. ansenom;
men, bas isi sei6eben, uno sefett--
obsr ni6t suseitanben - bas mare eth
Bepeis ertrem Observation-Disclosures 9es
%iinnung, - mare bas betr. Slatt barob 10
iebr Al tabeIn2 "Les extremes Sc tOu-
chent" - v@rtrsme beribren ft6", unb
bas cine propotirt lei1t bas anbere. Was
Wunber alio, psnn ~bieieniSeu, al bsnen
INNER unb u~nauiborlid berumsenergelt
unb setrittsIt uirS, baB ie fi6 ntdt baIb
unb uiat pouitdnois senus uamsrtfantlt'
rem" unb in ben Gu sIif9 : amerttantS
i5eu Gppus aufseben wolen, wenn btsie
9sute aud einmal ben Stiel umoreben,
Dem alS rSoeal" - fait bdtten mir seiast
oils rSool"-ibneu auseprieienen @nSIii4'
Nmsritaner ben Spiesel uorbalten uno tbm
aeissn, baB aud bti ibm nod LANCE untdt
allies 9ol6 lei, MAS slan3t"!
llebriseus seb6st 81 FOLDER 9esenwebr
bur9aus tein vertremes IusIanbertbum".
Der Wann, Der pon yameritanii9en ga:
%tiouaIs 2aitern" fpri5t, tann it9 bafir auf
bas ~freimitbise un6 un,peibeutise 3eas'
niB ,eingeborener" Ime,ttauer berus
fen, bsrsn Yatriottsmus ni9t sueifeIbaft
iein Tam, bic aber aIerStnss melt bapor
e~ntfsrnt finb, NATURALIZATION gisenbiu'
tel, bsr sesen bic v&ebrisite Der Webaiae",
bic sesen bic 5ebIer Der eisenen unb b. /
gor3iise ieber anberen Ratioualttat blint
madt, fur gatriotiSmus ;u baItsu. De-
uerniinfttse Imeritaner, iei er bier Ooer in
sIuslanb ssboren, bdIt es aud in biele
Sinii9t NIT benz Worte: v9rifet aats
unb bas Sete bebaItet" - no INNER So
es finbst!"
lleber ben SerIauf unb S9luB bes Sc
ites baben mir nod in ber &ir3e beiSufi
gen. Ser l1msus beitanb aus sebu Ibtbei
lunsen nit sben 70 ptelen Wuttcorps
Die seiddftIi9en gerbanbIuusen fanbel
i'm S5uliaale itatt. Die oratorii9;mu
taIiids llnterbaItuus mar bur9 unb burd
s~elunssn. Die Wuitt gut, bic &eben, ba
sibt iaIbt bas usrbifene vGbronicIe" gu
aeu9ieu pom edit fatbolti9em @eiife
g51iiIide @~rsiebuns, tutboIii6ss Ser
einSpefen, bic i~OciaIe 6rase u. I. 10. NUT
ben bsfproden. &sipsct bafirl 81
beutiden &atboIiteu Minneiota's babe
beuen anbersr Staateu Elm Ieu6tsn6ss Bei
ipiel sesebsn. troS aIer S5ptertsteileu
bic ibnen bemmeub IN ben Wes selest NUT
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06

Sebruar 1882 81 Sbermertig, Canton
Dietir1 ssboren uab tan, i'm Sabre 1870
nab ben Ser. Staaten uao Iies f5 in
2ursmburg, 9ubgqae So niebsr, sos
ipater nab gltou uno tam bann Dor einem
Sabre mad Soma Surid. Seine iterbliden
llsberreGfe wurbeu am Sonntas frib ,ebn
ll5r unter InSrans uieler 8stanntsn unb
gerpanSten aaf benz 6risb5ofs Der 9ss
meinbe beississt. Oeriel5e wa1 ls5is unb
seE6rt elmer srobsn I'M @sitsn pc5Ibetanua
ten Iursmbutssr camille an. r. |. P.
0em yaurora 8oItsfteaao" if Sas
6o!Senbe %entnommen:
6eiuri6 Seri 6 eib ut 9eItern Wor9en
in Der 8obulln9 ieiner Stern an aurora:aues
me I'M glitter pom 25 Jabren oil oer Il5isbruns
9eitorben. Die ScerOtSnn9 ftnoet an Sonato8
Nadmitta9 TAFT.
S1eobor, Der ;pstdltete Sobu Don
Senrp gbers, lit am Samltd9 I'M Alter pom z
Sobreu uno 7 Wonateu an 0Ip6t6eriti5 geltor.
ben ruo am Nonta9 auf benz oeutl5eu tGtbOIt=
iben 6rieoboi besrbi9t worOer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06

S5r tennt, e5rpnrbtss 8riber, bic 3eits
psrhdItntfe. Quf Der etnen Sette finb bic
Reni6su pon elmer unbdnbisen 2eieputb
SsieeIt, uuf Der unbern Seite ersie6t f9
stn StrOm idle3ter S9rtften. IS Tam
fuuu1 sei6tIOert perben, peI9en Sduben
bieie tastasIt3 ben Sttten unb Der &elts
ston 3ufisen. 0arum ieib etfrts barauf
bebadt, bur9 Bitten unb @rmabnen unb
nuf anbere @etie bic @Idubtsen uon ienen
unIuutern Queuen fern3ubuIten unb ie gu
befe rn gu fibren. Sebr nitIt5 pirb es
fem, penn unter euerer Iuft3t unb 9ets
tln9 EagesbIdtter eri9etnen, pel3e benz
Don allen Seiten barseret6ten Site 3eits
gemdB ent9egenwtrten, unb bic @abrbeit,
Enseno unb ReIi9ion i6aten.
Geo XIII. al bic pOrtu9iefi4eH SiidOfs,
1885.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
Sir6ft6e 2leui8Reiten.
WusIanO.

Na6 benz GorreipOabsnten bes ,,0aiIr
Chronicle" in @onitantinopeI taufen BIZ
Rulsn in YaIditina srose 2dn6sreien, nm
bic ln3abI ibrsr reIisi6ien RteoerIahunseu
In bielsm 2anbe 3u permsbren unb bic
i9on p~orbanbenen rst9sr aus1uitatten.
&ura, RuBIanb i6eint auf autem 0sse gu
fem, ben fran3Ofi@sn @iufuB I'm bsiIigen
2an6e p~srbrdnssn gu molten.
Sic Sabresperiammluug bsr 96rress
@sisui9aft wurbs tn ben IeStem Sdsen
bes Ssptsmbers In @i9ftdtt absebaIten.
2aut Sabrssberi9t bat BITE 9sieai6aft
aud I'M lsstsn Sabre an Ssrm6ssn 3us
senommsn, an MitsIieber5abI absr ubss:
rtotrmen.
Nm Z. October feierte bic ermldnbii9s
&atbsbraIe has 500. &ir5peibfsit. 9es
rabs bas Grmlanb bat allen @runb, bislen
Gag als Sreubens unb Dantfsf 3u Be-
9eben; 1T nod pon ben pier Si6ceien, bic
auf benz Boben bes preuBii9en Orbenss
ftaates i'm Sabre l245 erri9tst purbsn,
@rmlanb bic einbise, wel9s In allen Stiirs
men ber Sabrbunberte benz fatboIiIdsn
@laubsn treu sebIisben ; lit bod bic Sraus
enburser &atbebraltir4e bic einsise, In Der
ununterbro6en bis bsute Der tatboIiids
9Ottssbisnit itattinbet. 0is Seisr islbii
mar, Der v@rmlanbii9en 3ts." sufoIss,
cine rein firdli9e unb, UNI aud ben
auspdrtissn 9slesenbsit our GbsiInabms
AL Qeben, bauerte lie bret Saae, pom 7, bis
o. October.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
Or. Sieber Iber atuerifa.

Iuf benz 9artettage bss gentrums, Der
am Is. Oct. b. s. gu 6Oln a~bsebaIten
purbe, duBerte ft9 Or. 2isber in fOIsenbsr
Dirt:
Sd bin Dor tur,em aus 0orbamerita
3uriidsetommsn, unb bort babe i'd iiber,
aus wsrtbuole grfabrunsen gsiams
melt. Die widtisite bgrisIben 1T bic
Wabrnebmung, nit weI9er Treube unb
Spferpiuisteit bic ameritanii6en &as
tboIitsn ibrs &s9ts I'm 6ffsntIi5en Qeben
wubruebmen, aud BEL ben WabIen. Sn
&rauten : Siriorse, Irbeiter : Siriorge
ibsrtreffen bic Gmerifaner uus gan, be-
beutenb, idon felt 80 Sabren. BORT
wirS fir llnfaus unb SnuaIibsn : 8srs
i3sruns msbr an Eauienben Wart ses
~leiitet, ais BEL uns an Sunosrtsn. Bel
elmer iol5en Wa~brnebmuns iberfommt
@insn tiefe 8ei9dmuns; mir birfen
uns nidt sinbiIben, aIs Oh mir i6on
am 5ieIe u%nisrer 2sifunsen auf btsiem
@ebiste au9eIanst pdreu. Ossbalb
m6sen uns uniers griiber isnisits bes
Oceans ais leu9tenbe 8orbiIbsr Dor
ausen itsben. Sd bin iiberal In Imes
rita als Iitslisb Der @entrumss 5raction
beaeiitsrt empfansen worben. Utit freubi.
ger Bsseiiteruns ftnb uniere 8ribsr isns
ieits bes Oceans unisrn 8%eitrebunsen ses
folst, fe fnb itoIt, ii6 uniers g,iiOsr nens
men al biirfen. 8emiiben mir uns, bies
ies 8ertruuens aud In 3utunft uns pirs
big gu erueiien, inbem mir an benz beribms
ten 8abIipru9 ~isitbaIten: @~inisteit madt
tart. (Stirmii3sr, lang unbuusrnber
9eifau.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
Die SuDens@ efabr.
VII

VII.
Gum Gbriiteni6ut,
9ttdt Suoeutrug.
SofpreOigcr stOter iibcr bic gu
oenfrage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
Die Sttnttsae 9ep's XIII.

2aHet euer 2i6t leu9ten Dor ben Wens
f9eu, bomit fe crere Suten @erte ieben.
limb ber 9err sebe eu6 6a3u Setnen Sesen
Geo XIII. an bas in Barma eri6einenbe SIatt
Luce (9eu6te), @nfan8 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
aatbpEtf6sr Rtr@en . aaIenser.
Bonn outeu Sumen II. r1ntraut. -Wtte .I3.
R6tnnS i6r Sat6eftRen !
Die ettu,rne oes BERT. gius TX.

@tr eriu9sn Sie tnfdrbtsi, allen benen
sntt eursm suteK Wtueu unb eurer @unff
beisuftsben, bic, nit Self besabt unb NIT
senieepber &snntutB ousseriftet, ft9 an
Ste &rbeit modem unb Bidder unb SGtuns
gen our 8srt5etbtsune unb Serbreituns BET
fattOIii9eu 2ebre ueri fentIi9en.
@ncpclica Yius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
s use ut 0 8.
Wereiniate Staateu.

gu 2ursmburs,D Dubuque County,
Soma, ftarb am Dounerftas, ben 25. Oct,
uerfeben NIT allen 81. Saframsntsn, 5err
M&oIas pfsfer. DerfeIbs NOT am g..
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-17
A Little Barren kingaem.
New York Post,

Tho little kingdom of Greece embraces
territory of about 25,00o square miles,
and has population of little more than
1000 900 Greek and AlbauiaEs. Scotland
has about the same territory and almost
twice as many people. SSitz srland has
third less territory and third mors peo.
pie. Belgium aud Holland taken tugeth-
er have about the same territory as
Greece ard Eve times es many people. As
for wealth, Greece is proverbiR!ly the
poorest country in Europe. Her rugged
mountains aud barren shores are hardly
tit in many places for the scantiest vege.
tation; she has no rivers with fertile
banks; her cbmmercs is stil undsveloped,
and she is cut off from Europe by the
treacherous Adriatic and by the in os pit
able "trip of rurkish territory that prom
ises 10 keep her for an indefinite future
from opening her railway connection with
the north.
Ia Greece to-day 1t is the universal
custom TO speak of going to Europe"
just Americans do with the stormy Allan.
tic between New York aud Liverpool.
Add TO all this tho fac: that this littls
barren king dom OF 1000, 900 SC als has IA
public debt of $50, 900 900, and supports
an army as large rs that of the Uuited
States. Tho taxes ere so nigh that tn
island of Cret-, now under Turkish iple,
would nearly double its ratio Of tavation
should il enter Tho kingdom OF Gr.ece.
But In spite Of all this encouragement
Atheus to-day is buy hive OF educa
tional institutions, and in al, the country
villages there are thrifty schools com
pulsory law being carried out with more
vigor year after Year. Ten years ago
ths statistics for illiterscy In Greece were
ahead of those Of Italy to-day. and these
ten years have revolu.ionizs d educational
affairs to Greece.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-17
Living on the Reputation OF Others.

"Take everything that have but my
good name; leave me tina. and am con
te2t." SO said the philosopher. So say
oil manufacturers of genuine articles to
that horde of imitators which thrives up
on the reputation OF others. The good
name of ALLCook's Ponous PLAsrzRs has
induced many sdventurers TO put in the
market limitations that are not only lack
ing in the best elements of the genuine
article, but are often harmful in their eff
fects.
The public should be on their guard
against these frauds, and, when IN ex-
ternsl remedy is needed, be sure to in
siss upon having ALLoooK's Ponous PLAs.
TER.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-17
HOW A WaTERsPOUF LOOKS.
Fearing Up Wharves and Scattering Fishes
and Debris.

Fearing Up Wharves and Scattering Fishes
and Debris.
Eye-witResses describe the waterspout
presenting most impressive and
beautiful spectacle. IL formed abou;
half way between Point Clear and Battles
wharf and proceeded slowly toward the
hore, roaring at fret with a very loud
boise. 1t struck Battles wharf near the
hore end and cut il off as neatly as If it
lad been sawed off. The spout sucked
Up a great lot of splintered wood and
Fsnt dashing inland, carrying with il
bass OF whiriing debris, IN the midst OF
Fhich hundreds of fish were mingled.
he waterspout proceeded up the lane,
pre- off the corner of barn, and then
ell to the ground with a loud noise, de-
Positing the mass of broken wood and
lsh. Capt. l.. II. Kennerly gives
kraphic account of tho phenomenon.
He says that he watched the waterspout
rom beginning to the end. There WAS
kery heavy black cloud in the sky off the
poiiA, and all the clouds in the neighnor.
kood were seen moving toward the center
Il the black cloud. He knew .hen that a
Faierspout was forming, and called at
1en.ion TO the atmospheric disturbance.
ia kcncn'Sy luc Wdhcl VI tLV bnyf ooSas WV
hundred yards OF the end of the long
gharf, began to boil and whirl around
kith loud noise. This whirlpool was di-
ectlY beneath the black cloud. The
lack cloud then formsa in funnel-shape
md let down point, revolving in di-
|4ection contrary to the whirlpool below.
loon t1o bodies of water Joined In form
Big a column about fifty feet in diam
tier in the middle and reaching up about
= mile in the air. As soon as the Jun nction
Has formed the greater part OF the rush
pig Waters ceased. The column stood
apparently motionless for about fifteen
nutes, and had an angle with the hori
4bA of about 60 degrees. The funnel at
pp was dead black, but the body of the
vnterspo was slate-colored. At the bot
pm, where the spout spread into pyra-
Did, the water was green and white. 1t
Y|as a magnificent sight. Then the whole
ASS began moving slowly toward Battles,
dhd came majestically along, bending
lore and more as it advanced. When IL
fached the shore, jus. where the wharf
tpins the shore, the spout bent in the
Middle, ard report of electric discharge
Md fash of fiightning announced that the
{pout was broken. The greater part of
NE xAter was sucked up in the heavens
ts the spout parted in the middle, and
be remainder fell with great noise, en-
teloping the wharf and breaking it down
pr distance of perhaps fifty feet,
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-17
e YES Ears Nose

Are all more or less affected by catarrh. The eyes
become innamed, red and watery with dull, heavy
pain between them; there roaring. buzzng noises
in the cars and sometimes the hearing is Affected
the nose s severe sufferer with its constant uncom-
Portable discharge bad BREATH and loss OF the sense
Of smell. All these dsagreeablc symptoms disappear
when the disease Is cured by Hoods sarsaparilis,
which expels from the blood the impury from which
the cararrh arises tones and restores the diseased or
gans to health. and builds tho whole system. EEI
II have taken Hoods sarsapariia for catarrh and
II has done me great deal OF good. recommend &c
to ell within my reach" LUTHER d. ROBBINS,
East Thompson, CT.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-17
The Population Of the United States

Is about 6o,oo0o0o, and We would say at least one
half are troubled with some affection of the
Throat and Lungs as those complaints are &C.
cordug to statistics, more numerous than others.
We would advise all our readers not to neglect
the opportunity to call on their druggist and get
n bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs. Trial size free. Large bottles zoe and
81. Sold by all druggists.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-17

reaching from the shore to small house
situated out oh the wharf. The effects Of
the spout were felt on land slightly. 1t
was only remnant of gyrating wa.e
that hit the house on land, and the dana
age resulting was small.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-17

one OF tho reasons Why Scotrs Emulsion has
such large sale is. because it is the best. DR..
W. II. Cameron. Halifax, Y s. SAYS: Il have
prescribed Scotts Emulsion Of Cod Lirer OIL
iC'h Hypoph0sphites. for the past two years, and
found IL more agrceahl. 10 the stomach and have
tier results from its Use than ANY other prepar-
alton Of the kind have ever used" Sold by all
Druggists
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-17
help FOR q YEARS
FosInE EILERT'S
AlAlI EXTRACT OF
SlCk TAR $50 WILD CHERRY

Has cured all coughs. colds. bronchitis, and
relieved asthma and consumption for all
who have used 1t. Is not this an evidence
Of its merits and reliability? 1t is sure
and safe medicine for all bronchial troubles.
and never fails to give satisfaction. Try IL
under Il full warrantee. Price, so cents and
Sl.00 per bottle. Prepared by EMMERr PRo-
RRIETARY Co Chicago, Ill