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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-05

Town and City
Tax Receipt Books. to order, on short notca Of
FLoRIDIAN OFYIcR
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-05

Four hundred Bushels Of Early Rust Prsoi
Seed Oats
S8-0t d. +. 0RANLIxa, Osntrsvills.
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Fine Fashionable Stationery,
4 large stock, at e. ". Clark's, and special O!
on the way.
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a Spleadid Stock

OF Pocket Cutlery, Of the very best grades ct ]
W. Clark's, suitable for Ladies, Boys and Fam
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-05

The Congress resssembles today after q
holiday of two weeks.
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Ladies' can join club for Peterson's Ladies
Magazine for 1883, ct the FLoRrDIAN ofaoa
Terms, 91.60. Please send In your suhscfip-
ton at once. 00-N
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-Ths sturdy common ssnss Of President
Cleveland was never bstter illustrated. The
wrissr ofsha article opposed his election 70 the
Presidency, bat W Srs irss 70 confess that he
- aadA tAss e., god sad patriotic Presi-
dent Of The whole people that he has been ex-
csptioaally lsvel hsadsd on most subjects and
while ~ do not agree with him o. al points. it
he were again candidate for President to-day,
va should EEL that the business interests Of the
country would b sater in his hands than In those
Of any member Of the opposite party who has
thus ar been prominently mentioned.
iesn 6secer.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-05

DeAsteaAs, Chairs ana Mastresssss
A good assortmsak jast rsssivsd. ~
Gro. DAMON d SoN.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-05

l6e Kegs Steel Neals.
All sises, for sale BY
S7-2t SAXON . W
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-05
Very BEST

Maine seed Potatoes
8eN CIV. SAXON b Co.
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Residence Of q. A. Ohsires. Apply 70
eff D.a WALLER -
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FOR SALE!

10ee LeConte Pear Trees from TO yea"
old. JAMES b. 1AAsN
Dec So-1067-tf
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And everything needed on the farm, for sac !"
$751; SAXON 8 Co
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$1,000 Oo1oee aAan 0eE11ceA
PxuA.asSnnA. {nas3S r-llsA xssnoso n.
Harry, esassl INV ri ~ KnisAh Of L.
.b@. ~ iagasd ehuslas lssssr - h female
1870 49, osGw wh1nsv4 1b1aA Il dsals
- ths nslJsct a - eoa1itioa q working o-
~ and gisA and seroagly advocates ths ex-
tenditnrs q noasy - education instead Of
skftoa
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Feaos wire

se-st @. W. sAxox d Co'a
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Steel Nails

Steel Nails
Are the best, and being lighter in weight CONS
cheaper. For sale by
S32t CIV. Saxon Co
City and T0Wn
Tax Books, made to order, at
FLoRrDIAN OFFICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
bliudtlons Uanieo-femnles.

~ UKSE and CllAMBERMAID.-By respect
~ able 80 OF tI" grown en- Irh WIZ
assist with cAmherwork best city rericnc" zfl ot ave
NURSE.-By Trustworthy Protestant person,
~ isrcty take eno charge OF an INFANT or
grown children espabls sowrr or up''st- srryhn.
honest. sober whag. Gall At 27O 6thave. near l7thst
upstar.
NURSE and SEAMATRESS-By wclledn-
~ Gated North GERMAN girl good hant aud msesilo
sower. hno needle wOrkrri best CITY roIsfehccs MIS-
Bikk, 20 81 aye, nel- l2th.st.
NURSE or NAID BY an English Protestant
~ nf4tca-. infants urao or maid 10 youhs iaay
lOJ West 49thsf No cards.
NUBSE-Bv middle gcd English woman
" invsds nurs~ vosi eNprroaoei CIV or country
ici.is moteiate MARSHALL. tribune uptown once
LESS Ilt"a
NURSE.-A monthly nurse OF many years
frstc!a., phv.loin terms r. 1'onanr Alr-s' EN-
GAGEME> n rrbnne ituwa oincn l2J5 btoidwIy
WAITRESS and CHAMBEkMAlD.-By an
W rIre~dinsy neat 0rrnan.i american girl thoromgh
qnlok about best rsiorcncs Can is 2ds
pair stairs ssass
ADVERTISEMENT FOX THE NEW:
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL Bk RECEIVED Al IN n
IrrOWN ufFICE- 40. l.23S Is o-iway. corner Ihlry,
nrsst until D. m $50 broadway brtween Twenty ss"a
and wenty third unt , m. sOs Mest iwrny.hla.
al corner Eighth. ave lb2 sixth ave 1903 fnurthsNe COT
n,r Fonreeuth St 7sO Third ave- corner Forty sovsph'.
iO0T Fr'rS 30 siIusthsS
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OCEAN Cleaners.


WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR HENsT1wNT EN-. AEp III isTTHAMERs
sGnRHMTIe GaVt .n ry1s w Yea MiTS ac5 ~
From whit star DOCK, root o. IVES, l6th-st y ,.,
RATEs-Saoon, $50, 500, $50 and sloO Return Urn
tickets favorable :orTs Storage from or 10 inc liz
s. 81. :sg!' .,es.so, : 800 ss 81:
Inspection plans Information apply at the CON-
j. BRUCE IsMAY, Agent
SPECIAL NOTICE
rho White Star Line Steamships Arabic. sailing
Saturday. March 81 and Baltic April 81 TO Queenstown
ana Liverpool VIII carry second cabin and seeage passen
gers only The second cabin passengers VIII By CeItheQ
and saloon deck Rates $40 and s35 StccraGe $50
q Apps S e Scs rG as eSmS'n' o. ch 'IssMXf Agent
NUNARD LINE.
NEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
Bothnia Mch % 8 a. m. Etfuria Apl Il I 80 a. m.
Umbris, Mich 81. 80 a. serva. sat Apl IL D. IN
AuST, Ans eo 80 ana 9Gp f fbbemcSae sss
steeiage tickets and Hom all parts OF Europe ~ vey
pany. owe, Rowiins Grcen Eew-1ork.
VERNON II. BROWN a CO., General Agents.
CIRCULAR LETTERS Of credit for travellers
~ abroad available in oil parts OF the world Issued By
uEIDELBACH. lex ELHEIMER CO.
ffunn
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Excursions.
a Pleasant Winter Trip
TO the Tropics.

Sailing every twelve DAYS for Venezuela, T. A. and the
Island Of Curacoa, W. L. AFFORD an Unequaied opportunity
20 those wishing 10 make short sea voyage 10 inc tpcs
These Amorcan specially built for the trade are
provided with every modern appliance for the safety
and comfort The round trip IS mace IA
weot PASSAGE stA% For des rp'ive pa ph,t aDpy
BOJETON, BLISS a. DALLETE,
General Managers, II Wall-st, New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

DED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANrWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from Nev-York aud Antwerp weekly.
pr,rCTNi-AND saturday March "a, 2 80 D. m
2ETIAND Saturday, March 81, $50 m.
Fall ana winter rates First cabin $50 TO SO IN
rur.nn siiO N 81 Is. Second Cabin, $40 EhcurslOh'
so ard $50 Steerage AZ very low rates - .,-
PETER WRIGHT { SONS, Gent AZ s' % Bfoao"s'.
lNMAN LINE y. :. and Royal Mail Steamers
/ FOL; ii I'FNSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF RICHMOND s.,u5,aoy March q a. 80 m.
cciIir"YS or iFRlIN sstaidsy' ApTiI p m
CI1.y or CHESTER Saturday. April -, 30 a. IN
From Inman rier, foot o. Grand 81 Jersey Ci.yr
CABIN PASSAGE so and Ipward SECOND CABIN
sa0 and ans STFERAGF 500
'"' PETER WRIGHT a SONS. General Agents.,
No. / Broadway N. r
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Diploeno Notiree.


oFrI,t TIW DEIAwsEy AND HUDSON CASAb CO; ooa
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
~ ONEuAIF a l-2) PER CENT the capital stock
n, his ccuauy will paid the OiCe OF the company
No Fl Cortndtst. In this city, oil and after IhurS1ay
IT, i1s,"cr books will be closed from The close Of
t,s,,ess oday until the morning Of Friday March ~
Nv order oh the Board Of Managers rr -,
~ ~ JAMES c. lIARTT Treasurer
M1yuATrAN RAILWAY COMrANl. oo
NO II BnoADwAY. AEw.l oaK. March ~ lSSS ~
DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE- HALF
N Pc CENT the consolidated capital Stock OF Wv. .s
company declared payable at TINS ohoo on anu Af
AI H.. tn.,er books will closed o'clock on Fri
aav March 10 and reopsuoi Tuesday. ADrh D. AT Az
O'Clock - u.s. - u, ucur, ,. &C Tr.,4,ror
ovncE OF Tux HoMRsrAKE MIsIgG COMPASY(
NILS BuiinlNa, 10 BnoArsT: 100.
NEwNOKh March 10. 1883.
DIVIDEND NO. llG.
fNHE REGULAR monthly dividend. 70
i CEVTS PER SHARE la, been decl red for F"hru'rv.
PAYABLE Office ~ Company San - ncseo or al The
Tfansirr A srncv. ia New YORK, Oh the 2oth inst
IfanS'o' " ~ " WV LOUNsBERY co.
1rsu-ier AeeutA
NEW. YORK CgSrPlL Az HirsON RIVER KAfLLoAD CO.. !
TREASURER >, ,eo. {
TINHE Board of Directors ut meeting hcld
mi. d,v quarterly dividend ~ o'c per cent
this oc- tho 18Th dy o hIfil next 10 o.-
ho lers record Tie clisng Of the transfer noonN t"'
H.. T. V w FOo9i 49,
THE DULUTH AND IRON RANGE kAiL.
i ROAD COMPANY.-Interrst due on April j. lHsS. on
tho Coupon Rsyl-teer First Mortgage Eve oi cent
Bonis Dnlnth and Iron Hsngo Raiiro tohpsnv
Al. PATERSON. Assistant Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19


shows real estate transacte rocsrosi
- u,e t.cgstor's O.ics To- lay
Ss,n 25 r Of H ~ 2SHFg a""ea $4,000
eRd.t Pos Il W 9Th 2vx looS'z, James
N iIsrfshOrne and wife aud another ~ cu'or oi
sidney & Gen o G. ar .es ''Ilder-le We
Same property James NJ iN '''oH' " .'.. Ie. 100
1za,h st ~ r 20, 70 aarl,. ScSSz 1900
1sIn,s, neeor VI ,,s 4o F,raspd Wood 675O
snrve ., 90 w,,,'.I WIS 'o"A $1,000
llHi.st 80 100 ueef sthavs 6oxTii; Peter .oo
Mitchell TO acOb Shelter aud mother lI,uVV
2ieth..t q 100 I; Of 10Th ave. 25r lO5 Trustees
of ke an Wait, Orphan House 10 the Mayor -.
oi ths Ctty OF Y f..:..-.....-.- ooo"
S1si o. :. ~ 81 u -, ,Isras /, W o. ~ ll0iO
aame nroperfy JAc,b to Cairo Kennedy loooo
Sth.sye W cor oi (, tn 81, I0o&1l"O UNDIVIDED
psrI CairEs and vile TO william NOOio
csaars No =. trustees 81 WIN VI DA~' $1,000
Yoot,.sf " of 5th-ave lSxlo9 Ok irieg;
slor Coh,en ., ~ fniI,s Fnck 10 same $50
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mistellancons.

nURING ALTERATIONS Special Offering
~ carpets rus Mailing. Cha r. JOhn BfOmicy q
Sons R-verr tile Ca pots. WIZ ~. $50
ANDREW LESri.k', SONS 73g.14i Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
Proposals.

STATE OF NEw. YORK. CLINTON prison. AGgN ANp|
NhKDKx'e OFFICE DANSEHoRA Marc 10. .
Dds will be received Al the Ollce NE
I'D superintendent OF Prisons. Ablnr. n y. u 10 -
o'clock noon NJ 20 instant. fOr mo sac rm M"I'n
pm Instant o clothing MANUFACTURED At tli- P-om
lie state reserve, right r'js and All nis
deen. not to lac 10 Is aivanARe Fan inio NATION VIII DO
i,r. ,sh ed on applca Ia tho undersirneA
ISAIAH VI .Lkf, Agent and warden.
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ulnier Hcscrte.
Hlusiral Instruments.

2iu5ltNl yHSIIuIHPUlo.
FISCHER PIANOS. renowned for tone ana ana
sandinv IN tune. Manuiac orirs and ttnrer o"ns ~
"a Ao5 Wost 2siht and SBi HrOstwav, lSti-t Dtson
DndlnV) Pi4aos exchanged. rented. or attachments
A NUMBER OF VERY SLlGH fly USED
n grand upr gh and square pianos OF our MAKE "'cn
were snecilllr seecei anl ou ~" ~ tlr ~. - "a
wctrounia ian Opera COMPANY during mo past og,A
sea on viii be liberia reduction irOh our iosuA
pr Cos. PIANOS FOR RENT; -. ,c,, =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
Professional.

NVANTED-By n Journalist Of long practi l.
cal experience ion editor or reporter. city or
elsrcnrre or la charge OF n.Ssp per live enerEsro
and faithful well posted politically viii bsgia At smsl
salary Address ALBERT, ~ Fact sthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
Business Cbnnrea.

GOAL LANDS. PINE LANDS.
~ 100 acres Biumnous Coal Lands IN Dte conntv ga
Tenn. and Ia fhe. I" Ililfoa.
Also 300 acres Of Yellow IT. South vestra Georgia
Xdars.s H. Il. sTEOHECkEh Macon. Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
UreseindkinQ.
Hslr tJanteo.

ENGINEERS.-Wa Wanted, number of lOcomo-
IL 10 leave tho city At onc- TRANSPORTATION
wl furnished permanent omrloF hrn guar infect orlh
onlv thpss willing To take pac" I'll
thvrhosd need apply Apply to W VI al LION.
lean al Broadway. all bstrson 10 aud II.
WANTED wO boys, easy work, M nome,
w good paw ont Of school hours Address POT 4
POTTk 9. Box az. Boston, Mas.
lNAN1ED.-A Protestant girl TO cook and
w asslst with tho washing aud ironing In private family
Must good cook city references nrod good wages
Appfy 10 SOB LrIing ton-avr.. corner O2h-st
q. Inn 10 $500 MONTH can be made
ID ] wv working ARssts preferred who cau iui
nsh their horses ID their whole TINS L" me os
ness Spare h"mrns may be prohtablv employed also
fss lawns and citieN
H. ]. JOHNSON 2 co.. .OUa Main-st. Richmond. Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

ANCHOR LINE y. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
"A GLASl,Ow VIA MOyiI.LL tlondondcIryL
From Per IL. N. r., foot OF LefoySt
Turnoss',, March 81 noon. Archor, M!r,h g. a. n.
Cabin s4S and .55 second-ciass $50 Shortage $50.
Drafts Issued for any amount a. current rates -,
UFNDERsON BROTHERs Bowling Green New YORK.
NONPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSPLANT
~ TIQUE FKENCH LINE TO HAVRE
mpanv Pier new No ~ North River loot OF Mortohss
Ia ROURGOGNE, Frnngeul saturday, Mar. -. D. m
la BRETAGST, d. Jousselin. Sat. March 81. a. IN.
IA or ACSr Bo'ere SATURDAY, An-l 7. r p. m
LOUIS DE BFBIAN. Agent, No Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
DDuro ano hooms.

IN EAST 12D-ST., near 5th-ave.-One large
III aud hall wItI board references.
"a WEST 32D-ST-BcautIl rooms with
~ or W hont Lo.rd abnr dance water on every nos
richly furnished floor private Dah ,r1,ay
before 1. yotfiy arrdDRsment- Ws urea P'''~'
table If de,ired; references gwen and required
AslD-ST.. WEST, 140.--kxtra large. beauu-
~ fully FURNISHED RON large ci.sets sosem sio,
ience; superior table, Nbo kuo''S ny
0ommodated. terms moderate. ---------
Ak EAST ASSIST, desirable rooms for
~ family. party separately excellent table
BROOKLYN
FURNISHED ROOMS to let WITH or without
u bosrdf nice al iinprovs asos Div
~ family home comtots convenieHt fsrriss terhs
nedsrsta II sccond-,t near First plze.
IN FIRST PLACE. Pleasant hall bed
LIT room with xood beard for y0ung gentleman COS
o63ont - exss aad ferrisA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.
Lloyd SS. Co.
,,,IR L S. AND RRAzL Mail SIS. 10.

American Passenger Line -
Thomas, nafhai0- Para. M1ranham, fcrhAnnuCo'
Bahia RIO de- Jsnciro aud Santos connecting fof Monte
,fl.o I,,..r,. Nle- and loIt- ln SOU bern Brazil
Steamship ALIGANCh Wc1n"slny. April T. az p m.
rro,n ,.-.-r'o-f ~o-. " Saturday Apr :. ~ y y
PAUL = GERHARD CO Gen. aga, 80 hroaist y q.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-11-22
CLEVELAND RIPPED UP
With Another Sensation-Cha hairman
of Republican Committee Gives
Himself Up as Forger.

With Another observation-disclosures
of Republican Committee Gives
Himself Up as a Forger.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 1O.--Cleyeland
has another sensation, following upon
the heels of the Axworthy defalcation.
Maj. F. III. Braggins, one of the most
popular men in the city and a promi-
nent politician, was arrested yesterday
afternoon on ia charge Of forgery. 1t
was discovered that he had signed the
name of ex-Mayor w. G.. Rose as in
dorser to several notes. He was taken
into custody and confessed the crime.
Three notes were cashed for Braggins
ahoa, turee weeks ago at Henry Wick
Il Co.'s bank. They were signed bv
Braggins and Endorsed by Rose. One
uf the notes fell due and went to pro-
test. Mr.. Rose was notified and pro-
nounced the Endorsement a forgery
Braggins was sent for. He acknowl-
edged the crime and gave himself up to
the sheriff. Notes aggregating $1,000
were found at several banks, upon all
of which Braggins had forged Mr..
Roses name.
Maj. Braggins was formerly associate
editor of the Leader. He came here
several years ago from Meadville, Pa,
where he owned a prosperous weekly
newspaper. He was at one time clerk
of the Pennsylvania Senate. Since
leaving the Leader, Braggins has en-
gagged in various newspaper enterprises
and has held minor city Offices. He
was chairman of the Republican coun-
ty committee during the last cam
paign and was very activein the work |
connected with that office. He is also
prominent member of the G.. A. r.
He said he was led to commit the
crime by family sickness and business
reverses. M
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-11-22
GIN. HARRlSON'S FATHER.IN-
LAW,
The White-Beafded Clerk Who
Awaits His Coming in WASH
inptOn

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-There is a
venerable gentleman in this CITY who
has been congratulated over the elec-
ton nearly as much as the successful
candidate himself This is the Rev.
DR.: William H. Scott, Mr.. Harrison,s
father-in.law. DR.. Scott is clerk in
the Pension Office. From the door of
the room where he sits he can look out
over the vast court, with its columns
and arcades that was used for Presi-
dent Cleveland's inaugural ball, and
may be used for President Harrison's if
the city postoiiice does not take posses.
sion of it soon.
DR.. Scott is over eighty years old,
but wonderfully well preserved. He is
tall and stoops a little. His face has a
good color. and the lower part of it is
covered with snowy beard.
When asked to-day if he knew any,
thing about Gen. Harrison's move
ments he said: II know nothing now.
1t is hardly likely they will come hero
before Inauguration, though he NAV
come, for there are matters here that he
may want to look after"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-11-22
NORTHWESTERN OHIO
"A Graphic Review of the Results of
the Election.

80 AstNCNtbu.
TOLEDO, Nov. - Northwestern
Ohio Democrats, though somewhat dis
appointed over the general results, are
pretty well satisfied with the local elect
ions, and well they NAV be. The Tenth
district has been redeemed. Two years
ago Jacob R0meis carried the Tenth dis
trict by 800 majority: this year he is
defeated by Col. HAYNES bv 500 ma
lority, a change of 5000 votes in two
years. In the Sixth district BOothman
was elected by $50 majority. This year
MS majority has been cut down to less
than 100 aud his hold upon the position
IS by many still considered doubtful.
Republicans talked long ard loud about
the election Of Capt. Vance and the de-
feat Of Judge Seney, but the Fifth Dis
trict comes up smiling with majority
OF 5000 for Seney, a majority large
enough to satisfy the most fistidions.
Truly northwestern Ohio Is a bright
spot in the history of the country and
the workingmen and the farmers are
being rapidly educated on the tariff
question. In many counties the elec-
ton of Democratic candidates is re-
ported where Republicans have hereto
fore been elected and offices which was
believed the Republicans must capture
have been held for the Democracy. On
local offices in Lucas county there is a
gain of 900 over one year ago. though
Republicans were elected owing to the
heavy Republican majority in Lucas
county.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-11-22

PRocrER 6; GAMBLE, Cincinnati,
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Bncklen,s Arnica salve.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tiol,, or money refunded. Price 25cents
per e..x, Fer sa'c BY 7. Le::s!., "
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Hard features every bunglcr can command;
To draw true beauty shows a masters hand.

THE outline illustrations of the Ivory Soap advertisements have
created much favorable comment ard the requests copies
bccnao numerous have the demand bound
Of Drawing and Painting Book (ze nchcs wentyfour of
the most spirited and pleasing of the advertisements We will send
these books with pad Of wenour sheets of drawing paper
any who will mail according directions below
fifteen Ivory Soap wrappers
PRocTER s; GAMBLE Cincinnati,
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The Homeliest Man in NapoIeon

As well as the handsomest. and others are in
vited to call on any druggist and get free n
trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the throat
and lungs, remedy that is selling entirely
upon its merits and is guaranteed to relieve
and cure all chronic and acute coughs, asth-
ma, bronchitis and consumption. Large bot
ties 80 cents and 81.
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FOLLOW THESE ELECTIONS.

tfe cSHEer in
s@t@T
full tion w pnid requests for DrGaOing Books,
etc. MnSs the center ptrS i
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SNOW STORM.
trains Delayed and Telegraph Wires
Frustrated.

ATCHIsoN, Nov. 0.--The most phe.
nomenal snow storm that ever occurred
In northern Kansas began this morning
ana continued furiously all day. Trains
are all delayed and telegraph wires are
Frustrated in all directions, with the
exception of one line to Kansas City.
In AtchisOn over two hundred tele-
phone lines are broken and so tangled
with electric light wires that the cleo
trio light works have been suspended to
prevent accident.
The snow storm is the heaviest that
has occurred here at any season of the
year since 1878. The extent of the
damage can not be ascertained owing
TO suspended telegraph communica-
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-11-22
RAGING AT KANSAS cry.

KANSAS CtTY, Mo, Nov. 9.-The
rain storm, beginning early Thursday
morning, developed into snow storm
at o'clock this morning and has been
falling ever since. The snow melted
almost as fast as it has fallen. Reports
from Kansas show that the storm is
general all over the State.
SIX INCHES AT QUEBEC.
QUEBEC, Nov. 9.-Six inches IN
snow fell to-day and is still falling.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09

The pastor Of wealthy church welded q
r.ca nan receutly % a very beautiful girl.
who he's beea an iutimats friend for years Of
the parsons wife Sho started from tie
churc1 door ou a trip to Europe, and as the
minister shook congru tulatingly the hand Of
TIC Bew groom be fst q lard substance
sippel into kis own Il turned out 20 he q
hsris0ne lecke. pendant. With tee brides
g. tials sad those q tae pastors wife done in
dl11ouls.
'll put your picture in /. a once, said
The ri,as1d isdy; '.is l. tho frst Wedding fee
thae has como C. me-
So sac posted of 20 Photographer and Ct
dered a reGucel head OF FER husband She
Lsi tarllT got home waes a messenger in
formed her that. folded ard rssoisad and
ilmrsed IN be1 "a the glass, thav lad found
sf10 oiA Tho Rev air ani Mrs. Setter
Service a-o awaiting letter from tho other
sii3 tc know e. vo0u the money belongs. as
tie 5irs rev Dr IS. vows Sc goes with the
iocset. end the iocSet belongs 90 hor.-Ne.v
York Letter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-09

There & 5-l before the New York le9is-
latlus O. establish IA t0at sta.e the Aus
t'aAan' system of vosing Vno ever srp-
po.ed that australia would teach America
bow to protect tie ballotl Verify. tao Gav
wAcn ascaaiay's Traveller from Van Dlemaa's
Larl rlil s,crt on a skstcalag tour in Eng
l2ri hlsten5 20 apacc.
To Ausfraiian system w1s erniainei ~
Allen -borndike Rico IN The North Amari-
can Review sone tirse since. L IS n plan 70
p-evsns intimidation aad bribery. Tho state
pri-ts tho balos and euforccs secret votin--
Zach vo-er IS fcrlishel with ballots OF ali
k.-ls. The bin then save: Zach ele-tor
ta-I, uron recciviug such ballots from the
ha-1t c--r-s, icr.hw.sa seiecs ono ballot Of
each CT tic .int3 whica he Intends 20 voto at
suca elec.ica. and make such attentions. IL
any, ss 10 v..5es 60 make thereon. Ho shall
tasrcupon Immediately destroy in tho PRES
oacc oI sc ballot clerks all the c,sher ballots
receivet by hln. The election ocieers must
n5t furnish 10 any one person information in
regard % the way that any voter cast his bal
los. Only voters and election oficers are 70
b. permitted near the polls. Chicago Times