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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-18
THE VIEWS <,E a PARTISAN,
Orlando Record


1t should be the work OF the Republican party
in the next tour years to uphold and sustain the
hands ot The Republic ms in the Son 'hern States
To this end men with The requisite stamina
ability nad energy should be sent into that sec
ton 40 establish newspapers and crys,aliZp nariv
sentiment. AT least five Southern States are
Republican to-day with fair count, and a uni.
ted front and proper support will compel pnliti.
crl justice. Tennessee, North Carolina Florida
Arkansas and Missouri can be wres,ed from
Democratic 3nAinainn if the course cited is
pursued. Sonlhcrn Democrats are taught rs The
result OF Tins election that it is not 10 their own
best Interests "a maintain solid front against
the Repuhllcdn sentiment of the nation nj larrp
The spirit must be cultivated and rs The rul.
come we shall achieve Il nation united in fact as
it is in name This is an end 10 be desired Nv
every patriotic Republican who rises above tie
Jublla'lon Of mere patty success, and desires o
add his Influence towards the perfection Of HE
republic.
The above IS from the Bloomington
Qllinoi>) Daily Leoder. As a sample OF
gall it stands very near the head Of the
class. l. there any eon.iLl~ jus rro-
son why Southern State, or any number
OF hem, have not the same right to give
Democratic maioritirS as a Northern
State, or any number Of them. have 10
So ~ p"'iiNtI HIdIOIIllc>. Is thcrH
any menace to the government or to the
prosperity OF The country IN a "SoliI
South :" It is a political bugaboo. used
to brighten X pubiicans in order to divert
Their attention from real issues. The
States OF New York and Indiana are ccr-
talniy among the list Of doub,tuI ones.
1t might j">t Is fairly be claimed tina,
with tree ballot. no fraud and fair
count these two, with haif a dozen Others.
are soiidlv Democratic Suppose Demo
Gratis OF stamina, ability and energy .
be Sent into those States to establish
newspapers, enighten the people and do
missionary work. Would not such pol
ICY be an insult to the intelligence Of
those States: And yet it would be in
every way As proper and as patriotic as
the above proposition. The man WHO
could entertain such a proposition cxhiN-
It's Willingness TO be di>loyal to his
country, oppressive to Il section, and u,-
just to a people who are his peers in all
things, for the purpose of pcrpelualing
the hold OF his political party upon the
political Offices Of his country. 1t is evident
that he knows nothing of the people OF
the South, and none too much OF the rco.
pie Of his own section.
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GOODS
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CHATTANOOGA, TEN~., June y, 1883.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga:
Gentemen-In 1881 a friend of mine
contracted terrible case of blood poison.
and AZ once sought the advice Of the best
physicians. After a four months trial.
with a feeling of greatest dependency.
ne lett Chattanooga for Hot Springs,
WHERE he remained three months. The
Treatment there dl ~; sean to do him
any good, AID with a crushed spirit a.l
with dca}n in It's worst torm staring him
III the face, he came homo. He saw an
advertisement at your medicine. AS his
FREUD supplied him with the first few
botti,s was a>tohishcd at the result.
Alter The .hirI Dotllc the sores All di,a,-
pearcd, aud his recovery vas rapid. In
three months he was nar,l at work. AMI
there has been no return OF the disease.
Withhold ms name from the public. but
VII send II III confidence TO any who
write tor il. give this certificate cheer
fully. d. B. DAVENPORT
Is and Is 9th st.
Treatise on Bloc and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer ;, At,
Ianta, Ga.
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TIRE FEVER ylIlss<bxsE.

An illustration OF strange fact is
found IN The experience with the James.
town, now the training slip at Baltimore
On one Of her trips yellow fever appeared
on board, ani several deaths followed.
Subsequently the vessel was lhorouoh)y
renovated and extensively rrpaiIe
Her woodwork WIS steamed. Then she
remained III II ,rthcrn harbors for several
winters. She was finally ordered south
again, and before She reached the fever
district case was developed and the
man died. Above hi, hammock wa,
found quantity of filth. The wool
work was torn out, and the filth re-
moved. But she is s,il fever shin.
and would not like to 90 south in her.
Then, again, is the case Of the Ports
mouth. she once had fever on board.
Long attcrward she was ordered to No.
folk tor repairs. Naval Constructor
Hichborn had charge Of the work. \
number Of his workmen died, and he him
self was taken down with typhoid fever,
and his lite was despaired Of. 1t is true,
that once fever ship, always a fever
ship. WASHINGTON C0pital
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&a0ls EJi. isup~Snr~ 40 win

The total lrly Issue Of all the ally news,apr :
of the Unitei tate, for 1883 was 1871 s44001 nc.
corGins to "Rowell's Newspaper Guide" The
New Yo'N toI3d publs' ed one seventeenth OF NJ .
or S3,3'9S copies. Ia nth,r wprd-. seventeen
newspapers like IA. Wot.ld would take ~. i4lacr of
all OF the ~ daily neW~p tpcrs of The Unici
safes During The year 1888 the circulation of the
W"d has made gigantic strides. aud for the eleven
months ending Nov. 80 it reached 81, SO $50 copies
For the year ii viii reach lO4 900 900 ANA ecu i one
twelfth The total circulation Of all the daily news
papers Oh the country, equal the average circnla
ton of any other rs dailics. just what its exact
circulation may be, will not be known UNI il Jan
|, aud the ed or Of the porti has offered Il reward
OF 500 in c'sh to the reader who VIII make the
nearest guess To the exact number of copies that
VIII be pr ntcd during the year 1885. Gucsscs may
be sent to the Norid up to noon of Dec. "a and The
prize viii be awarded Jan. 10. Here is a chance for
the b light wits and lucky ones. sharpen your pen
ellis and get out your dream books. No person
viii be allowed more Than Guess but every per
son in family may have one.
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1889.
Harper'5 ala gazine.
ILLUS RATIO.

HARPER MAGAZINE i the most useful. ent rtaini q
and beau f1l ier d. nj in the world Among The :
"'ehoS i' 1851 viii bea neN norrln America =, ry
ei''''eo jupiter Lights b. CONTAIN, =. Woods NJ
h""@'rA'l"!s u shake pears Comedies by f. ArRrv
SeF''7 o. ar lccs - russia, iid-;rled by t. pg TrL
HfEVr; paper on tn noninion Of Canada AMI char,c
t1fi7'Ic S'fiH hF Et,gi.ES DUDLEY WARxEn: three
~ Norwegian Stn'e>. b. HJoRvsrJARNE BJoxx,oS Inns
Ua'eu Comm 'diS, hi 'ric Al p!ay bv the au,h
o. u n HUT i u rsted BY J. Il. WEGuELlN etc The
H'''"F'l oepTf nent> are conducted by George VII
-" ~'Mr's WILLIAM LEAN howrLI> AID CHARLES
DUDLEY WARNER.
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Square is one inch in space 10 squares make q col
umn Advertisements inserted less than one month 81
per square for first and 50 for each subsequent in
serton.
Advertisements unaCcompaned hv the CASH, except
under contract, wiz not receive attention.
If the money enclosed does cover he number of
insertions ordered it will be inserted less number of
times.
Advertisements not marked with the number OF times
will inserted until forbid. and charged Accordingly.
All contract advertisers whose amount Of space And
ength of time fixed by above will he required
confne their advertising strictly to their business
unless otherwise stipusted.
Legal advertisements at lawful rates.
All bills for advertising due after first publication
of advertisement
ey No Loo i or Special Notices inserted among read
ng They will appear in Local Advert or
Special Notice column
Local notices 10 4 line for first insertion and
Cents line for each subsequent insertion.
Special Notices. in solid nonparei type. cent
word for each insertion. onegh,h page.
Obituaries exceeding four lines will be charged same
advertisements.
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WHICH =:
WHICH
WIFE OR WHISkEN
THE BABES OR THE BOTTLE:
HOME OR HE'LL


" Where did YOU get that, and what
did you nail it up there for: ?" | asked the
merchant.
81 wrote that myself and nailed it ~
there" was his reply, and | will ted
YOU the story of that card. some time
ago found myself falling into the drink
ing habit. would ran out once in awhile
with visiting customer, or at the invita-
ton Of a travelling man, or on every slight
occasion that offered soon found that my
business faculties were becoming dulled,
that my stomach was continually ont of
sorts, my appetite failing, and a constant
craving for lchoholic Slimllauts becom-
ing dominant. saw tears in the eyes of
my wife, wonder depicted on the faces Of
my children, and then | took long look
ahead. One day sat down at this desk
and half unconscouslv wrote the n~crp-
ton on that card. On looking at it upon
its completion, its awful revelation burst
upon me like flash. | nailed it up there,
and read it over a hundred times that af
ternoon. That night went home sober,
and have not touched drop of intoxi-
eating liquor since You see how start
ling is its ALTERATION. Now have no
literary proclivities, and | regard that
card as an inspiration. 1t speaks out
three solemn warnings every time look
at it, The first is voice from the altar,
the second from the cradle, and the third
and last from"
Here my friends earnestncss deepened
ii to a solemn shaking Of the head, and
with that he resumed his work.
don't think violate his confidence by
repeating the story of that card. In fact,
if it should lead to the writing Of similar
cards to adorn other desks think he will
be UNNECESSARILY enthusiastically
Ercninl CuW.
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Terms of subscription.
WHEN HER LOVE COMES BACK.

When he comes back III say the fault was mine;
Forgive me, OH my love, let pardon shine
Upon these Tears that have not ceased to flow
Since offended thee and saw thee 90
With flaming anger on thy brow benign
NV heart is wasted with the fires magn
CT vain regret. On with A smile of thine
Restore my peace Thus will tell my woe
When he comes back
To pity error is grace divine:
Twill move him nut to see how repine.
Is that his step: Now, then, I'll let him know
Just what | think of temper's pettsh show
I'll make him suffer anguish most condign
When he comes back,
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There were only 400 deaths by vel
low fever IN Florida out OF $500 p r;on,
at ackea-less than one in ten. Th.re i
frequently greater mortality in typhoid
aud diphthrra, and it looks now as if
obedience to the rule, Keep cool aud be
prudcnt," would reduce the PERCENTAGE
greatly. Boards of health with skin and
plenary power-that is de first need
Frank Leslie.
The Gh,to2n "Thera's sometime
behind this" said the man as he was
kicked down the front steps.
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~ zap as st3~

j. Nnlore', own iln~ .uXaliVr. Il ! he most
"ANiy i'i<r", and tAe moss effective remedy
&noWn To Clrap-c lie System when Bilious or
Crs'ivc I" ii ~, Headaches, Cpl}~ and Fever;
+" Care IIt3i'n5i C"n~iiral on indigestion, Pics.
etc. Mann cured nnly hy 'hr California Fig
Sy'np Company, san Francisco CAL For sale
by VI Lively Feb o.1S9s1v
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Mo>>> Oh the good things of This life
S are sorrowlullv let alone on ac.
count OF Dyspepsia. Ackcr's Dyspepsia Tablets
will cure Dyspepsia Indigestion and Constipa-
ton; sold on a positive guarantee al 25 ard 80
cents, by NJ. Lively druggist. Feb. 16-4+eow
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Entering the Office of well-known
merchant, | lifted my eyes and found
myself confronted with the brightest and
most thrilling temperance lecture | ever
steered myself against in the whole course
of my life 1t was an inscription marked
with pen ON the back of a postal card
nailed to the desk. The inscription read
as follows:
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HARPia'S PERIODICALS.

me Noiam's 81 the NAG be ,in with the Yprhars
Tor June a. December OF each year Whe, no ,;n, :;
SFeVii'd subscriptions viii begin VITA the Vnn,,.r
rent at time of receipt Of order
'punu VOLUMES OF H1ps"S Nigt:ise or three years
back, in neat clpih binding will be ssnt nv na,1 .
pad IN receipt of $500 per Volume Cio,t ,,as
oiaoi's' % cents each-by mail post paid
''''eA 10 M"Ps'S utgas"e, Alphabetical, Anslyticl
,n,n 'oI 'o!omes to %, inclusive from une
io'o' 10 June 1888 one vol $40, Cloth, 90.
''pces should be made by Post Office Money Or
der or raft to avoid chaxce of loss.
- f " " "o' 20 copy Mis ADVERTISEMENT ,cii1oat ne
cypress order ef HARPER & BaoruErs
'uu''ss HARPER & BROTHERS, New York
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Ier's .>.ft."Gs an t'e FL"iIDsAN, both +
one VIA. a., oity - #
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-22

The District Court met on Monday
..o ,7,b inst. at $50 A. NJ. A venire for
. g,aod Jury was issued. and same re.
,a,,sd served at 2 P. NJ from which the
following citizens we're selected to serve
a., grand jury at this sitting and were
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-22

Last Wednesday George Gordon OF
Big Valley, Shasta county. wa' ursNi'e
with his family toward Cottonwood,
when his sam was attacked by swarm
Of yellow jackets. The horses ran away
the family was thrown out and more or
less bruised. aud one Of the horses was
stuug to death.
Sam Harris and John Wood oil South
Bend. Pacific county. Oregon, are near
neighbor., hut are politically opposed
each owns l6Oacresof good farming land
and they have stakel them on the le
suit Of the Presidential election. II
Harrison is successful Wood takes oott
farms; il Cleveland gets in, then Harrll
will be the owner. Each farm - worti
50. 800.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-22
COUNTY aroonoEa'. OFFICE
Busis-ss Transacted During the two
Weeks Ending sept. ~, 1854

Spring: Summit Spring, east Of Pan
AGA; located Sept. 4, by Paul Sucetti.
U. s. Patent. Issued to Jas. J. Smith
and George Morton for the Legal Ten
der Lode, TEN Piute Mining District;
dated June %, 1884. @@r
U. 8. Patent: Issued to Jas. j. Smith
and George Morton for the Standard
Lods and Mill.site; TEN Piute Mining
District; dated April IL. 1854.
U. 8. Patent: Issued to Jas. ]. Smith
an George Morton for the Sterling Lode
anil Mill-tite. TEN piute Mining Dis
trict; dated June 2, 1884.
Deed: A. veitch to J. Eisenmann,
dated Sept. 8. 1888: conveys LIT 80 in
block 80 in Phoebe; consideration $3.50.
Mining Location: Alameda No. )
Lode, Pahranagat Lake Mining District
located August 26. by George Bl, the
and Michele Lacrosse
| Spring: Black Willow Sp'iug. q
miles south.ea Of St. Thomas; located
July %, by Edward H. Syphuf ant
Frank Bungus,.
Mining Location: Ratchet Mine, Pah
ranagat Lake Mining District; locate
July Is, 1888 by George Blythe.
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Clothing Department.

In this Department we offer
bargains superior to any here
,ofore given in this vicinity
ard cal special attention to
our stock of Overccats and
suits for Men, Youths and
Boys; Hats and Caps, AMI our
extensive line of Boots and
Shoes.
Gents Furnishing Goods IN
great variety and Of the bsss
quality. An examination nere
will most certainly oonvince
you. go.
Our prices on Buck Gloves
are SO per cent lower thar
formerly, and our Stock TN
Largest that has been oarrte'
for years.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-22

The yuba Water Co. has begun la.iog
water pipes from its tank at No. 3 shalt
The pipes are to be brought down Ely
and Main st. to point opposite Mead.
ow Valley street.
Sheriff Turner will leave for Carson
next Monday, having in charge Chr's,y
Farrell, who is sentenced to one years
Imprisonment in the State Prison for an
escape from jail.
10 holding over until the next sitting
Of Court here, the grand jury will have
40 opportunity to invesiie ate a number
Of informal criminal charges which are
talked Of freely.
The carload Of copper bullion pro-
duced at the Roe Bros. furnace at Brls-
toll, sold at Salt Lake for ll.55 cents
per pound. 1t assayed over o. per cent,
pure metal.
| Several parties from out Of town CANT
in Thursday afternoon to take out the
final PAL crs; but were too late. Cour
had adjourned and the Judge was gone
Two pounds of ore from the north vel
Of the Yuha were melted last week as q
experiment, the result being ten ounce
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noands Of tn Press.

Last April we Published. as an April
Fool JOKE, piece to the eject that one
Of Charley Balls cows had a calf with
three les q aud only one eye. The Tuscarora
Tunes Review started the ball rolling
the other day by publishing the item as
recent occurrence, and our Nevada and
California papers have twisted the item
out Of snaps. Following are the altera.
tons so far noticed in our exchanges:
Tuscarors Times: One Of Charley
Balls COWS had calf with one eye ard
three legs in pioche the other day.
Virginia Chronicle: At Tuscarara last
week one Of Charley Balls cows had
calf with three legs and only one eye.
Reno Gazette: At Tu.carora last week
one Of old Charley Balls cows had call
with three legs and only one eye.
Virginia Enterprise: At Tuscaror'
last week two Of oil Charley Balls cow
had a calf with three legs and ouly ON
eye.
San Ffanei co Report: At Reno, New.
last week, two Of old Charley Ball
cows had calf with three heads, en-
eye aud only one leg.
The above will give an idea Of tn
twisiipgs paragraph is subjected to !
going the rounds Of the press.
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Dry-Goods Department.

IN tie Dry-Goods Depart
ment we ave Offering special
bargains in order to make
room for our Spring aud Sum-
mer Goods now In transit.
Note the following: blankets,
and Robes, Fed Comforts, Elan
nels, Ladies Heavy skirts, La
dies, Misses ard Children's
Wooden Hose, Gents Fine
wooden Half Hose, Ladies,
Misses and Childfen's Cloaks
aud Newmarkets, Jersey Jack
cts, Wooden Dress Goods, Wool.
en- Hooas, Nubias, Scarfs anf
Heavy Mitts.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-22

CONTEMPT During the preliminary |
examination Of juror in the District
Court, Wednesday, In crimiusi case,
jurw summoned from out Of town was
excuse from sitting and ordered to ~
pear At subsequent time, for contempt
Of court, In having, after reaching town,
engaged 10 conversation a. to the merits
Of the case on which he was to serve.
Judge Fitzgerald afterward, in passing
upon the matter, imposed 90 fine, but
said that II the offence was repeated he
wouli d, 20, since Jurors sometimes At
tempt TO di qualify themselves from jury
duty BY engaging ia conversation
on the merits Of Gaze after being sum.
moned t, appear, and that be would not
tolerate IL.
Frank Codbe. In this issue. announces
him,elf ~ . candidate for the Office Of
County Treasurer subject to the decision
Of the Republican County Convention.
MI. Godbs has been among ~ for eight
years psst. in the employ Of the Bullion
vile Smelling Co., and the Phoebe Con.
Mining O.. as local manager and general
accountant. He is thoroughly qualified
ior the offise he seeks, and il nominated
and elected, will make an efficient ant
capable officer.
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COAST NE VS..

Several miners are working claims and
taking out fairly good ore at Pauamint'
The yield Of grapes from the Natoma
Vineyard this season has amounted to
$4,000 tons.
In Arizona each Justice Of the Peace
and registration clerk is paid % cents
for registering voters.
The Folsom Telegraph Gays it takes
the railroad trains six hours to make the
22.mile run from Sacramento.
A chicken ranch on Ohanna Creek,
| near Portland. Oregon. has 1000 laying
hens laying l,60) eggs . month.
A new town is springing up mar Hell
ens, NJ. T., and the residents have de-
clared that no Chinaman can live and dc
business in their midst.
The valleys Of Southern Oregon arr
said to be overrun with eastern cattl'
BUYERS, and in consequence beef cattl'
are bringing good figures.
A pack.mule laden with $50 pounds Q
giant powder rolled down bank nea
Downieville last week. When he struc
bottom there was not enough left to bur
decently.
The jury in the Lowell case at Place
r vile have found each and every OF
!. guilty, u. charged 10 the indictmen
/. Myers and Olsen broke down and wsl
!, aloud. The penalty is hanging.