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Daily Republican., 1889-03-09
Wauamaker's.


PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, March Q, 1889.
A Bordered-Dr
season. OF course SO pleas.
ing a style runs into Black
goods. Surprising what
grace an along the-edge
band of ottoman, or tape, OF
cord, or camel-hair effect
gives the sombelest stuff.
ou'll find the Bordered
Blacks mostly among the
Serges and Armures-$1.2i
to 81 80 a yard.
Northwest of centre.
Saxon Art Ware, Rudol
stadt decorations.
The exquislsely graceful
creations that delight a con
noisseur-Old Ivory, Prin
cess, Gobelln, Emil, Cora
They came to us On tn
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09

Secretary Whitney is the one man
Of the last administration that retires
from the Cabinet entitled 10 the thanks
OF his countrymen. During his term
as Secretary of the Navy he has had a
number OF new ships built, and placed
our navy in more effective condition
than it has been for some time, but
still, il must not be forgotten that the
plans for this elective work were con.
ceived by his Republican predecessor.
But Secretary Whitney executed the
work and tor this he Is entitled 10 and
will receive the greatest credit. II will
now depend on his successor to take
up the work where he lett of, and con
tinue II until We have a navy that will
be able 10 compete with that OF any
nation on the earth,
The time has been in the history Of
our country when we did not need q
navy, as in the event OF war with 8
foreign nation every sailing vesse
could, be and many were transformed
into effective men OF war. Some Of
the greatest naval achievements wer,
performed by vessels OF this class, bul
that day has passed, and the great i'm
provements that have within a few
years, been made in vessels and heavy
guns, render such es we formerly de
pended upon OF very little if any us,
now, and therefore it is absolutely
necessary that we shall have navy
We also need heavy guns equal Il
those possessed by other nations, ant
as the work has now been com
menced and is well under way, it will
deyolvc upon the present administra
ton TO conduct it TO a successful termi
Haiion.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09

The shock of the earth experienced
last evening, while not alarming, was
by no means pleasant, but fortunately
very few persons were aware al the
time that we were being shook up by
old mother earth. Had this shock
been predicted, and the people been
expecting it, there ia no doubt but it
would have caused a general alarm. 1t
would certainly be interesting to know
the true cause of these unwelcome Wis
itations. When we were schoolboys
we read in the old Biographies about
hurricanes, cyclones and earthquakes
in other countries, but within a tew
years we have commenced TO expert
ence them here in our own homes,
therefore it would be highly satisfac-
tory TO know why this is so. While
the people OF the United States are
anxious to enjoy everything possible,
they are very willing to do without
hurricanes, cyclones OF earthquake s
and would much rather read abou
them than experience them.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09

to be called handfome, especially the
young ladies. But this is simply impos-
slb!e as long as their face is covered with
pimples, blotches and sores. But wait,
There is no need of this; one or two
bottles Of Sulphur Bitters will remove
all such designations, and make your
iac0 fair aud rosy.-Fannie Bell, Ed.
tress.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09
DouLa Ke.gIliening into Iiape


Aud hope into certainty, is the pleasing
transition through which the mind OF the
nervous, dyspeptic invalid passes who
tiles course of Hostettor Stomach Bit
tiers, which is alike Incompatible and in
imitable. Increased vitality, gain in
weight, tranquility Of the nerves, sound
sp; elite aud sleep are among the blts. :
ings which it Is within the hcneaciert
p Wer OF this medicine to confer, and IL is
not surprising ihat after SECURING this
new hoSry OF health the grateful sick
should sometimes utter their praises OF
the Bitters in terms b0rdeli1R on extraya.
ganee. "Out OF the fulness of tue heart
the mouth speaketh," and tue prOpyie-
tors of HOstetteris Stomach BltteFs have
sometimes been Obliged y suppress these
euloglums l0ast they s. ould he accused OF
blowing their own tfumpst too loudly.
For constipation, billousHess, kidney
complaint aud incipient rheumatism the
bitters is also deservedly popular
remedy.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09

The announcement is made by cable
that Germany has accepted the pro-
position made by this country for an
arbitration commission, and also that
special German commissioner has
been appointed for Samoa, and the OBJ.
jechonal Consul Knappe recalled.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09
pALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD.
- Schedule In effect dec. 9. 1853
TN ANA I,FAVE mr. A M Ann Avn nt

RALTrMoRE = OHIO RAILROAD y,
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DE
POT EAST BOUND.
express trains.
Philadelphia, week days, % 20, no. 7 90.
a. g. IS s e. %, 40 q u u y, m; .i1 q 90
. Philadelpnis, Sundays. $50. 7os. I q.
% 20, s IS, 10, 80 20, 9 90 D m. ~
ss'isss T;'a ea z; = e! g. a. Sc ~
IS 70, ~, . 10. ! Os. ! % . m: -.
l. u. 2 m, as 20, / %. . 90. ssa 'saa. sas,
WEST BOUND,
baltimore and Washington, 500, sl13 81
M 2ts, ~ 20 mi az 40 niEht. An daily.
% m daily except sunday.
U ", Sos sna fittsours. Al, 40 night. 1873
Olncinnsti and st. Louis. 'ii 81, q m and
Tso . N; both daily.
sinSsriy accommodation, 30 and II 10 D
LandenborS Accommodation, week day,
II 90 m 2t5 and t2sp m, sundays Isl
TR e rs t sz G, MARKET ST. STATION.
sunday gnFfs sf Bnin 2sS p daily except
For Landenberg, s.sa. M, io.s ssps sunday m .
rs ?. m. daily. except Sunday; AIS a, IN. en-
'I pIai.nu enis; w S'i i, 2; m. daily.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WHINING.
:, Doaily, 'l2o5A. M, $3.50, 1000 .u.oo a m.
liz 10 ~ nG 10 So, 400, $50. $50. sd 100
:. D "a eTcePt Sunday, $50 and as a. NJ,
sunday only, 5.3i n IN,
Telephone. No. ls3,
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
q. d. SCULL. w. III. CLEMENTs,
Genl I'ass. Agent General Manager,
nlb-lf
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09

After rain follows sunshine stop
That cough and cure consumption by
using
Warmers Log Cabin Cough aud Con-
sumption Remedy
and yon will tnd the sunshine of health
soon following. Two sizes, Sl.uO aud so
cente.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09

Why does Devoe's Brilliant Burning
Oh sell 60 rapidly Because 1t gives tho
one thing needful-a beautiful white
light. For ssle only by J, Il. Hudson &
Co, OIL Depot, Is Market street, VII
mington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09

To look upon bright, beautiful baby
and remember that the only medicine it
ever takes is DIR. Bulls Baby syrup,
certainly converts another family to the
use OF the remedy.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09

For photographs go to Holland. II
makes the finest photographs in the city
ct the very lowest prices. Gallery, 3Oi
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09
wANAMAKER q BROWN.
wANAHsAKER q BROWN.
Saturday, March 8, 1889.
This is the day of large sales in our
Ready-Made Departments.

IN YEVE NOT DONE with the bargains in Overco,t,
NM We have than We want and the price is now
w altogether your SIDE There is a large SAVING
for next scason-as much $40 a Fine Coat.
Spring Overcoats. Quite lot Two three Of kind II
Its your size what's the difference So S.: that's ALL
Special lot Of Sliincd overcoats SIS. See them bc6n
buying.
All the returned Custom Suits Mems, much MOI.
than half price. Take time to be fitted The place to save
dollars
Trousers low in price as 81. So
The $3.50, 81 and $3.50 Trousers formerly S. So and
81.
The Boys Short Pants (knce) Alwool short strong and
wonderfully long wear. Too many Of them.
They were $780, now sIoo.
Another lot So co. $3.50.
Another lot $780, S2.oo.
All the Extra Fine Suits Boys that sI2 s now
$500
An unring effort is being made reduce all our Win
ter goods and it is to your advantage to know it.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
EEtSttItARy oa,h teao
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
SUNDAY TRAINS.

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Tor Philadeiphia texpress), 200, asa l2o,
o. ~, II 81 4, m, q, "A, % and 10 20 D. N.
!. Accom- ,n M odation sb .. M, ifIa. In, siio.
A "a Hoi Shests, ieSPressl. 1908 10. IL 81 . H.,
a A6csso,%Dnod4iion. lis ma nIs. In. sIO
For New York te1prsss), 2 90, zSz, q 20, 700.
= u 10, IL 81 .. m, ~ 10, n, esA 'e2S, % and
.I TpE y % q Chester. via Lanokin. slsA. n"
,,FoI Qspe Charles, OLD Point Comfort. ana
For New Castle, Klrkwood, Middletovn.
Clayton Dover. FELTON,. Harrington, fridge
villc, seaford. Laurel and Delmar, IL 05 hight.
oil % 4 M. CO. e S. Z .. m. and T. q
Night. h.lt,more, Z. 90 p m, and u ls Night.
nipEton teKpressI, 80, 20. sai, 40, Il ID
A. NJ. SOS, ST. II. 10 u. 30 and II. 81 r. M.
. Accommodation, q. as, 10, 70 A. NJ, II. IS a. 06,
s.l0, s.S5. 10. D and u. n Y. ~,
For further Information. .kaisengers are re-
feIred TO the ticket once al The station.
Trains marked thus ~ arc limited eKnre1I,
upon which extra fare IL enATEed.
General hsnaasr General Passenger AZ,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09

The sight OF an ugly innamed boil or
core to say nothing OF its dangerous
tendency, should induce any sufferer 10
try LaSsdor the intslllbie remedy for
these troublesome blood disorders
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09

i.oO vases Tor Sl2
So Vases for s5.75
T.75 Vases for f275
% Vases for S1,25
81 Vases for soc
SIS Groups for $40 pair
$50 Busts for $40 pair
SIS Figures for 90 pair
$3.50 Figures Tor "a a pair
$40 Pitchers for SI75
u Elephants for Sl.25
81 Birds for 75c
1915 Baskets forf3
AIT has crowded Nature in
many of these shapes. They
are the sort that becomes
heirlooms.
Second floor, second gallery.
Time to think of Floor
Linens. Look around. II
you don't know what they
should be, take plenty oil
time. Ask questions, COM
psre. If you are Linen
wise, the looking and conn.,
pairing won't take long. No
doubt about whsre you'll
bring up at last.
New patterns, gray and
white, 81 to 1870 inches, 4Oc
to 81 rs.
Red cross-bsr, Sc to 176
inches, 81 to So %
The seasons novelty 10
Turkey Red aud brown, in
neat figures, absolutely fast
colo's, sc and 176 inches,
$l.l0 and $3.50.
Rooms measured and
estimates made--ires in
town, car fares out.
Near women's Waiting Room
Three smooth, strong
hardwood rods. say six feet
long, knobbed at each end
and stood up tripod shape,
like muskets STAG k c d.
Hooks, shelf and chain at
tachments You can hang
things on and in and around
1t till you're lost 10 wonder.
Fog the hail. for the bedroom
(beats a dozen chair backs),
tor the sewing room, tor
the patlor-tireless arms to
hold, hold, hold. Neat, snug,
handsome. At $a.a5 they
slipped Out right merrily.
We take 1900 in a 6meh
and make tie price $3.50.
Basement, north of centre.
Photograph Albums at
halt the FIRST cost, 81 so to
So. Leather bipdings--calf,
morocco, and fancy styles. A
loE went out in one day a
week ago. Manufacturers
samples.
Northwest of centre.
About once a year we are
likely to get hold OF such a
lot OF Fans. More than a
thousand, Samples picked
by the Paris and Vienna
makers to sell their stock.
by. Be sure they did NO
choose the worst. We hanc
them along to you at a frac-
tion OF the regular retail
/ cost.
Paper Fans, l5c to SOC
Satin Fans, zoe to 81
: Gauze Fans, 81 to $3.50
Feather edge Fans. Doc TO sl.5O
Painted and plain; bon
!. sticks and olive wood sticks
! A very few sorts two aiik.
mostly one of a kind. FRS
choice is worth being quic.
3 for.
e Northwest OF centre.
/ Will you wait Tor Furni
ture Slip Covers till til
Spring r,sh stats? STUFF
and Workmen are ready.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09
BEAUTIFUL SNOW !
How are You Fixed For IT.

206 Market street is thoroughly pre-
pared for II with plenty Of all kinds OF
Rubber Footwear
Rubber Boots--W oonsocket, Good
year and other best makes. Light and
heavy-weightS. Rubber Boots for
for ladies', misses, children, boys and
men.
Rubber Overshoes--lIigh-bu button Are
tics, Alaskas, spriug-heel rubbers for
Ladies', misses and children.
Buckle ATctics and extra wide
Waukenphast rubbers Tor mon.
Coarse boots for men and boys; big
stock.
You find prices always the lowest
at
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09

Cast your rs along this
line and come and see whai
wonderful bargains we are
offering you in Overcoats.
Any man that does moi
know that we sell him an
Oyercoat for $500. worth
SO, or one for SO, worth
SIG, or better yet enc tor
$40, wo,th SIG, SO o n,
will be grateful for the
Information we now give to
that effect. Boys and chill
dren in proportion.
Also many bargains in
odd pants would pay to buy
for iuture use, il you do not
need them now. Give us a
call. We will welcome you
whether you buy or not.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-09

great trade-tide that . all
the time surging through
the store. Fresh from the
shops, every outline, every
tint perfect. Yours the first
world-fngers to touch them.
VIII you care less for
them because they're third
or half the usual prlcesf
$3.50 Vases for sl2
$l2 Vases for s5.75
s7.75 Vases for 1915
s3 Vases for S1.25
81 Vases for soc
SIS Groups for $40 q pair
$50 Busts for $40 pair
S15 Figures for % pair
SS,75 Figures Tor "a a pair
$40 Pitchers for SI75
" Elephants for S1.25
% Birds for 75c
1915 Baskets forS3
AIT has crowded Nature in
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In Loving Memory of
DIe. THOMAS T.. WIsA<sG.

Born, Jan. 5tb, 1919; Died April 11th, 1889
A native OF Savannah, Gu, but Tor wears Il
practcng physician of q incy, Fla. He vas
brave soldier of the Gonlcderacy, and after The
great disaster showed he indomitabe force of
his character by ecqniring his profession under
almost overwhelming difficulties. He was a
good man, an honest, upright, courageous man
OF fine intellect, sound Judgment, ana one who
did his duty faithfully under all circumstances.
lis profession, to which he was devotedlv at
tached, enabled him to alleviate suffering and
soo,he distress No one, however lowv their
situation in life, appealed to him in vain His
charity was only limited by his power to be,
stow, and many hearts J Iced for the loss OF
their loved friend and physician. Asa husband
he was faithful, loving, gentle and thoughtful :;
a father. IA considcrate friend, an indulgent
tutor. o! every attribute necessary for full
manhood he was possessed in highest measure
As useful, honorable citizen, no one excelled
him, and few will lie found who can fill his
place. A FRIEND in Savannah News
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CONNOISSEURS

All over 'bc United States have pronounced
my Sour Mash Whskey Royal Slifnuant In
Valds can safely use II because o. IT. absoluie
purity, its mel0wncgs and excellence AT the
Exposition in New Orlcans it was recognized as
the finest " hiskey. receiving q Cold Medal over
all Sour Mash WhskIcs displayed from NV
State |. ". HARPER Di-tler,
Nelson county. Kentucky
Consumers will please note TIA, | have but
one auihofiz ID AGENT in city.
Sold in tallahassee Fla
b; julius BALL & BRO,
Sole Agents
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Democratic PrHspecs. for 1892

NIObc. Dem
In any way of looking at It The prospects of
the democracy in 1892 are bright for victory.
All that IS needed IS erganiz ,,on, courage and
stead!aslnesS of purpose. There must be no re-
treat from The ground of high and progressive
principle which the party took in the last CAM
paign, and which the people sustained By 90 900
pluraliIy
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Miss Langham (rra,ing ar American paperl
Dir: de Yank
Mr.. de Iank OF Boston)-I don't think it
much stranger than yours Bat why?
Well, this paper gives an account Of game
o. base bali Il think they call il, and it says
that Chnnry saw red hot bali coming for
him in GENRE field, but he promptly frcze to H.
Lawrence on iss.) American.
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Quincy Herald: Mrs. Fannie S. Byrd, of
Tallahassee, has been the guest of Mrs John p
Jordan this week IL. Mr. Wallace Q larterman
came up from Tallahassee few days ago to Wis.
it his father. Bailey Edwards the painter, has
Isl finished a heavy contract for Gilmore and
Davis, and next week will begin on another
job for the same firm. He is an excellent work
man, and such men are ALWAYS in demand
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Notice Of Attachment t.

II The Circn1i Cour' q the second ,Judicia, Cif-
cul, N and tor Liberty County, Florida.
John \. Graham Y. James l. G4tc.--Ati4c4 anen,
IT, Lta,o, l.. Gate>
You are are hereby notified that d writ of attach
ment has been issued against You, and Your prop
erty attached To satisfy the demand ol Ohm A. era
tS20,20J) dollars. Now unless you shall appear,
plead or demur 10 the declaration Il ed therein IN
the office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of tic
Second Judicial Circuit o! Florida tor Liberty
county, at Bristol, or before Monday, the secoDd
day Of September, y. d. 1880 JUDI will be rem
dered against You and your properly sold to satisfy
said demand
E " L'r\GLE.
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few weeks ago my wife suffered very much from
disease of the scalp and received relief
from the various remedies she used until he tried CUr
CURA. The disease promptly yielded to this treatment
and in short while she entirely well There has
been OF the disease. and CUTICURA ranks No
in our estimation for diseases OF the skin
REV. j. PRESLEY BARRETT. d. D..
Raleigh y. {.
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NFSTIRII.En TRAM.
Mond.x. "Wednesday and Frid.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE

Train leaving Townsville al rs IT, -
Sleeping Car 10 New York. .sr,es y
Trlin leaving Waycross ~ 4.l3 u. RsHsf.
Sleeping Car 10 Cincinnati. via (, l. v " carries Z
Train leaving Townsville al 2 80 H. % p !,
Traa leaving Vi ~ wayeross ar 9o0 n va 1s'
and Albany at l2Ss, night, carries seepSi
Cincinnati. :. .srrssz
Train leaving waycross al 1910, nign'' ''''
tc Savannah. ,,-sse -
Tnrorgn tickets sold TO al points Bag
through Also sleepiug-car herios {, saspnEg !
n g. snEMIN eaa.nt n General PISS =
7. j. WRIGHT, Agent at Mont Cello
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must extend you the thanks OF one of my custom
erS, who has he cured by using the CUTCURA RENE
of old caused by long pei OF sickness
fever eight years He 80 bad he fearful he
would have have his LEG amputatcd. hut j. happy to
say he is entirely w,l-sOund a d dollar. He
quests 10 u-eh his which i II. II. CAsoN mcr-
chant Of this place JOHN V. MINOR. Druggist
Gain6 sbOrO. Tenn.
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Friedrich I. Roberts, NJ d, Professor IN
University College, London, Eng, Examiner in
Acdcincs, Royal College Of Surgeons, says in
reference to advanced kidney disease: Con.
plications are met, such as consumption, heart
disease, morbid conditions, liver affections.
Warmers Safe Cure cures these affections by
putting the kidneys in healthy condition,
thereby enabling them !" cXpel the waste OF
poisonous matter from the system
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE.

200 acres Of rich hammock, about ten acres clelred
situated fifteen miles west of Quincy, Fla, on + X
( y. K H., for lands in Polk county, Fla or stock.
cattle sheep, or will sell one after cash h Il.
ance three years. Address.
JAS. K. DAVIS, Barlow, Fla
I. s. GwYNN, Tallahassee. May 2s;5m
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F.. VI. L'ENGLE,
ID. S. WALkE JR
Plaintiff : Attorneys.
May 23Lh, le>9- 3m
Notice Of Incorporation.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ undersigned persons have formed company
for the purpose Of constructing, maintaining ana
operating Il railroad, Tram road from Lake
Foineett to Rock Ledge and Cocoa, with priv Kcgc
Of extending to Cay Point about parallel with the
Indian River, through III towns OF Rock Ledge and
railroad or tram road company Is lndian River
ana Lax Poinsett Railwa, Company. The rail.
road i, 70 from Lake PoiuSctt Roci1 Ledg.
and Cocoa, with privilege oi extension 10 Civ
Point, through Roci, Ledge, Cocoa ana City Point
about parallel with the river, to ii miles in length
all in Brcyard county, Fla The companys capital
stock consists Of one hurdrcd shares OF one nun.
dred dollars each, 10000 iii ALL with privilege Of
increasing stock to 80 shares at 100 dollars each
The unt resigned compose lis first Board at Di
rcctors, this March 9TH 1>>!'.
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Cuticura Remedies

Are positive cure for every form Of skin, scalp and
blood disease with loss of hair from pimpes scrofu
la, except possibly ichthyosis.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcURA, so cents; SOAP
25 cents REsoLvEST, 81 Prepared by the POTTER DRUs
AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
SE- Send for How Cure skin Diseases "a pages
80 illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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From the Louisville Courier Journal
The t1ther-ln law of Mr. Harrison's son seen,
to DC Kind OF government pap
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Ia the Circuit Court, Second judicial Citcujt, tor
Liberty County, F.oTida-In CnaDcery.
John A. Graham James L. GATES, George Hills
and Humphrey Pierce, Ephraim {. COT and
Henry Sherry, Trustees-bill for Injunction and
other Relief.
1t appearing from the affidavit of John A. Ora
ham. the complainant in the above canse, lDaf all
OF the said defendants non-rcsden,s Of the Stat
Of Florida and that the residence Of tie said james
/. Gates and George Hills is in The city Of Miwsu
kie and State Of Wisconsin, and that the resi!cnce
Of the said Humphrey Pierce, Ephraim e. Gof nd
Henry Sherry, Trustees, is in the city OF Appleton
and state OF Wisconsin, and that All Of >aiA defend
ants are over twenty-Ole Years of age. Jppn mo.
ton o. complainant it Is ordered tlat tie said de
iendlnt~ james i. Gates Geovgc Hills and Hum
phrey Pierce, Ephraim {. t,oH ant Heary Sherry.
trustees, make answer or deMur u tie sad bin IF
compliant on or before the first .y O. July next
the SAIL bIt Will be taken confessed ItOriisd.
hat publication OF this order b.. made once a wcel.
for fpu~ consecutive weeks, in NE Wcealv FLoR1D.
IAN, newspaper published 10 IL ely ii TaNthas
see. ia said Circuit
Dom md ordered by ne this l7.h day 0: May.
A d l>>9
SEAL D. q NARkELL,
Clerk Of Circuit Court Liberty county. Florida.
BY ". j. SOLOMON. Deputy
May -tlth, le>4-4t
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NOT A PIMPLE ON HIM NOW.

had with Eczema. Hair all gone.
scalp covered with erMEaious.
ThOss.hs his hair Nv0nid rcVrs.
grow Cared hN S'usicur;s ESesRe-
dies. Hair Splendid and noi a
pius,ie ou him.
cannot say enough in praise Of the CCrIcURA RENE
DIES Nv bow when one year OF age. was 80 bad with
eczema that he lost all OF his hair His scalp was Gov
with ernpons. which the doctors said scald
head and thai his hair would never grow again Des
pairing Of cure from physicians began the of the
CUTIcURA REMEDIES. d. am happy to say, with The
most perfect success His hair il now splendid and
there i pimple on him | recommend the CUrIcU-
REMEDIES O mothers a. the most speedy. econOU
children and feel every mother who has
child will thank me for % doing.
Mrs NJ f. WOODSUM Norway Me-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-05-28
~ssDONsNG Az TEE GAZE

Pateriamts-C!ara,I see that The front gate
is down this morning
Clara (shylv) Yes papa, sou know love levels
all 'hings.-Troy Time
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-05-28

The drolth in Jackson co unity is doing Sc
rlous damage TO the crops.