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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06
ELrNANNA COUNTY.
Fine Weathsr-wise Precautions-Per-
sOnal.

rOnal.
PALMYRA, Va, January 4, lsS9.-The
universal greeting now is. What re-
markable weather Its equal appears
never to have been witnessed by the
Oldest citizen.
Our popular sheriff, R. 5 Campbell,
was married a few days ago TO Miss
Lizzie Haden, OF this place.
The brayado spirit manifested by the
negroes in so many instances since the
election. which has led 10 so many fatal
results, began early 10 show itself in our
village on public OCCASIONS, and would
probably have resulted as elsewhere
had not Judge King, of the Coun-
" Court, under authority given him
by the statute, appointed spe-
cial police force for the county. Now
the intelligence has quietly been circu-
lated that a policeman will be around to
arrest all disturbers of the quiet and
peace Of the village. and its effect has
been to keep all quiet and serene.
We are sorry 10 note the death of the old
Whg. The efforts and ability of its last
editor deserved better OF the people Of
Virginia than this.
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ANOTHER FREE-SHOW " AD.'
ody and salisbury suo Adam Forepaugh

Cody aud salisbury sue Adam Forepaugh'
PHILADELPHIA, January j.-Lawyers
Heyerin and Shakespeare, attorneys for
Colonel William f. Cody and Nate
Salisbury. proprietors Of Buffalo
Bits Wild West" entered suit late this
afternoon against Adam Forepaugh, the
veteran Snowman, for 100000 damages.
In their bill of particulars Messrs. Cody
and Salisbury claim that they have the
exclusive right TO the title "Wild West,
and that Adam Forepaugh had used 1t
without right or authorization.
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xITANTED--A FEW BOARDERS
w desired IN private rsmily. heferspees
iqulred. Leave address care ot Letter Car
er No. B.
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With iis intense itching dry, hot skin,
often broken into painful cracks, and the
lntlc watcry pimpies, often causes inde-
scrbable suffering. Hoods Sarsaparilla
ha. wonderful power over This disease.
II purife- The blood and eXpels the
humor. and ihe skin heals without scar
Send for book containing many state
meBt of cures. to C4J Hood * Co..
ApoiAocaries. Lowell. Mass.
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for one moment, but buy a box of the
Cheroles Cough drops and cure that cough
YOU have Only jc. per box satistac-
lion guaranteed or money refunded. on
sale Al all drug stores and cOniectiOneries.
Trade supplied by Purcell, Ladd & Co.
and Powers, Taylor q Co.. wholesale
Z drnuuiafa
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Hit am he fsck dat Dochuf Dabids Con
surup Is de bess / eber tuck Why
shure, chile. tuck dost yudder night
when ! thought / was ded and on my way
10 de grsbe yard, aud Bit stopt nay colin
Ise gwine 20 recOmmember hit 10 al de
cnnn clnha
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Fatal FaiI of a Mining shaft.

UyIoNTowN, Pa, January 5.-While
descending the shaft in No. Leisenring
Coal Mines to-day, the rope Of the cage
broke. letting the cage fall distance Of
five hundred feet with William Clark,
William Farm, and Samuel Shearer TO
the bottom Of the shaft, killing all three
instantly
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CO-PARrNERsHip.

RICHNOND. Va. January 1. lssp.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
l. day formed a co-parmsrship unier the
name and style of
MHITTLE. SELDEN co,
for the purpose of conducting the Whole
sale Wooden. Willow, and unware business,
rnd dealing In Rope, Iwine. Paper, Paper
Bags BroOms. Tobacco. Cigars. and Cigarettes.
Fancy Groceries, Ac.. Ac.
Wehaye purchased 81 Mr.. JOHN H. GRESHAM
hs entire stock. good Will, and fixtures, and
take this method OF asking for the new hrm
the same liberal patronage best0wed UPON
him. promising prompt and careful attention
20 every order intrusted to Us.
We have retained the services of Mr., Gres'
hams old employees. and they viii be pleased
at all times 10 see and serve Their frlends az
the old stand. No. 1915 East Man street.
Respectfully,
4. N. MEITTLE, JR..
CHARLES SELDEN.
j. II. ADDISON.
Referring to the above, ] take this method
of thanking my friends for the patronage SO
literally bestowed upon me I'm the past, and re
quest continuance OF the sane Tor the ne"
concern.
Respectfully yours, ,,
al-lw JOHN. H. GRESHAM.
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ELECTRIC SUGAR REFINERY FRArD.
Attorneys for the stockholders In Consul
tatlOn.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. January 5.-The
parties interested in the Electric sugar
Refining Company frauds al New York,
have been in consultation with Sawyer
a Knowlter. attorneys, here for several
davs past. The president Of the com
many has been here and met Mrs. Friend,
the Howards and Halsteads all OF whom
live al Mia. Mrs. Friends attorneys
claims that there was no intentional fraud
but that the company expected more than
was promised. She claims that the
companv was 10 furnish money to equip
factory for refining the sugar by
Friends secret process. The company
claimed that the refining was 10 be done
from the sugar cane This she cannot
do The contract her husband made was
10 refine the sugar at eighty
cents ton or sell out
her stock and secret for
$3.50 900. The company had been run,
ming fye years and put in over $500 O-OOO-
but no sugar had yet been refined for the
market. Mrs. Friend claims that the
company is now trying TO force from her
another secret by which she makes a
superior article of sugar from grapes in
stead of getting the secret their contract
calls for. This last secret she refused to
diyulge for any amount.
None of the stockholders had ever
been inside Of the factory until 1t
was attached, and all went into the
scheme blndly No arrests has been
made. and none was ever threatened by
the companv's agent, who returned to
New York Wednesday Mrs Friend D.
the only one OF the party interested m
the transaction. The others were merely
employees. All were in the city yesier-
dav
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Mr.. I. ". Porter Is now a traveller for
the firm OF A. L. Massman Brothers *
Co, of Philadelphia. He will travel for
them in the States of Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.
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IAY.-DlCd. ON Friday evening, 4th instant
Al a uuarter 20 q O'Clock. at the residence Of
hfr lushaud NO 800 wcst Grace stlcet, Mr..
CAROLINE 81 LAY. wiie Of Judge john =.
Las.
Her funeral will take place tom Grace
Episcopai Church THIS sunday AFTKR
NOON at5k o'clock.
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natural flowers : = iss Cameron, white
crepe; Miss Moore, white dotted mule,
green trimmings; Miss Mary Pegram,
black lace with green MORE choux Miss
Campbell, cream satin and tulle = VI W
Booker. white tulle over silk, MORE
bodice Miss Adams, white embroidered
crepe lisse over silk, Miss Potts, green
tulie and silk Miss Bruce, green net
over silk, and trimmed with glass; Miss
Gordon, black net over white silk, pink
flowers; Miss Ryder, pink point despri'
and silk.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Harris gave
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For strengthening and clearing the
voice. use BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRIO
cHEs. u have commended them TO
friends who were public speakers, ana
they have proved extremely seryicabie
Rec Henry Ward Bsecher.
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when Baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
when she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung 20 Castoria.
When she had children she gave them Castcria
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DIR " II HUBBARD
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

Caiauh cured health and sweet
breath secured hy shiloh Calarrh Rem
eIy Price. so cents Nasal Injector
free OWENS s. MNOR DRUG Co.
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Do YOU suffer with catarrh, You can
be cured if you take Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the great blood purifier Sold by all
druggists.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

Pack ases Of cherl0ts are on The market 70
noar lvthe sauc color of paper az the Old
Nuginias bui take no ofher except 20 has
my trade mark aud name of J. NmTLock
Ou every udl IlaEe.
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syrup OF Figs

f. Nature's own true laxative 10 is the
most easily taken. and the most effective
remedy known so Cleanse 'he system
when Bilious or Costiye 90 dispel Head
aches. Colds. aud Fegefs; Go Cure Habit
ual Constipations Indigestion. Piles, etc.
Manufactured only hy che California Fig
Smp Company. San Francisco, Cal
Owens Is Minor Drug Company Rich
moni Va
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over 100000 of "Wh.uock's Old NIr
eiua Cher00ts s.lI and 800 complaints.
Take uo other package unless q has my
name on 30. otherwise you Will BEN
oscd Ou.
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The Moolis the source of health.
Keep IL pure by taking Hoods Sar
saparila, which is peculiar in its curative
power
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VIII YOU suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver CompIaint> shiloh Nilliler j.
guaranteed 90 cure YOU.
OWN. 4 MIN0n DRra 20.
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MERCHANTS AsD PLAsTFRs
SAYINGS BASH, Z

RICHMOND, Va, January 8, 1853.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
| Stockholders Of this bank will b. held at
their Office TUESDAY, January -, 1879. at
O'Clock =. NJ. BERNARD PEYrON, Ja.,
Ola -lUt td7hies.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

Cashmere Bouquet. in beautifully
trimmed baskets A suitable gift for
N.unr and OIL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

WA OCCUPANTS FOR
w two single rooms with board elsc,
table boarders. Apply at pl5 east Marshst
street olsvh
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Wagner Fragrant Cream OF AL
monds the best. the quickest, The most
lasting the most fragrant preparation
for chappcd OF tender skin Try 20c
bottle
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RICHMOND. Va. January .. isos.
- .-.~,r. nrtstsfp

RICHMOND, VA, January =, loos.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
ing Of the stockholders Of the SOUTH
ERN ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of Richmond, Va. will he held az the oihce OF
the company, SATURDAY, the 10TH INSTANT.
atfP ", .....
jat-l5t' J. Ii. :. lohiON, secretary -
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MILLER,
RHOaDS &
GERHART
ONE-PRICE HOUSE.
LADIES' COATS:
ONE-PRICE HOUSE.

Every lady who visited
our COAT department last
week expressed surprise at
the LOW PRICES, and
many GARMENTS passed
from as TO eager purCbas-
ers. To inciie still larger
sales this week they have
received another reduc-
iiOn, never before would
S3 or - buy 80 pretty a
JACKET, rs we are now
selling, and "a 50 bill goes
as far towards a good NEW
MARKET now, as $40
would have done three
weeks ago.
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Sleepless nights Dade miserable by
that terrible cough. shiloh's Cure IS the
Remedy for you
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
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vyvANTED-A HOUSE WITH ) OK
w 8 rooms. at reasonable raieS
TIAEs Office. JHnoH-
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SOCIETY NOTES.

On New Years eve Mrs. John y Cor
don. fi2 north Third street, gave beau
tiful reception to the friends of her little
daughter Eugenia A novel and unique
feature was the Gypsy fortunetcller,
who, by turning the silver wheel OF
fortune foretold the bright and happy
future of the fair young girls.
Miss Josephine Lyons leaves on Mon
dav next for Washington.
Mr. John Lyons has gone South on
business tour
Mr Eddie Walton leaves next week
for Florence, Ala, where he will 90 into
business with Mr.. Dillard.
Miss Fannie Archer left on Saturday
for Washington to spend some weeks.
Miss Salie Mayo lef, on Saturday Tor
Wilmington, " c., on visit OF month.
Mr. {. b Nelms, of Baltimore, was
the guest OF Mr. Preston Carson last
week
Mr. Willie Skelton has gone TO Flor
ence, Ala, where he will make his future
home REX
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VxYANTFD-A WOMAN FOR GEN-
w cral service In a smal. family. APpiSt"
DIR. BRYCE. jOo y. Second street. xJao ~
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xXTANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED
w nO0rmcn and one chambcrmaid: Apply
AZ 81. Claire Hotel. oja Sh
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a. ANTED-A RST-CLASS
w COACHMAN Reference required: Ap-
ply at $40 East Franklin street det
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VITANTED-SOME ONE TO FIND
w my note book: lost on Friday,
Tth instant. In tho Capitol Square. IL con
tains memoranda relating 10 stock spccula-
tiOus and two small checks not ontors' "a. 80,
Of course, IL h OF no value eNceNt 70 the owner.
Two dollars reward II left az Polk Millers
fdcs-ff
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UTANTED-A PURCHASER FOR
w a valuable patent relating TO =
new Industry. Address c. W. H., Iisss
Offce. eeo
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WANTED, EVERY SUBSCRIBER
w to the TINEs 20 report II the Jeperis is
not promptly delivered. zd'
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NITANTED-ALL THE ITEMS OF
w live news we can get from all
sources IN the city by verbal eport In person,
or by telephone. messonser, or letter. fsid
for II used. The DAILY TINES. Telephone
5tQ tnO1e tie
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-05-21
Circuit Court is in session. Eleven or twelve
criminals are to be iried for their lives.

Circuit Court is in session. Eleven OF twelve
criminals are to be tried for their lives.
Work on the jetties at the mouth of the river
is being actively prosecuted The most of the
stone comes from near GAINESVILLE, shipped to
Palatks and there loaded on barges and towed
10 The mouth cf the river
The city has commenced the erection of a
$4,000 market house 1t is OF brick and is 10.
Gated in The rear of The post office, the rivers
edge. Mr. Mcclure 10 the architect.
Shipping vegetables and fruit from the Ba.
hamas to this place looks very much like carry
ing Goals to Newcastle" Bat il is being done
A schooner load arrived here the other day and
soon sold out.
A MIR. Talbot member Of the City Council ::
Nj Is Bartholomew. wagon and lime maker aud
newspaper man; McMurray. wagon maker :;
Jacob Parker, F Nichols and Wm Ledwith
have all expressed willingness TO serve the
government here in the capacity Of postmaster,
but none OF them seem 10 be unduly exciting
themselves in the matter
Mr. s. g Finn, one of the FLoRIDLAN's new
subscribers here. who is conducting plumbing
sheet iron and lin business, formerly resided in
Tallahassee and helped to put the present roof
on the State House. He is prominent in Odd
Fellow circles and an agreeable gentleman
The Homeopathic physicians of the State will
soon meet In convention here and large repre-
rentation is expected c. MIG
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There is small house fronting the bay which
was erected in 1912.
The monuments to Major Dade and compan-
ions arc ohjess of interest. There are several
built 10 pyramid form and covered with white
plaster.
8 B. & G. H. Nance are building a Santa
rum al Ormand for DR.. Murray, of New
York. 1t will be one of the largest buildings in
the State.
The Presbyterian church will cost about
100000; the Episcopal $40O
This is the location of the State Deaf and
Dumb Institute. 1t is said to be in a high
Stale OF efficiency.
The Honorable Mayor of the CITY, w W Dew
hursi, informed US that " of all the dlsgu ting
things he had ever had the misfortune TO come
in contact with, Florida newspapers We're the
worst" We learned afterwards that the Hon.
orablc Mayor had not long before attempted 10
enlighlen The local press by writing card, and
the result had been more or less Disastrous to
his feelings G. M. G..
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1t is fact that m my the best proprieta ry
medicines of the day." said the late DR.. j. G.
Holland in Scribner's Magazine, "are more sue
ce-sful than many physicians. and most of thep,
Wee first discovered or used iu actual medical
practice. When. however, any shrewd person,
knowing their virtue and foreseeng their popu-
larity, secures aud advertisrs them, in the opin-
ion Of the bigoted, all virtue went out of them !"
Failure of eyesgh', tickle appetite, headache,
extreme wakc freq'-ent desire to urinate.
especially at night, gradual failure of strength
and diopsical swellng,-these are symp
toms of kidney disease. If you neglect the
symptoms you will eventually have Bright's
Disease. Warmers Safe Cure is the only specific
which has ever been discovered for this disease.
The late DR.. Dio Lewis. over his own signature,
said: If found myself the victim of a serious
kidney trouble, l would use Warmers Safe
Cure"
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Write to me very often, write to me very soon,
Letes to me deatef than lovliest flowers In June
They are aectons torches the lighting of friendships
lamp.
Fitting around the heartstrngs like nrehies in the
damp. + s fs 4. .~
Write to me very often, write Ia the early morn,
r ~ the close or ng WHEN ali the day s gone
Draw mp thy little table close to the FIRE and WRITE
Write T. me soon in the morning. write to me late
night
Write to me very often letters are links that bind
Truthful hearts TO each other lettering mind to mind
Giving TO kindred spirits lasting true delight;
If you won strengthen friendship, never forget to
write. Good Hou.ekeeii iing
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MISSING TOURISTS.
A MILLION DOLLARS.


To the editor Of the Floridian:
The cattle and other farm stock of the State
are worth 100000 as follows
Horses, Mules, &c. &c..........$ So 847. $50
Cattle oil all kinds. 5S03 13S
Oneep. I02U0l
O"iue. o6o o4V
From the best sources OF information at ha nd.
ii IS estimated that the farm fences in the State
cost annually $2000O00
Ii is stated that fOurtifths of the cattle in the
Stale in localities where there are no fen ces
Sd il follows that two million dollars are reQui red
annually for fences to keep an equal amount Of
stock from destroying orange groves. cotton
fields, gardens, &c, many times more valua-
BILE. . . ~
One half of all these fences might be dispensed
wilh and so in counties where agricultural pur-
suits predominate ten hundred Thousand dol
lars. annually is paid out that few men may
pasture a lew scrawny cattle on other peoples
properly. What a rravestY on justice Is this
Talk abou tthe poor tax payer !" why fnea will
readily vote that untold thousands shall be-
thrown away in fences. who will fight like young
wild cats, if you attempt to give the public
schools few extra hundreds, much needed forE
the rapidly growing population of the State.s
Poor tax payers, indeed, who has such repre-
sentatiOn! ---' '.-' -
A farm fence option law was recently intro.
duced in the Senate. II did not propose to inter
fere in the least with those counties which e0-
gage largely in cattle raising it simply asked
that when majority Of the people desired it, the
cotton fields and the orange groves should have
the same protection in law that the cattle have
always had. The bill was defeated but those
who consider II dead are wOefuily mistaken.
Right is might, and all who get ia the way OF
progress will be run over and left behind. x.
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Unless you can think. when the song is done,
No Other is swc. in the rhythm
Unless you Can feel, when left by one
That all men else 90 with him;
Unless you Can know, when upraised by his BREATH
That your beauty it-ef wants proving
Uness you can swear =" For life, for death
Oh, fear to call it lovingi
Unless you can muse a crowd ali day,
On the absent face that fixed You;
Unless you can love the angels may,
With breadth Of heaven betwixt you;
Unless you can dream that his faIth is last,
Through behooving and unbehOoving
Unless you can die wnen the dream IL past
Oh never call it lovingI Mrs. Browning.
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FLORIDA A, SANlTARsUm..y .y4s.
Editor Chase Says There 4. No
Danger of Fever.

MAJORITY or THE CITIES AND TOWNS or THK
STATE SET NORTHERN TOWNS AN EXAMPLE
OF CLsANLTNEss-YELLow FEVER NOT SUP
POSED TO ORIGINATE IN THE STATE.
WASHINGTON, April 2z-William e. Chase.
editor OF the Cim ttolngist, and member of
the party of sanitarians and physicians who
recently visited Florida with view Of pros
ecutng an examination into the sanitary
condItion OF the State, was in Washingtnnt0 To day.
having just returned from Florida. Mr.. Chase
expressed himself as being much impressed with
The anxiety Of the people OF Florida TO have the
condition OF their cllies and towns thorDu ghiy
examined. He says that with few except ions.
the towns OF Fiorida would put 10 shame m any
places OF larger and richer Population in Ot her
States in their sanitary aff.irs The exceptions
the State Board OF Health are watching closely.
LEGISLATIVE APATHY FEARED. .ss
The visitors made joint report of their tour
of the State 10 the State legislature and reco IN.
mended liberal Legislative appropriations for
sanitary purposes. Mr.. Chase fears, however,
that the Legislature does not properly appreciate
the importance OF adequate appr0priations such
bei 6 the impression he gained from conversa ton
with members of the Legislature, and he c0nsid-
ers this one OF the most discOuraging features in
the situation in Florida. -, .. -,
Concerning the general condition of the State :
and the effects of the fever, Mr.. Chase remarked
= No one can spend day ia that wonderful
State and fail TO notice the vigorous condition Of
both its people and industries" Yellow fever,
he thinks, cannot originate in Florida, and now
that the people have been lhorou Gully impre ssed,
OF tue importance of keeping their towns c can,
there will be very little fever in FOriIa of any
kind, and certainly none if the Legislature will;
deal literally with those communities uaabe e to
solve unaldsd the problem Of thorough santa
tiOn.
MISSING TOURISTS.
When asked as to the season just passed, Mr..
Chase said: " II has been rather depressing 10 {
the railroads, but this condition is not con6neds
TO Florida. inasmuch as travel to Georgia. Caro-
lima and California has also fallen off lar gely
from the previous year" As Z
Upon the subject of the general Health, Mr..
Chase gives Florida clean bill. and calls the
Stale the natural santarium OF the N .tion. He:
expresses the opinion that there will be no yell
low fever epidemic 10 Florida this snmner but
that the disease will be confined to spora die
cases like that at Sanford recently. H.
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A Great BattIe

Is continually going on in the human system
The demon OF impure blood strives 10 gain vic
tory over the constitution, to ruin health, to drag
victims to the grave. A good reliable medicine
like Hoods S.rsaparilla is the weapon with
enemy from, The field, and restore peace and
bodily health for many years Try this peculiar
medicine
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The high position attsined and the unive rsal
acceptance and approval of the pleasant LIQUID
fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, as the most excellent
laxative known, illustrate the value of the quail
tiles on which its success is based and are
abuedan,ly gratifying to the California Fig
Syrup Company
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To the editor of the Foridian:
The cattle and other farm stock of the State
are worth $4,000 900, As follows: