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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-02

Now tha- the Tallahassee water works and the
Tallahassee street railway are subj CTS Of reality,
and not OF coniccture-lhc contracts signed and
work 10 be begun at an carly datc-;t becomes
matter of interest to our people to know whom
they have to thank for inducing the Philadelphia
capitalists to seek our lovely city for q field i'll
which to invest in these enterprises. The Flo
RIDIAN has been on the inside" for several
months, but was not al liberty to speak. We
would not now be allowed to do so did the en-
terprsing, public spirited gentleman know of The
intention, tor he Is quite modest, bat "a the same
time is one q: Tallahassee most pu>hn. wide
awake AMI active ben.tacOrs and is Justly due
ali praise for his persistent efDr's to bring about
this grand result which will benefi every ci.-
IL n.
Lest summer, while in The n 'rthern markets
purchasing sock, Mr.. Go w. Saxon made it a
point To talk with capitalists about the grand
possibilities OF the Tallahassee Country HIS
statements aroused their interest. o. returning
home they applied 10 him for further particulars
He supplied them with all desired infDrmaion
and went to considerable personal expense in
securing facts, figures, plans and surveys 10 back
up his statements Their in;ercst blaz ID into
enthusi,m, and they posted their trusted repre-
sentative and co worker, Mr.. r. L. Bennett, to
Tallahassee. ii: was SO we'll pleased that he
made haste To accep' the proposition from the
City Council, winch Mr. Saxon had succeeded
in getting that honorable boly TO make and
will begin work Oh the enterprises fully two
months before the contract requires OF him
II organic - The Comp any NJ. B nnett very
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-02

We are glad TO learn that NJ William y
Perkins fine ST. B.rnard dag WAS no: poso''E
as the circumstances O: its Death chrnuclei N
week by the FLoRIDIAN, led everyone 10 beneH
Dr.. E E. Pnilbr'ck, lerif Pcarce AMI W
uty Sheriff Fl ,pkins dissectel the anIml m
could find no trace Of inf .m'n .tiDu or pois'a
Tney could fad NJ apparent cause fo' "
dogs sudden death until the heart was cu'
two. In the centre Of this was found wa
some twenty "r more peculilr white "Of1>
about The size o. number sixteen spool cow
and quite long.
About two years ago number Of dogs s'0s
Tallahassee We're eff .c'e,i with what vas taoas.
to be hydrophobi. OIe belonging l. oaAI
Pearce had every symptom O. this '.isesse' - ;,
when killed IS found "a have in the cenue :"
its heart a wad Of these same peculiar. m''"@
white worms. VIVA; are they: Wla' Gus.
them? VIII someone Acquainted win c'u'I
anatomy pl ,iSe explain, AMI inform N ln'eI'',,
public of cure or preventive! there Is SUI
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-02

Dr.. George Troupe Maxwell has communi-
cation in the Times Union. o. March 18th, in
which h. plys a high tribute to the climate of
F .oIida. The doctor does not believe that her
"balmy, genial, salubrious climate is The embas-
81 ,or OF pestil nee and death" AS proof of
ton
T Iere have been four ep;drmcs Of yellow fever
in Tam0a five in ST Angu-tine three in j. ck
sonville; two in Fernandina eleven in Savan-
nah. Ga; fifty two in Charleston, ) G.. fourteen
in Is fillmore; thirty four in Philadelphia sixty
three in New Yo;k six in New Haven, and ten
in Boston.
FIR IN the showing of these statistics, the Doc
tor asks
l. the mild climate Of Florida TO be blamed for
the fact that Jacksonville has had only Lalf as
many epidemic, OF yellow fever as New Haven
Connecticu not one-lhird as many as ION,
IS; not ore twenty third as many as New
York not ont-clcyenth as many as Pnadel
pha; that b fillmore has had greater Number
o. epidemic> than Ky Yves :?
Pay strict atirauon Ia sanitation, and adop, a
rigid system Of qutr,nnn. in seas ms O. epidcm
les, ana il can be established as il has been done
b. O all am o,h interior cites, that as D.
Max Tcl says, the climate Of F.or Ia is no. the
em5a-ssd,r OF pestilcnce and death II is a
mistake to suppose, even in rare seasons o: cpl
denies, Ae p ct to the contrary notwithstand
i. 9, thai III summer in Floridl-
Death rides on every passing breeze,
Aud turks in every flower.
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A New FarIal.

The firm Of G.. W Saxon & Co. was Yesterday
dissolved by mutual consent, The senior Mr.
q. w Saxon refining The new firm Will be
Ball Bros, Demlly & Stern, these young gen.
tlemen having purchased the business which is
one OF the largest, most prosperous and pro-
gres,ive in Tallahassee Mr. John F. Demiljy
WAS partner OF the old finn as he is of the
new. He is one OF the best known and most
popular statesmen in the city. and has large
constituency, which will remain with him and
give the new firm the benefit OF their PATRONAGE.
The Ball brothers, Messrs james A, Charles f
and John O., are all young men OF fine business
ability, full Of energy, we'll and tavorably
known and will add much TO the business sue.
cess of the firm Mr.. Henry G. Stern, the
other member OF the new firm, is native of
the firm of G. W. Saxon & Co. He is an excel
lent salesman ; has many friends in Tallahassee
and vicinity is as full of energy as an egg Is
of meat is first-class buyer and will be val
liable member to the firm.
The lew finn has secured a good, paying bust
ness, and they are made OF the right sort of
stuff to keep it up to lis past high standard The
old firm did an immense business last wear in
addition to which they bought and shipped 5000
bales of cotton. We hope to see the new firm
do even a larger business.
The public viii regret to see Mr. Saxon retire
from mercantile circles, bu, they are proud OF
nina orda boy, vino began business COM
parauyely a few years ago without .piial-now
one of Ttllaha>see> most infaen isl aud pros
per,us citlz-ns. By indomilable energy perse
verance, honesty of purpose, irankness in bust
ness matters, and close attention Mr Saxon has
won the esteem and confidence OF his comDet-
tors and the public generally, and has made An
envable success in all of his business ventures.
Mr.. Saxon is a man OF too much energy to be
still We therefore expect ere long to hear from
him in a different and wider field, and predict a
splendid success in whatever line he invests his
brains and capital
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Jack >onville Metropoli,


Ii gives the Metropolis especial pleasure TO
state that the charge recently male against our
late Tallahassee and Quincy het eXcursonists
that half of them went right through jack on
vile TO ST. Augustine without stopping, thus
taking advantage OF orr cily's enterprise and
hospitality to see ST. Augustine, Is not AS repre-
scented We hardly credited il when We first
heard the statement, which on investg ,tian
proves to be greatly exaggerated. 1t is true a
few went over. but these few returned to this
city, and many are here yet, all OF them being
interested in the success of the Sab Tropical.
The rumor, however, gained wide currency and
il is indeed pleasure for the Metropolis to
contradict it and put our visiting nei ,hbnrs in =
correct light tor all over the South cannot be
found more exemplary or high:oned people
than those of Tallahassee and Q lincy. The
trouble has been hitherto in The TACT HAT We
are not better acquainted. for once having mcl
those genial, hospilablc folks, one cou not but
have the higaes, possible esteem and regrl Tor
them. 1ncy deserve this rank amende honCra-
bic, and The Melrop lis Aastens 10 m Ike rcpArt-
ton for the recent charges, which were ry
| hastily made, aud without proper inves,iga
ton
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PRESIDENT WALL.

Gen. j. B. Wall, Senator from HillsbOrOugh
WAS, motion Of Hon. Patrick Houstoun,
unanimously nominated in caucus last night for
Presilen of the Senate. Gen. Wall is known
to the people of Florida as an eminent lawyer, a
siaunch Democrat and an able man, and Mr.
Wall will preside over the deliberations Of the
Senate with dignity and satisfaction
The House did we'll in e.electng Hon j.
L. Gaskns Speaker.
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PRESS ASSOCIATION

The florida Press Association met in annual
session at 5. Augustine last Thursday. The
attendance was large, quite 4 number OF new
members W re admitted, and one OF the most
number of ladies present.
Many subjects of interest 10 The Assoc alton
and Of vast impor ance to Florida were discussed
The officers elected were: President, " NJ
Bowen; vice President, Mahon ,re Secre-
lary and Treasurer, D. H. Elliot
The next meeting OF the Association will he
held al Lake City.
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President y. VI. Bowen.
j acksonville Metropolis

The Metropolis feels very much gratified that
the Florida Press Association, recently in SEES
sion at ST.. Augustine, acted promptly aud
unanimously on It's sug eslion as To tie elec,ing
of Mr.. n. NJ Bowen. editor and proprietor Of!
the Tallahassee FLoRlDIAN, as president OF the
Association for the ensuing year. The Metrop-
oils is confident that this selection Will meet
with the hearty approval of the newspaper men
in this State and that the new incumbent viii!
fill his position with honor and dignity.
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FULTON MNRKET
Corned Beef. at

My mother mas hal cough Tor 'T sr,s.
years, pneumonia leaving her win III l.
chial trouble Two years aga, her iuns ',aA
coming involved, she became very Ida
emaciated and lost all strength, beng ,sI;af
regular treatment OF a physician ana . .;aud
medicine all hours OF The day. THIS c ,ia-;sa
until year ago. when | SAW Your au i's Coz
men, of d. Acher's English X m dy ia .:.sTas
sumption AMI procured 4 boil as inc lin .,',pf
in her throat was unremi'tias and 50 NJ. rs =
as to make talking impr ,c'ic ib'e. ehe "" orp
much relieved thaf another bplie ,syf
cured. and W. now buy by the case, sns AMI
being without it, she has no physlo i,tss
takes no other m cdicines. Sac rem tfA All shs
that il she had not proc lred ii when sue wv
would now be dead u.ho j.
We have recommended il to others ASA.
ways receive beneft from il. II anNoHC .rih
ing further particulars will address hlT lem
stamp, | will answer with pleasure, u
the hes; cough medicine made. auyoas
A trial Only i necessary 10 colVih0'
Of is merits Very respectfully, .,s,
d w. SIMMONS POs'masiefc
Cave Springs, u
Sold by J. E A Davidson, Druggist
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THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

Governor Jennings message to the Legisla-
lature, which we give in full in our supplement
to-day, is an able and business-llke document II
reviews the finances of the State as contained
in the annual reports of the different officers OF
the Cabinet and recommends much needed
legislation. For the benefit of those of our read
ers who have not time to read the message III
full, and as an index to it, TOR the benefli OF the
Legislators, we give herewith brief review OF
the recommendations which it contains:
After quoting from the Comptroller's report
and showing the importance Of such step, 'he
Governor recommends an increase in the STATE
tax of one mill H further advises the neg'ta
ton Of temporary loan to meet the deficit OF
current expenses of the present year
He refers to the unequal assessment OF prop
eriy in many of the counties, and recommends
a law providing for State Board of Eqnalizers,
whose duty it shall be to visit the various coun-
ties and revise assessments, with view 10 Sc.
curing Just, proper and uniform rate OF taxa
ton
The establishment Of State Bureau OF lnml'
grafton, to be under the supervision OF TIE Com
missioner of Agriculture, with reasonable APP
preparations for its maintenance, Is earnestly
reco mmended also a law providing for the in
spection of fertilizers which come into this State
He also recommends that the Commissioner OF
Agriculture shall be constituted, en- ofcto, a
member of the Board Of Trustees of the later
nal Improvement Fund.
Under the present law there is salary pro-
vided for the Adjutant-General, although he has
many important duties to perform The CIV
ernor recommends that he be required by law to
perform the duties of Secretary of the Pension
B ard, and that proper and aleq ate salary
be prescribed for him, to commence from his ap-
pontment, January 9, 1899
An appropriation is recon ncnded for the
erection of much needed buildings at the Safe
Insane Asylum.
The Governor calls attention to the report of
the Railroad Commissioners, and c)mmends the
prop osed revisions in the law suggested by the
Commission
He thinks il advisable to take SOM action to-
ward establishment a permanent ) ate prison,
but, owing to the present state OF finances, rec
ommends that this be deferred until the claims
Of the State arajnst the General G. ,vcrnmcnt ar
adjusted and settled
Tne advantages 10 be derived from good roads
ar set forth in clear and intel language, AMI
that portion Of HE present road law, IL kim
ce- tain residents lilblc to wo.k the public roads
is recommended to b. repealed. Ii lieu Of his,
Governor Fleming suggests the levy 0: county
AK, to be exaen led in employing skillet ana
)ther dor II work the roal i ~ they shOu 4 b,.
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TleTe ar many bloc! medicines advertised
bat O1ly 0ae h u is backed up o. lis mtnurc
tlrers with Ger fctte .: ~ irtnfec. All ID L
one is DR. Pirrces G ll-n Medical Discovery.
which is r trrdate{ IL benefit Or cure in ali dis
eases Tor which IL l. recommended, or moa-y
paid for il W i b promptly retuule d. clrr>
al skin, scalp and SC otuiou' at -c,lons 81. is
and swe ling>, salt rleum, tctter ana kindred all
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

KAILKUAU MAI IEhS.
Notwithstanding the wall Of some deeply in
teIes,ed parties, that the Railroad Commission
acts as damper to railway construction III tins
State, there is much activity in railway circles
at present; and further, the statements, made
by the railroads themselves, go TO show that
they are ENJOYING quite an increase in business.
The Florida Central and Peninsular Of. r. &
n is preparing to reach out at both ends. Ii
is generally known that they have large force
OF hands at work extending Their line sou'hward
from Plant City, which. it is thought, will be
built through Barlow, Fort Meade and on 10
Puna r ,ssa. or some other desirable deep water
terminus News also reaches us that the Old
Bainbrdge ClthheGt and Columbus roadbed
Was purchased last week by NJ. hn Don
Alison for 10000, and rumnr says that the pur-
Chase was made for The florida Central and
Pcninsuar, AMI that this corporation will, al all
early date, buill from either q ,ncy or Tana
hassec to Columbus.
We are assure | that work will be begun early
this spring on the Gainesville tallahassee AM
Western railroad, and that it will b. pushed to
completion, and it is said that The Fiorila South
ern will sraighten lis line 'ewecn Gainesville
and Rochelle, thus shortening the distance scye-
'"' 'N "N'0 "''', w. oA ''"-
'
.,, ~ '"
law deters capitalists from investing in railway
construction in this State. I;capitalists thought
wy ~ ~, '''''' ~ way
e.., 49, 50 ooo 900 80 "','
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li''>i'n' 'hen way "oes no. 'he Al
sN'"' i"1i'Sse' n,i' "''' cpnl''1t
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10" a. '"'s ""Fc. ar "'t : ~ !"
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IVY ''e'N ie"> ," = . i'o'F .'''. "'N ""'
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De pn-hed h'l a''ie - '''i ''ss-, " y :
connection VITA one OF 'he '' f'aaS lea 'iI3
|" 'he s'c'' WI
a. !, Know" ~ III nv 'he augusta "'a"t7
SCI ara "''' h'l'"aN vs. Io'N'n2 % c'""V-
tl"n WIN the -A'l'h'a ana f''Fid1 f"ai' "A'cn
roaa mas o'en oo'''ed MP ~ : F2i' without tne
means 10 Work us " ~ on VI "'eF9 IN 'h'S dl
rectI"n now HOOK oI-hl"r' lac y n"fcns n
veStment Company has pnicl1s'I nan lniee
n HE Atlanta AMI Florida. AMI the Stockholders
Of the latter company have subscribed
5000 600 additional 10 lis stock which
-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-02
AN HOUR OF TRr,,

His arm was round my shonlde, "a,
lie press d M head ayains, h;ar1
/ sighed. but not word Eaa ala oiezst:
II felt his heart beat through ii.
The winds OF May blew -wec; wi,ho..
thought OF BARN at home 20 fs;soai,
ana 1rt goo man. to9. w'nd ring. no do,,.
time h'uT gre" ia'e) "s- not here N
His fingers "arm apoa my chez.
Siiii toward MS eyes cDnne,IeI
only felt. coGld not speak ny fsee.
Fast fettered in that close e abraes
Pain raeked. sore tried, f4:n MID A.
Us vo,ce my iat'N -rn-g!e -,ill.d nee
Madane. Tile gtt,en .. See s.
lr'se' smile. Ny front ,ootl'. FLEA
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-l.ecsburg Lecsburger The Tallahassee
FLoRIDIAN is one of our most valuable ex-
changes. Being published al the capital of the
Safe, it contains in full all the news of i'm
poftance 10 the citizen, as well as everything
that may prove Of interest To people abroad
In word, it is an Al Florida newspaper and
should be in tue hands Of every one interested in
the State
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Their Mouths Are Closed.
From the New Orleans Times i

TIUn tIc Wv VI-ea!ls I-hes- u lnocFa.
The Republicans will no, be able to use the
words hungry ID mocra,s" again, for such a
rayeno crowd rs their party has broush' forth
has never before been seen. 4 pack of half
starved wolves could not be ficrcer, ana in their
chase OF Office, they wild and savage
that they are bowling and shaping at each
NJ i,Hr
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Lite: Miss Penelope Peachblow--l am
sorry you were quite so jolly, as it is con-
sidered bad form now for girls to drink
much champagne. Miss Dolly Flicker
1t may be bad form, but it's good taste.
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A strong bill for the prevention o. cruelty 10
animals will BE- presented and its passage urged
at this session OF the Legislature
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WE HANDLE
H Z he Public

The best groceries az tn lowest po-, ble n-...
". T. Sirss.
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Full OUTFIT FOR GENrLENRS.
Agency for Clothing to Order

Ready made Clothing on hand Complete line
Gents Furnishing 10 Is consisting OF full dress sin
Flannel Shirts, full suits of Underwear Ho>iey, Vi
Ties, ScarfS. &c, &C, Al D B. MEGISNIs hi
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The largest and most complete stock have eva =
died D B. MEGiySlS. u
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TO ARRIvETHIs WEEx

layoriDy Extract, pat up in handsome toil., -.
tcher- a. BYRD 4 Dv,sa -
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CON- PAR
IN PORTED

Our pr.ces with VIVA; you have been payinc
". P sLu.sER a.
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SPRING GOODS. NEW srYLEs

La dies, Misses AMI Chdrens Oxford Ties. Grecian
Slippers and al other novelties in the slipper line AZ
D. b. MEGfSSIss In
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II NO BARS

The larg ct and finest assortment Of fancy cracL..
brought 70 The city. W SLrssrsn
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Il tho legislative caucus last night the son,,
ing officers All attaches were Nominated
SENATE
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A GOOD BROOM

FINE CUT AND GRiVERLY
wing Tobacco. 81 BYRD { DESHns
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And Fancy Sun dried Apples at
RANDOLPH Co.'S
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EVAPORArED APPLES

Lar-e stock Of Spring styles, AT
d. b MrG!SNI.s ia.
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GOOD BROOMS.

GOOD BROOMS.
For 10 cents al the RACKET SrOH
BIG HOMINY
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(s2HcMS N.,y,.iuaas

"A loli quar- u p-!Fe- only - cents al SLrsg
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OF California Canned Fruits. al BYRD & DESHn
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YOU CAN BUY

Good washing Soap. for cents, at Racket Store
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FINE SHOES. FINESHOES.

RAxDoLPH & C0s
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ballot is handed him, and with this
he retires to stall provided with a
desk SO arranged that he cannot be
overlooked, and, with pencil,
marks his ballot at the names for
which he votes. He then folds his
ballot anew and deposits it persons
ally in the ballot box. Such is the
new Massachusetts, ballot system,
and it promises to be an efficient
cheek on the methods and practices
which have hitherto prevailed in in
fluencing votes.
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The Shelby aurora ''points with
pride" to its continued success, and
says that il last week printed 2,3O4
papers and did not then have quite
enough to- supply its 4 subscribers
Yon deserve the success with which
you are meeting Bro. Miller; the
A A., isia good paper, and asin the
case fiTHE SENTINEL, the people
generally recognize and appreciate
q good thing when they, see it. 80
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-03-28

We have received from DIR. Kemp
P. Battle, president of the State. I'm
liversity, a copy Of the pamphlet con-
tanning his discussion of the
Trials and Judicial Proceedings
Mentioned in the New Testament"
delivered before the American In
stitute of Christian Philosophy. 1t
is published by w. B. Ketchum, II
Bible House, New York, and is a
valuable addition to the religious lit
erature of the day. se a'51'a fo2ssa
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A man who has .practiced medicine
for 40 years, ought to know salt from
sugar read what he says.
TOLEDO, 0. Jan 10, 1887.
Messrs. F. j. Cheney d Co-Gen-
tlemen II have been in the general
practice of medicine for mo 40 years
and would say that in all my practice
and experience, have never SET a
prescription that Tacould prescribe
with as much confidence of success as
1 can Halls Catarrh Cure, mannfac-
tured by you. Have prescribed it a
great many times and its effects are
wonderful. and would say in conpec
ton that 1 have yet to find a case of
Catarrh that it would not cure, ifthey
would take it according to directions.
@ aYonrs Truly,d2i7 CT 9yaa
L. L. GORSUCH, M. D., .iesn
Office. 215 Summit St.
We will give 800 for any case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured with
Halls Catarrh Cure Taken inter
nally. F. j. CHENEY & 20,
Props, Toledo. O..
s@-Sold by Druggists, 75c. !.
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The character Of aInnation, like
thst of an Individual, is, broadened
R4ha liberalizedby active'eompetition
with It's fellows, and'ft might be we'll
90. DUR people, distasteful though it
be, to take 4 lesson from tie Cbifans.
Chill has a protective tariff, but it
"a mpeh lighter than ours, and she
is shreWd ss92ugh to gost England
to exchanges goods emaking noloat-
Tempt to cliqlbepver the waliisin-
closing the hDmiteda States ar Since
She becamea natitime power she is
eonstantly reducing the dates pay
abz ata,erq ports, ,shds BY, and by
her tarfF Will be for revenue only.
She IS pf0litihg by expetiefses.o 'ss