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STATE OF vrrcrS,. CRY OF RrcuNoNo. To-

Wit. 49,. a. go. a, a.
l. Vim. Fiegenhcimer. notary pup i' ly' t,.'
,,,'.,.ti.r afpr..nid la the stat Of \lr-
,,inio do c.rtilv that Cha> j Shunan ana
simon -vcie. whose names are = n,d I'D iu'
f,r.goin. writing bearing dat, on the M,
day If september. 1850. haN" ackh"Wlenssu
rho same before me In my corporation hIoft-
.oid and do further certify ihat the shid
Charles I -human. the general partner ol
aid nrm of .'Chas. i. Shumnn. ms uaN
made oath before me that simon ~N'ie' 'Ilr
.nscial hammer ia said partnership. has con.
,,ihutsd and actually paid in cash the suiS OF
seven hundred and any dollars INTO si'
partnership ~ sci forth Ia said wiring.
Given under my hand I'm day oi sepieh-
her i~S9 In nay corporation 'iut'stn i,
set., ~ IN WM. FLFGE>uriMfk. r..
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~ ItI'4IHII'I
NEW luEk. October -. Money CLOS 81
al e. per cent: lowest. . per cent? ni-n,
per cent Exchange steady posse" '"', 49,
.i~tv da,-. and l~jci iS6' for demand
Go,s,mncni bonds steady: currency g.
MS hid: f., coupons. ~ bid; rs d'~
lnlt bid
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Cincinnati Markets.

olN,rNN go. October Pork REGULAR
<fi -sar<fa.~1i.. family. Sln.~s 4w>ll-oo
Lard Acfilc dried. 0'-~t'-c. Earon
.hnr clear sides. S5onw >G.0. Nhi~h,
.alr.. 3. ln~ barrels finished goods. ON ih'
ba.i- of sf.Os per GALLON for hi-h winc--
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Reported %, &. ". Branch a Co.. bankers
and brokers. No. llll Main street


Reported 10y 4. " Branch TO- p'hA'I-
and brokers' No. llll Main street
REVIEW.
NEW YuRk. October . The most in
uortant feature Of our market ~ noon was
ihc hca,, buying JOS london. That inan-
rial centre secs the hulli-h conditions exist
inc here. and therefore puts it, money INTO
our stocks. The local feeling was very bull
i~h. and none, WAS easier ai COS. \ itW
more short contracts were covered. ana iir
bulls seemed disposed t0 again take hold-
Tine result WAS general advance All dlon-
the list. Western Union made most cN-
colloni showing for it, last fiscal year.
Earnings continue tO hc very favorable Hll
AROUND Trust stocks have found ifirm~.
and were conspicuous to-day for adv auc'-,.
The rate situation W ct appears in l' ad-
ii.fine itself and certainly viii Dee all ri-ht
when navigation clo-c- twill NOT hc l"il-
before Tine American public wakes mp {" lhr
idea of "a biz bull market. a- the London
public cortainl, has. The financial AIR D..
clearer for tine disturbance just Over. ANA
the holders of stocks Keep them for Tire Tong
profit fn come.
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the statement that litib or no damage j.
done ...,.s
Future. closed Go II points higher .n''>
AZ ,sn bales. spot cotton j. steady ut ~.
for middling uplands. with sales 81 30 =.
bales io spinner~. Blessings: October 49,
ia. Is: November. fu.20m 1921: Hectihp''
I0Isn Oh: January. io.2oW 1921; f'pru-
airy. IA. s5cf ~: March. lo..si@ lu.5i; Aptu,
ia. ,om 10. II: Nav. ln.ibw ln.i1: June. Wa.
~ 1888: July. 1850 1873. Receipts ~
rori- to-day estimated ~ 's5.w bales,
against y. ~ bales last week and ~. ~
bales last year. I'm Liverpool spot cotton
was freely offered: middling~ npl"nd-
u J-lGd. sales 1900 bales
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Wholesale rEIcr CURRENT


Country Produce.
,..I.. Choice. - io SD. prime Sl.,'
ta -. poor t0 good. SID io >l.".
Jt,i, Nir.inia hams. choice nid. l'"'.
,..r ,,,nud. NOV, hams. small. l.iio lr.' nov
hams. iarec. % to l1c.; sides. 80 q" '".'
shoulders. {, io ~'.
g,0os Choice navy. 2h.
Esr.ir0r % to DC. per pound.
H,on 6+otu 3 TO .'c.
D,,f., Nireinia creamery. ~ :" -lr.'
r,nil, packed " ir-inial. L. io no 'h.l''
,.iint, store packed ~ ir-inia- 10 Z" 90
.fnr. hacked. mixed color AMI -Mc'i. i' J."
i5... ~for, packed. common ." laif. - TOO wv
T,fbiaO, Per lO. - to -.
E00s I'm crate, Oir-hl l' 10 -''''' D"
hnNr- and barrels. Is t0 l'N.
Linz Popnlu Hens. - q" -''.' my"
coou-. a3 iu De. Chickens. -i'Ii"-' i''-''
lG io 2lc.: small. Z. to &c.
B.,,J F,nu Peaches peeled, % 4" &c.:
,tnneelDd. halves. . fo Be-. AHit-. -'l''", %
~. ~ g.. ,nlarter~. 81. to Be-. theulr-. put
t.l $40 90. Bmckhtrric-. to ic. nor
ffrhcrTic-. .. Zoo Zee.
I,gtLers Prime live .oo-c. go to &c. per
pound: mixed. - io ->c.
Eyos.e,d Per bushels t">l.lN.
fsIny,s 3 t0 De-.
JJ.t. pr nni-. light WEIGHTS. q" 49,.
,.r nouud. heavy weights. 0' go. per p"lil"'
dr, -altcd. &c.. Oweu -ali'd lr.' -i''h' ''.
I0d Prime country /" '-'' l''
pount
Dsians Per crate. tO in ''c.
Duiou> Per barrel. >2.2l
D,,t,.J.> 5000 zoo $500.
Leaoas $500 to $3.50.
p,0rL,. Per m-hcl crate. $40" % 500
pe0uafs Fancy stock peer l"uhu- 80 l"''''
medium. g Go e.. 49,.
pofofoe. Ncw. per hu-hcl. $50 20 "'c.'
nor barrel. >l.j to 5000.
Roof> Gin-eH-. prr pound. SUM- ''i''''
pcl. pound. go to ,-lc.
>l,J. Glover per pound. -. zoo y. s'.'
Tinlofl,. per hn~hcl. Slonto >l-''' orchard
..-,--. ~ io gOr.. Herds GRASS. '" l' 'N.
German miilet. 80 eNc.
>plau Per lN pounds, &c. ]"
Un.f Tuh-vu-led. 800 Z" .i2r. peer l""h"
uuva-hcd sac. peer pound.
Mill Feed.
~hip-un. pcr tom. w.
BroWn-Wil. per tom. >l'.
Bran. p9 tom. >li.
Groccrie-. itc.
As REPORTED by Davenport q Morris.
E,uo.,, Two .frln--. - q" SD: ihr"
-frin.~. ST .5Dto>2: four -triu-~.>2 !" 3D.
E0sI.h Willow. >l.1 to ,l.Nprr nest
split. So Zoo .lc. peer dD<rn.
G0aued IDmnfpr. lhr" pounds l"'
dozen. 40 !" "'' ...l- ,,t., l,l..i
'"nrF" "'"
jy.,.'..,. r.a. half harrrl. $50 tn>i.5f
>'r,b carolina rnt. i.r barrel. $3.50 leo 81
.r.,--. r,r barrel. $500 tn >3.l5.
ne, Carolina. % Co., &c.,. l,an-oon. J lr.
Kan LIVERPOOL. from Store. el."
..rof,nl alum from Store. peer -1"h. Soc.
<fnn
Nuuff. formulated. 90 p Z" ''i'.'
SUGAR. -r.: Is -n-ii. D'-,'' ~.
n.- 600 0'ic.: ~N-"''. ' ,.l d.
Irns iiarh- - T." ''. '''l '''''
>1c.: -unlmMNrL' :" ........ %,
f"Df, hi". F. DO, -''
-' 90, ip-.,..,.I r,, haon- Sl.aO
~ ,n
.r.,tl..,
in.J PM. &c.. pressed. oi-c.
Wo7o>sr, ENin. h"--head' j" Z" l. be-
barrels. I'D io i".' -'n"'" ,;'.
urr GALLON. q, io &c.. N'N 'll'"h' l''"
tn choice. I'D in .'". ........,..i
N'''I '-i''''-''.'
Flour an" "'"''
Fio"f krnin.nu l''S", '.-,' w.. , r""il
$3.50 to So: fancy family. - O." 49, ','l''il
S4jO iD Sl.45. city extra. 500 J." = - ~ 80
-uporiinc. $50 tO 500. riiA hn'' -"
So -.
Wcnf itN. peer hli-A'i- ''''.' '''''''' ~
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HUNNICUTT'S
RHEUMATIC CURE

AGAINST the world fog ull impurities OF the
niooa ana diseases Of the Kidneys ana sklh'
II is absolutely am inmllihle cure FOR kheu-
natlsm in all Ms FORMS
We do NOT refer to people ln some remote
and inaccessible place. hut give You the les
timony of Your friends and ncishbors Here
is tine proof:
LEE CANP SOLDIERS hoMf,s
RlcuMoNp VA. November ,, 1858
Y,anicpn Uedicine Comp0'g
Gents.-Some eight years ago ! was al,
tackled with -ciatica, ana suffered Tor s'N en- =,
,lnvS al "a time the most agonl<lls pam. II
continued getting worse, although lc''i' ny
fhe hast medical treatment and using hihp /
every remedy that was suggested. hhnly
',',, "a lad OH and suffered - much was uh-
ALL, 10 attend tO any business ana N'is ~
+ H.. .Solfitr. Home" \ short tiinc al''
e,ina There. in reading the Atlanta CONSUME
H., saw your lit N\ltt II = KUN 10
N,irf' ff-It. advertised and - highlh
F recommended hN citizens oi Atlhnia thtl
AZ once wrote "a t0u for soma. nnd ih lew
d,,.. roe. i,ad three bottles. commenced
IL ina, IL a. soon a. receive 3. aud before on.
T nozzle had been used felt Us dement's.
+ tn.is the other two bottles "nd schtrttt .N - =.
+ ielt "a pain Asceiinniug NAV lhis '' I'M,
NNpONIN GU RI i"i ~'lA - \ anu MN NJ -
] NATf-N was tor safe boy OMEN~ MlN'i1
+ ilTuaht one bottle more and used inAi. ai'
T since then feel Ike 20 new man. Mlnr,.i a.. .
rain. from that uuhenrahle discuss - -
frt aud cNtefluIs ifcnlnnthu " To- ~
F afflicted with ~rittIct OF fhchhallr" "'
-IPFtIRr Respectfully. .,.,.,.. mn.
- M 4. ". III NGERF Ord.
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HpDliCuttS RheQmatICCure.

f,fallu,le cure for rheumatism, seiaii'"'
Neuralgia. and an diseases oi inc h''' ="
skin and Kidneys. For sale oN "i"S-'S''
M one dollar per bottle; SIX boxes ior I'VE
dollars. send tor book of Testimonials iie''
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EI,mNONp. w.. October - l>>''
OFFERINGS.

'
OFFERINGS.
Wheat 1854 bushels.
corn ~nO bushels
Onf- . i~ bushels.
Rive $50 bushels.
Meal lO1 bushels.
-Nr~ rrroGifp go ~fCEtf tti.
Wheat White. 80 bushels very good ai
on.. - hnshel, good al 80. Lonsh,ff, ."
hu.hel. prime at Ole. Mixed. 81" bushels
,,',.,' .,,,d M So. .2nn bushels good at ~'c.
-hortberrv. i5G bushels very good al $50
~ Lu.hcl, fair al Sc: 80 bushels common
at &c. 2o bushels common al .'r;' W
lm-hel. common at -. Total sales 81 wheat
>. ~ut bushels. ......l 80,
private terms. Mixed ID" '"'h'i' very gov"
on private terms.
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CURES WITHOUT THE USE OF hAU'
SEATING DRUGS.
yorR PHYSICIAN PREscRlBLs II AND
KNOWS It's VALUE.

AMER the discovery and Introduction ol VIZ
waters of thu celebrated htahhg ~P'ihe ~
ANhc county. y. G.. "A holder ana l nu,n
morn strongly nmpregnuted spring 81 Wai.l
was found higher up the N'il'f u" ''0
Of Major j. &. ilummcr .,.,.t,,,s
For Hood Diseases. Generous Nutcll"hH'
All kinds of Diseases OF the SKIN, l"ll.',,
rlotchcs. Koughness. Sailowh'ss' n"i', 80 80
Rad Complexion. Ladies'. who nom ips U.S. VI
$50 ox.r-exsffiOu. ana too much us
ton. become languid and hiasr VIII hnu . w,
pfn,,,ner ErOmiuc Arsenic Water a great
boon ard rcsioicr ot FRESHNESS. S" .,,i'
with dyspepsia, INDIGESTION or ANY
ar kinnry troubles will find the RUNNER
Brouiuc Arsenic Water eiNcs unmeuiatr ~
ii'f ~how the analysisof the llummer bl'l
min. Arsenic Water 10 your ph}sti an"
ask him will II hell YOU. .,,.,,,,, this
wonderful water and receiving the p'et t. ~,
suits from lis action. IL i uullN slVNInE ,'
favor with the medical fiaternily y. anu wv
demand for the water Is rapidly ihcis'eNhs.
ID me ne ~ future the Plummrr biuliih'
Arsenic Water Will become the l,nulhS
Healing Mater of the world for an bio"u'
stomach. kidney. and skin Diseases
WHAT THE "PLC MMER BRoMiNE AkSt
SIC" WATER HAS noNE FOX y III, III, ~ ~.
NoNn LADY. AID WHAT SHE SAl :
ABOUT il.
.t.t,,, . rreat sufferer from Indigestion,
,ri heif,u unable 40 eat either fiuit or Nege-
rallies. on making ms trouble known 10 III
Iandou g. Edwards. he advised me 10 US
'Phimmer Bromine Arsenic Wat r, knew
ing my regular physician, llr. Hunter III
miro hod ureerrihed the same wafer.
procured "a ease of the Piummer bronint
nr..ntc Water. ana ! am glad To- say when
using this water could cat anything, ltui!N
ana Vegetables included, and my SKIN WIN
,,.f,,.. fhe safer was clear and free from
pimples. Blotchcs. and letter, which AWAY
came when eating fruits without urllhi,t
hummer Bromine Arsenic Natei- ! slnull
q. ID
nr,r,iue Arsenic Water Tor aiding digestion
ana cleaning and purifying tile skin,
See that you get The Plummei b,"inih'
Arsenic Water from Ashc county y -
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NDNn. ttlDbLf -h, i0'''
lillian 1une............ ............. Appe'i'"'
,,,i-.ii. t.ilin .......... Appellee.
From an appeal from decree piohon, oe''
AT, fhe circuit Court oi the county ~ Nol
thumhcfland on the 81 oi vclppet, u, ,, .,
snit ln which the appellee was plhlh'll u"''
Inc npreilaut was defendant.
The object of the petition ili'd ih VIZ
| a. 10 raw, the said decree of the i'uii ,"ul'
nf Noftbun bertrand county. al ne "a ol '"-
| tober 1855. reviewed and reversed 10y '"'
supreme court Of Appeals ~ virginia. a.,
| tud IL appearing hy the return ol Wv,
sheriff OF tine county ~ Northufnb'tiH H H., "a
| tne nforess issued 90 answer >aid appear th"'
| tne appellee j. Mahelle faliin. j. nol 10 Iesl'
nnt 81 the State al virginia, she j. require.
Ia nppear here ON the 9TH daf oi NpNenu'l
| is.o' after due publication OF ms oi"ci ~
| lie DNifA rfNE-. q newspaper published j..
lie civ of Richmond. once week I"f l"ul
| weeks and answer said appeal. ANA do VIVA
i necessary to protect her Interest thereln'
t,FOkGE X. TAYLOR. Z. Z.
| Ions CnIrcHER. tor appellant. cc5 III ~
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PRE- STON B Il L V N,
FINE ART FUR NI1 OINh
No. 18 Governor Street.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &C.

"It is wonderful that from the bosom OF
Mother Earth flows streams for me hea'ins
of her chlldrcn.->. q. r..
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Market nrm. ...t
D,,of,fioaN. Middlin-. l0i &c.; low miu'
ding. a7.c.: good ordinary. Sc.
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News. POMTCs. LITERATURE, RELlG-
1OrS OPINIONS, AGRICULTURAL,
CLIPPINGS AND CONTRlBurlONs.
TrIrnp ,pHc FACILITIES UNEXCElLED-
the best to be obtained. \ Corps
Of Correspondents throughout
the state aud the Carolinas.
Special Correspondents from New York
City and Europe.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA. VACATION: - II
y me CIERk'~ OFFICE OF ~ :,
pgFNE cor Er OF APPEALS Al III H.
MONp. OCTOBER -, 1850.
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OWENS G. MINOR DRUG co.
General Agents, Richmond, Va
1907 MAIN STREET. OrPO. rOSfoftiCE
WHAT CURES ?

A. Ncdiclne Of GENUINE MEhIIwe pI
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s-.lE 2oll 5a Snail 9r,''
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-30

,,-oumtefvllle Times: Twelve years ago Mr..
Woodard arrived in this county with an invalid
"ie, SIX chllufen, cart and an old OK to steer
II, ana not dollar in his old clothes Ten wears
SINCE alter having pulled from pillow to post tor
TWO years, wandering down into what was
SHOWN as the wonders of this county AT that
TIME he WAS too poor to build. and pitched a
camp under an old oak, the foliage OF which
"hercd much protection from the torrents of
summer showers. He now possesses, besides a
hea'thy wlic and family oi handsome Young
men anu beauiiiul yonNg ladies, 9i6 acres OF
Iich land, upon which are large farms fine
Stock and good buildings He raises fine crops
"1u quantities OF vegetables for mntkct has 1876
acres Sci ont IN grove iOlm, sXty-tivc ot which
are almost bearing, and very ntaly "A hirtv-fye
soiid acre bearn" grove. For the last piece
mentioned he has refused $40 600, as he hoids II
III $50 900, and would scarcely sell oul his pos.
Sessions at 100000
The following items arc from The Florida
school journal, published at the Agricultural
college, Lake CITY: Cheap board sui remains
POPULAR HE Btlr"cks E'ghl dollars pr month
seems cheap enough hut next year we expect TO
1--we better Tor less money. Oar only trouble
now Is 10 find room AT the tables Oar enroll
pient Is now upwards ct eighty and bows sun
coming IN. here viii be 40 trouble in making
4 coicg" with snch material we are now yel-
tln&' but unless The Legislature il liberal in
providing some needed equipments, we ehall nul
De aDie 10 house them at NE rate lieV are likely
10 crowd III upon us next session. Four hand
some S"Id medals Offered 10y ,Ac Is ,urd Of
trustees winch are t" be presenter by the faculty
AT the close OF The term for the best record i'm
attendance, department and advancement in all
departments OF the academic ard Collegiate work
including The military and mrch1mlcal EQUAL
Chance Tor all and ali are doing their level best
TO win the decorations"
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Fernaniina Mirror

Fio-lda IS very largely dependent on railway
facilities for HE marketing ct her products. The
railways OF Florida, on The other hand, are very
largely dependent upon The nrOdncis OF Florida
fields and groves for the business which suStans
them. Mutual relations neccSoir ily ere ,ic inll-
tnal Interests, and these interlcrtndenj interests
should work in harmony. No horiz initial rule OF
freight charges per ton or per hundred weight
can be applied. Heavy products, like wood,
lumber, rock, etc. can only be moved ut all by
low rates ct freight. Merchandise OF consiera-
bic value and light weight can sustain compara-
lively high freight charges. Again, fruits and
vegetables can only be shipped when the markc;
price will pay the shl per fair return, after de-
Quoting freight and charges. When The freight
and charges absorb the price Obaned. or nearly
so, the grower will no longer ship, and there " i'll
be no freights paid. Fruits aud vegetables are
pcrShable and must have therefore first class
service, which costs more than inferior service.
BY frsi-class service we mean superior and
more expensive class ot cars adapted especially
to the transportation OF fruit d more rapid time
schedule and prompt delivery. 1t would not be
fair to demand OF the railways such superior
service at the same rate OF freight as for coal,
wood, iron and lumber or naval stores. More
over, no guarantee OF freight is required, that
should be taken into account as amounting to
certain amount of risk-nOt very great in the
case of oranges but very considerable in the case
OF vegetables The rates of freight upon grain,
mittedly higher than the rates heretofore put
upon fruits and vegetables going out of the SaA.
1t seems to US that this difference should not
exist 1t may be that the rates on flour and
grain, etc, are too low, but there is. prob
ably middle rate which would benefit
both parties. But these are questions which
could probably be settled satisfactorily by a con
ference OF fair representative men. The former
rate charged on oranges was % cents per box OF
so pounds for hauling from any point north of
Orange Lake. THIS is equivalent to $40 per car
load of 300 boxes 10 tons, at the rate of Sc %
per ton The Commissioners rate is 13 cents
per box. or $50 per car load of 800 boxes equal
10 So 80 per ton. The freight realized from
general merchandise was. during the year
1878, about S. per ton. The trouble of hand
ling general merchandise is considerably more
than that of fruit, three-fourths of which is
shipped in car load lots. Flour paid but about
So per ton and grain about 81 per ton.
Vegetables paid about 50 per ton. 1t we allow
say So rs per ton for fruit where the Commits
sioners now allow 1926, it would pay the rail-
road companies better than to have constant
contest going on, with litigation and hard feel
ing, and might satisfy the shipper. We simply
suggest in what way we think better under
standing could be brought about. The railroads
would be justified in making difference be-
tween guaranteed and non-guaranteed freight
on vegetables
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For two years had rheumatism 50 bad that
1t disabled me for work, ami Conlilcd me To nv
bed for "a whole year, during wnicn time could
not even raise my hand, - my hra!, and Tor
three months could not r.tj>r my>c. i'm bed was
reduced IN flesh from 1872 TO St lbs +: was treated
by best physical Is Ouly 10 grow worse Finally
| took Swiits Specific, ana soon began 10 I'M
prove. Alter IL while WAS at my work, and tor
the past i've months have been ~ well as ever
WaS-ail from the eiiccls 0t SWil's Specific
FL Wayne, lad, Jan 8, 1889 john RAY.
Switt's Specific is Il purely vegetable remedy
contains no Mercury, Pr:a>h or othcr mincra
is harmless Ia INC most NeiIcllr infant our
treatise on Bloc aui Skln Disease will re
mailed tree.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
DnNcr ). Atlanta, Ga.
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WInheservpdIy Laughed At.

The uninking prone to make game of nervousness
Yet this is very real and serious affection, the harassing
symptoms of which rendered all the more poignant by
rdicule The stomach is usually responsible for these
symptoms-its weakness and disorder find reflex the
brain, which the headquarters of the nervous system
As tonic and tranGuillizcr. we believe that not
one be pointed effective as lo-tetcr Stomach
Bitters. In renewing vigorous digestion strikes the
key note Of recovery Of strength and qnicndc by the
nerves. Headaches. remors in quiet sleep, abnormal
senstivcncss unexpected nOses-aii these modify and
ultimately sappear the system gains strength from
the great tonic Dyspepsia billiousneSs rheumatism
constipation aud kidney complaints are suhducd by the
Bitters.
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My mother has had cough for twenty
wears, pneumonia leaving her with bron-
cbal trouble. Two years ago, her lungs be-
coming involved, she became very much
emaciated and lost all strength, being under
regular treatment of a physician and taking
Medicine ali hours of the day This continued
until year ago. when saw your advertise
ment of Dr. Acker's English Remedy for Con-
sumption and procured bottle, as the tickling
in her throat was unremitting and SO irritating
as to make talking mpracticable She was so
much relieved that another bottle was pro-
cured, and we now buy by the case. she never
being without it, She has no pi clan ana
takes no other medicine. She rer ed iateiy
that if she had not procured it wht .e ola she
would now be dead.
We have recommended it to Others who al
WAYS receive benefit from it. Fl anyone deslr-
ing further particulars will address me with a
stamp will answer with pleasure, as deem 1t
the best cough medicine made.
A trial only is necessary to convince anyone
of its merits. Very respectfully.
D. W. SIMMONS, Postmaster
Cave Springs, Ga
Sold nv 7. E. A. Davidson, Druggist
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-30
Notice of Incorporation.
Jan Is, 16-ly

To aolaona ii may concern:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned have formed a corporation under
the provisions of the laws of Florida, for the for
nation and government of general corporations
and shall apply to the Legislature of Florida for
charter for the same The name of the incorpora-
ton is THE Florida National Home for Aged,
Crippled and Infirm ex-Confederate and Federal
Soldiers" The capital stock is $4,000, 10 per
cent. of which is to be paid in before beginning
business. The business will be to provide home
for all ex Confederate and Federal soldiers, who by
age. inrmity or poverty unable to take care of
themselves. The company to be authorized to So
lict aid throughout the United States and other
countries, and by giving concerts and other enter
tanments to assist In sustaining the home, and to
offer all such donations to holders of said tickets
as may seem proper to the officers, 10 per cent. of
which shall be set aside for the improvement of
the grounds, etc. The company shall commence
business Immediately after their incorporation and
charter and stall do business at Tallahassee, Fla
The business shall be conducted by President,
Secretary and Treasurer and Board of Directors.
The highest amount of Indebtedness or liability to
which the corporation can at any time subject it.
self, is 500 900.
ST. CLAIR FECHNER, G. H. MONTGOMERY.
A. ii. MOORE G. ERICKE,
CHARLES FECHNER, j. II. KENNETH,
M. K ROSE, ID. f. CANDEE,
VIM. +. MILLER, G.. w. FECRNER.
April IL, 1889 4w
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-30
Sold by J. E. A. Davidson, Druggist.

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ENERGETIC GENTLEMEN AND
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