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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07

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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-11-24

The statistics of the Paris Exposition
show an enormous increase over the re-
turns of the two previous experiments.
The number of paying visitors to the ex-
hibition of 1867 was 5000. 900 to that of 1878
il was 1900, 600. and to the one just closed
there were %, 000, 600 paving patrons. The
Eiffel Tower admission fees alone aggre-
gated q, 100000 francs. 1t is astonishing
to note what a number of people there are
who want to make rise in the world If
they can do so at small cost. This
same tower, by the way, enjoys the
unique distinction OF beng about the only
very high place from which nobody has
jumped, or attempted to do so.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-11-24

Now If you viii listen, will tell you
story said my hostess, after | laid aside
the photograph. The woman in the pic
ture is Lizzie. She was one OF the
very first OF the inmates of the Home,
when 1t was located on Pavonia avenue.
Her mother was a widow working in
New York and living Ia Jersey City She
was a Door woman and could not find n
suitable place 10 board her child with the
scanly means at her disposal. She made
application at the Home and the child,
who was excessively bright. pretty and
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-11-24
A Quarry of "serpentiner marble,

Grand Rapids capitalists are busy pros
pc citing the Verde Antique marble
quarry, which they have discovered near
Ishpeming, in, the upper peninsula, and
thorough tests show that an inexhausti-
BILE ledge of the finest "serpentinen vet
known on the continent better even than
the old Greek quarry now worked out,
has been found. 1t is close to the rail-
road, and Chicago, New York and Boston
marble dealers are enthusiastic in the
hundreds of thousands of cubic feet will
be wanted annually. The work of devel-
oping the quarry will be pushed as early
as possible next spring. Rapids
(Mieh } Telegram.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-11-24

Another wonderful discovery has been made,
and that too by a Indy IN this county Disease
fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years
She withstood its seyereSt tests. hut her vital or
gniis were undermined and death seemed ininii
ncnt. For three months she coughed necessarily
and could not sleeep. She bought OF us a bottle
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and 10 much relieved on taking FIRST tiose
that she slept an night. and with one hottie has
been mliReulously cured. Her name h Miss
Lni1 Thus wrote W. e. fiamrlck q Co, III
Shelby, \. G. Get trial bottle at George IL.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-19
A TERRrRLE MISFORTUNE.

1t ia calamity of the drest kind to feel that ones
physical energies failing in the prime of fe-to feel
more nerveless, dspited, weaker every day. Yet
this is the unhappy lot of hundreds who surround
of renewed strength which science approves in
behalf of which multltudes of the debtated have and
every day testifyng and which, in countless in
stances, has built up constitutions Slapped by weakness
and infrmity and long unidentified by other means,
surely commcnds itself all who need tonic. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters is such medicne-pure botanic
soothing the nerves. promotve of digestion and
tllizer Of the blood Dyspepsia and nervousnessthe
first cause the second consequences OF lack OF STAN
ina-depart when a course of the Bitters is tried All
forms Of malara disease rheumatism kidney and bIad
der trouble, constipation and bousness are anmhilated
by this standard family medicine.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-19
OUR LITTLE SON.
Four years old, afflicted with n painful
skin disease. Six doctors tried to cure
him all failed. GOT worse and worse.
Completely cured by one set of Cuticura
Remedies. 70.

Our little will be four years Of age on the 25h
inst In May. 1885 he attacked with very painful
breaking out OF the skin. We called in physician, who
treated him for about four weeks. The child received
little or good from the treatment. the breaking
out Supposed by the ply stefan TO be hives in agra
waited form, became larger in blochcs and more and
mo distressing. We were frequently obliged to get
up in the night and rub him with soda iii water strong
hnimcns. etc: Finally called other hyscian- until
no less han six had attempted IL cure him. all alike fail
Ing, and the child steadily getting and worse I'M
I'll about the 2rh of last July, when we began give
him CT TICURA REs0LvENT internally. and the CUTCURA
he was nearly well that him only dose of
the RESDIvENr about every second day for about ten
days longer, and he has been troubled since with
the horrible malay. In all used less than one half
of hottie of TIT, REsOlvENT little less than one
b0A OF Cutie and only cake Of CUTICuRA SOAP
ii. f. RYAN, tayuga. Livingston Co. III.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 4th day OF
January, lSS1. c. y. COE. j. p
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-19
What the south il Solid Against.
From the Nashville Amer lean

1t is pity some apparently well-meanng
newspapers in the North which are constantly
pr;,iing about the political solidity of the Sou h
as a constant source of irritation in the North
cannot acquire some little understanding OF the
siiI4tinn and exercise IA little common sense in
dealing with il. Il the Nor h is irritaed because
The South is solid, th-n the North is fretling
.ctouni of lis own blinduess or stupidity. The
N,uh IS not solid against inc Nor'h-it is solid
q. ins the rule Of ignorance, prejudice and cor
-.l.,f ION
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-19
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BUCHANAN, GA. August 10, 1888
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-19

Sam Jones When Gods given man
a wife with six or eight or ten children
the Lords done big thing for him, but
when he gives man wife and canary
bird-weIl, he just throws off on him,
that's all.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-19
STATE NEWS 8.

rorkS.
pei w = q nlan on foot to form a
liner. ;s., Association.
s's ON, ,an;cola merchants often ship
~AP sn tset of lumber per week.
ee,VVV u1ovd will be the Farmers
N. H. abont in Quincy this year.
gsnce Ille' ''' g.. aoo,,rrod o. Iosnor
"A ai'" The total loss is about 5000.
psd'N' 49,, has been issued to Dewitt
a pa'e"fr R1sbncll. for a car coupler.
NcCo!' - ,ouo ,,o.h
Tsmpa'S tea '"''S""" u o,'"o of e o"ao
church Will soon oe III 0o"' . - WV
40
A carload OF 'u2'' - =, | ~PIpa r -.
sry week rom ''' 80 ''' "
,0k. :,
v,srs. Simmons x carton VIII snip
:. tbnsand tioFid" o"''S 10 havana
n Panta Gorda.
The Florida l'harmaceuticai ASsocl-
!, viii convene IN annual session at
~ April 10Th.
,rtbnr {. Jackson sent Tuesday, a
l.sa Of exhibits from Sanford to the
"' rvnosition
The Monticello Gun CluO won the
,,tcb over Thoma>Ellle IN 'he shooU at
: latter place Tuesday.
,lot Of palmetto was shipped to
"a ynrt from jacksonville last week
XIV n,oa 70 celebrating Palm Sunday.
pr;stow has recentlv
Mr. l.. l.; hriSto~' 'las 'eoe" 10y
Ecu a;,. prp Life Insurance Co., for the
. II Florida
', :" 1onbus Anderson and family
-he'' . 81 ~ T~esbnrg Ills naner the
i'e cca'0 ,i H. has not vet been
1hnsllan Aa sanfarl
N, Charles B Gale, editor of the
,ta Weir Independent and Mrs. NJ.
a. ubollapd al South Lake Weir.
=. marr;od ~ he eth.
m Plant Of tbe Plant system Of
g-a ~; - u;lI visit Gainesville this week
i ,Ir WA, ~". ,ho s;tnaI;on and examine
u , iOoA Vl'l - -" - nav, ho,nl
''T Tn"n " vcPa. is the first man in
Co., O' r,,,o,a I,n;,od Stotoo Aor
a Al .h g Gov" ~' aSj;,ional stars renrosanf
III M 'ns 'ou n,r a1m;t'n1 statei ri.
!, a1sts over \ new hotrI =, Nelrose
A''''
The +. K. Il \. ompany com
anced work on Monday last, layn9
nS' SIDE track ana sT ,4cI:3, on i, the
plIn , nae. o. cue 'l'e SOU" 'o''u" roa" a.
snI NY "1''n =. ''0'''N al '"'e'i"c'
NF,,sO" =, '"o ''"''
The Monticello Constitution saws
bat there Is some talk u the +. X. IL \.
galway Company building . road from
aonuctllo to Tnonla-'lie, and that the
RsOpl@, OF Fhomasvlle have been made
.". arna rtotOS''On ""l'" VIII very "Ne'y
N.Y. r'I p
go. m' p:.i roS'9f; " nl'o" o. the late FRO
'so[ h'cnard a. Proctor, has received a
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-19
SCROFULOUS HUMORS.

Last >pring very sick. being covered with some
KIND Of scroua The doctors could not help me. was
advised 20 try the CUTCURA REsnLvENT. | did so. and
III day better and better until = well az
ever. thank You for it very much, and would like to
have it told To the public.
EDW. HOFFMAN,, North Attlcboro, Mass
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-19
nRV ROT.
From the Springfield Republican

From The SprlnyntI1 RtIlNoEIcah.
When nominations BEGIN to be award
IA with the expectation or understanding
that big contributions to the party trea-
surv are TO follow from the men thus hon
ored, the spread of dry rot is invited and
sure TO come. The evil is not stationary
but proc ressive.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-19

CUTIcURA, the great skin cure, and CUrICURA SOAP,
prepared from It. externally and CUTIcuRA REsoI-
VENT, the Blood Purifier, internally, are pos
tive cure for every form OF skin and Blood Disease
from Pmples to Scrofua.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-19

Sold everywhere. Price: CUtICURA, 30 cents; SOAP
25 cents; REsoIvENr 81 Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston, Mass
So Send for I" How Cure Skin Diseases "a pages
80 illus ra ions and 100 testimonials.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-04
SENATOR pLuMD ARRIVES,

Senator Plumb, Of Kansas, arrived this
morning from the West, and called on
the President.eleCt, Hisconference was
less than an hour and he left at 2 o'clock
for Washington. Inan interview Senator
Plumb said he merely stopped over to
have general talk with the President.
elect; he had no special mission; he
was not pressing any name for
Cabinet position; he was In favor
OF an extra session OF Congress; /;
in favor OF a vigorous and early invcsti-
CATION by Congress-of' the alleged sup.
preston of the colored vote in the South.
He thought Mr.. Blaine would sit at the
head OF the new Cabinet. AS to the
situation in New. York State he was not
well enough posted TO express an intel.
ligent opinion. Another visitor Of
prominence was the Hon. Moses w.
Field, Of Detroit, one OF the regents Of
Michigan University, and during tho
campaign Of lS7G;yas Chairmanof the
National Greenbaek Executive Com-
nlttee. His tall VIth General Har.
rison was necessarily brief. II he
came here with a special object he kept
It to himself. He talked freely,
however, and said among other things
that he had no doubt whatever but that
General Alger would comprise one oil
President Harrison's Cabinet. He
seemed positive on this point, and was
equally positive in his option that Mr..
Riajpe would be Secretary Of State. He
regarded both Of these appointments as
settled some tImO ago, Among other
visitors were Hon. II. A. HAWKING, ol
Tenn, the late defeated Republican
candidate for Governor Of that State.
lie vent into the Southern situation at
considerable lepgth in talking with the
D., ..,dOlt-elC0t,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-04
now MANY SINS AlG TIILRg2
Christopher Columbus, i,onn', and ConSi
Atwood,s EiY0rts 10 borrow Them.

Christopher coiumbaE i,onn', and Consul
AtwOod,s EH0ria TO borrow Tllem.
WAsniHoroN, Jan. Sat the State
Department nothing is known Of the
story to the effect that tho United States
Consul al San Domingo, the Oldest city
in America, has applied 10 the agthoFi'
ties down there on behalf Of the Gov.
ernment and people Of the United
States for loan OF the bones Of Chris.
topher Columbus, 10 10 exhibited al the
exposition whlUliit ID proposed 10 hold
In the city OF Washington In 1909 "a
commemorate bis highly Commendable
act Of discovering the American Conti-
nunt. As the plans iorthe proposed ex'
position have not yet taken shape, but
ID O yet chaotic state arc being urged
upon the adoption Of Congress BY . few
nierchants and hotel keepers Of Wash.
InRton, the HCpTetary noi State has NOT
authorized Consul Atwood, who comes
from Columbus, Ohio, 10 get an option
on The bones, and there ID really no qr-
genCy for bin 10 10 10, because he
should fall 10 get tho cot that lies ID the
Cathedral AZ San Domingo City, there i
another lot that might DO borrowed
from The Cathedral az Havana. Mark
Twain went over another set In spain,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-04
wSDESyBD fnLBgRAAs.


The time Of tic House Of Representa-.
tives was occupied yesterday In hlllbuS-
tOrlng.
Charles White, the Manager oiwhitO's
Opera House At Detroit, died yesterday
morning,
Tie Richardson Drug Company, the
ilfn burned out al 81, Louis last week,
and which owned the largest drug house
In the West, has decided not 10 resume
business,
The stables Of the Health Department
Of lIoslon were burned yesterday, Ten
thousand bushels Of grain and seventy
IONS Of hay were destroyed. The build.
jngs cost $4,000.
The message Of Gov Ames, Of Massa'
rhuSetlb, Issued yesterday states thai
there ara 10 the savings banks Of that
State 3ib,iS6,O10, an Increase Of oyei
Sig,ODO,pOO during tile past year,
senator Stewart yesterday introduced
resolution authorizing the Treasury Il
Feilnd all Income taxes which are shown
10 have been illegally collected, the
money 10 bo paid out by the Commits
BIunOf Of Internal Revenue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-04

BAN JUAN DEL Sun, NICARAGUA, Jan.
9.-san Jose Dc Costa Rica was tho scono
on the night of December 20 and tho
morning Of December 30, OF a series Of
earthquake shocks Of great severity.
Tho shocks aro believed to havo ortsi.
mated In tho volcano Of poag, an inSy,,s !,
distant from tho town. AZ GiSiSinls
eight persons were killed and man ~ y"sa .'
10 lTTed, The churches and principSl
buildings In the city suffered considerS.
blo damage. Tho inhabitants encannc,l T'"
~ tho squares and parks, No iTrlESr
subBldlng. 0 ""'An ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-04
A MOTIIER,S ORlME
She Forces Her Child TO Drink Carbollc
Acid aud Drinks the Stun uersOlf.

She Forces Her Child to Drink Carboilc
Acid aud Drinks the Stun HerSClf.
CHICAGO, Jan. S.-Mrs. William
o'Leary, Of IS Gurley street, had often
threatened to kill herself aud her two
children. She had also threatened to
shoot her husband. AtGo'cloCk yester.
day evening she called her three. year
old Frances to her side and forced her 10
drink carbolic acid. The child fell over
in commissions. Then the mother drank
the rest Of the acid in the bottle and
screamed 10 her husband that she liad
poisoned herself and little Frances.
O'l4eary, who was in bed at tho time,
sprang into tho room. He caught the
dying child up In his arms aud ran
screaming into tho street, He vile FOL.
lowed him short tiiatance and then fell
unconscious upon tho pavement. Per.
sonsln Madison street saw u bare.headed
man running about in an aimless way
with child In his arms, II was 0'I.eary.
He was nearly crazy from grief. DR.. j.
T, Murphy came along in his coupe
0'Leary saw him and hurled the baby In
the physIclan's lap. Then they went &c
q drug store, where emetics were admin,
istered to tile child.
Meantime friends had assisted Mrs.
0'Leary into her house. She was nearly
dead when pr. Murphy and her husband
came. EmetiCs were given TO her, but
the physicians said that neither mother
nor the child could recover, O'LeRry
tainted twice during tho evening" and
threatened Ia commit suicide III case
FRANCES died. Last night he quarreleC
with his wife. O'Leary Is given a Eoot
reputation at O. T. Kimball & %. car
riage mandatory, where he works
He Is thirty years cid and his wifi Il
about the same age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-04
IINFIeRt aFIFa BURGLARs.
one Of tho "Qussn's Own" Who was Worst
sd-A Desperate Move.

NEw YoRK, Jan. S,-The Sun says
Conductor Dan Church, Of train 50,
which left Boston at $3.50 on Monday
night on the Boston Lowell & Vermont
Central roads, arriving in Montreal at
1880 on Tuesday morning, had an In
terestlng meeting with three. Bank bur-
glars at Stanbridge station, Canada, about
forty miles south OF Montreal on the
Vermont Central railroad, The story us
told to the reporter rivals the exploits Of
Western cowboys, For sometime past
gang Of burglars have been operating
successfully on safes In the small towns
OF Northern New York and Vermontand
recently they have visited Chanplain
New York aud LaCole, Canada,
Early on Tuesday morning they broke
into two safes IN East Slanhridge, little
town in Quebec. There were three men
in the party and they stole u horse and
wagon and started for Stanbridge sta.
tion, where they boarded Conductor
ChurCh's train. Asthe train was draw
ing out Of the station two officers OF
East Stanbridge drove up Just In time to
see the burglars smiling at them from q
window OF the rear car, The officers
telegraphed to Pete Smith, a Canadian
revenue officer at ST, Alexander TO ar
rest tho burglars and he found them,
With good deal OF flourish he display
ed his badge and said; ~ arrest you in |
the name Of the Queen"
The train had started, and as tho bur.
glars made no resistance, Officer Smith
asked an assistant TO watch them while
he went into the baggage car to see II
any OF the stolen property was on board,
In a few minutes he returned. His
had disappeared, On the plat
form Of the car stood the three burglars
armed with reyolvers, As soon as the
officer appeared they fired two shots ut
him through the glass door. One OF the
bullets went through his hat and he
concluded that the Queen would be
better served by live officer than q
dead one, and dropped to the floor.
Conductor Dan Church heard the shoot
Ing and came out to investigate the
cause OF 1t.
"D-n your eyes, drop under that
seat" shouted one OF the burglars. The
conductor obeyed, When the train
reached little station near st. Johns,
The burglars;dlsappeared in the woods.
Officers from Montreal tracked the
burglars as far as LaCodi, Canada, on
afternoon, but didI not capture
hem.
A dispatch from Montreal says that
when the burglars loft tho train the sta.
lion agent aud his assistants noticed
he escape and tried to op them. when
Two Of them pulled revolvers aud began
Llring ut the crowd which was gathering.
Captain Smith made bold stand, and
.ried to take hold Of Que Of the men.
Two bullets were fired At him, one
striking him in the face aud the other in
,he scalp. The despeadoes then es-
,lnnd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-04
prElnnIns ora lsnte War.

CmCAoo, ILLo Jan. a,-A morning
paper saysi "rhe discovery was made
yesterday that the Missouri Pacific sold
at one OF its regular offices at Kanaas
City a first class ticket to Pueblo at SIS,
a cut ofS325
The Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska rail.
road (liock Island west OF the Missouri
River In accordance With its notice Is
sued last week that 1t would meet any
rate made by sralpers or regular agents
at less than taritFoyer the counters Of It's
regular offices, promptly issued orders to
Its agents ut Kausas City to make u Sl5
rate to Pueblo, Colorado Springs and
Denver"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-04

BATTLE CREEK, MlcH,, Jan, 3.-The
Canada & st. Louis Railroad, which be.
gan operations Monday, recorded lis
first fatal accident yesterday. A gravel
train with caboose attached containing
thirty.eight men, was thrown from the
track near Colon by n misplaced switch.
The gravel cars plunged into the Gu
boose, instantly killing Frank Matthews,
the brakeman, and seriously iniuring
six other men.