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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-03

y Russian analyst. writing to The
papers. gives tie following o. % test ~
which Tea can be proved Co bc genuine or
not Take pinch of tea iaagias,. poir
upon u p little cold water nnd wru ,i,li,
up. Pure tea will only slightly color
ihs water, while strong infusion +,
quickly got from tic aiultcrtf.I =,
painted leaf Now boil botb rorfs s,,,,.
~ ~, ai'd let them stand $50 cooi, and
lhe uiiieFenco between them will be
mot marked The faloo tea VIII become
SUI stronger after long standing. but
VIII remain transparent Whereas tbe
pure tea viii become muddy or milky.
hL' tist appearance arises from the tan.
nia acil which is natural property h
inre iea boz which Ion artificial ia A.
'-'''i' ~ -taeiit. Nov Yors Telegram.
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Cor Infants and Children.

"Castoria is 20 web adapted to children that
ireco'nn'on2 Il rs superior 70 any prescription
knowA to nc" IA. ARcuE2, D.,
III So. Oxford St. Brooklyn, NY.
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TIic FIRST LESSON.

'Fcet SOL says the professor, his right
heel IN the hollow OF his left foot.
Invariably the left heel drags itself up
TO tho right foot.
"Drr. says tho professor. "You
would tip over on your nose If you tried
TO stand SO! Now the violin under your
chin, 80 CIlt your check just rests on it
20 keep. s; ady. Hands of tho strings,
LAT Eoldias to c.@e. -! Elbow down.
Bow in yoas' right hand Oh. no. never,
my by. That's q good way to hold a
saw, but Us 4 bad way to hold q violin
bow. There. hook YOU. Thumb so.
First one scco-l l9gcr5 so-last two I'm
ser g."
Neiy clumsy tic pudgy little fnrcrs
arc 10 begin with, but in few minutes
when Tie violin fright is worn of tho
fingers begin 70 timber up, and in n sur
prhinSly short time these babies arc
sawiiIs away gs ra.ur:l 5s lie.
In iar ics5 tiuo t..sn IL would take a
greater u'ind these youngest rs know each
string g. sci as they know their own
namcs. ht...r IL flci. Shan they knew
t.cm when ihcy flcpI Miss Watson in
tho oLice. 1hci tho arc cra=y fer q
tuno. J. so-c cly c.'e coall tclioyc it
possible thcir olreui li.tlc ri.s have
con iurrci Csc mysicrit.u t GicHli1 and
re nJios. anI tlst ere slwia. Away It
O. o. g. d, q, 60. q. s.-h 80 li3 ,1t 10 o.
artists. ilc uc.. n..p 90 to tgit tl,
Mite hasr' a' tfrf c11 rIl. i., .ud
do',l t.ic s.ri aai ir-' il4a Clown
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I'll
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-15
Are we 10 Have Another war;

Some political prophets that we shall. Be that
may the battle waged by medical science against dis
will until arrive at the utopan epoch
when the human family shall to be afflicted with
bodily ailments. One of the most potent weapons
which the armory of medicine furnishes, is Hosteters
Stomach Bttes, which is Of special utility family
remedy, il is adapted to the Immediate relief and u
mate of those disorders of the stomach liver and
bowels which of commonest occurrence. Indiges
ton, bonsncss and constipation are inseparable
panons and these ailments completely eradicated by
the Bittcrs But remedial scope of this superatvely
wholesome and NAL medicine taxes in also nervous all
mens, rheumatism and kidney troubles its action in
these in the other complaints being characterized by
unequaed thoroughness.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-15

The Fernandina Mirror gives the
following interesting shipping news for
the month of December at that port ::
Vessels entered-Foreign II, 6,9l5 tons /;
coastwlse %, 1885 tons Vessels
cleared-Foreign 5, ] $40 tons; coastwise
IS, 1855 tons. Lumber shipped-For-
eign, 100000 feet coastwise, 100000
feet; cotton shipped coastwisc, 1000
bales; naval stores, coastwise, 500 bar
rels; cedar, boxed, coastwiSe, ,9O3, logs
300; tobacco, coastwiSe, 800 bales or
anges, coastwise, 1900 boxes; railroad
ties, coastwise, 800 tons.
--Leesburg Commercial: A Detroit
special says that the Republican friends
in that city OF ex-senator Jones, of Flor
ida, are taking steps to procure for him
an appointment under Gen. Harrison. to
some foreign mission. Elk Senator Jones
and Gen. Harrison, it is stated, are warm
personal friends, having become greatly
attached to each other while in the Sen
ate. The orange crop Of Florida this
season Is not failure in any sense Of the
term. The yield is large, the quality Of
fruit excellent, and thus far, good returns
have been received for most of the fruit
shipped to market At least. this is the
true report from this the great Lake Re-
gion OF the State. In view Of these facts,
better times may be reasonably expected
tor our people the coming year.
-Drahe's Nogozjne:. There is such
thing as carrying choke too far as a
Colorado horse-thief remarked to neck
tie social.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-15

The cheapest and simplest gymna-
SUM in the world-one that will exercise
every bone and muscle in the body-is atiat
piece of steel noched on one side, fitting
tightly into a wooden frame, and after
being creased on both sides with bacon
rind, rubbed into stick of wood laid
lengthwise on sawbuck
Boston Courier A young lady who
refuses to kiss her beau is very migrate
full !; she forgets how much she was kissed
herself when she was baby.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-15
TERMS: Postage Prepaid, $500 PEI
Vol. X Begins November 6, 1883.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
IN the undersigned, have this the 23d day of
November, 1883, associ tied ourselves together I'M
der and by virtue of an act OF the Legislature of
Florida entitled " An act to provide general law
for the Incorporation of railroads and canals" APP
proved February 10Th, 1874 and amendments there
TO- and have formed and organized company to
construct, maintain and operate railroad for pub
lie use, in the conveyance of persons and property
under the corporate name Of tie Georgia and Flor
ida Short Line Railway Company. Said road will
be about twenty-five miles in length, exclusive of
sidings, will be located in Hamilton county, Flor
ida, and extend from point at or near Marion, in
Hamilton county, to point on the Georgia and
Florida State line, in the direction of Ousley, in
Lowndes comfy. Georgia. or some other point in
said Lowndes county, Georgia. The capital stock
of said road will be one hundred thousand dollars
divided into one thousand shares of the par value
of one hundred dollars each.
III. s. HAINES,
X. G. FLEMING,
JNO. c.. REYNOLDS.
S. G. McLENDON.
Nov 81 1888 On
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-15

have been afflicted since last March with skin dis
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ment. MHs. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
Broad Brook Conn
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1889.
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an ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY

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An epitome Of everything that i attrac and desra-
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-15

Two years and half ago salt Rheum hrok.' out my
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terrible itching and gradually spread until it covered
the entire back of the hand The disease appeared
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ECz Three Years Cured.

CUTICCRA REMEDIES are ihe greatest medicines on
earth. Had the wort OF NalAfheum in this coun-
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from it, believe CUTCrR> WQaih have saved her life.
My breast AMI h. ad covered for three years
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Eczema GA Baby Cared

My baby has been troubled with E on his face
neck, head. ears, and entire BODY lie mass of
scabs. and obi ed IL re h hands prevent his
scratching. have speat collars remedies without
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ECZEMA CAN BE CURED

The most a=OniZin=. husmiliafimg.
itching. ~caiy. and burning EcZe.
mas are cured nv the CuticWa Rem.
dies. when physicians and all
other remedies fail.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
coRREcTIoNsAND CHARITIES
Ths Ns1t Conssntioa % BE Held a. De-
trsIt ia Dse~1bsr.

The National Convention OF Correc-
tons and Charities. held IN san Fran
cisco in september. vas 0f unusual IN
terest /" sa.d Bishop Gillespie u TELE-
sEA4 -HEEALB reporter yesterday morn
.ng. ssIL vas attended By three men,
bers from Mch gan, Hon. l.. c. Storrs,
OF Lansing, Hal c. Wyman, NJ. D., OF
Detroit, and myself. Mr. storrs Is sec
retary Of the State board and DR.. Wy
man Is A. efficient, valued and hard
working member"
The bishop also remarked that the
next convention Of the state Board OF
Charities and Corrections would be neld
ln Detroit December l0-ll, At which
time and place the cOunty agents would
also meet ia conference.
The program for the sessions has not
a. ye, been completed, bat the follow
lng subjects have been assigned The
Canadian jail y stem" Dy Dr.. o Reilly,
OF Canada; .Ihe Care OF lmbeclles, 4"
by Or. Lyster, of Detroit; Rational
Recreation as Preventive OF Crime
and Pauperlsm," =" Rev. II. G. Henderson,
-. D., OF Detroit, Penal and Pauper
Matters ia the Legislature of SO, " Com
missioner Forrest, OF East saginaw a
General View OF Detroit Charities and
Associated Charities" Or. Post. OF De
trot; The National Conference IN Cali
forna," Bishop Gillespie; Work or the
BOard for the Year" Hon. l.. {. storrs;
The Insane Who Should be Sent 10
state Asylums; should State or County
Maintain Them Mr.. Sawyer or the
Board Of Control OF the Eastern Asy-
lum.
The following IS the complete MEM
bershlD OF the State board, each com
missioner being appointed by the Gov
ernOr, with the consent of the Senate,
for a term of eight years:
Governor Luce. ex-OfhciO; Bishop
Gillespie, chairman; Hon. l.. c. Storrs,
of Lansing. secretary; Hal G. Wyman,
NJ. D., OF Detroit; j. VI. Neasmith, OF
Nicksburg; Herbert Forrest. of East
Saginaw, commissioners, and Miss
Fanny Ford, of Lansing, assistant sec
retary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
CUTTING PASSENGER RATES.
The Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee
Fighting the wabash.

DETROIT, Nov. 2.-The Ecening Ne1rs
says: The Detroit, Grand Haven &
Milwaukee railway is having a lively
tussle with the Wabash railroal for the
Chicago passenger traffic. \ few days
ago the first named railroads fare to
Chicago was $50, while that of the
latter was S7.25, an adjustment on a
mileage basis made a good while ago
between the east and west routes gem
orally.
Very recently the D., G. II. & VI. be-
lleved there was reason to suspect the
Wabash of cutting rates to corral the
traffic and as it happened the Wabash
suspected the other road. Railway
men say that both-s were right,
but that it Is possible the Grand
Trunk policy of aggression Initiated
the cut. A gradual decrease in the
fare was made until new tickets are
sold at 1915 with the prospect of going
lower since the scalpers are selling the
tickets at So. 1t does not appear that
the Michigan Central is in it, but if the
contract being the D., G. III. q NJ. and
the Wabash continues, it will cut into
the Central business 50 severely that
the latter road will take a hand in the
scaiplng and the war become general. q
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
COMMENDABLE SPEED.
The Mills OF the Gods Grind Slowly but
Judge Cobb's Doesn't.

BAY CITY, Mich, Nov. 2.-Three
prisoners were sentenced to the NIichi-
gan State prison in fifteen minutes yes
terday afternoon IN the circuit court
Thomas CASSIDY, who stole an $50
watch, was given three years; James
McGce. who played the boarding house
racket" =" four years, and in the case
of Joseph GOulethe. Judge Cobb over
ruled the motion for a new trial and
sentenced hir. 10 eight years.
Goulcthe, Il peddlcr, brought Vic
toria L. Martin, l3-year-old girl, to
this city few weeks ago and stopped
at the MOultOn House, representing
her as mis- wife. lie had been there be-
fore with another young girl whom he
said was his wife, and the proprietOrs
were suspicious of INN. He was az
rested for attempted criminal assault.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
PATRONAGE APPRECIATED.
some of the Grand Bargains offered by
the Tower Clothing Compauy-What
VIII be Displayed in Front OF
Their stores Tomorrow.

When merchants even at time when
thew are Ovcr-crOWded with business
still have time 20 think of the poor or
those IN humble circumstances. and so
arrange their business rs to benefit the
working pcople, that Is the kind of a
humantaranjsmin In busincsswhic lssuro
90 bring forth fruits, for ln the good
ness of their heart thov are sowing the
seeds of gratitude that must sDr0ut INTO
ultimate success. 4 representative Of
the TEIrGEAN-HFEALD was in "Ihc
Tower late last night. il is fact that
ucwspanrr mon receive but lttla salts
faction during the day at this place Of
business. bat after business hours ne is
ALWAYS welcome. ATUTCRsN-HERALD
roprcscntativo. therefore, called at n
lato hour last evening and saw some
thing me never expects To behold again.
The sight was nothing more nor loss
than c ght different chlnchliia over
coats for mems wear. upon forms and
marked with the bankrupt pr'ce Of
e3 o0 The scribe had mover vet hoard
OF or had'.ceu c.incnHa. a.ovcrcoats sold
at such um0us'v iow figures as $500
each, 7rl tne news g3thcror made bold
go ask NJ. Rrsr 1thal how it happened
ho could place such wonderful bargains
on the market H. replied that n the
h1nkrunt stock recently purchased
ZOO of those ehnchlla 0vcrcoats were
secured af go per cent. of cost oi manu-
faciurets price II cost the m3nufac-
turor rx4c''v 5.A9t0 make ono ot those
garments. con-e1 e1urutlv The Tower nur-
chased tn.s Hna of ovcrcoafs ~ $500
EACH I'D Av ~ of tho feet th7ttha puh-
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
POISONED THEN ALL
An Insane Daughter Puts "Rough
on Rats" III the Coffee.
CRAzED BY HER NOTHER'S DEATH
She Desired 70 Die aud Take Them Al
Win Her Recovery of
the Victims cry
Doubtful.

SHFLBYyEIE, Ky, Nov. Am III
sane daughtef OF Joseph McMann, d
street surveyor, made wholesale al
tempt today u take the lives OF the
entire family, consisting of SIX persons,
by putting Rough on Rats IA tie
colite al breakfast. She partook a.
freely OF the poisoned coffee a. The
other members of the family. All ais
in a precarous condition. Thedaughtcr
confessed the deed and declared il a.
her desire 10 die and XII al the family.
She lost her nund through grief over
the death OF her mother, eighteen
months ago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
POst-omce Statistics.

Postmaster Blair makes the following
report Of business done at post-office
during the month of October: Carriers
employed. 2S; registered letters deliv-
cred, 1904; letters delivered, 343, ,l03;
postal cards delivered, Il ,659; newspa-
pers, circulars, and all printed matter
delivered, 1866; local letters col
lected, Il ,422; mail letters collected,
23S, ,l45; local postal cards collected,
1929; mail postal cards collected, :,
43, l53; newspapers, circulars. and all
printed matter collected, 20 ,59S; l-cent
stamps sold, II 900; 2-cent, 246, 900; A.
cent, 100; 5-cent, 1900; cent, 2300;
10-cent, 200; '90-cent, 800; l0-cent special
delivery, POO; newspaper stamps, All;
postage due stamps, $500; postal cards,
l-cent, s. 900; total amount of stamps,
and cards sold, s. 7,3O4.l0; envelopes
sold, $2,9Sl.SO; tOtalreceIpts, Sl0;2S5.90.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03

The Now England dinner given at
Hartman's Hall by tho managers of the
Emerson Home for Fallen Women, yes
terdav, was very heavily pa;ronizct.
Before p. IN. over four hundred and
fifty people bad been fed. Many came
after taat hour, and Il is expected that
the net proceeds VIII be between S40and
500. The iHll OF fare was an appctizng
one. and the tidy and pretty waters
were very attentive. Tho ladies were
more than pleased with the success OF
the entertainments.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
SAVED BY WHISKY.
IL Proves TO be an Effective Antidote 10
Iarantula Poison.

At 10 DC ah rtAANr 70
Iarantula Poison.
Cincinnati, Nov. Mary Dounegon,
a pantry girl at the Grand Hotel. was
bitten in the left hand by a tarantula,
concealed in a bunch of bananas. The
girl, who IS a buxOm lass OF 10 was
ordered 10 cut the bananas from a
large bunch hanging in the stOrerOom.
She reached her left hand under the
fruit, when she felt a sharp sting; then
huge tarantula jumped out. Several
other servants were near by, and one
OF them promptly killed the spider.
Two or three cOlored men, who had
lived South, added 10 the terror OF
the girl 10y telling her that
she would die IN short
time. Her hand commenced to swell
almost instantly, and when the doctors
arrived she was IN pltablc plight
from pain and fear. The physicians
saw that the case was critical, and
dosed her with whisky until she was
stupetied. Prompt attention saved her
life, although she Is still dehriOus.
On the bunch Of bananas was found a
nest containing four half-grown taran-
tulas. The bananas came from the
West Indies about a week ago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
ITS TITLE IS no GOOD
An Old Statute Knocked Out by
the Supreme Court.
4 MOST SWEEPING DISIyaERITlSCE
As Usual the Criminal Gets ali the
Bensat, While Hundreds OF
ian0c<nts May Lose
Their All

LANSING, Mich, Nov. 2.-The Su-
preme Court mas knocked out law
that stood on the statute books from
1901 70 1857, IN which il was provided
that adopted children could become the
heirs Of their foster parents. The de-
cls.On affects many cases ia which sucn
heirshlp was assumed under the law
when It stood on the statute books. Ia
ISs5, however, II was repealed.
The case OF the people against Cong
don, which was the one the court had
IN hand, was one in which man was
being punished Tor abduction. If the
law Of 81 was valid the conviction
would have stood. IL could not have
occurred except for act 26. laws OF 1861.
The court SAYS the act was plainly 4
violation OF the constitutional prOyl-
slon which directs that the ObjectE OF a
law shall be- clearly expressed III lis
title. The title of this act Is, "An act
10 provide for changing the names OF
MINOR adopted children and other per-
sons" lt contains no mention OF the
fact that IN the act IL Is declared that
adoption shall constitute heirshlp.
The court refers 10 the law standing
so long unquestiOned, and the prob
ability that many vested rights of long
standing may exist, and says 1t weighs
those facts carefully in favor of the
law; but the case at issue was one that
involved present rights of individuals
OK great Importance, and it could not
hesitate TO obey the mandates OF the
constitution and declare the law null
and void.
Scores of children from the State
public school at COldwater were adopt
ed under this act of 1861, and their IN
terests are all jeoparded by this decis-
ION
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
Another Boiler Explosion.

OwINGsvILLE, KY, Nov. BY the
explosion of a boiler at Phelps saw
mill and grist mill near Frenchburg
yesterday afternoon, three men lost
their lives and two others were serl-
ously, perhaps fatally, wounded. The
engineers head was cut smoothly off
from his body, while the fireman was
cut IN two about the middle of his
body. John Phelps, son of the propri-
etOr of the mill, was also killed, and
Phelps himself had his skull crushed
in and was otherwise badly injured.
The house in which the mill was To-
Gated was badly wrecked.