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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19
STORIES ABOUT ANIMALS.

A dog and hawk were seen in fierce
conflict near Norristown, Pa, recently.
The bird was victor.
At Bethel, Me-, recently large bear
attacked a COW, but the latter fought
with all her might and main and finally
drove bruin off.
A trained cinnamon bear escaped from
it's owner into the Islington woods, near
Dedham, Mass, some time ago, and has
caused much CONSERVATION among the
scattered inhabitants of that region.
A duck got into a queer fix near
Rochester, Pa, recently. The ducks OF
that place eat the acorns which are scat
tered over the ground under the oak
trees, and this particular duck ate SC
many that when the owner returned
from work in the evening it was lying
PROSTATE, unable to walk or squak. He
looked into the mouth and saw that its
throat was clogged with acorns. He tried
to drive them down, but as he failed in
this, he cut its head off and nearly half
peck of acorns fell out of it's body.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19
THE CARE OF FLOWERS.

A solution of tobacco soap will keep the
aphis away fl on honeysucklcs.
Cutiin2, should always be made from
healthy pants. otherwise they are sure to be
poor ami diseased
Florists say nothing is to be gained by
starting ,,ladiJiuses in the house in advance
Of the outdoor planting time.
Do not wet the leaves of Rex Begonias, as
it causes them To spot, making holes ii the
leaves and finally destroying them.
1t is the nature OF the Poinsettia to drop
its leaves after blooming, when grown in the
sitting room. 1t often drops them before,
unless good deal of water Is used on its
foliage
The pe0ny dos wen IN rather heavy soil.
After tran>plantng it is often two or three
years before the plants bloom much, as they
must become well established in their new
quarters before full crops of flowers can be
expected
Cut flowers can be kept fresh for quite
length Of time by putting a few drops Of
liquid Irmonia in the water in which they
are placed This water should be changed
daily, and at each change the stems of the
flowers should be cut off an inch or two to
present fresh surface to the water.-Ladies
Home Journal
The Russian clergy have set up massive
clock to commemorate the Borki railway ac-
cident, in which the car and his family mar
rowly escaped death. The clock faces the
scene of the accident, and once year, at the
exact hour. heavy silver bell tolls for five
minutes.
Three years ago a small fig tree was placed
In the open space which was made by taking
up a brick in court in the rear Of R. s.. Jen-
hns' Office at Marysville, Cal. From the day
the tree was planted until the present not q
bit Of sunlight has reached it, and it now
stands at height Of over twenty feet and
has very heavy crop Of figs upon it. A
number of people who have tested the fruit
pronounce it very 1ne
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19
"oLD MIssOURPs" HOMELY SAYINGS.
Assort-well is Mine-well's brother.

Assort-well is Mine-well's brother.
The more LOUSY" tho mine, the less lousy
the miner
Pluck, powder and steel the wealth of
mines reveal
Faith, hope and hard work make the miner
s'rich as a turk"
When rats are restless on level, men there
will soon ''see the devil"
There are faults" in mines that are owing
to no faults in the miners
Ghosts in a mine can work no evil, but
'spirits" below play the devil.
The miner who is last in going to work is
apt to be the first in going home.
The miner who lamps with an iron bar will
soon ride in the undertaker's car
A golden harp is kept strung above for the
miner who cooks giant" in his stove.
All 'divining" is but a pretender's skill;
the miners best ''dowser" is his drill.
Whisky and cards laid low poor Pike"
but the shovel and pick built up Brother Ike
Where there is some pay ore at the mine,
good asserting makes all pay ore at the mill
Underground the miner burns his candle
ut one end; on top he often burns it at BOTH
Choose your mine you would a wife, for
its ''for better or worse" all the days of your
life.
When the miner starts his drill in miss
fire hole, St Peter opens the gate to let in his
soul.
Fools still rush in where angels fear to
tread" still the hang-fre blast takes off the
miners head.
The mining knowledge of the superintend-
emit is often found in the head that fills the
foreman's hat.
1t is not when timber cracks that the miner
is caught; 'rotten breaks" are with most
danger fraught.
Nuggets in placer are the miners cracked
nuts, but some of the best nuts are those that
have never been cracked
Walls doubtless influence the pay that is
found between them, but the poorest pay a
miner finds is within the four walls of sa-
loon.-Oora (Colo.) Muldoon.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19
A FEW POINTERS.

Does everybody know that the best cover
ing for q poultice or a mustard paste is tissue
paperF
That hands may be kept smooth in cold
weather by avoiding the use of warm water2
Wash them with cold water and soap.
That the best and most convenient cover
for Jelly tumbler is thin paper fastened
over tie top Of the glass by rubber banda
That the best way to clear out and straight
en- the fringe of towels, doilies ETC., before
ironing is to comb it while damp with an
inch length of coarsest toilet combl
That pleasant rainy day work for the older
children is to be found in the making of
scrap book OF the portraits of noted men and
women, the portraits to be obtained from
publishers catalogues, magazines, newspa-
pers and other available understandable
Journal
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19

"SEe would Toe pretty girl but tor one
thing"
"Whal's that asked Charley, knocking
the ashes off his telephone cigar.
George" Her face is always covered with
purple and red blolches"
CEar'cy-'Oh, thal's easily enough dis
Noscd of. Used 10 be The same myself, but
caught on TO the trouble one day and
go' lid of il in no lime
George" What was it ~
Chailey--" Simply blood eruplions Took
: short course of l, p z. prckly ash, pok"
root and potassium | tell you its The boss
c"rrccor. The governor had Rheumatism
50 bad that you could hear him boiler clear
across the county every time he moved.
he tlied it and you know what an athletic
cd gent he IS now. Ii somebody would
only give Miss Daisy pointer she woulo
thank them afterwards
All the drug stores sell it.
LIPPMAN's PYRAFUGE
Is the greatest Chill and Fever, Dumb Aeut
and Malaria cure in the world, eradicate,
lhe disease every time.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19
TIDBITS FOR THE DINER.

Dainty food is wasted on the glutton.
Sermons should end with the dinner
bell.
ALI minds are not built alike-nor all
stomachs.
Temperance maketh a light heart and
heavy purse.
The doctor follows close on the heels of
the ignorant cook.
1t is not an unrequited love that we
hold for the oyster.
Virtues need a double breastplate when
they battle with hunger.
To eat without enjoying what we eat
is a waste of time and material.
A good dinner trains us, better than a
long sermon, to forget wrongs and for
give enemies.-Table Talk.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19

Mr. John \. Cleary, sexton Of Otkwood
Cemetery, Waco, TaXas, says: "Switt s
Specific 6. 5. s. is sure cure for any de
scrip;ion OF blood poison About "a year
ago | contracted a poisonous blood disease
and tried number Of remedies without
avail. | was about 10 become dishcariened
when TREND induced me o Try &. :. 81
After taking 4 part oi one bottle | WAS
sound man, and no symptoms Of The tell d.
,",sc have ever returned" =
1rcali~e ON Blood AND skin Diseases
maiicd irce SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Atlanta Ga.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19
HIOiES and Carbuncles Cured.

For years | have been constantly trouh-
led with humors in The blood, which caused
the breaking out of boils and carbunclcs al
over my body, that when bruised would
make a lasting ugly sore. consulted many
eminent phvsici ms and took a great deal OF
medicine without any perccplible benefit
Nothing helped me but Swit's Specific IS.
S. s. That medicine cured me. am
now enjoying excellent health, and there
is not a blcmish OF any kind on my body.
MICHAEL MCUAIE, BulO, Ncb.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19
KEY WEST CIGARS Or Fl E1 n;';

KNOWING the trouble so often experienced 90
get good KEY WEST HAVANA CIGAR we pronoso
to send box OF fifty CT gars. postage prepaid
GUARANTEED FULL HAVANA FILLER with Amer
can Wrapper for $500 PER BOX, OR 100 FOR "a
We intend building up trade by mail this wsv
and II will be our business to furnish cigar that
will advertise itself. Try sample box and we
community as soon as they become known. If a
full
KEY WEST HAVANA CIGAR
L. desired, send 81 90 for box Of fifty or M OO
for box of one hundred Ladies or gentlemen who
desire to make present to friend of some cigars
and who desire GOOD ONES, should write ma
West.
Full Price List on application.
G. B. PENDLETON, Key West, Fla.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19

Swif's Specific Is. S. s. cured NY little
hoy OF hereditary srrolula, which broke out
all over his face, For year he had suf-
fcrcd. and had given up AL hopes Of lis
recovery, when Al length was induced 10
use 5 5 :. Alter using d lew bottles he
was entirely cured. Not a symptom now
remains OF the disease This WIS three
years ago. Mrs. f. l.. MATHERs,
MniEprNi}l. Misc
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19
farm AND
,.rEaEsT TO =
Y GROWERS Al

i posting Coop
/. WIN oOrn'0r' :.
[,unstsH0" -
I..4 stacked and
Bostins eo ,qp s shS'
nss not to ALLOW |
! or the bT raS '
E.,u ii crooked, ed :
( ssu,rresnent- The @a :
sShorns and ID, ia,
q to rOOst t, at is0D
h. a and wyandUSttt
,he heavier OF
Es%n ma should be I
ting.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19

"Thcre is only one way to secure
accuracy III our signal service bu-
reau," said the Congressman" That
way is to compel the prophets to con
fine their observations entirely to las,
months weather-IIarper's Bazaar.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19

OOsrlSG coor +a5 !
fhe coop plct : fea
Ia. IS . feet high
ii high in front sI,-,
side are Of III hi' |
font being all |
ard at each c corne
N top. run the
toOt apart, being
sme of furrlns i
|um the Gr@''n w.
lied the ends, ha
LORDS. and IN
a frame of incl
N in halves IS
boards to and
will comforta
thirty pullets
uwn; can be cas-
a wheelbarro'
s. ground to clt
snd the droPp
kect shelter for
they are TO b
when the nj
Eement would
inch boards Z
50 it could
ard, and. VIII
BIN corners, \
Der the flock
placed in t
a situation a
ed over 10y =
revented hV
front corne
be gate spac
whole inside
emovel. Il
ii TO two III
d ends Of VII
in behind
side trill
= pns. as suits
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19
Preserves HISS Ignorance.

Dumpsey-Blobson is a remarkably
well preserved man, isnt he?
Popinjay-Yes-in respect to ignor-
anca.-Burlington Free Press.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19
CTJRES
SYPHILIS

Primary, Secondary. and Tertiary Syphilis
Syphilitic Eruptons. Scrofua and Scrofulous
Eruptions Ulcers and Old Sores, rheumatism
and all diseases of the blood; all those that have
resisted other treatment yield steadily and
surely to the wonderful power of 2. 2. p, the
great BLOOD Purifier.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19

FIRST oliceman-Evclything is quiet
around hereto one ~ pull 10 ighI.
Second Ditto-WeN lets pull a colk.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04
Splendid Equipn. ent! Aiagnif)cs"
Coaches! Pullman Buffet SIee5crs'
Trains Always on Tii1cl

The working arrangements tet"eer
the Mississippi 4 Tennessee and TIE
illinois Central Railroad insIlres ihe
prompt handling Of f'right hns'neA
forwarded over the Mississippi anC
tennessee Railroad shipments fea' h
ing destination following day ofde
livery at Memphis depot,
Business consignea 30 the care of th'
Mississippi & 'Eennassee Ra'lroa'l :
Memphis, meets with despetc', VII
this rQlte.
We solicit your businass, and .reqnes
your calling upop agents fn. IN
formation, etc.
A. J. KNAPP,
General Treish. and Ticket Atrn,
Ms1phfs, t56r.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

TO their own business. / sill remark
however, thai il wouldn't strain cur
people to wish Il had been Chandler
instead Of Clayton-uot that we Wal.
anybody killed, but som"ho" az
other whenever one of our northern
enemies die even our best Christians
-xrlaim: "rue Lord gave and the
ord has taken aNay--bl~ssed be the
.timp of the lord.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04


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The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

$500 REWAEDl

We will pay the above reward for sny case
Jf liver complaint, dyspepsia. sick headache
Indigestion, constipation or custiTenGSs We
cannot cure with Vests TUg"tubIo Liver
Pillswhen the directions are strictly cumpli.
ed with. They are purely vegetable, and
never fail to give satisfaction. Large boxcs
containing 80 sugar coated pills, 2c. For sale
by all druggists. Beware of counteriets and
limitations. The genuine manufactured only
by JOHN G. WEST g. Co., sG2 W .MadisonSt.,
Chicago. Ills.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

= ,o-f ooy.rt, urrro.aand Iyuch hiHl
3. Herr. ar. ., ,log4, larye farms in oH
# ,ajishb,rhond That are cultivated by
negro teuantv. Interspercsd anon!
=, hrsa Ga.ms are masy smaller one
4 .hatare owned or rented by poo
. hite men. Their land i Door lh"i'
a stock poor, aud they live on etra'"
1 aud DO not get autai, but more gen
= rally fail behind, They SAY tn II
I the rich man who accumu ate5 Ih4N''
= ,s money oil the negro labor, I't 'h'
I"Glu will live IN ieaNN caoih' ""'
e. " ms cornbread ana iaI me" ~"
'leep on the noor with hls h'"" !" III,
ire, and he VIII sing anu l'uAi '"''
: loke ana play 'lrhS' an" u "' - ''''
an, will step over to lh' P''T WA"
hahltatlon ami Ae"tT IH' WV.
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The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

DR.. L. c. WEer'H NI.h,.>.. C..'iT
IENT, a Ci'arU '"f :. '' r. y CO.
illness, COnVue. ny ! tls, b ''u'.~ w.. .'.,
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use Of alcch1' or tn'n"c6, 'V'." "lr"'". Wac
tai Depression, ;]Ci,yIInG i.' ,.u'
Ing in insaRty and h';,t'"s IT, ~ 'l}
and death, Premature Uh Age. Rnrer"'. .
Loss of power n either ~. - 'Gs
Losses and sporrn'nrrh,r" "rHs"d hy o"''
exerNon of the brain, sotl.%".iss q u'e'-lm
diligence. Each boz contains uHe t-l"E h
treatment. 800 box, cr ''v boxes for $h.W'
sent by nisii psepgid Ou r,rv9i'l us pr'tt.
WE GUARANTEE HlX EDNES
70 cure any case. With each order receive
by US for six boxes, acronIpunh,' "uh S'.t
we VII send the purchaser uVr Wrj''c'' 'n'f
antee to refund he money If the irgit it'nrr
does not effect cure. Guara uttcs rsS'ic'I mag
by Branum Il Goodwin, Druggists. zoe
Agents, Grenada, Miss. ,rsS1
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20
What Is a Christmas Gift.

Something to elaborate the hearts
and souls of your nearest kindreds.
parents, relatives, friends who will en-
JOY = brilliant set OF glasses. Above
all renew their fading and failing eye
sight and bring happiness to desolate
homes. Makes the aged think of
youths first enchantmcnts and comfort
them in their old age to sec as once
they did. by the aid of equalizcd bril-
liant glasses adjusted by the greatest
expert optician, Prof. Strassman. tor
merly from Berlin Germany. for . short
time at the Gardner House parlors.
See his endorsements from Red Cloud
and abroad.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20

Mr.. Charles d. Peckenpaugh O
Dundy county, Nebraska, and hi.
wife and two children met With a seri
ous accident last Tuesday evening
just after dark, by the upsetting Of
their wagon near the Pioneer livery
barn in this city. They we're re-
moving from their home in Dundy
county to Kansas City, No. Arriving
in the city after dark Mr.. 2. was Griv-
ils around in search of a livery stable
and seeing a light at the west end Of
F. n. Richardson's stable, attempted
to reach it from the south, and there
being NJ electric light near. by which
he could see the dangerous character
of the road, he very naturally turned
his team in the direction of the stable
s~upposiug, as he had right to sup
pose, that the center of a street in a
city was perfectly safe. when his
team walked deliberately into the
ditch or r~avine, that beauties and
adorns that rartic alar locality. up
setting tie wagon and burying the
children beneath the load Of goods.
The screams and cries of the Mortified
paren ts soon Brought assistance, and
the little ones were liberated with
out having sustained any injuries, al
though it vas feared for a time that
the babe. whose name is BENZ. Har-
rison, would not be rescued alive, be-
ing hidden under the confused mass
of goods, and could not be heard nor
seen, until by the aid of lights which
were procured as o as possible, a
dozen willing hands succeeded in re-
lieving little Benny from his peril
Gus situation. The stove. with fire
in it, added to the danger of the sit
uation as we'll al to the CONSERVATION
of the b%y.standers, many of whom
were women, while the frantic cries Of
the distracted mother, in her agony
of suspense was pitiable to witness.
As soon as water could be procured,
the fire was extinguished, but not IN
til Mr.. Richardson had his hands
considerably burned in removing it
from the promiscuous mass Of goods,
in a short time would have
been on FIRE. The family was kindly
cared for by the people of the imme-
date neighborhood. The mother and
child sustained some slight in
iuries but the father and little Ben
~ escaped unhurt. Would it not be
we'll for our city council to make
! repetition of this accident impossi-
bl. BY having that portion of the
street made safe?
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20

tno of an execution issued by l.. III. For; clerk
Of the district court of Tue eight judicial dis
trict in and for Webster county Nebraska upon
a decree in az action pending in said court
and Joshua Brubaker is defendant / sfail Of
fer for sale at public yendue for cash in hand, at
the east door IT the courthouse. in Rel Cloud
in said county THAT being the place where the
last term of said cOur, was holdenl on the 9TH
day Of January. lSsO, 1T I O'Clock p IN. the fol-
lowing described property tOwit: The south
east quarter Of scctiOn - town : range 10 west
of the sixth pm i'm Webster county Nebraska.
Given under my h and this 18th day of lscrem-
Der lsess. h.C SCOTr, sheriff.
ByJ.C. wARAER, Depty
G. Z. Chaney. plaintiffs attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20
Ch6RAnaA

On next Wednesday, and befor
the Great Family Weekly appear,
again, Christmas will have come ant
passed away. Therefore, We tax,
pleasure in wishing our thousands o.
readers a Merry Christmas, and "Glad
tidings of great joy" The CHEF
hopes that the day will be one tia.
will leave behind it many happy reccl-
lections to all, young and old. 1t is
a time when n is supposed to for
get his OK her troubles, and only
think Of the joys that are, or should
be, in store for them. This condition
viii depend largely upon yourself.
Kiuo reader do not forget that nearly
two thousand years ago the Savior
appeared to US for the purpose Of
making the world better and happier.
By emulating His teaching and follow
ing his precep,s, you IA make those
around you cheerful and yourself
happier by far, than you otherwise
could have done, and the world will
seem brighter and better to You for
having accomplished a purpose though
be it great or small. In your DELHI
erations do not forget the poor, there
is much comfort to be gained by lend
ing a helping band to those who
are more unfortunate in The common
walks Of life. A little souvenir here
and there will do much to heal the
rough places of life and make their
lives more worth living fo:, and
sweeter to you for having been
the means of leaving behind
you memories that will bright
en- the burdens of life to
those whose cup OF sorrow is
overfowing. Christmas, that day of
days. that fills ones heart with that
greatest Of all a1ioms Peace on
earth good will toward men,"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue OF an order o. sale issued out of the
district coIrt OF the eighth. judicial district in
and Tor Webster eounty5Nebraska upon a decree
IN an acton pen ting in said court. wherein
the central Loan and Trust CO. is plairtid and
kuius NJ Largent and clara j. Largent, mark
h. Warner and Aulfman TAYLOR & CO, arc de-
for cash in hand at the east door of the court
house IN said county chat being the place where
the last term VI said court was holden) on the
% dayo OF January 4. D:ls9o at one O'Clock p.
The n0rth-weS: quarter INV IA Of section
TWENTY-FIVE T. in township one II north range
ten 90, west Of the ah r. n. Webster count;
Nebraska Given under my hand and seal this
l?th day Of December A. II. 1889.
H. SeOff. Sheriff.
By Case s AcNeny their AttyS. MS