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Mem publications.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
~ PUBLISH TODAY:
TAXIDERMY
AND GEOLOGICAL CoLLECTIN

A Complete Handbook Tor u'e Amateur t'N'N'''' a.1
c,o.,or osaoiooist Museum Builder Sportsman ana
rr,vel,er BY w. r. UORNApAY. author Of 1.-TWO years
an The Jungle" Illustrated. $40. 90 so net
The first complete manual that has appeared IN Ehgi
written by OIL expert and containing everything tat inc
practical worker the art o. collecting preSefNs
aod rountng animals fishes. birds. reptiles. etc. Oh al
s,nds II Is written in a lively, entertaining STYLE
MRS. RURNETT'S EARLIER SIOkIES.
Two Series each 19mo Cloth 1925 paper 90 cents.
In the First Series Included three Of Mrs Burnett
r-a,,e, stories Iindsay's Luck" Miss Cr'spgny" ana
T. Tn Tho Second Series are Kathleen" and Pretty
pouv pcmboron" Each Of these narratives has DIS
tnct spirit and is toll only with true art lut with
dozen pathos "-BOston Post.
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= Eighteenth Edition, post paid, for 25c. or stamp
StE HUMAN HALE; Why II Falls on
III Turns Grey and the Remedy BY Prof. HARLEY
PARKEH AN. LONG 4 CO.. lob Archst.; Phia.. Pa.
"EverY should read this little book "-Athenaenm
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EDWIN A. ABBoTT'S NEW BooK,
PHILOMYTHUS.

An Antdotc against Credulity. Discussion Of Cardi'
nal Newnan's Essay Ecclesiastical Miracles By lawn
A. Abbott Second Edition, with New Preface 12mo'
81 25
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Ocean Steamers.

VyUE AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
conducts general express business, by all fas. steam
ers, TO and from Europe.
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NCHOR LINE, u. $. Mail Steamship
"A FOR GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 81. N. r. foot OF West 2ith.ss.
cry on ROME, June 81, 0 a: M, Sept.
Furnessia July II, a. m Crcassia. July Is d. m
Rates for Saloon Passage
BY S. S. CITY OF ROME. $50 and upward
according % accommodation and location Of Room
Other Steamers OF the Jne $50 and upward.
Second Cabin, $50. Stecr1ge $40.
Passengers booked through rates % from
Great Britain the Continent
For book OF and further information. apply 20
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. ". Y.
CUlON LINE.
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR OF QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leave Pier IS. n. r., foot Of Kingst.
NEVA Saturday, June 20, 80 D. n.
ALASk "a turcay June u, y a.
WYOM SATURDAY. July l. 80 y. m.
ARIZONA Saturday, July IL
rIin massage $50 600 $50 and s1oo iacscrSIhe I.
steamer Second cabin: $50 and s35: steerage low
ratos A. II. UNDERIILL & CO.. IS broadway
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7 ORDDtJlTSCHEK LLOYD S. 5. co.
DoYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.

Wednesdays and saturdays OF our large ana
conucdlous mail steamers Rotterdam and Amsterdaln
calling ways Bouloene $ M iaulhs passengers
within 80. hours Paris and London -. .
Saloon rates s55 $40. second cabin, $50. special
through rate London. EXCURSION tcAets Oh NVfaOts
terms. Some good cabins still LETT -, - q "a - -.
hnsferdam Iune 90 A M rpaaindom.June %, % 80 IN.
n'bnsidam Iune 81 7 a m Werkendam. July 4, 80 an
ror Illustrated guide passage, &c, apply At 49,
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A HIGHLY EDUCATED and refined lady. residing IN
n Carisruhe (IIaden who speaks English, French aid
German and IL thorough musician. Is willing ako
two young ladies' into family and n educ0to them
Inquiries should Dc directed ~ L. D. BOX 90. Tribune
ONCE.
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BY ALFRED Russell WALLACE.
NATURAL SELECTION

TROPICAL NAIUhE.
Essays on Descriptive and Theoretical Biology. BY
p WALLACE Author OF "Darwinism," 1.-The Malal
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Superbly Appo!ntee-suPerior ACCOMMODATION
cabin plans seen at 2 sud 3l3 Broadway. York. OF
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LELAND STANFORD, President
Paa,engaI
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L Examinations FOR admission the Freshman Glasses
IN Yale College and the Shenied Scientific SCHOOL will be
he'd the fourth floor Of the Young Mems Chris ian
Association Building. 23dst corner 4th-aye., beginning
Thursday June 20. az Q a. IN.
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three years course both sexes, including ad.
dition 10 the studies Of high school academy.
systematic instruction in drawing and In manual WORK
Examinations for admission viii be held Saturday and
Monday june 90 and o. beginning at O'Clock each day.
Candidates win BE- examined IN Srithmetc algebra as
history grammar and spelling -
Application blanks may be Obtained at inc General once
Of the Institute Ryerson-st - - rr.,~ e.,
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TMNlTY COLLEGE, Examinations for admission win
1 be held the New Berkeley School building O. Wes'
44th-st the College Hartford, Conn. on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday, June %. % and 81. For
SCUDDEK
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-11-28
Cleaning Car Wheel i

Very efficient work is now being done
n various departments by the nse OF the
E1pa blast. One of the latest applica-
Qpe p to the cleaning Of car wheels
wheel, after being carefully soaked,
rolled into small chamber, where If
Snds in a vertical position The tread
IN the wheel stands on rollers, which are
xk0xed by gearings so that the wheel is
ioygly revolyed without changing its
"a a ffue into which cinders are
s chute leading from bin above
IS i blast Of air against the face Of the
heel which is then reversed.
hE cinders used vary from the size Of
sin Of wheat to much larger and are
erd that they can be used several
Tie time saved by this method
~ agined when one man can clean
lf wheels Ia three hours and half,
n Ing the time consumed Ia rolling
N and from the machine, md The
labor y ortionately great.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-11-28
Japanese Women.

It would be hard to say how Christian.
ity-in-name. as we usually have it, could
improve the conduct or character Of the
japanese women, who seem always to
have been very good Christians without
knowing it, if we are to believe Miss
Bacon. Perhaps the answer to the con-
undrum is that Christianity Is not pri-
marty purifying force, but is first an
enlightening force; that its ideal Is
virtue, not innocence Gethsemane, not
Eden. The harmlessness Of the dove
will not avail without the wisdom Of the
serpent; the impulse Of our faith is to-
ward consciousness, knowledge. No
doubt this Is what the Japanese feel In
it; probably it is what makes them will
ing to change their civilization for ours.
They really seem q race Of better and
sweeter nature than ourselves; unless
their witnesses misreport them they are
gentler, kinder, even truer, than we are
naturally.
But something seems lacking to them,
and they look toward us for it; they
fancy spiritual possibilities on the plane
which we tell them is above theirs. The
fine perfection Of their art is q stunted
beauty; 1t has never the infinite reach
of the Greek; the love1iness Of their
lives Is childlike; 1t has not the celestial
aspiration of the Hebrew; and no doubt
they feel this as clearly as they perceive
the difference between us and our ideals.
William Dean Howells in Harper's. /.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-11-28
eervInr ma COOKING Foods,


Cookery" says Yuan Mel, sis like
matrimony. Two things served together
should match. Clear should 60 with
clear, thick with thick, hard with hard
and soft with soft. / have known peo-
pie mix grated lobster with birds nest,
and mint with chicken or porkl'
This, he observes, is an arrangement
in which one does all the monopolizing
and the other all the yielding.
Foods Of heavy flavor should be
served separately. Such are crab or lob
ster, samlie "a delicious kind of white
salmon), beef and mutton. These, we are
told, should be eaten alone, without any
adjunct.
The fire should be carefully attended
to. For frying or baking military
fire will be required. For stewing or
boiling, a ''civil'' fire. Such is one Of the
yuaint idioms Of the Chinese language.
Temple Bar.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-11-28
nrortffxinr Tor the Girl.

The late Emperor William objected to
the banker Bleichroeder, and it was
only by dint Of the pressure exercised
upon his venerable majesty by Bismarck
that Bleichroeder and his daughter were
very reluctantly invited to court balls
Once his guests the old monarch de-
termined that the banker and Miss
Bleichroeder should be Hospitality treat
ed, and, finding that the younI lady
lacked partners and was left to sit out
all the dances. he himself in person
ordered every young officer whom he
met in the ballroom to invite her to
dance.
Much to their annoyance the gilded
youths of the guard were forced to obey.
They did so after their own fashion,
however, and marching mp to the lady
one after another they exclaimed in far
from engaging or affable tones, "Most
gracious fraulein, by the commands Of
his imperial and royal majesty invite
you to dance with me-" The poor girls
modification may be more easily inn
agined than described. San Francisco
ArQonaut.
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Swordash.

Up to within decade or less sword
fish were not considered edible, but now
few salt water fish command a higher
price. The swordfish steaks are delicious
and bring from fifteen to twenty-five
cents pound in the retail markets.
Swordfish are found in eastern waters,
from Block island to the Canadian line
Hundreds of men devote the summer
months to capturing them and fish for
other species the remainder Of the year.
New York Telegram.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-11-28
Catarrh

ssFor seven years / have been troubled
with that terribly disagreeable disease, ca.
tarrh. took Hoods Sarsaparilla with the
very best results. 1t cured me Of that con-
tinual dropping In my throat, and stuffed
up feeling. It has also helped my mother,
who has taken it for run down state of
health and kidney trouble" MRS. 8. D.
HEATH, Putnam, CT
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists, 81; six Tor 46. Prepared
only by c. l. HOOD q Co., Apothecaries, Lowell.
Mass
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-11-28
Prioe Of Hairpin..

Hairpins vary in price from a few
pennies gross to $500 apiece. Perhaps
the hairpin Is the most useful all-around
article Of feminine wear. It serves not
only the purpose for which it was de-
signed, but also as glove buttoner, shoe
buttoner, cuff fastener and even breast
pin.-New York Recorder.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-11-28

~ III &.
4 ISo = ~ hundxed
lol cnt az i tuno ralled nne
dnY n > ine hons axd aG NJ ~
the 1annnncf, who w. i man 0k con.
elrAtiS1 mind md fnlly acquaii1tec
With - best and mot prontabls Invest
me1ts 81
Throwing down his ron 81 banknotsa
~ saids Invest this Tor me. Use yotr
pleasure whit. I'm going - the conn-
Try fof the rernaindar of the summer.
wiz Iaave my address with you, and
you can let me know what you do with
II. !"
The man walked out and was not seen
again for many months. His money was
judiciously invested on his carte blanche
order and began to accumulate. The
house duly informed him, according to
its business methods, Of his good luck,
but nothing was heard from him person
ally Tor some time.
Some months afterwards he presented
himself at the banking house. rosy
health beaming in his face, well dressed
and portly. The manager failed to
recognize him at first, but when his
memory was refreshed he recalled the
circumstances Of the case.
Now, this was an example Of man
who more than. doubled his savings by
simply taking the advice of an ex-
perienced and reliable man. And this Is
not solitary case. It is one Of many
such that happen every day throughout
the length and breadth of our land
Henry Clews in Ladies' Home Journal.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-11-28
Baron Hirsch.s Wealth.

One of the best of authorities on
wealth looks upon Baron Hirsch as in
the first rank of the world millionaires.
in fact not far from the very top. He is
convinced that Baron Hirsch is the
owner of at least $50, 900, 900. Blakely
Hall In New York Truth.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-11-28
Alum Water Tor ! Shay skin.

Alum water Tor SHINY bkin.
Alum water In the proportion Of half
an ounce Of alum to q pint Of water 10
recommended as cure and prevention
to ssshiny" skin. It should be applied
gently with soft cloth, and after mo-
ment the face should be wiped over with
. dry, soft cloth. New York Times.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-11-28

sHRINER's INDIAN vERMIFUGE
saved three thousand children from dis
ease and death. It is the wonder of the
ages. 1t will not deceive you.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-11-28

effects q permanent cure. Thousands Of
people testify to the success Of Hoods Sar-
saparilla as remedy for catarEh when
other preparations had tailed. Hoods
Sarsaparilla also builds up the whole sys-
tenn and makes you feel renewed In health
and strength.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-11-28

Is i constitutional and not i local disease,
and therefore II cannot be cured pr l0cal
applications. It requires 9 constitutional
remedy Ike Hooi's sarsapafiila, hich,
working through the blood, eradiCates The
impuriiy which causes and promotes the
disease and
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-11-28
THE SOMA
PLANT.

- The chief offarino tn
PLANT. the gods was the fer :
mented juice of the Soma or Moon plant,
which, being strong drink, gave new
excitement to those who partook of it
and was believed to impart power to the
gods. It was believed, moreover, that it
wrought miracles, and for this reason;
perhaps, it afterwards became the chief
god Of the Hindus. In vedic hymn the
Worshiper says:
We've quaffed the Soma bright,
!. And are immortal grown;
We've entered into light,
And all the gods have known.
What mortal now can harm,
Or foeman vex as more +? 4
Through thee beyond alarm,
Immortal God we SOAR
No such power - this Is attributed 70
any plant at the present time, and yet
many Of the cures performed by 8. s. g.,
u purely vegetable remedy, Seem almost
to border on the miraculous. In CORA.
gious blood poison, scrofula, akin dis
eases, some forms 0f cancer, ETC.. II tha
remedy par excellence.
Treatiss % Blood and skin Diseases msilsa ne
SWIFT BP1CfFIC Co, Atlanta, ca.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-11-28

In the Aryan religion
: the chief offering to
J the gods was the fer :
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aentsde Sob Office.

9eutlGe, fopie eneIii@e Druid, UT,
beiten tperben prompt unb biGia Der.
fertiSs bon SDbn 6@0tt, SO. Z
Norb preia. StraBe. Nufttdge
brr auBerbalb erbeter.
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Grfreali9e 8utidaft fiir Qanbrenter
Weue bemtf@e 8p1umie.

Sn Nnerfennung bes 6IeiBes, ber
Musbauer, Der Sh9tigfeit unb beg ebz
renuertben Characters ber beutihen
Garmet, bat bic Bah Nranlas 2aub &
Smmigrotlon @ompaenie. tpel9e eineu
groBen Sbetl Der tpegen tbrer 9rDBer
Gru9tbarteit unb hires augenebmeu
unb gefunben &limas b%etannfen st.
CHARLES 6albiniel" beRbt, beI9loKen,
bieies ausge3ei6nete 2anb NIT 6eutlheu
Bauern unb Sbf3i6tern gu co!oni.
1ren. 9ieies 2anb lieet in Nranias
@ounin, Seras, an ber Suite bes t1eris
tanif@en @olfes.
Der 8oben 1T nit eanb unb aer.
festen eeemui@eln gemtf9t, baber
let9t gu bearbeiten, auBeroem bat CT
ben groBen 0or3ug Der l1nterbepGKe.
rung. 9as &egenmaHer bleibt ni9t In
pfaben feben, Ian9fam bsrbunHenb
uno ben 8oben fauerno, tpie bag In 10
man6cn @esenben Der Ga1 lit, foaberu
es 3iebt our3 ben loderen goben uno
nereinigt f@ nit benz hberaa unter Der
Oberfd@e nrr trenige Sub tief au finz
benben WaRer; in Golse befsn III Der
Boben tpenige SOL unter Der Sbers
fiddle INNER fer6t, ielbf in ben trodet1s
tea Sabren unb eisnet fi9 beBbaIb 10
bortreffi6 fit Semitic unb Obfbau.
@s giebt tein 2anb auf Der Welt, no
Der Wetn md@ft ME bier, unb er reift
r1ebr dig einen Monat frtber, als in
Californian.
@s finb idon einige 9eutl@e bier,
rulter anberen Jrib 3immermanr, mel.
der frtber auf Der 5taots > Nderbats
iGule nabe Brpan als @drtner ars
geffelt mar.
Sir 5oablieber unb Slider lit es
bas refine Parabies. gs 1T bier eine
CUTE @%elegenbeit fur einen @eih6ftsz
mann, UNI einen tleinen G~aufaben,
%berbunben NIT gaubDl3banbel, ar3ls
%faugen, bic Rompagnie mirb ben Store
bauen lnRen.
@as Oas 2anb 10 empfebIenstpertb
mddt fir bisberige 8enter, III, bob bic
Gompagnie ben Deutf9sn 10 giinlfige.
2auf6eoingun9en felt, He brauden
udmli9 bos erfte Sabr teinen Gent @eIb
an5usablen, aber rrtiRen fi@ ioglei6 an.
febeln unb einen Sbeil ibres 9etodblten
2dnbes bebauen. gs tpirb 1ur an
mirtli@e NnfiebIer, aber ui9t
On @peculanien berfauft. 9eutfGe
tperbeu in ieber 8eaiebune ~bebor3ugt.
Sie ROmpagnie bat Serrn 3ouis
8. 8ri5l |. tpeI9er In Nranias BOB
(friiber &odppft eenannt) cine Mpo=
tbete befBt, als ibreu 6eutiGen Ngenten
ernonnt fur ben 8erfauf ibrer 2dnbes
reien unb pirb berielbe germ bereit lein,
ale Nnfragen gu %beaatnorten, unb bies
ieni9en, pelGe fomnten unb R1 bas
2anb anfeben tpo0en, BON Nranfas paB
aus frei bDrtbin gu fhbren.
Nnn berfeble bieie @ele9enbeit ri9t,
befOnbers ba bas 2anb in 6er Ndbe beg
finftisen Siefmafer. 6ofens Nrdnfas
pnB lit.
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s, &alteDer & eobm,
ssbOleials. ano aetatl arnssiter

gSbDleiale= tlmb 8etatl 9rm8giftem.
9as &etail =. @ef9dft, fomie bic &es
eeptur obiger Girma Htlb bic bebeuteuh,
ten In San Mntonio, pobon eSeter
tagidgIi6 i6 81 iiberieugen @elesens
belt bat. IS berrf9t In Der Mpotbefe
geraoe3u elm pbdnOmenu.er 0ertebr;
man erbdlt bter NGes frii9 - bat In
allen departments, i1amentli6 au1 In
bem Der patenimebiainen = bic gr6Bte
Nuspabl, unb bic &eeeptur III ben be.
feK unb genifenbafteifef 6dnben an.
bertraut. Das MboleIale @eI@dft
nimmt BON Sabr 30 Sabr einen gr6Bes
rem unlfans an, 6enn Npptbeter in Der
Sta0t unb auf benz 2anbe baben bic
@rfabrung gema6t, baB He bier bors
tbeiIbaft taufen un6 auf bas promp.
teife bebient tperoen. Die Girma RaIt-
eper ffebt nit ben erfen 0duiern BET
Ser. Gtaaten in 0erbinhung unb ims
pDrtirt Diele Wrtifel brett In beoeutens
ben Auontitdten. Nuf Nnfrage tperben
preisIiRen berianbt. Wir f6nnen allen
unferen betreffenben 2eieri ratben. nit
0biger renommirten Girma gef@dftli9
an3ufniipfen.
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BdS- pancoaF & SDbn ba5en
biefe Saiion cine ungembbnlid feline
NusipabI In Clothing. Niemano
perfauft feline Nnsti9e biliser.
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ben. BON ben lebten ino 40 le5ensBes
fdbrlib perwun6et.
Bel Der &ei9stags > Ra9wabl i'm
Wabltreiie Weppen 1T Der @enirums=
0tann 8ranbenburg pbne OppoHtion
als Na9folger @inbtborfts in ben
&ei6stag getpdblt tuorben.
Die beiben BerIiner 86rfenz
mailer &renbt unb WoIff murben au
elmer gt6Beren @eI6frafe berurtbeilt,
neil fe gu Mnfang bieies Sabres faIf9e
8erti9te tiber Die @eiunbbeit beg Sat
iers Uerbreitet batten, in Der MbR9t, bie
preife gepiRer Iftien berab3ubrtden.
- Sepef9en aus Berlin melben,
baB BET &adtritt bes Ran3lers b. @az
pripi In ben nd9ten 3agen ~ertpartet
merbe. graf WalberIee tpir6 als lsin
Na9folger beaei9net.
= Gaiier @iIbelm bat befobIen, boB
bic beim grerciren auf benz 3empeIbo,
fer JeIbe BET Berlin bonn Blibe erl9la.
agenen @olbaten militdrif9 begraben
perbeu folen. Den nd9Iten Nngeb6e
rigert berfsIben ueroen penfipneu auss
gefebt.
- @dbrertb BET @epitterfurm Der
lebten Sage fino In @alicien SO perfos
Hea 9et6btet tpor6en.
Der Observation-Disclosures 2an6tag
bat gegen bic Iusnabmesefebe, bic Dor
einigeu Sabren gegen bic nNnar6ifen"
erlafen, aber au@ gegen bic GociaIitea
i'm Mlgeheinen a~ugemen6et mur6en,
Stelang genomnsen uno Die &egierung
bur@ etHe &eIolutiof oufseferbett, bic
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS balbigf auf3uhe.
ben. Miniferprdftoent @raf 9oaffe
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