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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06
I'd EDITION ]
A GREAT GATHERING.
Delegates to the Christian Endsavor
Convention Reach New York.
RETURNS FROM ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
Florida Negroes Bound to Prevent
a Lynching.
y -
RETURNS FROM ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
LATE NEWS FROM HOMESTEAD
SENSATIONAL BULLETIN.

Pittsburg Paper ssys That Thirty eight
Have Been Killed.
PITrsBuReH. Pa, July 6. lao p.m.-The
Times Homestead bulletin IL to the effect that
thirty eight men have been killed.
FORMAL DEMAND Fon TROOPS.
8 p.m.-It is stated that Sheriff McCleary
has made formal demand on the governor for
troops. --
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06

SECRETARY JOHN W. FOSTER left Washing
ton this afternoon on business trip TO New
York, expecting to return the latter part Of the
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06
Arrn,s HAN V,aon

Ages HArn V,aon
Restores f.ded. thin snA srsy hair to IL ORIGINAL
color texture and abundance prevents IL from fall
ing out checks tendency 10 badness and promotes
new and vigorous growth clean. safs elegant and
economical hair dressing.
EVERYWHERE POPULAR
Mine months sfsr having TIE typbsad fever my
hesA perfectly bald We induesA 10 try Ayers
Hair vgor and bsors had used half bottle the hair
bssan sov Two moro bottles brought out q rood
head Of hair - ever had. On my recommendation
my brother william Craig mads uss Of Ayss Hair
vis0r with the same sood results "-stephsa Craig.
$50 Charlotte 81. PhflaAslphia. Pa
AYERS HAIR vI0oR.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. O. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass
Sold b. Drusxists EvsrywhsrA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06
SAKs AND ConpAxr.

- YEATS s1o.7s compared TO
Wv WV the values that are In this
W SUIT SALE,
It's . rood Investment "A money
nsnsy. Such . choice you never
bad Il includes Suits In the famous
o12- 50 gr.ds-tAkss In o15 vslues-svseps
h TIE s16 so and rsachss ont to The
s1s sr.ds.
Only s1o75 now. We want 10
smphasixe the price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06
MR.. FIELD SOMEWHAT EASIER.

He Passed . Restless Night-He 10 Still
Conscious.
ARDsLEY, N. Y, July 6, ga. m.-Cyrus W.
Field passed a restless night, but is resting
easier this morning. He is still conscious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06

1t would be hard 10 find anything 10 con-
tribute ones mite TO that does more direct and
immediate good 70 suffering humanity than
the Children's Country Home. The home l.
ready to receive the children Of the poor, 10
whom week or . fortnight In the country
means much happiness. II may mean, too, the
saving Of lives. Any contribution, however
small, helps, for II dos not take many nickels
and dimes 10 pay . weeks board ct the homo
for some poor chilA Subscriptions have been
received 81 TEE efA1 - follow:
Hsrssofors acknowledged. ........... s2ss. 81
=. X Fowler. .-..--.-.............-. 500
Beeate y. Hoehlfng. ........-..-...... Loo
2. r. Brook. ...............-.-...-. 1000
3. .-....-...-.-...-...-... LOO
Cash. ......................-- LOO
Tool 70 dats. ..................s sll.sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06

The are the opening and closing prices Of
Rtre TO Cafson Mccartney. 14l9 r street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06
Name.
Washington Stock Exchange.

Government Bonds-U. 8. a, registered, 1861
l1s bid. 1lek asked. U. s. d. coupons, 1907
District Of Columbia Bonds-eo-year fund, 6s
currency, 1901, lis bid. asked sO-year fund, g.
Currency, ise BID asked. s.s5s, 1874, fund, cur
rency, liz bid, 1i6x asked sks, reg. 2-lOs, 1893
1901. 1ook bid. asked.
town Railroad 1910 6s, 100 bid, asked. Washing.
ton and Georgetown Railroad Convertible g, 1St
bid. 1&s asked Masonic Han Assn IS. 100 bid
gage 6, 1904, u bid, asked. washington Light
Infantry Cd e, 81 bid. asked. Washington Gas
lexington Railroad d, IS bid, i0s asked. Chesa.
.:i: :ad
Rsilroad Convertible q, iOs bid. : asked. Q. 5
ksfSsa e. iSlx Ss
National Bank stocks-Bank Of Washington, SO
bid. = asked. Bank of the Republic, goo bid, %,
300 bid. - asked. Farmers and Mechanics, l9t
bid, = asked. Citizens, ITO bid, 1856 asked Co
lumbta, 100 BID. . asked. Capital. lbs bid. :
ia rs sss : no Lincoln. iol e
ond. ia bid, = asked.
cOumets, 2 bid . asked d., Capitol and North
Home, q bid, - asked. Georgetown and Tenley-
insurance stocks-Firemena, q bid. - asked
Franklin, 81 bid, asked. Metropolitan, 50 bid, :
ton. =. bid. - asked Corcoran. s7K bid. = asked
Columbia, 16H bid, 1sA asked. Potomac, Is bid, 81
s:ssd. Rigs - 6id. = asked. PeoPle's 81
mercial, bid. 81 asked.
Title insurance STOCKS Columbia Title, 81 bid
asked: Real Estate Title. Y. bid; . asked.
ssE.d. =. 3. Electric Light. isix bid. is asked.
pd ana S
Hscellaneous s.octs-wasninston Market :
suii Run fsnorsms is BID .Cs ssted. Fneumssie
Gun Carriage, o.5o BID LES asked. Lincoln Han. Il
BID. asked. Interoeean Building = bid. IS asked
wash. Brick Machine. - bid, 500 asked. =
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies National Safe
Deposit, sayines and Trust Company. ne bid. :
asked. American Security and Trust. IIS bid, lisS
asked. Warrington Safe Deposit, lo6 bid, : asked
Baltimore Markets.
Us barrels. wheat dull and lower-No. rec
8 sai Ss .,s:n:s ,sS %
ssies, $1,000 bushels. Southern wheat essy~Fuits
49, Iecsos, nIy ss:s, cSrr 'pos
stocE. ssoss SnsAsis; ssiss, ss.Scs bushels. South
S.. S very .s: sse yso "s:As ss; ne
es stocI, !s,sss bushels rye very aulss-So o'i Z
choice ine ~ ss:ss s cram fsseasss sa,s
ccssaa PEI ou'fs g :sss s
..sas-ssSs1 smoked sLessdsTA . hams. snaii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06
BE Sunr You Ar RuoHr.
THEN 90 AHEAD

THEN 90 AHEAD
But Arst Be vsv sure you ere risht; u b 20 ssU -
b dscsivsd-you may b WRONG and ~ NOT knowm
When you 20 70 buy betus Of oARTERS LITTLE
Liver Pills b. sure you 80 ''o-A-s-T-E-a--sr
thsa yua srs al rishs snd can 20 shssa; you hses
sh~ar value; sAsy mover I'D. But sosr ssrsss osri,-
junction.
.,sE suRE YoU Are RroHr.-
Dssuzs yos ssk s~ ''c-A-8-f-B-R--A- - sus
yvu ~ .c-A-R-T-SBla- YrsaAs 81 inas.ss.s
wm pus yos vss.s; asas ~ shsn Ash nssusyss
- ~ ssaui,s cARrxDD LxrTLz xzvxR RzIxA
APosr1IyE cURz ron sIoK zEApAczk
snan I'm snAn DsA s.sn RrA.- .yls
CrnDa.x CIR
soR PrrclHa~
oAseoaSA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06
He Finds That His Bpsiness EngsGemsnta
WIN Not Allow Him to Serve.

WHAT rs SAID ABOUT HIS RErrRENExr-sPEou-
ULArIox As 70 HIS succEssoR-sESAroH Al
DRIcH sUoaEsrED-NR. cARTER's HASr VISIT
ols WHO GET LITTLE IMPORTATION IRON HIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06
etetess.esesftSf
g S1O.75. 8
ssssssss:ssss.as

ANY style, because there are al
styiss-sAcKs and CUTAwAYs-linsd-ha,
hned-snd with NO according to your
ides Of II. Such pretty cAssINKREs+
such handsome cHEvIors-sach hobby
HoMEsPUHs-such ORIGINAL wssyss -
the HOP sAcs ARE-such exclusive
patterns as they AL are.
They are enough to "drive" you 10
bayins-sssn II the ned isn't inms-
disse.
II you've got fancy sut-gst
. plain one There are some hsrs-
taken from the same grsdss-RLAIN
BLACK CHEvIoIs and BLACK and
BLUE sERGEs. Not . taste IL over
looked-nOr . form sithsr-for the variety
b nads mp Of all sizssL ''Tittsrs."
too.
Three more days left. To-
morrow 10 the FIRST of the lAst-You
voar fOrEet-s1O. IS.
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Tn "SHAKHUr In SHOES.

They are Fashionable Shoes that
ere In our great sAls-msn's. vomsns.
naoa'. boys. yeaths childrens and
hfanss-EyRRIBODY's. The way vs have
cut and slAshsd into the prices shows
eur determination The people have
sseshs ths spirit Of the sals-sad The
buyers are multiplyins. Why shouldn't
rhsyf We GUARANTEE EVERY PoIHr-
TO BE SATISFACTORY.
Cents rule where dollars used
20 rsixn- Anothsr good Investment.
ovsSftWs to sysrtbeds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-11

Al ~ tau;ly Hsdieine Moves the bow
GAY. Most people need 70 use i.
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AMI SEMENTS.

LAsaLols SPECIALITY CoarANY.
The Lsnsiois' speciality Company will
occupy the boards at Meonian Hall Friday
nd Saturday evenings. They introduce
Irish and Negro characters, clog, jig and
song snd dsnes srtisis. coutorti,u aAd scso-
ba.ic fsats, magic. ventriloquism and trick
rids shooting. Prof. Louis Pe!tier will
i've free exhibitions in tigh. rope walking
on rope stretched from the hall to the
COay House.
"DAlh CRocKErT.'
Mr.. Frank Mayo will sgsiu present to
our citizens tba'sxquisite picture snd poem,
the play Of ''Dsvy Crockett" We have
heard ba. enc expression frcm ,hose who
saw hn The Opera Houle is.t sii.ef, and
that 10 pleasure that the ehsuceis again
Afforded them Of seeiDg it. There is no
need 10 urge them to 81. They will be
there With every ,ilsnl that they can irouce
10 accompany lheDl. To those who have
not seen the play. VIC would say thst
IL they expect blood and MURDER heavy
tragedy Of the eonveniionsl pioneer type,
thty vii be sgrpesbIy disappointed ia the
play. It ia an honest. h0nely picture OF 3
brave but nncaltiystsd msf vhese love Ia
chsrsciered by IL tend rness and deiics6y
that We might expect FROM = polished d.
ersnte: yet there is no iuGongrui,y in this
combination m ChsrsctsfislicF as the play
viii show. Mt. Msy1 has made his part
in this drama "a; 10 famous, s3d has
cared the app suse rot only Of
those who enjoy the pictures q pio-
me-, life from early assc cissi1r IN. OF these
oh, spprt ste the high art in thi, drama
In spite Of thti' p'sju Ice sgslnst pioneer.
lie plays in general. TIE sentiment in the
drama is honest snd high-mersl, ~ishou.
being nsullin. There is 10 slang or cut
l,ndith Objectionable features. Those who
zee the play will 6ui that the character Of
s"Cruckeu' is not Incompatible with an
slsgsn:, T.. teFesttgg std truthful drama --
Allentown Herald.
Mr.. Mayo viii appear in Meonian Hall
Feb ..
"a HoYAL Pass"
10 sn tditoI,a al the Louisville Commercial
ays. The locomotive race s. the Bijou 10
A Royal Pa,s' last night was too much f)r
the audience uh'n one Of the whistlins
engines " safely by after the DutchmAn
had thrown the l-g' frcm the track, the
vhcls audience burst into wild shouts. The
Bildu patrons sre always extremely suscey
heie 70 exciting 81 nations, hut the LOGON
tive race imply walk. away with their
neryss
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FREE high SCHOOLS.
Host EsnuPa9ns Iaefsiss iof In Past
YeaY Is Ielitad o. IL Sides.
some Statistics Furnished by tn state
Superintendent Regarding this Class
Of sehSo,s.

Tn. .ubi.c. 81 the free high school d
dear 10 the hss-, o. eysry Maine cisizss
VII, 10 isterested 10 the educsticnsl welfare
of the State. State Superintendent Lace
hss slsaJs been 9 warm sdvocste Of this
cl,ss Of schools, srd 1t must be very graft
fying 70 him to note the phenomenal In
crease during the year 1891. Mr.. Lucs
~ seen 9. the school department BY Q
.JoussAL reporter yesterday and vs re.
o,s,tsd 10 give the JOURNAL the facts coz
csrains the free high schools Ia the State
for the past year.
Sid MI Lacs ''fhers vss "A incTssss
Of in the number Of towns supporting
free high schools. There vas In 1891
1880 more expended for these schools
than the year p,svious and Of this s2l7s
Vas the Increase in The State aid. There
va also In the aro,s number Of weeks Of
,ueh schools Al Increase Of sS week.. Five
hundred and ferry mars pu7sis registered
10 these schools than did any previous year.
Never before hss there been suca g-ssify-
log results.
TO What do yca attribute this, Mr..
Lace
TO The f.c.s That th 50 sfhJois sfe
meeting the nseds Of The people and the
are realizing it These schools teing OF
floral snd no. compulsory 50 are his town
school, are more Indicative af increased
popular in,ere.t 10 ,dyspced educational
facilities
"ybs. has been the growth during the
pss decade Mr.. Inc, ?
Ten 7esrs ago or 10 1881 free high
schools we're supported in l0l towns st =
coo, d SO 40 Of which the State paid
~ 90. The number Of weeks Of such
schools wss 2344 and the number Of pupils
rsis,ered 1792, Ia 1891, 22s towns SUP
ported free high schools ct a cost Of &l47,-
SIS Of which the state paid ST. SET. There
we're 5lOs week Of school attended by TO-
7?9 pupils.
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Personals.


Mfs + I Bs,come quite i'll with Is
grippe.
AIR. George Bovmsn Of Sidney was in
the city Yesterday.
Mrs. s. $. Brooks is able 70 bs cut again
sf'rr 80 llue.s with Ia sripps.
Mr. J. A. jordan Of North Haven Was
registered Al Hotel Nsrfb yfs.erdsy.
Ms. Dr. W. l.. Thompson who has been
very III vas sble to lie Oh: yesterday.
a", Louise S. Craig is nov . guest a
tie bona Of Rev Dr.. J. Il. Ecob. Albany,
NY.
NJ 3, Harris Jr is 90 from Boston,
v'aios his parents Gen. and Mrs. b. f.
Harris.
NJ. Fiel File, c,eik TO The State B3aI d
81 ASSESSOR lie siek with the prevailing
disease.
an. 3, W. Simpsons little daughter,
'aa q. been 'ecy seriously i'll Of Group, 10
'eeovrlrs.
Arthur Brow, Esq. presidents Of the
hAlsei Piscs.,qai, Rsiiroad, wss 10 the
city Wednesday.
MT Samuel Cha;e has realty recovered
''0o ais hlats. AID will soon be sble ia
Ssnd TO hin susinea.
esft &. ". Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. C. F.
fans and Miss n. Treis left on the after
a''a TAIN Wednesday for Portland to a.
"ou The meeting II the Maine Press Asso-
eis.sa.
""'e's he visitors to the Jou RNAI editorial
"'ns yesterday we're Hon. II. C. Burisiga
" sa''sieero; Mr.. f. II. Blardisg of the
.acuiFid Journal. Bangor, ard Mr., ]. c.
A!es Of Gardner.
Aoe'ieu' Francois Deny. the French
s'slsusa who is to form classes in French
aa herman in hi. city arrived here yeste:
Ny lie viii make this city bis hesdqual
s's And already has classes here.
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THE CHILDREx,s EYES.
No" Many Things That Require Aiten'
tisa to save Them.

The Constantly Increasing nsu.sishtse
rsss snosr school chiiSysn. ssd the yer,
sensssl nssd asd use Of siAssss. eashs h
sufges: 70 rs whether N ros We srs san
cis1sfy csssesl Of the conditions .Rscsinl
tbs eyes Of he young. ssyy . writer In Hs
pef's Basaas. Do ~ sse 70 Is shas the book,
ssss Fesd snd thsse shsy s.ady are Of clea,
sad large type, requiring no sn.inins o,
forcing Of the yisisss md do we encoursas
g isfse sni open script for their hsndw,i.
ing:
Do We see to il that or scho olhouses are
built WITH viev 70 The falling Of the ilTh,
10 the right vay for the chiIdrsa's ssfesy
Do We have the iishts 1t home % regulated
fhss no blaze shall produce blindness and
no dim.ess make sighs fHeni.s
Do ws make sure thu, the child holds his
book ct the distance which stvss \ correct
focus. that be holds his body p.opsriy in
felssson 70 his book or work, that be ioohs
on fvq7easly. thus changing the ehsrscsss
OF the demand on the eye. and that be u
NOT allowed TO continue losg la any G Fl ,rs
req lirsng the too intent use Of his eyes
DO We keep ourselves on the lookout
too, for the FRS. INDIGESTION o. fsebisness
Or strain, in order that artificial aids may
De fesofted to In season to prevent any
positive evil That precsution 10 eli these
directions Ii wise 10 evident from the facs,
II We look for II, that In those living what
might be called the natural hfs---shst ia.
Without books or fne vofk-shers il very
little trouble with the eyes where the con
disions Of good bodily health otherwise are
maintained.
OF course, when there are unclsan meth
DDS Of life. like those 10 crowded oriental
cities, oph,haImia Of various degrees 10 to
sxpeeted; but the free foames Of TIE del,
eri, the dseller Of the forest, the sailor on
the seas, they who oxygenate the blood in
constant currents Of fresh air, and live wild
lives that train the syesighs upon far As-
tances. have little or no trouble With their
eyesishs.
The eyeiess fish Of dark underground
lakes sre 3 perpetual example Of the
stFophy that taxes pisce through noa use Of
an organ; but last ~ fatal an atfophy can
result from rs over 1se-that 10, from u,-
due strain and effort-snd too much after =
ton cannot be be given to the prevention
OF such possibllitiss.
We may hate to pu. glasses on the fair,
free faces Of children, but their future
comfort is Of more imp ,rtancs than the
pride Of our eyes in them; snd it may be a
burden TO give the constant oversight this,
the prevention rt q uifes in other directions,
bot - We cho.e ~ asums the burden in tie
beginning, We have no right to shirk one
Of iis responsibilities, snd there 10 none Of
OF the phv'icsl responsibilities Of more
weight than the care Of taeis eyes.
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P. 8. DR.. Doyen represents the Maine
Medical Company, the largest in the world.
See the picture Of the home building on
the bills jsn27dly
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LINEN DEPT.

New lot of extra nice Table COW
ers | dozen Napkins to match. The
whole Sets at 2.75, $50 and 400,
sc in. Turkey Red Damask at 35c.
per yd. Bleached linen SO ill.,, at
AZ Lee. per yd. 5 lots of Fringed
Damask Towels slightly soiled 20,
80 and SOC. per pair.
Former price 50, 80 and zoe. per
pair.
10 yds. Twilled Crash for 40c. 10
yds. Checked Glass Toweling for
65c. Piles and piles of Linen, Glass
Linen, Handkerchieis, Tidy Honey
Comb and Turkish Towels. You will
do well to examine this stock early
as the best Bargains will go first.
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BoVditch, Webster dca.

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn eaectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro.
duced pleasing To the taste and &C.
ceptable 70 the stomach. prompt in
its actor and truly beneficial in its
efecta prepared only from tho most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many srcellent qualities commend it
u al ard haze made i. the most
poPa.sr rsraedy knowno
ssgxr]9 q Gsgs Is SoE asIs IA ~
sza 81 bess.as by All leading drue.
gets Any ssli.als druggis. ~ho
rlxg aes ks.s il On hand viii PR.
cure ]. promptly for say oss sho
w'shes TO t-y It Do not seospt any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FL; SXRUts co.
sAS FRANCISCO. ca.
SoSsyi1f, ~. VIEW yosS ~.
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nis very imporNn; in this age OF vss'
material progress that Q remedy be pleasing
to The taste ard 10 the eye, easily tsken'
aecsp.s bic 10 the ste mseh sad heaithy IN ne
pa,n.e and effects. Possessing these qusi-
itiss. Strup Of f gs ia the one perfect ia1s :
rive aud most gentle diuresie known.
fehSd&wlm
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N-ciae turkey supper with sslsd'.
Se ssfssd a. the Uaivsrssiist church
1'sa' f'om $50 to ! 30. by Mrs. v. n.
-. a Mrs. L. K. Smith. Mrs. c. o.
i' Ars. c. B. Chick. Mfs. +. L.
.ua' AID Ms s S Williams. A music.
sAI mert will be given. all for IS cts
zone one and all.
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II your clothing dealer
! gives you a garment
hat is well made, good
style, and fi., keeps il
shape, price reasonable,
YOU should continue to
trade with him. he is en-
titled TO your patronage.
Ifhe does not fill the above
requirements We would
ike to have you call and
see our goods.
We make our ready.
made" clothing, and
what is very important te
the purchasers is the fact
that it is not made TO be
shipped away hundreds
of miles TO be sold to
some other dealers Gus
+ toners, but is made to be
worn by our customers,
persons who have dealt
with us for years and
know that our label guar
antees the work and fit.
We desire to secure your
trade il we have not it al
ready. We know that in
some respects we can fur
nisfi you vslues that you
can lind no where else.
Our interests are mutual.
We will be pleased to
show you our goods any
time that you will give us
tile opportunity.
ZIP 1Ol BUY 1Ulk
CLOTHING OF MASON, 1T
FITS."l
ONE PRICE 'CLOTHfER,
| 4 > Aliens Building,
AUGUSTA. MAIN +"
oedtf
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I. S.Snitl & Co,
GARDINER. NE.

SIS he,,a bright chiId' Does be look
healthy and happy He is bright, and be
4 both healthy and happy. He ia tleli,ils
son Of Mrs Henry r. Bowers, wife Of tb,
well-kpown contractor and builder, whc
resides III dorchester avpuHe South, Hos.
on. Mrs. Bowers has had quite an ex,
perienee with her children, which expert
aice we give in her own words, as follows
II have Il little boy two AMI Que half ycsv~ ,,f
iec, the perfect picture II rugged n.aItt, and
tts.l little girl OF four. tattrihuie gti,tir weod
aealth ana good temper 10 the use Of IN. Hand
Remedies. -
have nScd, rs occasion required, tho entire
me, nnd thve i,hd very marked results from
he Collie uufe Cough and Iroup sieoiiclna, and
no Pheasant Phtsle. have never had itnys but
rood result troirtthc ,i<f' Of any m them. "
No mother would make n statement In.
he above unless she knew wholly whereof
she affirmed tNstsk
A little book, illustrated. full of sens.
md suggestion VIII be sent to anyone in,
he land FREE. II tells you how 10 dc
fonr part In caring for baby, and giyes
valuable advice from professional Nurses,
Il you want n trial bottle. or free hook
address Tn HAND MEDICINE Co, sss05
berry st, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by CHAs. X. PARTHi ia n. aa-
gusia; GEO. w. DOkR. watcrvtiiei COZ.
BRANN. nsiIowsiis GEO. y. svAn1a1N.
Gardiner, julysod2Gt N
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Joseph and Ella Banks.
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We shall offer these Goods
at the prices quoted; fs0
l. SO in. Plaids, regular SOC.
goods, at SO LEO.
2. SO in. Checks in = good A.
sortment Of colpYs, at 100.
8. Flannslsttsssin dark styles,
regular IL Leo. 20 d. at 30.
4 800 yards Plush in eolors. Is
in, wide, $l.25 quality, At
SOC. ~ u 4
s. Child's Heavy Wool Hose,
only &c.,, our regular 25c.
quality.
s. Chenille Table Covers, from
75c. to $500. 'sN
Z. Child's Cashmere Gloves,
now lsc., formerly 2oc.
8. Ladies' Jersey Skirts, for
mer price, s5c., now Soc.
each. -
8. Ladissi All Linen Hsndker-
chiefs, loo. quality, now 4
for 25e. a~ ets
10. China and surah Silks, fine
line Of oolors, now 29c.
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~ % Wednesday morning Kinsman's
ne'os registered 10 below snd ii
'ae.ock below.
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An.as@o BY . PHYSICIAN, JohDson's
r,,,! ,ns Linimeni is prese,iecd By many
s' oec'crs. feh8d& sufornfpf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-07-30

A FLoRIDIAN reporter was permitted
to inspect q relic Of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows of ante bellum
times. It is highly ornamented and
artistically painted collar and apron of an
old Odd Fellow of Marianna, MI. Parker.
This regalia is ornamented in needle
work and hand-painting on silk, by one
of the fair young daughters of that time
of the pleasant Garden City Of jackson
county.
To young, recent Odd Fellows, this
regalia would appear curious, for since it
was IS beautifully made the apron has
been discontinued and the proportions Of
the collar much reduced, yet the studious
member would read = volume in the
symbols embossed and painted upon it.
Il was brought over by Capt. Frank Phil
lips, clerk Of the court of jackson
county. aud presented to Past Grand
VIM. d. McIntosh, ST., who will doubt
less place it In The archives OF Leon lodge
for preservation.
Il Is great pity that with such . his
tory % Odd Fellowship had in the past
II che town Of Marianna there should not
b 1ine and 6ourishing lodge thsre noM.