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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-03-12
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CustomeE-IIy watch wont go.
Jeweier examining it>-Ny! My!
Have you been il a railway collision:
Customer surprise: - " by. no.
Jeweler (solennlyH When you IN.
dress you shoui! not throw your vest
down on the floor when your watch is III
the pocket
Customer (thoughtfully}-I never do
have been exceedingly careful with
that watch. Don't know how it got
hurt How long will it take to mend it:
Jeweler (after another examination)-
You'd better leave it here at least "a
week, but if yon can get along without
1t, would advise two weeks.
Custo:ner-Very we'll. Do it up right.
Good day
Jeweler to assistant}- James, blow
that speck Of dust OIL this wheel and
charge up five shillings for REPAIRS
London Tit Bits
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CarrN FlaXnecLN for Cindar

Garry FlaxseeGs for Cinders In the Eve.
One Of the simplest and most effective
CURES for that often serious affection to
T@'e.cr' a clnder IL the eye. Is that of
dcoNinlon tiaHSced. One or twoof these
Lay oe Placed III the eye without injury;
ul-y shortly begin to swell and exude a
etuChooa substance that covers the bail
" 'le eye eii|,!ppir2 any foreign sub
s'a'Ne that hu:. y. ii 1t. then seed and
n'''aAt hay be washed out. Keep a
Is u ("err >ryds III d compartment
:" !o0i r1E-, aud they may prove AN
~ ~. d. ABLE accessory. Her Point of
View III New York 4'innes.
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Getting "A pntcrf

Inventors are required 10 tilc an appli-
catlon IN the patent Office "a Washing
ION containing a clear description of
the invention. verified under outh by the
nvel;or anG signed bY hin ond two
"1''s:~ts ihec"lnmisoionero Of patents
NAY 4iso require a no!el to be fur
nished If ne REJECTS the claim. appeal
may be taken to the courts The fee on
Ming Application Is fifteen dollars and
Vi lSS''"hce Of patent twenty dollars. Ii
you propose to apply for a patent you
VIII save time, annoyance and money by
engaging regular patent solicitor
New York Herald.
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tr,,rassions are conveyed in writing
.r an,eags 10 the Inauguration of the
r:,idr The successful writer brings a
a:~.,,~4 before the Eilni, and the related
tnovled.e NAY he like the frame to sci
a tbp pictrrt. or like new rays OF light
+brovn upon the canvas to give it vivid
moss The value Of this related knowl
a5gn is We'll illustrated in Macaulay's
description Of the trial of Warren Hast
mos He throws upon the description
the light Of his vast erudition. He slim.
nlates the imagination by all these side
Gcbts. enchanting the attention, so that
We see as in a picture that brilliant as
semblage, and we are filed with adlnirar
tion of the scene.
He centuries up the historian Of Rome
and the eventful history of the eternal
CITY: he reveals his acquaintance with
art in his happy allusion to Reynolds
and his acquaintance with the recent
achievements Of literature in his famil-
arity with the researches of Parr, at
that time famous; he displays his
knowledge OF the inner workings Of
society and the intrlgues by which
thrones are shaken and Gynasties are
Oyerthrown il his reference to the salon
Of Mrs Montague and the fair haired
daughters Of the house Of Brunswick.
and he shows hi, appreciation of the
drama by recalling alddons, who, in
the prime Of her majestic beauty, looked
with emotion Oh a scene surprising all
the limitations OF TIE stage. "-Educa-
t02al Review
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OPEN, TINE.
n;.,n and LEI him naSH

.o Time. and let him pass
oP Sbortly where his feet would bel
Like leaf at Michaeimas
Swooning from the tree.
r. its hour, the manly mind
En- Tran,bles in a sure decrease,
Sor the body now can find
ANY hold on peace.
Take him. weak and overworn;
Told about his dying dream
po,b,od. and the April morn.
And .he brAwiing stream.
v.a-hcr on sunny ridge,
C,..u,rv wealth her, far from here;
rndcr some deep iyied bridge
Water dancing clear.
water auick to cross and part
tGolGcn light on silvery sound),
Weather that was next his heart
All the world around.
Soo, upon his vision break
These, in their remembered blue;
Pc Shall toll no more, but wake
Voun4, in air he knew.
He has done with roofs and men.
Omen. Time, and let him pass,
Va--,ic and innocent again.
Into country EraSs.
1orise (Iu.uty in New York independent.
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The Fair 0ph ella.

~ thought thy bridebed to have decked, swee
maid,
And not have s:rewed thy grave"
The Danish queen was not An eXenplar.
wife, bui was doubtless sincere in her gr'c
AT Ophela's death. Ia every land We Sc
the pureet and sweetest Of Ewes daughter
gathered to early graves. perfectly rrli
able cure for female cosplnnis, Is DR.
P.eroes Favoriie Prescription, II med cint
beyoni all praise, which has stved m'ny 4
young life til. eAten,d by tne lnsidioua ap
plo .ch of disease. For chronic iemal'- &C.
IL ngcments, weak back, la>situde, nervous
ness and poor appetite. 1t is without al
quail; generous ionic, a safe nervne
purely Vegetable, aud warranted to give
satisfaction, or the price ($1 COY refunded
This guarantee is always adhered TO- D
druggists.
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Rain Without Clouds.

{. Ross thai III the south Atlantic it
railel on one occasion for over an hour
when the SKY was entirely free from
clouds. In the Mauritius and other
parts of the southern hemisphere this is
not rare occurrence: but in Europe it
is. and the greatest known length Of its
duration was ten minutes at CONSTANT
nople. All the Year Round.
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cy oDservant American who visits
that "a !, britain must he struck by the fact
no ", Tue large majority of soldiers whom
IstN e' 'here, whether red coated Eng
~ ea or killed Scots. are lads under
VIC age Of twenty.
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a vo,,s eq'iVocal compliment is perplexing
pst;n tug man OF Hallowell. Me. A fasci-
con.;s s elri, to whom he had been paying
csE s attention. has named a pet
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STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO,


FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that be j.
the senior partner of the firm OF F. j. CHE
NEY & Co., doing business in the city oil
Toledo. County and State aforesaid. and
that said firm will pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS tor each anu
every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribe in
my praser &c, this 9th day o! Oecember
A. d. 1886.
~ A. w. GLEASON
/ SEAL Notury Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and ac's directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfac' OF the sy stem. Send for tts-
timonials, free
F. J. CHENEY s. Co, Toledo, 0.
II Sold by Druggists, IS cents
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Heaven for some

l"efe Is sald 10 be peculiar religious
- the members Of which believe
90, 90 n''iiiah beings Of today are to oc-
SUp' uedFen as animals when their souls
Sr part from earthly tenements, and that
ta ulno Orutes on dying will Ike trans
I~t INTO mankind.-Philadelphia
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nectOs celebrated Tocci twins are con.
and h lrom the sixth rib downward
have ave, out one pair of legs. But they
Of W. 'iiict stomachs. hearts and pairs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-03-12

abont :: o' matches We're pieces of wood
phur s T inches long tipped with sui
pieca =. aiy caught fire easily with a
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-03-12

Control the bud moth, coddliDg moth,
canker worm, catterpil ar and curculio by
spraying your fruit trees and tobacco.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-03-12

3ean Inslnated that In the last twelve
. stsfn.. al,s has invested $s7O. 900 ON
- sad $4,000 on ornamental foun.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-03-12

Laws thai cannot be enforced shonld be
Re pealed, and if not repealed should be en-
forced.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-03-12

Early Ri-rts, Earl R,sers, Early Rsers,
the lame u htlle ii Is tor cpn>'ina, on, sick
headache, dysl ep>ia M nervousness. NJ.
LIVELY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-23
TRoTTERs UNDER THE HAMMER.
The weli.known Campaigner GrayiiGht.
A,lB IL, sold tor u 800.

The attendance at the combination sale OF
trotting stock. conducted by Messrs. Peter G.
Kellogg d Co. In the American Institute build
ing yesterday. was much larger than on the
opening day. the quality OF the animals offered
being much higher. The main consignment
was from the stud OF Mr.. A. b. Darling. OAR
llngton. N. j.. comprising the get Of Election
Ger. Kentucky Prince. Starlight Lavalard.
Wellington. and Aberdeen. Nearly all the
horses offered were in good condition. and they
were handsome up-headed lot. Fenella.
an eiGht-yearold daughter OF Election
eer. commanded tho top price. Charles
Robinson OF this city paying $500 for
her. She is a handsome mare. and will
DO O producer. as her colt by Starlight is n
trotter already. The tive-year-o old horse Ma
tional, with a four-year-ol record OF 2:25s.
was a great bargain at Sl.725 and the fast
gclding Graylight. with record o. 2:l6,s. was
breeders as j. ". DAILY Of Mount Kiseo. john
il. Shuts. Parkvil!e Farm. Henry n. smith.
Stud and ob, OF Cedar Park
Verona. 2:2I. and other speedy end we'll.
is a list Of those bringing $50 and over :'"'"S
THE PROPERTY OF Mr.. A. n: DARLING. DARLING
TON, n. ].
is s' Sy s,'Fis1
pI BABYLON S.idrr ,ao nv no
0,S s s. fi%S y u Hass East 're @%
Ds, s.,
LAvalette. blk. T.. 1881. by LAvaard - Lady
Wedsewooi by wedgewood; T. G. Eastman,
~ y! ' j. ..p;sE reg
Eastman New York ............,...... 900
way. Wy, Frank Ellis. ?:2d,. L. {. Goodrich.
Ei.a b. T.: isss by stariivht-lndy galloway; Wv
NcrsisE, S "'s" isss ~ satiirh.-violet by $40
Bay My. lsaM by starlight-Vio!et q. NJ. Oar.
renetia b. NJ ias4 by Eiecttoneer-t ideiia, by NV
Volunteer; charles Robinson. New yorE -, $500
.tioncer; Thomas Drake New YORK -. $50
Agnes; by Asefdeen; ii. lsrwilIiscrs Son Ram. -.
Agnes T. f. 1855 by stariighl-As.es: A. A. Do.
mAres Rockland. N. i......;...,..., .,-....,. 400
Bcsd,e a. BY RysdyIs h.mSleson,an Frank" Frank L.
Boadics,. b. m. 1879 by Rysdyks llainbl.tonisn >A'
-Agnes Ethel. by Magnolia; II. n. smith. Fash
Twilight Oh. Z. $50 by Observation-Disclosures by
sidney; W = Holmes New York .;;...;;..:.. s25
GoodinR's Champion: Blackeur 4 Co. New.
Ray seidins, 1881 by Observation-Disclosures; +. DIV
Lady Lydecker B. T.. 1890 By starlight = arbarn. -'
by Aberdeen; }. 4. shuts PARK vile Farm 500
Of Iamperion: j. ". DAILY. Mount Elsco stock
Farm. Mount Kisco. n. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
Barbarosa, I. 1881 by Kentucky rrince-Bar
bRra; Thomas Drake, New York .,..,.........,. B75
Bay gedins 1870 by Star!ight-Bnrbara: Al.
Wasp. b. E, 1890 BY 1avalard-R ushlipht. by
Back gelding, 1882. By stsriight-Mary Ellis by
Frank Ellis: q. Bergen. Ramnpo. Mimi. 26O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-23
Great Sport at AIaspcth.

The two days shooting tournament OF the Northside
Gun Club at the Queens County Driving Park, Maspeth
l. l.. opened yesterday. The programme called for
shooting at ARTIFICIAL targets only Although the
her OF contestants not large they made the
interesting by oil the greater efficiency. the New Jer
sey experts Enosh Miller of tho Union Gun Club T. c.
Collins OF West foboken, Tee Kay. Major Brientnali
Neat Apgar, and Mr. Hobart setting the pace for the
Long Islanders. some OF whom always managed to get
share OF the prizes. The shooting done under
American Association rules and on the rapid. firing
system. only extra events being shot under pert
rules. with six Jerseymen composing tho squad. All
ties divided the prizes To-day will be devoted to live
birds and il the weather Is favorable and Of
shooters get stuck III the mud aarge attendance
rected Yesterdays results
tEi nS'"a i 10
second Event IL Keystones. 81 80 Entrance-B BRENT
Rs9 IsI f1a "H' " s"e" Tee
B!s ,S.: Iso15' .ad Mead e: TS"a; :: rif%a.n
Tee Nay. 8; Mead s; Tiernan. 1. -,
and Hobart, 20; Miller Apg"r and Collins. TO- Mead,
Fin6 Event. Is Keystones. sI.5o Entrance-IIobart.
ApE., ana Collins it Mead. Miller and Tee Kay Is:
sixth fysn! 70 q 81 Tee
IT, Brie"ns nail" xpsnr and Collins cSart aud t.
Kneb;i, Jr; la Lyon and AZ. Hunt. i2 Mead. Ii;
AianeS hrsa ls1H 70 key.,ons. 81 Enr.neeoD.r
1sH s lyon lyon sHa k" s%a
q Herman 3.
smith Event. u Keystonen $l.5o Entrance BRENT
ga" and an @p1 AFr and Tee kiY -
Hunt. 10; II. kneDel. Jr, Y.
Tenth Event 13 KeyBtcnes. 81 Fntrance-Argar. Col.
Inns. and Tee Kay. TO-: Lyon Hobart. and Miller. 8;
Hr enn.ll 3: knebel. Hunt. Ternan and DR.. Metcaf.
Z: Manning. u.
Extra Event No. . expert rules 10 keystones 81 en-.
trance. Messr. Brcntnall. Apgar. Hobart Miller. Tee
my and Collins constituting the expert class-Argar.
nall and T No !! Lyon Hunt Ternah, and C. N.
Extra Event No. g. same as nall and
Herman lO Hobart. Miller. Hunt, and Or. Metcalf, 81
Lyon and Menke 4: Apgnr. Collins, and c. NJ Meyer.
:: Tee Kay. ~
Extra Event No. l. same as previous Apvar and Tier
nan. 81 Hobart, Miller Tee Eny. and Nenkc. x; Lyon
Hunt. and Dr. Metcaif. Il Brientnau and G. N. Meyer
u Coilins.4
Extra Event No &. nve entries. A. A rules, ton key
stones 81 entrance-Dr. Metcaf Z. NJ. Meyer, and i.
Lyon. 3: Herman, 7; Menke. q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-23
At The Hnndhall COurts.

Gen. bernard McQuade tc,egraphcd to champion
Casey Yesterday that would be utterly impossible for
him to fulfil his engagement While this was great
dsappoint ment 70 great many lovers OF the game.
their visit amply repaid by pleasing CONTEXT be-
tween the champion and Major Carmody and vii.
liam Courtney and Thomas Quickstep Lyman. Tho
latter Of the rising players OF the Brooklyn Hand
hall Club and will be heard from later A deal Of
interest manifested in Courtney performance Tho
expert tips the scales at 1913 pounds heavier
than he was in his life. yet the lack OF prac
tice destroys h,s effectiveness to marked extent.
The same beautiful method and nc pair Of hands
there however. and yesterday he acquitted himself
fairly well Some OF his pck.ups in the outer court
were remarkable, His partner gave him excellent AS.
sstnnre particularly III service and the question
Where did he catch on! !" The scores were:
Casey and Carmody. 10 II la-4l
Billy Morgan IL developing into very dangerous OPP
moment He tackles body and at any time during
the day Yesterday he met the aggressive Tom LYMAN
aud til. latter full Of play lie beat Morgan. but
scored the fewer aces. Tho scores were:
Tom Lyman ~ ls-54
William Morgan. Nv 2l-bo
More interest WINS manifested in tho four handed
match played ut McGurns court. Chicago. on Sunday
last than any contest decided III that city for long
time. The principals were Hugh o'Prien and Peter
$50 side the hest Of seven games The first
were stouy contested but in the last game Gushing
and C-onn went to pieces The score:
n o'Brieu and r. OBrcn.. 20 - 81 Il 10 21-132
d Cron,n and d. Gushing. 81 Il 10 4 ~ 81 O. rs
Tn. folio wing games handball PLAYED at the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-23
Ward Sends Carr II lone.

JAcKsoKvrLLr. March 22.-This morning Ward decided
% ssnd homo Charley Carr. the Staten Island Cricket
Club catcher. who here with the Brooklyn on
irial He left with Mr. and Mrs Dave Orr the Clyde
sine steamship for Now York. Ward in regard to
Carr ~ have merely sent Carr home reduce ex
ponssa do not need him on the remainder OF the
"trip now that Knslows ankle Is practically all right
know what Carr can do He is u good man. and IL
either DAILY. Kinsow. or Con Daley do not show y,
properly Carr will DO the man will play"
Carr felt some what cut up about beng sent home.
hut was somewhat comrorted by the above statement
OF WardA which the captain also made TO him. Con
trary to expectation no one else sent back, al
though Ward informed the boys oena that ut least
four should 20. Hub" Collins win leave the boys at
Atlanta on Saturday to go to Louisville on business
He will rejoin the team on April in Brooklyn.
The players left for Macon this afternoon but Ward
aid not 60 until this evening The Rrooklyns win
IN Be full Of interest ait viii mark the opening OF
nsy ground. are said to be liner then the SOUTH
Tho advantages OF short trip through New England
before the beginning OF the cham pionship
been presented to the men and they favor
Idea Tho Brooklyns' admirers hero are decidedly
pleased over the way the batted in yesterdays
game against Jacksonville. They showing them
selves to DO an au.round good team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-23
Pigeon Flying Preparations.

Tho regular monthly meeting Of the Empire City Fly
ing Club of New York and vicinity held at Park
place. this city. on March ID. Some OF the members
were heartily in favor OF tho Western course will
view to having from the Worlds Fair grounds in
Chicago in 1893. But the Southwest course. over
which many remarkably speedy flights have been
made was finally adopted by vote OF 15to4. The
young bird OF the club will donbt be over
Western The schedule Of dates and stations for
the old bird races this year are as follows;
May 4. wilmington. Del. 100 miles Nav II. WASH
ingt6n. 200 miles; May 10 Charlottesville. Va 800
miles: June 4. RDaEy Mount. Va 400 miles: June H.
statesve. = g, 500 miles. From the 200 miles Ia:
ton the clubs birds will compete Tor S2b gold medal.
presented by the President From the 500 miles sta
ton the PRESIDENT onsrs so syr! cup as me nrst
400 miles races.
The condition of the club both in membership and
finances Is very tattering. Eight new members were
cleo ed. and i've applicants for membership will be
voted for at tho April meeting. The clubs lying
WIN Tbe comneto%s h OF y..
Will Include forty derent Lofts. Comprising many OF
the oldest and strongest bominx pigeon lofts the
country The flights Of the cubs birds will also be for
honor and diplomas awarded by the League OF Ameri-
looming Clubs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-23
BOOKMAKERS BAG THE CASH.
TIE TALENT ON THE HILL KNOCKED
OUT IN FOUR RACES.
Owen Golden, At II 20 4, Leads OE-seven
Wins His First Race-Aar Lowell
Rakes In tho Biggest Purse OF the Day.

Owen Golden, At ~ 20 4, Leads OE-seven
Wins His First Race-Narie Lowell
Rakes In the Biggest Purse OF the Day.
Tho bookmakers' boards led hackers OF first
choice horses sadly astray at GuttenburR yes
terday. Not until tho Nth race did favorite
win. and. although another first pick followed
suit In the last race. tho talent had lost conf
dence and most OF the fraternity continued to
bet on the wrong horses.
The bulk Of the money bet in the first race
was placed on o. Z. b.. Bob Arthur. and Cas-.
cade. Owen Golden. q IL to l shot, led from
the opening strides. and won by length from
O. Il. b.. Cascade losing the place by head.
After long delay at tho post in the second
race. Saxopia. n strong favorito over the
other maiden three-year-olds. ran away and
spilled lot OF money. The second choice.
Seven. came at tho finish and won handily by
two lengths. Bolivar beating Ella Lakeland
illy an open length for second place. MONDAY.
the top selection in the third race ran himself
out before the issue came in the homestretch.
and Irregular won safely by a head. Noon
day getting second place two length In front OF
Alma T.. second CHOICE Marie Lowell. IL to
/ slot, upset the talent In the race for the $500
Moonstone tho rank outsider. beating Dixie a
more Chan the entry price U Of $500 to keep lis
mare. W. II. Timmons's favorite colt. Ono.
sna,tched t., the purse In the spin OF three
Republic. Pet fllly finishing poor. third st.
os rf, nie IN the sssr Peat st st
place by u neck summary:
THE FIRST RACE
vss ssHs 'fnF .sr's aas nlHs oral
n Ssrs r. q 3s.s,as
Time. IlsI4
Rettng-Tw,lve to ! against owen Golden 2 to o.
/. b" = to Cascade. MutuAls pad So' $l245. $780,
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse $500 for maiden three.year ODDS: four and
W 4 Timnionss ch c. Seven by sensation-cy clone.
122 ". vansnr-n) ,..,.. ..:.............1
j. Mai.ns. Fila a sssa ds ~
p.,,,,rT Time. Q hsM. ,,,.
Ella Lakeland iy -t a"iuals paid .oa5. IS e. sos
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse 500: selling; three: quarters OF a mile.
h.a.. ssisi. * Ec Sns .ses Es
Gydn: Coldsream, Ruby. spnrtacus. and Glitter II.
Time. Iii.
Su,as p.a SGGnd''
THE FOURTH RACE.
rr5:s sSop ssM'as Ss ss iq'sS Sy Aoareas.n
Bradford stables eh e. Moons,cn. 4 % o. jone.,.. :
Baarat. Early Blossom. Basil Duke and Little Sandy
also ran.
Time. o2A
S s Ss
$3llO
THE FIFTH RACE.
# ~
11S tE. Nankurcn,. ........ ...... I
Dillon j.. Elk Kniss5 Iis:n '''''''''
Be.ting.Two to against one. 3h to Republic. IL
10 Pet rlly. Mutuas paid $3.50. 1856. $4.10.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling: six and half furlongs
Baden Stables oh. st. John. aged by Botheration-
Ackerman Co.'S m. Lost star 8. los tHueston>..
Imperial Stables oh. e. silver Mint 4. 1902 Morris
Peralto. MONDAY. Harrison and John Hickey also
ran.
Time. "a.
Bcttng-Five to on st. John. IL to against Lost
$y4J