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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
THE E1rcTRTC CARS ~ yEW.LOYDOY.

New.London. Conn. Nov. 2G fSpeciaD.-
Tuesday morning fire broke out in the casino at the
Peonot and befOrr the Gre department was able to
reach the scene the flames Gained such hcadway that IL
sas impossible TO the tuildlng. Much OF the fnr
niturc and wines. however. we're removed The
house and grounds were purchased few years ago
from William c. sclrrmcrhOrn. Of New York. bv the
Casino Associations something over $4,000 having
been paid. Tho house va, completely DESTROYED. bat
the loss is prpb- bly fnlll covered by Insurance.
At meeting ~ the members Of the FIRST Baptist
Church tbs week a unanimOus call was extended 10
the Rev +. q. McKccvcr Of Providence.
The propeller Chelsea. recently purchased by
the Norwich and NcwYOrk Propeller Company, ar
rived here this week. ard went at once on the line.
Much opposition is being made In Mystic To the
granting Of any nquof Hc"n'cS, though the town
recently voted IN favor u CO. IN" comfy com
missioner, have had -crc.al hearings all Of the
applications but as vet h.r. 80 del no cases
Wednesday ina . ilcticr day for New.
London, the lscinr >tc.t railroad then pat
in operation. II WIS followed 10y procession OF
boys who did want 10 see il g. and by many horses
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SCR0FUL0US HUM0R
Boy Almost Lost Use Of His Limb.
Two Years Intense Itching.
Several Doctors Fail.
Instant Relief Sweet SIeeD. Sneas.
Remarkable, and Permanent Cure
by Cmticura Remedies.

when about seven years old, my son was afilcte1 md.
skin disease which was very distressing. The lrs" w
peaiance was OF lite pimpes accompanied by int.sy
itching spreading into covered with seah'u
cept when scratched on. The entire body excent ~
covered lie almost lost the use Of hi, limbs ana ~
light | could carry him about Ike infant Tsa1 ~
remedies | could ind recommended med cal worts y
itching without benefit Applied 10 different phy.c.,a
receiving temporary clief but the disease SURE 10
turn. sent oF your pamphlet read II. purchased
CUTICURA. bathing with the CUIlCuRA SOAP, a..
gave small doses Of CUTICURy RESOLNENT on ~.
soothing effect Of that CUrICuKA Alter TWO yea,t
search for something 70 alay that terrible Itching what
relief TO him sleep sve lily without any ncnatioa !,
scratch Loss thaa two boxes Of CUTICCRA one eas
CUTICURA SOAP. and one bottle Of the CUTICURA RI
strong healthy boy Of thirt en-. We consider IL ~
rnarkable cure he had inherited scroiuous hunor
Mrs. IL. l.. BOWEN, East otto e. y
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GrxrRi1 noSrcnlys At Old POINT COMFORT.

GENERiL HOSElRiNS Al Old POINT rrMIORT
old Point Comfort Va. Nov 90 CcpcciaD.-Thcre
was a Hurry or snow here W'dnc DAY night, and
Thanl giving Day opened clear. Good and crisp. Tn"
enlist Of a." garrison had an "ah"rat" pro
erlmmc Of athletic sporl. which occupied the entire
day and afforded much amusement Ia the spectators
General Eo,rcian- the veteran Register ~ th"
Treasury has been steadily improving since his ar
rival here The nervous affection from which he
suffered j, ycldng to electrical treatment and ont
door exercise, waich hc takes daily Ills old low"
for the service Is SIN apparent and every pleasant
afternoon hc can hc seen with his daughter witnessing
drcss parade.
The Witt - Ms. Julia Ward Howe and Miss Edna
u. Cheney 10 the Hampton Normal school was a
poa>un; feature Of the week. Ioth friends
Of General Armstrong. ana stopped their way from
Memphis. whcr" tlcy had been attending the oman =
Congress. 10 pa; him visit The students were
assembled In virginia Hail 10 meet the distinguished
visitors. ana General Armstrong stood on the platform
with Nh. Howe while In" 900 student, sang her
Battle Ilyma Of The rcpnbIcT
\ number If The Young officers went TO Wa hing
ton 10 attend tho wedding oi Lieutenant Edward T.
McGhchln. 5th Artillery. 10 Miss Shea winch took
place. at the Church Of the Epiphany th, evening
Lieutenant La,sIior WAS best man. ana Lieuicnants
Campbell Harris ana Kenny were ushcrs
The new electric street railroad from Old Point 10
Newport news l. now completed and n regular
vice Will De established On December l. The line
was not PERMITTED 10 enter The corporation limits. as
M" authontc, ObcNcd 10 the trolley system and
passengers have 10 be transferred at that point To
The following are some Of The late arrival, At the
Ilyrein IiOic!: Dr u. f.. Walker ana wife. \. New
man and wiz. Nj and Ms. 6. II. Bnchcm. W. G.
Plant, Edward Mclntyri Mr., and Nir,; &. y. Gailup
lcr5ureh and Vic. !. Qniniar William ii Jones and
VIZ, George u. bchhihI ana VIE New York: John
McLachan ana WIFE L. W. Bruce. y. &. Vasclcr and
VIII, ErUpkl'n
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pRDnIEM No. los.
CIIESS NEWS.

The great South vs. North match Will be played
Mt birmingham on saturday. January %. 1903
Five hours viii be devoted 10 play and one game only
will be played each board.
At She end OF the third round In the great win
Ter handicap of the city Of London Chess Cht
McSsrS. Mocatra and Gicntham Williams 3 each
Mcssrs Herbert Jacobs ana Percy Howell. IL each.
and Mcssrs. Eooh and Physick. each. The move
mcnt to increase the subscription to gulnca, and
limit the membership to 300. gains ground. and a
crcular the subject has been sent to the members
one section Of the two into which the tournament
ut The British Chess club has been divided has been
won by ,Ir !rcnchnrd. who scored all his games.
No less thnn sixty players have joined the Winter
handicap ~ the IuGgatr Circus Chess Club. Play
began on the 10th Of Novcmbrr
IN" hiSi imp RANT encounter Of the leading York
shire climbs took place November ,. between Brad
ford and Leeds. with the result that Bradford scored D.
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which didn't bit whose owners took tA's wa! 70
C,.,cn, thef, 20 tie strange object. me t'eel'tD
road project with much oppo-luon al .ot too
reon,r whose hostility arose from fear or pielnule
fut The rejoicing AID thanksgiving OL lHII .uaS ''
the crowded car, showed 20 plainly ne and ~,
10 general puhlc that even tie ieaIINI ana Wv
nretrd cod coIld not wthstand the temptation 10 -
sro;nd the loop on Thursday morning one car 'ec.s'
tered | 800 fares.
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CuticuYa ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier internally 10 cleass
the blood of all impurities aud poisonous elements an.
CUTICU RA the Great Skin Cure, and CUTlCU RA SOAP
an exquisite Skin Beautiter externally 10 clear the 81.
and cain and restOre the hair. instantly relieve ana
speedily cure every species Of itching burning scsy
humor. y he skin scalp and blood with loss Of h.,
from infancy 10 age, from pimples ~ scTotula.
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THEY WANT rrcniyGr sEl1S rorc,r PIP

Some o. the member, Of u" Produce Exchange who
opposed the plan io hui'd addition H. TO-, lN,luh-,
on The PIP ~ property. which 50, avorhlt t.f,f
upon SON" iinr ago. ave prepared circular vh,h d.,
being distributed pointing ont that s,uis %, tr Is
change ar not valuable they believe Ties
should BE- and rropoiAs that instead Of putting money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27

n,o nra,pcs. The surplus be spent In buying up s''
'at 80 reducing the number. making then p, m 200
r"E Tney tMak seas should be WO.tA $500. 1901
whereas they have recently SOLO III ''e
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OVER THE CHESS BOARD.
New. York. November ct. 1892

Sew.York, November 81, 1e92
All communications correspondence, ETC.. must De ao
dressed Chess Editor. The Tribune All mater 'o'.
49, - yyedna.dav II Intended for Publication on inc
s,nd.y following News must Teach 'h's 0l'e I' '"'
than Friday.
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CORRESPONDENCE.


c,rr.c, solution, received from b. W. la Mothc
Now York; II. C. Walker. New-lork; Alhn {
Vlto. Ncw.YorI; J. :. j.. IT,. New )gk' Rev. Lon"
II Uohlcr Maiden, y. y; william Moran. soutl
NorWalk Gem.
pr. Joshua j. Roth. Hampstead. |" l. Il. Il
rown. Iniinp,burg. y. j.. Louis JcchcndoFf Ne"
yorh-Ifl 90 81. l.P Kt; Q-B > ch. BIB >
,,, mo r,,tc next move. j. \. Dcwald, DR.. y. ii
baldwin. Edwin IL. baldwin, b-k FOLLOWED
mostly by . BIB > IS the defence against tl'
trnc,, KID : or Kt-B-B I. J. B. Elliott
After / Ok 1t so. III; e 81, / n
,,,ncl< escapes y. II. Nu-ht-if Q-B 81 CHI, X y nj
= Kt-B : lis en- B-k /.
PROBLEM 80. 100.
Additional correct solution received from Mr. Fanny
= yulc NYn.ainch. Conn; \. II. Billings. BanSor
Me-. f. l. spluldng. JaGgey. y. H.; Morris \. Nns
Decatur. An: Charles l.. lIamlin. Eaton. y. Y; ;.
l. Howell Painted Post, y. y; = \. Wood Spr1ne
MIL, Perm: y. +. Ross, Naugatuck. Conn, e. y
scccy Mlndcn. Nch., L. L. Daniels, nyoklyn. \. y
~ =. Hugo ~chrrs.tL. Ncw-lorh
g. II. i,nnns.ei, BAY CITY, Mich.--If R-kt D, b
4.
PROBLEM 40. los.
Additional correct solutions received from J. T.
Miller. BEDFORD. Iowa.
Hugo ecncrrctz. Sew YoriS.-If Il Il, X H.
and there T. no mate.
PROBLEM no. 100.
Spencer Dayton ihillpi.-lonr solution does mi
apply TO this problem
,;crnanla Chess Club and Y. NJ {. A. G. G.. Pay
CIV. Mich-Wc are glad TO learn that your clubs ale
becoming prosperous. Many thanks for your special
votes ~ thanks.
Arthur Il. Baldwin, Norwalk. Conn.-PrOhrms sent
for examination should be marked printed diagI
with solution on the back.
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so,a evorvwhere Price CUTICURA soc; soAp
2jc; REsOLVENT, 81. Prepared by the potter
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORAIlON' Boston
RI GLOW TO Cure Skin Diseases" 81 pages, 50 illus
I'll. Innnials mailed free.
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PROBLEM NO. Ill.
BY II. F. l.. MEYER.
From the Deutsche schachzeitung."
Black pieces.

Whife 20 play and matc IN wv HI0'cs'
SOLUTION OF PROBLEM no. ITO.
WhIte-K at T. >, Q at 81, X at a. u at
o p }, Kts at and o, rs at = nj anu % -
K Kt 9, X r and 3.
t,o,-K ~ K "a d at X Kt 6, Ps at q 1t o,
n = and q and Il g. White to mate In two moves.
IN Ink
, - = : * x Kt
3-Kt-Q 4 mate
3-Kt-K mate
1-B-R 5, Z or
= = - * OF Is moves.
39-3 2 Or Kt 4 mate accordingly
l-B elsewhere
= n u en- (ch\ * or BIB
90 3 or Q b mate accordingly.
SELECTED GAMES.
4 sho,t and brilliant game played some time back
m ,rr Cunshcrr M the CITY OF London Chess Club In
\ simultaneous Performance Of twenty-four games
Two Knights Defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27

,o-. zane 10 the spot thlnhns Of MF. Iow:e:
buildings were on fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27

Go West via Niagara. Fab and the hnrs, u"'
Vice IN The world by the New-iork Cenuai
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Aerial FeatS.

W. H. Barber, of Fortuna, Cal, has
returned from a visit to the Singley STA
ton locality, where with camera he
photographed a man named Jacob Myers
as he stood upon one foot on the top of a
hmbless tree 179 feet high and IA inches
in diameter at the top. Mr.. Myers, it is
claimed, performed the wonderful feat
of dancing jig on the top of the tree.
Few people" says Mr.. Myers, "like to
go up so high, but have never yet seen
a place too high for me. 1t is no trick
at all for me in these great redwoods to
climb tree. cut off the top and stand
on it. l have stood on the extreme top
of an electric tower in Upton, Ia. The
tower was 159 feet high, and stood on
1-inch rod with one foot Of this you
can get proof from Upton. was a
stranger there, but you can find that l
did so by asking the people of Upton.
Cor. Chicago Herald.
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dangerous Pistol Practice.

In the colony Zenon Pereira lived an
Italian colonist named Octavia Viale,
who had been married but three weeks
and was wealthy man. His brother
keeps an almacen quite close to the col
ony. 1t appears that he was taking his
wife to his house Sunday, the two rid
ing in cart, and when passing the
house of the juez de paz (magistrate),
naturally suspecting nothing, this legal
officer came cut of the doorway with a
soldier. to whom he said, 81 wonder if /
can hit that fellow" whipped out his re-
volver and fired, shooting the unfortu-
nate man in the chest, killing him in
simultaneously. The criminal was caught
and the colonists were with difficulty
persuaded from lynching him. He is
now awaiting trial. The body of the
dead man was buried next day, all the
colonists attending. We hope the law
will refuse to allow such a bloodthirsty
villain to live to play any more of his
murderous jokes.-Argentine News.
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DuriIi; & ss'ssiIs q - U. y u
counsy last suininer / had hard Wurf -
~ 49, = supply of Chamberlain,s CoIir
Dn.s'Iefa and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand.
u r,oOpie otton came ten or twelve miles +,
Tle nagot TO get bottle of the remedy.
- !. lave Deen selling patent medicines fos
sno past ten years and find that it has
S;soI oet'er satisfaction in cases II
uaaIr1oea and fux than any other medi.
cine l have ever handled.-J. n. BEN.
I HAM Druggist, Golconda, Pope county,
III Over five hundred bottles Of this
rsmedy were so in that county during
'sne epidemic referred to. It was per.
lect success and was the only remedy
Inat did cure the worst cases. Dozens OF
persons there will certify that it saved
snelr ilVes. In four other epidemics oil
power complaint this remedy has beer
equally successful: % ard so cent bottle,
Tor sale by NJ. Lively
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Sheep Struck by Lightning.

During the storm of Thursday light
ming struck large tree in field on the
farm of Edward Martin, Pocopson.
Underneath the tree was COW and she
was killed instantly by the bolt. Scat.
tered around the field near the tree were
twenty-seven lambs and ewes, and after
the storm had passed every one Of the
flock was found lying dead, all their
heads being in the same direction, just
as the flock had been grazing along in
the field. The sheep were of valuable
breed and the loss is heavy one. A
singular feature of the occurrence is
that not mark was to be found on any
OF the animals.-West Chester pa
News.
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4 corrsspondsnt relntes he i0li0yin
..slanoholy incident, which occurred
.aa other evening ct the Theater des
cohelins, Paris, during the presentation
- .J;Oiseau Bleu:'
..Tbe performance was interrupted by
= sudden cessation in the dialogue and
+he leading lady was seen to look intent
II into the prompter's box before the
tootlights. 1t happened that this was in
the most interesting point of the third
act and naturally all eyes followed those
If the leading lady. The audience of
course could not see the cause of the in
tarruption, but the artists on the stage
noticed that the prompter had fallen
asleep, and by an unfortunate coinci-
dance the actress had forgotten her lines
of the same moment.
CATER waiting half a minute and the
man giving no evidence Of returning to
consciousness, one of the actors stepped
forward and gently shook him. There
was no response, and looking closer
those upon the stage saw that the
nrompter was dead. Without dropping
the The curtain the people on the stage re-
NAMED in their various positions that
the incident found them. The manager
stepped to the front and made his expla-
nation, the body was dragged down
nnder the stage and a new prompter
climbed into his place, while the play
proceeded with only a three minute
wait. "-Boston Transcript.
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honest "Iuiun."

About six months ago an Indian
named O-we-o, of the Umatilla reserva-
ton in Oregon, was killed by a railroad
train. Some time previous to his death
he had borrowed twenty dollars from a
bank in Pendleton, giving his note Sc
cured by the name of another Indian.
She-wa-wa. O-we-o's wife, Lucy, skinned
dead sheep found on the ranges during
the winter and spring and hustled hard
in other ways until she had scraped to-
gether about twenty-five dollars. Last
week she went to the bank and paid her
husbands note, and also insisted on pay
ing the interest to the astounded cashier.
The bank refused to accept the interest.
Detroit Free Press.
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Capt. j. ID. LOhnetOn.

To all whom it may concern: take
great pleasure in tesiifying to the effica-
cious qualities of the popular remedy for
eruptiOns of the skin, known as P. P. P
| suffered for several years with an IN
slightly and disagreeable eruption on my
face, and tried a'ious remedies to re-
move it, none Of which accomplished the
object until this valuable preparation was
resorted to. After taking three bottles
in accordance with directions I am now
entirely cured. J. D. JOHNSTON,
OF the firm of Johnston s. Douglass, Sa-
vannah, Ga.
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It Was an Accident.

The piece of gingerbread that was
thrown at Mr.. Gladstone recently, dam
aging his eye and causing vast amount
OF Indignation, has been bought for a
considerable sum by an enthusiastic adj
mirer of the Grand Old Man. The GIN
gerbread is what is known as "nut'-
rounded cracker the size of a quarter
The proud possessor will have it mounted
In gold and gems. 1t has been discov-
cred, by the way, that the woman who
threw it is very warm admirer of Mr..
Gladstone. She simply threw it in a
frenzy of enthusiasm, and was very
much terrified by the result.-London
Letter
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Black Hosiery.

The demand for black hosiery that
has been so great for several years con-
tinues unabated, and although this year
the sale of colored goods has somewhat
increased, still the leading houses report
that black constitutes rs per cent. of all
sold. Even in the finest grades of fancy
hosiery, in silk and Isle, the use of
colors is in the embroidery or stripes or
lace effects, the stocking being still in
black.-Dry Goods Economist.
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j. B. Wilson, 81 Clay street. Sharps-
burg. Pa, says he will not be without DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds, that it cured his wife
who was threatened with pneumonia
after an attack of la grippe. when vari-
GUS other remedies and several physicians
had done her no good Robert Barber of
Cooksport, Pa, claims Dr. Kings New
Discovery has done him more good than
anything be ever used for lung trouble.
Nothing like it. Try it. Free trial bot
ties at M. Lively's drug store. Large
bottles so cents and 81.
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CARLYLE WnnId Talk.

professor Blackie has said of Carlyle:
Il admired his genius. But how he
would talk-talk-talk, and give nobody
chance to put in a word! One night |
actually shook him. His wife had been
trying all the evening to say something.
But there was not the smallest chance.
took hold of him, and shook him, say
ing, Let your wife speak. you monsterv
But it was of no use."
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How to Treat summer Boarders.

Summer boarders, rightly handled,
are about the most profitable thing the
York. county farmer can cultivate.
Don't feed them ON beefsteak, for they
don't want it. Give them plenty of
hammock, berries, baked potatoes, boiled
eggs and mush and milk and they will
be much better suited. Keep them
away from the house by getting them
to go fishing or hill climbing, and then
they can't say it was your mosquitoes
that bit them. What they wish is Some
thing new to eat and something new to
see. Give them these and they pay well
Tor the trouble. -Biddeford (Me.) Jour-
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Flemish GaIlantry.

A gentleman travelling by rail sat OPP
posite beautiful lady. whom he gazed
at in rapt admiration. On reaching the
frontier custom house officer entered
the carriage and said:
"Sir, have you anything to declare?'
"My good friend" replied the gentle
man, IF had any declaration to make,
it would be to this young lady and not
to youi'-Laatste News.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

Considerable establishment was re-
Gently excited in zone of Sweden and
Russia, comprising the towns of Stock
holm, Elisavetgrod, Pinsk, Kovno and
st. Petersburg, by the appearance in
the air and the eventual deposit on the
ground of large clouds of q powder Of
peculiar appearance.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

Backby-Why don't you quit work
these hot days and spend few weeks at
the seashore? It would do you good.
West End-Well, til just tell you. I'd
be perfectly willing to spend the time,
but it don't pass current for beard bills
at seaside hotels, and that is all have
to spend. The saying that ''time is
money" is only . theory after all, you
see.-Boston Post.
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A Pleasing Coincidence.

During the Fourth of July celebration
at the Washington monument in Wash
ington, just as the speaking began a
beautiful rainbow formed apparently
just above the apex of the monument.
It soon disappeared, and reappeared just
Bulletin.
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Hot Weather Discussions.

The Concord School of Philosophy is
now only a memory-or should we call
it vanished nightmare? - but the
American Institute of Christian PhilOs-
ophy, now in session on Staten Island,
seems to be not unworthy successor.
When neither heat nor humidity can
deter men from discussing such ques-
lions as "Where was man before he
wasY' it is evident that the genius
which made Concord famous is not yet
extinct Journal.
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Nesded Bee.

"Ah, Duebill, old boy, WHARF are you
going to spend the summer
Il can make no definite arrangements
until know where my tailor and other
creditors are going tospend theirs. One
goes TO the seaside FOR rest, you know"
Exchange.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

First Fond Father Well, Is your
daughter making any progress on the
piano2
Second Ditto should think she is.
heard her master. who was playing Q
duet with her yesterday, call out: You
are two beats ahead, miss" Noticiero
Bilbaino.
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The All-important Organ.

A man feels pretty badly scared when
his heart is in his throat, but he feels a
great deal more scared when his stomach
is there. That is one of the signs of
dyspepsia. Globe.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

An old man of seventy-nine years
living in Nodaway county, Mo-, plowed
his own land this spring with a horse
% years old, which was born on this
same farm and has worked on it with
the old man ever since.
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Luckv scipio.

Scipio Africanus 10 said to have been
the first man to be shaved. 4 this Y
true, Scipio had . good time g II
There wasn't 3 crowd aheed Or nam
svery Saturday night, and he knew ncsn-
Ing Oh calls tor the '.next gent -
Louisvilie Courier- Journal.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

AS a general liniment Tor sprains and
bruises or for rheumatism, lame back,
deep seated or muscular pains, Chamber
lain's Pain Balm is unrivaed. For sale
by N. Lively.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

A trial convinces the most skeptical.
Carefully prepared, pleasant to the t sste
De Wits Cough and Consumption Cure
Is valuable remedy. l., civ.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

Pullman buffet Sleepers
Jacksonville to Cincinnati
and elegant day coaches
Jacksonville to Chatta-
nooxa without change.