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The evening world., 1894-04-23
You read the Evening World!
Do you read the sunday wOrldf
WON'T REPLACE STRIKERS.
Seattle CommOnweaiers Adopt Res
buttons to That Effect.

OBy Associated Press,)
SEATTLE, Wash. April 23.-The In
dustrial army Is now $40 strong. and ex-
poets to make a start for Washington
on Wednesday. Citizens are agitating
the question OF raising money enough to
charter a through train for the army
and to send them on without a single
stop. In consequence OF a report that
the members OF the army have been
asked to go to work on the Great North
ern road, resolutions were adopted by
the army to-day that in case of a strike
on any railroad the army will uphold
the American Railway Union. and that
road will be d~ishonorably discharged.
Gen. Shepherd will divulge his plans
for marching to Washington at a pub
lie meeting tonight. A ball held Satur-
day night for the benefit of the army
Melted $40.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
WAITE APPLAUDS C0xEYITES.
Colorado's Governor Makes . Char
ncteristic Speech.


DENVER, April 23.-Gov. Waite de-
livered a political address before 1000
people at the Coliseum last night. He
talked on political questions In his usual
vein, and thought that financial saliva
tion was only to be oun In each State
coming its silver dollar of 81 IA grains
Of fine silver regardless OF any act OF
Congress.
Speaking Of the Commonweal Army
now or its way to Washington, he de-
clared the men honest n upright I'M
employed laboring men, exercising a
privilege belonging to any citizen. Their
cause, he said, Is just and they should
be aided instead of hindered.
Were I called upon to order out the
militia against them | probably would
do So said Gov. Waite. but It would
be only the Commissary. Department.
Were the men going to Washington to
demand the issuance OF Government
bonds. Congress would take a recess to
receive them and the railroad compan-
les would send them to Washington in
palace instead of cattle cars and take
them home again free Of charge"
The evening world., 1894-04-23
SIX THOUSAND A YEAR.
Referee Willis Says Mrs. vivian
Should Fave II for Her Son.

Referee William II, Willis to-day filed
n report In the Supreme court, finding
that Mrs. Susan l.. Vivian. formerly Mrs.
Marshall o. Roberts. rhou!d have 81, 900 a
wear from the estate OF her first husband
for the support OF her hft~een-year-old
son, Marshall o, Roberts.
The Will OF the late Mr.. Roberts pro-
vided that 5000 a year might be used for
the support Of his son after he reached
fifteen years OF age. II II seemed proper.
Upon obtaining the age OF twenty-one
young Roberts Is to have sl2.0 600 a year.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA.
Striking street Cleaners Attack
Men Who Continue mt Work.

u NHNUNTUVtU TTFHHI
PHILADELPHIA. April 23.-The
street-cleaners' strike assumed a seri-
GUS aspect this morning. when n body of
100 strikers n fifty made an
attack on twenty-five Italians, who re-
fused to strike. and who were at work
at Eighth and Carpenter streets. Clubs,
stones n brooms were freely used for
a few minutes. when n body OF police
men appeared on the scene n stopped
the rioting. at least temporarily.
Several men had their heads cut and
were severely bruised about the body,
but none was fatally injured.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
W0RKMEN TO BE GUARDED.
Detroit VIII Resume Work on Thn,
Trench To-day.

DETROIT, April 23.-sixty armed dep
titles. under the command OF Under Sher-
IN Archer. and one hundred policemen
are stationed on either side OF the city
limits line on Jefferson avenue, where
he water-works trench Is to be recon-
menced to-day.
Thirty OF the deputies and fifty Of the
policemen are armed with Winchester
rihes. and the others carry revolvers and
the 200 men employed by the Water
Board VIII be sworn as deputies.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

27TF ST. 1876 E.-Handsomely furnished room Tor
gentlemen or light housekeeping: gas. water.
2SrH ST. lO5 T.. Newly opened large Il small
rooms In old fashioned house; low prices.
s0TH ST., lT Esd nat. neatly furnished light
bedrooms: gas, bath. 81.
3lST ST., % +. Furnished rooms, suitable for
! or = gentlemen.
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ARBITRATION PROPOSED.
II Strikers Consent, Great Northern
Strike May lie Settled.
(By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press.)
MINNEAPOLIS. April 23.-There are
good prospects that the Great Northern
strike may be settled by arbitration.
Gov. Nelson has made a proposition
that the road and the strikers each APP
point three members of a board of arbi-
t%ration. n that these six name a sew
enth.
The findings OF the Board are to be
accepted without question by both
sides. President Hill has accepted the
proposition for the railroad, and the
strikers are considering II.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Progress In Excise Reform.

Thomas A. Fulton, Secretary of the Excise Re-
form Association OF New York State. addressed
me weekly conference of the Baptist ministers.
asia In the Twenty-third Street Baptist Church
this morning. Mr., Fulton said that the as.tr.d
control and regulation OF the sale OF intoIicsn'.
had not been obtained. but that the work was
The evening world., 1894-04-23

seth ST., 1855 E.-Desirable square parlor bed
room. I'd floor. ifont; private house; references
BOTH 30 L. Handsomely furnished room,
with or without board moderate. l69 y. 47thsL
YTH I. 242 F. Handsome rooms; every con-
venience; 81 TO 80: first class house fine block.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
snwmiII Men May strike.
Associated Press,)

BAY CITY. Mich. April 23,,-There are rumors
that a genera: strike Will be inSugurated among
tho saw mill laborers to-day, and that employees
OF all factories will be called out. The police
force Will be IN readiness to promptly act In case
o! emergency, The 'Longshoremen's Union will
make formal objections to mill and vessel owners
to-day against the practise OF permitting mill
hands to load lumber.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
125,9OO MINERS NOW OUT.
The Latest Reports Received h,
President Mcbride.

COLUMBUS, o., April 23.-The latest
reports received by President Mcbride,
OF the United Mine Workers. show sus-
pension OF work by 5000 men In Ala
bama, 5000 in Tennessee n elk
25,OO in Ohio, 5000 in i%lllnois, 1900 in
Iowa, 700 In indian Territory, 1000 in
Missouri, $1,000 In Pennsylvania, 300 in
Michigan. total, l25, 800.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Senate and Tariff.

Dy , slated Prcss.)
WASHING N April Elm the SEN
ate to-day, 1 he morning hour cx-
pircd. the Ia, Ill was taken up, and
Senator Washbuln. OF, Minnesota, spoke
In opposition to the bill. "
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Pullman Mon May strike.

CHICAGO, April est is said here that the
/, 900 employees Of the Pullman Palace Car Com.
pAny at Pullman will strike on May /, The trou-
has been brewing ever since the reduction in
wages last year. No authoritative statement has
been obtained, however,
The evening world., 1894-04-23
JACK" M'AULIFFE WINS.
'stoddard'u Suit Against Him and
His Hackers Dismissed.

The suit OF James stoddard against
Jack McAulifre. the lightweight cham.
pion. inc Jim Mahoney. the bookmaker,
MeAulfe's hacker. was dismissed by
sSuage Beach in the Supreme Court TO.
etoddard alleges that he depos,ted ., kno
under b belief that he was or
Investment n not backing a Prize
afn{ ~ hlcAuiine teon the hight ard
stcddard. wanted his money returned
The evening world., 1894-04-23
WON'T HEAR C0XEY'S MEN,
30 the Senate Decides by a Vote of
IT to q.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The Senate
has refused by a vote of II TO rs to ap.
point a special committee to hear Coxey's
representatives.
A warning was Issued to Coxey to-day
by the District OF Columbia Commits
sioners regarding the-coming assembly
or his followers in the District and their
behavior here.
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Strike at Norwich, n. ", Over.


NORWICH. n Y, April 23-The wsaverS'
strike, which has been on at the Norwich silk
NH for the past siH weeks, 10 OF. The strikers
will return to work at the old scale Of wages,
The evening world., 1894-04-23
Dnnviuc Miners VIII Strike.


tBy Associated Prcss)
DANvILLE, H., April 2s.-The miners OF IN.
DSnyille district decided on a strike at a meet.
Ing held yesterday, They agreed to go out this
morning, There are 2. 900 miners In this district,
The evening world., 1894-04-23
You read the Evening World!
You read the sunday WorIdf
A Healthy Appenrins n.rp,r

Policeman Shea to-day arrested ueorxe brown
Of .i's East Twenty-third street. for begging on
Fifth avenue Brown IL a well -drssSsd man who
wears glasses and has a general heaitay appear.
Ancs- he refused 10 say why be had beaRsd He
vss tskea 20 Jefferson Market Court ADD sent 10
The evening world., 1894-04-23

AID ST, q Economy; lOdging 4 Office same
room partly furnished; sl6 monthly; excel
lanfly aInntnd
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51st ST., $50 West,
NEAR BROADWAY.
Model fats OF 7 tight rooms, bath; newly pspered.
frescoed a. painted In white a. gold: all improve
mcr.ts; steam heated: from si5 to 355.
G. NICHOLAS. 1888 BROADWAY.
near +2d St. or j%anitor.
5lsT ST. as. w.-Elegant fats OF I light rooms.
bath; newly %parerea. frescocd & painted in white
4 geld al i%PT9yHmss'S; s,eIm heated; from 8;
St, or janItor.
5isT ST. 2is VA very desirable single apart
ment: 3 rooms; all improvements; steam heated
rent sis. Apply q NICHOLAS. 1883 Broadway.
near t2d St, or ian'tor.
saD ST., 25o W. q unfurnishe rooms in house
running water. bath, &c. terms moderate.
SETH ST. 43i W. To lease. store aud 3 apart.
ments of = rooms Apply ROBNRr ACLD,
5GTH ST. = rooms, SO: cost this unfurnished
possession. FL.Att!, AZ W. I'D st.
GOTH ST, $40 h PAL W. Apartments, 9 to D
rooms 81 70 si2 See j.nti3ro, ~ o,,.
6lSrST., nos ~ W, near Columbus ave. -
Very desirable flats, 7 rooms h bath convenient
to ON" ST. ! WARhp'n F }HT!!%s, or aca W. sas ST
improvements rent low.
G3D 81. l26 W. six large Ugh; rooms and
bath: all, improvements; good nelghborhood
rents low; ianitor.
GID 81, lP2 W, Elegant 4 room flats: baths,
every convenience; slb SIS; halls heated; vel.
vet carpets.
esD 81. IL! ". n rooms; bath; all Improve.
ments; rents moderate. Janitor.
63p 81. ,lt3 W. Elegant flats, q Hight rooms:
private halls: .hathroom: steam heated latest
imnrOyelnentH; S2S, S3
6,iii 81, lao, liS w.. convenient l. station
Elegant flats, : rooms. baths, ranges, hot 4
cold water. Jnnit0r.
ISIh 81, lob VS. rooms h bath; all light
steam hat nail service; all modern improve
Hunt, 241 Columbus ave.
4 bath elevators; house and location hr / class
S7rn ST, ~ & ~ W. Corner flats: steam
hcrtcd large, light rooms; hail boys rents ST.
Ss'oi nns snli"ols unrlor or dentist, JanItor or
l. +. BhiliGS, ,nlnmhnt ave. corner Sbrh 81.
.nlti ST., llo ", -fIat to iet, u rooms q bath
extra light; all improvements,
. SYST. 81 W. 80 Elegant q room 4 hath; steam
heat; private hall; sly, exceptional price.
lauItor.
DAD 81. b7 ". = upper ioorS, private house,
J4TlI 81, lis, 100 W. Elegant fats, : rooms 4
bath; all improvements; rrut $50 X $50.
y5rH ST, 2 W, facing Central Parked nat; 7
4 5 rooms, all llsht, private location,
p7lII 81, l7o W. Pre-, test slcun-he.tc. what's.
0rUomS, bash sunny h light,
0STi 81. ~ w. q all-llGht, outside rooms: nil
IMPROVEMENTS; hall heated. awnings: va.
iOOlH ST., 70 W.. corner Olumbus ave. = ali.
light rooms; awnings; hot, cold water. Janitor.
lO3D ST.. l46 W. Handsome single Hat. :
rooms " bath, steam heat. Ia small iamily.
iO5TH ST.. 2iO-2i. w.-Elegant decorated flats. q
rooms and bath. all improvements.
18TH a. yl6 w i roouls y hath s,enm
s1s'j al s Nh, rooms; sso TO $40 q Null
ii6rH. ST. D W. Morn.nsside Park q rooms
ton JaniioE. ~
The evening world., 1894-04-23

2eTH ST.. los E.-Room suitable for light house.
keeping: also other rooms; with ample closets.
9TH ST. 100 L. Large furnished rooms, house.
keeping; running water. Call all week.
Tor gentlemen or housekeeping In a small pri-
yate house.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

18TH ST. 239 Il. Comfortable hall rooms, sat
housekeeping; furnished rooms, suiting couples
81. Is.
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Ds p. rec: :sa &: :l s, SANTA, T %o.,s,
The evening world., 1894-04-23

18TH 81, 324 4. Newly furnished rooms,
housekeeping or gentlemen; all conveniencex
2lsT ST., 2os E.. near Sd ve.-Ni rooms; ladies
or gentlemen. McKee's bell.
The evening world., 1894-04-23

18th ST, 313 +. Comfortably Mrnished rooms,
81 up: private house; no sign 10 let.
18TH ST. 145 i. Nicely furnished rooms. large
Il small ladies or gents; all convenIenoes.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-05-25
Where are You Going to Spend Your
SUMMER

DO 20 propose spending the whole, or part of
the summer in Fioridas
II 50 you win be interested in knowing Of the
excellent facilities for reaching St Augustine.
North and South Beaches), Ormond, Daytona
aud New smyrna coronado Beach,.
The time table Of the j., st. A. & /. Ry. has
been so arranged that such connections are made
at Paiatka with the Florida Southern and J. 7. &
K w. railroads. and at Orange City Junction
with the J. r. & X. W. Ry., as to enable person
residing IN the interior Of tn state to travel be-
tween thsir homes and the East Coast resorts
with ease, and without the annoyance Of tedious
iay-overs at the junction points.
At st. Augustine, preparations Of importance
are being made for the entertainment of visitors,
at both North and South Beaches; at ormond
the hotels, coquina and carthagena, are both
open; at Daytona, several hotels. including the
Dewey and the Sea Breeze Houses, on the beach.
are open; at Coronado Beach, the Hotel Corona
do, under new management, is open, as are also
several hotels at New Smyrna.
Tickets at reduced rates will be placed on sale
al all ticket Offices in the state June Ist. Sum
mer rates at the hotels are very low.
We trust that you will be counted among the
guests Of one of these resorts this summer.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON,
General Passenger Agent.
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Dry Weather Dropping Fruit Irriga-
ton.

Mr.. w. G. Hewett, manager of Mr..
f. G. Buffum's lovely grove property
at Stanton, was in the city Monday,
and to the question whether much
rain has fallen in his section, said only
very light showers, though southeast,
south and southwest of them several
miles, good, refreshing and reviving
rains had fallen. On groves which did
not possess irrigating facilities the fall
Of fruit had been very heavy, and UNI
less moisture soon comes the supposed
heavy crop, judging from the inn
mense bloom, would be very light in
his section.
The irrigated groves, of which MIR.
Buffum's is one, on the lake, looked
well, held a good crop and prospects
were very fiattering for oranges, as
well as large lemon crop.
1t takes money to put in an irrigat-
ing plant, but its possession returns
good interest.
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Anti-MonopoIy Drug store.


The nomination. Of Mr. Oates in Alabama i 4
eennneiaiion Of those who would attack the adj
m.n'''faiion and still call themselve democrats.
Pensacola News.
me nomination Of governor has
very little II anything 10 do with the
NATIONAL administration but the cleo
ton OF Senator Is intimately con-
nected with 1t. Senator Morgan is
fat-footed against the policy Of the
Cleveland administration and stands
squarely on the Chicago platform. and
Mr.. Morgan has mace clean sweep
OF the state. All but six Of the mem
bers Of the legislature are for him.
Again the News says:
Let Il be 50 considered and let us have peace
within The party. lie who viii not bow to such
an expression Of the popular will is fool or a
martyr.
We hope the News will not be fool
aud will heed the warming.
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CONNECTIONS.


a xiht
Ry al with
Sel With
with
II
w to al
agent
o. MAcDONNELI, senger AgnsJa cEsonine' '
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The coinage of silver has never been made a
test question in the party. Nor has protection
But the measure of democratic doctrine is found
in the national platform. In this the word
free" as'appiied to the coinage of silver was ex
pressly voted down and protection was denounc
cd as fraud and robbery Pensacola News
is this true2 Does not "without
charge" mean "free," and do not the
words without charge" appear in the
platform?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-05-25
"Who are slaves?" Ben Harrison
asks. Said James Russell Lowell.

THEY ARE SLAVES WHO FEAR TO SPEAK
For THE FALLEN AND THE wEAK
THEy ARE SLAVES WHO WILL NOT CHOOSE
HATRED, SOOTHING AND ABUSE.
RATHER THAN IN SILENCE STINK
FROM THE TRUTH THEY NEEDS MUST THINK;
THEY ARE SLAVES WHO DARE NOT BE
IN THE RIGHT WITH TWO OR THREE.
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THE nashville SPECIAL.
(via Lake city. Macon and Atiauta.)

Leaves Jacksonville go A. m, and ga D. m
Lake City goo a. IN. and SIS p. IN. Macon AS
p m and "a N. Atlanta Azo D. m. and : al
a, IN. Chattanooga la a. m. and a.io D. IA. Ar
rive Nashville 6.25 a. m. and 7.3o p.
Through Pullman sleepers Tampa 20 Nash
lantal tor sleepers TO Sc. louis. Chicago Kansas
City and New York. Beafths sold through
Through Palace Cars to Ashevilie. y. c.. on
7.Io train at Jacksonville
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WOOD YARD
WOOD YARDl!
WOOD YARDl!l

The new wood yard just south o.
Palfreeman's grocery store and on va
cant lot opposite the Ocala Steam
Laundry, is prepared to supply the
public with all kinds of fire wood in
any length desired, and at prices to
suit the times. Prompt delivery and
satisfaction assured. Call on
FRANK F. Brown,
1894. Proprietor.
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soUrnnRN pIvIsIoN-sourn nouNp.

FAST MAII.-Daily. Leave Fernaudina s4s
a. M, Jacksonville $50 a. M Baldwin 10 as a. IN.
Arrive at Ocala 2.5I p, m, Tampa 77o a, m,
NIGHT EXPRESS-Daily, Leave Jacksonville
Gas p, M. Baldwin $50 p m. Arrive at Ocala
800 a m, Tampa 900 a M Close connection
made at Tampa with steamers for Key West and
Havana; at Jacksonville with trains for all
points North East, South and West,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-05-25

FAST MAII.-Leave New Orleans $40 D. m.
arrive Pensacola $50 a. m, River Junction q ss
a. m, Tallahassee ais a, m, Baldwin as a. m.
Jacksonville 500 a m
AcCOMMODATIoN-Lea River Junction
40 a, m, Tallahassee 7.ss a. m. Baldwin 40 p
m, Jacksonville 2,s7 p. NJ.
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-Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more
tnan make good all the advertising
claimed for them, the following four
remedies have reached phenomenal
sale. DIR. Kings New Discovery. for
consumption, Coughs and Colds. each
bottle guaranteed - Electric Bitters.
the great remedy sor Liver. Stomach
and Kidneys. Bucklin's Arnica
nalve, the best In the world. and DIR.
Kings New Life Pills, which are a
perfect pill. All these remedies are
guaranteed 10 do just what is claimed
Tor taem and the dealer whose name
n attached herewith will be glad to
tell you more OF them. Sold at j. b.
Cariisles Drug Store, Ocala, Fla.
A man can wear patches on his
pants and have his feet encascd in
sockless shoes and still maintain the
spirit Of American manhood; but the
fellow with fine clothes who wears a
collar around his neck, and that COL
lar branded with the name and resi-
dence of the owner-like city dog
insults American manhood. Yet we
have these fellows amongst us and
they are bobbing up here and there in
the various counties and want the
people to send them to the legislature
50. they may glorify their masters.
Spot 'em ind spurn. 'em.
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FAST MAIIS-Leave Jacksonville $50 a. m
rive at River Junction at SIS p. m. Pensacola
HOO P. m, New Orleans 7.s5 a. m. Carries
through sleepers between Jacksonville aud New
Orleans.
AcCOMMoDATION-Le Jacksonville o.
p: m, Baldwin 1888 p, m. arrive at Tallahassee
at I24S a, N,
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CEDAR Key Division.

Leave Waldo Ia.2op m. Gainesville lass D. IA f.
arrive al Cedar Key $40 p. m. Leave Cedar Key
6I5 a. m Gainesville Io.4s a. m, arrive az Waldo
2. IS a. m.
Trains connect at Fernandina with steamer l0r
Brunswick and all points
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-05-25
TABLE EFFECT FEBRUARY %. 1894.
LEAVE OCALA


yconne f OCi Sanford
vnea a + : K W.
dyfr
aud
mDny Huts
with through
FL
yfr elsa kawihr
from New
Boats Indian River Leave Iisv Monday and THURSDAY
For rth nformaton ,naapss cal address,
D. ,GenP Agents.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-05-25

For mineral and soda water visit
Smiths.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-05-25

GOLD filings and other alloys for filings.
Crown and bridge work specially. Sets ofteeth
OF gold, platinum, aluminium celluioid and rub
Der, or without plates, ii desired. Teeth ex-
tracted free Of pain by of gas and other meth
DDS. Office in Merchants Block, over Merchants
National Bank, ocala, Fla
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-05-25
SOUTHERN DIvIsIoN-NoRrn bound.

FAST MAIL.-I.eave Tampa TOO a. M. ocala
vile $40 p. M, Fernandina SIS D. IL arrive
Savannah via Callahan and Yuiee gas ? m Co
lumbia a. III. Washington ass D. m New
York e-23 D. m.
NIGHT EXPRESS-I.eave Tampa 6 90 D. m
Ocala I2.55 a. M Jacksonville {. 20 a. m, Fernan-
dina 9,I5- a. nj, Arrive savannah II.s5 a. m :,
Columbia 4.o5 p. m. Pullman sleepers for Nash
vile, Kansas City, New York
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The Tropical Trunk Line.

Jacksonville, Tampa g. Key West Railway,
JOSEPH III DURKEE, RECEIVER
The Florida Southern Railroad Co., Indian River Steamboat
Co., Jupiter and Lake Worth Railway.
r. b. CABLE GENERAL MANAGER
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J. ~ En- sion. ooftenins< Of
ss -ralns CAUSING l1leerv, insanity and Death /;
$500. LmPoiency. loSt Powefin either sex,
r. <. ..,- 0I0 Age Involuntary Losses, caused
~ olsonco oxdr.oxeri0n OF the Brain and
NrfsS4r.1 1 YOUTH, ~ givoe 20 Weak Organs their
1884, r. ...a and Female Weakness months treat
,er ~. - f.en package, by mail, 10 any address, 81
Ia1@ieee.~ 1910 - with every - order we give
&tr1,steu &u4roqtoo 20 cure or refund the mon ey
clse,.s y nee. Guarantee issued only By our ex
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-05-25

Borated Talcum Powder for children
and Infants. None can excel. Sold
the Anti- Monopoly Drug Store.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-05-25
MAGNETIC NERVINE.

q cold with written
guarantee 10 cure
ortono proQtfq.
WoUs tho, Uizxi.
ness, Headache and
Neuralgia andWake-
mInc18 caused By ex-
ceesivoueoof Opium,
Tobacco and Alec
A4.Ia WNa.amrW4-M~~.
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4 ~ 49, - laws,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CHANcERY
Office rst National Bank Building ocala, Fla,