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The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1897-12-11
WHICH is IT7
Prosperity az viewed in Its Proper
Light.

Prosperity az Viewed IN It's EEoANE
Light.
The clearing house returns at last
indicate an increased volume Of BUSH
ness and prosperity for some of the peo-
pie, if not for all. The total for last
week shows an increase of 25. per cent
over the total for the corresponding
week last year. But this must not be
accepted as the true Measure of the in
crease in the volume of substantial.
business.
In the first place, the very large in
crease in New York-37.s per cent
suggests that most of the increase is
due to greatly increased activity in
speculative transactions, and a com
sparison of the stock exchange dealings
win show that such is actually the case.
Outside of New York the increase was
only 90 per cent.
In the next place, the increase in sub
stantial trade is due in no small meas
ure to advances in prices. The actual
volume of commodities exchanged is
not so much greater as the returns on
the surface would indicate. Dem & Co.
report a decided advance in wool and
say that manufacturers "are able to OBJ
tain an advance of about ten per cent.
in prices of goods" It is notorious
that wheat is much higher than it was a
year ago, owing to the deficiency in the
supply from other countries which usu-
ally produce a surplus for export, and
farm products generally are higher than
they were a year ago.
Possibly one-haIf of the nominal in
crease in the amount of exchanges OUT
side of New York may be due to greater
quantity of commodities exchanged.
The remainder is due to higher prices
and more active speculation.
The farmers, or such of them as pro-
duce foodstuffs, are in reality more
prosperous because their crops r unu-
sually good and at the same time the
foreign demand for their produce is
unusually strong. They are getting
higher prices than usual for larger
crops. But the new tariff, except as
to the single item of wool, is not benefit
ing them at all. On the contrary, it is
largely n~eutralizing the prosperity
coming to them from natural causes,
because it enables the manufacturers
to exact from them higher prices for
their goods and wares.
Yet the republican tariff magicians
audaciousIy take to themselves all the
credit for the timely sunshine and rain
and for all the conditions which for the
time being improve the foreign demand
for the farmers crops. But the farmer
will find out the true state of the case
when his foreign customers, repealed by
our hostile tariff, shut out orr farm
products and seek other sources of
supply.
European purchasers of our food.
stuffs and even Of our cotton are ever
now doing all in their power to stimu-
late production elsewhere, so that they
can supply their wants without being
dependent upon a country so illiberal
and hostile commercially as ours is un-
der republican rule. It will not be long
before they will teach our farmers that
the republican policy of commercial
;snlatinn apdswar is the worstnassihls
Tor their Interests, ana that the pre-
tense of protection for them is a cheap
invention, intended only to reconcile
them to tariff robbery for the enrich.
ment of monopolies-Chicago Chron,
icle,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1897-12-11

The character Of the weather in Lon-
don is primarily responsible for many
social customs. That it rains frequent
ly, in fact much ofathe time, is the ex-
cuse Of the man Keeps his trousers
turned up at I'll Bottom, who carries
his umbrella almdsE ecntinuously from
day to day, and w ose macintosh is
quite as much d fkrt Of his wardrobe
as many of those garments which
Americans consider much more neces-
sary. In other climates, where rain
and wet weAther are the exception in
stead of the expected order of things.
overshoes and rubbers are quite COM
monty used for protection, but in Lon
don these devices are not commonly
employed. The footwear of the Eng
lish people is strong, stout and heavy
It is made Intentionally to do away
with overshoes. It stands for itself and
is durable enough to resist the damp
and the wet. Hence it is that one OBJ
serves, even on the wettest days, but
few rubbers worn by the men or even
the women in the London streets
Ned Arden Flood, in Chautaquan.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1897-12-11
No Obfectton There.

Does your papa make any objection
to u marriage ~ he asked, softly. She
was II years old, and with all the keen-
ness born of experience she had read
mis- heart. She wellknew thatitwasvery
difficult, nay, almost impossible, for the
average man to bring himself IL love q
woman of wealth. "No," she answered
him, her c-ountenance radiant with
Joy, papa hasn't made a red cent sinee
the hard times began."-Detroit Jour-
RRL
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1897-12-11

1T is painful to note that right in
the beginning of the tarih-made pros
perity that the immense cotton mills
at Fall River, Manchester and Law
renee are shutting up. In his clos
ing speech on the tariff bill just en-
acted Nh. Dingley told us that the bill
would ''open up new opportunities for
u own labor, which will be the be-
ginning Of that prosperity that was
dispelled in 1892" Now it is in order
for Mr.. DingIey 20 explain why his bill
doesn't work-Utica On. " Observer
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12
Ea-,ews Happenings.

SPECIAL Correspondence Ocala Banner.
Health generally good owing to de-
hghtful weather $50. MeSsrs. l.. L.
and Jos. Atkins of Heidtville, paid We
scribe q pleasant visit some days
since. A young Miss arrived at our
house Tuesday. Mooher and infant
doing nicely. Misses Rueie and
Bessie Braseil visited the Misses Tur-
nipseed last week. These young
ladies are the daughters of Mr. \. B.
BraseH, prosperous farmer of Heidi
willie. ........ Mr.. J. Z. Turnipseed visited
relatives here Sunday. He was in
vited to esjoy birthday dinner with
his best girl and did not quite appre-
ciate his visit q. b. Chapple, the
prince merchant Of Kendrick, was
among the visitors u our lovely little
burg some few days ago. Geo. is an
al around man and his worth Is APP
preciStid in any community Rev.
Jas. Graham preached sD instructive
sermon Sunday. He took for his
text: "Enoch Walked with God, "
and handled it very aceeptably. We
hope many viii be helped by this
eloquent discourse Ms. Webb
and Mrs. Turnipseed visited Mrs.
Atkins this week The Banner
failed 10 reach US this week. Mr..
Eiisor let the good old Banner waive
on over our lofty pines and massive
oaks aud hickory. GNAT.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12

OF other countries. 1t has become
almost an everyday occurrence for the
nobility sud royal blood CT Europe 10
cross the water in search of an AmeTi-
can beauty. for the United States has
become famous throughout the world.
The American beauty is a peculiar
product Of this country. She has,
however, one formidable enemy. not
only 30 her beauty, but 10 her health
as well. That enemy is indigenous 10
the climate and soil OF the United
States Ii IS called Catarrh. Almost
every woman has il in mild or severe
forms. Our climate makes il we'll
nigh unavoidable. II IS the only
natural enemy the American woman
hiss Not only l. the United States
the home Il catarrh, but it is also the
home Of the aoE world famous ca
tArFh remedy, Pe-ru-na. The medi-
cal Profession has st last succeeded in
devisiag remedy for the well-nigh
universal disease.
DR.. Hartman, the original COM
FOUNDER 0f Pe-Eu-nA, has recent
book on chronic easarrh which he
vii send free 10 any address for a
short time. Address The Pe-ru-na
Drug Mfg Co, Columbus, Ohio.
Ask your druggist for $ free Peru
na Almanac for 1879.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12

SPECIAL Correspondence Qcsla Banner.
Mrs. Fsris, who has been spending
the summer in Pittshurg. Pa. arrived
last week Miss Jessie Maughs
spent several days last week shooting
binds. She w4s quite successful and
aside from a number Of quail brought
down q fine Wild turkey Mrs.
Feeters and little girl Of Georgia,
after n short visit at Eustis, have
come here to spend the winter with
her sister Mrs. LayeoS Our local
'nlmrods' have been taking sdvaE-
tage Of the tine hunting since the
game law weat out, aud have killed 8
LANCE number Of quail. They report
more quAil thaa ever seen here be-
foge J. W. Celvert Of Lafayette,
Ind. with several friends are ex-
pected soon TO SPEND the winter with
us...,.,... Rev. ". W. Jones Of this
place and Miss Jackson, Of Vermont,
were quietly married in Oesla on
Monday evening and came down on
Tuesday Ani are at home st the hotel.
..-.....M Mrs. MSughs Of OcSls spent
has. week visiting Mrs. Hiseock
Rev. kegwin Of Orlando, stopped of
Monday evening aud preached at the
Presbyterian church. He and Rev.
FsFls left on Tuesday for Gainesville
70 Sttend the Synod The Good
Templars wsh have s. public installS-
ton Of officers at the Presbyterian
church on Friday evening the 18th,
Rev. l. NandewatsT will deliver sn
address Warren Gaskill shipped
his crop q oTaUges this week 10
Rhode Island. IL looks inspiring to
see the packing hosi=e open again for
business Capt. Carney shipped s
car load Of oranges to New York on
Tuesday. The frUis wss very line and
VIII eomm2nd the top price. We
doOot K Suy section in the state can
show the acreage aud ire condition
Of orange snd lenon groves that
Gambler can. Fully IS per cent Of
the groves are b0dded and worked I'D
IN iine condition aud the prospects
( for = gsaj crop q fruit next season Is
uery lttt:ering w. 7. Gardner
j. re.moiellag ore Of his buildings
for the sssrsge room TOR box material,
e'e. Dir. Bsooklyn i hossiug the lob.
-ou &crcaat OF Or. Fsris' absence
the academy has : vacation this week.
---=~'-c>slsliFs'' Pierre came cut leoser
~ sae hose swappi0g convention at
ocAia, A. his hue snlm2l contracted
= b&d case ef dis,eUper An effort
Is being made to establish possoffiee
ga Heather Island, the mail to be
carried daily iron here Quite 3
colony from Brazil, Ind, are expect
ed 10 settle few miles northwest Of
town. Tasy wia give theiE attention
! pzlEciP4liy 70 f2raing. N.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12
NoTlCE % MAsrERs 80


| NDER AND 81 VIRTUE OF \ FINAL DE-
L cree rendered by the Hon. Wrn. 4. Hocker.
mage q ire Circuit Co1rt, sth InSicizl circuit
-l r2oEz12 n AMI fox Marion coRnty. in chan
cry OF ne zsIh day Of OctoSer. IsS-. in a Ger
ss-a Sll1ss pending n SAID csoszT1 wherein lanes
"a stt3N ASD S2s complainant and SAMUEL.
-ss1sA SPECIAL master named and appointed II
s-sd 1scIee . execute the same. VII, On
Ea'issY, ~ "a .ssy q DS1ezkeg. ssv7.
z 'front.' Of he south door oF the court hoSsSe in
oSz.lA- Elorzds. between the hours q !, 4 n
ana ? csser and exposS Scz sale and VII ss,l
70 sAe highest and hess hi<sder s7- - ~
szl1Fsssged premises IN sid decrsS 6eSc-ihed A.
s9&ioNs Ie-7gst.-lying and SssaS IN Narson
quarter o section seven 80 except kftee1 acres
"a sH~ soatz-S2sz corner thereof the e-zRlf 81
re 1ors1-7sSt easrSe- AID The eeEsh- eass qasrser
* me southwest qssArteE and the southwest
4azEseT .. The northeast QuRrtcr ans 80 49,
wes- quarter OF the northwest cassrfer - 49,
northwest quarter o. the Sozshwess quarter 80
northwest quarter q the 1o-theass 1n4rter q
s@ezsaa seSe1 p and The sozlSh Azif Of The sous-
Fsst 22rrer y sectton sSrxa ia exocs,s tn Issl
as.es n soS sozsae2S- coruer sherecf. the soath
southwest quarter of me Soa1hsresz cukrter a
ss--os e'S1s s. lesS zzTSe acrsS n ss soz1 lssss
elssss saeESsi. al o sad lands hSiag n .own-
s.i1p 1iseS2 IS, SSzsH. rs-Ss tweagy f-es esst.
AAso TIE SSS- a2ls ot tEe southeast oasrte.r 81
SSe--cl S~sc1 2. the Se<< Eslf Of the ricrsAuu-ss
1-SIssE O session sssEteen SsSa. the soashssss
as-sE4 % ne 1o-SsseSSS quarter Q. sccIia1 tksr-
seen 49,, The so1shezSt quarter At he -o-rhr-Ss
sa2rte1 q sects1u twelve srzi Al - ssw-xa-s-,
a.'scn - so4th. range 1i1steea Sc e-ss
.A- las southeast quarter Of the soush-
c2st quarter of secssoa tve,xe 60
township sgisSa 81 souss 49,. 49,
esgateen ,ssa castor 50 zzash Of Sssa p-os-Ssrv
= - 5 sseSssSEx 70 SATISFY SID Geeree aaa
~-s~s~ -Si9oS< --iA- -ss-.
w r,. sPesz4l NSsts< "A eAsnceEy
Co-zE,-zzrzaE- So-scfsc~ -
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12
~ DREADED CONSUMPTION.

: =. s.o:an, Y. :. he area. Chemist
ar Scientist, VII Send Free to t.s
.a.....:..3. Three 3ot:.es ii E.s Newly
discovered Remedies % Cure c.assnr-
@oa aa5 3. Lug 7scaa.ss.
Nothing could be fairer. more phil
28glroplc or carry more joy 10 the at
llctes, .aan the offer Of /. \. SlCcum,
If. o. 0f lS3 Pearl street, New York
LIsy.
ConIden. that he mas discovered an
absolute cure for consumption and all
pulmonary complains, and to make its
great merits known, he viii send, free,
.hrea bottles Of medicine, 10 any
reader 81 the Banner who is suffering
irau chest, bronchial, throat and lung
troubles or cODsum ptiOn.
Already this new scientific course
ol snediciueH has permanently cured
thousands OF apparently hopeless
cases.
Tue doctor considers it his religious
dQty--a duty which he owes to hu-
mani1y-t0 donate his infallible cure.
Offered freely. IS enough to COM
~4&EtAsA tAA4 A4OAC ~ II AA4C kCAsNEA
confidence Of the great chemist max
Ing the proposition.
He has proved the dreaded con-
sumption Ia be q durable disease be-
yond any doubt.
Taere viii De no mistake in sending
the mistake will be in overlooking
the generous invitation. He has on
iise Ia bis American and European
laboratories testimonials Of experience
fr0m those cured in all parts of the
world.
Don delay until it Is too late. Ad-
dress T. y. Slocum, NJ. c, IS Pine
street. New York, and when writing
the doctor. please express ami post
ofiiee address, and mention reading
iris article IN the Banner. ll-l2-Iy
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12

When asks the 7. [. g., did q
state ever have such an era oi ioiiiiiga-
ton as that which Is now shaking
Florida from certer to circumference -
1t has been one long thanksgiving
since the Pensacola Fair, and il viii
not end with Jacksonville Gala
week" But these Notifications are q
sind of galvanic battery that is
sometimes employed 10 quicken lie
where very little exists. See this ooun-
ty. After postponement of the sale
for taxes the list foots up he enoE-
nous sum Of fifty-four columns. What
joy is the Jacksonville Gala Wees 10
these people, constituting as they 90
large portion Of cur population.
Why should they sing psalms If
glory to Mark Hanna The money
he draws from Uncle Sam through gae
collectors Office, and from Mr.. Flaeler
through the T. L. c.. makes Mr.. Wi
son believe that everybody Is in tie
very sunlight of prosperity. 10 uude-
ceive himself he has only to look about
him.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12
! cry respectfully,
Justice O. Peace Dist. Ne. l.
Ocala, Nov. 10Th, 1897.

The three-yesr old BOY Of J. A.
Johnson. Of Lynn Center, H., IS sub
ject 20 attacks Ut Group. Mr.. john
son says he is satisfied that the timely
Use Of Chamberlaia'S Cough Remedy,
during q severe stack saved his little
boys life. he is in the drug business,
member of the firm of Johns On
Bros. OF that place and they handle
great many patent medicines for
throat aud lung diseases. He had all
these 10 choose from, and skilled ply
sieians ready 70 respond TO his call,
but selected this remedy for use in his
own family a. 4 time when his life
was in danger, because he new il to De
superior 20 any other. and famous the
country over for its cures of Group.
Mr.. johnson says 1hiS Is the oest sell
ing cough medicine they handle, and
that it gives splendid satisfaction in
all cases. Sold by Anti-Monopoly
drug store. In.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12


| fS2EzS AND 81 Virtue OF A EFeS4r
- es<Ess Fezte<sa ~ Hon VIA A HoSSeT.
s-~sS q. s1e S1rcis SoSzTt. SIN S1ElciAI csrcEit 81
[---l.-e \ SAD so< AaZso2 csanIy n chaserrV %
-ase "a Cay q uc-caer. sss- in 4 e<Ttxin SO
2ses..Is a sad coGTt wherein JAMES III 8Ogg.
- sSN1 ~Ss So1plsi1szs S=5 SAMUEL =
- 49, - a.. were Gesea5zniS. I tke rrsser-
sSnsa. S7<cs8l master named aa1 e7r--s-S--s- =,
SID -s~Fee . sxeczse The sane wsls q
Xs0S=i. ~ "a ~ - l1ss<.ssr,. So
2s."eea Ire a-Ezrs q u =. n. and y n. n froat
q ne sczta 6ocr q The ccrrt 49,, +. s.-ss-
1A~i>1S o<eT S-1e ex{osS tor Sste sa1 NJ - -
~1e A1g1lzs< and teSk nssSer sor 80 - -
szs1- premises II sid GecrSe e<-1eess - 49,
. tnS cua1.seS u N4rsca ard (seraS rs-s-,.-ss
tatSs. s-Ase G <sc<1c2s zc-E5ss Ss1nE ~ -
- 3ae ana sHra = nsgl11lzE ~ Vs1S 81 h,prz
S~14--~ sa-1 q SzS zczSE-e2st corner ii * uu-s.
sst c2e &za 1zc rz11izg sSs1xh eszAsee- -,
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- 8 INKS thezcs oo<th etgkseez SkEsrss -
s. 1nAs lae1cs ezSe thirteen ckzznS az1 =, s,rks
s-eSs~ % the Ts-acS < hS<znzsnN Il go,
>ta-s-so1x = Township <s<S1Sy SoSsh rs----
10y eAs- IN s-lsrss oc1nty. E11rSS2. sase -
ii1tla-scS< quarter Of TIE so1.a-seSs ,,ssErter ~
sscS.sa essas - sovHssS0 s<x1Sxn S1zsA. -xnxr
tserEs-sNo s-sa ezse. zlsC the soesi.-sgsss -s-s-
80 2 =. : 0sziaS<rry- ssso -
- H4-t e ne 1orta-xeSs szzserr x tee -,nrsn
Sss5 quarter ez1 The ao<th-ease cNartxr 81 -,
10 49, SSrteE and ske ezs1 Aasf q sAe scSssh
- .s1zFksz . S1e zcrtA-uFese Quarter q secfson
go - al n township s<xteen. SsusA. ran<r
.ssss.ss two s1s9 cast IN M4Esaa 1ouaty. Eicrsks
x A. mas thereof IS nav - s.eSe<ssr,r 4, -
~ 80 aSSxee Sa1 co<1S ocEoner =, 49,
RAYMOND n EULrQcK
xr Sqecss NAEsex n cA4noerx.
caszpzaiasaIs SasiSss0<. 49,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12
North Main Street

Il tise ciTcnlt Coart, Fifth Judicial Circuit u
3. ?. wilson Plaintiff, John A. Fife, Defend
establishment
~ 59tu 4. l7Ifs-
THE DEFENDANT. JOHN A FIFE WILL
L take notice that a wit Of attachment has
peen iss2ed against you and that TIE foiiQEirg
p7o2e-ty as belonging 20 yon. has BEEN at
---s-2- .o-sSiss
1T 81 Il ]. Campbell survey Of The eastern
-osssau u Inc Ferusudez Grant. n township =
ssGsA TG1Ee q east. containing - acres also
c-ln-reaclng Il the southwest corner Of the
7ol1aezsS quarter Of uo-EzwesS quarter Of sec
-lo1 e township : south. range Il east, zad
t1euc@ -1uusug east e chains thence north s
chains, thence WeSS . chains. thence s1uth 5
chains - the poanS Of commencement. contain
-ng aeres more or less. also commencing At
the northwest corner q Mrs = W Mcclz-zn' ;
l5t n .le right Of way OF the Florida Southern
Railway lhence wcSs Of north along said right
2. sr4y Isl feet. thence east S. FEET thence
saith = ieet, thence wess ~ seet 70 the point
~ beginning, beng u sccti5n q. township 4
% and
Aou are therefore required % be and appear
o=io-e The cezk Of the crrcait court. Nzrion
1oaity Florida. on o. before the
FIN Dis y E-Esayy, 4. D.. KS.
lo answer sad eompiaint. OF Otherwise judy
lent hy ceisait val be catered against vos
aiad yplr property sod 20 satisfy said clairn
l1lnGztlng 70 s.7qq with interest from dzte Of
B p WILSON Claimant
lis : sIsTRUSE. Clerk Circuit Court.
-a--td
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12

Was founded IN January. lSa2, three
miles vast Of 0cala, Fla. Doctrine {:
Holiness. We believe in sanetifica-
sl0a SO the required preparation 70
meet Ced lst Thes. Chap ", ; verse.
among the LAST things our blessed
Lord did was His prayer to the Father
- saaetify His apostles; John, Chap.
NVI = verse. We also believe in
election. Rom. Chap VIII. IS verse ;
$3.50 Matt. Chap. NXIV, 81 verse.
Headquarters at location named
shove. \. B. MURRELI- Bishop,
Ills Gma OcaIa, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12
-sa .2:.aa "a: sz--iva.s.

Congressman Sparkman writing 10
the editor Of this paper under date of
November 10th, says: The pension
bin, TO which yoa refer. Is pending in
Congress NOW. bat as AIr. Reed did
not appoint his committees until the
end OF the Extraordinary session Of
Congress the bill has not yet been con-
sideTed IN eoua mittee. II times should
improve between now ami spring l
consider We stand a good chance TO
push this matter through"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12

The BEST save in the world for Cuts,
BRUISES, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter. Chapped Hands,
CAi.0ains, C0rns, and all Skin Erup.
tions. and positively cures Piles, or 40
pay required. It is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction Or money refund
"a. Price . cents per box. For sale
1r f. g. Alworth and Co. ~
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12
RUST PROOF SEED CATS.

One thousand bushels Of Leon
county Florida raised Burt Or Ninety
Day Rust Proof Oats. Price 5 cents
per bushel 81 pounds put up Ia good
new sacks, delivered az the depot Z
Tallahassee. prompt shipments made
and satisfaction guaranteed. Csah
must accompany all orders. Gail on
or address, H. I. EELKEL,
2mlu.2 Tallahassee, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12

The ancient Greeks believed that
~ fsnaies were the gods who st.
t..ed.-i 10 the welfare and prosperity
e~thr family. They were worshipped
- taasehcld gods ia every home.
Ine househo1i god Of "a. day Is Dr..
kiag's New Discovery. For con-
slimp'lon, coughs. colds. and for 4ll
Al ions Of Throat, Chest aud I.angs
. y Invaluable. ID hAs been tried for
: quarter Of century and Is guarRn-
if.ti 20 cure, or money returned. No
h.aeehold should be without this
god angel Il i pleasant % taxa
"A safe and sare remedy for cid
a.lf xonnx. Free trial bottles AZ r.
a. Al~arth Cos drug store Ree0-
~ si.s SO. and slal
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12
60. salt.Rheum ana Ecaema.

The intense itching and smarsing. Incl
5eae 90 these diseases, is instantly allayei
b applying Chamberlain : Eye and
SKIN Ointment. Many very bad cases
Rave rlan permanently cured by II. Il
5 equally efficient for itching piles and
; Lav0TiEa remedy for sore nipples,
ehap1ed hands. chilblains, FIRST bites
AMI carunio sore eyes. p cts Fer box
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12
Ez !, E-a as-zs Is.

Tsg.serea foz weeks with cole ard
pains in nv stomach caused By bil.
ioasasss Snd hsd to take medicine al
the whIie Untl I ased Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and DiaEFhOea Remedy
which cGped me- ! have since recon-
ended Il to $ good many people.
Mks. T. RUTLERs Fsirh&ven. Conn.
Persons who are subject to bilious
cole can ward 90 the attack BY TAX.
ms this remedy as soon IS the in;
symptoms sppear. Sold BY Ansi-Nlo-
noE@ely ogGg store. In.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12
JOhnSOn'S
Chill and
Fever
Tonic
Cures Fever
In One Day.
Elegant

Shirt waist sets in sterling silver,
rolled plate and peaA, 25e. New line
Of fancy hair pins Sc, &c, loe. \ -fes
ladies' waists LETT, 31c: shoulder sllswls
25e; handkerchiefs -. Sc, 10. Sc and
loc. Oyeralls 30, 40c and 45e; sus-
penders &c, Sc, lie ami i5c; men 5
caps l4c. ToweIiDg &c 3 yard, good
towels Sc. Mems shirts l5c, Ise, 3Ac,
and &c: s0x sc, &c, l0c. The cheapest
toilet and laundry soaps in Florida.
Tablets lc, needles lie, pins lc, white
tape lie, cob pipe lc. fish hooks 10 for
le, clothes pins y for lc, tscks . pa
pers lie, and loul other articles. At
The Racket.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12
-a-a.

A large house, barn and ten acres
of land for boarding house or small
hotel. inquire of owner, Rev. 2. J.
Reeves at Spring Park, Fla, or his
agent Mr.. A. Y. Strunk. lI-l2-3t.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12

NOTICE - HEREBY GzvEzS THAT SEzAz-
ANhEsaS sss 1ye-seerS Of sszn1C ro&Sss Tor TIC
Feze sScS cc-zuzeZzl-g January ~. vi
tSsse cVerseer Ec< zl1S1rec< No :.
Two 1Te~se-zs tcr Lsssz-lct No, :
Efae nve-Seer sar EssSErlze Ne :
Ssz5e SsNrses9 sc- lzs-rs-t Nos
xsrs cxsrSsSr Sex Essssxzek No :
VII be received 81 IRE once Ct the Clerk q ne
CSrxzEE Cc1-x N4xioa cznnsy. mp q December
skh. EAs DozESS rese-xzzg the -lE1s - rEsec<
any are al bids. = 4, zSTRESK- C2e-k-
.s-sAss.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-11-12

For pure homemade grsls wius
call at my vineyard one ull.e ana 3
half north OF Ocala. Orders eAa ae
made through the poslollico y 81 gAe
French Bakery. where taey NJ. ~
csive prompt attention.
ll-5-lm WV. BgTHE, 0Cala, Ela