The Pensacola News from Pensacola, Florida • 2

THE DAILY NEWS: PENS AC OLA, FLORIDA, TIIURSDA IT, JUNE 23, 1892. J. 8. LEONAED, K. HTKR, THE DAILY NEWS WK.

H. EJTOWLS8, IE1N SACP fKFllI 111! If PEi DIKWCTOltSl WM. H. KNOWLES, v7. A.

BLOUNT, F. SIMMONS, Foreign til fastis-Maigs for Infants "CtriatasownadaptedtochIkireBijLt I reoommend it aa superior to any prescription known tome." H. A. Aacanta, X. TX, til So.

Oxford St, Brooklyn, S. T. The nse of Castoria Is so mfversal and its merits so well known that it sems a work of uperaroeation to endorse tt. Fewaretba Intelligent families who do not keep Castor ia within easy roach Cuooa Mittw, D. New York City.

Lata Pastor IQoomlngdale Bctornwd Church. Tea CswTAua PEISiCOUL KOBILL We draw our own bills of exchange on Great Britain, Ireland, Germany, France, Austria, Italy, Holland, Spain, Belgium, Russia, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and other European countries. Vessels disbursed upon trie Most Favorable Terms, and their Obligations taken Payable at Port-of Destination Ten or Fifteen Days after Vessel arrives there. and Children. 47astHa cores Colic, Oonstlpaaon, Soar IWoraaca, Diarrhnsa.

Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes at restlon, WUhout injurious medication. For several years I have recommended oar Castoria, and shall always continue to ma as it has invariably produced beneflrtal Edwiw F. Fabdbs, K. "The Tnnthrop," lath Street and 7th Ave New York City. Conrairr, 77 Mtraaav Srsjarr, Raw Yoke.

MEWYOEL-LOMDOII. Fensacola. Fensacola, those facilities In matters of finance Eastern States by Trust Companies. Its large resources in the Eastern States Oapital, $1 ,000,000. rraneis H.

Clergne, Pres't, W. Clarke Oellibrand, Vlce-Pres' Melville H. Ward well, ec Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent, in Connection with which we have a Private, Apartment for the use of Renters. W. A.

S. WHEELEB, Manager, JOHN E. MAXWELL, Cashier, THIS INSTITUTION 5 BIEBIGHAUSER, PLUMBERS, GAS Has been established at Fensacola, Florida, for the purpose of providing the bus! ness Interests of the Gulf 8tates with which are most conveniently supplied in The ample capital of the Company, and and in London, will enable it to afford meritorious business undertakings within The character and experience of Its tbe such financial support as tnay be required by "GAS 1TIXTUIIES, BRACKETS, VVASIISTANDS, conservative administration of the Company's INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS Deposits subject to check accepted, and Interest allowed on daily balances. SA VINOS DEPARTMENT. i r- it i ni I I pCT "WATES'BOUblCRS, 7 1 Interest allowed on Savings and Time annum, ana credited the second Monday la January ana July in eaca year.

MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION BONDS. tc9Alwajs on1 hand a Complete Supply of Sewer Pipe and Fittings 5 S. Palafor PENSACOLA, FLA. Municipal and Corporation Bonds, security 01 which has been thoroughly ttantly on hand. CLIENTS OP Are invited to make nse of Its offices in KNOWLES I ITER, for all business purposes.

Letters, telegrams and parcels may be directed to either omce, ana win De aeiivered stored or forwaraea as directed. KNOWLES BROS. General Insurance Hieal Estate Agents, COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE, News and Views From Bluff Springs- Local Notes-Tee Crops and Bee Keeping. Bi.uf Spbtsgs, June 20. The people of this town have been entertained for several days past by an Indian evangelist by the name of Mohawk, lie is on his way to the reservations to preach to the Indians there, and Is from New York city.

He will see Geronlmo and his band at Port Jackson when he passes through Mobile and Is himself a member of the Apache tribe. He dresses In the Indian costume when speaking, but at other times dons citizens dress. We have been having fine showers for the past three weeks and the crops are bow ia fine condition, especially corn. The health of our people generally has been good, with only some few cases of sickness. An old lady by the name of Gibson was buried here last week, and Mr.

J. D. Vanoorn, near Flomaton, is not expected to live. Mrs. D.

Wilkinson and children, from Gonzales station, have been spending the week here among friends, and returned home yesterday. The Kev. H. w. Brooks, our station agent, went to MUiigan to preach and win return to-qay.

Mrs. K. m. Mattms and Mrs. J.Black- sher wsre called to Brewton to the bed side of a sick sister who is not expected to recover.

Bev. J. B. Tate, of Powelton, is hold ing a regular monthly service here. The Escambia river Is now very low.

The McMillan Mill Company recently sent some parties to move a few logs above here and they bad to abandon the drive as the nver was entirely too low. I notice an article in thb News head ed "A Sweet Topic" It is a wonder that people who keep bees do not adopt the improved methods. Te first cost is of coarse, a little greater, but the ease or nanaiing ana the greater yield ot honey more than compensates. P. M.

Pritchett ot this place Is the only one who has made use or the improved method and he gets about 48 pounds comb honey or 80 pounds extracted honey from one hive alone. Harrison Sunday, at Molino, and Mrs. Jennings, at Muscogee, have also adopted the 4 V4X4 I4 sections and they report wonaenui success. I doubt if there is any better county in Florida for bee culture thaa Escambia, for there are immense tracts of black gum and gall berry whicn make the finest honey fields, and the honev produced from this source is of a snow white color and almost as clear as water. Makes the Weak Strong The marked benefit wmeb people a run down or weakened state of health derive from Hood's SarupartUa, eonelBiiTely proves theltn that Oil.

mHL. It does not act Use a aumulant, bnpartinc; ftctitioos (tren(ta from which there most follow a reacttoe of greater weakness thaa before, bat tn the most natural way Sarsapartlla overcomes that tired feel-tor, creates aa appetite, purifies the blood, and, ia short, gives great bodily, nerve, mental and digestive strength. Fagged Out "Lasnwpring I was completely tagged ont. My ctTCBslfe left me and I felt atck and miserable all the time, so that I eould hardly attend to my business. I took one bottle of Hood's SarsaparQla, and it eured me.

There Is nothing Bke ft." B. C. Bxoou, Editor Enterprise, Belleville, Mich, "I derived very much benefit from Hood's Barsaparilla. which I took for general debility. It Trallt right np, and gave me an exeel-lentappetite." Ed.

Jasntms, ML, Savage, Md. H. B. If yoa decide ta take Hood's Sarsa-parflla do not be Indneed to bey anything else instead. Insist upon having Sarsaparilla Bofatby aBirmcjgteta.

ft; etxfor A. PtvparW mtj HOOD CO pohwrU, LowU. Mm IOO Doses One Dollar CREW NOTICE. N1 EITHER the eaptain, owners nor eon- icnees Qt too Am sen Mat tie B. Rasaell will be responsible fur any debts contracted by erew of said vessel.

D. COLLnrs. Captain. SocTBaaa Statis Jjlxd aa T. 1M-4 Consignee.

CREW NOTICE. 'XTlll Hltt tha oantata. ovam nni sigsees of the Norwegian bark Sea wilt he reripooalble for any -tiebtg eon trseted by erew ot said vessel. K. B.

Thoksjew, taotala. CoBSlsoeee. fil-if SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE Allow a cough to run until it gets be yond the reach of medicine. They often say, "Oh, it will wear away," but in most cases it wears them away. Could they be induced to try the successful medicine called Kemp's Balsam, which is sold 00 a positive guarantee to cure.

they would immediately see the excel lent effect after taking tbe first dose. mce sue ana zi.ua. jnai sue tree. At ail druggists TO THE PUBLIC. Nearly four centuries ago Colnmbas, the adventurous, in the Island of Cuba, saw nappy people with rolled leaves between their lips.

Above their heads were little clouds of smoke. Their faces were serene and their eyes was the autumnal heaven of content. These people were kind, innocent, gentle and loving. fTbe climate of Cuba la the friendship of the earth and air, and of this climate the sacred leaves were born tbe leaves that breed la the mind ot him who nses them the cloudless, happy days in which they grew. These leaves make friends and celebrate with gentle rite the vows of peace.

They have given consolation to the world. They are tbe companions of the lonely the friends ot the imprisoned of the exiled of beavers ot the winch of fellers ot lores of bookers on of sailors ia the desolate seas of the swinger of the fisherman. These leaves are the friends of the fireside, and their smoke, like incense, rises from myriads of happy homes. Cnba is the smile of the sea. There are some people so constituted that there is no room ia the heaven of their minds for the butterflies and moths of fancy to spread their wing.

Everything ia taken In solid and stupid earnest- 1 Tber is an old Greek saying whlcb is applicable here: "In the presence of hu man stupidity, eves the gods stand help In the presence of all dealers of the luxurious weed Klc Apostle stands at tne head. Try one of my excellent uavanas. Nic ArosTt-n, The Smoker's Friend. TheProbsWe Platform; The platform to be formulated at Chi cago, a presented In the most recent dispatches, it of a cat ore to meet the view of all conaerratiTe and consistent Democrats. As was to have been ex pected, the issue is likely to be given the prominence, its importance demands, and there can sow belittle doubt that the coming campaign will be fought out upon lines Jong since Jaid down by the crying necessities of the people.

Nothing is easier than to deride the importance in a country such as ours of tariff nothing more difficult than to give reasons is anyway adequate for a failure to equalize the indirect and oppressive tax thos imposed. In spite of all that has been said upon the currency and the siirer question, the painful fact remains that, under existing conditions, any addition to the circulating medium of the country could only result la a corresponding increase in those gigantic fortunes in whose presence in our republic may be found one of the most sfg-Bificant signs ot the times That the plank devoted to the, denun ciation of the. infamous force- bill will meet the views of our people need hardly be said; and no more valid reason for united sad harmonious action among the Democracy of the South can be urged than the necessity tor meeting with unbroken front a political organization which to conquer -would stoop to measures un worthy the genius of American Institu tions. 4 Unlike the platform adopted at oar state convention, it is probable that the national declaration of principles will deal with the silver question in a con eervaUvs at most recommend aa equalizatlea ot gold and silver. And there is, in' fact, little probability that the mere radical, planks In the Tampa platform will receive any such endorsement at Chicago as will encourage oar state conventions to encroach in the future upon, the province of the.

national councils of, the party, It is sot improbable that in the plat form will be embodied a plank demand ing the election "of the president and senators by a direct vote of the people; aad while a step so radical as this seems likely to still further curtail the prerogatives ot the several states, there is, nev ertheless, good reason to believe that it will be sufficiently endorsed by public opinion to lead to its ultimate adoption. CURRENT COMMENT. A new aad disastrous break In the levee at Bayoa Sara in Louisiana is re ported, and widespread loss Is appro bsoded.S; tV Wriii''' Gainesville has a unique and highly commendable association, and one which Is thoroughly characteristic of our modern civilization. It is probably social ta Its nature and Is at any rate, known as the Liar's League, un limited." The testimonial offered by the Democratic National Convention to Mr. Blaine In adopting a resolution of sympathy with him la the terrible bereavement that has fallen to his lot is without pre cedent is the history of native politics, and Indicates, as nothing else could, the respect commanded by the achievements of the great secretary in the minds of all men, regardless of party.

-w i4 Death has been busy la Jacksonville daring the past few days and Tuesday morning took piare the funeral of George W. Emery, one of the most popular and esteemed of the younger generation In that Tew men In the town bad more friends than Mr. Emery, none more fully deserved them; and his untimely death at the age of 89 leaves both in business and social circles a gap difficult Indeed to filU. la Tuesday's issue of the Times-Union appears' an appreciative and timely editorial notice of the death at an advanced age of that pure and high-minded gentleman, James U. Baker.

Judge Baker was at the time of his death more than 70 years of age, and, although a native of North Carolina, had so long been a resident ot this state that he had be-dome thoroughly Identified with her interests and tally la smpathy with her aspirations. Talklsg of Blaine, the story told by Michael H. De Toong, of the Saa Francisco Chronicle, Is not without Interest. According to De Young who if not always reliable. Is 'generally sufficiently amusing Blaine's sudden retirement from the cabinet was due to the rudeness of as individual present In Injecting into a statement of the secretary's in reference to the Canadian question a charge that the views embodied therein were not such as the president entertained.

This statement is said to have been repeated and in a manner not altogether courteous. Mr. Blaine, whose temper is none of the best, thereupon sprang to his feet, adjourned the meeting, and, leaving the room, sent in his resignation. Who knows? GIVE US LAUGHING PHILOSOPHERS None of your snarling cynics for us. They laugh not, neither do they smile.

They are lugubrious, dyspeptic They are usually sour of visage, pale, slight, dry, quite graryless individuals ia tact, who look as if they had been at loggerheads with roast beet all their lives. The side-splitting, bettoa-barsting guffaw that proceeds from the individual with a good digestion is never heard from them. They magnify mole hills into mountains, "trifles light as air" into grievous annoyances. Show as, oa the contrary, a maa who faces trouble with a smile, repines not at smalt mishaps, and ia wheat the fountains of merriment are easily set aflow, and we will how yoa a maa with a good digestion. Use Hostetter's Stomach BltUrs to secure this blessing, and banish the nervousness aad qaerelous disposition to snarl aad find fault which attends dyspepsia.

Rheumatism, constipation, ma laria, kidney trouble aod la grippe yield the Bitters. For Hie latest sty I eels Clothing oall on B. Hsrion. Catered as the Foe Offlee a Fsasaeola. aa second-class matter.

Offlee. pin building, JU iouta Palalox street. Bp stair. i rCBIJiTHTD BT TH HIS FSSUSIlIt fiaXFUT. iERMS rSTABIABLT IS ADVAKCTt Duu, Om Tear, by Mill I Houths.

ee Three kCoatha. 1 One Month rsmished by Carrier at residence or place easiness at eeata per moata. THE WEEKLY NEWS: Published every Saturday at 11.00 a year, Postage Tr. itnrtiig Rattt FitrtiltA" ippieafjee. WtLUS X.

Business Kanager. Sajutki. B. Associate Xdltor. WILLIAM Lor-mr, Editor.

Tn heavy rains of Tuesday is Chicago were probably not without their effect In Indaclng the weaker candidates to get In out of the wet. In alliance is all right. It la those who would Sad la the order a stepplng-atooe to political preferment that the people have to fear. It looks a Mrs. Cleveland and baby Euth would lesd to tha studied solemni ty of the White Eoue aa of hagPt demesticity for the; four years to eome.

Whitkxaw RitrD parts his hair in the middle fact which will not materially assist Mat La pulling wool oyer the eyes of the Colon printers oa next election day. Ths Chicago convention has adopted, with every Indication of earnest approval and sympathy, a resolution extending sympathy to Blaine is his hour of afflic tion. Thb describes the anti-plat formers as being terribly in earnest. Terribly' is good, bat it would be any thing but good for the were the wish to prove father to the thought. CLSYrLAXD has, at all events, won one thing namely, the ill-will ot Tammany and many practical politicians.

Whether or not it was worth winning oa a tip purely mugwump remains to be seen. Is another column will be found a circular to the members of the Tlorida Press Association from B. Pendleton ot Key West, the President of that sse-f al organization, to which is Invited the attention of the fraternity throughout the state. Tux is still harping upon the fall ere of its friends to secure seats in the Tampa convention. It is hardly a harp with a thousand strings, bat in the absence of aa instrument more fully in accord with undiluted Democracy, will probably pass master.

i Tn committee appointed to notify President Harrison of his nomination dropped La at the Whit House Monday aad in the elegant words of the tela gram "discharged Its duty. That's all right, and la November next the united Democracy of thes sovereign states will also "call" upon that exalted functionary and discharge him for an in definite period. There are Just now a lumber of strangers in town; of these some are die tin -tisguished and some sa 3 old, by all odds, be extinguished at the earliest possible moment. Among thus latter la that "general humidity' of which so much is heard aad of which Peaaacola knows so little. To this fact wust be ascribed the depressing inflae ice of the last few days, which, with their close aad oppressive atmosphere, formed so striking a contrast to the aaaa! climate apoa which Pensacoia prides itself.

Political Point era. The Pennsylvania delegation was solid or Cleveland. Gen. John M. Pulmer aaysi "I think I eaa state with considerable aseeraace that Illinois will v-ote for Cleveland.

In spite of Gor nan's protestations ot devotion to Cleveland, his same was all through yesterday discussed as that of one around whom all might rally a a compromise candidate. roast says logical, ticket is Cleveland and Gray. The use of my name Is ail foolishness Cleve land and Gray can carrj Indiana against the Republicans without a doubt." Delegate W. S. Jones, ot Montlcello, says: "I have not made up my mind.

I am tor the man that can win. I may aay I am for Cleveland, If it eaa be demonstrated that he eaa carry New York state. Ed. Murphy, chairman of the New Tork delegation, puts en record the el- low In "la oar best jidgmeat Cleveland's nomination would Imperil the success of the party and expose it to the loss of the electoral vote ot the state." Pasco is is Chicago, but he is not la a comaaaicative mood. To a reporter he would say only this; "We are willing to wait and look the field over.

The man clearly demonstrated to be the strongest one la the sections where strength la needed the maa to whom we are willing to turn." tC; Governor Flower is reported to have been doing missionary work at Chicago with great seel but little success. la his christian labors he has been warmly supported by such distinguished patriots as Amos Cummlngs, late of the New Tork Sun, Parker Bush, Gea. Slocum and Boorke Cochran, RSjrresent IS of the Leading Fire, Life, Marine, Accident, Fidelity an Steam Boiler Insurance Oompanie. with Asset of over St ISO General A e'nte of the Equitable Life Atssurance Society of the United State i I hi CoitbpOflDEjjcE SoUCIfZD. LA, FLA.

F. C. BRENT, W. n. CHIPLKY, J- LEONARD.

h(iid Ul W1CKE STEAM FITTERS I IJAiH runs, v.f rrrrjsicTK' i PIPE AND FITTINGS. WM. H. KNOWLES. "Florida.

McCLITOCK, Penary Atlantic K.K TRAINS DEPART 1A1L KORTH. SOUTH. No.4, No. 3.6:30a. No.2, Ht30p.

in. No.21, 10:15 a.m. ,1 TRAINS ARRIVE I) AIL No. 3, 4 :45 a.m. No.

2. 1 1 :15 p. 5,5:00 p. m. 22, 6:20 p.

m. P. m. Arrives at rionnton p. m.

and connects with train No. for loulsvllle. Cincinnati and all northern and eastern polau. Has Pullman sleeping car riomaton to Cincinnati. No.

p.m. Arrives riomalon l'lft a. m. and ctinnects with train No. for Mo-bile and Mew Orleans; also with train No 1 tor Atlanta and eastern points, Lonlsvllie.

Clnclunasi and all northern poiata. sleeping cart on this train. JaeksonTill to New Orlaant; via Pensacola, and FenanMila wlthn change, connecting at Flcatof with Pullman sleeping ears through to Louisville, Cincinnati. Wash Ington and Sew York without chan.re. wi m.

For Jacksonvlli and riorlda points has Pullman sleeping v-sr New Oslean to Jaokaonviie via and Montgomery tt, Pensaoola. r. polD' A. and If. ville Peasacoia and Jackson.

Call on d44S SlTHITT. Ticket Agent lv 1 Mm DYSPEPSIA; AND LIVER COMPLAINTl is it not yrorth the small price of 75c. to free yourself of every symptom of itfZ dl8trilnK complaints, if yon think so call at onr store and get a bottle of Shiloh's Vitallzer, every bottle has sprinted guarantee on it, use ac cordlngly, atd If it does you no good It Will cost yoti nothing. Sold bv a ir, ISlafo We have a speedy aud positive cura for catarrh diphtheria, canker mouth and neadach in SHILOH'S CATARRH1 REMEDY. A nasal Injector free with each bottle.

Us-, it if you desire health and sweet breath. Price 60c. Sold bv VrJL. D'lemberte, 803 8. Palafox jfGEEART fJlCfflfFSTS 4fiD EiqiIEEqS, CASTINGS AND FITTINGS OF ALL KINDS, EEPAIEING DONK ON SHORT NOTICE.

MARINE WORK': A SPECIALTY I SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED AMERICAN INJECTOR C0. 805, 807 AND 809 S. PALAFOX STREET, PENSACOLA, FLA its field. s. 1 Board ot Trustees assures the wise and Deposits at the rate of four per cent per bearing good rates of interest, and the scrutinized Dy tne ooara 01 trustees, con 4 THIS COMPANY, V.

Pensacola, Mobile, New Tork and London, O. OGLESBY. M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. omcaHotnta: 8 to 9 a.m.,1 to Sa to 7 r.

at Office, Clnbba Bnilding, Id Floor. Tele phone No (7. Residence, 701 North Palafox street. Tele phone Mo. 18.

CURE YOURSELF! If tronhledwith (jonnrrhrmV Gleet, Whitea.8pennatoirho9s li 1 or any unnatural dtsrhanr uk a roar arugs-isi tor a Dottle ot t)Uf it cures in a few days without the md or rmblicilv of a I doctor. Moo-poisonous and truaranteed not to stricture. 1 Tn Vniverxu America Curt. i ilsnniactorcd by Evans Chemical Co.L CINCINNATI, O. :1 U.S.A.

I nieti yeM rrbt. rPB iskirM ttt litell.FBU irre iv-4r. I exBsitw yosi my tmm ii.nCT.ii. Ml SsIl-si 1st Ctrl wtelftareMt rTvei eiteirr -xtc, laftcr ietatrkH-liuts, eiii wesng Ms riouttr, stOW -arrw I vrr 1 trOtn. sutat liars 'arr bht their ocalmesi, erhetr- eh-, tte-st I will are rurnieat aHtawiki ear rsntvUst swaL st I Ieani fttst iiDtimt i cbargw 'leiUrhi and mnn notte- a laleii sec- siwwfMl -a ilH ISoHtHia" Atlirwlt teswa, vlktvt rataK-h iie ptrvoti tVotJi tlieuriet or icweanry.

1 Ivawe rvAesty tSlHsjtji aiMl 'iplujrtuttu larfw Tiaiulsss was sm aneJuBr ovex I hiee) Iiom asvrxi IuUarw a Tatar awajh All bmi toW.Hri. riatl pMttnf. After vuaa Iiktw all, if vejst KsmImI ftw re ftarthrf, wh no kmna ia 4om. Atidrvsa, JB. AtVES.

Hx AXO Ana.a, Mhum, The boas place to get bargains lu watches and Jewelry. The boss place to have yonr watch, clock and Jewelry repaired. Always some extra bargains to be had in wittohes. tilve yonr orders for anything In way of watches and Jewelry to the agent and save money. Order through him to the nana-factnrers and get what) on want.

The place to do this is the Little Jewelry Store Aronnd tbe Corner at No. ast Intndenela street. 1. Braraxas, Agent. aoayS-ly KWi ft 1 -v I 1 aw J.M THE GREATEST DISCOVERY! The only known Remedy that Removes Without Injury to the person, hence it CURES ALL DISEASES! Rheumatism Cured.

1 believe your Mierobe Killer a certain en re for rheumatism. Up to a year ago I was dowa a great part of my time with rheumatism. I began takln your remedy, and after taking two ag have sewer been tronbled with It since but onoe. I bought a )o then, and after taking a tew doses II entirely disappeared, I have offered to several eases to pay for the Microbe Her oro vlded tt failed to cure rheumatism, bat have never bad to pay as yet, as tt invariably di? the work. Eeepectfolly, Wat.

BfATTHSWS, Dealer In lumber and all kinds of bnilding material, Laao, Texas. Headache Indigestion, Bllllousness, Dyspepsia And all Stomach Troubles are cured by P. P. P. Prickly Ash.

Poke Root and Potassium. Rheumatism is cured by P. P. P. Pains and aches in tbe back, shoulders, knees, ankles and wrists are all attacked and conquered by P.

P. P. This great medicine, by its blood-cleansing properties, builds up and strengthens the whole body. Nothing is so efficacious as P. P.

at this season, and for toning up, Invigorating, and as a strengthener and appetizer take P. P. P. It throws oft the malaria and pots you In good condition. Abbotts East Indian Corn Paint all Corns, Warts and Bunions.

cares KRANICH A BACH PIANOS. Twenty-Nine Thousand Now In Use. The above pianos have been awarded premiums and gold medals wherever exhibited since 1866 to 1893 for superior tone, action, construction and workmanship. The leading pianists aod musicians endorse the Kxanlch and Bach pianos for PURITY AND SYMPATHY of tone, delicacy of touch, TurrRouen- KKSS OF WORKMANSHIP and DURABILITY, and unhesitatingly pronounced them the bkst, and prefer tbem for their own use In public and in private. A spiral spring washer with every screw that enters into the construction of the action of tbe Kraolch and Bach Piano effectively prevents any disarrangement of the action arising from atmospheric changes.

Hundreds of well pleased purchasers of the Kranlch and Bach Pianos in en-sacola aad vicinity, testify to their superiority. They are fully warranted for years and are sold at moderate prices either for cash or on favorable terms. For something cheaper and at the same time durable, we recommend the old reliable 'Mas. M. Starr" piano and tbe ''Klogsburg' end others, all of which are fully warranted and sold on easy terms.

Second band pianos for sale and rent, cheap. Organs. Tbe celebrated Chicago Cottage Organs are the VRY BKST now made and are sold at low prices and on easy monthly or weekly terms. Send for catalogue and prices of pianos or organs. Sheet music and music books, musical instruments of all kinds constantly oa band.

Pianos tuned and repaired. Satisfaction guaranteed. Beware of tuners not representing some reliable house, tbey will do your piano more harm than gopd. Respectfully, Johm M. Cluttkr.

Pensacola, fla. TTTITIOICT tn Voloe Culture, Theory, TIOLII, PIAIO, 6BCAH. Address," CTRTL DADSWEIX, lias. Doc, a y6- 4A4 Zarragonsa Henry Mancel, photographer; AI TEX, Little Honee Around the Comer. Portraits aad Views all styles.

WHAT A COUGH. Will yoa beed the warning. The sig nal perhaps of tbe sore approach of that more terrible disease Consamptlon. Ask yourselves if yoa can afford for the sake of saving to ran the risk and do nothing for it. We know from expe rience ma.

bduoo'i uure will core vent cough. It never fails. This explains why mo.e than a million bottles were sold the year Ji relieves croup and whooping cough at onco. Mothers, do not be without it. For lame back, aide or chest nse Shlloh'e Porous Plaster Sole" by T)'terabert.

8Jg 8. Pala-fow wtr jokluik ana fraxrant perfume. Price 25 and SO cents. Sold by W. n'Alemhertp.

803 8. Pa's-for atrrwl Graduate Baltimore red ante Chicago College of Dental College ot Dental Surgery. Surgery. RESIDENT DENTISTS. Call anil SAM thn ww mMhnjI.Ar Txbth Wrraoirr Platzs.

We ran abow you sometbiriK new In mod era dentistry. Gold, Aluminum and other metal plates, with rubhar. attachments. (inA i.w porcelain faces. Hridire Work ut all kinds.

isvrrwiiBK trrewnianry ot enuarsa's teeth. Bleaching discolored teeth, Ac. SM'faninl. mrfr wm .1 sent outside to be made. Gas administered.

OfHce 104 Palafox Street, over Pon'i store. Fessaeola, Ma. soayt-iyr.