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Handed Dews From Father Son andFrom Friend to Frtenrf Engraved

OrnamentMli They Were Used atGifts Instead ef Jeweled Swords

Modern lareaUom UTe robbed war-fare of mvcb of Ita romance and thesoldier of ef bla old time plcturqWBCM Although tko powderboroA as implement of war disappearedlong before the BMzaxloe gun of todaywas dreamed of It wasnt so very tongago aa a hatter of fact tbat menwere carrying powdcrborna Some ofthe soldiers la the Mexican war forj example used them

Tile powderborna carried by thefighters la tbe early days of this coun-try were often of comparatively sim-ple workmanship but they were cherirked and handed down from fatherto son and from friend to friendStrange to say though cherished Inthis manner collectors bare bad

hard time In locating any greatnumber of the powdcrborns used Inthis country nnd this In spite of thelarge numbers used In tbe seventeenthand eighteenth centuries

In the French and Indian war theEnglish and Americans carried 10000powderborns It has been estimatedto say nothing of the number carriedby those on the French side In theRevolution there were according totbe best estimates about 10000 powderboras In use In tho Americanarmy without counting those on theBritish side The European troops hndlong discarded them of course buttheir colonial allies naturally wereequipped with them

A few years ago Inane J Greenwoodpresented to the yew York Ulstorlcalsociety a collection of water color pictares of powderborns ho had found

InJVlthouxh the Roan h was prosecuted

wltbgreat diligence the number powdcrborns actually located and sketchedwas not much more than 400 showinghow quickly the horns have beenappenring

Powderborns are supposed to havecome Into UM almost simultaneouslywith the Invention of gunMiwoVr A-

way bad to bo found to curry theder and keep It dry and men quicklyfound that there wasnt anything better or cheaper In mediaeval times forthis purpose than the horns of an nnlmat

They were In general uw In the six-teenth century and were brought tothis country by the first settlers Theoldest hunt whoso picture np cnra Intbe collection was found near Schenec-tady N Y anti bears the date of 1GS3

It was generally the horns of thtrlrown cattle that the farther tighter ofAmerica used The lose of n born Innowise iiniuilrfd UHofuhiisu of tinatilniil hull frequently w ncalled upon to thetuicrltlce Smlihorns vfftv iHlly ohtnlnril andwouldnt rust told could N rnrrlinl Intho rain nod through t minis withoutthe powder In them wei

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The horns thus tilled a doublesupplying the traveler with a

map and carrying his powder for himOne of the test specimens In the col-lection shows Havana as well as thetrail from Albany to Oswego It Isbelieved to have been owned by a sol-dier In the English army which captured tbe Cuban city and who laterserved in tbe colonies WashingtonPost

He Dodged Celd MuttonGreen tbe English historian one

fitly asked a friend which of all tbeInventions of their dry bad done themost for the people ns n whole Illsfriend guessed this soil tbat but theanswer was

Beyond doubt sixpenny photo-graphs

A reply involving quite as great anabsurdity as tbat was made by CecilRhodes in answer to a lady whoseeking to draw him out suggestedtbat be owed his phenomenal rise totbe Impetus of noble sentiments

Madam returned Mr Rhodes Iowe my fortune simply and solely tocold mutton

Cold mutton gasped tbe ladyOh Mr Rhodes what do you

Wben I was young continued theSouth African millionaire 1 was sodosed with cold mutton und 1

cordially that I resolved to growrich In order to put It on one side forthe rest of my life Yes mndnm coldmutton was at the root of my successNoble sentiments bad nothing to dowith IL

Preparing For DewelOne of tbe most remarkable docu-

ments that have ever come Holler ourobservation says a law Journal Is tobo found lu the case of ex pane Scoggin 0 Tex App WG Mr Scoggin wasunder Indictment for tbo murder ofone William Gerrard and an extractfrom n memorandum book In defend-ants handwriting and found scar tbelady ran as follows

Johnson Co Tx Jan 24 1S75As It may boo the last penciling that I

may ever do on earth May heron illcMme and the man that 1 am going to Atefor we have been travllns to gcathorsome time sail hero full outs ought theum of fS and have greed to fight a

dewel this Dutiful night of our lord andas one of us has to die May heven bleuus as this Is the last half hour on earthwith one of us heven Preserve m nowand forever Written by Jesse BcogBornd and raned In Tx Slncd by WilliamJlrod Bored In Illinois

Mr Fcojrgins piety apparentlybrought victory to him In the dewelfor bis adversary when found appear-ed to have been struck behind tbe earby a thirteen Inch shill

A SubstituteThe young lawyer having been nom-

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CASTOR IAThe m d You Have Always Bought which bas

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All Counterfeits Imitations butExperiments that trifle with and endanger the health ef-lafluita Children Expcrieace against Experiment

What is CASTORIACastoiia is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Pare-goric Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant 16-

coatalas neither Opium Morphine nor other Xnrcotio-aahstance Its age is its guarantee It destroys WormsaA allays Feverishness It cures Dlarrhwa and WindColic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipationsad Flatulency It assimilates tho Food regulates theStomach and Bonels giving healthy and natural sleepThe Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend

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RILL DIVORCEIn the Circuit Court KUbth Judicial Circuit

Alachu Countr Klorlds In ChancerySn le Brown VH WlUUm Hrown OrderIabllcatl IUII for Divorce

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tIed In tbe shore Mated cruse that Ulilamlirown tbe defendant therein named a restJrnt of tbe State of Mo Ida ami that be ban

more tban rest ntvcedlmrlhl aiipllcatlon for an order ofand th4l he N conceailmt blimelf to sr-vle of eanool K made ui n him andthat there U no Vernon In tbe State of Floridathe service of a uopoena on whom wouldhind ald defendant and Is over the arc ortweotrone yearn It I therefore orderedtbat Mid defendant be urn be Nhereby to Bt l ear to tbe IIU1 of Conplaint sled In ald cause on or before Mondaythe 4th des of October A I 1900 otherwisetbe allegation of said bill wit be takenconfevkfj br defendant

It Is further ordered tbat thU order pubiSbed one a week for tour consecutiveweeks In The i lncIlle sun a

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to tbe Circuit Court Eighth Judicial CircuitAlactiua Iountr FloridaInMinnie Maine v V i MaineOrder IMbllcatlon for Divorce

It at earlnir br affldavlt appendeil to the bittiled in the above ntatetl cause that W ISMime the defendant therein named non-resident nt the State of Florida but I a ie ldent of Westerly Rhode Island that there I

this tit th service of aiHcna upon whom would bind said defendnni tbat he In over theof years It U therefore ordered tbat rata Uent defendant be andbe IB hrrebv required to appear to the Kill ofIornplulnt flied In said aue on or beforeUomlar tbe 4th dar of October A U lewotherwise the of said bUt will betaken as confessed by said defendant

further ordered tbat thin order be published once a week for four consecutiveweek In The Gainesville Sun a newnpaperpuilUhed In said countr and StateThis Aucust lIb IMI-

A true copy of orUlnaS II XVIEX IKS Clerk Circuit Court

S CdKVtS u CJ A WILLIAMS Solicitor for Complainant

11111 FOH UIVORCKIn the circuit Court Klhth Jwllclil Circuit

Aiurbua Iuuntv Kiorlduln CbnneervSule Weir vs Miler VelrHlfor Divorce Order IuntlcaiionIt appearmr i y aRldavli api endi il to thrUJeit In till above stitcd OUUKC that Millerd Vir lh ileonditu therein tttiturd a

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ATTORNEY AT LAWAnd Solicitor in Equity

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