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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11

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su friib eri60pFt Dtr6 mo etlls Nbfoeds'
lung nerlangt. 9tun et9net ith ober Die
Sutepflon3e oorSiigli6 fir ben AllbaA IN
ben @olfitaaten nebeu Der ieBt auger1etlt
DorgeSogenen 8aumpoue. Sbre Stber 1T
ipeit, tart uno 9ldnSeltO Hno fam auf Die
n1ulniqfolti9ite Nrt' 6earbettet uno III Ser
tpenoul1g gebrodt iperoer. Die IN SnDien
gesogene Suite eigitet ii1 better, aI5 Die
6ineiti6e 3tomie, fir ben Nr1bau in unies
relt S%iloitadten, Do ite btltger ultb 1iderer
gepflalt5t, Ieibter sugeri6tet uno nortbetIs
batter nerfDetloet tDeroeu fuuu. SSnoten err
Sielt nit lciter SUITE ein i0brltdes Ginfomz
mel, bon 100 Dfiaionen Dollars aber UNI
iere SuDltaaten f0rntelt nod mebr Suite
bauen.
8eriu6e buben iber ale :3tpeifel eripie7
len, bah Die SUITE IN unleren @olfftaatelt
por3iglt9 geoet6t uilo Der Qllbau biltger
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crrei6te Die Suite auf Der YfldnSung Der
Delta Suite & 6iber So" III Yiilitlfippi,
ob9Ieid ibr bas lebte Wlal i'll SOlge Der
anbaLtetoeu 8urre bic 10 llptbDenDi9e Boz
oeilfeudtiafeit feblte, cine 00be bon Z SUP.
gSelln itG bic lellert D2aidinet sur Abz
iGdlll1g Der StGngel uno 5ur NbIonoerulg
oer 6aler betpGbren, i. ipiro aud) III oieiem
Gbeile Der Searbeitung Der BfianSc oil Belt
llt1p Soften niel 9elpdrt tDerben. Die leBt9e
.3eit lit iiberbaupt fir ben 2lnbau Der Suite
pteIberipre6eno. Sn Snbien pirb in 8ol8e
Der urbeboIfenen @rt Der Bepfon5ung ber
Grtra9 INNER g~eringer. nnb tperll, Dte
eS i'll leBten Sabre Der Sail mar, baielbit
elite IRiRernte etutrttt, 0un1t Geht Qltd Der
0larftprci5 6ebeuteno i'll bic 90be. Sci
elmer o%sritdnbi8en 8ebanolung beS 8ooens
miiiieu nett gr6Bere @rfoLge erSieIt tperoen,
oils pies lit SuOien ie Der Sal 9etpeien lit.
Der GlOen iOute ieOo6 Suite ni6t
nur pflonSe,l, ionOern ie aud bearbeiteu.
Die Safer eignet ii0 nid)t III 5ur 9lnfaz
ti9ung bon grobeu 0etreioeiGden, Mattcn
II. /. ~, ionbern iDiroesaud f%einere, ia Die
~feiniten Gjeipcbe ~lisferu. SIS lit oie5 ei1
9rObeS 8eIo fir @apitaL unO unternebs
mun8sgeiit, ebeniD ersiebig iDie oas, weldeS
Der SaunipoLIebau eri6LOiicn bat"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
Snte.

9rofeiior g. 8ater9oue tit uners
nlloli0 iii ieiuen 8emiibunge,1, beu 8au
Der SUITE Bflnu3e III ben SIDz
ftoaten Der linton 81 bef0rOerH. 90
ieine 3fatbidld9e fir baS QGn3e 2anb bon
@idtigteit itnO, 10 laiicn mir bier bas
l9eientli9e ieireS n~eueiten intereiiauten
2~lufrufeS OH Die 8aumiuplen : 8flan3er
folgen:
uDre Suouitrie uub ba5 @ebeiben bes
Sioens merDen in groBem OtaBe oaOur0
beeintrddtigt, oaB MAJ itdsOort bis ieBt IN
Der 9leqel 6arauf bei6rdnfte, eiuen eiAs
3igeu Stapelartifel, ndullid Die 8aumrpple
i'll aetDinnen, ipdbreno bod bas &lima unb
Der Boben Ii6 fir cine anbere @ultur eben
10 gut eignel. @s lift erDieien, oaB Der
Yflan3er. Der it1 nur nit Baunlipo!ebau
befoBt' i'm Safe ei1er l1Le6ten @rnte ieile
geI6ititanoigfcit ejnbaBt. neil ct in tetnem
anoeren Broouft einen @rlab ooer cine
5tiBe finoet. 2ln6 lit eS algemetn be-
amt, oaB Der 8oOen Our3 cine ~beitan0lge
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
Nm baS 8ublifmm!

gerIat9t ia n,r sc D IN ab's u1b a@tet
barouf, baB Ser Same st 10 ~" it6
0uf benz ~aetaufteu @rtttel befinoet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11

9as eittsi9e g@mter5etts
9eil9te ittels
bns 9u9enb[t6lid) bic i6reftf9itel SdtterSet 5ttG+
Gntsiiibun gen uni Blutanbron9 ltrbert mn ote'
ielben betlt, oh lie nun i'll Der 2unge, tnlWta9en, ben
Gi1toeDetoen, ben 0riiiel o6er ntoeren Sr8attett
o~uftreten, tperttt ntdH eS ctttiaal betIst, uHo 51nar
Sn einer Bis 3tuall5ig Mintten.
@GeiGpieI mic groB bic GdnterSet aud Iein MOS
oen. Bic on observation-disclosures 2ei6enaelt, ote Settldges
Tiaen, bic &erfriippettel, bic 9%ierpnlet, pie an 9ters
ueT roe6 o6er dnbere1t GrattGbetten SetcenDen rpcroet
bur1 Die Nnioftbpf9 pon
Radway's Rendy Relief
nuf Der SteGe 9inoerung erldnge1.
@ntsiiaomng bee 9sisret, Gntsi'totne oeS
g3Iayc, misunderstanding, SllngensGoHgeftoIfs
!Ser;tlopfen, Suftert5ne Ntfdue, 8tdune, Statdrrb,
5roitbeuLen, erin orene GLieber, 3erpofttGt, Sdlnroft9s
fett, Siftlpeb, SrlitS, Stitdsrs nber 9Iieeerlduteraer
QaetiAunser, 8~erfou9ungett, Sranswnnoei, fulfes
nnb biBt9eS 6iebet.
8ie 9ltwenoun9 pom Ready Relief al ben leis
benpet 2helet ueri9oftt nngenbIifliGe S%tHoernHS IND
Grfeidterlne.
Oret6io bis ieGaie Eropfen 1T etr tIeines @lds Bdffer
@ps5renuen, bitt1ieS 3opine1, Dinrrgoe. 9tu1r, Soltt.
gldbunqeu rnb ale tr1erltder Sdn1er5en.
9teiienoe %ioItet tntr1er cine Sldi4e non Rad ways
Ready Belief bel ii9 trd9en- 2Stut9e&ropTen oduot
i'll SSaiier eeth1ft, beueen GIeug ben SraHtbetten u1o
bamit perftipfter Seioer, bic Gts bent 9ebrdu1 rn9es
n6buten GriufudIIer5 entitebet, Dol. GS tit Elm beierer
GtinlnlGnt ais Sreu5oranntpetn ooer Sttteres.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11

Toutommene Yur9dn3en, linbernbe Abz
fubrnittel, rpitten obue S9mer3,
itets superldiiis unO natiirltb.
Gin begetabilil6e8 Griabmittel ftir
GalOuel.
9nS tadGtt0e 9eber= Tito 1a9eMs
WeiffeI4

T5uia obne gesseIdulad, elegant nit inBerr Sdrs eIas
eirt, ~puTdtienb, r~eSuIireub, rsiniaenb NIB r~rdftt9en6.
1jaomaN's ptlet 3ur 0eilrug oHer Dtosens, Yes
bers, Gebdrnes, Hierens NIB Sldierleioeu, Werrettfronfs
better, Gepfpe9, 9ortle:btetett, geritnpfung, unperbdus
Iidteit, OpspepIie, @alIeuletbeu, Tieber, unterteibsertts
~Sinbuns, 3drrorr9oiOen uub anerSt0ruu9en Der @tnses
metoe.
8ein ueeetobiIti6, feline Spur nom Weerfur, Nis
neraiieu pber i9dbli9en Drosuer.
G Widn beadte foleenhe Spnnptorfe bon Grnnfbets
tet ber 9elbauunes orgare: 8eritopfnre, tnnerlt9e
Sdmorrboiber, gIutmalur9 uadb benz Sopfe. Sdmre i'm
@toeet, uebeLteit, Sopbreilneit, Gfcl DOR benz Gien, Deds
9en6rittel., iaurcS aHiitoBsn, iintenoe ober bpbenbe @nts
~pfinbuns in ber1 Rto9ersrube, sttbentLof9fett Itno
Ntbembeldmetber, Bebet bS SersfnS, erititenbes
GeflbL beini yieaen, Ilsfeu oSer Shore Dor ben
aneer, Sgieber nno oumpie SduncrSen i'm &opfe, Dedueel
oil NuSbitnftu1e, 9elbes Iu8ieben Der 4aut unb Der
gleen, Gettenitefeu, Sdmer3er in ser gruIt lno In
ben @lieoern, pl6sli4e 4upauuu9 pon Sise, Srennen
beS 8tetide$,
@inige Doien ron sc a b 10 q rs 8tIIen roerben ben
66rper BON allen obensenanntel 6routbeiten befreien.
greiS 25 GeattS ote G@aGteG. SET
9tpOtbeferts ga baber.
Ntdn leie; p8abr NIB 8aGf9."
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& 60, go. 80 @arrers, Gde Der Gbnr1.
Ctr, Itelp Oorf. :,
~ SeIebruns. Iauienb' pom Dollars Dertb, piri
balar Su9eldidt wer6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
RAILWAYS
"SarSaDarillian ReSOIVent,'

elm SeiGntitttt, SeIeu gtftan6tbsite auberur6eutIt8 rteSis
ttnti6e gieeni9aften baben, peientli9 sur &einisuuss
Setluna, @ie6erberiteltung unb Srdittsung beS nieSerses
brohettt1 uno eri66pfter 60rper8, bd8 cine i9neIles
nseneB Iii ere gebanoLnnS nnO bG~uernbs
6eilune oetndbrt.
GLei9piel ME 6os 2ei6cn beissn mag, ob StrofsLn,
G9ninbiuGt, GppbittS, @ei1pIre, Minoe, @eibmilIites
G9meannser, 9ioie ober SoLSLuB, 2ungens, 9tierenss
gIdIers, 6ebGrntntterz, Souts, Sebers, Deasens ceeE
lluterleibsfrautbeit, 9ronii9er ober eouItttutioneneg
Yrt, = bos Sit itst i'm BIute, pelneS bic obseuuSs
ten Sbeile erfest unb iene Srsane Mub bic uerbrnu4ten
R6rperdeipebe reparirt. g9enn eas SIut ~unseiun6 lit, 70
Hanl iein Observation-Disclosures fetn ~9eiunoes ietr.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-26
Artesian WeIls.--Irrigation.
lRRiGATE YOUR GROVES.

The rapid growth of trees and the greatest
by proper arrangements for irrigation. du-
ring the dry spells that visit us every year
With plenty of water at command, the growth
of young trees, and the crops of those in bear
ing, are an assured success.
IRRIGATION is THE SHEET ANCHOR OF
ORANGE CULTURE.
The experiments that have already been
made abundantly prove its value
- For the purpose of irrigation, prop
best and most reliable
Correspondence solicited Estimates given
Contracts taken for wells. -Four to six-inch
pipe recommended as most practical
j: T. CONoYEE,
PalatlIa, Fla.
p. q. Box 20T
Or at ONCE of f. r. Mexican, Lemon Street.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-26
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

George Alfred Townsend Gath is wri-
ting another novel to be entitled "Katy
| Catocton.'
Viscount Boyle, son of the Earl of
Shannon. has bought costly ranch near
Fort Mcleod, in the northwest.
Hubert Fl. Bancroft, the historian, has
gone with his family to Salt Lake City
to collect material for his volume on
Utah.
M. Pasteu suffers from rabid patriot
ism. After the Franco-German war in
1871 he sent back to the University of
Bonn an honorary decree arwarded him
few years previously.
Lieutenant Danenhower, of Arctic
fame, has been assigned to take charge
of the departments of electricity, meteor
ology and natural philosophy at the Ma
val Academy at Annapolis.
Bismarck's family physician, DIR.
Struck, refused to meet DIR. Schwennig
er, the homeopathic, in consultation.
Bismarck Immediately threw Struck
overheard and is heaping hOnors on
Schenniger.
Hon. Celia Clifford, who is about to
marry Lord Fielding, and at present en-
route to the Rocky Mountains, is de-
scribed as having both singular beauty
and remarkable strength of will. Her
two sisters are in converts, and are sup
posed to have each brought their dowry
of 10000.
The New York Sun says: Speaking of
yachts suggests the remark that loud
complaints are heard in regard to Mr.. j.
G. Bennet's renowned Commodoreship
of the New York Yacht Club. He seems
to be very arbitrary in bis orders and
very unsociable with yachtmen. He
seems also to have had some trouble with
the yacht club in England. But the gol-
den youth ofNewport are delighted to have
him back again, and he entertains them
as literally as every.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-26
STATE PRESS.

A 17i-foot shark has been caught in
Matanzas river.
Pettus and Douglas, of Monticello,
went hunting last week and slaughtered
II deer.
A Cleveland and Perry club was or
eanizee at Waldo last Saturday, with 4G
members.
Orange trees in and around Sumter
vile are looking well, and the yield of
fruit will equal, if not surpass, that of
last year.
Major Humphreys has forwarded his
resignation as clerk Of the United States
district and circuit courts to Judges Par
dee and Settle, respectively.
The tax assessor could not get a COM
plete census of the school children of
Alachua county, as great many refused
to give the names and ages of their chill
dren for fear they would have to pay
taxes on them.
The Florida Railway and Navigation
Company, and the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway Company are engaged
in a lively fight as to which shall secure
the transportation of the cotton crop of
Middle Florida.
The republican nominee for the state
senate in Hillsborough county is F. E.
Hughes. After baIloting, roll-calling,
and several rounds of speeches from the
210 delegates, the following were nomi-
mated as candidates for the state legisla-
ture: NJ, NJ. Lew '-William Trapp Jo-
seph Rowe and j. N. Clinton, all negroes.
The state democratic executive com
mittee has had printed a list of the names
color and residence of persons convicted
in the circuit courts of the state and sent
to the state prison from the year 1868 to
1884. There has been convicted and SEN
fenced for the years stated / 1,156 persons
for various crimes, from larceny to muir
der. OF this number 182 were white and
974 colored. The number sentenced from
Jefferson county is 81.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-26
The Decay of Manners.

With the departure of the stately
graces and formal politeness of the old
school from society, went several social
arts which have hardly been re-
placed by any modern accomplishments
To turn a compliment neatly, to hand a
lady to her carriage, or assist her to
mount her horse gracefully, to tell a
good story, or to read well poem to a
room full of cultivated listeners, are
among the arts not lost, perhaps, but
certainly mislaid in these piping, active
times of ours.
1t was considered essential in our
grandfathers' days that the young men
should be taught these graceful moth
ings and arts of a polite education, the
education of gentleman: and those of
us who have had the good fortune to
know q survivor of that well-bred gem
Grafton have been charmed, perhaps
with that ease of manner, and courteous
consideration for the feelings of others,
which are as rare now as rich family
heirloom or real antiques. To rise a step
higher, the art of conversation, how un-
common it isl How few men, even of
abundant leisure, care to cultuate the
talents required to make good talller;
to refine the voice and the manner of
using it; to read discriminatory; to polish
the stock in trade of language, and add
to it with taste and art. Verify the tel
egraph and telephone are making of us
mere automata, which jerk out certain
syllables and infnitum, the secret of
their motion consisting simply in wind
ing them up periodically.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-26
The Mashlngton Monument.


"The scaffolding is being erected
around the top of the monument" said
the engineer in charge of the Washing
ton monument, ''and everything is being
put in condition for the constr dction Of
the pyfamidal top. 1t will take as long
to fix the scaffolding and make the ar
rangements as it viii to do the work. It
is a novel piece of engineering, and there
may be some hitch about it, but if there
is not we will begin to place the sto ne
in position before the end of September,
and put the finishing touches on themon-
ument before November 1st There is
now every indication of this being ac-
complished"
The original resolution 10 erect an
equestrian statue to the memorf~of
George Washington at the seat of the
Federal government, which was the first
step towards the erection of the present
monument, was offered in congress Au-
gust 9Th, 1888. When Congress finally
appropriated money to complete the un-
finished shaft, it happened that the APP
preparation was made August 2d, 1871.
The first stone laid on the monument
after the resumption of the work was
August 18th, 1880, ON the anniversary of
the day when the original resolution was
introduced and the last stone of the shaft
was laid August 9th, 1884 Thus the
month of August is an important one in
the history of the monument.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-26
jackson and the Battle OF New Or


leans.
The Manhattan for September.
Besides the dates which recall the old
French colonists, the map had others
more recent, relating to the stirring time
when old Hickory came down with his
raw militia and gained his needless victo-
ry over our English cousins at Chalmette
It was by this corner of the gulf that the
British approach New Orleans. On Dec.
12, 1914, Admiral Cochrane brought his
fleet of eighty vessels to anchor behind
Ship Island, and ON account of shallow
water proceeded from there in boats and
barges with a large force.
The poor feet of the Americans, con-
ssting of five gdnboats and schooner,
under command of Lieut.. Jones, offered
but slight resistance. The enemy ap-
preached in 43 boats, mounting as many
guns. and carrying 1900 picked men,
met them at Point Malheureux and after
a gallant and bloody fight, compelled
them to surrender, The pass thus cleared
the English made their way with ease
through Lake Boagne to Bayou Bienve-
nu, and up that stream to the high
ground beside the river, where General
Jackson gave them the historical warm
reception. They left but few traces of
their visit, and the only name which di-
rectly recalls the event is that of English
Lookout, given to small shell bank
near the mouth of Peal river, where, at
that time, grew a solitary pine of great
height. for which lookout for them was
kept. The railroad now runs close by.
and it is the home of several clubs of
hunters and fishermen.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-26
H. j. MPBELL,
ARCHITECT & CIVIL ENGINEER
Plans, Specifications,
Superintendent and Estimates
For all Kinds of Buildings.

surveys, plans and estimates made for all
kinds of civil engineering, canals docks ter
mlnal facilities for railroads. water works
sewerage, irrigation, drainage, river and bar
Dor improvements, and landscape gardening.
Land surveying, examination. laying ont and
mapping of town sites. Barometric levels and
lying reconnaissance taken. Properties and
proposed work examined and reported on for
non-residents. Office in GrifIin's Brick Block
palatka, Fla.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-26
GRESHAM TO RESIGN.

WASHINGTON, Aug, Postmaster
General Gresham viii shortly resign from
the cabinet to become Judge Drummon's
successor in the Seventh United States
Circuit First Assistant Hatton viii be
appointed postmaster-genoral. 1t is said
that Chief Clerk Walker WI succeed
Hatton.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-26

Postmaster Backus. of San Francisco.
while hunting lately. was treed by bear
that waited fourteen hours for him to
come down and be eaten while Backus
waited for the bear TO leave.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-26
At the holy well at Mother. in Ireland,

At the holy well at Mother. in Ireland,
serious disturbances recently took place
Festivals with religious observnees had
taken place, when a desperate faction
fight broke out. Much blood was spilled
and many heads We're broken Twelve
of the ringleaders have been sentenced to
various terms of imprisonment. This
holy we'll from ancient times had been
visited 10y penitents and sufferers from
disease seeking 10 be cured.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-26

In Chicago there is one doctor to every
54S inhabitants; in st. Louis, one TO
every 475; IN Deaver, one to every 300.
iii Idaho, one to every 81: and in Wy
oming Territory, one To every 81.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-26
TELE(fA - 4RKLES.
ST NEWS FIA
THE LAT9 WIRE ann soM ALL
PARTS z or THE pr.Ads CABLE
RERIVFs.- Five q. UE.

rive d, ~
louLoN' August last Mi paths from
cholera occurred here's dealt sght. The
increase in the number OF IS is at
tributed to the hasty return of the in
habitants, especially as the state of infec-
ton is still prevailing. A number of
cases of cholera have appeared at Gamer
Camp. These are said to be due to the
throwing of refuse matter into the sea,
which winds drove back to the shore,
thus producing a condition of the atmos-
phere very favorable to the contagion.
One death occurred at Brignoles to-day.
MARsEILLEs, August 24-There were
eight deaths from cholera in this city
last night.
MARsEILLEs, August 24.-Ihere were
Fourteen deaths from cholera here dur
ing thd twenty-four hours ending at 8
O'Clock tonight There was one death at
Toulon between the hours of 10 a. m.
and p. m. Two deaths from the disease
occurred at Laseyne to-day
PARIS, August 24-The following
deaths occurred during the twenty-four
hours ending tonight, in the southern
departments in France: Pyfenees none,
OrientaIs: IA, Hernault 8, Gard 10,
Aude s.
ROME. August 21-The cholera is in
creasing in Italy. In the Province of
Cuneo there have been fifty eight deaths
from the disease during the past three
days. and at La Spezia and adjoining
villages seventy fresh cases and forty
eight deaths in the past two days The
daily bulletin of the cholera in the
Provinces of Italy is as follows: Turin
deaths; fresh cases; Parma 1 death, s
fresh cases: Novara | death, 2 fresh
cases; Campobasso 2 deaths, 3 fresh
cases; Bergamo II fresh cases; Milan 2
fresh cases. Three suspected cases of
cholera appeared to-day at Naples.
WASHINGTON, August 24.-Assistant
Secretary of State Davis has received a
dispatch from the United States Charge
d Affaires at Rome, stating thrt cholera
has broken out at Spezia. A second
dispatch received to-day from the consul
of the United States at Genowa says:
Cholera suddenly attacked Spezia on
the 22d; sixty-one cases last night,
forty-nine fatal.
GRESHAM TO RESIGN.
WASHINGTON, Aug, 0.-Postmaster-
General Gresham will shortly resign from
the cabinet TO become Judge Drummon's
anccossor in tho Seventh United sstaLes
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING BEEN DULY QUALIFIED AS
L l. Administrator of the estate of Joseph II.
Mann, I hereby require all claims and demands
against said estate to be presented as pre-
scribed by law, or this notice will be pleaded
immediate sediment to the undersigned.
A. w. MANN. Administrator
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-26
viii Strengthen Old and Win New
Friends.
Philadelphia Record, OInd),

Philadelphia Record, Qnd),
Governor Cleveland's letter of accept
ance is calculated to strengthen the re-
gard of his old friends and win him new
ones. 1t is refreshing, after the unnatu-
raj tameness of Blaine, the uncertain ar
gument of Logan and the garrulous
egotism of Butler, to read the deliver
ances of a candidate for a great Office
who makes no effort to dazzle his read
ers with flights of rhetoric or confuse
them with Machiavelian logic. Gov
ernor Cleveland has something to say.
and he says it clearly and pointedly,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-01-14
Water Service.

We are prepared eciM the necessa-
ry tools aud competent acorhmen to
do plumbing IN oil its branches.
We ore agents for tbs section Of the
National Tube Works Lap-areleled
Pipe, tie best tubing knoacn to tie
trade. During tie past t,co months.
zee haze giren almost or entire at
tntion to tie construction Of the 1Po
ter Works here, and through many
difficulties hare bro"ght them to sac.
ces$ful completion. We can non
decote our time to or patrons md
guarantee to them thorough uork az
cheaPiy done as any competitor car
ITO it. COFFIN BROS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-01-14
Ancient Law Makers.

ABOUT the beginning of the Fifth
Century, the Salians, after their set
Element in Gaul, under their KING
Pharamond, they framed a body OF
laws which have since been known az
Sale; but at that time those law
makers knew nothing of the wonder
full discovery which works; harmoni,
ously with natures laws, and which
is positive boon to those suffering
from rheumatism, Gout or Neuralgia
We refer to that common sense rem
edy, Salicylica. Jim