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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-30
HEAD-NOTES TO DECISIONS OF
THE SUPREME COURT or
FLORIDA.
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american A0ri6liuriH.
In order TO etthebeneftot time, which
Is so necessary in the healing Of wounds,
as well as for the production otnew roots,
the trees should be taken up from the
nursery rows in the fall, and then heeled-
in, burying the roots 80 deep that they will
be beyond tho reach Of frost during the
winter months. In such position, the
healing process will proceed slowly, but
surely, and by the time the frost IL out Of
the ground In spring, the roots on care
fully hseled.in, or buried trees, will haye
commenced 10 throw out new rootlets,
and when placed in their final position,
they will push earlier and more vigorously
than trees taken up from the nursery in
spring.
A rather dry place should be selected
for burying the roots Of trees, because, il
water settles about the roots, it will retard,
II it does not entirely prevent the healing
OF wounds. Il is well TO cover about one.
half the stems, from the roots upward !;
the remainder may be protected with
evergreen boughs, OF coarse bog-hay, or
some similar material. Straw should
never DO used Tor this purpose II II can DO
avoided, beeanse II Is certain to attract
mice. Solt-wooded trees, like the mag
nolias, tulip, papaw, and lindens, require
more protection when heeied-in in the
fall, than the hard-wooded kinds, and
whenever practicable, they should be kept
in r0Ni FRilNTH
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THE "scrssoRs-rA1L."
The Little Bird that Protects tho Rein
deer.

rhe Littio BIRD that Protects tho Rein
deer.
lieut. sehGaika n EeS York TINES
There is bird that the Esquimaux be-
lieve deliberately protects the reindeer in
different weys. This Is the lille "scis-
sors.tail" gull or turn of the Arctic, that is
present in such large numbers overall the
land near the BeashoTts during the sum-
mer breeding season. II Rperson ia hunt
IpR anywhere near these localities at this
senon ne Is always certain TO DO followed
by one or two Of these birds flying In the
ar above his head and making vicious
pIunEes at him, which beComs nearer and
nearer as he approaches their nest. II be
approaches very close 10 1t they will often
strike him overthe head with their wings,
Scresmiuy frantically oil the time. have
frequently eeen the Esquimaux Gunterskil!
them with their guns or with spears used
az clubs when they made these dashes.
As soon as person sits or lies down 10
rest, il he pays 40 attention to them, their
attentions become more and more marked,
until he will find his hat knocked of his
head, il he is wearing ono, unless lie hurls
stone or strikes at them. This is exactly
what happens wheu reindeer is sightcd.
The hunter lying in wait in the neighbo!s-
hood Of the animals grazing grounds
GuGs couple Of scisCora,tailS lowering
over him. Ills impression 10 that they are
defending their nest quarter OF 3 mile
away by their attacks and screechinga.
About the time the game has nearly
reached fhir gunshot these aerial pests
begin their assaults at close quarters, for
the hunter, hrgsing the ground closely
behind small stone or bunch OF grass,
darSs rot move q muscle in opposition 70
the birds, and these open, noisy assaults
often putting the wary deer on his guard,
he trots awsy to the utter disgust OF the
Esquimau, who now turns his attention
to the gulls aud generally kills one or two
with stones by way Of revenge before be
leaves the spot.
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Ansodotes Of no.ton 0I,ls.

Neg lOrk Tribune.
A gentleman who was apparently rather
deeply tinged with the prevalent Anglo
mania was at a wsteEinG.plaee descanting
upon thesuperiority OF English over Amer.
lean scenery. "There really is no finish.
ed scenery in this country" he was pleas.
ed to observe; ''oi course, the Palisades
on the Hudson are very well made, but
-""YCS," criSply aud dryly interpoiated
the clever Bottom girl whom he was favor.
ing with his conversation, ~ think they
Acknowledging who made them"
Another Boston girl was at a New York
reception. $50 you are from Boston ?"
said a young gentleman to her. "0h,
dear!" she responded, with an accent OF
despair, show did you know Pm sure
tried hard enough to conceal It." "ro
conceal it," he repeated, with a puzzled
air; surely you are not ashamed OF II? ?"
"oh, no." replied she, with engaging
candor; "but / thought everybody would
DO afraid to talk with me II they knew
was from Boston,"
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rouE ON noHsr STORIES.
Ono Comedy ard Three Tragedies In Whiel
Mans Beat Fhend Figures.

Ono Comedy ard Three TrhSedIesin Hheh
Mans Beat Fdend Figures.
Gla,go,O Nail.
A lady we'll advanced in years was
found recently wandering along the road
near the resident OF Mrs. Colonel Hunt,
and, on being questioned, she said abe
was searching for buggy containing a
child. She had left the buggy short
distance from the house, and the horse at
tached TO it had wandered oil. The night
was bitter cold. 1t was discovered that
the horse had wandered into the woods,
and, becoming tired had lain down. The
child, bright little girl, was found by
some boys next morning snugly sleeping
aaainstthe breast ofthe horse, withits head
lying on one of the animals f1releg9. The
little one had evidently meantto make 1t
get up, when the boys think, the ssg4c-
ious animal managed to place it with its
head on its arms, 80 to speak, TO keep it
from freezing to death. The mother was
overioyed to recover her child, and will
keep the faithful horse "a long as she
lives.
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Spelling for a Cheap Fight.

Dc,f0h FTec RreS.
''Say, for heavens sake lend me two
cents" he gasped as he rushed into q
saloon near the foot Of Jefferson avenue
yesterday. "Lend you two cents?" "Yes,
yes! All I want Is two centsp "See you
banged iirstW "Say lend me two cents p
exclaimed the man as he rushed out OF the
door and nearly upset pedestrian with a
satchel. an give you two kicks instead !"
replied the man as he recovered his bal
ance, but tho other had skipped across
the street to importune the driver
OF an express wagon. He was
finally asked what he wanted with the
money, and he explained: II was over
TO the depot; fellow with big neck rubS
against me; tells him to look out: he
says he will lick me for two cents; feels
in my pockets, but haven't red. Just
imagine my embarrassment" YOU'D
better drop the matter" what! when
haven't had fight for seven months, nor
been licked for two years Neyerl It's
the cheRpest offer ever had, and I'll &C.
Cept 1t even il have to steal the money!"
And he continued his way up the street
and halted every pedestrian to appeal:
"Say II you have any mercy on poor,
forlOrn man, lend me two centSw
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line. The story turns on not very new
OF happy coIceit-aa uneuItivatsd but
beautiful country girl, ushered into fash
iousble city society TO win mans love.
The experiment. was not satisfactory, and
the story is not much above the expert
ruent.--G. p. Pnindm's Sons, Nep York.
Stanton & Davenport, Wheeling.
"Ths Hunters Handbook" by "An Old
Hunter" is a pocketiul OF information
that will be useful TO csmping-out parties,
l. deals With the outfit, care q the camp,
preparation Of game for the table and very
much more In the Same line.--Lss q SfsP'
ard, Boston.
IAN Address on the OrdinaRces" gtveS
in pamphlet OF lOS pages the address de-
livered by David B. UpdegraG at the re-
cent Ohio Yearly Meeting Of Friends.
Upon that occasion, many INTELLIGEScER
readers will remember, much interest was
shown in the position taken by Mr.. Upde-
graf with regard to the ordinances Of bap-
tism and the Lord's Supper. The address
delivered upon that occasion has been re-
vised and is now given to the world. II is
notable production and will make its I'M
preston. G. Hubbard e Co., Cot"m'
bus, Ohio. John Baiiie, IFheeiiHg.
"Fhe Lady with the Rubies," translated
from the German OF L. Marlett, is the
latest of Mrs. A. L. Wister's TRANSACTIONS
from tongue 30 rich in story. There Is a
good plot well developed aud enough in-
cidents to carry the reader through with
interest. A well.hehaved ghost gives the
story weird turn. The translation is
eSsy and graceful. as Mrs. Wister's work
always is.--J. b. LpprncoH Company,
Philadelphia. Stanton & Davenport, Wheet-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-29

The best Salva in the world for Cuts,
Bruises; Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChilblRins,
Corns and all Skin EEuptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required, II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale BY Logan 4 Co.
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An Umbsolls la a nor.e's uears.

I.1le9''0T ] VTNII ll3gN'
John Donaldson recently had very
tine horse killed in this wise: He was in
and near The rear OF a long line OF vehic-
les going down a hill, when the horae in
front suddenly stopped. This caused &
collision between vehicles all along tho
line. The buggy Just in front OF Mr..
Donaldson'B horse had large umbrella
staff projecting out behind, aud when tho
buggy stopped tho horse pushed on to It
and It entered his breast and pierced his
heart, and he died almost instantly.
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AHorse as u Crack Shot.

Actin tCdI.I ATDuS
A horse which was hitched in front Of a
saloon in this city gave himself such a
vigorous shake that he discharged pistol
which had be N carelessly left in his sad
dclbags. The shot killed dog that was
passing at tho time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-29

David Dsming Cnatar County, I. T.
wss driving a band Of wild horses into 3
corral recently, when ons Of them kicked
rail off the fence, which struck Deming
on the neck, killing him almost instantly.
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New pnhiicntIon..

Anything from Henry Ward Baeeher
must be interesting, That distinguished
divine is never dull. His way of putting
Il" is sufficient to cloths attrsCtively any
commonplace idea. When, however,
Mr.. Beecher addresses himself to so in,
tereatiug q topic as the evolutionary
philosophy, We may be sure that an un.
usual feast is in store. We may not like
his reasoning or his conclusions, but we
have before us one OF the thinkers OF the
age discussing one OF the thoughts OF his
time. In Evolution and Religion" q
neat vo. pamphlet, we have the series Of
eight sermons delivered last summer by
Mr.. BeeCher ON the evolutionary phil
osophy In it's relation TO the fundamental
doctrines Of evangelical religion. These
sermons have been in great request, and
they will be read by all who desire to
keep up with the advanced thought OF the
day.-Eortls, HoBarti e Hubert, MelD York.
Stanton Il Davenport, Wheeling.
In "Hyper@sthesia" Miss Mary Cruger
has produced something new in the
line OF novel writing, II she had called
her book Representatives, the title
would probably have been better I'M.
derstood and more OF its character
would have been inferred. The motive
Ia good, the tone and language pure, the
story entertaining. The author has dono
her work well, and the book will give
pleasure to those who read it-FGrds,
HOmdrd & Hubert NetV York. Stanton &
DarcHport, Wheeling.
"a Social Experiment" by A. E. p.
Soaring, is peculiar thing in the novel
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educational.
educational.
Mt. de ChaRtaI Academy
NEAR WHEELING, VI. VA

The thisty.sighth year Of this we!Enc1n!a
envy, under the charge Of the Visitation Nun
opens on the hrst Monday VI September next All
continues ten months.
Pupils received at any time In the sesS!Or.
Those who desire to place ;heiF darSAier'in
Institution aEordIng exceptional advantages IN
the way Of healthtul and delightful location, tI'
cCllent board, thorough discipline md instruction
at tho hands Of lifelong teachers IN every depart
ment Of female education, Including the modern
languages aud music, should send Tor catalogue
Of this School. Address,
Direetreeso Of the Academy Of the Visitation,
MT. do CHhNTAh,
au2Sp4w Near Wheeling, y, Va.
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@ent's gnrutshi,ta e5oods.
TRAVELERs, QUIpE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATIONS OF REFERENCE MARKS
eDAilY. tsundRy excepted. tHouday excepted
WkOalinC Tirae.
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Tic DouLoURRUx or neuralgia can be
permanently cured by tho use OF Salvation
oil. Price % cent?.
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il'' q y Q, KhIIfoild.
SummrftOld.
Leave BoiiRirO at G:lS A. N, ios sunneraold and
Nl 4sriys a. Bcllalro 1910 A. u,sns s.Spv
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anr,,, adpertise,,,euts.

TOR sAIlE-WHITE AND DARK
Il Rerrcv. ROBERT MCCULLOUGH, No. "a
EeypnIronth street nc.g
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EOR sALE--A RARE CHANCE
T. Not teIng abba to i've my peHonsl attention
- the business, offer my PatceI and Package ut-
nygiy 4 nBon tif SALT u. i. GAhh, 1899 Market
street ng2D
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"a Social Experiment" by A. E. P.
Soaring, is peculiar .thlug in the novel
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
WANAMAkE K's.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, OCT. 10, 1885.
,,;ot,La correct cd

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, OCT. 10, 1885.
A mistake corrected
ought to have been cor
rected yesterday-the ad-
vertiser forgot it - he
wouldn't have forgotten it
had he been behind the
counter where those collars
and cuffs are.
The mistake WIS in the
price OF the cuffs-25 cents
a pair is right. The collars
, IS cents apiece, as stated.
There is always some un-
certainty about a maker
}. with whom we have had no
:, ~ dealings as to how his things
70 are going to turn GU. till
=, they come. We never said
a word about these collars
81 and cuffs till we had them
n, They might not be up tc
h he, our expectations. But the,
he were. Gould we hav
me me spoken more strongly c
the them then? But what W
,sy said we said without waitin
the tor your endorsement. w
. cen knew the linen and work ,
ppt these collars and cuffs WI
IL St is fully as fine as that Of vi
yer, eoe, Middleton & Co.'S ?
the the cent collars and 4o-ce
fore cuffs, and the shapes as goo
''' The difference is in I
the stuff inside: one is linen-a
' be- a the-way-through the 9th
It'll cotton-inside.
n ne9, We liked the work
elect saw OF this new maker
Iona ln we'll that we ventured to (
give der large supply last su
nance nos mer in Europe; but n
sy be we like his dealing SO "
failed failed (and you like his collars {
i, they cuffs so well the first d
that we cable for more W
= ~. out one word OF qnallfcaF
ns by We've struck a Bonanz2.
veland Nine shapes OF stand
collars tour turn-dow
seven sorts (not shapes
- J ~--a~ ~ and or cents
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AT
AT
VIM. b. SHARPS,
Fourth and Market.

Our assortment of Ladies
and Children's Coats, Wraps
and Newmarkets was
never better, and will consti-
tute the largest line of such
goods ever shown in our
city. We have again secur-
ed control of those elegant
Seal Plush Goats, Of which
we sold SO many with such
satisfaction to our customers
last season. The high grade
in quality and workmanship
is still maintained, and the
prices lower than last season
-S25 to $50.
Stockinette for ladies in
short coats, three-quarter
coats and Newmarkets were
never finer in quality or bet
tor in shape, style and fit.
We consider them the best
value and wear for every
day use in our stock-$o to
|S25. Ladies' Wraps OF bro
caded velvet, silk and boucle
are handsome and stylish,
and will find much favor this
Fall-$l3 to 500.
| WIN. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Coat De
partment.
In our Upholstery De-
partment one Of the prettiest
bits of window hangings we
lever bought is now here. 1t
lis an embroidered effect in
cottoh plush, very silky in
appearance, and hung in
double curtains or lambre.
Iquins would have the ap'
|pearance Of broeotelle. 1t
in olives, garnets
land gend'arme, and in addi-
tion to hangings would be
defective in fancy work 81
Inches wide-5O cents pc
'|yard.
i VIM. B. SHARP,
; Fourth and Market streets. upholstes
Il Department.
RI For your fall drapings U.s.
flour handsome wood pole
slWe have them in all woods
S Ebony, Mahogany, Walnr
lllor Ash, with either wood I
!. brass rings, ends and brac'
1t cts. For a good appearance
d little money and easy reg
( lated, these window hxtur
Il. have no superior-5O Ger
IS each, complete.
RI VIM. B. SHARP.
leI Fourth and Market streets. Upholst
Department.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10

If the Chinese know nothing OF the
attempt to blow up He'll Gate, In the
East river, New York, to-day, they
will be somewhat surprised II the forty
Ave thousand dynamite cartridges
should take direct cut down to the
celestial empire, and let the waters OF
New York pour through and mix with
the waters Of the Hosng Ho. Should
anything OF this kind occur, General
Newton can hardly excuse himself for
not sending the Chinese friendly warn
ing Seriously, though, those who live
in the houses Buddensick built are to
be excused for vacating their homes al
once.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10

The present administration has only
been In power q little over seven months
but in that time three notable events
have taken place, which place
the administration In direct opposition
to protecting American industries. the
first action wiped out the ship building
industry, and sent John Roach into
bankruptcy, throwing over two thou
sand hands out OF work at one swoop,
from Whitney and his man Garland.
As consequence all the shipysrds at
which the government had ships In
course OF construction are closed. The
government needs ships, but American
ship builders are afraid to contract with
the government, while men like Whit
ney and Garland stand ready to annu
contracts at their own sweet will. L
the government gets ships built now,
looks rs II the work would have to b.
done In English shipyards and b!
English workmen.
The second blow struck at American
industries was by Postmaster. Genera
Villas, in refusing the Con zress gratult.
to American steamers carrying tn
mail to Australia and the East Indies
This Of course stopped the speedy maj
service to this country, and destroys
| the margin OF profit these vessels had
l and will drive them to other route
/ which will pay them better. rht, ne
] only stops the quick delivery OF th
mail 10 and from those foreign countries
but stops the fast increasing trade tina
| will now fall to British vessels-
Another blow at An honest, legitim n
business was that aimed at the BE
Telephone service OF the country b
Attorney General Garland, who wante
to set up the Pan Electric Telephor
In which he has 81, 500, 900 worth
stock in Its place.
As this is called Democratic refor1
administration, these three incidents
peculiar manner mark the kind OF r
form it would adopt and carry out
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
Collision en- the Rail.

About o'clock Last evening the
south bound train on the Della
ware Railroad, which leaves this city
At 8. Is p. m, collided a,Porter's station
with the north. bound train due in this
city at 1872, ma hingi the cylinder Of
engine No. 20, which was drawing the
latter train. No one WAS hurt, and tbs
only damage sustained was that NAMED
above,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
Eepunrn A Cos

cloak department is now open with an
entire new line Of ladies', mi.ses' and
children's latest styles OF claaks and
wraps. Everything new:
Not a single garment from last
seAson shown, aud are from the eele
bratsd house whose goods they have
been selling for several seasons. Gas
Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
OF THE
BOG Market St.

wv uOt NSl OS'i
Occurs on Friday, October(
9th, at which time we oferl
for public inspection the|
largest, most complete stock
Of Dry Goods ever shown
under one root in this city,|
our stock being fully 5 times
as large as years ago. Every
department is filed with
seasonable goods. Buying
the entire stock Of Russell &
E m m o n S, Of Bridgeport,
Conn. we have moved it here.
We have a large surplus OF
many goods that must be
converted into money at
once. To effect this end,
goods will be sold at prices
you cannot resist. Silks
from IS cents to $500 a
yard of well known and re-
liable makes.
Velvets from the cheapest
Ito $500 a yard. Dress
Goods to please any one in
quality and price. An end
less variety of Buttons and
Trimmings, Ribbons, Small
Wares, Laces, Embroideries,
Handkerchiefs, Kid or Fa-
brio Gloves, Underwear and
6 Hosiery for Gents, Ladies
and Children in all qualities
Corsete, Muslins, Flanneis
: Housekeeping Goods. Lin
; ems and Blankets were neve
= as cheap as our presen
!, prices, New Fall Wrap
received every day. 1adie
looking for Dry Goods Wi
. find Russell's Bee Hive ur
4 der the present managemer
- more popular than ever, an
If will constantly find Mr.. /
Ia looking after their interes
a. Thanking the public for i
W past favors we hope by tal
ID honest dealing to merit tt
IL. contir uarce OF your patron
% age.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
Hanging she Yfre Alarm.

The superintendent OF the hre s;arm
telegraph gives notice mat boxee Nee:
Is and IS, which have been cbahsed
from eight rounds TO fonf arc now IN
service again, and that Nos. ana ~
will be out of service for Few cayt
while being changed. On Monday =,
and at 4.45 p. m, No. 80.