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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06
Eczema !

for tho g.. nett 81 SUFFERING humanity. un !
~ heartfelt pratiif5a "a thc womb rrul result
deem u only my duty 10 giE" This uu-t44tI
lrd testimony ia iitDr ~ rWitt'H ftrclLr.
NJ wife las heeu afflicted with trrnditm5
ErZt ma pr salt HhnUW from d.. lHf EnrA al
has increased in intensity. With cach eutrrftis
ing year, ana being tolnt ~ iat sklllfs' ia mol
iclnciny~rlf. tticd ctcF} rrsua3yl cpu'Gthink
Of for year, &uraaparIlit combined with
every form OF P0taS.i4i. - uFir4tH.N liII@ Of
every Kind. but fhc5 only gave temporary re-
lief. During the spring 81 1855 ADr tower oa-
trcinit .cs bcc9ine a1 lnbanrd and some tI1t
~hr was obliged 90 hnrp thcfu constantly
coated WIN u t"kefetAn" 81 l.Ei.t 3 i#ifH,
mixed vet AMI allowed ~ dry rH. Among
other itinps, sh" wa. afiuctcl with IL periodic
cal urNDuS headache, occurring pa HIuHg
cycry Sven days, srmetfmcs iaHnfsrf Us in
her life became a burden ~ her.
This spring Determined She should tHtr q.
=. II. and follow strictly thr direction IA tr-
Gard - dose. dot, tfc. Z bt@ Wa# about snktB
weeks ago. After taking the first largo bottle
the dlcH~e seemed to increase: the DuFuiur,
itching ana inflammation D. C3tIno HHiuHrHNiU.
ste. however. pcrs"Ncrcl iu the use oi the
medicine. After taking tbo Fr nn1 ttpt tlo the
Inflammation hogan 10 ~4itH-tHE. After the
sore Spots arIcn M hna futW.1 Wh te ANA
~cAiy. ana finally Sic brushed fB"ta of ia au
impalpabc white powder rcF. ntitiih.vI,ffIe -Af.
She D. now takiHg tho riath bot H.. three
tablespoonful four tiHIrs daily. Every APP
pearance Of the diacaae hG. gone, and her
flesh - becoming soft H bite ana smooth
again aud what il more, her periodical
headaches have disappeared, 8nl shc i5 now.
Ht % years uf ace. enjoy ing the only good
health She has known Tor upwards nt ~ years.
No wonder she declares with emphasis that
iirncs ifg weight in gpii.
Auy further information cguef rning b"F
case win be chccrfiiiy given u.s. herself ht
hcr residence, ~ |uiiett street " ~ rae.
JOHN =. BRADLEY.
- Gr.swold st
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06

The Hon. Joseph ID. Atkins, n
prominent planter Of Louisiana, i'll
speaking To reporter of the New
York Mail and Express of the con
ditlon Of labor in his state, said: at
never has been so easy since the
war to obtain labor Negroes from
Georgia, South Carolina and Ala
bama flock TO Louisiana. They
either work as day laborcrS or rent
land ut SO much per acre. never
saw the negroes doing SO well, and
some of them are getting rich. |
had one colored. man and his family
of two who cleared 5000 last year
on cotton. The colored people un-
ders!and RAISING r,t ION and ar 50
tIo'ou. lily acr,,na,rd - rich 1pi-
ton lands that the white iaoorvra
cannot compete with them They
are not cheated now out of what
they make by the white people
Indeed, they are shrewd Traders
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06
PALATKA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
hanks.


LNIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PALATKA
Il successors to VIM. j. Vinegar X 60. A
general banking business transacted. Front
street.
Dry Goods.
DEyEREUx, BOGERO & son, CORNER
I)Iemon ana Water Streets, carry ut all
times fun stock of Dry Goods, Clothing
Hats. Shoes, etc. Also deal extensively IN
Groceries of every description.
T JACOBSON, LEMON STREET, DEALS
exclusively in staple and fancy Dry Goods
Books and stationery.
Il c. COCHRANE, AT MASONIC BUILD
L .ing on Lemon Street, wholesale ana re-
tail dealer III Books, Stationery, Flori,at Curl
ositics, Maps, etc.
groceries and Communication
NERTREES s. co, WATER STREET, COM
' mission merchants, and wholesale dealers
iii Hay tram. Fertilizers, etc
A NJ. HAUGHTON & BRO, GRIFFINrS
~. block, Water street, wholesale and re-
tail dealers in groceries.
DKEW. II, H., & GARDNER, NEAR FLORI-
Ida Southern depot, wholesale and retail
dealers i'll Hay, Grain, Fertilizers, etc.
Hardware Etc.
II T. LANE, WATER STREET. DEALER;
uishing goods, building material; plumbing,
thinning, etc.
Architects.
IT J.. CAMPBELL, GRIFFGN'S BLOCK.
Il 4 sarchtcct and civil engineer.
IA u@ical Instruments and
sewing Mae Chimes
q f. SUGZNER, LEMON STREET. DEAL
S.er in Musical instruments and Sewing
Drugs and NIcdIeInc-.
DUTNAM PHARMACY, CORNER REID Il
1 Front Streets, Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Ar
tIcleS, etc
4 CkERMAN Il JACKSON, CORNER LEM
IAon and Front streets. Fun line Drugs and
Medicines.
FsNIE MORAGNE PHARMACY. CORNER
4 Lemon ana Front Streets. Established 1856
Prosecutions carefully compounded tIAy
Beet. Fish, Etc.
W.MANN, LEMON STREET, OLDEST
IA beef market in the city Orders filled
promptly.
w B. CROSS. WATER STREET, BEEF,
W Mutton, Fish, etc.
EurnIturc, Etc.
- l.. LILIENTHAL, CORN Err WATER y
ID sReid Streets. Wholesale and retail dealer
i'll furniture, house furnishing goods, etc.
Bakers.
- j. GROOMS, LEMON STREET, NEXT To
- .Opera House Fancy and Family Grocer
les and Bakery.
UndertaI>er--
- s MOONEY, LAUREL NIttTET, DN-
Ie.dcrtakcr and embalmcr-
NIi-s.eIaneoI.
rgNnE PAIATKA INSURAN + AGENCY
4 over three hundred millions oital, repre-
scented and correspondent with rkins Hill
lard, Manager.
IOHN RAMSAUR, FRONTS EFT, ONLY
- st&bles-in the city: prices modc. .tte.
ID CUNNEELY, WATER STREET.. FINE
L Wines Liquors, etc. BiiIiar- nj bowling
ParlOrs.
HARRY HEATH, LEMON STREET
L Matchmaker and eugrJNer
| II. MERGYDAY. CORNER OK AND
- Fourth streets. House and sign inter.
I L. CONOVEIi, AiETESIaN WILL. 20.
- Box. ~.
WEBB " NICHOLS, READ estate a-~ents.
w Harris buiisiing, Water Street
.~fALH0UN, GILLIS Y CALHOUN. LFasON
1Sneet, Insurance agents; represent only
trst-ClaSS companies.
I MEYER, WATER STREET, DEAlGl: IN
APaints. Oil. Ladders. etc.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06

Sold by all druggists.
treats on Hood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
Drawer 3, Atl2alta, Ga.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06
Savannah, Florida 4 western ~,
waycro-s Short Kline.

Al trains al this road are run 10y Central
GDihD Meridian time, which is 81: minutes
slower than .iicii>nIty lille time.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06

I'm aud aft"s SUNDAY. MAY 3. -. Ft,s-
/ - st'hg"r Trains viii leave aU3 srtivt "a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06

Hctroli, Mich, 5fay 10. 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15

by Samuel J. Tilden. There were some extras and
trimmings to suit the pecuiaries Of the present tme
said Mr. Luy, but the ground plan was that adopted
in Tdens campaign for the Presidency. We were tw"
to five days ahead OF the Republican Committee Ia both
years every point scored In the campaign When tho
Republican National Committee cropping around In
the dark last william t. smith and the Democratic
STATE Committee had the returns all In from every
county in the State and knew just how things stood aud
Just what must done. There chance to catch
mapping. We had tho other fellows sound asleep.
There IA no doubt that the organization which I'll lens
work or the present Democratic organization. lie went
into every school district the country with the details
OF his movement the Presidency and created an army
OF workers which had not before existed but on which
Republican defeat has failure TO attend to the
details OF organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
, srogy aEOrr TCrILOUGH

UJshiBqioa OTisspOadsace Of The ClstftGnd LeRdt.
Wien ne was here sercrdl years ago lie t0id iunny
ltile ucdcnt which had occurred daring his acting NJ
Richmond lust before he here The stoiy hS peon
puhisucd bat Is forgotten now. The Lady OF Lyons
was the play, and among the players was hlhhicu
amateur Who had the stage on the brain ana hiu y us
She lore pa ssou L. taers and threw hFe ana teIIot
into her scenes which both amused aid eActteu quo
audience At times she fell from the sublime 10 TUG
ridcuous and where Cidrie MciiOfs. IN tue shape or
MrtmIlougl, was describing his place on the Lake OF
Como repeating those tcHdOrcst words OF Bulwrr, ue
mailcns BOSOM to boaye. her eyes 10 w WIN
fire and when he closed VITA tho tender sentenceI
Prlthee love dOst Ike the picture 8 she threw hets"
INFO Mr(loughs arms. Crying OUT IN tones OF sulcrI
five affection Oh-h I'M. C-lad lingering sweet
ness long drawn out she then collapsed IKE Uio',.
ana hung as Mccullough said, like porous p'asri \"
his fOriu a.. A.. ,oo collerv I'm
Al THIS moment dlSglsttd new'h0y 10 tne g,eT ,s
the Same tones I'm which she had uttcre' u,t la"
exclamation, howled ou oh h h-h stu sl. ,V"rp1
The nous, came down The and,eace fOaied' no",ea
and hnOI.I again. Mccullough burst iulo u'' ~
and nearly drOrprd the love sick inlileh Lns
giri however showed no ssu ~ laughter. sho e"r.sa
6"t nar mart bIt tho next mpneut WIN OttNSS.ns
o -, tr.t her fingers int McCuOushs uIlr AZ lne
81 ory from the audience. AMI pulling Oulch elIy
% y thr root hl,-ed Ia hS ear, How "fe you ilusu:
is -, nat yuls4r ronaril" The plin ia us hoh.
r,"ht the tears to his eyes. and Mccullough fesmco
hI. art In the scene or toNc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
4 FYyEYYAR.OBD PRFi CHER.

from The CdytersDtlie lGdl american. .
While in Atairsyiiie recently saw something thai
struck me as very UNUSUAL and strange. Quito party Of
gentlemen were eittng around the stove In Bi3o &
ElrOd', store WHOM little boy about i've years Old
entered He uietUokinS little fellow and there
was Ia peculiar expression on his face. can't you
prea oh Claude q asted OF the party. IL
seemed tnat no was used to that and without any
heslt alton he placed chair for pulpit, took tNo tlo
books that We're harmed him aud pulled OF his hat for
business Before saying Wud he kbcIt ny bis chair IN
secret prayer for moment He then arose aud after
looking carefully through OF the little books lo
announced the numter OF his hymn. gave II out in
language that lisping and har, Ia understand. amt
then SAM IL through all alone. He tbcn kuclt again ~
his chair and prayed-tbis time aloud-but ID words
that no one cond understand. He tOoa text from ono
OF his books and eight ten minutes he prcacbsd
with much and spirit The little audienco
was profoundly quiet and not a smile lifted over any
face. .,
TO me It was peculiarly solemn scene. There was
strange light IN the little fellows and peculiar
glow on his face he preached. lie scarcely as
hyh as the chair behind which he stood and ct lac WAS
rUur and easy IN his manners sat there watching
hn and wondering what mysterious POWER was moving
him. His CHILD voice rang ont In way that sled tue
crowd Z loafers INTO solemn and alnost Painful
silence. We could catch tie meaning OF Ills BABY
words that broken and lispins but We could $40
the fash ~ hts black AMI feel the power OF Ills
urcseuco. When bis was done he sang song,
tnnk up n collection reeeiIts 10 cents, ennonncod
sery Ice The evening and went out quietly as ne
came learned that the scone was no uncommon one
aud that he sometimes navel his audience to tears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
A CLEVER BBIT.

Tftu The IUFF JrFrfs fFNlTfN1
ludicrOu, iuctieat Occdrre nc "a rabbit hunt neat
Iohekus n. j., on Saturday. Tie hound started tht
cottnnul. n Iiere OF short brush on SIDE blli.
Ths hunter could the at great distance,
and soon saws the rabbit making circle. As no came
Ont frnm me brush re seen 10 stop suddenly, oo
rushed tho hound and he lowered hs head 10 seze
tie ttle a,aal the rabbit gave sTng 90 one SID aud
the dog doubled up like ball. Wuen lie was letting
himself out the rabbit making time on the BACK
track Tn, hound Ia fu pursuit again. but tue
rabbit lead dog where two sap!ugs grcw Close
together old root lie thcn stopped as before
and waited until the dog almost upon hiin when hd
Leaned between the two sapu.s, while the dog
ATTEMPTED 10 follow But heiC was barely room for the
rabbt and the honi caught between the crotch an4
BADLY injured. The rabbit turned aud looked at bis
enemy a minuts aud SOON los. in the thlcke Tug
DO, started Immediately for homo, and 90 anot ut OF
coIxng could induce hlm 10 continue the hunt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
7 HDR lost.

From me BT0ckigG AGgdZtnt
The following incident Is authOritaiyely told OF New
York merchant residing HancOek-st, In Brooklyn.
Although gentiemun OF comfortable ineans the iner-
chant has frequently economical fits Desiring TO sur
prise his vito upon her return from tue country, Mr.
concluded to undertake the task OF vanishing ILLS dining
ROOM which had lost some Of It's lustre. Atr deyOtag
some little time to searchDg fer pot OF yarnish which
had been used previous occasions, the merchants
coatess and with rolledup sleeves. began the Io6.
which, after labor OF over eight hours, he finished to
his entire satisfaction.
The following morning he rose early and his first mis-
sion was examine his work Greatly TO his surprise no
found NJ on entering the room, that the yarnIs mad
not dried particle, although both doors and windows
had been left OPEN closer examination disclosed the
fact that unfortunately no had found tho pot OF
varnlsr had actually Vanished his entire dining
room with Dtnpe Strap! This Is true incident IN which
the facts arc exactly as hero related
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
LAMAR MISTAKEN FOR "BEy" BUTLER.

Warrington JtOOe-DeLt0cfd.
One OF Secretary Lamars characteristics Ia sympathy
for nebratcs. This kind of philanthropy however bag
It's drawbacks. The other day individual tottere0
into a sreet-car where the secretary riding. The
first tsing he did to throw a dollar through the
opening the door by and by the driver passed
bs.k the change done up Ia q little package. The
drunken man showed 1t In his pocket Pretty coon
the driver opened tho door and called out sharply:
Put in your faIe" Tue drunken stared. but dds
moyo. People began TO litter. Never mind" said
Mr.. Lamar. looking benevOlently at the befogged pas
sengcr I'll fix for yOu and he stepped up and put
nickel ia the box The situation III misty but the
drunken recognized that IN way the Secretary
had done him friendly act. He extended his hand, and
Mr.. Lamar shook IT, saying. =" That's all right"
The drunken gazed steadily and earnestly at his
beuefaciOr for nearly FIVE minutes. Then broad grin
spread over his face he reached out hs hand and sad
How dye d.. General Buter thought know'd yer;
lit with yer at New Orleans"
Mr. Lamar accepted the hand again. but with less
suavity. al kno~d yer" continued the drunken man,
aud he kept grinnng while people began to smoker
You don't think he takes me for Ben Bnter. do
you I" ASKED Mr. Lamar. Rather painfully ola friead
who sat beside him. The Secretary wasn't left long In
doubt for after another hard look the drunken man
degtecy pointed to his left optic and broke out with
Got yer eye fixed since we was at ne"-oreans hAh's
yer r. 80
Mr. Lamar dropped ont at the next corner. with an
effort to look responsive TO the smiles which followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
MELTING 4 RAMPS HEART WITH KINDNESS
IrOnn The -tfiGptO Co'sf'pfi0n.
Il. Inn anf a "a a md

TIC IIW NIUIITJt'I WI FVNFTF NV0ttFrV "HV
riug tho duurbrl and asked the servant VINO sNc red
Tor something She stated tnat she would sum
mon her mistress The latter appeared aud found
the tramp grazing the narrow border OF grass Which
lined the flower beds OF the front ard.
Why what are you DOING" she asked.
"rm bun ,Iy. mum, for amt had nothn 10 eat fos
three days"
But do you eat grdssf"
"Yes'm, when aiut rot nOthin' else -.
"PoOr fellow, yuU must bc hungry Can heip your
"Yesm you c0uld. IL yOu'd give me something TO eat
The grass Is mighty short down there" $3.50 80
Will help him. remarked the sympathetic little wig
to the servant each wiped tear from her eyes. amt
continuing, said: , ~,
Jane, take the poor fellow III Tue DHk yatu-tns
grass is go much taller thsre."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
GETTIyG EvEY WITH PHTELfPS BROOKS
HoD Tie EOst0n 1SGCstteT

| suppose II any one was 10 ASK w nO 10 w
biggest ,an In Boston !" tho UNIVERSAL answer W
he " phlllIps Brooks the biggest man mentai.
morally and physically. Few however. ever experience
h. Size Dy beiug alone In tho with him IL Il be-
iittlinr cxpcrirnce. The Home JC7rdi says well.
Luuyu Kustou husiue-s once had occasion 10 cali
upon him aud shown into his study. On the en-
trance OF Mr. his height and overpowcrig large
ne,s ouite oyercamc his caller WHO was something or
wag With no waste OF words tho clergyman went di-
however whou his caller put his hand beside nus mouth
ami laurhlnpy called out, Wait one moment, SIR
i,y,v Insist ON platform OF equality, upon which ho
mnnrd into chair aud retained his station during the
ont ire lutCry.gw,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
CURRENT ANECDOTES.
BIBLE REVISION.

TTom the B06f0n Rfc0Td,
Perhaps the revision OF the Billie unnecessary
after all Tho historian Is inpeed TO this reflection ~
a sage remark which uttered IN his hearing In Z
street che other day. On the opposite side OF the
two women, who were talking rathor loudly.
SAID one:
Did you know Sarah had had another lot of money
left her by her cousins will Z"
Law mer' exclaimed the other. " the Bible never
said truer word than them that has, gts!"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
CataYrh

compla,nt which Affects nearly everybody. more orie~
,torrnaes In Impure bod and IA sgSravte oy taSlns
GOLD plsagreeablc dow from the 10 e 'e Ing !" VOC
.,ro, oaan,iys breath in aud between TIC eyes,
nqv anc bursting noises In therals aie tie more eommoa
r,ntom, Catarrh Ia cured by Hoods SarsapaIla which
Les directly the by removing AL impurities ITO"
tho blood al, q.
oou after beg take oots Saisp aria the easara
,nlod me less ,nd after taxing three bottles was ca
tirey cared" JANE LnmDeFton Clinoa county ohn
have t,Ion oots >srsparlla 'or ca:arh and thinE
ma. ans nc great cea OF COED recommend 70 ell "fa'
en- nav roach hoods paria Las en worth everything
,ome" ICraxg D. ROBBINS. East taonp ion. It.
Hoods SaYsaparilia
nj, NV all ar,y,ls,, ST. SIX tor S. Prepared ~
CT HOOD & %. ApothccarieA lowell Ma'A
100 Doses One Dollar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24
Houston News Notes.

Houston, April 23.-,SpeciaLl-The
State Mediea association adjourned
this afternoon to meet next year At Dali
las. There were los physicians IN atten-
dance. The new officers are:
Prosldent-A. p. Booton, OF sulphur
Springs.
First Vice President-R. Rutherford,
of Houston.
Second INSTRUMENTATION +. Isles,
OF Gonzales.
Third vice-President Sam II. Bur.
roughs,
Sscretary--Dr. Burt, Of Austin.
Treasurer j. Laredou, OF Houston,
The acknowledgement association
WAS made branch oil tho state associa-
ton.
OF retiring President Gheut was an able
effort A grand bali Is being given at
Armory hall tonight.
Several boxes Of Johnson,s dead shot
poison were thrown in pond near the
city aud several fine COWS died and
many others and several horses are
| sick.
Yesterday, Preston Smith. n negro,
got - years for rape.
Military day during the SWngertest
will be a popular feature. Four COM
panies have entered for prizes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

of $4,000. Twenty-Five other buildings
were more or less damaged by heat
and water.
CRooKEDNEsS AT FORT WORTH.
FORT WORTH, April 2S.--lSpecial.l II
An alarm of hre was sounded from box
q about ll:45 tonight, repeating seven
or eight times. An Investigation showed
that some skilled electrician had tam
pered with the box, producing the re.
suit. The ringing OF the bell
could not be stopped until the
plate covering the machinery was taken
OIL. Chief Matkin was warned two
weeks ago that parties were plotting the
scheme and told he alderman, who told
him to quietly await developments. The
guilty parties are known. The house
burned was small and unoccupied. Not
a drop of water was to had, but the ex.
tlnguisher put out the tire.
RAILROAD SHOPS AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, April -, The extensive
shops OF the Louisville Il Nashville
railroad, on Eleventh and Delaware
streets. are burning and II is though
they will ge totally destroyed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24
Capi,al CITY So,,s

AUSTIN, April a. Special Tho
comptroller paid in $is,572 to available
school fund to-day.
Thus Ear 80 counties, due the state on
the Josh, interest on borrowed school
money, have failed 10 come up TO the
scratch, some of thOm alleging M an OK
cuso the rXteus.oA OF time In which to
forco collection OF taxes. Ont OF the
whole number borrowing money only
10 have paid the interest duo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24
SUPPLEMENTARY STORM NEWS.
The calamity AT medicine Lodge.


WICHITA, KS, April 23.-The Daily
Eagles special from Medicine Lodge
gives additional details OF the awful
calamity Of Monday night. The
search for bodies was continued
early yesterday morning among tho
drift piles and along the bottom for
miles.
The remaining bodies OF the Maddox
family we're found, the mother and two
children, making six recovered at that
point. Maddox himself and two Of his
children escaped
Jenny Gibbs hoby WIS also rocov-
cred.
The body of young man by
| tho name of Smith was also found, but
the campers only knew him by this
name and the survivors do not
know where he was from.
Four of the Paddock family have
been found all the children. The
father and mother arc still miss
| ing.
Frank Shipler's wlfo and child, whom
he loft on the roof Of his drifting house
have not been found or heard from,
Ten bodies had been recovered at the
Lodge and four above town at the time
OF writing the above dispatch, making
] IL In all.