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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
.gsttr ball IebcnOi9.

% stsst gar pisIs Yldnnsr uuS Srausu, psIds-s,m Gus
itonS siusn neusu Samsu gu ssbeH-uur bolb Isbsnsis
limb. Sas iOa bsjsitusn, eaB is islteu. wsnu ~abrbaupt
it, 9ppstit bubeu. baB fe neruSs. idpad. Iauueubait uno
pom uuSdbigsu tleiueH Sdmerseu seplagt limb Sesens
hbsr robuiter, lbsrir6meneer sebsnstraft inns tie bios
Sweree. Solbe Yerionen piegen germ ,u meei,tnireu une
psridliuseu TN Sauie eeS Sabres cine Wtenae ArSHeitoiie,
bic ~ssuisene pdrsu, UNI cine apoibete eep6bnIi6,r er0be
ausSuitattsu. Selbitperitdnelid p~srettslt eits ben 3wed,
itatt tbn gu ioreeru. ndmltd bic SSieoerberlteuuus her 9es
iuuebeit une Srait. &euu ne in Der nte periaaeneen
Guele Der Ssbenstrait Sofetter's Wageubittss
NJ, earrdd iuGen woaten, pie gang aueers wiree ibr
Ssfinesn ietul Damn wiree ibr ssidpddtsr S0rpsr ueus
8iittstett, ibre abeeSsbrten 8ausen bic glutb Der esiuaes
belt pisosr s~rloussn, ibr Sitterueer, uniiderer sang wiree
felt uuo slaitiiA, Ter Nppttit, isner mddtieits auSr Saus
cen, wilree Ssidmad gu Ger tdsltheu Spsiit, unb pdrs lie
nod 10 arob, Bebeu une erqutdenoer Sd!ai wIres bic Auis
gaben hes Ga9ss tr6neu. ".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
Su 9anS uub an @aiier. braussn al

5u 2ano unb III @afier, brauBsn auf
Der Yrdrie o6er in Der sebrdnsten Stabt,
iiberGa iino Myers 9iuen bas bette Wittel
ben llnterIeib gu reinisen, iiberau elei6
bequem, wiifiam unb sefabrlos. Gle finb
elm wirfiamss Mietel fir trdse @ebarme,
cine untbdtise 2eber, ;1nuerbauli6teit, wis
brisen atbem, BIdbunsen unb fir &opfs
peb. bas bur4 i9lsdte gsrbauuus berbeis
sefibrt 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
limb MN bat and bic 0isnitmab9sn be

S9winbel ersriffen. Sn Sarrptopn, benz
reisenben Sommerort nm Subion : SluB,
ertldrten fi9 sweiunbspansis Der Damsn
POM Seien unb BratipieB NIT ibreu 2Obnsn,
bic iid auf 81 bis IS per @o9e bslaufen,
un,ufrisben, unb als iie BET ibren @sbistss
rinnsn fein ssneistes DIR fanSen, uabmsu
ie ben nd9iten 3us mad gtsp Yort. 9a
iett bic Sommerbotels unb Saospldss err
Oifust psrben, balten fe bic 8eit fir sinsn
Streit GuBerit gelegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
y u nteS MIIerlet.
8ertb Der 3micbeI. Mannisfad 1T 81

8ertb Der 3picbel. Mannisfad 1T Be,
@ebraud Der 3pisbel.. sic bisnt nidt nur
CUR GrbDbuns bes WobIseidmads, ionbern
aud ais 9siImittel. @ebafte iSuiebel,
auf 8utterbrob seftriden, befOrbsrt bic Ser,
bauuns unb treibt Wirmsr ab. 8piebels
iaft, auf Snietteniti9e sslest, bsnimmt Be-
rem S9dbIi9teit; NIT giiis untermii9t,
ftiat es has beftisfte RaienbIutsu. 0on Elm.
amber sei&nittene 5uiebeIn, In Qi6e zebra,
ten, auf abieefe selest, brinsen bieieIbsn
i9usu CUR &eife.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
auf Dem StsiubaM, !Sof pom $. Maye

auf Dem Stsiubau'! Suf pom $. Mapsl
& Con In q art, 81. s. ~Iieferte bic
6irma ben Irbeitsrn bisber tdsIi5 Elm
YintSter. 9a bic Grbsitsr ii9 iiber
ni9ts ionit su betlassn batten, unb NIT 26b.
men uno arbeitsSeit sufrieben warsn, absr
bod bic berridenbe Strsifmobe mitmadsn
MOLTEN, 10 ftanSen fie aus fir @rbObuns
Der liberation auf elm Quart. limb fe
erbieIten iie, na9bem ie einsn Gag arbeits.
lobn u~erloren batten, fir ben fie fid minbe.
items go Yint Bier bdtten taufsn tonnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
gus Belaien brinst bas Rabel Meittbei.

lunsen iiber einen neuen tumuItarii9en
Streif. Ser in @esraSsbsrsen in 8 If
5lanbern aussebro9ene Streit Der II 3 r.
m q d er sreift UNI ii9 unb brobt ernits 8srs
bdltniie an3unebmen. Seritdrtunsen Der
@enbarmen iinb sinberufen worben. Die
Streifer perrammslten bic 8riifsn iiber ben
0enber unb sriffen, bur9 Sruitusbrsn ses
bedt, bic @subarmeu nit Steinen an.
SdIieBIi9 purben is absr in bic Sludt ses
triebsn unb Elm GROCER Sbsil uOu ibneu wu1s
be perbaftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
an bic @eSaitiuu! gielsa Sbrer 9eis,

mag ss pon 8ortbsil fem, Elm 10 porsis.
li9es Ssilmittel wie vOr. SonsS' 8sb
glouer Comic" 1T, fennen 81 Iernsn. 9ass
lsIbe wirtt auBerorbsntlid wobltbatis bel
alien 9sbers, Massns unb Nisrsns9 ei9pers
ben unb erweiit fi9 ais uniibertrefli6 Bel
9pipepiia unb alien Don Sisbsrn u. bsl.
bsrribrsnbsn S9wS9en. gs III ein pols
tommenes Stdrtemittsl, Elm Nppstitsrressr
8lutreiniser unb elm i9erwirtsnbss MitteI
BET 6iebern. 9reis so Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
Gin MibperitdnSHib. @dbrenb cine

9erbanbIuus Dor benz SdSffenseridt IN
9sip3is e~reisaete ii6 fOIsenber auf BirtIi3s
teit berubenber Suu: Der S~oriitenbe re:
bet ben sbsu in ben Sual einsetretensn 3eus
gen NIT ~sinSrinsli9en Wortsn an, bic reis
ne @abrbeit su iasen. Eros Der auffors
beruns uerpidelt ii9 Der 8euse in @ibers
pride. Oils i'm Der YrdfiSeut i6lissli9
nit ben @orten anbsrri9t: y9sbsn sic
nit Der @abrbsit beraas!" ba-uerlast Der
Seuse ben Saal. aasemeine Setterfeit
ibsr bas WiBusrftdnbniB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
Sutfeu, abwedieluS NIT Reudeu unb Wie.

Shffen, abwe6ielno nit Seuden unb Nies
len wirS in allen Ofientlibeu 9ldsen seb0rt
Sober ioIte bas Seilmittel fennsn: IS III Sales
Sonep Of Sorsbouub au6 Gar, elm iofortises
Seilmittel sesen aue 9unsenbei9werSen. gu
perfaufen bel alien Srassiten, 25c., soc. unb 81.
GIsrn's sGivsfeieife, BELT unO peri&Snert, CSC.
@irs Saars u. S~artfarEe, i&warJ Il. braun, soc.
sites 8a5niSmsrJeutrppfeR beiten In 1 Win. 25e.
German Corn stc;npoer, t5ftst S19ueraussrs
Errt6euEan, I.i. 10. 25e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18

Die Mnsfubr BON 8aaren, &Obmaterial
unb Yrobuttsn aus ben Ser. Staaten be-
lief fi9 in ben IL Ronatsn Bis 81. Mdrs
b. s. auf 1865. 955. $50, b. 3. auf $77,s
s34,093 weniser, als in ben porbsrsesans
senen II Wonaten, bic @tnfur auf
1914, IT'S, 1910, elm Ibfaa BON $ls, $780,
OILS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
eeds ainSer in siuem Sabre, bas ii

Seds Sinner in einem Sabre, bas III
wobl elm Slid, psl9ss bis istt ni9t mans
dem @lternpaar bei6ieben sepelenieiu mag,
unS Der Batter = Siesmal lit ss Der Sases
lSbnsr Nauiad in Nisa Bel 86ln - birfte
NIT &edt ausserufen babeu: Serr bore auf
nit Osinem Sessn! Dor aebn Wonaten
Ieste Der Stor9 benz armsn Wanne bret
SprSBlinse. in bic @iese, bann bra9te ct
ibm absrmals 0riainse ms 9aus, Swsi
Wib9en uno einen 8Ibsn. Die Mutter
Der 0oppsl. 9riliuse unb bic SinSer befins
ben ii9 wobl. @ie ss benz Gater 81 Mus
the 1T, bas fam Der 2eier ii5 benfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
Ser YrGiioent bat felt benz gesinn be

Oct Pralloent pat lett BEN Se9tnr1 Der
gorsrsBiisunsen benz Senat 2156 Nomis
nationen einsei6idt, BON peI9en bisber nur
feds peruorfen pnrben iinb. Sin Ser
slei6 Der beiben 3iffsrn benefit ni6t grade,
oaB bic anuabue Der gbmunbs'i9eu 8eios
lutionen einen nenuenspertben gtnfluB auf
oas tbatiddli6eu 8orssben Der oben se:
nannten lesislatiuen G6rperi3aft ausseibt
bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
Sn ct. angufine, Sla., pirb sesens

pdrtis 6as srOBte Sotslbss Sibsns sebaut.
IS wirb 600 bel 400 SUB sroB fem unb
81, 900 900 toften. Die gauart iol bic
maurii9e fem unb nd9iten @intsr i6on
iOu bas 9otel benz Ssrtebre ibsrssbsn psrs
ben. SIM innern 9of wirb elm 9artsn nit
Sprinsbrunnen anselsst, unb auf elmer
Settle bss 0a9es wirb cine Sranserie ses
pflan5t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
S6mobI Idon bieI itber bic Notbuen

bisteit elmer bIutreinissnbsn Wibisin &c.
iast porSen 1T, 10 bat es bod utelei9t ME
oeine aufmertiamfeit auf ii9 sssosen.
0enteett baran! @snn bu burt
bic 8erpenbuns GINGER Slaiden ayer's
Sariapariaa bas rlsbel Der Stropbeln pers
meibsn unS cine ssiunbe Contribution aui
eeine 0a4tommeni6aft iibertrasen tannit,
10 barfit bu unS fir bieien 6inpeis banteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
Sn Selena, arfanias, bat Der Slug be.

reits einen boberen Stanb uie ben bS9ften
bes Subres 1882 erreidt unb fdbrt fort, our
State BON 6 sou in "a Stunben su iteisen.
SIM Slurtbale baben ii9 bic 8epcbner i9on
ieit elmer Wo9e auf cine tlsberidwemmlns
uorbereitst, 10 baB fir ben 5aa bss gintrittS
elmer iol9sn Der S9aSsn elm ni9t 10 GROCER
iein wirb, pte unter anbsrsn l%lmitdn6en gu
erparten ftGn6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18

Sd bate mir cine beftise grfdltans
3use3csen, bic ii6 in ben S5uItern fefs
ieste, beri9tet 9err Sen. 8. so. Wrisbt,
grdfioent Der 9anbelsfammsr in louisville,
&p. Na9bem i9 ct. Satobs Del anses
wanbt bate, mar i'd IN einisen Stun6sn
uOQtdnbia berseitelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
gertiIguua Der Gaupeunetter. Sea

Wertllgang Der Eanpenneiter. Wsan
nimmt cine lei6t gu bantirenbe Stanse,
ipaltet bieielbe am ipiten Gnbe, brinst in
ben Spalt cine S9pefeIiGnitte, siinbet bieie
an unb fdbrt inter ben Nefsrn Der. Inter
3ii9en fallen bic &aupen II ben Ne item
3ur @rbe, unb IS tarn elm Wann an einem
Gag ieinen san5en 8aumsarten BON bieien
i96bli6en Sbieren reiuieen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
Stets iinb bei allen rlnorbnunaeu me-

Stels llll6 bel aaen Hnor6nunsen naeis
mes Masens bic beriibmten Or. Gusuit
ROni9's hamburger Eropfsn bas 8eite se.
weien, wel6ss i'd ismaIs ssbrau9t babe
unb fam i6 bic anwenbuns bisisr Eropfen
auf's anseleseutli9ite su~1pfeblsu. - Mars
tin 9rimmer, wObnbaft I'M ReIrOie EOpns
flip, Sus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-18
Nidtaae Snoianer iinb Gaulenser. 0is

fE"V UH""H0SFF -
auf Der Gourt b'SreiIIess Deterioration am
oberen Chippewa baben udbrenb bss pers
foiienen Winters IS, 1000 600 SUB SoIss
itdmme sebauen unb an ben Slug ssbra9t,
anb it5 bamit elm idOnes Stit @sIb per:
bient.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-30

Min TINS tssue Fu N'~- i -'ses
IN. the hands o' eyv grnfl-'ii
4 scint -toes o'otaag ee"r'-e1
" we'll lrmvr ,rH so'5'o-"'I
,i.i,cu.. a.. ,a.yna~~. II, .o-.t'er
with us ,o.tv.t ma a-e.."sr tor'
orty. ii, qs-.a. .s.o.o."en' Of
,bf Sam, Ia. ,.,. rsacr4 IN the
hsrd. at NJ S. 4. Hammond. AS
soon as po,.'hIo fnr DA"' NEWS
viii b. charged and otherwise I'M
nroyea. 1t is the purpose OF the
new proprietors to make Tnf News
one of the best newspapers in the
State, local and general. 10 TINS
end enlarged facilities for obtaining
news will be employed, and means
for doing all kinds of printing WI
be added, as soon as suitable quar-
tiers can be had for carrying on thu
business. We recognize the neces
si,y Of keeping pace with the o,he
improvements of palatka and Pit
nam county.
The political complexion OF III
News will remain democratic, AN
Judge Harrison, for a time a, 'caS'
as his health may permit, will col
tinuc to be its political editor
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-30

vary Main. Because we expected topro-
,rota our interests, comfort and security
by having special laws or ordinances l,1
GOOD Government. for putting down dis
orler drunkennes-. obscenity and row
dyisp,. and By establishing police ioFee
,o,nf,rce surh ordinances. Wealsoe1-
motel to have better streets and Side
walks. and TO establish proper grades ana
drainage. We expected TO improve ana
keep up sanitary control OF matters
within the city.
To accomplish these purposes We SUD
m;tted 10 he taxed on cur property. those
who paw the taxes are the property hold-
RS. They are required 10 carry under
orr laws the whole burden OF taxation
p,.gh, they moi to have something to say
H.. toe matter of municipal government
81 rf.ir money and not the brawiing
la.a authcl street fellows which sus
ta.a, /. the expense of city government
7 a..a,t. "a of the state and county. III
n.r-,e. have fright to control III
mar,.r r right which the employer
= l,v. I'd. .l,r..t the work for which the
~. .f As ~. old principle that taxatio
rrd aH...v, representation should {
; t.g,tltr. tcfy government when do'
. MI. f.la.t ,ug rue functions oil pro'idin
f-,s, Elective administration OIL u
RI TN. tat un.y Of no value in that re
IT IA, brt n, injury, inasmuch as 1t e
- maze, the law-breaker to disregard
r. as and lecency. -i'ernandina Mirror.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-30
DEAF and BLIND.
How an Atlanta Woman was
Made 10 See and Hear.
An INTERESTING STORY.

Nss Minnie Wallace resides WIN m.s'
crorup Ficklund. II MrAfec street, Aiidillh'
ia and from her own lips CONSTITUTION IT,
nrrtcr learned the following apPa'hlit sl', -
fscyrrnl months ngu she became almost 10
,,llv blind and deaf, and could hot thslc any
,hin1y ryrCpt salt, Her bones heCnmt Tue SEA,
nj intense pain. her joints were swollen hi,',
painful. aud ctcntual'y her "uuW nun' " ,,,1
small sores. Hcr appetite fniicd, ,Hh1 sln
yruIt,nlly lost flesh and strength, AM lmn hHt
cutie use Of herself, as her hlnos anu 'tus,tS
were parnlyzcd. SHE, as wSu rs h't ''I ~,
and those with whom she iiNed, WSlNl,o, ~
| nor recovery, Her suttcringS, tnmnilltu WIN
loss q, hearing aud taste aud blindness were
| truly hcartrCnllhK. ,.. a., ,,,..
OF medicines seemed rnWelstsTI.. NV "'''"e'
was blood poison ana ihrumat sun,
| KS she nov seemed well and hearty the re-
p1rtcr asked what wrought such Woi'u'ti"
change. ..,.,i Ia. a
II used II medicine recommends ny u
friend" She replied, land before one hoilt'
hnd been taken began to see anu near, NV
second bot tie relieved MI Ihcumhtle lFllhS hh'
improved my appetite. When hadronllrt',
The use of six bottles my cIc>ight hnu it ,.,.,
iry wcrr fully restored, sense oi taSte return,
I'd splptchcs disappeared. sores ~ 1ealcu
and my strength aud flesh restored nov
irri ne well MS ever d,l, aud my friends. IL
, well rs myself. are a~,uuudtd' A.. 49,
"What was the mcdicine!' asked tue ~
porter. , N - ,.,a II,
"H1,anie Blood Balm II. u. Twas ~
yrcut remedy that acted 80 powerfully on III
ii,tasr and cured me. never eNreti,' ',' ,
amy unpleasant symptoms from l~ w: '''
i, U,'orttru /. So uui.k That IL surprises All.
J, IN, reporter then sought phNSlr,an W,
+ know tnr ,.aSr' vhcrrupou hr handed Us u
! following Hines: ,,..,., ,,s,
y ~ rXuiniurd the above case III uiuuu s'',
4 i,ui ,hrI,natlsm. before and alter I%i
cured, ana certify to the main INT. " a, !,
Il stntrI. md must acknowledge that me ~
~ Il, elected " most wonderful cure ih'hS w
y IsiynHdl -. Z. DhOMGOOiE NJ D..
: Hood Ralm Co., Atlanta Ca, WI NAV, -
rc rn", hnol, free nllrd with magical effects.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-30
THE CITY ELECTION.

In another column will he found
an article from the Fernandlna MP
ror which will be found very appro'
pirate at this juncturc in the affairs
of our city government. What rs a
municipality established FOR? II
no, to enhance the material interests
of all concerned it is of no value.
The preservation of COOL order IS
essential, but il is not the only con
.idera,ion. The Mir, POINTS out
the entire purpose Of such govern
mcnt. AS our locai election - about
to take place, should il not Ne the
interest OF all property holders TO
see tina, the rhoic, mad' u lily Of.
Gcers is suhNaplain ID @9"r 'j a
system Ut irunagr soo H.i''r
.,v,p,s and walk, and H.a'' v''l'.
Duhic health? ra,atka .- l' 'nt
I'm, e rruor".>, and ,"~>".,c. nj
thc drnvl,- q. success. .u1 'mHrjb
hut .n. a,, nH. .ta 49,. @,
,erul> 90. ycr tutur, J...N. 81
mus, n,ye dursa, . tn n
.r. ro. . D.. A.ut 81 j
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-30
Blood

la,bo lie. ana he iswi,c who rcmymhs ~ IT
,nit i'm Nnryh uf last year 0N,b eontrlctcl
hlnod poison and hcins ~ SHtannan, ~ c,, ~
,hr tir,n. went IN the hospital there Tor treat
w.. ,'o,t eutTrrad >cy much from rhtumd-
1 ipsm At the TINE. ldid Mt get T,iI unlar r.
the Treatment There, nor was lcarrd ~ any 90
thcutnal means, | hey" now "NVn 11,.,i
t"ttI.,,,f swift specific ,nl an >'iuI anu
u'Il N rr,,,. the poison out THROUGH u".'
W.; , ~ UAN i.EtuN.
I"y st." tit,, X. i.A1-.'. i''5,
vyo ,r,r,ag1 I contracted h.4oi pose
A';"r t,h,u,t ~, s,nptiou. from me he raN,
slriln. mr ana vt baiIJS, Ec"ur'M,.t ~ ,,,
hot springs, and on 'tdv"h. 'n ~ sy,I IA
Snrriur. us>uring me- that I Nouid %hShl "''
r,,,rc iLnn Uot springs Although u"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-30
QUE VT NlClrAI NEEAINS

Why du VT incur the expense OF citS
government: We have the laws Of
We state. We have magistrates,
'herIiIs and con~tables, road laws and
school laws and we pay taxes TO sustain
ul9ee laws, aud can. if we choose. live
under these general laws without city
eo'eFnmcnt which costs us us much more
NJ Tie way Of taxes as we already pay fol
''ae and county taxes. We were net
V'Nged to he Incorporated and pay the
u0uoIe tax. Why, then, did We obtain
l4''ef' and why do we pay taxes TO sus
"n city government The answer il
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-30
CHOFE'S CHOLERA CURE |
Old Indian Remedy for the Bowels

II IS free from opium mud parents netu m"i
I , rr,id thpt their children will he roscneu
rylt il mover does hnrm hut Away, n n,1
good. Cures dnrrhoca AMI iiN n noin Wv, "' ~
,ullrv when YOU have run dnWn III WY ~
thc.e troubles here is your telict, IhH mHtn,
as will never cease to sing IT'S PRAISES luF
( ,itt,s children will suffer no more from wv"
Ark GERMAN 4 JACKSON. AUfs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-30
Contagious

pi,ca scs are prevalent all over ths WORT
Inn native of Er"AnA. T1a white lu lhS'
co,.utry contracted t"tr't. tpu' lui>'l,
49,, I,.r pgtt,ut AZ Nottingham liu- riiu,
England, lit was not cured. suA,tit1 tue
,nn.t or.0ai,iu. PAINS IN my bones, ana was
royCrrj with Sores all over my bulE am
ii,,a lud No.tiEo and deafness, WIN pdi,
III loss al sieht, severe lnlr- IN my heal aal
,vns. 10. whish neatly ran mectazS. | lo,l
MI horr In that country, and sAtl,d tor Ainrr'
len, ana was uratcdat l'oosetel III We S.'SS
Hswril ~ ll II prominent physician ~ NLN
V,rlt h.,, ing no connect ION with th2 eirhlt
s,w ,h~ advertisement of S"iit's Specific
and / determined to give it, tti'4 a' Ia, re-
sort. had given up0i, h"i" @ n,.hE l' .'i T.
me1,cll men IN Nottingham aud Nrw }nrh-
tnnk ~ hottl : or :. ;. ;. ana can Say VIZ
prrJt 10y that tacy have eNr'l me ,n' ~, u, ~
~ n T.. tNtp lAlfh"i''
\ 7 city. June T.. lshj.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-30
TIL { G RAH 4 N,
faIatsa, Florida.
Now Op0n-

Tur- uew hotel IS 1ue ui ,Ue 8usat n the q -.
ara uucqua.esi ia the state D. nlHelet 81.
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Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
How lie wss Cured by III. Thoughtful

How lie wss Cured by Ills rhoughtiu
A Leominster farmer recently brok,
his horse of "balky" freak in a yer,
quiet and, rs he claims, not cruel man
ner. His horse is In excellent flesh
and shows no signs of neglect on H.
part of his master. He drove him, NJ
tached to rack wagon, to the wood
lot for q small load Of wood. The M
imal would not pull pound. He di'
not beat him with % club. but tied hin
to tree and "let him stand. II
went to the lot at sunset and ask"
him TO draw. but he would NJ
straighten tug. Imadc up my mind,
said the farmer. "yhen that horse Wen
to the barn he would take that load oi
wood. The night was not cold.
went to the barn. got blankets and coy.
cred the horse warm. and he stood I'M
Ill morning. Then he refused to draw.
At noon I went down and he was prob.
ably hungry and lonesome. He drew
that load OF wood the first time asked
him. returned, got another load be-
fore fed him. / then rewarded him
with q good dinner. which he eagerly
devourcd. l have drawn several loads
since. Once he refused TO draw. but ~
soon rs he saw me start for tho house
he started after me with the load. A
horse becomes lonesome and discon-
tented when left alone, as much 50 n,
q person. and l claim this method, II
rightly used. Is far less cruel and Il
better for both horse and man than to
beat the animal with = club.-Fitch.
burg Sentinel.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-02-04
Glover sop Orchards

IA. Fetters gave an sooount Of bis
orchard management TO . meeting Of
the Ohio Horticultural Society. The
orchard has boon twenty years In bear.
Ing. and the trees arc ~ thrifty a. ten
years ago. II 10 kept mostly In clover,
occasionally breaking II up and sowing
again TO clover. Tie hogs arc kept In
the orchard oil the time. but when the
fruit Is ripenIng. they arc driven TO
closed quarters every night, and In tho
morning before turning them out again
the apples arc gathered which have
fallen. From sixty trees, six hundred
bushels were gathered. II "a well to
bear in mind that clover would be detri.
mental to the success OF the orchard, u
manufactured into hay and drawn from
the ground yearly; while with = sufll.
Gent number OF swine to keep II eaten
down, the clover and swine together
would keep the orchard In fine condi.
ton. On land not naturally rich. an
additional top.dressing with manure
would DO important.-Country Gentle.
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