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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-31
3 BARGAINS,

~ ANCH OF aU1 ACRES, LOCAIED FIVE
III miles from Santa Ana aud adjoining
the New England Colony, and on the line oi
the proposed railroad to Newport.
Beautiful Location,
Rich soil, and adapted to grain, fruit or
vines; abundance Of artesian water; 75 acres
damp land, and will produce corn or alfalfa
without irrigation. Will sell as a whole or
subdivide, or exchange for good city prop
erty.
Bargain No. 2-Eighty acres of excellent
land, two miles of Norwalk; 10 acres in
two-yeaI-old vines; 40 acres In alfalfa; AGO
seven-year-old frait trees; two dwellings,
barn. sheds, wire fence; one acre and q
year old gum trees; two flowing artesian
wells. Will sell as a whole or one half
Bargain No. 3-Twenty-five acres 615 miles
from city: IS acres in alfalfa, which last
year cut $50 tons acres in bearing apple,
peach and pear trees years old; 5-room
house; good barn and corrals; fine flowing
artesian we'll; no alkali; ranch in fine con-
dition. A. j. VIELE,
d12-lm 2S N. Spring st., room /.
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In the Superior Cours 80 e.
County of Los Angeles, o&1
of California. s.|:
In THE MATTER OF THH EsrATa or Pui
FELDHAUsER, SR-, DECRAsED.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY r
IN under signed, Executor OF the 49,
persons having claims against said
ceased. to exhibit the same, with the re-
say vouchers, with In ten mouths FROM
first publication OF this notice, to thS r
dersigned, at the office of Chapman & IT
drick, Room No 20, Baker Block. II r
for the transaction OF all business 81 T
Estate. a 5
PHILIP FELDHAUsER, IN.
Excou66
Los Angeles, December q. 1880, 611
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-31
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued to the
following named persons yesterday:
G. A. Hughes and NJ. A. Story; Peter
Fleming and Carrie Brooks.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-31
The "Dr. Cougar Orange Clipper. :"

uAyING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
right aud title in the above
Orange Clipper from DR.. o. H. Cougar, of
Pasadeaa, am now prepared to supply the
trade at reasonable rates.
@. DUCOMMUN,
d12-1m 204 N. Main st., Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-31
Face Powder.

Don't use poisonous face powders. Free.
mans medicated invisible Is guaranteed
absolutely harmless, preserves the complex.
lon removes blemishes and retails for two
hits. try 1t.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-31
The Homeliest Man i'm Los AM
gcles

Al well as the handsomest man and others
are Invited to call on II. D. Godfrey ana get
free a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs, a remedy that is selling
entirely upon its merits and is guaranteed
10 cure and relieve all chronic and acute
coughs, asthma, bronchitis and consump-
ffon. PriGa hQc. and III.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-31
FOR SALE.

rsoop. DAMP, BEARING LAND; ALSO.
1T vineyard land. etc.. no irrigation nec-
esssry; sell from 10 to 40 acres; Apply 70
a Real Estate Agent, III Monte.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-31

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ (
IN undersigned, executrix of
ceased, to the creditors OF and ~
having claims against the said ~
exhibit them with the neoosserI b
within four mouths after the nf11
ton Of this notice, at the once 6l
Morgan, Room 50, Temple U:0on.
geles City and County, the salnS
plecn for the transaction Of fho ~
said estate. Y 1.77
Dated December 18th. 1884
+ Executrix OF the Last WIN nn<
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-31

xTY ACRES AT SAN STORES PosrepFcE
AND HOUSES A BARGAIN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-31
CRIPPEN & SON.

II. A. CRIPPEN & SON.
o CORNING
OFTER THEIR SERVICES TO THE PURCHASE
the
sixteen In
in
and Al = = $50 S-oA~A
Santa Monica, Harb
At In
should not fall before
short time at $500 will be divided -
yourself "-N
spendid grain Land Forty
Station
ec bargain AZ s; ha cash; wiz take hall In good city
part cash. E0-Can and omoe
y A GR1R q GnAI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-31
Notice to Creditors.
In the Superior Court Of Los An
County, State of California. 4

In the matter OF the Estate OF Mar .
else 6averla, deceased.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-14
Psonism In Mexico.

II is in the rural districts and in the
great mining hsciendas that the system
OF peonism peculiar to Mexico is seen at
its worst. 1t is a species of voluntary
slavery, and comes about in this way:
A laborer borrows a sum of money
perhaps to get married with, or TO pay
for the baptism of his child, or for the
funeral ceremonies OF a relative (which
demands bonus If not less than $40.
and without which it is believed that
the poor soul Will languish long in
purgatory land offers himself
{. G., his labor-as security. Of
course. the debt can never De
paid out of his mesgre wages; the
mortgage is foreclosed Dy and by. and
the obligation descends from father TO
son. Thus it frequently happens that
persons whose ancestors contracted
debts with long-dead proprietors con-
iinue To live upon the same estate. and
their children and grand children after
hem, in q condition of serfdom more
hopeless than that OF Russia, because
the victims themselves have no desire
TO rise above it. Generations come aud
20 till no record remains OF the original
obhgstion-but the shackles never fall.
The peon Is PAID Tor MS LABOR an
average OF twelve &c Is per diem-nOt
IN money, but in leathern checks, which
pass current at the hiciencs store
The latter is conducted on much the
same plan that agents deal with the In
dams in the United States. OF course,
the proprietor can charge what he
pieasss, and those who are entirely de-
pendent L on HIM for all the necessal-
les Of life find themselves deeper and
deeper in debt as the years roll BY.
To the casual observer the wretcled-
ness of peon poverty seems great
enough to obscure the sunlight of fair
Mexico; but alter long residence here /
am sure that this system, which Dor
deTs on the patriarchal. may not be the
best for a naturally idle and irrssp0n-
siOle people at any rate. 10 be sud
denly turned adrlft from their home
within the hacienda wa.ls-where most
Of them we're born and where they are
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-14
AN IMPERIAL MEsU.
How the Sultan OF Morocco Honors
His Guests at Dinner.

Dining with the Sultan of Morocco i.
more of an honor than a pleasure, &C
cording to the account OF a recent
visitor connected with the French
embassy. The Sultan is even more of 8
spiritual than a temporal monarch, 8
sort of crowned saint, ex-officio, ard
therefore II is beneath his sacred dignity
70 dine in person with his guests, and be
deputies representative from his suite.
The palace Is too sacred a shrine to be
the scene OF such festiyIty, and the din
ner Is usually served in the garden of
the summer palace, outside the town of
Fez. When the narrator dined in this
secondhand way with his sacred
msjesty.the weather was hot, and the
dinner was served in a town palace
garden, beneath orange, lemon and
pomegranate trees, where the butter
cups. corn1owers and dasies grow so
tall that they mingled with the boughs
and the guests had hard work to fight
their way on horseback to the table, or
rather tray.
A drum major, like . steward with q
baton, headed the procession of slaves
bearing the food on trays of wood with
uctp OOIucIss huu COUlCle covers OF
straw. The removal OF these covers dis
close frightf@l spectacle of fricassees
OF sheep and chickens, prepared with
honey, sugar, syrup and fruits, and all
imaginable. and unimaginable horrors
possible to cookery. The only dishes
which European could eat was one OF
mutton (which was terribly greasy and
the conscousson. The slave who held il
awkwardly spilled it into his sleeves and
bosom, and conscientiously turned il
out on the plate again. This upset
European stomachs and desire TO
indulge in it. though they found that
slave knew etiquette. The proper way
TO eat conscoussion is to take a quantity
in the palm OF the hand eat il as best
you may, and return the remainder
for the whole never will quit the palm
into the common dish. lest the other
guests should be deprived OF even a
crumb of the choice delicacy.-Boston
Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-14

at least sure of food and shelter-and
left to shift for themselves, would be
the greatest misfortune that could be-
fall them
Though densely ignorant, some of the
poems show CLEANS OF brightness that
lead one 10 Suspect they might develop
into useful citizens if given half a
chance. They are universally tract
able, gentle hammered, polite and re-
ligious, but they have deep-rooted OBJ
lections TO any "new-fanRled potions. "
For instance, the railroad Contractors
have found it practically impossible to
induce them to. use wheelbarrows
and shoyels; they would rather scrape
up the dirt in their leather aprons and
trot up and down the embankment
with il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-14
ReneNs Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Cla,
Co., Iowa, tells the following remarka.
BILE story, the truth of which Is vouch.d
for by the residents of the town: II am
now % years old, have been troubled
with kidney complaint and larneness for
many years; could not dress nvseii
without help. Now 1 sm free from all
pain and soreness, and am able To 10 -
my own houseTork. owe my tuai.s
to Electric Bitters for having renewed
my youth, and removed completely all
disease and pain. Try q boASe. onIy
sOc, at z. O. II. /. Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-14
A Most Liberal Offer

The VoLIAIo BELT Co., Marshall
Mich, offer 70 send their Celebrated
YoLTAIc BELTS and Electric Appliances
on thirty days triTl to anv man afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Vitality,
Manhood, &c. Illustrated pamphlet IL
sealed envelope with full particulars
mailed free. Write FE,D AZ oncr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-14

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser.
able by that terrible cough. Shiloh s
Cu;f is the remedy tor you. Sold by \
c Smitr s Co., druggists. 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-14
Rough on Itch -

Rough on Itch" cures skin humors.
eruptions. ring worm, letter, salt rheum.
frosted feet, chilblains, itch, ivy poison,
BARRIERS itch. SOC. Jars. 1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-14

Trains Will stop at stations marked
only when sisnalsd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-14

UTAH & NORTH ERN RAILWAY
Extra.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15
CHASED BY = WaTERSPOUT.
A Curious taci,Irnt 1T a Ham,s ..r,i say-
A. from trinidad L" >rw Work

Uh Tue day October a.. Ne hti a ~etf-.i-
ton that y ke u ~ 4 htte The TFinilil
WAS ChtS7l ty 81 waters Out II w;> a very
stormy lay, Nth Tuu.h Sei ami rIinin,
hInt w We're then III thu nrl5 hluIh,bi
Jt EtItute ,. i-5rets. or about lt1 mIb~
further north tAan hey West. Brtw,s,u
ami : ot.ock in tins afternoon happened
out on dera, AMI saw Iu>t enough sun try
IN. u >hlu, 10 show that the sun wa> not
ehtIr,'ly ,irosue,t ou,, l:ut the sun cum
ously enough WAS >tlll over IN tn. east
when II should have lsN.n Ia the westward
ut Us After co-ltatlnS over this l.'uom'
nun for a short tim | started aft To louk al
the compass, an founi nearly all thu pa>,.,rl-
GERS gathr,Ni ON the atterlerk. The cul
pass showed that We were moving south
warl ant hraiIn for ~ Kits asaIn
The passengers AMI all the stewart : hoy,
were NAT hing curious cusamn that ro>'
straight ~ ont III TIN >,st, ami >,en,sl g. To
chasing, u> Toy lost n uul,' int, linz TIL
new conner that tho column MAS wtt.r
spout, ami that the >llI, ha,i ieen dal,stn-,
il for the lat half hour II was SAID to he
When tr>t saw 1t, about two mll'> from
the ship, ami .nonrl Al that di>tau,,', about
thu diameter OF u hos>hespl The column
of water must haN" haven fully hall "A uIs
high, ami from III, top of It >prtnS ,larN
colur,'d tail baking like >mok,' coming out
OF "A chimney, but perfectly ruuuL This
upper part Went up AZ az fashion aS far as
We cnul s,s' AMI disappeared IA tho cln,rl>
When first S@'n the NaterSpout was luue'
diatels in front of Us ani the ships COURSE
chan. F,sl Al rlN,tli Ilt,n n A
after uS AMI W. continued Ia ddse 1t tor
NOR than half an hour Vt last We lott II
bnhini and resumed our cours.' We dd
not ss, IT hreak, lat t,>t il IN the iis'an,r
asked capt Etalrr attrrnar what
would have l"ot the result II weuairuu tuto
il, ani hr rtlitd that the ship sons into
It wuuti un ioul,t.dly have broken tho col
umn, 81 that a lew hundred thousand tons
of water would have ,oue down On oar
heads very mu h To- the Ip,rinlrnt uf all
our upper works lilo thought 1t would
not have damaged tho solii parts of the
ship hut perhaps II was ltl,t rs we'll not tu
give II IA chance to try The wratl,ur rt,nrot
oil IN tho evening, Tat W. still h;ut u rough
s,a III rou IA, that steamer chairs Wound
not stand steadily enough IN deck to he
us,l with comfort or SAT ty en- thu fol
lowing iay the ", ather wa, muth cooler
AMI more pleasant, anl the Nea suinnther.
TN THURSDAY, with another rough sca, w.
got "A val, unlo ,onlini,r that ~ Nrrn NJ
preaching cooler climates ~ !ucllck IN
the afternoon, whrn W. were SAID Ia l1
Just oppn>lte lll,trrtS. all the awnings were
taken down There WAS no further u.s. fur
them William Dry ,,Ial IN New Nurk
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The First seal ot the Confectionery.

Commodore S'tnln y waS one ~ the inst
volunteers for tontohrato service II"
was ANXIOUS to i~ a'lolt uuirr the ir,unl
bars There iDlu, ~ navy h. was
signed tu thu light house bureau Vt length
he heard Of u merchant steamer that could
la huught at New ,IrioaIl>, AMI was sent tu
e>aniinn lI"r llo brought back u picture
If the vessel which h. exhibited with great
enthusiasm, saNnS "Sho Is "A good craft,
sir II good craft When She Is cut down
to- Fighting trim she'll do brave work, ,ir.
This was the famous "~unpter whr,o "a
rocr on the seas /. history IL was urcrs
sary To- commission her \ form of com
mission was furnished y tonulnor
Senmrs, which wa, carefully Transcribed
II WAS necessary to alliS tn this the sal ui
tho tonlci,rntn governments There wa,
no seal. and M cngrayor commander
Soinni"s aud Mr. 'al"'r, procured u block
OF ioxwopi, SONS tylH from The ArNcr
ti,r Office, AMI with their pocket knives
lrgan digging out ,oal br. lcl."on
brought IN n young surgeon, who assisted,
AMI the sal wa, soon ready Mt the ~
Istsc If several pocket knives. Whom aIi
pllol to the wafer it made very tine I'M.
prosslon With tins cumini,sipn the first
ever is,r"i by the tonl"lrrtt GOVERN
mrnt, Commander Srmn.os Ia.aflrd HI,
Sumptcr \tanta constitution
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15
a WING MACHINE AGENT
Tells the >tory at tii> Susss>> In Payi ing
tor N,> iio.rd In Advance.


Tor "'> ''"'r' !" advance
When first met JACK he wa always
iiu,h In Ia he n now, but he II man
agsr. JacA WIS at work than Tor sowing
machine h'us AMI hal ehar-e oil The tity
trade. lie used to ask M often 10 dlne
With him, AM noticed H. never laii Tor
what he got We seldom at" Twice at ia"
same place, AMI t"Sih Ia thlhh Ills cr"ht
was monumental Next time W. 90 10
rats to dine let take all III" boys IN the
oti'e With rs, sail IacN, rs We leit a Well
known restaurant ohe day don Z Ike
the pa at all, and IN ANXIOUS toeat w
what he owe, me Then he owes You
money, said !, To ma" Jack out as,
they all owe hie more tlii'h u ever get
might out work no" AMI ioiri afouiii
from place Ia place l"f Nv" years ami NOT
eat tn. counts uls Nou STt Onto put AN
advertisement III II sunday paper "hi'h
read something IKE TINS
"firstclass board "aht'si Tor "a Nt-cia>n
sewing machine, dire,t from th' factory
references required
We'll, got over seventy -iiNe answers
] WAS gwen the test 81 references bankers,
ireIhers AMI doctors Most "' the letters
Msre iroh boarding house he'i"rN AMI f"N-
tauratsurN They were from all lart' OF
the city. AS manager of the cI'y trade
'ould sell q city machihe ~ "a Sample al the
wholesale price iut dhih do thtt
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BsREIVED.

10 you kisow that INV smiles ara sadler IA,
Than rain of heart -br0hcu tear.
Io You know that my say bright greetings
lear
The Eent up sarruW Il ear
You have LAID On ms heart the heavy Stone
That rl,>-> yoath's seputclIer,
Net / press Your hinl, and We lightly talk
ut GII' beautiful days that we're.
You have stabbed my sui, yet meet your
Eyes
With Eyes that arr meek AMI still.
How lon. IL cares and To wouni You,
,haT,
" til the ,ef,ime passionate thrill.
,h. changed ami host Ii wrPt hsite
lnur Sra'e, wth deep -rtS>'S grown,
Nou riui not ts. turth.r away ft'm M,
AMI r,ud MT lie. Irl',rr alone
Mary AIng, e. eGe.
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tho inJ,,,nry French At.

French art Is Ike French literature given
to nasty realism or s'n>ltiOnasn Their
go ID $50 are made women, and the basis IT
French pictures is either the nude female ur
oI.o that ia, relief III the Are lie TriDnpi,
reprc-,.ntIng soldiers going to bath" You
will tnd that goddess II liberty from the
Are ,lu lrlumpho IN all ,orts If form, IN
French painting AMI sculpture French
artists uIh" themselves rllIcuIpu, trying u
Great an art without lpv, or religion. Art
must hny" ,onnthn- let 1t hr rel, ,ion or
superstition TO inspire 1t That /, what
,nnIc the art II Raphael AMI others Of tho
old ma.tr- - great, not their fidelity to
nature TLls 'u.,Iiy l. possessed more by
t,,rman7 than 10 th. Frrnrh hut Germans
ara lacking In tnchnI u, and slIll nor" ia
color { iHcngo views
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15
\ pIa,fui N.nb.r Of. III. iIuu.".

Etil,luil h tn krr. who Is rcghul,sl ~ one
of tn -uunia-t .awyrrs IN The house i, onr
Of tn. most payiu IL It II you wat II
HIM for tive utuut AZ he -atnbtrs around
on the Il .nr you will o|,s"rv" that IN that
umr h, ~Ili unt" III, arm around lhe waist
IT ,uur lryuflrIn member be- will hhSe
M ut. ii Tia. collar Il -nius part. ulariy
w.u II,.- ~ gentleman AMI ,tru>-.vi thu
must /. h..pf .t.lt. .,.Yts.itn ono II "a re
markedly itr5. ~ ,.ntrknhiy small prrspn
comes ~ ms way he VII meet hfln IA a
no iugli-tl" encounter, auI b. - sure tn
ha,, iicki,"l ,,ruo fat man under the short
rib In that time l." Ia h~n solving ON.
lnuty l".,nl ronUnyun nni he he. Lean
sm.hn. all the time Washington I'p-t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15
III. sword 81 a.u. ~hirid..

Among tie e l.t ton u swords. origin
ally tie ptpI"rty Of 10 hte zen rhisl,is,
whi'l, representative" IinIe. F, till proroees to
Jur has. Tor the sny",uu.iit /. tn" famous
ne presented 'p IN ' citizens u south
tHrulint tor dIstiu. ul-hrd -er'i ~ in the
war With Mexico THIS sword IL snid 10
hay"r,~t not l.,s than ll',D, and to b.
tho Ep-l r,lau.iv" thing OF the Kind ever
mad VA tlis country D.truit Free l're~s
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15

The tragi fate of br Warner, the Balt
mora phy ,Irlan who trinI 10 landagn "a
wnun lt"i dog and paid tor his kindn",, " tn
his life, is ltrtng n,rrlInl 10 thu lnllunn,n Of
an excited IMAGINATION but the tue catsn
may b I'll" Nruhn,c Nhirh rage iutarto
10 the httc " tortured ANIMAL The puf
had lpru run over hy = street ear and wa.
picked up stunned AMI hleo linz, but revived
IN the hands ol the hlui doctor, whom he
probably mi,took for tho author Il hts wpos
During the last Rus, Turkish campaign il
RUSSIAN ~ econ was bitten ly "A dying
Basin Ialuuh, and two days ait"r hl, hani
and arst trSnn 10 swell IN u way that hls
colleagues ,lr,idcI to- aInutato hs arm a.
the plhov. The saliva ,lru. of ngunlAd
creatures VI the mammal SPECIES la, urcl
sIunaly ,atiand thn death If innocent Vic
tins, tut natur' original intention Wa
probably t. protect her rhilren 10y making
cruelty lnriluu, IN oswald IN, 'inrinnnti
Enquirer
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lNs circle of the journalistic Chrrrnt.

~. my sterious and regular circle Of the
rulf stL..m Is Duplicated IN u journalistic
rurIsllt tbst | have noticed for years ,.ood
men Working lor IA few years IN the east lr".
colns uissatsteJ AMI drift out To the
frontier, eventually gravitatins to Denver
They stay there u csst tain length OF time,
ssben some nonadic impulse won't at
tempt to explain drags them to Kansas city
Or st Louis There another pause, perhaps
II years, occurs, when the current carries
chem into Chicago From that city they
-soper or later wander to New York, where
the center of gravity seems to exist OF
course this Is bartin. accldent, nni the
possibility of getting of ut some such IA
sailing AS Louisville, Indianapolis or Clncin-
nsii places not on the regular circuit 80
general is thi, swinging AROUND the circle
Tint there arr scores Of mon now at work at
tLe New York Offices who have had expert
sncs in all tho places name and III Just that
rotation. j. H. RI,ber, Glol'e Demo rat
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ihh~ I'attng 1u'h-un, llir Ion. u,.au.l
n'lN'n s " r. M, tttn duN h'tN,tu -ia,,-
"'tN H", Litt irttrt' anl .s.tut rIu. uIlul,
uHlN tNtrri sunday
"""'tl at Huntington Nui .hF,, ton
'i'~t'hl . ~. >viNu,t tu Itt,ut,t,. -t.,.,
ha, teen Ia, uutlntrsi
"'" ''","' ~ llu,NttIr WITH luduu tr,.t
mhIl hunt~ Iur,uk Iuut. .kb.u,. ,,,',,,.,
ANA. 1t" talltr, N'tb.uttu., Nutttnt. IT ia.
'h, 'd' ~ ana az thinning uu tia ifNtI
NJ II. h',ilAN,
!, u. Sult. AMI T.. l. \
!" ~ MINI, A.rN.
Ten | itSh
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4 FAkIES CONFESSION.
PROFITABLE TRADING ON The WEAK
NESS or HUMAN NATURE.

>an. at th- " iskr,i Wile> at Men WI"
Travel With shows What J. fstd Tor
thu. r,nitrs.,, OF Cheating the Guy
>ts frames
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Notice.
STATE, Of Florida, I'utnaiu Comfy
niln tit.uit touri Tor The tIiil "
judicial tit,uii.

NAIiI LIN
IN..utrtt ut iit. Iar.l WI sui
I,-t,uI,H IT Ftud,iI,t u lru'o. ~
D,-,,a-.,t I,i ~
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15
The Cheap Production at Electricity.

Mr. IIeary Is. Ford claims to- have dis
covered the secret Of the cheap pro mction
of electricity His process, dl,cnris tls
steam engine zine and the acids, ana relies
,.pon carton in it's cheapest and most uc-
tessibls form Mr. Ford claims that with
silstill,ry Stops, the dohri, of q "a, hDus,.,
iLe muck from Il swamp. he can produce an
eLctrle csr,rnt sufficiently powerful to re-
place steam uIui produce light Common
salt or ocean v2ter is all h. nreds, with the
waste carlDnieJ materials, to induce tn"
current II his invention Is what he claims
L,r it, "a steamship can - l." ga with some
Va ,ie carbon, one tenth tn sOlun" OF tie
,vu which Is now Indispensable, AMI
,uoti,. lower can lc developed which will
lI~t but u tr,in, and yet he powerful enough
~ propcl th heaviest and largest steamers
fio II continent to continent II there is
M, thing IN this invention. its possibilities
are simply incalculabc. trank Leslie =
Method at security against lire.
An ingenious arrangement to guard the
reur,is of the dock department IN NeE
York. from Icing turned IN case Of fir, has
lately been constructel !. 1t consists II an
irDu DIOR weighing =" pounds, which
travels on an incline. This is held open by
IA latch under all usual circumstances If n
tie should occnr the heat would cause the
expansion of crtin sensitive bars IT metal
these = turn would then close an electrical
rlr,uit-ani on the establishment Of the
sIlrrpnt the latch is released atI down comes
.nr door 4 device is also provided Whereby
the Latch can b. tripi" at will from any
,art Of the binding Texas Sittins,.
Freight Ii.,Ii.ninatinn IN England.
Talk about discrimination in fr,iglt1 in
this cuantr, I'm Eng paper statc- that
-hupk,cl~.r, in the tom If larup III Ian
ea>hire. England. en- by sutnr IN lonlon
send It To New Work VIA Liverpool order It
ia, X to Bacup. again VIA Liverpool, at TN.
isnce ton .,',, than they can ct II ovcr
the railroad from London a. fiacup direct
hicago Herald.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15

STEAMERS \ j. IASE ANb ~ -pNIt
MAJ, dIIl1 ,luuhit tuuud ttiIa ui la,ktt IAstt-
ht,l littII.. tuIu hIut 1T itll iulIuU.,