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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

SI,7.5I. THIS balance Is entrusted 70 :.
committee Of three, 10 Is- used for some
evangelical work. OF these receipt.
$685. were used for the blarI Of til,.
ev.n.elists, for rent Of rink, for b.-uchr-
IN INK, and for other necessary *
penses. To Rev. sam Jones va, paid
$500 for the services Of himself. Nr.
Small and bis other assistants.
Comptroller Wright. 81 ',,1r.i1, hpl
before him Wednesday. President ". h.
johnson, If tin cotton states lite in,ur-
ance company, If Macon. which failed
SOM" months ago through the mi-man-
asement of secretary g.. \. O'i.ar. IN.
ler the state law Tia" company hal To- d.
post : 1000 AMI securities nf face value
slHi,'h1 and the present market value. Of
these securities is Sla0, G0G, which are
how in thu hands 81 the state. hmon.
the securities arr 81 ,'In9 Georgia rer
cents. maturing July l. The object Of
the visit 0f President johnson wa, IT,
ct control If these maturt,l trnnl- and
substitute Central railroad drLrnturrs.
Comptroller Wright refused. hut agreed
10 accept ary state bonds or ilrs. mort,
gage railroti bond Of equal value. with
Georgi, bonds. The company has been
buying up policies whenever il could.
and II Is for this that il il anNiolls t6 get
control Of these maturei bonds. The
matter has been t"fore the courts AMI
public for months past, ami tins late
step will h. of interest To- the policy
holders scattered all over Georgia aud
Carolina
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

The Tuxedo park association, AT Turn
er's, y. V, whose large possessions are
III this town, are anxious To- rid the park
of reptiles, which apparently are giving
them some concern. Consequently. they
have offered bounty for the destruction
Of all dangerous snakes and the holdest
of the employees at the park are making
money in destroying them. For pois.
UnOus snakes ore dollar each is paid, and
for the less dangerous species Of reptiles,
such as black and garter snakes. fifty
cents each is given. \ few days ago one
Of the mechanics employed at the park
made a search for snakes in different
parts of the tract OF land included in the
reservation. and succeeded in killing $40
worth in few hours. The Italians on
the tract, who seem TO fear less the dan.
gers OF snake bites, are particularly az.
tive IN the work of examination, and are
going about in groupes hunting reptiles,
and are said to be making good wages
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

The l'rrshytery IN BROOKLYN Is dis
turbed, says the New York sun, because
the ,erman church folk permit dancing
and beer drinking AT their sunday school
picnlcs, hut "" imagine that the ter.
mans are not nearly So much disturbed
AZ they would h. if they could not dance
or drink beer whenever they havca hol.
ilay. And why should they stop ENJOY
lng themselves IN this way. They haN"
been AZ It "A hong white, and It due4 not
appear IT, have hurt them.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

j. W. Strong, the business manager Of
the IT. Joseph MOI Herald, was shot IN
hi- counting room on Friday hy DR., =.
4, Richmond. The doctor then turned
and left. but on reaching the sidewalk
put the mu2lle Of the revolver to his
head and tired, dropping tn the ground
The doctor was crazy. lie was the in
vrntor and manufacturer Of the "Sa-
marian Nrryinr." The occurrence is II
sad onr, but III" wutk of an irrcsponsl-
hlc luuatic
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

Political affairs are getting somewhat
complicated in Tennessee. The rcpuhli-
cans have nominated Alfred Taylor Ton
governor Of that state. Bob Taylor,
brother If The republican nominee, Is the
most prominently mentioned name for
the lcmo, ratio nomination. The broth.
crs ARE said to be good men, but for all
that. if they are made opposing can,ll-
dates well. the Taylor family history
will h. shown np and no mistake.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20
Good Enough Party Tor Is

MIR. Charles i. Lane, IN his speech
Monday evening To the republicans
of this city, took occasion to refer
repeatedly to the Age, and, As he
regards il, to It's anomalous position
IN politics. tie says the Age is a
progressive Journal, aud has done a
great deal to build up .Alabama, bn,
he can't comprehend now progress.
sl,c Journal can be- democratic
Journal, and how n democratic Jour
nal can alNocatr protective tariff,
federal all to education aud the alb
olltion 81 the intcInal revenue -ys.
TEN. tie tells his audience that he
thinks Mr.. Randall and the Age
have no more business IN the demo
cri,lr patty than a Christian has IN
the internal REGIONS.
Mr. Lane aud those Of his way Of
thinking are altogether mistaken
about this. They ASSUME that the
principle ri protection originated
with the republican party, that fed
crai AID to education originated With
that party, and that the republican
party alone would abolish the inter.
t"rnll rcyruur system. Just the ~.
verse Is the truth.
Ever since the democratic party
WaN founded, many of lt- warmrst
and most lIIn>triou> supporters have
advocated protection To- American
Labor We will not undertake to
say how far such illustriou. leaders
A. Jefferson, Madison. Jackson, Polk
aud Buchanan would have gone in
THIS direction, Is idle To speculate ON
tins point; It is enough to Know that
they favored reasonable protection
for American labor aud American
productions, and that their teachings
survive them and to-day are reflect
eel not only through one of the
statesmen of the party but IN the
t'I'l lh'l''lH' lNNNil' Nv Nt1Itf
at protection is lie only rolu, a, H..
sue now between the two parties.
10th IA their platforms declare for
projections, aud IItturms declare
for rev SION nf the tariff. There
are thousands OF rrotcctionj,ts in.
side the democratic party, and for
chat matter thousand, at au,irro.
tcctionlsts IN the republican party.
Does Mr. Lane not remember IN the
debate in the house on the olrnmar.
-ariuc htjl, a few day, ago. how a
republican member from Iowa
threatened to dcmnli>h pig IRON kel.
ley and protection 10 PENNSYLVANIA
industries if he persisted III antago.
uj2'ug an agricultural interest,"
oh no The Age can see M good
reason for DESERVING the democratic
party in order to get protection.
We honestly believe that the present
protective policy Of the government
i u sure Of continuation 10y dem
ucrltir rs 4 republican adminis,ra.
ton. There are some New Eng
IandcrN nov rlamoriug for free trade
while there are Aahamians and
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

The Lake lily G,ii'le says that "slmo
people claim that the silver dollar -
worth only - cents but that they viii
pass current at the Guide office for 100
cents on tho dollar" Good point. And
the citizens If Columbia should take the
hint. The same proposition is good in
Putnam, and the NEWS stands ready I"
redeem the dollar ~ our dadlies' at
par. The WEEKLY NEWS IL 81 per
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

According Ia the Savannah New :
''corgia,.S jealous of Florl'la's pro >
pcrlty. IL declares that Georgia
/, a greater state than Florida --
greater IN population, wealth, terri.
tory aa'l resources and yet people
IN Europe know all about Florida
who never heard of Georgia The
fact j. there are fifteen Ia twenty
Grorgls> in the south, but there is
only one Florida The God oi Ma.
tarc la, quite A. much To- tN with
oar popularity as have our schemes
of advertising. FINEST Mon.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

Gladstone of England is the most pow.
erful speaker on the stump. His speech
at Edinburgh On Thurs,lrv Is the most
powerful effort that ever fell FROM the
lips of great statesman. TIL" Eoiin.
burgh hall was crowded 10 ovcrilowing,
although with u seating capacity #
1000. Tickets of admission were issued
AZ ia" only way of regnlVlng the crowd.
There is no evading the fact that the PEG.
pie Of the lnted Kingdom are for home
rule in Ireland
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20
,I,,Hl,iu>y.

The Gainesville News thinks our
little Joke show, jealousy Of our
sister city and ilNrc>rrrt to Major
tonant. .\s for the major, that i,
al, right for he can appreciate fun
and, Is for our contemporary. let Is
reason little. The major dill ,lv
On the OCCASION tO which We refer
"lhat the citizens of Clincs\lIlr,
even If they sat idly with folded
hands would hr oyrru Inclined with
the tlnud.tlr nt prosperity which
would sunu lnuuditr their town.
And the prrtlnarltv with which
they cuntlnu" to SIT With folded
hands vas quoted hy II, a> a bcauti-
full example of that faith which i
"tho substance OF things hoped for,
and the evidence OF thing. not
seen As to all these facts, the
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

The list of lands for sale IN Leon r'tIu-
" for IN. non-payment Of taxes, Is the
shortest W., have ssen in the state this
year. There are only eighty names in
the list a. ptlblished in the Tallahasran.
leon comes up we'll on pay LAY, AMI
makes good showing AZ regards taxes.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

Tammany Hall s@irty of New NuIk
has resolved Ia all rarnpll in the com
ing election 10y contributing large sum
Of money. senator Vance h going to
give the socirty "long talk ON Il = 9TH
of july. Carlisle, Randall. Curtain aud
Tucker are expected IT, max" hllcf
spNNrhrA on The nNrilalnn
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

\ republican exchange says that last
year ialr colleges graduating class com
priscd fifty eight free traders. forty four
protertionists, and twenty one nndccid
ed. This years graduates comprise fifty
free traders, SIXTY rrutrctIonlstS and thr-
ty -twoundrcidrd. the prote,tionsts MAX
my Il handsome increase and the free
traders decrease.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

E'ni, X"hner, Il wealthy miller living
a few miles from Munic". Ind. met a
horribl. death on Friday. While en-
gagged in hiving bees. the bees settled
On his head and neck AMI stnns him to
death. iIis hndy -Wclle,l I" ar enor-
NOUS extent. 81 trl,sraphef I" the
Elnfilr Herald.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

Hon. W. =. Holman has again been
nominated for congress hv the demo.
Gratis of the Fourth district oi Indiana.
Not only the democrats of the Fourth
district Of Indiana are 10 be- congratu.
lated, hut the propleo Of the nation. There
arr no better ur more useful men III IT,.
house than Mr. Holman
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

Thus speaks the Savannah News: 1t
is believed that several thousand Jugs and
kegs Of snake medicine are being stored
away by the people Of Atlanta for future
contingencies. The snakes may IA we'll
give the Gate City the go.by during the
next few months.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

Tm PALAtkA DAllN NEW i soon
10 brgrrltly enlarged and improved.
1t ia spicy ami ably edited paper
and "" shall be- greatly pleased To
chronicI" it, highly deserved sue
cess. Tampa Tribune.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

q. \. barclay. "a Scotch tourist. who -
now in thi, country, SAYS that with the
single exception 90 naples, lineage beat.
thu worll fer the prevalence Of drinking
and SneiaI vice
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

Tampa will not celebrate the Fourth"
The effort in that direction, the Tribune
says, is "busted, and the friends of the
enterprise "diSsu,tcd.' Couldn't raise
the really cash, is the alleged cause 81
faiiu,.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

Straws show which way tae wind
blows. Sir Robert Peel, VI. T., IA direct
descendant Of the great Sir Robert Peel,
Who repealed the "corn laws OF Eng
land, hitherto a leading Tory, has been
converted 10 Gladstone and will h. II
candidate for parliament IN the coming
election ON the liberal ticket in the Bury
n.In..L,..i
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20
THE DAILY NEWS.
BI,NJ. HARRISON. Editor.

INF ltAIEv NEN~ j. ruh..>hs.i every u,ru-
lnE, oNtrpt NuutiHt aInt ,is.t,snrd hy C.ttT--rs
m TIN rIIN ur nliIlt-i lH'~ftg TIRE, fnT = -
4 InoHth. sl-sI ter thTr,a muIths. So tor ~
IN iuth>, ~ - pr HnHum.
IHE NEtkIN NtW- j. an s-pagt bt,-rplJIfEu
paF"T, Patil h.-t rs,ry Fri az. CoutflT.us
ali IN" uss> 81 tiT nee a. tsr,l ami - FFltI- II
l. the largest ami hsnd>.'fut>t ~, klt iatsr
published an Flof.ta. AMI "A ii be. marti lrf-t-
az Ire ter - a Year. or - ,tuts iut "a
u lnths. >t-'itilt.H roI't- tttt q, aul address.
Lsu a'ltst g-s'tn'ut> ~ ''Ht> pr jH" tHf
n"~t t~afttutt and lttrut> 0" itf'' tea IA b AL
dtltitlil iu~'ttt,tf special Utltlts~ iHFtEt~ - Z
Hne. itttttItt Is Eatt~ on ruUttuu,,t advent $50
snt>.
All ADVERT ,-tug balls ts,uIias dut pro- rata
every u,tuth. ts-al atKttt t>.fuvut~ ,itI,' at
the eypfratrt'u ~ "a" tim t"T whlrh th'N are
Inserted.
All Trfuittducs- should De- Ui.'iy 10y sspT--s.
% lueN -arisT 90 tee i-'sTs "a tier.
Address,
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Hg-INk-- NANAGEh.
PAIATsA, fLuttIpA.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

Ii is said the President has offered the
treasury portfolio To Mr.. Vim. =. Kssoll.
lie is considered to be Il good inanci.r
and will make by that appointment n
good cabinet officer.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

- Thompson, who murdered his young
wife at III. Sturteyant house, y. Y, and
then committed suicide or nearly 81, is
dead. and both he and his wife Mere
buried on Friday.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20
PALATKA. FLA, JUNE 90, 1ss5.

Five of the seven Insurance conn anies
dling business IN Madison, thu Recorder
informs u, have Withdrawn AMI can
cellel their policies.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20
Orange county treats its prisoners wit

Orange county treats its prisoners with
marked respect, or else the Jail quarters
are comfortable, IA the Record advises
ms that eth" young man who is serving
out IA four months sentence in Jnil. who
escaped on the day Of the hanging, ~
turned 10 the Jail on sunday Of his own
,p ,,,l ~
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

The BROOKLYN y. y republicans
through the King, county general COM
mittc.., have declared for Blaine FIR
t'r,,-itlrnt In f~--
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

Oar friend of the south Florida
Times Is auNlous 10 knox what the
Jack sonyill" daillcs "wlll ia about
it when TnE Nrw~ put, in til" full
Associated Pres. dispatches, We
aNNnr" onr contemporary tina, "what
they will do about It" troubles u>
very little. \ spacious brick build.
ing, specially designed for our use,
will b. ready for occupation in a
few months, all our arrangements
are made and the Gem CITY and Tur
NEW, will only care what the PEG.
Pile "arr going to do aboutlt" We
have done no "blowinu' but every
thing IL getting into shape, and THS
NEW> and its friends are satisfied and
grateful to the Times for gi,ln. us
in advance the bcs, wishes Of South
Florida.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

NirgiuIau- inst l. enthusiastic IN
their demands for protection. -
the tariff i MT . party, tut 4 bH>i-
ness .s>ae.
y far A. the abolition If the ln-
trrnal revenue system i cuurrraei.
il i 2 republican measure aud Nay
measure AMI should have been lbn.-
i-hci Ion. 49, by that party when
it hal the power 10 i" -. pcin"-
cratic. conventions. democratic state
legislatures AMI ,lrm"rTta'r leaders
have demanded IL r.pral, in fac,
democrats Az iu"tc strongly ia ia
yar of the abolition Of thr-,' taNr>
it i the democratic party which
spoke out in uum.>lahabir terms
in one nl H. national platforms.
Tic lrmntr4iicrarty i -.rttIu. to
be 4 Progressive party ami >o InnS
as II Keeps pace wiki the progress
OF the aye aul cuutinu"> L. tight
corruption an'l Capitalization, il l. !
faol enough patty iorus. BrrHr"-
ham Age.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

The Tampa Tribune remarks relative,
to the confirmation Of DR.. j. '. Harris
II, collector Of customs at Key West
that the doctor IL u genial and capable
man, strictly attentive To huslDess, and
We feel sure will discharge the manifold
duties Of the office with strict and inn
partial fidelity honorable alike Ia the
government and To himself
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

The new foundry building at Orlando
Is progressing rapidly. The Record says
the frame is mp, but some time will
elaIsc before the huilding j, ready for
UpctlllnCy,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

Useful Hours Is the title OF new
journal To- b.. Published at I.ue L~vrI.
Manatee county. Fla.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

Maxwell, the murderer, has made ap-
pIlration for a new trial, AMI his attor-
ney, feel confident that he will eet it,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

Hrt prices of atlanta wagons At Raj
ferty n Nirk ht'efo hu,in- tl,r
"hef" Jelslm
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

The Leader says It's position on
TIA" llycr matter Is correct a. rvlnc,
ed by the Argus giving less space
To us discussion. IL i, Just the re.
vrr,r, As the Leader well knows,
judging from the general tone of
public opinion on tins subject. Let
the Leader read 1'urpAlAlkA News
stron. editorial cndor,ln. the stand
made by us. Again, the county
commissioners have amended their
frs, proposition and now have adj
ditlonal security and also bound Mr..
itvcr 10 pay $500 ON account every
month. Does not the Leader see
the effect of our efforts in this :
Would tins have been gained had
not the Argus taken up the cudgrl
IN behalf Of the tax payers Of
Orange county: AS>urrdly not.
We are we'll satisfied with our ef.
forts, and the substantial tokens of
appreciation gwen MS by the citizens
ot tins county give Us conclusive
r,rlcnc" that a big ma GRITTY of til,
tax payers are with Us Sanford
\rpuS
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

RtGt-Ttatu At THE F,I,Ik, Po-T pEsiCr
A. >E,uNp-''itsS MAIL MATTER
Daily Republican., 1886-09-01

Oae OF the best entertainment ever
given by any fraterual orgaDizatio
took place in Golden Eagle Hall, Lang
Building, Fifth and French streets, lasl
|eyening. being the fourth anniversary
of Cyrus Castle. Nc. l, x. G. E, and
the Introduction of the order In the
State Of Delaware. The auiisr ce, being
measured by the capacity Of the hall,
mum bered at least 400 Afer len 9Th y
program every one of the audience was
presented with plate Ct cream and q
piece of cake. All expressed themselves
as being we'll pleased and united in be.
slowing praise on the Golden Eagles.
The program which wac presented to
the audience consisted of vocal AZ we'll
as instrumental music, frequently call.
ing for encores and interesting the audi
ence throughou5 its or tire length. After
a selection by Albert's orchestra and q
quartette by Scott NJ E. Church choir,
led by Joseph Aldred, the Supreme
Vice Chief of the order in the United
States, Thomas Birchall, made short
address, giving history of the rise and
progress of the oroer in De aware,
showing how from few men four years
ago starting Cyrus Castle with forty
mem bers the order had grown to over
one thousand members and eight Cas-
ties in this city After more select
singing aud music the Grand Chief OF
Delaware, Charles Martin, made an ad.
dress, claiming for the order that IL
stood second to none. AT q late hour
all went home well pleased with the en-.
tertain ment.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-01
Blaine and Protection.

HoULToN, Me-, Aug. 81 Mr.. Blaine
Congressman Boutelle and General Gibson
spoke here to day to great crowd oi
farmers from the surrounding country,
who had gathered In drenehiug rain to
hear the 'Plumed Knight" 1t had been
intended to have the speaking out oil
doors, but the rain made it impossible
and the Opera House was engaged. 1t
vas filled to overlooking. Hon. Eben
Woodbury. presided.
General Gibson was the first speaker,
and was followed by Mr.. Blaine, who
said that he would let the past care for
itself to day, and speak only of living
issues. He spoke at length on the tariff
question, and asked whether 1t would be
fair that the people of New Brunswick,
subjects of the British Empire and pay
ing taxes here, should have free access to
American markets in competition with
taxpaying home producers. Yet, he said,
this is practically what the Democracy
voted for at the last session OF Congress.
Should the Democrats win this election
they might possible accomplish their end.
The evidences of reviving prosperity
throughout the country are due to the
failure of Democratic assaults on laws
framed by the Republican party. Should
the Democrats gain their end wages
would at once fall In New England to the
level of those in Old England.
The Democrats are cunningly aiding a
third party In order to win. They should
be thwarted in every town of the country.
Good Government can only be obtained
by constant vigilance, and every man
should do his duty at the polls.
Congressman Boutelle exposed the do
nothing record of the last Congress. The
meeting closed with cheers and much en-
thusiasm.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-01
RkEVITIEa.

sun riees b.29 San sst 6.3l.
Agents for DUNLAP hats. Rumfor,I
hatters.
Soft she'll crabs at FulImer's.
Clam soup at Fullmer's.
Turtle soup at FulImer's.
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
Salt water tatfy at Fergusons.
Ice cold salt oysters at FulImer's.
Try bush's coal You will iige II.
Brazilian Balm cures colds. 10 cents.
Try Bush's coal you will surely iikn n
M. X. Wyatt, dry goods, e2s W. 4th street.
W. j. kimbie, grocer, End and Justison.
birds and cagss 1T e%rkers's, East sndu
Milisrd U. Davis', IewsIer. e. and stree,
City Laundry, Sixth and Shipley street
Fine 10 K. Rings, 1t Hanfs. IL q. Fourth
waohing machine for sale at Pickei's stove
store. East Fourth St.
lnfants' clothing and ladies' underwear
m ade at Stsats n Dsvis', Eo.7 East Fourth
street.
Clifton FFF dour as cents; Kirkwood -four
w cents. Lynch & Leary,. N. e. corner
lhiTo and Madison streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-01
Alarming Increase of insanity and L. 8
Cause.

At the present ratio of increase, at TIE end
OF seventy four years on e-fourth OF the
American people will be In a u adho use, which
ig matter OF serious interest to u.s. Intem-
perance, licenfousntss, and mental over
strain from severe study, aid sharp com Pc
titi9n in great business enterprise s, sue h as
the wGrlo never Eav before, re at The bo. tom
OF all of IT. This is fast age, and sin and
Violations Of the physical laws of health ara
reapfn2 their harvest; tonict, stimuIants,
and narcotics give temporary relief and
then mako things worse. II is asserted b.
some Of our prominent physicians that q
little harmless plant has been discovered
near the equator, that is neither medicine,
tonic, narcotic, or stimulaut, and tastelss9:
that recovers from nervous exhaustion and
all these without the leas. harm or resction;
favored, 1t is a luscious drink. it called
Moxie Nerve Food In honor or its discoverer.
The druggists gay its aals is unparalleled,
which SHOWS our busy people see their dan
ger and are trying to properly sustain til en-
selVes.
One of the most eminent scien, lists In the
United states, from trying to support the
severe ReryOus straio caused by his bu sir ess,
by the the use of stimulants contracted an
uncontrellsble appetite that mad him a sot
for rs years HIS friends gave him the extract
of the new plaIt discovered last year, which
10 now cscttiEg 50 much comment, and sold
at the druggists as Moxie nerve Food. and
for the last eight months he has had no do
sire for liquor.