The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-02
AkAILAa SAi JtrLERS.
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G. E7IZO,.a TE77sTC7y.
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Portable EFr4,ary-A yari.fs 81 HI -
IEPerfs- Delicious Frat. anu Frs,
Vegetable BegCaFN

Portable EFr4sary yaFi.fs 81 Illir.-
IIaPerts- BeIIsloas Trui,. anu Fre,a
Vegetable B@gSarN
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tl-.ll O. . stranger a cls = IL s--'.s tCsI-4
Lar t. lSn:sr l.Aes are III .ra-l- Il mig
= ~. wL-ch laay 10 lie, a.I11st S-T day Il
tl-- outskirts q togr TEa EsxIa an snug
GIN Usually cDI.s N c1tupans~ q fifteen -
tvEl'y, EELIS On null arl dr.y.as tAe
rsq-ls-ts ulELsr q T2c< sEl.zaks aLsad q
tan, - asT Nus. re- "a tLefa--lTes fJ-
l. k.ltH-n .Fusa attaris q. Ara-Le-. WLG Ia
always hah.e q &c luTAIn- - tn vii. r1ount-
t.r0Ss -ra-.-ry over Which Ih-y E4ls' PAS
IT. ORDER ~ ay0.. the custom. hose Ct.sc1ls.
Tfafs wish ia sHug-l--s : via. Tn Her-
clan, n.1~s aba9r, for NAli- thar pCrgLl.-s
a=l1,llt ?. ,..,. .i.,i- ,l-fl, tLsy must u;az-
wl.le =. ! :; t..sl.r tie mo-, careful ,arfc;i-
hEre. =, o. aEticle j, 'oo Nsiguihcar, -
temp, rla.r thisy1-h na,ur~, aEl uqrhin- %
Valiant TIA, tt-y dare n; make the a.
trmpt - purioln IL II ta.-ct.d in
ttett taey give up tbs stolea
atl-.e With an air Of injg7-! in
uoeaur~ aUi await an Opportunity 10 -
pl,e :: Wi'h sDine,hIHg more valuable.
WEen, after great deal q dellUerat.on. they
de- Alc on ~. pgrrhase 70 IL made. ,hsy dnye
tas mu4S up 70 the store ami make up their
IA X for the L1LA~ward trip
Thar lnDaey. which consist, CLNay a.
Asxisan .iyllars. or adobe" o. they arr cofn-
nlgnly called. j, invariably ragT.ed with the
pa tiei ~ in & i4,;Ie tuckskin sacS, AMI
tni, the slluygkr unti.s from The saddle IN
tha leisur.iy manner u bis nation AMI rings
il IN AMI throw, i, on the floor u the store
With the utmost indifference. Apparently pay
ing no further attention 20 i until be J. reafiy
10 couE, out the coin 20 pay for his lurJ ha~.s
I The siyAts 4 li;tl3 town Ike Tomb .,He
SEN 10 tli the ,rHu.cierS With wondrr, All
they 70 nt0g, the street. anil in tho stores
lac children. staring NJ everything with the
greatest curiosity.
After THE WAYS ~ THE GBlNGp~.
Little b. little they begin to discover the
rscs Of all the~e novel article, AMI arr tempted
b. pattern after the WAYS q; thr GrlngOs
thenlsely.s,, anl thu, the content, ol q SNUG.
gler, pack have materially change during
the past fgiir or five year. ~ iir,t t'le pur-
,hascs consisted chiefly Of guns, pistols. ami
munili1n car,rDlg. belts, etc. with an al.
dit.On Of u az minor ait.r.o., 81 b q, oali'Ds,
oyCralls. e.' Aft.r "A while they l. gan to
go the possible advantages which American
bOot3 and Shoes might have over mpcra,ns,
ard ,, would take few pairs as venture.
Then came a demand for cooklng stoves AMI
utnrl,,. u all sorts, AMI .oon the sewing ma
chine tagan 10 figure as an oyldenre of prog
r,.ss In civilization. Every new train takes
hack some novelty and i, /, meets with Mcxi-
can approval the next train brings the de
mand for n larger supply, and o our exports
ar yearly increasing 10 quite an extent.
Tho smugslcd imports consist chiefly cf
mesral, a leverage which looks q, innocent
n water, and which has all the prol"rti,> II
very bad whisky. This Is mad. from tho
mps,al plant-a species al agaye-in some
way be,t known 10 the MeSiaans. although
the prc -. j. ,atioll,Iy described ly tourists
BIT whatever III" process may ~, ia" pro-
duct pciu, % w. received with perfect faith
AMI find, reaiy sale. They also bring rrntoa
Of hs lu4cious SONORA oranges: also little
cakes II IanOcho, which l. an exclusive PRO
duction Of Mexico, made IN some mysterious
way from the sugar cane. ne arr told Ihll
statement, however, must l., received 90.
faith. II not cum grnno salt, at least with n
grca, deal Of grt AMI dark my ,tery.
IMPORTS or 4 MORE NOVEL MATURE.
Alon,' toward spring we are flooded Wit,
Imports II Il more novel mature The town
l. then throag,i with Mexi"an women am
children OF the lower classesthp l"pn, Ui
, Mexico who como cro,es1uelv loaded VIII
bird cages containing various kinds OF The
singing birds OF that region. The cages ar
, very ingenious IN construction nni ottci
quite elaborate IN design and finish. They
are malr Of slender twig> nf .omc very white
, wool, and this /, often gaudiy painted 81
stained In NIL the hucs IT the rainbow. They
bring chiefly knocking birds, bur OCCASIONAL,
. beautiful cardinal birds and golden oriole
nrc offered for sale. The women and chill
dron. like the men. are most nvcterat
q thieves and shnmcc>, beggars, hut such ia
thctir looking creatures would m'lt hearts O
, stone. and thus the Cast-ur wearing apparel
. too ragged to give to the aristogrn'lc poor
who arr always with Us. comes ~ hc lai,
nsi,ln in anticipation II "hiyl time, for moth
. ing is too humble TO b. most gratefully r.
coiyel Nv the Mexican hcggar
The articles mentioned above constitute til
chief imports that are struggled across tn
, line, bat every train from Sonora bring, u
! most delicious fruits and fresh vegetable
V and from the gulf AT Guaymas ar sent lrs
fish and oysters in the shell, breathing til
J. delightful odois of the ocean to men lon; cS
ilel from tho sea shore. Asa matter of fact
howcyci, 'hn fish and oysters did not meet
e very enthusiastic reception after the novel;
= had worn .wny. and our chief supplies are II,
VI rived from California. We appreciate, how
ever. tho bananas, the oranges and dates, a
:. well ~ the pomcKranatcs, pin" apples, an
u ,ruit If the cocoa pa'u,, which Is shipped b
train from some NY .tcrious region of the ii
terror Tombstone iAri) Cor san .rmlcLsc
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