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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing NOV. 29, 1885,
th-ough trains Will leave Grand Central Depot:
Is Rcohertef and Montreal Express through draw
IN groUu cars Rochester st. Adams and ouSes ON
% Ease Limited Chicago express WIN aiming
stopping at Albany Utica, Syracuse Rochester bui
fo, SOEara Falls Erie Cleveland AMI Toledo arriving at
Chicago 300 a. m next dly.
OS0a n Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan
dnigua Rocheser. Niagara Falls aud Buialo. ~ -,
I'll estcrn HewN Ork and Northern Express with
drGwngroom cars VIA, r 49,.
drawing room cara 10 Sarltoea, FL buWatd anu uiens
II n IN Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
81 M Chicago and ST. Louis Express. With sleepingcars
for fiagata Fails Buffalo. cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Chi
$50 D. M EXPIRES with sleeping cars to syracuse and
Auburn road and TO Saratoga also 10 Montreal.
rgl5 D. m with sleeping for Roches
Buffalo, N,ag6ra Falls, Cleveland Toledo st. Lous Dc
trolt ana Chc Ngo L.. -,-. -. .,.
md Troy with the morning the West and
IIr tho North except SATURDAY night.
Tickets AZ Grand Central Depot, No. o Rowing
Oeen 4l3 Broadway Harlem Depot l2hth-st and shave
aud OF Wesioots Express Ooes parkpGce near broad
way 7S5 aud ei2 Bfosdway, and 81 West l26th-st New
York. 3Sl Washington and 1870 fnltons BROOKLYN ana ~
attn ST, Williamsburg ,--- -. -.
drawing and cars can be-
procured OF the ticket ofces IN Newfork CITY, ana
..3J Nashin gton St. brooklyn.
RaggaQe called for Dpd checked from residence. ,,
- hee rains daily All others oily except sunday
iThese trans step at Harlem u2oth,st a iti1yqlv
J. NJ TOUCEY. u. ~. kLSDNlCh,
Generil superintendent. Gepofal Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15

2 N,[.G&VfLLE Fla.-Straigdt and exeur-
~ sion, ~ - -. ~ greatly rslag&. Ts.ss Write for
Tho ko1thwast. Iths ruSerY two advance.
LANSING's Railway Ticket Qlco, 357 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passepger

I EHlGII VALLEY Passenger
II uaips leave depo foot 81 Cortland aGi Dosbrosse! st
at IL !, $40 and f0c ta5t0n, Beihlohem Hren
town. Heading. March hunI. Glen Sunmis. WE e9hsne
Owunia WlVcry. ithaca Lyons, Bufal0 and tho
pullman through coaches daily Local trains
q. M $40 ~. lias'on BetaoheG and "opl,y.
Trans leaving n l. and $40 connect tor all
rOntslp Ma AMI a2loon coal regions sunday train
taYcs for Mauch Chlnk snd HaIletOn g. III.
General Eastern Office, No. 23j Broadway.
T.. H. BYiNGTON. G. p A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15

FLORIDA, JACKSONVILLE and oil points
south and West nc than npanies rates rail- OF
,teamer WEBBs Cut Rate Ticket Ohice, SG Broad way
aeor Duane baggage checkcdi sleepers reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. r.

f0Or OF LIBERrY.sr. NORTH !INER,-
F Route eng ET3N PSaqq sc DEes
49, 100 t > tA G&}5 100 s13 am I'M 5S S
e or ft cCnho
DRAW SG:EooM CARS on all Day Train, and SLEEPING
eA aTH,G on ssn fs Ninth ard Green Sta,
$50 SO 'f ssg tf iie M lis 5tD 5S Ss5 3S
RoT, IS al & $50 S so d 49, t4G P SS t s So
.sO N fna snd + III Penn.
For S#iiLIiAMsPoRT- suNnURy. LEwIsBuRo and
MAnASoY CITY 2t!a} s:t 49,! e. ~ S:s 400 m
lilo u; loo, 1870 400, $50. 54N 1890 sundays
FSE sa sp fI 3SY 7 Sass,
For FSl F PSETSA at 4. 7oo rs R.5 a. m 1870 s 4O
reT Hf + ifHsy, &c and nAucm cauyE
a .os 10 s:zt a. H. 100 1880 $40. sap sunday
For at 4:Cos 7;co s45 M Loo, l:Se $;iS 100
For SS az G BRASSa Il 81 s5 To,
FSr cd S Ss stS H. 100 'sO 'Uo 500
For PM d o .s as 5o 3d. I ISS s ao
$3.50 100, 7;y, s'i9. lC;scp Sundays SEQ 5000 ~.
For i TX as SiS ~ 80 sSs
SSSS 80. &c. AZ S a s. i sSS
Si iSs .S sGq ss s So en- s sHs
DAIs leEcept ocean Grove at 100 siSs;m.,
For For fLaAKEwooD IONS RIVER and BARS EsAT at ESQ.,
For pS t t7S %iSELAsD and BnrDcrroSs
$50 q. IL. loo D. N.
NFW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. y, Hoith River via sandy Hook r,s
rf foas n 5Sa t3s HsAT p
Tickets roenrce OF IIuertY-st Pier 40
North ver IL. 2U7. 20l. psf. AZ ga llsO and 1879
broadway, 659. 7S7 ard 7lo eavs istvlngost 10 IL
l43 Groonwich-st; lAj l7d East l2'tn St l33%
s?0 Bowelv. anal and principal ho,els m New,
AZ $50 Futop 81 80 s7s Manhattan ave- In hoboEsn.
E54 Washlns ton.s a. T. Transfer company Will call for
from hotels or g e s'a0n
GepeT nSSsfsSs g. G ass ffs' asa 5';soe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

TOR NEW-HAyEN-Steam1eers ev Leave rex E, x
L Sin nj o. NJ and II ?. m. lSnndays eNcopteLI ~
aaPc~ aTrtvss IA line for esrly uBns Norlh anu Easb
II1sursion To Ne n. Haven and return, 81 on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15

WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, K. J..
w Leave Grand central repot As follows;
At q. m, arriving III Newport at ego p. m.
A. D. M, arriving I'm Newport 81 90 y ~
(DrhWing'room cars attached 70 octh trains -.
rHElnnRE RREN. SuD't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
BOSTON. NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST

- FALL GIVER LIN BEST route via Sound Maxi.
mum accommodations minimum rates From Pier 21 y. II.
foo OF Murray st. day tSundays te atA3 PM
steamers Bsi0 and Providence Connection Brook
Un and Jersey City By Annex boat at T. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
cwITHIY G. sHoRTLIDGE,s ACADEMY

SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE'S ACADEMY
- Young len and Boys. Media PENN Is miles from
Philadelphia Fixed expense even Dooss
Soe1tra charged 20 lnci1en 81 Expenses NO eEsuii
nation for ADMISSION Experienced teachers all men ana all
rraduate SPECIAL prunies for apt students 70 edvauce
rapidly Special dr Tor nil and baoS ward boys Pstf.ns
studeuts studies choose the resu ar tng
lish scientific. Business Classical civil ngneerlns
students ftlei 10 Media Acad, are now IN r
ward. Princeton ten other COLLEGES 4nd polytechnic
schools MEDIA has churches and temperance Charter
witch proh TIE sale Of al intoxicating drinks For new
ular address the Principal and PropTetof
sWlTHIN &. SHORTLiDGE r., A. NJ
(haTvaId University GRADUATED
Xcxi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
1nslrnrtlon.
For Both Sexes -Country.

,.TgNHE ELMS." Springfield, Mass. FIRMLY
Day and Music School for Gris. Primary AGREEING
Classical anG post;G p 5HAMPNEY Principals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15

NORWICH LINE. No.. 10. vo.,...,,
~ Reducron Of fires all points; Boston 80 Worcestsr
leave Pier 10 North Rtvcr foot OF NattsI.
above DesDrosses street Ferry ss SSo y. w. day
exc pt SUNDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15

Conducted By CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER.
Sugges,iye CORES 7ondence-Thn Coorei SEXTON The
Old Familiar FRcc.r-TLe Chrsteni q a Poem nc. r.
COrbettA Dramatic Criticism. TOO Precise " Mexican
Peter -KleptomaDia. Iitrected sympathy Ilusraonl
Didn't Have Enough Target Practice Little Tommy -
Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15

DOpJJLAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ant
Il the EAST.-Au rail from Grand Central Depot Thre
express trains daily sundays excepted) 70 Boston-a Am
ttacaed and II with palace seepus
ears. Sundays ut II pm. with palace eepny cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
nOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted fol
ID Cole0a Conditioned or rejected candidates coached
sun,rner on winter f. HOFFMAN. StOckbrldge. NJ ass
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07
LATE NEWS ITEMS,

Two white men and three colored me-
were killed by the explosion of a boile
at Tchula, Miss, on the 30th.
THE Thermometer in New York on tn
18th touched 90, and there were IS pros
trations-4 fatal-from heat.
The riots instituted by the Socialists il
Amsterdam resulted in the killing O.
twenty seven persons and the woundlnf
OF many more.
In duel at Llege, Belgium. on the 10Th
between Lieutenant Savage and DR.. Prelle
sfour shots were exchanged, and with bis
fourth fire the lieutenant killed the doctor
instantly by shooting him through the
heart.
A FATAL sunstroke occurred at Memphis
on the 30th, ths victim being Peter
Noonan.
The friends Of the river and harbor bill
are in the depths of despair over the pros
poets of the failure of that measure.
The force of men working Oh the Mem.
phis and Birmingham railroad continues
to increase. There are now 800 men and
$50 mules employed between Birmingham,
1
THE prohibition excitement still runs
nigh in Kinds county, Miss. Both sides
are holding meetings everywhere, and
| speakers, both black and white, are in de-
| mand.
Mr.. GLADSTONE has gone to Osborne to
submit to the Queen list Of the honors
that it is customary for a retiring Premier
q bestow.
AN order has teen issued forbidding the
presence of both native and foreign news
paper correspondents at the Austrian
autumn military maneuvers in Galicia.
The announcement is made that James
Bailie Hamilton, of Worcester, Mass, is
about to wed Lady Evelyn Campbell,
fourth daughter of the Duke of Argyll, and
sister in law of Princess Louisa.
The new directory of Detroit, Mich, has
just been issued containing 1904 names,
or representing population of not less
than 100000. or an increase of 1900 over
last year.
PEOPLE who are in a position to know
say the President will not veto the oleo-
margarine bill, but will either sign it or
allow it to become law without his
approval.
GREAT excitement prevails at Dundas,
Kalumet county, Wis, over the discovery
of natural gas-the second find of the sort
in that State within two months.
Mr.. S. P. ROUNDS, Public Printer, ten
dered his resignation to the President ON
the 36th. Mr.. Rounds is credited with
saying that Mr.. Rogers, of Buffalo. will
be appointed to succeed him.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

H. L. GILMER, a painter, ON the 2sth
identified Spies as the man who lit the
fuse in the Haymarket (Chicago) riot and
Schnaubel as the man who threw the
bomb.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07
xLIxTH CONGRESS.

IN the Senate on the Esd Mr.. Edmunds SUBJ
mitted resolution instruct ing the commit
Tee on foreign relations to inquire into and
report the rights of American fishing vessels
IN British waters. Mr. Vest presented a
patch OF petitions from knights OF Labor.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

The cholera returns in Italy for the oath
we're: Bologna, S new cases, deaths;
Brindisi, l new case, deaths; Latiano, 3
new cases, 2 deaths; Fontano, new
cases, death; other points, - new cases
and deaths
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
Nows from Everywhere.

FURTHER large discrepancies have been
found in the accounts of Colonel Bolton,
the Chicago post-office defaulter.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

THE Crofters of TREE, Scotland, have
resolved to offer no resistance to the force
of marines sent to restore order in that
island.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

THE police of Warsaw have discovered q
widespread revolutionary Socialistic con-
spiracy, having branches at Paris and at
st. Petersburg. Many Polish students are
implicated. The leaders in the plot have
been arrested
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

Fl. I. Fl. PRINCE FUsHIMr, of Japan and
suite, who are travelling in this country
on their way home from Europe, arrived
in Washington on the 9th, and were the
guests of the japanese Minister during
their stay. The Prince was formally pre-
scented to the President on the 18th,
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

A LARGE meeting of the Conservative
party, held at the Carleton Club building q,
London, on the 9th, was addressed by
Lord Salisbury, the new Premier, who
congratulated them on their success in the
recent elections.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

The office Of burgomaster of Strasbourg,
which has been vacant since 1873, has
been filed by the appointment thereto of
Herr Bach, president of the district of
Lower AlSace.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

COLONEL D. s. LAMONT left Washington
on the 27th for his home in CORTLAND
County, New York, for few days. It is
believed he has gone to make arrange
ments for the Presidents summer vaca-
ton in the Adirondacks
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

LEE CHUCK, Chinese highlander, shot
and killed Suen Yuen, another Chinese
highlander of rival organization, at San
Francisco on the 2Sth. On being searched
at the city prison four revoIvers were
found on the prisoner. His body was en-
cased in steel chain armor.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

INFORMATION has been received at tn
Treasury Department of the death at
F. Cambridge, Mass, on the night of the 9th
of Charles F. Conant, who was assistant
Secretary of the Treasury under Secretary
Bristow from 1874 to 1877,
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

THE citizens of Waterford, Ireland, de-
mand the removal from the Council
chamber of the royal portraits and the
substitution therefor of portrait OF
General Thomas Francis Meagher
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

Mr.. THOMAS ELLISON, one of the editors
of the Liverpool Post, and known in COM
mercial circles in Europe and America as
the great cotton statistician, is in Wash
ington. He called on the President on the
9th, in company with Colonel Switzler,
Chief of the Bureau of Statistics.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

Four hundred masons and bricklayers,
who struck at Milwaukee two weeks pre-
viously, causing an entire suspension of
building operations in the city, returned
TO work On the 26th. They will work but
eight hours day, for the present, a
least
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

A PORTION of the Simmons monster
hardware establishment in st. Louis col
lapsed on the night of the 18th, the upper
floors falling and crushing those below.
The loss on building and stock will be
heavy, but no person was killed or injured,
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

THE President on the Goth returned to
the Department Of Justice the papers in
the case of VIM. Watts, the captain of a
Maine vessel, undergoing Imprisonment at
San francisco for ill-treating his crew.
In an accompanying letter the President
intimates that it is not case for the ex-
ercise of clemency.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

The Tennessee commissioner OF. Agri-
culture is preparing the crop reports for
July. The wheat crop yielded much bet
ter than was anticipated, the crop being
better than for many years. Corn is very
promising. Much hay was lost on account
of wet weather, but the crop was still
very large. The oat crop was above the
average. Cotton looks well and thepotato
crop is good.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

On application of the Governor of Mis-
souri,, who furnished evidence that no dis
ease prevailed among live stock in that
State, Governor Warren Of Wyoming, on
the 9th, issued proclamation relieving
live stock from Missouri from the provi-
sions of and the restriction of the quaran-
tine in force at Cheyenne.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

A MYsTERIoU epidemic prevails among
the Glasg ow Iron Company's employees at
Pottstown, Pa. The cases on the 2sth
numbered seventy five. Krider Marger,
aged nineteen, died on that day, and Au-
.gustus Friedeck, Charles Trace and Jere-
miah T. Rayer will not recover. The sick
men all have symptoms Of typhoid fever.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

THE chimney and pressed glass factory
at Philadelphia, Pa, which has been
closed down since July for the usual
summer suspension, viii resume opera
tions August 2. The prospects are un-
usually bright, and it is predicted that
the output of the coming year will be the
largest in the history of the trade.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-03

before
cahan nIcyer,
tonin procuring .an.i or IOEB
sworn tot n-utra bed - me Of
WIN I. fOtW ARD, thrk
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-03
naXiL Davis and the ShnrnCr.

By one of Jhl.,r DAVIS friends am tull a
story which has not Appeared IN pint yut,
believe. 1t l., think, characteristic ut
him, and shows that lc was not cntrll do-
ticicnt, in hunior \ cunliltnre man, no
doubt thinking TINT the bulky form If II"
justice would make HIM an easy prey tu h,
wiles, stepped up To- him in ia" Metropolitan
bank onr day while Mr. Davis was irls~it-
ing IL large amount of money in bills. II was
an attempt at the obi trick Of dropping IA hill,
drawing the victims attention 10 it in the
hope Of ,liyrrting his watrhtulnoss from tho
bigger pile of uotcs about tn be deposited hy
him. and make away with them at the u,r
FORTUNE moment
The scamp dropped his $inote on the llpr,
mlig,d the Justice in the shlc with his SchuW,
and whispered: "Iuu''" dropped something.
AN right quietly remarked Mr. DAVIS, VITO
knew II thing OF two about ia" entry tu
which his otlicious friend belonged. "l'il take
care Of it," With that h. planted HI ppu.
drrous foot ami whole weight upon III" note,
while he handed IN III, deposit This done, ho
li-urtl, asked thu cunIilrnrr man tn pick
M the mote Tor him Thrh'irr coHIi not tut
grant thr request It VA, with a tNluhl" Il
hi, eye that it disappeared in JHl -" baN,
pJ hct to iinl It's way un the iuIInNm" ',t}
into the treasury of 'u.nr rhatitahI" iutila
tom Washington Letter
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-03
Irylund's New Enfield Martini EiilT

The new Enfield Martini i to he u.p
calihrr, iS AGAINST q =, thr 'iHe ui tAr PR Mt
Martini No change i, to hc mal" III tie
lpn.th If the barrel. bat the weapon with the
bayont tiN.d win weigh 10 pound, mur,s,
a. against ~ ppun,- The Ilc"rh action r.
mains matrr,l. Lut there /, an addition in
the shape Of IA safety bolt t. prevent the
trigger falling There are also one or two
MINOR alterations III appearance, however.
the rifle i, much altered, for the thick end "f
the barrel. or nearly Is inches, i, inca 81 with
wool. 80 As 10 enable the soldier 10 retain hi-
grip when the rul, becomes heated ii n.ttpn
The fore end of the stock ha, been tlInIr.l
away and ,Toovod from underneath III" rifle,
to prevent rain from lodging between III"
barrel anl the stock To give Il ht;r Is,
straishtn,,s to the butt the hrc"rh block j,
also attached at more acute angle th1n
formerly The bavunct. in lar" of b,n- at
tarhpl to the side, /. I.Ow 10 h' placed under
the barrel to assist in keeping It down during
the act Of firing NJ last We ain 10 have a
solid drawn metallic cartridge ca. II VIII
contain = grain, Of powder Htd hnlirt
weighing ~ grains. Furthermore tbs,
cartridges, for the first time IN thr service,
are to b., Of uniform shape aitl >iz, 80 that
they can bu used for rifle, calhinc, ormarldI'
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-03
THE SUBJECT or ClPSoManik.
New Theory Concerning Alcoholism.
How the Thirst u Excited.

HOW tue thtt>t " bNtttt
llld an interesting tall, to-day w,;h irn-
fseN,r j. II. Long, t!i, chemist, "ll thr at. ast
,t dIlranlInil | have hong l.lnN,l ttat
tip thirst Tor alcohol in the human rae a.,se
from the decomposition ct sugar m try -,am.
arh ami iut,>tiut>, AMI was ,,,ku.g ham h.,
Cpinon ui III, ticprE.
hat | rllrit,d from him l. in brirf this
Ahohol il formed from srapc sugar only alsl
Mt from cine sugar hut eane 81 m, AMI
even starch, are easily transformed into
prlI" sugar by What is calltd the glyu,.o.
nou, power Ut the liver md bIi,, Topru'uo;r
fermentation and tlr formation uf al oIuI
from TIN, erale sugar, thrrn are nrr,~~ry
moi>ture, warmth ami Yeast germ ii ,uu~
kind The intestincs furnish th' warmth ai.d
moisture; ami thoush 1t Is not easy tn sc
where the yeas, germ could come from, Yet, f,
as fermentation IN ,lle stomach Is not u'lrunl.
mon, !, may possibly exist in the utt,~tln,s ;
al -. As the lille dos not enter tie -toHj,,, u,
any grape sugar AMI aluhol that It may t.rm
wouli le formed only in the intestine tut 1t
could ie absorbed into the circulation IL,
readily there ,,s anyWirrecl, Ii 50 nlu. a
Ia hall II tcasIsoniul were absorbed daily in
thi, manner, it would excite thirst for
u, uhol IN the system The theory .rcni, To-
Ia confirmed 10y the fact that >a>a.,s, who
live mostly on meat AMI ,at NO ,a' anl
little starch do not lIElEcu ur tis" any intnNl-
eating drink The professor says 1t "uctl
require long AMI patient INVESTIGATION to tie
trrmine whether there Is anything in the
theory or not ahll that le means TO lpuk into
it.--Cur Chicago journal
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-03
HONE.

4 cloudy SKY fills all tle -eS.,
AMI all the east is dark ami coll;
A stranger, tarryin, for LIS rest,
A sh, ph. nj gathers in his foil
To faith al lotI.tlas doors untoek;
10 faith ttprr Is nu lurelSu tfnsk.
The ctoud, the coll, the darkliny ,ilns
Is framed If sunteaul' ar, hing Lu.lp'.
Rolls yasniIIs black "A sulicn S,a,
With savage totl that sli>ten vhita:
The wolves of water snap, l.ut h.,
Tie faithful, know, Ii, vain ttI,y lt.,.
For him all win,i, to laytIls tluw,
And all around Lim AMI lrlow
Thc bowling waves, tle blllow, fam
Are th' stall wat,rs tloains Luup,
Though lark the Ky au,i larr,,l th,. I l.,
Amt the wreck hath fa,hnn> ,l,yl,
He iin,hth comfort III the tull,
And life in the eternal sle,p
AMI all things toll to hrng him god,
AMI rrt Is in hiS tumult ru,l,;
Aui all things whisper 10 HIM, "Comr,
Ahbie with nu', fJr am home
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-03
They Perish In Alcoho,'s Presence

SOm,timc ago a convention ot ni,lu>culi>t'
was held at Cleveland. .. \ learned professor
sall that while examining under powerful
microscope human tooth in a healthy nl:ti :
month he found it covered with countl,~-
bacteria Uh apply. .nS the mlrrp>nop" 10 The
teeth If another man hr found thcml"rt'etly
FREE. from bacteria Investigation showed
that the last man had Just b,-n drinking
wAi,ky. There is much fooifor rartion IL
,Li, striking occurrencu-N y Worl l.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-03
Beauty a Bar to Success.

Ionce heard very beautiful woman. WHO
thought ,h. could act. say t. Mr. Harry
Palmer that She intended to become a char
lOtte tu,hlnan
Then" SAIL the rrmor,elr,, maia- r,
"you'l have To- rs, yitriolon your farc instead
OF rouge This was the neate~t mixture ~
philosophy and compliment lever Eart i'u'
into plain English 1t meats that l'r"iiaI
tcauty Is "A lar to permanent 7li'tr'-,-.'y YIN
trinkle's Letter.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-03

Sb,ril hat convenient formula for
ackn",yt"'.ms all the new publications that
wer4 s., - 10 him. bear Sir have received
your ,yqul,it. " work, and have no daHht |
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-03

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