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The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10
Year ending values dntjes
June oo- remitted
Nelye wears. S2s, esq, ,1s9. 7e s5, ,s25, ,7s5. .42

Twelve years. S23, 1854, 4,I39.7b T$5,0 0z5,10 0o4z
Why, Mr. President the report of the commits
sioner of marine and fisheries for the Dominion
shows that Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island,
vessels, 6,4S6 men; II ,225 boats, with %, 3,446
men-an increase of at least two-thirds under the
influence of free United States market
The Dominion had, in 1873, 402 vessels and
5000 boats in the fishery business; in 1884, 902
vessels and 2,772 boats-a gain of 500 vessels
and 3,163 boats and of men employed at least 15,-
O0O The Province of Nova Scotia in a single
year. 1888, added 143 schooners, chiefly bankers,
to her feet, affording employment, as her fishery
Observe the increase of her exports of fish to this
eountrv since 1871.
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10

YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES.
AT delphia-Athletics, 8; Philadel-
phias, II.
At Savannah-Savannahs 8; Chicagos IL.
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10
the WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, April 10.
Indications for Portland and vicinity
Fair, warmer weather.
Indications for New England to-day are
fair warmer weather, winds generally
shifting to southerly, falling barometer
For Sunday, fair, warmer weather is indl-
Gated for districts bordering on the Atlantic.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
PORTLAND, Me-, April 8, 1886.
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10
The Cattle at the State College to be
Killed.

ORoNo, April 9.-Gov. Robie and Council
lor Hatch inspected the cattle on the Maine
State College farm today. DR.. Bailey, Hon.
q. A. Gilbert and Councillors Hatch, Smith,
Sands and Bixby inspected the cattle Tues
day. All are in favor of slaughtering the
bard ic xraliad Of GRn0n
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10
Searching for Showers,

FARMINGToN, April 9. = Two detec-
tives are searching Franklin county for
Stowers the alleged murderer of Agnes A.
Long. He was born in this county, and it is
very generally believed that he has fled hith-
er. Their presence in the county is being
kept as quiet as possible, and but few know
their business here
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10
THE PORTLAND iusYdE1fsl iusYdE1fsl I PRESS, :

Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
AT 81 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND, ME.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10

Hon. Hannibal Hamlin has been re-electeu
President of the Tarratine Club OF Bangor
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10
MAIN G.
Injured In a Mill.

FARNnNGToN, April 9.-Hugh Staples had
one of his arms badly sawed in G. W. Rang
er's mill at North Pennington today. Am
putation is feared.
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10
A Portland Man Injured.

BosToN, April 81. Joseph B. Sturtevant of
Portland, who was injured in the accident
on the Fitchburg road near Greenfield, was
brought to the Massachusetts General Hos
,1ifol tndar
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10

I7A NJ II a Nj P NJ 2 ~ z M
Barometer so. 1872 3o.doo 3o.o4o So.oo9 2e'oo0
Thermo'r 32.1 4o.0 Pig 3aa'0 3a'0 So 9Y'S
Dew Point PAS 25.2 90 t32.z 22e'a
Humidity. 71.6 4o.4 2o'9 10 W. w
Wind. ..... on
Velocity. u . d, 11uoo Toir
Weather lClear lClear lCledf lCIodl " an
kIoon daily har- 80. .083 Maximum ther, ..54.8
Mean daily ther. .43.5 minimum tner..' ~ IN
Mean daily DIV pit. 309 MAX vel Wlho...'iI " q
Mean daily hum.61.5 Total preclp..'-.' ~
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
tApril 9, 1886, 1000 P. NJ
Observations taken at the same moment OF time
M oil sfatinEA
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10
The Sick Cabinet Officers.

Mr.. Milliken presented today, the petitio
of thirty-seven citizens of Union, Me-, VIII
pray for revenue tax on adulterated buttel
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10

LYNN, April 9.-Mr. j. S. Keene, the
tor member of the firm of Keene Bros,
oen-v- H'-nwhegan last night he
returned from oAu ,.no hos been
states that the trouble in that pla..
settled, but declines to say anything further
about the matter. The conditions are that
all the "scabs" be discharged, and that elght
of the number cannot be re-employed Inc
price for lasting has not yet been settled
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@ut. SBatna & gpbn.

rnfere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bletbt
bas Gleii6, un6 nm fol6es frif9 uro
gut au erIa1gen, fam man unm6gli9
einett aub~erldfTgerett Martt finben, als
ben bon Wm. 06fiing & 9obn, No.
511 Mpe. s. Sic Serren baben benz
@ef@mad ibrer Gunben &e9nung ges
tragett unb in ibrem gtablifement cine
falte 2uftmaf6ine erri@tet, tuel6e allen
Nnforberunget fiir @rbaltung unb @ntz
fernung f@dblider Snsre6ien5en bes
Gleif6es entfpr9t. Sic baben befdts
big lit ibren @iebb6fen einen groBen
8Orratb BON Waifbieb, aus tpeI@em
rlnr bas Beife fir lire &unoen geudblt
tpiro. Wer reel bebient fein Mil, ber
befu6e ben Marft, So. Sill
Mpenue 6. 1,10t1i
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9ie @riimblid5fett a,tglp>amerifa,ttz
fd1er 2eifttnaet.

Wit mel9 fouberdner Weltpera9tung
anglo : amerifanii9e 3eitungsf6reiber
nit gef9i9tli9en 3ablen unb Sbat.
ia9en umfpringen, benefit iebt tpieoer
einmaI bas 8eifpiel bes Netp Orleanler
Shines : 9emofrat". Dieie 3eitung,
tpelde ni9t etua elm bebeutungsloies
Standardization, ionbern obne 3weifel
bic grDBte unb eisfluBreidfe 3eitung
rbes ganaer 5iioens lift, trdgt IN 8eaug
auf Bic moberne europdif9e @ei@i6te
einen Mangel an GenntniRen CUR
59au. Der gerabeau beiammernstpertb
1T. go bebauptet bas groBe Stem Dr'
leonfer Blatt, prins Mleranber bon
Batfenberg lei mad Mbi9luB bes Gries
bets Dpa Gam 5tefaro bur9 bic 8ez
mibungen bes &aifers NitDlaus DON
@uBlanb auf ben bulgarii6en 5irfens
tbrDr erboben uorben. Grit mad benz
Sobe Nitolaus' un6 benz &egierungss
antritte ieimes Sobnes Mle1anbers III.
lei cine merfli9e Mbtiblung In ben 8e>
aiebungett 5tDtf9en benz bulgartf9en
6irfen un6 &uBlanb eingetreten.
S9abe MIR, 6aB Raiier Nieolaus
i@on bretuu6smausig Sabre
toot M a t, als Der Jrieben bon San
Stefano abgei9lofen uurbe. IuBers
BEN mar Nleranber III. ni6t Der
Sobn, fonbern BET @ntel Nifolaus'.
Die @riftena Nleranbers H., ben bic
Nibiliften . 8ombe an, ID. Mdra 1851
in ben Sanb itredte, unb tpel9er oOle
26 Sabre regierte, 1T an ben @elebrten
ber &ebactionsffube bes r9intess9 emo,
crat" fpt;rlos boriiber gegargen. 1nb
bod 1T gerabe Mleranber III. ein Mann
gepeien, ber i9on bur@ feline Nuf=
bebung Der 2eibeigeni6aft elm Mnre9t
barauf bat, bob fein Name ni6t ipurs
log berIoren gebt. st mar iebenfaus
elm beHerer Mann, ais fein @ater es
gerpeiea unb idIs fein @obn es iebt 1T.
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Git repmblifamifdes gtaatssSi6e

9ie in Waco periammelte &onpen.
tion Der &epublifaner Don Seras bat
bas 8eburfniB gefiiblt, elm Staatsttdet
auf3ufelea. Sir bas @ouberneursamt
tpurbe no lninirt. 9r. u. @p9rane bort
Dallas, en- Mnnn, Der pobl am nee
nigiten geeignet 1T, bic &epublitaner
INN fi9 gu i9aaren, ba er in ieinem
Wobnort bas m6gli6te getban, fe
useiranber3ubringen. Sud McDaniel
bon Grimes @ountp erbielt bic Nomi=
nation als 8ice : @puberneur; Wiliam
$. 8urtbart bon Sort Beab County
Die als &i@ter; Granf @leabes bon
goot Co., bic als @6abmei7er; S. sc.
8ropn BON Sarrant bic als GomptrOlz
ler; Glarf %. SobnfDn bon Doung
County bic als @eneralantpalt uno s.
0ine BON 9airis GountD bic dig SUI
perintenbent fiir 6Hentli6e @rsiebung.
Das 9eutf6tbum 1T bertreten but9 u.
3sabed BON Naparro @ountD, Der als
2anoz GommiRdr ttominirt murbe.
1eber bic 3medoienli9feit Der Nufz
ffelImmg zines republis anii9en Staats=
tidets bcber mir untere Nnii9t bereits
ausgefpro6en; mir Doben 6aber gu benz
Dbiger aud teinen gonmettar gu mos
den. Selbft tpenrt es eth fogenanntes
rffarfes" Sidet tpdre, mas es ni6t 1T,
tpiirbe es un.er ben Dbpaltenben nms
fttr3en teinea gntbuitasmls erregen,
unb baB es bic &epubIitarer ~gegeniiber
Der acknowledgement Maioritdt Der De-
mpfraten in MaTen an bet @timms
fafem fiibren tpirb, fteIel mr. fart In
3me.fel. Mentt cir nal ber bemofras
tide &oloB in Tolge fei.er eigencn
S9mere urtb Der Wiber5aarigteit BET
glemente, tpelbe er in fi6 aufgenonls
men, ober aber lit Golge elmer aGges
meine-ea grleu9tung bes 8Dlfes rn5
beg baraus fi9 er%geben6en b%eferen
Gerfdrbnifes tpi9tiger Staatsfragen
in bic 8rtide gegangerr fetn micj, ban1
mag bic Sadie Der &epublifaner eine
bofnungsbDIere tperben. Wie es 1T,
tpirb bic Democratic muir geftdrft, tDerr
ibr bic &epublifaner in gef6lofenen
entsegeatrete1.
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u

n2ieber 8ruber Meef, gbitor off, She
Central MetbDbit", gattlesbure, 2p.:
Sd febe i'm lebten r@entral", baB SUI
Elm Seilmittel gegert terb6fes RopfDeb
b1au1it. Wenr 9u ems gebrau9en
mi0f, bas 9u tp69entli9 in beinem
gIatte anaeisit, 10 tpirft 9u Dir seuiB
ntiben unb, glaub' i'd, furirt tuerben.
Sd babe bon &inbbeit auf an rerb6=
fem GopftDeb gelitten, babe fait iebes
Mittel probirt, bas i'd befommen
tonnte uub ME ems gefunben, bas mir
erpiinf6te 2inberung braGte, big i6
simmons 2iber &egulatpr,
bereitet bon s. 8. 3eilin & 60. se=
brau6te. Sd fiible NIT Sebem, ber an
bieier f6redli9en &ranfbeit Ieibet uttb
hofe, bu mirft bas Mittel periu1en.
Sc. Morris, Brownsville, %. 8a."
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6. S, Waaer, WboIejaIez ur

6. $. @aiiaer, 8Boleale> unb
Retailbdn6ler 1T Garbeu, Selen, Mus
itrei6ermateriGfen, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfieblt fein groBes
Eager in bieien Nrtifelu gu Nem Dort
g!reifen nnb ma9t gang befon6srs auf
ben getpdblter 0orratb BON Bilberu:
@bromDs, &upfers unb @tabltiden,
Oelgemdlben unb pbantafie : 8ilbern
aller Mrt, ferner auf Die gef@madboIe
Mustpabl bon 8%ilberrabmer Der aaer'
m~obernften Gorm unb auf Bic Nles
u~mfaferben 3ei9enmatertalen auf=
merfiam. Ollie Guftrdge fir irgenb cine
Der obigen 8rauGen perben prompt
aussefibrt; gilber bon iecer @r6Be ein<
gerabmt unb ole Arbeiten m6gli9f
f6neu unb gut beforgt, bic in oas Sad
fhIagert.
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E
Mfatter Mfltter I Mftitter -!
Berbet sShr bes Nadts sefSrt werber
unb In @urer Gnbe unterbroden burd bas
Sdreien eines tranfen Rinbes, tpeldes
Sdmer3en BON Durdbreden Der 3dbne
leibet? ST es Der Tan, 70 fauft cine Slaide
0 Wfrs. Winsloms 5cpthinS Sprup.
gr pirb ben artter, Rleinen 5pfort bon ieiz
men Sdmer3en befreieu. Wan perlufe f&
baraub es bilft. Sc 1T feline Watter auf
Grben, bic es periudte unb Gud ni4t nit
tbeilen wurbe. baB es bic ginseweibe re.
9ulirt, ben Rleiuen 6ilfe unb geiunebeit
unb Der Mutter 6uhe beridaft, bab es
ME 5auber wirtt. Das Mittel III fiber in
allen SdIen unb ansenebn, bon geiGmad;
es tpirb BON elmer Der dlteften unb befen
Doetorinnen in ben Ser. @taaten ners
idrieben. neberul 3u BADEN, bic Tlai@e
3u rs Gents.
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- Sluctuationen i'm Martte fir giz
%fentpaaren fann Sober bermeiben, ber
feline Droers bur9 Yiper&S 9uIts
3 5 ausfibren IdBt. Gabrifanten re>
gultrt 7 lire preife mad benz 2onium.
Piper Z S9ultbeB baben ftets einen
enprmen 8prratb bpr Genabrabt, giiens
ble6 u. I. No., unb fe uotiren fribere
niebrige Breiie, tuenn 6iefetben aud
i'm Wartte ifeigen.
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Nrme treibt. aber at bieier e@ulb bas
ben gbriit unb Sube glei9en Nntbeil.
gs 1T bic Golge bes mobernen fapitali>
itii9en uno in6uitrielen @roBbetriebes.
Sie Subelt mtHen aber, tpie gep0bmli9,
dig San6enbod berbalten!
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Gin Selearomm bes Wiener Sag

Gin SeIegramm beg Diener Sag.
blattes beri6tet, baB bic ruiii@en Wis
nijter bes 2rieses uno Der Marine nod
Ct. Petersburg beorbert tpurben. Sas
@efdndber bes S6worael Where's
tpirb in Rriessbereitf9aft fefebt urto
bic &esierung bat nit mebreren
9ampff1iHsgefenf6aften @ontracte obs
gef9lohen fir ben Sransport oOn
Sruppert uub 2riegsmaterial.
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Marntprarbettett

aller @rt tperber in tintlerii9er 8ol>
lenbung i'm Mtelier bes 9errn Grant
Set Of, NDs. 305 - 313 9ouifDns
ffraBe, ansgefibrt. 9err Sei@ arbeitet
ebenfals in Grant lrb fam allen 8e>
ftequngen geniigen. Mer baran bers
binbert 1T, mad San Mntonio gu fom=
men, febe fi9 nit 6errn Sei6 briefii9
in 8erbinbung. 28,1,m1i
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= @a9t Cure 8efelnngen fit Sta'
9elbrdbt, glattet Srabt, gifenble@,
Rupferble9 unb 26tbe bel piper &
G1nItbeB 249 Marfet Ctr.
Gpart @eIb unb 3eit.
@arantie fur niebrigfte Marftpreiie.
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Gimtpaab ermass Statiftif.

Die gimmanberungs 8eb6rbe BON
Cattle @arben berbHentli6te am 26.
Muguft bic ua9ffebenoe Isabelle, mel9e
cine ueberf6t iiber bic @inmanberung
gtbt, tpsI9e pdbrenb ber berlofenen
1eurt donate aus ben folgenben 2dns
bern in bie Seer. @tnaten fam:
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GrFaJlaffts GimgespciHs,
ATnmke Gebrr

Nus fieien ilrIaG,en eniteben Dreipiertel aler
Groufbeiten beS Mlen5aengeihle@ts. Splsence
Spmpfpme seisen bereu Daienf al: &rpettteer=
tut, TRACER @!tbIgenst anpft1eb nit Mebe!s
susia aeaen fSrperlid5e ceer eeifttee &ts
5~4retsgnttg, atafftnbeu ttaG3 Der WtanIsett,
&efaRorfeit Ses S~ethSerartents, georaGfe
gtinauaune, Elm 9efHbI ais babe utat trgenS
pfea, Wlnftmeii psx Det stttgett, bttfeIges
fdrbter llrtn, gdtsttdje @ernrHfumg.-
inb e~rfprber1 bte MniDenbnns eines SeilmiItels, bas
Direct auf bic 2eber frtrtt. VIE Elm GebersSetlmittel
babeu Sutt's NiMett riGt tires @ietHen. Sbre
@irfuna auf 0teren nnb Saut 1T eGenfauS PROMPT,
tnbsrn ne ale lInreinbeiten burd bieie bret ,atass
febrer Oes gnftemS" ~beleitiSen dnb appetit. .Ss
furbe 9erbauuns, reselradBtsen. Stuhlsana, Hare
Snif iiib tfnefi ~traftt9en &ofper b~erttelen.. 1ntt'S
Ginen peruridden tpeber Gtel pher 9ebi@neioen,
nof fnb fe i5renD Bet Der tasliaen 9erufsarseit UNI
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- 9as grbBte 2ager BON @etpebr.
unb &eboIbersp atronen nno 6iilien bel
Biper & S9uttbeB.
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@epsHnasttel Issi astalaraa.
Sntt'S itber3aderte 8tQeu.

Eutt's Yineu fnb NIT ether @aninensS uders
bede 1berspaen, ipeIGe bieielben 70 ansenebm mie
Gotfect gum Ginnebmen unb ieIbit benz idapaGifen
MuSen 5utrhsltG raa@t. N
xsbtsan id tabeu, Is Cts, A ssarrab Gtr., R.@
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SrotUn'S
9rom 8ttterS
miro RitrireM
2Opfi@mer5
@er6auun9sbei4mer6en
@aaenbei@mer6en
Dbspepiie
Nerben<G ri4lafuns
Malaria
Sieber
Mbgefpanntheit
Mugemeirte 8orperi9wdae
@iidenz unb S~ettenfamer3e1
unreines 8ltlt
9artleibigfeit
@eibIi4e S4tpdden
&beumatismus
NeurdIgie
Nierenz l1nb 2eberz8 ei4meroer
gu berfaufen In allen apotbefem.
Das ae@te Bat SanbsIsmarte anb ~sssressts ros5s
ainien auf bent ilm1f&Ias.
@au uebu,e nidts anSeres.
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3ufammen. ........221,3 &c

Srob beg NusfalIes an beuti9er Gin.
.panberuug 1T alfo In Jolge beg bers
mebrten 3uitromes aus Stalien, @tans
binapien ilnb &uBlanb cine feline 3u=
nabfae geser bic 3abl Der @iuwanbe=
rurg tpdbrenb ber entfpre6enben
periobe beg Woriabres gu bersei4nen.
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MHy9 pApER maybe found on Mo At Geo
Advertising Bureau C0Spruce ST. where advertising
contracts may be made for it In NEW YORK;
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

The mugwump mind, saws the New
York SIM, is inflamed and the mugwump
nose is out of joint and bathcd in the
brine of grief. The mugwumps are not
entirely out with Mr.. Cleveland as yet.
but the chill breath of suspicion fans
their checks. How soon will! pique. sur
prise and regret be succeeded by actual
anger: How long will it be before tho
concordat which began with the reap
pointment of Mr.. Pearson to the post
office of this town will We broken and
ended:
Mr.. Cleveland does hot bend easily,
and even the muE vumTs can not DO
everything with :om. Is the present
GOODNESS merely little temporary tiff,
or will it so on growing colder and
colder, until even the mugwump can feel
through all their ten thousand thick
nesses of fat-headed conceit thst Il cold
day has come for them at last
1t would be fun for the Democrats to
watch the suubbins~ and the suferings
which may DO in store for these disagree
able and dismal Impracticables but it
may happen that the force Of habit will
keep the President more or less in line
with them for some time vet. An ex-
ception does not make a rule and a
Saul of Tarsus conversion does not hap
pen every day. At present Mr.. leve-
land seems to head in the right direction,
and so the Democracy will follow him,
unless the false lights Of the muswump
wreckers should make him alter his
course. now that he * getting into safe
channel.
Meanwhile his mugwump friends
must get along as they can. Every DEM
ocrat will hope that permanent breach
may be made between them and the
President. and yet it seems almost iullu-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

John b. Humphrey and Henry Mitch
ell loved Sadie HammeI. All were
young, and Sadie was pretty; and all
live in Sacramento county, Cal. The
girl couldn't decide, after two years Of
courtship, which of the young farmers
she preferred, and, finally, they sgreed
to play frees cut at poker for oadie's
hand. She agreed to this, and the other
evening they drove into Sacramento,
and, while the girl held the horses, the
young fellows went into saloon, took q
drink, called for new pack Of cards
and fifty chips. ard sat down to the
freeze-out. Luck ran Humphrey way
and he soon rdked in the chips. Then
they took another drink, and John went
out and drove home with Sadie, and
Henry sought consolation in Sacramento
whisky. He i'd 10 stand up with John at
the wedding.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

The heathens in Texas are not all dead.
Here is sample OF their operations near
Bog Soring on the 30th ult: "A most
daring robbery wa com mitted az NUits.
the first siding on the line of the Texas
and Pacific Railroad. ten miles west Of
here, at midnight last night. The only
inhabitants of the place are gang Of
fifty Chinese section hands and a white
foreman. About midnight the China
men were waited upon hy fifty masked
men. who demanded momoy. Upon re-
fusing to give mp their hard earned cash,
they were one at a time hung az by their
cues until they gave up their money.
The robbers. thinking they Lad not got
all the cash in the camp, returned and
tortured one of the cinnamon 10y holding
him on hot stove until his comrades
gave up the balance of their money,
some $500 in all. One Celestial had his
cue cut off and was otherwise horribly
tortured. No arrests have been made.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

Dennis Eagan, late collector q Gus
toms at Key West. has permanently set
tied at Longwoo1, in Orange county,
and his predecessor, Col. Wicker, the
jollie.t Of the old Republican war
horses in Florida, has forsaken politics
and engaged in the real estate business
in Key West. y number OF the old
leaders of the Republican party had an
informal reunion in Jacksonville the
other day: had good time, each agree
ing to go his own way and take his
chances for the future. All are out of
politics. Wicker is good enough fei-
low to become q first-class Democrat.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

Thoebe has gwen notice that he will
contest Speaker Carlsles seat in the next
Congress, and has filed his grounds Of
contest. lie alleges fraud all round.
According 10 his representation, there
never was another such dishonest cleo
ton. But we will wait and see. There
was very little occasion FIR resorting to
fraud to re-elect Speaker Carlisle. When
the testimony is made public we shall toe
able to Judge if Thoehc's charges are
we'll founded. There can be no reasona-
BILE ground for the contest.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02
CRIMINAL CARELESsNESS.
The Terrible Neglect Of Heads Of
Families. :sHtt it, Disastrous
consequences

- He that pr8y.d. In not fer lis Cw- am
lily, and especially t..y 1T I.- own .ua>e-
hold. hath denied ta- :Bi-l. aud j. worse
than an IlG!ll."
TLis sentence IS from the Bib Int the
sad fact REMAINS that there are few families
IN America today tLa: aye We'll provided
for. This dos not arise who'll, .rgm VIII
fuiuess bat far too often from carrl-Ssaess
or neglect The head OF the nous, holi may
provide Ll:,ra, things il abundance. may
try - anticipate the slightest want of every
member Of tEc household. and Vet come
very far short &c his juty. The slightest
physical tru"5." .a any home should always
be hailed with alarm instead If being looked
upon with iuG.H Ference. as Is the case IN too
many Instance even more Than tins. II
should De Oh. duty ~ the head Il the family
10 provide against the slighte>. trouble, by
fortifyiug the constitution Of lie wife and
children. 50 Jhat physical pain and weakness
viii have poor recclf :ion when they come.
But the reader mly ask. How can one
with numerous cares aud duties properly do
this BY using tho-. things which have
been prov u 20 Lc tie he~; for sustaining
life AID renewing energy. By taking edyau-
tGge Of ANY new and valuable discovery
which can tend 70 this end There has pro-
baby been 40 production which has reward
cd tie care aud ~,uiy IF the chemist, which
Is 50 valuable a- the woud rrl Nolua Cor
dial 1t Is ;l- result of the best thought.
the most caae.l compromising II recent
years, and thc wonderful popularity il Is
achieving, show th. remarkable qualities II
possesses. For uraU~iug TIN .uergy and
vigor Of the head rr rise ftmilr W en- he Is
carcwou and weak Tor Sustaining the
strength Of tho mother u her manifold du-
ties. and Tor d.v-'ur.a- tE" powers Of the
child vG-l i Is r@ry .aj adirg. there IS alb
stlE-. ] ..uf|s.r- 70 rI.H.t science
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

General Master Workman Powderly
AMI the general secretary Of the knights
of Labor have stated, in an official letter
to the order, that the ''order of the
Knights of Labor has reached the most
critical period in its history, and appeals
for money to sustain it. The money is
needed to support locked out members
in various parts Of the country. The
opposition to the order il very great, and
if the members, so the letter states, DO
not come forward more literally the or
der must inevitably succumh. THIS
would be cad calamity to the working
men, The money will he forthcoming.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-02

An artist in Washington has painted a
s. L. 6. note so we'll that the authorities
are threatening TO arrest him for coun-
terfeiting. The painting is on block,
and is pronounced a splendid imitation.
The chief of the secret service thought
that the painting should bs destroyed,
bu: the treasury officers are of the oppo-
site opinion. and the question has been
referred TO the Solicitor of the Treasury
for decision. The artist values his
work at $500.