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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11
AFFAIRS N EUROPE.
Rrinee Alsxnnaar DesoRAfsa Ralian
Regard sur BalsaEia--I4wsEsaLa Lana
Rsusal-TAs csnlsx HAalna-
BsasA Bsaa Rase.


LESBOS. Dec. i0.-Qaaen vistogia has
dseoraasd Prince Alsxsndse with he
OrdeE q ths Bash-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11

PIT1sHURo. Dsc. 10. = There vas q
healthier tone 20 the oil market todaY.
that the worst vac over. TIE market
opened a. 6s5l, declined to 67y6. then
rallied and advanced 70 69yk, but saeQed
e ! o'clock this afternoon TO 6oj<.
Trading was fairly active.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11
on The PACIFIC COAST.
Decline In stoeEs ana SAB
sequent Aavanee.
sAipuEssk a oaialaslt-Tas strss,
Car E@pioyeu saIks-A Puxal..a
Ds.sA-A Bn fus Dan.r,s h
Riss Pala-sAlppius.


SAN kRANuzEca. Dec. lo.--An minina
.le1ka Nere weakef aaaln thia noFain'S.
consolidated Nixninia ensnea a q7.
efop ef = closing e ~. B. an8
belchef dropped On tAa npenina aa q an
der heavy sales vent b *. bot rseo1-
ered e tha olosa b e16. = loRn AZ a a
yesterday. Innsanticna "a GanIa a
oarrl. and 0phif we're elosed la1s nieAf
at 81, oDened today a. ats, want "a az.
and oiosed q St; OphiF oDanef e a
les % ~ bnt rseoFagad 70 q eloaina a
10y CLOSING Quatatinns 81 ofhrra Raro,
Cnollar 4 CfoWR Roinl at{. Hala 4 ReT-
eres8 Il, Mexioan Az, Hapnna ~. RinFrn
Nevada Sbks Utah *. Yallo9 Ia1kr3
-. Eo1oA vas the only uma which
showed ans ntRunEth. u 0ponsd y eif.
aAa nolplt1slaneinR heavy aalsa ~
creased b !, a whinh a closed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11

CNczsEAz1. Dec. 10 - srohhlahop
kidsg has forbiddan Roman Oathoiio
voealigla and musicians % employ their
talents II Protestant ehurahes, ana has
intamaesd th4t the pEomnlRafisn og the
oraer uas he rosalf of The action taken
by tha reeeBt Pianasy Coanail held IL
Ralfiwora
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11

Ekn fnknc11co. Uau f0.-Aaita8---
stsamsr Geo. " Eidel, fur 6aaials; ahID
fioFenca, for Nanaimo ahip Inmda
Dfuumand, foF Naaaimo.
Pozz 10wnmND, Dsa. IQ.-AFEsBe-.
Bra CaFneQia, from San PadEs fn9 RoRl
Blaksiy; snip Kats DaVonpoF1, from
san Franasnoo for PoFt Hlaksig; ahip
aara Bzek I5daf Wara. ffom Hna
to Straits.
Poaz Anaxrns, Das. --ehfpa Eennis
Tucker ans Roais Weit are Ia rngt. Two
CloudF. LiRht soath giad.
Pear MaDlsoN, Dee. i0.~9aliad-
BARK AoIihaesl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11

The tle-uD on the Setter Street. read
was bFoksn this morning. FouF cafs
we're started, tie aruf hainR enaiuaann4
b he Assisiaat supeFiatsndonl 81 ths
road, the others b. clerks IN tho a1as.
No attsmpt was made 10 impa8e tha
progress q the ears b niFlkera he
strikers have knd eiFoulARa pFfnied naar-
ING the people NOS - palruni1s Ne roaa,
and are ooatlefiug tAem beoadeaal
thfDaghoHt the city. Ne attsmpt una
mads 10 staFt The ears on NE Raofae a.
IMFkfn afFaat hrnnmhnn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11

81. Loum. Dee. 10-RobeEt GraynoE
(ool0radl Was hanged in ehs yard 81
the 1ail this m0rninR for tie murder of
Berry Essns lesisredl oa July Ssh. 1855.
On tee might pgeyi01s Evans bad 90
vssely p1n1shod 9gaynoFs who VS. his
room u1ate and felloE employe in q
livery stable. Next morninR Evans
tainted 9raynoF With bic dissom6tnEe
OF the night nefors, and GfaynoR anixing
. wagon stake dsalt Evans 9 blou upon
ne bead from which Be diad four days
lataF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11
siruek Trala

An Aiameda Local engine this m0xm.
inR struck ths wagon % ZIba q. oFoss,
% years Old, a. expraaammm, while 4 wma
beina driven aeEoas tho FaiiFcsf tFaot -
oakland. Tbs old mnn vas killed, an6
also ems of Toe horses.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11

Pr. AnnHA. (Oai), Doo. l0.-Ths
sohoonsE Elaie tFeraon ueat aghole
heEs last night. and viii BE- q toial Iona.
Part 81 she lnnbef 81 tbe aehoouoF
HYDE. which Il also aeb0Fe, may 1e
ssvsd, has the cargo 81 pgsla Stakes
and barb en- tas Elsie lvef1e1 VIII b 3
aoiai loss. The Botoumora are lngnga.
BAT there = 20 iusuFanos 90 the oaHzoos.
This il ths heayiaal los has s4ag o.
eurFsd IN this harboK.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11

In q Eeoanf dispa1eh - tAe Ss.ts De-
uarsnsRa Mr.. Tree. A@eFieAa Miuls1sE
z Brusasla, reports lhat tAs Gos1EnDenl
e Ne EndspsldEal Elsis e ounKo -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11

The Judiciary Oommitios q ne Board
Of Supervisors today dscided a Fepars
aavorablY a. the next messing q Ne
damages Indicted apou ne oaFs duFina
ths riot Of 5aly lBth lass.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12
Art students In Paris Academy

Every new student. who, by the way, Is
called nouveou by his class mates, is cx'
pectel to be the slave Of the studio IN which
he Is enrolled He has 10 do all the drudg
cry, from choppng up the dry clay to run
ming out and bringing biscuits, rolls and cigars
for the older men A nouveau who Is good
natured gets along well enough, but If be
chances 10 I've All irascible fellow he meets
with more trials than he can account for. Hii
work is tipped over. he u sent on foolish er.
rands. and h. is the victim Of all kinds OF
jokes. He is frequently assaulted with Il
storm of wet sponges, as are visitors who ELL
ter the studio without removing their hats
and making polite salutation. In the paint.
ing studios new students are compelled to strip
and fence with long brushes dripping with
red paint until their fr'lie> are thoroughly
bespattered
Yet with all their pralks the boys are good
hearted. Although most Of them are poor
I've seen them contribute cheerfully to the
assistance of an old model in distress or to the
relief Of one who was unfit for work. The
life Is essentially Bohemian, those Of the stu.
dents who can afford il having little studios
Of their own in which they sleep along With
their CLAW. tool~ and models chicago Newa
Interview
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12
ALPHABETICAL HINTS on asALTn.

As son as VOC are Id Shske b'arsks', AMI
sheet,
R.rt-r he without >h.-> 'han III wub We;
feet.
Children. if healthy, are sctISe n, still
Damp beds ami damp elo'ha- viii l-,'h make
YOU Ill;
Eat slowly and always chew yeuT t,SsI we'll
Fre,heu the air in the house where YOU dwell
Garm.uts must never le made 70 IL tight
Homes will h. healthy if airy and hight.
II YOU wish :" ba we'll a. vou b, I've no
doubt,
Just open the windows before YOU 20 nut.
Keep your rooms always tidy ami clean
Let dust on the furniture never be sen.
Much illness i, caused nv the want of pure
air,
Now to open yo,u Windows lie -ser YOUR
are.
Old rags and obi rubbish ,honbi uever lie
kept.
People should >ee tina, their fo4s> sre well
swept,
Quick movement, IN chiliren are healthy ami
right.
Remember the younS can no, thrive without
D light,
See that the cis'ern is clean 10 tine brim.
Take care thai your dress is all tidy AMI trim.
Css your no~a 70 flint ont IL there ~ had
drain
Very sal are the ttyet> that come IN It's train.
Walk a. much ~ Won IAN without feeling
fatigue,
Xerxes cuuli walk full man, a league
Your health is Your wealth, whr'h y"ur wiz
dom must keep,
Zeal will help go..l ,au-.. end thu snni YOU
will reap
Trinity Card ~ Uou,.. Hyglefie
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12
Household Hints aud Paragraphs.

10 rcmor" lalnt spla,hc> "ll window glass.
mnl,t,r he spot, With u ,it"ng solution III
soda. then rub hard
70 clean zine dssol>. two ounces Of alum
IN on" quar-, Of vinegar, ne" rs hot as YOU can.
af'crwarl, rubbing drv
I" remove rust on >t"'l make paste ~
emery powder and kernSne; rub on, and let
stand a little vhilc, then polish with oil
Evcryol" should keep hottie ready ~
.qunl parts strong linlo.vatcr ami sweet oil
well shaken together 10 use IN burns and
s'ail>, or for 'hapl.'d hands
To remova the tops ~ fruit jars, that can
not In started by hani, dip cloth in very
no, water and apply to the outside Of the cap;
this will cause 1t To expand
When you have spilled anything On the
stove, or milk has boiled over and suiroca,
Ing smoke escapes, sprinkle the spot With II
quantity OF salt this will stopit.
Empty spools ARE nice 10 use TO hang t"w,is
and clothing on Drive nails through them
50 tho head will sink in the end Of the spool
No danger of rust in using them
A slate with pencil attached, is handy to
have in the kitchen On which To jot down
articles you wish to buy when you ~ to
town. then you will not forget tho very
things you wanted most, ~ Is often the ease.
To preserve sheep skin, or other skins for
mats, dissolve ono pound each u alum and
salt in gallon Of water Put the skin III
soon after it is taken from the sheep, AMI let
it soak twenty -four hours, then nail on an old
door or smooth place, skin uppermost, till
dry Line with old carpet to prevent tho
possibility Of any grease getting on the floor.
Half pound baking powder cans are nice to
bake cako ill., making round slices that look
nice for variety The cans that tomatoes
como IN are nice IA bake brown bread in, fill
twuthirds full The cans should have the
rims melted on, AMI ought TO bc opened on
the sealed end 40 as 10 leave the bottom
smooth Grease well before using When
done, cover with cloth and let stand II short
time, when the bread will come out smooth -
l.izzir T. Pense in Minneapolis Housekeeper.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12
4 Few Helps for the Kitchen.

II meat bake. too fast cover with buttered
paper
tn,lakcd lime near meat preserves it by
keeping the air dry.
To remove tea stain, from cups and saucers
scour with asles.
A cup Of strong coffee will remove the odor
Of onions from the breath.
A piece Of zine put on the live coals in the
stove will clean out the stovepipe
When there Is crack IN the stove II can
be mende,i by mi wing ashes and salt wi.,
water.
To clean willow furniture use salt and wa
ter, and apply with n coarse brush, and dry
thoroughly
Cold sliced po,atoe, fry and taste better by
sprnkling n tablespoonful Of -four over them
while frying.
New tins should be vet over the tire with
boiling water In them for several hours 10
fore food Is put into them.
To prevent laIlpwicks from smoking they
should /" soaked in vinegar and then thor
ourhlv i # II is said that they will never
sn".. IL a process adopted
Kitchen tables may be made n white a.
snow if washed with soap and wool ashes.
Flylr, ipo, ls~t scrubbed with cold water
SOAP and ','-d ashes Our Country Home
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12
wb,skers Are Half the Battle

Don't you know that il could raise Il beard
nv practice would he twice. and possibly
three times, as large as 1t is: ] have tried
everything Ia bring the hair ont on my face,
but II will not come. and have about given
~ ali hopes Of ever adding wblskers to ny
numerous attractions. Although | am 81
years Of age. and have been practicing es.
eral years. ! find the greatest difficulty IN
making people believe am not minor just
startin, out IN business, tell you. In our
profession vhiskers are half the battle Ev.
erybody pictures the physician as an OLD,
,age looking individual with long, full beard.
aphysicisu" In C;lobe. Democrat
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12
WOMAN AND HOME.
.sllES or POllTeNESS WRITTEN
FOR a r2-TeaR-OlO SEpHsw.

t"ll''tI"n 1T Hsn>rhaId ulat- and
ktrh"n Help. tsirl> companions
i-tu> at Health Tried Heus.k.eper-
Sensible Mother short Item.
Aate VI, IoIntei out tbs following nlbs
e. a htr,- T. yesr-oJ nephew, who Was ,hs
L h. ri her ewes If not always tn i,y Of
h,r heart. for though god naturesi anna
hlr l-'y in the main he wouki ohen,l s.sirst
N Irnprietis, frequently.
tlI>t tOtile manners for the street.
HAT lifted in saving "sH.i-bye~ ~ How
in vuI 10,
Hat lifted NheaI Offering a ~'ar IA car or
va 5thn"wledsIng favor,
k,vp step with any one lud uslA With
ilNavS prece,ie lslv up stairs AMI asa
hrr il you may pr,~r'ie her in pa>sing through
= crowd or public rlac,
ilat III Tn, monlcu' Nuu l,sl a street ,l,or
apl when von step iuta sprivata hall or af
he
l.er lady pass lir.t ALWAYS, uuk>. She ask
YOU TO pre,uSi' her
In the rarlor stand ,iIi e,rr, lat, IN the
room j. stated ala older persons.
Ri~' i a lady comes in after WA ara
seated amt ,tanl till she takes sea,
Look people straight in the fave when
speaking or l"lns spoken Il,
~ laii> PASS through ,tnf hr>t. stand
ius ASIDE for them
In the dnins r-'u take ,our seat after
ladies' and elder,
Never PLAY with KNIFE. fork ~ ,,Auu
~ not tax ,our napkin III bumh IN
Your hand
Fat ~ fast or a, SLOW a., others AMI finish
thu cours vh-u they d.
Rise WHEN ladies' leave the roon, amt stsnl
until they arr nut
Ii all ~ "ut together. gentlemen stand nv
thu door I'LL ladies pas
Slstlal rules Tor the mouth are that all nc,se
in eating anl smarkmg or the lip, should 10
avoided
Cover the mouth with hand ~ napkin when
obliged 10 remove ANYTHING from il
". YOUR handkerchief unnh,ru>,el, al
wac
~ No, back toward h"i rooln When rsis.-
ing Always knn'k at any private r1m
door
The" rules arr imperative There arc
man, other little point which add 10 the
grace Of II gentleman. hat To hreak any NJ
these j, almost tmlarinnahh' Workers ia
nt'r
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12
THE ART OF BOOK MAKING.


Some ~ the Odd and Vulgar Fashions
which Have lrcpt IN,
Within the last few wears many publishers
have been tempted Ia ISSUE holiday ami other
volumes bound in new AMI unique materials
Some Of these experiments have been pleasing
TO the eye and appropriate To- til" contents of
the book, but many, very many, more have
been in the worst 81 taste Prepared leather,
which in former wears was only used in the
manufacture ot ,,chel, nnd trunks, has been
laid under contribution 1N the hsuk binder,
and the result Is shown IN hhlenls array 81
alligator aud tiger skin" volumes offensive
TO every sense. II was proper enough TO
make wallets, pocket books scril~, AMI even
memorandum books II alligator skin, AMI a
book Of southern travel might look appropri
ate In the sane binding, but To find ar, books,
fiction, poetry, AMI everything else bound in
discriminatory IN il is nh evidence Of ,legen-
crate taste
More daring ,ulgar,t.e, than this have been
perpetrated, a any book store viii give eri'
dencs. One line u poets has been boGnt in
tiger skim" horrible. notified leather with
some material Inserted between II and tho
boards 50 a. to form soft, sluashy cushion.
The bulging appearance Of these books !,
most unlovely, and we hope they will all
have disappeared by next winter, In search.
ing for variety Of colors in which to bind
the cominOner cloth volumes the dyers have
struck upon number Of neutral tints which,
however pretty, are not durable fading often
while IN the shop window. The art Of binding
books has well nigh become lost one. Few
Of the books now being made will bc found in
- perfect condition 40 years from now az
are the "fifteeners' we now s.e The books
In the libraries Of Chicago which were printed
and bound in the fifteenth and sixteen centu
ries compare favorably with the best produc-
tions Of o.dav Not only as regards binding
arc they superior, but in tho printing ais"
Few books are perfectly made In one day.
How many Of tho average sized books OF
today can you open flat upon table and
reed without holding a. you can those made
IN the past Very few indeed The lsmo
books Of today, IL opened suddenly in tho
middle, will h. irretrievably spoiled The
cheapening Of labor AMI the Introduction Of
machinery is responsible for this. The Use OF
the wire binding is proper for magazines and
pamphlets, but should not he tolerated in
bound volumes that are intended to Inst any
time. The sharp wire cuts the paper and 10
fore you have half finished your book the
pages are as loose n, pack of playing carls,
In London and Ieipsic, the great book narts,
much taste Is displayed in printing and bind
ing. Often the material texture, color,
marks and symbols Of the cover will be sug-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12
tbns of the Laws Of Health.

said one gentleman Il only wonder moro
Iadire arr not sick with il, You won't
go one woman In thousand protect herself
against the weather, even when the thor
moneD.r /. below zero
That n not the worst Of Il ,aid second
y.ntlpr1an who came up at this juncture,
the cD. y,.,'h"r IL not half W bad A sloppy
weather, when tn 'ticoats go swish swnsh
against the ankles AMI chill the blood and
nerves. A woman with wet ankt~ Inns .
small chance for health"
Yet" said n third gentleman, you yee
little. frail women walking about In paper
shoes. while their great brawny husbands
plough through the mud thoroughly fortified
against II, and then they say a woman can't
stand nha, man can OF course she can't,
lrcausc she abuses every Law Of health
Il had n conversation with Emma Abbott
mce, said n lady who bad joilsd the com
rany, and she explained why she never
had q cold, with all her exposure and hard
work, In the first place, abs Watches out Tor
drafts, and regulates the temperature Of bcf
room with care ahich would astcnish wo'nef
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12
Rule. d, which a Poet Works.

Bear in mind some 81 the technical rules by
which Browning works He usrs the smallest
number Of words which his meaning allows
is sTaring Of adiectives uses the largest rela
tive number Of Saxon words, Uses monosylla
bles wherever possible, treats consonants As
the backbone Of the language, AMI hence s
the essential feature Of q rhyme; uses tho
measure most appropriate TO his subject, tax.
ing 10 liberties with unusual measure, and
sschews ali vulgarisms or inaccuracies which
custom has sanctioned, both in prose AMI
verse. such az II had better. or 1Gi :a'her .
Clara Dotv Bates
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12
The Nujir Supply Of Whalebuue.

10 article Of commerce Is subject to greater
fluctuations in price than whalebone. It may
,ell for z? Il pound in January and q in June,
according to the catch and the run OF Ice IN
the whaling regions The main supply COMES
from the North Pacific arriving in November.
The South s"a supply arrives in June. New
Bedford and San Francisco are the greas
whaling ports. chicago Times
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12
Thi, Might Reduce the Lists.

All the literary men who prepare lists 9
100 books to Ire read by other people should
IL required to affirm that they have read tho
books they recommend, and enjoyed or de-
rived benefit from them. This might reduce
the lists or improve them. - Philadelphis
Tx,lp,r
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12

The Czsrina's Queer Wedding Present.
The empress Of Russia has sent one OF her
friends queer wedding present. It Is We
netian mirror. bearing on its frame the To-
gcnd: Since we have ceased to fear we have
bcgun to live The Nihilists must have re-
pptptI
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12

Ata dinner given lately in New York, the
timing room ceiling Was covered With nr'
work Of vines fastened from the chandeli''
to the four corners Of the room. The H.
were literally covered with flowers
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12
Instead Of BuryIus Our Corpse,.

.in ingenious Frenchman suggested the
other LAY that, instead Of buryng our
corpoe.. wo should set them up in blocks Of
concrete AMI then Use these blocks for build
ing yea walks, etc. Brooklyn Eagle
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12
tuNNIaTIu\a

tpNNEt"iIDNs,
At ruiatAa with Jack 'uuNillp, Itu't ~
West ny, tast ftoi steamer, to- - Au-
siSttne, Green cove springs, BACKBONE ne
AMI al points Nolth, Ia, aud W. urd y 10
up Iiycr Steamers tor SoJth tloriIn. Att
with the Twin Screw Ton 80 tunrr ''lti ct
Pantkn." and steamship cav oi Inutirrl Ia,
fUf Charleston New Work Hutun Philnli j.
him, etc.
Mnil trans make close connections lutr WaNs
VIA T. 7. n X. " nv, AT lath'uuNtl', With NJ.
Ian, Toast Line, lHt NlN,
At Gainrs lille with thruugh pulimnu -,' -
crs over savannah, Florida NrsirtuliN tor
New Orleans, tVdhr ktN4, P,U.arulH. SuyIu.
nah. Albany. Montgomery louisville, ~.
liutlis nuI al points N,st.
At oculn with Florida EuilN1N nud Np'igp
tteu Co.. anu Hacks tor SllStr~ I'ln-S,
Al Aston with II. Johns rttrt NtrHurts tor
,iNrksnIlt NE, sanford ana way hmIuc
A. ltrshIrR with M, s. LuutlS ana 'Uk,
EI,tis div iSinn OF the tlutda southern Uul.
why. and tnnts On Ith,s Harris aud iH.t7
Ia, points on I 1kcS
AZ f,mbctton's tc'ry with South tiutlda
ny tor Lakeland, TAMPA, ht.rimm', lmttuw.
orlando, Sautnrd, THrk"ituN AMI Font bt1r,
Y. cDNAN1, y. W. BROWN ELL
Cement Manage Gpn'i Pas. lp,nt,
A.t. towhH, Gri 1Wv. Art,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12
4 Halfa Million "Heilos. :

II IL estimated that 5000 conversations
take place over the wires in New York every
tweit, four hours For each message there
must lie at least five ''hellos which would
MEX. !jNmo ~hellos" going over the wires
,tii!,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12
Hlr,ciinp A.ros. the Mountsins.

\ l,avarian gentleman named Wolf and
PUPIL have travelled to Rome By bicycle from
Trenton in six days, counting in the great de-
ilys tho snow caused theni They crossed the
.\lpa and Alpennnes without any damage to
their ,nnchines. Brooklyn Eagle
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12

Mr.. Herbert Spencer says that !e~na
Carlylss conversatin during ID lA& yeaD
sWas one long damn
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12

incubation Is suggested as Pesenti'e I"'
the alcohol habit, There would seldom tie
Lack of supply Of aattenuated virus
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-12

tvuyrlay A-unytits tally AZ ta. yr
Ann AZ .iark-onflllt. tial.yat -.I r.
leave t3stanaIa aa.!l at t4If.I,
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