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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
Rules that nre safe 60 Follow.

A matrimonial authority saws: These two
rules will bc safe To- follow in all hut II few
exceptional eases First, for woman a. ~
fuse marriage with any man who is obyctui
"a by her maxi relatives, provided they arc
reasonably we'll acquainted with the object II
supposed airstion, aud, sfsonl, for man a.
refrain from Offering his hand in marriage to
a woman who is not approved by his sister,
or, II h. has none, by his ju,licuus laiy
friends. People who observe these prccau
tiol,s will rarely Nv hcarl Of asking for bills
court Exchange
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
How tn Make fhiags Last.

Every housekeepcr knows how careful
treatment keeps table linen and household
furniture Girls 10 not always know OF re-
memlrr that great care Of their own little
possesslons will often enable them to dress
nicely ON very little money. A lady says:
sWhen | was n girl there was one Of my
young friend, who was distinguished for
making her things last Her dress, hats,
gloves an. ribbons were marvel of durabil-
ity. usel to wonder how she managed TO
make them last NO without their looking
shabby. but ceussd to do NO after had vs.
itel her at her own home The reason why
her clothes wore 50 long was that she took
such COOL cnre Of them. Her dresses were
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31

By the hex non s'ripta 1t Washington eti-
auette, visiting cards ARE grouped into two
classes l, cards of etiquette, us.sl In official
or s"ial calls, >, cards OF cercn,ony, applica-
Die IA invitations 10 official or sTial cerc-
npniak The styles Of caris IN VS. In official
or srMl ethluetto Mt the capital vary "a
corling to Oh. t.lst.s az whinls II tho ssl-
son In all eases lady's card Is larger than
ae,nthman's Plain engraved cards Indicate
taste cards printed from movable typ. aro
not in E".l taste. Autograph or written
cards arr allowable among friends M on bus
inss A call not III orenlony upon the pres
ilcnt admits the use OF written carl --la,s-
ton lhllpct
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31

This establishment lsr,s,~,s.'s the finest print
Ing material in the worll AMI I'm annual
budget ~ 81, th,WH insur,s It's constant n,
Mwul, as we'll aS thu salaries 1T tho mama
gers, clerks ami worknsi Most 1T thu workers
arr lal by the plnr. The higher ,'li,lnl stall
comprises a general manager NJ s'iWsn year,
a., under manager Mt 81 ,,ss', n superintendent
If the interior department work at ~ AZ, M
assistant to tho latter ut stu, AMI srnro IT
others, such ~ cashiers, uvrrs.rr~. clerks,
etc, with salaries ranging from ssn tn s;aa,
The establishment Is divided into thr1
great services, nannSl respectively first III
vision, second div lsion AMI reserve, With n sli
peralliinlance II ov.rs.srs AMI clerks The
personnel ~ the office consists IT clerks ani
officials, IN; laborrs, "A; b"nkfnhhrs, s'w-
ers, Isrforators, g,iinniers AMI females cen
nect,d with the drying rponI, 30, bp,khini
crs, 10; tyl~founlcrs a. mal,s nn'i 10 f.
males, %, clcctrotyprs AMI strrc"typrs, H.;
narhimnen, pointers tnalc AMI fonnl,, AMI
machine boys, IN; pr~siI"n, 10, compost
tns, I'M, showing n total ~ alout ~ per
Sms ot,lpied exclusively In the printing If
government work. Tho working day ~ tho
skilled workers Is ten hours, hut lnbnrrrs hnyo
b. work eleven. The male workers receive
six cents nm hour extra for overtime the f..
males have 81 H. content witt, four cents --
kevcil Typngraphipur
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
The Danger of Spring Locks.

There Is one cxceelingly dangerous thing
permitted in the building aud repairing Of
houses every day, and that Is the use Of snap
locks or spii ing catches on small cloect doors,
whirh are still large enough 10 permit the
entrance Of little child Children In their
play are always creeping into s'hh places
and II the door Gloss with a spring catch,
there IL no way for them To get out, If they
happen TO lie beyond the hearing Of others
An ordinary Gloss closet or cupboard con-
tains only air enough to support life very
short time. We know Of al instance that
occurred several years ago, hut which u
uxely to be repeated any day, wherein Tires
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
A DYING REPORTERS SPECIAL
Pathetic Story of a Railway Accident.
Tonx r. Last ss~gpDp

Pathetic story OF "a Railway Accident.
Tony B-'s Last scoop.
II Is M. ~ many years aE' that Tony
b. thu attarhe u central Iowa paper.
now defun,t, role out from "a southern Iowa
city, one bright morning. Isn!luNl dirtnSly
on the brake Il fiat ear that WAS a,thh,,l
u "wild fright AMI k'al,,l With ira rails
He was like Other r'Iorters, nlt,lt up NJ VI,rs
AMI virtues only tbs tirst sen hy :he worll,
the latter tsst known l.y his intimate frbRS.
He hal hcen in newspaper work for ai"ut
six years, WAS thoroughly capable, AMI
sNret mnre ''s,oole" than waS ever nVurhvi
against him. This, IN the ett~S ii the city
EDITOR, insur'si his entrance inI" lglrri,lrsr -
To make the story short, forty uik> out
FINN its starting point tho ~aIhl" fright,
with leap II m;s,lrlsss and t'rrIih' crash,
went through bri l;e, down sixty ftrt, AMI
Tony sittin, On Oh. brake l.raln IL Was over
in an Instant Surh things dyn't Wait fur
time h. catch up With tls'ul Nhu the ,un.
ductor Il the tram the only ont' unlnlur,>h
erawki cat Of the wreck. his eyes fell first IN
Tony, lying a.'ro~s tho shte III "A dr>neintbI
box car, on his chest q hayy rall. his k..S
crll>hed, AMI dying, h'yoad him E,y dead
brakeman; tho engineer Mas hurisl uIsl,r his
mirhilh'. AMI by u large loatkr ws,s the tip~
man, With u bn'kcn hack. Tony WAS cent
scials, ami, when tia eoillistor rri,h,,i him,
asked for pager ami l.miL Tty wrr' founi
In his Isskets. Unable To- write himself. hn
Dictated this, angriIy oriering thc nrn who
hal conle NJ IA let HIM atns';
&c F., Managing Elitnr star, $1,000
Iowa; Train thr,ush hrilsa' at -. Was
Wn banl ami am hunt. VIII siei full Iir
ttulafs at onsr I II
\ farmer was sSupd, whn conveyed II Ia
tho nearest station. Than this hnN, true IT,
his duty ami not tlim'hing l.inre hath, sui
fering friShtful agony, ami wlnh' willing
han,ls sought in VAIN b. RELEASE him from, his
position, dictated "a special of iitt.sn hun
'ir,st words Ia his lalsr What b" suffered
III one can ever kunw. II MAS With itlhulty
that he eouLi hrathe, AMI cNrll gasp ost
him u wrench ot agony. hut h" hli dath
lack down Ia the last few Inns, Thu kilhl
wcrc--' and so IN, ending With the nan~
"rony h, reporter" A. H. rtHbd that
his eyes iillel with tarS, AMI hc kok~l up
wsttully a. tho conductor, whn hel written
tho telegram for him, ami who hin~,li rduhl
MT keep his tears back. "rrll my mMhrr,"
sail Tony, that iii my duty, umI, bays,
rush that over the wlr,S for M IT,,
'@N~r'" II went over the wins all right, AMI
II was ''soop,' hut before it wa, printed
Tony WAS dead" ~, Paul fion,or rn~S.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31

little children lost their lives in this way.
The parents hai gone away visiting, leaving
the little ones AZ home alone-and, by the
way, what dreadful risk people run who 10
so-ant when they came hack the children
were not q b. ss.n A frantic searrh ~
vealed them living in a pantry eRss-t ~ cup
hand. into whh'h they had crept IN their
play-,iead- Minneapolis Housss-
n
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
How to Polish Plate GLASS.

To polish plato glass and remove slight
scratches, rub tho surface gently, first with a
clean pal Of white cotton wool, and after.
ward with similar pad covered over with
Gotten velvet which has been charged with
fine rouge Tho surface will under this
treatment acquire polish Of great brillinncy,
quite free from any scratches Boston Bud
got.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
Engineer, EirenAs, brakeman aud Flag.
man.

Tho traveller who pulls fragrant cigar IN
the smoking car or scans tho daily IaIcr4 IN
the firat-elnss c'arh, or r,tline., with pillow
under his head In the shaping car, rarely
thinks II the engineer, the fireman, tho
brakeman or tho flagman H. is thrown In
contact with the conductor, whom be- either
plaques with useless questions or bnnOrs by
calling captain" but the silent man at the
throttle lever, or the others have mentioned,
never slip into the travellers mind, unless tho
train Is behini time. In that event they aro
remembered only b. 10 abused But thess
men are deserving ~ more Consideration. As
rule, they ars softer, steady fellows, Also
lutsly fearless apd pisseS~'d Of ra.hnco that
even job might havc enyial a blue uni.
form, b. 1t ever 70 dingy and butt0n'ess, or .
greasy suit IT engineer's overalls when worn
ny It's owner, IL thing to be admired. AT.
lAnta Constitution.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
WOMAN AND HOME.
eoME EXPERIENCE WITH AN Ill
TRAINED MAlO-oF-AlI-WoRK.
BAD Cooking and Hal Morals-The wifely
speetaelss-Ts Nsks Thiaxs LAst.Msn-
aging the Bsby-A Piano In Hot
WeAthet-Not~s and ItemA

speesaeiss-Is M.hs rhiass Last-Msa-
aging the Bsby-A Piano In Hot
WeAthet-Not~s and ItemA
II sems an old sub jet tn write al-lut hut
why not iissuSs ones hack dor, ~ ones
neighlors, On paper as well as 10 think al1ut
ii and tall about il To empty air. ! am sure |
d. MT mean Ia take back anything have
&, say oh this matter, ami perhaps il has paz-
slgsi >oane yoang hOusekeeIers, Us il one did
me, u keep the hack door regions k.ently
rlaan, with all ll-trained mail of all work
anil no lily sHill wagon to come each
nlorniag to my relief The poultry yanl MAS
quite httls distance from the kitchen lorch
h my western hons, and my remarkable
shelp.r liza Lily by nanie, insisted ulA,n till
Ing thu pals trimming full before taking
them away TO empty for COW Or chickens, and
then started OF in slAttsrnly over-burlcnssl
limp, having greasy pods to marx her trail
the whole knsth OF my neat plank walks
OF course thu grass was kilLsl wherever the
Jails were accustomed to stand, ~ ! had q
triangle Of broken stone rallied in like Q
flower tssi. ami having ha.i new sd planted
cluxe ahnut il, with bright bsi II common
Aowers VT which Ida lily was fondO on the
Other side of the walk. I watcl,~<i the result
Il took about ten days To I'LL thu stony triangle
with dribblings Of potato skins, mop shnsi. AMI
dntiiy overflow Of every kind, aud ths New
pals were unrcognizable from the sediment
lift clinging u them. On thu other hand, two
f the plants hal bsen killed by having hot
dish water thrown out ON them, and despair
fllesl my soul
Moving the waste water vat for wash and
dish water 81 far into the limits that Ida Lily
could not throw water oa the grass without
passing il stopls<l that troabLr, and a novel
scheme horn Ut my Distraction finally tri-
umphcd over Ne nUissscs Of GREASY pals,
ruimsi gras lAnts a,,d thu torment u aies
which ssn and swill togrther ~rrm to call
about thu back dnr In armies. First asked
An.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
To pre,.,v. Good. From Mo,hs,

To preserve gods from moths, do not uso
camphor In any form Pieces Of tar payer
laid IN fur boxes and In closets are iatter
protection Five cents will buy enough 10
equip all the packing boxes AMI closets Of q
large huusr for year
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
Ar,,do,c for Poison Oak and wv.

A standing antidote for poison by poison
oak, ivy, ctr, Is to t,ko y handful of quick.
huc, dissolve in water, let II stand half nn
hour then paint the poisoned parts with IL.
Three OF four applications, 1t Is said, will cure
the most aggravated cases Boston Tran
script
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
Combination satchet and Pincushion.

Another style of satchet that Is "contriyed
at encc double debt to pay" IL a travelling
pinulship Made Of two strips Of ribbon
about three inches wide and quarter II a
yard long stitched together ami illlsl with
powdered orris root, IL can W. easily tucked
into n sarhcl or trunk Christine Terlune
Hprri,k
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
The Wife and Her Glass.

The littn wife that Is IA k'l Of 5 or 10
years, nssis ~ sIectacles She is clear
sighted, AMI can distinguish with critical
accuracy between the honest eyed gentle
man who spaks grufiiy 30 her, and tho
smooth t"nguei, polished villain Her juig-
mcnt Is calm and lislassionatc. She could
sekst husband il II werc time to do N, with
wisdom AMI g.sl taste. At Il she gets little
love blinded, and puts on her iirst pair 1T
glasses. They magnify little. Her hero
stands before her in raiSd htters-a hcing II
extraordinary sile AMI ability All that Is
lacking IN him, her glasses supply, Of noble
tainablc All that Is desirable SEEMS ps.
sihlc, AMI pride AMI satisfaction reign com
pl,tc
She webs him There II love on both
shles. AMI her sight fails mon AMI more
hrr glasses ARE stronger and stronrcr-full
power now lie h u god "Even his fail
in,,s iean to virtues side What no dives II
right, bs,tisc no dus IT, Other mems do
ings arc weighed with his to prove their cor
r~'tmss. Even negativ" trait is magnitisl,
ami ~ wonderfully st forth by th,se con
uvo virtue.
But tinIo runs away. The eyes grow
stronger, and ut middle ago n" gl,,ss,@, ure
lati aside Now she Scs corr~tly again a.
IN childhood Alnsl There is "a little s'liish-
ness-narrow minde,iness- spice 1T petty
tyranny, which, seen through glass
darkly," had been passing for discipline,
"fatherly protection etc. How differently
they l@kl After all, she says, Il believe
was happier In my near-sightM days than
am now, since have obtained my second
sight
The moral il this: Try and sN as clearly as
possible leforc you wei, and il love is some
times littlc blind aftsrward, and the sight a
trihc weakened thereby, love may le all tho
stronger for 1t on both sides Christian ut
Work
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31

Miss Paroa has extended her missionary
lnlor4 u Savannah, Ga, but says she dis
covers that the southern women are better
cooks thnD the women of the North. As she
phrases II, they are Lettr "fancy cooks u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
Ono Of the lhoicaat Gifts.

II was the policy Of the good old gentleman
to make his children feel that home was the
hnppi,st place Ia the world; and value this
delicious home feeling "a one II the choicest
gifts parent can tsstow Washington
Irving
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31

II Is sad that person troubled with an
oily face can keep 1t cl'an by washing it Wig
oroiisly with "a towel, instead Of with his
hanls
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31

Egg shells will settle coffee as surely az
eggs, but they do not mpart the richness and
flavor
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31

Pals and all vessels used In chambers
should le rinsd thoroughly In cold water,
never IN bot or lnkcwarm.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31

WIN " w TUNE
A. Paiatkn with Jacksonville, Tam0R h knJ
wcst halfway, aui ~. Augustine nn,l 'nial In
Railway. aid fnst river stenIn'rH tor ~. Al.
justine, Uroon Cove sprinva, Jacksonville
and all points North. Fast ana Woa', and with
up river steamers for South Florida Also
with the Twin Screw iron steamer 'iiy 81
Palatka," and Steamship Ciy 81 Mon'ic"llo,
for Charleston, New York, Boston. Philn'iel.
nbIH, etc.
Mail trans make cloae connection both ways
VIM j. T.. n X. W. rs. mt Jacksonville" with At
lant'c Coast Line, Fast Mail,
At lain.ayillc with through Pullman sleep.
ers over savannah, Fiuri,la A W"si"rnNy Tor
New Orleans, Cedar Keys, Pensacola, Shvnn.
nah, Albany, Montgomery. Louisville. ~,
t,iiis nnd al points west
At Drain with Florida hallway nnd Navlga
ton co. and Hacks Tor silver springs.
Al AstDr with -. Johns river steamers Tor
Jack -unVill, sanford Hnd way landings.
Al incshufp with the ~. johns nni Lake
Elistis vision ~ the flurhla southern Hail
way, aud boats on Lakes Harris and Fti5tih
for points On nkea.
Al p.rn,urton'a Ferry with South Florida
NY fnr Lakeland, TAMPA, kiHsimme, Harlow,
Orlnul',, Sanford, Tuck'rtD~n and tuit lDa,in.
Y. CONAN1, %. W. hWJMWELL.
aonetni Manager. 0en'I Pass. Agent.
A.G CowAs. Get TRAY. Avt.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31

little kro~ene on flannel answers very
nicely to rub Wy furniture. The olor quickly
eyaporateA.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31

Five MINUTES soaking in ammonia and
wat'r will clean Tho dlrticst frying pan so
that rinsing and wiping Is all that will ~
nee,iei
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: EEI7I5:Iil1lla
Tampa: i73zl&5II7
Tropical Trunk Line.

plkEtT ALI~RAIL RuITE
EEINEEN
Jacksonville. Magnolia. Green co.e SfriHg.
81 Augustine Pdiatsa Canesplfa. 0caiu.
ieeSbarg Se.iie. Deiard. Enterprise. Illus
nile. SahfoFJ. Winter Pars. Orlando. Tampa
AM Southern Fioridl
1otNu -uITH.
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SEs ORLEANS EXPRESS.

IN AMI after Suntsv. NOy h iSs5, Pas
" -.'us.-T Trans VII .tasr afi arrive a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31

Artt>ss at Washington, D.t. e. .tally AT. litg y IN
Arii'- at NV AorA taiIly al 80. 90 IN
Pullman iiut't and Slrcplng Cars. Jaeksou-
NilH to Nv ,urk Without change.
Pullman faLtt' i,unrt sleeping cara. WASH
tnst"u IT, las k-s,tt tlic.
tuiiiilah ithi,t Ni''piug ears, ia. EsnuSiis
To NJ. inats, Wa savannah, Atlanta, Nash,tlit
auu h Ais IIit.
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MAIN LIME.


STEAMERS A J. LANE AND DESPATCH
Make daily duulc round trips 81 Lakes E,istis
aud Harris tuurhiup nj all landings.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
EAST rLualDA ENPHssl,

Lta,v ia, rs tnvtitr tially at ht.pl
atrne AT Jank ~nin N.r datll at .... 49,, a IA
L. ave Callahan ,laill AZ . hl pm
ArrRe Mt NaySt,,s- ,laItl at - ~, A. IA
ts'H,s tam. ~ tilc ,iail, at. ..,..... L., A. IN
Lave Lave ,ak ,iaIiy al ........ ,.IJ III
AINe Al Dupont iaily ut .... gt.I nm
N'it>' AZ ih"'iasl tllr ihtIl at .-.... li-U q IA
AtiNe az Albany tisity at ...... ltI am
atthr Mour"urty Nat kR nam
ANN, tuiit~N Tile Wa La N HK 80, "A mn
Pullman ial,," Sh"piuR ,ars Jacksonville
t"i'"i'HN hlr lm ihou,as, 1.-THE, AlbanS, Mont.
gUili, 4, uud y tshNtlh,,
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Florida Southern Railway
Orange BELT Route.
.lnlA, NIL
ST. JOHNS II LAKE EUSTlS DIV.

'mnnrr At Arlsht"n at : lirm. supper a
ltpm
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STATE OF NEW YORK, SENATE CHANsuR,
Al nAAN MaEnL IL laaL-


h,ye used Allcock's Porous Plagters In my
family for the past hve years, and can truthluly
say they are valuable remedy ana effect great
cuRes. would not be without them. have In
several instances given some 10 friends suffering
with weak and lame backs, and they havo tnva.
riably afforded certain and speedy relief They
cannot 30 too highly commended.
EDMUND l.. PITIS.
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THERE'S Nothing Surprising

In the TACT that Benson's Capcine PlastsTs are
widely initiated that cheap and worthless
plasters. with names of similar sound and stint
lar appearance In type. are freely offered for
sale Articles OF great and original merit al ways
have TO compete with trashy limitations But
AS they become known they die out through de.
served neglect. Meanwh hile we warn the public
against the so-CRllcd CHpsCum," " Capstcin,"
"Japucin and "CapsiCins plasters, whether
i" Benton's,n " Burton's f." or otherwise They
have no medicinal or curative virtues whatever,
and arc made to sell on tho reputation Of Ben
son's. when purchasing ask for Bonsons. deal
With respectable druggists only, and you can.
not be deceived The genuine has the Three
seals - trademark on tho cloth and tho word
CapCine cut in the centre,
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MornERsi MorHEKsiI MorHERsmi

rest by a sick child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth Z II 90,
sOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve tho poor
little sufferer immediately-depend upon II (;
there is no mistake about IT. There ~ not
mother on earth who has ever used IL, who will
not tell you at once that IL will regulate the
bowels, and give rest TO the mother, and relief
ana health TO the child, operating like magic. IL
is perfectly safe 10 use In all cases. and pleasant
70 the taste, and Is the prescription q one OF the
states. Sold sverywheIe. n cents bottle
mRYal i 20 q. w ,SbN
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II, Il. Cochran, Druggist, lJZ aud lB9 North
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. can always be 10.
lied upon To carry In stock tho purest and best
goods and sustain the reputation OF being aC-
tive, pushing and reliable. by recommending
articles with well established merit and such as
are popular. Having the agency for the cole
brated DIR. Kings New Discovery for consump.
ton, colds and coughs, Will sell IL on positive
guarantee. ~ viii surely cure any ana every
TO prove our claim, We ask you to call and get u
Trial Bottle Free. IN
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For Babies. Use DR. HANDS 1eothinE Lotion
to bathe babys gums New and sure.
Tho only safe medicine for children - Br.
HANDS Cough ana Group. Price IS cents
For sale by IL. H. Cochran. Druggist, No ~ aud
80 North Queen street, Lancaster. Pa.
noNllmdAN
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BRowN's HOUSEHOLD PANACEA.

is the mostenective Pain Destroyerin tho world.
VIII most surely quicken the blood whether
.sken internally on,appiied externally, and
whether chronic or acute, than any Ukher pain
A,leviator, and II Is warranted double the
II cures pain In the side, BACK or j,owels. sor,
Throat, Rheumatism. Toothacha and ALL
ACHES, and ts Ths Great Kslieyer OF pain.
"BROwN's HOUSEHOLD PANACEA " should
be In every family. teaspoonful of the Panacas
In o tumbler OF bet wator fsweetenod m pTa.
ferred,l takon at bedtime, viii BREAK Uf A
COLD. cents bottle.
msl-lydh. .w,Asw
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The rrssld.nt Of the New York state seust.

For eHpedittng legislative business, kdmBud
l.. Pitt, the president of tho New York State
Senate. stands almost without peer. Such n
place as he holds Is IL most trying one and re-
guires great powers OF endurance. One OF Mr..
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