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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-10-28

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ing definite In manv cases. even when

ing definite In many cases, even when
the Kidneys are fairly~broken down. ~
Then look out for them, as disease,
nomatter where situated, to 90 per
cent, as shown by after-death exam
inations. has its origin in the breaking
down OF these secreting tubes in the
interior of the'kidney. - .s,.
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over the kidneys, has done and is
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and agreeable to the taste. So
Take it when sick as cure, and
never let a month go by if you need it,
without taking a few bottles as n pre-
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in proper order, the blood pure, that
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BY HIS CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARIES. JOHN
G. EIcoLAY AND COL. JOHN HAY.
This nreat unrl henna with the sanction,
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'aThe Jaundiced Eye

It IL common to hear Of the jaundiced eye as
synonym for prejudice In this disposed
to think that nvads ecialy those suffering from
diseases of the Liver apt to view with jaundiced
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States in the tympaq4m over the sem
ate portico, These evidences Of regard
for the Father of His County cost the
government in all 1926, 600. Lincoln
Is next honored. He is on monolith
is front of the city hall, and this was
the first statue, erected to his memory
in the United States, it being unveiled
near the close of President Johnson's
administration. President Lincoln, with
manuscript in hand, is ameag the mar
bic statues in Statuary hall, but tAe
one that does him the greatest honor is
the thrilling group In bronze, sEman-
cipation," ID Lincoln square. represent
ing him standing on q menolith OF free
a6su. u slave kneeling at his feet with
man .cles broken is about to rise. On
his left IS the trunk Of tree,
with lash and manacles strewn about.
These statues cost about $50. Q00.
Jefferson II next honored with TWO
statues, one in bronze, the other OF
marble. costing not less than $50, 600
The one in bronze is by the celebrate
French sculptor David, and has NOT
only the merit of being the finest statue
in Washington, from and artistic point
of view. but was modelled under the
personal supervision and suggestion of
Lafayette. Il has "a wonderful history
besides. Commodore n P. Levy.
United States navy, was a man OF
wealth and an ardent adrirer OF Jeffer-
son. Near the beginning Of Jaekson's
administration in 1929 he thought II
would be q commendable act to per-
petuate to the people Of the United
States through congress, q heroic
bronze statue q Jefferson, the father
Of democracy. BE sailed for Paris,
gave the commissions, to Dayia, then in
his greatest glory a. q sculptor ct re-
.1lown, and told him not to spare time,
expense, or study in producing statue
worthy Of the name Of Jefferson and
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very putrefaCtlOn itself, and which
should have been cured first.
But this is not all the kidneys have
to do; for you must remember that
each adult takes about seven pounds
Of nourishm snt every twenty-four
hours to supply the waste OF the body
which is constantly going on, o waste
equal to the quantity taken. This,
too, the kidneys have to separate from
the blood with all other decomposing
matter. ~
But you say, "My kidneys are all
right. l have no pain in the back"
Mistaken man! People die OF kidney
disease OF so badfa character that the
organs are rotten, and yet they have
never there had a pain nor an ache!
Why? Because the disease begins, as
we have shown, in the interior of the
kidney, where there are few nerves of
feeling to convey the sensation Of
pain. Why this is so we may never
know. H.Et
When you consider their great work,
the delicacy of their structure, the
ease with which they are deranged,
can you wonder at the ill-health of
our men and womenp Health and
long life cannot be expected when so
vital an organ isimpaired. No wonder
some writer's say we are degenerat-
Ing. Don'tyou see the great, the ex-
treme impartance of keeping this ma
chinery in working orderf Could the
| finest engine do even a fractional part
of this work, without attention from
the engineer? Don't you see how'dari-
gsfeus this hidden diseaseis? tits lutk-
Ing about us constantly, without Civ
ing any indication Of it's presence.
The most skillful physicians cannot
detect it at times, for the Kidneys them
selves cannot be examined by any
means which wdhave at our command.
Even an analysis Of the water, chemi.
cally and microscop ically reveals hoth.
~ 's@ti vi v1.sgss tt4' sts afil .s.fs,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18
PUTNAM l,Ei'l HIICNNS
\ Talk with Chairman Traslalc Iii
Party win lIr in the Field.

Yesterday News reporter had u talk
with Major Henry Il. Trasdalc, chair
man of the Republican committee If
rutnam county, for the rurpusc Of CLEAN.
ing such information rs was Hilpat IN his
arty's ranks.
MAJOR Teaslalr says that hr has called
u convention Of the party IN Putnam
county, which will meet in this city on
Thursday the Goth instant twill I've the
principal object vt that convention To
elect six delegates to attend the rungr,'s.
slonal convention of the Second district
which meets IN Jacksonville ON the | lth
ut August. proNimo. This county con
vention will also transact other business
of its party, and place the wires for the
campaign in the fall.
As regards candidate for congress,
Major Teasdale was uf the opinion that
Mr.. J. e.. Greedy. of Jacksonville. would
I've the nominee OF the republican con
vention to represent this, the Second. dis.
trlct in congress. There were some other
names mentioned, hut Grcel, was the
most prominent, and would doubtless
prove to lie the choice nf the convcn-
ton. To the question asked hy the re
porter. If Major Ttasdalr would allow
his own name to 20 before the rungrrs-
slonal convention. he gave an emphatic
no, and declared that he was cand
date for no office whatever, and would
not bc.
The Major was hopeful OF the success
Of his party nominee frr congress. hut
was outspokcn in the opinion that none
but a good. fair minded, conservative
man could defeat the candidate of the
opposition party.
The republicans are going to have a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.
Proceedings of the Primary Ycstcr.
slay az the Court House.

Proceedings Of the Primary Ycstcr.
day ~ the Court House.
The primary meeting Of Precinct was
held at the court house. saturday. July
eth, instant. pursuant to call If the
Democratic Executive committs. of
Putnam county, To- nominate twenty
one delegates to attend the county con.
yention to he held in palatka, July al,t,
inst.
Mr.. w. +. Forward read the call for
the primary, stating the object of the
meeting. and declared the meeting open
for organization.
Mr.. W. I. Forward was nominated
and declared chairman, and Joseph Price
nominated and declared secretary.
On motion il was ordered that the
meeting proceed to select, by ballot,
twenty one delegates Ia meet the con
vention to In held july 2lst. The fol.
lowing names were placed in nomina-
ton:
W. A. Burke, II. A. Gray, rs laugh
ton, Frank blanchard. Irving ellis.
Patrick ''unnrrly, VIM. lvcrs, Gcorgr j..
Xehnhar. Jr.. Philip Manucy, Joseph
Price, VIM. 7. Forward. Henry Peter.
man. u. =. McGraw, Andrew Shelley,
u. l.. Green. Peter Gardner, 4. 7. Lane,
j. &. lngham. q. W. Pratt, +. A. CARR.
SON. T.. NJ. Vary, :. }. kenncrly. !. &.
Ncrtrces. +. -. Alderman. T.. =. Grill,
}. u. Mcrryday, d. =. Boyd. 7. }. Apple
yard. A.. j. Wood.
Tn motion It WAS ordered that twenty
one names In selected ~ the delegates
from the list Of twenty nine onlinatc,.
Tn motion, ordered that u. =. Boyd
AMI J.. \. Garrison d" appointed trllrrs
to call o,it the ballet. AMI the first
twenty one names On tho ticket h. H.,
selection as delegates. which resulted III
the following names:
Joseph Price, u, 7. MH;raw, Franz
blanchard, Patrick tunnrelv. q. W
Pratk Vim. +. Forward. T. =. Ilaugh
ton, T.. NJ. Vary. +. \. Garrison. f.. T.
Lane, Geo. j. Xehnlar, Jr., II. \. Gray
Andrew Shelley, II, |" Green, Peter
Gardner. A. j. Wmhl, W. \, Burke
Irving Gillis, j. C. lnGham, VIM. lvrrs
Philip Manuty.
After reading names Of delegates, til,
chair declared these delegates to- meet
tho convention tn br held IN palat
In ON july .lsi. 1856.
On motion. each delegate IT, he above,
To- select his own alternate.
There being NO further business, tn,
meeting adjourned.
,JusEru l'RIcE, Secretary.
JIIN Il, 1856.
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county ticket in the field-that is. for
members Of the lower house Of the state
Legislature. and for a candidate to fill an
nexpired term of senator If this COun
ty. The MAJOR could give no forecast as
Ia who the candidates for these offices
would H.. The party would have To Sc
beet, he SAID, from among the several as
pirants.w ho would in due time OlT-r for
ia" places la H. filled.
The r"poIter showed Major T,as,ial,
an article published in the jacksonville
Herald which purported Ia IT, an inter
snw with Thos. Hind, Esq. of G,nrsr-
town, IA leading anil representative ~
publican Of th. county, in which il was
stated that Mr.. Hind hal withdrawn
from l"lhln's, was going north. and
w"ild MT return until after the cam
p,iSn Will have Ias>.,l. This astoni,heI
The Mayor M little, AMI after cOnsi,lera-
tion Tor few minutes, said he WAS salts
ihTi that Mr. Hind was misunderstood
as he had very late information from the
gentleman himself setting forth dilTer-
.ht and very contrary idea Mr.. find
has gone north certainly. hut his stay
VIII doubtless not l~ 81 extended as tin.
article suggested. lie has always been
Z
an actis" politician in putnam county.
AMI Is still allied with the republican
party, AMI JEALOUS in his ,nurts to win
its success.
| To the question: a. To the relative
strength OF III" republican and dem
ncratlc parties in Putnam county. he said
the vote was remarkably close. there bc
my less than twenty ballots difference on
strict party vote, Judging from the late
elections in tn" county Major Teas.lale
anticipated close and spirited election.
for the offices at the coming contests,
and says his party will 90 the polls and
cast lis full strength for such candidates
as its con, entions may put before the
people.
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occupy their idle moments reading his
tory, bic graphical sketches. and other
elevating and entertaining literature -
Golly. but would not that old veteran
curiosity gatherer, Earnum. give his
sacred elephant and his Loh-taile'l kan
ga,on, for the Young man who can sit
undisturbed and read Plutarch's lives. ar
the rise and fall Of the Russian empire. ct
the works of Jo-.phus. while 4 league
game If isasr lall Was l-.ing PLAYED m an
adjoining field
The police were called in yesterday
afternoon Ia assist JailnI Perry in bring
ing Ia submission two negro prisoners.
Burns AMI ,'"nl"y. who are in prison
awaiting trial. a severe tuSS.l WAS en-
gagged in. in which Mr. Perry got his
arm right badly bruised and each If the
two policemen were more or less knocked
about. The prisoners We're finally hand
cuiIed and forced into submission, and
will perhaps he taught lesson in good
behavior before the matter il over. "A
crowd on the outside If the Jail is said to
have interfered to the extent Of pa, ing
their respects To the officers by the ls,.
Of som" very uncomplimentary cpithrts.
These outside bir,ls should Ii. lacked at.
ter, Tor it is not improbable that they
are Of the same strip" and may belong
to the same gang. They are evidently
worthy If Ising watched.
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Seventeen Men Killed by nm Elephan,

Seventeen Men Killed by nm Elrpham,
terrible elephant story comes from,
India. II appears that ON the morning
Of the Sth of April last, while an elc-
plant was being ridden by its keeper in
the district of Sultanpore, in Dude, the
animal resented prolding with a spear
by pulling the man from his back and
throwing him some distance away. For
tunately the man fell in u hollow, and
remained there undiscovered by tho rl,-
plant, who went to u neighlOring VII.
lage. There hp chased an old man into n
house, then broke down the walls, pulled
the man ont and dashed him to pieces
The same night the elephant knocked
down several houses IN quest Of human
beings IN the villages Of Sarlarp,,r. Sar.
agon and Jasingpnr. lie killed six men
~ Bersolnl. three in Sofa. four in Gan
geo. and four in Mardan. He likewise
Killed a bullock and pony, and
also completely destroyeda new carriage.
The animal used to stand at the. door ot
house, force his entry denolishing the
walls on either side, and would then kill
~ many of the inmates AZ he could, pnr.
suing others who tried to run away, lie
manglcd the corpscs terribly. After 50.
curing victim he sometimes returned
tn the spot to SEE If life were extinct.
AMI would commence mutilatnv the
body aircsh. lie carried several bodies
long distances and threw them into raw.
ines. etc. The elephant found his way
To the Dehra lajal's palace. where hr
tried To enter the house OF "A gardener.
hut some men, mounted on three ele.
plants. assisted by spearn,en. drove him
of. lie then returned to Bebpur, where
he tried to break down his masters
house. in which several persons had "a.
ken refuge. The police got into th,
house from back window, and were
obliged to send for help to the Dehra Ra.
lah, who sent three elephants and som.
sprarmen. The animal received two
gun shots on the head at Iebipur. whirL
however only temporarily drove him of
lie was ultimately captured at imminent
risk by the Raiab's three elephants and
men.
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Wednesday, July q, 1886,

at IT, ~, for the purpose at rlccting ~
delegates To the Congressional Con,rn-
ton to he held IN orala IN August fth
pruN,
And also 10 nominate candidates to
I'LL a vacancy IN the State senate and
two members ot the Lower House.
Each precinct viii he entitled Ia the
following representation based ON del
rgate for every II democratic vote,
pnll,,l at the last Congressional election,
OF frat.tinn thNrrNl
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18

Thu primaries IN the different precincts
will hc l"ld al the polling places on
saturday. July Eth, at | | u, IN.
Nv order 1T the Conservative pmo-
cratic Executive COMMITTEES.
T.. :. CEiII., Chairman.
BENZ. HARRISON. Secretary.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18

The dividends Of the Mutual Life In
surance Company, Of New York, by ac-
tual comparison, are nearly twice as
large rs they are in any other company.
No conditions, no restrictions. This Is
the company to insure in. The b"st in
the world. ]. liarkins billiard, State
Agent. le2t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18

NoTiCE.-The conservative democratic
voters Of precinct No. 70 are hereby mo-
titled that primary meeting will h'
held at Francis, On Saturday. July H.,
at pm, for the purpose of selecting five
delegates To the county democratic con
ventlon. on july 81. ut Palatka.
jyG-u j. II. WEBB, Chairman.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18

Notices of religious services at the va
rious churches in the city to-day are con.
splcuous for their absence. II it ison ac
count of the weather. perhaps it is well
for no religious exercises to I've had. for
the place which the churches would
teach us to beware Of ON account of the
warmth thereof cant be much ahead of
the heat that strikes us fore and aft when
the sun gets in It's best rays. At any rate
it's no use to catch thing in the attempt
to avoid that same thing, so Palatka will
stay indoors to-day.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18

MATE RooFiNu. We are now prr.
pared to furnish the best quality Of Root
Ing Slate at $3.50 per square Of 10 feet
Land, and call the attention of builder,
AMI others who desire safety from tire
sparks AMI good pure ristrrn water Ia
this very beautiful and durable material.
Address x. NJ. Shouse. Agent. box No.
5Ni. J.. %. Jacksonville. Fla. au.3.:,n
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tonS res sional Democratic COnvcn-
t,on second District.

EXECUTIVE Con-. Rooms. SECOND
toNGRES>IONA.. DISTRICT or FLA.
Pursuant to call the Executive Com
mlttee OF the Conservative Democratic
party of the Second Congressional his.
tr'ct of Florida met at Jacksonville, on
TINS the 18th day of June, 1856, and after
due consideration adopted the following
The Conservative Democratic party at
the Second congressional District is here.
by called to assemble in Convention at
OcAtA, IN Marion county, On
"Wednesday, III" t,h day Ang.. 1856,
at II O'clock NJ, for the purpose of nom
mating a candidate to represent the and
congressional District Of Florida in the
fiitmth Congress of the United States,
and transac, such other business as may
lrglt'matcly come before il.
The several counties IN the district are
requested - send delegates to the con
vcntion on the following basis
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18

4 WONDER. The old Mutual l.lie In.
suranc. Company. Of New York, now
issues policy that surprises the whole
world, viz: returns all the premiums
paid in ease Of death within u given pc
Rod. This never was done by any other
company. Tall on billiard and exam.
inc for yourselves. je21.tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18

Compare the old policies in the Mutual
Life with the policies Of the same age in
the New York Life and Equitable, and
you will see some difference in cost.
This is what tells the whole story. Ton
tine won't tell the story, and the Mutual
Life Don't gamble in fortunes.
le9,-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18

Insure with billiard in the Ol Nh.
tual Life Insurance. company On the tive
year distribution return premium plan.
II beats all. ro,tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18

Rest in the market. the Golden Leaf
Buncomie, finest North Carolina Smok.
ing tobacco. For sale by X. kersting.
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