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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-08

The only limo OF Remedies for Children Is DR.
HAsn's. CoiiC, ChRnng, Physic. worm, Diar.
rh,Ua, Cough aud Group, Tonic and Teothing
Lotion. with each Il book on Care and Diseases
OF Childhood. % ccuts.
FOR sale by II. B. Cochran. Druggist, No. l5T ana
l5s North Queen street, Lancaster. Pa.
dcCl.lmdAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-08
nRDsOAG.
uooD's SARSAPARILLA.
Back and Shoulders

10 the parts usually attacked by rheumatism :
and the Joints ut tho knees, ankles, hips and
wrists are also sometimes affected. The cause
OF rheumatism is tactic acid circulated with the
blood, which attacks the joints and causes the
pains and aches of tho disease. Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla purines and eniiohes the blood, ana has
proven wonderful remedy tor rheumatism.
COULD HARDLY WALK.
"I was troubled very much with rheumatism
In my hips, ankles and wrists ~ fact, couln
hardly walk, aud wns cOnhpcd TO my bed "A good
deal OF my time ! was also very bilious ana SUI.
fcred severely. I was recommended To try
Hoods sarsaparilla, which I did have taken
-four bottles and am well. gladly recommend
". W WOOD, Bloomington, III.
RHEUMATIC FEVER.
"Eight years ago I had infammatory rheu-
matiain being con n ned 10 the bed three months.
Last year I was laid up sig weeks with rheu.
matte fever a short time ago. felt pains al
over my body and thought was for u again.
then decided to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. IL h's
done me so much good that must say made a
good Investment OF ono dollar In medicine tor
the frst time. II has driven on the heunatism
ana improved my appetite so much thatlny
boarding mistress says must keep IL locked up
or she will bs obliged To raise my boards IN
every other boarder that takes Hoods sarsapa-
rilla." THOMAS BURRELL,
No. ~ Hillary street, Brooklyn, ". ].
HOODS SARSAPARILLA.
. Sold by all druggists. sl six fort5. Prepared
hy {. |. HOODS 90. hpotheCafles, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-08
BROWN,s HOUsEuOLp PANACEA.

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer I'm the world,
Wnl most surely quicken the blood whether
taken informally or applied externally, ana
whether chronic or acute. than any other pain
alleyiator, and II is warranted double The
strength OF any similar preparation.
II cures pain in the side, Back or Bowels, Sore
Throat, Rheumatism, Toothacho ana ALL
ACHES, and Is The Great Reliever of Pain,
"BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA should
be in every family. A teaspoonful OF the Panacea
in q tumblor OF hot water Ieweetenod, II pre-
terred,l taken at bedtime. viii BREAK UP A
Insl.lydh.w.Asw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-08
oss BOTTLE EvvEcTs 4 CUEE.-M
NEVER GIVE UP.

ache do not giyrup your case a. inCunblc untl
you have tired Dr. Io-lto's special Prescription
Sc the testimonials Ia anOt her column. dD -lw
DR. HAssLgR WORN SSRUr. Puroiy vegetable.
pleasant to take, viii eNpel worms II any exist,
no purgRtive required after Vsing. Price, 2j
cents, by all druggists. b-3mdM WSF
SHILOI'S yITALlZER - what you need for
Constipation, Loss OF Appetite, Dizziness, and
all symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS
cents per bottle. For sale by II. u, Cochran
Druggist, No. lS9 North Queen street
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a Very Marrow F-cspe.

"los, | had very narrow escape" said q
prominent CitiEun tO ~ friend. II was confined
To my bed for year and my friends gave me up
tor a Consumptivu's grave, until | began using
kemp's BAlsam for the Throat and Lungs, and
here am, sound and hearty" Price soc. and
o.. For sale by II. B. Cochran, Druggist, No. III
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-08
What |. a Gold I'm tho head Medical nnlhn.

what IL Cold In the head Medical autho-
rites say II Is due TO atmospheric germs. uneven
clothing OF the body. rapid cooling whom In a
perspir,tion. &C. The important point Is. that
u co In the head is genuine rhtnitis, an in
nammation OF tho lining membrane of the nose,
which. when unchecked, Is certain 10 produce a
catarrhal condition-.for catarrh Is essentially "A
"cold' which nature is no longer abba to /" re
solve OF throw OFF, Ey's Cream Balm has
proved Its superiority,and sufferers from cold in
the head should resort to II before that common
ailmenJ becomes seated and ends In obstinate
tatarIh. n292wdeodSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-08

FOR DYSPEPSIA ana Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle of Shi-
lOh's SitA!izor, II never fails To cure. For sale
by II. 4. Cochran, Druggist, No. i3i tn Queen
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-08
EpsUtAL NOTICES.

sHlLOHS COUGH ana Consumption Cure Il
sold by us ON "A guarantee. II cures CoHsump
tion. for sale by ". u, Cochran, Druggist no
lE North Queen street.
oss BOTTLE EyvECTs 4 CUEE.-Mr Oscar 4. d.
Koch, Of Allentown, Pa. was Dedfast with in.
nammatory rheumatism in tho winter of lss3.
Doctors could do nothing to relieve him. lie
commenced using Gross' Rheumatic Remedy.
by the time he had used half bottle he could
leave his bed when no had finished tho bottle
he was CurCd and has not had Il return of the
disease since In his own words, 81 feel better
than ever before" Price tl, by all druRgists.
fshS-Ymd ~ war
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-08

THAT HACKING Cough can bo so quickly
cured by shilohs Cure. We guarantee II. For
sale by H. B. Cochran. Druggist, No. 1877 North
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-08

All Nice. Attractive and I seful Articles.
which we are selling at prices so low that they
are bound TO he sold within short time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-08

VOLlNA CORDIAL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-04

wistosci myslnf o losie skazanego
ma smierG zbrodnisrza. Bjeany
d%reczony Przypadkiewiaz z takim
sic por5wny wal!
NJ j. pot godziny, mijaja trey
kwadranse - Przypadkiewicz mysli,
re jest w pickle! A nndto 1otad.k
poczyna sic upominuc 0 swoJe
prawa; moi biedny przyjaciel do
znai wtascIu ego %uczucia, kt6re
miafo byd bardzo podobnem do
glodu.
Deszcz ustaf w zuIe}nosci;
slohce jak pr2edtem swiecifo 2
%wiosennA %zywoscia, 1adna cbmurka
ME ~pojawlfa sic ma lazurowcm
niebie, podobnem do wioskiego, a
utica :jak %poprzednio zaludnifa sic
piekncmi k,bjetami, smiejaccmi
dziecmi i eleganckimi bruko-
tiukami.
Ach! jak i'm zazdroscii moi
przyiaciel! ON So wolni, zupctnic
wolni - q on biedak musi siedziec
i ME vie, jak dtugo? Bog vie jak
dtugo!
Spoglada ma buffet = Bo2e,
moi przy.iaciel o mato ME zemdlui;
panny bufolowej mic bylo; prawdo-
p~odobnie poszta ma drugie snia-
da"ic, a .iei miejsce zaie'a starsza
DANA, wtascicielka cukierni, kt6reJ
mic znnt, a ktora dis widziuf 20
r"z Yierwszy.
- To strasznc-zaczanf sobic
movie moi pozuiow"nia golny
przyjaciel, %zsinafem zupelnie!
Czy to sfyszana, ably czto
wick Ola kiIAu %nedznych ziotych
siedziai kozic w cukicrni i
mushai giod cierpiec? = dodal 2
zaioscja, ktora byfa najlepszym
dowodem jego gfodu. Jestem zgu-
biony, mowit dalej, jestem ska
zany! Music tutaj zostawi6 sWoj
kapelusz (Zrgarka ME posiadai
j~cszcze wtedy moi przyjaciel).
Oglada size, a jego oko spoty-
ka miodA piekna kobiete, ktoru
siedzi nieco ma boku cd niego.
Pred MIA stoi rr63ny tulerzyk, W
rcku trzyma gazette; ME czyta jej
;ednak ale oglada mego PREY
iaciela uwaga, kt6ra wywoiuje
mu rumieniec ma twarzy.
- Do million fur beczck! Czy
zauwa4yfa, Ae ME LAY pieniedzJ :
Ale ona jest szlachetna - dalip"n
mite, fadne dziecko, najwy zej lat
20; ma Boga, %piqkna, hardzo pie
kna... ale jak ma mnie spoglada!
Bvze, cry vic o mojej tnjemnicyi
uwaia mic Ia oszusta, ktory sic
chco wykrqcic; cieszy sic " duchu
70 mnie! Oszaleje a ten giod
ten gl6d.... ach ten giodl TAX, on;
MO cjagle obzerwuje. Szkoda
fadna, music sic W niej zako
chac = ale TAX be- picniedzy i
takim giodem to djabef chyb'
w~ytrzyma, ME ia! Me ma rady
kiedy jul music bye winrym, tt
mic ME znaczy, gly bedzie diva luI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-04
Jak sic
Jak sic
p. Przypadkiewicz
Ozenif.
Szkic z bruku Warszawskiego.
P0dat NJ h7os.

kSAAAS ~ "e' SAtS
Eodat NJ H7os.
Do dobrvch mych znajomych
" Warszawie zaliczst SIC tnk4e
nifty Tco6I Przypadkiewicz, me&-
ezyzna 26 Ietni, 2 bar do dobrem
screen, uily W towarzystwie i ,je
den z tych niewiclu, co NE znuja
zazdrosci.
Pan Przypadkicwicz jest juz
1onaty ale uwagi godnvm jest
spesob, W .jaki on przyszedt do
swej tony i ten ,,%sposob" zasiuguje
IA opowic!zenie.
Pan Przypadk 'ewicz zwykf W
wolnych chw'lach przechudzac sic
po MarszaIko wskisj, ably p~odziwiac
piekne danny. w tom przypomina
soble, ~ ME czytaf ~jeszcze ,,Ku-
ryera Wsrszawski+go'', wrac sic
vice i %wstepuje do najblikszej Gu
kierni. Parma bufetowa, klora go
pozdrawia jake dawnego znajome-
60, pyta, CT go %pragn'e-i wnet p.
Prey padkiewicz cz. tajac ,,kuryer-
ka" siedzy prey marmurowym sto-
liku; priced nm stoi tia-zka 2 wo-
da j kieliszek piolunowki. Rzuca
oczyma .jcdne W drusa STRONG
ulicy, usmiccha SO zadowolniony i
kaze sobie dla odmany poduG XII
ka ciastek.
Je, Pile i ma dobry humor,
przeczytaf JUL wszystkio strony
%dzienniks, siega pc pieniadze, by
zapiucjc = rortmonetke zostaw'f
W domu, ME ma PREY duszy ami
jednej kopiejki.
- Faiaine - mye'i p. Prey
p%adkiewicz, i kate sobie dlatego
znowu rodnc ciastek.
- Musisz teraz powiedziec
bufetowej, 70 ME masz p%ieniedzy;
ba! przeciez mic nj INA, zawierzy
mi. Me moge sic jej jcdnak teraz
swierzyc, DO si.dza dwie danny
kt6re NE TAX prcdko wypija cze-
kolade; totby sobie o mnie pomyh
lafy, siyszac, ie ME nam picnic
dzy!
Mai s%fusznos6. Nied"leko bu
fetu siedz'aiy dwie elcgancko u
brane kobiety, ktore PREY rozmo-
vie j smiechu popijaiy czekolade
pred niemi nc mogt sic blanc
wac moi przyjaciel.
T%ymczasem poczai nagle deszci
pds6, co podczas pieknych dn
kwietniowych ME naleiy wcale DE-
rzadkosci.
Niebawem GAIA cukiernia zalud
Mia sic panama., pahmi i dziecmi
co tutaj szukali pred d~eszczcn
schronienia. Ola mego przyjuciel'
byio to dopiero bardzo nieprzyjsm
nem, ale ME m6gf sobie poradzic
wziat do reki lima gazette i pocza
ia pozornie pilnie czytac; v rzeczy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-04
POr t G r'a
Maka Boss Standards

est wyrobiona z najlcpszej twariej psze-
nicy Dakotejskiej. Ma ona wiecej warto-
sci ola cie1ko pracujacego robotnika, z
powodu obfitosci lepiku, wzmacniajqcego
krew, kosci muskufy, aniaeli jakakol-
wick lima maka W Winonie, "a co sic
gwarantuj e.
Kompania m}yna L. G. Porter
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-04

- a on z dzikiem zadowoloniem
zaczat akt p%ofykania.
- HIM, ona mic %jeszcze da'ej
obzerwuje; zdaje mi eie, 70 vie,
is ME nam picniedzy.... podziwia
moja smiaiose, z jnka jcm dalej...
Boie VISTA jc.... idzio ku mnie...
sapristi.. czy mnio chce naciagnac!
Me Mat wiecej czasu ma u
wagi, DO ona stata pred MIN
rum.eniac sic, zaczeta trwotliwie:
- Mocno pr%zcpraszam "a
swoja imiutosd, ale pahskie oblicze
wlewa we Mnie otuche i ola tego
zwracam sic do pana W wiclk'm
kfopocie. szukaiam tutajpoprzednio
schroni.nia pred %deszczem, a teraz
zauwatyfam, 10 ma nlcszczescle
zapomniaiam pieniedzy. Tu jest
moi billet, mieszkam PREY krolew-
skicj Mr.. 49,; zobowiazssz mic
sople pan
Moi przyjaciel Przyradkiewiez
trzymaf sic poreczy krzcs'a, by
ME upasc. Wsciekfy zawofM do
bufetu:
= TIA DANA zapomniaia swej
portmonetki, prosze jcj raehunek
doliczyt do m"jego.
Wfascicielka cukierni sliton!!a
oie, dama po%dz;ekow"fa a z
jeszcze, prosifa mego %przyjac'ela,
by ja wkrot'e odaied1it i szytko
sic oddalilu. Prz.padkiewicz usiadf,
lie m6sf iest wjecei Cos sclskafo
go IA gardio.
hilku panow weszio do GU
kierni, Il vnet potcm wroclta pam
ma bufetowa. Widziul on, jak Was
cicielka cukielni szeptem zdawafa
,arhunek j.go i tel danny; potem
oddal.ia sie.
odetohnat - zdjaf cylinder z
wicszadta i pobiegt do bafstu:
= Prose- PAM jestem =
tn = kapelusz pieniNdze.
- Co pan robisz, = lrzerwaf
mu gruby meski gfos, 60 pan
cheese cd mego kapelusza...
Pr1ypadkiewicz W F"sp1echu
what kppelusz d"picro co pr>yby-
lego rann. Zaw-tydzony, odd"i
goa. bIadzf 20 sail, ziam'ny ma
duchu i citle i usiali wroszcic ma
tvtclu. Skutkiem s~zczegolnego
t~rze~zczeniu pod SODA, podsNoczyi.
= Guys pan zwalyowaT =
zawotaf znuwu ten sam ,Jeg"lnosc,
przy skaku.jac, plcr~ej chci"t,s pan
zamienic mi kapelus@ Il terAz s'a-
dasz PARMA MIN. Aupiiem go do
pielo dzisiaj, musi mi pan z'n
znplacic.
z przyjemnckcia, ale zapfae
pan wpierw rachunek moi j pew
nej danny!
Damy7 Do licha; miodej,
iadnej?
TAX wszystko wyszlo ma jaw.
NIeznajomy zasm:af SO
zaniacif; opusclli cukiernie, Il maj
bl Ivy kapeIusznik naFraw'f to,
co byio zelsu,e. Tvraz nic1na j"my
wat d"roz<q zaprosit meso prey
jaciela j rzekf:
- A tcraz do Pahskiej danny
: jej aarvs?
Moi pazs.j acieI P zyPadk'ewic7,
mic nio mowiac, podai billet.
Do kroGsct, t&5 to mnja
siostra!
Czy mann dalej opowiada(?
Me dILgo potem s@:eiziai Pay
puhkiewicz z s.os!ra n;eznajomego
me1-zynzny tcJAe sam.j c"k;er-
nj = oboj" jtko maa j IONA; ia
trzcci bs'tm jake przyjaeiel d"mu-
DE- siaj rok, rzekt 2
usmiechem.
Oby kaaacmu, ktory "a
pomnial swych pienieIzy, zabtys}o
takie ~szczsscie, jak nam, =
rzekia ona.
Amenl - reckon. no VIE
dzac wlusciwie o co civ dz'. GdE
mi wreszcio Przypadkiew'cH opo-
wiedzial, w j"ki sposdb prT5szedf
do ywej Eony, postanow;'am OPS
tcgo sposobu pusc'c W SWAT =
co te4 obccnie zrobiicm!
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-02-08
JUDGMENT.
The State of Louisiana, Parish OF QUA
chita, Fifth District Court.
Mrs. Mary T.. Behen -,o
VS.. NJ -o'o
JOseph T.. Behcn.

Mrs. Mary f. Behen -,o
VS.. No -ofo
Joseph T.. Behen.
By reason of this suit having been reg
ulary reached on the docket, TAKEN Wy
and tried; anu by further reason Oh INC i .,
and the evidence being in favor OF INC
niaintiff and against the defendant, u Is
ordered. adjudged and decreed, that the
community of acquets and gains, hereto
fore existing between the plaintih, mary
r.. Behen, and the defendant, Joseph y;
Rehen. be dissolved and terminated, ana
| that the said plaintiff be separated IN pro-
perty from her husband, the defendant as
| aforesaid. . , ao-
tt is further ordered, adjudged ana &c
| creed, that the said plaintiff be declared the
owner, in her own right, OF personal pro
perty, consisting of wardrobes, 1urnltuIo
iewerlv, money, silverware, horse anu
hurpv. etc., to the value of one Thousand
dollars, and that she be authorized 10 re-
sumo exclusive control of her SAID para
phernal property. ,,,t nov
IL is further ordered that defendant pay
the costs of this suit. ,oc,,,
! Done and signed in open Court, THIS zo'h'
day ofSeptember, 1885. e,oN
Judge Fifth District
7. 8. JONES, by Clerk Fifth District
Court.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-02-08

had kissed and Rugged her forcibly IN
the hack that conveyed her to the1
City hotel from the Lewis house.
Backarow acknowledged he had, but
clcimed he did not mean any harm.
On being cross~examined Officer Hicks
said he went 10 the City hotel and call
ed on Mrs. Watkins to investigate the
matter. g3
With this witness the case closed lis
evidence, at 1855 am.
A few minutes recess was taken, aiter
which the names of the jurors were
called.
The defendants counsel submitted
the case without Offering evidence.
After Mr.. Grain had concluded his
presentation OF the case in behalf OIL the
State, Judge Hicks delivered MS
charge 10 jury.
After hearing the charge the jury rec
kturned to their room fol. consultation.
latter being out nearly one hour anu
thirty minutes, the jury requested 'ne
Nudge to read the charge again. After
listening to it they retired. In q lew
minutes they announced through the
sheriff that they had agreed upon . YER
i, dict. All the voices in the courtroom
were hushed as if by magic, and all
q awaited the result with breathless anx>
-tiety. The jurors walked in and TOOK
i their seats, when their foreman hand
0 ed the verdict to Mr.. Boney, deputy
d ] clerk, who read awe, the jury, fint
:. the defendant guilty.
ell w. s. TAYOR, Foreman.
~ The verdict was surprise to the prls
J.: oner and to his friends; who anticipated
" an acquittal or a failure to agree
Of Backarow's face appeared calm an
re placid when the verdict was read; h
le exhibited no visible emotion, but
< was evident that he was ahecte
ne deeply by the result. His father 81
IN near him and as the spectators gaze
w upon his benevolent and kindly fac'
IS, their sympathy, heartfelt, if not e.
Do pressed, went out to him spontaneous!
It's After the reading Of the verdict II
er Jurors were discharged and the cou
I'm adjourned until G o'clock Monda
al morning.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-02-08
DALI Y TELEGRAPH ]! j.
BACKARow FOUND GUILTY.

r..,o., !,
- go r.,.,,.,, r;strict Court :
my f..'' Z o,c,oclx . m
crlm.na' $500 rI,s Honor a. W.
yesselu"S ..,a;no
=. n'cAs' S-1s q r,,v f,,led with
Ans co1' ',.,,ad Tho Machining I.
spe.sa'o'o ..,;r.s "a the Backarow
!" ivy ~. corr, was called to
"'.''
o'. 80 h,sinass was de.
-. 80 ..os Ca t;ai next week.
49, n,sh.~5son ~ Monroe. coun.
- uh,.ad al under ind:c,.
80 ~ ,.,~u on,eared and
o"s - ,ndre = ax . bond.
leluos' ss,,.a ,hot he won,d |
'u.ss ....a, ,s,or ~ tho dav.
' ~ .s..,s oons,,, With the
= = 'oo. - - 49, h.v;no cot
u's'1.c' ss. ~. week the
... :. 80 s .,.s c.,,ed Tho defen.
Da'Aa." ~s ,,.,,h;n tho bar
s.s = - -
" 80 sS 1919 - o,c,ock when the
" = '-s GO. .o,,od
n's' ".s' - 80, so;a
- ~ ~ coonor transfsr
"a ot tho occnsed
D' .ho woman
~ ,~.;n ,hat che
' - 800 u.,o ,omed
saw ~ 49,, no~.o,t Mrs
, .s.,r.,n ., 1,ov,e
a - - - -. c.-s.. eror
e'ou su1 sa-' = ,ot ~
'e' p-'' = - poos ord
'"' ..a' : .,-..or, ond Mrs
$780, 80. roros IN.
.s,,sd -. o,,ontion TO III,
80 Ms wa,k;n,
p -. M snoko 70 tn,
,,.,,,, ,,,.r ana called him Dick. HI
,.-,n hoo,r IN tho seat with th,
"a. .ion.s,da ~ him He asked he
-. -. wo. ootno. She had
.,.,,., .,so : check for the Houston
ro.d Rackarow held her hand on hi
az. che FAMED tired and laid her hea
- 80 ~. soat Rackarow'
faca was turned to hers, Gallowa
h.a ho.r ..,.or and nm awakening "a,
r...,. no. ta,k;nu IN Mrs. Watkir
-, ia /. ,.dv tho g;r, was talking
nrost,,,to nd aek Cd her To interfer
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-02-08

mack, W0lcu sue tOOk, duu ooASuu"nto
counsel c0ntended that Backarow
could not be held responsible for
Whi.ed's action in the case. The
next question by Mr.. Wise, "what in
duced you, in the presence and hear
ing of Backarow, to take the hack in
stead of the 'oue?" was the cause OF
another legal pass at arms. The
court ruled the question could be an
swered and the witness said "Backa>
row told mo it was good house; he
said he had a room there.
The witness testified that Backarow
took up her ticket and gave 1t to Fan
ME Roos. She said Whited gave her
the ticket on the train before crossing
Red river.
Mr., Capers was then called ana
sworn. He resides in Arcadia; saw
Backarow In Arcadia about two weeks
4 ago, who made no statement. TO MIN;
heard him say he had come in hack
with lady. Heard he told friend
he had soft snap. The witness IN
ferred that Backarow intended to play
joke on his friend.
Mr.. e. M. Austin, chief OF ponce,
: was next placed on the stand. Mr.
Austin said. in substance, that M
. saw Backarow passing down on Mar
lket street. He detained him ant
/ told him he desired he should go U
r 1.-THE City hotel and see lady that ha'
i Imade complaint against hin. BACK
n tarow made voluntary statement; n
9 exhibited telegram he had recel'
d ed from the house he represented
81 After conversing together, Backaro'
10 and Austin walked up to the parlor
q the City hotel and told Backarow n
n would make good witness for tn
d state against the other parties. Baci
9. arrow said he had been friend TO II
re woman and had protected her.
10 the parlor of the City hotel Backaro
ns was confronted with Mrs. Watkln
ne who said she had been we'll treated
lie the train and made no complain
be except that Backarow had taken n
er to the Lewis house and on their rein
in the hack to the City hotel, he hi
on forcibly kissed and Rugged her. IN
lis chief of police put Backarow under .
ad and intended to make city char
V's against him. When confronted wi
ay the charges made against him. BAG
aw arrow acknowledged them.
ms Mr.. Afford, night clerk al the Cl
to hotel, testified that Backarow brous
re. a lady 10 the hotel between A and
Ia- o'clock on the morning of Janus
to %. Backarow seemed anxious to
RS. her safe. Backarow said she b
ity been put in his charge and that
of INTENDED to get off on the train o
ks- the Narrow gauge. The clerk res
vas tered her name Mrs. Watkins. Ba
it arrow told Afford to take care OF N
Watkins and see her off on the ira
led. Mr.. G.. 0. Hicks was sworn:
am is police officer, and said he first
,per lBackarow at the Vickburg, Shire
"a w port and Pacific depot between
tol4 o'clock on Sunday morning alb
the 1.-TWO weeks ago. He recognized +
ow I ME Roos, Ella Mitchell and Mrs. v
-S,v lkins. They got in one of Caldw'
Ilaal-n 81 ha dnnOt His ATTENTION
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-06
Dog Worship In San Francisco.

Dog worship in San Francisco has been
brought to the most sacred heights. That is
10 say, 1t has been brought TO the heights OF
exclusive society. In other cities of the world
not all others but some others-thls adora-
ton of the canine species is confined 10 those
fascinating ladies who comprise the half
world 10 them alone Is confined the out
ward demonstrations Of tenderness, the
jealous care Of these precious pets, and the
custom of hiring n bonne in cap and apron to
tend to their snarling wants and crafty their
growing capricos
In san Francisco, it is ladies Of unimpeach-
able position who indulge small terriers or
,iote on pugs They take them shopping
under one arm balanced by a long smelling
bottle IN the other hand, or send them forth
under the charge If colored coachman to
take the morning air, They are fed on
especial dishes. from particular platters; they
are painted in oil and hung on the walls Of
their mi,tlcsscs bed chambers; they are over
fed spoiled. panpered, pcttcd, i'll smelling.
nasty little nuisances, and they have the one
virtue of dying carly, when they are usually
buried in tho family lot at Lone Mountain. -
van Francisco News Letter.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-06
What Car Be 0oae

By trying again and keeping ug gsur-
age many things seemingly Impo~,ltI-
NAV be attained. Hundreds II hupelt->>
cases Of Kidney and Liver COMPLAINT
have been cured 10y Electro Rittet>. after
everything else had been tried in vain.
So, don't think there is no cure for You.
but try Electric Bltter>. There j. n
medicine so safe. 81 pure. AMI - perfect
Il Blood Purifier. Electric Bitters Will
cure Dyspepsia, Diabetes and all disease /,
of the Kidneys. Invaluable in affections
of Stomach and Liver. and overcome all
Urinary Difficulties. Large bottles only
30 cts NJ q. +. PEEk'>.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-06
Wonderful Cures

W. ID. HOyt & Co.. wholesale and gy-
tail druggists Of Rome. ia. sas We
have been selling Dr. King New l. -
cOvery. Electric BtterS and Bu' Klein ;
Arnlca Salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell d Will. or
give such universal satisfaction. Thsre
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
eases Of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured 10y use of few bot
ties Of DIR. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always Soil by q +.
PEEK.