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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-01
u II 5.

= Sic 8orlage iiber BEN 8au bes
Norb Ofieefanals 1T bonn beutf9en
Gei6stage in britter 2efung angenom=
men morben.
Sic 8orlage iiber bic &eform Der
S6ulen in preuBii9 polen 1T bonn
preuBii9en abgeorbnetenbauie an cine
b%eionoere @ommiiion berpiefen tpor=
ben.
Das Senfmal fir Die Gebrii6er
@rinm 1T in Sanau init entipre9enben
Geierli9feitet entbiiQt tpor6en. I'm
Setreben tpurbe Der 8eoeutung uub
Der 8eroienffe Der beioen groBet Sc
lebrten um Die beutl1e 9prade unb
bic beuti9e 2iteratur riibmenb geba9t.
= Cine eigentbimli1e Na9ri6t, Die
ni6t re6t g%laubbaft erf9eint, tpiro aus
Wien gemeloet. @s pirb fi9 ia fpdter
berausffeQen, mas baran wabr 1T.
&enner Der Drientalii6en 5pra6en un6
fonitige SahberIfdn6iqe bebaupten, baB
1t6 unter Ben Dom Ge5betloa &ainer in
@gpbien eE.O, ene> ga oIdtiften Ell
genbdnoise gIisTe so q bomeos bes
finben. Sc 1T ni6t re9t glaubli@, baB
bic Mabomebaner oeraftige, bonn Stiff
ter lbrer &eligion b~erribrenbe @6rifts
Hide ~Derfaufen miirben.
= Sas beutl6e Soctaliften @eieB
finbet Mnflang! &u@ in nngarn 5ins
inert man mad Der bertperhi6en 6ent.
i6en 8orlage fold einen !9drs fir bic
WplfSfreihett aufanmen. 0aS NIT See
ratbung Der 8orlase beauftraste &omite
oes ungarii6en &ei6stags bat i9 nit
benz beantrasten SocialifenaeieBe eins
~berftan6en erfldrt. Das @eieb bers
bdngt i9were Strafen iiber ginfubr
unb Iufbewabrung iocialifii6er S6rifs
ten ober 9ergabe bon GdumliGfeiten
sur Ibbaltung focialifif6er 8eriamms
lungen. Wirtben, tuel6e Socialiten
IN ibren 0duiern 8erfammlungen gez
tatten, iou Die Sicen3 eat5Dgen tDerben.
Bios Der lifeline 8elagerunqsau1fan0"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-01

Siefe beinoie ~fuonsiene miBpirtb.
f9aft 1T elm broftifher gepeis, tpobin
cine Regierung gerdtb, tpenln ibr ni9t
bic @ontrole bes Bottles CUR Geite fteht
u1o ibr serau .auf ole Singer lie5t.
&ann man es aber unter eieien um=
itdn6en ben freibeitli6en @lementen i'm
ruiFf6en Gplfe perargen, menu ibnen
iol9e 8erbdltniKe ni6t ldnser baltbar
eri6einen unb tpenn lie = ba linen bic
geieBli6eu Mittel our @infhbrung bon
&eformen feblen-5ur @epalt greifen,
UNI cine ioI6e unfdbige un6 ni9tsnus
bige gfesierung gu ftiir3ens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-01
STRENGTHENING Grfabrnng elmer
alien W6rferttt.

Wrs. 8inslowS SOOtbins SArup wirb
BON elmer Ger belten DOftcrinneu unb ben
8drterinnen in ben Ser. @taate, per>
idrieten. @r wuroe felt 40 Sabren bon
Wtlionen, bon Wittern unb Sinbern nit
ME feblenrem @rfOlse sebrau9t, fowDbl
BON benz 6 Gage alien &inbe, ME bon err
wadienen ainbern. gr beieitist @&arfe
i'm Masen, befreit bon DinbtDlic uno re=
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er peridafft fir Sim
Der unb Wsatter 8uhe unb WOhlbebasen.
Wir slauben, baB Der Sprup bas bete
uno it4erife Wittel 1T sesen Dhienterie
unb DiurrhOe bel Sinbern, slei&piel ob
bnrd 3abnen peruriadt Ober bar9 anbez
re llriaden. Cine @ebraudsanmeiiuns
wiro ieoer 6tai4e beiseseben. Sc 1T
feins ddt, wenrt nidt bas 6acfmile bon
Curtis u. Bertins auf Der 9uBenieite Der
@inpudunS entbalten 1T. Sn allen &pOs
tbefen gu babeu, bic Glaide IS Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-01
California @eine.

6err S. 5. 80 er, @boIefale &
&etailbdnOler in @einen, Mano pla3a,
TT Dor &urSem bon feiner bierten @es
i6dftsreiie mad @alifprnien 3uriifges
febrt. ST fann ieBt feline &unoen unb
Gamilien nit ben beffen Sorten BON
@aliforniasW einen unb reinem Srau=
bens8ranbD berieben. &einen Galifprs
mia @laret nerfauft er Die @aQone-$1.
portz unb anbere unberfdli6te @eine
finb tets BET ibm ~pprrdtbig.
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!: 6. S. N}aQer. Mhplefale< III

= 6. $. Mii4er, @bplefales unb
&etailbdn6ler in 6arben, Selen, Mnz
freidermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Nntonio empfieblt. iein groBes
2ager iii bieien Nrtifeln gu Stem Oort
Preiien uno ma9t gang beIonbers arf
ben gepdblten Gorratb bon 8il6err
@bromos, &upfers unb Stablltiden,
Selgemdloen unb Bbantalie 8il6ern
aler Nrt. ferner auf Die gei9madpolle
Ilspabl bon 8ilberrabmen Der allerr
mooernften Gorm unb auf bic Nles
umfahenoen 3eidenmaterialen auf=
merffam. I1e Nuftrd9e fir irgenb cine
Der Dbigen 8rau9en peroen prompt
ausgefabrt; giloer BON ieoer @rDBe ein=
gerabnt unb ole Mrbeiten m6gli9ft
i9nea unb gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
f1lagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-01
Sdmurrbptoeu SetlmttteI.

Sdmorrboiben baben seuobnli6 borber.
sebenDe S6mersen i'm Riden, Qenben uaS 6em
llnterleibe 10 baS Der @atient slaubt feline Aie.
rem, Ober bic na9ften Srgane feien in einem
tranthaften 3nitanoe. 8eitpeiie iino 8ei6en
bon nnoeroauli9teit g%esenpdrtis, als 8la-
bnng, unbebagli@teit bes Masens etc. Eias
Gen9tisfeit tpte S9peib, elm unausenebmes
SUDDEN berborrufeub, na6Oem man tparm
piro, TT elm geipobnli9er Be9leiter. &Iinbe,
blutige uno judenoe Sdmorrboiben tpersen
our9 einmalisen @ebraud bon Or. 8oionto's
9amorrboiben Seilmittel, tpel9es brett auf bic
tranfbaften Stelen %einpirtt, bic Sumor ab.
%forbirt, bas beftise SUDDEN ~beieitist uub cine
oauernbe SeiIung berporbringt, abaefelt.
Rreis 80 eents. aSSreifre: Sbe Dr. 8ofoato
Mebicine So, 9iaua, Ohio.
Berfauft BET i. aaIteber C Con.
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ssm CINDERELLA @d1nh : gtpre

lino tteue @aareu einsetrofen fir Bic
beboritebenbe Trhbiabrs<Sa
D II. Wir baben uns our9 BEN Nu=
genf@ein bapon iiber3eugt, baB bieie
Waarer: 9amen= unb &inbere9 9ube,
9erreni9u6e &C., bas 8efte iinb, mas
ie I'M biefigen Marfte Dferirt murbe.
Die 4uspobl 1T iebr rei6baltig uub bic
greiie finb iebem 8ebtrfniB an9emeKen.
User elegantes unb bauerbaftes S9ubs
3eug trageu Mil, Der gebe gum
Cinderella S6ubz@tpre,.
gde 9oufonffraBe 6 @oe. 6.
2.8t1f
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0r. RpSdttfp.

Dieter Iame 1T 70 befaunt imnerbalb ben
Ser. Staaten, Oab eS faum nOtbis 1T gu fasen,
bab er Der @rinber bes beriibmten 9r. 8olanto
9uften. unb 2unsen . Sbrup 1T, bas beliebte
8olf8beilmittel, no INNER es betaunt 1T, fir
Suiten, @rtaltunsen, S@pinDfudt unb aue
&rantbeiten oes SaIies unb Der aunsen. @reis
so Gents unb $1.oo. gertauft Bel 8. Salt.
cher &c Spu.
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@mnSerbare &ure,,.

IS 8. Sobt II. Co., @bolefale unb 9etail
Drussiften bon Home. 60, laat: Seit spei
Sabren fiibren mir Dr. Sings Stem Diseoberb,
Electric 8itters unb 8ud[ens arnica Salbe,
unb ba5en ME SeilmitteI getabt, bic id better
berfauften eber 1nebr 8efriebisung aeipabrten.
Sic baben einise punberbare Rurer in unferer
Stabt bepirft, namentIid mebrere Gaae bon
pirtlider slussebruns finO bura ben @ebraud
GINGER Glaf9en bon Or. Sings Nen DISCOVERY
gebetlt poroen, in 8erbinouns nit electric
Bitter. Bir garantiren b~iefelben fetS.
Bum 8ertauf Bel u. DreiB.
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. mie bos 9. 8. Bonn az. eouuo

= Mie bas 9. 8. bonn %. Sanuar
als getpiB melbet, 1T oer prObf 9inoer
BON Der fatbolf6en Stride in G6nigsz
6efiinitiO gum @r3bif9of bon pofen ers
nannt notben. Ser ueue Gr3bii6of 1T
elm riiitiser Damn BON ettpa finfsia
Sa6ren; bon Nationalitdt Elm Oeuti6er
1T er Der polnii9en Spra6e iebo9 bon,
tommen md6ttg. SIN uebrigen geniebt
er ben &uf zines welterfabremen, Iebr
flueen unb %getDanbten Mannes, Der
bic 8efdbigung beliben biirfte, in i6wies
rigen 2agen fi6 aIs gepanbter Diplo,
mat 81 betpdbren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-01

"Feiles S~arsapari1la" fir
ale Slut unb Sautfranfbeiten. &urirt bic
fdlimmifen Sale bon 8lutberQiftung bis sur
sepobnli6en Slime. @ebrau9sanneiiung ouf
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der alamo Mft'g
@ompanb unb gum 8erfauf an @ieberbertaufer
nno on 8ribdtperiDnen BET q. Sretb, Gan
Mnton;o.
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IS. bab Der Smport a~ustDdrtiger
Irbeiter unter Goatratt perboten perben
fol-;
II. baB Die @egierung in gerbiu.
ouag nit benz 9ofamt cine 5inansb6rz
ie erriftete unb benz 0oGfe Die M6aIid=
felt f6afen ioa, feline griparniKein fleiz
ten Summer fi6er an3ulegen.
Is. baB Die &egierung f6mmtli6e
5elegrapben= Selepbotts unb @iienbabn.
Sienien fdufli6 erperben unb in 3u=
funft fein Greibrief unb feline 2icen,
an irgenb cine Cooperation gum gau
o6er gum 8etrieb bon irgenb ipel6en
gtnri9tungen CUR Bef6rbernng BON
Na@rtbten, pafagieren ober Sra6ten
ertbellt tDerben fol-;
unb Ddbrenb mir Mnforberungen an
PIE Staatss unb Waticnalz &egierungen
1telen. tpollen min nit eigenen Graften
beriu9en:
19. cooperative Snftitutiouen in's
Sebe1 gu rufen, tpel6e bic Mbi9afung
oes Sobnlpftems uaO an STEELE beNetben
Die @tnflibrung zines eopparotipen Sn=
ou~ftrieiptems bespeden foaen;
20. fiir beibe Sc 6le9ter glei9e 8ez
aablung fir glei9e Nrbeit gu fi9ern;
Fl. bic M~rbeits3eit bur9 etne Weigez
rut1g, mebr als a@t @tunben, 5u arbeis
ten, gu berfirsen;
p. bic Gr6eitseber gu ibereoen, ale
Stnerenaen tpel6e apif9en ibnen unb
lbren Ingeftelten ertfeben, einem
S9ieosgeri6te gu untermerfen, bamit
Die ganoe Der SDmpatbie 5pii9en tbuen
oer1tdrft uno Qusfdnoe unn6tbig se=
ma6t %uerben."
, Stimmt nit unierer @rpiberung
auf bas Qnfianen ber beuti6en Nrbeitsz
ritter urb unfern friber ber6fentlt6ten
Nrli6ter therein unb benefit, baB mir
BARN p~ouHdnbtg auf BET platform Der
n&nigbts Of 2abor" ieben.
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& Mrniea.saIbe.

Die bette @albe Der BeIt fur e@nitte,
Aueti6nnsen, @ei6pire, Gieber, nnb Saut.
Ausf9la9, Gledte, seiprunsene Sdnbe, Groit>
beulen unb ale Sautfranfbeiten; tnrirt Sa.
rnprrboiben ober feline 8~eaabIung. 8oHise
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elo Dtrb
dariderftattet. 25 Gents bic Sdadtel BET u.
9reib.
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Velvetine Powder" 9ief
&rdparatiun purbe auerit in Der preubif@eu
&rmee sesen berbribte unb s~rinbige Sibe, ae.
gen baS @unoreiten ober Wunblaufen, aeaen
Yridelbibe urb ole Der 1leberbibuns bes 8lutes
ent'prinsenben Santtranfbeiten ~anaenanSt.
Mls elm BUILDER fir Hinber ftebt es unibertrof.
fen ba. @reiS % Gents. Yraparirt unb aum
@ertanf bel u. Dreib alamo Drug Store,
@du Wntonio.
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Dead Shot" @creiu Borm aint,
ment pirft fiber unO idnea. 9iefes Ointment
tootet. Die 8iirmer augenblidli@ bGIt GIieaen
ab urb beilt Die @unoe. SIN @afier aufaeIof
TT eS Elm ausseaei6netes Seilmittel aeaen iraeno
pelde 8un6eA beim @ieb. @reiS SO @ents.
graparirt nnb gum 8erfauf Bel u. Drei6,
Gun Mntonio. 1876 tutp
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@mpfeblenspertb 1T bas
au9emetn befdnnte un6 belteb-
te 6laiden= Vter Der Belpbz
raosfp'i9en 8raueret fir
1ansbeoarf. 8eiteQnnsen
bite mani brett an bic Braues
ret 5u Ienben. 8,12,t1S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-01
FRANK STAIRS
Fish and Oyster Depot
40 West Commerce Street
First Glass Restaurant COlUeCtR1,

RECEIVES daily and wi ship by. express
or o berwise Berwick Bay, Matagorda Bav,
New Orleans Lake, Mobile Plant, Blocks
Plant, Xxx Select and Select Oysters in
barrels and half barrels to order.
Every variety of GulfFish, Shrimp, Crabs,
hard and soft shell, deep sea turtle, etc.
All T d $ for country filed promptly and
carefully. Orders delivered free in the city,
l I'M constantly receiving fresh goods
by express, for proof of which 1 refer TO
Wells, Fargo q Co.'s and Texas Express
company. Telephone No. 1863.
18,9,d6m FRANK STARR.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-30
A BRIEF AND ENCEI.l.E\T Sun.
DAY SERMON.
Written by u Well Known Lawyer
,,in, Correspondence Palatka NEWS.

Special Correspondence Palatka NEWS.
GAINESVILLE, Fla, May e6, lsSt.
Write us a letter for the Sunday edi
ton," was your request, and promised
YOU, 80 persuasive are yo,, IN even ask
ing Il service. l now repent OF the
promise. II il so hard to compose any
Thing to interest or profit Il Sunday news
paper reader.
The preachers read the command to
"Remember the Sabbath day" day OF
rest. and add that 1t Is more blessed to
give, to the church, than to receive. but
have not 81 found it. l try to give
c,eerfully, as it is duty. Let's try to
hoe out u weedy corner Of the fourth
commandment neglected by the preach
ers, or AZ many Of them prefer to he
called. ministers, priests. elders. fathers,
bishops well, let's call them by the
names they prefer. 1t will not hurt us
to be civil and make others happy
when we can so cheaply az by words.
But the weeiy corner is neglect to work
six dsys in the week. six whole days, not
eight hours for ten hours pay. and worse
not To work half Of six days, but live
uup the work Of some one else. We
often waste. the little We earn. to our
hurt Eat and drink not to sustain and
preserve life, but to pander to our de-
,lrpraved appetites. Smoke and chew
the pOison, nicotine, out Of nasty tobac-
60. Sleep daylight away. and II not riot
into the night. roll feverisll and sleepless
on our beds till near break of day. Talk
away hours about fashion, church festi.
yals, dances, dress and courtship. Read
novels day and night even in bel.
Can't sleep-take chlEal. morphine la,,-
d,num and other life.destroying agen-
cies. Consequences, dyspepsia, indiees-
tion. constipation, nervousness; not III to
be wife or mother, husband or father.
should the age of forty be reached. It
will I've az a poor suffering invalid, a bun.
die Of pains and aches. Thousands OF
pills and gallons Of bottled liquids swal'
lowed. The doctor household servant,
Work six days in the week is the com
mandment. Live temperately and vir.
tnously, and as Poor Richard said
early to bed an I early to rise,
Makes man healthy, wealthy ana wise,
and at least be in fit physcal aud men
tai frame to rest on Sunday. sweet day
of rest.
One more sling shot. Would like t.
alvise the nice young men smoking al
drug store, hotel and boarding house
corners, such AZ here in Gainesville and
there in Pala,ka, and such as stand In
front of church doors after services
watching women with curious ant
s.archng eyes. that their demeanor II
not quite agreeable. DO you think the
miss, who walks to, or from church, ol
elsewhere, with man smoking tobacco
is bad off for the company of man.
Eight persons, seven men and one "o
man, were here lately sentenced to th'
penitantiary, and one man sentenced t.
lr hanged. They did not work six day
in the week and sleep all night.
CHAUNE.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-30
Variety Erlljt (ulJ,lre,

The most important lesson which the
fruit growers OF Florida can learn from
the severe experience OF the past winter
is that j., not safe to put all their eggs IN
one basket. The crop Of oranges WAS in
large part lost, and the trees injured 50
that ii will take another year for them
to recover and regain Their former bear
ing capacity. The gnavas were general
ly killed to the ground, and will bear
nothing this summer, although they are
putting up new growth from the roots
and If not killed again next winter viii
bear next summer again. Much loss has
been suffered also in bananas AMI pine
apples', and in early vegetables.
Now for the other side of the picture.
Enormous quantities OK strawberries
have been shipped and have brought
good prices. The mulberry trees have
yielded an exceptional crop, and this
fruit is capable Of being made Of much
greater value than il has been yet, both
to ship fresh, and for preserving.
Peaches and pears are everywhere re.
ported as bearing this year more than
ever before. Vegetables planted late
enough to escape the froats have still
been in time to command good prices
all the better because not forestalled
by those that were lost.
The point we wish to call attention to
is that the samo conditions, which are
injurious to one crop, may be bel e'it lal
to others: and so the man who raises
both oranges and peaches. for instinc',
while be ont make so much in warm
year as # he had oranges, nor in a COLI
year 80 much as II he had all peaches,
will never in any year be without any.
thing, nor even very short, because even
where the one crop is only partly lost,
the difference in conditions will h.
enough to increase the other in the same
portion. thus keeping up a much better
average than if only one crop is raisei.
The same argument applies to the rails
ing of three instead Of two, although
there is Of course limit. according TO
the extent of mans resources, to the
number of irons he can profitably keep
in the fire at once. What we want to
AVOID is the possibility of ever being
caught, a. thousands have b,en this
year, by the loss Of a crop, which they
depended on for large share OF their
years income, and consequently beng
obliged to borrow money to R"t
through the year, without any certain
ty Of sufficient surplus to pay the debt.
Their is no reason for this state OF things
except the mistake OF having only one
crop to depend on.--I.ongwood Repnhli'
cat
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-30
Mull,erries.

Special Correspondence Pa'a'ka Ntws
As this is the season Of our best varie-
ties of mulberries it may not be amiss to
state some points that do not come read :
ITS to hand to recen. comers to our state.
Many are not aware Of the many varle-
ties there are of this fruit in cultivation
that are desirable. and so are in danger
of taking up an inferior variety. think
ing it the only On, worthy of cultivation.
Nothing need be said in favor Of this
fruit, for it will win its way wherever it
is introduced. All know it to be, as a
berry. a second class fruit, but its ease Of
c,iltiire and the abundance of its fruit,
will always make it desirable. No other
fruit can be raised so cheaply and with
such neglect, as the mulberry. Our ma.
tive or wild mulberry, Morus Rubra, in
all its varieties although il produces a
very palatable fruit. much liked by some,
IL so inferior. that we do We II to reject it
from cultivation Most of our desirable
varieties are seedlings from the NJ.
Ngra or black mulberry. This species
is native Of Persia and has been
brought westward on account OF its
fruit and I've ,uty as a shade tree. There
are many varieties of this species. among
which il found Downing ever bearing
and Hicks seeding. These have been
introduced into our state as the most
worthy of cultivation. We have also
the Multicauls and varieties all Of which
are good fruit producers. The Multican-
lis is supposed to b. variety OF the NJ.
Albra, Chinese mulberry. brought
westward for the feeding Of the silk
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-30
Gods Pity.


80, h..S, of earth. no fowl that tifts with
win.e>"
saith the great Book, "but is a people. too;
Ernm Allah sprau 2 their lie, ami unto Him
So'''
There came bef re our Lord certain one
Who said. ~ Prophet. ss I pissed the wood,
heard the voice OF youngliDg doves sheh
While near the nest h, in pearl nee he'i mother
cooed"
Then in my cloth | tied those hedstlhs>
twain,
B,t all the W v the mother tiutteref nigh;
lord.
s.open thy knutted cloth, aud stand thou
BY"
iaIt when She spied her nestiings, finn th-
~ ralr,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-30
Success in Families.

The Atlanta Constitution points to the
Hendrix family, Of Fayette, Howard
county, No, as a striking instance Of
how success runs through some families.
Forty five years ago young man and
his wife began l.fe in Fayette. in an
humble way. In the prime Of life the
man died. leaving a widow, with mod
crate income. and four boys. The el1-
est graduated at the naval academy with
unusual distinction. rose to the rank OF
lieutenant. and died while still Young
man. The second .son, Eugene Russell
Hendrix. entered the Methodist minis
try. and soon took rank as a leading pul.
pit orator. Elec:ed president u Central
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-30

worm. to which it particularly adapt
ed by the size ami tenderness ot ITS
leaves.
The NJ. Albra or white mulberry. Is
considered the best Of all varieties for
silk raising. As the silk made 10y worms
fed on its leaves is OF the highest quail
". The fruit il small and of a very in
ferior kind.
The Russian mulberry, introduced
into this country by the Rus
sian Menonites. is undoubtedly a seed
linz of the white or Chinese mulh.rry,
The fruit. although it has been highly
recommended by nurserymen, i scarce
ly better than that of its parent, the
white mulberry.
All the mulberries durable for fruit
are seedlings of NJ. Nigra. OF these there
are two classes, the early and the late.
The early variety leaves with the Null
ticaulis, and ripens its fruit the last of
February and in March and April. Us
earlinesS might indicate that It Is seed
ling Of the Multicaulis, but the rough
ness of its leaves puts il with the Ntgra.
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have been cured by Electric Ritter. after
everything else had been tried in vain.
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but try Electric Bitters. There Is no
medicine so safe, 81 pure. an,I 81 perfect
a Blood Purifier. Electro htters will
cure Dyspepsia, Diabetes and all diseases
of the Kidneys. Invaluable IN affections
of Stomach and LAYER. and oyrrcome all
Urinary Difficulties. Large battles only
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-30

college. at Fayette. ten years ago. he
rescued il from insolvency, and made il
one Of the most tiourishing institutions
in the west. Last week. at the age Of
thirty eight wears. he was elected a
bishop OF the southern NJ. T.. Church,
being the Youngest man ever elected To
the bishopric by that branch of the
Methodist church The third brother.
Joseph Hendrix. graduated at Cornell
University. and did some reporting for
the New York sun which pleased the
editor so well that he placed the young
man in charge of the brooklyn bureau
Of that paper. When thirty years Of
age he WAS nominated by the democrats
for MAYOR Of brooklyn, and came within
few hundred votes of defeating MAYOR
low. Since then he has been the New
York correspondent Of the 81. Louis Re-
publican at "A handsome salary. and see
retary of the brooklyn bridge trustees
at a salary Of Sl,j00. Recently, without
application, he was appointed postmas-
ter of Brooklyn at a salary Of $6.on
year. with An enormous patronage. The
Youngest Of the brothers is only twenty
four. He went To Texas several years
ago, AMI is now interested in q cattle
ranch. which paid him $4,000 last year.
and is rapidly increasing in value. The
mother ot these boys is devoted
church woman. ami is quoted as saying
that she would rather have her son
bishopof the VI. T.. church South than
President of the United States.