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PETITION FUR TAXES.

Geo. McMahon, II. G. Harrison, Thos. f.
Mc(irew, Defendants.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-17
OUESTIONINGS.
BY WILL HuERAKn-kKRNAx.

wonder when the spirit Leaves the flesh and bone that bound il To the paSsious of our planet
 And the raptures of our race. Ii il sees its poor lost body With the loving arms around it. Ii it quivers with the kisses
 On its pure and pallid face wonder if it listens To the praises of the pastor Hear him say the dead has risen
 To the Sunland of the Soul. While il knows the secret sinniugS uf the thing that was its master Rise with flaming swords io drive u From the glory and the goal, Ivonder if it watches Till il sees the dead forgotteu- Sees new friends usurp the favor
 UI the leafts thai "JTG itS OWE: II it looks below the daisies. Where the grave-wormS are begotteu Where the eyelcSs skull is grinuing
 Al jest to us unknown Iwonder if the truth is That the spirit can remember All it's pains and all its pleasures.
 All its terrors and it's tears stealing swiftly on it's vivid summer visions. as November Crashes down in storm and darkness On the spleudor of the years. No. ah, no Far better fer us That we die and die forever That slip into the shadows ant tht >i fences eterne, Than be hunted down and haunted. When the soul and sense diSSever With the memories that mock u>
 In this lower life inferno,
 -Nac ror1 Hescep.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-17

tho money and recovered her husband and being honored hy all good people she rrturncd to her own cttv, ramralip la. and was never again separated from her heiav~i rht,> U. ,a,va. women of sood family honor with cha~tc and rrSolute behavior thcir husbands, and ucvrr thjuk ot any other man. fer the husband |, the highest deity to chaste wives When Na~y, s,latta heard. on the way this excellent story from the mouth ot Na>antaka >he tclt less shame at having lately left her fathers dwell ing. amt her mind which before was bound to her husband, the k,ns ot Vat Sa m tho hond> rt maturing love be. came now more who'll, bouud and rapt up in him
 Brown fore Wh, k a man on horseback hkra tcnpcnnr nail
 fesF slveit tupimmrdateh rhjs up something Nou know and haVe ronelu,ted Ia exhibit my respect tcr Christian ol~erNaners N rsne u, canauitun> Rss,4. .1.y9sif
 lehn tn what "3tl >,n be dun trnd. atitsr la,tu college
 Jeurs Welt 3au You know thtrv arr alWa>, r1nH of openings tofa nan at s,'nin-
 John tNh h. dosca. >e, ,h5,oauretjon)
 ~ere enough >ar. hu what Wili he dom ~a, il. Ia Es.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-17
KATHA SARIT SAGARA.

From fte St,HSkrit Tlyla>lat"i for Tt, -irlaasl Thunder. Jy Raiph |. Go9etrieh.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-17
BROUNS
 /RON B/ZTERS

UYLL CURE
 HEADACHE
 INDIGESTION
 RlIlOuSNESS
 DYSPEPSIA
 NERVOUS REGISTRATION MALARIA
 tall.I.S AND fl$NERS
 TINED FEELING
 GENERAL. DEBlllTN
 PAIN IN THE BACK X SIDES IMPURE BLOOD
 CONSTIPATION
 FEMALE. lNfIRMlTlES
 Ki!ED MArlSM
 NEIK.ALGlA
 KIDNEY AND LIVER
 lk0GBt FS
 lr2ss.s bA 4. pSfGG3S7S
 i, i, ,,s..s...= "a, f,.de M.e seJ ervastd Rs1
 rAkr NO OTHER. our re.e Tn, ,,,v so. .eN ~.ala ua,'s tar uWl ,'tt stamp s'Nf' snI,''-. to"'td eht'= 100 M ...,,. . 3 gss,s I..,%fss. ,s,.5 s.ss s lrcu,,, -.,srr,,o,s,,, t,a= ,#.ees '.=, e,s.i,,t t30m es t-etN >e,- N,sas- t>a,> ..''. '.uo- 60 ,e..9 .,,, ,..i s9,r ,' ,.s>> -, i',,t N UU ,,a iss'Nl,y1.iij5ih ls' as,t.a, ..s ,,.'. l9n >r~ S~ror rric,o,',. esd D a,s tt''ueseA Ix U 'tsei #s'tft' h'tA .'iA r'H'lnt1 5't 'N thN = npt...stN ,lsu e+=. ttutstrf.sh. 'f.en Htl .%'r ,. . , Niss',o' i,,, , ,'. a.' 's'ea" N. p,lre ,,.,aneettef ,ea! .a,e ,a n ia,s. eod rilES ne,,, ,euoo, N"r4rss. '..sei,s ',e 'o, lt,' lt'',.',', ea, .,,os sAsos |, s."sa aU..5 NY OMAN wANTso:,s,i.:a.$s$$ " IN. 1E:!:l',a t: x, lrsno; ne;r,..,,,,.,s e.e.. tster.ne's z | S"''s M>,""ts ST''' >>"' 'sN>s. nat rri.,eh .llsfoss.'is '-.,'s,s ff alsut .t,ctt"os tr,-tpt "' rfts h, tse rtpp,fetas Attbtnt. hsiaor htUts.sr ts' ztst'-t sa'a'. IcTuTc WANTED ,.i ee.sGo'{s.s,. s1ssf,t, .s,ss,.. nI1FWA \ s"els.. f,sss .g 'e...' .s.as.s. v-----w-r--w-e f Het4-t4sti=u s4taf.slsi t.its-s OR. 6coff, uA3 ufoadwar NtW NoKk. I"4tt sNt L nstl tTletate#f UpuR Stare. ftrsh ste sE asi etzsi,z t.aa,# aild a ts,tl MI tiuiIt tss5slra, HHs sttt1su Httd all hstaaets t4turtteee tt =s1ttfttfs llttzt t,tt tsiif4sJ Nf.t5 town W tt'a tptt#a lz,t f.#ttts tAeia Alts7 tbr pf.IHtst0f. N n Ill laIo<. #ttstae= Afk nSaaas fwhN4A .s i#rs l4z5aal.I.srs#t }.--,.z=
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-17
WOMAN WaSTsO.aahs},3a.ssss .ss

LratlV. Hesp-,usthie hnaae N"fsrupc'a ots
 ehahsei. GAY nNOs., 1 HarelaS -t.. NY. \ NuBtS KNIGHTS NTttt NNH etNNN A~ a tIl- N ft tilu taf ,1tf's9 at tHtssIHttHta Nn, frtls s' tn. ti7ttts7 tttN alsut WHth ths afN t.a'et ss e'a ~ ff' art "tth fnll directions ot tre~tFi "i pfAa b' the proprietor Al thtuI hstent. ibuEA .ai iss tA'=fi : E +..s
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-17

Ih4t sNtt Nsi trietat,#i Drus store
 fteslt et4# Ii tt s as tt t.tite, ,ftd autstt atd MI huiu t'a54rt,l' hnr stt.4ea pttd all hsitasets "a.trHat-e "t ttts | suttft 4t#r tns t raitt4td ff5's town M ttssf me ftIt4. szteIH astitNsa tbr pttIHtgtHt. N nl 2Io>. tlsla, t,t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-30
y II \
Evening Capital.
FRIDAY. April 80, 1886.
HERE and THERE.

Learn your business thorough
ly.
Keep at one thing in no wise
chance.
Observe system and order in
all you do and undertake.
Never fail to keep your APP
pointments, or to be pnnctual.
Be self-reIiant; do not take
too much advice, but rather de-
pend on yourself.
OF the one hundred good
things to this life, ninety nine
are healthy.
Life is not SO short but there
is always time enough for cour-
tesy.
It is easier to set a man fight
ing against all the world than to
make him fight with himself.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-30
ALFRED MElE EFT,
Hanover st, Annapolis.

is prepared to attend 10 the cleaning
/ out If SINKS 1T the shortest notice
and 81 reasonable rates. Orders lett II
residence on Hanover Street, will rel
ceive prompt attention. m2Alm
LAN7s9
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-30
I4ANG'S
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.
4 auaE cuaE son AL roaMs OF

SURF cuRK FOB ALL FonAIs OF
Dyspepsia, Hearsburn, Sick Headache,
Depression Of Spirit, Loss Of Appe-
TIE, Constipation. tkc., caused by
imperfect digestion.
xa hns Cnrea Cases 1o Years BtandsnR'
End, Is spoken 81 BY those who have us
cd IL As Deing the best Dyspepsea Reln-
edy ever known. Prepared only By
NICHOLAS T. Lang.
PaARMACHluT,
Fulton & Frederick Aves., Baltimore.
For sale BY ali Druggists. II it cannut
be obtained iron your Druggist seno
direct to the manufacturer. lrl5.lm
Price 80 Ca..--ssAmps Tnken.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-30
One Hundred Years.

ITO.
"Cans't thou cherish me,
Marthag"
Yea, il it be the Lords will, +"
"And wilt thou wed with me
sweetheart
"Yea, verify, as the Lord is
my shepherd
1885.
''Can you love me, Maudp'
well, / should shudder."
"And will you marry me
dearestg"
what are you giving uss"
The secrets of life are not
shown except to sympathy and
likeness.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
What win Happen 10 Girls.

Thirty nine glri~
Ia ten Years fifteen will hay. married
IN ten YEARS seven ot the fifteen viii Ia
widow dependent upon their own rNcrtiuuN
for bread ami meat
In ten Years fifteen OF tho remaining
twenty -iuur will la sleeping beneath the >"i
And htN tar aptlt they "Ill ls >I,rping' tine
IN ,nursla, unr III California, one IN bht,,.
one IA \nsthIt. another perhaps, ia a ms
-iunaiN grave ia ,hiua another anal tlc
ashes Of the ancient Altr,S ui MrNlu an
other bat unIl time vii tell Nierr tiI,s all
viii sleep
In ten wears, the nine have not vt men
TONED viii lr1,u To- lu>e their SNr,'tn,,~ aul
develop ~unp'thug Ut tn. ~,liiin~S supposed 10
h. IN, parable from women that are destined
to h. uil Inabi>
In ten Years, not ulr IT the thirty nine but
that viii have tasted 1T the bitterness that
comes IN tnlc to all human leing- Hoy"
will he hltghttd lpN,pi ONES will lg claimed
by that same hrI,tuu You hrhrI Just NOW,
sorrow IN "A huuIr,Dl turup, Nll ho rNteri
rnr,pl indeed, turNrry une n sulielt Of dead
SEA fruit vii be- ulI, rrd - Atlanta tun,tltu-
ton
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
IN Marrying 10 roos Man.

An adv ahtaGt' over I"nr gili that the rhh
oin' has M marry M poor man Is that IA
NvnRlu II thu wurld. Nlo has s,Nn munh IT
safety. rarrlN >lr'cr, from that morbid >,lt
,p,l,rc>, nhl.l, l. the nl,r,t frequent term
Ui Nnihl,hur>> IT, la inuui among small
s'lik tulh, AMI which makes thrmtNrr prone
a. takr ul.,nNe AMI Ia tluuk that every lttle
atiun 1T their nrl. iluls /, TIN r>ult IT ,h'
lliD rat" Intention Hall the sights AMI
insults" 81 nhhh slirh las,lh complain are
quite unnienth,nal, amt ate ra,i,,d tN that
tor,2ttulm,> which l. the natural uut,ulii,. II
TIM harmed cNI>t.n,r III thus.' busy tst> ~
fashion ROT hard work, who ar,' thu nI,~t
usual IN nl,rs
The u.ttahIllty II woman l. tlulN Won
i,flul. aud tht' poor mans wife Will II ~hr
has even ntrittat, intelligence, ia "A short
time emerge tIunl the tnAn,u>, over careful
lrllht # her early married HE AMI, la, my
discovered the sab, at which her m'N Income
Will lainlt her L. live, SIN viii tiud thai her
prev uuu, knowledge IT h,N things ought L.
b" ,i,I" viii enable her H. ty"yonir that most
eN' HINT type If II housewife, one mhn can
ronllu' che ll.r with economy
W. ito hot mean IT, assert that every ri,h
gill l. fitted To- is' a I"'r mans Wii", ur that
every poor llll y unsuitable In every I'sl.
tiuh tht, ale women unlikely H. Ia l'"d
wives tn alNhnir. AMI atIIrr~ who eeuIi
hiril, tan tn ,Iu their duty IN an, state 1T
HE t" which they may H. 'aIhl l'ut tan
ina glrl, ct average loNn,es AMI mt llI.etpt,
1t Ill u, iuumi that the ts'ti ONES nlr more
often happy AMI rnnI'ntpi IN small hor'N''~
than thu>, ahu have n,Nrr lived IN ANY thing
ul'r London Queen.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07

For ths lsuetit u II a Young LUil-> the
iolIoHIa, Items were gwen u au oId LAZY If
=. Who L. stall cull>iIs ssd a t--alty, ami who
retains a c,Iuil, AlOn noted for IL iell,aey Ot
-ulOTHs.
Near a large white SIN bat when oGt
ioor> IN the hay IIInr, even If sitting Ia the
shade
The mex shouki ns.yrr l.. PERMITTED u h.
'ln-turnsri ami IN sVus this wear thin tan
nel underwear. With II Lawn or muslin tre>>,
ini u, silk handkerchief aloUt the throat
aheu uut t.a,ins
\ cheap tnIbt Mater l. male Out NJ half
pint IL Mater, IA small cup III rbt.r vinegar,
tIhi the sane auuuut III milk tnt mt" a
Jar M i-,ttl,. ami apply To- th. face With a
shtt >I-ngt Let II remain OYER night ar
until psrt'stly dry, AMI then wash il oil with
warm water IL wIlt rrnl,ve tan
\ shining far. MAY te avobtyt iN Lslls>
aho ~ MT tt>.. Inwth.r II II l. tart,,t over
night With warm water AMI IL, rlv> unly
sl.iIis.d IN the morning.
\ puni:i,lt Ton the ta.C, 10 remove tan ami
alhttn the skin, l. nIst'tc cat vi an o,Gutr Of
almond paste. Tin, june At tao lruloI> ami a
l,ttl, rau dc ,"lnSn,' II II Ia Ia" afplsNi at
t.'i time ami hit ga the tace until morning.
Gl,N'> >h'ult la morn rulI>tantl, L. PR
,rnt thu haud~ from tanning The most >.'r
,n,al, an L,r-v hr-, ct dos SKIN OF ,iull
tan shah, ami tin~, are suitable tur mast
.anntrl pleasures
italn wat,f j. the last for titt purposes
amt keeps ia, I'm SOFT aI,i slt,ath h,Il.d
tam water /, rH,~bhp,i ~ elective IL
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
The Di>illusi0n Of NIutrin0ny.

As love is alNays an ii.alhng process
ani It i, the ,lalnIn1 craft If the gIri o. an
0ui ata.t TIN, Illusion II the devoted lover ty
thousand exquisite arts that he never a'is-
lert~-ihc yhalic~ arr that IN nine eases out
Of ten tl, lii,t TX months VI married liic are
months II ,lI.lIuslon
The sense II possession, which plays so I'M
purtant rode IN the consumption 1t love, has
iinahtv w,th her that h. cannut understand.
This !, th. end If her drama. But he DOESN'T
want il to End 1t was the delicious little
actr,s that he admired without knowing 1t,
nnd lJA Size insists upon turning of the gas
AMI w., hing ot her paint and prosaically in
formin,. him that the curtain Is down
Ala. bow many women have awakened
from ia, il. long dream Of Il hero, ard IN the
,iIlita,. AMI de- .uatI1a Of their chamber have
;ntlr.I batter t,Hl, ont to their mirrors, be-
rau,,. cAiyalry nIi poetry and sentiment
lay,. resolved themselves into common mas
culDty with large appetite and di'fp
gtion to re; weary II tenderness now that
there As no bar 10 1t
Wl,Ir l.. the man or woman who can t6uch
th,sl ,rtl..atr and n'roLbing themes outside
o. action Nlth the left fingers Of truth ana
sentiment -Nym tgnkle IN S1w YORK
World
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
A sun.tAliiI,,l nl tia l'hInaan

saw 'Iuhaurnu burning paper IN hi
dourta. rrftrtil, when thsur,ai ~ H. pas.
Ing hl, lli,r e la', ~ night IN u bn'k ireet ~
EripAIsu and hti the curiosity the ns,'
day "a al an yJinnntIouiipin an Intelligent
tMutnIul.I Monaghan tie -Hi that de.
vUu, ,rh.thtis. pam. uIlrlJ tht,s' who have
Inst atrIs,ti II M hIuH HlHays burn patSI
IN ,rlIli t,,.ri.aH. 81 ill.,, housr h.iprr retiring
at nglt Tines ta.i' ~ that thr II"gpnltor-
81 he pu..nt th.uen dynasty we're dis-att
fed nlDh tn ulfD.,c customs whi'h grew up
o. ID. !.,-t. 1T ther j }tHi5i y, II permitting
alien, t. ',,tci th" loHoTy Ktn.dprn AMI At
tiibi'. ~, ,,,r..,, u the Tartar, 10 that 'u-
tom - mark their displeh-ur" they pIar'I
IN th,. -ky a etar u death dealing influence,
winch, II Il should 4ilnc iutu tllelr dppr, or
uI,in the Il uIs t.n nights Ia ,,u,a1~sl.n
would cau9. the death II all who mhnbh ~"
hutis. Rcd, which b. The Chinr-n inInl,
typih.= ali that good AMI righteous, Is tho
an'idytr. here, To. raj curtains hung befotg
sycry nue-c hyu-r and laundry Firc,
winch produces II r.i hight, cLsis thu
demon, hence III" Customs II burning paper
Ia dUprNais.- Now IoIk Scws
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What Father >ays" and Does.

II larnt~ think that children do MT notice
rkrs.lN ,N,rNthlnS thrN 10 tls'y make
>.ri.dl> mr,takr Children ~ qul XIV AMI
pa>,ltt With uIir>t k,ti> .N.ttla'>> ami an, nut
rt>tl. ,ir,rIN~i itsN an ulun likely a. ~
tlt e,erN htth at ut th, tatl4tr, i.sati>.
L, i, NJ always at hom,.. ami What
"Iatt,r sans aInl What father t,-> arr the
things they most wish Ia >it AMI d,I NJ
matter h.w dearly they may boz" theT
muthrf II /, un,lnuht,rt, true that chllir"n
initiate the father tan niare rl,'>,'lN than they
,tn the up,thrr ~, therefore, thu ait n
iath,r t~rIl> IN thu training at ,ttll,lnn l. "A
NrtN, vera important un', ami hc vii" Nlih>
1t. THROWN 1t all uu the shoulders al the al
rrutN uNtrhunitl,r mothrr, viii have IA Serl
Gus >ln L. answer inr souw day 81 Ncland
I.a,lrI
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
Vncivil Manner. I.r,x..n How.

Thsrs l. a gussl ,ietl II ruirn''>s iTtween
hoy> III their mtrr,suT>4' amt bearing with
ni. another that i mot p-allN intrH.td n >uch,
tut = MT. thsrefurs any thu h7> {" L. dr>aEN
proved IL l. often simply ths' overflow - ~
r,.>>iNt hi spirits Hut the very t'~t susl
hunr,r. uup-tfaiusSt by pr}~r t-urHt~ ami
limitations, MAY t-roma the INST I~~ltlN" IA.
clSlhtv- Ne often aE-'losi2e tsf the ''S.r"s'
ut-,s Il t-sYk ty saving "tlt' means well
10 II we'll II Ne san make su h All Apology iar
them ter ii their rtnt'n>> l. RALLY ht.utlanal
th,.N an, not M Ia Ia r,srlN,,t lut"ant worthy
I.'r>ati> ~Aarty Eut tlry vta uban well
sIt,uki al-., a, veil. AMI the way> Il p-'ht''
n~,> an. n,,rr -, easily harn,,t ~ ia youth
the ls,v WIN l. hatitually oStr>.' amt rt,lt IN
hl> hearing toward othrr bays will i.' such A.
man taw,,ri ulen. ami all hl> lite Will never
gain the nputatlun III l~ins gentleman -
iIllpt.lphit tall
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
Curtains far "A BADLY Lighted Room,

The following al, L." i given hy The Art
Amateur to "A core Iunitnt who want, 10
know II cheap bat effective way Of ,1irtalnlng
the narrow AMI dl>prul"nitiutht'I h.h
Windows Of "A poorly lighted sitting room.
cut uI from Tia, upper part 81 the windows
enough tu make the height Il ia" window pro.
Ipitluunt, IT, the width, AMI I'LL the upper
part with Japan's" mt'rr work which can
H. buutlIt very cheap at almost any IT the
Japan ~ stores k,Io" have IA narrow hra,s
pole, With the usual bras rings From thi,
suspend crete curtains, which arr tian~par
rent but beaver than TIN, similar grehnllie
goods called Mininras With light bun ar
rich crran-colur window silaI" H. Il back.
ground for the lattrrwulk us IT viii
be If the shade, nre kept down n foot or
two, yuu viii retain nur' light III the room
than you cuuli >,4tur, hy the Vs. II any other
kind IT curtains aud have an artistic effect at
I, small ex,@lls, II rhauge