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NrwsrArrR Currrsas. Ere

Specsoi Dispateh to The Poef.
SPRINerIELD. O., Nov. 6.-The long spell Of Indian
summer in Central Ohio has ripened second crop Of
Strawberries and brought vioets and hisc, intp fu
bloom IN some places. circumstance never bsforS
Known here In November. The berries are Of good
flavor and sell for thirty cents quart.
Dspoteh tothe Puidfs Bpvai:
NEW York CITY, Nov 3.-The unreasonable wsatf,sr
has caused us temporary financial embarrassment
Will you pay cash for Cloak and Fur stock n SOC
on the dollar?
Dspdteh 10 Nesc York Nav. 8.
Buyer viii leave for New York tonight
Dfspatch 10 H. Ltsner, Nop. q.
Finding the styles ]. Have purchased entire
stock rs directed. Send same by express
Evening star., 1886-11-10
We PURCHASE

We PURCHASE
all our Underciothing Of drst hands and that
We save the joseers profits. and thereby enabled
TO sell you tha, much less
NATURAL WOOL
cents We still keep them a. that price, no,with.
standing catchpenny limitations
CAMELs HAIR
Undershrts and Drawers we see no reason for lower
ing our price on ninety eight cents If any Of
woiabs competitors have any like them Tor les tnan
81. II please iaform ss.
SCARLET WOOL
shirts and Drawers we keep as low as ninety-eight
cents In anything In price look out for dele
terous dyes that poison the blood through the medium
Of the akin.
MERINO UNDERWEAR
ior gentlemen, foil of sticks. can be marked lower
than lowest price for good Ones fr,yeishs osnta
The way buy these gives Us the advantage Of SELL
ing the sixty cent kind for forty-etght centa
scoTcn wool
Undershirts and Drawers we placed our orders for
early last spring and In that way We ate nxsd 1t low
cost The 81 IS quality equals any you buy. even
in dry goods houses. for 81 So
FINER SORTS
of Undershrts and Drawers sold for equally low
prices It is inposaibls to LET you know all about
them. how good they are and how cheap. unless you
afford u IN opportunity showing them ct the
time.
MULTfTUDEs
In the Valley Of fndecision! where to buy and what
to buy. We shall be pleased to assist you In coming
to . conclusion.
SAKs q COMPANY.
CLoTHIERs. TAILoRs HATTERs
and
FURNISHERS
1t SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
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w HUE Oux Srocx Is CoxpLxrx

We ewould advise Ladies' looking for Winter wrsps
20 Gall ear y our STOCK Of kEA4 ALASKA SEAL
skiN sod nns sEAL PLUSH SACoUEs. JACKkTs
and sAUkr WRAPS were never 50 handsome - u
he present timA
ssAL skIN JACQUES. sl20 sl4o. 415a $lss
Sf.AL SKIN JACKETS. SlOO sl2o.
sEAL Plush sACoCks. go. SS2 So so $A5.
SEAL PLUSH WRAPS sls to $50
Aank and siberian squirrel Lined CIRCULARS
fCk TRi INNINGS. AUFFS. CoI.LA RS aud pOAs
y Gxe9S variety.
b a sTINEMErz SON,
HATrERs AND FURRlERs,
NJ 1887 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
HENRY LA$CAsrEh
$50 sth street q. W.
,Sssteossc 00.oA scnooa hsexA ssakoo0y, and Nov
Ssso - ssweS0ea0 h6r0t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

Eof kfNT-Ar axs ter. NV. Fupk NI,.ET y
iu nished Rooms. two conniuuicait. central To-.
''on. ssn ietnen psefeared; references exchanged
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+ f-inn n'sS ~ "a "a Per Month
l,,.lG o,h ;, '"e S-.... - IS ,sl
- - ...s. Il
iSis ems--.....~....--... ',sl sl
ioss -...- ,fa
so WIN. ,sl
Apply to 4 Y \ .sii,-- xx;;..,-s;sr <o.oo
nlos"s " 1905 Pennsyivanis sv.
"k Il Mile r sT NE, raRERsTosS
,btlck Lwelling. eight rooms cellar ane au ,,at
ern improveane .itS go 40 As'0 M moe
n,aa, sM"bM>IEDT BRADLEY
aio'. se7 fa
E,N9H RENT-LHosE VERY DrsiRARfrNrw
a pw.ilingS al motern impruVements III. 90
lsls IAN Il open for iasetion W no shu "a
month SMO..MSIE n ~ -. 80, 81 pei
n1e6t ~
IroR RENT-SMALL sEVEN ROOM potfStS
lsth 81 nM.; sis. Also two large ,,.n t.,
shed Rooms secssd heor isis isti So
SON LIS - Co.. l42l New \ ork ave foai
t'oR RENr-CHEAP-AN s-RooM "A 5UsE IN
- iSith"sst ction, elegantly Inrnishe1 vii hs
i-HSeu 81 low figure IL i.iLR & KUIllisnrnpn ~
heAl kstate Biosers. 1926 4 It NV aps 49,
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PERSONAL.

VIZ ILL THE YOUNG LADY WHO GENTLEMAN
w spoke to ON entrance to te epitol on N0vem .
please send her address to Box 1oS Star Office. n02ts
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND
Oupop now prepared to pay full value for
Gents secondhand Clothing. Address call at
JUSTH'S Old stand, $40 u St. NV. ocz9-;SUt
M RA ROSS THE CELEBRATED CLAIRvOY.
Vl ant and Astroiogist can be consulted on busi.
law SUITS specuations and vii aAis Off life All
trouble cali. Her ADVICE is always reaiAbA sails
faction guaranteed. charges moderate. MrA ROSS
r, sidence lOO4 st NV. cc25-3u
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FOB RENT--FLATS.

Il 18th st and Iowa Circle n. W.. handsome Flats
furnished or unfurIished: will b, the year
season. Eirst-ciass Gale ati ached Apply to
ThOS J. EISHtR & CO.
no6-6t 1924 r ST. n. ".
LN,k RENT - -UNFCRNISRED, A CHOICE
II Flat of TOUR Rooms with ath heated
18th st. Apply to FITCH, FOX d BROWN
cor 18th 81. and Pa ave. oclo.lm
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LOST AND FOUND.
FOR RENT.-STORES.

i "a < u NV Apply q s1 iSsii1 ssass isissd sse @
EoR RENT-EINE sTOnE And HACx DUli D
Il 1ngA 1UO0 y o. ". one block Hom foan1ytvah1n
ave. Two aat.ylAse ola6s neew Wln6owA sea1~9A
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READ These BAaeArss

1t SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET sPAcl
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Sd st. and Ind. ave-. store
and cellar..........--.......b0
l2xl Est. NV. large r..JO
l4O2 Paav. NV t&c.45
!, y Mass.av.n.w. ..HsF. 25
22l2 l4fh nw.. xlofe...x5
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THESE LADIES AND CHTIDREN,s
e. E.. 50 ! 4. q s. :: ::

6oS tLt1 90 "a ( ss.s
Have latsly arrived and will be sold for Cash ONLY st
aproft Of fifteen per cent
4.325 CLOAKs
At HALF USUAL PRICES
~ The entire stock has not yet been priced. -
the cold ware has made us unusually busy. We quote
b few sAmple bargains:
80 WALKING JACKETS for s437. London made.
Atwood Boucle Cloth: new shape.
$ls WALKING JACKETS for $40. London made.
Astrachan bound with braid; satin lined
$40 seal Plush sACoUEs for s2h London made.
sasln lined; chamois lined pockets.
SIS Short WRAPS for s7.os London made
Boucle Cloth: trimmed with iuf and tails
50 sToCKINET JACKETS for s4sa. Latest I'm.
ported London styles
s25 CHILDRENs CLoAKs
The same styles may be foupd elsewhere hut at
prices from fifty per cent higher for all our
Competitors sell on credit
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wore Than Opium or Choral.

Something worse than opium or choral
is reported to the New York Medical so
ciety. Several city practitioners found
out that a few persons were using hyos-
cyamine to produce sort of intoxication
that resulted in profound slumber. The
drug is a hydrobromate, and has to q
limited extent been used in medicine in
leu of atrophine for relief in epilepsy
nd other diseases of the nerves. 1t is
btained from a German plant, and is
,uaDy on sale by German apothecaries
! this city.
The doses must be infnitesimal in or
d not to be dangerous, and the peril
elf-dosing lies in the liability to kill
bycarelessly swallowing or hypo-
de4ically injecting too much. The ex-
pehenters with it proved chiefly to be
meal students, drug clerks and others
acqSnted with its sOperitic qualities.
Har9rinkers employed it to force sleep,
and " nervous persons drove on in
somn with it.
In Ter to test its effects, it has been
systenically administered to thirty
six inse patients in the State Hospital
for thgnsane, by Drs. Langdon and
PetersoWho say that the effects prove
the verSeat danger of hyoscyamine eat.
ing. tt found that it would indeed
compel Sp in most cases, but that its
habituale would surely bring muscu-
lar parals and delirium of a particu-
larry viot sort.-ICor. Cincinnati En-
0uirer.
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advertisements.
NOTICE.

The undersigned begs to call the attention
of Planters and others who may want to
move a succession of light loads for moder-
ate distances, TO the system of
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Every Morning Except Sundays.
SUBSCRIPTIONS :
EXTREME Dosn<-e4or-ooM.
A Land Where Farming, In the Western
Sense. Il Unknown and IrapOssibIa.

a Land Where Farming, In the Western
Sense, Ia Unknown and Impossible.
The queer ways of extreme down-east-
dom have been SC much talked and
written about by the strangers who come
here in greater numbers each summer
that some people outside New England
have an idea that crank land would not
be a misnomer for the Penobscot and
Kennebec valleys. l am speaking Of
the non-municipal population of Maine,
OF the multitude of crossroads
towns that produce the fast-dis-
appearing crop of genuine, old-fashioned
Yankees. These obstinate, slow, sharp
witted, long-headed countrymen of away
down east find dollars and live where the
average man would find only barrenness
and despair. AniEt is astonishing how
much bigger dollar grows as you go east
of Boston. It is a serious matter to
spend few dollars in little town in
Maine. If you are stranger you will
furnish the topic for an evenings gossip
around the cheese-box rostrum at "the
store" if you are native, the source of
your prosperity viii be as carefully can
Vassed as if you were suspected of steal
ing your neighbours sheep.
But if ready money is hard to get it is
householder considers himself independ-
ent until he has thrown a financial
anchor to windward. The natural re-
sources of the state are so limited in
some directions and so unique in others,
that versatility of effort is required in
the struggle for living which would APP
pail a less determined courage. Farm
ing, in the western sense, is, of course,
unknown and impossible on the rocky
hills of Maine. The farmer along the
coast is also fisherman; up country he
is also a trapper and woodman.
1t may also be said that the staple
productions of the state are confined to
lumber, hay, sweet corn for canning,
pelts. sardines (so-called), blue ber-
ries and ice. Outside the cities, there
fore, large proportion of the population
lead dual existence, which changes
with the seasons. A source of revenue
which is becoming of great Importance
and value to the quasi farmers is the
summer boarder. The railroad and
coast towns are feeling very appreciably
the added element of prosperity thus
gained, but the scores of isolated, eight
eentE century villages are rarely invaded
by tourists.
Although the field of material interest
in an average Maine town is horizon
bound, the people are keenly alive in all
affairs political. Party allegiance is a
matter of inheritance rather than of
conviction and choice, and for man to
change his politics is more rare than for
him to change his religion. In ma
tional election, therefore, the vote of the
back towns can be forecast with almost
absolute accuracy. In local affairs there
is no sharply drawn line of demarcation.
The "teown meetin" continues to be an
institution for the unlimited development
of rough eloquence and strong language.
To a stranger one of these discussions is
intensely amusing, but to the partici-
pants they are terribly serious occasions.
-[Bangor Cor. Globe-Democrat
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The RiSdOn
Iron & Locomotive Works,
Corner of Beale and Howard Streets.

corner OF Beale ana howard StreetSs
SAN FRANCIsCO~......,. ....CALIFoRNIA
W. II. President
JOS. superintendent
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN
u all its branches; Steamboat Steamship
Compound.
STEAM VESSELS, of all kinds. built complete
with Hulls of Wood, Iron Composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when adj
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs
constructed with reference to the trade in
which they are to be employed. Speed, ton
mage and draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR SEIILS AND SUGAR-NAKING MA
CHINERYemade after the most approved
plans. Also, all Boiler Iron Work connected
Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler Sheet Iron, of any
size, made in suitable lengths for connecting
together, or Sheets Rolled, Punched and
Packed for shipment, ready to be riveted on
the ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and
Water Pipe made by this establishment,
Riveted by Hydraulic Riveting Machinery,
that quality of work being far superior to
hand work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
fc Coast of the HeIne Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps, for Irrigation or
City Works purposes, built with the cele-
brated Davy Valve Motion, superior to any
other pump.
]. y. =. WILLIAMS Honolulu
Room No 3, upstairs, Spreckels BLOCK.
agent for Hawaiian Islands
226se30-ly
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Sandwich Men.

The @saRich men, of New York
mess and TX together in one dirty
cellar. Theonopolist of this class Of
street advertg gives them their board,
81 month, 4 two drinks Of whisky
with an alloVee of tobacco every day.
Their beds arraw mattresses laid on
the floor; tn have no bedclotbes.
Their .9sy' iseeases at u p. M -
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TEIPHER AGE.

By which a nearly continuous stream of
sugar cane or other material may be moved
by means of electric motors, drawing buck
cts, baskets or other containers, along sta
tiOnary steel rod suspended on posts, the
power being supplied at q central station by
means of a steam engine or water power
working an electric dynamo.
This system does not profess to compete
with tramways where the ground is suitable
for such mode of conveyance, but the cir
cumstances under which its advantages are
apparent are:
Where the ground is very rough, uneven
or gulchy, or where the gradients are steep,
as it has no difficulty in drawing a load mp
an incline of in 10.
Where the space for tramwsy cannot
well be spared, or over swamps or other
ground impracticable for tramways.
1t can be taken along the high road with
as much facility, and with little more OBJ
struction to the traffic than by line of
telephone posts.
It has the advantage of the overhead wire
rope system without its disadvantages, as
there is not long wire rope to drag, with
it's attendant friction and loss of power,
whilst it can turn on sharp curves.
The main line can be moved to different
posi- tions at moderate expense.
A line is now working at Glynde, in Sus-
sex.
For further particulars and cost apply to
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LEVI STRAUSS & CO.,
IA and 10 Battery street, San Francisco, Cal.

ImpoI tiers of Foreign and Domestic DrygOods
Hosiery, Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods.
sole ProprietOrs and Manufacturers of the cele
barted PATENT RIVETED CLOTHING.
479 jan26 81
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W. L. GREEN,

Agent for the Telpherage Company (lim-
ited) of London.
Also agent for John Fowler & Co.'S rail-
ways and steam plows, and Mirrlees, Wat
son & Co.'s sugar machinery. 535mar25
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All meats delivered from this market are thor
ougIy chilled Immediately after killing by means
of Bell-Coleman Patent Dry Air Refrigerator
Meat so treated retains all it's juicy properties,
and is GUARANTEED TO KEEP LONGER
AFTER DELIVERY THAN FRESHLY
KILLED MEAT. 1871
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mO4iNa DAY

saAsD Rapids. MONDAY. ocris
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-18

Yfls ekk ~ $50 .ottf feftkf ~
-t.n..tI.e-srs Rexr IN trace eiC.-f
.-4 Preg-einr.
r aFHaN NEt HaItHEs flts ~ All
j me 5eFe.ey. = h0nrue s.
- - .-l..--. - a - 80 d
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20 more aeed - SAID
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IOKt NI-DE ~ HAN5E FOR \ HJR-E
/ ucN piano. 4As.af, a. Ioo. D. Ao-r,,
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-18

~Ar NILI r4N.iN .1 A. Nc
Orrrr I.asv La. ..esn ~-ifinr for
rff.-,r, Ttft f.af or.qa p fas ssria.
ssrsio. ual.irama.ie aud scientific era
of literature. - which Miss Ross CLsvE-
rAvD Is ths apostle OLfFss snh5s.t is
servants. aud fsr nn4rf tlrlvrs styascef
AZ aha lsrlays an irnoeeucs u Kitchen
.h.ra.far shat xou.d aoosar SHOCKING
io any other publication shan Iiisrqrg
LIE For axamoia. saa declares ts.s lie
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-18

IIiANTED-AN ONk WANTING 4 GOOJ,
" steady hsHI in. driving team OF a1y tier
common lsDor Call or vrtc iny, >. Button, lv3
tliuto, -. tlnl .o. l-eltD. ihe year lTei,Tfea -
tktAATtD-A BOl MANS A PLACE T. DO
W tl.Ic.s sn4 20 10 seLoJ.. address e. a. T.,
Ieis gram ierai-. o.
lfANTEB-F0-IIION A. CLERK II a STORE
" ~ 0lce. oT a. bo9kaecIrr speAEs tfeneh,
German HuAsnd>t ald ta .4ish- Aclftse D..
+. q hoE 3. H0lauE, Nic1- oiu
tlAA4ED -I -AIiyS. STE>OJkAPHER
" Aaa typetlitlr og-r.t0r Dod ucnInaD,
rlaer-tauds ho9kseejiag Ca1 fsra.sa wye
sr.ter Kefe.c-cs god Address a. t, box l2
Money, 1icn. Sla
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

AZ asserti-ezs.-1ts "a ti.l~ e1iep'0. 1uueF
= h4s4s.r leAE 42N<Bss - - ~tI-aa-
ri..s... = Iil ls tEar1a8 49, ~ ttls .lnlt..ft ~
rats ln tbe tatte otto~. Al~eys N-t af.le a.
aJ saFcs.
Itfs.fts - tiEg sltNat&stlts cs- -ts orS
81. tcsd reSts ts ep1ig lag 81 rfs e4kt
Tne & ..tltsr et Asat q Any - cl+i - l><At
lH - f-lra ~ -lale ~ ltF prt.l..tt -
so4as - ssscs- A4-s fl.f< sl = tAAe eeuefee
a. .1.f flf ilas.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-18

To-day and fDmorrON are uoFng days
with Tx IELEaaAa Il eAALp. Today
TIE editorial All conpoaltl1n ln4r-s ~il
10 removed from So AL 60 Psesi-=t. t.
~. Is Fsasl. a. Ehe corner q Campan-st.
TIE counting room ail remain SO Tie Old
oiEce today and this evening touorr1w
80 sAaA 10 ready &c oasi1ess a the usw
Office. lh8 entrance 10 Ins aty editor 3
and telegraph operators roons vii be
from CampAn st. Every bod Knows the
triAs AMI lr.bgiaaors * 4oying lay aad
10 more need be sad.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-18

Train 70 r.f lArnlft t1acf cstit ef0fei
suncsr for 1ftrf 80 gl1f fl snt ee11l
Rsvrr Euffagtf eff ff.tufIef. a. G T Lregg
t,JAfl errfs int E.Nf p Fft r. " p
szeL fAy. e1efjs elsosl 4uiflga ll lpscll 81
Irffr 80. - ft }
N .rnfEf fii asfsft frr dsr
I r.. gAEFtE .Hn. |rr fr
Il T. VlrTrFTs hoFrh y reter- tr1 p .si.f.-r1.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-18

Itsa crime 70 % a s,ockholler in q
bank ia this State 4 yOu axe going into
politics. Faro banks, Of course, lot
ineludaf
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-18

ih- t rar.tis tfaCs ~. LCcs aut
i.s arnr fuoaAs " ftrHER are
u..tte t-'afr'y love tour through the
Sta'e. $50 s koow what CYsrs l. after.
b1 THoaAs sapirAtions az 50 early
d.;s srs a mystery.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-18

Whsre Ices Mr.. EOwIS Z COSELy, oi
pssro.'. gets ois authority for sey ing that
-sll 4 '.ar IL politics. Ia Mr.. CosElT
q haze Is understand that simply
5-c~uss man enters politics "a IA priv
legged 10 become liar aud oheatg
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-18

Ex-senator BRUcE is writing book
on as experiences ~ tbs Senate. IL vii
De highly colored
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-18

NJ. CoKSEILCs fANDEEBur will not
rnn Ter Mayor u New f0rx. The heaFts
o. the strikers" must oe broken.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-18

We not'cs with regret that several con
famporsFiss are indgiginR ia witiicirn4
:. ths expense of Ms MtEiiE aEmCS
LA1p. srd iscstio1s.y compsrmK her ~
WITH the lAx-ooue 81 d his.oricsl ass,
and woudsuaz how hiz her feet are. The
e,nscr vho "a not clever enough - reply
fairly to Ecman, however ont of o
xeusr's FL mru' she uey be, is d poor
soecimsu ~ cha pae-y orgsn grin isr. au'
fais 5as special reference % ;he Lsnsink
State Rtpstta-ua.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-18

The announcement is made that
large amount "a railroad ~lil De built N
sa's state usxi 5p-nz and Summer. I'D
g a gentleman 9ro expect % - 20 Ian
sing this Winter remark thas they passed
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-18

finished u show plain wood North
carolina pins is employed for wain-oot-
ms kitchen pantry lobby and bath
roorn relieved by h.acA walnut mou'dirss.
The parlor. d.nias room aud hali aic con
nec-rl - saliaz and fe.h1- loor AMI esch
ceiling j, neatly gaueleei 80 ornired
Tie kt.tll ha- q rear nfrcnre. which -
f-t,l np th ha- rerA. a.. lobby strt las a.
protection a-al,,s- the weather an This eieva-
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AL n Be- ~ -
a. tr1.as rl1 oE g.. 4a.- Ale- = NS-.
szsaaAie .lLs1
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FDR. RENT Rr,,as.

EORRENI -FLEA-ANILoJAf. 81 kNlSHLp.
Il with or Without lpati a Illtafe Ll.l
>lu-ic rt.nlrulsn yrrltTIcI. cAsatt -Ocelli3. d.
Good home. apply 30 tast Bridge sl
no kEAI KOON3oN IhIAD AID 70 AZ u
/ lDoT, 40 yCAual - a.! il1l4e = sect -yt-
a ppiy t0 /. VI Weston. Pie ee b 'cS. os
I,OR KENT-TAKEE g-EAsANT kOo 81,
j mrnishe OI llli.E lsh-l. OILY few s-e}s
nom post Office. $50 y. IIgislOD-s.. %
TOR RkNI-LLEGAN1 FURNISHED ROOMS.
! rslnk.e gclIiemEn, stea1. heated, irou-ng
MOuuse sfs Gail from 10 y. - a.
nom So Porter tlock- cFeI ~"etland BIO , - =
ITANrEu-sERNlCE AHD 40 kENl- 4
" uta and Thoroughly u In DC c0up-@ pss4na44
Family. vi lJ.t children r. tS) OF more rouuis.
Can psy itrl "a psi uy So ICES -" for Tcut d
deeiraA-e lcf1e Apply - c1ra r G ( .--il-lt E ,
eIl S,~tWiez ~. --u
IeDk kENI-PA4I Or HOUSE w. 10
4 saell4a-ss. fgqi.-e o. iEe plesaiss -ti
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a Prompt. Positive, and Permanent
Cure for Nervous Debility, Org
Weakness. Premature o cay.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-26
Tho Habit of Being Sick

In a pamphlet recently published we find
the following statements, which no fair
minded person VIII question: MANY chronic
invalids are simply the victims of chronic
mode OF thought; they have formed the
habit of being sick, and they could if they
would, or rather if they knew how. form the
habit of being well SO many believe that
they cannot help being weak, nervous, ailing,
and miserable, that they live year afte.. year
bound with the letters which they have
forged for themselves. Many n woman frets
herself sick, and many "A man has lost his life
from an overtaxed mind, which has brought
corresponding disease TO the body.
How often does it happen that physician
who has practised n speciality for a number OF
years becomes at last n victim to the very
disease which he has labored so long to over
come in others. II has been a picture before
his mental vision which at last finds outward
expression upon his body."-HalTS Journal Of
Health.