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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-28

the case. Unuer lhis ruiinS photo
graphs can now be sent through the
mails by the payment of one cent
for two ounces instead of one cent
An ounce. This reduction will be
hailed with delight by impecunious
1Ovara
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-28

The postmaster general has d.
rooted that photographs come un-
der the designation of printed mat
ter, and are therefore to be rated as
third-class matter instead of being
in the fourth-class and rated as
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-28
For Sale.

twelve horse power engine and boiler with
governor. pat.iniector steam and water gauge.
blOG-of and gauge-cocks. safety-yalve. con-
necsions and smoke-stack, complete Can be
seen running saw mill. viii be sold very
ow TO make rc IN for heavier power Address
N A VUEGAsoa,
Lake Como, Fla
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-28
Poison

had produced great holes in my back and
chest and had removed all the hair on OF my
head, yet began to improve in week.
time and the sores began 10 heal. and were
entirely gone inside OF eight weeks
WILL JONES, Porter. Union Pass. Depos-
Cisco. Texas. Julyl 3, 1855
Sold by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin disease free.
THD SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
DRIVERS AtlAAo. c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
TELEGRArnIc BREvIrIEs.

Forty.two new cases OF cholera are re-
ported from the Argentine Republic with
thirty deaths.
Gov. Leo OF Virginia has decided not
10 interfere ia the case OF Cluverlus, and
he will be hung Friday.
Michael MCGOWAN was killed at Calves
toe Yesterday by a bale of cotton falling
on HIM and breaking his neck
Tho annual meeting OF the Federation
n Organized Trades aud Labor unions OF
the Uolted States Is In session ut Column
bus, Olio,
The government suit IN the Bell tcle'
phone case IN chic Is dismissed, without
prejudice ~ the government, which VIII
| 1rlng suit at once In Massachusetts.
Great suffering ana many narrow es-
capes are reported on the Msssacnnsetts
coast. A vessel goes under near the Bos'
ton lighthouse. The schooner John II.
Long IA total wreck,
N. Floquet has offered TO form caoi.
net Tor France. lie Will be secretary Of
the interior; LaIIoulaye,ui foreign affairs
u luyier. Of fi0ancei Goblet, Of instrue'
ZION; Gen BOulanPer, OF wnr, and NJ
Lockroy, Of commerce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
AUSTIN.
what Comptroller Eject mccall says-No
Land Board Meeting,

what COMPTROLLER Elect mCOhli Shyb-No
Land Board Meeting.
Special 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Dec. Hon. John ID.
Mccall, comptroller-elect, was inter
viewed to-day on the subject OF appoint
ments and dismissals. lie admitted he
had asked the resignation Of several
clerks 70 date from the beginning Of MS
term, bat SAID II was because tue WoTk
for which they were employed mad OK
pred. MIR. Mccall further said ~ con-
alder that the policy Of the Democratic
marty demand, the administration Of the
service upon an economical basis ana /
DON'T deem that have the iight 20 main
tain force OF men beyond what Is neees.
eary 70 prompt and efficient discharge OF
the department work. Being asked about
| uniting new men ia the Office be said The
CLERKS now IN service are trained In thelr
duties ana competent, and these
facts when come 70 max
10 my appointments shall
! consider. ! nave a large NUMBER o. ep'
plicatlons from different portions Oh ths
state, some Of them supported oy ine
strongest kind Of Influential coipmenoa'
4 lions, and ia more than one Instance
having The merit Of sectional claims as ~
additional recommendation. OF course Il
/ would give ne pleasure 20 act fyaorAhij
upon every merltOrious application, oul
30 long as the clerks row here are com
petent and faithful, / do not feel that
lc.n consclentiously discharge then
merely TO find place for pAril
favorites, aud Will not DO ) u
n atany time any Of the force which y
with me when 20 into nee leave IN
service Of the state, shall M tAer pp
q IONS rom among the good Democrat
NJ Texas, ana shall have due regard \
the calling Of them from those section
that nave 10 representations IA TIE Dc
partment. Tue comptroller expresse
, himself 10 favor Of employins ielnsl
clerks whenever no had work suitable
| them.
The land board aid not meet TO-DAY
there being no quorum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08

Loas Of March q. Isa, toontInued at 81 -,
Fun Cd loan Of ISL. (contInaed at 81 per
cent -.sss.ss.t. tt4sss stf..stt...s ...s = lou
LOAN OF July IL. tss2. g rRR Cant
BDuds which matured prior TO Novem-
Der 1, 1855, Ssil ,450; bonds which ma
tured within the year, 500 S2G, $50; bonds
maturing after October 81, 1856, paid
with interest TO date Of redemption, S2,-
10000; bonds redeemed uuder circulars
Of August so aud September Is, 1856, 81.
664, $50. Total per cent. bonds re.
deemed, SOS $40, 4s0; total redcmpuons
ami CANCELLATIONS, S9s,75S, 200.
In pursuance OF the provision In the act
Of ucust 4, 1856, authorizing the Issue
Of silver certificates of small dtnomlna-
tions, plates have been prepared for the
s ana 81 certificates, which are now
being priut ted at the rate OF 20 900 sheets,
or ll2 600 notes a day. The plates for the
So certiacates are in hand and VIII soon
be finished. Ten. dollar certificates OF a
new design have also been prepared and
| issued. These certificates are print.
ed upon the new distinctive
paper, which Is heavier, stronger, and
I more highly tlnished than that heretofore
used. The distinctive feature consists OF
a blue silk thread embedded Ia the paper
and running lengthwlse of the note. The
silk hDer scattered through the paper has
Teen abandoned, as 1t impaired the quall-
| ty OF bothsthe paper and the printing, lu
design and execution these certificates
show improvement upon work formerly
produced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
'NHW IVA TOH SLVO0NTAO

congress 10 which he Ia then elected or
appointed, the person elected or appoint
ed to an Il shall be paid from the time
that he Is elected 90 M said vacancy, pro.
vided that he shall not receive pay while
holding any federal office This eorrects
The law wnloh authorizes two salaries,
one 60 the congressman and the other TO
an oiilcer. II IL understood that Mr.
Cox, who Is under law entitled 60 two
salaries, Intends 90 comply with the pro.
visions OF this act even though II Is not
enacted into q law,
ny MIR Grain Of Texas, to change the
time for beginning the terms OF con-
gress.
ny, Mr.. Matsou OF Indana, 10 prevent
the contraction OF currency. II auth.
orizes the secretary of the treasury to
issue United States notes OF the same dc.
nomination us any national hank that
may have been heretofore or may here
after retire from circulation by reason OF
the payment Of any bonds held 10y
national banks 20 secure their circula'
tiun,
MIR, Reagan OF Texas offered resolu-
tlon fixing December l6 for consideration
OF business reported from the committee
on commerce Referred,
The committees were then called, but
| no reports were submitted
MIR Bragg then called up the bill ap'
proprlatng $50, 600 for the establishme
at Fort Riley, k,s,, Of n permanent
school OF instruction for cavalry and light
artillery Passed. ayes, 1873; noes, SO
The morning hour having expired, Mt
Caldwell OF Tennessee called up the cleo
toral count bill, which was special con
tlnulng order, and explained that It's oh
iect was TO prescribe the mode In which
the count Of the electoral vote was To b,
made aud 60 supply the omission whicl
oxistcd In the constitution. The passag
of the bill would settle all question:
which arise rom time 20 time as TO tn
electoral count, II would decide that tn
power TO count the vote did not rcsid
Ia the president OF the senate
that II resided In the two house
OF congress, not merely the ministerial
powers, but the power TO count aud con
seqently TO decide the legality Of tn
votes 20 be counted, that the action O
the two houses should be separate
upon all questions nrleing during III
count, but joint ~ TO the result, thu
preserving the dignity aud rights Of bot
bodies by conocding to each equal an
concurrent power without the merging q
the lesser body into ono numerical
greater
on tho conclusion OF Mr.. Caldwelrs re
marks the houae adjourned,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
CRIMINAL cARELrssNEss.
Tho Terrible Neglect 81 Heads 80
Families, mud les Disastrous
Consequences.

"He that providc,h not for his own fam
lis. and esrccially thy ~ his own house.
hold. hath drnied the faith, and IS worse
thnn an inhdtl.H
This sentence is from the bible hut the
sad fact rcmaius that there are few families
in America to-day that are well provided
for This does not arise WHOLLY from will
fulness but far too often from carcle>sness
or neglect The head OF tho koasohcld may
provide mater N things in abundance, may
try 10 anticipate the slightest wan' OF every
member OF the hodsehold, and yet come
very far short OF his duty. The slightest
physical trouble in any homo should always
be hailed with alarm instead 81 being looked
upon with indifference, as is the ease IN too
many insjnrcce, ovrn more than this. II
should ho tla duty Of the head OF the family
TO provide against the slightest trouble by
fo,tifying ihe constitution of the wife aud
ch hlrcp. 70 that physical pain aud weakness
will have poor reception whom they colno.
But the reader may ask, Z" How can one
With numerous cares aud duties properly DO
lhiSg" BY using those things which have
been proven to be the best Tor sustaining
life and ropewmgeuorEy Rytakmg adYau.
tage Of any new aud valuable discovery
which can tend to this end Fhore has pro.
badly brcn no production Wmch mas reward
ed the cnro mud study OF the chemist which
is 80 valuable rs the wonderful Nolina Cor
! dial 1t Is the result OF the hcst thought
the most careful comromdlng of recent
years, aud the wonderful porNarity IL is
! achieving. shows the remarkable qualities Il
/ possesses For arousing tho ,nurgy aud
| yigor OF the head OF the Sanity " on he is
careworn and weak Cor sustaining the
/ strength OF the mother g. her manifold du-
ties. and for developing The powers OF the
child when it is p,my and ailng thoro Us ab-
solutely nothing known e. modern science
or physics, that can equei Nolina Cordial
II is not surprising TINT tho knowledge
OF these facts has had such an elect as II
has, IN America, daring the 2s.t few months
Few houses in tho leading Oties can b,
found that do not contain this Romody as 9
household article, ard il is rapidly finding
It's way iuto the moro interior towns, an,
even into the country. These facts are sig
nifcnnt, and show that there is u tendcnc,
on the part of the people of this land, to No
copt that which has unquestiuncd MORT ant
power, and use Il whero It's influence can h'
Of tho greBtesi good, nnmoly IN the home,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
AN INSULTING NOTE.

A Palestine Peanut Vendor Addresses the
daughter OF Prominent citizen
special 10 ,he Gazette.
PALRsr1NE, TEX Dec. IA dago pea
nut yender yesterday afternoon sent a
note TO the young daughter of one OF our
most prominent citizens asking her 70
meet him at his stand on avenue 4. Ihe
Young lady gave the insulting note 70 her
father at supper-iimei aud ne aua some me
friends waited on the dego, presented lhs
note and asked If be wrote 10. lie re-
piled III the Affirmative, and at the same
time drawing s,illeiO made lunge ~
the lady's father, but was ielled 70 the
ground with a GLOW from siX'shootel
before he could do any harm. lie wa
very badly used up by the committees VIZ y,
waited on him, aud given short notice q
leave Town, which be obeyed, ssse theIs
would have been dead dAgo IN LOWE
! this morning
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
pLANKErs AND BKD COMFORTS.

We offer 1000 pair Of white bed blank
cts.
80 pairs at 81 30. Excellent blanket
considering the very low price.
as pair at 80 90, which are heavier and
better than the Sl.50 goods.
80 pair at So 90; this ls an excellent
heavy blanket, and has as much warmth
In It as our So blankets.
so pair at $780, these are hne and SOFT
wool.
so pair at $500; these are still finer
and softer.
And above this, we have the fine Call
fornia blankets at 500, $500 and 81 90
There is great deal of pleasure In
dropping TO sleep under good warm
blankets In the assurance that you Will
not wake cold about 4 a. IN. ana be run
ming after doctors and drug stores for the
next week TO come.
we have bed comforts at Zoe, Sl'OO,
81 so, $500, 50 90 and 50 80.
we have colored blankets at Sl.bOl
5000, So 30, So 90, $3.50, $500 and
50 90 per pair.
We nave not sold as many blankets and
bed comforts as we expected, on account
of the weather, and have concluded &c
force the sale Of them al very low prices
II passes for true without saying ina
every dollar nv. sted In blankets ana bee
comforts is equal 10 the saving OF $40 II
sickness. Heat IS life cold IS sickness
and may be death. THOMAS FAIRLY
Advertising Editor Chase Trading 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
CHILO'S SKIN
ears and Scalp Covered with Ecze-
matoUs Soabs end Sores
Cured by Cutieurs.

MY little son, aged eight yenra, has heen
wi afflicted with Ee1cmn pt tho acalp, ana ul
lmes great portion ., w Douy, 9yst s,nu1 n
extended ~ hls scale, which became eJfeIeu
win scaba ana sores, and IRON Whieh
sticky nnid poured onti asms ,i, n
Ills haiT ma ted nnd lifeess, Underneath ihese
cabs no skln was ~. llke lloec ol Wel
stems Gradually the hair came Vns hh1 -
dosirnyt d, untii but small patch vas isit ~
IA la 4 of the head biy friends ~ fehpoly
kpOw how my itilc boy as subefea Athikht
he would scfntch hib b. al uhth ms piloH VIZ
covered with bloc used 70 40 hin hanue
pe hind hi ~ and IN many NayA tried 20 pfove.i
Il q tefa ching; bet II Was no ltav, ~ Wuuln
rcfnteh T Ot hin 10 tue q tpithl ehu 70 ta'
nest pht sioinBs IN Peabody ElthOgt sue
eees hbont this Hue, rono frieAde, who
ma beon cured by the CI'lourh ltrmedle.i "
! yntsd upon me 20 Wy them { began ~ use
| mon on mo 10Th 81 3anuhry inst seven
months every particle Of ths disease was 20.
/ ,nnveg. Rof ep0i or scab remAiuh on MS
/ sraip ~ tell he story OF his bnHili uit
hair mas 70 arnad, an y theh am s'rVpki ia
/ toe void Icannot Jay enough 70 tApthtr Wy
gratitude iDf thls gunderlnl cure w W. lnil
/ curt remedies, nud Wien ~ slullailg ainitt,a
| 10 Know thR, my statement !. irne 40 without
1 eSa. gefatiol. tiiNi1i'd.1 HiSn O..
+ hgys seen Nr. McRA3'b boy when badig
/ nGe1ted with tar Fczena 10 was pin y
| sisht 10 look A. know that 20 has hicl oaI
/ hest physicians, and did al father could 90
/ fora slaefins child, bns aynied n0tnlnE
J erov that tho statements be hhs MADE lot ~
/ reeedds the cEring u Ms boy ~ az nnNseiA
ReIa adlos are y 40 10 every Particlitn.f
NIliIAML Ms gl,,slI w.
sold ereSywhcre Price coiia - ~ , h,e
] Caiiturh soap. - crntai Cpucutt ttsotft ~,
! a.Oo. Prepared Ny Poker, Dug ana yAep'leA
Co., Boston
send for SHAW 70 cure tiiip Diseases
n.napI.rs Ella fhcsds, -ti Blomlsnes, ans
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
LAn1Es' nnKss aoops.

We are selling striped Jersey cloth at
Zoe; other stores, 81 20,
Selling iifty-tour inch all wool dress
plaids zoe; other stores, slips,
Selling thirty six inch Trustlne, very
Gne, at 50o; other stor $, zoe.
Selling tlfty-four inch, all wool dress
flannel, soc; other stores, 81
Selling black grograin silk at 81, worth
81 90
Selling black grogrsin silk at Sl.25
worth 50 90.
Selling colored grograin silk at 75ci
worth $l.25.
Ladies' camel hair under garments al
81, worth 81 80.
Ladies' scarlet lambs wool under gar
ments at 75c, 81, Sl.25, worth Sl.25, 81 Of
and 81.
Ladies' white merlno under vests a
75c, 81, worth Sl.25 and 81 80.
ladies' ribbed silk underwear In color'
at Sc, sold in New York and San Fran
cisco at $40. THOMAS FAIRLY
Advertising Editor Chase Trading Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
oomrnrra,al I...nms.

special TO tho Gascttc.
NEW YoRK, Dee, i.--- Railway bonds
to-day sold as follows, Fort Worth q
Denver at Dos; Texas 6 Pacific incomes
Mt 5oi Rios NJ CA Gulf, Colorado 6 Santa
Fc lists at lelA; a'ds at i0ag, Missouri,
Kansas G's at lo0ii Kansas & Texas u's at
l00A
Governments higher.
Sterling dull,
Money G(qQ per cent.
on closed at 72i.
The advance IN coifee yesterday was
followed nv a reaction to-day.
Wheat quiet
Cotton advanced points,
1t Is stated that tho Kansas & Texas
company will soon apply 20 the Stock
exchange for the listing of si,7O0,00O
generals recoUly placed In Europe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08

tsee statement which follows, spowi con
We sions of reluuding cerlihcates, Tor an eN,
pla alton Of the Increase during the year IN
the interest bearing debt.
The reduction in the annual interest
charge by reason of the changes during
the year ended October 81, 1886, Is as fol-
lows: On bonds redeemed, or which
have ceased to bear interest, SO 220,254i
deduct the interest on $3.50 per cent
bonds issued, S270. Net reduction, So,
2l9 9S4.
Since November /, 1885, retunding GER
,iAc ates issued in 1879, under the act oil
February 20, 1879, have been presented
for conversion into per cent. bonds as
follows: Principal. $4,000 90 accrued
interest due thereon. Ss,2I6ooi totsl'
S37, 57G 90,
For which settlement was made as iol-
lows. -Four per cent. bonds issued on
account Of principal, s29 1905 Tour per
cent bonds issued on account OF accrued
interest, SO $50; interest paid In cash.
81 .526 so. Total, S87, $40 90. Inc GER
/ tifcat-s still outstanding amount /"
| sl94, 500.
Dnrina the twelve months ending
/ Octoher 81, 1886, United States per
| cent bonds were called for redemption
~ ,hs amount of Sl27,2s3, 100, OF which
sl02. 269 $50 matured during that PERIOD
ana ceased TO bear interest. In addition
called bonds maturing after October III
IssG. were redeemed before that date
nm interest TO dates Of redemption, "a
the amount Of 90, io7 5ooj and q g., ssl !,
$50 bonds, which had not oeen Called ,'S WEI =,
redeemed under circulars Issued ol
me department on August 80 ana S,p
tember is, 1886, giving To holders o. Wy
per cent bonds the privilege ,I0. o. tor s Ts.
rendering the same at any .,ine - i9r 10y, sy'
demption with interest 70 date OF pay
mept. The total reduction IN the inter ,
est bearing debt during me oI t"elg "
mauths IS, therefore, sio1s ,t.-s soo o,Ile %
the s per cent. bonds whlen ,,,5nDed I'm
bSa not matured on October 81, lsso
sl5 oos. 400 matured Noyem,e r j. an
sio.OO5.85O ecember l, 1885, -. i,
me redemptions and cancellsllohss y
United states bonds and seyeh-tn,ii !,
! notes during the twelve months ehue
Z q nober 81, 1856, were as follows
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
ovERsrocKED wIru GOODS.
rorclpr snl,r m,,h Low prloe..

NoFOluk Shith WIN Low
We bought too many goods this fall.
We have concluded to force sales, by ex-
treme low prices.
WEATHER personalities.
Did you read what we wrote about the
weather last weekp II came Just as we
said IL would. The weather will grow
warmer now, from this writing, Saturday
evening. The next low barometer or
rain period is about December IA. But
there are minor disturbing influences,
which may bring It on several days earlier
Warm weather Will come day or two
before, and very cold weather will follow
1t. Bear this in mind, The warmer the
days are the nearer we are 10 rain
period, which is folio we'd at once by colo
snap. THOMAS FAIRLY,
Advertising Editor Chase Trading Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
LADIES AND onILDREN's SHOES.

We have the largest stock OF ladies'
and children's shoes in Fort Worth, aud
sell at exceedingly low prices. In ladi s.
shoes we have the celebrated makes OF
Johnson & Co., Rochester, N Y; Frank
& Pray, Baltimore, Md, and Enos & Co,
New York City; aud in children's shoes
Harris & Co., Philadelphia. We sell our
fine shoes for good less than shoe sore
prices, because we sell more In great
less space, and what they add for show
we deduct from their prices.
Ladies', please come and see us, and
bring the children. Au revor.
THOMAS FAIRLY,
Advertising editor Chase Trading o.
p. S.-We have all kind OF lasts ana all
widths Of toe and sole. Il. f.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08

The monetary transactions of the gov
eminent have been transacted through
the offices OF the treasurer of the United
States, nine assistant treasurers aud l18
national bank repositories.
The gross receipts Of the government,
amounting during the fiscal year, as
shown by warrants. to the sum of $780,
754 577 0G, (Sll6 3l4, $50 of which were
on acc unit OF loans, United States notes,
certificates and conversion Of reiundlng
certihcates) were deposited as follows,
viz In the treasury and sub-treasuries,
$3.50, 1865 925 l3; in national bank depos-
tories Sl22,O9S GbI 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
Ampu,ar,oa Necessary.

special 10 tho Gazette.
llousroN, TEX, Dee. sA young man
named j. Eidmab, who claims TO reside
near Rockdale, fell from a moving train
at II mpetead to-day and had his foot
run over and badly crushed, ITO was
brought 20 Houston and placed In The
company's hospital. Tho foot VIII be-
amputated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08

A newly discovered Mexican hover Is
quite wonder, II reports DO true, It'll
said 10 be white In the morning, rod 1T
noon, aud blue at nights and II further
credited with emitting perfume only Ut
the middle OF tho day II grows on q
tree OF the Isthmue Of TchuAntepec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08

IL Is reported that OF Dresden the cx-
pertinent has bean tried OF placing a
nickel llghtning.rod on a building. Tho
advantages claimed for this metal are
that, being non'corrodlble, II viii last
longer than iron, and will aleo keep
bright at the points, which latter Ia very
essential 70 the efficacy OF rode az con-
ductors OF electricity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
$500. ralrellns l,Ia..sr..

las. McKeou, draggist, Of Hudson,
Mass saws Of the shove; 81 am more
tbao pleased With your beeutifuI goods
,hev elye entire satisfaction" OF Al
arst class druggists and Dashwood 4
Oeech, agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08

Come TO the Chase Trading Co.'s and
look around We will give you bar
gain in some good useful articles.