The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-24


The ls,iiroad-Furniture-
r,ins n,aiids-Totins Babies on tie
B,ess ~ little iircth~r~ and Sisters.
The fact Is that tn, Indian pats hin,saH
IN eo1Ietit!ol with thu turro, that pa
tiant lr,is beast Of tota.e The tacA If the
Indian seenis to bs abon, as struus that u
the 6nrro. AMI 'iH Indian ks i6s GdSan-
tase, that aft Transporting his stuff 10
market he can make bus own bargain for it,
sale. know no more Interesting s...ht than
- 60 out in thu early morning OF 10 enc Of
the great hishroads leaiin, INTO TIE city,
and II watch the navef-ending procession Of
Indians carrying burdens The ras figures
sold In few Boston shops give exactly their
dgpresstln II IL ire Artse faA ltltat tiuA
broh,ei coantenance, vita ltis.eriess eses,
which se,m to have accepte the lowest con.
dition Of life as oil that Is attainable by h,i.
man endeavor
And what loads these strong milan backs
can carry, watched gang the other day
loading grain Ona car. sJte grain was in
bags, AMI each bag weighed 90 pounds 4
httle bronze chap, about as big a. the bag,
and, weighing not pound over 100 would
take baS on his lack and run up plat.
form which was ON level with the car. and
then 10 would trot back at once Tor another
load AMI yet some writers assert that tho
lower Mesi'an class are lazy. I say that
they are capable Of a, unremitting, patient
toll as any other people on top Of tho planet.
and that the true wealth OF Mexico consists
Of her docile and Industrious laboring popu.
lation Half the time they are ida ari
have nothing TO do That they well work
hard and continuously for fair wrge the
history OF tie buliing Of tho Central rail
way shows Ex-,ieneraI Manager Robin.
son, now o. the Atlantic & Pacific. said that
he prefcrIe | them to any Americsn gang Of
laborers for hari work.
GcRN TIRE NovElls--CARRyIxa gNvAllpA
l hav' seen an Indian carry from car
to weighing scale bag after bag Of grain
weighing M pounds, and four ,srgs.iesss
will carr grand piano on their shoulders
from nps enl Of tho city to tho other.
Furniture il usually moved On filters, with
q man at each .ei,A TAsss chars will pile
up stud en- litter and bind it with ropes,
"'s~ Wv "s~st - ~ - fUi"Nu wVsvvW
big enough for horse These furniture
movers arc remarkably careful, and rarely
iniure anythins They work ch.erly and
VOL
Frcqu atty You will ses man lrrthed on
another's ,houlders being taken about the
streets have often seen well dressed old
gentlemen ding trot,ed altnG IN this fash.
ion. They were victims OF rheumatism out
for an airing. or ma visit TO soh,e frienl
Tho poorer clasSe, carry their babies on
their bacl,s. aud ono o, the quaintcst sights
i to soc t little brown face with black eycs
peerihg out Of the hu,i-iiko folds ~
mothers upper garment o't"n see babics
being totcl nj out IN thu, way Oh tho backs
Of little troQ,ers ~ 81 yrs, for. ti.s !. y Lles1
OF MeNt.< l.siOl iALcassSs 10 ydil II, elAl4lruA
Is mot plaiscworthy character ste Evon
in the narrow streets ehere tn yry poor
live in hu,-lke L9NsE yes- ., 10 tro ibio
arncng tho ehikeSH, NY Pany sQui, ;iy, aud
tLdir motheys ~, - ssnGatsdia irc r.ent
brawls rs61lng chillish dhlscslt,o> In.
de,d. tlSsoL . <Asreansusn. o. NC.
ton, II deGShcy and ol Ls.
havior aaneuy tbs F,efvys Indians which
would paf TO shane \, eeerspssx poo
plS u ttgeAaps gr11s = HANNAH American
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