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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18
PUBLIC OPINION.

If Mr.. Dustin is still the United
States District Attorney for Ala.
bama, rs Senator Edmunds main
tains that he il, how does it happen
that he is 1ebarred by law from re.
ceiving any Of the salary Of the Of
flee after his suspension, or of dis
charging any Of the functions of
the office upon tho rejection of the
person designated to act in his place:
II the congress of 1869 took the
view Of the matter now put forth by
the senator from Vermont, it failed
to embody its theory in law.-Bos-
ton Herald, Ind.
Senator EdmundS' sperh presents
the strongest argument which can
be made probably for his position.
But even he is forced to admit that
President Jackson refused to give
the grounds of removal, when
they were demanded by the senate.
As he himself points ont, the dis
tinction between suspensions and
removals had not then been created.
But If the president could refuse
information upon . removal, still
more might he upon suspension,
which he is expressly authorized by
law to make sir his discrction."-
Springfield Republican, Ind.
Millions of dollars are made in this
artificial way every year, but just
a. many millions are lost; and the
farmer who specalates in futures"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18

Our Board Of County Commits,
sions must be commended for their
prompt examination of the new Jail
building and their decisive action in
the premises. In this they have
shown themselves watchtul guard,
ans Of the public interests entrusted
to their care and whatever may be
the outcome the public money will
he safe.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18
Notice.
cry CLERKS ORR,

WV IEhh h'ttNt,
Ialatkn, Fla, Feb. 3. 1856. I
At II regular meeting of the city Council ct
Palatka, Fla, held on the md day IT fchru-
airy, A. u. lSSd. the follow ing motion was or
lcrrd. to- wit:
II was on motion ordered that there hc a
special tax of one half Of one per cent IN nd
dit ion to the regular tax levied on all taxable
property for the current year for the purpose
Of supplying the city with water. and also toi
iir, purposes. unl that this order bc published
Tor thirty days rs rcpuic,lby law.
Attest: COOK CARLETON,
Clerk OF City Council
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18
Blood

Is the life. AMI he IS wise who remembers IL.
l,It In March Of last year (lsSi ! contracted
hlood poison. and hcing IN savannah, Ga, at
the time. went IN the hospital there for treat
mcnt. ! suffered very much from rheuta-
tiSrn ut the time did not get well under
the treatment there. nor was cured by amy of
the usual means. ! have now taken seven
bottles of Switt'S Specific and am sound and
well, u drove the poison out through boils
on the skin. DAN iEAHY.
Jersey city, y. j.. Aug :, ISIS,
Two years ago ! contracted blood poison.
After taking prescriptions from the best ply
sicians here and ut Dallas. concluded to visit
Hot Springs, ani ON reaching TcNarkann
n lortur, recommended me to try Swiits
specific assuring me that 10 would benefit me
mere than Hot Springs Although the
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18
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Administrators Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed
anu qualified ~ administrator of the estate
OF Albert Hodge. late Of Putnam county, de-.
ceased, all persons in debt to said estate nrc
not filed To- make pay ment to the undersigned
aud all persons having claims aga inst said rs
ate are required To present the same for pay
mcnt within the time prescribed 10y law.
fulatka, Fla. Dec ~, ISIS.
\. l. CANONA.
Administrator of estate Of Albert Bulgc.
deceased.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18
Administrators Notice.

Letters %. alminist ration upon the estate %
John &. GroOuls, deceased. ha> ing been grant
I'd To the undersigned by the county judge "
Putnam county, Florida, all persons holding
claims vs. the said dcccdcnt arr hereby noti-
fled to present the same to- me, within the
time prescribed Ivy law or the same will H.
barred. Al persons indebted to said deceased
are required to make payment to
JAMES II. GRouMs, Administrator.
rnintka, Fla, Oct. ;rd, issi.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18
PALATKA, FLA, MARCH IL, 1856.

REGISTERED At rHR PALATkA Posi- OFVIC
AS SECoND-CLAsS NAIL MATTER.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18
For Sale Cheap.

CHOICE ORANGE TREES ,
$4,000 ouc to three year old buds IN sweet
and suur stock Mandarin, Tanearns and
choice oranges.
n. rrrERMANH. PalstAa. IN.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18
Notice Of ASSIGNMENT,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT C.. G.
~ Harbour has this day made au assignment
tn me with certain preferences. All parties
indebted to said &C. Harbour. will please set
tie with me, and all parties holdnl claims
against him will please present the same to
mo. ~. y. tRooMS.
pnlaikn Eln. Fob. s. lSNi.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18
Dissolution Notice,

,I>HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
/ existing between e. A. Finningcr and l..
NJ Lc Van, Jr.. Merchant Tatlors. Il hereby
dissolved by mutual consent The business
will hc continued by {. A. Finningcr and l. n.
L. Van, Sr. |. n. lie Van will still remain
with the above firm. All debts made 10y the
firm of Finninger a lc Van will lr settled 10y
the new hrm G. A. FINNINUER,
IN. LIE VAN, SR.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18
CONTAGIOUS

Diseases are prevalent all over the world.
am native of England, AMI while In that
country | contracted terrible blood poison,
and tor two years was under treatment rs an
outdoor patient az Nottingham Hospital,
England, hut was not cured. | suffered the
most agoniziug pains IN my bOnr2, and was
covered with sores NIL over my body and
limbs. had vertigo and deafness, with par
tial loss of sight, severe pains in my head and
eyes, etc, which nearly ran me crazy. lost
all hope IN that country, and sailed for Amer
lea. and was treated at Roosevelt in this city
as well ~ by prominent physician in New
York hay Ing no connection with the hospitals.
! saw the advertisement OF Swltt's Specific,
and determined to rive il a trial ~ Il last ~.
sort. had gwen up all hope - hCing cured,
as had gone through the hands ot the best
medical men in Nottingham and New York. u
took six bottles of ;, ;. >. and can say with
great joy that they have cured me entirely
! am us sound and well ~ eyer was IN my
life. J.. FRED VALlORD.
N, Y. city, June T.. lSsj.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19

death and subsequent burial of the fathe,
and mother are firmly imbedded In their
remembrance, and at times, when visited.
VIII take the adyenturers to the house
where In former years they resided. II is
Dut short distance from their nresent
abode ard entirely concealed behind a
thick growth of large and small trees II
Is the simplest structure imaginable. rjs-
ing TO the height of man, and abont TX
XII feet in dimensions, It ia an old.
fashioned bake-oyen shaped structure and
over-grown with MOSES and .hickets In
profasion 1t is plastered with CLAW ON
the inside, which since has hardened like
rock. There is no window, no openino
Oh any kind save the aperture known as
the door unchrlstened and untutored as
THESE beings are, they do reverence to the
memory OF the dead No one is allowed
10 go inside of the house. 1t was from
tnis ouiiulng that their parents were car.
Iieu 10 tnelr nnal resting place. Since
tneh neither one of the children has en-
leIeu Tue nome to abide. They fear the
spirit of the departed.
INTO an ola barrel they pressed the Juice
" Wnu iIuit 10 make sour drink similar
to vinegar. Upon the head of the cask ia
alnAeo' an upright stick, with apples fas.
tened in the shape OF q cross. This thev
claim will keep out the uwjtcbes i
DRIED bones OF certain portions of wild
beasts, with good-luck feathers of birds
ana elongated skeletons of snakes and
toots Oh rare plants are strung upon their
hlckory WHIPS as charms against the evil
spur. Oh tne mountain caverns, These
are Vne only adornments of their present
nome a rude fireplace, simple bed of
toss anu hewn trunk of a tree for table.
constitutes the furniture of fine cove
oucn Is the makeup of what these neonIa
Gail nome, and to them IL is the same se
t1e adorned palace Is TO the most cnItured
OF the cities. Many years have zone Inv
sinoe these children of the forest have
9 1uit tleir home under the open sky by
uay ana the dismal cavern at night.
lnelr OIL OF fare is decidedly limited as
70 variety Of dishes. The birds bronobt
uoWh oy the trusty "fint-lock', of Benni- |
ven are all the meat they get. They do
not know what beefsteak is. Soups are
naue out OF roots, and berries are eaten |
W.. WIN Keen relish. Frequently visitors |
. .sAe 70 their hut some flour, out of which
tne sisters bake what looks like pie. Int |
"lien iack all ingredients except water.
a. Az tlInes parties are inaugurated to 20 |
W tne wild Peoples Abode,n but unless
. ., trusted III guide is employed the "Chtldren
"a sne forest" cannot be found. They
ulsIlke new faces, and when discovered
S SoN with fear, crouching down in molly
lre less some evil may come TO them.
mere Is every reason TO believe that 4
long hne OF developments of startling
nature would weave around this wild fam.
ny name II II could be traced, and genera. I
.s' 81 tne rudest life on the Blue moan
sA ~, ulsciosed If the present Offspring had
q 'ne'nory beyond day of life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19

and style, and boufsnt plastions and
vests are quite as fashionable as ever,
there being special kind OF soft, fancy
surrah made for the purpose, striped in
6 ,lden and plum color, canary and
ruby, beige and golden brown, silver and
dark blue, green and maize, and sapphire,
blue and cardinal This silk is also used
for scarf drapings on dresses, and for
trimming the crowns of sailor bats.
In the list of short, graceful wraps, i'm
ported Tor autumn wear, is a pretty mod
ell called the "Nanon." The model fits
the back very smoothly and snugly, COM
Ing down but few inches below the
waist, with square lappels In front, which
are nearly covered with plaitings of black
lace with handsome Jetted pendants inter
mingling, the decorations also enriching
the sleeves, which arches up at each side,
leaving portion OF the arm uncovered.
Among the handsome striped suitinas
Tor autumn wear are twiled woolens.
which show clusters of pin stripes in
Vari-colors, lines mostly brilliant on dark
grounds, but not in any degree conspicu-
Gus owing to the narrowness of the
stripes. These fancy woolens are made
up Ia plain tailor fashion, and the entire
costume Is formed OF the stripe, with
usually a vest and collar aud cuffs of vel
vet, although for utility purposes, shop
ping and the like, the suit is finished with
machlne-stitched edges only.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19
Fruit Desserts.
n-a


Peaches and apples-Cut ripe peaches
and well-navored apples, in the proper
tion OF three peaches to one apple. Chop
small, place in alternate layers; sprinkle
with sugar and pounded ice.
Peach pyramid-Cut dozen peaches In
halves and peeli take out the stones.
Make syrup; dissolve an ounce of isin-
glass and stir in; nh mold half full OF
the syrup. Let stand until set; add the
peaches and more Of the SYRUP when
wei set turn out. This makes a hand
some table ornament.
SOFT peaohes--Pare, split and remove
the stones. Lay in glass and bowl and
cream.
Apple iloat--Grate dozen ripe apples
Beat 10 every quart the whites OF twelve
eggs ana pound OF sugar. Flavor with
extract OF lemon.
Charlotte de pomme-Grate ten sour
apples and sweeten. Line large dish
With Mices Of sponge cake, turn the
apples in make hole In the middle and
MI with currant Jelly. Put In n mold
and seton the ice. Turn out on a dish
place over the top slices OF sponge cake.
Eat with sugar and wine.
Apple compote-Grate tart apples in a
oowl, sweeten, add cinnamon and lemon
peel cur In strips. Make a rich syrup
and pour over.
oranges-4Cut the peels in six or eight
eQusl pieces Make the incisions from
the stem downward; peal each half way
and bend TO the right Pile the oranges
50 prepared IN pyramid on fruit dish.
Fruit pyramid--0ranges half peeled,
yellow pears, bananas, and white grapes
piled high make handsome pyramid.
snow rakes--Grate cocoanut into a
large glass bowl Serve with berries or
oranges, also whipped cream.
Bananas--Peel, sllee. heap on a dish
serve With powdered s9gRr and whipped
cream.
tlneapples-Slic very thin, mix with
powdered sugar. Set on ire; pour over
Wine When ready 60 serve.
orange described dozen large or
snges, cut in thin slices, remove the
seeds silt over pound OF sugar. whip
a pint OF cream, add the beaten yolks OF
three eggs; pour over the oranges, and
cover with meringne. Eat with e&ke.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19
LADIES COLUMN.
"A Short Discourse on the Latest Style
Fabrics for Fall and
Winter Wear,
Styles Which VIII Preyall-.Yeluable
Hints to the Home
Dressmakers
.Jottngs from Many souross-4FesaeIt
Daintily Designed Cor tho HOUss-
keeper,

lmportatlons Tor fall wear are now
fairly In the market, and the merchants
stand behind their counters awaiting
smilingly the return OF the summer tour
list, who has really nothing TO wear. Her
s'gowns and froks," for II abe has been
abroad she no longer speaks of dresses
and costumes, are In shocking plight,
and there Is business in hand to equip her
self for the role of conQueror. The new
Imported dresses are combination OF
wool and velvet, or or two kinds wool,
one plain color, and the other plaided
or striped. In using two materials the
wool Is preferred for the basque and
drapery, with velvet for the lower skirt
and revers, The skirt is usually made
plain, without even foot plaiting some
times there Is q cluster OF pleats, or triple
z box plaits, on the side extending the
whole length, and brought to view by the
drapery being drawn away. The iounda-
ton skirt has steels, and hair pad for q
bnatle In wool, the striped Is used for
the skirt, and sometimes for the basque,
The vest, revecs and draperios being OF the
plain goods.
The new drgperies are very long and
inll yet they are massed In a narrow
space at the beat to give slender eject.
fIhe iullness on the hips Is then made by
box rlGits ~ the lower skirt
and BY knots and choug OF the
fabric OF the lower skirt set on Just
below the belt. The apron Of wool
dFeas0s IL made OF breadth Of double
width gooha widely faced and left quite
plain on one side, ard turned up on the
0tner with aYelvetseyersi or else II may
DC plain ali around, but caught up In
cross plaits klgh on the left hip, and
pointed low on the right, with come
straight plaits s0rfoldg up the right slde
coming next breadth of the contrasting
material u the Hkirt beneath. The fan
apron also feRppeRre, spreading out In a
large curse alike on botr sides, but Is
NOW attached 70 the belt by two large
triple box plRite, instead OF inside
RleAts meeting each other, as now worn.
nfepsng without looping remains
~ kafor for the back breGdths, and Ia
1ot@ed q full straight breadths hanging
plainly irom belt 10 foot, massed In about
KY inches Of the back OF the besi, curying
@AeNhsa over The cushion and steeis, aud
~ commodity tapee underneath thAt they
~ ~ tfftAd out widely al the foot.
stS nh pointed wings are set down the
$3.50 800 y, Nneae full hreadths, and the new
$500 $500 y ~ make these wings Of the con-
,asuls material cl the lower skirt, or
Sssv y pted them handsomely, trans
tytanlnk them Into royers that are very
Nse9sntlye, Ihe home dress maker Il
euslssn 'hnt snSh draperias require great
,.fan w ~ tlie Alds korua OF the lower
sr,ss y onQer q eoahne he outer gulness
t.'i X na't ,'. spAce Az pphed and looped
,',..ose ~ tvnFnurS abandoned, and
llat tnll eflectS are soneht nfter
Inc position hasaOe II tnc socorsta
and vests are INTRODUCED ~ every n.,aesS',s
&'rlV, slNooth diagonal plaI,aa. cs l,Ii''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19
A HORRIBLE STORK
The Discovery That Follow.atAs

Quarry.
At the end Of last 0ctobefAli'
CURED at Chancelade, FrhnuI
consequence Of 1t, a quarry belo5
burying a number Of the men ei1
work. For some days afierWG'|
were heard and smoke was seal
from the quarry, which Ii was
came from a fire lighted BY The Y
signal. Some time, however n
fore any explorations were sl'1
At length passages to a certalt I
were opened, but no yestlse o. Y
mains could be found FuIAal
cations were subsequently, madiI
a like result, and the conclusion
at was that the bodies mus! niA
crushed by the falling rocks q
distance inward than could pe \
Not satisfied with this conclnsl9II
ever, several of the victims couisI
solved a few days ago TO ailemp' Y
trate into a portion Of the qu;insssI
they Judged not TO have otcn VA
examined. The result Fasiai'ln N
were found, together Win lne !. ~ 4
at least five men. among y,
those of a man who bad gcls
quarry af er the dlsasteF Y 'F..ss
son. The lntricacics o las 4. XIV 4 J
seem to have been sucl f's' VI y !,
to find his wayOsfg ~ n.
the men through the psAls,'. X
b I'd entered. The eH,'''. ~,
f1und appear to have p1sa 4 III
rats. What has become q y. Z. Y,
inc other men Whose clcEls :s,' ~
Is the question. Two 1900 .h n,
found lying at full length VIZ \, !. K.
turned toward the ground. In ~ q
hat the unfortunate men irls 'l.'''. 4
starvation by eating the clnl VA
.hey were extended. Iae ss lslo. X
severely blamed by public op y X 4.
exercising greater promp 'l', ,s' X Y
to reach the inlefl2is
md the magistrates hass !. oP ss,,'
luiry ON the subject W.. y + 81 4
III was not excluded s,sdds
md therefore that the men '''e
ion. ..-..-----.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19

very great in the sale of Jerseys during the
fall OF 1885, determined contract for them very early
before the rise In WOOL 1--WE have IAot Cotton Jersey
mill that them and quantities tho enable us to
retail them wholesale prices, the following figures Will
testify.
PLEASE ORDER FROM LOT ANB NUMBERS.
Lot 478Nsses' Atwood Jerseys, plain backs and 'front.'
color brown navy, wine and black, Zoe sizes, 22 "a 26
2s, 80, bust measure
Lot il llss-Misses' atwood vest 'front.' in colors brown
navy wine and black, 81 each sizes, 20, "a, 49, 2S, 3d.
bust.
Lot II s5s-Mlsses' a-woo plain 'front.' scaloped and
braided around skirt with ooored silk ecrui cooTs navy
brown garnet and black price Sl25 and $l50; Sizes 22,
"A, 2G, %, &c. bust.
Lot l58-Ladies' al-wool plain back and 'front.' blacks
only, S sizes, 49, 81, &c., 5s, 40, 49, bust The best
81 Jersey produced
4ALadies' Atwood plain front, coat back, plain
sleeve with buttons colors navy and black price Sl25i
Sizes 80, "a, SO, IS, 40, ~,
Lot ss9Ladles' 'front.' back and coat seevea
very fine and elegant fitting garment-yalue $780, all
sizes
Lot 442Lades brocaded BUST vest front coat back,
imitation sleeves with buttons black only all Sizes
price So.
Lot Ss5-Ladies' fancy plated vest 'front.' back and
coat sleeve value 81 %; all sizes.
Lot 462Ladies fancy jet beaded, vest 'front.' coat back,
sleeve cuff beaded; all sizes; price 81 90
878Lades fancy embroidered vest 'front.' coat back,
high hip; worth SO; in ell sizes.
Lot S75Ladies coat back trimmed down front with two
rows Astrakan and around hip; price $500 all sizes.
Lot II S79-Ladies vest 'front.' jet beaded coat back and
high hips, all sizes at 81 each.
SS0Ladies black Jersey, scarlet vest front braided
with silk cord, coat back and high hip; price 50i all
sizes.
Lot sSl-Ladies front, embroidered in white silk
with tnse beads, coat back and high hip; worth So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19
pn.n Along Keep ss'l1 =.

Such is the cry Of pFosIs. y IN Slis
II Is the wstchword Of Y ~ ",
over and the Spectator hl =. s ~ n
u unlock the money vaults, , wss, b
Wo sdom s,t T,' property he csI e, y
never never" before ss offsred. i y Ga s y Z,
see what we have fol- s l.,,s 4.
property for sale plsce !. v. si N ~
think that your pfops,.'o W :
viii not get proper attenI .'as 4
so so" many y for sale, as We s ulsas
OF this line, aud buyels
seek us to purchase ave nute
Intended buyers csn .. IN, ID y
and tronble BY Commune S,I,s 81
unwilling 10 sell at a talt XIX XIII y q
trouble Us; while we ~ ,svst.
err we do not deceive tas
handle all kinds o. IS
ia all parts = ,hsogi
and are prepared 70 es ~ 6sI,
a sor rs ca Fort weIl.
the focal points Of A~s ~ o..s
vaytised from ocean " ~
Ssr,sTsS And sellers spsetas' (,
XIX any information, Ply wv
+ = 49, ~, ~ this eouuVt ..I
on as and we win ...asesnsil a
letters answered rFo,s e HI.
csiyed. z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19

~ i9 increase the stamina of an en-
l y, ny system the nourIsh ng properties
% tle blood must be increased. Dr. j.
~, nlSi Leans Strengthening Cordial and
h t,loo1 rusiher enriches aud purides the
constituents. N slNlns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19

TOUT attention Is particularly oalled to
~ w. new arrival OF quadrupIe-plated silver
n No. ~ Wy Fort Worth China Co.'s, the
hissS megant aud superb designs IN
showy1 vustAYsd work that have ever been
ana ,nss ou. we kindly ask yon TO call
- 1peSl w your earliest convenience.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19
Carpets.

28 different styles of heavy ingram carpets at pc,
worth 4oc.
IS patterns extra supers warranted awool filling, at 90
65, 75c.
Alongside Of these showing IVA entirely new
patterns in Brussels from soc. to 81.
Body from 81 to S1.5O.
Yevets from 81 80 to $3.50.
Will gladly send samples of all grades of Carpets on
application, except Brussels, Bodies Vevets SOC
on receipt of size of carpets will be made and
shipped within twentyour hours of receipt ORDER with
additional cost of &C. for making yard goods and 1oc for
Brussels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19

s,,n 49, 50 ist chickens at Turner Nc
sro oss g me famous Houston street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19

clure's. " iurnsr Mo-
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