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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30

There was a great dearth Of local items to-day, owing to the quietness of the town.
 Only a few days more remain for voters to register, and they had better do so at once unless they are like the Democratic candidate for Sheriff, waiting for the nomination of a fat office, before they desire to be identi- fled with this land of the free and the home of the brave.
 The voters of this county would rather see the Democratic candidate for Sheriff himself, than his hired campaign orators. His managers however, know that if they let him g. out through the county that he would ruin any chance he might have of be- ing elected.
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Notice

Io ILL wuoI IT MAY CONCERN: N N:icrcas my ioi.icr FIrtrcr Fritz Ger. nardt haa HJsterio;;s.y disappeared from us place C.; Cus.nc=s III B.s6ec, Cochise County, 4. l., &i4 persons a.e hei=rJ nCt- neG luat ! a.ii urt ot IcsPULslOie TOT any drbJs wLieu Le Eiay contract.
 % HEAKY DUBAcHEg. 3sbce, August ith, 'eo6.
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John SH. 'Fhayer for Governor.

a5e31ai Sa. E'hnyer for Goveruor. Special to THG DAILY ToM3SToNEl.
 LINCOLN. Neb., Sept. 30-The Re publican State Convention last night nominated Jno. M. Thayer for Gov cTnor.
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FOR CITY TTEAsURER

Thereby announce myself to the voters Of the City of Tombstone as an independent candidate for City Treasurer at the election which will he held November End.
 OLIVER TREVIILIAN.
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New York. k............. .9o3 cts.
 All the best legal ability of Tucson is leaving for California.
 Our dress-goods, bargain counter. Palace. 9-Z'h
 The bill collector will be abroad in the land tomorrow.
 Something recent - Dress-5ools bargain counter. "Palace." Ttf s.op it or h9 will have The, boys AF- rested.
 We expect rush for our dress goods, bargain counter. Palace. If J.J. Williams came in from the tCAnaneas yesterday.
 Come and see our dress-goods, bar gain counter. Palace Dry Goods Store. .9-Z7u Charley Thompson of Charleston, spent the day in this city yesterday Rev. G. H. Adans, of Tue. on, will arrive in this city to-morroE evening. For sale cheap-Two carpets, bed room set, wardrobe, cooking stove, etc. Apply to N. c. Prescott, Fourth street, between Fremont and Stafford. J. E. Burke came in from Los An gtles last evening, where he has been on visit of several weeks
 Good colors, good goods, good value all for good money. Palace" Fifth street. S-27u
 Mrs. J. 8. Clark returned from an extended visit to Los Angeles last evening.
 Dress-goods at s yards for SI00, splepdid value. Palace" Fifth street. 927tf
 Harry Brook, editor of the decay ing eoncerh on Fourth street, return ed from Califoraia yesterday.
 You can get dress for $I.5e, good wearing goods at tLe PalacO, Fifth greet. 9-27f
 For sale Cheap-Colt rife, A. cal  ibre, peep and globe sights. Apply at telegraph office. 9-25-lw
 Lieutenants Brown, RGbsr and Benson tcok their departure yester- day afternoon for Fort Huachuca.
 Ben James is out as aR independ- ent candidate for the cifice of con- stable of this precinct.
 It is reported that Mrs. J. H. Slaughter has had a relapse and her friends and relatives are Yery uneasy as to the outcome.
 Rev. G. L. Pearson returned last evening from Phenix, where he had been attending the Methodist con- ference.
 Judge Haynes has withdrawn his name from the Republican legislative ticket of Pima county oil account of his removal 10 Los Angeles, Califor- mia.
 Will Gird left yesterday for Sonora, for the purpose of surveying some land in Sonora which vas purchased about year ago by his brothers and NJ. Nj. O'Gorman.
 Adv ees received in this city state that small-pex has become epidemic in Sonora, and particularly ir- Altar and Minas Prietas. Tombstone should take every precaution to prevent its spread to this city. ----.a- D., 7.
 The Jewish merchants of this city closed their stores at sundoWn, last evening, and will keep them closed until sun down this evening, in Ob- ssrvancs of Rosh Hasho1&h, which ii G holiday.
 LosT-A dark sorrei horse, about H. hands high, and weighing from 65) to 700 pounds, branded with two straight marks OF the let shoulder Any person finding the same will re- ceive five dollars reward by leaving him at Brown & Hare's stable.
 DANIEL HuDDY,
 Tombstone, Sept. 29, 1886.
 Moses Mansfield, proprietor of the Red Store on Fifth street. WAS one oI the observers of Rosh Hashonah to- day. George says that this is Moses tirst celebration of the day, but that
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30

Suits well and thoroughly cleaned ioi &l.JU by Harris tb" taller, ,Bothin's block $ l2tf.
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Look Out.

And don't You forget I, that Wclcott & Ne,sIck Lave the Gngst toilet soaps for talc tE.t has ever been offered to the people cf iiis citH. G-22tl
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30

I-erd Mayor of London. Speciai 70 TnE DAILY ToxYsToxEl
 LONDON, Sept. 30-Sir Reginald Hansan has been elected Lord Mayor of London.
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Silver QuOInifORs,

The following is the latest price of silver in New York and London;
 NEW YORK, Sept. 29. ,Londen. n........,.....,4 ,44s d New York. ....... 968 cts.
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rades the People.

Pa, Badly Fright ened by Two Distinct Shocks
 of Earthquake.
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TELEGRAPHIC)

TELEGRAPBI(; SPECIAL TELEGRANS. Thomas Curley, an Iron Moulder, is Robbed and Murdered in San
 Francisco, while on His
 Way to Work. Richard Hubbard Arrested in No- gales for Criminal Assault Upon Young Girl, ExhonOr-
 ated by Mexican
 Court. The Nebraska Republican State Con- vention Nominate John NJ.
 Thayer for Governor. Charleston Fails to be Destroyed by Wiggins' Prophecy, and a Feel ing of Security Now Per-
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30

All the best legal ability of Tucson is leaving for California.
 Our dress-goods, bargain counter. Palace. 9-Z'1 The bill collector will be abroad in the land tomorrow.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-30

Something recent - Dress-5ools bargain counter. "Palace." Ntf stop it or h9 will have me, boys ar rested.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-19
Tbouyh,fuln.Ss ~ the stamp Clerk.

The deliratrly thoughtful stamp clerk
described below i, an official at tho postoilire
in Minneapolis ani II /, correspondent of
The Tribune Of that city who thus dint"s on
her inciTahlo sweetness emitting, however,
To- say II she be old or young
when trembling youth or bltlshing
maiden hands her a precious parkag" with
the addressed side down, sh" never turns it
over. A rough, uncouth man would turn the
addressed side up with reckless indii'"r"nre
as 10 the burning sensation to the i'utt. ring
heart and the embarrassment u the owner II
the package outside the s'alnlsi,ind"w hut
not She. TIL" package - al"ats w"iGh"'i
wrong side up, and the tremoing on" NTH
out breathe, an inward blessing On hrr. -
Boston Transcript
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-19
Experiments with Under grounl Wires.

The r,tu. S.'vtrc storms that hay" ~
4'liuusly Impaired thu t"lesraphlr S'rvire
have hal their Counterpart m many countries
In EurJp.. a'i the BIS, AMI aunoynn'r ~
peihnc"l IN ,ulun rial ami financial rontors
throuth thr lraku- down If the wlrN have
AGAIN ril,ri lMhlr' attention ~ the '"n-
yrnicnr' AMI nro.,>itN Of underground lines.
In Frame the system has byn adopted on a
large scale. the underground line from Paris
to Mar III b, having been completed, AMI the
wires viii i" used II, soon as the Instruments
destined for them arr placed IN the offices ut
Paris, Lyons and MarSilles. This under
GROUND line. added To thos" overhead, will
not only enable messages Ia he Accelerated,
but will enable crmmuni, alton 10 lc kept up,
no matter what tho stat" II the weather
may lT
Underground wirr, will also la laid TO.
tween Mar,,illts, Toulon AMI NICE. Mar
,,illc, AMI llayre are already connected 10y "A
direct wirr, ana this not only secures rapid
communication between the two port, hut
places Marscillcs in direct connection with
the United States, as the M,rscilltS llavr'
! Wire is To- all intents and purposes the pro-
/ lnngntion If the Franco American cabl,
which abuts at llavr Til" experiment, will
he watched with great interest by electricians
on this side Of the Atlantic San Francisco
Chronicle.
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A WINTER FANTASY.

Tour veil Is thics. and hone wvuLl ksa--
81 The pretty face it quite obS,Ura;
but il You foot it through the SHOW,
Distrls; those little boots If yours
The teli-talt cruuni, parking Iloli,
Says wheFe they 20 ami wh-nN III cs.-G..'
Lightly they tosfch IT, carIet Col1,
And WHERE they touch they ; n yu,lr naTIis.
She passed b.TIeath your branches hare,
How fair hC- fac. AMI how rls't,.It.
only know her far USS fair
| only know she ca:sr4 ami wont
PIPE, robins, pip; though tou-Es t'' bleas,
You are her winter chorister>.
Who's. cheek will press that ro>~fti clsska
HLa. Ill .l.oee fresh youns lips # hers.
-Frd Incker.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-19
Salary Of - Captain of Calvary.

In Gen Jacob D. tox's very interesting pa.
per OH tho incident, at the outbreak Of the
war, which he read before the nifty riul.. he
spoke Of the rush Of young Theological stu
dents 10 become army chaplain-. The salary
of chaplain is the pay ami emululu.ui- # a
captain Of cavalry ono day green, pauky
young minister who was eager 81 inter the
service Of the Lord ami of The United states
simultaneously, came to tpti Cox. then COM
maildant at Camp Dsnniaun, ani ,ialun'rrd
out.
General, what are the pay and enIoli-
Elents Of captain Of Calvary
That man was not made chaplain. = in
cinnati Times Star
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l,,.rt,p,ion Of 70 1obOggan suit.

Ahyolr riai'phin girl Describes the ~
bo.-,,an go, a. follows You first get long
AMI Wild roll # flannel, and, having diy'stei
yourself " the MAJORITY ~ your clothing
YOU hold one ,nl of 'hi- a. the back of sour
neck ref Your maid to bold the other, and
then turn Yourself slowly around until YOU
has, .ll,clof@i yourself head 10 foot Over
tin yuu lalt a BloDln"r ,r~t1ne of heavy
flannel, AMI over thi, again a inrkrt aud
skirt made ont Of II blanket Draw long
woplan sto kings over t"ur legs, put your
feet in lnprcasirs hnd Your head in "A small
sack. You will then look Ill an tttcnuate'i
football md you will feel bse one. Tint 5
what IL y call a toboggan suit. -'hioago
Ln1Irnll
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VALUE OF HEALTH EXHIBITIONS.
Sanitary RsEulations-Dcath Rate oi
Large Cities-Pr-matEre Mortality.

Sanitary RsEulstions-Dcath Rate OF
Large Cities-Pr-rnatUrs Mortality.
In view Of the great Success thai ATTENDED
the health exhibition i'll londoH last yoar
Il is proposed that one shall b. l.ht ,hortty in
New York city Such exp'siti"it- do meal
culable good in the attention III y ali to by
gienic and sanitary matters. A",ortIn-, 10
Dr.. Billings, III the United stat army, over
10000 lives are lost yearly "a tbs country
that might be saved, amt nj East Am,tSn pr
sous arc sick who might liyr healthful and
happy lives, We're sanitary n -1iI,oai nnier-
stOOd and enforced The money best Icy Ia 80
Who are sick and die unnecessarily Is sateet ~
about $3.50, 900 90 annually
The death rate Of the large citicS /, on the
whole becoming less due Ia Tho iustitatl'n II
health boards ami the partial sanitary ,I'a-
ton Of the community. This Is matter
which appeals most directly To- wo.nen IL i
they who are the chief sufferer, l'y III health
anil the death " members Of their families.
One of thu latest aud last Boston notions Is
the formation Of u club of college bred women
70 make a study Of sanitary matters 50 far as
they relate to the household. They lave pub
USLth StNtlui Nuittuuic lhIsfS, al" tf''' -
bors tend to make homes beautiful Is well as
healthful They object Ia dark rooms in the
construction of houses, and ale opposed N
carpets because they lpson' rrrr,Ui r> If llrt
and dust Sleeping raoms should have li-ht
a. well ms ventilation, ami gas is ohie t.tua'
be in that it wastes the oxygen Of the air.
Similar clubs should Lc established il othoT
cities.
The waste of human life by premature
death is one II the most appilliug fat IN tho
past history of the race. nj every million
children ushcred into life nearly l5n,W1 die IL
the first year, i1,WD follow in the n'xt year
$500 at the end Of the Thrill year Eari
wear tho number becomes relurrl until ia,
thirteenth year. when about l,on lie Al
tho end Of sixty years only "io,t'0 will h
alive out Of the million, eighty years will SIX
5000 alive. Vet were sanitary laws under
stood this trrrihl' Wa-t'uf Young lie Nuul,
not continue The fearful HDr'li,, oi tn,
children show criminal ~ -lort "i iuty ul
4 the part Of faith, Is eul mothc,.. -is,..prcstj
Monthly
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A. ralntkn with Jn'b"nhtll'', ln'h' ~
West RS, fast rlt'' ri'hm''S t'i - W.
v,stIn, Green ,uSr SptInn' l."h ."hN. .
and all POINTS Nor'h. Lat and N'-', tt1 Mhh
nm r\rr STEAMERS tor south ii"tllt Nhv
With ,h,5 TWIN srr,W Itun steamer wy 81
rrptkn." and steamship tttN ~ N'htrtli",
inr hnrlr-tun, Sew York E"st"h lh'ln'l"l'
nhlH, etc, .t 4, .,....,
Mai trans mike tlusc connection both way
v,nJT.A ". ny, ut Jacksonvlll, WITH At.
liant !, Coast iin", Fast NAL,
Al t,nlu,sNIilr with thruiiyh Puilintu .'rP'
,rs over Savannah. tlotidn N"'i"ihlt'J iuf
N,w Orleans, tciAr Keys, P'n.'rolh, ShNhIl'
nah. Albany, Hunipomrty, i"uis} tll', y
Louis and all points West
Al Ochln with Florida Railway ma NhNisi
lion co ana Hacks tur ~liyui "Wlhs-.
A, l.rsltIru with the - Johns Hnl Lax
EtIsti4 III, tsiun Of IL" Flor in southern 'mli'
wa,. ana bouts un Lake Hams hhd Hf mn
/ iui points on lakes ,,..,.
Al p.nthcrtoi's Foity with south ti"iidr
/ nv Tor Lakeland, Tampa, Is t+siWnl', hhi''"
| Orlando. Santotd Tucktrtrwn nhl lnit i'tI'
| aGnEANT. a. " iiltpNWEIl,
! - ,,,u,rn Manager. t..n'l ln~A ny nj
At. iiIwNN, Gcnl 1Ht AT.
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is4usouENEss AND WANT or TACT.
Ths Trait Which Separates the English.
man from His American Cousin.

Tts Trait Which Separates the English.
man from His American Cousin.
IN r., Marx Pattis,fl. who duNi IA few
nj 1.th> Az. and who was typical English
IN ami s.holar. was one APPEALED u ~
y.latll. Nmeri'an -irl, a. u whether he
T., u-tt n. Cnuhl write a l--aA- / h.sl Ia
"a int her. I-.ar thing he writes L
tlIfh ? -. vl> The moSc l-rtnrant unIr.an
ever an
AIprtE.r yuuu. woman who ha'i written
s.,Iy., cl.yrr t>.avS was aStonl>h'i by his uG-
a>k,sI rTItl, ism To- the etfe,t that h. "'N'n-
silere,l h,r conversation extreHeiy fe,tlN'
Whlla h. was dying lie cusnfnrtasi hi> w,Np-
Ing wife With the remark:
~Oh YES. my lear No ,lHubt. II" doubt !
Rut yuull >lon marry again I've arranged
that you shall L. comfortable until y,u 10
The liiv SAN. by tho way, fulfilled his
rnfhacy.
TN, brutal franknf>> u the trait which
n,,>t wbllv separates the Enslthnlan from
his American soaI>iq Tho American Is mon
S..l>Itivr AMI ,r.t-S III sympathy. tie i, tnn,
Taught Consideration for his neishlnrs from
- t.s,til.. ami however varaihi h. may In,
Z, am, tn keep sil,nt rOnrrrnir; unpleasant
truth, atr,,tlus himself or othrN hut If the
English lay iin,l, a hob IN his l''rcr school
mates >h->. h. will AIRY HIM inn'SSamly
With ,,slrs, chaf atsut IT, Why not: He
I would lin, h,l' hole IN hi> own shes The
;anle Irg-Iun~S AMI want IT tact Il mp
IA.grt.t t..rl,rN raul, ~ hfS
Nu,t,I ln-h>h authir, uhh' travrlln-;
+ thrUI-h This country, aplsan'l al a barge
lmur i IN IN his honor iii II iltnml shirt
and Ill>lu,>> suit ,;lanrin-, rounl III" tallr,
/ h. mutt,r,d:
~.Aa. evening Ar,',-' Tho custom AT hn,.e.
Quite ST., quite ~. Eut ! ltlnot know that
/ YOU ,ir,s,,l Ike gentleman herr
Canon Kingsley while in this country
/ stunned the chairman OF "a literary club, whJ
was welcoming him 10 a r,sep,ion in some
what llorl terms, hy staring at him aud
rurtly saying, Il consider Your remarks in
very lad TASTE" rh'n, turning his hack IN
him, he walk,daway
In nuur of thes., Instances, probably, dhl
the Eu-Il,hpan y i>h To- I'll, MI. nor waS h,
con .p.t, # offending TIN buk of that
u,rl,u. S,n>itiyrurS> Viii h to- rtilculcs IN
Ia, American. makes HIM unal' Ia 49, Thu
,lrfNt IN ms own good hpcllnE Youth
tompantun
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Notice Of incorporation.

<,utt, uIitEli GIVES MAT TUE
y undersigned have iuIu'l Themselves iih'
3, ,pttntntipu a. i,' kut,wue' the It. Angus
tIu, and south lbHch Runway 'rmrhtt, Tor
the rutpr-, ut constructing, lh'',l''',lhR
MA ,'tr,ntittly 4 It,t, II railroad uu Aii.ii"h
I.IorI in the county II II Johns, ~ the ~fd'''
ni Jlp,lda under the nhot" name '"inln'h
,ttty nj II point opposite il' 'liN ~ ~ Angus.
tinr. tt--Iny hy ~ nrhr thr huN NM ~
il1ht ilnus., ththr' ~ -1u'h IL ~ ~ ~ "
',rtLrriv t,itr,tr,u. nti thence along the
h,nrh ~ ia. Atlantic cream to- lnih ~ -
near Nattt,Ss lilrt. y 'it-iItir' ~ ait'n' NJ
tutlr1. and tl,staiiisit, own MA "i"'il'
a .t,ttu or ,th'T oins~ ~ l'iiN. &C u ht'lh'
",,r,,tttt, sail runI with Vtty II - Au-
,,,,.t,,,. MILO : kiti'IEH,
ND~I T. iEAN.
,UApi.t. l. AitN liz.
LLIthuss,.,, 90. j.. l-.h IN
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-19

During Hans Won Bulow's last concert tour,
~ he WAS about to take hi, seat at the piano,
he saw somo very plain women stated near
the platform At that IA. walked oil tho
stage, and Ia his managers inquiries AMI en-
treaties said. Until those u2l, women are
removed viii not play mote, ~ you may
do US you please about III Til" manager
stepped up On the stage. announced that Herr
Won Bulow had become suddenly iniislris'7i,
aud the orchestra would play symphony
which was to hay" been played later IN the
evening.
While the audience looked on in wonder he
hal number Of palms AMI shrubs from tho
conservatory near tho conCertroom placed
between the platform and tho audience, Then
calling Bulow 10 the wing the manager asked
Ii the view suited him. 20, yos, That's all
right % quietly sail the great musician, IA
long rs don't behold tho,e monsters Of usli.
hes, am quite indifferent TO my surround.
ings." And without any more ado the capri
eiotls composer went on the platform anl per
formed hi shnruof the programme. e hlcagd
Tribune
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Various Supcrstitions Of the >r.rncs

II the sun shines while it Is ranin. il is a
sign that Satan is whipping his wife.
II is bal sign for a cat to get into a era
die
II is bad luck for deforined cat tr lr
born on the place, unless il is droanol at
once.
When dog dreams before Il fire il is u
sign that witch is trying to get in1h" house.
The way to keep the witch ont is to throw
salt in the fire.
A horseshoe nail stuck in a crack will keeps
witches out
II sparks fly out from the fir place 1t is a
sign that your enemies are conspring against
you.
II a chunk of fire rolls out on the hearth
strangers are coming.
II a twig or bush get, caught IN II ",iiihlis
dress and IL dragged aft r her IT i, .i-tl That
she has a sweetheart Youths conn tnIpn
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-19

II was combined sla"plng nnd drawing
room car, the Inrgo "a,y chars h'Ing 80 con
structed that they could le converted into
beds and ~" ar resemble eh"p,r LArRn
partitions form The bead and fyo' rtnros mud
these are 50 folded TINT th''y r".'tibI" the
mirror. largo plate glass being 'ho 'nIi, part
yiaibln ,.Len 20 ndwt'i In thr rear 4 th"
car 10 q dining room, Recommending TX or
eight I~rvpis a mat kitchen j, in tin rear
Of tho dining rom, AMI the car Is a u'rlfl
In tn. utper part II thn ear nrr lir." bulls
oy- windows, tLrD.iug hight int" thu upper
l.rtll., epmothing wbI.h ]. hI'r model IN
all .l.,I"fa RY.hoei"r benrtat and throh.
ieia
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The Tirhborns Claimant a. an Orator.

H." Claimant has just delivered lecture
IN Dublin He drew an immense au1i'n,o
vhp hai'ol him as b. came ON with cries II
Halo Roger AMI "Wagga Wagga" All
th, p'l'r |" rform"r, with him were hiSsei
oil, sir Roger was in evening drc~s, and Is
described as tall If stature, pprtly IN build, OF
dark c,fnplexion, and As solemn as a pro-
fe..pnal undertaken in appearance. His
powers Of oratory are not good, his voice IL
bal, and his twenty MINUTES address was OK
the ilaiu,-t charart.r -FDrnlgn Letter
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-19
Tn, Result Of Inaccurate surveys.

The ,ano Of the general triangulatipn II
The country conducted by the epa,t survey, in
ortr tD afford accurate t1se lines, may lie
estimated by the fact that when 'hn b.st
MAPS u Kentucky, ohio, Indiana, Illinois
anl Missouri are plotted toscthrr ih' Mi'sis'
sippi and Ohio rivers become a series Of lr-
regular lake without any conuction, the
local outlines l"ing too inarcurat" 10 cpiil-
ci.ie = Z. ntmu IrauA,rlut.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-19
An Artificial Iigh. for photography.

The World describes "ncH artificial Light
for photography. The invention. "hirL is
credited to Mr.. G.. T. Beach. consist, If the
ignition Of ribbon Of magnesium in oxygen
gas. 1t can hardly be hrr1llpl a, brand
new thing since it has been employed Ia The
Graphic establishment these fourteen years
past. Whenever ali nrtiiirial light Is u'~1lcd
for our pictorial processes We Use eih'r the
electric or the inagnesium-oxygr lamp.
Npw Nnrk iilil hlN-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-19
The Third Napoleon Nearly Forgotten.

The nh Of January mass at st. Auglstin's,
in Paris. in celebration Of the death If Ma
poleon II is becoming a dead formally. The
other day but few notable Bonapartists at
tended, anI the popular element was com
pltoiy ul,-. ut The arm chairs in front u
th" altar, which were reserved for the cousins
Of the emperor, were empty throughout the
service --chics.o Herald.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-19

a farmer HING On the Ochpk0nr' fiYor
clalfns TINT Il is biIiyusnr-s thn' make, "A man
ge. out II huuor and fret and rc1r when
b. f,.ls hnSif getting angry b, sral.nas
compound eathartin pill. Lat seek h. waa
driving ox"n hnI swallOwri 'IJij even
Til, in one hour EIChabgc
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-19

On an OCCASION when til" lat I'-,i. 81 roI,ort
was present ut a Sham fight s., MI r>l"', In
conpan, with the then Sir .a canp.ll II,
his royal heh1 -, i r"rorI.d to have re-
marked that H. .upposd q s'9na-A' was
not very rial latti" lt af-A'r "
the blum e., So her AS. - ,,-ft Fupp|1s
there arr an, ~ things 81 Ut. ''uias'.
Fortightly ina
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ien,rS Na,ahn, tUa ~, i.oun,irll. ~ Il ~.
.uiII,c At irsshuty, 3, dia ~, hhN' '4tN w :
MO-, ~. nrrl,r bloomfield. - ~ II m uiiN' ~
\nIghn. tuta n m, aiiI,c ianr inih. ut l"to
Iuru; N,tatula. tup ~. AirNr \ahlia, : ~
M. Il, umtitid. " 20 pm. htINr'h' ''N'hlR
!, ~ u m leave Iro~hl,R, 40 J ", any"
ltuunh'ld 80 = ~, httiN' lalhhh' -, ." w
u,L A.. nh othrr. landings ~ iptc not haih' II.
,u tltUfI.
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The Sbo. rad. Of Massarhu4etts.

Masslrhl.st- Do longer control the shoA
tradr La s'1r the state produced only
tSD.yUuDJ worth II hos against slU,JO,.
~ mad, IN the wet Exchange,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-19
rdo,a,ip, for Nevada, Young Indians.

Their ar, from 30 ~ 300 Indian chill
dren in M yia, who ought % b. ciroated,
an'l i j, proposal 10 ere't goyeri.ueTt
school Ter this purpose st Carson. Chicago
Time
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De BARY.BAYA
Merchants Line

st IuiINg uvER sTEAMElt- 'lrE
Wutti row rNL&Sl HE fALA' q
~lI.kNE.~ ~ llI ul nos.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-19

Sawdust burned to the windwarl saved
many Florida orange groves from the o;kng
frost
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Florida Southern Railway
The Orange BELT lsouic.
Through to Tampa.
GoING SIT Ill.

November IL. l>>5.