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New-York tribune., 1886-11-14


Recorder Smyth does not keep large supply OF
patience on hand for the benefit of tricky lawyers
Mr.. Cleveland would get along better If he could
grasp the idea that there is a difference between
a President and an old time country schoolmaster
with o birch rod
There is a good deal that is droll in this world.
In his letter declining the public reception. the
expenses for which The Brooklyn Eagle off- ed
to pay, IIenly Ward Beecher says: Brooklyn is
in population the third city in the United States,
and in its schools. churches Libraries and its social
and literary institutions not behind any great city
of our land. 1t has come to its great Importance
within the forty years of my residence in it. y
Mr. Beecher is a thorough Mugwump. Even Cleve-
land could not have given funnicr specimen Of
the disease than this.
The Republicans are going in by the rapid
transit system.
Before the Sobranie elects any more young
princes it would better communicate with their
palas.
Tho Sun might help along Mr.. Randalls
boom by printing his picture. Tongue cannot tell
what our contemporary did for MIR. Holman in this
way.
II looks as IL, under certain circumstances. q
great many Democrats in 's5 will follow Mr..
Cleveland's example in sc and decline to vote.
They will say that he taught them the trick.
Dear Carlisle II you can't climb over the
fence, you can crawl under.
Secretary Bayard's admonition TO Minister Phelps
that he must stop using the cable freely came
lust In time. Mr. Phelps lecturvd ia Edinburgh
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

As between Pan Electric schemes and poker, Mr..
Garland will have to pin his hopes Of income on
poker
Without reference to his tariff IDEAS the great
trouble with Mr. Mor1isons craftsmanship is that
it is not broad in the beam.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

Mr.. Cleveland would get along better if he could
grasp the idea that there is a difference between
a President and an old time country schoolmaster
with q birch rod
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

1t is an odd sight to see princes dodge crown.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

II looks as IL, under certain circumstances. q
great many Democrats in 'Ss will follow Mr..
Clevelands example in sc and decline to vote.
They will say that he taught them the trick.
, 1886-11-21

A good place to study French life is in
the market on the regular days-Tues-
days and Fridays. Along the sides OF
the building are stalls kept by women
from the city. These are open every
day. The center of the market is occu-
pied by country people, who come in
but twice a week. Some of the old
women take great pride in their stalls,
and decorate them with flowers of all
colors, while the fruits are laid in arts
tic and tempting display. Tho whole
effect is most picturesque as one enters
at the far end of the market, the gay
and varied colors contrasting prettily
with the gray stone walls.
Women in their different costumes
walk about from phase to place inspect
ing all before they buy. Ladies with
their maids to carry baskets %harangue
with the vendors about prices and quail
ity. About the latter they are more
easily satisfied Than they would be in the
United States, for there is very little
adulteration here. When one buys
sugar they are pretty sure of having the
real, pure article, and not something
half glucose. Everything is inspected
before passing the customs, and if not
good is thrown away. Eggs are very
fresh, and butter, although unsalted, is
usually good.-Ilavre Cor. Cleveland
I Leader.
, 1886-11-21

OF malarial disease is dumb aguc. Con-
slant drowsiness, sleep interrupted by a
chill. succeeded by Il consuming heat, and
that by an exhausting sweat. A sensa-
ton rs of numbness from cold, hut no
shaking attends it. llostetter's Stomach
Bitters invariably cradicates il, though it
is the most obstinate form of miasma-born
disease. To conquer it with quinine
is as impossible MS to battle down Gibral.
tar with n howiizer. Malarial disorders
of every kind are attended with derange-
mcnt Of the liver, a fact cyinced by the
saffron tint which the skin assumes in
such diseases. For this symptom, as we'll
as for its cause, the Bitters is a certain
remedy, Constipation, dyspepsia, rheu-
matism. and inactivity OF the kidneys and
bladder, are also relieved by this fine
Alternative.
, 1886-11-21

In a town Just outside of Boston, where
the people generally live to a good old
age, there is a man of 50 summers who
peddles out his own crop of apples around
the country every fall. On one of the
peddling trips last week the old gentle
man was invited to take dinner, and had
just seated himself at the table when he
suddenly jumped up. Forgot to hitch
my boss, by hockey" said he, He
skipped out of the room like an s-year-
old boy playing hop scotch, and in an
other minute or two skipped back again
in the same lively mn and resumed
his seat at the table. why Uncle -"
said his host, you act as though you
were 30 years old instead of 50" "Ohl
yes" said the old man, leaning back in
his chair, I'm just as young as ! ever
was. Why, ken jump Jest as fur rs
ever | could, only can't light so easy
Boston Record.
, 1886-11-21
COM MON SENSE
XMAS PM SENTS

pcrsons in thinking over what they
shall bug for Christians presents, should
bear in mind that there &, nothing that
would be moro sensible, ur better apprc-
ciatcd 10y man or lazy. than some article of
wearing apparel. \ suit of clothes, over
coat, shoes, or Il hat from a mother or
father to a son would be ever appreciated,
or a dressing gown, silk handkerchicis,
neck wear or gloves from a young lady to
her brother on sweetheart. would he very
Appropriate We have all these things
ready for your order
Our system Of filling orders by mail is
50 perfect that non resident patrons can
trade with MS hy letter MS satisfactorily AS
il in person floods sent c. o. u. subject
to examination before taking from express
Office.
We have every kind of garment worn
hy the male sex Men suits. boy : suits.
men 8 and buys hats. shoes. underwear.
and all kinds OF furnishings. while our
prices are invariably the lowest.
Catalogue of styles aud prices sent free
ON application. Onr rules Of sell measure.
mcnt, if obeyod, will insure perfect fits.
, 1886-11-21

Can any one explain why it is that the
prophets can only foretell something in
the nature of n disaster? Why doi't
they tell us to look out for two weeks OF
delightful weather, n fine rain for the
turnips, 10 cents for cotton, or a boom
in real estate? 1t begins to look as though
these prophets have inherited the ears Of
Balaam's ass and non of his discretion
and foresight. Macon Telegraph.
, 1886-11-21

As the season advances, the pains and
aches by which rheumatism makes itself
known. are experienced after every ex-
posurc. 1t is not claimed that Hood
Sarsaparilla is a specific for rheumatism
We doubt if there is, or can be. such n
remedy. But the thousands benefited
by Hoods Sarsaparilla, warrant us in
urging Others who suffer from rheumatism
To take it before the first keen twingc.
, 1886-11-21
4 GRAND OFFER !!
With each Mail Order, Amounting
to $500 or Over, We will Present
the Purchaser with a
PANEL
PICTURE,

Mounted ON thick board. This is the
h%andsomcst souvenir ever given away IN
this community, and will decorate the
mantcl or wall Of any room VIII also
give one to each lady having sent us an
order this fall amounting to - or more,
on receipt of request, giving address and
date Of order.
There is nothing in the Dry Goods line
but what can be found here in great
variety. while our prices are invariably
the lowest Our stock of Cloak. Wraps,
Dress Goods, Hosiery Gloves. Hand.
kcrchicis, Fancy Goods, etc is larger
than ever before. Ten per cent discount
Is rivcn on ali orders. for Indies underwear.
Our mani order department is so
managed THAT order by mail can he as
accurately aul snti~lncrorialy filled Ms if
lmiine In pci~'n Goods sent C. o H..
subject to examination before taking from
express Office Write lor samples and
riicc.
, 1886-11-21

The best salvc in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rhcum, fever,
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin cruptions. and positively
cures piles, or NJ pay required 1t Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price p cents per box.
For sale by w n. Hunt.
, 1886-11-21

The Soils Cigar Co. of Denver import
their tobacco direct from Cuba in mir tight
packages. Their Cigars are always fresh
and have the genuine Cuban flavor. No
artificial flavor. Once tried, evcr used.
Ask for Soils Cigars. Sold by all dealers
, 1886-11-21

ious ue'otioh' anu from this ne went
mo Hleiahchoiy 30 piack ana deep
'na' no one couiu console MN. HIS
chechs became sunKeh' a purple circle
"ppeareu "round ms eyes, and ms clear
"h'e 'onnPieAioh turned TO an Opaque,
sunny yeho"' that at once revealed that
ne vas consumed by terrible physical
SuiieiinsS' as wen as by spiritual illness
ror some tiihe Don Juan Manuel re-
inaineu s.iu. IN ms mousse, and none hau
sPev'n vi MN linen, IN secret anu
$50, va" were oru II 80
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- = "iVn VI, 80. H.
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sa~ II ~ aa
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,o - Icing '"o"" INC "'S' VI
n' ""e' . Juan niahuei wen. ioi.n
oSe'y iiSn' from ms mouse Closely inu,
neu' WI" d SNORT uasse, III us hanu
anu "Hph i1 ehcoun'ereu any ni'n neal
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pass 'nrousn Vha' street aiter . "' hish''
uAiess accompanies ny 1--WE or '"ree
su"rus' however, Sonic there WERE
VINO from i~hcreuullty' or IRON are ne.
T"ssi'y' u'u pass through 'he uoiiains o.
ION juan N'ahuel, ana sure IL was thao
.nat hlsnt moving eNactiy Vhe hour'
'"cy "ouiu IAN Niclinhs 10 tne hsu
any Jury "Hnch lhe ueihoh hau nhsP'Ieu
=" '',' '"'aAcr' ms iaot was tnaV ."o
hulucrs were conlillt'eu WIN ire
q"ohoy Una. ,he pouies were louhu icN'
""N WIN an 'heiI apParei anu Naluioles'
AN" ,ha'' III Whispers ana ihurmurs'
ION Juan Nlailuei was poih'eu ou. aSt inc
nu'"or VI 'he crimes nut ,he visible tes-
,'""iS was al 70 the contrary. Don
'u"" ,'r'''ei' '-lthough SAD anu gloomy
"s'o'''" mss, gave aims ana visited a.
" ~ ms TREND tine Nlceroy. VINO
would dare accuse a man SO wealthy
ana respected without even PROOF t'
oier against hlnlf mus an the "orlt
TAXED OF the matter nut were content
WIN shutting themselves "ithih doors
lis soon us hOllDIGu inc CHI 1nG IIslN u
ior ioS' SOUS
mere was IN .he street Oh Don Juan
manuel propaoiy ABOUT WHERE 9ehoi
Aozai superb puilulhg mouse
" poo "sp'e'' ""r0a wa" Nv pi'Pet.s
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, 1886-11-21

of friars marched to the cathedral grave
yard with thick tapiers in their hands,
and chanting. in tones that seemed to
issue from the tomb, the prayer for the
dead. They carried an empty coffin,
and, bearing ii to the street of Don Juan
Manuel, they brought it back thence,
holding a man, bound hand and foot.
There was a galIows in the atrium of
the cathedral, and they put within it the
neck of the man. extinguished the
tapers, and chanted the "Miserere."
Every week this was repeated, and they
who CHANGED to see that awful process
sion returned home sickening of fever,
and within a few days died.-Manuel
Payne.
1t was many years before the partial
truth was known of what appeared to
be only a tale. Then Don Jose
Gomez de la Cortina published a
work entitled IA Gale de Don Juan
Manuel" from which the following brief
statement is condensed:
Don Juan Manuel de Solorzano was
"A renowned Spanish gentleman, a native
of Burgos, who came to America in the
suite OF the Niceroy Don Diego Fernan-
dez de Cordoba, marquis of Guadalcazar.
Don Juan Manuel was on most friendly
terms with the viceroy of his day,
and he was sent on divers mis-
sionS to Spain. About 1886 he
married Dona Mariana Laguna,
only child and heiress of a rich miner of
Zacatecas. After receipt in Mexico of
the uprising in CATALONIA, the viceroy be
.,,.. IL. ,-..t;,. e a.. N,I;.,,,, ,,tt.I,
body long had sought to depose him, and
Don Juan Manuel was Involved i'll the
disaster and reduced to prison by order
of the alcade, Don Francisco Nelez de
Pereira. Don Juan Manuel took his re-
verse calmly and was patiently awaiting
in prison a change of fortune, when he
was advised hat the alcalde visited his
wife oftener than was required by mere
politeness. Through the influence of Il
rich and powerful friend, a fellow ris-
oner, Don Juan Manuel was afforded ia
cilities for leaving the prison secretly ut
night, to investigate the truth of these
reports and the behavior of his wife.
Several nights Don Juan Manuel awaited
himself of this privilege. and on one of
them he killed the alcalde. The Audi
encia dared not declare the murder of
their chief, owing to the cause which
led to it, as it appears that the alcalde
made the wife's frailty the price of lib
erty for Don Juan Manuel. Thus the
viceroy redoubled his efforts to save Don
Juan Manuel, and they We're confident
of success, when suddenly, one morning
in October, 1871, his body was discovered
hanging in the public gallows-testi-
, 1886-11-21

Wedding and visiting cards in great
variety AT the ,nadcr office
, 1886-11-21
be

cured by taking Holds sarsapariila. Mrs.
Alfred Cunningham, Fallon Avenue. Pro'i-
dence. L. l., says a. have suffered with
catarrh in my head Tor years, and paid out
hundreds Of dollars Tor medicines, hut have
heretofore received only temporary relief. l
began to take Hoods slisanafllll, and now
my caiarrh Is nearly cassd. the weakness OF
my body is ali gone, n"y appetite Is good in
fact. ] feel like another person. Hoods sar-
sapar.lll is tho bet medicine have ever
taken. and the only ouc which did me perma-
ncni good. / cordially recommend it" A
gentleman In Worcester, Mlss, who was
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-10
Ms tiuu>r i,,,rnu~c the kry Tits.

In the years after the Tire hundreds Of
cottage, Herc built, all as near alike ~ ,r,ts
in tn same puI and II, nului"rs wore not
pat on At first NV occupants were ~
danger of making IA good many mistake, AS
to the huu,", OCCUPIED, and IN srur,s of
- es a man coming home at night has SAID
Ia himself, Tins h my hpuP, because tho
key Ill., Ilcrc- IA lttn box OF IA hall II
lttI" ,tumpy ,talrway gong down, IarInr
tu the lght, bed room IN front that right
tia, :, my huu,r, aui here ! am aud tn To-
onr he va Ia somebody nl,r house hcaau-r
II thoS" ,laysa man who took ms toiIy
couli no more easily find his own holi-n IN u
ruttlg" row than he could srl"rt Ia, wife F.,
tamihuk from a roolniul Inter ocean
Z ub-tunr tiaYOns
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-10
ca, al tunEt, ilnu'- short Jo,,uS,

'n" of longirllu"' : sweetest short poems
grew ont 81 the git Of IA pen 10y a school
grI whom the poet addresses as Bnauti
iul Helen of Mann" The pen VA, made Of
a piece Of the chain which bound the Iris
onur of thlllun AMI fragment OF the frig
alto 'on,tltuti'n while precious stones from
try lon Sl'crA ami Maine were inset Tho
beautiful Helen Is tn, daughter IT H. A.
t. liamlin, 10" prominent III tho list Of
candidates ton tho Maine goternorshp On
her mother ,ile ia" young baby !, grand
daughter of the late Judge Cutting 81 the
Maiur supreme court Chicago journal
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-10
,noc,.n on w,n p,.co,rrci.

capt Eden If the British .chopnnr storm
X M bond from TUNA 10 So rirans,
Trports piSSlnZ Oytr a "a IN. ann uuI.r
oIl spring. bubylinL and rippAn; all ,tso nj
the y,.s~rl ami extending Oit Der q to
80 ards This vas ia lhtItjt t. ., IeLrte,
T. minutes north. l1n-ltuic IT. d"grsr, ~
minutes west, ehuut - miir- >.U'h'a ot
'he passes At . a IN thy Were oyor tie
spring proper, AMI at II - a. m outside
the circumference Il tn oil clrl. It il
supp osed that this spring /, the oil largo Of
a foun tered vessel Wln.h b."atlI- through
the cashs, caused TIN, T. ular marine
freak, or tll.t 1t may he a natural hen3n
cnon Scientific American.
Ihs Yals alumni now hav" twtnty-ons
ESQ, bat, =: Ia - many AmerI. al yitleA
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-10
Growth of ia. sin Manufacture.

At the close Of -, there were only IA,
tim, engaged in the siIk manutactur+, III
all It's branches in the country, IT Whi, IA
thirty Mere In N"w Jersey. SIXTY one in
New York, twenty IN l'nnsylanit,
twenty two IN Connecticut, nnJ tn 9th r.
scattering The total capital in, este III
the Industry was only : ,''-~-~,., TIE total
tr,piu T. were valued at 80 ~, ~, ana the
operatives Numbered Only lu"L ly -
the figure, given for the whole country ,IN
vars before little NOR" than coy rad the
~hA interests # Paterson alone winch then
hal lu: Trims and corr Oratiuho ru-h-ci IN
It. m,loyiug :, ." han IS with >'.n,aio1
invested anI prUdu Ell ; ,I,-''H worth pf
goods that year 4 hicagO II raj
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-10

At rnMiku with ,inrk .nntlllu, lhin"h \ wy
W,-t ny tact RIVER steamers tot ~. Au-
vu4flur, Grr,n cay" sptlupa lhrk t"u, ne
nndnli puDnt. No,th ia.i nud Nr-i, nnd with
M rl,,r atrttu,ra 'ui -olIlt itnr,H AAo
with the INtn screw Iron ~t'ut't cay 81
pnInita, AMI sipHtusuIp cts 81 Nuutwrlln,
iuI ihaIh -tuu, N,S Nmk iiu-tun fhlW'l"l.
MN. ,tr
Mai trans make lua. connection l,ih way
wa I. \ Is. W.tt'N ,ni Sac kSunN tilu WITH At
lnttl = tu't-' Lane. I5,-t Nul,
Al t,pIuy-N die vain th'urh Pullman sleep
~ ulrt -tt} tuuih IuIuW " -t'tulN tor
sew UtI',u. t"tr kN1, Pensacola, Nttutr
nIh. ALBANY. itrut fuiu1h luuu'NIi,, st.
lulut tud llI puNut' W.
~ u,tIn with lutdl, ltn'iwni AMI HNvgn
tom Go. and lihrhv tot -,I>"r ~pInl"
At A-tut with =. john. rtrt ei'tm't5 iui
It,l.,tuIII, -auturu and Nty uuIIuR,.
~ It-EurV win tho u john uud IHk'
Fuvti+li .aluu ui th,. 'lur,u Suuth. ~ ih,ll
Nn,. tnd htGt7 un ink,- Infttt mt iu.t=
lpi puiulouu pt,s.
Af r,mltituu., fctty wih .uuth fI"r'ht
lgt Tor lml,,Inud. IUtHpu, kt.etutu' iMltuN,
~ a,nto. t,nlptl, itl, w. IioNu aud lutl lrd".
a.tUNNNI, -. ". lIltDNN LIL,
tirn,tnl Naunyt y uru'l lH-y Agent
tuWhN, tot tHt Avt.
.,glu. ,1.h steamer r.Iun louu' i'm f'u
i,u.I I've. IuiS fut it good hlr'
Itwhl vat It u"oi lol lii'u
,,us,. n},. ny tn ali. rp'd h''.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-10

\ Sacramento Cal nan wa ,ayrI from
drowning by III, mus trha. " hon hc ARCS"
for the hast tfn- a TREND grabbti tn mu
tHchc and rallied uim ashore Inter - nnn
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-10

JaSter lawnln, tho art t, -ugsr,t- that
tn proper name for natural ga> ,hould ba
"tsrragen l. - born vi the earth ihlla
tephia all
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-10
The Winters severity IN England.

The usual severity Of tho past winter
.a,e Enshshrnrn nm opportunity II lndulg
nng ~ many purt- common to collier cpun.
trI,~. tut rlJrl. IA ,uy"l there Skatin,
ht- teen general ana iurint the week that
foIloAoi the Sew Hcar many tobokgnns
ant tlr IA, were -''"n IA and about ths Vi
,mIt} 81 LONDON hut all these hnIu.,inrtts
nrrr ".Ap-.d ny man who built an Ice-
va ht nul ga abi" 10 san II for twp w~pks
Ia JauuaIy CA the frozen suIfice Of thn
Eea my r.,"r ar, to ths delight of tho
,,hoI" url,nbrrhDpd. q hlcagp lIfils-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-10

in, touI ha. 'es"lopei a ta,t" and tai
mt tt photography On hi, recent "a ht
IN trap t. tuua h. carried canirrn and
all the r"at II ia u ".If II apparatus along
AMI visitors at hi, AU"a IOWA oicc are
trant"l h. m exhibition Of u lures who's,
duplicates arc not to b" found out,lIo 4
Nr Goul pos ssi1u They are all II
subj"ctt np'ly chosen and the workman
ship shown "a IL" prnt ;, worthy Of a man
equipped to earn living at the hn-lnr,.
Chicago journal
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-10
AS-lP lNAcYCLONE.
The Stor, at the MERRY tsrIn,hu> aud la
crew 4 >aiInr< Lucky t>.sP..

.Var sir hon. | uav h, kr.I hauI..i
if Va. Iblf.'t IL. rl--Et il, tat spot until /.
o-el.k m tie afternoon atar,, t.. nm
cam. Tim II t1I.. down on n, A. # II
t,I Ian sE.7r otIt # a mn The >ky turn,si
>p LILAC, m try,. MINUTES that n ,lfnne 1h,u
with a n. howl tia. wInI cams. ,!oun on u
Then, ua>a rrt,art Tx. a cannon ami our
h., maiuto..,.. MS blown right art % tIn.
t.,tt r,f.> Th,. ,,LI tu,ler l..,l,st OYER III
her Ia, rail u.,r m tn. water an ttpn sh,
uIut-sl flry,.trI like mai Int before she
hal rua.l,.a ,IL,'> Iau.-Ih >F., ,;,lu,, L. A
dt,I stnr, ami ,.,ssi m M ,tr.,i -Lt M. luI
uow ,,oftr.> tL,, ,tran.t. part uf m, story
Tia, III and >tanker Wsr,, trirnme |
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-10
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