The Manatee River Journal and Bradentown Herald from Bradenton, Florida • 1

Vol 2: BRAIDENTOWN MANATEE COUNTY FLORIDA THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 5 1889 No 1 CONEMAUGH THE FEAST OF CRICKETS THE RAG PrtKCR'S IRBUSTRY Bit 1 1DKXTO war AD VKIimEMBNTS Manatee River Journal IT COWDREY BRADENTOWN FLA HEADQUARTERS FOR First-Class Low HPirices- Cliriml hr a Calfc A well known Washington merchant lulls tho follow ing story on himself: llo was Lira clear up iu lira mountains near tho Tonncssco lino His mother died when lio was two month old nnd his father and grandmother him by hand in tlieir lonely cabin on mountain clearing miles from tlio nearest neighbor llo was chul in single llowing garment on tho Mother HubLird stylo umdo of homespun towclotli which wua lengtlieiinl as years added length to hi liiulM Ho never saw girl until ho was 18 That year ii terrible drought struck in and his father had to go ten miles down the "eovo" lo gel his corn ground Bo Ira yoked up tlio steers nud threw Kivenil bags of corn in lira bottom of dm curt Tlio lxy in his peculiar garment climbed iu and sat on the hogs I lo won going to a now and fur olf country and every sight wua a wonder Arriving at tlio mill ho watched with curious interest tho corn milking its way from tlio hopirar into tlio heart uf tlio stmio uud then spurt out in warm while jets into tho trough llo went outside and hiiw tho water jiour over nud (urn tlio lingo overshot wheel uud iraered witli sensation of fear into tiie dark mossy cavern into which lira wheel was forever ret renting On rising lit littlo disL-iuco lie spied a log cabin and shortly wandon-d over through the hrnsli'iii its direction A rail fcucu stopped his prog resa a couple of iixlsfmm tlm doorway and Ira leaned over mid looked There sitting out-iidu lira door on a bench were two girls Ouo ii spinning wool nud the other knitting They were the ui(Kt beautiful things lie laid over wen and I nearly died right there They saw liiiu aiul hiirl out laughing rl bis rcmiirkablo ap-IX'araneo Ira didn't know wind lo do hut thought il was probably lira Br thing to rlura at them and i liuck which Ira did with Tliis nmtiinl entertaimmad kept up for scum ten iiiiudcs when ouoof lira girls I'liighed co iianl aim lulled olf lira beiioll Ho lliought llmL was queer but jiml then Ira fell soumlbiug cold on lrL 10 t'-imcd riuiid As ho did train girls bricked with huighler and ran inlo tho bouse llo foiu-d (but Llm (uibl tiling on his legs was (lie muzlu of a bull calf that was r-bewing avay vigoi'ouily on wlait was left ol tho ar of bis ilii sa which Imd lx-en uliudkingly nmlibili'd hy (ho auiimd during tlm few inimi'ea Ira was staring at the girls Jbilai'1 icen more girls since ami Issirj IheirHiuih'S with greater equanimity Ho is ni si un i (f lira best dreasi moil iu Yiiiiliiuglou but Hail iii'ii witli tlm Imll calf ami lira girls will never Ini clVaecd ftiau his memory -Wasliingbiu Host 1 Square lx one Inch In upaiv 22 squares make a column Advuriixenientii luxcrted less than one inonlli $1 per square for Aral and SO cents Tor each subsequent insertion Advertisements not ninrUcd with the liumlier of limes will lx' inwrlwl until for-hid nud charged accordingly Ail miilrael lulvertixera whose nmount of sNice and length of time lira fixixl by ultovo rales will lx) required to coniine their advertising strictly llieirown busi-ness unless otherwise stipulated Legal advertisements si lawful nib's A llbiiiH for ml veil ixlng due idler first pidilicntioii of advertisement Isxiul iioticeH 10 cents ii line for llrxt insertion and 5 eenlx line fur each sulise-queut inuertioii Terms of Subscription $1 Ml If 40 One Year (u nh'iiw' Mix Months Tlin-e Monlli" GENERAL LMWLCTOHY UiljiUiKSlUWh Presbyterian Church Rev (Irr-hrn5 Pastor )Vr iees every Ituuday i 11 a mid 7550 in Prayer iinnilng on Tlsir'wiay eveii'uig 7150 h'nli'silli Fuller J- MuiieriiituVenl B'nMc't-vvn Rev KiV! l'iat'r vie-: c-e i' id e'ix'h fuii'dAy liioruii' i eei'i-g 1 1 ni'-l: iiiouf: id court lo i u-'! umool (verv 'it iV-iT'o M-toil Reovle Ve Si T''ia' 2nd My of Mrrclimnlisc Is cnmiik'tr carefully scliciori nml will lie sold citcupcr for Kiiiiiu qnitily of gnnd ILui uny thiT stuns in South Florida GUOOE1UE8 AT WHOLESALE 1 ktTi on band full supply of CORN OATS BRAN HAY MIDDLINGS FLOUR Meal Grits Bacon Lard Kerosene Oil Beef Sugar Coffee And other Staple and Fancy fin- iiWai Lowest Wlmlcsnn lii RETAIL DEPARTMENT In my Retail Pi'jvir'menl nnyllilng in (lie line of General Mcrc-lmmUnc eng always lx: had at prim Hint ilely finqictilinii EA 1)' Y-M ADE CLOTH INC My nek of Bendy Made limbing HATS mid CAPS BOOTS and blloKS will lie found complete Cigais and Tobaccos a Spscialty Call Examine and be Convinced No Trouble to Show Goods augGtMy A rioTrntlnn FkkIItrI Wilrh It CrlolirRtvtl with Hucli Uiilluuiiuia Many years ago no ouo known when or how- tlm custom was insti-luL'l nmong thn Florejitines nud con-tiuliui round ills: it of celebrating As-eension day at the "Qiscini" a Inigo park two miles in extent adjoining tho city oil tlio west There in broiul heautiful meadow siinvuudiHl by profusion and great variety of llow'crs ilio old and young of both sexes givo themselves up to full enjoyment of tlio day in tlio manner best suited to their various ages nud tastes Early in tlio nioniiiig tbousniuls of faces are turned towards tlio sceira of tho festivity and constant stream of jxsv plo cuter this delightful park to court lira gracious shade uf its line old trees and luxurious Bhrubliery or take xirt in tlio more lively and fntiguiug numbers of lira liberal programme oifored for diversion At 10 o'clock a proeossimi of monks may bo seen to start from an old and movo towurds Ht Vito Before entering lliochurcii tliey piuso jkiii an emiiiciieu overlooking tlio liuppy seenu below whilu a priest blesses the throng who purticimto iu it One of tho nmiiy niuusoiiients is tlio catching of crickets (grilli) nnd imprisoning them in diininulivo engyx made of wissl wire or cornstalk A leaf of lettuco or a few blades of gratis are given lira captive to cal between songs nnd if hcullliy nnd wull fed ho will lire nud sing for mouths This particular jxirlof tlio day's programme grew iu from year to year until iiunlly it became lira cliief feuluni of lira day nud now Ascension day is more commonly cal led by tlio Florcntinex tlio festival of tlio cricket (la feuta dri grilli) and while all feala days of lira jauiruredearto the Florentine none id so dear to tho children as "Li fi-tila dri grilli" mid tlieir bright fares limy he seen (o glow with pleasure us tliey ro-timi homeiii tlio evening in (MMsefasiou (jf tlieir little black mngslcra There exi'itcd formerly a laipei-sti-tiou to lira olfin't (hat if tlio liet grille din liefore a I'crtaiu day in tho ftilurii -two luonlhs fom the lima if its (Hpliir I iK'lii'vc lira was ('men Iidfi-tuiin to the poMiensor but if on lira cotiliury It slio'ild live ili aliiIRd lima then lira reviTso was to exiieebil Tbis mi-in'iitition isalill alrong among ccrlaiu of tlio contadiiii At noon thn games cease and all ait ('own lo Ilia family or "party rpreud" alien) as a center ineci: familiar three quart rush hound llaslr of Tuscany wino regnnla hi: Kiiriniiiidiug of solid foo-1 and pia-niu delieiieil with comphu eii' und Ix'ing eoiiMilled by IIkshi who surnaiml tlio "board" ho does his beat to brighten uud enliven lira nermann AfU-r tborougbly upireriativa dinner nnd welcome real lira order of tho day is resunmd and cucli oecupies tho ivmuiiider of tlio (lay to his own liking Along tho hroffl ah-idy av cuues may bo seen and heard veu dsrsof tho little eliirpiug lieatie und culling okI tlieir various ixiinls as "Eccoli Bignori I lsillo vyi Icnon buriloiiio New York Homo Journal Tlia Gananri at llwlr Wmlirl Pecontnniih'ses hnvo shown tlialtlra jirep' rat ions liir Id each in' tlio hair to "Ilio (klieiito golden sliudu so much admired hy tho comi eirelesof Euroixi and lira best society of Ilia United States" to quolu from a Iulx-1 on one of tho bottles all dexiid for their nation upon lira ditcoloririiig and cor resivo inlluenco of miHeent oxygen or niiseciil chlorino The Ixiwa used in thu various nostrums for this purpiNe aniiicroxidoof iiydroiruii aqua regia and hrouxers' cid of hydrogen is ilia mildest and most iiuincu oiik of tlm trio named It id a colorless liquid which destroys lira natural color of tho hair uud which if used lung enough turns it an unnatural grayish white it is rather expensive and in Ihoroforo used much less tluui tho two other acids It prcsluccs sores uion tho sculp and gives risu to skin complaiuts Unit resemble letter salt rlieum und scald lieiub Tlio two ucids are equally vile They attack und cut lira hair und akin alike Thu former tliey jxirtly bleach and jmi'lly bum to a iiundsomo gold color nnd lira hitler they stiuu to about tlm sumo lino as docs light application of iislinu Besides tho der mulologic troubles named they causn muludius hardly disUiiguislmblu from ccxumu and erythema Ono curious disease that they canso is influmina-tiou of tho culls of lira hair follicles 'lira cellular walls break down and lymph and often Lloud is cxlruvusut-oil in appreciable quantities All threo buses pnxluco fulling out of tlio hair and iremuluro baJtlncss Medical Classics reowuit Proprtiitori la miMla Tho iwnxant proprietors can neither pay tho money owing to lira government fnrlhuirland nor even the sluto and communal taxes uud lira lloggcil by hundreds for iionqiaynraiiL Iu ono district of Novgorod W)0 iicos-nuts were thus coudcmiind in 1887 Fivo lmndred and fifty laid nlrcudy lieon Hogged when tho inniioc'tor in-tereeded for tho remainder Wide sireel fumiiio is found over a great part of thu country usurers tho huiio uf ic'(siiut jiroprietoi-s in all countries are iu xjsscshioii of lira situation tlio Koul'iks and Jew mir eaters supply money on mortgage tlien foreclose uml when tho land is in their possession gel thn work dono for nothing us interest These bondage laborers ns they tiro culled are ill (art Klims and are nearly starved wliilo tho small pieces of In nd uro often reunited into considerable estates and their now owners consider tliey liavoouly rigid and no duties Meanliino as forced labor is at ail end tlio fain labor is of tlio worst xissibIo kind Tlio old land owners can get nothing dona they Imvo tried lo employ limuTiines bought by borrowing from the Links and are now unable to rejwy tlio money Tho umxir elasi Imvo k'ou ruined with no auvimtago to lira iNinetnei'lh IVnlury "Fljr to the mouiitaln' Fly Terribly miitr tlu cry i Thu etoctiia wul uf lit wire Quiren it likosenthuit lira Thu uuul of Ihu wouwu who aloud Uku to foM with thu Uuod Aiuwensi to the shuck Llko tlio eternal ruck ForalieBtajwl Wltli her liaiid on Um wlra Uuafnild FliutliLiif tho wlW word down lulu liui lower town la ilieni a tower yet whI bdoOut lutollui alloy nImiuhI uooo other (km hurt tho warning cry "Fly to tlio mountain' Kyt Tho water from ttwcmaugb line optusxl Ita awful Jaw Tlio dan wido On lie nwnntain aldop "Fly for your llfel oh Ayr Tluiy eu Id tin Uruxl tier noble 1 can stay at injr XMt and dla" Fhea to Awn with duly and death bear lu tlio dniwhig uf liuna1 breath "Kuruly my haudl Hold fast To tin mist uua Uum east gleotly niy wlrol do any Thai death uu Uui way Sutudy Klnsig wire I lio mrn Grand la tin irer you have" Grander tho aoul that eon aland Hutifanl til tnauhllug hand Grander tlio wtsivu who daraa Glory Iter high name weura muHHaKO la my lust Bind over Uu wire uud iwaaed To Uiu IMeuing sir uf tho IuimL Thu muuuluiu and tho Hlruud Hoverimmte tho cry "Kly fur your Ureal oh Oyt I aluy at my imot aiul Tin lurnmt luuk lur Qud knowa aU Fk'ruoly tin xavugti cturouW fall To inulleriiu eulni Mon euuut ttwir Tho Juno aly Niiillctli ovurhuad Godh will wo ieitlu-r n-ad uur cueu IXurer by irk iihnvi hero Ions Wo how tin head ami l'1iiki tlio "lYaoli ua ullliouKh wu dkx to HtuiuL'1 -ElUnhidl Uluurt rindM In liualuu TVauavrliib UjriiHiClo HuivnIIom nf C-iimoa I-iegcois professor of law at Nuucy lias 1 1 iiKio bsjcial study of hypnotic suggestion in tlio ivlation to civil and criminal law mid has published his results in a ivcent memoir Ilu lum i nude a lurj'u uumimrof ex-IXM'iineiils to establisii the Kssibility of suggesting eriiiKM wbieli tlio subject of sueli suggestion limy carry out wliilo ignorant of tlio inoiivo jxiwir (hut guidea their liamla following was ouo of Arm-ii' Viilh a revolver lie (ouk a el nii'lom from among tlio five or six somnambulists with him at IJcIxiult's To remove any possible ideaof pluy ho loaded tlm revolver and lired one shot in thu garden 'l'lieu he went inlu tlio house and showed to one of tlm subjects a ciiid just piciwd by tlm ball "in tluui a (piaeter of a iniiuito" lie saiil "1 Kiijstod to Mum tbu idea of killing Vl by pistol sboL Absolutely unconscious and is'i'foctlv docile Mmo uppeoaulied and liivil Ilu pistol Tlm commissiu'y qucslioiied tier immediately Him con-tiKMxl lit-i ci'imo witli complctu iudif-fcivnco sliol'illcd becauso slio did not iiko liiiu They could arrest lior Elio knew well wlmt awaited Imr Film wax imkcd if I Imd not suggested tlio idea of tlm murder aim Imd just committed Blmussuivd us tluit tliis was not so tlmt him was led to itnpon-laucoiiiily ai''l tlmt elm ilonu was to Tho Way to Catnli Him In IndiiL there is famous border froelxinter known ns Tiiiiliu Klieel who is tho cause of lunch trouble to lira authorities lie has long ixieu wanted but like Reollisli Rob lby TauLiu dis-s not seem to stand miieh in awo of tho iMiwem tlmt be A body of milivo x-licoEelout in pursuit of tlio robber and halted ut a spot near ouo of his favorite haunts During tlio halt a joined lira xTioa and Ids scrvjees were requisitioned bv tho olli ccr in command Tlm "burW" was after thu manner of harlmrs loquacious and talked fi'cely of the Daiaiit uud his doings lio uiid at last "there is only mm wuy of catching TunUm" "And how is eagerly usked tlio oflieer "In this wuy said the shaver cutting olf tho tin of tlio jemadar's nose "1 um TautM" Tun-tiu bolted off into lira junglo leaving lliu uiifortiimUi jemadar streaming witli blood Pursuit was iu vain Tlio inado good his cscux Bun Francisco Argonaut Dow It Fh'Ir to thn IlaMan KdltwA It is witli a mixed fueling of awkwardness and mmliiieaUon tlmt ono sees lira waiter flipping olf tlio crumbs upon llio tublo cloth wunring tlio cus-tur uud tidying up guneraVy and llien to feel him coming iicurer und nourur and to know tlmt at any moment maf coiiio Unit dreud interrogutoryi "Is cvorylliing sntisfuclory kirf whicii menus as plainly as language cun iiicuii unytliingi "Wlmt lire you going to give mu This is un ox-crucinliug cxmrieueo for a modest man especially when Ira has got just nnjiiey enough to puy liis score Boston Tiuuscripi No Bllrorhi Hare Graudinn Imd tuiight our to uuswer a gituil many Iiiblo questions and was fond of "sliowiiig him olf" On ouo of tlies oeeiuiions she usked him "Who was put iu lira lions' deiif "Daniel" was tlio prompt uuswer tlio lions cal Duiucif" "No" "Why!" Tlm answer should Imvo hixm "Because (bsl sliul llieir inouLh" but thu little fellotv reilevlud a minute mid llieu said: dess Daniel wasn't duod loeaL' roil Tribune Ilu Was Too PIohr "I Jiku my Mu inlay ochixil teacher" said tbe siuall hoy ul tho dinner table untf inquired Ura licud of tlio household "IJccaiiso ho is so all li ml pious Nothi'ig indefinite about tlmt cnticii-ui mnl if it sliould gel uiuiiuil lu tiie Uaeber's eurs it might do like no burin Of course lie would 1 Mo iuux hut it isjimt iKix-i'ilc I make bis piety a little iiiuv 'uuvina- iu tin-eyes of the (lrm'i'ii'! ('on givgationali-l Nuthlng Ton Its Thrown Away That la Not of Tm a tlia Itallana Rag picking isrlaily becoming more and more of an industry among a certain class of Italians iu Boston A Fiylight every morning 200 or more persons of both sexeri who dwell tho North end set out from their mis-' erablo quarters witli largo gunny bag slung acruss tlieir shoulders to over-liuul such nsh barrels and rubbish boxes us may bo found on street sidewalks and alleys Tlra majority of them have their regular routes and they make vigorous protests when any flncmuchmciit is made upon their territory Tlio men generally overhaul tho rubbish and impose upon tlra women the task of lugging the lgr which are often os largo when filled as colton Itales Having a load as largo as can Ira carried they nuiko tlieir way to the shop of some favorite junk dealer in the neighborhood of cither Causeway Charlestown or En-dicotl streets Having reached a junk store lralli men aird women dump tlra content of their hags iiito tlra gutter end assuri the urtieles Bottles bools rags I junk pud inner slock ura carefully inspected The lluliuiis having received tlieir money for tlieir goods e'u: I olf on nnolher trip Their daily I'uruinga rarely exceed fifty cents If llu-y make a dollar it is considered mmsnal luck Liquor bottles oT ordinary itscorea drug in Boston junk and enm-inainl only quarti-r or half a cent apiece Then) was a lima when saloon keeK)rsiaid lira junk men two or three eents apieco for I hem and afterward Bold them lociislomers wlm purchased liiiimr for live ami ten cents Now sail mu keepen never think of charging a customer for a Lager hcci1 are tlra 1 acceplnMa lu Ihe junk iI'mIcis ck tin can get a jpxsl price for them esj-ecially in lira summer fi'oni wlmli-salu beer LiUlers A junk pays M'i'liaps two or edits for n'h a bottle and lira whuh-s-dcr givs him live or six cents Oil' it Tiie I utce charges his customers ten cents lor each bottle wlran ik lit -ring li'fr brer by tho case mnl refniul- money if noiiu or lira IhiMI-s arc when tho wise is ret rued J-kupIv alo and ioi-ler Liitles and Littles uro ulways readily to tome Ix-er bnUlcrs Medicine Littles ure of liltio value Old shoes and Lmls are carefully examined by lira iLaliaus and if any are IhougliL lit to lieivnaircd they are bikcii lo iiomc sceond baud dealer who tnirjlicii them up and sells llram whenever an opportunity presents Woruiiiil slices lire purelinscu by tho junk ilealci-s fora trido uinl are sold in large quantitie lo ei'Mtomci's who grind them up and make shoddy IciitheroM of them Thi hoJdy Imsiuedis has grown rapidly of lute and there is girad demand for old (ojisand upiicra fnim lira manufacturers Old riilrbcrs are also ground up und Lira material made over into new rublier After rags hive Ixicn purchased ten or a doxen of (Ira juuk man's employes men uud women make A second assortment of them They are separated hy color texture cleanliness and conditioner material 'lira drat quality of wlito linen und cotton rags Is packed lightly in ImiIcs by hand machinery and suld to such xixir iiinnufiicliirers as may liavou demand fur them They are Llieu put through certain processes und traule into HiK-r Tlio colored rags are also pressed into Liles and nrs disposed of to inuniifaclurerd of shoddy cloth Tlra larger quantities of wbtlo xi)or pickixl iiji froinasb barrel und gutters ure made over into new xi)cr Browu iusir iu mode into iper Uxird stock Tlra soup grease manor tiie fertilizer manufacturer buys the Laics wliilo lira major Kirl of lira old iron mainly horseshoes is taken by lira various forgo works und foundries iu and uhuut Boston Tlio industry of (lie Ilulinu rag pickers lins given an impetus tho junk business in Boston Nothing Hint any Lxly throws nwuy or casts olf escapes their eyes or hand They live very cheaply and sloop together in separate gangs Tho women are ns active strong and vigorous as the Boston Herald luma Fmiuuus Dauillwh Puch men as Aristotle Marcus An touius Bir Jliuiiilircv Davy Ijord lYilmcrston Byron Thackeray and our own Gcorgo Washington were regular dandies in tlieir day while oven in our own limes uien like Conk-ling Ilill uud Tildeu were exquisite in tlieir dress Uf lira present New-York bur L'linuuoey Dciraiv ono of lira leading spirits is also one of the bust dressed men of that citv with Dun Dougherty lute of the pliia bar and how of nntiomil fame a close second Of the Philadelphia bar BrowBtoraltornoy general under President Arthur was during his life one nf tlio best dressed men being sur-ixisnod in this i expect only by Ilicbard Vaux another leader of the same ter There is great deal of dilfercnco between a dandy and a dude for while dandy dresses only wlran lie lias nothing else to do a dude does nothing elso hut dress But a man nmy dres elegantly without being either and tbis is tlio happy medium lo bo sought American nar)uli la tha Bra The aborigines of the Chatham islands bury their dead in tlio saa When a Usligsman dies tliey put a baited rod in his hand und after lushing him fust iu a bont sendiiimadrifC Among tho Norsemen Lite great chiefs when (lend were placed with much pomp nud ceremony on tlieir war liiipa and sent out lo sou and similarly among tho Boa Pyaks a dead chief with his favorite weapons and the best part of Ids property is placed in his cauoo and casludrift It is tlra custom of samo tribes of modern Guinea on tbo western coast of inter tropical Africa lo throw tlieir dead into tho sea By doing so they think they ha vo got rid of corpse and ghost Now York Xolegmm Goods at HERMAN GL0G0WSKI AXD- ii TAMPA FLORIDA Comer Franklin ami Washington St Dyke's Block Il'iVl fill' -33 raidonto n- Jeal Estate and Insurance Bureau FATABLIrfllEp 1887 A CORNWELL I AGENT AND MANAGER Nolarv Public Bprwcnling Lire Accident nnitFiru Insurance Pomp-inlcs with aggregate iubcU of over 000000 HAS FOR SALE 300000 Acres of Land in Manatee County i the iiutliorizwl Agent of the FJoriilfl Southern 11 Oo South hioriun II Co I mul liir sale $Isr to fAG in ltifgo or small tracts To ncruuis srekiiii Ibmies or liwlmeiii bi Floridn liiix Agcnry affords the lx-s 3lmSr Wllleii to inm-hw-n It offem the cream ol tho most desirable imertv for mile In urn! around Ihiddent-own iL'llMVNM Negotiated Tiller Examined mid all Legal Pnpws Carefully d1-Imrgex Mxlernlc migJOiy I fVslur Servler 2nii nlu1 4ili Mi ll ii'V enei I'io'itli IX' a li anil 71)0 SahiK'lii wins)! 'I' Young at il eifc l'niyei imrling isiury Tliiiiwii'y eviaii'g l'iiluici Ri'niiiig dull meoln every Friday evening n' WANlTi'K Mdlimlixl (Jimreii Ik'V A A Robinson Pasltr Services evuiy Sunday ol ill mill 750 pra Sablxitli selirxil A Curry V'qrT iileiulont ill I5IW) in every Wwluuiliiy evening at 7 SO Collage iiravu' Jiveliug every U'lL unley Mar Ire I tilt'! No SI A Dr Piilol JL 15 Wynll Sef-retrry ruvt every Su'iuili on or I i-(-Ihe iuli tiiiKin Sirivilci! River Tfix'jra fimv1 Temp'iif No 27 every FridiiV evening t't'riKilmi A o-uriniim nicclK every Mmulay evia'iig I'AlMA SoiA HAY Union Services 2nd IVtltliril by Rev (5 II Wyait Hiiiiljuth ly Rev 11 Joiimam iluptl't imA UOi Union (ilinpel- -Mervieex on Hie 41 it Frn-dny in naeii nioiilb Rev Galee Sunday H-luxil every Miii'xiili OllANtiK JlilXiR Union firrviucs on tlio lat Sunday by Rev li Gitei KMKNTOK Union Sei'viceH lrit and Srd SiuidayKat II a lnand 7510 in by Ilnv Iveiiuei'y Meihodist Kiblmlli selnxil ill 55 in Ii I'ntleii Prayer lirrctiug every Vodimwhiy evening lit iSO No regular up mini nient for preaching liy any oilier ihaiominullou' TKItlliV cm Seventh Day Advent irta lioid Sublmtli w-liiMil every Suiurday lit tlio school ltonse at 10150 iv in followed ly a pnyeruml xiudal niucling 1) fililis Elder (J Newman SiiixTiiilendeiit MANATEE COUNTY OFFICERS Wiiiihlsliof Pulmelto ('o Judge II AV'vnlt of Braldeiitown ('ir-cuit Poini (lu rk A Watson of Manatee Sheri IT John Ij Hough ol Manatee (to Treofl li II Pullen of Ellenton Tax Aiw'r Tvler of Braidenlon Tux (loll'r Judge Ginlmin of Iiraldeiilown (lounlv Meluxil Siliierbilendeiit II Johnson of Simisoln do Riirv'y COUNTY (HMMIIillOKKIlH (Japt Joiin Foignrty Glmlritum Murphy Jisuph II Iveunedy draw ford Pariili II Vmiiliix' COUNTY SCOINtli IIOMli) Dunham Chairman A Wilson A (Vniiwell Young CorilT CAIICTIKH Cm CliilTIT (I A Himwn of Bartow Ti'dre Tims Wiitxjn of Bartow Stnteij Ally HITINfl TKIIM Manatee domily 3ul Monday March ilillHljoraugli dmrly 4th Monlay in March mine dounty 3nd Monday In Anril IIermindil dmiute ist Mimday In May l'olk County jMomhiy in'May KAITi TOUM Ilernmulo Comity l't Mon iay in Octo lxr i fV: Cofuly fTd IJonday Ii Oetolmr Polk County ikl after CdW-irlay Li Oct olicr Mniiutmi Cor lily 4'Ji idler Tri kiMiiaiy in letjlier i'i'iinly ti Vn uiav in Dcctm lH SlnrvliiK I ha Trrlli Teeth are jniit r'i rosily starved to death as lira slomiieli In one way it is a blowing to have lsicn Irani nf pisir pare uta wlmt food tlm jsrar givo tlieir children is nf tlio variety that goes to liiidra ht nmg bones aiul teeth It is tlraoiitsido of oil tlio grains of all tlio ccrenl fexsis tlmt rontuins Bio carbonate and pbosphnlo nf liiuo nml traces nf other nirihy salts which pout sh the bony tisanes nud build tbg fnmo up if wo do not furnish to lira teeth of lira young Hint pabulum limy require limy cannot pwibly Iki built up It is Ura outsido uf enrti (sits wlicat Ltr-ley and tlio like nr tho hrau so called tlmt wu sift away mid feed to the siviim that tlm teeth actually require fur tin ir proier iiuurLIimeiiL Tlra wisdom of man has proved In folly in every siumiR'diiig geiieiidion nf teeth vliieli Issramu mure fragile and weak Them (louring mills uro working destruction upon tho teeUi nf every nmu Woman and child who pnrluko of thoir (lira lraltcd flour They sift out tlra carljoimtoH nnd the phosphides uf linra in order that tliey limy provide tlmt (lno whito (lour wlueli is proving a whitened sopul clicr lo tocllu Oatmeal is ono of tho Imst food for supplying tlig teeth with nourishment It iiiikes the doiitino ccmentum and enamel strong (lintliko and ahlu to resist all forms of decay If you have children novor ullow any wluto bread upon your kiblo Bread mudo of wliolo whisut ground not bolted so that tlio bran which contains tlra mi nuto quantities of limo is present is best To uuiko a good wholesome' nourishing bread tuko two Irawls or wheat meal und nno bowl of whito nr hollod Hour (liid iimko by tho iihiiiiI procciw Noth to brown bread for bone and tooth building 'lliis is mndo out of ryo ineul and corn mcnl Baked beans too bnvo a considerable supply of them limo suits and sliould boon your tuldo hot or cold threo limes a v'ttk In brushing tho teeth always brush up and down from tlio gums instead of across Brush away from tho gum and on tho grinding surfuco of lira American Analyst Troon of Haullag Dead llodloa In reply to a question of an old sub scriber wo would stalo that Dr 1L Harvey explained his dry process for tho trealmout of dead oouiosot tho International Congress of Medical Jurispriideuco iu Now York In his nKW-d nmusoleum decomposition roughl about by currents of dry air which nlx-orh tlio gases nud liquids of tho Ixsly Thcsn gases are after ward dcstniyed hy Are but tbo body itself remains for an iuucUnilo period in dry nnd jmrf''i'l Dr p'iier more particularly referred to tlio preservation of medico-' legal evidence in criminal cases by tins of tho dead Knelt evidence wu relumed by tliis method of burial ho said more completely tluui hy nny other disposition of the body Tie method also avoids the hxitlisomo features of curtli burial It is freer from such features Ilian cremation Tlra sepulchers are to bo constructed on a mivisivo scale to lust for many years nml tliey eon be placed within tlra limit or populous cities it ixsnid wittmiit dotriurant to lleralu of lloalth 1872 1889 17 WM IN THE BUSINESS My Block tviiii never so (Viiipleto au now FURNITURE Of nil Rlylesnml lnlxl rmlternx now in stock I visit the Furniture markets yearly nml so can Koop Up to tho Tlmos W- UNDERTAKING is a Npceially and gimranteo all coses or no charge LOVENQREEN Hjiarkiimii Hloek TAMPA FLA Patten House BRA it) UN TOWN FLORIDA Tills Mouse entirely new nml is tilled up fur tin eouifort mi1 pi: vuie'in nf Pitriimneul mnl Tra'inieuL ikiriei Fire-ji'ncu in nil the rooms liiVe Hupjii-diiiti th wry Bt'ti CHARGES VERY MODERATE The House Is plearantly ril-i di-: on the ixiuk Manatee Stlvor ay mm lmn-dnnl yunls of sUNiiuei- whan' end pos'of line limits simplhsl Tor uro ef guest Fishing unexcelled PATTER uu301y.