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,ur cine. Sbr perbdltnismdsio nidt IN.

nur cine. Sbr perbdltniBmGBig nidt I'M.
beoeutenoer Irieb 5ur 3einlibtsit. Sn
Der Bortisrlpge, bic a la vue de tout lie
monde it, iiebt es meiit iebr lauber aus.
DIeie Sauberfeit eritredt Iih iogar aud
auf bic intimiten Gnribtansen berIeIben.
Crit fiirsli6 ertbeiIte mir ei1 Concierge
Gbepaar in einem Sauie, iif tpeIdss ia
ipat einorIngen ntuBte, an ieinem breiten
Gbebette Auoiens. Die 8ettipdI6e ioz
iuobl ipie bieleniSe bon WonIieur uno
DlaSame, Die ibre gteise teinesipess Dor
mir perbarG tuarsn bon nulterbaftsr
Sauberteit.
Oleie giseihdaft BAT ibren suten
8runb. Der Bortierltanb retrutirt fi6
bier IN Bart5 bielfah aus 6ltersn 2obns
olenern aus llntsroffBieren Der Nrmee,
aIio aus perionen, oeren Stano eS nit
iib brinst itsts cine sstpiiis Sauberfsit
Su iiben, Die i6IiebIidb sur suten 9sppbns
belt 9etporoen lit. Qluh Uta6ane bate
tpenn tie aud fsinsi 2urus ais ,,jeu9e
file" treiben fonnte,. TN SeIbitsrbaI=
tunsStriebe auf cine eepiiie Sauberfeit
Su 1eben. 9tuS oem Seben unter elnem
getuiilen Srude, Gem vDtoniieur uno Uta=
bane" Dor ibrer@oncieree- Garriere ausgez
iest tpareu, ertlGren iib Oenn AUDI bic anz
oeren @barattsrsgiesn tpie lie li1
in Der DerbdItniBmaBIs freien 4ortier=
GrtIten3 entlpifeIn. Der Goncierse 1T
auf Der einen Ssite unteripilrIis uno pers
i9Iasen, ouf Der anoeren onmmoreiit bis
fredb.. 2tle5 BARI man beim Goncierss
iu9en, nur feline 8utmiitbisfeh. Die
Srau, tDelde Der Bprtisr beiratbet, benn
er muB perbeiratbet ieien, muB bic @isens
i6aften Der 8abeI bis 3ur @sburt So
iepbS babsn. SinberIOiistsit 1T Die erits
Gisenidaft tuel9e BON einen 8ortiers
gbepaare esfor6srt tpiro. Die fIsine 9lrs
beiteriu, aud tpDbI bic aellnefin aus bent
Auartier 2atiu, na9bem iie Iia ausse=
tobt eupet neiit in Der 8orttsrIpBe, ur
I'M alerbin98 iebr porserilften glIter bic
tueenSbafte, meiit iehreifgrIu9.ise ,,Blrs
germ" beraus3ubeiBsn.
GInen 4ppeu scssn oa8 8snsbmen bes
GoneierSes siebt Is ni4t: bintsr ibm
1tebt Der Btrtb, ber ItetS feline Bartei
nimmt. 9o4 BON Oisism uno bon Der
Dlan!puIation Ses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i'm 2anos Der Jreibeit Elm anoerss DIAL.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23
gIsae teGnifdje Grftnounsen.
Bon Sr. 0uifaD 9rluinifein.

Gin StaIiener, Dr. Gnrico 8ernabi,
bat einen neuen Wiptor erfunoen, Der
i3einbdr baS BrobIem bes Perpetuum
mobile loft. Gr bat ndmIi1 spsi eenau
8Iel4Iatuere 8laSfuSsIn bur9 ein ytobr
perbunoen, bann Aetber binsingegpIIen,
bic SuSeln Iuftleer ssma6t u. susei6moI,
Sen. 9tG9oem man nod bic &ugsln nit
feiner Gn3e besogen, brinst man nun in
Der Dtitte beS 9tobreS eine glre an, tau6t
bic cine GuseI in ein 8sf6B NIT Bailer
uno 6ann brebt man ben 9lpparat 70, rat
Die anoere aussI in baS 98aiisr toulnt,
ipdbrenb Die eritere na6 obsn itsbt. Sept
Derounitet bas III psm 8ass3sug entbal:
tene Mailer, e8 fonoenIirt iib in Der Rus
gel gtetberbampf iie tpirb Ihtperer UNI
iinft na9 unten. 0aOurb tritt bic ans
Dere &useI aus benz 0aIler, uno bal
Spiel tpieoerbolt Ii9. 8ernaroi bat nun,
inosm er bret ioI9s 5pftems an eine Ore
bsfsItist bat, bic 8eipssung III cine bre,
benSe pertpanbsIt uno treiht NIT isinenl
9lpparat cine flsine llbr. gu elmer gro.
beren 8raftIeiltuus ipirb es trpbL Der febr
iinnreibe Apparat faum bringen, unt
tpaS oaS 8erpstuum mobile anbeldnst ID
oarf man nt9t itberIeben, oaB eas .lSaiIet
irnmer tuieoer erneuert tperoeH rauB.
I'm 8etpebe gesen 6dulntB ~ fbtbcil,
empfiebIt BirOn cine 9Iufl0iuns BON rui'
itIbsni 8irfentbeer in 4ItoboI
Die Gepebe iOaen DaOurp mil
siHertt iebr feinel uuo biesiamer
I2dt ttsfsSSen fpersri, SDsE1sr bic syur.
ben in feiner g9eile perdnbert un6 BIZ
@etpebe auh nibt briidi8 ma6t.
Sn Saroinisn mill man beoba6tet pa,
ben, baB 6oI1 peIbeS einias Gage in
elmer fonSentrirtsn SaI3IOiuns ssIessu
bat, ii9 niGt mebr tpirft unO ni6t mebl
reiBt. Bei ben unannebmIibfsiten
ipel9s baS Rsibsn unb Q8erfsn bes sol:
seS psruria6t iuiirOe rieie 8soba9tuns,
iuenn iis iidb Esltatist bon bObem Sns
tereiIe lein.
Q8ObI manbem unIsrsr 2eIer tpirb eS
tpobI idOn unansenebm sepeien iein,
penn ibm Der 8eLlnsr einen Geasr Suppt
sebradt bat unb sr geIsben bat tpis be-
benz Irasen Die Suppe in MeIlsnbepe'
euns SerIetb umo babel ben Oaumen bsa
aeIlnerS berttbrte. Dies iolIen in gu
funft Geasr rsrbinbern tpel9s inner
einen ettpaS bsrpOrItebenoen Ganp baben,
10 oaB, tpenn etlpas bon Der 6Ililigteit
auf ben duBersn 9tano fommt, ss ni9t
tpieoer in Dsn IeIIer surudflieBen fam.
S@LiebIi9 tpoIlen tplr nod Der 4nipen'
6uus Der GlsttriSitGt 3ur automatil1er
5euermeIOuns, bur4 Ssrrn ". Gbarpen'
tier, Grtpdbnuns tbun. Sc lit Elm iIcIir,
ter Gupferprabt, Der einen .goI Der sleftri'
ihen StromIeituns tiIoet uno Elm Bun.
bel Supferordbte, beuen elm Drabt Dor
iebr Iei6t fIuiiigem 0tetaa beisesebeu 1T.
ipelbes ben anoeren ppI biloet. SpbaIr
Ii9 bur1 in Der 1lGbs brsnnen6es SSsue,
Die Gsnperat,lr auf 500 ftsissrt, idmIlsi
Der 0rabt aus letbt ihmsISbarem Wtetaa,
unb Oisie iameIssnOe Wtahe itslt Die Ger'
binbunS Der beipen PoIs Der. sSn benz
isIbsn Moment tpirO Elm 2autstpsrf II
Ibatisfsit ssisst anb 10 bas Gsusr ss'
msIDet.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23
Flos medicinae.

5Brcfe6or (bosiren6): Der CLAUDE, baB
5unoefett Elm unfebIbareS Niittel ssgen
Die SdriRbiudt lei, ipar frlber i'm 8pife
eiH ipeitoerbreitster. ytod bis in bic ers
itea Sabr3ebnte unferes s5abrbunbsrts
binetn fiibrten besbaIb Die Apotbefeu
Sunosfett i'm 5nnoperfauf, oa8 Matilrlid
meiit INNER nur gang semsines 5au8fstt
mar fDie es isos 9lpOthsfsrsfraa islbit
anlebte.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23
geint uoGen Safe.

gs ipirb ieet p6IIis CUR gsanis
Sei uniern Di9terlin9en,
9aB MIR beim polleu i5aHe 1ie
glo4 ibre &ieoer iinser.
sic treten nit 8ebarrliHteit
Sin perm Gnafrepn's Stapien;
90 oft elm 8srs, eth HeIm geoeibt,
gEupp bia-eiH 54Iad pom 3apfsnl
gluh i9 bin Didtsr un5 beim 5ab
8srbrins' it9 irob Die Stuneea;
Seoo1 aus meinem Tab bas 0ab,
9as ionnte mir nieat munoen!
Drum ipar it lestbin aud fiiripabr
9luf's qsin!islite betrofien,
alls Gines bDbnte aus iener Shaar,
SD batte Iinte eeioffeni
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23

Der grsa6nig bon Wsitfas
len, 9ieronpmuS Bonatatte, iudts bes
fanntli6 in einen. tdsIiden Hhsintrsins
Babe Elm itdrfenbes NsitteI segsn isine,
aus Iusidtueifins bsrporssbsnbe Sors
peri6pdde. 6cbalo er auf Neiien in
elmer Staot anIanete, truroe-~ bort ihon
bon isinsr roraussesilten DisneriAoft Gin
ioIdes toitipielises 9ao fur itn in Des
rsitidaft sebalten. alS Sisies aud in
graunfatDeis ssi&ab, essins bort fsIssn.
oes gpiercnln
aalin, iommt e in bic Staot
90 ninslnt er aud Elm Hao.
DsB fren'n mir uns niGs psnie -
Das iit bod NOD Elm R5nio,
Der ~ esnai4sa kat
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23
Sad(t[dje Eranm6ifosr.

SD iab I'M Oroom en- i1.parssn 8ubslbunS,
Ser beIlt ssal itnb tmnler rbns @runo;
Di isinenl sliiden iaS Il junser Saun
alrt nee, bas trar iu i4redlid aneidau'n!
SD iab I'M Drpcnt ,tpes Nifsn i'm @ebiid,
VI Ecber i9waag sli GrcBen GleOsrmii9,
Die finsen pletliA an it6 sn perbau'I, -
aIh nee, oas mar su idrsdlit afseldau'n!
SD lab Inn broom bie narfennlaib NIanon
Ger fiaf ne 5fsnsabel i'm @blslson;
aln ibrsr Sarfe baunteIt d Jsabaui,
W@ ne, hes mas ~ j9ssHlisf aHlsidan'ni
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23

Die sseen Germ Gaufmann Ssig
U(spsr ausseftOBene geIeibi8ung roaB
bemielben gu einem RinfeI nur nod bie
Saare febIten" nebne i'd biern,it reuig
surild nno erfldre, baB beuIeIbsn 3u sineln
Pinfe[ nitbts mebr feblt
giorobauIen 80. Sftpber 1888.
u. &rdntbeim.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23
TrppifGe GauLbeit.

Tliiils 8retpis (iibt leienD in Der
BeranSa. Sic bat ibren Arn iiber bic
8ruItuns SeIegt eS fdnst su resnen
am: Dio0, nimm' bod msinsn Arm bsrs
elm! Sisbit Gu ssnn mat, saB sS
resust
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23
Gin gifO.

@ebtnin Dn NOD bes SiinsltneS, brannsGsdDne,
Der einitinois DID ein bploes 2isb ssnarsHt,
DEB iiiEe Ncrts BON benz Soft Der Zone
Sn tpunbulame Msgoois os6annt2
Gr iab Did bsi BEN 6iden @utien ivieess,
l1nS atsrnsal8 srfttrf' itn ienes DiIs:
Den dnssn vaatsa Une ostsHntl
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23
Wannigfaltiges.
Das Bette 70 M mt nod.

BstsrIsn 8at, be SIpf is tein unb
Du IiSit al DtorSenS beiOpsn i'm &Dnns
iteeN!
9IheIbef: : O9 bat is mod nefs, DO
nubt mi erlt put gIbenO UNI teiu ieb'n!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23
8ebarrIi9 teit fabrt sum
SteI.

0idter MafierIins dsine bsf.fte Suss
befIeiOung multernbl: 0anf unsrmioIis
dem nebe.Iaufsn allsr bisliser 8srIeser,
bate id NIT meinen Di@tunssn enblib
bas bO<e 3ieI meinsr MlnIae srrei9t:
yelnen rsiBsnoen Abiab."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23

Der geFs lsbt in einem vunbefannsen
9anbe", Die l2irtbIdaftsrin tpurOe gum
GeufeI geiaet, uno Serr 8entier .. bat
in ieinsm neuen TsItamsnte iein gsianms
teS 8erm6sen fur bic Grri6tung zines
8roBartisen eIsftrostbsrapeutii4 Sniti.
tuteS beItimmt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23
Sonft unb iett.

Sriiber sinssn Die Stueentsn itsts nit
einem rieiieen ROter ms GoIes,
Sest Ssben bic Stubenten itets nit einsm
rieIisen aater nibt in's Golles.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23
gprf9IaA Aur Cute.

yDonueripettsr = bsut' is meinsr SI=
len 9tGmensfeIt = nit tudt meenite, fol-
i'd tbr benn anienebm ibsrraIden 2"
y9dnS' Dir uIf !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23
Ebaringif6.

,,glber Dtsier, tpaS baben Sic mir Senn
I'M 9aupibup ssmaG!2 Iaes, aLles faIib
auS9ere9net !"
osSa, iUiiisn Sic, Ssrr grinaipaL i'm
8e6nen oa bin i9 Sic ndmIi5 auber
- aber E Summes.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23

iloIirenben 9tobbaormatrabe in bein 9brs
per bes in ienem Warterbette SdIafenben
beitdnbise Snbuftionsltrpme eraeuste,
ipsI9e bieism ieIbIt iib ni9t bemertbar
ma6ten aber allmaIis iein sefammtss
glerpsnipitem total 3srrilttstsn.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23
2um Gheaterfrah.

S6auipielsrin SD babe entiekli6s
Ineit bic Blbne su bstretsn, bsnn es eibt
70 pisls Mdufe i'm Ibeatsr.
Romifer: Sa ieitosm tsine 2aR' in's
Gbsatsr gebt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23

lieutenant SDre NAL S6afsfopfS i6
CLAUDE Du fannlt ben lieutenant nod
ri6t NAL bonn llutsroffisier uutsrldsibens
gtefrut: gu 8efsbl Serr SeItnant,
an be 8iIbung.
lieutenant: 80, na ipieio benns
9efrut: Der Serr rlnteroffi;ier
i6umpft mir O4ie, Der Serr Seitnant
aber nennt mer mebrl4teutbseIs bios
S9afsfopp
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23

u. Kal. brom. in BuIpsrform gr. O,5 pro
dosi. Sn crei Tagen Deripra6 i'd, n,eine
drstIl4e 8iiite Su tpisbsrboIen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-03-23

aber nennt mer mebrl4tentbseIS bios
S9afsfopp
Brins gugen fam emit na9
S6ipeinfurtb. AIs eine Oeputation oes
WtasiItrats ibm ibre 9tuftpartung ma6te,
duBerte er feline 8eripuncerung, DaB man
BET ietner 4nfunft feline &anonen seIDit
bate. Ser Biirsermeiiter, Elm ipabbaFz
ter Mann, ertpiOerte, iie bdtteH bunbsrt
nrlddeu 5u eteier llnterIallnng gsbabt.
2tnf Die 6rase bes Brinaen, tpe[de biefe
iein tDnnten, ertpiberte Sener Die erite
lit neil mir feline Ranonen haben; bic
Sipeite, tpeiL"--y9 y9lun, untsrbrab ibn
Der Yrin1 yoann tuiI i4 Gu5 Die iItris
gen SO erIahen.
Der Mff' ais 2Ifer. 9lus
Oberbehen ipsiS Die ,,&oI1. 3tg." Elm
Stad9sn .5u er;dbIen, oaS in tpeitsreH
!4reiisu befannt su tpsrben pereisnt. 8og
eiuiger 3eit fam in ben syIeden ssrolss
bauien an Der Utain=0eiersBabn elm
Stdlteuer NIT elmer OrBel, besIeitet bon
elnem gtffen, 3ussrsiit uno fetrte Bel benz
8aitirirtb ST. ein. Der SStaItener bra9te
Die 9ta4t in oeiien 8ebauiung gu uno
aI5 er il@ oeS DIprSsns nit isiuer SrgeI
uno bem Affen proouSiren fpia, obne porz
her Die 3ebe gu beSabIen, leete Der Mirtb
ieIn Seto Elm, erIt besablen. 9o9 bies
mar ni9t m6sIi4. 9ia9 Ianeem Sins
unc 9erreben miro benz StaLisner sussz
itanben, Die OrSeI mitsunebmen. ,,9as
ATfenDieb bino' mir i'm Seller an, bis Der
Wsann ipieoerfommt uno beSabIt feline
3e4," tpareu ces seitrenssn @irtbeS
gSOrte. Ser 9tfs iiebt nun, tuie i'm
aeler oil ben psriGieeeniten Sdia
fern Se3apft miro, madt iits
bon ieinen Seiieln Ips mb besibt
iib munter baran Die Srabnen I6mmts
!i6er Safer ouf5uDreben unb er85bt it1
an benz &aui9sn unb 6epIdtIgsr Der
oeri9iebeniten SIuiIigfeiten @ein,
4epfsItpein, 8rannttpein, Stun, getroa
Isum Del &c. GnSli6 fommt ipiebsr See
maio in ben Seller unS iisbt ale Grabnen
laufen uno ben Ifen oben auf sinsnt
Sab. Sest sinS eine S5aso auf ben arnen
WlIletbGter los. 9erIeIbe tpirb aus benz
unterIteu Stof in ben eberten gebeBt,
bis berieIbe enblih einen 9lusipes bur6's
Jsnlter auf Die Dunsitatte finoet. Bon
bier tDia Der Nffe in einsn Stall flihten ;
2iaeS f1reit, baltet ibn, fanSt ihn, uno
in benz Diomsnt ais Der 9lffe in ben
Stall fprineen iuia, tpirft elm Subrfnedt
(our6 bas @eiarei aufmerfiam eema9t),
Die Staltbure gu, Der 9Iffe iif seiansen
unb toot ipdbrenb Der sansen sSaao
Iaufsn i'm Geller bic sSdiIer insz
nter mebr aus. gnbIi1 fommt
nun Der StaIiener unh min feline aehe
besabIen uno rsflamirt ben Qlffsn. Altt
ben srbBten SdimpfiDorten &c. ipirb Der
Staltener reidti1 resalirt bod sper gibt
ibm ieinen 9lfIsn trisoer Der sstaliener
tDiro fIasbar uab perlanst ShabenerIat,
Der gSirtb ipiro perurtbeiIt. sSnsfpi5Hen
bleibt Der sStaliener in einem @aitbaus in
N. auf llntoiten bss g2irtbs rubig lies
gen. Der Die Soften, Den llIfsn unb pieIes
anoere besablsn mub. g9ie rerli6ert
tpurse, lit Der BroSeb bis ans NeiAsaes
ri9t eesansen. Q4ie man nun asuers
sinss bort, betommt Der BrOseB Elm Nad-
ipis!, ba Der gSirtb iid .peigern iou, su
3ablen inbem berielbe iih baranf beruft,
er babe oen Affsn nidt setDotet, ionbern
Der Gubrtnsdt aus g8. Was nun bars
aus fpeiter trlre Dber eeiuorosn If, bat
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eit J MsIili [ NIdftsr, |"
aas ssnutassbIat bss encnnat golfsblatts fssb IN
untsrbaIhsss sepsbmst unb ssinsn 4 saupte
sdaIia burd bic xrsffiatet bsr bar, ssrSsntli4ssa
Grsdbuuscn aus.
asslsgiAe 8aftsr uas @o&tnbIatt AT eins gbrsfs 50
tw Sabr.
@res ss.oo Der sasr ssrtafrei. slsa garppa $40
per syahr, psrtoFrsi.
GirssIne y1nrnsEn: UirS Gxns, ivoirr bas BIattAen
fstii1eH alscHnstsn tls4 ss Trassr n's 6aus esIIp
ferf ipsrb
@sIsisnbunsen fSnnsn per .wloass Dsesr@ pbsr rets
nrirtsn Drief auf infer gutto sema4t psrsst.
OLE CINCINNATI y1igsslAg? COMP AAssis
BOX 1AlAy
Cincinnati. Chir.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-22
THE NORMAL SCHOOLS.

Superintendent Russell is doing a
grand work in his efforts to provide
higher instruction for our teachers,
and appearances indicate his trium-
plant success. In default of Uni
versity, which is impracticable at
this stage of our growth, the Nor
NAL schools furnish the best instruc-
ton attainable, and a system of
Teachers Institutes in Florida will
be of mcalculablc benefit to the
State.
Palatka must look well to her lau-
rels if she would secure an institu,
tion of high order within her neigh.
bOrhood. Our correspondent shows
st. Augustine is awake and
moving, and her liberal offer, il
made to the State authorities, will
go far in deciding the choice of 10.
cation.
A good school would secure fOl
our town fifty new settlers at once
tits the great need of the day, because
its many moral advantages would
bring with them much of the material
wealth which goes so far in impress
ing the utilitarian spirit of our gen
Grafton. Palatka is richer in purse
than st. Augustine, does she fail tc
realize the opportunity?
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-22
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Charles O'COnnor's fine estate on North
Shore, including his fre-proof library
building, will pass by bequest into the
hands of the Roman Catholics of Nam
tucket.
Franz List, who is now at Welmar, is
in excellent health for his seventy-four
years, but has injured his eyesight by
writing music, and is obliged to employ
an amanuensis.
Marshall Mcmahon lives now in very
quiet, unObstrusive way in Paris. He goes
thence for few months every summer to
his Chateau de Scilly, near Autun. where
he has a rare collection of Irish relics and
memorials.
James Cullen, known as 1.-The Irish
Ambassador" whose drinking establish
ment, THE Shamrock, near the Elysee
Palace, in the rue Duras, is one of the
Irish curiOsities of Paris, is a sturdy
Wicklow man. His bar is noted for be-
ing the rendezvous of Irishmen, who
make sterling stump speeches and sing
good Irish songs. Politics in prose are
forbidden on the premises, but an Irish
man may be as rebelious in song as he
pleases.
Lord Falmouth never had known bet
in his life except the historical one with
Mrs. John Scoot. wife of the trainer, viz.
a sixpence that his mare, Queen Bertha,
would not win the Oaks, and which he
afterward paid with a new coin set with
diamonds. Including the sum raised by
his sale, Lord Falmouth has during the
last fifteen years added to his capital by
his turf transactions 100000. To win
this result, skill, judgment, patience, and
| judicious liberality have been combined
to an extent never before brought to bear
on the raising and racing of thoroughbred
| horses.
Premier Gladstone is probably more
lied about than any other living person,
writes a London correspondent. 1.-THE
| last rumor is that he is out of his mind
Strange to say, there is really some ex
cuse, though, of course, no foundation
for this gossip. Reporters have beer
hanging about Coombe Warren like tout:
IN the neighborhood of a race course, and
they have heard Mr.. Gladstone caroling
the songs of his youth, like skylark, il
the strawberries. OF course this seems
little eccentric, but it is explained by tbs
fact that his physician had directed hin
to exercise his vocal powers in open air.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-22
PALATKA, FLA, MAY %, 1884.

Our correspondent draws so charm
ing a picture of life in st. Augustine
that our weary editorial soul is full
of envy and we are sorely tempted
to warn the public that much of its
charm is drawn from the impossible
heart which can take pleasure in
watching the labor of ant or beetle
while standing in the blazing sun,
or draw intense excitement from the
sudden appearance of a small green
snake. To the happy, all things are
pleasant; to the soul attuned to
harmony with her own, nature shows
an open book and her smile well
comes to the darkest stores of know
ledge on her most secret page. The
other side of the picture however is
shown when she cOmpels us to turn
from the enjoyment of a rose or sun
set to the discussion of shark steak
on tin plate.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-22
OUR LAWS.

Continually in Florida we hear
from the most competent authorities
complaints against our statutes. 1t
is no wonder. Within the last five
years the nature of society, the char
acter of our people and the needs of
our State are entirely changed.
With the influx of the wandering,
ignorant class introduced by the call
for abundant labor to develop the
resources of a State just reused from
the lethargy of lifetime, petty
crimes have increased, the work to
be done by magistrates is on high
er plane; the questions arising for
their decision require determination
under old statutes which were never
intended to decide other than the
simplest points; and the ingress of
wealth and intelligence have broad
ened and made more intricate the
daily transactions of enormous bust
ness interests. As a consequence,
the jails, which were lately empty,
are now filled with petty criminals;
the docket of the Circuit Court is
Oyerrm with cases of misdemeanor.
and i'll many cases the court must
apply the decisions of other States
to supply the deficiencies or contra
dictiOns of our own laws.
BY implication many, statutes
are amended or contradicted bv
later acts so completely that they
operate only as a pitfall to ensnare
the court, or as a support on which
an argument may be hung to up
hold any side of a case. 1t has be-
come a common saying among law
yers that anything may be legally
done in Florida, and the rulings of
foreign courts are oftener quoted in
our State than in any other. Then
many statutes are sadly needed that
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-22
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