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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03
a STRANGE COMMUNITY.
a Kansas Town That Is Completely
Isolated from tho Outside World.
TCCr WhpelinY Rapisferl

a Kansas Town That Is Completely
Isolated from tho Outside World.
ICor. Wheeling Registerl
Mounting my pony early in the morning.
accom- panied by two stout hearted fellows,
who like my-clf We're bent on penetrating
into the gloomy unknown, we were soon
twenty miles cast Of tho great state Of
Colorado and i'm the extreme southwest Of
Kansas. Hills, mountains and canyons
stretched all around Us. fastening
ward, we were soon in n beautiful town,
the sub eet OF our sketch. As the town is
unknown AMI closely isolated, it will be
well to give its Iocality' 1t is south west of
Kansas. TIC valley is some ten miles wide
at this place, and the soil Is very fertile. 1t
is called Viorle, and has n population of
1000.
Viorlo is q distinct town. 1t makes its
own laws, pa>s3; sentence of death, regu-
lates all matters Of equity and dictates the
religious AMI social status. Viorle has no
hotel, no place for o stranger. He could
get nothin, t. eat only at private houses.
Viorle wondered at getting there, and
sternly discuSS-t tha propriety of ejectment.
1t had bean "a long time since strangers
were in their midst. However, after a long
barley and duo deiberation we were per-
mtted To remain Tie town was laid out
and settlement commenced by n company
OK rciIgIOuS lHTptS IN Ihe spring OF 1903,
SINCE which time select families have been
added. In tho beginning it was decreei
that all things should lie held in common.
houses however small should ba built of
brick and extravaganza, finery, fancy work
should not To tolerated. Tho people ars
plain, simple minded and very common.
To SEQ good brick buildings with IooshnIes
for window and doors hewn ont of timber,
to SEQ people lie ON the ground. for these
houses have no floor anl repose on skins,
and to no furniture not even a dish
stove was not only obi, but interesting.
Their theory Is to buy nothing and sell moth
ing. All must 90 t. yorI, very early in the
they choo-e, unless an edict is isued by the
prudent for more dlligencs. Now, tho pru-
dent consists of twelve mon selected by
their own body when vacancies arise. They
hold life tenure They settle ali disputes
regulate all mdu~tre, and divide the crops.
The duties of their Office would seem enor-
nous, but il appears they have little to do.
There arc really stores, but there are
three large buildings used as StOrehOuSes,
where the different products are nicely
kept In one of those were stored vegeta-
bleS, corn and other thing. In another
were stored woven fabrics and tanned skins
and robes. In the other whisEey The
fronts of the buildings ware all door, and in
the after part of the day it was curious tn
see tho throng of people gathering there for
their ratiOnS- 1t * strange they
paaceabe, for they arc not organiZe1 into
families and have no marriage. At night
things are as quiet as could be, and to walk
along the streets you would think you were
passing weil-reguated families.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03
Notice Of INCORPORATION.

pHiATI, NG.s., iIGHF AM TUEI. CDNFNNY.
ThcuU,icT@i..ncd have formed and orginiZ god
themselves in a company ct Incorporation to
hc known a. the P:tlatka Gas Light and Fuel
COMPANY. md. The general nature of the
business t. -. transacted shall bs- th"
facIure of ana the sale ct 2r.l@ an! coat for
lights and fuel.
3rd. The amount of capital stock author-
lied is fifty Thousand dollars. ten per cCUt of
which shall be paid in NJ the commencement
OF this organization, the remainder shalt I've
paid aS the bylaws may direct and as il shan
lac called 10y tine directors. under the bylaws
4th. The time Of the commencement of this
organization is al same date EtFsw 18th. ana the
corporation shall expire ny limitation twenty
years thereafter, unless continued 10y legal
means.
9Th. The business OF the company shall he
conducted by II President and Beard of five
Directors. a Secretary and Treasurer, and
succ other officers as may be provided tor iii
the by laws.
9Th. The highest amount Of indebtedness
or liability To which the company en- at any
time suhiecI itself Is hNcd st ten Thousand
dollars. This june 9Th. Iss=,-
NJ. :. ca kTER-
COOK CARLETON.
WI. j. WINNEtiAH,
Ella VI DEW ESTDN,
w. j. WEBB.
PalatkA Fla. July eth, lSS5.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03

NOtir. IL hereby .stNtu That in accord nct.
with an act entitled '-Au act 90 platyf.ic Ton 8,
general law for the incorporation OF railways
and canals approved Fch'y lgtI. ISIi, being
chapter 1913, of the laws of Florida and al acts
amcndatory thereof, the undor~j guCd have
formed a corporation for the purpose OF con
StructiuE. maintaining ana Cpcratiu" rail
road fOI public use III conveyance OF persons
and property. 70 be called The Fuiafka ana
OcklaWhha River halfway Company. IAc
road is To he constructed and operated from
PaIatha i'm the county Of Putnam 20 OCull in
the county OF Marion, with % branch from S.mt.
point in the county OF Putnam to Aston in Inc
county of Orange. III" icu~ti at the road is
to be abput ninety miles and th" road viii be
made through aud INTO ti,' CyI;uiIs.- ct t'ut
nam, Marion and Orange.
NJ :. CARTIER, 81. IoIii+. Mo.
NJ. X. BEAN. NOrWaik, Fiat,
:. Golden. Lake George. Fla.
~ :. COLLINS, Orange springs, Fla,
:. CHANDLER PLiGJkI, liza
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03
Thomas and ,Jcrctnfah."


According TO an old resident OF New Or
leans the cold weather drink known as
Tom and Jerry was first compounded in
that city sixty years ago. Fierce ESan's
play was produced at the Old Lamp Street
theatre Feb %, 1926. H. adds: The name
OF Tom and jerry was given to a Kind of
cggnog drink. which was concocted by n
dealer on st. Charles street, near the loca-
tion of Sauls oyster saloon, which was
established many years after. The drink
became popular, and for many years sur
vived the recollection of this play 70 which
it owed its origin
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03
Free From Malaria.

In the fall Of 1864 J was taken with case of
HurluiEl fever which Frustrated me both body
ard mind : Nas GruEled after the old fashion
with mercury aGt ofHcT mineral mixtures,
but with no coed results MY hClIth was shat
tsT. , and IIy. energy gone. BY lcws and feet
would swell. and mad what everybody said
was lop-y. YHy-C symptoms alarmed mc.and
wG- ItduX TO grasp at amy remedy suggested
a friend advised me 20 try Switts specific.
procured thECa bottles and CONNIE need its use
The swelling soon subsidized. 1 have taken
three bottles which have made Il perfect cure
and it,l like q now man to-day. There new
rr sras r uny, ~, i..toriou7 medicine offered to
-f-E ring hamhui... 9 hrs wrought Won
.,t..-. ier.rn WILLIS JONES.
#.s...... I.- ,tr.r,,EH, '.t.s '.....
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03
Administrators Notice.

Having been duly qualified as adminStra-
tor of the estate of Charles j. BlDWlcT@ dc
ceased, and hereby require all claims and de-
minds against said estate to he present al as
prescribed ny law or this notice viii he picad-
eel in bar aud all debtors warmed to MAKE
I'M fnt.dIat.. settlement T.. the undersigned
IL \. Ga ri NFRbS.
AdminI-t rItur.
PaIatka Fla. Aug. 9Th l@SJ
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03
Curbstone Deyo.eeS.
New York Tribune. ]

Many people express surprise that eastern
devotees have the patience to repeat some
sacred word thousands of times every day
continuously for months or even years. Bua
Americans could do it just as easily ii theirs
Tas any money iii 1t. In fact. til re arc
hundreds of men On the street. Of New Work
to-day who are csaselessly reneating m.
mysterious word or phrase: "Eereyearerer
tancentssee woty acknowledgements
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03
Notice for Final DISCHARGE.

SIX months after date rs pEf''uttsl- 1T thu pS
tate of A ndrtW Jordan late. eli Putnam cDTTu-
ty. de'C:tSctt will present 10 TIN, county
judge of Putnam county Florida, my iIr ri &C
counts and vouchers. and then ask iDT - fi1.l
discharge from the a.Iministr1jti Ot said cS-
tate.
palati.a, Eta, jun IGts,, Is,,-
AUGI %rtT~ MONROE.
Executor Of last viii ami i"~tara"Gt 81 An
drew, C.oriDn, deceased
E;ulFtoIN y CltI.TS Ats
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03

Having been duly qualities as ,s.i,ns1j=tr n
uf The estate of Ifitt = i.aislcTE- slec sd,
heIcGY require i:i ct.'inIS aflE. ,j,. -lsfiJ~
aeainsl ssiid estate ~ lie pres, infect ;s awe
etribcd Ily law ~ Tins notice will l,.-nleat3o.i
in bar. and ali eIehtors are warmed to make
immediate settle ncut 10 th. uT .iC signed
Palatka FLA. June 9Th IsSl.
GEO. j, ZEIiE 8AUR,
4TEfi. tr-1f
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03
CaR2T|HG TucU. S. 8ali


F.;r.s-...ss Fs-Tf tIt.
~ &c.: e l'aia..e in-
I5Hy:I Merchant < ii.c. a. % g. = ft..S% g. at
ti-. recipes IiHt, Ni'i is,:f"rG hc Ft-t NfaiI
lnnvs wharf % T., NJ 'rii ~ if"ryiiaA. Nigr-
Grants F5r.- wharf. tpc- ss f5ti-d t- daily
Iiua -rriis., sanford ana Eure:,df.c, ...-
rsf' NJ sanford Railroad wHHtt ta - M. itg-
turning leave, --tJ!tt'.t ':t tIt- .J- HEt yi1 ~
f4,I>ju-- close connections With ftff= r-rait
points aur.'., East stDI West,
THeasad itsT FNrIaUf-
L'aE"- 5,s E-piF.ii" '.s;t sal -s'.istS '-t s. pied
a T. r. pr ssIii"r'i i.nt"t ft, .'.id I'll! IN
tcrinc.st.stt- landings. Returning. leaves san
tori al g - ~, ar'iHi9f at Jacksonville early
Str"mer Wc.aEa leaves wodn, sdsy ar.d
SUNDAY sad :lfkoE :. "i'...ud Park. s ean!er
through - i5tiE, 5ca-tp.
ItCNsnssta'F, rtLA-kt s CRESCENT CITY
niyfaIpr.
L"av"S jocks 1av;;ir ANA r-lasaa East 5!.I
daily except Suntat ti ~, s- il-I - i'.,'.t IA,
g.j-scs.ut tir, !tfti intermediate j3.d ny. Re
tuning. I-uvcs ttC~c-rt city daily except
SUNDAY, nj 'I q. tG.t.ti.,fi X, r -uI q. ~. Cpn-
'.."ts - 5"-""' W.. .it"t',''''' tt.in t'r -.
PaLAlE, 40 .s,s.,ti,ss F-,YlIGnr DIyisEoN.
New ans popular steamers WAFER
LILY ana ANITA leave Haiatka
v..l 81 J., = ANA x g. pathway Fast Express
Train with lGrIoT Cans tachcd- I"ayiH" Jack
prise AMI i';t@ r.feit.tV landings itctuEHig.
icsgNc- Strfu1F: al j.-i Il. IT., arriving at FJllt,
ha at triu D.. III. COnt!UcJilg win Fast Expires,
aFriN Jig ut jdg,-UuN lie at III T.. "a.
Steamer & Eo. II. RIED leaves 'Ll4tk.t at
- N. for Lake George, Ss'viii", n.d inter
mediate iapdU1gS.
IT JOHNS lis nJvlspO.-.
Steamers MAGNOLIA and PASffAE Tally
except sunday, Fnr Naypart, Bort Gr)r-t- IS
land and int rnlIdHtc land iig al Ais T. Re,
turning leaves ETGN 0rt 1T $50 =. NJ
Elegant Waiting kCoIsts, with al modern
Improvements, VIII be round ut Passenger
whJSf.
Close connection made at PaiaN,a with the
FLORIDA Southern Railroad; at A,tJr with 81.
johns ana Lake E.U-ttS 1..iilIUJi; at oIuiGrc
with -)uth Flor. Ia .i."O1i. Ig. Orlando
\ iI-i!JInec, Tampa, &cE West ana infg'7uctii-
att points, @uG with steamers Tor iUtij3a River.
For further Information apply Iy i.caet
Office, southeast corner BAY .-3d Laura, 81 at
the Comp&uy'S Offices, foot 81 laura street.
Freight wharVes foot OF Pine street IBt--a niger
. %rVcs fool Of Laura street
CIA iI. FEN lex,
Gen. trof-flit afst hiss. Agent.
II. T. BaYA. 9 I. ilG DEC IL. K.,
General NGuuECr 7s;eur Ma mayer.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03

Having been duly uuaIificd a. Ami mis- tEitriN
of the estate of Edmund =. I;trZikow.-ki, de
ceased. hereby require All CLAIMS and dc
mands against said estate To- hr presented rs
prescribed hy law and ALI .tfOrs warmed
10 make imuediHt t. sci icnent To- tour IatL.
who has fulI power t. at To- ne.
EAirRit PtTETIE"w-EI,
SdmiHiSt ritrfN.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03


A lame man with nm nrgunette, stood on
the platform of the city hall ,tation of the
Third Avenue EIe vatei roal thu other
night waiting for SHUTTLE train A party
of ~ dozen young people. just III the Brook
lynn bridge, were there for similar pur-
pose. Tho Iams man sat down on tho
guari's chair
GIVE US tune said one Of the young
mon.
The orguinette began tn grind out a waltz
in the most "X"vUciating manner imna gin
able. 1t wa, however recognizable.
and the girl in the party began
t. weave back and forward One
voung man seize his companion about the
waist aui went whirling around on the
platform with her. The others followed
suit, while gathering passengers stood back
and watched the sport. just the shuttle
train came rolling i'll the orguinette
switched off a Scotch reel and the young
folks, forming fol the dance, began to swing
through its various figures Suddenly the
gong sounded Tho young men ami young
women all made 4 dash for the car, and the
lame man came hobblinS after, and the
piatform-tender. rs he closed the gate and
the cars started, sang out:
Thanks ladies and gents; we don't get
such show more than once IL yoar. Come
again. often.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03

Ihi- famous remedy most happily meets the
demand Dt tho age Tor wOman's peculiar and
mUi. srm Affections. 1t is a remedy for We
Man ONLY. and for one SPECI Al CLASS Of
hen disease. 1t Is specific for certain diseased
conditions ct the womb. and proposes To 50
control the Menstrual Function a8 10 regulate.
all tho arrangements and irregularities Of
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03
In ChaHcery.
IN tire Circuit Count Fifth Jud3,is.} Circuit al
the state of FloridH in Hud tor th,
County % Putnam.
jackson williams


jackson williams
BIZ for divorce.
laura Williams
cause, that the defendant, laura Williams.
ConccIls herself so hat process ,iIlitur he
we'd upon her, and that hcT residence is Hu-
known, ana IT. further appearing shat tn" 81 III
Laura Williams is over The age Of tW"nt E-unc
years now on motion of ". IL. ~ ~r, ISL.
solicitor Tor tn" complainant. x IS ordered
that the defendant tOHPp-tT Jti answer or
icTUr to the said Isiil o;I al before The first
Monday in September nrNt- T. holm the al
day of September - Il. iS>5, otherwise S;iIi
bill may III. taken pro cont,>~u. Pro, i'icd thIS
notice is published once - week for four con-
secutiyc weeks in the PIatk:t News, - news
paper published in Putnam county, and an
other notice j. made given required ht
the statute such m.t-t, and prev t..rd.
Witness my hand and hr seat nf said cir..ui.
court his -~tb d:tV al July. a. IT,, lisa.
NJ. r. EoWW AID,
'l.Ii. circuit Court.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03
Over Careful of Her SON.

ttof. detroit Ffte IftsrS-
Speaking of the care Of children, | once
knew mother who had an only son. and
whose solicitude for him "A burlesque on
maternal love / think such character in
n comic opera would be the success of the
piece Everyt thing he ate had to be weighed.
All his food was chemically tested. She
would not lot him get up and dress i'll the
morning until she had consulted "Old PrOba-
bilities." He had four or five sets of under
garments, graded for every possible tenn
perature from 30 below t. 100 above His
life, instead of being pleasure, was made
burden, until he grew old enough to break
away from her wraps, her blankets, and her
barometers. / heard him come in one day
and ask permission to play ball. ayes, if
you will take your overcoat with you
1t n hot midsummer day AMI ne
began to frown. An overcoat, What
SHOULD L do with an overcoat? can't play
ball in an ovcrcoat" Chen you can't play
at all You must put it Oh you when you
are in the shade and take it off when you
are in the sun" The spectacle of lively
boy putting on and taking off his Overcoat
every quarter of minute as he pasSe
from tho sunshine into the shade was too
much for me. L had to laugh and then ex-
plain to her that in running about after tho
the ball he would be in the secon
and in the shade the next At last she
his overcoat but think she never quite
likel my interferenco with her di-
cipline. Another time, whom she wa
going out for an evening, | heart her
tell the domestic: 81 want you to keep your
eye on the Thermometer in Charley's room.
Go in and look at it at least every three
minute. Whsa it, stands at 60 the bed e
clothes must be close arOunl his neck.
When It rise to Is pull them Town about his
shoulders. When it * 20, take off the out
side coverlid. Be sure AMI remem Der this,
ami do not let three minutes 60 by without
attending, to it." No matter what the tenn
parature, she would not let him leave the
house for walk without an nj iitional gar
mont lie has now grown mp, and has long
since tleficd almost every rule 81. ever
Taught him. But he i for auGht | know in
about the Same state OF health aS most
young NEIL | thiTrz her unnecessary
anxiety ami amusing carefulnesS were
pretty much all thrown away.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03
Dratfcids I omale Il egalafor

j. strictly 4 vegetable compound, ana i4 the
produce d. lue lin4l -c4rUcc ana practical az
Urr.rIs# '.if,e. ca towards ,Ig blrlHt 81
EE+:'E.tEEEG EECt5S&:
II b.. fia ~.Itt5ni f'r. 7crpti3n ~ learned
trlgrisl.- y. .s--.. .-s ia.ItN 'r DiA s., ana
- ...-.- -.--. Urs ... .ur4abie uua HpHGiicss
.,...sf- Ell ii9 q. siu. success ia 10" trent
.rG. -.f.a cure ,l s-fSl.tle cola. l41nt-. Tii r.
Er.ft ..E",.t ,. Tho Gii'ih Dl.~G EEHED1
known. -ll.U -..r.r. O.. ..-t-IN p- il U.JIe.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03
1885,
THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES

none 80 HlsIguiHcant as 10 escape Hs notice:
it lays the world tributary to its wants, ana
ever y1yAefe its agents may be FOUND, alert
To gather the particulars of Nil passing events
and send them by telegraph up 10 the last mo-
strnct chronicle of the time and contains AL
that is worth knowing in the history OF the
world for the past twenty -four years.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-03

ls.,ts,,I.1 %. Atlanta. Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-22
NOBLE TRIBuTEs.

What, for instance, said plain-speak-
ing old Benjamin Pranklins My fine
erab-tree walking-stick, with a gold
head curiously wrought in the form Of
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-11
Court Of AppeaIs.

a batch Of opinions was handed
down 10 the Court of Appeals today.
The cases knowl as the Pool Seller
cases, which are of Importance to the
gambling fraternity Of Baltimore city,
were decided 10 favor of The defen-
dants, James and Gamble and Rice
and Jordan. Judge Bryan delivered
the opinion Of the Court, Judge Mil
Ter and Alvey dissenting. In decid
ing the case the Court says that the
keeping Of the pool room aud the sell.
ing of the pool tickets were not vio-
lation Of the law
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-11

Mr.. r. r. Msgruder, our enter
prising groceryman, has just had built
for the accommodation OF bis large
and increasing city trade, handsome
and substantial delivery wagon.
The vehicle was built BY Mr.. Z. e.
Stevens, carriage aud wagon manu-
iacturer Of this city, and rejects cred.
it upon that gentleman as master
mechanic and builder of vehicles OF
this class. Any one In need of such
. vehicle, would DO well to call on
him.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-11
Mad Ills Toes Cut on.

a young.man named DeIanty. EN-
ployed in the planning mill of r. L.
Tunis & Co., corner Of President
street and Canton Avenue, Baltimore,
met WITH painful accident yesterday
afternoon. lie attempted to kick
some shaviugs from under a planning
machine, When his foot caught in the
betting and three toes were cut off,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-11
FALL and WINTER MILLINERY.
The Misses Stewart & Sullivan,

Inc MISSES SleWdIL 4 sullivan,
HAVE just received full and care
IL fully selected stock Of Millinery,
Notions and Fancy Goods, and are now
prepared to furnish all of the lates
styles in trimmed and untrimmed Hats
and Bonnets.
They have also a nice line of en-
broadery silks, worsteds &c. Stamping
neatly done at short notice,
Ladies and CAiEdrens Uladers0ear a
Specially.
MISSES STEW ART s. SULLIVAN,
sep26tf 81 Main Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-11

The marriage Of Ensign Brainard,
and Miss Mary Munroe, daughter 81
ex.Mayor James Munroe Of this city,
will take place tomorrow at noon al
the First NJ. +. Church. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev.
Or. Leech, pastor Mrs. Rosa Cow.
man, . well known musician will pre-
side ct the organ.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-11
Returned % his Old Charge

Among the appointments Of the
Washington Conference Of the "A. MI.
=. Church, before It's adjournment
last night was that Of IN. w Fore
man returned 70 the Annapolis
Church; ]. Il Valentine 10 John
Wesley; ] /. G. Love, Severn; Alex.
Dennis, Mount Zion.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-11
Vacancies in The Naval Academy B I'd.

There exist at the present tine two
vacancies II the Naval Academy
Band one occasioned by resignation
aud the other by death. Both Of these
vacancies il is said will be filed dur
Ing the coming season Que OF them
il that OF drum major formerly filed
by Mr.. Andrew Denver, and the 9th.
er that OF q musician who recently
died.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-11

A little son Of Thomas Sears resid
Ing On Horn Point was severely in.
jnred 81 bis fathers milk wagon yes.
terday Oh Horn Point Bridge. He
was attended By Or. George Wells.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-11

One inch, one day, Is cents two DAYS.
81 90 three days, @1.25 one week, 90. 90:
two weeks, $500. Liberal rates made
with those advertising by the month or
year. Local notices and political or spe-
cial communications, cents per line.
Ordinary announcement Of marriages
and deaths free, but obituary notices will
be charged for at one-half the usual rates
Of advertising.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-11

TRAINS LEAVE TRAINS ARRIVE
Mail, 6.35a q. m. Mail, sos a. m.
Accom-. 1905 D. m. Accom-, 100 y m.
Mail, 355 p m. Mail, 5.55 p. m.
Sunday Trains 6.85 o. m. 480 D. M.
Through freight to and from Baltimore
every day. Local freight Tuesday and
Friday at Q. 80 q. m.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-09-26
How to Have a Loving Wife.

If ynr world have n Living wife, be-
as gaptIe 10 your words after as before
manage. Treat h, is tend r!y when
4 N .trnn rs when Il miss. Doatq quite
nsEe her u maid Of al welk and ask
;,er why b. iuoks less tidy than w!er
ss.ou fl st knew her" u mt by cheap
tough Leef. aua sr.li h.r 'eeaasr il
,!nu't come ~ thn table porter house
Don't grunbie ahnnt sqnalIi G "'hl' s
II y"u can Keep un Il nurs'r y. and'e-
trmtrr that bay nay I k 'fter pai'a
u hts l1sp aiti.n. ion't smoke an3
.!arw ,obaao,, and thus 81 ttar your
nerves md y, il yoar 'er:ter, and
a,ke N"ur breath a nu;s,ncc, and l,ta"
com;.ian that y,ur vie defines t. kiss
.ynn. 10 E,m ycrs md cIea:tut 70
Sos: wife, aDi tel Ter The good news
you have heard, a,a ut silently put
n your hat ant go chi "a Iii" ciun'
" ''l9dge.' "nG 1T h>. a~:jcs@I:t;s learn
that vru wel:t 10 thu nt'"r;, nr WI at a
t u.v tal wish MIS- III -tE K. ~Loyssvonr
Ai'e: be pAii NJ; ,raI,ra',r you r" no!
%efitet, tGa i. to Le. IL whiahy, so
h,cro and vulgar comisry alone.
Spend your evenings with yogr Wy.
nn,i liz !, d~cett Oh i*,jan lie, and
= ur Vie wiz b. loving ;-nd ;rue-'t
v,m did not NARY q Lcstt!c %h"aufy,
WITH ut s,tsr or " ri; II yan did,
y,o. is ( o h!ans4 il von salft! the c0n-
.n,1u ln~n.l--Siutiltrt. l'uiilyatnr