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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-21

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CONNECTIONS.
At paIatka with Jacksonville. t1tuUI - 10y
WCsU Ky. fast river steamers .Dr It. All
gu-tirc, Green Cove Springs, JaclzSDnvluc
and all points North, East ana West, and win
up river steamers for S5uth TIori'ta- Also
with the Twin Screw Iron steamer ''f.i1 81
Palatka." and Steamship City Of Monticello,
for Charleston, New York Boston Philaael-
phit, etc.
Mail trains make close cenneer ION BORN Ways
via J. T. 4 X. ". k'y.. at Jackson VIII" with IT.
lantic Coast Line. Fast Mai.
a Waits Crossing with Florida Railroad
and Navigation Co., Tor waldo.
At Gainesville with Savannah. Florida a
Western Ry for Tallahassee, SavanuIhnud %
points North East ana West, and with Florida
Railway and Navigation Co, for CEDAR iNcy.
Pensacola. New Orleans and Tampa.
At ocala with Florida Railway and Sdyiza-
ton Co. and Hacks for Silver SPRING..
1T Iec~btrg with the II. Johns and Lake
Eustis division Of the Florida Southern Rail-
way, and boats on Lake Harris Tor points On
Lake.
At Pcmberton's Ferry with IlI,l. line FOR
Brnok>villc, Tuckcrr0wn. Fort bIdc, Tampa,
and south Florida.
\ fONANT, .. W. BtsOSiWELG.
General Manager. GcT1 Pass. agent
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Assignee's Notice.

Notice is hereby givCn TIM thu rirn OF DeV-
ereux, R0@ero y son. W dit- an aSSignnlen 10
me on tht. 9th day of July. = % 49, Tor
the benefit of heir creditors, with certain pre-
fcreuceS. A II persons indebted "a SAIL firm
are hereby rcquiIcd to MAKE pay ment 10 M
and all creditors are requested To file their
claims with me IS early as prdcticdbic. for
settlement. HE>ES ft-rERAASN.
-AsSiLHe".
Palatka. Fla. July .Sth. Is'5.
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Chicago Journal


The Marquis de Mores is confident that
the whltlsh clay found near the Ignite ruins
mt Medora Is the kaolin from which tn,
finest pottery ware is made, If it proves 81
be such, he will manufacture on a larc.
scale there =
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-21

Having been duly quifihedaS AmInlS ttafEIN
IF the estate of Edmund p ItrZikowSzt. de-
ceased. / hereby require all claims and de
uands against said estate 70 be presented a.
Irrs,.rift.d i,y Jaw aud all debtors are warmed
10 MAKE. Immediate settlement To- Louis Fhlk,
" me. has full power To act f"T me.
NALEEEt EATIZIKOW~EI,
ADMINISTRATIVE.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-21

'sIF-'>'-'' -Nt'IF IFk.>$ .ftf'E Z fFfofIIlIS'
bright western youth got n neat auto
graph album filleei with signatures, hat n.
they lacked Reatness and uniformity b,
bought q new book AMI copied al the name,
in:o it Now he is happy.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-21
Administrator Notice.

Having been duly qualified as administra
tor of the. estate OF Jui +. Bassicn, ieco;istti.
/ hereby require all claims ana demands
against said estate 10 be HTe~"itt.i - pre-
Srrihcd NV law or This notice will be pleaded
i'm bar and all debtors are warned TO mas
Immediate SettIeme to the Undersigned
Palatka Fla. June 3tlt lo-1- -
GEO. i. ZEIfNBAUR,
Administrations.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-21

Notice is hereby given that W. q. Volt has
this day made to M. an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors. none ct whom are
preferred. All persons indebted to SAID " =
d. Volt are Hereby required To make pay
ment TO me, and his creditors are requested 10
file their claim with me for settlement
Palatza, Fla July 18th. 1sa5-
MARCES LoEB. Assignee
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-21
In Chancery.

In the circuit Court Fifth Judicial Circ,ii; If
the State of Florida and for he
County a. Putnam.
In CNaur.tN.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-21
Commissioners Sale.

BY virtue of an order of the Hon. County
Judge, in and for the county of Putnam,
state of Florida. Will sell at public cutlery in
front of the court hOuS,. door in said county
OF Putnam. on Monday. the 1th day of Sept m
Der, \. ID. 1851 il being he first Monday of SAID
month. all the right title and interest in aSd
to the following described real estate bcloTil-
ing to the estate of Gideon NclVingtOH.!atc IF
st. Johns. deceased, tO-wit:
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De barry BAIh
Merchant 8 Line

ST. JOHNS RIVER EAMERS-SIDE
WHEEL Low PRESSURE PALACE
STEAMERS BUILT OFIRON.
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Notice Of Attachment.
Attachment.

In Circuit Court Firth Judicial Circuit Of Flor
ida, Putnam County.
Lorraine +. Willis
vs.. Attachment.
William COnard.
Amount sworn to $3.50 IL
The defendant and all other persons inter
CStctl are hereby notified OF the institution OF
this suit 10y attachments. and that III default of
plea. answer or demurrer to the declaration
therein flied on the first Monday in September
1885 Judgment may be entered. Witness ny
hand and the seal OF oar said court this 2sth
April 1853. WIN Forward,
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Ga Sc
OF . COI0red Man.

contracted "a fearful case 81 blood poison
ia i-e,. ! was treated by some Of The best
remedies Of Mercury and Potash, which
brought On rheumatism and impaired my III
lss-tI Ne organs. Every joint in was ~VyOl-
len and lull of PAIN was in a horrible con
dition. when / had b""u given ZAP 80 die.
my Uiy>iciaU~, " no had seen the WOrkiulS Of
the medicine in other cases. Thought II would
10 splendid time TO test the virtues oi
swift ~Becttic. when commenced taking
- T. s. the physician said could not liz" two
weeks under tie ordinary treatment lie
com u.cUcsG to give me the medicine strictly
according to dircC tions, WHiCn continued Tor
several months. ] took nothing else. ana COM
alIN I would huN" e bari SET from impru4cHcc.
soon he riicuIutt sim icft me, nay appetite bc-
tor said ,yrr- thc fn.-t frightful he had ever
-.s-fI. it-rHu to heal. and toy the tT~t OF OctO-
HcT, Ill I WIS wen maHagitin. am strong
~ now than ever was before. and weigh
-iucC that time, being engaged IL the oil ware
heti-5, of the Che~S-t aFley Company. ! have
been. and still am. doing some Of IN" hardest
work any man ever did, and am ready to an-
iugthis ease. Swift's Specific has saved me
from nu 'allF crave.
LIN NCCLENBos.
Atlanta. Ga. AprIi t.. lssj.
Lem NcCI.n,ou ha4 been iu the employ Of
ibn the-s-C aricy Company for som" years.
4nI know the above. IT, ID" true. At the tim"
h.. l.-.-tu taking swift Specific he was IN
HnIrsn'r condition. ana 80 my solicitation hIs
. 1TcItfu. mt EIth : :. = Wa undertaken ~
Es-I..IafI ff.r several Bi hers had dscHTrdl!H
case 70 Do. hoprls-ly iut-urtlds. he tnJh moth
/ in-r iur = = -. and has hsCn aS -OBnd AZ "A doll
I8E for several months J regard fit cure Al
. mos; miraculous
W.B trp-rY. Manager
Chc1.-t .ti.cy go; Atlanta Div isiOn.
Atlanta. ga: April j., IosJ.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-21

Leave Sanford. City wharf. --. 2:uU 2 II
Leave Sanford, South Florida Rail-
road wharf on arrival of train lex
ceit sundays, when steamers
will leave at II 4 }, .-.. 80 = ~
Leave DcLaud- ------- .----- 1:il y III
Leave Aston. --.-..---- ST.. ~ p II
Leave PalitkR. -.--- -.- -- - =" Il N
Arrive at iackSOUVt !lc i-h Il Ill
Connect -rg ut IrllItk.t with Florida South
ern Railway: At Aston WITH II irhnS ana
Lake EuetiS Railway; at sanford with Steam
ers for Indian River. and with trains Of the
South Florida ItailrGaG for Tampa. connect
ing this point alternate days with steam
for points on the S.inatcc River. ana with
the steamships Hutchinson and Morgan, tor
KEY West and Havana, every saturday On
rival of South Florida Railroad train. arriving
at Key West sundays and Havana ON Mon
days.
Returning steamships leave Havana We'd
UcSlays. Key West Thursdays. arriving at
Tampa Fridays and New Orleans on sundays.
To connect with steamer leaving Tampa
Friday morning, passengers for New Orleans
must TIE in Tam pa Thursday night
Steamers thaftaiUocheP and Jennie Iaue,
ue Dairy. f;aya Merchant Line. leave Jackson
vile daily saturday excepted. from Peoples
Line wharf, at y. IN Returning leave ~in-
ford daily Mondays CNCCpTodi. al g 4.
Racing OK the hoaTs of this company i
strictly prohibited. For Fgrtasr particulars
ipquir,,of JOHN BRADLEY. Chiet Clerk,
ofiCe. WayCrusS Sf"stmboat wharf
JdCksonN Iilt- Fla
w NJ. DAVIDSON.
General Traffic ! Mt. Aston Building.
l. y. OWENS. Traffic Manager.
Sava1nsh, Ga.
H.S.HAISES. General Manager
Savannah. Ga
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Steamers II. IL. PLANT, of the Peoples Line
and CITY OF JACFSOENIII.F. of the De Barry
Hava Merchants Line, Will run as follows
Lcavin@ tie Dietary -Baya Line wharf AT foot
OF Laura street:
Leave Savannah Florida anu west
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
An ADMINISTRATION REVIEW.
The Democratic Party shown In . Birdie
Eve Ni~w-its Incompetent Financial
F~oiicy-Forcign Representatives.

The Democracy. instead of consider
inc grave questions Of National policy,
have been since Cleveland came into
power struggling TO obtain office under
the Government, and %cursing the Presi-
dent for h. f~oolishnesS in supposing
tha: the Democratic party mean any
tn nc bv il platform u~tterances in favor
OF CIVIL Service reform.
Our National revenue * decreasing
steadily under Democratic rule. and
there : no reason. other thai 81 strust
of Democratic Congressional idiocy. for
such 4 state OF affairs
TIE Democrats made much of the
treasury surplus during last years
campaign. and promised that it should
be- u rihu;ed'- a thing that Fan only
be- done w payment Of debt, and call
ing n bonds, but
There has nj been q bond call since
the Democracy came into power Not
one dollar has been pad on the bonded
debt,
The amount Of money in the Treasury
il greater than Il was ever before. and
there j not enough business sense IN
the prcSen; management Of the Nation
al finances 10 continue the worA Of pay
ing the National debt.
i. j. already announced that the debt
Will not te "Ntin1ished At the time ~et
by ;h- Republicans long ago, and the
burden Of the debt and IT, interest IS to
b. prolonged indefinitely.
The United States has been made the
laughing stock o: foreign nations by
the utterly incompetent men sent To
represent u abroad men selected. not
for their fitness. but because of their
services { o the Southern Contederacy-
men with their political disabilities .till
unTemoyed
Men have been given positions q;
home who are utterly Incompetent; aud
unfit for oihce-some who are Grim
inal, with indictments hanging oser
them men who nave no cia II upon Of
nee other han dirty political work In
the Democratic ranks
And the thing grows worse as time
passes on Viii IA. people take heed
Of these things. and note them Careful
ly?-Tolcio Blade.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
THE NOVEMBER CONTEST.
Complete Triumph of the Anti Reform
Element of the Democratic Party.

Complete Triumph of the Anti Reform
Element of the Democratic Party.
In the November elections the Re
publicans were defeated in New York
and Virginia and the Democrats went;
down under heavy majorities in the
Republican States of Iowa. Ma>sachu-
set,s aid Pennsyivsnia- 1; Was ex-
\pec,ed tha; the Mugwump vote would
make 3 showing aSains, Hill in New
York. aud there was . fall ne OF IN
the Democratic vote in Brooklyn. Buf-
fald, and 4 few other cities The
figures Indicate that there was \ trans
FEY OF the lndepeuden; vote. bu: th-y
indicahe also the absence OF a good
nan Republicans from tn polls
HIS triumph i something Of 4 re-
buke 10 he MuCwump>. who opposed
him. and IL X no; in the nature II N
endorsement; VI the Cleveland Demo
erts. who Opposed hi, nom nation
Mr.. Hi will probably recard has si-c-
TO - : sap n the face OF the Ad-
minJs,rat;on. !; j certainly 4 tr urnph
If the anu-reio-m or Bourbon ne o:
AZ f-Hf
The reSul: in Virginia Is more 20 BE-
regretted than the -~u.i N New York.
\ Democrat e vic.ory there mean the
triumph o. = faction tha, s\pToud OF
is hostility 20 the In on. and can
the retirement from the >-na:e \pt one
of the ;ew N!rginiAn, who have Wate
\ courageous ngh; for the prIncipleS of
lree speech and = free ballot
In Iowa there was = strong com uinsA
ton INST the Republicans. bu: the
resu!, Is the election Of the State ficke;
by ; ma ori;y over the fussoas.s OF
abou; la.uIso. and this carries with Is .
good ma or:,y in the Legislature
In South Dakota there waS . good
vote fo- the new constitution and tor
State officers Slater Ocean
The New York election gives to The
Democrats their seventh Governor vince
1856. the year the Republican, party
net irs first reverse In New York. Each
party has thus elected it, esndidate toe
6oyssnor ssvsa TINES sines that dsta
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

TIC %~ g. DAYS. sstnr rw s~al meat
or h.z5a--. cooked s-5 lag ms5m~
oh5e wh~a tarv an sna~~3 cstrssas
waasr~ Nhra ~. bE Ser g SsuEhf q
: aa-.cd Aoi cos 90 sn} -ak~a ss-sfs
- ~ SlfaE~ ey~-s cn0 rcvas q
pecr o.. f~~a - l -H whaA-
meas l. aus - - 1~srs~1 Al far shck
Azek skin. wsth a - e.ae II
cnauuv vh;c fat ~4 waeo frwsA-
- 10. ;hr whsc yAT.E s -sss.rr
a; LIE ha@ q ;hs Esnls Ia sa1.a q.
eena.a< "a .ss;s iAr aavor & : Aazsl
~
ga; svva che A--;r sFv@ AS ua
Nsset lr 4Ar ar.t az tar "a At
.u- up.sa ,ar dark sad So as = All
uP@,a the pNst 80 erits csss~ = 1~F~
yapsT 20 y5~c. EvuAsuHE uav stass
ha1nrious al trtabr~snr .hra.
-. The Cva1aurl rTrta4ya~ - ssatA-
res Wr1s drt- &c ~ ln'p at
mas. 2 to dEssAas uha'nE rolz =.
"a ua.r,. a no-slFfs w.a3 ~us ln thr
u Arr ~pcvvea;s~! '-sn wsTs ~ th~r
zav - SO EL-@ -, -&~ bret sara
uvs .,sa,s ossr sb~ec i~sarsu1Ah.e 70
rtous lA,lac but shr-r tssafha sS~a
ta~ suo~ bns - Ia aras au3 tlso
urr embrace = OBOE mafv es.r so Aai
A..l-LVr. Sac frEa lteo tsvvs~
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
ARCTIC
Tho Ee,ati~s ef sp,isg ssd sammee la
~orthsrs E~Ssona

When tie ls;le croe< by Ihs hoase
hars; Is ~ chan. n Nav. The n0i-e Of
IT, rpp n and lesping over the ROCKY
oos:aciss seemed Ike MUSE 20 our ear
Nccu.tOusci y :ley ~sre "a the slsnoe
q: the %: "a a:e-. ard 4. uarTnur H.c
$ ~e.cnus to The ~osn NJ sprn= Hos
Lowell sc 80 evenings .; q. Arctic
~sprn~c1s' Tae san-e: . followed b..
q Yale yci3oz-h - o. TIE ue;~-n
hO- ION. gUlcr wAich lie he =eaus
AL s.o~, Ike fc,4 o: glA Fsdla-
aSay. t1l- ~ye,iowl>a ii-a; . .sc e4~d
= : -: : AS L. wach d0~s n0s
oe-.. 1Gi saz91r 0us 10 Rad
thTuz-a1Gi he eat c n-At - sE-nlg
-4sC~c $50 <4f ia: There 8. Il;
iae ;Uz:~-i approach q a shatoH and
a .olcmn 81 ezlm 7-Fo-- r,&s oG
Isac =aa -. the ~ I'D AZ msIs
>eeSng EsEo@ - z LzAl ns<n; pre-
vailed Bot a b-es space and Iae sar
rg-s agsin n ful Sio-v. IouchiaS the
esst-rn ssy with .o~es;e hoes. Ard ;Ae
mesan chipping and sinzng o: cur
feA:aked vssi;ors - ayasa heard Mar
alone in these regsons herds no rest
iag time The narTo s~~p
IN; It;a dur.ng the spr.ng and
summer r: 10 them spring 10 the
whalsng PERIOD. ,hs time Ar lsyrsg in
. stock Of whale mca: Aad e!ubAer
sue - winter. . tine q chase the sess
bownsad 10 obtain the precious hoee
log barter With lie white ssrangvG AZ
ILL Aeod 0ea - vu0sa rnais O
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
THE LOCOMOTIVE WHISTLE.
As Jnrss.s- Wa Gao MAJ. o. rgsy .
ra... 4. = E~.sit Of rsAesiss

Have you ever heard o. III en-i-
necr vho could play 'us~s upon ib-
wL al. o. b.. locomotive, askoI
railroad man q the reporter
II hayc heard % eAili9I~ music. b1;
] can no; say tina; ! ever heard 5 taHs
played upon The whistle % a l~ooonso-
tse." VA the reply.
Well. continued the railroad usn.
i know q an "A neer who can do q.
and ! consider that he nj, oEly has an
ear io- must bat iha, b~ - mus al
genia. or prodigy. iiis name >. lob
GOWN lie t. ahvu. thirty YEAR 81
Age. unmarried. znd ia the snzInr~r 81
a locomotive tina; run. . frrigh, trasa
on the VALLEY Road t-,~e~u HafT sbgrg
and lexington. Va tor instance b.
Anew o: iwo 81 n. young trends ~ho
wer~ 70 be marrs~d Jhry r-sdr upoa
the Inc q hs route. sna ever tiros ss
rszs.ei their kOnss be PLAYED - ;sns
os IN The sxes; rs and b. ara he
whs.f.s q! the locomotive Thea. agaSn-
n a usually the case. 70 has \ gn -
hi. own. AM ~yr-y tine ne pa..ss her
hous. b. pay. The ,ans q. tn GEri !
Lift Bh:Bd Ne"
'TsFs pla .ng % music uroa engine
whistles ~here there are 20 oonaect4rg
pipes ast kry. s.rn ar - - e2IlvT- -
Certainly ~s.azar.abs. A. The us2a
O. .~~s
Il have os.en bard tie razsse
plarvd- r~pi~d :h~ rairosA rnsn zai
caa vosch s0r the iru:h ot ms sfstsrDrnE
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

In other words. New York = = i@ 50
between the two great Va~tis< Th-
contest q: yrar proved inSt this > =;
least : - \ close state l. c-.oD-s -
n, ta~r party. HIS plurality 90 LAoa-
Reconsideration was ls- - lie j--
crcase from ;aai tCu-e :, 1900 ;-oEss
..te.r mat bs sas not rgnuuE OF hs
mrr:s three scEr- 80 - ,aa; .e = i. run
nm. % b., dement's n l,~@- HE
MuzWUmp yo:- vs. east ~. believe.
tOr The Republican, : AZ u-s~t Ibs
brought t&cS - element that had lett
thu party. Ta~ I~ucA-ta.Acl-of Dem
o--a;sc Mu-wump> Sailed . -c-s'cl
their text. bad - 'hey proclaimed 4
- -. but seriously bal - !, w. they.
wIh a few .Laor4bl- exceptions s~a-
lowed i - ole i casual glance 4; The
re.u-u, b weye- show, TIA; he Re
uuhl c-D, are a. faUl. Tor the.r d..raL
Too may O! them n 49, Interior failed
L vote The r-.u.t Of n election l. .
triumph for Taum42y Hal-ALtdHy
Lrsg.H. JJrr1.H-
The greatest question settled hy IN"
Democratic victory = the position oi
the Nuywuaps They ar completely
routed. hor.-. FOO; AMI dragons The
'ho.Ie- han chou polite an went n 10
show that thew had III. balance OF
power III. result shows that the.
have no power. Neither Ihe President
nor The Republican party any longer
owes them anv;h.nr Humpty-Dumpty
la, had his fall. The election of H!.ll i
a com % e.e ylnd cat on Of the straight
-.. fan..aHa RHa.-A - TFsFa--F
a-a!n>t Jvl->ervice reform and a.a n;
the Mu-wuup lutu-uce with the Er->-
iGenL. One reason for Hal large ma
lorlty j. that nearly every Democrat
was outraged by the position o. John
Kelly. win = whole state instead of a
CITY 10 back him. To the Republicans
the IA TIA the Administration and
Mugwump> are rroukcd can obscure
the crater fact tina; hey ba lost a
pivotal State ''-EhglHd phtd AsVs.
Thr election OF Governor II Il ID New
York place, n the GuDe-nator.al o'hce
IN tina, Stat. by the deliberate chplcc
OF her CIT Zens. Onr OF the smallest aud
least WORTHY mon vs. nominated Tor
that high stat on Governor HlIs pa
litical record allies him closely with MS
ltI lit. 10. sAl'A Az buNtATNTs a+H"H
Tweed. and Identifies HIM ~ | n some OF
the most notorious po.tca! and Legs
lativc achievements of the men whom
Tweed controlled HIS career ~ tov-
| .rnor since he succeeded Mr.. Cleve-
land upon the ~lattcr's election 10 the
| Presidency ha> been distinguished by
cousis'cn, dcmagogism. and his eNcr-
tons 10 secure the nomination, supple
mcuted by hls personal con
duct Of his campaign. have OIL
fcred a rcpul,Iye spectacle If
. self-seeking. Two things seem
reasonably clear. The first u that the
Irisn-Am rcan and labor vote, which
was attracted 10 Mr.. Blaine last wear.
and was cons drrahls lar ger than IT was
credited with be ne. went back this year
10 III" Democratic party, To n large cN-
tent AZ all events. and was east for
Governor II Il. The ,econd Vo!nt i
that the influence which the lndrpend-
emit exercise in New York has been
materially oyerratcd. The Republic
n of Virginia have been playing
against advcr,ares who held loaded
dice. and 1t is not surprising that they
have been defeated Boston Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
A BIG TORTOISE
The Monster S~~s-Turtle Founi In Kansas.
and How II CA>ne There.

The discoverer Of the gigantic extinct
sca-turtlc found near For; Wallace. in
Western Kansas, first Observed the large
bony shields projecting from a bluff
near Butte Greek. They were carefully
taken out and brought 20 Philsde. phA.
where the restoration was made. The
fore-i.ippcrs alone Were nearly five fe,s;
long. while its expanse from the zip o.
n extended ripper TO another was
about seventeen feet The question
NAV arise. how did this s~ea-turtl" be-
come buried in n bluff in the State Of
kan>a>a 4 natural supposi;ion would
be tina: Kansas IS the bed Of = former
ocean and so i. IS Ages ago. in wha;
i called by CeoloCi>ts the Cretarcous
Period. that part of the world was The
he'd II a great sea, in which .the great
turtle SWAN. together with other mon
ster> Of curious shape aad appearance.
Gradually the crust of the earth wa
n >ei. the water fell back. or became
hcio>ei. and l.f: the Inhabitants OF the
CrciaceogS Sea high and dry. to he GOV
cred by the earth and preserved for d
10 study ages a::erward
The shores Of this ancient ocean are
easily found and followed BY Ceologi>t>
IT. extent has been traced on 'ou- West
ern plains by the blcachrs AMI disin-
te-ratInC remains that have been found.
upon aal beneath the su-face--CaGy3C,
Feier.s Aoi4cr. a. -. -Nt-Hoia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
LOVER CaeDS
= rahaiSr it~sscs Ni.rsss 60 'hs 10 ~
s.ossg Dove. set ~set~. s-.sa.

y rahutAr f~sHFe NAsHtTS To me - ~
s.~,ss ts~.s. set ~shI-. s~.ss.
The one serious drNwsa-k 10 80
matter uf love . tie ss - yar-s~
sJ~lnJsncc >oi ,Ha: ,hrrr = ans di-
h-u,'y n srs "a , ,a~c: a; psrfaua~i
ir;,.r pA1~y. pT.ec oav cvaL = at~si~n
~p~ahold~r tp.v The ssuv1. as1 ~
duc.n. n ir.l"~, -. warning
thought. - cod black aA No. that
postage b, -, Arh OF sA~ mail ssys.r-
too s,oN MOI that ~ glti ia wi.l n
tcr-rpt toe letter anl lay for to wrE-r
with n CoN aIr A. al alto ;hrr
different matter / chap - pretty ver-
;Aia 10 uaAy use 80 lrts o. raprvssons
whIcA be would affairs ari. tvaY Ito
" write va .cr - maus .c:trr, a. b.
would admit oa a t=eAea' - pssfus.a
-ut in. recent SUIT . ohio tho 10
isudau' swore TIA; be hal written ~
more han h'ts letter. L. tbe plaatld
She pr,stucvd iour huuiroi and cyh;y-
eight tie sworc thai be hal never
used \ tender expression She pro-
durv-I one thousand nine hundred AMI
nttV-sN oi them from hs ~lcttsrz
Human mature = mighty iusEstful.
aui when the heart bob. aui shnufs
ani bsat, snd p~alui'atc inr loVe. fnsm-
or = CERTAIN - 20 oil aui ut on tho
fence Inventive genius has ~ last
bs-.H calcl INTO play Ia surn1ount sotns
of the diheul:lv- above nsu,s,a~st
Card, with the fp.ioSsns tables On
them vi, SOON d. Tor sale bs every
respectable urssi-aler Any dealer
not having them ia stock can - classcd
as u~I.renuiAhla
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
The LAND OF THUS-SNO-SO.

"How would Willie Ike 10 go
T. the land OF Thus-and-Sp<
Everything j. proper there
Al the children cont their hair
Smoother fhun tine fur 81 cats
br tine nap 81 high six hhis.
livery face j. clean and whi:c
A. a iily washed IN lig.4t.
t.Ecr vaEuc~i soil or ~peck
Pound sn forehead. throat or neck,
Ivory at'i" Cr Tui,lr-l car.
j. aud out. - pare urIG clear
A. Gnr ch"rry-l!Ds-Oin II tlO-
H. ia, land g.. ILu-JuG--J.
~It' " Toys that never fan
Down lu. -in u or rry 81 all
Dong nothing - repent
a'rb3Li ana o."tl"uf.
sever hungry. nuF iU hasfr-
'#ar ~hn'-irHZ~ AWAY laced;
So. cr bu:tsu r4d-lF torn
; ron d fellows 81 GIwnru:
haf,HrfhoCk'r- aiway- new
J ttyU To. and collar. fuO-
l.r: O. vHf, be-. worn like men.
'fU.f a.@HEr la past j"n-
.Eu-f urrCl-.'g T.Ai. Hou know,
Tor 1nc .HId # ihg-aLd 80.
lrI ;Hc ltt." hahic- There
Sos, uY tgr tnc slightest Gre
t.r-. na- nui I'd timing TODD
i..r o." iarrE and SAY BOO
NH.Hr mamma Just node. aud EDOws
N.-hiuy but 90 dB1r and GOI".
Sever lti"f around ~" crate.
Nrt'T IIuch ~ dinner late.
A'y"- -UJ household an
Fea.~ ftnpuf or T4nyz withfn-
i:rsfarUp- nor laughing Gals,
ts fhr STAIR. or through the balls
.I4-f great iiu-uc- TO aud iTD
race 'he land 81 Ihu-anI->O.
go ia. land Of Thus aud--o.
i-u z I delightful thOugh,'
Ir-. .l-p'I VALE. Hu-wrr!ng me
'm"w hat SLOW and douutiu4ly-
Must i,- awiUi irr-hU
l.arhor wait .. hE and hy
For" 20 riI"r'-Iuas b' when
J >. G.i4 ia 20 fhlr,. then
But. IA" ]trOuiiri llit|" face
'Ip-.r pressed IN Ius .Iubracr-
IL don { never ever -
~ fnC land 81 Thus aud-~O-'
-Jrts,a q h.fCotnJ stLy .. az JmdrHdg Dits JON
nal.