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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

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their letters at the Williamsburg Post
office. Pa.
Chill has control of the Straits of
Magellan, and the country called Pata-
gonia is WI ped off the map.
The American Social Science As
sociation, at its recent session, fclcitated
itself upon the fact that within the past
few years it had succeeded in making
the teaching OF social sc ence a feature
of many colleges of the land.-M Y.
ora, hic
A wealthy New York Iady's will
provides that her numerous dogs. cats
and birds shall be cremated, and that
their ashes shall be scattered upon her
grave. The neighbors are eager for
the provisions of the will to be carried
out at once.-\. !. Sun.
Our whole land area, exclusive OF
Alaska, is l,S56,O7O, 400 acres, of which
44L9OO, 600 acres is forest, and the farm
area is 20, go, 900 acres. the balance
being comprised under the head of un.
improved and waste lands.-CAic ago
JOarH0L
A Belg;a an has invented a coffin that
L,,r.;,,,I ll;,,a NJ. 10y 0ii' " w
"o "..I' 80 go nc pressure Oh t IN
H. vi ,l',o" IL "PoH !iIe oi Viie CONN
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Po'J W., ~ l0, ~ y. I"o occupant
NJ. w III inc RI EhSI'Sh language become
tt ',?, me qhesGIoh Is decided IN
Ino ".iILi'l 'IL ny Cahaole' a Geneva
e sI VINO REASONS from the RAPID
tbro1hoT tho ,57arld p g'lN IL ReoPit
invorobIo ratontan g. . I,iUt ''l.i!oSt
tongnH ''''0" u '''0'i n''''e
story, tbo+ 60, sh;,, ,oo,,,4,,.ao:,..,
from Ro.tor tn U".tor .p itFnn,iS >" leu
inc 40 on0 croIIoo. of mn, [n,' ' oJ NY
T1issfona,,ns s p, " tin ''mu 'nlG ~
ya. an ola ioI%o ~ 1 20 i'9 o nI'''l''', IT.
annoors j., nniloat;, ''t '. ..I as S 1I,
and Cnts ;, nnhIi.hoJ tha+ ,i i1or'' j Due
tam Pero,,J '0'''''-N'' '''''' '''i' l'o''
A Iorgo ra++IosroI., hi,1 ;.-a14:
schooI-ha5s d;"nor hp-d ny i,,oli IL d
school Miriam rnaa,,ti IA g Lo.''i.iJ
lad ,yo,,+ fo, Nv >II,, ,c s'l''i " iioi l'io
tb1ra v,,s s+an,n l"i,|l - a. nGo.! me
scholars Ills sn1tosbin bo ,I'T ,,dS ,!llu
Of tbn e.baaI s ,l1,'. 'o'J9S on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

WAS persuaded to try one bottle of
Athlophoros for pain in the back of nv
head, and am happy to say that the pain
has almost left me and that am well
pleased with Athlophoros as a remedy for
neuralgia. S K. Ruse, Bascom, o.
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BRED upon the waters-Rearsd at ssa.-
Chicago Tribune.

Her face so fair, as flesh it seemed not,
But heavenly portrait Of bright angels hue,
Clear as the sky, without a blame or blot,
Through goodly mixture of compilations
Que,
This is the poets description Of a woman
whose physical system was in perfectly
sound and healthy state, with every func-
ton acting properly, and is the enviable
condit on of its fair patrons produced by
DR.. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription.n
ANY druggist.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

KARL went out with his mamma one
morning to see plant which had been re-
Gently set in the ground, and which was
dropping. Mamma" said he, 'you think
the little plant is wilted, but it isn't; it
hasn't walked up yet."-dLJany Jouraqi
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

and employ the radical, now method,
guaranteed to permanently cure the worst
cases of rupture. Send two letter stamps
for references, pamphlet and terms.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
G63 Main Street, Buffalo. n. Y.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

THERE was a brief but heated contest be-
tween Burlington " oman and a book
agent the ouher day. The book agent used
expletives and the woman used hot water.
Huntington (Vt.) Free Press.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

"WHAT Is the worst thing about richest"
asked the Sunday school Superintendent.
And tho new boy said: mot having any"
Boston Post
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

AN euthori on such matters says that
a woman may take mans hand, but
must not shake it. If sue must shake
something she can shake the man.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

No ONE ever hears any complaint Of a
mislit when an old house tries on coat Of
paint Chicago Mail.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

IT is school again these days. The same
thing may also be said of tue nights.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

YOUNG lady gave as a reason for not
saarry1ng a man, that he didn't suffer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

BANRER-Now there's that Snuren-he's
q promising young man. Tailor-~Yes, I've
always found him that.-ROch 3Stcr En-
press.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

LISTEN to your wife," says a medical
advertisement. What terrible remedies
obey do get nowadays -BoStOH Tran
script.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

A TERRIBLE scrape-a five-ceny shave
Hartford journal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

How TO become practically acquainted
with the "Rule Of Turee"-Liye with youI
wife, mother aud mother in-law.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

How TO make a slipper case-First catch
your boy and then
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

No ONE can surpass a deaf mute in AK.
pressing silent contempt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

FLoRICULTURIsTs are stalk raisers and
often have fine pAlox.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

The scientific name for dentist is o.
Don't olosist.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

TIE best cough medicine is Piso's Cure
for Consumption. Sold everywhere. 25c.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

ALAS for the lass that is given to lassi.
tude.-heRtucky State Journal.
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SoNG of the ship calker: "Oakum wit
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-31

WHEN WRITING To ADVERTEsERs.
please say you sdJU the Advertisement
ga this paper. A ,reriiseTs Itke TO kItotS
tchen aud tUhere their AdVerttssnaenfa
ere paying beet,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-19
Roau BrummeIps Social Sway.


Beau Brummell's social sway III London
was for time SO powerful that even to lend
him money-when he condoseended to Dor
row-was considered an honor y gentleman
not of the elect oEce lent him so pounds
sterling, hoping by the loan to be chosen.
Disappointed, he asked the Beau for tie re
turn of his money. "Idon't owe you any
money! Brummell; 81 have paid you."
Paid me! Whenl' why, when I was
standing by the window at Whites, and
said as you passed by, All how do you DO,
Jenny"
Even an insult was accepted almost as an
honor from this man, 20 powerful hal he
made himself by lis perfect personal deco
ration, and by his profound knowledge OF
how t. deal with men. He insulted, uure-
bukai, those whose shoes he was
not worthy to lace. One after
noon he was not at the club,
The next day u fellow-member sail to him,
Where did you dine yesterday BrummallP
a dineI with 4 person by the name of r,
Who wants me to notice him, hence the
dinner But to give him his due, he let
me make up the party. We had every del
ic2cy in and out Of season, AMI the SIliery
was perfect; but, my dear fellow, conceive
nay aatonishnant when l tell you r. had
the audacity to sit down and dine with Us
Hii1Sais7
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-19
WOMAN AND HOME.
THE CURLED DARLINGS OF TIL
LUXURIOUS GENERATION.
Women of the ssOuth-Trained Nurse
Ashamed of Her Mother-scaldc-z
ChiIdren-C Cleanliness Self Sacri-
tiCe-Eaby's Eyes-Items.
New Orleans Times Democrat

Do the children OF the present day apr.
ciate their good fortune in being OF L
present day! For they are extreme
fortunate; of that there can be no doubr.
In their very primers are pretty little picsr
u-cr, that are prepared to give them jus
AMI discriminating views on wood engrav-
ing before they have gotten through world
If one syllable DON'T somo Of the older
ones remember the four illustrations that
gavs such a pleasant interest to the old
blue back spellerI That same blue speller,
that teasing st4ti>ti.ian3 used TO calculate
would 20 al around the world, If put to
gether langtawise, and leave some to tie in
"a bow auo, at the other side.
Tuo roor little innocents who stood
up IL rows with their HAMS behind them
AMI ps.iai Ion ; columns Of words that had
no .as alag ID them, would q rule, have
been vil.3g to contribute their ultramar~
inc copies to longtheuing the loops OF that
knot.
Those pictures of the irate old gentleman
p7lting the thieving boy in the apple tree,
aHl of the naughty milllmaid Alnascher,
VINO, very properly one felt camo to no
good emil, were tn3 only cases in that draary
waste OF w5rIs. but even for those one was
thankful despite the Addisonian elegance
AMI morality, OF the short gales which &C
c9mpanied them Now small children are
taken INTO DeauJlIui EOW9fy menu OF
learning, from whence leads the road OF
learning made royal by all the tTi-
uupl5 OF literature AMI art A new
primer, Just iisael, mas fragments from
famous son IS and stories as reading matter,
and nowadays children are not taugdt to
spell; they are first taught to read, AMI
after that les soas in spelling are unnec3
sary; ami thess fragments are illustrated
by tle first artist. Even the old time
"McGuffey" grows dantier in pictures and
n binding each year.
But after all the curled darlings OF this
riou; generation will never know the
joy of beng able to spell in com pat
i-ty, AMI Con -stant-i-nC-ple without .
gise AMI all the syllables carefully divided
and prououacsl, at the age Of years; ali
things have their compen5ations is seems.
Bat for thOse children i'll the past there
was only, by way of light reading, Mother
Goose, with crude red and yellow pictures;
Sanford and Merton, with the blackamo5r
very black, and the two heroes very pink
AMI white; AMI large and incorporating
doses OF piety, morality and improving in
formation By Abbot EiEeworth ana Aga
Ila~, unseasoned by any pictures at all.
For these mod2rl babi9i there are no allO-
patlis doses OF anything; even their re-
iLiou sugar coated. But what hopes may
we nos have OF the wide and beautiful cul-
ture of this coming race, fed upon beauty
wit, Imagination ami pOesy, as soon as they
can do without mother mllEi
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-19
Ashamed of Her Mother.

youths ConpGu0a.1
Ia travelling, chance word, and incidents
som TINES oaen 10 u whole volumes OF
tra seIy. For example, take the following
fr.- ncus noted some years ago by passoa-
ger OF % railroad train in tho we it, on
which Z fatal accident occurred 4 iittl3
biou woman, very much ovarares5al, was
lauguilIy nibbLing cake and slipping cham
pl@ue at her Iunch in the palace-car, when
her hu ,banl entered.
Daisy" he said, "your mother is getting
on the train
"Ol gopl gracious. wAore.' she ex-
elaine angriiy.
He p3iuta ID tall, ulgainiy woman, in
shabby clothes, going into a secJnd-cla5s
car.
Had / not better bring her into this care
h9 sail. There ara some rough fellows in
that ONE
ID fe5 She know we are on tho train3'
Mo-
"rEcn never mind / can't Introduce
maama g. tie Schallers, - glancjng al some
OF her companions
Tie train rus she'd on, and the woman who
had marie out of poverty into fashion
able OF while she laughed and jssted with
Der W friends, wore an uneasy face that
showed her terror, lest her mother should
d!sgEac, her. Her husband said pres
entity:
Your mother will want lunch, Daisy.
Suppose p
"O1, ie5 her alone? She always takes
LGowG-pa parcel with chunks of bread
ana BIO ma sausage She likes that sort Of
,hlug.'
An nuug or two later q jarEing crash re-
sounded through the Pullman cars Women
shvieEel, AMI men rushed to the door as the
train s-oPgei \ brakeman met them.
'Nsp your seats, gontIemen. Broken
rail ouls.'
"Auybo y hUrt?'
-Four or five people One old ladys
auy,n. 1 heard her cliIin' for her daugh-
tea ,1&-', on the train: 'Muggy Maggyr
jlt now. Take koer, maam!' as a little
woman IusLed pass him
The d woman lay on a claybauj. Some
nal were holding her teaderjy enough. \
p.y-Ic.an WAC happened u be Oh the traia
sG, lai beside her. Her daughter threw
Eo-sslf Jowa AMI dragged her hoad upon
her lrst.t. The woman'' lips were opened,
aaI uer eyes starel as if searching for
some oua Bus sae did not call for Macy
any in n.
30 something's cr.e3 her daughter,
Wilt, Mike her speak to mal Mother!
me-asr! 1t IS Maggy! Iagyy%
Ma Jam, Sail tho Doctor. you are too
lats.r
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-19

[Fortnightly Review

IFortnightly Revsw.l
Tie D. 5 run over q course both bad
AL a.-4,u. NoE,dy that has ever seen
tie horses come rounI Tattenham corner.
All after ward ez;aminsl that turn, can fail
- have TeeH struck with It's excessively
aazsvIous character when ridden round at
,-...l- aa~a No on : IS it a most awkward
-.=at, - :. j. ,s.l3s l.osse By The ground
e., ga. a., a penthouse roof. From the
TINT --., - the course - Taltennam cor
aeg b.. p .;4ntla deciivtty, ana il a dry sea.
.. y -, .... IS more likely than that horse
L ais, NJ il ro;s2ijas tie turn. NJ
wonder - tor j3c -ar-. VITA memories Of
bad c i.s- s.od nerves not quito what
tLlv w, .. raer youth, should fear the
cit curt.s .iaailye a shat point, ana
even Il. the -i-k o. 80 iag ground give the
famous G0rnfc vida u5rtl.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-19
[FaI Mall Gazetta.l


Economy Of utterauce," writes G cor.
Tsspondent 'i5 not, as suggested in your
note on tsle yraphs5a, duo 81 much t. the
rush and hustle of modern life as to the
downright lazines5 q the human beiHg.
Take, for instance, the h troopers. It j.
not much easier to say atone than "a
bome,' Ugh 'orse' than high Lorsc,' Gnd
"ayo-at-'im' than have st HING And
catch any ono troubling themselves to say
'halTpsnuy' when they have such q con
Fenient curtailmont as happy or 'apnY.
D-e3 not such phTa % as It'5 not the unit
ing as 'urts i'm glide much easier If tie
tongue than if it were properly proHounceI9
There are no eul Of such examples.
Aware Of how he IS making a shameful hash
of the aspirate, the "a dropyer VINO IS
worst affected with the malady sticks in
one here and there by way of making ID
the number. Curiousiy enough he always
sticks them in in the wrong place If he
would only reserve his arrangement he
would be nearer the mark Should a worl
go smoother with a superfiuous 81 in front,
lie always supplies it. Tne same individual
who Unscrupulously massacres his ~
owing to the same eau administrations
his 'g's' and says 'tbanki2'' and 'singin, ,
etc 1t VIII be found that IGziness is else
the secret OF the use of such authorizations
as aint you,' isn't it, etc, and the reason
why some people add to idea, law, ani
some other words, is Lecause they viii not
take the trouble to pull up at the proper
TINA u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-19

EiltSINl- ~ - ross
Iae vrSun risiso. o, tie soatl know lit
UsuE "a, rgGaenan5 and luvelinsss o. well
bred .pUt.e.4 women. Like JGe haGs-eov.
arat III aa,aiGs o. Eorth Carolina, Enc
.aai "l ths ~ you must study from cv-
err = M ca Njaw before YOU can properly
a,qra eatN tlam. they must know who
yaH ara os,ore they unvel themselves -
yaa Eaey ~ not overwhelm you with
tle.r snowle lse OF philosophy or abstruso
-cenee, an! especially do they shrink from
sIo1s mia a views Of things But do not
iutoc from TIER gentlaness shat they lack
character Deprived Of the luxury aud ease
In walcl th,y wero reared, they teach,
keep soaNers, become milliners, and even
5lscsu 10 their own kitchen work with q
sweetness ami dignity that admit of nc
so1-e of degradation and mark them every
where the true-bred gentlegolk that they
we're.
The mailaas Of the south, as may DO in
larrel from toe above outline outline o.
ih=ir mothers, and moro shialGed from the
ver.t taan northern girls, and are less in
dependent L you see bevy Of southern
sca31l-s!ri' O1isterous on tho street or IN
gnoile car. tsonsthiag l have never seem,
ycu nay know that they do not belong to
the first families You may say that they
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-19

At Palatka with Jacksonville, TRmna y Key
GesF Hy; iaSt E G cleaners Tor 81: Az
and all points North, East ana West, and with
up river steamers for South Florida. also
with the Twin Screw Iron Steamer City Of
Palatka,' and Steamship City of Monticello,
fer Charleston, New York Boston Phuadel-
'iIiG, etc.
Mail trains make close connection both ways
Vi 7. T. y X. W. R'y., at Jacksonville with At
lame Coast Line, Fast Mail,
At Gainesville with through Pullman 81 eep-
ers over Savannah, Florida * Western If'y for
New Orleans, Cedar Keys, Pensacola, Savnn-
mai, Albany, MONTGOMERY, louisville. st.
Louis and all points West.
At Ocala with Florida Railway and Navigl
ton Co. and Hacks for Silver Springs.
At IecSburg with the st. Johns and Lake
EuetiE division of the Florida Southern Rail-
way, and boats on Lakes Harris ana Griffin
Tor points on Lakes.
At Pcmbcttou's Ferry with South Florida
Ey Tor Lakeland. Tampa, kissimme, Barlow,
Orlando, Sanford, Tuckertown and Fort Dzde,
5. C0NANT, o. ". BRoHW ELL.
General Manager. Gent Pass 4 gent
A & COWAN. Cef2'l TRAY. Art
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-19
tbs 4APPv-eo-Lucxy We NNEs=.
How q Numerous Family Slsep-A Lazy
Fife-Snlali Incomes.
IVianna Letter.


Vienna Letter.
The old German rTovero That one stabla
will hold many patient sheep must have had
It's origin il Vienna. Since have secn the
way in which these happy-go-lucky Great
ures manage l begin to think that our
Wanted practical il senuity Is e delusion
ana a snare. You are told that certain
royal commercial counselor, or imperial
royal hat manufacturer, blessed with wife
and six OF ~prings. resides in three rooms
and kitchen, and, Quick-wittel American
that you arr, You can not guess how and
waere this numsrou family sleeps, You
notice, however. tina. lounges and ottonaD5
abound; one Is placal in the dining-room,
two in thu plrlor, long, upholstered bench
in the hall and G r. narkably long kitchen
ta BILE in Bappe's realm.
Patarfamiiias points to those articles Of
furniture with pride; tells you how tho
Youngest hopeful sleeps in the hall, the fair
Iaughtsrs in the parlor, the big boys in the
iuing-r01m, aud horrible to relate, bOulc-
ing Beppis takes tie top OFF the kitchen
table, on which she ha; prepared your meal
and di.coses her led underneath. All this
is not in tue least shocking t. q Niennese.
AMI he would LOOK at you in blank aua23e
ment IL You venturei to remark that Fcur
sePyant would not sleep IN table, aaI thaE
kitchen into a servants bedroom Bus
these people have no real homa5 AMI arc
only TO be found in their rooms when they
are oyerpowared b. sleep. Their motto Isl
ANY place IS better than home" and as
soon as they can oscapo from business OF
| household duties they SO to their favorito
haunts, the coffee houses, of which Vienna
| has no 10 S than 5000.
| Every business man takes at least an
hour for dinner, and, after leaving the res
taurant, sits about in his beloved "cafe' for
an hour or two, smoking, reading the pa
per5, playing cards or watching the passer5-
| by--in short, doing any thing which does noa
| lead an observer to suppose that Le IS
| obliged to work. Most Of these people lead.
| ing this lazy lie are not i'll comfortable civ
eumstanc5s, many Of them earning at nOss
! $3.50 to 500 per year, This does not worry
them, however, for they insist that G Al vii
never desert a true Fselle;e AMI with TIL
wonderful fath il the Creator they spanl
! tAeir last kFeut2er or itre OF wine O:
| glass OF beer with never a thought o. to-
| morrow. Tomorrow will bring m0ley il
| some way they feel sure, and if not, they
can beg or borrow, but so to the beer naA
and coffee house taey must. for they would
| lose caste and position ami tl9 incubus of a
| Viennese gentleman ani Cavalier al once
! should they attempt to reform AMI become
| prudent economical and Industrious.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-19
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-19
1915 for iy@rcc
Notice,
IN the matter of The Esta.a al Gideon Vel
ELNE-NI,. ..NNlSe..

IN the matter of Che !sta 3 al Gideon Vel
yiGgLuu, deceased.
whereas at a gomui-a. Hi..r.s sale. made 10y
Joseph Price. on Monday the 9Th day Of sep
tcmber q. q. 1855. John IciViaG. on one OF the
executors OF said estate became ne purchaser
Of the SCI OF u e 4 sec i5tp 10 5 F2i cast con-
taiui0g sd acres. for the SUM 81 -oJ3,G4, also,
X Of c 4 sec - 10 + ~I,ContaiEing so acres,
for the sum of $4,000, also the S. = of c Il
sec tip 10 L p, containing so acres for The
sum Oi SSS.00 also the n Il Of II q see - { p
: %, containing 40 ucles, for the sum OF 800.
20, also tho q J. Of v Il sec @5 TPT = - con-
tanning 40 acres, for the sum OF J69.40, ana
that Andrew Eelyington who is one of the rX-
ccutors of said estate became the purchaser
OF Eho @ 4 of @ Il sec p to = T - containing
40 acres for the sum of S50.a). NOW therefore
al persons inter- stct i'm the estate OF GiaCOn
NciyiugtOn, deceased, uTe hereby rcqUi! cd to
appear before me at the court house in the
county OF Putnam. state OF FlCEtdI, or the
29gh dav OF October Il. d. 1885, GHH show cause
il any they have why such saie shoUl1 not he
confirmed.
Pa!atka, Fla, Oct. 9th, 1885,,
=. :. BAEGHTQN,
County Judge. in and for Putnam County,
State I'll kIGriI1