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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-05
THE SOULS LANGUAGE.

Read in my eyes, dear ioveI for speech is cold
My hopes and fears in fullness 20 convey;
These blissful moments.are too bright to stay,
And words of passion must remain untold
0 morni whose glory changeth into gloom.
o feetl too fleet To fly the Asian shorel
. beaming gioryl set to screen some secret doom!
Beyond this life there lieth something more
Say, doth serener, sweeter bliss await
Earth S mated souls, who may not love declares
In newer Life will they he mated there.
Death nor the grave can bring me dread nor ill;
More kind than life;-Oh, come and quick dstill
Nepenthe's draught, down by the golden gate.
Luther c. Riggs In Arkansaw Traveller.
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SUM MER
HAVEN!

TER resort is situated one nic south OF
the MatanZas Iulet. or
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-02-19
CHAPTER III.

Assoon as Bottles had a spare moment he
made his way to the adjutant's quarters,
where he found Mrs. Gray playing with the
mysterious baby.
ooh, is that you, Capt. Ferrersg' she
exclaimed. "Come and see your waif. She
is the dearest little thing. Why, 1 do be-
lieye she knows you"
Bottles whistled to the child, which
promptly made a grab at his chain, and
when he sat down on the sofa on which it
was sprawling, tried very hard to get at the
gold badge on his collar. Shoulder badges
had not then come in.
"Mrs. Gray" Boobies said, "she's very
well dressed, is she notF
"Oh, very" Mrs. Gray answered, smooth
ing out the child's skirt so as to display the
fine and deep embroidery. Unusually SO.
ALI its clothes are Of the finest and most ex.
pensive description"
II thought so; it doesn't look like O COM
mon child, ehT'
Mot at all" replied the lady, promptly.
"Well," Boobies told her, "pve been most
numerically chaffed, which was only to be-
expected; but the colonel takes nv word
about it, and Of course the others don't mat
ter. can't think, though, why the mother
has chosen me-"
"Ah, well, you see, Capt. Ferrers," said
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-02-19

The adiutants wife, Wibh a smile, ~ is
rather inconvsnisnt sometimes to have 9
character for great kindness OF heart l
should say you are the greatest favorite In
the regiment, and, naturally enough, the
officers speak Of it sometimes in society.
sob. Boobies is this, and Boobies Is that;
Bottles wouldn't turn a dog from bis door,
Boobies would share his last sixpencs with
a poor chap who was down. and so on. l
have heard, Capt. Ferrers, Of your empty
ing your pockets to divide among three poor
tramps who had begged no more than apipe
Of tobacco. Ihave heard of your standing
up for''-with a deeper smile-'the poor
devils of c~asuals; and if I hear it, why not
others9 why not the mother of this childF'
True. But I think you all overrate my
character" Bottles replied, modestly. you
know 1 don't 20 in for being sanity at ALL"
THAT is just it. If youdidyou would have
no more influence than Maj Allardyce,
whom every n laughs at. But you don't;
you are n of themselves, and yet you will
always help a man who is down; you will do
any unfortunate creature a good turn Oh,
l hear a good deal, though you choose to
make hight of it. And you know, Capt,
Ferrers, we are not told that the good Sam
aritan made a great spluttering about what
he did; but the professional saints, the priest
and the Levite, passed by on the other side"
ITO be Continued
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-02-19

barrackA ashe would help 70 In q min
ute.n
"0h, go and see; there's a good chap"
BOTTLES cried, eagerly:
Hartog therefore went out he found
that it was the adjutant with his wife re-
turning from a party. and to the lady he
addressed himself. "Oh, Mrs. Gray, BOTTLES
is In such trouble he began.
In roublel-Bootlssl-Capt FerrersP
she said. What is the matterT
We'll, he's got a baby" Hartog answered
'Got ChatF Mrs. Gray cried.
"a baby. It's been left in his rooms,
clothes and oil, and Bottles don't know
what the de, what in the world, l mean,
to do with it."
"shall 1 go in and see itF' Mrs. Gray
asked.
Il wish you would. Soma of the Others
are there"
Well, eventually Mrs. Gray carried of
the little straug3r'to her own quarters, and
put it to bed. As FOR Boobies, he too went
to bed, but during the whole of that blessed
night he never slept a wink.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-02-19

and That's all about it. It seems to me,n he
wont On, rubbing the end of his whip on the
back OF a chair, and looking at no one, 'ft
seems to me that the child's future in this
world and the next depends upon the course
take now. And you may laugh at mel
dare say you will" he said, quite ~nervously
for him, but l shall get aproper nurse to
take charge Of it, and ] shall keep it myself
until soma ono turns up to claim it-or-or
for good"
Just then officers call sounded, and
Boobies made q clean bolt Of it, leaving his
brother officers staring amazedly at one an.
other. The first of them to mako a move
was Lacy-the first, too, to speak.
"Upon my SOUL" said he, ''Bootle5 is a
devilish fine fellow; and, dit ALL" he
added, getting veryrei, and scarcely drawl-
ing, in his intense rage Of admiration, off
there were a few more fellows in the world
like him, it would be a vewry d~iFowrent
place to what it is"
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-02-19

"LetS 90 and hare q TOOK at It,"
Thereupon the assembled officers, five OF
them, trooped along the way Bottles had
stumbled over alone in the blindness Of his
now forgotten headache. The baby was
still in the cot, c~ontentedly playing with the
watch and chain, and at the sight of the
five resplendent figures it set up a loud
"Boo-boo-boo-ing followed by a Chucka
-chucka-chucka-ing." Evidently it con-
sidered this was the land Of Goshen.
Seems 10 take after its mother in it's love
for a scarlet jacket" remarked Miles, SEN
tentiously. GIVE heard that the child is
father Of the man-seems Of he woman,
too"
Boobies" said Lacy, gravely, "isn't it
very pwrettyF
'Yes, poor little beggar"
Lets see you nurse it." cried Hartog.
So Bottles, proud Of this new accomplish
ment, lifted the child awkwardly in his
arms, pretty much as he might have done if
it had been a sackful Of eggs, and he had
made a wager he wouldn't break one of
them. He carried it to the fire.
Just Light tue candles, II Of you" he
said.
'Its tho image of BOTTLES" persisted Miles.
well, it isn't mine, except by deed Of
gift" returned BOTTLES, with a laugh.
"Bootles," said Lacy, 'look back over
your past life" Here he made a pause.
''Wcllg' said Bottles, expectantly.
"Twry to think if you can twrace any
likeness to some early love, who may have
marwried-or, for that matter, not have
marwried--some one else, and-er-wremem-
bering your kind heart-for you have a
dashed kind heart, Boobies, there's no deny
ing it-may have found herself hard up or
too much Observation-Disclosures know,
q babay is sometimes an awkward addition
to q lady's belongings-and may have
twruSbed to your-er-general-well, shall
We say softness Of chawracter to see it well
%pwrovided for-er-seeg'
mo, I don't. OF course 1 see what you
mean, but l CART
"Well-er-" Lacy broke in, "I-er~-pew-
taps was not thinking 50 much of your case
os of my own. You see" appealing to the
tther three, 1.-The advent Of this-er-babay
cwreates a precedent, and-er-if it should
chance to occur to nly frs love-it would
be awkward-for me, very awkward.
Her name" plunging headlcng into a
story they oil knew, was Naomi, and-er
~-she-er-in fact, Tilted me for an elephan-
tine parson, whose reverend name was-er
-Fligg, Solomon Fligg. Now, if Mrs.
er-Solomon Fligg was TO take it into her
head to pack up the -sr-eleven little Figgs
and send 'em to melt would be what [
should call awkward-devilish awkward"
Lacy's four hearers positively roarel, and
the baby on Boobies knee chuckled and
crowed with delight.
u believe it u~nderstands,n said Preston.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-02-19
The Ioa-aorge at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13.-River men to-
day regard with apprehension the
probable results from the final break
up of the ice gorge in the river at this
point. The damage already done to
shipping interests by Slight move
ments of blocks of ice has been con-
siderable. A movement of the ice
this morning caused many to think
that the final breakup Vas about to
occur, but the motion ceased after a
short time and the gorge still remains.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-02-19

"No. But it seems a jolly little chap"
answered Boobies. "Oh, 1 forgot, It's a
girl. I say, I do wish you fellows would
advise me what to do. How can I get any
one to attend to itg
"Oh, roll it up III the bedclothes and sleep
on the sofa. 1t will go to sleep when it's
tired" said one.
'eWith it's clothes ong' said Boobies,
d~oubtfully. ~ rather fancy they undress
babies when they put 'em 10 bed"
II don't advise you to try. Oh, it won't
hurt for tonight"
'There's a cab just driven up. / believe
it's the Grays. l saw them go out dressed
before dinner" said Hartog. The Grays
we've the adjutant and his wife, who lived in
noon NO
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-02-19

Nov, Is several Of shoao present bad
Known Lady Margaret Ferrers very well,
that was a strong point in favor OF Preston's
assertion that the affair was a plant The
chisf question, however, was what could be
done with the little stranger for that night
Some woman. Of course, must look after It,
but Who'll It was then after 9 o'clock,
and the lights had been out hours ago in the
married peoples quarters. Boobies did not
know what TO do. and said so
SIS IL IN your room nowP Preston asked
'rYes."
"Where did you find itF
I'm my cot.n F.gu.u
''The devil you didi wonder you weren't
frightened out Of your very wits"
Il nearly was" Boobies admitted.
"Did you sesit atoncel Was it howlingT
"Howling' Not a bit Of it. Never saw a
jollier little beggar in all my life"
"Oh!" calculated Miles, blankly. 81 say.
you fellows, don't that sound to you very
much like the proud pap-ahT"
"You fellows all laughed at this. even
perplexed BOTTLES, and Hartog asked a ques-
ton.
"Did you see it directly, Bootlesg'
ooh, no; not for half an hour or more"
"What on earth did you dor
"Why, l looked at it, of course. What
would ycu have dones"
"Did you touch itF'
Boobies laughed. eyes, by Jove, the little
beggar came to me like a bird.n
Great gods" uttered Miles, "and you
can doubt the ~fatherline5s Of Matr
"Oh, what an ass you are!' returned Har-
tog; then, as if by a bright inspiration, sug
gested, II say let's go and have a look at it.
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L'invention des plumes d'acier.

On dit quill ny rien de nouveau
Sous lie sOleil mails Gui aurait ia
mails pensf que les plumes mftalli-
ques fuSSent une invention renou
vel6e. simon DIES Grecs. du moins
DIES romans?
C'est du moins c. que nous APP
prend NJ. Henry Bore dams n
brochure Gui il Went de pnhlier sous
le tire: 'Ilistoirr de Invention
DIES plumes d'acier"
D'apres Get ecrivain, on aurait
trouve 4 .AOSte INT plane romano
en- metal, o point un simple stylus
mails une vraie plume Ell bronze,
fendue au militu. Certains fats
d%Onneraient i croirr que les pln-
mes metalliqueS ttaient connues
DIES lie quatorziemc steele, ct meme
dies lie treizieme; ainsi, detail u
rieux! dams le a du fameux ma
auscrit de Robert d'ArtoiS, le faus-
saire aulait fait usage dune plume
en- bronze atm de dtguiser son Gcri-
ruro ct lie tromper plus facilement.
Toutefois'ce nest que dams un IL.
yre hollandais, portant Ia date de
I'LL, quill est serieusement ques-
tion pour Ia premiere fois dane
plume metallique.
A pen pres vers la meme epoque,
Pope, dams une de ses odes, fait al
fusion ! uns "plume d'acier ct
DOR, mails e'etait Ia evidemment
IN objet de luxe II y a environ
cent ans IN certain Harrison, de
Birmingham, fabriqua DIES plumes
d'acier pour le DR.. Priestlry, msis
ees dernieres somblent avoir ete per
dues. Ce nest que vers 1917 que
a'usage de ces plumes commence &
% vulgariser.
En- 1924 Fintroduction de Ia ia
IRRIGATION a remporte piece opera
une v6ritable revolution dams la
manufacture DIES plumes d'acier aui
inonderent lie monde.
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Tn ealcul a yerifer.

Tn mathematician qui ne devait
pas avoir grand'choSe i faire, s'eSt
amuser d calculer combien de com
binaisons on pourrail produire avec
les vingt-hnit numtros don't Sc com
pose lie leu de dominoS. II 4 obtenu
lie chit1re de PSI, 52S,2ll.S40.
Cest a dire qae deux joneurs do
dominos, jouant jour ct mutt, d raj.
son de quatre coups par minute.
p%asSseraient plus de cent trente
millions d'annees avant d'6puiser
toutes les combinaiSOns du jeu.
Les personnes qui dc%uteraient
de l'exactitude de &c calcul sunt IL
bres den faire la preuve.
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LrNETTEs - La reputation DIES
lunettc> de Hawkes. ohtenu dams
les Etats Cnis est IN tait tout-a-
fat mer' cIlleux. Files sont connues
depnls fAtlantiqne juSqu'au Paci-
tque ct leur reputation est ba>re
sur leur reel merite. Les ttmoigna
ges DIES hommes les plus tminents
du pays gui ont GU leur vue anne
llOree par leur usage peuvent 6tre
PONIES. En- vente d la Pharmacie
Thibodeaux.
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Tn diner au XIXe steele.

! Nous trouvons dams lie Cosmos
ragreable menu dun diner tel qu'.
on en- mango parfois aujourd'hui,
grace aux progress de Ia CHIME
CONNIE areritif, III verre de YER
mouth. leqnel vermouth est agr6.
mente dune bonnie dose d'acidc
sulfurique. LIE dineur attaque SON
potase, d" tapioca compose. de
fecale de pommes de terre addition.
ne de cuiyre. Phil il passe all hors
d'Govre, du beurre fabrique avec
de Ia graisso de veau, colore avec
du plomb. Son r6ti, de qualite in.
ferieure, 4 etc relieve dams lie SAL
petre il y decouvre quelques truf
fes faltes en- terre moulee. LIE vinai.
gre de la salado est assaisonne de
vitriol les petits pois trop verts
sentent lie cuivre, qui leur a dome
leur couleur.
Dessert: creme an chocOlat .
lie c%liocolat est fat de Sucre de bois.
doNyde rouge de mercure. de ter.
re rouge OcletlSe.
CONNIE cafe on lui sert une tas.
s. de mclangc tait de fol. de che.
Val cunt an four. de seizure de hoiS
dacaiou ct de caramel. LIE petit
velle de klrsch qui termine lie diner
content lu>,iua - centiuralnmps
daclde pru>siQnc par litre. .Apres
un pareil repaS lie dineur a une soft
terrible, il vent boire de la biere.
IL en- bolt c'cst une dtco.tlou de
teteS de pavot. tie sureau. de bella
done. de datura stramonium. di.
vraic. decorce de saule Ct d,,cid,.
picrique.
1t dire quill V a des centenaires.
II est vIal que &c Sont DIES chimistes.
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L'Origine des almanachs.

Il nest gnere dc publications plus
universellement connues ct repair
dues parmi les classes populaires
que les ~almanachS. &c genre de.
crit lie date pas G'hier, ct depuis
son apparition il subj DIES trans
formations nombleuseS.
lie premier almallach connu y
plus de 5000 de date. II est ccrjt
ssr la pierre al plafond du tom
beau de Rhamsos ". pres de The,
hes. sn Egypte. II donnc de ouinze
.sours en qninze iours. indication
DIES etoiles qni paraissent II Tho
Tizon de Thebes aux differences
heures de Ia mutt.
Les Romans n'avaient en- nuisc
d'almanach que DIES especes de Ia
biettes peu portativeS en- bois eft en-
marbre, relatant les fctcs. rttat DIN
ciel, les epoque> DIES trayaux dr>
champs.
&c sont les Arabes Qui vers Tan
300 ont inaugure les vrais alma.
nachs, sous le nom de Hrrr de Tan.
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ONSENi.N

Tn An--d'avancc...... ........ So 90
Tn Numero.. 10
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nee. lis furent trauuits dams toutes
les langurs ct ptnttrerent partout.
Peu 4 pen lastrologie s'intrOdni-
sit dams IA reduction DIES alma
acls. On renchtrit sur les calen-
drierS romans, qni dfsignaient GER
tainS lour> comm heureux ct d'au
tres CONNIE nffa ties, 1T Ton prtten-
dit intliquer les cffrtS DIES astr-s sur
more organisation 1T sur les el6-
nents de notre vie. On maroua les
.lonrs propi'"s porr paSser DIES con
traits, p,nr Sc fare Ssiyntr, SO b al
gner, So cooper les cheveuX on les
ongl"S. Sc p"rg' r, etc
La dacouverte de l'imprimerie ia
vorisi IN meme temps Que celle de
tout,s les GuvrtS de leSp,it, Ia diff:
fusion drs aimanachs.
Tn Cnlendarium imprimt en-
1873. a Nuremberg. par II cHlth,e
astronome Rrgiomontanus. fut ira
dnit dams touteS les lanyucs ct cut
%jn>un,a vingt ct unp editions.
Fin France. la Vile de TroyrS a
jon" nm role important dams This
toirr DIES %almanachS de toute espr.
pece. Pendant pres dun steele ct
demi. ellie Wit imp,impr dams SEES
murS le compost ct caiendyiie,' DIES
bcrGers. Ellie fut lie brrccan du pre-
mier annuaire i notices Scipntin.
ques, les E9ifmurilev troyennes. ru-
hlieeS par Grosley en- 1867. EptiD.
c'eSt a Troves one parnt le premier
ana ach vraim"nt astrologique. II
etait eaith par IN certain Maribas.
Sous lie tire dAlmannch ,hdtle, ct
continna inSqn'en 1899.
Mais Falmanach le plus rnnomm6
tut SAILS cOntfedit celui de Matthew
laen>herg, qul s'imprimait 4 Lisye
DIES 1850 Cette publication, aui
wait regher sans r;vale pendant
ans. charma.t lie public par d.
qualities. mails Sultout en- an
IloneaHt Il ionr fiXe lie beau on lie
'nanvais temps. Les mechanics Ian. /
CUES rac0ntrnt quill Sc vendait cha
lne aimee plus de- cent mile de cns
almanachs ct qr'on les imprimait
Xix mile par dix mile. avec des +.
Indications de temps differences.
ir facon qn'il yavait t%onjonrs Quel-
lne part dix mile personnes qui
.nraient que Matthew L%aensberc
avait dit Ia vfrit6.
On volt que Kathien de Ia Dr6-
ne ma ,'as ere lie crfateur du genre.
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PARFUMERIE lie beau sexe, les
jeunes gems ct les hommes mus
qui veulent singer la j-unesse, al,
ment ct re%cherchent les parfums les
plus suaves. les essences les plus
pur-s, les >avons les plns odorants,
les articles de toilette les plus in
dispensableS ct les plns 4 la mode,
te 5 q e brosSes 4 dents, prlgnes.
broSses 4 c%hevcuX, etc. etc. troave-
ront, en- qnantltc, tons crs articles
dams la Pharmacie Tkibodeaux a
DIES prix qni deiient toute concnr-
renee.
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N\ONCi.H.

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Announces de candihats. d'avaace 49,. 10 CO
Necrolo.ie. par ligne ....--.-...--- 10
Toute anuouce comnrrciale puhlitc far-
nee sera inStrtt an tauN de 50 cents ~ p,u-
90 pour la premiere insertion ct - cents pour
les insertions suhScnuonteS.
Toute annoncr don't le nonhrc d'inscrtioIiS
nest pas specific sera instrte jason 4 NOVEL
erdre an tauX Ordinaire.
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Remede contre Ia dyS>enterie.

Hntrison radicale ct earantic.
References nombrcu>cs. .AdrcsstZ
Mr.. Omer Savoie, chez Mr.. j.
Ielemaque Badeaux, Lafourche.
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Public ,ou> le- SlmeiIs
F.SANC\>. Experimentation
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BUREN Rue Main. entire st. Philippe
ct ST. I.oui>.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-07-22

METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
July 81, 1886, 1000 P. ny
Observations taken at the same moment of time
at ALL stations.
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ALBANY's BI-cENTENNIAL.
The Parade Yesterday a Very At
tractive One.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 21.-Albanians this
morning entered upon the fourth day of their
celebration in honor of the bi-centennial an
niversary of their city, and showed no dispo-
sition to tire of the work. AS usual the ma
tional salute of 3S guns welcomed the rising
sun. AS on each preceding day there was a
procession. The anniversary managers gave
it features sufficiently attractive to make
every one anxious to see it.
The procession was made up of eight di-
visions. Among those who rode at the head
of the line was the Indian chieftain, Joseph.
The Burgess corps acted as escort to the
mayor, members of the city council and 9TH
er city officials, who rode in carriages.
Among the visitors were delegates who came
from Holland to take part in the celebra-
ton, and members from the Holland society
of New York, accompanied by committee
of the local Holland society. Following
them came uniformed Odd Fellows, knights
of Pythias, the Caledonian society and num-
erOus other local and visiting organizations.
Among the more noticeable features in line
were band of Caughuaga Indians and a
decorated wagon bearing the first locomotive
used on the Delaware and Hudson railroad.
rade of firemen. At the grand stand at the
park the procession was reviewed by Gov
ernor Hill and Mayor Thatcher.
Large as was the number of persons as
sembled in the streets to witness the process
sion this forenoon it was largely exceeded
by that of those who fiocked from all quar-
ters to witness the historical pageant to-
night. At midnight, guns were fired, bells
rung, and horns and whistles blown as a
salute to the bi-centennial anniversary of
Albany's Incorporation as a city. Many
singing societies were assembled in the
Capital park and on the stroke of the hour
they choruSed welcome to the day.