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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-26
Notice of INCORPORATION,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned have formed themselves into
a corporation to be known as the st. Angus
tine and South Beach Railway Company. for
the purpose OF constructing, maintaining,
and operating a line OF railroad on Anastasia
Island in the County of -. Johns, in the State
of Florida, under the above name. commen-
cling a. "a point opposite the city of ST. Angus
tine, passing by or near the government
Light House, thence 10 South Beach in a
southerly direction, and thence along the
beach of the Atlantic ocean TO point at or
near Matanzas Inlet. distance OF about ny
a steam or other class OF ferry, or bridge
connecting said road with the city OF ST. Au.
gustinc. MILO :. CAkTTEf,
MOSES X. BEAN,
CHARLES y. CARVER.
Tallahassee, Feb. Is, lSSG. Sm
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-26

by virtue of n writ of fieri facia issued out
of the Circuit Court of the County of Putnam,
State of Florida, bearing test the eighth day
OF December, A. ID. 1sS5. upon a certain judg-
ment rendered in said court, wherein Lorraine
f. Willis is plaintiff, and William Conard is
defendant. i have levied upon and will offer
for sale at the front door OF the court house
in the city of Palatka, on the first Monday in
March, A. d. IsSi IL being the first day of the
month"; within the usual hours CT sale. the fol-
lowing described property. to-wit namely ::
The Sc Il of SIS of section II towship Il
south of range y east; and also that piece of
land living and being near Crescent City. Flor
ida, described As follows: being the NEA of
Sw'A of Sw a section % township II south
of range - east, according to the United
States survey and containing ten acres more
or less, all in Putnam county, Florida, the
same being the real estate, on to-wit, the Goth
day of March lsS5, levied uponhy me under
attachment I'm this cause, dated 18th day of
December, 1885.
GEO. ]. ZEHNBAR. JR..
sheriff Of Putran CounsR.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-26
Executrix Sale
of 1882 acres of land in Putnam county

of 1889 acres of land in Putnam county.
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER VESTED IN
of Savannah, Georgia, deceased, j, Annie
Goodwin Stubhs, the qualified eHecutrix OF
the will of said Charles r. Stubbs. viii seltet
public outcry to the highest bidder in front
of the Court House door in the city, OF Palat-
ka, Florida. on the first Monday In April
A. d. 1886. being the fifth day of April. during
the legal hours of sale, tunless sooner sold at
private sale) oil that tract Of land known n
the Grant TO John Rodmsr, assignee. etc, :"
lying in Putnam county. Florida. in
townships ten lI0l and eleven CID, south
ranges twenty-five fa5) and tweaty-siI se6)
east, containing fifteen thousand nine nund-
red and ffty-two Q5.oi2l acres and being the
property of the estate of Charles r. Stubs.
Terms cash. or. if purchaser prefers. one
half cash and balance in two equal payments
OF one and two years, with seven C,j per cent
interest, secured by mortgage on the proper
ty- For information apply 10 Denmark & Ad-
ans, Lawyers, Savannah, Ga, or II. L. Hart,
Palatka, Fla. ANNIE GOODWIN STUBBs,
c. Executrix of will of G. +. Stubbs.
Palatka, Fla. Feb. 10th, 1886. fi.-td
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HER ANsWER.

Sim going to be married, he soltly I'D
She LOOKED up in swift surprise,
The color from out Of her bright face I'D,
The Light grew dim in her eye1t q
you're going to be married." she echoed low,
Her voice had . steady tone.
Il hope you'll be happy where'er you co." 3
a cough hid a little moan. 80 =
~ know that your bride win be good and true,
You never could love any otherr
She steadily looked in his eyes, dark blue;
Il tender you joy, my brother
I'm going to be married-that is, hope -
To be- though hardly know
Dear love, shall longer pine and mopes
trernbls Tor fear of no."
The colcr that olt OF her face had fled
Came back with deeper hue;
why, isn't 10 funny she shyly said,
"That Tna to be married, toor' S.
-2s -Roxbury Advocate
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-26
Notice of Application for Charter.

Notice is hereby given that in accor dance
with the laws of florida Aug. sth. lsss and
Feb 18th, IVA and ali acts smendatory. and
all acts controlling and providing for the
same) the undersigned have formed corpor-
alton for the purpose of cultivating the cit
rus fruits. mining and manufacturing fertil-
zers, and such other business rs Is set forth
in our articles of association, and especially
for constructing ana Operating railroad for
public use. from Palatka- some suitable
point-to Welaka, Georgetown DTayton Is
land. Sait Sprangs. sPplng Garuen' Lane hfS
Brooksville, Hopeville. Yellow Blum and to a
point on Tam pa Bay, together with suitable
branches to the large towns and cities and
with the necessary tIrnOuts and switches.
Also to construct in connection with said bus
mess and road a telegraph. orteephone, line
said road and line passing through Putnam,
Marion. Sumpter. Hernando and HiIlsboro
counties-in the most suitable and convenient
route-length of road, two hundred miles. The
corporation here formed shall be known by the
name of Florida Fruit and Phosphate Com
pany, and the railroad by the name of the
Drayton Island and Gulf railroad. The capt.
tai Stock is one numbered and fifty thousand
dollars: 10 be increased TO five hundred thou
sand dollars.
d. W. CROSBY
T.. II. CROSBY
A. II. FREY
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THE FATH-cuRe MANS MISTAKE.

TIE rNlV1-SOhG M<>iSO Mo EN6-
ASA PA r.a<s.r Who We. r..
An curs40f so.s usa Aayw.y.r
a ldg, aax INK cadaveroaslookins
man, with l1gtrayh air ma bsnrd, andvcry
thin clothes, approached blind man at the
southwest corner Of Thirteenth and Market
streets, who was peddling lead pencils. The
stranger sssnned the features OF the blind
man Tor some time, and at length said:
Brother, art thou totally blindz"
@Yes," answered the pencil merchant
Hast never tried to be healedr
mo USE" replied the other my eyes We're
burned out in powder mill explosion"
"If thou hast faith thou caxst be healed, >
said the stranger. Let us pray"
BY this time a crowd had gathered round
the pair ::id lively interest was manifested
in the proceedings. The apostle Of faith-cure
knelt down and offered long prayer for the
blind man, while the crowd kept increasing
Until il nearly blockea up Thikfeenth street
After prayer, the Sancfent arose and went
through a series Of gyrations similar to a mas
rnerist He made all manner Of passes in tho
Dir with his hands and finally took hold of the
man, rubbed his eyes, slapped his back,
pinched his cheeks and asked him if he could
SEQ. To the great disappointment Of the au-
disnce he rsplied that be oonh not. The
faith-cuye man was ahoutto begm his per-
formancesagain, whea . policerban came up
and ordered him to move on Theapostle
went of beynoaning the lack Of faith in Israel
while the crowd took pity on the blind man
and purchased his entire stock of pencils.
HCranks are Of some use, anyway" NUT
tered the blind man, as he went of to pur-
chase q new stock OF merchandise Philadel
phia Timex EstEH sEEss <tEr1tf#
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How to Become an Arttss,

You know how you became an artist You
bay book and learn IL about chiaroscuro
and high lights al -niddie distances and
other italian vooaSleS, and away you 60
When you buy this book you buy a lot of
paints. AMI brushes, and having mastered ell
the teclsa A;-i>s of art in its broadest and
grandest form, you steal a rose out of .
neighbors garden and try to paint it. You
go and gather lot of weeds on the Alameda
marshes or out a; tia Preside and you paint
them, Everybody says they're lovely, and
then you're artist Then somebody comes
along asks who in thunder painted those fear
tuI Issssak Yea kick him oas. and then.yca
throw sway he paints and things He's told
the truth You know IL, bat you never for
give hi:.-C Chronicle @Undertores tz...
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.zCsnpel Everybody to Get Land.

II We hnd our way-our own way-end
could embody IN ourselves all the power OF
government -that il. IL we could become the
autocrat and tyrant Ct California would
compel every man and woman to get land
before we allowed them to marry. Every
family in city or village, in town or country,
should own q homestead Every single young
man and woman, old maid and bachelor,
should be compelled to secure for themselves
a piece OF Gods earth, and this should be free
from attachment by creditors, or sale under
execution It should no. be nlortgaged. or
encumberei, or liable to alienation--San
Franci.co Argonauc.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-26

Governor Swineford on Alaska's Climate.
But what is true Of northern and interior
Alaska does not hold good as applied to that
part Of the mainland lying between the coast
range Of mountains and tidewater, nor to the
AleutiAn islands and those Of the Alexander
archipelago, which last CONSTITUTES nearly all
there is OF what Is known as southeastern
Alaska. There the climate is as mild as that OF
Virginia or Kentucky extreme cold weather, as
the term is understood in tho middle and
eastern states, being unknown.
The coolest weather-greatest extreme
here In Sitl<a last winter was 146 degrees
above FARO, and tho records show that there
have been but four winters in the last forty
five years when the mercury dropped below
zero. As l write on this 10Th day Of No
yember the air is mild, and the boys,
most OF them barefooted, are indulg-
ing in . game OF base hall immediately
IN front OF my Office, and to tkeir Internal
racket you EiAy ascribe much of the raulb-
ling, Disconnected style Of this letter.-Sitka
Cor. Detroit Free Press.
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A les, for Suspected Hydrophobia-

NJ Pasteur must feel somewhat embarrassed
by tho largo number Of persons who, having
been button by dogs supposed to be sn1fering
from rabics. are hocking 70 Paris with view
Of trying his method of cure by incubation.
1t is probable that many Of the patients have
no real ground for anxiety; but, owing to the
fact OF the dog which bit them being killed
Immediately there are no means of as
certairihg whether tho animal was mad or
not, ndthey arc thsrefore lott In a state of
uncertaiDfy.5 8 EE RE& &
More than a century ago, when hydropho-
bia was prevalent in France, the painful con-
sequences which thus arise from killing dogs
suspected Of madness attracted much atten-
ton, erd in ZIG, NJ Petit, an eminent
surgeon in that country, published the follow
ing expediGnt for putting an end to the unensi-
ness caused by the practice: HThe throat, the
teeth, the gums OF tho dead dog are to be
rubbed with q piece OF meat that hath been
dressed, taking care that there be no blood to
stain it. II living dog refuses it with cry
ing and bowling, the dead dog was certainly
mad; but II the victuals are well received ard
eaten, there is nothing to fear" This plan
would perhaps be effectual for the desired OBJ
ject; but, on the other hand, it must be re
membered that person who has been bitten
by dog subsequently destroyed, always
clings to the hope that the animal may not
have been mad, md would often prefer re
manning uncertain on this point to
being left without any doubt as TO the danger
of The situation st. James Gazette. --a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-26
A NOVEL COIN PROPOSED.

Description OF the "Cometallic" DoIs-
silver and Gold In one Piece.
Mr.. Nicholas Veeder of a Pittsburg firm
thus describes his proposal constable" coin
THE new coin which have inventei, and
the adoption OF which I propose, consists of
an outer dizc Of silver OF the value of so cents,
resembling . coin with a hole cut through its
center. In this hole or center is fitted a disc
Of gold, also Of the value of so cents. The
gold is hald in place by the nillings Of the
silver tapping over the gold and the compress
sion incident TO coinage There Is q double
depression where the gold is, and the latter
is too thin to admit Of alteration.
at may also be said for this coin, that tho
abrasion comes On thu cheaper metal, the gold
being PROTECTED by being in a recess In size
emit half dollar, and Be easily distinguished IN
the pocket by the central depression, and
when brought TO view the eye would readily
catch the central color as well as the central
legends and devices The union of the two
colors in one coin will also give it an attract
i've appearance aad crafty an artistic taste.
"The cometallic half dollar would be about
the size OF silver quarter, and the cometal-
lie quarter would somewhat exceed tho size
Of the silver dime, but the senses of feeling
and sight would warrant the unrestricted
mingling in the pocket Of all denominations OF
silver and cometal coins. For tho highest con-
veniencOs and to the satisfaction OF all needs,
l would commend only the cometallic dollar,
half dollar and quarter, because So coin
which would be q trile thicker than our pres
ent silver dollar-would not be needed, and
coin Of higher value than 81 would be too
largo and cumbersome for general use, while
q coin smaller than the silver dino would be
too small for convenience."-InterO Ocean
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-26
Administrators Notice.

y. Letters OF administration upon the estate Of
John c. Grooms. deceased having been grant
Putnam county, Florida. all persons holding
claims VS. the said decedent are hereby motif
fed to present the same to me. within the
time prescribed by law or the same viii be
barred. All persons indebted to said deceased
are required to make payment to
JAMES II. GRooNs, Administrator.
Palatkn. Fla, Oct. Srd, 1855, ..-
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The Dose.stcd Kinss Of Ceylon.

In Ceylon, formerly, after burning the
bodies Of the deceased kings Of Handy, their
to the MahaweM 0anga, where he embarked
in q canoe. At the deepest part Of the river
no Glove the vase with . sword, scattered the
ashes On ne Stream, and, plunging headlong
after them, dive6, arose near the opposite
bank, whence he fed into the forest, and was
presumed to be never more seen- The canoe
was allowed to drift away, the horse and ele-
plants that accompanied the procession were
set At liberty In the woods, and the women
who bad strewed rice over the remains were
transported across the river and forbidden 10
rcturn--Dr Bakeur. -t'i
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Assignee's Notice,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WIN
~ c. Bratdock doing business at Mason.
Putnam County, Florida, has this day made
an assignment OF his property to me, in trust
for the payment of creditors. Certain prefer
ences are made in said assignment which is
on file i'm the Office OF the clerk Of the circuis
court for Putnam County, Florida. All per-
sons owing said VIM. G. Braddock will please
make settlement with me. and all creditors of
said Braddock will present their claims for
such allowance as the assets will permit of.
addressing me at Palatka, Florida.
SAMUEL j. KENNERLY, Assignee.
Palatka. Fla. Feb. 4th 1856 ~s s-f
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ MeSsrs. Thompson s. Braswell. OF Fruit
land, Putnam County, Florida. have this day
made an assignment OF thefr properly 10 me,
tain preferences are made in said writ, which
is on file In the clerks ONCE for said county.
All persons owing said firm will please make
settlement with me, and oroditorS of said
partnership VIII present their claims for such
allowance as the assets WIN permit Of.
HENRY PETERMANN.
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Executors Notice,

The undersigned having been appointed
and qualified as executor OF the estate of
VIM. Ii. Brooker. late of Putnam county, de-
ceased. all persons in debt to said estate are
notified TO make payment to the undersigned
tate are required to present the eame Tor pay
ment within the time prescribed by law
Palatka, FLA. January Z, 1885,.
VIII. WIGG,
Executor of the estate Of VIM. II. Brooker,
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Notice.

CITY CLEHk IS UrfIcE.
& a- Psatka, Fla. Feb ), 1SsG. !
Alta regular meeting Of the City Council OF
Palatka, Fla. held on the end day OF Febru-
dered, to wit:
1t was on motion ordered that there be a
special tar of one half of one per cent in adj
dition to the regular tax levied on all taxable
property for the current year for the purpose
FIRE purposes and that this order be published
for thirty days as requiredby law
L AtSest: Cook CARLTON,
Clark Of CITY Council
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-26

Making tho Coffee Saloons Attractive.
The great attraction to the poorer class of
Great Britain and the continent to public
houses and saloons was tie hnndsome ap-
pointments Of tho well Lighted rooms that con
trasted 50 viyidly with the wretched cond
ton Of their own homes The opponents OF
spirituous liquors have taken leaf from the
books OF the publicans, and some largo coffee
saloons, cited out in the most comfortable
manner, have been opsnsd in the most pop
ulons districts Of London and OF other large
English cities. AT these establishments a
large roll and a good cup OF coffee are served
Tor a penny, and a good, substantial meal can
he hsd fors5 ceats. Fs 81 -
The phoes are well lighted and heated, and
are suPpliSd With Ill thex lesding periodicals.,
and have proved to be such . success that the
excise returns on malt and spirituous liquors
show steady and. gradual decrease The
system has now spread 70 Germany, and in
all tho medium sized towns, and what is more,
at weekly and annual fairs the workmen and
peasants frequent the coffee kitchens largely
and in increasing numbers. A benevolent
citizsn residing In ths nGghborhood Of Jena
has recently put sort OF ahying kitchen" on
the high road, where hot coffee may be had
1t all hou, during thc day at ~ mills cup
San Francisco Chronicle. .tias.sA' +-'t
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Malice for Final n;scharee. :

Six months after datc as executor OF the
deceased, Twill present tothe county judge OF
Putnam county. Florida, my final accounts
and vouchers. and then ask for a final dis
charge from the administration OF said estate
- Al. BEACH.
Administrator OF the estate of L. v. Mann.
Palatka Fla. Sept. 3 1SS5.
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CARRYING THEu. S. MAIL
IHROCCu - 80.

THROUGH FAST MAIL
The elegant iron com partrnenr Palace Steam
ers CITY OF JACKSONVILLE. OF the Del sTy !.
Baya Merchants Line. AID H. b. PLANT. Ct
ss reof 1e WI pe5i3 2 inc fast Nat
pafy wharf at Il IN, and De Barry VA sfer- =
chnEts Lire wharf foot OF Laura street daiiy
Sd r. IN, Tor Palatka, Aston. DcLant. :
Blue Springs. Sanford and Enterprise; an
rive at Sanford Railroad wharf At .-45 q Re
Jacksonville az 9s3ea N. the following morning
ma king close connections with trains Tor at
points North, East and West.
THROUGH FAs. FEzEIGHT.
Leaves Jacksonville daily. Saturday excepted
At p "a l9 56din sISs :, ana ali n
turning. leaves Sanford at . m arrivlHgl 81
Jacksonville early following morning. 80
Steamer Rosa leaves Monday and Thursday
and goes through 10 Lake JeSsup.
JACKsoSvILLE. PALATKA < CREscE.T CRY i
DIVISION
Leaves-JacksonviiIe and Palatka Fast Sian
Mond.y- MednesYeay and triday IsE Psiaiza-
turning leaves Tuesday. Thursday ana SSs- -
urday at 8 80 II; PalaGka at STA Conaeeas =
az TJcol with afternoon train for g Augus-
tine ..f-... So - ..-.
PALATKA AND sASFoRD DATLIGHr D9y11vS
New and popular Steamers FREDK- DE
BARY and ANIIA leave Paistfs
val of J.. T. and *. W. Railway Fast f.xpress
Train with ParlOr Cars attached. leaving jack
prise and Intern ediate landings Returning.
Leaves Sanford at 80 a. H., arriving 81 Paizt-
Eierant waiting Rooms, with al modern
Improvements VIII he found a. Pass seer
wharf
3 Clos cor.tl,5tfo,l made At Paiatka with the
Florida Southern Rsslrosd; AZ : stor With ST.
Johns and Lake Eustss Rallroad: at SANFORD
with South Flof.1a Railroad, for Orlando,
Eissimuee, Tampa. Key West. HaraEs en1
intermediate points, and with steamers for In
'AH ' ksiIroad re- ftasviIis ss p6iisis %
Indian hiyer. 80 $500
For further -inforn.atloE Gpe-y n T.eL.l
Office, southeast corner Bay and Laura. or 1t
the co.npany-s Offices foot CT laura street..
FEeiSht wharrss foot of Pine street, passenger
= ~Tver foot Of laura Street
CUAS. D. FESVIcE.
Ge1- Freight AMI Pass.
n. 7. BaYA, GEO CEClL. 5R--as
General Hsuagex.@E AssisfaD. Aexz<xe
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Ground. Near the Aaikado's Palace

GrOunUS Near tho mikodO'S FAIo0os
The grounds attached to tine palace OF the
inikado Of Japan comprise twenty Ok nczaa
The gateways to the Enclosure are magnificent
specimens Of architecture, the roof tmbeEs,
gables. and caves decorated with gold chry-
s.nthsmunas and much carved and gi1ded
wood. Ono gate on each side is set apart for
tho mikado, and they are never opened for
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Is Not Known - q Magazine Post
One Of tee best of Louisviiie's magazine
poets does not put his name TO any OF bis
verses because inc thinks the reputation Of .
poet would iniure him in his business -
Courier-Journa,
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An E.sa.....o.usainar,, xse., Operation.

An ExIf80rQInafy SuTSASoA oP0retiOn
The new owner Of Judge is William j. Ar
kali, also the proprietor of The Albany Even
ing Journal, and son OF ESTATE Senator
James Arkel, Of Canajoharie. In many re-
spects young Arkell Is q remarkable man. He
is about so. He has a strong, square body,
and is OF short stature, heavily built, with an
enormous head, splendidly shaped. His face,
however, ia the erea-area b the word-of one
OF the ulost extraordinary surgical operations
ON record 80 .sf=sE
Years ago, an explosion Of gasoline terri
bly, burned his cheeks, chin, neck and hands.
He was given up a. incurable by the most Gel
sbrated surgeons. A surgeon not then at all
celebrated, the late DR.. Norman l. Snow, of
Albany, believed he could save him, snd young
Arken believed in him. New siln was made
by simply hundreds On hundred Of gratis from
the cuticlc Of others After long time and
suffering the cure was complete. The result
is perfect he Nth and picturesque honelness,
lighted by as agile and sunny an intellect and
heart rs ever were encountered. Since recov-
ery, the IN has challenged opportunity at
many po1nt and come out q winner at ell OF
nn.-Brooklyn Eagle. 41
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Administrators Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed
and qualified as administrator of the estate
of Albert Dodge. late of Putnam county de-
ceased. all persons in debt to said estate are
notified TO make payment 10 the undersigned
and all pers, ms having Claims agafnst said es-
ate are required % present the same FOR pay
ment within the time prescribed by law
Pafatkn, Fla. Dec -. 1esS. 49, - 4.
- A p. CAEOvA.
Administrator Of estate Of Albert Dodge.
0ecoonDd.
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Administrators Notice.

: Having been duly qualified as admiuistra-
tor OF tho estate Of Charles J. BlomberR de-
CEASED, and hereby require all claims and de-
rnands against said estate TO be presented as
prescribed by law or this notice will be plead
ed in bar and all debtors are warned to make
immediate settlement 10 the undersigned
n A. GURTAFRcN.
Administrator.
Pa.-tka. Fla Aug 2.th 1885
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N,akinr I. : Per.onal Matter.

Rev. Sam Jones says: Live SO your
children may put their feet in your tracks
and be honoTa5!e" That is, don't walk all
over the road on tho way home nights
Rochester Post Express.
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Don't be in the habit OF Ciggling. Laugh
renly and freely at whatever Is laughabfe,
bot unless there 5 s<aaeshing 70 laugh a.
ioa't laugh Don't cover your face with
Jour hands when you have occasion TO laugh
Youths Companion eTfE ftfgfffa