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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-18
where Our Senators Were Born.

Comparatively few states are represented
In the senate by citizens born within their
own borders. New York gave Leland stan
ford to California. Teller to COLORADO. Con
ger TO Michigan, Van Wyck to Nebraska,
Dolph to Oregon anil Payne 70 Ohio phio
gave Voorhees, and Harrison tn Indiana, Ali.
so,l ami Wilson to Iowa AMI Plumb To- Kan
sas Kentucky gave Cullon to Illinois, Glib
sol, tn Louisiana. Vest To- Missouri Nancy 10
Teya, and Call to Fiorila Mas,aclusntts
gave ingalls, to Kansas and Eyarts To- New
York. Among tue states "hi.h send native
born citizens to the senatp are l'ela~ar"
Maine. Maryland, Massachu etto, New Haini,
shire. North Carolina, Pennsylvania South
Carolina. Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia and
West Virginia Jones. Of Flori'la, Fair and
Sewell are Irishnlen; Beck Is a Scotchman,
and Jones. Of Nevada, is a Welahuan. Ne
vada is the only state REPRESENTED by two
aliens. namely, Jones. born in Wales. and
Fair. born in Ireland New York Herald.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-18

Professor Hugo Maguas recently delivered
in Berlin lecture on The Speech of the
Ewes First he showed how various thoughts
and emotions may find their expression
through the eyes, how rage, joy, sadness,
sympathy, all may he indicated ly one hook,
and how Il question may be asked or he
replied 10 simply hy one scarcely Observable
movement Of the eye But thr most interest
ing part of his lecture WAS point with which
many physician may not he acquainted, not
from ignorance, but simply l"cauNr he has
never given the subject any thought, viz. q,
the fact that all the various expressions Of
which the eye Is capable are not at all made
by the eye itself l. e., by the cyclHIl, but by
the movements of neighborinE parts The cyu
itself may be stationary, not the least mo-
ton may bc observed in il, AMI yet The lni9.
ing of the lids expresses our surprise, hllf
closing them together with contraction of the
brow indicates our dis pleasure, and a peculiar
abrillar-like movement Of the lil~, the orhiu-
fllaris pnlpebraruni, and the parts around tho
nose together form what We are in the habit
Of calling "a merry twinkle
Many d one who will read these lines will
at once acknowledge that such is the ease, and
that the facts are as stated, but at The same
time he will acknowledge that he hal never
thought about it, and hal mover imagined
that as all the manifold expressions which VT
ascribe to the cye--the mirror Of the soul
the eye itself has no share. When criminal
has his character pictured in hi, eyes II is not
they that tell us the moral tcpra>ity Of the
man. but the play Of the ncighhoring muscles
which, perhaps, for years alwn,s Chewing the
impulse from the brain form together the
grodp We call physiognonv. -M"Iiral and
Silrgilal ReIprter.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-18
Afraid of United Ireland.

Tho pretended zeal Of the deserters
from the Liberty party TO secure n sepa-
rate government for Ulster in case Mr..
Glalstone's Home Rule bill becomes a
law will deceive none, but il will crafty
those who are eager 70 throw covering
Of professed principle over acts dictated
by prejudice and passion. The province
OK Ulster, though i, has never been sub.
jected to the terrible poverty and perse-
cution that drove more than "A million
and half Of people from their homes
ia the other provinces in n single decade,
still has but about quarter OF the whole
population Of the Ulster less than half
are Protestants, and many Of these
again are arden. adheran,s OF the homo
rule movement led by the Protestant
Parneil. What reason is there, then, Tor
assuming that the Presbyterians, who
have demanded a separate government
for the province, are entitled to speak
for the people Of Antrim, Armagh. ca.
van. Donegal, Down, Fermanagh. Lon.
donderry, Monaghan and Tyrone Tho
very names of these COMMITTEES rise in pro-
te.t against the suggestion that they
shall cease to le parts Of Ireland.
The men who make this proposal
would not dare to put to the question to
u vote Of the people Of Ulster. They
have no thought Of erecting that pro.
vince into what we should call state.
Their cry is mere protest agains. con.
cesslon to tho spirit Of nationality in
Ireland which centuries Of tyranny has
never succeeded in stamping out.
Scourgcd by the remembrance Of the
wrongs inflicted on Ireland by the Eng.
fish government. they assume that uni
ted Ireland can have no other purpose
than revenge on England. Gladstone,
greater minded than these timid or pre-
juliced deserters from the Liberal ranks,
does not fear to trust the Irish people
after England has at last done them
justice, and he distinctly proposes to re-
cognize that sentiment Of nationality
which demands that Ireland shall be a
single state in union with England. in.
stead of conquered province held by
arms and Inundated by a never ending
consciousness Of degradation, 1t is this
bold but Just policy that alarms the de-
serters more than any fears for Ulster or
scr,iples about the exclusion Of Irish
members from the Imperial Parliament.
N Y Star,
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Article of Association,

NOTICE ~ IiEltEiiI HtNEN THAT riii'
" undersigned have this day associate
themselves together, under the general law
of the state ui Florida proviiing for the
formation If corporations. und the acts
atnCndatury thereto, under the corporate
name Of the palatka News Publishing Com
mny. Tint tine principal place of business
of said Company shall he 40 Paatka, putnain
county, FLORIDA anu that the general nature
of ke business tn hc transacted shall De the
ruDish.ug Of Dnily and weekly Newspaper,
and do lab aud Book printing, aud such other
thiuEs GS pertain to that KIM ut husnt -.
That the amount pt the capital stpck Of said
Company Slpl he Fly" Thousand Dollars,
consisting ut nifty shares Of cnc hundred dol-
hrs each. o. be- paid in in fun before begin
ming business That the time ~ the com
menrrmcut of said business shall br the
tenth day Of March. lsSd. or as soon AS these
articles are filed with the Secretary OF state
and County Clerk. and said corporation shall
last twenty years II not sooner dissolved.
That the officers who shall perform the bust
mess of said Company, shat he II President,
Secretary uuI Treasurer. who's" term of Of
fee shall hu ono y"ar from date OF election.
IN witness whereof we hrfruitu stiliscfih'
uttt uam# To- the foregoing article, on tins
'fCuth bl} ~ Mit'h, \. u. lAN.
WM, J. VINEGAR,
MEM. HARRISON.
= j. kENNERLl
:. L. HAMMOND,
ROliT. W. DAVIS.
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SONNET.
I, who have lived as ii the blessed light

], who have lived s. ii the blessed light
Were such thing as needs must last alwsy,
And - have left the thoughts | had n Say
Cltil my monl or they were tuned Alright.
Vet sometimes feel a pang Of Stsau-' aifri- hs
Lest, all unheraliei by twilight sriy.
And slow. sweet fading Of thu pleasant ,iav.
Oath should drop suddenly the veil OF night
D Death, bethink thee that my years arr
young
And in my soul Is still the breath Of spring,
That the fair speech that tremble> on my
tongue
Must die with TIE. a frultls->s. ,tillborn
thing:
Think Of the many songs ~ Yet ml,uug,
And all my la'ly's praises still To SIM,
\ . lAIly
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tSeCutnT'S Notice,

The Undersigned having been appointed
ausi FUalilied - executor OF the estate uf
y RI. II, Rruuktg. late Of Putnam county, de-
ceased. all persons in debt 10 sail estate are
HHEjuvd 10 make pay ment 70 the undersigned
ans all persons having claims against said g.
rttc arr required tapre~sur the Sane fov PAY
Ely Mt within the time prescribed by .3v.
laiatSa. fla. January :, lSS=i.
". II. NlGG.
Executor of tie Gsis1a 1T NIn. n. BruoLri
Deceased
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PEACE, TRANQUILITY, HAPPINESS

and go least "a iIutit idii' comp tPncp comes to
tttl, ,ynr follow the teachings of the AMER.
TAN NGHl,u IN .RAiIsf. This w0rh.I,-
uuWurI p, riudIcll Nv addition to IT, Other great
ipattr,4 has now employed the lradlng Amer
lean writer to- drsclii" the iilral lives oi utIr
pitsbi, u'.. nearly MI ul whom were reared on
farms ur retired - them from active life.
UunYlI &, Mitchell Ik NarVtn. IT, II. Stod.
,lNrd. i .fn,- Parton, julian Hawthorn. Dir. Ly
nyn Abbott. and others equally eminent, ar"
now preparing these supplemental historical
tuIUr-, HEY are 10 he urcompanit II with on
gray iuss. i2ylS inches IN 4lAr. cyecutSl at
large rNrpnsr hy our tt7t artists
Illustrating the tutHi holmes anu sut-
ruundlnxs " oar Farmer Presidents, compri-
eiug magnificent portfolio collection tor cN 3.
ery huusp. rich AMI poor alike. These special
rarars and special cnVtuvings, will be- 0f al.
~uriiul interest to ali interested IN country
titr, ati liz wise constitute an important ne
qui-tIon to the historical knowledge of the
country.
Il. IT, str,hiard writes. II AIN sure they VIII
BE- popular nv 4 literary sense. and equally sure
they wii. nc Of great value to the boys OF this
go ntry, who have u right TO look forward 10
Iiarrf;i1- Our rulers" donald q. Mitchell II
writ about Wushington's farming. IN respect
- which ! have some copies Of unpublished
l,ttrr~." l'.pan Abbott. Ut IA M admirable
drstyu .. ~" close connection of our
tatt..t .,.... tit- vita the soil" Julian IIaw.
.hutu: "Auuttrscityc -4hcinc. ! shall be- glad
~ hiytE hand IN It." James Parton: zone Of
ms iattrt~ VIII DE- ready In tlitcr weeks
"E..yy .ut-cr.htr 20 The AMERICAN 40.
EtCll1j ltl-T tor l-1'i IT, ont tied 10 these dn
.cfitt,uu- AMI enyrHyiug' ~ the rural lives of
or frtzi,'rnt-. forwarded without additional
cost with tine numbers ~ 9TH American Agti-
riIltur.-t. u.s. they appear ~ specially executed
~, hcayy, highly finished paper. and forward
81 with III" additional trIiing cosi for packing
and postage. single Sub-t Upton, sl.U Ten
SHI,4.ri| .1us 81 each.
Tor fnIthcr informal lpn If desired, send siy
cent tor specimen American Agricultural.
Description uf cngraNinga, special terms ~
cluta. ind ,suvasscrs. Address publishers
American Agricgitgrist
David Ju.l, prta. ~au'l 3urnhnu, Sec.
~ lirUau..~. StY York.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-18
Assipnne's Notice,

\UIItET@ UEHEBY UINEN TIIAT 'DN
y y. Peek, druggist, Dt Palatba, florid1,
has this day executed AMI delivered 10 me o
writ II ussiRnin' tt 81 hi4 property, In Trust.
said writ. which Ia on n,e IN the ilcrh = Office
for Putnam county, Ia.
certain preferences are mol" IN SAID writ
Az persons owiug sdil GOV. =. Peek VIII
pIrasn set he with me and al pcr-nns holding
claims against said Gov. :. Peek vii. picaH,
pr. sent sninn to M fer aduI-tm"nt.
e.. ". pEEk.
April H. isod. aIt9l-1@
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\'uTltE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y undersigned have formed themselves iuto
II corporation 10 he known ~ th" -. Angus.
tine and South Beach Railway Company, Tor
the rurpo~" OF constructing, maintaining,
and operating u line ~ railroad utt Ath'tHSut
Island in the tuiinty Of IT. Johns ~ the state
at Florida, under he above name comm H.
cling Il, 4 point Opposite the city ~ ~. AuPiI--
tine, passing ~ or near tho tiu}rfumout
Ilght House. thence ~ South lI.aCh IN 4
aoufherly direction, ana theme" along the
beach OF the Atlantic ocean to- point ~ Or
near Natin1la Inlet. u distance" uf Hhon' ~
teen mlcs. aul to establish, own ana nJetatr
n, am or other class Of ferry. at u briIy"
connecting ytiI road with the city Of IT. An
pustiuc, MILO >. GAZETTEER.
MOSES u. BEAN,
CHARLES l.. CARY III.
ToItahu.spt Feb -. 1880 I'm
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At pnutka with Jacksonville. Tampa ny
Wrrt lty, last river steamers tor -. Ali-
sustinc, Urrcn Cove springs, larhsnn,illr
and all points North, Fast ani West, nud with
M river steamers for south Florida. Also
with the Twin screw iron steamer "tltN 81
rnlAtkn, uud Steamship city al Nunti" lln.
fnr Charleston. New Nutk i'"I"n Phllhdrl-
'hiu, etc.
Null tulina make tlnsc connection beth ways
ym I. ia X. W icy, ut jacksonville with At
liant e Coast Line. Fast Mail,
At Gainesville with thruugh Pullman sleep
,rs over Savannah, Florida western ny ioi
NV orleans, Cedar keys, Pensacola, sa'nn-
nah, Albany, Montgomery, Louisville, -.
Louis AMI all points West.
AZ pcaln with florila Hallway anu NayiRa
,lon Co Hud IiuClss tor silver springs
Al Aston with ~. Joitits river steamers t"r
Jack sonvilc, sanford and why landings.
A. i.crshurn with the -. Johns nnd Lake
Ellsts ~, isun Of the tlurnla southern NHll-
way, Und boats IN Lakes Harris and tu'tis
tui points On axes.
At pcmbcr,on's Ferry with South florlin
ny tor Lakeland, Tampa, kissimmn, lsHrtow,
ORLANDO sanford, Tuckcrtuwn and Fort Dsd',
\ CoNAN1, q. W, bkDMWEll,
General Manas,r Gonl Pass. Agent.
A. towAN. Gri Tray AIT.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-18
Notice 10 Debtors and Creditors.

Al IgrSUrS hrir>, creditors AMI others -
having claims az any nature Whatsoever,
usetI1>- thu estate ut William II. Wells dc =
Cv.>et, latH ot Putnam county. Florida. mus;
irt>, az the same, duly authenticated. within
the ,algt prescribed by law, or they will he
barred. ami all persons indebted Ia said estate.
ar requested ~ make immediate payment
4. J. BEACH,
Administrator OF the Estate Of
William III. Wells deceased.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-18
Assignee S Notice.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVES THAT u /,
" Green. boot and Shoe dealer ot i'nlaihh
Fla, has this day executed AMI delivered t.
me II writ oi assignment Of hi- property, II
trust for the benefit OF cf'6itnta rs provide
IN said writ which /. on lilo IN thc clerk o.
nee Tor Putnam county, tlutidn. Certain
preferences are made IN said VIII \ - per
sons owing said II l.. htrcn viii rita.t 7cttit
with me- and all r"rsuns holding claims
against said ~. l.. Green, will pleas pr"aonl
same ~ NO Tor nd instnrnt.
&C. tUt HHAS,
yuii AL Assignee,
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They Take Up Too Much Time.

England thinks It's parliamentary elections
take up too much time The rncpiit elections
spread over three weeks The movement
which has been started seeks tho ena"tinett
Of law by which the elections shall 10
finished iu two days at tho Longest
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PEOPLES Line STEAMERS.


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irny pnlntkn si0 !, n,
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hEuhNiNh'
Leave sanford city wharf IL pun
Leave sanford, South florida RnIl.
ruad whnrf on arrival u trim rr,.
rcl ON Suudays, whom steamers
viii irnyu at II II. ~. tilpiu
Leave Buc spting. 80 N
Leave lbtlAnd bpm
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savannah. Florida 4 Western RI
Way,ro-~ short Line.

Al tralH- * this Tusd src run rs Ceutra
ttthr Ne -tIa-a time, Wh.Ch d, - minute.
sluvr- ft.fs. JsI s-iiuy 81 r tine
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-18

Ruskin has written bitter note to AM
London Daily Telegraph, in which b. char'
acterizts England a. "a country Whose mils'
maids can not make butter nor her black
uliths bayonetso
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3 : 3'33Iil1iI
EElil:|E] z.l3sI;I7
Tropical Trunk Line.
DIRECT ALI.RAIL ROUTE

piGEt-T ALisRAtI RuITf
BKTwEEN
JlcsSoHuiis SGgaoha. Green Core Spring.
81 Augustine PaiGtsq Gainesville. 0cala.
ieeSbarg. Sesiie, psiGHj. Enterprise. Htus-
stie. Sanford, hiHteF Plrs 0rlard0 Tanru
aa5 Soatherf Fortd
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The hest time for ploughing under
green crops is when they are towering.
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He Eoun,l ont why they struck.

There WAS group Of striking painters
at the corner Of Michigan avenue and
Griswold street, when u farmer, with hij
whip in hani, came up and puerisd:
us this strike
"Yes, sir, replied one.
What seems to be the trouble all over
the country just now: 2 49,.
well, sir" replied All oldish man
with many spots of paint on his vest,
'thetrouble is, there are too man, men
in the country
IAN bosh. Jim" exclaimed young
man who was cleaning his nails with q
putty knife II tell you the whole thing
comes about from the efforts Of few to
buill up an aristocracy.'
well, you must I've green sneered
third one. This crisis was preci plated
upon us as a combined effort OF capital.
lists to drain us Of our life blood.
Life blood be hanged = exclaimed
fourth a. he came to the front. Any
man with brains knows that the trouble
started with Jay Gould. lie wants to
own the United States
"Did ever see 80 many fools togeth.
er: sarcastically remarked the last Of
the group. THE trouble is all caused
by politicians, who want to wind 10
around their fingers. We won't be
wound; hence the excitement"
"Then. that's the troubles" queried the
farmer.
"Yes. sir, that's the trouble answer.
ed the five together. each one speaking
for his own theory.
"Glad to know it. Much obleeged.
gentlemen. knew it must be sunthin'
or other. and I'm glad ] found ont. -
Detroit Free Press.
What a lovely COW, Uncle Jeems.
exclaimed Boston girl the morning
nfter her arrival land how comically
she shakes her head Yes, but don't
We get too near that COW" cautioned her
uncle. Hes an ugl, critter. New
York Sun.
What they we're given. Head Waiter
James, see what those two men want
at table number seven" James return
iny--"Thsy say they're not particular
what they have Head Waiter
We'll, give them the regular dinner,
then. "-Tid.Bits.
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hN saG after SUNDAY. Nov -. -, IA,
" >raget Trains viii itayt sut srriVt .
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Administrators Notice.

v'Hf UNDERSIGNED HAvISGTlils DAY
] been duly appointed and qualified ~ al.
minis'ratrix 'le hons non. ~ the estate Ui
Joseph II. Mann, late Of Palatka, Putnam
county. florida. hereby notifies all person,
who have any demands against the estate u
Joseph H. Mann. ~ present them to her with
in the time prescribed 10y law.
Palatka. March ~ ] ~.
ADELE MANN.
SIfnurrt. Chandler, Solicitor. apisw
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il.' Han tud"i rut >cvPtt.S CaIs. Jackson
w., .u NV irs .'hnut change
',' .Han lp.a,' Nartvt ~icrrlny car. Wash
Iu- .. >. IT, Iarh-,tNl.e.
we tuah Palace sleeping cats. JAvl SONY .tlt
tr -. lHuts, va savannah, Atlanta, N,snst{r.
az Evansville
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N>iN IiNE.


STEAMERS 4. J. LANE AND DISPATCH
MAKE daily double round trips of Lakes hIstr
amt Harris tuuching AT all landings
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I"Ht. ltt t~,ul ne daily tt ala a.
Az SEQ al Jacksonville dsuyM t.- A o.
it4.t. at,aAdip Ga.ly ~ a,Iur.
~. ...~THtCtusS ,ialli AZ b..
t't ..stEu~k Tile daily a. Sam.
l.o thr nak ,iaiiy Il; Ia a. Il,
AIN, 1t Dupont daily ~ .. gts T. n.
Au - thomuSyillc dally at 49,. lltu d m
Arrttr a A!hGuy daily ........ Ia a "A.
ATM Won't gomcry VIA g. KR - .ftAu.
Ntil,, tuut-t NE VIA la Y kG .a,l "a ~
inl. nHu ,aac" Sleeping Clrs Jafksnu,.N,
tot -'tttt WA Ihout.NitIs, Albany, Nytt
Suu .' nj IA .hillr.
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FOR SALE!
40 Acres High Hammock Land
FAR Lager \ <(.I:,
/. uNIN tliIt'n IIuitIIN

7 UFVFIF 10 IT
WA be- sold cheAptur cash II rate II made
within ~ days. T. Is tirqt-clnsa hand, suitable
tor urpug" grove ~ truck farm al" mile
from the railroad and near the tiNct There
is no vast. land on the tract, ana beautiful
stream pnss, through the center. No ditch
Ing or fertilizers needed. FOR further pnrtic-
unrs HIirrA, ", enre NEws office, phIatka.
Florida.
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THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE OF
j the formation " u company under the
laws Of the state IT Florida, by the name OF
The palatka street Railway Company, for tho
purpose Of constructing maintaining and op.
Grating a street railway for public use Ia the
conveyance Of persons and property, through
the streets of Palatka ana suburbs IN Put
nam county. Florida. .-..
WV. KEMBLE LESTE.
ALFRED BISHOP MASON,
ii.G. PAYNE
Palatsa Fla, April .. lsss aH VI
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Trains leaving Jacksonville * y. M, AMI
ntrt, lnR 6Ii y. ~. run daily between JHrN.
Sun, lille, Enterprise and sanford, others
daily except SUNDAY.
The u II M aud 1927 NJ trains from Jack.
sont iilrhhd thch iuam, II u "A III and I ~ y M
trains tIun rulutka make direct runuccttury
NJ West Tocoi Ia nud from 81 Augustine.
connections al iitusNille with ln,lllu Nt,ri
steamers TOT t1tl Point, Rn.kirlgr ticurgl.
ann, Eau talls', Melbourne. Mualar, 81 ~
et,'. Eden uud ~ landings On that tt,,t
" " MORAN,
t"n'l. Supi rui u. T..
1t. btMiNu. \ II ~
Feb ihh.
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tuIltAu |Htd'' .Itt IlhE ,dtt htlNNtu Jat IA
ruu, 'Ir AMI ~iN .urD,u aul t,uiu.. , tflr Hia
savannah
rnltnaa liui'' .,rUlu. ,tr-. Ias kson,tl tr
10 N t~Hugtuu.
IA, uau fhl', -l,,Wur eat. lt9tsuuN II"
- tHnNtIl" 'p ~. macy III, Albany utd
Mont vutttpIN.
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Florida Southern Railway
Orange Belt Routc.
April -. ssh.
GOING SDVTu
ST. JOHNS L LAKE EUSTlS DIV.
GOING SOUTH.

'ptnntr az Nr-shrpn NJ = Il pm, supper a
1 Il pm.
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tween il' h@'iilt nc Nui VI ulnNlhH
Through tttk'ts sold 10 all points Ivy Hal.
Rnd steamship connections, AMI lMgsuH
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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-12-04
How People Meet Death.

The manner in which people meet
death has always been matter of deep
interest to the living and historical rec
ords abound with descriptions of the last
moments Of human lives, great and
small, 1t is thing about which every
one is curious. The death not long ago
OF woman who had suffered long from
painful disease was a striking exhibition
of calmless and tnoughtfulness. 1t was
in an early hour of the morning and the
gas was burning in her chamber. Ap-
parently arousing from slumber she said
to her sister: 1t is dark; light the gas.
She was told that it was already burn
ing. Then light the other jet, was the
response. This was done but she could
not see. The film Of death rested on
her eyes. She realized the trurh and
said: am going over the ferry-lay me
out with few fresh flowers. Good-bye.
A brief pause and the word dying was
deliberately spelled and then a brave
spirit went to join the great majority
Chicago Tribune.