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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-27
FACTS VS. FtNCY.

Facts are. that Harry Heat makes sT-ci-
atty Of difficult repairing q line watches.
Cleans IeWelry, ChTeuCmCgsE.- AL ElElC. OF
NAUTICAL urgical. electrical and medical IN
struments. and understands 1II complicated
mechanical combinations ard how 20 re. air
them As to fancy, the ladies fancy the way
he finishes his jcwelry repairs. which come
out new every time For t.le work always
take il TO Harry Heath. in the Calhoun block
on Lemon street. Paistka. Fla.
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A#.& 4 ~ %E e M
A"Femme varie solvent etc.n
ct notre bayou SO permet aussi de
ces excentricit6s ct de ces variations
qui deroutent nos pilotes ct font IL
~desespoir de nos navigateurs d'eau
douce. v.
La baisse subtle ct inattendue
du Lafourche jette la perturbation
ct lie desarroi dams les services or
ganises pour les passengers ct lie
fret, lesquels avaient deja repris
leur routine annuelle au grand
commencement ct a Ia grande salts.
faction de tous. La vote d'eau est
ct fnt t%oujours la moins %codteuse,
ct c'est un avantage que nous ap-
precions, ce qui nc nous empeche
pas d'enc6urager ct de preconiser
les votes ferrees, les votes aerien>
mes etc. etc. Nous sommes de
notre steele ct CONNIE disait Platom
rien de ce iui touche a rhumanit6
ne nous est Indifferent.
Nous voyons par exemple avec
plaisir que lie trace dn chemin de
fer est termin6e, de Donaldsonyille
jusqu'a Lockport; ct nous avons
tout lieu d'esperer que dams un
avenir, peu eloigne, notre region
sera dotee dune vote ferree appellee
q nous rendre les plus grands servi.
ces.
MI. Gust. Abribat a contracte
pour la construction du chemin q
| travers lie canal Baratarla pour la
somme de $4,000.
II y a duelques jours nous avons
etc le temoin dun commencement
d'ex6cutiOn du c0ntrat.
Les massifs de maconnerie, gu
formaient les 6cluses, sont dune
urete a tonte 6preuve ct deman'
deraient l'emploi de la, dynamite
pour 6tre ebranleS.
Mais cOmmo nous avOnS peu d,
communards parmi nous on autre'
artistes capables de manier ce dan
gereux produit, lie travail est len
ct penible.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.

TAXES. - Notre collector de
taxes lie Capt Lorio, porteA Ia con-
naissance de tous ceux que celia
peut concerner, que la Unite pour
les contribuables tire & sa fin. II
invite courtoisement tous ceux qui
ont des taxes q payer a venir lie
plus tot possible a son Office on il
sc fera I'm vrai plaisir de leur deli.
vrer un recu.
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snne gontie de. vrai gin en- reserve,
pour calmer mes crampes d'esto>
mac. Mails surtout pas un mot a
la vielle -" Notre existence ne
serait plus tenable J..
Sc dirigeant vers les ecuries,
apres cette seconde surprise. lie
jeune Martin apercut ses freres qui
lui trent signe d'approcher ct qui,
lorsqu'il les eut 'ejoints, tirerent
avec precaution dc dessous I'm tas
tie paille, une bouteille du plus bel
aspect.
"Du rhum, Martin, du veritable
rhum de Ia Jamaiqne! Tu vas
nous ell dire DIES nouvelles! Mais
pour Dieu, pas I'M mot aux
"vieux! lis nousd esheriteraient!. +.
Eft VOLTA comment il Sc tait quill
y ait en- George tant de gems qui
he boivent pas ct tant de li4uides
bus.
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CHARLATANS ETC La Semaine
oui went de s'6couler s'est fait re-
marquer q Thibodaux par une
abundance d~'artistes forains de
charlatans etc, qui faisait la joie
de nos gamins ct des rurauxc
Les uns eXercaient aux sons de
la musique, les autres SO passaient
de Get acceSsoire mails men operai.
ent pas mOins avec un entrain ct
une facilit6 vraiment merveilleuse.
La betise humane ma pas dit
son dernier mot ct nous pOuvOns
vous certitier que ceux qui PexplOi
tent ne perdent pas toujOurs leul
temps.
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Necr0l0gie.

LIE 10 de ce mois, ct apres deux
jours settlement de maladie, s'etei.
guait parmi nous un homme que
tous nous avions appris q aimer ct
a estimer.
Depuis deux ans settlement, lie
docteur Alphonse Theodore Poi
Chef 6tait yenu Sc fxer q Thibo-
daux, ct en- peu de temps, par son
s%avoir, o urbanit6, son desinte
ressement ct SOL zele infatigable
await su Sc conqu6rir pestime ct
paffection de tous ceux qui lie con-
n~aissaient. #
II etait d'origine francaise; natif
de Bagneux-lez-fosses, pres de
Nantes, dams lie departement de Ia
Seine inferieure.
II fit des etudes au college medl-
cal de Philadelphia ct y obtint un
dipl6me de- docteur. Cette obten.
ton lui fut facile, yu les travaux
auxquels il s'etait livre anterieure-
ment en- France. II await su sur.
monter une des grandes difficulties
des strangers qui viennent s'eta-
blir lei; je veux dire quill await APP.
pris parfaitemeDt la langue du
pays. L'avenir lui souriait, Tors.
que, q Page de 43 ans, la mort vint
Penlever q raffection de sa femme
ct degses nembreux amis. Scs OBJ
sAques ont Gu lieu hndi dernier az
milieu dun concours lnusit6 d'amis
venus de tous c6tes, pour rendre
un dernier hommage 4 momme
iaste ct bon don't la froidei d6pouille
ailaitlAtre eonfiee 4 Ia terre.
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,boabons fms. Ches MR. r. Nc
Bride, Yencoiguure Market ct st.
Philippe il y a tout CO qu'on peut
souhaiter Ell fait d'ostensiles de
cuisine, de lampcs, de verrerie, etc.
Tout pres de ce dernier, snr lie cote
Quest de Ia rue St. Philippe, Sc
trouve 10 magas,n de Nine L. p.
Gaude, OH les danes trouveront les
etofes les plus a la mode qui soient
import&es dams notre vile. Chez
MI Ed. Badeaux, coin des rues
Main ct Focus, ct chez Mr.. E.. G.
Curtis, cote nord de la rue Nam,
lacheteur peut Sc pourvoir de tous
les comestibles desirables, chez les
voisius de CO dernier NM. Hof-
mann ct Aucoin, ron peut Sc pro.
curer un mobilier complet a peu de
frais. Enfn, 81 on veut de bons
v6tements q bon marche on ma QUA
s'adresser q MI. Marx, encoignure
Main ct st. Louis, ct 81 vous voulez
de la b%ijouterie, montres, pendules.
machines a coudre, fnsils, on .arti-
cles de chasse adressez-vOus q NJ
Bouron, encoignure DIES rues Main
ct st. Philippe.
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Pendant Ia soir6e de Samedi der.
nier, nous dit.on, le Dr.. JOS. Pujos,
revenait tranquillement de Ia sta.
ton Terrebonne i son logis 1 Thi.
bodaux.
A nn certain eudroit de Ia route,
il fut rencontre par quelques indi.
vidus de couleur qui ~venaient
de sens inverse; lie resultat de Ia
rencontre est, one le docteur, quand
il sc releva apres un certain laps
de temps encore tout etOurdi, con.
stata que son snlky ainsi que lie
cheval avaient disparu ct que sa
poche await etc soulagee dane
somme de $500
lie cheval ct le vehicule sOnt ar
rives tranquillrment au logis; lie doc
teur aussi "a pu rallier, CONNIE on
dit dams la marine, mails rargent
est allie OH Won't beaucoup de cho-
ses.
Nous engageons fortement les
noctambules a user de precautions
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PoMPE D'IRRIGATIoN-A la tete

POMPE DIRRIGATION-Al la ttte
de la rue st. Philippe sur lie terrain
vague qui borde le bayou, on a in.
stale lie tuyau d'aspiration de la
pompe don't notre nouveau Conseil
nous a dotee. Lorsque lie besoin
sen fera seBtir, la vile de Thibo-
daux pourra Sc baigner, s~'arroser
ct JOUR- dune prise d'eau facile ct
agreeable.
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OVERTURE DIES ECOLES PUB.
LIQUEs. - CONNIE on peut lie voir
dams la partie anglaise de ce Jour
nal, rouvcrture DIES ecoles publ
ques est fxee GU IA Fevrier pro.
chain.
Tous ccnx qui aspirent a lhon-
neur de faire partie de penseigne-
ment, doivent envoyer leur deman.
de au superintendent ct secretaire,
MIR, TIL. \. Badeaux d'ici au pre-.
mier janvier proclaim.
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ACHETEZ vos C%ADEAUx. - LIE
Bon homme NOEL est arrive ct
monsieurle Premier jour de ran18S7
va arriver incessamment. Vous
tous qui voulez vous faire bien We
mir de tendance, GU entretenir vos
antilles par de jolis cadeaux, prof.
tez pour faire vos e%mplettes des
nouveaux, arrivages qui viennent
d'avOir lieu dams tous nos magasins
de Ia willie ; lis sont 81 bien assortis
QUEEN verit4 nous ne '~saurions en-
otter nm seul a qui bonner la pre-.
ference, 'chacun d'eux q sa speciali-
t6 ; dams quelques.uns yous trouye-
rez futile ct ragreable, les bon.
bons ct les friandises, les jouets
d'enfants ct les articles de chasse,
dams d'autrcs de hons v6tements
bien chauds & meme de vous pro-
tegerl contre les rigueers lie miver ;
ailleurs on ofirirs d v0s regards IN
6talage de chartnantes 6toffes pour
robes; mantelets, manteaux, etc. ;
eufin les articles pour. ho,nmes ct
pour femn,es sont \ ~profasion dams
tous les magasins, ct on serait ten.
t6 de croire que nos marchaDds 90
sont donn6 le mot pour rivaliser
d'6legance ct de bon goat dams toue
les articles quils offrent en- vente
an public, ct CO quill ; . de plus
surprenant, c'est que tons peuvent
offrir leurs marchandises . nm bon
march6 qui ma jamais etc atteint
lei c'est un probleme dificile en-
effet que celui qui cousiste ! SAVIOR
unir le beau, le bon avec le bon
marche. Et c'est Il dependant CO
q quot Sc sont attaches tous nos
commercants, aussi nous vous en-.
gageons q aller visitor leurs eta
blissements, ct particulierement
celui de Mr.. Alois Weissenthaner,
encoignure Main ct st. Louis qui
| renferme un bel assortment de
jouets d'enfants de bonbons ct de
~patisseries. Celui de Mr.. JnO. Full.
ford, dams la meme rue. on on peut
Sc procurer tous les u~stensiles de
menage ct de jolies lampes. La
Pharmacie ThibOdeaux on l'ache.
teur trouyera un choix tres vari6
d'articles pour cadeaux livres de
luxe, albums, cartes de Christmas
ct du jour de Pan, papeterie de
luxe ct IN grand assortment de
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sPERMATORRHEA ANDIMPoTENCY.

mic diseases.
SPERMATORRHEA ANDIMPOTENCY.
As a result uf Self in youth. sexual
excess III maturer years, or other causes, and
producing some of these effects Nervous
ness, seminal emissions (night emissions by
dreAmsl. alimness OF sight. defective memory.
physical decay, pnmples on face, confusion of
ideas. loss Of sexual power, etc, rendering
marriage improper OF unhappy, are thorough
ly and permanently cured. SYPHILIS posi-
lively cured and entirely eradicated from the
system GONoKRHEA. GLEET. Structure, Or
chitis, Kidney and Urinary Troubles, Blood
aud Skin aistases quickly cured: lOld ulcers,
c~atarrh. asthma diseases OF the liver and
lungs successfully treated. Charges reasons
able.
L .PrPILES! Fistnla ! fissure ! permansnt-
ycured without kuife 0f ligatnre. Ii you
are sick dont delay. Call or write. Aedi-
cines sent to any part of the country.
E8-Send for 6t-lage pamphlet, mailed free
Address w H. BETS. NJ. D., 80 st. ICharles
street, opposite the st. Charics Hotel, New
OrleAns, La. a. = > s4 30 81
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LATEAPBRANCE EN GE0RGIE.
Trait Caracterlstique.

Martin X.,jeune Georgien, qui a
pass6 deux ans 4 dieter ses gour.
mes" ! Ia Nouvelle Orleans, rem
trait reoemment, en- fls prologue
dams ga famille 4 Atlantis.
Des le premier repas, il comprit
QUEEN con absence, tous les stems
s'6taient converts 4 IL religion de
temperance. Repas plantureux,
mails reimbursement arose de ce
que les cyniques d~6nomment "Cha.
tesu Ia Pompe." A h grimace que
fit Martin repondirent les regards
reimbursement indign6s de toute Ia
famill e. -
LIE diner achieve, le pere Va faire
II sieste dams 60 chambre & coucher,
les freres de Martin won't fumer
dams la cour.
Restee seule avec son fills prodi-
que, Ia mere Sc hate d'extraire d'u.
ne arm0ire secrete une bouteille
d'antique porto: ITEMS, mon fills,
reconfortons.nous. LIE "vieux" est
81 terriblement strict sur le chapi-
tire lie Ia Temperance que je nose
meme lui laisser soupconner lexis
tence de cette bouteille don't je fails
usage, de temps d autre, CONNIE
medicament."
Quelqnes minutes apres, ie chef
de famille mande Martin aupres de
lui ct tirant de dessous son lit une
bouteille de g~enieyre: "Trinquons,
mon .enfant; mon veu de tempe
rance ne m,interdit pas de garden
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4 upe
veritable satisfaction que nous an
noncons a nos lecteurs rarrivee par.
mi nous des Mn. Kilbourne s.
Dion des photographers dun merite
bien connu ct qui nous %arrivent,
ria Houma, dams queiques jours.
Ces artistes ont donne trop de preu-
YES de leur habilete ct de Pexcellen-
g de leurs productions dams notre
voisinage pour que nous ne saluions
pas leur arrivee avec joie.
On vera dams leur annonce que
leurs prix sont tres.mod6r6s ct nous
no craignons pas de leur predire
IN grand ct legitime success.
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II 'out Of sorts with headache, stomach
disoFdee, torpid liver. pain In bsek or ode, con-
Of btrone'o oAnative Pills will giys relief
AtoW doses restore ~ new health and vigerss
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DECES.-Dimanche dernier 4 2
10 minutes de l'apres-midi est de-
ced6 lie docteur A. T. Poichet q
Page de 43 ans.
SEES funerailles ont Gu lieu au
cimetiere st. John dams la jOurnee
du lundi q 4 heureS.
On nous annonce de LOckport
la mort de Nine. Apollinaire Bour'
geois, d6cedee lie 10 de &c mois q
heures du. matin en- So residence
sur Il bayou Lafonrche. liza
SEES funeraillesgont Gu lieu le len
domain au milieu d'on grand nom
bre d'amis qui pieurent ga sertes3
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Drs. Belts &dBetts,
Medical and Surgical DispensarY.

W. H.sBETTS, THE CON
sulting physician, is the old
est, most successful, best
known specialist in the
world. A graduate from A
medical colleges. 25 years
experience and extensive
practice in England, France
and America, and has secur
Ell u Worldwide reputation
i'll the treatment and cure of
Private Nervous and Chro-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-02-25


tors OF tho Loadou Post Tha Pos. pub
defendants Punch printed a cartoon re
presenting Mr. Punch hanging Burns.
Hyndman, Champion and Williams.
Il is stated that Mr Morley, chief sec
Rotary FOR ireland, has 80 instructed the
police and military authorities as 20
render it virtually impossible t. effect
evictiOns. Archbishop Walsh of Dublin
has written To Mr.. Gladstone that the
Irish bishops considered that the result OF
the elections answered Mr.. GladstOne's ap.
peal 10 the Irish people 10 speak ont.
He says the bishops believe that home rule
would not affect the union OF the suprema-
cy of the crown, and urge the suspension
IF evictlOns until the land question hRs
been settled.
The Earl of Aberdeen, the new lord lieu
teneut Of Ireland made his state entry into
Dublin on the 2Bth. There was mo- display OF
uags by the citizens, a. usual ou such an UC-
casion, and his lOrdship was but little
cheered by tile crowds assembled along the
route by which he proceeded To the castle.
The weather was cold. A body IF students
following the vice regal procession Of Lord
Aberdeen was attacked by a crowd at one
portion OF the route. and considerable Of an
encounter eusucd, during which many ~
the students we're wounded.
The prince Of MALES is going to Cannes
for few weeks st y. The princess aud
her sons will meanwhile 20 TO Torquay
Prince Albert Victor has been desired by
his father 10 take more prominent part ia
public affairs. lie will make his debut l,y
opening the new building of the Cambridge
University MON aud presiding at the ban
quet on that occasion. The young prince
seems destined TO follow ia the footsteps OF
his father, as the favOrite attraction in
such events as the LAYING OF corner stones
and the dedication Of buildings.
Thepromo;ers Of the woman suffrage agi-
tation are very active in endeayoriug to
secure the support Of the government for
their pet measure. The Till passed its first
reading in very tninly attended session.
Many Conservatives favored IL, aud il was
opposed by Cham berlain, Harcourt aud
Chllders of the Liberal government. Even
this doubtful success of its first introduction
for this session greatly elates its support
ers, but the general impression is that in
full house its second reading viii be defeat
ed.
The powers have called upon Seryia and
the porte to submit at the same time their
proposals for the restoration Of peace be
tween Servia and Bulgaria. Ii is expected
that the proposal OF Seryia will be pre-
seuted at once.
In England il is a crime for marriage
ceremony to be performed except between
; a. m and - m. A hin has been intro.
duced in parliament making il Law ful To
soIemnize marriage between a M and 4
p. ia.
A French committee. by vote Of 10 TO :,
rejected proposal for the expulsion of
princes. ana abolished 10y a vote OF II to :,
motion giving the ministry power 10 eX-
pei princes II necessary.
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BES THE NEW s ROy.



Here you are Times, Tribune, OF Herald
" III l carry Your bag through the street
All right For / m stuck on these papers.
And your quarter'll jnst get me Il treat.
No l hahn got much learnin Mister
Don't suppose could read for a cent
10 To church ] hahn been there lately.
pisrenembc,5 guess when J went
Tie fact IS, my goodness won't hurt nae.
We're a bnd lot, Sir, knockin about
And dOnt take stock IN the innuiu's
Since my poor little Tim war caught out.
Who war Tim Why my little pard, Sir.
Who's been dead for year or two now.
tie give up a fightn' 20 live Sir.
Long atore he bad really learned how.
& Yon'ud like 20 hear an about him,
IL amt much ~ a story 20 tell.
Aud somehow IS en- 80 talkin' o. Tim, Sir
WHY can zee my way very welt
IVY III ! cross with YOU on the Ferry.
Tell you oil about Tim on the way
v ell Sesi for hahn no engagement
Very pressiu' on Wall street IL day,
Il didn' start ont for 70 like him
But the cUss was so awfully small.
twas rough on him all 10y himself, Sir.
Aud hi. pipe was poor one 10 call.
Well licked n TELLER who hit him,
aud We chipped ia pards from that day;
And u ever had to 60 leave him,
Il Toe Hwattih' for you, Ben T! he'd say
We'd been pards summer aud winter
When ! seed he warn't feelin so fine:
knowed thar was sOutuin' the matter,
Though yer dOCtorin' amt in my line.
Il tried Co be good 20 him, Mister.
o. g "a "a nl fHF I
But times was as hard as the winter;
aud the young un got terrible bad.
One night we was down on some bales Sir
And says Iin Ben, j Sc goiu 70 de
Aud mother, She : gone up TO Heaven
But never can get up 20 high
And that seemed To trouble him dreadful:
And the stars they did look far away
And he was 50 small and su weak. Sir,
Then says he Ben, Use goin' To pray
He kneeled on the bales alongside me,
And he turned his pale face to the sky,
While the stars looked down on him smilin.'
As II glad that my young un should die
" 'P.ease, Mister, Use Tim, aud Use tired
And they amt never teached me 70 fly
Would you let mother come for me please,
just to carry me up 10 the sky
.'And then, though / haven't been plous.
And this ain very much of prayer,
III be good along OF my mother.
IL you'll let me in wild her, up there
He laid down quite happy beside me:
There ] guess Uhat'il make IL all right.
There II be room for such IA sma II felier
III he waitin for You, ben. Goodnight
That's all that be saii ev'ry word, Sir;
And he laid down his poor. tired head,
4 "A a ~ sal iii Ia ~ off
But my Tim In the mOruin was dead
And sometimes when Use almost asleep
can just here the little one call
Through the dark. like as if from the stars
III be waitin for you, Ben That's ali
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A gentleman owned an old white
horse, which took him 10 his place Of
business, four miles away, every day
in the week but Sunday. That day be
went IN the opposite direction. taking
the family to church.
Week days the horse always turned
his head toward the business quarter.
and on sunday, without the least direc-
ton turned about and proceeded the
other way. over and over again he
wa, tried, TO see ii he knew when the
church day had come, and he was
never mistaken. They concluded he
could count seven at least.
4 county superintendent was accus-
toned 10 drive over the country, stop
ping AT different school houses. Year,
after, when driving the same route, the
horse was always anxious 10 stop at
school houses aud make n little call.
and evidently thought his master had
forgotten himself. Ii took some press
ing To induce him to 20 by
This faithful friend of humanity has
good memory for old friend, rs well
as for localities.
The horse Of a gentleman had passed
through various hands, and had grown
old in good service, when they Glanced
to meet in a distant section of the
country. The horse knew bis old mas
ter, seemed almost beside himself with
Joy. The new owner could hardly be-
licvc that it was not q singular coinci-
dcnce.
Jack, take on my hal. said the
former owner.
Instantly the old horse daintily lifted
the hat hv the bum, and put il on
again the other way round.
II never saw him 10 that before.
said the other. much surprised.
1t WAS little trick taught him
when he was young.
The faithful creature could hardly
bear to be parted again from his new
found friends; and who knows what
homosick memories he may have had
of his youth As he walked away to his
pasture again.
After years of absence. an old horse
has been known TO visit All the famil-
lar crib troughs of his early home with
out any guidance
As the world goes with horses, it
seems almost sad that they can rcmem-
ber so well. There must be great
deal treasured up in every horses life
which would seem a mercy 10 have
him forget. Let us hope they have the
strongest recollection OF those things
that are pleasing and kindly.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-02-25
a T0Dogga Suit.

4 lively Philadelphia girl described
the toboggan suit as follows:
She said you first get long and
wide roll of flannel, and having divest-
ed yourself of the majority of your
clothing, you hold one end Of this to
the back of your neck, get your maid
to hold the other. and then turn your
self slowly around until You have en-
veloped yourself from head to foot.
over this you put a BIoomer costume
Of heavy flannel, and over this again a
Jacket and shirt made out of blanket.
Draw long wooden stockings over your
legs, put your feet in moccasins and
your head in small wooden sack.
You will then look like an attenuated
football and you will feel like one.
That's what thgv call a toboggan suit.