The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
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Sa5cord our people are.
nn'.,sr,AS a order to maintain the
NSEssswth Of tie city and our past
' cord for good health, a system of drain
age must lie established. The town has
outgrown the little surface bitches that
choke up on the slightest provocation
and overflow walks. and lots, and leaves
a sediment on the surface, that only nisds
the warm rays ofuhe sup TO create more
or less malaria. II Will IeFsood thing
for the doctors if 'tIRref!ssno a.sprove.
ment over the pressi.f system.ef carry,
ing Off surface watefsbut the protest Of
the men who have to pay. the bills, or
the family who loses loved member,
will be loud and long. Good health is
essential to prosperity, and the most ef'
fec,ive preventive of sickness is a clean
town, and the best and only manner oil
keeping the town clean is to properly
drain of all the filth.
"What beautiful little city" "ThC
mos. enterprisin2 in the State" are OK
: pressions frequently heard from our Wis
itors, and such expressions are almost al
ways coupled with "But what Il pity tn
! streets are 10 better" Tho bad walks il
many portions Of the city, besides bein,
b good sweat producers, are II source o
!. endless profanity. SO, from Il mora
. standpoint alone, the city owes it to her
n self to make the improvements 50 badl
needed. A man, however circumspcc
, h. may he in other matters, cannot drO
, a dime in the contribution box with
!. good grace after swearing and moppn
10 hi. brow all tho way to church. Its b'
yond the power of human nature.
). II we hai shell road We might ha,
IS Tally-lIo. Brigham Bishop, in col
Is versaton with one of our city dads I'll
l. other day, let out the secret of his ru
10 pose to construct Il McAdamized roa
from Ocala to Silver Springs, and pla'
thereon next winter two of the fine
n Tally-IIo outfits that can be procured
=, New York. A large sum Of money III
already been subscribed for the constru
J., ton of the road.
~ Mr.. b. s plans do not stop ut the Tall
llo. He is advocating the building of
branch railroad to Orange Springs, NJ
" from thence by steamboat up tho Ockl
;! waha 10 Silver Springs thus completes
III a route that would he both new and ;
=" tractivc, turn the travelling public into
y fresh channel and mako the Tally.l
81 investment Il sure thing.
A moments reflection will show I
Il feasibility of this undertaking. wi
OK chances for profitable results. Then
his railroad could he continued on across
CHI Ocklawaha, for that matter and hi
PISS palatka in communication with req
OF whose trade belongs to us, and viii
would inevitably come here If n re
:, was once in operation.
ne The Tally-llo ia pleasant to us, c
'od that would strike the fancy OF lots
Of tourists, and turn an honest penny
,o the proprietor, We ought 20 have {
=, in raaika, hut shell road is first n
wv essnry.