The Jewish tribune. (Atlanta, Ga.) 189?-1???, February 28, 1896, Page 8, Image 8

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To these it is I . .1; The ShDPI hins, ■ ; . . *■' ’ aud In some cases It is The Only lilqb.' . . f'V ■ ■ Passengers from all parts of tho United States, <«. . Canada and Mexico, will readily find connections to take them over the Florida Central and Penin sular's line. Tickets over this line should read via Columbia, Everett, or River Junction. We al so connect at Savannah via the Merchants and Miners Transportation Company from Baltimore, and the Ocean Steamship Company’s Steamers from Boston, at Fernandina with Mallory Line, aud at Jacksonville with the Clyde Line,■*'. ■■ j;r For the best map of Florida and pamphlets, and all information, address v < ; > - ’ ‘A. O. MacDOXELL, Gen. Pass. Agt. N. S. PENNIXGTOX, \ Jacksonville, Fla Traffic Manager.‘ ■''"’J' 1 FLORIDA' A Tho Land of Sunshine, Fruit and Flowers and Ihe Loveliest ...WINTBRRESORT : , on this Continent, is Reached Quickest via tho >■ . Central of Ga. R’y Co. 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TAr-tih J’ullnmn l>uMs : -*ing Ciw Atlanta”. 1..// ' AFTER THE TEARS. |‘ ~~ ' ‘ , u Wasyour husband good to you during your long illness?” inquired tha.kind lady, who was making a dharity call. i yes, indeed, ma’am I” replied the poor woman, “ as good as could be—he was more like a friend than — Puck. \ “I have often heerd,” said Mr. Haicede, as he watched the move ments of the hired man ; “ I have often heerd of fellers walkin’ in their sleep, but ybii air positive the first manjj>ver seen that slept in hi^/rflfkin’.” — Indianapolis Journal. . “Have.' you anything further to ‘ Prisoner—“ I should only like to ask that the time occupied ,by coun-. sei’s speech for defepedbe deducted from rAy term, of imprisonment.” —Il Popolo \ Ap4‘ i‘ :, V' >■ • . ■ "* *r t < l Brooklyn Magistrate—“ The evi dence shows conclusively, madam, that you . threw a stone, street car.” -'‘y .! , Striker’s Wise —“No, it doesn’t; it only shows that I hit the street car.”— Chicago Tribune. • • ?.. ' , j “ Why do people say, ‘ As'happy as a clam.?”.’ ,< * “ Have you never opened a clam shell?” ; ... ‘‘ Yes, but ” “ Well, •• then you must have noticed the amount of liquor it contained.” Dashway—“l tell you, the cruelty or some of those ambulance doctors is beyond belief. Talce Van Tire, for. instance, .when .befell off his wheel.” ■ ' .■ Clevertoh —■“ They didn’t take Kim to tho hospital,.did they ?” - Dash way—/‘ Oh, • no. ’His Wife was out of town and they took,.him to her relatives.”-/h • .' . v ~}. FOREIGN NOTES. : . M. Lockroy, the French Minister of Marine, in his endeavor, to put a stop to favoratism in the navy, intends to. publish in the Journal Officicl all private reports of Admirals and captains on the officers under them. There are lively times ahead for the French navy. Lord Rayleigh has been appointed scientific adviser to the Trinity House, the English Pilotage and Lighthouse Board, in succession to Tyndall, whoso predecessor was Far aday. Lord. 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