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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13

The Republican Senators are not much
Of q success at calling up prees
dents in their favor in the con
test with the President. The preee
dents keep coming but the trouble is they
point the wrong way for them. That letter
Senator KENNA produced, written BY Sens-
tor SHERMAN while Secretary of the Treas
nry refusing request made by Mr.. CoSK-
LING az Chairman of the Finance Commit
tee asking fer reasons why Mr., HAYE's
administration removed CHESTER A. Ar
thur from the Colleetorship from the Port
al New York was q sumner for the Repub.
Lean Senators
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13

TuAr was startling rumor that the
Consuls whose salaries were threatened to
be reduced, aad the railway postal clerks
intend to 90 on a strike. 1t would De q
very interesting sight to see the wheels Of
government stopped and sll Uncle Sam s
employees calling torhigher wages and boy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13

CLERK D,Lrox, Of Cincinnati, has
banded over tee election returns OF the dis
putsd ward Of that city. The camera IS
now 70 be brought to bear upon them
Ifsome one would Only invent camera to
photograph the characters Of those guilty
"a fraud
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13

Turs is likely to be brilliant year IN
base ball circles. Six associations have
already been formed, and are putting pro
fessionsl teams 10 the field. These are the
National League, the American Associa-
lion, the Eastern League, the Southern
League, the international League and the
Western League. Two are IN course OF
formation-the Northwestern League and
the Gull League
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13

THAT was good Democratic doctrine
Senator KExNA used when he said that the
recent charge Of administration meant
that ths Republican Marshals, Collectors
Ministers AMI Consuls should 60, and they
'Ogent TO be made GO"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13

TsE speech Of Senator WILSON on the
EDuUSDs resolution was fue piece OF
defamation. 1t made entertainment tor
both friends and enemies, aud that is all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13

THERE was prospect of an early spring
but the news that OSCAR WILDE Is coming
10 America has come like q cold chill. The
fact that the Prince of Wales contemplstes
committing the same oFerse will not help
matters any.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
TRE REGISTER.

West Girginians s0jOurning I'm
washington can always find the
DAILY REGISTER On the cOun-
ter oi Lcpley a. FinSter, news
dealers, us Fifteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13

REPUBLICAN Senators are now overhaul
i,g Senator WlLsoN's defamation to dis
cover Why his points have remained IN
condition Of "inuocuous desuetude.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13

SENATOR WILSON may have made some
arguments in his speech, but it will take g
nnwerful telescopa 10 find them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13

The pretenee that the Senate is trying to
get at the truth, and the President trying
to conceal it, is pure impudence. 1.-THE
Senate really waited oppenRess and pub
hcity in the management Of the govern
ment it would give up its monstrous prsc
tice OF dealing with the civil service in
secret session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
Public Library Notice.

TT1HE PUBLIC LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED
from March % to March Slst inclusive, Tor the
nnTnose of taking Annual Inventory OF Books, etc.
On April LIST, I'd and Sd, the Library VIII be
opsn for leading but no books can be taken out on
these days. All books tho matter whea taken Sutl
must be returned on or before March 9th.
All persons having Library Cards are requested
IN leave them ut the Library not later than estur-
Say March 9TH h H. PENDLETON,
!,rI9 On oS 06E27 Librarian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13

GAMBIkKi OHIO-sINI4EIII IHN"'
Law ence Rust, Lib, Rector,
Prepares for any College or University and the
Government Schools at West Point and Annapolis.
Conducted on the military system. Thorouga iu-
sruction and careful supervision oil heath, ,ba0lt'
and manners a constant atm. Summer term be-
gins April g. 1886. For Information address the
Soctnr mrl3esa6we d-yb
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Sealed Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR MAKING ALTERATIONS
i and additions 10 the Library ana boArd OF
Education Rooms on Fourteenth street, In accord
ance With plans and specifications to be seen at the
of6cs OF the Board OF Education, viii b. received
until Thursday, March is, 1886, at o'clock p. m.
Pronosals should be enclosed In sealed envelopes.
oddre,Sed 10 the COMMITTEE on Public Library"
and lett with the Clerk Of the Board OF Education.
Inc right Is reserved to reject any and all bids.
J. A. MILLER,
Chairman Committee on Public Library.
mr13 I5176l9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
Springfield Reyubiioan

Senator Edmunds presents the strongest
argument which can be made probably for
his position. But even he is forced to ad-
NIT that President jackson refused to give
the grounds Of removal when they were
demanded by the Senate. As he, him.
self points out, the distinction between sus,
pensions aud removals had not been ere
sted. But if the President could refuse
information upon a removal, still more
might he upon q suspension which he is
expressly authorized by law to make Gin
his discretion"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13

No Safer Remedy can be had fer Coughs and
Colds or any trouble Of the Throat, than "BronrnS
Bronchial Troehss." Price 2j cts. Sold only in
bOrgs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
Stables For Rent.

yT,HE STABLES IN REAR OF 9i5 MARKET
street, Armstrong, COen q Co.'S lumber yardi.
Stalls for seven or eight horses.
Enquire Of J. L. Sllf Ell * ooNo'
r,,,sa,do No. 900 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
AEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR RENT.

A TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, SIN
N rooms, kitchen and hall, on Chipline, above
Eleventh. street.
Two Rooms and Kitchen, on South Broadway.
Ploptrty On corner ChapliIe and seTenteenth
streets. -,
siebke's tottlng establishment, In tie Smith
Brewery, amt Office.
Brick House four rooms and kitchen, on Island,
Wabash street.
Barbershop on Water stree, near depot snd
landing.
Large Storage Rooms ard three large vaults In
Smith Brewery, corner Chspline and seventeenth
streets.
TSo-story Brick, five rooms and kitchen, No.
1898 EOn street -
Cwo-stOry Brick store and five rOoErs, No. 1925
Main street.
store Room under Arion Hall, very large.
Thirty ere Farm, eight miles from Wheeling,
Thee Elegant Rooms and Garrett corner For
teenlh and Market STREETS, upstairs.
{. 4. SCHAEk ER & CO.,
Rea, state and Stock Brokers.
Call Telephone. mira
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
s.. Paul Glo6e.

Taking it altogether, Mr.. Edmunds
speech is very much like that of the spoiled
child, who, being refused forbidden jam by
q far-sseiUg parent, kept on crying II
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
NEW ApvERrlsEMENTs.
;0R RENT FROM APRIL Ist, 1886.

AIsrse Pleasant Front Room With Board, at
1908 CEaP1ine SIT.
Four or i've persons vii be accommodated with
day board at the lame place. mrlSh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE. CHEAP.

A LARGE TWO-sToRY BRICK DWELLING,
IA J3 rooms, good cellar; lot SO BIZ $50; for cash
at S. 500 only. c. A SCHAEFER & CO.,
Zeal Estate and Stock Brokers
Call telephone. NARA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13

Edmuuds' boom" for 1888 is now fairly
launched. He will probably get his accus
toned three dozen votes in the convention
Of his party, aud then his name with lapse
as usual into "innocuous desuetude.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
EDMUND'S SPEECH.
What Our Exchanges Have to Say About

1t.
Boston Herald.
The speech in which Senator Edmunds
attacks the position of the President is an
able and prolonged bubble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
KENYON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
nAMRIRR. onIo-sIXTlEIM YKAR,

IhAITIuAH IUHWIlVeo Oh ~V1I0 Ut
mrl3, l5,l7&l9
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07
The Danger from Frozen Oranges.

find a statement going tho rounds Of the
press tLnt tie FROZEN oranges recently sent
north from Florida are poisonous. IL h
stated that tn oil from the rind has penetrated
the pulp during the profess Of thawing and a
poisonous fungus has Developed In tho pulp
The first part Of the statement Is true, tho
latter false. The 'jatile oil in thawel
oranges dos penetrate. IN" jnI"c Of the pulp
and makes it hitter II has tho cffe,t Of ex-
coriating the mouth, tongue, anl lips, but no
more so than the oil If any orange. II Il not
poisonous, except in large quantities, larger
than any one person would get out Of a dozen
oranges.
Their is no fungoil growth in thawed
oranges or any other, for | do not find any
such organism IN amy of tho frozen aud
thawed fruit have examined under the mi
croscope II any person has been msdc
seriously i'll b. eating sun oranges il has
been caused by the coilnes, Of the pulp, taken
in largo quantities into the stomach IL a
irozcn orange i, slowly thnwel at n tenpera-
tire two or three degrees above the freezing
point the pulp remains sweet and wholesome.
E. NJ Hale. NJ d. Ia Inter Ocean.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07

Upon the authority of Boston expert The
Journal Of that city maintains that every
person who desires to speak correctly will
say "all the woods were tingcd with purple,
not tile woods were all tingei; he gave his
views whether they were asked for or not, not
be gave them whether asked for or no' ; in that
state 10 which the movement has fallen. not
that state IT has fallen into; va all ran gu, not
we can all go, tho we ufi,' of the South
seems to have a more sure foundation than
one might have supposedl. Say tue progress
VII ! has been shown IN career command
ing respect, not which has been shown in
{. er which commands respect between him
and Inc, not between him (or he and I."-Ex-
change
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07
Was IL % Case Of Trlrpathy:

The subject Of telepathy or tho action of
ono mind upon another, Irrespective Of lis.
lance, Il attracting attention IN Philadelphia
u well Us in lOnlon. \ singular incident
occurred few evenings since, which shows
that il there is nothing in tclepdthy there Is
at least something queer IN COIN ulencrs. DR.
J. J. lAvick was sitting in his library talking
with IA friend, and incidentally the subject
turned upon telerathy. He hal brcn illus
tratins il by anecdotes Of what he hal no.
tired i'll hospital practice, and in this way
the subject'of the great flrr Of 1870 In Ihila.
delphia was brought up he spoke Of the
fact that II originated from the explosion Of
S,tletre in Brooks warehouse, AMI re-
marked: This gave rise 10 thu question,
will saltpetre exploded" lie had not spoken
or thought Of This matter before FOR twenty
years.
The conversation revsrting to tclepathy, Il
was explained BY saying: SNOW, il what We
are talking about should BE- Interesting to an.
other mind, q there Is nothing 10 suggest it,
that would b telepathy.s Ths conversation
broke up about uaillnigAt, the frisnd going
s aSTa ps ga Il rs l1 sS5sh krl nesl saS
used to be much-vexsd question in Philadel-
phia as TO the explosive nature Of saltpstre,
growing out II the explosion q Brooks store,
In Water street., In 1850. Now that a brewery
has been blown up by an explosion Of oat meal,
the oil question CONES up IN new form.
win lager beer explosieF" While they wero
talking some one, unknown To either II them,
was pnning the paragraph In question. -
Philadelphia Times
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07
TOBACCO IN THE SCHOOL-ROOM.
Observations Of n state Superintendent of
school Mental and Moral Results.

Observations Of state superintendent oS
School Mental and Moral Results.
At recent meeting of the state Teachers
association OF Iowa. one of the abltst ami
most successful Of the superinten,lents Of
schools in u state rad paper on The
effect Of the barco habit ON school work"
In which b presented conclusions which may
seem extreme and fanatical t. tobacco lovers,
but which experienced teachers are forced 10
Sccept a. plain statements OF fact. Boys that
ls,Gan the habit at an early age he has uni
formly observed to become permanently
stunted, mentally AMI physically, aud cspo-
cially that thrir reasoning powers are oh
scured, their np mory trcarherou3 and zeal
for study altogether lacking. i,r..,estion, inl-
paired taste, detective eycsight, duh hearing,
nervous affections and diseases of the heart
among the pupils under his care he has been
able 70 trace, in q surprising proportion Of
cases, TO an inveterate rlso of tobacco often
unknown to parents and home friends.
I'm many instances boys who hal been do
ing admirably in their studies showed Il
markell falling Of in zeal. mental grasp and
general xucs~s in scholarship, n change Il.
most invariably tr,itrable 10 the formation Of
the tobacco habit The mental faculties Of q
10y under the influence Of the narcotic seem
to be In stupor, and since the will power i,
simultaneously stupefied ami weakened it
Avtails little 10 try and arouse tho dormant
energies or to interest the tagged desire.
The moral results Of the habit at this carly
aye are no less serious. Pupils under il, IN
Auence are apt 10 Become constant sui ievts
for discipline at home and ut school Bows
governed after beginning tho usc OF tooa,to
become decidedly the reverse. When in such
cases, by the influence Of parents and teach
ers, the habit has been abandoned the nor.
NAL character has invariably been resumed.
But to secure its abandonment is always u
most difficult task, since one of its
worst characteristics is a loss If
self-rsspect and Of regard for par.
ents ami real friends. All the evil re-
suits mentioned do not, Of course, appear con.
currently in each and every hoy that ,..e,
tobact> but the bcnumbns and befogsing
effect u, q the intellect is nearly or quite uni.
versal boston Traveller
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07
WAIT.

Oanst thou not wait for M. o hu-vin,
years,
I'LL ! 50 back AMI gather Up the past.
though It's but q shed uTo, Its grave nv
tears.
That even how are ;.llil.,, thick AMI .-l-t.
Let NE 60 back AMI bind til ripen,I slaves
That left wasting in the harvest fiei
Ny night OF need has come; these pnor, dead
leaves
Are all have my s:s,eaanee 70 Weld
Let me go back ami from ,linnlei eyes the
tears
Let me them wipe till th, are clear and
dry.
Why did lave them there in other years!
Xethinks thought Ine'er shouu mourn
orcry.
Let ME 50 bacS-wita sad. reprntant hands
Gather the unkind words my lips have
said,
And bid ne walk the years though on scorch-
Ing sanis,
But say To IN, their sting is Lst anil dead
Lat all my fair days die, but those married
With eltishness and sim hunlily ask
To have them back, unwountel AMI I'M
SCARED,
To live them better, this 10 be my task
Canst thou not wait, but now, U hurryins
year,
Zen while lay At thy ift going feet
Amusement for the past, Of prayers ami tears,
That in my cup of rue shall ic some sweet.
The shivering WINS cling closer To the walls,
Around the hous, the wini crecls with q
cry,
And while the midnight snow wcaves cruel
pals,
! ami my soul are waiting the reply
s. b. MrManl,s IN The Current,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07
The Finger Csed as an Eraser.

People who are fastilious about the pgrfet.
ton Of their correspondence carefully scratch
with steel, or rub out with rubber eraser,
word when they inscribe wrong syllable.
have noticed hundreds of men who write a
great deal rub out words, and even whole
lires, while the ink was fresh, and then write
over the place first written upon
N never use an eraser, of any kind, said u
cabinet officer few days ago, speaking Of
this hshit 1T takes too long. If don't
want 10 cross out the word or words, rub it
or them out with my finger. Il is quick and
effective, and one scarcely notices tho blotch
afterward. believe the habit i, an English
one. venture you will find few blottcrS or
erasers about the desks of old officers in the
departments, or old statesmen in con 5rtss.
No, the finger is good enough for me. -
Washington Cor. Baltimore American.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07

Princes Beatrice nnl be- husband will
Tossibly so"n pay a thr,r days visit 10 the
prn-o aHd princes of Wei"s at Ssnirng.
ham b " that The que u requested that
they mIlt b. InS.trd. bat az VIZ an lime
stiruI. II shat 4 iul list ~ tln proposed
parts ,'t1l 10 ~ ,mitt'tl iot b r ,pptoba
tion iilu a-s iitntricn has ra.or yet been
allowed 10 visit ~ any h1us' "ttcpt when
he accompanied the queen ~ BrOymDu'h or
irrkll Nm q Henry kill- time ~ 'hrot
ilg every day for aa,ntnl hour, H. eill 10
81 lnsi how 10 get through his days when
tie seaS,n Is nver There viii lie plenty of
occupation. however, for tho prime during
tb. next month. 10 TIN Osborne estate az.
foids the test cover shooting in the isis Of
" sbt, ani II has always been sedulously
pr.s.'rvei. about 900 pheasant5 usually be-
ing kiilei d irIb, the months residence of
tn court TI,tr covers wers formerly
given over to John Brown, and nobody elss
every fired a gun ia them. They will now
te at the disposal 4 the duke Of Connarght
and Of Prince Henry. London Truth
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07
No More African Coasts 10 Seize.

The scramble Of the European powers for
long strips Of Africas coasts is practically at
an end, owing to the sudden exhaustion Of
the supply Africa has 1900 miles Of sea-
coast, and thirteen months ago there still re-
NAMED Of 1t about $500 miles that foreign
government could appropriate If they
thought the game was worth the candle. Last
year they cut OF fresh strips Of this unap
propratel coast to add 10 their other African
possessions, and the fragments that now re-
main, If pin' 4 together, would hardly reach
from IL, ak harbor to Cape Hatteras;
and a. thy are utterly worthless. or arc
claimed by very ill-natured and pugnacious
s1vages, we are not likely to hear Of any new
protectoratcs along the shores Of the Dark
Continent New York Sun.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07
BOttledAdVertiSin8

II has been demonstrated that bottled adj
ycrtisiny Ia superior to any and all modes.
We hnvr adopted thc plnn Of placing the
bulk 81 our advertising lNSIDE of III" bottle
and corking u up. white others do all their
work on tn" outside.
Tint IL the reason that Is u u. trnv"s'o
ynl,al,Ir IN the cure ot all blnoi diseases
Srrniu,uu. swelling. nri aores, ih',inn'isin
Catarrh, 81 in ani Kidney affections Merit
il in the bottle and the patient II at once con-
WINGED Of the fact. Largo ioitIcs 81, three
for $40 Address Hood balm Co, Atlanta,
Ga
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07
A Wide Field for Adventures.

South Africa offers wide field for adven-
turers The news from Cape Town Is that
new republin has besu founded in territory
north of DanarolanI i number of daring
men have 'purchnsei' a province from tho
natives, and have called the land tho republic
Of Upingto.i,, TO which Europeans DESTROYS
OF free settlements are invited II is said that
building and cultivation are already making
rapid progress Brooklyn Eagle.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07
LOUISE MICHEL IN PRISON.
Observations on the Relative Soeiability
Of Cats and decentralization.

Of Cats and observation-disclosures.
Louise Michel brought four cats with her
from NOumea 10 France. They were given
h = when She arrived IN New Caledonia BY a
e. slvr,t wto had served her time and was re-
turning % Europe. The youngest. Noustache.
Is now IL, and the eldest. Ninstte. Is 10. They
were with her at ~. Laxare The fourth
killssi himself un.l,'g circumstances honorable
&c hlnlself ami mistress The day she was re-
turning from London he was on the top II
h,G~' When he saw her getting out of a Sab,
h., IN trying Ia jump from baleouy IL hal
ccny, fell into the street from the third story
AMI was 81 mjur,Nl that he lie,i in few
hours
1ht>.' eats AZ 81. l.,zire were taught 10 live
on g,u.i terms wirh thu rats that came every
norning in crowds to Ioui>e's cell ~ L. fell
asked the -Citoyenue' what she Thought VI
the rat. She SAIL that it was intelligent, in.
capahl' Of attaching it>elf, she thought, u
a human tein>. and mn-e ON the kokoat for
benefit To ru.Gr tnan fu- past ssr-
vices, but family affection w;rs strong in its
heart. Ioun: rats We're not oaly kind but
respectful To their ag,sl relations and, in,l,.i
10 old rats IN general Nshers. directly they
hal weaned their httle ONES. not only brought
them 10 louiSe> cell, hut PLACED them at her
feet and seemed Ia ask her protection for
them. There wer,, rats toothltSs from axe.
hen crust was thrown Ia them younger
rats chewel 1t, 81 a, 10 enable thgnl 10 eat It
comfortably, II a Young rat VA, 81 illtrtd
as 10 help itSrif before M elderly onr, the
others were down upon it,
Before the eats hal been taught to live il.
a,nity with the deaizel' os the sewers, Nous
tache bit the paw of one ot the latter Ac-
corlins Ia Louise Michel there was quite an
explosion Of sympathy among her four>foote
visitors on k'half II III, woin lesl ons, and
shr gained their confidence by letting u down
with string from her window into the
e,FIrt, after she had Iur,,'l it for about u
fortnight. When she had tea syne time in
jail tho rats grew So dainty that they would
not eat plain bread unless she GOT 1t toasted
Tor them. The governor of the prison, who
Wis most kind to her, AMI wha i, Il naturalist
AMI I'm homme dc>prit, enp,v,1i her Success.
full attempts to bring eats and rats To hive in
amity AMI 10 tame the latter She cuald
never dom etitate them No su,ntr had she
fed them than they all climbed up the wall ~
the window and passed. ont thereby to return
IL their sewers. -ParIs Cor London News.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07

Oddities and singularities Of behavior may
attend genius but when they do, they are it,
misfortunes and blemtshes. The man Of trus
genius will le ashamed u them, or, at least,
will never affect 10 b. distinguished By them.
-Tappk.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07
Forming Another [ nitcd states.

Another unitd States seems IT, he in SLOW
pru.es, Of formation down in southern anti
nodes. The Australian colonies Of Victoria.
Western Australia, Tasmania, FIJI and
Queensland, have formed n federation, and
the federal legislature Is in session III Now
South Wales New Zealand and South Aus
,tralia d,cin.-i To unite their fortunes with
this second British confNleration.--Chir
Herald
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07
One Volume BETTER Than Three.

An English novelist. in protesting against
that peculiarly British institution. the three-
volume novel. cites tho case of that most pop
ular book, Lorna Doone It was dead
weight in the thrce-voliniA form, aud it was
at what seemed great risk that it was at
length brought out in on" volume become
Immediately a success. Chicago Tribune.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-07
One WAY to Collect His SALARY.

A negro preacher in Georgia puts a definite
amount II his salary debt on each manlsr u
the congregation, AMI when they have NJ
money he makes them work on his farm until
they pay off the debt. --Chicago Herald