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WHAT TRUE MERIT WILL d,

WHAT TRUE MERIT WILL DO.
The unprecedented sale of Boschee's
German Syrup within few years, has
astorished the world. 1t is without
doubt the safest and best remedy ever
discovered for the speedy and effectual
cure Of Coughs, Colds and the severest
Lung troubles. 1t acts on an entirely
different principle from the usual pre-
scriptions given by Physicians, as it does
not dry up a Cough and leave the dis
ease still in the system, but on the con
trary removes the cause of the trouble,
meals the parts affected and leaves them
m healthy condition. A bottle kept in
the house for use when the diseases make
;hcir appearance. will save doctors bills
Gnd long spell of serious illness. A
trial will convince you of these facts. 1t
- positively sold by all druggists and
general dealers in the land. Price rs
ssnts, hrKs bottles, uell
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Bucklin's Aruica Salye.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piless, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction of money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by H.
Hinrichs.
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The Telephone Recognized 1t.

One day last week Joe Jefferson and
W. j. Florence were enjoying cigar
in j. II. Hanson's office Jefferson was
telling a story. ''Oh, give US rest, y
put IN Florence, when the narrator had
finished. Chestnut" he continued.
That's no chestnut" replied Jefferson.
Just then something got wrong with the
telephone. and began to ring. The ring
ing continued for about five minutes,
during which the two began to laugh.
When the phone stopped Florence
asked: well, what have you got to
say, now? Why, the telephone man, two
miles away, says it's chestnut. What
more do you wantP" Jefferson col
lapsed. Paul fioneer- Press.
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The chestnut gong proves to be q
chestnut itself, according to the Buffalo
Commercial, which says that over twen-
ty years ago, in well-known beer sa-
loon, hung, well balanced, big knife.
To the point was attached a bell, and
to the handle q cord. When the BOYS
became too argumentative .he proprietor
would solemnly pull the cord. the bell
would ring, and the knife chopping up
and down cut short the remarks vi the
dspunzuts.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-11-18

Mrs. Custer has taken no summer
outing whatever, but has been busily
occupied at her home in New York
writing her book on Kansas life during
and after the war. The general and
she spent several years there during
those trying times
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j. D. MARKHAM,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
= once, in TOrusou's Brick Block, Eighth
street, MantOg &c. Wisconsin.
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A D JOHNSTON, PROPRIETOR, Corner OF
II Eighth 4nd Franklin streets, Maaftoyoc.
4 arst-ciass American Hotel. centrally located
oilers every inducement TO the travelling public.
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CHAS. H SEEGER

DENTIST. OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN ANDER
- sons Block. Corner South Eighth and Quay
Streets, Manit9woC, Wis. Prompt attention wiz
be given 10 all work entrusted 70 me. apr27-3l
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FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale a farm con-
tanning so acres of land situated in the town of
Cato. and described as follows: NwE NWs
Sec. -, Town I9 Range -, containing 20 acres: =:
aud NJ SWs NV. same town. range and
SECTION containing 20 acres. For further IN
formation apply TO hrs. 9. KENDALL.
ecnS Fruu4sfurh hsfcf,.
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q G. SEDGWICK,

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ Oidce in Torrison's brick block, north enc
sth street bridge, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Collec'
lions Promptly attended 70.
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WI. RAHR,S SONS.

JREWER And MASTER. CORNER SIXTH
II and Washington streets, South side. The
highest cash price pad tor Barley.
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4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
= Office over First National Bank, Eighth s.
Collections promptly attended to.
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9000 nm s1si S5:s: 2s as1Y as5 as 5sa5
OEUU, UUU VII set tJssGi 4 package o[ goods
yoa in work that will Al once bring YOU Ia money
faster than any aiug else iu America. All about
the S2Jv,0DO in presents with each box. Agents
wanted everywhere. Of either sex, of all 8ges fer
all the time. or spare time only, to work ior Us at
tneir own homes. Fortunes for all workers ab-
solGr.iy assured Don't delay. Ii. HALLETC Il
Co. Portland. Maine
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Z. S. LUHMANN. NJ. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE AT
L Residence OF DR.. f. simon, Hancock street
lear the court house, Manitowoc, Wis del5
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s. SANDERSON,

STANEFACTURERA DEALERIN BOOTS
~ Shoes, l. ather, &c. &c. Shop on Bufula
Street, near the corner of Eighth Repairing
hearlg aud promptly executed.
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William K. Vanderbilt has ordered a
billiard-,able for his residence which is
TO cost $4,000 Cornelius Vanderbilt
has given 100000 to build q CLUB
heQss aud lihrny for TIE tree use ut
enfbfoes OF The Vanderbilt roads,
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II l. G. W ! TURNFR

A TTORNEYS AT Law, OFFICE on STH
= Street, South side, over Kghlers store, Man
toWoC, Wisconsin.
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". A. WALKER,
q 4 EORREST.

TToRNEY At LAW, Office in 7. c. ShoT
a Bankirg Cos. Bank Building, South Slde
Collections promptly attended to. JAM
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TERMS, TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR.
xIrqOTAS WICKERT,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND MONEY BRoKEk IaIFS y.
~ Legal Papefs draWn anl u-i hoA9! ioaneu oii
GOOD security. ManitoWOc. Wis.
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NJ kETTENHOFFEN

NoRTHWESTERN SE,FRANKLIN AND
- Ninth streets, Mantowoc. Travellers will
Aere ind the best accommodations, Sample rooms
attached
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TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n Office iii Carus' Block, first flor, IA door
eading 10 County Judges office, South Eighth
street Hauitowoc, Wis. Collections prompt.
s,landa5 70 jul20
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N AScr,e Blood Elixir is the only

Blood Remedy guaran-
teed. 1t is positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tions or syphilitic Poisoning. Itpurifes The
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it.
Henry Hinrichs or f. G. Baerstatte.
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MICHAEL kIRwAN
II 81 a fff
SCRMITZ & KIRWAN,

4 TToRNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE N FRAsz's
= lzconstn. [may1l
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n Il w
MEAT MARkE 7 7
JOHN PITT, Proprietor.
York Street, between 7th and 9Th.

! hsveopened aew Meat Market. on Yorkshire
where shall keep constantly On hand all kinds oi
rssh meats. BE- tair dealing aud Just weight hone
receive shsre ofEour patronage.
&c un2a.12m JOHN PITT
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
The judge and tho Murderer,

A resident u tho State Of Michigan hav
ing Murdered Whole Family and hsn Con
victed by due Process Of Law and Sentenced
to Imprisonment for Twenty five Years, thus
Appealed 10 tho Court
Your Honor, was in Jail one year, pend
Ing this Convention. That tino should b
taken from my Sentence
The Judge agreed to this, and tho Prisoner
continued
81 planned this crime Sixteen year ago.
Justice demands that my torn t~ shortened
that much
This was also agreed to, aud the i'risoriss
aaii
"Ths only leaves mo eight years to @rve,
and, as can gain year and half on this,
and, as my FrienIs are ,ltrc % move for q
Pardon, 1t would seem foolish 10 20 ~ ths
Expense and Trouble Of Sending me " Jack.
son
Thereupon the Judge became Indignant,
and not only refused ~ Abats tho Original
Sentence but stated that he would not put
his Name to tho Petition for Pardon.
Moral While a murderer seems TO have
more Rights than nm innocent Man, he should
Exerrise Judgment AMI Moderation In the
Prisoners Box Detroit Frsc Prs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
CArricl Them In llis HnCket.

"Johii, dear, .ald the young wife, looking
upfrom the paper she was reading. Il see
that people carry chestnuts in their pockets to
cure rheumatism
AYES, dear"
Us it customary to carry things in the
pocket ~ cure ,iiseasesr
at depends upon whether the person az
ficts1 is s1llnr,'iti1ls or not
"Becaae Hh,n sewing a button on your
vest YESTERDAY discovered quantity Of
cloves. cotFec-Leans, cardamon seeds, iiagroot
and other thiill-- in one Of the pockets Do
you carry them a. a remedy Is there any
thing .lc matter with you, DEAR
"Ie-es, my I"ar, said John. stanmnring
AMI turning IL re-, n, hoilsl lobster Il
think have little heart trouble
Poor fellow" She said a. tho tears came
~ her eyes; and you never told me word
about it -Dr.on Globe.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Marilesi Mon Tn Gnllcci Grnm.

Who are the hardest men 10 collect FRONT
Why. rich men, men who are known ~ be
perfectly good Retail men can not afford 10
pres collections against this class for fear Of
losing their custom, and the people who arc
we'll Off, feeling that they nre amply good for
the debt they may incur, rim large bills from
month to month and pay only when they feel
inclined Next to rich men, the mearest class
to collect from are those who contract bills
deliberately, never expecting to pay them and
who defy the law in collection Constant
dunning Is really the only way 10 collect any
thing from thee, and even this fails nine
cases cut Of ten
Poor, hard-~orking men, mechanics, clerks
and wage-workcrs, generally are the best
men Ia get along with. They may get he
hind hand az times, but generally they give
up easily. .-Ii'on men are hard people TO
collie from, because, as a rule, breweries
stand lehind them ready % pouncc on what
they have in cAse tha law il resort.d 10, and
know ing this they are Indifferent 70 the plead
ing If tbs collectpr Lawyers are hard men
tpc"iI"1t from .'w-pap.r meni Well, my
experience with them has feen very limited.
suppose 1t is because nol,p1y trusts them -
Interview with a City Manager
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
4 Phyaician's Opinion Of Onions.

The onion being savory, odoriferous, and
cumulative, appeals powerfully, not only 70
the pnlate, but 10 the memory and imagna-
tion, rs an ally of the vital forces not b Ia
nndervalnei. Indeed, IL hold upon the
breath Of mortAls is VIGOROUSLY tenacious Il
dislikcs death and oil other intrirlers and,
Ike bniliif with seizure, II COMES b, stay.
Other vegetables or elibles, Of course, are
calhd IN 10 keep 1t company and naturalise
II, or We should witness still moro wonderful
effects Of ts t"narity in the human system,
as well as ~ It's preventative force. But give
this vegetable, plead, fair show do not
s4uelch, suppress or countract it's effects, ~
Is usually done, and YOU shall we results In
the banishjneiit Of disease and promotion VI
longevity to which our rare has hitherto ls,en
an unhappy stranger Kansas ci:y Jour
nal
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Talks with the English Workers.

Sinet,nihs Of the audience addressed
N'r" Yoih,nsman l told them they could
nj NJ leisure learn to draw AMI design, and
or''iv !. 20 al arts, and that II would specially
oit IN every department Of manufacturing.
wGs'trnch by the fact that they appre-
ciated AMI applautiel the idea that no true ART
work could he made by machinery, and that
thing l' Ne, work Of art, however bcanti-
full II may be, unless il Is really made iii
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
The isrneR,. u Earl, Cl.,.lWs.

Nowhere in the city do ! hnd happi.r
company " people than 'h" young folks who
arr proiiting by tho early closing movement.
Morchants who have adopted ,hs policy II
shorter hours exprssss Ia mo their entire sat
ifaction with the results Their conviction
that tb" practice has passed beyond the III.
primental stage Is manifested by declaration
OF their intention 10 continue IN tho course
they have taken.
One Of those gentlemen. proprietor Of .
largo stoe on Fulton street, said within the
past few days; Looking at 1t from every
side WI find that early closing Il helpful
rather than hurtful Hy oar employees, who
arc to b. nunllrrsi by hundreds, tho conc.s-
sion is fully appreciated The ciYcct \, sUn
in their closer attention 10 duty, their punct
uality AMI their evident determination IN ex Z.
ert themselves in the enhancement Of our
common prosperity They throw moro en-.
ergy into tho performance II their duties
now than heretofore AMI the outcome Is q
livelicr conduct Of business than w have
se'M in many n day. l'xtAss, il u agreeable
and reassuring Ia $40 saleswoiucn and sAles-
mon appear ON Monday morning with evory
indication about them Of unimpaireA vital
ity and general good health. Our profits and
the volume Of our transactions have not besn
reduced. On the contrary, they are increAs-
ing, us the public bogin to realize that w aro
DESTROYS Of doing thu fair thing by th1c In
intimate business relations with MS Brook
Dyn Eagle Walks"
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CARRYING 1nEu. S. MAIL


The elegant iron compartments Palace s.ean,
ca CITY Of jacksonville, Of ths DsiisYy
lays Merchants Lane. AID II. L. PLANT, Of
thc Peoples Line, VIII perform tho East Mall
Service, leaving 3. Y. and ". Railway Com
panya wharf 81 w m. and Ile harry .Bsya Ncr.
uhknts Line wharf, loot Of Laura street, daily
9.b =. M. for pHiutka, AstOr, DeJan1.
Dliie Springs. sanford aud kntespSise. Ar,
rive at SANFORD RAILROAD wharf at 7t5a. N. Ike
turning leaves sanford ~ 0tOp. M, arriving al
SacAson'lils 81 viNA ill.the fDllowinR morning
making close connections with trsise for II
points North, Last and West, ~. -
TmRouUH FAST FnsusT. I'll
Leaves Jacksonville daily, SATURDAY erceptsd
~ y. Ia. for sanford, Enterprise. and ali in.
terfnediats landings. On sunday at IL m. Re-
turning. leaves san ford at 8 y M. arriving o.
jacksonville early fOlosinH morning.
~. amer kUsa leaves Monday and ThurvAav
and goes through To Lake Jessup. -
JACKSONVILLE PALATKA 4 UansCspY Csfv
DIVISION.
Leaves -JscksonyiiI and pxlaths Fast MAJ
Monday. Wednesday and frtiAy Tor PHlsthA.
Gre scent tfty and intermediate landings, Me-
turning. raves Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
urday u'fpa m; Palatka at 500. Connects
AT 1Ucol with AFTERNOON train tor ". Aug,is-
tine.
PALArKA ASU SANFORD DAyiiuBr DivBiOn.
New and popular Steamers fREDk, pH
barry and ANITA leave PAiatks
daily, Sunday excepted, at lG12 .. m., on arr.
val Of j., T. and X. W. Hallway Fast EiprcS
Train with Parlor Cars attached, leaving jack.
sonville at kl5s. M. for Sanford and Enter.
prise and intsrmsdiate landings. Returning.
leaves Sanford 1t StO 4. M, arriving NJ Palat-
In Mt SO, y. m. .s.
Elegant waiting Rooms, With all modern
improvements, viii be found at Passenger
wharf. ~ Z.
Close connection made At Palstka with The
Florida Southern k8ilrpsi, ut AAtOr with h.
johns and Lake Eustis Railtuad, at SanfOrd
with South Florida Raiir,iad, fer Orlando,
kissiinIDee, Tampa. Key West, Havana and
inter mediate points. aud with steamers for In.
dian River; at Enterprise with 81, j.. |. X. I
A. &. Railroad for 11tusviilc and points on
Indian River. ~ ..-i-'! .si
For further Information Apply /, Ttshst
once. southeast corner Hay and Laura, or at
th, com pany's ofices, foot Of Laura street,
Freight wharves foot OF Pine strBeG passnSss
Y, srves foot VI Laura Street - ----
lHAS. b. FANW1CK, ~ or
Gen. Freight AMI Pas. AgenA, n
II. r. BAYA, GRO. CECIL, yR.,
0enerai Manager. AshS~. Elnsss
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HaATH'S CHAT WITH MARK TWAIN.
Grants Book-Suecess in the Publishing
Business trtohiographieaL.

Grants Book-Success in the Publishing
/ Business -ArtohioSraphieaL
, The day the copyrisht people came 70
Washington 70 talk before enc Of the commit
tees sat down Tor few minutes AZ table
with Marx Twain. AMI askel him II il wss
true that Mrs. Grant had received $4,000
/ from the memoirs Of her hushani Said he:
| at is not due her for about a month. hut sh,
will get more than that
-Gnsl.- sail Spnator Hawley
Sail |: Mr., Clemens. ycu are A. great q
publisher as you We're an author Sir Wal
ter Scott failed rs publisher. hut you make
money
Yes" sail Mark Twain. Il own nine
tsnths Of the capital in the publishing houss
which has issaei Grants back II has Q re-
markable sale, But received not long ago
t5s,0o for my profits on ons q my own
/ books, 'lluckletsrry FINN tha las, b,ok
pruluosl
Sail |: Il understood you 10 say that
there was no money in books except the pleas
ure Of writing them"
oh. no." sail Clements, Il dill not Say
that. sail that the only way To make a sue
ceSsful baok wis 10 write II With no other
, svarice than the pleasure vi doing Il, and
then il might be great Sucress; whereas,
II written fcr money il generally fails
lookat at Mark Twain with mill inter
est. Eighteen years ago | tirst met him in
this city, before he was married, when he Wa
writing few letters 10 the newspapers for
81 apiece. He hal Just returned from his
trip to Europe and foreisn lands and boarded
in PLAIN houss in Washington. and Wa
embarrassed 10 get possession IL the letters
which he hal published, which his newspaper
employers hal copyrighted AMI were indis-
posed to give him lilo got the letters at last
AMI issued Ii, book, ami he met about tho
same time his wife. lls Is now gray, hut
hale-looking, lat can h" quite entertaining
when he desires.
While We were talking .lnhn T. Jones psasAsl
through til, room, the Nevada senator. Il
must SO Jones" said Clemens. for he and I
were old chuns out in Nevada when no was
superintendent of niue there, anil hal not
come n gr.S,tness"
Something was said a!ou, the monument
to Gen Grant, and statue NJ him Marx
Twain remarked: There could have t.rn
M statue made Of ten. 0fant exSpt
within the last five or six years u his hfs
His face had not assumed thu lines AMI tho
fullnsss Of . preston until after 1880 Then
you began 10 $40 portrait thsrc, signs Of ex-
pcrlence, tones II expression and tho otYects
OF the wo' land great events upon man -
Washington Letter in Cincinnati Enquirer.
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vYE ANSWERS A CORRESPONDENT.


-
eess-other Interesting Notes
LUEEcrIA NSTwOxBIEY-l Cellulo.d i,
ulaie mostly Of Ingredients Take about
equal PARTS Of ingredients ami foreign sub
sts.,aTS ami unite them at a given tenpers-
ture ard they viii harden under a certain
pressure 50 that they viii become celluloii.
III proesS, isre say. Is hss couulsx than
You hal at iss supposed
Celmo.d Is used in the cOnsrTtt,a Of va
riou, articles ef trade, such as combs, knife
handles, billiard balls. poker chips. etc, etc ,
but ii has distlnsuiShei itself more in late
years in the S!lsrsnd-cun line than else
wherc ih, cellUloid collar Of commerce has
a tircti a.ni time-stained hue even IN youth,
AMI IL ase II is Sickliei DER with TIL pale east
of thoarht.
am row engn Jed In perfectins eelluloh
garment, to cs,sist u pair Of cu.fS 10 be
faS.era, iIssiir The sleeve Of tee coat
III such manner as IN he independent
of the Endorsement OF the shirt. 4
standing collar with Rhine stone button
sni huckskin scarf, 50 pis,le Is II spring
around the neck as set forth in designs ac-
conpanyiag app.ira,ion for patent, and held
down by weights in such . manner A. TO pre-
v'n. collar from climbing over head, viii bs
aSNI at thc i,.rue time Both collars AMI cuffs
VIII b. made with huttonholes, SD that q
shirt may be luttunNi on while i'll use-if it
can be borrowed. These garments will b.
wnrl by Amrricaa authors in case an inter-
national Copyright Law should he deemed in
adeiN,h'e. European authors will have To
e~on,',f, also. tut whether they will squan-
dr. 'irjr royalty IN such cauly trappinss as
Cillr, aSt h~rtt lemsins u te seen. 4
lit ragy frt'nl ot mine, writing from Eng
land, ,;,i> tha, n'll,~s SPEEDY justice is done
u authocs ~ H. lido II the Atlantic his
costume hereafter will consist OF small
hayerSack Of snuf 10 throw in the eyes Of the
police.
But forget, I.GrrJ,a, that You were not
inqulsitiyc about celuloid only.
=. You can ilo&rl your hair by exposing it
to the night u.' N,N NAY alo produce the
saao eNA't ny 5,:lny yourSelf scared 10
death. Tlpse tlim .nsy bc carried to ex-
cess, however
3. Pare il down as much rs you dare to AMI
then put on 4 few drops Of kerosene. Bill
Nyc in Chicago News
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Why President 81. y Ia Economical.

So'ne correspondents II LONDON parers .,
Paris cra"k jokes at President Grevys pre-
sl'n"-l thrifty habits This is great error
H. duly eAlsni7 all the sums voted by par
Lament FOR the wants I lis position. He ha,
~ ciyil list out Of which To draw TO relieve
the lame and blind He lives up to his salary
-s4,uO year. but nothing olliges him "a
exhaust his private fortune for tho sake II
making splaslrs That folly was playei out
by Mac Mahon who now deeply larnents hi,
bnbecility. NJ. Greyy Is 10 nggarI IN
practicing charity quietly, and there are rv
eraf instances where lac has done god 10y
stealth, but on condition not to find /, blapgned
as fame Brooklyn Eagle
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
Average ESpendit ore at Nalr college.

II authoritt's of Igla ~ au a-linate
q ~ college catalogue Of lhr IL ,.,~sry ex.
pseuous Of attendance At the tui,ci-.lt Tie
hgsnVs for thJ four iteinsof room rc.t. b, artl
fts1 and light and textbooks ar. put Down as
ranghg from $3.50 to s'1 Thi, "stimate.
wh1GA bLscribed in the catalogue q near
= ta7&tIty absurd Ttimpi,, thai $}Hi, a
INN allowance for the neceaSiry annual
49,. although no mention X iHaia Of
eneh really necessary items ~ cIntise- raii.
~ fare and. most Of all, tli' ami ..--.
j b foahl OIL careful invest = it'oi { rat the
average expenditure at Yale f4r III .ril' 50
80 of nine months Is oyer i.2'i' !|orie
m1Brspsal iisc times this alnoBlt oillo
e11nD do no; spend onr-ifth. tri !, I"ck
- sHbere Is no collrl." in z" country
W1mDso much assi>tancr i a. th' --r.l II
- very roor student as NJ Yale. IN a1'h-
- 20 the many scholarships foundel by
poeps, of wealth. there ar ~ariyas bane-
80 finds designed 10 enable pyor votins
- % attain an education Wth1E' d'recs
Get y themssyes. York Worri
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
New zach for Dsfs pdinR tho Gun,

The new yacht 81 i,s built for the purposs
Of defending tn" America cup will h. called
the Atlantic Her model differs decidedly
from that of the Puritan. nhe Is sharIsr and
narrower Her greatest beam Is considerably
abaft the oe,f'-r. and her rig will ~ higher
thsn that u the bo,.on sloov Her designer
thinks she "iil Lat any sloop IN the world,
except, perhaps, the Puritan hsrseH Chicago
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-12
4 Total FrIipsa for This Year,

Tue principal 's,tronom al event II ls,6
will he tn tytal erliple u the sun Oh tho !Jth
Of August In" line Of tptaity in this eclipss
will rrcr~, the AtlnntI" o ean traversing land
in the West lnlie= Just after sunrise and II,
Southern Africa towards sunset On tho
coat Of Bcng1lef, the total phase lasts nearly
five minute aud at Grenada, in the West
Indies, the duration will be nearly four min
ute --Arkansaw Traveller.