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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07
HOW COFFEE AFFECTS PEOPLE.
One OF the Most Powerful DrCss--i -luss
of Heart Trouble-A >uggestio,s.

NtN York Els Doctor of unusual Ig-at
n.>s who ha, busted himself lately vr.-tlI-
lithy aud scholarly mo'la-raa.> "a S1Te Of
tEa I,autlzei and Inidrssd ryllS III >g-.-tv.
Hi, latest manifesto l. on How tatfca AZ
isCtS H,Ople. and tia aim uf the paper l. t.
show that coffee i one If tn most powerful
,iru-S in the list OF m,,Ii'iiIe~ tn ErOof If
it, power IL a drug Is shown bv thc Il that
il Is u~-d to -rcatrr extent than any other
- an au'l,t"tr tHr pal>an>, l-,rh animal and
vegetable H. urges that he G1ls uot d~ira
toreach thu eaT II the pubIi,' IN general, la,
ct tho~ VIM have pains in TIL n'Jiol. az tn.
heart. oppressed breathing AMI an irr. -sJ.L,r
illl>'-, hos who are exceehuS}y nervntl> AMI
rn-ftlr ~ >Ievpat hight; tho-r WIN Ef,e =
tn! r., i'm, dizziness anal pains If d, n urs.i-r
character IN the head, who have uau>,, AMI
spurIt~, Of the stomach vltLog, itylu.
trans, SD the laws Of life, NAl ha,y l,..fls
in tli' liver, Il yellow skin, with eyes u tha
same saft ami lastly, who have he.norrhoi,ls.
Ii h. do'tor >uppo>ts he has hi, mt one or
tWu Il all creation from this list h. may IVA
night Iut liz certainly y moWIn. WHO
swa'h, ayld may honestly say l' is after me
ear Of ttl4public To these t. utT, Is one sus-
q~tlon. Olnr coffee ion a time, throw phvSlc
u the dogs, ami tipl out ii the trouble after all
is not IN TIM drug u>f,l rs Il beverage In mod
crate dn>,, collrt raises the hlpl pressure
ami accrlrrat,s thu heart Now, SAYS the
Doctor, heart disra>,' Is IN the main an easily
prevented DISEASE, ami II il very frequently
ia to the cx,, >>ivr u.s. uf rotttr H. rnumcr.
at, several n>tan a, Hhrr' hc hal called 10
pr,~ 10, anl La'l toulal his patient, given up
to di2, but there was really nothing the mat
ter but the breakfast irUg.
He wisely suggests that in thi, iqy Of sud
d,n deaths W. an called upon 20 review our
nctho.lS OF eating amt living IN order To sct
at the cause or c,tlI>,> The heart ami bran
requires r>t IL we'll rs other organs of the
holy II theN,>>ls II tn, brain arr kept
di,tent,vl ~ hlS IT. Il warning dizziness aIi
pain, ami IT tho warnings arr unhc~lcd, apo
IL ~. 80 Hith the heart - short are its
inttry ais Of rest When beating nj i! TO 81 that
we can haull, coutniyet. Add 10 this the
stimuli, that >,utS il up to - and we must
produce dl>,u~' H. conclude, that for our
= -ul3r meals and NJ evening parties We
should substitute the simpler cocoa or boulllnu
antl escape danger st. Louis Glohr-D,mp-
t.gf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

He-It was natural, yon know, that
should he attracted Ia You.
She t,h,ly,--ludeed! Why
He--Wcll, YOU know, your brother studied
law in the Slno office with mo AMI we were
admitted to tho bar together.
She-But what has That 10 10 with me-
He-Why, don't you see, looked upon him
az brother in law
he--bushinglyl-Oh! | see.
He--Yes, brother in law de jurc, rs it
were Now | propose that h. shall M a
brother-n.law lie facto as well.
Then he Slipped the engagement rinG On
her finger and their heads came close to.
gether and the rarian cupid on the mantd
looked us il he was about to clap hi, wings
and crow.-Boston Courier
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

Tho veil known F,pien David kept drum
IL hi, apartment, fastened 10y silver nails
surrounded by silver ribbon, on which was
al inscription setting forth it, history. Tho
rlrrlimcnt- if il can b. called so-of the In
sti7.ncnt WAS nle tanned skin Of young
n".nan, hy name Rose Gallon, once III the
-.t., SO, If a medical friend of his, When q
N 80 wa, played in the room strange music
ra4cyokrd from this Instrument, the skin,
having lpcn stretched on wool. lccamc an
harmonic table. Il was a favDrite diversion
to him 20 hear poor Rose, though dead, still
oak pari, Cor Independent
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07
GLASSES OF FRENCH LAWYERS.
Peeuliar.tie> of French Legal practirs-A
Monopoly Of Pisture-Iakins.

Monopoly Of PictUre-Iak!ns.
Not long ago Z was talking With a prolni
nent attorrley in Washington. who came from
Ohio some years ago, Mr. Nathaniel Wilson
He said Il hal an interesting experience
last summer when | went to France for the
fist time in my life | was not there long
enough To fulra any violent conviction,
about the rotutry, but ! saw CROUCH
to satisfy NJ that French law Is So"s deal
l,ohind our SIMPLE AMI democratic methods
of employing (. Their lawyers are divided
into kinds and CLASSES, ami one never tres
passes on another, nor can one give You any
information about the province Of another
He who pra, >ices in the courts Of cessation
does not practice anywhere else. One man
draws papers AMI knows nothing of what
becomes OF them atterward
The same eve does not seem 70 follow the
ease from point to point, but it goes through
classiiications Of people They have not the
curiosity coMmon TO this country to know
what becomes Of something they had hand
in. The judges do not look over into each
others province. 4 man takes up single
thing there as he would do in an American
shop and hammers at that alone, and he
goes to his dinner OF bed when he gets done
with his portion and cares no more For III
stance. | thought would like 10 bring back
with me photographs Of some Of their best
LAWYERS and judge I went tn different pho
Geographic shops AMI could find none Of them.
After wondcrine if they Fever allowed them
selves to bc taken at all 10y the instrument,
was finally told that if would 20 90 Il pri-
waite building would probably get what
wanted So went to a house with little or
no business sembla2ce about it and asked for
the name of Il certain person, aud was told 10
20 upstaS and went around thinking |
must ho mistaken OF INSTRUCTED, until finally
az the top of the place found q man who
had no other business. and IL had no cumpti-
tor. than TO take the lawyers ami judges of
France. There You found them all, central
and provincial the lawyers Of Paris and the
lawyers of Marseilles. This man had the
monopoly by q certain sort of Difference for
that one business, and h. tool, the pictures of
no other persons than people about the
courts. Gath in Cincinnati Enquirer
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

b. Nu,rr announce. 70 Us as one result
q h,- s'utirs a point OF distinction between
t,ta l,x., which has not, We believe, ton
h. rttoforo generally recosnizod-yn thot
IT,. .humau organism Is essentially alkaiii',
hu. that woman j, less alkaline than man.
III. alleged hypoalkaIinity or extra acciiity
d ,Aa -,nticr ~.x la, ben perhaps not.I
ALREADY hy philosopher, and students Of IL"
ir relations but its existence has not
I,-.n f,,forc p,acd ron a snund scientific and
.,ipttic basis Medical Record
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

Wild dogs are doing much damage neartho
head Of Wind river, Washington territory.
they seem to le cross between the cur and
the bulldog ard are very fierce powerful
and intelligent \ recent exploit was to
chase man and his team three miles. They
have increased largely in numbers in swo
years Chicago Herald
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

Ono of the novel sights seen about tho
docks on n recent morning, observes n Jack.
sonville, Fla, paper, was schooner dis
charging part of its cargo here, which con.
sisted Of orange crate material manufactured
in Baltimore ont Of Florida yellow pine,
which had been shipped from Jacksonville
previously in bulk. Chicago Herald
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

In SIAM the cats have their tails banged
and are dyed bright yellow the forests
abound with pink and white albino nonkeys
python and boa attain to gigantic pro-
portions, and the pcoplo are 'lngularly ten.
pera.e Boston Budget.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07
WHY He Gained Down So Quickly.

NJ. Tommy and Nile Lii are playing to-
gether in the Champs Elyscos. A quarrel oc'
ours, and the little girl gives her companion
box on the ear. Tommy is furious, doubles
up his fist, and then Gains down suddenly.
you know" he said, in tone Of scorn, that
II / don't strike YOU back its beans" yol are
only 4 woman.'-Paris Figaro.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07
Real r.t:dc in West australia.

There has bcon a real estate boom in West
Australia within the last six months Land
has increased 1U) i@r cent. in value all round.
Inward of $4,000 las been sent to Sydney
in the h,t month FOR investment Chicago
Herald
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07
School Children Over In Russia.

According to a Moscow paper, emily twenty.
one per cent. of the children attending school
in Russia are girls. The proportion varies
with the religion, being GREATEST among Pro.
testants, 45.4 per cent. next among Jews,
81 per cent; next among Roman Catholics,
IA per cent. and lowest among Greek
Catholics. 1913 per cent Exchange.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

Finish the wallis ami collin. with Ala.
ha,tuc. Nou can ia il; inexpensive;
try it. White AMI twelve tjrt-. Cheaper
and better than pant, hal,uuntror pa
Ter ni,uirctS and prevent, ulsc1,,s.
Beautiful sample cari face. By dug
gusts. hardware and pliut dealers, $3.50
gwen away. Roland. Shumcrtum y
Co.. i'alatka m}lWsa&wSt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07


AZ Pula'ka with JHck .nr, lille. THmoA X hoy
West ig. inI river steamers Tor ~. Au.
gustinC, Green Cove Springs jacksonville
AMI MI point. North. last and W-st and with
up river steamers tor South Florida, AIsJ
with the Twin screw Iron steamer cay 81
hiatka," and Steamship CIV ~ Monticello
ior hnrlcstun, Ncw NutA iustun phliad,'-
ha etc
Mail trans make close connect ion hoth ways
vti T. I. ~ II, " RS,, at iuek4unN illr with At.
iunl & Coast Lime, ftst Mail.
~ t9inCHN lille with through Pullman eltrt,-
era oyer savannah, Elnrian Western EA tor
NV Orleans, Cedar Keys, Pensacola, sIyHr-
nah, Alb.uN, 'luut Ruucty, Louisville, II.
lon.s aud al pulnts West.
At OCniu with Florida halfway aud NAviyu
tlUn Co.. and linckS Tor SILVER springs
A. Aston with It. Johns river steamers Tor
jackyuuvilc, sanford and way bindings
1T iceShttlR with the ~. Johns ami ,ntt
Gt'ti4 division ~ the Elurl, southern RAFT.
way, and huhts On Lakes Harris and Ei.tis
tUt points ON I axes
IT rcmbcrtons Ferry with south FlnrlIn
10y tor l,akcmni, Tampa, kt~slnimc, Hartow,
orlando, sanford, Tuckcrtown ami tort Dsic,
y. COS AM, q. w. BhpNWELl,
General Msnng, '. Gon'l Pass, Agent.
i &. tOwAN. Gcr TRAY. AIT.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

Tho Richmond State declares that northern
pi,.li,heIs admit that the future noveliata
rtr,-t come from the south The field there -
r.. her and has been little explored aid IN
E.,ilf. As in all else. what % NJ" wins the
r,a.ii,-. ror,tlarify.-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

Downtown gr0cerv1nen are 'ompainins
that trarnps are eating their apples. We
don't see why they should lie Charmed Ap-
Piles are not inj0ri0us to tramp. -fhI!a'
1elphia Call
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

We call truth sacred; yet the study ana
correct use Of language, by ~htch alon" We
can communicate 1t, Is too often resarde"i Do
strictly literary accomplishment, having
nothing to do with character OF morality
DantOrt~tF
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07
Savannah. Florida & Western IL J
Waycross short Line.

II. trains Of tbs Trai ar .uH - Contra.
Athi Ne.ii.G.A time. vattH &. 81 minute,
slower thal Jacksonville time
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

When CT big man gits a. backset It's "us
On him den it woul Be any uder pusseii- Ne
rooster wfd de- fines comb looks de wust when
be gifts frvs. bit--ArkanAw Traveller.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07
SEw ORLEANS rSPREss.

~ and after sunday. Ny T.. lss5. Pa.
" ssaHeer Trans will leave aud an ve =
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

The prisoner, IN the all at Hele-
m, VI. T., dug out tbrou.I, brick
vail one Night. went TO q saloon,
captured 'a' # whisky. returned
~ tho jail. and were found safe IN
the morning, but all very drunk.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

rdespis man who will kick doz, or laah
. horse, or shoot meadow ,a.sx -"Anloier'
N Chicago journal
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07
EAST riOklp, ENpt.i~s.

'rHN eJaUhsuuylllc ,iaIis at A,,,
Arrive AT Jack>Onl l.ie ,iali, AT ~,
ltaNc callahan dally AZ t,tr.
SfrI,eu' NalCru>- ,iatiy a.
LEAVE GAINESVILLE dsiil AZ ,i, A. I'd.
Leave Lave ,mk daily ~ ~ "a, !, M
ArtNe ~ Dupont ,laiiy At ~ ~
Arrl.eat rhomss, lllr unity at ll.t, n ~
Arrive AZ Albday daily at In a n,
AtfIte Montgomery NmtkE ..vt., =,
Arrive t"ulSN tlc VIA la = Kk ..,.,
luilmua Palace s.,.pinx ,ars JarkSp,,,l..
/" t"ItN' llr VIA lhutdasN.llc Albany, Munt.
E"myrt mi Nashville.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07
MAIN line
IlNNlivrInNN

STEAMERS \ j. LANE AND DISPATCH
Nnkr Ia,lI duublriu,tnd tripa IT lakes East,
an lluti~, touching at All landings,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07
EEl3,75:II1lsA {
TEl!l:EEIllzGi!;V'
Tropicui Trunk Line.

ai'tEri NtI-RAII. E1ITE
GETa ELN
tccsSon.hie hI1rota. Green co.s SOriHg.
81 Augustine Pc alta Gc;Hes.iIe. 0cGiq.
iessb1rS. Seshie. 0siq7t Enterprise, Utus-
si'e. Sa7forf, Hi7tsr PrrF G-'lrto. rg7rna
GfJ So3thera Fiorfja
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

FihatS lch>lnG lacksunsi He | aip NJ, and
arriving bll y, m, run dpdy between Iack-
Noh' bF, Enirtptiso amt ~auf Ir,l. Othrrs
dally rNrtpj Suuuay.
fur y lpam and M y N trains from Inrk
SunNii '"aud tlcS ~ n M, ii l. amuudt i,pm
itdlnN from faHthn make direct connect ions
NJ West t"'oi Ia nnd from - Augustine.
tniinr, lions Ht ltuSt HE with Indian River
steamers tor 'uN Point, tochlriar, tcurgi.
ana. tnu tnllc, MrIhUurnc, Mututnr It In.
rl", Eden and MI landings on that RIVER.
NJ Nt'nAN.
tenl.supt. aud q. l.. a.
!, q nfMlNG, 90. "a.
Feb. l. iNN,i
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07
Florida Southern Railway
Orange Belt Route
April -. I~~D,
GNING SOL I'll.
ST. JOHNS 4 LAKE EuSTlS DIV.

FD,ur, 81 Wrl>atgnafe rpm. supper Il
i bpH
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

ARRIVE at Na>i4.uston. p.e., tlutiy M. iitu o.
az ~ "tA ,iihl - ...... b ~ "a "a
tullWah iiutrt ami secp,ug tar- IncAsuu
vale 20 Ne" iotA without charge.
Pullman iAlacr lnIlgt irtrtug ,ar.. VAST.
tngtun e. JHcksontu lt
AMMAN aia't St'Piug Vut>, JtV SONY 1. e
AMI Eyans, i,.c w
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

fulliith iAlt,u sic, PING ttf. between Itrk
savannah.
Pullman iali,t Sleeping cars, Jacksonville
tli ann ihlh,c sleeping cars, ,lutksunN liz,
~, =, i.tltN'l'o va ih"n,sN he. Albany nLa
Montgomery.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-07

Lave Irum :. 4. \ H. r4>-. E4-.. I.r
station. i II PNi D.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-04-01
I'm duel au Canada.

Deux jeunes fermiers, Solomon
Handy ct Edwin Robbie, resultant
pres de Chambly Basin, dams les
environs de Montreal, Canada, Sc
sont rls recemment de querelle
au sujet dune 1eune file qu'ils
courtisaient chacun de son cote.
Apres s'etre longtemps %chamailles,
les deux rivaux ont resolu de sc
battre a coups de poing d'apres les
regles etablies par lie marquis de
Queensbury. La jeune file, en-
apprenant la decision prise par SEES
deux amoureux, a CONSENT q don.
ner sa main au vainqueur. LIE
duel a gu lieu dams l'apres-midi, en-
presence DIES temoins de chaque
adversaire ct dun arbitre. LIE
combat a etc DIES plus acharn6s ct
a dur6 plus dune d%emi-heure. A
la fin, dependant. Robbie a terras-
Sc son rival. LIE vainqueur, quot
que defgur6 par les coups quill
await recus dams la lutte, s'est i'm
m6diatement rendu chez la jeune
fila ct IL marriage a etc cel6br6 lie
soir meme. Aussit0t que Robbie
se1a un peu remis de ses Commissions,
les jeunes epoux viendront faire
leur voyage de noces q New York,
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La CONSUMPTION GuERIE.

I'm vieux medecin retire, ayant recu
dun mlssionnaire des Indes Orientales
la formule dun remcde simple ct vege-
tai pour Ia guerison rapide ct permanen.
tie de la Consumption, la Bronchite, lie
Catarrhe, pAsthme ct toutes les Aztec
tions DIES Poumons ct de la Gorge, ct qul
guerit radicalement la Debilite Nerveuse
ct tout,s les Maladies Nerveuses; apres
avoir eprouve ses remarquables effets
curatifs dams DIES milliers de cas-, trouve
que c'est son devoir de lie faire connaitre
aux malades. Pousse par lie desir dc
soulager les souffrances de l'humanite
j'enverrai gratis a ecu qul lie desirent,
.cette recette en- Allemand, Francois on
ArgIais, ave instructions pour la prepa"
rer ct l'employer. Expedite par la poste
81 GU addresse avec I'm timbre nonmant
ce journal, W. A. MOVES, l49 Powers
Block, Rochester. N. Y.
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RETRAITE EN- BON ORDRE.

LIE 10, vers midi, le bruit courut
qu'apres I'm combat acharne les
gardes nationaux mobilis6s s'etaient
empar6s de Montretout ct que la
trou6e sur Versailles s'op6rait.
Alors ce fut partout d6borde-
ment de joie, d'esperance, de fol.
LIE soir, DIES d6peches du general
Trochu, dat6e du Mont Val6rien,
deterrent du doute sur lissue de Ia
s~ortie; dams la mutt, les communi-
cations du chef du gouvernement
prirent I'm caractere in%quietant; It
lie 20 au matin, la population pari-
sienne put lire sur les murs l'avis
suivant:
"Deur heures du matin.-Notre
journee heureusement commence,
ma pas Gu pissue que nous pou.
vions esperer. L'ennemi que nous
avions surpris lie matin. par la SOU
dainet6 de l'entreprise, q, vers Ia
fin du jour, fait converger SUI nous
des masses d'artilleries 6normes
avec ses reserves d'infanterie.
Vers trois heures, la gauche tres
viYement attaqu6e, a fechi. J'ai
dd, apres avoir ordonne partout de
tenir ferme, me porter 3 cette gau-
che, ct, a l'entr6e de la mutt, un re-
tour DIES n6tres a pu Sc prononcer.
MATS la mutt venu7 ct lesfeu de
I'ennemi continusnt avec un VIC
lence extreme, nos COLONIES ont do
Sc retirer des hauteurs qu'elles
avaient gravies lie matin. he neil
leur esprit ma cess6 d'anlmer la
garde rationale ct la troupe qui
ont fait preuve de courage ct de.
nergie dams cette lutte Tongue 81
acharn6e. Je ne puts Moore So.
voir quelles sont nos pertes. Pa1
DIES PRISONERS, j'ai appris que
celles de pennemi 6taient fort con.
siderables.'
Ce t6legramme d6courageanl
n'6tait que le prelude de celui-ci
qai fut afiche quelques heures plus
tard:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-04-01
Employe de banque lnfidele.

Gustave MERCER, teneur de Ii
vres d la banque Rationale de
Montreal, Went de dispara1tre SOU
dainement apres avoir detourne
$4,000 au d6triment de cette ban
que, au moyen de cheques falsites,
pr6sentes par un complete, accep.
t6s par MERCER ct pages par lie
%caissier. Celui-ci, soupconn6 aus.
81 d'avoir trempe dams cette escro.
querie, ct ]'objet dune surveillan.
ce toute speciale. MERCER, le prin.
cipal auteur de ces faux ct de ces
d6tournements, a%ppartlent q une
famille DIES plus honorables dc
Montreal. II est lie neveu de M,
81. Mercier, chef de lopposition
la legislature de la province dc
Quebec. Depuis quelque temps
l, jeune faussaire menait une vie
dissipee. On croft quill a perdr
au leu la plus grande partie de
l'argent quill a d6tourn6.
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HCHo DE LoUHST

"Mont- Valerien, 20 janvier 1861
|6h. 30 du NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. {
general Schmitz au Louvre. lie
brouillard est 6pais. L'ennemi
n'attaque pas. J'ai reportA en- ar
riere la plupart DIES masses qui
pouvaient etre canonn6es des hau-
tours, puelques-u nes dams leurs an
ciens announcements. IL faut q
present parlementer d'urgence q
S6vres pour une armist1ce de deux
jours qui permettra Reinforcement
des bless6s ct reinforcement DIES
morris. II faudra pour celia du
temps, des efforts, des voitures tres
settlement attel6es ct beaucoup de
brancardiers. Ne perdez pas de
temps pour ag1r dams CO sens"
[Sulte ct fin au proclaim numero.]
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M

Berlin-D'apres le nouveau pro.
jet de lo1 concernant le clerg6 ale.
mand, tel que rapport6 par le co,
mite de la chambre haute du Land.
teg, les jeune gems qui Sc desti-
nent a la pretrise seront instruits
gratuitement dams les colleges et
ne seront pas sous la surveillance
de I'Etat. Leur entree au college
devra etre dependant sanctionnee
par le ministre DIES cultes. LIE
commencement n'aura rien a faire
avec la namination DIES professeurs
pourvu qu'ils soient d'origlne ALE
mande.
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LIE MUTILE.
NOUvELLE
Par Armand DUBABBY.
E MoBILTsEs.

LIE 10 janvier, 1871, de tongues
COLONIES de gardes nationaux mo.
bil1s6s, en- equlpage de campagne,
montaient lavenue DIES Champs
E]ys6es, musique en- tete.
Gardes nationaux s6dentaires,
parents, amis, encouragement les
vaillants qui ",allaient faire la
trouee, d6bloquer Paris, prendre
Versailles, tendre la main aux ar
mees de provincel'
Tous etaient r6solus, fers, ray
onnants meme +; beaucoup chan
talent.
On r6p6tait sur leur passage que
l'heure de la d6livrance approchait,
que lie plan du general Trochu re-
cevait son execution que l'ecrasse-
ment de l'arm6e allemande d'inves-
easement etait infaillible, que Ia
levee du siege ne faisait plus de
doute, ct q chaque pas on criait;
"courage!' aux braves enfants de
la capitale qui, cette fois, allaient
coutribuer pour une grande part
a cote dc larm6e r6guliere, au sue.
cAs dune bataille supreme.
Quand les mobilis6s arriv9rent
d la porte Maillot, une exclamation
les salua une derniere fois, ct ceu1
qui les avaient accompanies redes.
cendirent en- vile, tandis guile
poursuivaient leur route du cote
de Courbevoie.
ii y await un peu de tout dams
leurs rangs: DIES peintres, CONNIE
Henri Regnault; DIES explorateurs
CONNIE Gustave Lambert; des 6cri
vains, des artistes dramatiques
CONNIE Seveste, de la Com6die
FRANCHISE; DIES musiciens, CONNIE
ls piaaists Gennaro: des renters
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-04-01

rentrepreneur de pompes funebres
d'avoir q transporter le corps q la
morgue.
Voici ce qu'on rapporte au sujet
de ce suicide: Drake logeait au
Western House depuis quelques
jours. On n'avait remarque rien
d'etrange dams ses allnres, lorsque
hier soir, on s'apercut quill tardait
d prendre son sourer. Apres plus
dune heure d'attente, on envoya q
sa chambre pour s'assurer sill ne
TAFT pas Sort. On lie trouva eten-
du sur son lit ct baignant dams son
sang. II tenait dams g mains
crispees un pistolet de petit calibre
don't une chambre 6tait vide.
L'lnfortun6 await mis- fin d SEES
jours en- Sc dechargeant une bale
dams la tempe droite. Ce quill y
a d'etonnant c'est que personne
dams la maison ma entendu le bruit
de la d6tonation.
On ne salt trop q quot attribuer
la cause de CO suicide. LIE d6funt
etait un jeune homme tres bien
mis- paraissant avoir reeu une bon
ne education. II portrait un bonnet
en- fourrure ct un richie pardessus
garni en- mouton de Perse. LIE
reste de son habillemeDt 6taitd'aus-
ST bonnie tenue. II await dams son.
gousset de veste une bonnie montre
d'argent retenue a sa boutonniere
par une chafne du meme metal.
On a trouv6 sur sa personne un
po~rtefeuille dams lequel il y await
entire autres menus articles, un
portrait de femme, I'M billet q
6ch6ance payable q o ordre ct
fait a Sherbrooke, ce qui porte a
croire que D'ake etait de cette vii
lie, t1ois billets dune piastre, puts
un papier sur lequel il await 6crit,
quelques instants avant de Sc por-
ter le coup fatal, ses derniers
adieux q ses amis.
LIE portrait trouv6 dams le porte
feuille du defunt fait croire quill y
a une femme dams ce mystere ct
quill a dn c6der a un desespoir d'a-
mOur.
LIE coroner tiendra une enquete
&c matin sur le cadavre.