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the .ame time With an apparent conscioust
49, ~ Tire henaAcence which the nGu.o
svmhoi;.as.n Concerning the 'comp,ainSs
made that no Protestant clergym s" ~.
IN the Realization of the fountain, tno a
c,a,,k remarka: The CArSstsan , A"vv
oomplains that NO 5Protesteos c, snyt.;n.
shared in the dedication OF Iuo ~a.E ar
Surely none Of them would eitnes spU 9Th a
nrav over a work Of art surmoun a's;a, n"r.
6cnre Of the Immaculate ConoceHSS:0 or,sS nv
ceiveia by Popish brains anu soare5 them
Popish handle. The commltse0 Rph;ch they
4tt disbonor OF an invitation winch sues
s Zig rssson "a expect would be met ny
~ md direct refusal. The fountain
cost $4,000.
| DtocrsE OF GALvEsToN-Ihe 1mm1cts'e ~
Convention Church.-Rev. Fathet Suanuy
informs us that he has given out tue COZ
|fract for building the Cathohc snusos
: which will he put up on MT, Jono NSou"u se
, ground. We are pleased 20 near ~ ~, oo o"S
r viii he an-ornament to the CITY, anu
, n,eat advantage for the country, as gooe
19env Catholic families intend to come AM
, sottis, in our neighborhOOd as soon as IN
Z Catholic church will be put up. we nop
s s that our citizens will give their asslstanc
!. to Father Chandy, to enable him 10 put
q ~. ~ I'~;Id;nr consecrated to the worship .
t S G@sd md dedicated to the honor OF tn
3yoasad Virgin Mary. The building vi
y ha fnrtv.aye feet long TWENTY-FIVE iee
J. w;da and sixteen feet high. Inc oeiI.
l. iii he chit feet high, and the spire swen'
< Get above the belfry. 1t Will oe hity 10
D. from the top of the spire to the sIoun
of We think that the church will De aeoica -
m m the 9Th of Observation-Disclosures y
q Sercer.
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n.p .un I'M, ,c MESSENGER, SUNDAY OCTOBER ~ lS

NJ Aru ~ a RrxARKABLE AAM.-Ul03s
September is, 1871, s Sandy hoCE, NJ,
III. james O'NeIl, ~ tho patsiarcnM
~ ~. O,Na,i Wa = most remarkable man:
Aithouah far beyond the allotted aee %
S;IS he retained to . angular ocSvos
ma .Im1st to the hour Of bis death, sne
msntal and physical , .,ss and 'o retiring to
va, . n6 6a .t had ia his veins the blood Of
the proudest -chivalry Of Christendnnm .ns
O;Neils Of Tyrone, the victors OF nen ..s,
"a :sTSa yellow Ford" and the oravest
.nd most persistent enemies OF oAon
Elimination in Ireland. His great aee Sn-
abled him to recall rom m =; nor h;sr"ry Of
~ ,or;ve country which Is illnm'ne9 Sy
.n, can;ns of Curran and Grattan anu Vne
S SnS ~ Emmett and Fitzgernid. Many
~ r;liina narrative could the old , man 70.
late of the memorable su%mer o. i'oo, " M;il
at New Ross onlsTs A NJ the peasautry q
Waxfori. armed with pixies and snot- guu.
o~nn,a,ed one hundred and thirty sever
, eh.S~sanS British soldiers, many OF theu
= Watarsns Of Bunker Hill and Brandy VINE
9 a strurole which, though IL enee .h u m,o.
9 trously for the patriots 10 s Nv psople. F.
g,or nw vaars Mr.. O'Neil had hiA conn pr. pr.
70 .1 and painted by his own 1anus w
- NATIONAL colors and emblems OF As y
a i've land. In this coffin he was .h 9na.o
s s. display is 3: sf% sss ia
s oSs for the ansssso
y ss aseds Of .hs hi, ,o snapse0a
e- Harner's Ferry, enshrouded VIII VIII. 'uo LIZ;
shnSash e the e4ss% t. yies0y
too much to hope that his spirit nas, ssse
ia the foreknowlsags i for n tSs land VIII
icy the o Gay % 40 well-Vrginio Free Press.
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rAcrs AND F1auREs

Tn the YEAR 1863 sold - our readers VIZ - -.
az "a, Machines but sold last year Nesos ..S
,oNE HIN DRIED AND TwENTY.sEsrN nnUU
S.Nn rIour HUNDRED AND THIRTx-Ihhs.
allowing an exoess beyond tho saiss .! As
ovar FORTY THOUSAND. and a. shown oy .ns s.o.s
hslov. OVER FORTY-FOUR THousAND
moro than eng other Company. .,.
The reader may naturally ssS whether so' = 49,
no..t,nr In answer 70 which We have 70 say 'nsS.
srures, and the ones given below. are ifo"
RETURNS made by licensees TO the hooeavsE sYP
- ~. owner. Of the most valuable Sowing Machine
r...n,. Who license the Companies Of lesser import
| ance: NachineA
Tho Singer Nanufaetnring Company soa1 .oid "a 81
n.Ges3s Esohine Company sold g g.
Wssa ubbs sewing Company sold e g "a q
; Florence Sewing Machine Company SOFA
N. .bove figure. IT WI be seen that our liva
80. arc far behipd US, and that the popos'''
{ what 10 known - our
5 NEW FAMILY MACHINE
....ai,v and largely increasing. We are nov ~ y.
-. .uppo.e that these large saies arc due 70
h,.,ns.. capseity 30 much - to tho morris y. y
,rh,,.. "a veil az the observation OF tnoso "no :.
- me-. and arc personally Interested In oompArnA
100. ~ N. different Machines before making . se'
tion. 49,. nm. of theso Lat
Saving Instruments. b.. c,-c,,.r q
Sample Of work
WIN. E. COOPER & CO.. Agents,
= and Camp stree
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THE LATEST NOVELTY.
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,,,,r por,ppoN and RYE WHISKY always On
hand direct rom MoGibboa Bros.s esieorasso ~
snssy Cynsnetn ne ~ cslsbrssed BRAZILIAN Ann1
u1 A.1S M and RECTTFYING CHAR00AL. sR.s q
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SEWING MACHINE SALES foH '''''
THE SINGER STILL JRlUMPHANth'
MACHINE. ~ Gfs.
over s2s 900 Singer NasAiass IN DAILY oss'a
Increasing Favor.
h n,o.t popular Durable and Reliable Family Mscnne
in Kxistoncs.
nm snpp AND EXAMINE THE SINGER BEfo
D" 0 BUYING ANY OTHER.
rAcrs AND F1auREs! ~
r~ertv.Two Years Of Popular and Cons'
Increasing Favor.
n,,, popular Durable and Reliable Family Mscnine
AAS in Kxistonce.

mn s11RE AND EXAMINE THE SINGER BE
Do BUYING ANY OrhER.
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SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINE SALES FOR is'o'
THE SINGER STILL TRIUMPHANT

THE NEW IMPRovED slNGER FAMiL
MACHINE.
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P. BRA D..'srin v,
western Produce, Hay, Corn, oass' oE@n
Flour, Potatoes, Onions etc.
Corner Elysian Fields and Irons ISysS ~ as "
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

SCHOOL BOOKS n
,r pa1.E FOB FIRST INTRODUCTION.
T
,.-c.,.o,c Schools and Colleges use more OF
THESE BOOKS
o.,.r. combined and they give univ ersai
satisfaction.
pop,NsoN,s SERIES OF AR1rHMETics'
pos1NsoNs SERIES OF ALGEBRAs.
| ,op,xsoN,s HIGHER MATHEMATICS
as1 cIss Sss
. nna ss01 Tsas Books.
KERLs SHORTER COURSE MaK. IN hSo'A'A'
L ... and pes. English Grammar. nd, by oil
IF odds, the most popular
g KERL's ELEMENTS S aS GeAfoSiiAoN
hook published that teaches the Art ss w for
sss1.S X,:.ss
A MsrssspP and spidy d'PaS,Sss
de sci schools throughout the country
IN IN sPENoER,Ah.
in ,,+,r STANDARD SYSTEM OF PENMANshif'
h.
nat rh s,e,ceriau Model of Writing mas ose XII pro
,os III aperv series of Copy books ne no other
ses nearly eSely nan teach this sem ana use nv o
'~o copy-books
the , ,. rooks and all others OF tine s An at
eX- ~ i NC al can be obtained Tor fifss
nci- this office
emit, Send for Descriptive Catalogue.
It'll 'e"N TIMOTHY MORoNEY,
Sare TAT J.. A. Greshams, p.
find Camp Street -.---.------s'
, al New Orleans.
"a. % -. TOE MUSICAL SOCIETIES.
aud THE sABBAiH GUEST Price u w.
Will ~ objection of Anthems, by L. o. Epers"" q"
ctive ~ j. b. MoreS. ...
.rful THE GREETING, Price 81 'o'
a. ra- .,cel,ent Glee Book by L. O. Emerson.
fault All the ORAToRiOS an ,n r easy CANTATAS, ar
Dport la, ge ss q r. EE BOOKS and OF CHUKC no
jour BOOKS ..
elves Mailed most paid, on receipt oil re'aiA p W.,
.ts TN OLIVER DITsON CO, ,,.,
atho. cHas IL DITSON & CO.,
tons, ',z ,7o1v III broadway: NC" " :
r it. -, .pry CATHOLIC BoOKSELLERHyA
want rHTioNER, Isl Cannp street, SPRSsOf BOO
the trick Church keeps standard Mscesne
BI BES II the latest Catholic Publications e.
clubs; sprices Beads Medals 1T ucfbne Mewspapers
gu Genera Rase Sais Bats Bases Score Books
y and SnraagSuetGame. ----
Cath -, 81, CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.
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SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE.

,,y;t. the attention Of purchAsersto
Tsnsne a. IL runs light and easy docs the xrea'ss
range Of vorl-usine 800 cotton or Linen ERECTION
.ra0bt needle perpendcuar action very little n"rp
and no.se Make. the stitch Ah .. 49,. machine.
SIDES, using far LESS THREAD '"An A'''
for general excellence Of machine ana
have been obtained and some .,
49,, nass Wers received at tho TEXAS sTAs r,a,n
1"ustou. May, 1870. and MISSISSIPPI STATE fAiA'
Jackson october, 1870.
WILLIAM HOGAN,
o.neral Agent Empire Sewing Machine 10
Mos. 90 and 1of Canal street.
ap23u NEW oA''-c'
d.. .S65
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A clean glove often hides 9 dirty hanu'
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TIE TAXPAYERS Of Abbcville
"a County are hereby notified, that
on and after the LIST day Of July. 1871,
the Auditors office, "A Abbeville County,
will be open ut the "Court House" for
the purpose Of receiving Returns Of
Personal Property, &C., ior the year
1871, and rcma II open until the goth
'lay of August. 1871. The following
programme will lie read attentively,
and strict adherence to instructions
given therein will be necessary.
The four centre Townships, Able
Vile, Long Cane, Cedar Springs and
Smithville, will bo assessed at the
Court House between the. FIRST day Of
July, 1871. ard goth August, 1871.
Assessors will be stationed at tho
most public place of resort in Ninety
Six, Donaldsvillc, Diamond Hill and
Indian Hill. from tho 10th to the 18th
July inclusive
The same Assessors will also be
stationed ut Greenwood, Due West,
I4owndesville and bordeaux, from the
18th to 22nd July inclusive, and
again at White Hall, Cokcsbury, Mag
nolia and Calhoun's Mills, from oath
to 18th July inclusive.
The aboro method of assessment
has been adopted in order to give
the Taxpayers an opportunity TO
make correct returns upon oath, as
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hereafter no abatenncnts VIII be gram
ed except in eases where cleric:d err
rors occur. 1t is also the duty of
every taxpayer TO see that those :
who appear dillatory in making their
returns. are urged to do 80, and ifsnot
report them to the County Auditor
who will Immediately execute the
law. which provides that where q
Taxpayer fails to make, his retnrn
to the County Auditor, Cor his
deputy within the time pre-.
scribed by law. the last return sniado
by said Taxpayer will be copied
from the Auditors books and SO per.
cent. added thereto, and in zcasess
where Taxpayers escaped payfhg
their taxes for any one year. the PEN
atty quoted in Sec. 47th, special Session
1868, will be strictly adhered to-,
which provides for the same penals
ty as in the above case. Iwouid also
suggest, that parties making returns
would contriye to attend the Asses-
.sors on different dates, as confusion oc.
casioued by q large numberof Tax
payers at the close Of the Assessorss
given time, may occasion many jisa-
greeaGle errors and give to the .Tax-
payers aud Assessors great deal of
unnecessary trouble. q II
There will be competent Assessors
at the time and place appointed; whs
will furnish Unnecessary information,
&C., &c. -. n g 8,
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Markets..
ApDEv1zLE,. August 17.--Cotton

AppEv1z1E,. August 17.--Cotton Il
@17
NEW YORK, August IA. = Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat a shade
firmer, Corn very firm. Pork firm
at 1S.374@l350. Lard steady. Cotton
lower; sales 1890 bales-.uplands lss
Orleans 194. Gold, l2s.
7P. M.-Cotton in better demand, al
lower prices --uplands 1sl. Flour
common to fair extra 5.3O@6.50; good t.
choice 6.55@s.00. Wheat-winter red
Western l.42@l.45; winter and ambe,
Western 1.47@l.5l. Corn, 6S@G9s.
Pork steady, at 1880. Gold'las.
CHARLESTON, August II. - Cotton
dnll-middling II; sales so bales.
AUGUSTA, August A4.-Cotton quiet
and weak-middling 162@l7; sales G
bales.
LIVERPOOL. August 14.-Noon. Got
;on opened dull-uplands 81; Orleans!
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NEW deeBs ID.
.7!OR SUMMER:
1871.
III. T.. A. BALK,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
DRY GOODS,
172 Broad st., Augusta, Ga.
FOODS AS Low AS BEFORE
THE WAR;
The 0ne-Price Store!
The 0ne.Price Store

T HAVE now received q carefully
1 selected Stock of tho Latcs,
styles Of Frcnrh, ELglish and Do
nestle Organdics. ......
MusIihs, Lawns, at 10, 12, 20, 25,
35'cts per yard.
White Piqucs at IS, 90, 25 cts.
White Swiss Muslins, Cumbrics,
Lawns, etc at prices from 10 cts and
.pward.
Linen Drill and Due for Gents
Wear, ut 25, 35, so cts.
Cottonadcs, Cassi,ncres at 20 cts
md upwards.
White L. G. Uandkerclriefs at 80
is per doz. -r
Ladies' White Hose at IS cts per
White Linon Towels at 80 cts per
Musquito Lace and Gauze very
low.
Tho celebrated A No. l Brand
Black Alpaca, only Is cts per yard.
Prints Of all the best makers from
j cts por yard.
Ladies' Laced and Congress Gaiters
)nly S1.50 per palr.
Mems CATERS ut $1.50!!l.
Mems Coats for Summer wear al
nly Sl.25.
Mem, Vests and Pants TO match u,
,nly 1926.
MEMS New Straw Hats at only
Is ctr.
New Styles of Sundowns ard lIat'
or Ladies' and Children at .onl,
80 cts. ...... ... 80
Mems White Dress Shirts at or1y
;5cts
Ladies' Corscts of the most popula
makers, ut only SO cts!!! ;.
Hoop Skirts, IS springs, ut onl!
20 yts. .....
White, Buff, Slate and Drap Lin
nv, for Aprons, Dresses and Shirts
mly 25c cts.
Brown and Blcacllcd uomespun
Il from II cts.
4 full assortment Of Factory Good
It Factory prices.
could ennmcratc many NOR
,tker Bargains. space permitting bn
u conclusion l wonld say that my III
iIitirs enable me to buy when am
where Goods are cheapest and il
exercising tho greatest economy il
Ill the departments. / am enabled Il
ell Goods ut least IA low ~ any one.
! have adopted and rigidly adher
10 the policy Of asking
At Once The LOAESH PRICE
This is the frank, straightforward
curse. and ensures
justice to Purchasers
Because it enable all to purchase n
lie lowest price.
All orders should be addressed to
II. L. A.. BALK,
|. 49,. Augusta, Ga.
juno 80, 1s71-10. ,fs
~v-~uvvyyPA
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- s,s.e. 80 4is =
g TAX
EXECUTIONS. J. /
ALL persons entrusted
by the late Treasurer, will
Tax Executions for collec,
ton, are hereby requested
to return them Immediately
to the undersigned with a
report of monies collected
on the same.
J. F. DuPre,
County Treasurer;
Abbeville County.
June 80, 1877, 1o--tf
'IuD CURTIN BOYS
. GAIN !.
LOOK OUT!
Or You will Lose a Bargain J.!

EoR THE GUFFlN BOYS ar
7. going to sell their valuahl'
PLANTATION ON LITTLE RIVER
Enown us the FRANK BROOKS
PLACE-Low DOWN FOR CASH.
l.. 2. Gutfin is living on the place
and will take pleasure in showing tn
place to al,y one wishing to purchase.
There is q good Dwelling House witt;
g. eight rooms, Barn and Stables
aud a splendid new. Scrcw--nnd thu
Old GIN HOUSE in tvlsrvJie yoc
rcpnir. .
For Terms cnll ut the office Of tl'
Judge Of Probate, u, Abbcvillv Cour'
House. .... .. -.
July II, 1871, 14-tf
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HAIR CLCTH.

4 Nd all Wool Reps. for covering
II Sofas, Chairs, &C.. ut J. ID.
CHALMERS & co. [J"ne 80 II
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CONSIGNE EES.

The following named persons have
freight in the Dcpot.
I'D Chalmers & Go. J'J Cunningham
J N Dendy. Harper & Go, Robt. Jones
q r jackson, Lee g. Wilson. w u Mars
l. co, Moore & Go. ! ID NeeSe. NJ =, ~ l
OWN, e F Parke;, White. Smith q w
No goods delivered until freight Ii
paid.
J, ". MARSHALL,
Agent.
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John Enright.
Greenville Female College.
Aug 10, 1871, lG-tf

Greenville Female College.
& v1i H. !. 5rnsSSi Mxsiy, DID, supsrin'snds. @S%s
UNHE next annual session of this 1n-
slitution will begin Oh Wednes-
day, the 9th OF September, and continue
Every department will bc found fully
organized and equipped.
The Music Department. is In charge OF
Professor NJ. G. DECAMPS, aided by
competent assistants.
Tie Department of Drawing and
! PAINTING h committed to Professor AL
! BERT GUERRY, whose taste and skill
lave won the highest commen;lation.
Rates cf 7uition per session Of fire
. months inrariabyin adrancc.
English course............,..$1S to SIS 90
Languages. eacE..........".:........" W
Music on Guitar or Piano.. U
E0ca,zat ion. W
drawing and l'ulnting.-........... M
Incidental Expenses. es......"..............2 G,
Boarding In College. .:...62 ~
j Eor further details, apply for circulars
, to Prof. &. II. JUDSON,
! Aug %, 1871 lI-4t GreeuVil!e, Sc.
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PEIILOS

Ey Tho Southern Presbyterian and
Ind will please copy
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NOTICE II
TO ALL CONCERNED IN
Public Schools.

AFTER due consideration, it is the
opinion Of the County Board Exumi.
ncrs, for AbbcviIle County, that the
scholastic year of the Public scools in
said County, commences on the lst
Monduyin February, 1872, and ends
on the 1st Monday in November
1872, and so on annually. In this
way the educational interests Of the
County will hc best subscrved..
From the lSt to the Goth of Janu
AIRY, 1872, the County Board Of En-
amincrs will hold their session for the
examination of teachers and nottherc.
after.
No teachers will receive pay for
their Services unless they receive Ger
'ifcat,s from the County Eoard Of
Examiners or STATIC Superintendent
If Education. and arc regularly en-
played by the Trustees of their res
rrr.ivr +. hool Districts.
ROBT. r. HEMPHILL,
NJ. MCDONALD, -.
T. M. WILLIAMSON,
Chairman School Cemm'rs.
ALbc,iIlc, Aug. !, 1871, l5-tf
1t ia recommended ty the Board
lat the (tnmissi' ,rcr MY no teach
r. where tie law has no, been strict
" folIrwct hy the Trustees. Sse
sections % and ii, Act Of March 6.
1871.
T. NJ. WILLIAMSON,
Schno! Commissioner.
August 3, 1871, is IF
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PubIfc SO.

Succession Of Joseph Blanchard.
F1 \ virtue Of an order nom the Paw
- Parish Court Of the Parish of ~.
caslell, there vi be sold at Public arr.
tlon, ~ the undersigned administrator
q through the ministry OF & ouaIiief
oilGer, 70 the last and highest bidder.
81 the court house door, ia tie Town 81
Lake Charles, On
Tuesday Gee 28th 81 dEarcE. a D
y =, the Following described property.
6ei2ng1ng to the succession ST Joserb
70 wit A-s
One horse saddle and bride. 4 heal
Q! WIld maress Q head Of cattle. 3 hssI
q sheep; shot gun; small skifF. Ig00
cypress pews Ia the swamp; 500 cvprgsg
peWS on big lake. sc. &c.
ITEMS AND CosDHOgs. An suna az
ten dollars and under cash on CAV NJ &c.
ali sums over ten dollars ten Ser cent
cash on day Of sale, and the balsnca
equally at credit Of one and two 800
from 4 day Of sale, purchasers execnting
taelr notes with good and solvent seca-
Flty 10 solido, payable to the admin;s-
traitor OF order, conditioned to bear
eight per cent interest from matnrifv
III pald; suresies to be residents az fbs
Parish
BEL0NI BLANCHARD.
Administrator.
Lake Charles, March 18th, 1871
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LITTELL,s LIVING AGE.


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A little chap had dirty face,
and his teacher told him to 90 and
wash III He went away, and after
a few minutes came back with the
lover part Of his eountenance tole-
rably clean, while the upper part
was dirty aud wet. Johnny" said
the teacher, "why didn't YOU wash
your face ?" II did wash it sir.
You didn't wash It an over, then.
Il did wipe il as high as NV shirt
would 60.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-23

CURE ToR sw1NSET.-An eafaa7,s,7
correspondent who has fisd consigIe-g.
pie experience in the management 81
sioIaes, he's sent us the following reeine
Tor the cure Of Swinney. WHO'S w ~
elare5 to lie infdlible
nli4 nan & pound Of blistering oint-
ilieiis ana hait pint Of spirits Of t1Ir-
PenLile' and heat them over STOW FIRE
mil tiley ere thoroughly blended. Be-
s.eeh tile tore-fnger and thumb take 4
Plncn OF the skin on the diseased sbonI-
der q the horse, prick it several tines
WIN 2 large needle, aud Their rub n !
part OF the above mixture, repeating fhe
rubbing for threeOr four DAYS, antii tbe
shoulder is vel Ll.stered. When ii,e
OilsLer meals, the sWinney viii be onred.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-23

WITHOUT AN ENEmY.-Heaven
help the man who imagines he can
dodge enemies by trying to please
everybody. III such an individual
ever succeeded we should be clad
Of it-not that one should be going
through the world trying to end
beams to knck and thump his poor
bead against, disputing every man s
opinion, fighting and elboNing.
and crowding all who differ within.
That, again, is another extreme.
Other people have a right to their
opinions-so have You don't fall
into the error of supposing they
will respect you more for turning
your coat every day to mateh the
color OF heirs. Wear your own
oolors in spite Of wind and wealth |
er, storms and sunshine. 1T costs
the vaseillating and irresolute ten
times the trouble to wind and,shuf- /
tie and twist, that it does honest,
manly Independence TO stand its
ground.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-23
The Louislann $50 -

FoStpoaealeat until Nogember is, vi.
At 9 meeting Of the Directors 81
the Mechanics and Agricultural
Fair Association OF our city, held
"Wednesday at their rooms ID the
Mechanics Institute, it vas resol-
we'd that in consequence Of the In
surmountable difficulties iii liz
way ct the erection Of temporary
exhibition buildings to replace
tuoau recently destroyed by fire ~
time Tor tho reception Of goods, to
postpone the holding 81 the next
State Fair, which was to have ta-
ken place in our city on tile Sth ofI
next month, until the 18th 81 NO.
vember, 1871 IN. o. Pioayune-
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-23

To CLEANSE BIANKErs.-Pnt t,vo
spoonsfull Of borax and 4 pint bowl
OF soft soap into a tub Of cole wa
ter When dissolved, put IN 3 pair
Of blankets and let them remain
over night. Next day rub and
drain them thoroughly in two wa
ters, and hang them to dry. Do
not wiring them.