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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-01-20
100 a 1872.
COTTON.

GOOD MlQQllng. y..... .ZUsa -
SUGAR.-Yellow clarified, 10! {
1O8c.; white, II a 12c. per pound,
MoLASSEs. Prime. 40 a 43c. !
gallon. ,
New Cnop SYRUp.--Choice, 95c
per gallon. ~
FIoUR.-Treble extra, 81 Is
s so 70 barrel.
Corn. Per bushel, 75c.
OATs.-Per bushel, SOC.
Po9E. Mess, y barrel, $l4 q
BAcoN.--Shoulders, &C.; olea1
rib sides, TIC; clear sides, Is Sc
p 1b. Sugar cured hams, 15@
1870. y pound.
LARD.-Per pound, 1O4@1Oac
DRY SALT MEAT. Shoulders arr
quoted at &c. R fb.
BREAKFAST BACoN.-8@83c, pei
pound. a.au" o|@o..
RIoE-Choice, 9fo. per pound
Observation-Disclosures, 1908 q
p barrel; Onions, 1908 75!j APP
pies, 1905 f9 barrel.
WESTERN EaGs.- Perd ozeny SOC
CoFFEE. Per pound, 1910:
CoRNMEA1-Kiln dried, ~ bar
rel, $4 80.
SALT.-Table salt in pockets, q
@9c. each, in size.
STAR CANDLES, Per poun6 fol
Is ounces, 10000.
VNEGAR.--Per gallon for Gin
cinnati cider, zoe.
WHIsKY-$1 per gal.
BUTTER. Choice western, 25CG
27c.; Goshen, 33@35c. % pound.
CHEESE. Western Reserve Ii
@133c.
BEANS. Western white, Sll to
$12 per Dbl. New green peas com
mand Sc to 7 per Dbl.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-01-20

A bashful young man was escort
ing a bashful young lady, when
she said, entreatingly, "Jabez,
don't tell anybody you beaped me-
home"
Don't be afraid" replied he,
1T am dis much ashamed Of il as
you are" That settled it.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-01-20

Day How to get money is the groa0
desire of all. A really good and ser
vieeable Sewing Machine that viii make
money for you, or help you to save IT,.
Win be sent to your own home on lrl'
M for 80 days, no matter where yo.,
may be, and you can pay for it in sm,ll
monthly payments, by writing 70 Iho
Great American Machine CO., cor, Jolln
and Nassau Street, New York; or you
can have County Right free, as agent.
and make money fast. We advise smart ].
men to secure the business, rs nothlaS
paws better than the agency for goo0
Sewing Machine. Write at once.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-01-20

The conductor of an omnibus
said to a young lady, one of his
passengers !" Miss yotir fare"
" Well, if l am" she replied, az
don't want any Of your imperti-
nence." a.sl ~ eafl11 .or.a-- ..e
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-01-20

When a mans business is rapidly
down, it is time for him to
think Of winding it up. .....' ....-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-02-12

THE DEACON PUzzLED.-Deacon John
son is a great temperance man, and sets
a good example of total abstinence as far
as he is seen.
Not long ago he employed carpenter
to make some alterations in his parlor,
and in repairing the corner near the fire.
place it was found necessary to remove
the wainscoating, when, 10 discovery
was made that astonished everybody. A
brace of decanters, tumbler and pitch
er were costly reposing there as if they
had stood there from the beginning.
The deacon was summoned, and as he
beheld the blushing bottles he exclaim-
ed;
"Well | declare, that is curious, sure
enough. 1t must be that old Bains left
them when he went out of this ere house.
thirty years ago.
perhaps he did," returned the car.
penter; "but deacon, the ice in the
pitcher must have been friz mighty hard
to stay till this time
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-02-12
For The Monitor
QUESTIONS FOR EVERY EVENING.

l. Have / read portion of Gods no.
ly word to-day? and have l earnestly
prayed for the Holy Spirit to enlighten
my mind, and to enable me to under
stand the precious truths therein con-
tanned?
2. How often have | retired from the
world to plead with God in secret ?
Have my prayers been cold and formal,
or have they come from the depths of a
believing heart ?
3. Have l done anything for Jesus to-
day? Have I watched for opportunities
of usefulness ? Has the question often
risen to my lips, lord what wilt Thou
have me to do?"
4. Have l thought much of Jesus Z? or
have been so ungrateful as to forget
my best Friend in my intercourse with
the world (?
5. Have 1 been amiable, gentle, oblig-
ing, forgiving, cheerful or, have | Civ
en- way to unholy tempers ?
6. Have sought to make those
around me happy-to assist and help
them ? or, have been forgetful of 9TH
ers, and thoughtful only for myself?
7. Have [ learned anything useful to-
day?
s. Have l been diligent in business ?
or have ] given way to idleness and sloth ?
0. Have | endeavored to do we'll, all
that 1 had to do ?-have [ done it with
my might?
10. Have | remembered, in all my
dealings with the world, that the eye Of
God was constantly upon me?
IL. Have | spent too much time IL
attending to my personal appearance
or, have | rather been endeavoring tt
cultivate my mind and heart
II. Has each moment of this day beer
spent for eternity?
ID. Have l given way to slumber O.
has my conversation been edifying, use
full, intelligent?
Il. Have l remembered the colder
rule, and done to others as 1 should wis
them to do to me?
Is. Have L been patient and resigne
under trials, crosses, and injuries?
16. Have | remembered that | am g
stranger and a pilgrim upon earth, an
thought of death and eternity?
II. Have endeavored to adorn th
religion l profess, and sought to recon
mend it to others
Is. Have given way to pride ? o
have [ tried to esteem others better tina
myself?
10. Have engaged in anything u
on which l could not ask the blessing
God?
20. In short, have l been so living t
day as l shall wish l had lived when
come to die?
J. THURsTON.
Barton Landing, Feb. 6, 1872.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-02-12

CONSISTENCY AND SIMPLICITY IN PRAY
ER.-At a prayer meeting not long since,
a man of intelligence arose and began
his prayer as follows: "Oh Lord God,
the everlasting Father, Thou art the
Creator of the heavens and the earth
Thou art the great God who hast so fear
fully and wonderfully made US. At Thy
word the worlds were formed, &C., &c."
1t appears he had opened his prayer
much the same the evening before, and
a little boy had noticed it. So when the
little fellow heard it the second evening,
it astonished him, and rising and put
ting his face near his mothers, he said
quite loudly, "Why mother, has God for
gotten so soon, that man told God all
that the other night?' ''Be still, be
still" family said his mother. "Well,
mother, if God made the world, 1 think he
ought to know it without being told"
Oh, how much truth we find often in
the simple outgushings of the child-like
heart. How apt we are to be inconsist-
ent in our prayers, and whenever we
come to God telling him what He is, we
are-in word, if nothing more-putting
ourselves in the place of teachers of De-
ity. Strange, indeed, would it seem if
when we 60 to our earthly parents ask
ing for some blessing, we should begin
enumerating to them all the great things
they ever did, before asking the blessing.
This [ think might be equal to vain rep
etitions. Then in our Lords prayer
there is perfect simplicity. The idea
seems to be, coming as child to pa
rent; and certainly-unless habit inter
fere-where we are thinking more about
the thing we ask for, than the way we
ask for it, simplicity will prevail.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-02-12
2ferie,tlfural Department
I. D. r. COLLINS Editor.
THE VERMONT FARMER.

A very neat compliment in the Yer
mont Farmer of Feb. 5, in noticing our
connection with the Monitor, furnishes
us the occasion Though not the motive)
for saying word to our readers, about
the Farmer. Our readers are already
aware that we are in favor of agricultu-
raj papers in general; we wish to say
to them now that we are in favor of the
Vermont Farmer in particular. When
the Farmer was started, we are willing
to admit, that we had very serious doubts
about the success of the enterprise, but
did not allow those doubts to prevent
our patronizing it to the extent of sub
scribing for it ourself, and having read
its pages weekly for year we can now
say that all our doubts SO far as quanti-
ty and quality of matter is concerned
have vanished, though we must confess
that we cannot yet understand, how the
publisher can afford to furnish so much,
for so small a price. 1t comes to US
each week full of practical agricultural
matter, which is of interest to every far
mer. Several papers, which have been
prepared and read before meetings Of the
Board of Agriculture the past year, have
found place in its columns. These
alone have been worth more than the
price charged for the Farmer for a full
year. In short it is a good paper and
published at low price, and though we
are not going to advise our farmer
friends to stop their other agricultural
papers or even the Monitor, for the pur-
pose of taking the Farmer, we do say to
them all that we believe no farmer in
Vermont can afford to do without the
only distinctively agricultural paper in
the state, especially when so good one
can be procured for ffty-two weeks fol
the small sum of one dollar.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-02-12
LOWEST CASH PRICE
"A T
BARTON DRUG STORE.

Any article in my business not on hand will be sent
for at short notice.
I've last exactly what you'd like,
No matter what IL Is
You'll find me here beth day and night
Attending to Iiiy BIZ.
Eff. BUTTON.
Successor to Vim. Joslyn Sons.)
Barton, January 4, 1872.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-02-12
2Relisio,rs department.
WAIT AND TRUST.

Wait thou and trust.
The winter may be drear;
But through it lies the road to that sweet time
Which brings us birds and flowers
And all the glory Of Springs sunny prime;
None other leadeth to the Summer land,
But only this.
.-. Wait--wait and trust
Wait thou, and trust
What though life's road be dark ]
This and none other leadeth up to light;
Tread it with patient care
Whittier thou goest, there shall be no night.
He SAITH "This is the way this-only this;
Walk thou in it,"
Wat-wait and trust.
Wait thou, and trust
For, tell me, who are these
Whose white robes CLEAN, where all is glory
bright?
Lo, these are they whose weary feet
Trod life's rough road in tribulations night;
Now every stain Of earths sojourn is washed
Who gives them rest
Wait-wait and trust.
SENGA A. P.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-02-12

BIBLE SPREADING AND BIBLE READING.
AT the 55th anniversary of the Berk-
shire County, Mass, Bible Society, one
of the oldest and most vigorous auxilia-
rles of the parent society, it was stated
that the American Bible Society had put
more bibles in circulation the past year
than were printed previous to the pres
ent century. Rev. DIR. Todd in his adj
dress stated that he was now reading the
bible through in his family for the thir-
ty-ffth time.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-02-12

CHARITY AND FUN.
One day the colonel was walking up
Twenty-third street to dine with one of
the Erie directors, when poor beggar
came along. The beggar followed after
him, saying in plaintive tone, please
give me dime, gentleman %
The gentleman accompanying Fisk
took out roll of bills and commenced
to unroll them, thinking to find half
or a quarter.
"Here man." said Fisk, selling the
whole roll and throwing it on the side
walk, 'take the pile -
Then looking into the blank face of
his friend he said, ''Thunderation, Sam,
you never count charity, do you %
"But. great guns, colonel, there was
500 in that roll
"Never mind" said Fisk, "then I'll
stand the supper tonight. "
FIsK's LAST JOKE.
The day before Fisk was shot he came
into the office. and after looking over
some interest accounts, he shouted,
.'Gould Gould!'
.sWell, what % says Gould, stroking
his jetty whiskers.
81 want to know how you 60 to work
to figure that interest so that it amounts
to more than the principal ~ said the
colonel.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-02-12

The N. Y Times says extravagant and
selfish wives have ruined more men and
broken more hearts than any other af-
Fiction incidental to life.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-02-12

st. Mathew was Hebrew tax-gather.
er and was consequently very popular.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-02-12

Take good care of the young stock
these cold nights.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-27
Every day an increase CT Weight
and Flesh is seen and felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop NJ the Ssrsaparillian Re'olrent
communicates through the Blood, sweat, urine,
vigor Of lite Tor il repairs the waste Of the body
VITA new, sound material. Scrophula Syphilis,
Consumption, Glnntulpr disease, Ulcers in the
throat, mouth, Tumors \ dos in tue 81 nis and
ota r plrt3 of ihe syst m, Sore Ewes Struuors
ols discharges from u ears andthe worst
{ rm' o. sku diseases, c'up'ions, fever soresi
s"nld htad, RIA won, salt rhrum, erc.yplI.s,
acnts black Spots worms in the flesh lumors,
ceu'rr5 in the womb, and al weakening AMI
? 'intul disorders u'Rht.swrsrs, Ioss of sperm,
and alllo,ler wustes Of the life prncitse, Jar
within the curative rluse Of this wonder Of
mole 2 chemiitry, ana = few days use viii
prove To any person usi G IL for either Of these
forms OF disease its potent powe, to cure them
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-27
DIR. RAILWAYS
PNNft FtfscstUs FIG

perfectly t%as'clcss, elegantly coated with street.
gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, ana
strengthen E~tdNay'sPdls, for the cure ofan
disorders cfthc stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys,
bladder nervous diseases headache, consripa.
ton, costiycnrss, indigestion, Dyspepsia, MI.
liousucse, billions fever inflammation orthe bow
els, plies and NIL other Heterogeneous of the
internal y%iscera, WaranHd to effect II rusj.
tive cure. Purely vcpettb,c, contairin no
mercury, minerals or dele'erious drugs.
A lev doses OF Nadwny's Pills will trec thu
system from all The above disorders. Price %
cents per box Sold by all druggists.
Rfld False and Tine Send one leitsr
stamp { RADN AVA co, Me- a. Maidcs
Tsne, New York, Inform alton worth tllou
sands will he cent YOU, fiys-1
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asss sgel fng tsss yssT IT.
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sAAk sal lose y eft 4 kdEh'
Eel shss'ss 80 kss besa sssa
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mfksy ftf5af slses ils bngsss
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saf ~ ,ss' sd ~ --ia ~ b mr
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.isss ~ hesvea ~ wasA msrisr
- tht Aisibddi.i eh.hth, snd 10
isst looked o. 10 G-isls Falhsr
9Th ut~s'sraF coa'f dsaes NJ.
rsou Re. A tee nnrlsu'' bef~s
dyar. 10 s,ia iuirr=vely " J
i--w ! AIT i've. Thy e-ninsnl
~ dor,. t'sier Try wing lhiis m
lead" sod vi. tsstsfs' shoue With
disi7, Ugh, III 'e.mei a fore
tas'c n the immortal glory hs VS.
N p,oa n realise. and den sSenils
I'D gently Ne fen s-'cef. We
-leu-n 90, fos hin; III ou' eref -
FL tie lving-ths deeply tsrcavei
family and relative To vel w
know ibe sscrsdre-s q Tgrrvw @
dare hope ths. any word. n orr'
,sn Real those blsoling hearts
Nsv tho terdcr words ofrtt rfiltC
PH.nbt eh,tr them. lie can0a;
e'a.s TO De. bat ws msy goto him.
4 FE.gSs,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-27
Tribute " Respect.

AZ a Meeting Of the Sardi- Mo,s
odls. Sunday School, January t.,
1879, tie following resolutions were
offered and pnsninoafly adopted:
WHEREAS, the Great Dispenser Of
evcpts. in Iii, infinite wisdom, has
removed frnm our Sabbath School
our beloved freud and companioo
Ida Dailsr, who departed thiS Fte
Sunday, December q, 1871, IN tie
seventeenth year Of her age, after a
loag and painful illness. Therefore,
Rs.elrsd, That BY this sad b.
yeavcment our community has Lost
orc Of its brightest jsweIr, the sun.
day School a faithful and assidaous
scholar, and her family a loving SIS
Ter and aniablc daughter,
R..olrsd, That Willie we sorrow
c"er hcr separation from Va, se sub
mi! with hnmble reverence 10 the
vii Of Hin who hss secn tt ,husto
leresre "a.
ResOlsed, That no Do ,adly miss
tc7 ne nc assemble each Sabbath
morn; that it is with emotions Of
s''fow aud rcgrc: Mat we view the
~aes7t scat Of our darling Ida, sud
remember that W will never more
IN earth btbold her. neysr hear her
gentle voice ,gain.
RSso'r~i, Tia; We ever cherish
rsr ~raeiaory in cat hesftsl sna Tie
hoTsof meeting hSr IN that Heaven.
y Home whero sorrow Is unknown
ard parting is no s1r1tsl
Rcsoircd, Tia, wc teude, orr
se.ftstlt sympathy to tie b~ereaved
family, and minglc OUT tear. with
theirs, IN r--nwiag the sad los. they
have rus,ainod.
Rre'sed. Tia, a copy. Of N,eso
resolutions DO placed upon our Sab.
bath school Record, and the PAyoLA
srAn and Western Methodist be re-
aoes.ed TO publish the same.
MRs. NJ. B. Wrrorr,
Miss GEORGIA LAsanoy.
Miss NOBLE Duv.t,
49, Committee,
7. j. HrsrER, Fee'y.
Sarlis, January Ii, 1872.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-27
4 eo~ardly sssanl,--To beat a 70.

\ eo~ardly sssanl,--To beat a 70.
treat.
What fruit is the most visionary:,
-IheaPple OF the eye.
It's ho uncommon thing for hot
words to produce a coolness.
10 make hens ay-Tie their legs
together go they can't stand up.
What kind Of ascent is a descent?
"A trip up. for It brings you down.
II may sound ikea paradox, vet
the ~brcakiag Of both wings 81 m
army is a pretty sure way TO IN ke
II ~.
"Who's thc'e'' cried a patrol 70 a
passing figure, one dark night. ats
!, pstrol; don'tbc afraid" replied On
old woman.
An ofponen, Of tho pablic school
svstem insists that il you teach a
boy to write, be is much less likely
to make his mark In after lille.
"Ahi' unused smith,a s he contcm>
plated his extensive collection OF
New Years bills, show true Il is ,ha,
10 the midst Of life we are III debt.
The New York Mail says human
hair j. shild on the list Of goods i'm
ported into this country. There la
always been ~ impression that !
Vas At the head.
A sable member Of tho Georgia
House q Representative invariabl,
votes III the negative. Upon bein,
askei 70 explaind, NJ fsid. acan'
fccl NJ VIA Dcmcesssie ticsais. :
ws&llpssote nor Tho Democrat
49, ! majority IN the. tcde
AN ~. A|-A..EHN |# Ef | = MA|
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-27

wa agents N"nt s"e"''' IN =" te"'hefee a'e't' NJ
MIL LIONS Scar Testimony to she,Y
wonderful Curative Efreets. "a
They Re META vie ia cy Dri.x, Made Of p,oy
Rum. Wliskey, Proof spirits and Refu.e
Liquors doetoled, spiced and sweetened To plesse the
taste Called !" Tenics. :" 's.AppetlserSr rRss,orers &c,
thatlead the tiopler on tS drunken,.sss ano ruin. ent ara
atrue Medicine, made from = Native Roots andIieres
OF California. IRE from nil Alcoholic St,mu-
Iants. They arc the GREAT BLOOD PURL
FER md A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
a perfect Rerovator and | yivor tor Of the systc,n
rn,,viry nv IN n.,isn,t,,a ,n,,.x .as A.u
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-27
BEATTYl

s,rop. and pure rich Blood lpcreese Of Fl9t
and Weight-Cl, NJ ,kin aud beautiful com
plcxion secured 10 all.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-27
FEVER AID AGtE,

Fsvrr and sgue cured fgt 6fy cents There
is not a remedial agent 10 tiis void hat will
care tsrtprnd Rpue. and al other maiarious
hi,hoas, srrla phoit yttlow ahd other H.
yers, teiIel ~ Railways Pills 81 quivk ~
Rsdpays Ready Relief fRty cents per bottle
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-27


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80. H rv
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-10

Spooner was arrested for drunken
ness and waxed indignantly thereat.
Spooner is loyal. "Now, axes" says
he, Gift is right to go an arrest a
man for supportin' the gov'ment. Ev-
cry drop of ticker | take is taxed-tax
ed to support the gov'ment', Spose all
us fellers was to stop drinkin'; what's
the gov'ment to do for taxi How's
the gov'ment to 60 on? That's the
reason drinks. | don't like grog, l
hates it. III foller'd my own incli-
nation, I'd rather drink buttermilk, or
ginger pop, or soda; but l lickers for
the good of my country, and to set an
example of loyalty to my neighbors.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-10

AT a marriage, lately, in Maine, the
brides voice faltered, and she paused
in the midst of the impressive cere-
mony. Her little niece, a bright little
three year old, thinking the naughty
minister was compelling poor aunty to
say something disagreeable, stamped
her little foot, and exclaimed in a tone
of authority, "Auntie, don't co thay
IT,"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-10
NOT ONE HOUR


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