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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13
H. u - Ualng.


The tobacco plant IS native Of
America. It was introduced ito En-
rope after the discovery Of tie new
world BY Columbus. It was at first
used ia Spain and Portugal, ana after
ward introduced into England by ~
Walter Raleigh. gs vas soon after car
RED into France. Germany, Russia
aud Italy.
In Russia the use # tobacco was pro
hibitsd under penalty If the bastinado
for tie FIRST ofEense. lossof the nose for
the second, and deprivation Of Life lor
the third. III Italy, all who used to-
bacco OF SNUFF ia church were excom-
municated. In Switzerland al users
Of tobacco we're punished by tho magis-
trates Is. criminals In Constantinople
q Turk was led through the street with
his nose transfxed by q pipestem a. .
warning to smokers. The Shah Of
Persia treated tebaeco using as q capi
taI crime. James I. also made earnest
efforts 70 suppress the traffic in tobacco,
putting heavy imposts upon it.
a brief glance at d few statistics viii
show how enormous is the amount Of
tobacco raising ana using 1t tic pres
ent time.
In 1845 tobacco cost England more
than s4O,0oO,O0O. ii the year 1860 il
cost France the same sum Last year
1873 it was estimated that tobacco
cost the English people more than
bread. The United States annually
exhausts III -the culture Of tobacco
400. 600 acres of its richest soil and em
ploys 10000 men, women, boys and
girls n its manufacture. ia 1912 tho
amount Of tobacco used IN thiscouatrg
amounted to seven pounds for each
adult person.
Holland has / 900 900, callow cadav.
erous looking people engaged ii tile
manufacture 81 che various forms Of
tobacco.
The present annual production OF
the world is estimated by reliable au-
thority At 1 1000. 900. .O00 pounds, which
must cost The consumers at the very
least $500, ,OOo,00O.
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- &c oanslIlualsn AIone.

From the New York Sun.
There is no need 81 any amendment
Is the Constitution touohine the torn
Of the office 81 President tits an right
III it now Il. It ii a. tha founders 81
the republic hxed it II has worked
wen up to this time. Let il alonel
some want simply % make Presi.
dent ineligible 10 third term; somo
want 70 limit the Office 70 a single term
Of six years; and stin others 70 single
term oF four years. AiI these PROPOSE
tiona were fully discussed hy lhe fras
mers Of the Constitution; and, after
mature consideration, rejected wisely
as we thank.
They decided on q term 81 four
years, leaving the President eligible
after iEs expiration. Washington wsss
reelected once. but declined Cd be
candidate for a third term; so j Jefferson,
Madison, and Monroe followed without
questioning Washington's example; and
ever since their time ineligibility to
third Term las been as ven established
ia practice As II il wera incorporated
ia the Consultation.
Whom WI get snch 4 man Az George
Washington, Thomas Jefferson. 81 Jas.
Madison into tha White House II Is the
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PERSEVERANCE

AUR MILLS ARE SUBSTANTIAL
NJ II built. expressly for the purpose
Of Rice Milling, with all the new inn
provements and appliances, with sufi-
cient warehouse capacity to meet any
demand for receiving and forwarding
RICE, centrally located To railroads.
shipping. ferry and steamboat landings
We viii guarantee our milling and
yield, both as % quality and quantity
to be unsurpassed by any rice mill I'M
this State
Our turn out has always been from
1O4 to ia lbs. cleaned Rice to the bar
rel of rough, which IS about twenty
per cent over any mill IN this city
and country.
We VIII pay particnlar attention To-
the separation Of all lots OF rough Rice
received by us
Our charges for milling are as follows:
1c per pound, cleaned, for Nos. ] and 2
fYL * M g
"a for polishing horse min
Rice ii
No deviation on the above prices mn
der any circumstances.
Sacks furnished free of charge.
SIEWERO q KIP,
Address, Lock Box $50,
augsy1 New Orleans, IA.
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NTX,S FERRY
AND sTQRE.
0ae sc - &c obarIes ~ tha

one mile above Lake Charles Oh the
Calcasieu River.
The undersigned wishes to inform
thetraveling public and Stock Droyers
that be has pnt his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair, and is ready to accom-
modate ali who may wish to cross with
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men and travelers.
He has a large safe Elat, suitable for
crossing any kind Of stock: also two
chain boOms for swimming. Pasturage
on each side Of the river, free Of charge.
Keeps constantly on hand q fun sllp-
ply Of Groceries. Provisions and For
age. at the very lowest pricesl
mY9-H H. ID. NIX.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-08

wooDvILLE.-Soms Of those dissatis.
aed at the coup d'eiai Of Pearson Of the
woodvills fame, spsak Of an injunction,
but In what manner they have not made
definitely known their plans. This In
jured Justice and caused u TO decline;
In all probability II will not affect either
stock much. Al Pearson. assisted by that
able lawyer. Gen. Williams. will. In all
probability, carry his points. II Is al.
ways n pleasure for us to record tho nd.
vancement Of q young man. and the Sc
lection OF W. joy Smith, as President Of
the wooddlls. Is q strong testimonial Of
his abilities. and his honest, generous
course upon California street fer the
several years no has been brought into
contact with the people who deal In
stocks. II Ia also IN innovation in the
respect Of selecting q young blood TO do
that business solely trusted TO old heads.
All In all il il a compliment to his tai
snts.-S. p. Ala. DEC. 4.
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SUPPRESSION CALLED FOR.
VIRGINIA CRY. Doc. Z, 1876

NihoiSiA Siff' Doo' " io'o'
EDITOR GoLp HILL News: II Is Q fact
uro, 40 h, d.n,orod that ,brouch ipdif.
%'..,s,,s. ,...-.ss. I'm,
Terence or u~ha'oidaoio i~ghof"nee, 'u'
comparatively few people keep them
selves posted In regard TO- passing
events. and reprehensibly so In regard
to the laws OF the country IN which they
live. A. tho last session Of the Legisia.
turo OF this State, an Act was passed
.'For the Suppression OF Quackery.
Substantially stated. this Act imposes
fines and imprisonment ON any person
not authorized by It's special provisions,
who may prescribe Tor q sick person not
q member oil the prosecutors family IL
also Inc mt imprisons any person wh9
may engage III inc practice OF meuicAi
surgery, or Midwifery VINO mas NOT u
his possession certain evidences from
some existing medical school, OF
who has not pracuced zen con.
secutive years In this State next
prior to me passage OF ihs Act aiote.
said. inns Iss Ias Auluogeu W
.ne aniu On. , aau 49,,
mar hx he ,sn,s ~ A n sninney
/, ;,ss charcoal was moi nas.esssd
., .nv s,iJsnca nj onaliacstian. \.
nh.s;c;an srcsnt bis naked assumntion
Of ouali6caiion and authority; and after
a iboronoh aTOument Iefore The
sunreme Court of Nevada. the DoctoriO
was fonnd ouilty "A charged In the In.
d;c,msnt and ,emsndsS 10 ou,tody.
fins conarming ths constitutionality Of
the law n Ia matter of every day
occur,snca Thai man md vomsn devoid
~ All Lnovledos N dissass or msdicins.
moi oply nrescribs for ths sick. Lut often
;ntsrfere win iba orJors and prsscr;n.
lions of medical man IN tba ipinry n
ths pa,ient and fr%eouently cana dsatb'
Tbsy nro too ignorant 10 understand The
enoimity of their crime, and content
their conscience by Iayino the blams
mon Tho medical attendant'
In every other civilized country excopt
This nsonIs sicken and al. M pr.,ailino
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-08

ANECDOTES Of the late Woe President
are multiplying on every hand. One
illustrative OF his vsll-known kindness
10 soldiers comes from Michigan. A
correspondent Of the Detroit Nses writes
that In the Winter Of 1898 there was
great suffering in . camp Of $4,000 con-
v~alsscsnts near Alexandria, Virginia.
In response 10 q petition to President
Lincoln. . "quist.faeed'' man visited
the camp and examined its condition.
bringing with him two ambulancos load
oil with blankets and provisions. The
writer adds: "The qu~iot-faced man
had been making q memorandum Of
sone Of the worst cases. and was just
departing. whom . weak voice inquired
for postage stamps. God bless you.
yss,' said our quiet gentleman. here's
. few and money to buy more A
thought seemed to strike him. Pro-
ducing the wallet, he placed In the hands
Of the Sergeant in charge Of each d.
vision . crisp new $50 bill. for postage
stamps. remember and turning to his
gniinsd audience. be added. in his
CHEEKY way. will DO here again. boys.
Monday. and will have a different state
Of thinss.' Monday cams and with 1t
the quist.faced man and q board Of sur
geons with orders to discharge or fur.
Tough every nan who ~as not ready for
immediate active duty. Nov barracks
wsro built. and camp Misery Hill
ceased to exist. The quiet-faeed man
was Henry wilson"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-08

Tux second annual meeting OF the
United States Hay Fever Association
took place on August 30. ut bethlehem.
New Hampshire. The special object Of
this association Is to seek information
which shall serve 10 relieve sufferers
from hay fever. Henry Ward Beechsr
was called ON to relate his experience
with this peculiar disease. He. said his
remedy was to 90 TO the White Noun.
tains; that no had never known o case
cured by medicines. but that 10 was
deeply interested In the question Of REM
ediss that could DO used al home. His
own theory on the subject-which he
offered. open 10 corrsction-was that
this was not only q disease Of the nsr-
vous system. but that u was . disease
Of depressed nervous action. whatever
might DO It's exciting cause. II was ac-
c~ompanisd by q condition Of the nervous
system which was unable to resist at.
tack. and tina, which raised q persons
nervous tone raised him above the as
saull OF this disease. Othor sufferers
testified to the intolerablo nature Of the
malady. and although there wal u ludi.
crous side to their variations, 1t was
evident all were earnestly DESTROYS to
End some cure for this troublesome dis
ease.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-08
w r n.
Particulars OF she LynehinE Of the
Mexican BAadits ne Campo.

BAN DfEoO, Cal., DECEMBER L.
Sheriff Hansaksr returned from Campo
this evening. from whom We learn the
following particulars Of the hanging Of
the Mexicans on Satur lay night; He
says everything was quiet, with 10 I'M
usual excitement among tho residents.
He had gone TO bed, leaving tho pris.
otfsrs with . guard Of three persons.
About II o'clock two OF the guard went
out for o few moments, and while out
tho guard were seized and bound and the
prisoners hurried away. Hardly q word
was spoken. Search was Dol alter
ward made md tho l~ifsless forms OF the
two robbers wore found suspended at
either end OF o rope to q tree o short
distance away. The authorities below
the line have tracked the remaining
members OF the gang and will probably
catch them. Alcade Gonzales will de-
liver them to the proper authorities, II
caught, on rsquisition from the Cover
nor Of California.
A gentleman stopped at vallo Los
vigos last Thursday night, hailing from
San joaquin Valley, looking for q sheep
range. His name Ia unknown. He had
considerable msney with him. He rode
yellow Canadian horse, had q Henry
ride and n heavy gold watch with n hair
chain. A rife, watch and chain answer.
ing the description Of his were found
with n OF the robbers who was killed
In the raid at Campo. and as the man
has not been seen or heard from since
leaving valle Los vigoos, Il IL feared he
was . victim OF the bandits.
Fatal MiainE Accidens- Death Of
Andrew Cassamayeu - b liisu
shipment - frtEhtni and Re-
variable Escape from Death,
EUREKA. Dec. 7.-Nicholas Coates, q
miner employed at the Williams mino
on Prospect Mountain. was killed this
morning by . ~ In that mine.
Andrew Cassamayou. senior editor OF
the Reese River Repeile, and an old aud
highly respected resident Of this city,
died to-day after q brief illness. The
flags are at half.mast in honor OF his
memory.
The Manhattan silver mine shipped
by Wells Fargo today three bars Of bull.
lion, valued at $50, 900.
Last night q miner, named j. Town,
employed In the Oregon mine, wheeled
q car from the 390.foot level into tho
shaft and fell with IL to the sump, a dis.
lance Of 400 feet. The mon engaged at
the 590-foot level, hearing the noise OF
the fall, ran to the station at that level,
when Town hailed them and asked them
to lower q rope, telling them that he was
clinging 10 the guides and that no be-
lieved hs was strong enough TO come mp
without assistance. His request wns
complied with. but after being hoistsd
about ffty feet. Town cried out 10 the
men above 10 lower him quickly as his
hold was weakening and that he felt
faint. Two miners then went down to
bis assistance and he was brought 10 the
surface. His mouth was Allied with
blood, bat beyond this and . sensation
Of pain In the region Of the back there
we're no Indications Of his being injured.
The physicians state that the man has
not sustained the fracture Of any bones.
md that unless be has received internal
injuries he will recover. He made the
Ihghtful descent Of upwards Of three
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-08

NEW PArKSn.-Throueh dispatches
TO Dewey 4 Co.. Patent Agents. San
Francisco. We receive the following adj
list OF United States Patents.
granted to Pacific Coast inventors. viz:
i. W. Tabsr and T. II. Boyd. San Fran
cisco. CAL. photographs background;
N. j.. Coleman. San Francisco. CAL.
tsppst clamp for stamp stems; =. A.
Hill. San Leandro. Cal. gang pillow;
T. L. Mills. Virginia City. Nov. con-
contractor; A. s. Buckelsw. Colusa. CAL.
watch case spring; y. c. Ludwig. San
Francisco. CAL. fac .similo telesraphs;
". p. Martyr. San Francisco. Cal. po-
tato digger; Lewis Bros.. San Fran
cisco. Cal. trademark for cigars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-08

EDrcArIoSAL.-Ths Board Of County
Commissioners. Of Lyon County. has
appointed Charles d. McDufis. Of Silver
City. 10 the Office Of Superintendent Of
Public Instruction for that county. to
all the vacancy occssionsd by the rssis-
nation Of Jas. @. Cromwell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-08

Tue Raleigh Standard says there Ia q
negro In that city LOG years old. His
name Is John Hunter. He remembers
seeing Tarlston's Dragons passing the
place during the great North Carolina
campaign Of the revolution.