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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-30
County Institutes,

Our system OF public schools
needs to be kept in active opera
ton. The severe employment Of
teaching, and the regular routine
work il not sufficient. We must
keep the teachers, pupils, and the
people, thoroughly aroused and at
work, Nothing improves that Is
allowed TO drag along Of itself,
What then should be done 70
arouse the people, and keep our
growing system Of public schools
III public favor2 we answer Es-
tablish q County Institute ia every
county in the State. Let il meet
once 4 mouth Have d good leo
ture lor every meeting, discuss The
best mode Of imparting inatruc-
zion lat Che different teachers
state low they teach arithmetic,
geography, grammar, orthogra-
ply, ponmanship, etc, etc., and
Ist ire best method be adpaed by
all Che schools ID the county. Lot
theirs be some interesting subject
fgr discussion 40 every meeting,
two % 8 side, and q committee "a
decide which side has made The
bat points in thig way there wilI
be Instruction mutual Benefit aud
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Corner Of Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana.
FTBR MATURE DELIBER8TTON AS
- to the wants and necessities peculiar tt
this section of the country, ST.. ..r.
GREGG'S PURCHASING BUREAU
has been established in New Orleans. A long
acuuaintanoe with the various kinds Of Sewing
Machines. has Induced us to make a specially
in his line. .. . ...M' .0-.
FIRST Glass Machines of all kinds at lowest
rates 80 The New Undcr-feed Buckeye Hard
Machine, only $2h..".~SeOOud~haud Machines,
10 good order, ut halt pri e...... The latest and
best Attachments tor all machines. fuckers,
Ruflers, COrders, Binders Plate nemmers, etc,
etc ,.... The best Needles for all mHah;nes...-..
The best reporcd Sewing Mar1ine OIL. Tho
best Sewing Machine Cotton......We repair all
Machines a! low rates.,..,, We take old machines
in part pay for new ones.
Sewing Machines, Pianos and Organs sold
on monthly payments in the country, to paltIes
giving references.
Mrs. ADA GREGG respectfully o6ers her
services in purchasing aud forwarding any
article of apparel, personal adnrpnent or
Domestic goods, Tor ladies' and children's use,
including.
MILLINERY, DRY GOODS, JEwELRY,
. FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
PATTERNS, UNDERWEAR, TRIMMINGS,
BRIDAL TRoUsSEAUK, ETC.
ANY articles Of Ladies' and Children's wear
manufactured in the latest styles, under her
own supervision. l. ...
N. B. All Inquiries relative to articles
mentioned or uum ntioned, will be answered
free of charge. Our facilities for purchasing
goods from manufacturers and first hands
enable us to get our commissions without
ch0rge to parties we buy for. We guarantee
satisfaction in quality and price. One halt
tho purchase price should accompany the
order Send money by draft, pcstofiice order
express, or registered letter .Hta
Cotton consigned to us will be stored aud
disposed of TO the best advantage to the owner
and all instructions relative thereto strictly
carried out
References e A Tyley, Sampson Bros, Pm
Berlein, SAMUEL Jones Jr, Cashier New Orleans
VIKINGS Institution Of New Orleans; Col Il
pawo-, jackson, Mics; aud Editor of this
Paper. U .a.. ..
ms- Send for catalogue and circular
Address, Gregg's Purchasing Bureau, No
Burgundy street, corner OF Canal, New Orleansy
Louisiana. OclO
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THE sun
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875.

The approach of the Presidential Eelection
gives unusual Importance to the events and
Developments Of 1875. We shall endeavor to
describe them fully, faithfully and fearlessly,
THE WEEKLY sun has now attained a
circulation Of over seventy thousand copies.
It's readers are found in every State and
Territory, and its quality is we'll known to the
public. We hall not only endeavor to keep it
fully up to the old standard, but to improve
and add to its variety and power
EHE WEEKLY SUN will continue to be
thorough newspaper All the news of the day
will be found in It, condensed when unimport-
ant, Of full length when Of moment, and always,
eve trust, treated in a clear, interesting and
instructive mannr
II Is our aim to make The WEEKLY SUN
the best family newspaper 10 the world. twill
DO full of entertaining aud appropriate reading
of every sort, but viii print nothing to offend
the most scruplbus and delicate taste. II will
always contain the most interesting stories and
romanees Of the day, carefully selected and
legibly printed
The Agricultural Department is prominent
feature 10 the WEEKLY SUN, and it's articles
will always be found fresh and useful for the
farmer
The number of men independent 10 politics
IL increasing, and the WEEKLY SUN is their
paper especially. It helougs 10 40 party, and
obeys no diotation, contending for principle
and the election Of the best men, It exposes
tho corruption that disgracos the country and
threatens tho overthrow Of republican institu-
tiOns. II has no fear Of knayes, and seeks no
lavors from their supporters
The markets Of every kind and the fashions
are regularly reported.
The price Of the WEEK aY SUN is one
dollar year for sheet Of eight pages, and
| atty.six oOumns. As, this barely pays the
expenses Of paper and printing, wo arc not
able II make any discount or allow any
premium to friends who may make special
efforts 10 extend lis circulation, Under the
now Law, which requires payment Of postage
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\ Of subscription. IL Is not necessary 20 got up
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/ one year
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BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS !
AT
JOHN DILLON'S. $50
ON PUBLIC SQUARE AND LAKE,
Lake Charles, Louisiana.
BILLIARDS

Iwould respectfully inform those of
my friends, both here and at a distance,
who have airy expectation of getting
thirsty, that 1 have just received a most
complete assortment of Pure Liquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, which
/ am DESTROYS of selling at wholesale
and retail at prices toojustify both seller
and buyer. My wines and brandies are
unsurpassed, and my WHISTLES the
Simon pure" Before leaving town be
sure and call around and take parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand. ap4n4y
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From Our Home journal.
On page I3T Of current volume
81 Our Home Journal, ] saw an
inquiry from S. @. Hyde Of Arcola,
La, about che culture and keep
ing Of Irish potatoes in this cli-
mate. Myself and many Of my
neiphbors 10 this section, have
been pretty successful ia keeping
the spring crop by adopting the
following plan
DIG az soon as ripe, on cloudy
day II possible, il 3 sunny day, dig
ID the evening and put up same
day. BE careful and sort your po-
tatoes closely, those the least
specked on sunburnt keep for i'm
mediate use, The choice ones for
keeping put carefully in q common
-four or potato barrel tdon't throw
ind, with four or FIVE holes cut in
the side between the middle hoops.
Fill the barrel full, head up, boring
about three q inch holes in each
head. Now roll your barrels of
potatoes nnder the house or any
Out-building high enough, on a
couple OF pieces of scantling, or,
two large rails will do. In about
eight days sort your potatoes over
by rolling all out on the ground
and carefully sorting all rotted
ones, if any are wet from the drip
pings of the decayed ones, dry in
the evening; rehead and put back
in same place. In about three or
four weeks examine again, same as
before. BY this time, the potatoes
will have passed through a sweat,
and become partially dry and in
good keeping order. This is about
an the attention they will need a
look at the under side of the bar
rel, once in a while will show if
they continue to rot and need
sorting again. BY this mode of
keeping potatoes / do not lose
more than a half busheI to the
barrel. For planting second crop,
select medium sized potatoes lido
not cut, about s or 10 days before
you want to plant, put a half
bushei in a goodsized box, tub, or
barrel, place a little hay over them
so as to hide the light, and sprinkle
a very little water on each day. In
a few days the potatoes will sprout
and be ready to plant. If the
ground dry, mulch at once, with
pine straw, ard water as heavy as
You please. If rainy weather, you
need not mulch until the potato is
mp, which will be in a few days.
The summer crop Of potatoes de-
ponds much on the season, by fol-
lowing the above plan you will not
fail to get q stand. / have planted
seed Of my own raising, for four
years, twice a year. Last falls
planting / did not dig only as
used, and when / did dig to put
away for spring planting, all, or
nearly all, We're gone. Put up the
fall crop the same as sweet pota-
toes, and scarcely dne will rot.
About ten bushels to a bank, with
pine straw, boards on straw, and
about two inches dirt--hQle at the
top for ventilation, covered to keep
water out Best varieties for the
climate Early Rose both spl ing
aud fall. Second best--Jackson
Whites. Time of planting fall crop,
any time between 18th Of July and
9th Of August. Fall crop will make
in less time than spring with plenty
water. Fraternally yours,
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a RARaATN

TTNHE DIR. BRAsHEAR PLACE, ON TIL.
Caloasleu River, iuat below Marion, (Ola
Town. with all the Buildings and Improve,
msnta, and ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTH
ACRES LAND.
Togma Four Hundred end Fifty dollars
cash.
Apply % GEO n WELLS, AgoEA Lake
Charles, Louisiana.
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The Southern Farmers Friend.

THAT EXCELLENT WEEKLY
/ Agricultural paper, OUR HOME
JOURNAL, commenced its Ninth Volume in
january of this year. This is, without doubt,
the most vauub Weekly Agricultural Journal
in the South, andeveT live farmer and plante"
ought to be a constant reader OF it, as any one
number is worth the subscription price, which
has b en- reduced t. So IS per year, including
postage Aside frem this, the publisher gives
a magnificent Chrome, which alone is worth
all that is charged for the paper. AS an Agri-
cultural and Family paper, OUR HOME JoUR~
NAL cam t fail to be popular for its large corps
editors and contributors from nearly every
section of tho South aid in making it of great
value 10 the farmer and planter in all their
various pursuits.
Those who are not already subscribers can
become so by undressing Our HOME Journal,
New Orleans, and inrlOsing 50 65 for years
subscription. and we would advise every iutel"
igent planter and farmer in the South TO
subscribe for and read it weekly. Aside from
its valuable Agricultural matter, it contains
COIN lete market report, the important news OF
the country, ms we'll as va liable rending for the
family. It is printed on fine book paper, and IS
decidedly the neatest weekly paper in the South.
The rnpid increase of its subscription list has
enabled the Publisher to reduce the pr'"o to
50 65 for single subscriptions, and to 81 10 10
Clubs of twenty or EIore.
We will furnish the Echo and HOME jour
NAL to all cash subcribers at So IS net, with
unmounted Chrome, all postpaid.
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Persons DESTROYS 81 having Job Work
done neatly, expeditously and cheap,
are invited u coli az the ofaee 81 the
Lake Charles WEEKLY Eouo
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no, ZOE OALoAsIEu PEI
e THE HANDSOME, SWIFT
running
PRoPELLRR RAMOS

win run regularly sami.we0kly from Lake
Charles 70 I.sesbnrg tCaleasieu Passl carrying
tha uhited States Malt. Am DOWN nnd up
gripa by daylight Accommodation for eight
passengers. Excellent inducements d hunting
and 1ahinR parties,
Fare foF round Trip gaown and upli $sj down
o. Up only, So.
Leaves Lake Charles Mondays and Thurs
DAYS a AKA arrives AZ Leeabnrg sRmo days.
Leaves LeesbuFg Wednesdays and Saturday
at 4. NJ arrives AZ Lake Charles same days
Schedule roaming time between both places
twelve hours actual running time, much less.
TH0s. n. REYNOLDS, Master.
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interest attached to each meeting.
An can be done without mourning
any expense. The fail is ct hand,
schools will be opening, and the
good work should commence at
once. What county will lead off?
TAmeTican Journal of Education.
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NIX'S FERRY Y
AND STORE,
one mile above Lake Charles on the
Calcasieu River.

OttIOt1oIOLA AV4 VI -@|--| ----||
The undersigned wishes to inform
the travelling public and Stock Drovers
that he has put his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair, and is ready to accom-
modate all who may wish to cross with
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men and travellers.
He has large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind of stock; also two
chain b0oms for swimming. Pasturage
on each side of the river, free of charge.
Keeps constantly on hand full sup
ply of Groceries, Provisions and For
age at the very lowest prices! 49,.
mY9-tf H. d. NIX.
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Omce-NO. 20 Camp Street.
TERMS:

Yearly subscription, daily (saven daysE
$14. Yearly subscription, Weekly,
So. Payable in Advance.
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THE NEW ORLEANS TIMES
sTOUTEMYER s. JUDsON,.
PROPRIEToRs.

ISAAC N. sTOUTEMYER...........EDIToR
WIN. H.H. JUDsON.BUsTNEsS MANAGER.
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MRS. ADA GREGG
WILLIAM GREGG.
OFFICE or
GREGG'S, PURCHASING BUREAU,
NO. 4 BURG INDY STREET,

Corner Of Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana.
, 1875-10-01

4 meeting was held at No. 85 Chicago lvonus
last evening to organize a clob for the EEh-
loonlh Ward In tho interest OF the Opposition
party. Tho astondanoo vos knall aud vazy lit
tlo iutorost waA manifested.
James Lyman was called to tho chair, and
Daniel Klroy waa solicited ss Secretary.
The first qucstion 70 sestlo was tha narns
e essdsso as eo:eoon s III. 'hen ,ason essa ",
o1yusoj Of three Distinct fAc;iouA-thoso 10
fsyo. Of naming the Club jonorannian, Demo-
cfatie,, and Opposhion; After npir'tod
wraul 10. tie Opposition e.emeot tRcmphed. Aads
tho Club was named accordingly, in advance Of
ita for. nation.
A CO u,uittoo appoiutad On permanent oTRani-
zat,ou reported a. follows. had the 9ams was
Wieiaud, s-r4esiaent; UenlaI Kiiroy.
socrotary= W.. usotnated, 2: Mccarthy.
Thomas A~n ene5, A. Johnbon Jace 1Ianley, Eillsna
srse1 T. mSSy 1n eos "a"oata md T.
On naotto,.. 5on Hec4drey VIC elecssd \ Ward
Delegate 70 tho Ceatsa1 oppoa,tton Club.
tc0r of whh =. oKpress surrrtso Il tho ordary
character 0! tho nsCctng.
es 70, from III.
basement Lilo repre-. x,tastva of TIM TAtBUsE
s II < Il IT, xsy q {, eas es s ~
TT sgz ::sc1 10 pssts's h.t ND wv thrown
Gssa;, ss4 ,sySd assg, osv g. 4iss, e. s!et.s9 ss
ali saost to Ind th. sss. w.s uns1siins, bs a.
tbsy having res1tated into Sa dark1esa Of tie night
IT, apS q Ae s III M s.ys
faced hts constituents 1t tho III nt ho would have paid
dearly for bin exhibition Of lnn4 20 ndeesuey Tbs
xttn tbs reporters weee thcir vsy fn, tbs test-
ing they wcls agsn as4.ilod with tes willis passing
i,o xors. Of tho fury Ut tbs ruaus uho rsrp thsro
III nunecF aesarsl wezu slek, ~ klsa got,tie-
msu VIE - 70 sosnany wh the setoss ": 16s
Leln4 tloif ptomrtof
T1GE gatREEESru wAAp. .......
meeting Of tho Opposition Club of the 1.trteeuth
Ward VIZ s.lscrAed iot lat evening u Scs y9S AtAt
I4sL oc!ocA+ h0Weyrr, but couple Of albcEs hA
pu. In p!&Axauce, and doubtless tlsr ost.A hav
tevu no sttcpt Al holding meeting but fu Tho fact
I'd Mr. Aif.au J. Fraxlty. l1o.t,ent of tho tsuo. 70
GIT up meeting anyhos. ana " vtee:ons ett = 10
who, after bens csisd t5 o.isr saotted re,ol tiaa
q w. eject uNt they would pay W Y 'eir
sn. janes TT Duane .sr hssnS - Nc 4sesp
for tne same, suggested tL4t the meeting adjourn.
whtsa w done; 1xsaty:.sssn nsnhst. .Fe eateled
maat'nisesing TO coEoe OF ~aea after neat.
ELEVENTH wAlD. -.-.--
fon'o man who Keeps saloon - No. ?1f Wess In
diS4 ktHek Thought 10 attract cngtnufs by edEnrt.4
pisu diIa. work. for nob<LY came. 70 . Ia,nuxx
tbs club which he proposed to orgAnlae. 1t waa
10 b oortIeaed Of honest ndspeatsus votess, fres
VIA 10 work rsfoa1a Ia tho polI,cs not ony ol Tho
Eleventh wsId. but ot Tho eptiss city. IL wss an1-
~ meeting next ~cck.
ruE NINTH WARD. -
~, messfaa q the oplos.ttoa e. I,afty n " alnsh
Thols wore pre.snt tweaty psra1.s. ]. ]. Our
ney t41lea the n,eelug 10 os1cr and staed that
&1t " EFA
, 1875-10-01
MAINE.
ptes1pATIpS or SOME HaRQn9.

\ r rna&bse {1fk) JanFna! S*ps n.
Tha'comp,ste 1atu1ng from the election will dia-
...ta soms orsors snto which \ fow common
,.,Dra ,,poo tin, Maine electlon hAvs fallen. 1t
ia -, t,ua that tie Republican majority IN shis
at,,o "a tho small est which haa besu Givoa since
tbo n.r sy eame lnt1 power twenty yoasH Ago. Tho
sus,ori,y for Goa L'onuot will be about 5000. In
lsG2 thu nepubliean majority MAS bus 9.710.
Tbe next year, honaA er. tho majority bounded
uu 10 II, So IN 1884 II wsa ~, ls0 In 1855 Il
uas = 1B7; and Ia lBh : 1t Went up TO 27.a8a.
Thus tlo Hnal.lst ma1o dtJ over giyen BY tho
Nepublicaus OF MAine wa III ls61, end that W.
followed BY Some Of the Ia e8ext mslof41es the
parry haa aver achieved. .-,,
Again, when tho fn4 yota pt'eafa W sna!! seo
tha4 thess hAs haeu no cilAL 81 among Aie sot-
srs. Tho Democrats laFe upt rAst W aa:So
vote thaS yoar ~ In sou,e 9th sf Jeaf; t y,t w
not ba 10 lBkRa ~ tho VITA tor .Na4ba4! 70 aoia'
Of fcs P!lsbot : In ls9a. Tlsf IA W EnPay w..
taea8d this year bY d.nt o. 8teAa anot@ apsaos ~,
cauykaslng, aud tue nee u.U OF Haoaey. ~ eor
ting out to tbs polls large s{safo o. t9e tass
vllch belong 10 their party. 1elf lS*n! nh We
10 ateal ns1eh upon tho nasua. 'sotlo9 ne!Aa, ",
licans, In which they haze taaa u Ne suecaA'ut "
than they ought to have beeM. III. Ve hass " " ~
no changes N f&yos Ut tho DaLu. 7oFatH-ns"
thaf4 has been tR.luts 10 bring cot "a !sepnp'
Aoan voto while the Democrats have osoo3hp
out theirs 10 pretty full attooxsh.
1t Ia \ KreAt mistake 10 Attrituta ths '5s1Qe,
t,Qa of 1he nopuhltpaa majority to "a1Al
r&y$, Of 10 Any fsuss thAa nil. paensusnt r."
txok ~ R4pabltoaa aaA3osisy. 2hs Rspe t''s"
, 1875-10-01
GENERAL.


An EVIDENCE or CIVILIZATION.
NV OA1EASa, Sopt. a0.-A political eorre-
sponde1ca will appear In to-morsow's papers be-
tvcan Chairman Packard, Of tho Hopublcan
Btato Committee 4. Il. Lepuaru, editor Of the
Shreveport Times; snd 4. Gseely. Liberal
ls2dos. In his communication MF. Packard rs-
mark.: "It Is much des1ned that tho Liberal
whIte element properly outside tho Democracy
ahould consolidate With the oolorod voters.
That LloeEal elsnens vii thun b rcin-
forced III nutnbe1a 70 a. TO be Always
Ablo to maintain \ party aaccndepcy over tho
Democratic nnd the eootca ssan will h Ecinforroi
with iDtellgence sufhcut to insure wte and hoDe4t
npon a sna msjosay p 9Th he i fea1 9,
men NJ ware Or would have been tendeesd station
elue,lDg slsch they bert Abo 10 commend -
candidates, wers denounced for net alectlnE better
oo!orpd elscto. i unwilling 70 lave hs4 political a.
gani1atton 70 Join party no hoatla 70 W. Interest,"
ths ante's xeliars to tho eod. II uov*sn.
I mont honest and scrdpn1ous to protect ~;
hepuh!tcsa purpostA. Tho easuess aud kartcnsius.t
Interests demand the abandonment Of tbs caloF uhe ~
sna M s hoe. o. eoeaasase oe 70.
feeling Then, Indeed, will there Id psAts sAa pfe-
rerity In louisiana
II. ~ liz ~ReI;usiean psrty intends 70 carry snte
sFcc tie principles announced III tte decarat.ons os
liz lr4aers .htaa Leaders viii Il tho nrat sc4sso9
| Of ths Assembly lid Ia carrying through, m
thus scuEo, tha passasr OF a! nleas!se looking
established Without dlnieuisy II ito ieang mel. viii
oniy rte 1upsrloF 10 nere lartt-n views w CO.
opcra.s with my rssty .na With u! men nahesuy -
ktsr ~ thst witch hays bad ths pleasure Of rsesiv-
ina from you high complainant: anti wails ws may
rearsa car aYorts to o-opefats u possih@e. and kkn
ns<xnsasd thsk sa1ne good will sesrlt sherNEoza.S
, 1875-10-01

ernsn"nt ttoorH tho Esr1ia;n lave born compelled
% wit:'ta* their Mtiilosy from p0s,ttons nosr
Han SHbaH!1ab 10 Thlo.a
tat HEinHIED EGHEMs. TO nE.EJT1fn0HH QT:EEa
I.0SfrtS Oct. i.-5 n. m.~-'rho Tnhrs' ph,is
dispatch pass #l,ccihl Information teenlyed thcro
confirms Tho iInIrtsslt, HAT lilo EnrlthtA h:vo
ga'nsts cnnti!nrai1lo rucccsn near han 3ebas!fat
an TiicEh1". HIntrers REPORTS tltet l0o Al
fonAats wo.o killed. snd 1.HD0 wounded.
inAHfLLA.
{.p,ah,. Exantinrr. -...
'fhn-o havo heon rumotr ct nh 'ntepneh no"
rtEtr.stthap in B,ain. which tlcsi. NhrtlRcH
E1inIr1H IN hattl to mrt1itRsc. This time tHn OBJ
jrrt wnat} hn tu rn-entlrono t!nren Itabclla.
On t},;n 1natter so hare received tim fhIlnvanE
Gornr,.,nic. c.tin,4 When tho last military IRA.
nieiai,,iento wen catrtcd out tt had s,ee agreed
llllon hg tho cb,spjrators u hlipK bRx tirHt. A..
fonso 10 Madrid !; and then, nfter li.le timo,
F!,o tho nx-t(ucon. hiH nrthEf. H. wnA upon
thin understanding that nl,o furnished part If
tho tnotIoY required fur eofrnttirE tho
army. Jhe a3v1.nsg of Alfonso. however, hnys
htllierto bern si!linx to lst IYahoila como l,ack
to tli1 Capital! lest tho difficulties of Tic stuatipn
which Ate a.teaaS very ETeat, khcud berulEs
overwhelming. at tho same time, 1t tnhnt f,o
acknowledged that tho boy-lno,asrl l.,nsolf,
though NOT expressing toHlre for tho return Of
his mother, has repeatedly shown melaf'ciioly
"carieAs Of spirit to nucli t1eereo aa to render
rtato of things II Hooun t!lat tho Qx-Queen ll.a
Approached o..n OF tSo Of tho co1ni,.nfs!eIs who
PLAYED = part in tho Inst coup d elat, with very
pscHsing demands. perhaps bhokod by frcall sub
Etant1al art;lneltH, for fnilllment Of tho
ttlelns' cots,aei. Should, however, An event 1T
tho kfnd Indicated really occur, 10 may look for
ward to sorious scenos Of disturbance"