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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-01-02
NO


The elimination of &his mixed school
provision fron TIE Ci4ii Rights bin
nov pending before Congress is an
evidence Of is rspuszianee to fhe
Northern people lt au Outrage
sl a net tolerate, and Il AS an
insult to wHieh wc win sol Submit
Sos the Herald
The trouble iI New Grleans in REFER
ence to the attempt Us force colond
lads info fhe High SclIoal students,
only illustrates tRe agitatl0a That now
and then disturbs al Southern come
muuities The high school 81 New
Orleans is city institution and has
heretofore been attended bg eliltEen
be white eiten There IS, perhaps,
no moral Il s9n Why negroes shonld
n5t BE admitted t0 the advan of
this aeh0oI; but 1t violates he tEaai-
tions and customs af the community,
and imposes upon s white lads Tor
instance, necessity oI sit6ng on
school bench hy the side Of colcEa4
lads who have been taeir slaFe Ahis
Is to compel y eogn1Icn of rses
equality which is not sincere and s,
therefore, insulting. It IntEuc IRto
education questions 0t nu7sl
should not Be permitted b school II
Is an sin unnads Y ISSUE. end tlla
wh0 press &c do an absurd and
thing. The political raint THAI 8eth
white boys and hlack should oe
Gated IL there IS any rsas0a
e1ucatfon wonld be ipanaras6t W Eaa-
son 0f white children attending black
schools, or blacks attsndiu white
schools, Then arrange the mstteE ln the
only sensible way-iet the blacks say
together and tie whiaea together. So
they receive education and baecmo
fitted tot usefil melnbership IN s9cIs
it IS of little consequence Whstaef tAag
study in one budding 0r III two
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-01-02
Inmeg orr HHIea.

pFsr the NsU 0ticaHs RulsRtaes
The Nem York Herald takes si.
hle view 81 tha difficulties u this city
which have resulted In closing, sempo-
fariIy. fha publ schools. Iheattempt
to fo4ee negro ch in INTO ae waata
schools Was only 3 9Hltieaa A-4 ts
aantiv Ger the purpose 0f eausin
tr1ahle
IWe nsfald touehes the right chord
whan avs ghe missing 9f tlta schools
Z vi6ia the taditions aad The cus-
toms oE the community $50 U cioes
and the pf finaice ST the beonfa M
s0 Vreat and - deeply seated tla
nothing can compel them 30 sanM
to this mmatura oeial emalgaIn11tlon
which Badical slatia @aula for
upon u.s.
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PayabIa - 81 a-Ivl1oe .
ADVERTISING.


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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-01-02
PTRsFYFR RANCE
RIG E M ILL T
Nos 12 aud a Eiqa Fislas
Oppositette Pond eirdkl RailoaQ
Dspgt Third Diarict,



.DUR MILLS RE SUB ANTI 81
N j vbnilt. eS slg for the purpose
of Rice MilInp, fL all The new inn
provements and pliances, with sufii-
cient Warehouse capacity To meet any
demand for receiving ana forwarding
RICE, centrally sa ed u railroads.
shipping ferry au anbeat landings
We wall guarantee our milling and
yield. both as to quality and quantity
To bc unsurpassed by any rice mill in
this State
OHr turn cut" has always been from
104 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 particular attention to
the separation Of all lots Of rough Rice
received by us
Dnr charges fer milling are as follows.
~ per pound, cleaned, for Nos. l and 2
IA 81 a No. 8
16c g for polishing horse mill
No deviation on the above prices un-
der any circumstances
Sacks furnished free Of charge
SIEWEFD & KIP,
Address, Lock Box s96,
augsyl New Orleans, ia.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-01-02
,r4rTTa WIN NtTZT ECHO
n f5A.a&a #t e = t ns9ase4 ~ - ~ A r. -
.Pu5li8ll Evag sasurdag Moratng,
AT
t.AKla CHARLES. LA.
80 ef snbscrirtlaE..

Cine eeph one year 1 ~.
f,no copg six months, ..s.. SO
Fingle ctg31ess ~
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-01-02
PRoPosAk
posT1FFTGE DEPARI l7'7l-

WHEssTos. oes21sr
F8R0Rl9AAas n tsA4 aEs
A ed at the Con et NA
Department until rs
+ 1870, ITO Pc Aet4s4 Nt
1909 foE catFy sAe %
United States rom Ju'4 49,
june Jth, 1875 cn Dip
routes in tae aEate qN Aag
by tho eRsiule 81 eiapN
larrivals heEsin specls
rom
hamme
cher, tc hiek aN
baok once we uses
Auesday 50 -
tlat nsxt day 81 q H k4aase AA4lAs'.5
tIas "Wednesday at s4e
I Opelo s uez aa 9 - t
required sltn bld,
30l94 From Hiekory tle5 t9 isakat
Gharless A0 mites ana 6ae es
week. lse4Ve hleEoRF klAt
8 . nl- Arrive se he4s sins,sAss w Y
h "a. lave LAAke s.askies 4a..ss,-.ss
at q q ~ Arrive g ttleSost : 4 " ?
p ~, hona required VIII 1ias -
3lla5. FROM Lake ldAEisss oy nse
Woods and Ae@s ora "
He1as, So mites ana naee a.
hesgxe lsake Charles " plasiAay n la-
AIriye st Orange 80 s'.,S Il.
rive at Lake lhaE.es neSs SOY m Z 2
NJ. baud required w aAe
8la6. Ernm Lake 1iaaE pN Ae
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-01-02

8a rate III ths afgsE EaHQIte4
bv ha earF 81 War gwen
r such lqn taat asQN
81 hMuiH into saa
There division 9f opipio
am8nr the medie
WhelAe8 Gre mnfAlii ANNia M
rea "a malaria er q tae NAeWe
theagh lat5l efforts nl va0ng eaatgaei
surrsons in ihs hid of llentai
science; she oaas Gre Ca slele q ths
en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
Brooklnu Rcd! G5ilts Tor Sale.

CARROLL-ST., north side. 100 feet west of
- For SALR. hrecs-or igh.noD browp-stone
BneA HOt LO p. 5tlpp Vii be sold ia
voraoie teimA Apply Gao I PLN lN' 80 Bfoedsi n T.
EOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
j Nc lC2 PiueappI-.t Praae = ami hoase OF 27I6O
6~4g Oh aua - Nlssss --ff lFrAugs; ot Ak W
4 1lc .ts y - iuyt-as-Fis ~ F' In. o, ioKt
i1y sai lS islss iof anu lase neal b1T gon'eA
No - Wltonzlbv-st-Ssio-v h7cl hou.e; lof 2JzlJ1
A0 - HCA,-s- -3-sior7 Blcz aonse; los. 2JIlUD.
Aa 4JS kemsc1s:-Ssog BIT hoa-'- oi 5JEIh.
". r COOK -55 Wss1,nsDn-sL, BrcOflv1.
ID :. BUSSING, jr. No 2O4 Montague-st.
III. ortin.nisi Bu nuF Brookn BROKER IN RBAJ ESTATE
MORTGAGES BoOsyu H,Fhs re licences m
s57epcui Montague Willow icEs HeulsS, and on wesi
90. O. Co suba rais Perr-pui, The Latter
tAe River New orr excellent opooriu
usun B0rrcte cast Near Prospect FSrk
basement ugn-0ue front hck house,
eshework. hew-l CIV STYLE location
house 'lc above hulshed "a wall NJ
eIchs' fr other and
'aOn, SseEet Union
an Hogs, eeeghere, ha the purchase
he troua ne aTtser Ia the Ucnt' OF
and LrettsFS hons Of GDas d-scrDuoRs 81 prices
700 SlJuO Of them wOrthF OF The
o.
%
MOHtsgue., AMI Remsen L-bes;
property the c-ntrslif ocated BroOkyn
exchange Pam within 100 nile OF S-Slok snd feS we'll
l0U exchange FOR hOussA Parties bsJng
yropsv for eosempu purchase Sad 70
caresy attended snd capitalists wish
security SIhOu' charge Of favorable
fDp0tGules, apple Lel 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
Mem 1erseD Real estate for Sale

ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
~ 49, ,pd 70 rent Once hours ron 10 3 D
l. Il. GkRRl So Nassau. cor. Iibe-t'st
$1,000 first 70 Sod per sen o In two y. years u.s.
puase on term equs orns euts ysue either Of two
BURBAN VILLA Residences with SIMPLE
sounds uug With The robust and wholesome n1u
eouutrv drained aud heaiv
r,r seoots paved Churches
.ehools 81 business A~Ti ORR By the unvaeo
Of the Ceatra OF New Jersey. Houses have
cold c,sets b,t1 &c Lots Ad eGI ID
S-yes isun garden. h,ser, fruit berries, &c
ONR or THEM cas- BE RENTED ts.ih Of sable. COW
eEeus an furniture de rcd 90 500 per month fof
fYrr psrcprs ONNEk, POsiOEoe Box 1S4 E2
teh n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD on NEW.JERSE

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- ALLENTOWN LINZ To ran wksP-Paseuser 500 F-sh,
Station NewlOrk 81 brivsL Connects Somervic with
South BrsEsh a. at snOsOa JuHSioo via Ds Lack and We.
valley RAJ road Dre. rits.bugh and
West also to c'nT; %ixTEs xRR a" state
5Gi5 a%@SS%, TsiSs cr Fs%.gsS Ess.oS B-shsu Bath
Arnlo~a Manch Cbun. 1sm,qus IsmABeud WtesOAe SeAh
600 m.-wT Train for PAuG.M
O oo S.ha., 1i sSn M,ess gTS
ewsnea Wa'e'y SS Connects Ju con Del LsSt sDI
300 m-YOasNG RxrEE., dar erc-p, sund,s for Ra.oa
a.asn caass sn.Sa. oss"ds Wins
BARR scranton 40 WITH hrouEh cars 70 Danve "iaD,por he
SsS ,I n l.s. Es. Bath An.n,s.a
g SS" k NHs' s. ESA ss P0y hEnS I'd R: 1
$50 Mar Tr.'S or P,,iase4 =, o.,
4:So n -waT Train for son.ry Ne and FleIa.aSssA
cSanI Wl,bsTrr Re.df. narrsSIs PasSaG CSi-
S:SIp m-wr Tram for som-rs.
5:go n.-5Rmsr.rI- POI RStoa
FOR Ein5sh At 5'i5' 6 Gl5 $40 77l,,s sas $3.50
1870 IA 81, rs y Az ! G Sso s$ s5 5t1
el5' slo 1880 lll'' I'D m r RicKKR SAINT and R,.
H P. BALDWIN Gener. Pa..snssf Aeoi i,'0-'--
ERIE RAILWAY. ,a-.
H MN1ER AERANsENEsT ofTsin' tabs, eject No, 10 1874
nCinenn,t ~ ccs EIpr'il DIaTrEroOn co,oA'
Ici5 S'iI for Niagara Fails Sleeping
m-tpaiy, Psjso Express to the Sleeping Cosshs
tor ulh % Buffalo Nsra Fs4 Cincinnati 81 LOaA Detroit AMI
Chicago without change
Po jews 80 1880 Gals and lO;45 $50 $3.50
S:45, 4:3O i6CjO '7p Toe j, lO45 AM 4:31
is Rng,'Gn o an Ss $50 4s 49, $3.50 .od
' sH8 ies5 so M o; SO and 4s 90 e'D suffer-
& .S 'h1 Sts sSn4'' .s 20 S' PSs
and = - n Paterson 10 o o'@.i ~ p,'g AZ
I'D 3 Dd dog ','5 Es' s5 ami $3.50 Pm ND S
u ssiaTI.r nisnss cror 5:59 - 49, ana go.
aS G oa ha S r. I'D r. Fs...s = 9 ssd 5
- E. IL, II noon 'l:i5 3 i:4o ~ y" ZIP; o;S9 s'i9
md 81 asa M $50 i5 eIs 4a5 s. % e IT, and 95 %
snd 80 SqTd' nights o9 fs5"9H and Me- 90 ~ nS
Saturday night spnRs Valley, $50 $3.50 and
Sors@Tr.7. ie,vng cbanbersa har boar,
0ersl on quarter thiis' earlier Aboas
eavi1e Chanbers bOOA The 5'S0 train saT'
nr COscses ard orders for he checking an traass
Brs D S,1 B1 ns spS at f"s
ETr~.. trains iron The NewiOrE 81 7'40 In 2'4o
'DHir Jyo AB 5fs5ii GENERA GsS Passenger Agent
EOR NEW-HAYEN. HARTFORD, &c
steamers PecsshO NewsTsD at Trains North
and Eas AZ II D m
LALL RIVER LINE
Poa BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED AT 4nA
From Pier % North Of Murav-si,
Steamers EhwPORT AND OLD COLONY.
Can't A. G. SIMMONS Capt B. H. SIMMONS
II, Taunton MdaIsborO, Plymouth. New
vnerArd Nantucket, Cspe Cod the WHITE
MOUNTAINS and all principal points SevGngsnd end the Prov
% To aoT Ts ., Ra: aaa oSe
twenv6nst Dodds krHrH Oes 944 Brosdwr SAD lVNoafI
BroOkn the Once the Pef and 81 all principal hO's
neAet Ohees IN the city, ,onrn,, ,ov1,, 49,.
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DeniIstrp.

nR. WAIT g. SON, 45 EAST 23D-SI l., have
IL ..- nsa.s n = M AT6e.I Teeth lighter
sss ser than .uy other lse berg pereei conductor d a
nS fna Cod low pr1eeA FBs Soo IAsgns
pav Teets extracted posr fresh gas a. ~ 70" NE 'N
as DC each succeeding A yo1ns lady in attendance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
Gardeners.

A MARRIED MAN wants a situation as
N GARDENER FARMER would charge Of gentleman
place ayug be furnished With soo char
lelef ron a. employer
Adde'S 7. HAyLOY Cro,ou Landing SevYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
6oIris.

CALLEN HOUSE, 1876 Hudson-st. corner of
~ Lach formerly tPces reduced Room With excellent
20 ~ 80 family 81 70 a. JOpef night
.sdgnRs 30c. n Doc open all night
GROVE HOUSE, IA, 17G. and 17s Blocker
~ HroL1ws7-Fue ROOMS With eToe'ui nDe 'or imes
single 80 SO; = 81 - per ds Health M and skating
.nt free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
Courtrn Real estate tor Sale

TOR SALE or 10 LET.-A fine Summer resi-
demo. aud - sor-s improved And Kingston. y also a
arg, tor, spo vha sad Apply John VAN hi
TbN. Kingston. \. /.
UOI FOR MARYLAND!! 50 page FARM
IL CATALOGiE ir-e; map viii vn road nver sSoo'
-,1-rh le 20 cartx J. MANCHA. Rstion, Nd
only $1,000 down, and long time for
~ SGspoe fora perfect Of slburbsu DWELLING at fnsD'
.ur tn preuet little eIcleni schools.
,rn,.. All POND cetv Appy HIT HCDCKS REAL Is ATE
HkADQU BIS Ttdsve IWepiy siIthst between
an II A.
s.rIIHIRTY MINUTES STEAM FROM
4 TOYE"-A .elr-U.e aoab.e HOUSE modern improve
p,rt, 2D Of arc vel .ru'e1 s'a va oueIa mile
sr. Nev a md Harlem 81. Nevl1 mi ReWhaven Railroad
,sge NJ vernon Iaqure 4 PEABERICS III Vernon GBO
Inland Sturtevsut House \. y sLADk HtL NDAGB Co.
81 Unon-sausre C. CIRCUIT 81 Cela'-s. 40 rrsns daily
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5itamboaia ano Railroads

RhIDGEPORT, and al points on Housatonic
c sne hsArataf Rsifsa1L 81. BRlD< kfokI
lave ssssanAs tas 40 Il ~ - n BnGEsDsn Al IL
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6elu UauIeo--Md,es.

A TRAINER WANTED to 90 a short dis
handle trotung Names mas
preferred apply Who had bfea
driving aud comfortable soasc We
reliable Address IN the haeesuss
applicant CONNECTICUT Boz 3402 hes-ioFk fortOne g.
log
XVANTED-A FIRST-CLASS WAITRESS:
w bring good rceOnnendsaoss NOD
apply. Is Bss, rh.Ety-sIth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18

WHITE STAR LINE.
FoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THB
UNITED STATES NAIL.
EYw AMI PCLLPO VERDI SrBAAShPA
s,g ro New YOrt on SATURDAYS from Liverpool 90 THURS
DAYS ea hnr Al Corr HsrDO' earn Far
pFLGIC SATURDAY. Peb 20. a: 800 D m
ADRIATIC SATJ RDAY. Peb. y. a. lOUO A. n
,FITIC SATURDAY Marc d At 500 y n
REPi,BLiC SATURDAY. March -. a. 1000 n
BALrlC. rATURDAi. M7rch ~ a. sou D n 1870
from TuK WHITE STAR x. PIEh 52. NORTH XXI ER'
Te,e steamers Trade. are Uniform IN ne ano IN
p .yOntmshts The st2teroems smoking anu
Rb rooms are smdsDs whe The noise sno nooA are A
deg Of comfort hitherto nnGitAinGDlt Al YEA
Return Tickets SliO told sleetg,
Bg after Fe1THarJ TOE saloon I"e9 VIII ' 1
ADO 500. gold.
Draiis rom 81 upwar- -. -. =. r.... ..,,
ana
saoes 10 ~ Br.sdgAr. neville H. D. NOnii'' N-'n-
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III CENTRAL hAILhOAD
ert routs Babylon Savvhs Patehogua
Iesse Hune Point 200 m.-BaByoB wss rAn
Leave $3.50 nPHtohOgue mail train with pArof
attached
1esye Hunters Point 4:3O m-PAtbog1 express van Sn DAT
lOr csr attached
I.,,, Hunter, Point 500 p n.-kiip train
To- nayus, see and timetables Also Tor trains 70
syc from Psrnria. Cera Pas Hyas Psr BinsdAe and other
~ Vsrrvoas lesve fool Of JAmsssp kA River, ~
Hrutss ,Bo ootof Ouh kss River 10 minutes previous 70
g. N tr,rs Point Tickets sold ana baggage
hIG A an..,p and rbrtyOHrbsL oe saBGaT Iaihs eav
Hunter, Pop for Great HemDead Garden City Paooens
80 III ., ,sp. AZ 81 q N and 400 For Flushing tol
L.. ppt Wbtess. end oil Intermediate stations AZ ~ w
Tan. !. and 1880 3.I5, osOO. $50 p bAHt''-
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ncnsrs ann farms Danieo.

IVANTED-On line of Harlem and Port
w Ia COTTAGE eIcnsrce TO- Brooklyn proert'
Appiy 10 III LAND WHITING, BeeErsL 81. y. \.
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gounfrp proprrtn 10 Get.

GREAT BARGAIN.-FOr rent factory, stu
" Huoos River Railroad BaTytoWn Dusss Coun
nevefEilng bulfng 4urJO feet,
y;ts stte fveio0t capacity
~ Homegrown stables aached AMI dseluE desired
y M arg. adjoining Immediate possesson Apply 70 ALEXAN
IER gibson BarfTOsb p. o. Duebess County n y JOHN
tERRY. ~ Wilhan-st Nev-iort
TTO LET furnished OF unfinished, for one
q, nor yesr. sacoas MANSION situated Pushing, l. l.
al modem sDe - Of gro0nd 81 1 oct
baoasas krApsry s4bhng. Of hcAss
bsbsbts resiaenoe Aodfess H. Boz S72 Post-Ohoe y y
81 NEAT COTTAGES, 8 rooms, large lots
ghbOrhod hBe oepol school se cleI'he
RENT good Address HOMESTEAD Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
Gltudtlons Danieo-- Males.
Clerks Statesmen, &c.

A YOUNG MAN, aged ~ years. having ex-
n pereuce general business situation OFFhb
,LRRk COLL fOR bOOEIeePrg sy moderate
ADDRESS y. w., BOZ lOS Tribune Ohce-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
BROOKLYN proprrtp 90 fct.

: DARLOR FLOOR of No. 1O2 Pineapple-st.;
front roon EusAo oeee being bal aoors
son Fuios-sL W P COOK. 233 WashinEtol-st Brook.vn
ITO LET-Brooklyn, 4. d.. 4th-st., corner
south second frsisss STORE sBd FLAT Of Tea
o. desrsbe Apply owner 80 Ce4Afst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
Gin properin 10 Eel.

A DESIRABLE FAMILY can have upper
~ HOUSE bes order, No 30 kass l27thsl with
MI NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18

OFFICES TO LET.-SOme very desirable on
" fr.i third t0Ors B. s. and beck
,ziI l3J S1asU-st- RCLASD WHITING Beck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18

w Protestant understands hS business botoagh
would like pac, family hrsias bosdius house. car
furnish the very Apply ODELLb AGECl lOs
u ,,, J.lh.sl, cor. Of Bfo-drsU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
Waters.

WAITER AND USEFUL-A French mar
w prTSte family u3derstAnds NAIIlNG,
and Eipg bnsei useful; WI 20 low wages Apply at
ODRLLS AGENCY. lOS West 34ih-st, corner BToadNsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18

CTONINGION LINk Tor BUSIUN and
- PROVIDENCE
oommOd steamers nAtttAGA,sb n IneS
SATURDAYS. sTOkINGfON. MOa1AFA
nd Pu.ys from Pie RIVER loot JsVst
1ryyipe Boston ali other lines Tickets for sale
III rnen, ofces seearss At the Offices VI
ResoOtf RrprrSs Go. snd at $40 Broadway 1870 . .
DIX VKAg Ere L W. fILAiNss OenL PAss Agent
- - 80 ID BABCOCK PrrAJen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18

PHILADELPHIA. via LONG BRANCH and
III the EBW-JERSRY SOUTESRf RAILROAD
Pare rom New orr - Philadelphia only ~ %.
CommerrnR MONDAY Oct - 1874 The Nhunch and com
on steamboats, JAsK MOSgLY and DAY STAB, connecting al
' Lave Ser.Yorf rom Pier N. r. foot ~ Reetor-st
s:45 PhiA0ephla Long Branch, ous River Ware
town. IuckertOu, Vinesud. ana BndgetoD
400 n-For Lonr Branch Tons River wsretown. Barneglt
Taeke1On. w, o ,yrrr~, g., -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18

'FI'0 LET-Newly and handsOmely-turn ished
Il h. b. HOUSE bstov 4jthst convenient 20 Broadway
A-ul crr. " 2 A DAILEl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18

4 GOOD COOK (cOlOred man)-Ful
~ capable cook ohsrse Of The entire line either bot
boarding house pnv,e thorough waiter civil obh
aspo. references The PRO
EsrAST HONE BUREAU, l3s 6th-ave
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-07-31

HE DIDN'T SEE n. Last week
while Mr.. Knapp was away on bust.
ness Mrs. Knapp ordered some mus
quito frames, had them covered
nicely with netting and placed
them in the windows. When Knapp
came home in the evening Mrs,
Knapp was away, so he sat down
to read his paper. Finding it get.
ting dark and being little near
sighted, he thought he'd 60 out on
the balcony. He Strengthened up,
got one leg on an angle of fory-five
degrees, brought his head down low
enough to insure safe passage un'
der the sash, and plunged outward.
Just then Mrs. Knapp came in, and
instead of embracing him, and cal'
ling names bungling with poetry,
she calculated :-"You clumsey,
darned old fool, if you was half
awake you could see there was net.
TIM in them windOrs! l do think
you are the dumbest idiot that I
ever lived withw Then she gath.
cred up the shattered netting and
left the room, ,slamming the door be.
hind her.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-07-31

TIN FASHIONS. Society is civ
eu over to the idolatry Of apparel.
The churches are increasing their
personal wardrobes and their sump-
tuOus ad ornments while calling back
missiOnS rieS from heather fields.
The descendants of Benz. Franklin's
contemporaries are spending on
house equipsge and person hun.
dreds. of dollars where ten sufficed
for the old folks. Have we dOmes.
tic virtue and comfort by this mad
outlay The very reverse is the
fact. Injudicious expenditure brings
nothing but trouble. 1t is an unal.
terable law of God. Money is a
power which Gods people are bound
to use for His glory and the good of
mankind.
Shrewd money makers, perceiv.
ing the growing demand for display
in dress, have established agencies
in all the centers of the world where
patterns and fashions are made and
distributed through the mails, so
that the milk.maid in the Terrific.
ries, as we'll as the nursery-maid in
the cities, may show herself as pn-
wise as the mistress whom she
serves, the one, as well as the other,
spending the most of her means on
dress. Simplicity has surrendered
to vul garity. We toll that we may
consume upon ourselves, caring
nothing for our kindred or those OF
the household of faith, who, less IA
vored than we, lack the necessaries.
In Jewels and costly raiment we
robe ourselves, while multitudes
around us are without proper food
for the body and the soul. And yet
we fatter ourselves that we are OF
the people of the Lord.
If the establishments to which
we have referred would only send
out patterns of simple taste, they
would be entitled to the gratitude Of