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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-27

Job Printing Of ali descriptions care
fully executed, with neamess and dls-
patch.
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VIM 49, 90.


lii costs money often more than
III spent for bread, andil brings Do
quivalent iii return. III contains
not particle III nourishnent for
the muscles ID brain, remains nm
,ligpsteCl iii the system. goes the
rounds 81 the calculation az pure
tlcohol AN when taken, and il UNI
changed in it's form, can really add
no npurishment to the body. III
docs no good as d drink, hRt much
harm. lit never makes better hus-
bands and tathers, but changes
man into Ii brute ii taken III ex-
cess, disturbs The harmony Of the
family, beats the wife. beggars the
ohillren, luins the domestic rela
tians. It never makes better citi-
zebs aud neighhors, but often ar
rays neighbor against neighbor,
creates law suits and quarrels. iii
never makes one more industrious
and attentive 10 business, but il
generally leads 10 lazIness, indo
fence and pauperism. ~ never
adds cent To the public treasury,
but III costs the nations even III the
most elevated nation OF the world,
more than tho education Oh our
children and Che support Of the
gospel. At never makes better
christians, but ii IL the auxiliary
of I'LL crimes, the abetter of gamb-
ling, RIGHTEOUSNESS and Sabbath
breaking. Tits All wrong, All harm
Sul, All degrading, To our fallen
humanity, all at war with an ele-
waited civilization, d check on bus
man. progress, the direct antagaH-
sist of all that IL good AZ il able
rs conquer tlle strongest man,
cloud tie brightest intellect, blast
tia faiFest prospects. sally the best
reputation, talnish tao puFest
character, sunder Che strongest
and most endearing bonds Of af-
fsction, do everything Dad bnt
nothing go0l. [The InIormer
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appointed delegate to rapaBss CAME
ron paFish and cast tie votes votes 81
said perish ID said eonvan aa thas
AZ T. Young If verniiiions Ils. bs ID.
pointed and requested to serve al ST.
ternate, and caat The vote o. votes. as
tie case nay be, in the absence 81 said
Rutherford, with ard subject to suit
able instructions
An further proceeding 81 said COM
mittee tbe following resolution was
adopted
Whereas, ia tlle eense of tie demo-
Gratis Of Cameron parish, That she can
dIdate for State Senator Of and from
the 1agh Senatorial District, should lie
selected either from Calcaaieu or Came.
ron parish, aud that Cameron parish,
ii view of her late organization, and
.itso for tbe sake Of preserving harmony.
Is ready to concede preference Is lie
parish Of Calcasieu.
Therefore. be il Resolved, That in
the selection Of 4 candidate for this
Office said aslega,e IL instructed ocast
the vote or votes of Cameron parish for
some efficient and eligible citizen Of
Caleasieu WHO las never given personal
on moral support To the Government of
this State as administered by ~. r.
Kellogg and tls present acting officers
Of State.
Resolved, That s ID. Read and II.
r Harrison, acting Chairman, be APP
pointed 70 prepare 4 suitable protest
expressing Tie sentiments of this com.
mittee as to tlle action of the Executive
Committee 81 st. Landry parish i'll
suggesting the District Convention in
question az time ana f,laee. when and
where, this plrish could not meet with
them by properly selected delegates.
Resolved, That the democrats Of
each ward Of ibis parish l1s earnestly
urged "a organize ward democratic
clubs with regular and frequent meet
inga
Resolved, THAT these proceedings be
published IN che Lake Charles Echo
and Lafayette Advertiser.
Resolved, That this committee adj
iourn 10 tie ISL Saturday, the "a day
of September, 1876, subject 70 The eau
Of the Chair
r. B HARRISON,
Acting Chairman Dem Ak Com.
Cameron Parrish. Tin.
I, G. STANsBUlsY, Acting Sec'y.
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SHERIFF Fss SALE.

Pierre Tlssh6rie va. Ernest FlOrenville-
State al Luaisinfia Six b District
Court For the Parish DC Orleans. =
Ea. 1864.
TAY virtue oil All order 0f seiaure and
D sale issued and To me directed from
The Hon, Court aforesaid, I will offer for
ale, at public auction. tc the last and
highest ii der. for Cash. 1t the Court
house do0r az The parish of Galcasieu-
it'll .te town 0f Lake Charles, La, on
SATURDAY THE 18th day Of August,
al. I'D. 1876. at eleyen o'clock A. M.,
Gle following described property,
seized ia tile above numbered and en-
titled snit tn wit
Al certain int ar Parcel of land tying
ana being situated III the town "a Lake
Charles. 1a, and beginning at the
Nartheast corner III Ryan ana Broad
streets. thence running East two hun-
bred feet hence North one hundred
anGl sixty feet thense West two hun-
dred tetst, Ia Hyan street, thenve south
alona said sEcset one hundred ard
sixty feet VA The point 0f commence
meiit said ana baing bounded North
I'M land 0f jacob Ryan, South nv Broad
street. Ea hg lots of James Cole, and
West lly Ryan street II being Part n
the land formerly owned BIZ Dr. hihbe,
together with the buildings and ail
other circumstances and dependencies
10 Tho said lat belonging. Property
scized t0 satisfy the order Of ses1nIa
ana sale herein issHet
DAVID H. LYONS, Sheriff.
Per JUhtRN Richard, Deputy sheriff.
Slierifls oiEi1a, Lake Charles, Caslca
sien, La.,. June i5, 1876.
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Ilenfal CIafA

NH be 81 Riclard's Hotel, Lake
,.-Ies. tbis week, and as much longer
a,s people 81 This vicinity give me
,ostsnt employment. nv prices ere
.isw that any one who wishes work
" Can employ me. ] viii visit and
anime work free Of charge ,ran-
sall 81 nay work to prove just what I
s.,mmend to any patient I may work
I, use none but the best stock
lova To my profession.
III references are Dr. ~. + kirk
n W Bryan, VIM Meyer, and
,6snts / worked for u the sumner Of
8 JAMES STEWART.
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or "a

i II ~ 49,
For "a
E3ETNC nha5Ie { attend properly Is
lid my place ct elalcaslen Pass on as-
count Of iI health, ard being lately
crippled, hereby offer for sale my
farm and eFarykhing thereon end
thereto belonging. The property her
on the west side OF the ffalaasiaH Esver.
fronting on the river shout twu miles
above the Gulf caast ard embraces
fractional sections 83 and 81 iu Town
ship Is, South Range 10 West, contain
ing four hundred and thirty-twn acres
in one body. IL Includes large and
already Baade corn drop 81 ahout i6
acres 4 large crop Of sweet potatoes,
work finished one aerc 0f Irish p0ta-
toes, in the ground; about IS orange
trees bearing q heavy crop about l01
orange trees, seven years old. q few now
bearing about 600 arange trees, one,
two aud three years old 500 Or 600
orange trees in nursery all tile shove
are sweet orange trees, from choice
seed about 100 choice bearing peach
trees quantity Of flg trees Of diff
ferent varieties apple, pear plum aud
ounce trees. and grapes smsli dwell
lug house. with two rooms kitchen,
smoke house, gia house, blacksmith
shop, q Sen Island cotton gin. corn
mill, corn sire Ten, with gam betting i
teams and tools for carrying on Pin
farm on 4 large scale, aud about so
head Of fms hogs, ready to faeten this
fall / will sell for cash, oil tor bali
cash and the balance III one, tWo and
three yeas with interest per cent.
tiIl paid, retaining mortgage. I viii
also sell, separately 81 with tue above
property. h small stock at gentle cattle
ineluaing about tweatY choice mich
cows; ten grown stock baeYsss and
small herd Of young horses and mares,
Title perfect Parties desiring To pur-
chase can call GA me at my residence,
On the premises. and examine the
property, or address mo at Cameron,
Cameron Parish. La.
An early purchaser will have the ALL
vantage Of q growing CROP bs val
give Immediate possession, Terms fea
sonahle
CHARLES III. THAyEB.
July 20
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TFssRs. DREW AND FALG0UT,

NFESsRs. DREW AND FALGOUT,
INI hav, inst received i fresh supply
of the latest improved Singer Sewing
Machines, which they are Offering At
rare Inducements
Buy and he convinced Of the match
less superiority Of this machine above
aII othcrs. Ut Is the most simple, most
durable ana most perfect machine in
the mt ket.
Oyer 4, Ion. GOO are now fn daily nse
and still they cry j. More Sill gers
All kinds Of Sewing Machines re-
paired by as. All work guaranteed or
10 pay. All orders promptly attended
to IN onr absence Mrs Falgnut viii,
al usual, kindly wait upon thoss who
favor us with 4 Ga L
Lake Charles, July 13 I'm
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Va nARaAIN

FHHWE nh. ERAsBBAR PLACE, ON TEE
CaieasfgG River Just bslam Marion, fald
Town \ With ali tba bulldogs and tmREaYa-
meats ana CINE HUUnkEp And Sixty
AcRHS LAND
rorms -Four Hundred and FIFTY dei.aEs
sash.
Apply b aRo HI WELLS AEsa5 Laks
Charles Louisiana.
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nenaocrafIe Convention
I.EEspuaa atfEBoN PAR1sH,

According to previous noace the
smocratic Parrish Convention met at
rrove close 10 Leesbnrg, for the pur-
NJ 81 elecfing delegates to attend the
snocratie State Convention to be
d Baton Rouge 1n the Oath July,
b. 1876.
|Fbe convention was called to order
The Hon. IA. . Kearney
en motion, A W Gillespie was
ssted President, ana / q stansbury
oretarz
The object IF tie convention having
il briefly stated bY the President,
Yhcraupoa the convention proceeded
Tie election Of delegates.
un notion of Hon. A }. Kearney,
", Gillespie and n . Harrison
Il unanimously elected q delegates,
Il tlc Hon. Albert VOORHEES,, Of New
leans, was elected rs alternate. I'd
present said parish IL said convention.
On motion, tie proceedings of this
|Ncnaun were ordered IL bs pub-
led in tho Lake Cherries EaHo ANA
II Orleans Democrat
tlnuotion, the convention adjourned,
.olgiilg 70 meet again on the first
tnrday, the 9TH diy If August, 1876,
the Gorrthouse, fer the purpose Of.
flying tllg National, State and Dis.
tnnminees
Pile democrats throughout the parish
respectfully solicited to attend
A. NJ. GILLESPIE President
u SrAEsBuBY, Seey Democratic
iii Cameron Parish Ill
IEEsBuRa, CAaRRoS pARIsH. La
.slltly 10, 1876.
VI this day members previously
ven " compose I'LL Executive Com
To ui the aenoertt5c party Of
Aercn parish met ~ the Courthouse
the pnpose of olganizing and le-
philg such business as might
peFly ba for consideration
d. Read, former chairman, called
committee To order. and On cali Of
tha following members answered 70
III names
Y Ward =. Bertrand, Per n. p.
risoa, altarnata.
Ward Rslp Rutherford
u Ward 81. Germain Ellender
! q. SALISBURY, altelnate
Y Ward u Elaleman, PER s. i
Read, alternate
afl Not represented
onmittee proceeded % organize hY
dlg y. Bortmd Chairman, III p
rison Vieo Chairman and ST Ger
Ailauaer Secretary, I ct stana.
Assistant Secretary
Ae following resolution was offered
adopted
hefeaa The Democratic Executive
lnlttee of ST.. Landry has called fog
slnocratio District Convention and
sested Yefmih0nyiIle is the place,
tae 22d ANY al July, 1876, As the
PeF time fen the holding at said
'ention, AHA fog tho purpose Of
liaatns candidate Gor Senate,
eaolvesl, That tbe democrats of
leron parish protest against those
'esdlnga AZ being extremely incon-
'asa inaamueh as This committee
aot ior Want 81 time. Aaye the
their constituents bosh as to
p'9lTiety III engaging ID j eonven-
'a''s''1lt s'sllea oy only one parish
~ District, ana for selection of
s9le person 81 delegate to sud
'enGon.
solved, That this committee be-
e he expessient ana proper
oal constituents should be repre-
Y IL said convention. and that in
'le taot that time allowed does !
oai4lt ns % consult fhe wishes Of
iReHts becomes the duty ot
saa ta aees1re proper repre-
haA Rslph Rutherford be
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T1R. n. III. TITI.I.IARD,

FTAYINCf permanently located in Che
town CT Lake Charles, respectfully
o4igrs lis professional services A. the
oitizens of town and country. Disease
of Tie throat and lungs treated oAA az
improved plan; also Rhumatlsm ana
Neuralgia. Cancers removed Wlth9as
the use Of the knife or eaustle, ana
y,;tl,aaf main March 16, 1876,
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I would respectfully iagorm those nf
nay friend both here anl at d distance,
who have REy expectation al getting
thirsty, that I have inst received most
complete assortment III Pure Liquors
ever imported To Lake Charles, which
am DESTROYS % selling It'd wholessala
and retail At prices to justify both seller
and buyer. Ny wines and brandias age
unsurpassed, and my wlliskies the
Simon pure Before leaving town be
SIRE and call around and take 4 parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale ana
porter constantly On hand. ap4n4y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

How Democrat was left ont in the
cold by his own neglect, is thus de-
scribed by the Eureka Sentinel of Octo-
Der %:
A certain Democratic politician was
numerically ''joshed'' by his friends
Yesterday on account Of his failure to
register for the election. He had been
quite busy for several weeks hunting up
apathetic and absent minded Democrats,
impressing upon their minds the i'm
portance Of the issues in the impending
contest and rushing them up to the
Registers office; but his zeal in urging
others to the fulfllment of their duties
caused him to forget his own. and yes
terday morning when the list of voters
appeared in the Sentinel he suddenly
awakened to the fact that he was left
out in the cold. He rushed up to JUS
tice Beatty's office and begged that the
books might be reopened "for this occa-
sion only" but that functionary was
memorable and declared that the act was
beyond the range Of statutory possibility.
Les Beard, however, plying the forlorn
condition OF the disfranchised Demo-
crat. kindly offered to register bis name
in the classification book which he had
prepared for Charley Wallace, but his
generous offer was declined in terms
more expressive than polite. II the Re-
publicans should carry the State by O
single vote, they will win(n) ii by the
bi gge at kind of scratch.
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BRopEB1CK's WILL.-The will OF Da.
vid G. Broderick has frequently been
conte sted in the Courts and been the
subject of legal investigation. Sur
rounded by mystery, its execution has
been discussed in literary and political
circles. And now comes Colonel George
Butler, who has always been thought to
know something about the matter, and
who publishes sensational card in the
Washington Republican, in the course of
which he says that George Wilkes forged
the noted B.oderick will. and that by
that means he obtained share in Brod-
erick's estate, which he sold to Williem
P, Garrison and David Cotton. Butler
claims that Moses Flanagan. one of the
witnesses, signed the will, and on his
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rELEGRAPHIC BREvrTIEs.

Chicago, Oct. IA dispatch from
Crook to Gen. Sheridan states that the
formers conmand has dism"un'ed and
5i,.ru,rd all INDIAN. ut tbs Red Cioai
Agency. y, details have AS yet been
, received, but General Sheridan thinks
there must be at least 1000 Indians at
the agency.
The official report Of Crooks disarm'
ing tie Red Cloud and Bed Leaf bands
has been received at Sheridan's head
Quarters, and Is the same in oil par,icu-
lars ns The account sent from Chey
Crook further states that Merri:s's COM
mani WAS to reach Camp Robinson. Ne
| braska. to-day, and new expedition be
organized and start at once. The In
dams disarmed are the same who mas
sacred Fetterman and his party bear
Fort Phil kaaruey.
New York, Oct. 24.--The report that
The Franklin. with Tweed or board, vas
coming up the bay, sent large nnmoer
o! people to tho Battery TO 81. the first
glance II. the vessel. Others rushed
over to the Navy Yard, hoping to see the
| h ,ss d~berking, and still others made
their way to Lullo~ Street Jail, in the
expectation that they might witness bis
reincarceration. Preparations have been
| made to receive him. His room has
been furnished.
PAYMENT without rebate OF the No.
vember interest begins st the Sub
Treasury Tomorrow The interest
amounts to $40, SOC, 900.
The Republicans of the Ninth Dls'rlct
have nominated General Daniel =.
Sickles for Congress.
Thomas Ellis. the paying teller OF the
National Bank. has abscopded Win
S3S, geo.
San Francisco, Oct. 24.--The rush TO
the registration Office by those who are
not ye. on the Great Register. aud those
whose names are on the black list who
desire to explain their record. has been
such for few days that the office has
been removed to new quarters on
Washington street. where more space Is
a,tsinahle to accommodate the increased
force Of clerks.
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Yesterday our Chinatown poured forth

Yesterday our Chinatown poured forth
its inhabitants for triumphal march to
the graves OF their dead couutrymen
whose bones lie buried in the cemetery
north of the city. These pilgrims were
seated in carriages and wagons and were
preceded by band of music. The Gus
tom of placing upon the graves Of the
dead propiii,,ory of. rings to the gods
of sa>,ronoDy was the object OF this
procession. Roast pork. in the form OF
whole bcgs. VAS the prevailing wand;
and there we're jugs Of strong waters.
chickens prepnre,. for the table. specl-
mems Of those little yellow pats and dabs
the use and origin of which are so little
known to Us. and other things like unto
preserves and dried fishes among the
general profusion Of ediblrs. The music
was strictly Chinese and found it's way to
the enrnptnred ear through the medium
of those string Instruments which so
much resemble banjo, drums which
look like gorrds AID sort OF trumpet
which makes noise not at al; unlike
bag pipe. Iadeed, the drouing OF ih!s
irsirume Mt vas 20 much like the Pi-
broch that the first impression made D:
the sonbd was that SaWney bad PAID the
city visit sni was enchanting himself
with his f.vor's instrument.
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RkruRsxD. Hon. W. II. Beatty and
his wife have returned from California.
We are glad to be told that Mrs. b.
health is very much improved. We
thought 20 discovered Controller
Hobart on the steps Of the Capitol yes
terdsy afternoon. II 50. he has returned
iror, . brief trip to the Bay. Mr.. Levi
DaiRue, cciner, and Mr.. Geo. w. Bry-
ant. melter and reliner Of the Mint.
have returned from their visits and rusti-
cations.
Oapxns for piano tuning left with c..
W, Friend, John G. Fox and John p.
Neder will bs attended to by Professor
Zech.
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Notice to the public.-The San Fran
cisco Boot and Shoe Manufacturing
Company. of Sansome street, San Fran
cisco, having by the dull times been
overcrowdea with goods. which we're all
made in their own factory. by white
labor only. are taking this method OF
sendine their agent to Carson in order
20 sell without reserve the entire stock,
consisting of children's, misses. ladies .
mems and boys Boots and Shoes. OF all
descriptions. and at whatever prices
they will bring, guaranteeing that no
better goods we're ever made or seen any
where. The sale will commence next
Monday, the 23d inst. Next to Mr..
Kitzmeyer's saddler shop. opposite
Wells, Fargo & Co. g Express Office.
The AGENT.
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Beauties OF Irish Conversation.

have noticed as novelty to me, that
Eyes" is conspicuous by its absence
from the Irish vocabulary. Also, the
! method of obtaining information is gen.
orally as different as possible from an
Eng!ishman's. Now, suppose an Eng
| lish commercial wanted to know if
his friend Mr.. Smith were anywhere in
the neigLborhood. he would probably
ask Mary the chambermaid in this
| fashion,:
MARY, my dear, has Mr.. Smith been
here lately?'
And Mary would reply,
No, sir" or YES. SIR" or He was
| here yesterday, sir, but has gone on to
Bath. J." as the case may be.
But take my worthy acquaintance the
present Irish Commercial. This is
how he manages it:
Mary"
what is it, sorr?''
"Is Mister O'Brien this way?'
He was, sorr.'
HE was?"
'He was.'
"When?'
"Yestherday."
"Yestherday?''
'Yestherday."
AN he's gone on?'
"He did. scr."
"He did?"
HE did"
where to-"
"Arklow."
"Waterford?"
mo. Arklow."
"Arklow?"
t'Arklow."
And so it goes on, in musical phrases
as it were, with varied infections for the
affirmation, the interrogation, and the
conclusive affirmation. 1t looks, in
print, like page from one of Alexander
Dumas novels.-[F. c. Burnaud in the
London Punch.
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The ('olOFed ('lslb.

The Hayes and Wheeler Colored Club
will meet tonight. as usual. Interest
ing speeches will be made, and lively
and enthnsiastic time may be antiei-
pafed.
n. B.-Mr. Grinage desires rs to an
uounce that the Club will be addressed
tonight by Judge Wells and Mr.. c. 8.
Mott.
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~GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP is not only curative
for specific inhamnlations of the joints and
eruptions of the skin. but it renders the COM
plexion fair, and the texture Of the cuticle vel
vety, and the checks blooming with the hues OF
health sold everywhere. oe2awfs
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Evening" Report.

Meadow Valley 2s l5c
Raymond and Ely 25s 534
Eureka Con l1,1s l3t
leopard los 81 .sts s, 5os "a, Cos rs, l6es -
jefferson cSjs :5c
ella zoos &c
Northern Belle I5s %. lbs 2 1894 Jos 81,
HuSsey 25os foe
Tybo lOCS II
Gen Thomas iO5s /, !GaS aHc, SIS CSC
Manhattan ajes Ii. SIS lT;.
Gencsee NaIicy los :
Ophir COS isi I, .:,s IS. S:,S I.7:. Jos AZ 221s
4.5s, ii : iSt,, zoos Is b3U
Mexican 5,,s % :. lSps :.e3,. :sa.s a67s
Union Con 2s,s R7s4s, lobS l22es
Alpha 5,s 49,
Con Virginia SIS 81 I, JJs Ola
Crown Point SOS llla
California ..s:+s 81, 2s0s 81 bio
best and Relcher los AZ:
Hale and NOrcross 15> SIS, Sos 8 /, 'Os s.
EIchequer SIS ails, SIS l4ssss, 1Oss 1i14
After the Board.
Mexican q sold
Best and Beicher Az. bid
Ophir ~ sold
Alpha AZ bid
Caledonia "a bid
Yellow Jacket - bid
Prospect S5c bid
Belcher Is bid
Union Con IL. sold
Con Virginia SD sold
California $50 bid
Gould and Curry IA bid
Exchequer IA bid
Utah Is asked
Leopard asked
Julia bid
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

LYoN's KArHAIRoN makes beautiful, glossy.
luxuriant hair: prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. 1t has stood the test of 40 years. IL
charmingly perfumed. and has no rival.
my2leod-wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re.
stores the complexion; removes freckles. tan
and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and
delicate. Its application cannot be detected.
my2leod-wfs-1y
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deathhed confessed the act to James NJ.
Seloyer. broker, New York. Butler
states that his fathers name was put IN
as executor to conceal this alleged for.
gery, and tina. his father never touched
hjs Il. cu,or's fees or recognized George
Wilkes. Butler declares that be was
imuel!ed to write this card to defend his
dead fathers memory, and that he,
George Butler, has been engaged FOX
wears in discovering the proof .! what
be here charges. It will now be in ofdrr
for Mr.. George Wilkes to explain, and
SO continue an interesting controversy
that will always remain mystery.
TStock Exchange.
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Highest ard lowest thermometer for
lsst "a hours, ending OFT. "a, p. NJ:
Hishes. thermometer. ...... Z! degrees
I.nwe,t thermometer. 81 degrees