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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-08

Sci Der Stabttpa6L in Suoiaropolt5,
bel tDel6er Die Oemofraten, tpel0e onrb
cine betri9eri19e Jteu>@intbeiluno bet
Gtdot su itegen iubten, cine Dobloers
otente SeodnsN ieoerlose e1Ittten, fam IS
mebrmals au BlutUergteBen. gIne iriibe
Gtrol9enbalroe grtff frteoItde Jieger at.
elmer Der lebteren tnaro ermoroet, 6 ODER
7 anoere puroen burb S6iHe pertuu1>
bet uno e~in3elne erDtsLten AUDI Sti0e;
me6rere iinO lebeusgeTG6rlt6 berlebt.
Oemotr otii6e 9oli5titen teutrten, ttatt
ben angesriffenen Wegern 3u belTen, ielbit
duf oiele, uno ltatt Die NngretTer gu bets
baften, verb afteten fe ne6rerc Der Qnges
g%riffenen.
Getreffs oer anberen Gofals WabIen in
SnoianG lit nod folgenoes gu mel0en:
sSn 2aporte, oer bis ieBt oemottotil6en
Stabt, ba6en bic 2cpubltfauer BET Der
Stootrotbspa1L fe6r getponlten, BET bet
BiraermeilterpagL aber ftno tie tDteoer
unterle9en. Sn Sout6 8eno fiesten
tbetts Die 9tepubLifaner, tbeiIs bic 9OLfs;
partei; 6er neue 9lreermeifter lit elm
HepubItfaner. 8et Der StaotretbsDabl
lit Sort 2Sanne unterlag Die re9ulGre
Oemotrdten ben &epublifanern mnO Ees
formocmotratie. 0ie Jtepublifaner baz
ben seliest in Babaib. Tranflin. SbeIbpz
bile, Rofomo, Bloomington, @ltbart,
@reen Goitle, Charlottesville, MariaD,
gonnorsDiue, 8t6mono, 2~afapette. SIN
Maoilon tpurbe Elm bemofrat. Bireer>
meiiter eetpdDIt, oasegen baben Die Ste.
publifoner Die Mebrbeit i'm oortisen
Stabtratbe. Den nDuitdnoiaiteu Sieg
errangen Die Demotraten in9Ielp llbanb,
oer 0eimatb bes Srreners Rerr. Sn
BLbmoutb BADEN Die Demofrateu oas
uebergeipi6t. @inen cntfdteoeneu Sieg
geponnen Die Oemotraten lit 8alparaiio.
Sn Eerre !5aute iteben ftG bic Barteieu
beirabe gLet6.
SIN Sort Qttinion, @is., unb in benz
6anpt Temperen3 giefte Mbitctpater,
2Bis., babeu BET Der @emetnoepab[ bic
Genlperen3ler seiteet; in Bauceibe,
Mis., fiegten bic Gepu6Iifaner nit tIeis
ner Otebrbeit, bod tDuroen aud msbrere
bemofrati6e &nubioaten seudblt.
Sn garolton, 3d., baOen Die @eener
oe5 EenperensStuangs BET Der 9emeinoes
mabl na9 betbsm Sample geitest.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-08

ben 8eiu6ern ierer europdii6en Nuss
Itelungen uor1uSlebelr ourTte.
gu ale Dem fomnlt. oaB ote o1nfel1
S9atten, tpel6e bic Wteuer W~eltauslteLs
lung 9eporfen bat, nod IN oas Sabr 1876
bereinret6en. Sene N%uSlteuung lettete
einen u%ngebeuren 6 I q d. el1, oil oelien
Tolaen nod gdu3 Oeltret6 oarnie0ers
lieat. @te, tpeun Die Nusiteuung in
G6Ilaoelpbio in gletb unleligem Slime
eilen 3eitabihnitt int tDlrtbl9aftIiben
Qeben Nmerifas beseibnete. ME Die Wte>
ner fir europa? Wiau mag iolbe Bee
fur6lung ais cine abergldubii6e be5ei1s
nell, Die ni6t rnc9r al beoeuten babe, ais
Die Sur6t Dor Der Sabl rl3" bel Glide.
aiIeiu nit 0bergldunen lit eben ntnt 3t
i~treiten. SeInem @eleu mad u1pera
nitftig, lit or aud gegeu SernuaftS
grilnbe ittdz uno btebfeit.
9oB bic S6lieBung Der @u5iteuung
an Sonntasen ibr Don oorubereiu eIlen
pbGrtiGii1>b ,pfdtftl6en Stel17
pei ~aufprG8t, fann ni6t DerfeDleI, oaS
Sntereiie oaran III tDetten &reIle1 81 err
tdtten. - SoMlmt oa3u nod oas Serbot
bes Qu5i9aufs auer geilttgen @etrdilte
innerbalb be5 &aume5. auf lpel0en pie
Nu5lteuul8 1tdttftNoeI, 10 Dllo o'ele ouH>
enos ouf ben Stanopuntt zines amertfa<
miiden Oorfs Sobrmartres fair bel 500
oainalIer uno ginger-pop berab9e0rudt
uno oeln Nu5lQnoe ebenio gum Spott
uno @el66ter werpcn. ME alien o%enttnI'
een aeborenen ODER etugeburoerten Nme1
ritaneru, bersn 9etltI8sr @eltbtsfrsiS
uber Die @reu3en lDrc5 SeInlatbsoOrteS
biuausreIOt.
I'M DER Bbitaoelpbier pineu, Die it0's
Elm idDer Stid 0elo baben toiten lal;
fen, wilroe IS ms leiD tbun, tDenrt lie
ui6t auf ibre Soften fommen louten;
ober ucrmunoeru tonntel tDtr ms Mot
oaritber. Nenu etner Der 3tDede Der
9lusiteuung Der lit, Das Nuslano nit Der
Tiidtigtctt uro Neiitun9sfGbt9teit Der
amerifaniid ben glrbett befunnt gu MAIDEN,
10 miro ct tpobl II unnoufommen :rz
rei6t tperoen, ba Die 3abl oer Sell9er
aus europa geritlg letn tDlro. Wett
mebr @ertD legeu mir Dar0ut, Dap Die
Nus1teuung ben q nj e a IL c I II
felb1 It fIar MAIDEN ipirb, tpte tpenig 1rs
ia6c fte baben, ibre eiIbeimii6en 0e7
iperbseraeuguiiie beren beS NuslonoeS
nud3auitcucn uub ibr suteS @eIb fir
ii mportirte" 8aGcen %peg5utpers
tclI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-08
S1eo off So@WiISA

Die Sogo Der nnterfu6ungs Qu5s
56uiie oes JtattondL : Nbseoronetens
Sauies ouf 6obe republifanii1e 8erbres
der 6auert nit ipe6ielnoem @rfol9e fort.
8elebeu totr un5 oas neuelte Saser nuf
@eanote, O1intiter, BrGfts
ntf6aftSfunotbaten uno ouf
ben g rGftbenten ielbfti
Sic NngeIegenhetten bes 9enerol
S9end bGben it9, leit Die bon Wtc7
0ougal, benz Brditoenten Der @tlma=
Bergtpsrfs@ eleni0aft in @nglano aus
gelieTsrten NftenltI6e BON Eonoon III
Walbington a%n9efommem itr6, betrG9ts
LID berl6Linmert. SIM lobLi9en Ges
eenioBe gu %getpiiien anberen unterlus
0ungs>Qu5i1liien oes 9tattOnaIsQbgcz
oronetens 9dule5, bat Der Nu5l9uB tlr
auspdrtiSe Nngelegenbetten bic Inter
iu9uug gegen S1eud nit groBter unz
uarteiIi9feit gefl6rt. l1no bereitS f6ten
eS, DaB SOen6 III Der 9alt5elt Nngelegenz
belt, tpte CT b~etbeuerte, Der 8etrogene
uno nt6t Ser 8errlger iei. ODD Elm
GergLei6 Stpti0en ben ie5t einGetrofes
men Nftenltilden uno ben btsbertget
4uSIagen S9end'5 5eiet, oaB Der Blez
hermann ben Qusf6uB me9rfa6 angelo
gen bat; u1b troB fetner @~eiDonotbett
9elaue IS iDm ni6t. Die drgen Wioers
ipri9e stpii9en letleu Nusiagen uno
ben gum GbeiI bon ieiner eigenen 9ano
oei6riebenen 2ouopner Mftenituden ir>
ge1opie seniigeno gu erfIdren.
Den f6Lauen Wartne= Otiuilter T 0 b e.
o 1u0ten peri1ieoene Nusihuiie bis
iebt pergeben5 gu faiien; ct enii6Iupfte
ibl1eu INNER lpteoer, iDenn lie i'm gang
9etpib 3u bdben glaubten. .3tpar tDuroen
in einaelneu I1eilen bet WartnezBerz
ipa[tuug, beionoers bstreffS Der S6tfss
bau1ofe ar9e 8etrugersten aufgebedt.
aber tetue Derielben lieB lid aut ben
Wtartne : Ufiniffcr ielblt aurndtubren.
llno fogar 0tnge, Die dnf ben er1te1
&nblid bo1it uerod9tig i9iener, purs
ben BON ibm 3temlib genilgenO dufges
flGct. Augemeln bat ITO oaber Due 41s
ft1t nerbreitet, baB Gobeion tnt!peoer
Elm nteL Su f9lauer Sameruo III, ais Dap
feline S1ipiuoeleien lie aufgeoedt tperoen
f0nnten, poer baB er iibsrbaupt nihts
Sdledte5 btgatlgen bat uto bis Iest
i6ntdbLt0 oerfannt tporben lit. Oas
Slottens 9omite oes !Oauies 9IGubt dber
Jest euoli@ bod eiueSpur 3u babsn. Gs
loaen nGmIi9 8elpeile oafllr porbanoen
ietn. oaB elm g~etpiiier WaatDeius, tDeIder
Der Dtarine aletoeritoffe %lieferte, an Die
Jtrma 6. IS. Gattet & so. in YblIobels
pbia $l40, 0O~.be5ablts, Danit fie 8etptiie
b0bere @infliiBe Su @unften 0es betr.
MISUNDERSTANDING ertaufe. WiatDetDs
fou ~eeltauoen boben, Dap CT bieie 3abs
lung auf ben GatD zines 0errn 8raos
forb, GinauSsaecnt bes anerifaniiden
SlottensO . Departments i'll Sonoon, ges
leiftet babe, I'm baour9 ii6 Die Otitbes
tp~erbung anoerer Strlncn III Bbt[aoelpbiG
pom Geibe gu 3alten. @S 1T iogar Die
Eeoe na6on, ben 8rabforo ais 3eugen
bon Gnglano beriiberfomme1 su Iailen.
WGbreno aIle bi5berisen 4utlaeen ges
gen 8riitow gdn3li9 febIi6lugen.
tperoen bcmofratii6er Seits bereits tples
Der neue 9eeen tbl Dorbereitet. Cine Der
acknowledgement 9ebt oabin: SrtlIotp
babe ais 6tuan3mtntiter, oIs i'm portgeu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-08
SEE Qrie9S @OMDerncaar nott
e<1tOiattoA

OiesmaG f0nnen fie bent Seudtor
Mortou fetnen VortDurt 6araus MAIDEN,
bos ct has blutige 9enIb~ geihpuneeu
bobe. DEM bic Gborbett leiner oerlcs
frotiIaen Uetuoe ) ID q II 8 i'm OtesmaL
basu, tbuen oa5 bIuttge Sen1o 10 frGftig
mn bic Obrcn au i4lagen, oaB linen
barob 66ren un6 Se6en Derging.
Der 3eler meiB, oGB mir ni6t 3u ben
SSreuubeu oe5 Senators Morton gez
h0reu, ionbern ben meiit nerfeb[ten Sc
brand. tpeldeu Morton i'm Senate bon
5etner aroBeu 8egabung gerna0t bat,
entfnie6eu pertperfen. Nber auf Den
einitioen q ompeyneur Worton Iai>
fen mir nihts fomute1. 0aorton's 8er=
hoIten o[s 0ouperneur BON Snbtauo
fiut cine Der gldn3enbiten Seiten in oer
Geid)idte DeS BurgerfriegeS; oe1n er
Denies inter alien oandligen @ouuers
neuren bos ~beoeutenbite Ycrpaltun9s>
Galeut, bic grobte Gbattraft unO mu:
tbtafte Gntinloiie1bett se9en ben Jetnb
i'm SIben ME ge8e1 ben Serr6tber I'M
IDrben.
Sic gfeoe, tpolnit Senator Worton
iest i'm Seuat ben @ouuerneur Worton
pertbetbist bar, III ssrtnoImeno fit Ieine
:S1re laamGofe 8ei@uI6isuns. baB CT
eineu She'll ber int Urubidbr 1868 ibm
BON Der Bunoe5regterung Dorgeitreften
@elber unterlhtagcn babe, uernthtete er
burb 8orlegun9 oer Quittungem iiber
iebe einaeIne Nuseobe. ioruis iiber !3uriGs
er%itattu1a Der bon ibm gar Mot pers
brouhteI einen 0dlfte Oes 8e1bes.
Damn aeigtc Ct, tpoourh ct ~sestpuneen
tpurbe. iene SumIne BON $3.50, 900 POM
8uuoe 81 entlebnen:
Sci Der seittpetligen 9teaftion in Der
golfslfimmung I'M 0er6it 1862 lpar aud
in .Snbiana cine iibertDicseno bemofras
tide Staat5geieyQebung rebit oemofraz
til6eu Inter : Staatsbeamten 9etudblt
tporoeu. yia1 iDrem 3uiammentritt lin
Sauuor 1868 nabru Die Staatseefesgez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-08
3ura6sepieiene 1&nnerf6duttbcit

GeuBerlt pufienb tit bic auf g. l mits
9etbetlte 8oti6at, pomit Brdz
1toent Grant Die unner d 6mte
Antra9e bes 9ottonoIz NbQe=
0rbnetens9 II mad letner 6du-
ftgen Nb~ipeienbett BON Der DunoeSbauptz
ftaot unb mad ben bon t6nt in feintr lb=
tpelenbeit nerrt9teten &e9ierungss0auos
Iunsen suriidwies.
Gang nit oenlelben @riin6en, nit
6emen iebt Der Rrdiioent oieie MbtpeIenz
belt rebtferti9t, marc lie i'll bieIeu SpaL=
ten i6ou friber ipteoerbolt sere6tferttQt,
unb IS ipuroe babel beionoers aud berz
nor9eboben, bab cine iOI9e Nbpsienbeit
pes 9tegterungs Oberbauptes in Der
Sebt3ett, Oa basielte aud in fetuer Nbz
ipeicn6eit in beltdnDtsem teIcgrapbii6em
Serfebr nit Der 8unoesbauptitaot itebt,
nod melt nnperTdnsItber 1T ais III Der
sewten oIten 3sit"", in tpel9er Die ss5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-08

O6io's bat oas @eieb trob Der r1ntriebe
Der Semperensler nibt a%ugetdftet: Gin
nod bsfierer S6uB ais Elm lolhes
Staatsgeieb. oas ieber 3eit tD~ioerruten
o6er nerihle6tert tpsrben fam. mare
aber natiirliA eine oberGerihtlihe Cuts
i1eiouu9, bic ouf @run0 Der Stdatsrers
faiIuna ieLbit ben 3pansstemperenjIerm
bas 9anotpert Le9t.
Cine ioL6e, obereeridtIt9e Gntf6eis
ouna DIrbe ben TenperenlIto1eL. aud
aus Der iogar bier III Chicago mitteIit
frc6en @ahlbetrues Observation-Disclosures
@emeinoez Oronun9 entfcrnen, mad rpeIs
der Der Sta6trot6 ben 8ertauf geiitiaer
@etrdnfe ntrbieten fam, ioboLo ct min.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-08

bunbesgeri6tIi6e GntI6etbuno, Die benz
6rtessaeri6te bic @eridtsbarfeit betreffs
iener 8erbre6en abipra0, frei ipuroer.
Gum S6luhe seiste Daorton, bah
YeIDit elm Gtedeni9aftss Qusi6uB, tpels
den bic berrdt6erii2e @eicbgebuna BON
1868 por ibreE Bertasuus einIeste urO
ipeLner Bis CUNT 3uiammentritt Der @e>
{eboebuuq Don 1865 fat bsitGnbta liz
SiBung mar aQe 9Iussa6en genau
priftc uno in Oronung fano.
8ielen unlerer 3eier tperben Die obisen
GretgniHe nod III Trii6er grinneruus
fem. l1no es lit gan3 am PlaBe. baB
aud Die, nel6e oteielben nur aus
8I9ern ~feunen, nieocr all 1ene 3ett erz
iunert foegben, na9Gem ma Democrats
i6er Seits cine 10 fre4s Charlottesville
i4ung oerlu9t bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-08
STE GnsFeunns tn gbiIaSetpbta.

Sur nod tpenige Sage uno bic groBe
Notwithstanding lit philadelphia piro
omIlt6 erDffnet tperoen. DAB man bies
fem @reianiiie in philadelphia nit fteber=
batter 8cgetlterure ettgegenitebt, tit eben
70 begretHth, tpie oGB bieie 8egetiterung
ntdt befoncers onftedero ii6er Die @rens
aen bon BeuninLpauien btnous tuirtt.
DEM trob NIem, uds felt aebn Sabren
unb Idu9er iber Die untbeilbare Iedtios
noIs gtnbett Der Ser. Stdoten, gez
fost, g~efuusen, sei6rteben unb ses
f6ndrnlt Doroen tit, fublen ft6 bod
bic OftIi6 bon Den Npoloden sez
Ieeenen Staten unter ith uno
ibnen segeniiber bic iuusen Staten tpeits
lid BON ben ApaIaben (gar ntbt 81 reoeH
BON ben Staater tDeltIi6 pom 4Rtlitis
fippi) aaermin6eftens 10 fremo geeenz
chamber, tpte OIedIenbur9 urto S9Da=
ben, pber gar tpie 9annouer, Wurterlz
berg, Steiermdrt uno 11ngorn. Oas
mag beoouerli6 iein, 06er IS lit cine
2b0tIn9e, Die our6 oas Seoduern nt6r
aus benz Siege eerdunt tperoen fam.
IS udre re@t f90n, tDenn Iberan
in oer Ser. Staatett etn fairies
T~rdtionaIe5 @efIbI in Be5ug ouf Die
ausftcuung au HbiIabeIpbtG beftdnoe,
oIein IS beitebt chen ni6t uub tann
nint tInitIi9 be~rnorgebra9t tperoen.
SeIbft bic Nusiteuer finb genetet, ets
tootae Ausaci9nuneen, bic tie in B6tLas
beIpbid ~ ertperben boffen, ni6t 10 bod
ar indben, tpie bic duf friberen Nuss
SteIunoen lit europa %erIan9ten; ptelz
iei6t neil fie annsbn1en,. baB oteienige
.0fentIi9e Meinuns~, bic itd aus BEN
Standardization l1rtbeilen Der amerifaz
11i{hen Beiuder ber BbiLooelpbier 2llsz
&, biIoen tutro, ni9ta nf % nteL 8ers
Hdnbnib beruben wer6e, uts man IS BET
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30
CENTENNIAL AWARDS,

The following classification of the
awards thus far made by the centennial
Judges, is of interest at this iuncture.
To the 8175 American exhibitors 36O0
medals have been given, and 51O7 TO the
22,689 exhibitors from the rest of the
world. In the department of ores and
metals New England had ffty-fve med
ais, the middle states onei hundred and
twenty-five, the western states ffty-three
the southern states twenty-eight, and
the Pacific states and territories ninety
five. In general manufactures New
England obtained eight hundred and
forty-nine medals, the middle states
eight hundred and thirty-seven, the
western one hundred and twenty-five, the
southern eighty-six, and the Pacific tbir-
teen. In machinery and inventions New
England has one hundred and eleven
medals, while the middle states have
three hundred and three, the western
eighty-tWo, the southern thirteen, and
the Pacific states one. In agricultural
and miscellaneous products New Eng
land has one hundred and four medals
the middle states have six hundred and
two; the western ninety-four, the south
ern fOrty-eight, and the Pacific sixteen.
In the department of education and SCI
ence, including music and instruments OF
precision, New England has sixty-fve,
the middle states have one hundred and
ninety-eight, the western states sixty,
the southern states twenty-six, and the
Pacific states one. In the hne-arts group.
exclusive of medals awarded to oil paint
ings, New England has eight medals,
the middle states have forty-eight, the
western states six, the southern two, and
the Pacific three. The total number Of
medals for New England thus far award
ed is eight hundred and ninety, for the
middle states two thousand and ten, for
the western four hundred and twenty,
for the southern two hundred and thir-
teen, and for the Pacific states one hun
dred and twenty-nine. There are
thirty-eight awards for American oil
paintings.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30

have taught your children; or they have
taught you, and long to persuade you
to try it. Let me give you leaf from
my own "receipt book" copied '"rb"f'"'
to show you that you need not be very
learned, or very wise, to keep one.
81 was dressing for the afternoon, when
Willie came running up to speak to- ME.
| have remembered the lesson | learned
last month, and have taught him always
to knock ut my door, and indeed, that
has led to other little lessons of polite
ness, 50 my future gentleman has gained
q good deal this month. He knocked
and asked: Mamma, may | go to Char
lies and pIay2' Yes, dear, but be sure
you do just what your mamma tells you
! sball-Willie had rushed down stairs
luckily before had finished my sentence.
How thoughtIess | am! Will | never
think first and speak afterwards? was
lust going to tell my little son that l
should ask Charles mother if he behaved
himself, instead of trusting him. Now
mean to remember this les on and trust
my boy, and, though, while he is little,
I shall make careful inquiries as to his
behavior, shall never tell him Of it. l
want to teach my boy to be trustworthy,
and am convinced that the easiest way is
to be perfectly true with him, and never
mistrust him, till he has given me very
clear cause .....I have at last hit upon
a method of curing Robbie of whining
and fretting. began to despair Cheer
ing him did no good, and scolding made
it worse, but now | will say: Why,
Robbie, you are sick: poor child, will
get you some medicine, and put you to
bed" he laughs at the notion of being
sick, and changes his tune"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30

achic in the world. 1t is taken in two
wavs-either made into Il dccoction with
hot water and sugar and drunk cold as
refcsco and tonic, Or, better still, with
the morning and evening cup of tea.
Put sprig of lemon verbena, say five or
six leaves, into the teacup, and pour the
tea upon it you will never suffer from
Aatulcnce, never be made nervous, never
have cholera, diarrhna, or loss of apPe-
lite. Besides the flavor is simply deli
cious no one who has once drunk their
pekoe with il will ever again drink it
without a sprig of lemon verbena.-('ar-
dcners Chronicle.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30
C4RE OF THE HAIR.

We know of no better preventive to
keep hair from falling out than to wash
the head about every third day with
warm water, to which has been added
spirits of ammonia, one teaspOOnful to
one pint of warm water. Part the hair
in different places and apply the wash to
the scalp with stiff old tooth brush.
Apply it to every part of the scalp, rub
bling briskIy and we'll. Thensoak all the
moisture possible from the hair with
dry towel, and rinse we'll in clean, warm
water, applying it with the brush as
before. Then absorb all moisture with
soft dry cloth comb the hair with
perfectly clean coarse comb, lightly;
then brush it with clean hair brush
and keep it as loose as possible. At
night brush again, and lie in bed SO that
the hair can hang loosely over and become
dry.
A woman's hair is her crown of beauty
and Womanliness, and she should keep II
SO clean that there would be no more
faint or foul odor than there is about
dear little baby's hair. I can not con-
Ceive how the hair of a pure-mlnded
woman can be other than sweet and clean
and pure. 1t should be one of her chief
pleasures to care for this charming gilt
would suggest that only in an az
gravated case of losing ones hair should
the scalp be washed as frequently as
above.
Ifthe health be good, or tolerabIy goou'
this remedy will prove available in il'-
tie time. Once in n week, ora tortnlgh"
is often enough to wash thus Thoroughly!
Combs and brushes can be kept clean Oy
an occasional cleansing in warm water 10
which has been added boraX, ammonl"'
or saleratus. The frequent use OF a me
tooth comb is not advisable. Always
use your own comb, don't be partners
with anybody in this kind of properly
hope to have something OF SFS"'
value to impurt on this subject Ne'','
long, SO take care of your red, Ot"'A'
brown and golden CROWNS, and n"'9
your best eye and ear sharpeneu a "nU
pointing in this direction.-Ro$r''' "'''
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YOUTHFUL MARTYR.

In the first ages of the church Of
Christ, in the city Of Antiarch, a be-
lever was carried forth to die as a mar
tyr. Ask any little child says he,
whether it were better to worship one
God, the maker of heaven and earth, and
one Savior, who is able to save Us, or to
worship many false gods who the heather
serve
Now it were SO that a christian mother
had come to the spot, holding in iler
hand little son, Of about nine or ten
years old, name Cyril. The heather
Judge no sooner heard the martyrs
words than his eyes rested on the child,
and he desired the question to be put to
him.
The question was asked, and to the
surprise of those who heard it, the boy
replied. God is in one, and Jesus
Christ is one with the father
The judge was filled with rage. o
base christian ~ he cried, "thou hast
taught that child to answer thus" Then
turning to the boy he said more mild
ly, Tell me child how did you learn
this faith?'
The boy looked lovingly in his
mothers face, and replied, 1t was Gods
grace that taught it to my dear mother,
and she taught it to me-"
Let us now see what the love of Christ
can do for you,' cried the cruel judge;
and, at g sign from him, the officers,
who stood ready with their wooden rods
of the fashion Of the Romans, instantly
seized the boy. Gladly would the
mother have saved her timid dove, even
at the cost of her own life, but she
could not do SO; yet she did whisper to
him to trust in the love of Christ, and
speak the truth.
What can the love of Christ do for
you now p asked the judge.
1T enables me to endure what my
master endured for me and for us all,
was The reply. And again they smote
the child.
What can the love of Christ do tor
him? And tears fell even from the
eyes OF the heather, as that mother, as
much touched as her son, answered, 1t
teaches him to forgive his prosecutors.
The boy watched his mothers eyes
as they rose up to heaven for him; and
when his t0rmentors asked if he would
not now acknowledge the gods they
served, and deny Christ, he still said
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Into frying-pan poar A cup OF cream;
when this is hot pour in a dozen eggs,
previously broken into a dish. Cook
slowly, stirring constantly so that the
eggs will be evenly done, and serve i'm
mediatcly.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30

mother grace to follow in the bripb,
PATH
The little martyr family raised hi,
eyes, and said again, There is but one
God, and Jesus Christ whom he ba.
sent; and 80 saying he gave up his life
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30
Haitian BE cfstcGE

Score steak transversely with sharp
knife, cutting it through lay it in n
stewpan with a small piece of butter ;
season it with pepper and salt and an on
ion chopped fine. Let it cook three
quarters ofan hour in itsown gravy and
serve hot.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30

Cold boiled potatoes are sliced up and
tossed into saucepan with butter, mixed
with little chopped parsely, till they
are Drowned. Pure goose or other driP-
pings is by many cooks preferred to but
ter for this purpose.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30

Commodore Vanderbilt adviser
William to always act on his own J"uS
ment he had better be wrong than w. w.,
low another's counsel. He evidently
agrees with the old Hoosier VINO CAV
this parting advice to his son; iA,'
stick to yer own underpinnin' and no' :.
bobbin' round to find somebody ei' y.
stone wall. You'd allus better. lick u.
devil with yer own whip than let 'D
devil lick YOU with another man 81
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RncheIOr'N Loaf.

Four eggs, beat yolks and whites
separately one quart warm milk; add
onc-rourth of pound of butter. Stir in
one pint of corn meal and add the eggs
after they are well beaten. Bake one
half hour in moderately hot oven,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-30
HOUSEKEEPER'S HELP.


Soak the parts of the cloth that are
mildewcd in two parts of chloride OF
lime to four parts of water, for about
four hours, or till the mildew has disap-
peared then thoroughly rinse in clean
water.