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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

CEDAR cry, Mo-, May A negro,
charged with brutally assaultng a
white woman was shot dead by her
husband this morning, on the way to
mil
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05
weather EkeD0rt

Indications for the gulf states; partly
cloudy weather with rain, winds
northerly, falling temperature; fol-
lowed by rising burometeT on the west
gulf bay clearing weather, but rising
temperature. Cautionary signals con-
tInue at Indanola and Galveston.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05
Narrow Escape by a een,'e'a"H "E,

Marrow Escape by aeniieiann nEh
Two Ladies' from Being Drouned-A
valuable Horse Lost.
Yesterday morning, Mr.. w. H. Ten
ison hitched up team to . covered
spring wagon, or hack, to take two
young ladies, sisters, by the name Of
Folsom, to Lisbon, where theb father
resided, and from whom the girls bad
been absent for two years. Tile party
left the Magnolia house about seven
O'Clock, and crossed the river. When
about mile out, Mr.. Tension says be
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
Noon Report Financial.

NEW YORK, May Money! per cent. Gold
81 Obis stocks active, ami \ lite bltler
feeling, Sterling exchange, long 81 ~, short
81 9Os. Slat0 bonds steady. uovornmont
bonds active and n rung,
Gold ODpupu ut 81 Oit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05
Commercial.

GALVESTON, May l.-Cotton market quiet
but steady. Good middling lllAc; middunR
l0}5c; low middling l0lsc; good ordinary 0lsc;
bales,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

NEW YORK, May .. Money easy, offered ut
percent. sterling irm Mt 50 0s. cold quiet
ut 81 6js9l o. Governments active and
strong; nov js 81 IA. state bonds quiet and
steady,
NEW ORLEAEs, May i,--dOld 81 0F.@
O6js, New York sight u premium. Bank
sterling IS %,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15
now TO ceHr sr,nssn,sa.

A CanAdA journal contains letter
from correspondent who ptofesscs e
have been sismWtfer from calldhood
almost TO manhood, ard who ishes to
give other suiIerers lhe bcprG, of The
treatment by which he was cured. lie
says Go into room wbeie yoa viii ht
quiet and alone. get some book that viii
Interest bat not excite Won, snd .t down
and read two hours aloud 70 younelf,
keeping your teeth together 10 The
tams thing every Two or three DAYS, or
once a seek II very tiresome, always
taking care to read slowly aud distinctly,
moving The lips but not the teeth Then
when conyersing with others, tfy to
speak as slowly and distinctly a. possible
aud make up your mind that you will
not s.ammef | tried this remedy, and
read for two hours aloud with my teeth
together. The first result was 70 make
my tongue and Jaws aohe--tbat Is. while
! was reading and the next to make me
feel as If something had looseued my
talking apparatus, for could speak with
less dificnlty Immediately Tho change
was SO great that eyary Que who knew
me remarked II. repeated tie remedy
every i've or six days for month, and
then at longer intervals until cured.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15
Arc THERE OTHER INHABITED
WORLDS.

Around the sun, q sphere of $4,000
miles IN diameter, there revolve a num-
Der Of globes; some, the more important
called planets, aud the rest asteroids, or
else, il very small, aeroIites, or meteo:s.
The planets are, OF course, the bodies
most likely TO prove interesting TO us,
aud they may therefore be protltably
enumerated. The nearest TO the sun IL
Mercury, 81 millions OF miles distant;
next comes Venus, 65 millions OF miles
distant then the Earth, 95 millions of
milcs. Outside Of us, or further from
the sun, are Mars, l43 millions of miles
from that Iumlnary; Jupiter, 4S3 millions
Saturn, 900 millions; Uranus, 800 mil.
lions; and Neptune, 5000 millions.
An idea Of the comparative size Of
these bodies and other distances from the
sun may be gained from table con.
structed by Sir John Herschel;
The Sun, globe two feet 10 diameter.
Mercury, a mustard seed. diameter OF
orbit lG4 feet.
Venus, pea, diameter Of orbit 2S4
feet.
The Earth, large pea, diameter of
orbit 430 feet,
Mars, large pins head, diameter of
orbit Gj4 feet
Jupiter, an orange, diameter of orbit
half mile.
Saturn, a small orange, diameter OF
orbit one and onle-ffth mile.
Uranus, a cherry, diameter of orbit
mile and half,
Neptune, plum, diameter of orbit
two and half miles.
The nearest fixed star, distance $4,000
miles
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15
AZ rauAL DIVISION.


l's Christmas tomorrow, said Captaln
Jack Miller 70 his steward, aud you ma,
put some plums III the cabin dul, b -
don't use many, aul put en- all 10 on
end. | can't pil'td % giVe tie mar
p.unduG
finm' "a The duf to-day, eewsra Z
said llle mate next wlrtiVg
ie-, .ir, said the steward, bat yon
won't g,t noGe; ibel re ail goip' iu III
OH inmn'- end
THAT day when the dnT caine on De
SHE, just as the captain was going -
hop Tie mate 10 dnG, that officer qnielly
iurn;d lbe lisb, iemarkiug Us be did 20
That. curious old ware, Captain Nil
Ter
Yes, said the captain, ~ he restored
the dish 20 ils former position; I've had
that pale for loug lime.
May ask, said the mate, ouee more
turning the dish, where you got that
piateg
lhink, III reeoileei right, sai the
captain as be put The blank end Of The
pudding toward. The mate That got II
somewhere up the Slrsils.
| thought, The mate observed, as be
'leNd ths plum end towards bin, that Il
was not made ~ England
Thal'll do, Mr. Jones, said the captain;
Ihal'ii DO; lot the dish alone, aud l'il tut
The dulf fore aud sft.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15
RAIN WORM ~ 900. 900 AZ IScm.

An enthusiastic citizen declared yes.
terday that an Inch OF rain III this state
was worth miliion dollars. lie certain.
ly did not make an over estimate IL this
instance. The agricultural products OF
this state were worth last year not less
than $70,000,000. With no more rain
than has fallen this year up 10 The lOlh
OF January ouly the fruit crop would
have maturcd Grapes would have done
tolerably well, bat the cereal crops would
have been a failure. Three or four inch
es OF rain, in addition 10 Whist has fallen
within tue last two days will be sulli-
cient TO mature most of these crops
Now that the rain has cope, II brings
also promise Of more. II las put heart
into the whole farming community
They will shape all their operations for
dry season one with just enough
moisture to bring forward the crops
where the tilage is good.
After the middle Of January, and IN q
dry season, we cannot expect more than
four or five inches OF rain at the most II
this is well distributed we shai get fair
crops over considerable area Except
on irrigated lands wheat and other cere.
ais will be failure in the San joaquin
valley. Irrigatlng canals viii be pushed
by private enterprise, aud those who
can turn water on their lands this year
will probably lnd their account ia high
prices for pasture, hay aud grain. There
is little prospect that more than twelve
inches of rain will fall IN any OF be coast
counties or in most Of the interior val.
leys, II is reasonably certain that II will
be relatively dry season. The present
rains will revive the pastures, which BY
frost and drought had been nearly ruin
ed. The grain crops will DO brought for
ward. In many instances grain sown
late had not even sprouted; in others II
had germinated and died. Some fields
will have to be sown again, But in
most cases the rain will bring out enough
dormant seed to make good start
1t is quite within bounds TO say that
every inch Of rain wheh falls after this
date will be worth million dollars TO
the state; and every foot Of snow on the
mountains will be worth nearly as much
more TO the miners-San Francisco
January II.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15

house IS pleasant - money can MAKE "
You shall hays birds, and flowers, Aad
horses, and eli the soisntilie monthlies
you wanl--dsuecd II you than's-apd
you shsll never sew stitch for any bsdy
but mc. Win you be my vifay
just then Jennie aud stepped up an-
other peg, and there was that little old
maid, who wouldn't marry The best man
that ever lived. Rugged close TO the
mans breast who wouldn't msrry the
best woman that ever lived, not even to
save her life. We came away then, but
il is my opinion that they remained IN
just that position tlu we rang the bell
half an hour after.
How did you knowg | asked OF Jen.
nie.
My dear, she answered, my whole re-
lance was upon human nature; aud let
me tell you, goosie, whatever else may
fail, that never does,
Why, Miss Kent, what makes your
face so red inquired Jennie, upon en-
tefing and, Cousin Marx, hsw strangely
you look your hair is all mussed up.
Aud hope TO have il muEsed often,
said Cousin Mark, boldly. Miss Kent
aud are TO be married next week.
Jennie laughed till her face was pur-
pie, aud when went up stairs Miss
Kent was pounding her back.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15
a nIsACLE ny pAGANINf.

The following Is from paper by Kate
Field IL The February Scribner, on "a
Morning With Sir julius Benedict Tie
composer says Of Pagauin
lie WAS wonderful fellow, aud some
called LisI the devil. Ilc was even I'M.
prisoned aud had bis violin taken away
from him because he was supposed 10 be
such dangerous character, One day, a
great lady in Rom. said TO bin, si4nor
Paganini, understand that on caa eXe.
cute au air on enc string of ,our yiJ.iu.
Madane, sou have heard thu truth,
replied the great yiftuosu.
viii you allow me aud my friends to
hear your
Certainly.
So the great lady gave reception, at
which Psganini was invited to perform
bis violin trick. After actually plaYpg
the pra1e from l.ossiDi's Moaes 10
Egypt on one string, PAganiui was
thanked by his hostess, who said, Now,
Siguor Psganinl, a. you do wonders on
Que string, can you perform on 80 string
at aliY
Most sssnrediy, answered Pagauini.
win you, for mef
With pleasure.
A day was set, The great lady invited a
number oi friends to sssist 81 lie mira
Gle, and when al wtie assembled, Paga.
nini failed 70 appear News came soon
after that h. bad hat day left Rome
This was his performance without any
string, aud bic felott - tie .ocial queen
who bad treated him az a mountebaDk
rather than as IN artist Poor fellow
he wasted away before death. ~ fsei,
the buudfed step. be dsiiy mouniei 10
bic palace a, Genoa we're enough 10 ki,i
msn ii his state of beslth lie body
lay 10 the palace seven weeks after death,
because the clergy reiased 70 allow i
Christian burial. lu 81 last m9Deuls.
Pagsnini had either refused 10 see
priest, Of bad not received absaiutiop,
and tbs wss lhe Punishment ! believe
that eysutnslIy tie body ~as taken oul
Of Italy for burial
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15
10, n.rlan,er ro 1on.eco.

Aa carly mention of tobacco I, that 10
Hakiuyfs "voyAgssH by N. Jaqaes Car
thics, in itst Referring 10 The people
of liochelaEs, ap the river of Cavola. 10
SAYS, There growcth also certain Kind
ot herbe, whcroo. ~ lhe summer they
make great provision Cor all the yetc,
making great account Of Il; aud opely
mcn use of and Gbsl they cause /, 10 30
dried m ibe unne, then weale It about
,heir ueekgs wrapped ina liulc beasts
skinno made Ikea little haggc, with
hollow peeee ofstonc or wood, ikea
pipe, then when thcy please ,bey make
powder OF 10 thon pat ID Ia one Of the
euds Of lhe said cornet Or pipe, and lay.
ing cole Of IRE npon Il Al lbs other ende
sucklc SO long that they on their bodies
full of smoke dil 1t comelh ont OF their
mouth and noarils, even "a ont Of tho
tonnell Of a chimney. They say that this
doth keepe ,hemwnme and IN health,
they never go without some Of II about
them We ourselves have tried the satue
smoke, aud having put it II cur mouibs
i seemed as hot pepper,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15
VERMONT VS.. rnE wEsr.

a person writes from Minnesota TO the
Now York Tribune; Not long ago ou
published a letter on the deserted farm
of the East, IN which the writer expen,.
ed deal Of sympathy on the poor tolei
OF New Hampshire farms, aud wished
that they could be induced TO come to tl,e
fine prairies Of the West, etc eic, Alloy
me TO state, per coatrd, that about the
time your correspondent was penninp
that lamenlaliou over the hard workic
farmers Of the East, chauced TO call oa
Vermont farmer, an old neighbor wi
has never owned any other than pn,
farm, on which be has toiled hard, sni
from the avail. Of which he bas broup
up and educated large family Thrre
OF bis children, some years since, cans
TO Minnesota aud took "homcsteadbn ~
tlne prairie land They were surplis,d
that their father did not sell out, lea,
Vermont, and come at once TO the gt,
West. Calling on the old folks, fon
two or three Of the children spending tag
winter with them. The daug liter, stt.
ing been for four years in suecess,
eaten up and eaten out OF everything 3
the deyouring gasshopper, has gone ~
her poverty to her early home for shel,f
a younger brother, who has spent two
years In Minnesota, has abandoned b.
Claim, and is willing to deed II to tho
choppers" or any one else who ma
want Il Either Of them would exchan
their eighty acres Of "fcrtile praire' iof
one Of those "deserled New Hampshire
farms" and think thoy had made goo
bargnln,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15

The Detroit Free Press tells the follow
ing story about good boy lie was
standing st The corner Of Campau aud
Jefferson avenues when a policeman
came along, aud poiuied 70 q box At bic
feet, this good boy ssld, The farmer who
lost that on bis sleigh will feel awful bad.
s'pose yon'il take II ~ the station, won't
yon: You are 40 honest boy, replied
the officer. some boys would have log
ged that box OF homs. Yes, ili take Il
10 the station. II was . stout box,
weighing over ~ pounds, and when tie
officer sat Il down ia The station house
all his bones sehed some ssid IL was
bBtler, and some sid cheese. and 50 II
vas opened. The contents were cobble
stones, The officer ran 81 the way back,
and be spent hoafg looking for tie good
b0Y-bni without Any luck. The x. b.
knew his business.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15
noYAL cuersrMAs paas.

Tie nliBce.meal a. made al Wia1sor
Castle every year, Tie Ingredients being
mixed one month before wsnted, j. aa
ioilo@s 40 pouBds u rsislHs; 40
poupds u carranis 20 poands Of lump
sugar; three pounds of cinnamon three
pounds u naigie2; tbtee pounds of
c.oges; lbite plaods ofgfound ailspice;
Two ponnds a ginger, 80 p3ands or
betfi 80 pounds ~ sdeti t9enty-foar
bushels of apples; go lemons; thirty
pounds Of rilteDi seFsBiy.twg bottles u
brandy three pounds u mace sixty
p2aatf q lemon peel and aEty pounds
81 orsug Feei
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As Good as Gold.

Ws wtI ssnd tn kay address 0ns eel ~ ) 60
a. fb hsssuaa ftAds. oae eiersnt sexff ptn, Gns
las iang baked sktrA 1tEln, ans magnificent
wsGaiHg flaR aas eas0snA1 sngfkFtt set oi
sissfe tEiass sad cps iHprpses sAsFs eoiiAi
hnttfss 81 ftE SEE tNe eQtuFfle kpts fuf B1N, 81
ifst fst tif a. single tFtic.e CAB ht cod g
iFsata f0s Ihe Efsre - As ~hnis ioi I&rlst
& faissis s64ts hsYFA 1ftlalfa sanlg tee. Ii
"a gaFl4f e. sRsHis. AAaFrss
glt RSAL oOililEeI-DNDKkT.
Noeatosa "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15
CIVIL RIGHTS IN ST. LOUIS.

Kleintopf, the barger on Olive Street,
says the st. Louis Times, has studied
the civil rights bill. He was standing in
the front part of his barber shop, yester-
terday, when sprucely-dressed darkey
switching came entered, and remarked,
want to get shaved.
All right, responded Mr.. KIeintopf;
have you cup heref
No.
Can't shave you unless you have your
ewn cup.
IN buy ene. Win you sell me one2
Certainly sir.
How much is ii
Five hundred dollars.
WHAT
Five hundred dollars.
You mean to debar me from getting
shaved?
DO you want a cupS
AT that prices
Yes.
NJ.
Git, them
Keintopf assumed the attitude Of 8
boss boubcer, aud the African went
through the door as If propelled from a
catspnlt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15
NoaEN TnoM ooLouAuo srANp-
rotNr.

We were surprised 10 hear one OF our
young mon utter these words few days
ago; ! have recently gin up all idea OF
the wimmin folks, aud come back to per-
iilical lie ! am more 10 home Ia this
line than IN huntin' the fair secls, Au-
gels IN pelticoats and klss.me quick, are
pretty TO lookat ! gin IN, but they are
as slippery az GELS when YOU fish fur 'cm
aud get bite, you iind yourself a the
at The wrong end of the hook You're
keIched yourself; and when You've aun.
ed EN- With fruits, pastry, doggetypes
and Iewelly, they will throw you away
as they would cold potater, Leastwisc
that has been my experience But I've
done with 'ein now The queen OF She
bo, Pompey's Pillar and Lots wife, win
a steam engine TO hold 'em couldn't
tempt me. The very sight ofa bonnet
riies me all over.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15
WHITMAN 4 GODDARD,
Manufacturers Of
CARRIAGES & SLETGHS,

soUfH LsAD9HpkRRYs NYaaoST.
Keep eonAtantly On hand or build 10 order
every description of Carriages from covered
phmton 70 skeleton buggy. A iew second hand
buggips asnkily on hand for sale cheap. Ais0
carnage stock eoAst5nuy on hand for kalc. Re.
pairing done on short notice aud satisfaction
guaranteed. We AlloS no materiAl TO enter :
cki riAge or sleigh that Ia net ~ she very best
qlsilty, anf has not been thoroughly tested
EVERY FFLL0E B0iLEDlS LfNeEFD OIL.
Tktntfal fH psHt fairanage. We bore 10 merit
continuance of the same BY doing g0od wuik
al reasonable price,.
WHITMAN & GODDARD.
Mas 10, 1875. Sly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15
Pure Malt Yeast.

NJ Cater has made strsnF Fenaslt- 10 deliver
Pare MAJ Auatt O. haast bcerers ia Msns hethT
g, sulsFly Tues dAts and FIiasys. For sale 81
is.s honse ~ fAtlsHs I9iul,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15
CHEAP AND RELIABLE.

HswElGssa deliver GYsIEhs 81 Manchssirr
on Tuesdays, Gad fAfordkys Vest Dufssf and
lsuFseIt G3rasrs % Nsanssdsy.i kGsi D5ssei 90
lAaF~4syss Af.llgieu, EtFf Ariington aud suA.
deflhua ~ Hudsss. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15

ia a certain cfilee tie following notice
i coBspieaousy posted "sbnt ibs
door, aud when you have done taking
on business. serve your mouth 10 the
same way
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15

An Old City boy was threatened with
a whipping yesterday, when he called for
compromise. Ills argument was, that
it bad been stated that he must be whip.
ped, but nothing could be found to show
who should hold the whip. There were
numerous preceden,s 10 favor Of the faith.
er using the rod, but nothing could be
found in the Jaw which expressly stated
that be should do the licking. Therefore
the boy called for q compromise bill,
when disputed questions should be lef,
to committee composed Of his sister
aud mother, they 10 choose third dis.
interested party, TO whom all objections
should be left, aud he wished as be-
ginninP to file su objection TO being
whipped. Bat the President Of the whip
oyerruled the objection aud proceeded to
the conrl, while a variety OF muscal
notes certified TO the full receipt OF sii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15

Rev. Dr. Deems, Yandefbiirs mlnis-
ter, is preparing biography eff pat.
ron.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15
MEX a. G:aa's'a way.
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise
AND
Family Groceries.

Having associated James L. Bilbo in
the business of the above firm, all
Patrons Ut Hushandry vii be furnished
at cost, freight and the usual per cent.
Terms. Cash.
Lake Charles, La, Jan. 2.j, Is77-tf.
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And the same rates from New Iberia,
to Lake Charles. so lbs baggage al
lowed to each seat, 20 per cent deduc-
ton on round trip to either point.
STAGE OFFICE at Lake Charles, at J.
W. Bryan store, corner Courthouse
Square.
July Is, 1875-y
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15
PRIVATE SCHOOL
&. S. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Like Charles and New Orleans.
scHgDULE or ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

sCEEDULE or ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Leaves New Iberia Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at a. NJ; arrives
at Lake Charles next days at S p NJ.
Leaves Lake Charles Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at + A. NJ.
arrives at New Iberia next days at 6
p. NJ.
New. light and comfortable. mail
coaches, will carry passengers at the
following rates;
EroIn I,alsa Ghnrlac 70 Ean,,r.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15
NOTICE.

LII persons indebted TO rae for past
~ medical services will please come
forward and settle either by payment
or note. Fnrther, will inform my
friends that owing to the cash systein
adopted by the country, / will be com
PEELED to adopt the same system and
hereafter no call will he responded to
nnlsss some satisfactory arrangements
are made for the payment of same
w. II. kIRKMAN, u. D.
Lake Charles, January 6, 1876.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15
BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS 1!
AT
JOHN billions.
On Public Square and Corner of Nagd
Alley.
Lake Charles, Louisiana.

1 would respectfully inform those of
my friends, both here and at IL distance,
who have any expectation of getting
thirsty, that j lave Just received most
complete assortment of Pure Liquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, which
1 am desirous OF selling at wholesale
and retail at pricest to Justify both seller
and buyer. My wines and brandies are
unsurpassed, and my WHISTLES 1.-THE
Simon pure" Before leaving town be
snre and call around and take q parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter consistently on hand. ap4n4y
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15
J. Corneii,as NIvsnday, Nc. d.,

HAVING permanently located in
III Lake Charles, offers his profess
sional services to the cit zens Of the
town and surrounding country in the
practice Of Medicine, Surgery and
Obstetrics.
Calls promptly attended either day
or night. Office and residence, Oh Bill.
DO street, near telegraph Office.
dan is-tt
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15
TERMS OF THE PAPER:

So sCRIPTIo RATES.
Daily published every morning .ex-
eept Monday, per annum SO; and at
same rate half yearly and quarterly.
Weekly published every Saturday
morningl, per annnm So; and at same
rate half yearly and quarterly.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-15

LhNsAGES
Are practically taught by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
.sors. Persons from fifteen to fifty Va of age
attend. instruction given privateiy, each
student, who has separate desk teimseit.
and il nut through thorough and s,smatic
course OF business transactions t. Qnfy him
iar me situation he intends to fin. 'ersons
VINO nave neglected. their educa'ian N here
speedily prepare for business of anyka stu.
dents from tae country can boa, d ID ii family
Of the Principal.
TGaMs-Thirty Ter cent. less th. other
iCommercial Colleges in this city.
Cost OF fall commercial course or sl00.
Average time three t, four months.
The Prineipal has boon !, professionseaobsr
in New lv!eans since 1851.
For circulars, address
J W. BLAcKME.
Ne' Is New 0RLHA, L..