The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-22
TRUTHS AND TRIPLES
TURNED-powE PAGR.

! -here turned down-page, as some writer ay
In every human lie
A hidden story OF happier days,
| Vi peace amid the strife,
! folded Leaf that the world knows not
A love dream rudeiy crushed
The sight of a foe that is not forgot,
Attic the voice be hushed.
| The far dis ant sounds OF harp's soft string h
An echo on the air;
The hidden page may be full OF such things,
Of things that once were fair
| There is hidden page in each life, and M
| story might unfold;
| But the end was sad Of the dream divine
II better rests untold.
When a man without cash or credil
says the Oil City Derrick, attempts Il
leave q hotel, and lowers his valise ou
Of a back window by means of rope,
makes charity seem cold TO hear th
voice of the landlord yelling out IA
right. I've got the vaise: let 60 thA
rope"
The German word for life insuraId.
company is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
chaft. 1t has the great advantage thss
while the agent is pronouncing it, thsg
victim is fairly warned, and has an Cpl
portunity to climb over the back fenel
and hide under the barn.
Hard was he up,
And in the hardness Of his upness,
st lie a ham.
Down ON him swooped,
And swOoping, up him scooped
The minions OF the law.
He had been in the habit of making
very frequent calls on very agreeable
lady of his acquaintance, and, on enter
ing her parlor one evening, he said
"Well, Miss Sims, here / am again, yOuA
see, as regular as the fever and ague
"Oh, no." said she, very demureFA
that comes only every other day"
sELF-RECoMPENsED.
Love me not best, tender heart and true!
l am not good OF 81 eat enough TO be
Gods ultimate ano p erfect gift to thee;
Yet thine am, thus sealed through and Through
And will love thee in way half new
To this poor world, where love is seldom free
Not with a love which thou must share with me
But as the ministering angels do.
Love me not best, for am not thy mate,
Yet am all rich with the lesser cain;
Hou cdiist not give me, Nedf, gill 30 small
But that my glory in it shall be great. II
Oh, never be 1t said that love was vain!
What If it hath not, when itself Ia all
Brother Moody has got his ideas
heaven, and gives them: If you were
take an unregenerate man off the street,
of Boston tonight and put him on ths
crystal pavements OF heaven, he wouldnd
want 10 stay there. If you could take 4
drunkard and put him under the shadow
of the tree of life, we would say, cit
hell for me-" Heaven is q prepared
place for prepared people.
..GUIzoT:-"M Man is formed for cd
ciety. Isolated and solitary, his reaso18
would remain perfectly undevelepeds
Against the total defeat of his deetins
ton for rational developement Gsd has
provided by the domestic relations. Ye
without a further extension of the socua
ties man would still remain compara
lively rude and uncultiyated-nevsI
emerging from Barbarian"
The Universalists of Boston, ne
having been invited to take part in tb
Moody and Sankey meetings, have ri
solved as follows: ave hail with thans
fulness the advent Of larger ideas and
better spirit than formerly distinguabea
the revival movements of the 80 calle3l
evangelical churches, giving token tbs
the time is not far away when they WI
know no reason why they should not y
vite Universalists to join in work y
which both alike are constrained by th'
love of Christ"
.."Are those genuine sausagess" aaSe'
he of the butcher. "Ya," said 10y
butcher, "dey ish genuine" MADE
dog and cat, and all thatf" "NelnX
Nein! dey ish not" indignantly ephf
the butcher, II makes no dogs and cat
meat in my sausage" "Weli. then
said the man, walking of, II don't wan
them; Pm after the genuine article
The butcher was annoyed ct losing p'
customer, and gazing wistfully after hlp'
reproachfully muttered: "Ya, ya--it5S