The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-08
TRUTHS AND TIRE

Ialf through, opens out, when
ome in, with a wall that cura1N
Ilood in a frozen beet, anu rouses
ther members OF the troupe IL
gony of frenzied emulation.
Happy, happy indeed is ,b..E
tho, bending daily over his paties'S
orse, and supplying the people
spublic with wood too long TO M
ny stove in tine house, thinks tbsA
-onin they are all talking about'5
ew actor come over from Elm,
lay Shakesperean dramas, and MI
lie electoral college to be an ,oS,I
lstitution of learning, looking \!
n an endowment. Where ignona
iss, wisdom is blister
He sat alone in her fatherss
aiting for the fair ones sppearar \
her evening, when her little s,|
me cautiously into the room, anil
g up 10 the young mans side, hill
handful of something, and ea,s,|
quired: 81 say mister, what'r In. \
Those" replied the young mani
'lnly, taking up one in his Cd,
hose are beans" There !n aim.
e boy, turning to his sister, whs|
ct coming in, 81 knew you Lied. NJ
ID he didn't know beans, and hsal
~" The young mans stay wss'
at you may call prolonged one n
ening.
When a man gets out of a asi
,kwards, while going over the N
the streets, and finds himself sts.S|
his head in a snow-drift, when
ught he was enjoying a sleigh rid J
es his feelings to have a man asIl|
Ie's going to join the circus nextxl
h; and another if he didn't know
llnd was frozen before he hit it,s|
nd wants to know if he couldnik.|
US public place to make a fool dis|
!; and, to crown his crown ofsom.
hg comes his girl riding with ans|
pw just as he is picking himselH
IN that poor fellow feelsasifthe
one thing left for him, and thfp
,ommit suicide and have a naf'
= of the paper which said he dafI
equitted love sent to that girl.
Almost every season brings sl
neurological condition that peoples
lcommon." This winter the sa
lure is the uncommon amount 0fE'
localities where there is ordinarigkI
Ioderate quantity, or none. Wsk|
Iliow-storms in the southern staKs
as of exploring parties lost nR
Ky mountain drifts. In some "
of northwestern New York AS
that the anow-bound conditiat
.ailroads during the month Of "
is without a parallel in the hsf
tilroad travel in this country. Al
tthis may be, a werisome ralHl
iey is reported on the Erie nt-
~ four days being spent in sE
a ninety miles. The drifts q
Agh for the train to pass made nf
cow higher than the car winan
laspect of the country in nff
yrn New York is Represented
tdte-a vast snowy waste, withh
hn farm-houses, untrodden NE
an isolated people. One fansgl
silently of Rochester was itdF
Nsed in" and unable to hold V
u:ation with neighbors for neGl'
Nv By accident the condition oit
iIes of the house was discos&
amen and a pillow sent to ash
tlout" of the drifte.
memorial to congress has BEEN
,ct prepared, asking for $50,0
leR monument over the remain'
ttison-ship martyrs at tort Grss
Ayn. The memorial gave o rev
otsad history. About the yeafsM
aES0 a number Of decaying "
wneored by the British in Wallas
lbn Lond Island shore, and in "A
wconfned hundreds Of Amels
psrs. On the jersey, one<Ad =
dull prison-ships, frequently y
" thousand were confined at ~
Endured untold suferings, ands
frtarvation and diseases of the
m.ant character, induced by iop,
anwholesome food. The naltie
pA were buried on the Shores or