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PCNCTUALITY.

1t Is astonishing how many people are
unpunctusl. Thousands have failed in life
from this cause alone. 1t is not only a Sc
| rious vice in itself, but the fruitful parent
OF numerous other vices, so that he who
becomes its victim is soon involved in tolls
from which it is almost impossible to es-
cape. 1t makes the merchant wastefnl of
time, saps the business reputation of q law
yer, and Injuries the prospects of mechanics
who might otherwise rise to fortune; in a
word, there is not a profession nor station
in life which is not liable to the canker of
this destructive habit.
Many of Napoleon's great victories were
won by infusing into his subordinates the
necessity of pnnctuality to the minute. 1t
was his plan to mapB1vre over large spaces
of country, to render the enemy uncertain
where he was about to strike, and then
suddenly concentrate his divisions and fall
with irresistible force upon some weak
point of the extended lines of the foe Ex-
ecution of this system demanded that each
division OF the army should arrive at
specified spot, panctualiy, for if any part |
failed to come up, the battle was lost. 1t
was by initiating this plan that the allies |
finally succeeded in overthrowing the EN-
peror. The whole Waterloo campaign turn
ed upon these tactics. AT Mt. ST. Jean, |
Blucher was punctual, while Grouchy was
not, and the result was, Napoleon fell and
w ellington triQmphed.
In mercantile affairs punctuality is quite
as important as in military. Macy are
the Instances in which Reglect to renew
an insurance policy punctually has led to
serious loss Hundreds of city merchants
aud m an ufacturers and publishers are nov
suffering in consequence of want of pune
tuatity among their country customers in
paying up accounts. Il is sound policy
" hich moves the backs to insist, under
pen atty of protest, upon the pupctual pay
mept Of notes for were they to do other
wise, commercial transactions would fall
into iuextricabIe CONFUSION. Many a time
has the failure of one man 20 meet obllea-
rlons brought about the ruin of a score OF
oshers, just "a the topping down Of the
crzt Ia line Of bricks causes the fall of all
tie Tes..
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JOY EEINGEgs- II q II Jve through
life bard Of uGsIc moves down tie
street. -trGlcS olI pleasure on every side
;1-o1sa tie air 10 every oue. f47 and near,
Z - can listen. Some men I'll the air with
:-r.: presence AID sEeetcess. as orchards
u p.:o7~a: days Ill the air with perfume OF
E.P- f:-.;. Some women cling TO their own
2oGAes- Ike The boEeysuckI Ie over the door,
yei- Ike Il, sweeten All the region with the
s1Ss..e fragrance of their goodness. There
are lives lhAt sbice ike star beams, or
c. sEu tie heart like Songs sung upon a
holy day. How great . bouoty and a
blessing IL is 70 hold the royal gifts of the
soul, 50 that they shall be music to some,
and fragrance to others, and life to all
1t would be no unworthy thing to live for,
to make the power which We have within
us the breath OF other meme joy; to scat
ter sunshine where only cIcuds and shadows
reign to fill the atmosphere where earth's
weary toilers must stAnd, with 8 briRhtpess
which they cannot create for themselves,
and which they long for, enjoy aud sppre-
ciate.
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REMovAL OF DANzIGKR BRos.-AmonR the
sssEt improvements conspicuous Canal the
Sasi-e renovation Of building IS7, between Bourbon
AID Daaphine. ThiS was done by the great firm of
pAsEEer Brothers whose business has OF late SO much
rseAsed owing to the low prices that they sell goods
thAi hey were compelled to Geek quarters specially
14aptee 10 their accommodation. Their store IL
Ss1 handsomely fssed up and they in their
nd 'Etsement which appears slssW here that they
Ss1 better able than heretofore to offer the great
su gains In dry goods which have made them &C
rpalAz.
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MACHINERY-FoUNDERS-ETc=
EEDS FOUNDRY.
tEstaolished in 1857
corner OF Delord and Foucher Streets,
CRrF.cE

We are prepared 20 manufacture Steam EnUpes
If' Fer sG gar Mills Sugar Kettles Draining Ma
SlLl-ss saw Mills Cotton Presses Newell Screws
G! In GearnE FoITace Months, Crate Bars, JEdson's
GoEFHcs and all kinds Of Plantation and Steamboat
W9Ik and every description of Machinery for the Sotb
GeS % call special attention large stock Of
Aslt4es Having purchased the entire stoek Of
ISe sI1ckeT Iron Works Of Tennessee for which Mr.
= IA 7tileeeuvre was formerly agent land the only
Eehnne Tennessee Kettle in mari Ell We offer The
or sale as well those of own manufacturer
10 furnish application. - 70 PieASeo
Se' % " LEEDS & co.
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SONG, BY vRRY REv JOHN HENRY NEWMAN.
Green are the leaves and sweet the flowers.
And rich tine hues OF May;
We see them the gArdens Iound,
And market pan niers gay;
And allsys. We descry,
BY fltful gieams. the fair sunshine.
The 1lue transparent sky.
Chorus.
o, Mother.mAid be thou our aid.
Now, in the opening year;
Lest sights of earth 10 sin give birth,
And bring the tempter near.
Green Is the grass but wait awhile,
Twill GROW and then will wither;
The h,weuts brightly as they smile,
Shall Ierish altogether;
The IL eTry sun. you sure would say.
1t ne'er could set in gloom
Ent earth's best ioys have all an end,
And sin, heavy doom.
Chorus.
But. Mother maid, thou dost not fadei
" ith stars above thy brow.
And the pale moon beneath thy feet,
Forever thl oned art thou.
The green, green grass. the glittering grove,
he heaven s ms ies tic dome.
They image forth n tenderer bower,
A more efulgent home,
They tell us OF :haL Paradise
OF everlasting rest,
And that high Tree. all flowers and fIuit,
The sweetest. Yet the best.
Chorus.
o. Mary. pure and beautiful
Thou art the Queen of May;
Our garlsnds wear about thy air,
And they will ne'er decay.
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FOR THE BENEFIT
Southern People and Suffering Humanity,

1now respectfully announce my slfas the Sole Agent
for the ''~'
SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE,
Montreal Canada and Wiuooski, Vermont for the sale
OF their original a. genuine SYRUP
OF SPkuCE GUM, for Pulmonary Consumption,
coughs Colds Hoarseness and other the
Chest am also the Agent for the of the SYRUP
E0R HOOPlNG4 COUGH and COMPOUND LINZ
MENT. which is useful especially for Infammatory
khepmatisnl sciatica and Pains in the Lons These
invaluable remedies well known in general use
in the North and East and to the people
of the South All that is asked for from the commu.
nlty Is test OF their curative properties
mendaton according to the efect Converts Colleges
Boarding Schools and all char institutions shoud
never be without supply those saintsry mixtures
Depots for the sale of the above will be established
In the following States: Louisiana Alabama Missis-
North Carolina. Foreign Mexicol.
All orders for the above will be promptly flled at
Manufacturers prices by the General gent,
p. +. GOGARTY,
Bookseller and Stationer. ISL Camp street,
,,rx- New Orleans, La.
PRICE of the Syrup of Spruce Gum see ; Hopping
CS1ph syrup, 5Gcj Compound Liniment, 1ac.
N. B.-Ee careful and examine the trade mark
mills II lv
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NEW CROP TURNIP SEED.

BY steamer Lone Star from New York. I hAre 70
oslNod . ian supply Of TURNIP SEED this ysar'n
gIo%st6 % 5s9 have in store complete Assortm :t Of
sEASONABLE SEEDS which i offer at LOWEST
HARkEI RATES, in bulk papers Orders re.r-eet.
I1.iy soilc!Iec. RICHARD FRO TSCH
Iy%S IN Sca. Is and II DuuAIne streIst
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When au Ohio man reads head line in
his paper, 1.-THE Situation at Washington. y
he telegraPbs Hayes for it i'm mediately.
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CiSTERN MAKERS.
p A. MURRAY.

MATTHEW HESRICK,
CtsTERN' MAKER,
Corner Fraaklia and Erato Streets.
TEB cLE-EsT EsgAE-zsExEs7 X WV ozrK,u
l0i q nsT ClEssr-s Q! tie bsss material and uo-L
yElcss % tElt re ;.=-ss. 80 - j- -
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LsVy Brothers will remove to SIS and 555i
h EariDe street, corner St. Andrea, October Ist
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OFFICE OF THE
AMERICAN COTTON TIE co.,
LIMITED
Caroudelet street.---.-..--..47
NEW ORLEANS
IMPORTANT SPECIAL NOTICE
= = = 7 = = AN . u Z
NEW ORLEANS.

IMPORTANT SPECIAL NOTICE.
The AMERICAN COTTON TIE COMPANY
tLlMlTEDl having fixed the price Of the celebrated
ARROW COTTON TIE
At So so bundle less per cent discount for cssb
the General Agents hereby RuthortEe their Sp
IN this city dealers IN Bang Stuffs sell To and
contract with FACTORS and Country Merchants for
inture delivery on the above.nAmed price and terms
IN quAnuaeS from time TO time as may be required
settlements being m ade OF delivery.
. The Company having large stock now on hand and
having contracted for Su abundant supply to me +ho
entire demand for Cotton Tes throu Ghout the Coto1
States; the celebrated ARROW TIE will be nGaeS5
up pon the market generally and sold By their
Asehts at the price and terms above IL being
ue object and purpose of the COMPANY to merit he
continued patronage Of the planting community
R. w. RAYNE d CO.,
ans = ly G GENERAL AGENTS.
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HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 81 Camp Street.
JOHN HENDERSON, President
P. IRWIN Vice President.
THOS. F. BRAGG, Secretary
Earnlngs.. -----....------...... .Sl9s, ,o33
Net Eronu. .----..........- 60 256
At election held Monday, the 7th inst the
following named gentlemen we're chosen Directors Z
this Company to serve for the ensuing year.
r: Irwin John Henderson
Thomas King. Thomas smith
1hos gilmore, W. j. Casteu
John T. Gibbons, Jas A GIrJnsr
William Hart Emile Gauche
DAVID JACKSON John q Hanna
F.J. Gas2uet.
And at q meeting of the Board held MayI4,b JOHN
HENDERSON, President, P. IRWIN. vice-President
and THoS. F. BRAGG, Secretary. were unanimously
reelected.
The Board declared out Of the net proSts ~ +ha
Company for the past twelve months 10 peS cent In
terest also per cent dividend or the paid M capiI
and 20 per cent dividend on premiums paid bv Etoc[
holders (DakinG. with the rebate IS per cent on pre-
iuns) Said interest and dividends to be placed to
credit Of the stock notes.
Interest and dividends fail rald stock PAYABLE in
cash At the Office Of the Company on end after 18th
pTox.
HeW Orleans. Nay I5, 1877. my2O y "
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FURNITURE
HUGH FLYNN'S

ICY AUD I1G9----.Poydras Street. 167 INC 1853
FINE vICTosIA BEDROOM SETS. reduced ffty
per cent
CHEAP VICTORIA BEDROOM SETS $50
COMMON FURNITURE away down below anything
yet in the market.
Cash buyers are invited to call. ocsnlv
v BIRI,
Importer, Manufacturer and DeAlerin
WILLOW WARE, WAGONS, CRADLES,
MARKET BASKETS,
Work Baskets. Cbaire, Clothes Baskets, German and
French Fancy Baskets etc.
12o. 287 and 253 Chartres Streets,
del7 &c ly NEW ORLEANS.
A BRoUssEAU d SON,
H.. Charities Street II
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Carpetings,
oAISA ASb Cocoa MATING.
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS
SRTMB HNp GEoTHS MS GTGs GTI MATS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CURTAIN MATERIALS Lace Reps Damasks
Cornices, Bands, Pine Ginps Loops and Tassels
Hair Cloth, Plush. Bed Ticking and Springs,
boHLAFS' by the Bale and Piece. oci5 rs Iy
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
WIN. B. KLEINPETER,
NOTARY PUBLIC
CONKISSIONER OF DEEDS.
61------ Camp Street, 81
au@6 "a ly Corner of Comm ercial Place.
p P. CARROLL,
ATTORNET-4T-LAW,
CaroDdelet Street 20
Guarantees prompt attention to all legal business
P'A0ou III MS nShos' jy22 77ly
1cN A0A ---- ----'---- 80. 80. DENTIST
JAS. S. KNAPP, D. d. s.,
15-----. .----. -Baronue Street,. lis
jel01I ly New Orleans.
G. ]. FaEDs1CHs,
DENTAL SURGEON,
Charles Street.
@@yzo :. y Corner Girod.
w B. LANCASTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
l&2 2------------.G Gravier Street. l22
del ly Between Camp and St. ChArlea
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The Board of Trustees this day resolved that after
paying the annual dividend Of TEN PER CENT on
capital stock of Company, that dividend of TWENTY
PER CENT in cash be paid Monday June ilth, to
those parties entitled to receive the same.
Thos. A. Adams, Frederick Csmerdsn
Samuel B. Newman, J.L. Harris
John Phelps, Joseph Stone
Adam Thoms IN, George Martin
Henry Abraham, Alfred Moultoa
Victor Meyer, L. c. Jury
Joseph Bowling, Edward Male
Edward ]. Cav George W Sen:el
Simon Eernsheirn, a. Levi,
Simon Forcheimer, VIM H. MattEe7s
Joseph 3. Wolfe, Paul E. Mortim.r
r. B. Post, John V Moore
Edward Pllsbary, W. B. CopEer,
j ohm e King Henry u. Preston,
Samuel H. Kennedy. ie,oi1ar 6m
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o. Mary. pure and beautiful.
Thou art the Queen of May;
Our garlsnds wear about thy h air,
And they will ne'er decay.
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INURANCE.

11He TWENTY EIGHTH ANNUAL sTATEMEN
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| MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. CORNER
Nlo7th st.-Rev. wm. Lloyd. pastor. will preach at II
4. VI aud 10 T. ". subjeetsMorning Little Children,
source of Praise 10 God and strength Men Evening.
| Those Who Folcw Him ~ All lnade welcome.
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A SPIRITUAL CONFERENCE At THE BARyARf
"A Rooms sunday from ;n to J. aud continued Ia tn
evening from 30 30 Mediums aud speakers invite
10 be present and 81 take part.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

L,0a SALE CHEAP FOa WANT or r>k-A vRR,
handsome andauic best city make. but little used II
perfect order Can 90 seen NJ private stable 100 wes
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A Ill SAINTS CHURCH, CORNER OF HENRY AMI
N SCANNED Rev. William r. Dnnne rector Service
iu- A. NJ and IN 4. N. every sunday. and "Wednesday
mr.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES

Tho 1000 tickOls ending With " 0ho tho two
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A. 7. STEWART 4 Co,

BROADWAY. 4TH Av., srH AND 10Th srs
MILLINERY AMI DNkSSMAKlNG.
At MxKfE rTLNANN's ffROM raxIs4 AtsESr. IN
portcrFinest creations In PRrsan Millinery;
splendid assortment minimum prices to-day AZ 9Th
av.. second door Dc,ow 18th 81
(Vka PE-WE CALL tn ATTENTION or THE
OirAde, especially tho ladies' in
rednishlns new and Old Grape. MAKING lr VAT n
PROOF and beautiful black. by Shivers patent Fashion
Paror Domestic building corner 4,h IT. and ntoa.wav
q. SHRIvER 4 60.
MNE. CAMILLE DE LACY. sss2is BROADWAY. Will.
w offer duriug the coming week the richest aud
giant line o French Round Hats and Bnnncs at figures
~ cl will bctcr vauo for the than
be found this market
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OFFICIAL DRAWING OF TnE.
- kENIucEY STATE LoTlEky; cLxss q.
WEDNESDAY. MAY It, 1871.
SIMMONS A DICKINSON Manngers.
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pOsT OFFiCE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE AOTIcL.
The foreign mails tor the ending SATURDAY, May
10 1871 will close at hi. onicc ON tuesday at " n.
E,r Europe BY steamship Nevada via Queenstown. On
"Wednesday a 4. ~. for Europe, by steamship Rus
III via correspondence for France bc ior.
<ried TIL, hc iay addrcssed aud
st 4. " fcr France direct by steamship frspcc. VIA
IBayre on lhufscay ~ II ~, W. Tor Eurvpe, by
.eanship fr.s, via Plymouth, Chcroourr and liam.
bnrg On saturday at 80 A. ~ Tor Europe by steam.
cr ernsny scotland and North o Ireland be ardcd
by this must ce specially addressed. and A. A.
NJ aud aud North ot Ireland by sieArnshp An.
choris. via Aoyilc and glasgow. aud at II sp A. N. or
Fope by steamship Rnein VIA Sou and Brcme
Tho Nevada Russia aud CITY of Nchnond do not tsks
n,als Denmark. Sweden and Norway The mails for
The mails the wcs, incs via Havana win leave Nee
York May Tho mail tor Australia. will leave
Francisco May o Tho mails Tor Chins aud japan viii leave
san Francisco May ~
NEy YoIk. Ma AZ. 1871 *i.tAt
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4 MEXICAN FREE CHURCH, UNIVERSITY BULL
IA ing Washington square Rev Charles McCarthy pn
tor IL. The Pillar and the Cloud" aud q, 'iig
Shining in "A Dark Place"
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)The pastor Rev. u o. Sweetser will preach orrov
mornins and evening" 10 - aud 10 O'Clock. Evenin
subject =. The Euvirons Of Jerusalem" Third lecture
the Holy Land.
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w ASH NGTON SQUARE METHODIST EPISCo
"A nal Church rev James ". King. pastor will preact
iOt M aud ia r NJ strangers cordiIliy invited
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

L'REE,. BAPTIST, cnykc1. 10Th s1.; WEST eTIl
av--Rev. ~ L. Rowell will preach az y A. VI. "Liy
in 70 Minislern aud ~ "a r u rhe seen anA tnseen
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A = CHIcKERlNG HALL 5rH Av., CORNER 18TH
As-Rey. samuel Colcoru prcaches sunday, 10 ~ A. "
Rev David Is. Jutten 3.D T. ~ Singing by Charles 4.
dunn aud the large choir seats free. Everybody invited
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~ OFFICIAL KENTUCKY STAT DRAWINGS.
~. KsNrUcxY EXTRA CLASS so. 3S5-HAY ~, 1877
> 60 56 AZ. 10. ~. y. ~. ~. -, ~ 20, 90.
REsrucKy--tIAss No 3jS--uay iS 1877
~. 10, a. ~. -. D ~. ~ ~ u. 81. 80 81. .s
uESRy-NxrRA CLASS 20. .35-usy ~. 1871
40 So a. I'll ~, IL. ~, ~ "a. II, 20. Is, 60
nfSnY--cLAss 80. 2l6-sAy -. 1877.
Gs. *. ~, 60 -. T. ~. H. =. ~ 90 ~. 20. 81.
SIMMONS g. DICKINSON, Managers.
Information given regarding tue above drawings Ap.
ply to j. cLUTE CO. 200 broadway.
Ola SICKNESS pREykNtEp. A'ScRE PRENENrA
Sve of this miserable maadS will be w tho under
signed receipt Of 81 Address OLD PuEsER. .0lO
Post ofce
IERGNE's ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS. ADMIN
v is.ered BY dis,Oysrer. rheumatism, debility,
chronic disoravrs. Ii Eas. 18Th 81.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-09-13
United States Marsbai's Sale.

United States VS.. Joseph Hampton ct
als.-No. S207 in tile United States
Circuit Court for the Fifth Circuit
and District of Louisiana.
DY virtue of an order of Court to me
- directed in the above entitled suit.
L will proceed to sell to the highest bid
der on FRIDAY, the 2lst day of Sep
TENDER, 1877, at I2 o'clock M, at the
Courthouse at Lake Charles, parish of
Calcasieu, in this State
Ninety-fve Thousand Logs, more or
less, lying and being on Blackman's
Bayou, Bayou Serpent, Sabine River,
Houston River, Indian Bayou, Whis-
key Chitto Bayou. Barnes Greek, Per-
kins Mill, Norris d Co. s Mill, and Gill
" Platz's Mil about 10000 four thou
sand Railroad Ties on Sabine River,
and "a, 000) fifty-four thousand feet of
lumber at Mill OF Norris &c Co.
Seized in the aboye suit.
"LRMs-The property to be sold id
lots OF the same brand as expressed in
the inventories on file at this office, and
for an average price per log-the pur-
chaser to pay the amount of his bid in
cash at the time OF adjudication, and to
receive delivery of the possession of
the property purchased at the locality
where the same lies.
United States Marsnal's office. New
Orleans, 3D. day of September. 1877.
JACK WHARTON,
TTp;fa1 Statas MorSbol
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GOLD. e aonsy. 0 h psa t sap %e 1ss
gold you can get greenbacks. We need
q person in every town to take subscrip-
tions for the largest, cheapest and best
Illustrated family publication in the
world. Any one can become successful
agent. The most elegant works of art
given free to subscribers. The price is SO
low that almost everybody subscribes.
One agent reports making over $3.50 in
a week. A lady agent reports taking
over 400 subscribers in ten days. All
who engage make money fast. You can
devote all your time to the business, or
only your spare time. Yon need not be
away from home over night. You can
DO it rs well as others. Full particulars.
directions and terms free Elegant and
expensive Outfit free. Ii yon want
profitable work send lis your address at
once. 1t costs nothing to try the blisi-
ness. No one w.lo engages fails TO make
great pay. Address 1.-The Peoples
Journal" Portland, Maine.
September 6. I677-ly
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This is the title OF the greatest motto
song ever published in America. Witt
ten and composed by Bobby Newcomb.
Will be sung in almost every theatre in
the land. Price IS cents per copy. If
you can not get it from your regular
Music Dealer, send to the publisher, IT,
w HELMICH, No. 50 West 4th ST.,
O.
CHOIR RUS.
Let capital shake hands with labor,
Let the poor have the bread that they
earn
For surely they need every penny,
Is u lesson quite easy to learn.
Remember the poor love their children,
So give them smile, not Al frown,
Live, aud let live, be your motto,
Oh don't put the poor working man
down.
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State Of Louisiana.

Parish Court Parish Of Calcasieu.
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE w. GoRHAM,
deceased.
DY virtue of commission issued and
ID to me directed from the Hon. Court
aforesaid. in the above named success
sion, | will offer at public sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash, on the prem
ises, being the late residence of de-
ceased, on MONDAY. September II,
1877. between legal hours, the follow.
ing described property, to wit:
A certain lot or parcel of land, stu
ated in the town Of Lake Charles, and
being the west half of lot No. 81 of the
subdivision of lands of the estate of
Samuel A. Kirby, measuring 9634 feet
front, on Pithon Alley, by depth Of
LA feet. running back east from said
Alley, between parallel lines, together
with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon
Also one small rarlor stove, old
sails, 6 chairs, small clock, old ison,
and other personal property.
b. r. STODDARD,
aug. l6 Curator.
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BILLIARDS BILLIARDS
AT
JOHN DILLON'S,
On Public Square and Corner of Ward
Alley.
Lake Charles, Louisiana.

I would respectfully inform those of
my friend, both here and at a distance,
who have any expectation of getting
thirsty, that have just received most
complete assortment of Pure Liquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, which
am DESTROYS of selling at wholesale
and retail at prices to justify both seller
and buyer. My wines and brandies are
unsurpassed, and my WHISTLES the
simon pure" Before leaving town be
sure and call around and take parting
farewell Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand. ap4n4y
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-09-13

A MATTER OF HEALTH.-Never
stand when ycu can do your work
as well while sitting. Every
housekeeper, and especially every
mother should heed this. Have a
variety Of seats of different heights,
from the low cricket to the Office
stool Of moderate height. 1t is a
matter not only Of comfort but
health N. Y. Advocate.