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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-10-11

OFFICE PARISH SCHOOL BOARD,
Lake Charles, La, Oct. 3, 1877.
Whereas, The Parish School
Board OF Calcasieu failed to meet
10 regular session, October 9th,
1877; and
Whereas, There is business Of
Importance to the public school
interests Of Calcasieu, which claims
the immediate attention of the
Board /; I therefore issue this my
order for a special meeting to be
held at the Courthouse in the town
of Lake Charles, La., on Tuesday,
October 10th, 1877, at IL o'clock
A. M. j. w. BRYAN,
Pres. Par. School Board.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-10-11
A. G. POULET,
Tanner & Crlrrier.

LAKE CHAKIaES, LA.
I will inform the public that ! have
constantly on hand and for sale good
assortment of Leather. and that the
same can be had at Mr.. Paul Lafargue's
store, a SO at Mr.. JOS, Chavanne's store.
Feb ] 1677-march Is
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-10-11

special meeting Lake Charles Coun-
ell u. #. T. tonight
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-10-11

When the President was at
Lynchburg, Gen. Jubal Early de-
clined to call on him, remarking
that Hayes owed him . visit.
Said Early, III planted two
batteries and q brigade one night
to greet him in the morning, but
when day broke he had gone
away."-fN. q. Democrat.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-10-11

All of the branches Of a Business
Education taught.
Independent Department for the
English branches.
Higher Mathematics. German, and
Elocution.
Photography taught personally or
per mail.
For fnll course Of Double Entry
Book keeping in all its forms
with Commercial correspond
ence 800 90
For full Commercial Course,
embracing all the branches OF
a Practical Business Educa-
ton, Life Scholarship ..... $50 90
Reference made to thousands Of stu
dents who have completed under our in
struction.
For circulars giving fnll information
concerning time to complete board,
course of instruction, etc.
Address
j. w. JOHNSON, Prest.
CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT.
June 81, 1877
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j. w. BRYAN.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-10-11
Glorious NeWs:!!

Sept. 90
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-16

the best part to examine, since there it is
usually somewhat shorter than in other
portions. Softness or elasticity is impor-
lant to enal,le the wool TO withstand the va
rious operations OF manufacture. A want
Of this quality is most conspicuous between
the points of the shoulders and up the neck.
Harsh, wiry wool is inclined to be brittle.
Lambs wool is softer than that OF the sheep
from the same flock.
Absence of strength, elasticity and other
good qualities is produced by lack OF regu-
lar and generous feed OF sheep, while the
opposite course alone can insure a good
supply of yolk. Drought, extreme cold and
any sudden change that checks the growth
OF grass or the supply of food, is seen to eX-
hibit its injurious. effects on the quality OF
the wool. NO one deficiency is so sure to
cause a break in the wool, and frequently y
stripping OF shedding of the fleece, as want
of pure water. Those who rear sheep may
obtain a value in wool proportional the
care, food and sh elterd evuted to their tlocks.
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-16
VALUE OF MEX AND BEEF. 8

City people often complain of the high
price they pay for milk and this is, per-
haps,l not unreasonable, considering the
proportion of water they buy with it. But
il is quite evident that consumers do not UNI.
derstand the comparative food value of milk
and beef. Round steak has about 70 per
cent. water, and 30 per cent solid matter or
food, counting. Done and all. The sirloin
has about 5 per cent. more of solid food.
II we say the average OF beef contains IS
per cent. OF solid food, it will be giving it all
the credit it deserves. Milk contains, on an
average, % per cent. solid food, and 81 per
cent. water. A quart OF milk weighs PIP
pounds; this is equal to AL ounces of solid
food, A pound of meat contains $50 ounces
of solid food three pints of milk would
give 6.6l ounces of solid food, or one ounce
more than Il pound of meat. And as milk
contains all the elements of food in a solu-
bic form, and these elements are almost
identical with those OF meat, it follows that
three pints of good, pure milk has a greater
food value than a pound of meat. Three
pints of milk, ut s cents per quart. would
cost Il cents and, therefore, good milk. at
) cents per quart, is cheaper than good
meat at II cents per pound. This brings
the standard OF both milk and meat down to
the solid food each contains !; and, as milk
IS easier dlgested than meat, there is every
reason Tor using milk freely as an article Of
alet. The adult"ration, or, stating it mildly
the diiutlon of milk with1a double portion
Oh water,ti is the great drawback to increased.
consumption. Hcity consumers really knew
what good milk is, they would demand. and
compel dealers to keep only the pure arti-
cle.-Nat. Live Stock Jourr-,.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-16
THE DAIRY Y.
DIFFERENT PROCESSES OF BUTTER
..., MAKING. Ia aunt+j"
MAKING.

A CORRESPONDENT of the american Farmer
has the following: ~, .1 el.
Denmark and Sweden, along with France
are the. countries which supply England,
Brazil and the East with butter. The prep
aration of butter in the first two countries
is altogether the opposite of what takes
place in France; yet the products OF France
appear, from market notes, to realize the
higher prices. In Denmark and Sweden the
butter is prepared from cream SKINNED
from milk cooled III ice the moment after
the COWS are MIXED; it is churned at a SIM
liar low temperature, we'll worked to eXpel
the milk never washed, and salted at the
rate of 1 to 6 per cent. The French admit
this plan enables the butter to resist rancid
ity and a hot climate. but ut the loss of its
consistency, flavor III aroma. 1t is the
opinion of excellent Judges, that by adopt
ing the Swartz process of butter making,
viz cooling the milk by means of ice or
well-water, and churning the cream before
it becomes at all acid, also at a low temper
attre, then washing the butter with water.
SdltlIS ~ OIlCC till IOl HOOd, NVl MEX II
slightly and rapidly, the most perfect but
ter for eNportation could be OF tained. In
France, butter is never sent unsalted to the
market. and hence its aroma and flavor can
be fully tested the wholesale buyers then
salt and barrel it up Immediately for expor-
tation to Brazil,. the most important market
after England. In the case of the extreme
East, Denmark, however, beats France in
the market; but France is the first in the
preparation. Of fresh butter. 1t is admitted
that when a dairy is suitably fitted up, it is
advantageous to place the milk, immediate
ly on being drawn from the COW in pans
cooled by ice or well-water; this secures a
better throwing up of the cream, and a more
profitable yield of butter. 1t is still i Curl
Gus fact that experiments made by NJ. Mai
's%onhaute, according to the Swartz process,
failed to secure aroma and flavor in the but
ter, Willie i'll perflmery manufactures it is
by the agency of cold that tile volatile and
essential oils are fixed in fatty substances.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-16

not prepared for digestion till the animal Is
,o,;n cool. Salt should always be within
,s,ch, and we have found an occasional
handful of clean wood ashes a preventive OF
disease and an assistance to the bowels ana
appetite.-An. Stock Joarnaf.
There is no business in the Territory that
will exceed stock-raising for profit .4,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-16
Rob Roy,

s. Bright bay, four years old, 10 II h ana, FORTUNE;
weighs about i 300 lbs. Sired BY importer saf i 80 Il he
seaaon. #5f i aGHtsE5 IS 8!!l R1, .r.oostnrnef DC
f%a narfs not aa proT'n ~ NIT an bis 11s' must be seitl.d ~ 'F
time,of service, or before the Iemoss f. y h and cert
Good pasture furnished at 81 per "a 31o escapes III III
takenlof stock; but all accidents anu ose'f
Season , conimfnences May Isl and ends :, a niIIu nsp,.
'TY Youngsters to beseep ut my ranch n ahH section 81
of the. principal stock-growers N If , the superiority
country, are q sufficient guarantee ~'sst
grfHorses and Youngsters teirs for sale. Sd I4tif
For particulars address, n ,.1u ACJr's
3a-am Watson, BeaNe'
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-16
$. MI.N!GO,
rs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Dapplc grey, five years old, IL IL ! ha ! sa. "su'
and weighs / TOO lbs. Willserye ut $so sH ;m a,"arr
Pedigree: Sired by st, Laurent (4sa), i ~ irsS,,
from Francein 1870; Dame by Napoieon on :" IA.
polcon esd imported from France in 1891. =
ID. by imported Flanders. ttittff st42 F. ss'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

The Democracy aud members Of oil
|pther parsies, whe are opposed 90 The
policy ofsthe party - pnAeF. xiiIbe ad
dressed at the following times and places
sAsMDOu9AtiS SCHOOLHoU
in -Sunsbury township, Tuesday evening,
0ctober al by WrLLlAH WEDoLE and
"A. j. PEARSON, Esqrs.
AtGRAYSyiLLE, Wasi,iugtpntovu
|ship Thursdsy evening, Otseber 4tb, by
Judged r. MoRRIs, A J. PEARSON
DxvrD 0kEr and JAMEs A. WATSON
Es@ss.-
hA,DAY's SCHOOL HOUSE senec.
township, Thursday evening. Octobel
Az Nv W1LLiAM WrDDLE and JeaN ?
SrRIccs, Esq's = : ssss
i ? Az LEWISvILLE. Summit township
Friday evenin. O, ,;tober 9Th, BY VII.
LIAM WEDDLE and JOIN P. SrneSs
4 IT soAMERoN. Adams ds,ssi.,, iovusbipse, sbsi
Friday evening. October ssh, bvyaAssJ
PEARSON and john B DRIaas. E.qrs =
At MARSHALL RIDGWAY'S Pack
ing House, in Washington township, Of
Friday evening October 5th. BY Hen
JAMES WATSON, DAVID 0xEr, Esq, an,
JAMES A WATSON. ESQ -
At,CLARINGT0N, Salem township
ON Saturday, evening, October ed. b
lyddge AnEs R MoKRls and JoHN 3
DRess, Eeq = & b. 81
AT RINARD'S MILLS, washingto
township, on SATURDAY. evening, Uctobe
6yh, bv Hon JAMES WArsoN. DAVE
OkEY, O F FLINT and WlLIlAx WEE
DIE, Esqrs ~ E
At CALAIS, Seneca township. Saiul
dav evening, Octnber 9th, by JoES T
SPRIaes and A J PEARsoN, Esqrs
AT BROWNSVILLE, Benton towt
ship. on Montiay evening, October 3
by Hon. JAHEs W ArsoN. DxviD OK
and WILLlAN WEDpLE, Esqrs
= Denoessts. tlrp oat 10 ,hsse meeting
and hear the issues fairly and honestl
| d;acu seai. . " TsHaA 8 HTNgtlM 70
Bv order of the 'ss ga - s'A' ]
1S5DEMocRArIc ExScurive COMMITTEE
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02

After the election we shall, pay nasat.
tention, through the columns Of THE
ss1MS to anything that may sppsar II
the paper conducted BY E d GooDRrcH,
unless 1t should become necessary 70
defend honorable citizens from bis sour
'rilops6 6ttscke; :sssslss u ga .Dng
g ID this campaign We have souly per
formed our duty hy defending men d
charartet, for which Ne believe our read
era thank us. and demand no apology
It is distasteful at any time to wrangle
and dispute, but when the characters ol
honest men. are assailed and traduced
by malicious and disfeputable- men, fol
mo other feason than that of malice and
greed, it Is the duty Of every man. WHO
desires the triumph Of truth, honesty and
fairness. to rally To- their support .and
sustain and uphold them by all honora
BILE means This We have done, ant
feel assured that on Tuesday, the 9th
the voters of this county will endors.
cur course.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02
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tsnsbnrs, and spp,fx It 37oo. an /. 4. . ~
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5E ECiueia1asi--SEsF se7 7-sCatile-,
eommsmSf11 jBsfaftai, Medium 8 rs
ss H50::a good 70 choice batcher grades !
76s4 &C.; fsis ~ good shippsts 4 rs 'ss
rs: fsif ,to aood Tsxans sud Chsfokees
3 T5a3 SO; sfair to good hes W oxen
'50a4 so, fair TO good light feeders ssaa
as: and fsitto good heavy ,dc lal 80,
Hoas-ComtDen. & Scat fa,sfo good
tight s 20s5-45 ~ .saivtto eSHd pschihs
grades s 1sa6 20; ,selecteH butchers
4oab Or ,. e :. - asllos ~
.slSHEEs-Common to faff " SIC, aud
kood Is ck6itsf afax3 d pei is gross, e 2
sss LAHSs~iC CdMHb 10 x4lf Sta4cs and
good to choiesv4t f. rstl ID aIess,. ).
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02
: Tuesday the 9th
INST, is election
Inv. /

HWILLIAM WEDDLE, Democratic
candidate for Auditor is competent
and does discharge his duties as Au-
ditor in a manner wholly satisfac:
tory to the tax payers of this coun-
ty. BE isan honest,trythful,st
forward citizen, and his vcharacter
as ,snch, cannot be. impaired by the
statements and afidayits of men
who have not such standing before
,xlzk.ss : a1..s ssrzk z@ssss S.ffs + II a e -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02

- SEA+a meeting held bv the Denoc.
rseS Of Perry township. on. Thursday
essniKg, the 2osh uit, the Following res.
5lu.ions we're sdopted; tlf1j
. MHRssAs,sThe Republican p1rty,
In our county, has put in nomidsti6z
certain candidates for the various
Official positions now to be filed 81
6nt coming Fab election, and lfsys
hppekled 70 the Democratic Party
for support asking them 70 sotslfoi
one Who accompanies his announce
ment that he will take $500 less FOL
his services than the State lawsgal
low f6t sach services, thereby using
this asa means to influence Demo
cratic voters TO support Republicai
Office seekers, therefore be it ann,
:. REs6LyKD, By the Democracy o
Perry township, that We treat. an,
and all such appeals : as ATTEMPTED
BRIBERY and an insult to the prin
ciples of Democracy, and viii no
lend our. support to the proposition
RESOLVED, That we will suppor
al Of the candidates chosen fol- I'll,
various official positions by the De
|mocracy at our late Primary Elec
WY oa5 @ DAVID LENrz, prsss!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02

i ~ Fhe idea thai y Dgmgerats v9ald
make proposition to Republican 70
lspport him for Office! Reader, can
you think Of anything more absurd OF
Ipfspasterouss And especisIly, that ,
Democrat would make sneh . ,p.op"si
ton to GooDRloH, The Rcpnblican from
Nyhle unly,4she h consinuslly bera
ting Democratsf Isn't it the thines
fabrication ever pin forward with thi
hore of cheating 1 Democrat out 0
votes fzo .crLEz1 Y 8 IOCw
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02

~The afiiaylt of Yodaoo is copied
in this paper letter for letter and word
for word % isappeared ii ths Densssass
The word .sin occurred twice id The
copy and both appear in this paper; let
tiers that shedld helcapitaIs ere fmadeite
appear in lower.case letters just as We
found them ini the copy. /.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02

e~The Democratic tickets will he
sent to the several townships this week
Any other tickets, purporting to be
Democratic, having the names OF Re
publican candidates written upon them,
may Sc setSdo Vi asa Repdbiicdn move
TO trick Democrats
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02

R63t fmOre = SEPT 36 Ca tle--
Dahl snd psacesl 9e te&es; very hes'
le5 7Ss6 zS nt,qgali'y4 7bas % ,ime
dun tsxs5 otdMat j 5a3,f5 ;fn,'st saie.
ss stas; receipts . fsthead ,ssss $ aes
Fhsah, asSsi e'ls - ss'-.'eJ ! :. '',.'l
Hoss-Siesdy. demand fair, fings 81
sS: receipts 1856 head 80 =
Sarrr- In lair demand and unchane
ed; rates range 4a5c; receipts 3643 head
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02

~ The Denbcracy pf Perry, ,l,town-
ship bad 4 rensiing meeting the evening
of the 25th ult.s iSpeeches we're made
|byaA u PEARsoxe Esq Cspt .WILIlA,a
DoueHERry, M HoEErLER and yoBS
|JErfERs, Esd i Of Sunsbury township.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02

DCThe Democrstlc meetiix at NV
Castle Last Saturday evening xas adj
dressed by Judge MoRRIs and DAVID
OxEY. ESQ. .TTkaI II a q
Tue meeting at Miltonsburg was ad
dFesed bYzWILEIAHa WEDpLr. A ].
PEAksoN and j P SPACES Both meet.
lings we're well attended.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02
j eDThe Democracy Of the Eastern
mart of -Cantot t,vosh;n sasemhIed al

- ~ Tue UemUcracy OF tue E1a5telH
part OF Center township assembled at
NzcHAEr's school house the 9Th gult ,
Id the evening. and we're addressed by
--.-MoRRfs, MI Il GRIFyTTH auu
a u PEARsox,. Esq The meeting was
|sell s.tended. Mr. Galssrrn made an
|extehent speech, judging fton The nigh
|cenpIimant paid it hs Judge MoRRis =
'rhe 10 cent voters oi the Republican
ticket are exceedingly scarce among the
Democrats III that secrfori
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02

70 bsyond ssQmpsfiesh = = fe11t -
the c1ss sefe GOn10uPftA eQyu 8d1
MOST Apvexsss ssAez6 j fAsshpal p1qr 5
estasfh. and sli dssapgsHpsfN ~
'v0US SYSTEM 4 airoulAf pte11i18 <6ei
ricgtAps % nAzreAsRs q@551iyof "
rat sdyfos f6r III trSsii1Sns of y15 idils ssss
Stoss s3ls4sf fShed, An esfll y u llst
|sasssp &At ne ss& ~ D faSll ~ slIs6
ssnss. kidssss 0StA1 4 1,U409. - I ~
|piis,ss ~ csnlabdtshstIs u q - ~
sihiinhA saess,q ed - soae,aesss ..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02
.hIluesday the9thl
inst. is & election q
|daY.

r. eEIf GeoDRIoH, the Republican,,
would act as honestly IN rendering his
Fbiibagsipst ahe SCoantys ss WllLIAh
W WEppLE does in the discharge or bis
|ocicjsl duties, no taxpayer in Monroe
onn,s you'd n havs 81 Y, sss l rf's0sa sss e
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02

If IKepablican asks you to
vofs he Rspublicaa ticket; inform
hin a PoljtAly as you can that your
vots q net for sale; but if ie Vas you
would moi talss 10 ,csnts for IT,.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02

es0r.'rhis year he WEpDLE) attempt
ed to ,arive b ear,ubt bar1ain with us
&C H GooDRlcH, Republican from No
BILE County ,TzgaT1 gIAh fIsI .eH !
What -forf Your support wouldn',
benefit him particle among Democrats,
and your opposition couldn't defeat him,
let it be ever 80 abusive II you inten-
dea shss asa joke, y6ua ore entitled ID
credit for getting of q tolerably good
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02

fE Reader, ask yourself this CUES
tion. sfter you,have read carefully Mi.
WEDDLE's affidavit: Is not the whole
matter Z eontemraihle trick to- iajnre
WEnDLEa Ninety nine out or every
hpndyed ,psrsops yillr Immediately con
clude that such is its true character and
support him the more heartily becauss
Il a. Aa ss a. /
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02
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|se Hxpyess tr6lhs rcd daily, sthsr tssinf daily
except Sunday. s.5s4 s.af ies
ITRyK D. BARRY, Western Psscs AM. Gin
10 MI .sa4 bsEif5s einnstt - ysa1o6 siss
I'm COLE s0snstal Ticket As't. Raltiness.
| ~. O.. s.ottNcYs Gen l M.nsssrs Nsserk.sdil
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-02

SEWhehever We u can car fnd . paragraph
inshe speech Of . Republican that will
convict another Republicans, or his .ids,
Of falsehcod, = We shall not hesitate to
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az s1ts[ 9. g. !. - ~ :, -,
'of the Democratic County Con VEN
ton for Auditor.
JOHN B. NoLL is the nominee of
the Republican County Convention
for Auditors & = 1 II yg -
Democrats,. work to give WlLLrAM
WEDDLE and the balance of the
Democratic ticket over 1000 major
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voters on she 1ist and I'D ult
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