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WISdO71l.
Caution is the father of security.

Caution is the father of security.
The sleeping fox catches no poultry.
Confidence is the companion OF sue.
cess.
The only wages never reduced-tbe
wages of sin.
Ignorance has no light; error follows
Il false one.
Some people lock At everything, yet
really see nothing.
There is no grief ike the grief which
toes not speak.
He who chatters to 10 purpose climbs
tree to catch fish.
lie who takes advice is sometimes SUI
perior to tile giver.
1T is better to need relief than tswant
the heart to give it.
Those who know the least Of Others
think the most Of themselves.
The greatest truths are the simplest
md SO are the greatest men.
Cast your nets in the right water, and
they may take fish While you are sleep |
ing.
In character, in manners. in style. in !
Ill things, the supreme excellence is siu.
I,licity.
The true secret Of living at peace with
Ill the world is to have an humble opinion
If ourselves.
Many child goes astray. not because
here is want of prayer or virtue at home.
tut simply because home lacks sunshine.
The more enlarged our mind is, the
more We discover men Of originality.
/ our commonplace people see no differ
nce between one and another.
The noblcst part of Il friend is IN hon
st holiness in the notifying Of errors. He
nat tells me Of fault, aiming at my good.
must think him wise and taithtill-wise
spying that which see not: faithful ir
lain ACCOMPLISHMENT not tainted with flat
VIM. II. Vanderbilt was an inveteratt
noker in his youth. and one day in 1853.
The family were on the steam yacht
orth Star. en- route for St. Petersburg, his
Their remarked to him: IL wish you
ould give up that smoking habit Of yours
/ give you $4,000 if you do it," The
II replied: You need not give HE any
oney. Your wish is quite sufficient" j
, has not smoked since.
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C2. CHANDLER, mai
1l1n a.1-- Ncxv.Yri

8. W. Langh' IN sole Agent for bQ
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=. s.,M....:ilIs AND IyE
.s.TF:. s El0NS.
TIP .~TrEDT.

Z c,;J't so-c,r'ieI cold ~ill oftti
IL = f~:.C'.r cough, Which, una
- huHiv tss:.,ed, rus. hare but
1T, - -..;f cre5.tEQt0 IN q settled
t.t.c@.t = 80 s. 81. ,radt is unrs,
X - ~, =. FEi01S. To alt sutr
y.-s + q. prs e.. = cOHGit and erpeciord
= - +.'''! 5@s5 e. sound, r'lidbI,,
,-2.-t. r-.,.t. It aa0merts cap
go. ~ g.. les tie patient to q
-. = -.,t!I .r9.tc GrnosH, stAich, I
a. ':ft Jt:di '!o"s treatment, ,.nst
::.;r<-fe IS roisG:, 10 the res.c"'ar!
- II thc Iui,g. 6eJener",'"g aud
49, fIirt naust essential Of nY
- ........:,..s only il, az. cGrty ana
- Ect1:h. r.. 4CEEDN mas no I
-. ica- q s-pcrio,', and ats use sJ
:. g ss.o-r ts~ deposit. thereby aTII
II ;ri.e.!. tat L~nis tAs memoraIi
SCI tie rG.irnt .apossess.on Of u,
=. t.<sE>.
s'-:.-~. E*T;y Cents per bOttle
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-22

Puget Sound. the Western terminus of
tile Northern Pacific railroad. is looming
up as an agricultural region. The soil in
the vicinity is now said to be surprisingly
fertile. rivaling that of Californi, in its abil-
ity to present the farmer with enormous
vegetables. A cabbage was recently dis
covered which weighed los pounds. and a
turn'p . feet l-2 inches in circumference.
which pulled down the scales to lls
pounds.
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"Dedr Jim
II suppose that you are enjoying
Your summer trip down 10 Long Branch,
While l, poor unfo r;unate mortal,
Still 20 it alone in my ranch
"I've not Struck it rich since leit you
In facr, things have gone rather slow;
But " hat is the use Of repining?
Ills best a. il il, tina! you know.
What with lodging the sneaking red Injuns
And prospecting on; on the Hills,
Haven much time for complaining,
And look "a her light on lies ills.
Eyes. digging for gold is quite risky,
But some dav l'll strike rich pocket
struck a rich color this morning,
And hope has gone up like rocket.
"I've finished a letter 10 mother,
And told her to be of good cheer;
Some day III he with her, God bless her!
Without me her life must be !rexr.
"I'm writing this scrap in the doorway,
The sun is just sinking to rest.
Somehow, il remind. me Of h me, Jim,
But God dOeih all for the best
The crack Of n rife rings sharply,
The miner will prospect no more;
There a shout of The red man eXuting,
The writer fall, dead in the door.
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the vjoNDElEu
EGYPTIAN Bloo0-Pl,'l
HENAR wy
TLis Snror, rur.Ir

THIS Incompatible DEn
9 porerf"i ALTER1YICE cRdN
UEE1IE, DIIfHOREYir' Ton
ENT, Continuing rirtvr, and
1t inralsuhie and nerer' WMhtG
its continued use rtU ,LaHha
cate all diseases Of TIE bJ"oe1sgL,
<ienfs are Of u pur~tv Ln"'
lion, t"s products gathered na
Egyptian Prortnc"s, and ,rirN
the siighfcst faint # diseo,.'s
tenn, it n~rer fniis in cjectino@t
through tie medium or ,L"9h
f,<liiny it through tie s,nn, Ok
cha,aaets Of Ee Lody, tLey,t aNt
and, indeed, Jorcjny al u.Wt
Their proper "ortnGt and fu,..,a
ditiOM. 4 gerry brief spatc aor
eonrince any Pntic,.t nsiro ~
doubted reliability and wo,IN
tire propcrties, it being, ,no,,,t
16fy. the perv acre of ned;s.s.t
and tic u e0tcst d.scoreru 10
cge, in the treatment OF ~ liz
.sherc the b1ooh itself /, nr;s
sGst Of the lesion Or disord.."
SCR iETL1 aud tie thougnnJ
cawsrs tiat ieni to tbs terrI,a
of uhich az citi{:scG CONF
co0ai-rnt. fur FtLtical Truth ~
I'd fsnt tie " .,ius Of Ue fo~
ris:t ere, as;,;O Tie Hi,,d end f
era!inuv, anil t. EEOKIE-Itss
ENTLE'ELED tOHAgIYJTin,.
-oo.reIjA :cjurrnctor, cansino "
ma v..ce more to Qssome H.,
.riII If mnnhn0a.
F-Dr EFTiSf OTS DISy4s,,
..Ey DISORDERS, fOkS7Jpn,
TOSJIIENE!s, IIDLE AAbr,'
f'ItlPI HINTS, GIHLEIL1 IN
cU+ ID EEIL IYI, EHEigE
~ NDrLAft LNLhRGLNF,T,
,lE.LFD 1.iTDtj tINCEp y.
sfi! l.c"S or THE HOSrS !
. 81 III Lliy. EEWIIt'
z IL rs fdaG t. the gentlrr y,
s0ai. !cc,t sonf.it jof by scnsi,ir.
eli. t'.si G1;icNfr frn.ules, q,
ts-ct ,tffirn stpor their uiime,,
III FGR rs or CHRONIC Gis
y H-lICX T!tE ELOOD rs mi
.yE II. orr! T.. It is inrni..
.~r.sr,..nnre 'ritt III 3 rrmedy mi
posifice 0nd 3,ernlnnent ~,
.E4if., GrG T.: LLS cnG al n
st&G PEE,G ~.
Ihrr:<p,.Gs # Grstiai0a'c,s c..
nth # i"sc ci0in2s.
t.'t~s. Dra 5'"i."r, In lGrGe k
- b q ess -.
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"A very little boy had one day done
wrong and was sent. after paternal cOrrec-
ton, to ask in secret the forgiveness Of his
Heav My Father. His offence was passion.
Anxi MS to hear what he would say. his
mother followed to the door of his room.
In lisping accents she heard him ask to be
made better; never to be angry ;"ain and
then. with child-like simplicity, he added:
And Lord, please make mas temper bet
ter. tOOr'
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How He Startled Her.

\ whooping sort of a boy. with feet n.
broad and flat rs pie-tin, trotted through
the Central Market yesterday I'LL he reach
ed Il stall kept by single woman. about
thirty years old. Hating here, lie yelled
out:
Say. say. your little boy has been run
over and killed by the City Hail."
oh. oh. Heavens. Oh! OH she
screamed as she made dive under the
cOunte", came up on the outside. and start
ed to llow the boy. After going ten feet
she hal ed. looked very foolish Of u sudden.
and re marked:
Nv at goose lam! Why. amt even
married :'-Detroi Free Press,
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Payno's Age Of Reason.

PAfNE'S AGE OF REASON i. the Largest
Al N me Best Liberal Publication in America
Whlis It's mission j. 10 uufeiier the mind, OF men
n III the dismal super>Iiions OF the past, it is 4
nf't,ciass family journal a. well. Every hide
pc ideht Thinker can but be pleased will il and
Oh are resi- 'ecffully solicited to give it their
81 port; Specimen copies fifteen cents.
Adursss, SIXTH WILBUK PAYNE,
Is, 3m] IA Eighth Street. Nav York
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J! ?SiA.
G .GGY.

= t"r- C:@ =, e scGfr, specify. sq
c-',s far tfs,f ,:,ost dcpressinr,
~ go n 5ri fcoHrse o treatn,
80 ti-> Gt2rst;re organs to tn,
- strength, o:n1 promote the Il
:"r: ST IT, fHrrGch and int.stiv
7+~S ,.'.i:s.Gs!,ty Il iiterary q
-*"svS y-'!r s-l g u sefentary
s'fie,7 IsTrt< -"t, ;y th;s Ggsn
-9c4s IL ,~ !os-st - health onda
# F.- s-at~1-. tcttt .nce mc,.r
'',- D5Ft,yH.t Of 2GbOr.
-'rir-, c7r D0!icr, IN larg. ka
= Uotties, 81.
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PILES. t'smo!r|loids
EaEON.

.ny rruse2 tend 20 produce ti -
4. ui4t"cssiaJ state. The ~
,I.t ia IT'S return; tn: too to.|
u d'.S'ic p"rg"sircs tends to J.x ml
s:~r-, Gt-k rs nie.o,ts other ccu Tor q,
$ ,-,rrf ST ties. COM Ea;:tt, andh Deli
.in@ ~Lcc!';Os H;:S been preUAbls att
s.,ss:t', tc!sici, scould rapidly aE--|
.t;tpn.s o'.i ultimately pr0re aat
cs,sc. In J'ILON IRE hare
->irIa not 'uly oct, most instdnr
- ,@srorc ne largest tamors ofth l.
si~a) ~ absorption, end man q
<'~c '@csiced not only benefit, but
ri rIdi"u.iy erred. hare been %
p :or to usii.J MSS treatment
AT Svrge0ns tsat tie only relM -
-r,s' could ert'c- in life, troutd b
80 t,oH, ara Trmort"g 1t or then
ne Ss.v r. 33 tosr rssay 1 h". 5 sss
tn deiiJi.t, and is no,r presert~ C-1
.anV pr,tctisinD physicians, trho ar. h
tsa,.t oJ its p.erits. as TIC only
ire r,sre TAR PILES. Meets
I.,rf. fj'J Cents per P0e"a'' e at $
ST $500. tally id
THE iEOTC REMEDIES
*o.to,.,y's IA tl1c eradication of tho o.
AZ a'.d -'1rions Aadfadies dcnomrK=j
= J are t!c result Of patient, scare
Horionv, 0nI scientific inresrd
siSrarii.y C period Of many yeGn
.tro2e u!ta -Imeric0.
Il tie specific directions are t'rf a "a
IN. t!!orstsnGs of patients uiH@o@A n
90 10 TIC y pci0tirc Nerits, and or
ute erTry assertion. Uhere hcr
-cMy c0.:. III cations Ct disease, a"
mtg 20 Gcsire, DIR. CH4fDLb'
nIrss., to rirc all inIormat@'
~ttt ~ t~t!rr II necessary.
-9eSrr:p:tre and Irptan0toryV
e Ms ". r. &. ss"';e;ee Fl
4aDlC NES are not on sale surts Of
:3:catQr druggists, send OTder'
E2, CHANDLER nan
1879 Broadway, New.Yn
}. W. Langh' IN sole Agent f"r D
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Poetry.
A Letter Never Sent.

Az EPISODE OF TIE BLACK HILLS.
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.,lTiTn,
3 Tim,
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

TILDEN 10 THE FGpST.-T;;.e
Washington special dispatches
have bsen iutimating for several
lays thst there Was 4 plan on foot,
for organizing the senate. by this
or that compromises, 10 connection
with the contes ed seass, l,y which
Mr.. Hayes would l,s declared iI'e-
eslly put IN the White House and
the m jority iD Congress would
place Mr.. Tiid.,n there. The dis
patches add that = nnmber Of thu
leading Damoersts stated they
wanId net listen 10 soy disturbance
Vt tbs d.,css;pp n the E.sctoral
Conulisxion.
The New York Herald had Mr..
Ti'der i1tsrsi-wsd on the 23l No
vsmbsr. aud Mr. t. is report ID ss
saying that NJ. Hayes will soon
not ihsvs = Gorposal's guard to
support aim; aud. furthermore,
slathf. Tiidsn. purposes 10 pros
scute his right 10 the Presidential
chsir!"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

We havs mot ro0n this wsek &c
rssnDc ons ssvisw Of the detscts
Of sOur State consultation. About
sll The oppositioa 10 . soavsniion
- 1ssnpe . .sew constitution comes
ison. o. u isssiestsd By. Office
hoidses, OF those who want to bold
ol6ee. Many Of sissss men think
the Stets Owss them . Sat Twins,
ssd not thst they sshonld live f,n
the welfare n the Slate. and she,
don't want . new consiitution xl.icl
will abOlish nssisss o1sces, .ans
lower sbe present high salaries AMI
snoInmsnis Of neossasry ones
They weuld rather SER their fellow
eitis~ns sold ont Of bouse and HON.
iOs tAzss. The masses Of the pse
pie ere slowly bsgiuning to bsli~v.
tbas Offices .sbonld 10 created asd
6lIsd Tor the public ~elfass. and
not chiefly for the bepsfit OF ,o0ic.
holdSm.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

! troy-d ivy minute parasitic insects
C&uscsiiiE, fs>e Hssrczouseru., h
.'y-bIr6s, Eocrsxtsii.sz. lCsleoFt~7n.
-nsl -sv~ml iseferupt-nIus insec'.
Ut rismi-buIS. Dc The hest meth
s6 nj DESTROYING i!r-s- Insects ma
issund tn he Swinging the ire
roth from above AID D-lrw with
xnalr-e;l or s,,fi -sosp sHfi- mix I'd
thaznall quantity 81 Frrnvisu
lsBsssF~swy-sirv~vrf"ur tizsys, -
-s,on ~ tls~ Young ip-erts had
i1ascisrsi and sere run. ing abnu
an the irsv-s uuprnt-ct-d ny tn
wa1r scale or covering. winch they
acquire ~ saa,n ns they Tx Their
bes.ks IN the leaf To settle down Tor
life, and which prutects tine uirier
rnsr from tue liquid T.se garno
also, iropping frun TIE leaves on
tn the gronnd i,snen:ll. fsri;.iz-~
it, aud canes 81 isswi,hy growth.
wfIici. j. fAv"ralle 10 ti,ru~inc IF
the old o dssi scssrs. MANY
planters who have complained OF
the ia-ficzcy Of this r-naedy, npop
q1eati''ning. bnve acknowledged
h, 1t they shrugged their trees only
NC ssi.,naliv, and mot at regular
intervals OF two nr three days, thus
giving the Young maker insecss
time to fo,m the protecting scale
or shield between the syringings
and hay the eggs Tor fresh colonies.
Others state that they have care
fully followed the directions, and
yet sse no diminntion of the num-
Der of scales on the irse. This,
however, is because the old dead
female scales remain, adhering to
the bark and Issy-s nntiI thrown
of 10y q psw and vigorous growth.
II such scales le examined the,
will mostly hr 4 .npd empty. II,
however, B~w small scales 4Ir,p.G
APPEAR. ii il becanse sumo ~ the
first hrood have ''arspsd i'sswern
tl's days Of applying the r-iped,,
and the syringiDg should b. ,cou
timed until no Young scales xp-
pear ON the tsee.
An"tI'sr scsie-ins~c'. Asp;aiot~
(affinis.) Was fOnnd Oh in-
ported lemons in Jacksonville,
Fla. 1857. This insect il said to
he allied to dspid;D.as { Cxcas) CT
,ftcola M Boisduvsl, which has
been very injurious 10 the Orange
10 the maritime Alps ir Northern
Italy. /. is ,nucl, bfoads, than II
,loperii. aud more Of the shape ami
'o'or 1T an -r-ah.ll than IF -
puss~l. il in sn1ntioned nlsral, |
!" aprfise orange growers Of IT,
xistence, and to warn them to .,x-
''nine 'Aif impaired fruit well be-
ore Introducing it on their I,!Anta-
ions. Al ia said to be DESTROYED |
y y i,ysneaa,ptesons insect, Cocco-
,dogus. /
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

TK CRY HOrKL-Tbe name OF
tbi< justly popular hotel, at the
IarDer III Camp and COmmop
streets. New Orleans, il familiar ~.
o .ho0srhold word all over 1oui~i-
.sns, T~sss ssd Mississippi, and
wspsssua~ in all other 6smtbert
.6sstss. With thirty years ~xpe-
,sisDsc. thu .propsieioss know chow
10 ksep . hotel" and they do IT,.
IAtlsntive, polite fsse and lodging,
AsSt slas ;'ptiess. - low ssean b-
d~e6sssi stbsse ere iestas~s Of the
Ci11 NOtei. s6ss advertisement.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13
The Decay sf the RePusiican
Party.

How POLITICIANS ARE MENTALLY AMI
PHYSICALLY woRs OFT IT WASH
! IxGIgS.
! fCincinnnti Enquirer.
Tins; ih. R-pub:ie~n party bus
! iec,ne mentally and hodi!y en-
t-ebied us isr - its national repre-
sentstiun .g,s-s is plain 4frum .som4
peraOpal .Baiices. Mr.. B.aine lis in
,rd. M-. Mntnn tiie;i saving. i" I
am wurn ou.." Mr.. Sumner said
inst b-fpre he died Every bone
in M body is sore Mr.. Stanton
died Of the nervous strain of off
cial life. Grant cried out, in spite
II MS splendid health, MY bur
liens are often grsater than / can
besr, and I hsve thought that ]
si,ould SINK under tLsm." Colfsx
and Wilson, two Vice Presidents
suffered partial paralysis, Grimes
died Of psrslvsis. Anthony has
had COLLAPSE, very mich in the
nsture of paralysis. Cunkling re-
covered with difficulty, slshough
INT forty-s-ven years old. Old.
senator Howard, of Michigan, /
believe, suffers now from paralysis.
The Spsaksrship, the only Office
"f importnnes the Democracy hss
had, killed Mr.. Kerr in q lev
months. Senator Eye died of pa
raiysis Of the brain. Greeley died
nj work and nervuus despair. The
following Of great mon has suffered
in even higher proportions-th~
railroad spirits, contractors, dis
'illsrs. bankers, etc. Looking over
this city, one sees an Invalid party.
with half q stomach aud shattered
nerves. paving the PENALTY Of its
absorbing occupation and the debt
u nature.
The Democratic party coming
IN ~ not of whole ss.mach alto
geth-r, but the weir and tear of
il not the wear and tea,
# responsibility. You can eight IL
party in power nonchalnnsly and
IDLY, and still b. ON socini good
terms with its leaders aud under
no 'nch strain a. the jealousy q.
Office, its impntati,ns and attack.
heg4t. To be- in power il to b.
suspected. to incu" attack and T.,
snfier evil temper. Look ut thu
anareels in the Republican party
they are"f secondary consequence
hni unhealthy men sre embattl~d.
who lack the health to make cou
oessions. The Democratic party,
''"w on the eve Of power, is uatu-
ally m,re consivial than tho r..
pub'ioan. Very many instances
II sssy and get growing dis.ip.
l'ou are seen 10 the older n.emberl
aths Democracy -those who hAv.
shared in some If the turmoil ii
he past aud are ALSO worn 10 pers.
Ind stea.lins~s. At ths ,closs a
The last Congress. when Hays.
WAS couussd IN on the q sr At the
House. the iutoxiostioa Was more
noticeable than i ever bsl,s.ld it,
sxcsI,t thst morning sheu Grant,
Was counted IN by quitting Louis-
nnas vote.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

Fsthar Nogsut is the chaplain
II ths Liz. rrsoi city prison. II.
'nakesh annuslr~port. end s'at4s
ish-t there ars aud base been, du.
ring The year. 10 the pri~on 1926
conyicts. Apd Qf tl,ese no lees .tllan
SASS arsof the R.ainau Catbal.c
rrligion! This IN y Protestant
CITY. where the Psot4atants spnsG
b. largely ~ fhe msjositv. iss very
saggsstise. but not . ssmarkalle
fact. The proportiop pf Ronap
'C"tholicsin the |" Iombs " 81 New
York city ~ even grs=.sr. E.thsr
Nussnt stirihutes . large part Of
crime to Drunkenness, and hs lur-
nishes fearful ststistioe to show
she horrible effects Of drinking, ss-
pscislly among women.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

1AE Lives SUPPOSED 10 M Iosf.
iGsivesion News. Dec. 4th.
1bs schooner Two Sisters. owned b,
Cspt. J Galley. living ON tie Nsrmen
sssa riser, Caaeasisn PARISH, La. snd
SsNndisom the Aermsntssu to Calves
top - iost in the Gnf ysst~rdss ssoo,-
sftsrSAM. The vessel had shout sew
sdly bales Of cOton and cargo of Or
aaUo On board, 1and the following
.tt~ sAssss0KHs:
John Miller. AndOil Miller, of Grand
Chsni4se. ed 6sia Jo.Ssr. of Lake
Arthur.
The crew eonaistsd Of Cspt. Galley
ssd StspbeDo Frsnciscati. Nr. Joyne,
80 saved by elingiDg to . cotton bsl~
ed floating ssbors on the bssch 1t the
hssd Of Forty first street, and waS kind
~ bseneht 10 the city ny Gus. Amnnd-
SEA. butcher driver, who happsped ~
be driving on that port Of ths besch
whsn Mr.. Joynss came wssiing ashore
~. Joyssr furnished she News the PR.
ticulsrS 81 VI disaster. ~ fer ~ L~
- judge.
ont Of the hss souls who we're aboard
NJ vssssl sss saysd. himself and Fan
<iseeti. The 6rst sigp Of trouble 10 the
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the u1uase3-siseii orAugr scenic llf-
--ct. ID fonn,i on the orange ~
Florida. wi,~Ts ii da,es mRch injury
In tiss 0r~nge-trees, s,ns<tin-.
hiiiing wh',le nranR- .grnses; il y
fuund also un ti.e rirran and .em.rr
srse.. .n1i fnunti spsTfngiy on
. esneiix grown nnd.r an urange-
.r~r. The f~mase scale IN frnul
tDe5 to 0.N in isngth by Og2 IL
:ss~dth, asd rssensbsss the .npper
.sslf of miaisturs bnswn mnase.-
..s~Il, With its Fat aids do~n~.rsi
N the leaf. THESE SCALES. wher
plseed siugly a"d mot crowded to
setb-r, xrs Rssnraily straight is
form, tsut when In c.nsiera, they
are curved 10 suit rtlse iB~quality
Of the snrfsce or coniiguity Of the
DeighboriDg scsles. The insec.
itself is sheltered uDd~r the scale.
and 10 of . soft coDsiat~nce, r.
-smbiing o grnb. having the bod,
gradually taDsriog from near III.
tail 10 the anterior part, which
euds .sOnsewint ol,fusslv. The IN.
sect, before it has laid ias eggs. Is
0f . rosy piukish color, and often
II q creamy yellowish. From the
under aide Of it's breast procseds a
smoker orrirunk, by means of which,
it extracts the sap which conssi-
tntss its food. The female .ispos
lis her eggs. which are Of . pink
ish color, 10 the number Of 20 to
30. 10 parallel sose. under the scale
" euier shell, and decreasing in
Ire tRradnalls as the eggs are de-
.sesii~d, she 6nsllv dies and drier
np ut the small ind of she scale
The eggs hatch ont 10 lew dav.
10 the a~me order in which the,
have been laid. those near the oh.
tuse end Of the scale hatching i,si
when the yonng escape from under
the scale at the posterior reminded
mud. which ut that part is slightly
elevated from tie leaf in order 10
'iford . means nf escape from thu
parent 'sesle al the yonng coccus.
When very ,soosg these insects re-
s~mbis small mites. f.r which the.
Frequ~ntly have been mistaken.
They have sig ls.as. two sIfern.se,
md ane devoid n any shi-id.lik..
; 'v-,ine they RIM about 70, d.,
" twe with s.pislity 10 search 81
'osns un"ccnpisd or f.s.,rabi~ spot
N the leaf or brapch in which e..
nssrt their suck~rs to4ex,,act III.
'~p from the tee, sud II il ~, tl.ir
lime that they can mort readily l.-
lssiroy<d. ~, being without my
'csIe r si'i@!d.like Q ,vsring. tl,.,i.
snti~r bodies can rsadily L-rescl
n '.y any 'iquid solution, which.
sh-n tbs insect ~ older and pro.
-ctsd By its wrxw scale, would
'ih1rwiss run Of without affecting
he grub beI,esth it. After the
'lscs il ssl4ctsd tue besk IN insert
Il and the ins+ct settled for he, n
light elm j. formed over its back.
nd the soft-Lodisd insect " hid
zen from sisw. when it gradually
.css.ses 10 sig. assumes y bsowu
olor, and grows until it reacl.~.
aatnfits, when. after insps+ gnntion
y ti'esmall mislgs.Iike two winged
aalc, the eggs are t-Fti!ix.,d aud
sschsd out Aso the s,nall mite
ks iu@scts before described. Tie
Gale covering ths sasle cqocas j.
auoh smaller than that II the b.
aAle. .nd the psrtsst ius.,ct. in
tssd a fenaining like the female
softdbodisd grub Ill itslif-. ,6aall,
Pps%rs ~ . v~y minute Ay. 3l,.s-
n tNo nerfa0t .Hinrs ,-.l,ink 4
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Brother Comfy has to split lis
own wood Ut Honolulu. He does
il chs4rfnlly. asfit serves for ~ ex-
ample of economy and reform.
Few ministers split their own wood.
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II. Aiasn 0ill~y il oar authorized
sesss for the ECHO. and suv receiPt
eiSen by aim for dnm g. The Lake
iChsslss Ecnc, will be rscognised by ns.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

A ?botographerhas found IL inn
possible to make the spp al for q
picture.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

aEagsstig Grsnes No. II,
Pstswae of HssbssdYy meeis os
tbs Aih 6atnrtls.. ofsseh month
j.. II. Eiehois IN master of ths
shove Grange.
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The GAr6inal- Afohbishcp a
Ronen sid ! my clergy - 1aGsI
anent. Iconmapd ard i apafebe Y
BY this force i MS bslissAd go
the people would be made - ~
rs the priests directed. Bat fnS
yotsd ~ they pleased. The ~ \
Of the clergy il France 'is nss'V
over.