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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21

Read the article headed " Plain
NALL in this number of the ECHO.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21

Orange, Texas, is rapidly becom-
mo one of the leading cities of that
GREAT and growing State. So much
4c a railroad.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21

Lake Charles is to have grand
,t.rdi- Gras celebration.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21
SHORT STOPS

SHORT STOPS
Spring weather at last.
Lake Charles is to have a grand
,t,rdi-G ras celebration.
Road the article headed "Plain
TALK in this number of the ECHO.
Jnstices of the Peace needing a
.oonv of the Louisiana Magistrate,
can be supplied by calling on J. W.
Bryan & Go.
Orange, Texas, is rapidly beeom-
;oc one of the leading cities of that
GREAT and growing State. So much
for railroad.
A large lot of fresh garden seeds,
ood great variety OF masks for
Mardi -Gras, just received, and for
sale by J. w. Bryan & Co.
HoN1CIDE-We learn that last
| Saturday, on the Mermentau, We
mas Richard killed Polan Brous-
sard. Jr. Ne particulars.
The Waco Daily Examiner is one
Of our best daily exchanges. Pub
Ii,hed at Waco, Texas, by j. w.
Downs, at nine dollars per annuln,
postage paid.
Lake Charles will celebrate Mar
di-Gras. Read the royal proclama-
ton. A special messen ger has al
ready gone to Galveston to procure
costumes for the royal procession
Pope Plus Ninth died on the 30
inst, Honors to his memory are
heiuc paid all overthe catholic and
protestant world. Probably no
other head Of the catholic church
Was SO universally esteemed.
Read the new advertisement OF
Page & Moran, wholesale dealers
in boots, shoes, hats, caps and
trunks. Nos. 10 and u, Magazine
street. New Orleans. This firm has
an excellent reputation for super
GRITTY of. goods, low plBces and ian
dealing.
NEW DRUG SToRE.-Dr. j. z.
Munday has opened a drug store
in Lake Charles, opposite the Court
House. in the building occupied by
}. w. Bryan & Co. The Dr. is a
regular praosiong physician, and
will keep full supply of pure drugs
and medicines. Give him a call.
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We call the special aUuenlloh VI
our readers in general, and OF our
country merchants in particular, to
the advertisement of A. Baldwin q
Co., ID Canal, and 81 and 80 Com
mon streets, New Orleans. Ii is
the leading hardware house III the
South, and has been in existence
over half a century
The ECHO returns thanks to his
Majesty, King Momus, for san lnVl-
tation, through Israfail, his prime
minister, to the annual grand Mar
di.Gras ball at the fremont Opera
House, Galveston, Texas, March 3,
1878. The handsomely illuminated
cards of invitation do great credit to
the Kings photographer, M. Stllck-
land, of 100 Strand, Galveston.
Our worthy State Supellptend
ent of Public Education warns all
School Boards against one T. =.
OKeefe, an ex-teacher, On the
ground q that said O'Keefe has tor
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21

A large lot Of fresh garden seeds,
and a great variety OF masks for
Mardi- Gras, just received, and for
sale bv J. w. Bryan & Co.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21

HoN1CIDE.-We learn that last
Saturday, on the Mermentau, We
mas Richard killed Polan Brous-
sard, Jr. Ne particulars.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21

PARSONS PURGAIIVE PILLS
Are the result of long continued Scientific in
vestigution, and are WARRANTED to cure all
diseases originating in the stomach, Liver,
and Bowels. No gnpng pains follow he use
of the Pills unless the Bowels are in6amed
hat RELIEF, IMMEDIATE RELIEF, may
be rel ed upon. AS a Common Family Pbysic
PARSONS PURGATlVE PILLS
Stand unequaled before the world to-day. By
var, ing the dose according to directions, PAR
SONS PUhGATIyE PILLS efectually PURIFY TIE
BLooD and greatly alleviate, if not entirely
cure Dyspepsia, Scro ula or Kings Evil, Rose,
Erysipelas or st. Anthony's Fire, Eruptions,
and Eruptiye Diseases of the Skin, Salt
Rheum, letter, Ripgworm, Sores. Bois, tn
mors, Morbid Swellings, alterations, Pimplos
and Blotches.
EVERY BOX WARRANTED!
M2Sf COMPLETE SATISFACTION GUARANTEE OR
Full directions around each box. Physicians
supplied by mail, postpaid, for 1880 per
thousand, in bulk, cash in advance. We will
send these Pills to any reliable druggist or mer
chaut TO sell on commission. Agents wanted
everywhere.
/ s. JOHNSON & CO.,
Manufacturers, Bangor, Maine.
Feb H. '7S-5m
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21

The Waco Daily Examiner is one
Of our best daily exchanges. Pub
lished at Waco, Texas, by j. w.
Downs. at nine dollars per annum,
hostage paid.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21

NEW DRUG SToRE.-Dr. ). Y.
Mrmday has opened drug store
in Lake Charles, opposite the Court
House, in the building occupied by
}. w. Bryan & Co. The Dr. is a
regular praoioing physician, and
will keep a full supply of pure drugs
and medicines. Give him a call.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21

spring weather at last.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21

Read the new advertisement OF
Page & Moran, wholesale dealers
in boots, shoes, hats, caps and
trunks. Nos. 10 and u, Magazine
street. New Orleans. This firm has
an excellent reputation for super
ority OF, goods, low prices, and fan
dealing.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21
A Mystery Solved.

The Greatest Medical Triumph Of Modern
Times The Mysterious Channel of Dis
ease Discovered, and Certain Cure
Provided. The Stomach, Liver,
and Bowels the Centre
of Disease.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21

Pope Plus Ninth died on the 81
inst. Honors to his memory are
being paid all overthe catholic and
protestant world. Probably no
other head OF the catholic church
was SO universally esteemed.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21

Lake Charles will celebrate Mar
di-Gras. Read the royal proclama-
ton. A special messenger has al
ready gone to Galveston to procure
costumes for the royal procession.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21
PROCLAMATION.

To all loyal subjects of our most
blessed majesty
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-11
g9ocherflfche Sniaofs ~&&faaEs-Besfaena.

600 Deroni0logt, ST. bereu 0cGung ieit0er
bis alf $G50,000 cingeiNrumpfte Mcrt6c
rorbanoen itno. SsimIo0cM ar0'S iuar iein
Na0loB breilnol 10 ntel ipcrtD uno CT miirbe
Den aNSgela6t Dabeil, Ser tbnl propbe3eit
bate, baB iebon pcni0 Sabre mad ieinem
Gobe iein 9ta0lab auBer ben1 Der g8ittipe
geiiGerten @runoeiQeutDlm III GuOington,
sur 0c6ung ser S6ul6cn uilo Soften
nidt binrci0en wiiroe. llno 0enno6 lit
bieS jebt Der Sail. Ole Mittwe bat dis
bent i0r perbIiebeneu &erm69ensantbeil
$500, 900 3ur 8e3obluuQ beS @efisit5 Der7
9egcben nnb tuenn ba5 Ginl0rumpfen Der
@ertbs nod cine @eile 10 fortfGbrt tpie
btSler, bleibt ibr bon benz einft foloIidlen
Germ08en ntdtS ober I'M penig iibrtg.
Die auf cine WltQton ob9ei6Gbt gepeienen
2Gnbcreien in 9uoiugtDn bat Der 8ruoer
Der Mitttpe, 0err Sobu 8. QDpn auSGbica:
90, fir $500, 900 itbernommen unb baraltf
Die $500, 900 borgeltreft. Der Bancroft
ber Gileniperfe IN 9ap 0iem bel Oitl1Uaufee
bat bel SIT benz i0ledten Stanb Ser lta8z
laIcni6aft beiGetra9en."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-11

einmol Elm gean1ter babe bas Ge6t, c!nen
0erbreher . bre 6aFt8befeAl SIT per6afte1,
es let benn, er ertappc i'm our trilder
T6at. Die Berfolger Ran6e'S leien etlt
blutbitritiger nMaob" nl1b 8elOen l9per
betuaffnct gelosieu, ite bdttcn BEN @erfolgz
ten gebebt mi: ei1en @olf, unb ba babe sr
5id sur @ebre geiebt.
Die 0ertbeibi guug itebt ober Die S0tpdde
bieier Steltung fel6it Elm, benin lie filnoigte
cit, baB tic i'm Notbfau 5ur Na6nlimSz
GbeDrie greifen 1peroe.
Sebr Derb6ngntbUoa fir &an6e lit es,
baB lcin Ger+Detbi9er NIT 8orltebe auf
benz &affertD' ibst Sale bernmritt, III
mel9em I'M S1litan3enz @rense enti6tcoe1
poroen lei, baE 9toffertp ni6t oes WSoroes
ldulbig lein f0rue, in6em O'Meare, ben
er t0otete, i'm Dbne geleblt6m 0aftbefcbl
Al perb0ften geiu0t babe.
0os lit ETH i6leDtes Gorseiden fir
92anbe; benin trcB auer GiimmellpaltereIel
Der Suriiten lit ia Gbriitopber Goferty
tpegeu Der @rrnor0ung be5 S'Utsare
I6lieBLt6 boob gebenft tporben.
0aS 8erbOr Der 8eIaitunQ53eugen sut
8etrGftigung Der pbigen S0ulobemeile De.
StaatsonwaltS bot Jest %bs9onnen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-11
Gin bofinnyalpier Grenfer 6mr4
EEGETlNE Qefetlf.

&oauf, Goru,, II. Nop. 1874.
s. 81. Stepens, Csc.
Gjeebrter 9err! lin Ser on ScyopbeIu Ieibenben
Vteai@bett DON Nuben si ieir, erl0nbe tb mir irtipiutg
I'M NaalteberoeH meine @riabrtngc1 mitSuibeileu. SD
lit let rnetner Geburt an ircopbuI6iet GeidpIrer. Nls
i'd y Sabre alt lOor, Set9teu it'd Dieielbcu ain &opie uuo
metz paar ioute raiiri peresr. Ser aauSe &rpf oar
ober 10 htbt nit Gei@mireu beidet, bcb man oas SQar
nit elmer ieinen Saeere abidueioen muste. YlS bic
duBereH 1elapiire beieittst warcu, purbe i'd BON ben
tnnere1 Hnter iurhtbareu S6nterjcn heimgeluGt. Gte
NERsfleiten meiner ,6Gnoe 1poren lnitunter gan; 1pte
robes 6leiie5 lno feline Sober taHu bic G.uater beibreia
ben, pel6e i'd e%rIitte,t babe. %or ~lreeId5r orei Sabren
ieeten it'd tleius NuspIdie am laIie an, petbe IT'D Quz
mdlig per9r6berten, o5ue Rag mir iroeNb etmos oa9egea
tbut tonuteu. Wein eenier &Grper mar - nit icropbu>
l6len SditeU bebaftet, Oa8 e5 ben NHi5 eiu bate, ais p5
%pielelben bic Saut l~prergen pitrben, Ino i) mar lbreG>
LID 'i6lpad uuo eIsup. Sic Nusmii6le am 6aIie poreu
10 qroB seworoeu, haB id gems eutfteilt ou5iab. lin bieie
Sett wnrbe mir VEG EETNE empipbien, nto oer
Gebrand bclielber bat cine 10 puubcrOoIe &irtuh9 9e<
habt, baB als5alb bic S6mGret %auigiH9eu unb Der Giter
i9 %ber9cltolt entIeerte, bag nit eiucm Male 10 pteI Dte
cine 2beetaNe poll Don nit Qin3. Rurd btele GHtlee>
rlns purben bic 9Sunbcn ol5balo 9ebeilt, obue hoB mir
bic g~erin9lte Narbe suritgebliebeu n6re. Sd bin itber=
Seu9t, bob VEGET1NE ieoe Spur DON ScropbelH
rerti!9t bat, uHo oie!e5 bat mid psroulobt, meiae Or
tobrnu9eH biernit Su per6icGtlidsu.-S6 bin germ ers
tptig, irsenb peIde 1peitere Austnnit 81 9eeen.
9Iiee GOtr4ey.
NoGUt, GcHu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-11

Gbaie. purbe m~abnIinnig. Gle bate
ibrc .3peifel iiber Sic Gieiipci6erei unb
aogerte lallge, e6e tie III Die G1e nit 8rig=
BAN tptll8tc. 60 LANCE ct lie gut beDdll@
bette, 1dien iie gliiGlid, als ct tic aber 81
berndblGIltgeu begani1, berftel ic III cine
tlete Utelat6plte un0 0al11t in Die 9iudt
Oss WGbniil!nS, aus Der tie lttr Der Sob
erlD1te. Gina .. 6unttrgton Sacobs, Die
20. Srou, nabnt ii0 ibrer bret DtnterIaiIe=
11en &i1Iher an.
9ie finfunbstpausigite @attin, 9(mez
Iia sol o III itbte Den f~tGrfiten GinfluB
ollf ben 0atten au5. Sic Span0 ibn, in
Der lcbten 3eit fait allen @erfe6r nit ieiz
men iibrtgen Srauen auf5u9eben u11b erz
Iaubte Inn nidt, nod mebr Urauer III
nebmen. Sic lit cine 8lonbtne, bon eie=
9anten Sornlen un0 lebbaftem SemperQz
ment, Ginmal i6ien IS, ais pb tie 6o6
etne Rehenbublerin befomnten ioue. 9as
mar selma LII E II b a d., cine biibide
Sbpet3erin. 9teie 1ptelte Iehr gut &labier
nnb frat mebru1als in GDn3erten int Wtor=
nlnnen7Eabernafel auf. Brigham iteate
tbr lebr mad, NlO Tie ldieu inn audi cine
Seit lang Sonnung 3u 9eben, mabfe it6
ober plnSlt0 baoon uto feDrte nGd Der
S9tpetS 5IriiG. Brigb0!n lagte na6ber,
er babe lie bins babeu pollen, 6an1it lie iet=
nen &tnoern l!nterri6t I'M &la%Dteriptelen
gebe.
Son BEN Dben oufgejdbLten @eibern fin6
bios bret geItorben; bic iibrigeu lebelt nod
Ino neben ibnet IS &tn0er, Die iGmmtlid)
cine redt quite Gr5tebung genoiien babe1.
Die UtormOnen>Ntrde lQBt natitrlid) ale
Wttnen iprlnger, I'M 5u p%erbtnberl1, DaB
&c 3tDtifeu ben Wctbcru uu0 Ginnfrn Dec
Rropbetsn 81 einem 6fTcutli6eu Sfanbol
tommt. 8t5 ieBt limb aber ollie NusgteidSz
beriu6e Der9eblid g~etpelen, I'M 10 mebr. ba
eint9e Der NitttDen nnb &tnDer OIr6auS
nt6t feIt int GIauben ftuo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-11
MEXICAN
vi usfang Liz DiHnent
fS1r WcniG) 4tssa Sbier.

GieieS Ointment bat gang watir lid feineu 11riprlr9
IN Nmerlta, 100 Die Natur in tbTerj g~Sertitatte itr lolbe
erltarnli9e Ntttel geSeu bic SrouI tbciteu ibrer &inber
ior9t. Gciu atubm bat i6 pdbr ND 35 Sobreu INNER
nlehr per6rs!tet, bis CT iest bic GAM e bepobHte GrSe nrHs
iuft.
Ge5 @cricon Wfufong 9inimsut lit Elm uuibertref(tz
Dies 9etla:itteI ilr allie aaBerttbeu uebsl pet Osenl9 uHb
Iieb.
Sir @tebSa6ter unb Sormer IL es nnI6Gtbar.
Gtne et1t6'9e Tlalde rettet oft { n Weriderteber ober
teat oe &erpeHo6artett etnss o usseSetbneteu Piertes.
S4len, Sub ODER S6oales wieoe Ter.
GS betIt SubidnIe, SufsRrans Deiten, rSouow Sorr".
ptooen. Cre9Uurn, ,Sdulr eriduIe, Ndube, Biie
unb Glide BON 9iftigen Silent lien unb Snieften l.no
i~tberbaupt ale iolde pom Gi ehsIGteu rnb g~oolbleben
MrSertreutl;de lletel.
Us 9ttlt ieoe duBcrlibe &r antbeit BET Qferben, rue
gug"9eIl! S@Eamn'eit. SmtTj ~, gerrerfnrger, Steifz
Ea5 Miericou MtuitanQ GIN :r1cnt bepirft Sic ifnelz
ten 0cilun9en in Der @ett b. llnIGueu. rie lie in isSpr
Sdinilie pprfortmen, lit Ibgi eIenbett eires Mr,tes, mis-
@ranonunoen. @erhribun9ei Il, g>erreuf1tuocu. Gtbritts
Ibuuocn &C., lopie bet 8be Itnotismus uno GteifcYeit
lit rSpt9e uon Au59eIesiieiuI Iamertli6 bel SinSerr
ie5r %pertbppQ.
Us ~ pas otntelte Soestus ittel Der gSett, Senu eS bur6z
6rin9t nie Hiusfe1u bis aai ber Rncder mn zine pine
r,ol:9e G1;penbung 9emGati oem0brlid .ur Geiluna.
yterican NultanQ XiMri atent ptrb in sIoiden NON
Syeierlsi GrGBeu 9eiiiit, bic ]qrSserer inns Dsrbaltrits
n6bis Die %bilisIIcE> nSJ.raI ~ BADEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-11

fern, fam Separb itibt Dtnall5, 10 lebbaft
er oudb Sic nabe lie0ellOe 8eldutotgung,
baB ct bon 9eale beito6e1 porOea, 5l'rild7
6offentli6 pirO Der beriibmtc Same,
tpeId)eu @eo.T .Scfparb trdgt, i'm lli3t por
NbieBung nn6 Gtrofe iid'crn, foIlS Ct leitt
mtbr ais D~er6dd)tigcs 8erelrnen in bicier
Nnaclcsenbeit ni3t oors eenii9enO ertl3ren
fann! g(idt 6as geringite untcr ben Bar
oienlten icineS grnBeu ODcins Aln. g.
SetpQrb be7tcbt bariu, hoB er ais Stats
miniiter ipdbrnb beS Bilrgerfrte8S ge9en
Sic Greuloiigttit, Donr:t GngLa1o Seeralt7
beri6ifie fir sic yteIEllcn alsrIlten lteB,
cine 10 frdfttge !6altatH8 einnabln. Setll
8teffe uber bc1tiibt et1e amtliGc Steuung
busll, I'm einc1n Se1GEber, geNe1t ben iene
9iraten ser NebelLet trabre Gn9el 1Ino,
aus Der 4atiGe 81 belfet!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-11
\ MRei0en
Dir
Iund''
mieber9efunben,

Gjaten, Ser ~beriibmte Nrst, lcbte i'm swetter Sabrbuus
bert. Getne Sbeorte mar, oaB 9GnrSeln uno &rduter,
rt6tig Snbereitet, bas bette TOturbeilmitteI ieeu. Seiue
Snren polen 10 wunterpol, baE man i'm Der 3alberct
%antIaste. Setne emtnente 6d9i9feit uUp 9roBen 81 oIse
brodteH feline 6einbe sum Gdwei9eu. Seine @riidtea
mob9ebeno, bis bic Suuit Ser @ereituns pou &rGnters
Mtirtureu Dur4 bic metoltiiden peysiitcnber lHirtureu
i'm 0titteIalter p~eybrGngt 1uurSe. - Nber bic ~g9atrbeit
brtnat burd, ltnb Sic munoerberer, Den lauienoen a1>
erfGnntcu GtgeniGaftet pes VEi& ET1NE baben es
Su einem lpabren Galen'idcu &rGuterutittet eeina6t,
weI3es ais SlutzNetuiser uno r@einnbS
bettsz @ei3rberer" lett @oten'3 Soften leiues Gjctz
e5er nidt geba5t hat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-11
S3Gr3aes1tO&
80m0=M1ar1en

u~nieblbor, iGrae:3los inns o9re Sungertur in g bis 3
G:nt,oett nit nur S1uei E5fel Wieotsin inter Garontie
marie ertbeIlt IS. Gtd,Sotn,
11jeS4EaS Ho. 4 Ct. Wort3 RIace, Nerp Nort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-11
Meber 8AlftAnpre.

rwsussdalte y9atsr!ano 6ei% 1cstu O as:T 39 f5T;. S:
Seeert xaltsT. seijsEieii S4raubsH : :@OfoamPi'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
At the Pound.

"You've lost q dog. have you. Well,
walk right over to that pen In the cor.
ner; there you will SEQ the host OF lost
children. and possibly the prodisal may
be found
The German went over as directed.
and after carefully scanning the Gagged
curs. returned and stated that he was
not there.
"No sir; he dond vas dhere; l didn't
tink he vas dhsre; Of he vas here. by dis
time be wood hafe had more as dozen
nghts init efery dog as vas dhere. You
might took n dog up some odder time,
doe, und dond would like to hafe him
kilt; 20 IL you would let me know bout
dot would come and got him. Ill tole
you vot kind Of dog dot vas; hs vas
she dog, und he looks hke-he looks
hke-vsli, be dond look like notings;
he vas q leetls dog; he vas kind OF a
brindls, init ons-half Of his back down
vas black shtrips. und he vas brown
init his eyebrows over; be always runs
when he walks. und when be meet INIT
anodder dog dhere's bond to bo some
onpleasantness before as Obey got
Aequainted."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24

TnE average man will sit passive In a
BARRIERS chair and unmurmuring submit
to having his countenancs venesred With
soap suds and thumpsd with wad oil
hog bris,les. but u his wife should acei-
dentaiiy tpa,ter him With a dish clout.
all the recording angels in tho land
couldn't do justice to bis remarks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24

SoJouESEE TRuTH. the aged negreSs,
having passed five score, says =" was
y mighty sick chile a little while ago, aud
de doctors guv me up, tut ds Lo'd sent
q horse-docior along. and he done cure
me. My hairs a-turnin' black again.
and after wearin' specs for fifty yeah |
done throw un away. I'm a-goin' to
stay 10 see de Lord. bress his name"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24

One OF the pleasant sensations OF this
life is enjoyed when, as you arc walking
homswards in the edge Of the evening.
and get nicely out Of the settled parts,
q big. Misunderstanding tramp suddenly
crosses the street. with buy lead
pencil to help poor man along" and
alowsrs at you like cormorant at hsh.
You will at once conclude to move to
New Hampshire.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24

O, the Joy Of these brieh, Indian
Sumner days! The warm sun stealing
through the trees tints their seanty
leaves with eoIseous hues: sheds Its
genial influence over the editorial spirit
and puts sufficient vigor into the solitary
housstiy to enable him to take his aeeus'
toned position deep in the butter at
dinner,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24

THERE is a number Of paragraphs
floating about in the newspapers IN IA.
vor Of teaching young ladies the art OF
painting. The idea How would
!" sweet sixteen look way up under the
caves Of five story building. ON a
swinging ladder with her No. o.. shoes
aud cardinal red stockings hanging over
the edge. No, sir. IL would never,
never do.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24

GAnibALpi will winter in Genoa.
Genoa better place to stayl-D,troi Free
Press. Never having taken Turin
Italy. We can't say.-St. AIbaHs -idr,r-
tissr. We travelled q Milan a halt there
once. Boston Post. Did you Rayenna
about IL when you reached hOmet-Huuli
r. l. Man. That's all very Nice. but We
prefer to Rome around and call ON Flor
encs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24

"a youSo man who desires to become
a humorist" wants to know II u Is hard
to wri,s paragraphs. Is 1t difficult to
fall out Of q seven story window or
slide down a creased polsr No. u Is
not. Start right. in young man. Write
poetry hrsi. aud II you're success AZ
that its easy enough to be funny.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY cuREpI

All sufferers from this disease that are anxious
20 be cured should try DR.. Kis.ner's Oeiebrated
Con.umptiye Powders. There fouderr are the
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We don't want your money until you are per.
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you.
Price. foe large bos. $500. aent 10 any part OF
the United States or Canada. by mail. on receipt
Of Price. Adtre--.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24

ADVERTISING Is business u Is neither
more nos less with established journals
than Offering the most 10 business for
the least outlay. and its judicious en-
ployment Ia one of the arts that needs
to be much more thoroughly studied by
our business men Of all classes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24

yornaite- vaa, NAV b the extent OF yonr sufer.
m tfV ono of these IiAs;ers Relief 70 ts.tiahiaA
oss art supported By hundreds Of testimoniAls In
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
rricc. % Cents:

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Iai.s'i siairs s1i Canaias, a''l BY wEiks a I'Or.
Tl.ll lrupr.gtars. bus. on. AEss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
ksscolLIAs'Ea
VoLTAlc PLAsTERs

AN F,-ctro-Caivsnic battery. combined with
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
SALOON FOR sAlE--s,oo.

TuE OLD csnNEs' ;; IA, SALOON; h, on j,.,,.,,. nA,N
Court. IL offered for ssie for s1ao cash. kent
very moderate. siekpsss the cAuss Of esllans.
Apply on the premises 70 ,.va
dei9u o. l. LANu.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16

This Company has pail to the families Of
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Fight years.
If Won want safety. security and fair deal
ing. insure your life in this Home son.l'er"
institution.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16
LOUISIANA EQUITABLE
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John Fl. PIKE. Vice President
ANDREW PATTON. Second Vice President,
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary.