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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-08
rhe Lerdist Revoiastsu IL wIshoas
support.

HAVANA, June 5.--An English mail
steamer from Vera Cruz hrings the
trlin~ing, dstad City OF Mexico, May
Goth: "rhe fillibus,ering party on the
RIO Grande Il mostly composed of
Texans and negroes, and have been
driven TO the mountains. The Lerdi-t
expeditions on the northern states are
helpless. Lerdo can not depo-e Presi-
dent DisZ. The people sustain the
latter, and only some gres, folly CON-
mitted by Disz himself would over
throw him. II Is believed no new
minister of foreign relations replacing
Vallsrte will be made. The chiefelerk
OF the department will perform his du-
ties"
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A.a~.s E...s

A woman who h.s Es..i
in Nevada. disguise RI a cd.
red TO another Nomal Go
The bride has ju-t reFsl--.
explaining her silence tr
she did not know Elat lH
sue; che WAS Nshalns.i to a.r
that she had ben sl irar--.
and sbrank froni aialil-.n
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Pres. D-,-x-l.-- &C.,

Glasgow KY Tiu,ss
went O. the festival I.sr
and indulgei 10 DO -t
Ice cream ard srfaa ..l-.
dreamed thAt uiett De- 800
kittsn IL ala O.. creauf
half gallon ot sirlui-rr.. t..
tail 70 pull him lndar
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EuRorEAN MlrrEns.

Ex.gx.rases Rspess. Se resassso.
Of the EnPerss-Ehe gaff.ss soare
Likely - s'es n sa spesssae< fu
she Ear~P~sn Cesxre
LONDON, June 6.-TN e l. much
exsggeratiou in the reports circulated
in Berlin aud eis.whera\ about the
emperor's condition, con rniug the
discovery OF ramifieAtions the con.
spirsey against the COVE ment aud
with reference to the lSli.hmeni
OF the regency. Since Tie sscoveTy
from the effects OF the fra siiock oil
Noedeiing's attack, the EN- psror's con-
ditioD has never been 8 source Of
anxiety. Nothing 10 absolutely known
proving the existence of con -p.raey.
1t Is q serious question wheeler Noed.
cling is not lunatic-
Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm
has been designated to refresent his
father in the transaction Ut routine
business absolutely Necessary from
dsy to day, after the precedsnt eel in
1857, on the occasion of the assump-
ton OF the regency by the present
emperor during the alarming Of the
king Of Prussia.
Although exaggerated rep6cts were
exposed and the public warned against
them by the seni-ofiicisl Moth Ger
man Gazette yesterday, they sere en-.
Outraged and countenanced by the SUI
thcrities for the purpose of nanufac.
turing popular opinion In fsyor OF
strong repressive measures. The re-
cent defeat of the government anti.
socialistic bill in the reiehs,sg was
u source OF great chsgrin TO tn. court.
snd the cabinet would be glad take
advantage OF the new situation created
by Noedeiing's crime 10 reverse I.
A Berlin special says at the PrIssisu
cabinet council, presided over " the
crown prince yesterday, 9 suggestion
found favor that the European -eprs.
sentaiives In the Berlin congress b.
invited TO coma ider the dangers threat
enine the society In every civ lie.
country from socialism. The muoicE
pal council Of Gosha desiring to pro
hibit the assembling there of the pro
posed socialist congress. The legl sd
wiser Of the council has given his pin
ion that no provision in the German
iaw authorizes such prohibitions.
1t 50 expected that the extrsoi diIary
session Of the German parliament vii
be convened To discuss the legislAiv,
measures for the repression Of the pes
ent dangerous agitation, and alss to
consider the Advisability OF adop, ns
a special measure to prevent the spr,sc
| OF socialism.
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THsr Texas Newspaper man" Who
went to New Orleans and poisoned that
ne was dead, was probably dead hroke
and thought be sould make raise in
that novel way. The funeral. however,
eonsistsd Of only oneperson. the eorp.e,
who walked out II town. going in the
direction ef Florida.
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CaAteo aaa fn'ped iuFn two million
niue buaapd and seyenly-Gye thous
SAINT, e.gilt hundred AID thirty pounds
Of ssrAgherriss lhis sessSn. II any Of
tbs fruit o lcit bos would i DO 10 hold
the 4sxar lrJaa convention there.
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Three hundred Men 0as of Employ
snenf by the Burning OF n soap rae

JERSEY CITY, n. ", June 6.-At six
O'clock this morning fire broke out
In the five story building OF Colgate d
Co.'S extensive soap factory on York
and Hudson streets. ard the flames
spread rapidly. The en- IRE fire depart
ment was called out. q few minutes
later an explosion occurred In the up.
per stories. probably chemicals. throw.
ing down the rear wal. The two
main buildings, with costly machinery
and . heavy stock, vers entirely de.
stroyed. involving . loss estimated at
FULLY i've hnndrsd thouAnd dollars.
Over three hundred meG are thrown
out Of employmeut.
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sua's 81 she antif'onklins republican
rafevs ~ Nes yofi4--thcy are rather
ntdrcn.s ise--ffs mgsestine an alli-
aossWiii, shs democrats 4, make cure
osta lleesipa Ct lssislature thai viii
nos arn conslips 10 The senate.
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n syens Glie ridiculous 10 the
wsSss,slar Tna that bare msjori,y
, - .ieeiA p,si 10 the highest Office in
90 -t.,el pnd iwo,ihirds vote Is re-
trr-,t aTlAee bsm IA regular nomins.
ti,n t3ar he can " voted for ~ tho
n enle.
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fas erifg militia q Pennsy lyania. is
bsingr'seal oa ga faotini'. in antici-
pisics % ~laHerF Troubles which are re-
pssai .Yhs aAm1ent Poonsylyani>
s1A steai,i hiage % Texas, aad thus get
"a ~ n ~. .nneyafcs-
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sesIsssy Lsaas 70 . Fss.l snessi.s

SARATOGA, n. u. June 5.-The wife
OF Jesse Billings, IT,. Of Bacon Hill,
was fatally shot in the head. The shot
vas hred through . window. Mrs.
Biiiings being jealous Of her husband,
there had been much trouble between
them In consequence. Recently .
woman, living over Billing Office,
commenced slansier suit against Mrs.
Billings.
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rpe TEx4s ksD pac,rlr B,,I.

ceassaefstion OF the Texas and Pa
eific hall WHICH waste have cone pp in
The senate on Tnesday last. i,ss been
postponed 10 the frat Monday m De-
esmber next. This was done upon
motion Of Ssna.or I.4uar upon the
ground that, they did not desire TO PA
themselves IN an attitude Of olstructi,ar
the legislation necessary to carry on the
government" It il questionable if the
move has not been detrimental to the
bill, for il IS eleinied in the dispatches
from Washington that il vote could
nave been gotten at, the bin would
have passed
The passage of the senate bill at
this session wouid have insur Il
speedy concurrence in the house,
where. ii il understood, there is little,
ifany, opposition TO the measure Why
Senator Lamar should have seen fit to
ASK that the kill be postponed for
other uacessary legislation when
there ere ten times more people in the
whole country, aDxiURsly awaiting tie
assasre q tbs nil before becoming ne
t'iai settlers alaae the projected route,
thau are inte' te-i ii any ether great
measure before congress. i; Is bard to
Understand II it was = movement
20 defeat the Huntington in,
iueuee we'll and good but
il il was postponed upon no Their
ground than The one claimed, we SCI
riogsly doubt the prepriety of Senator
i.amars motion. 1t ia TO be hoped that
notwithstanding the action of the sens
ate Ia postpouing the consideration OF
the bill until another session Of con-
gress. the house will take ~ the matter
this session, and, if what is claimed in
the dispatches is true--that the bill
would pass If vote could be gotten
that il be put upon its passage As il
4 Is understood that the house bill is ac-
ceptable TO the friends of the measure in
4 tiAf N[hhNNt AlaN ttbl "Vull
agree 10 the house bill. and thus 8
very large number OF people. moi
alone in this state, would be relieved o
the great anxiety felt for the bill dor,
ing a period extending over a year past
Ii is believed that this will be done, a.
it shoald he. for il Is certainly tltnger,
Gus To rrocrassinate 100 long wl.en TIA,
measure is beses with powerful con
tending influences which may grow anc
thus forever kill the bill
! II is a matter Of deep regret to US
here in Texas that the bill should no
have passed long ago; for it has heel
the understanding, by friends Of tn,
measure. that tho bill coull hay,
beeome law, at almost any tim,
during the present session OF congress
excepi, perhaps. short time age. whei
the HGntin gion-Gould faction mad
such an onslaught upon the measure
from every direction, This iactiol
failed OF their designs. an,
then was the ouPartune ,ims, in on
opinion, 30 hnve let the matter gone t,
al test. The motion OF Senator Lama
which prevailed on Tuesday last. doe
not preclude the possibility of the pas
sage Of the bill yet before the adjourn
ment Of congress. and if the house bill
is taken up At once and passed, til,
senate viii no doubt ready concur.
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Horrible Huraers-Au tessae uIs-
band Kills lii. wife, Three Chiidr-n
and Sf-ter-in-Law.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 4 "A special to
the Constitution states n man nsm.d
Caldwell, near Americas, yesterday.
killed his wife, three children aud lis
wife's sister, with a smoothing-iroi.
Two other children were at school, ole
in the field, and one little one ran vi.
der the house and escaped. The mu-
derer jumped into well, but failed II
materially injure himself He crawiei
out and got on top Of the building an,
jumped of, and was picked up insensi
BILE by two negroes, attracted by hi
cries and gesticulations while on til,
house. He recovered In a short while
sent the negroes OIL for some neigh
bors, then went TO the ginhouse aut
climbed to Its Hottest point and threw
himself hesdlong to the ground. II,
expired almost Instantly.
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Mksoe AsHcnsFf- Of Texarkana. on
iast satgydsY, drew bis pension as a
soldics in She iissida war. The hack
pay sr'e'. s.el 60 thirteen handred lcl>
trs. Nh.oh vss lasi 10 him IN cash.
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'risua. believed sAat Colonel sam
Bees wd. 0. .nryaiuted he proposes
N .------ -u---L- lnM.Nnr
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'"Ia1sa.NHaAl E1 patriotism
cy.cl cog. "a, Dis fingers eud-with a
pellj .lr rpylG frI thc slectgicity.
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"inftrpsriean party has yet some
honcai mcn iu &c. was resolved by a
republican tc1terGon iu pit,sburp.
ita1sfly'u.r, ll-s wc,s Microscopes
afr 90 orirr
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wwussEsaN IDIOT i iourneyiug
ACROSS Iowa. Tie meets with hearty
reception Ny bis brother IDIOTS in the
Haekeye state.
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Uuaa .II paz should form a con,
huat.a 90 buy handkerchief with
vagl 60 wira aEa5 these lriny tears.
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Aaoy7 -ue possibilities predicted by
ihe .no HaeamIt il that over
'ts"t Anu're3 ra1nj Dick may not be
tfe nos eegaFr....
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marriage OF LitNI."H
Winnie k-Ain seg-
by Gust.ys Dore ans -
posi;.eu by List
CHrcAeo. IN, glue4 --NHr.a.
wrIf es ptured ..ne .f ..-..
9Th fGii oatEi ga tna. ar
ser, A. NeTonsst. iiiIEa.-.
RAlFIsnKE, ~ 4. JEs.r - 49,
er-' convention rs--ie1i-si ra.
GERS by AcclstBati0n sl.d
<iiae de- They ~ese a.i.ft.-. .
by Conmi-siouer E-l1H-
an increased tarii' on u-l'-
JEfsEY CITY, y. J.. Iglr
Colgate soap factory Ns- orr
burned Lass, S<.o.uzt
gate insnranos ca tLc
materials amount O.
la Mes York oifics..
MAcoS, Ga. June &C.
HAxelhanf a Co. pFirnir
have fziied- Liat-iiisis-
about sloo.So. EsfimztrE
known. Deposits, - Haa.
nominal Parties are reti-e--
cause of the failure. h-t IL
to be unfortunSts sTe,-l'at.-r
years since. The osh-F ta--s III.
Affected.
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The WAihena. Ksnsss. alsa-r.
at the head Of in column a.
Bepjamia Z. Butler fur ures.rt
lss0 IL j. q greenhack-i.tslr 81.
also believes in free sIesch. ilse
free religion. free men AM sez-n.
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VISA IT, Lang "i,oture" anymore
tetv .a now ard l7.h Of Julyi VIII
tie f'.Ia.sr please eX4mine and let US
Lrot.
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st Loofs Rae-s--JseS Hardy Hold.

His own
n. LOUIS, June 5.-Joe Rhoades won
III, hurdle race.
u the three-quArters of n mile race
To- twosyesr old liIlies, LaFAvorite
woD; Verdict, seuoBd; I.siubsh, third.
Tine l:l7i.
N the mile heats, for three-year
OILS, Henry ar won In straight heat.
Tine l:i2i aud l:iSi.
Ia the one and an eighth mile race
Js'k Hardy won; Hsrksway second.
Bill Bass, third. Time I:J5.
The Derby was won 10y Lefton Iu>
sur sire, second; Childerist, third.
Sr. LOUIS, June Elm the three mile
dab Matte won, Rode second, BIun
third. Time $40. McWhorter broke
boii fore legs just above the fetlock-
Wa shot and buried on the ground.
Ia the three-qusrter mile race OF tva
yea olds VslIurDa WOO, GoodniV hi
second, A;helstone third. Time LIS
In the one and three-guAr;er n ID,
race kennessw won, Ella Rowett Sc.
ond sld Little Sis third. Time s:Os
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fu Gu.au agents. ia yhis county
are -t'li actively preparing for war re-
Fw.cD at the peace rrmors fron
home
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PisovIEEScF, R l., June 4.-The
mills number two and three In War.
ren, which have been idle for six
weeks b.cause Of the strike. started
his evening. Few Of the strikers were
taken back.
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NHne sreeaosthes's Senstnsstsn.
LEwIsrowS, Me-, 4.-The green>
bscEer's nominated . faii state ticket,
headed BY Joseph w. Smith, for gov.
ernor. There we're seven hundred and
eighty-two delegates.
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PHILADEI.PrA, June AIr ssecia,-
istic meeting in . small I "a up town,
during lest evening. Bteins, the labor
agitatos. replied to the remarks Of the
mayor. who was quoted tie othse day
- saying that though he had no sp-
prehension Of danger from any com.
muuistic oprising. he wished lie had q
battery Of Gatiin guns. sainer re-
marked In the course Of IL speech
that dynamite would be moe power
full than any guns that could y used.
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Jereus- fsrk ssee.-Geaerai PhfIisps
winner.

JEROME PARK, n. Y, June i.-Tbe
three ghth mile race. Rodiamanihus
won. Time l:ls. Two and ons-f fourth
miles NICE. General Phnlips Won,
Parole. second. st. James, third. Pa.
role wss fsvorite. The one and one
fourth mile race. Fugitive Won. Time
Eiot. Mile race, members riding.
Onion won. Time las. Doveny. "a,
Sorite. came In last Nile race,
Trouble won. Time lash.
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Gresnbsek State Tfekes I'm asehsx~n
DETROIT. Mich, June s-The ns,
tional greenbsckers met In state con-
ventiOn anu nominated . full ticket
headed by H. S. Smith Tor governor.
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CASToS, O.. june 4-The baui 81
house Of samuel Doans 4 Son was D.
tered by burelass this morning. &.
poane. who slept in the hank, ~
seized and compelled to open the v.it
and was then gagged. The robhls
sniy secured twenty Ave hundred al
LAM uosth.of registered honda, beis
driven on W two men living close u,
Who heard the noise and came :
Doans's assistance. One OF the In.
giass vas severely hurs about the he'll
with = Climb. hat ssaapsd WIN u,
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JEROME PARK, Juue s-HaH mile
for two year oids, Nivs wen. Idlsr
second. Siiiian third. Time SIT.
One and one-haif mile dash, Inyer,
more won, balance all second. Lloyd's
Billy third Time 2:i8.
Two miles. Virginins won, Bush.
whacker second, St James third.
Time SAL.
Mile heats, Frederick the Great won,
straight. Time l:isI-5:52.
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The Striking Afssss 81 Westvsrvln,s
en- . High Morse.

CINCINNATI, June 4.-lssterday
about seven hundred miners rom diff
fs;ent mines near Charlestcn. West
Virginia, captured the stesme Modoc,
and went to Biacksbury, to make the
miners there stop work. The, threat.
ened TO Kill or down every one oppos-
ing them. They succeeded in eopping
the Biackbury mines, after VII IN they
took possession Of train on th,C hesa.
peake and Ohio railroad and rturned.
making the train stop when anywhere
they pleased. refusing to pay fac.
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Daseh wns nhir. "a a.. penicr

HAVANA, June 6.-Advices from
San Domingo report the arrivAlst the
capital on May 25th, of three 1utch
war ships. The object n to av 4 the
result Of the reclamation proceedings
instituted by the consul Of HoliA,e for
the seizure by Dominicans the
Dutch brig Havana, packet In San-
ala bay. The Dominicans claia the
brig carried war materials for the svo-
intionists who overturned Boez. & IL
sapposed the affair viii be settled IAN
arbitrary manner by the Dutch 1t.
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s,rrsr,g voa,ue ... JUNE 5
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-08-01
Kill The Fish You Catch.

Charles Hallock, the accomplished
editor of Forest and Stream, has very
humane and thoughtful article On this
subject. Not only because it improves
the quality and favor of the fish, he
urges upon all anglers the duty of kill
ing all their fsh as they catch them.
Many anglers do this, habitually; but
all do not. We subjoin an extract from
Mr.. Hallock's article:
As boys, we were taught that fish had
no feeling, and we believe that what
might be cruelty to dog is harmless
pastime as respects fish. But autopsy
and science have proved our belief an
error, and we discover that contortions
and gaspings are evidences of pain and
distress, though we assume that their
nervous system is comparatively of
low order. That fishes have intelligence
and can be taught; that they have
memory; that they have discrimination
and discernment; that they possess the
five senses, each to great or small de-
gree; that they are to limited extent
sentient and reasoning creatures, all
these have become evident. it is orr
dained to us that we are to derive sport
from the prolonged approximations OF the
fish while hooked (not from his bodily
pain, for the mere prick of the hook gives
little, and often none at all, then let us
handle him mercifully after his torment
begins, and 1t begins after he Is withs
drawn from his native element. Ifhe IL
small, take him around the body and
considerably rap the top of his head
upon stone or the thwart of the boat;
if large, rap his head with heavy stick;
or, what's more genteel and to the point,
pierce the cervical column at the base
Of the brain. win sharp knife. This
produces paralysis, and almost immedi-
ate desth. II leaves the corpse In
shspsly and seemiy condition. Admir-
alton Of it's unbattered beauty is added
to the pleasure Of capture, and your fsh
remains proper subject for the market
or the studio, Brother.anglers, learn
to be humane.
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Typographical Errors.

A New York lstter-writer thus
sketches few typographical errors
One day Mr, Greeley wrote an editorial
entitled William n. seward" Jmag-
inc bis rage when 1t came to him In proof
headed Richard the Third" Yet
anybody familiar with ehirography, Il
his inky jerks can be 50 designated, viii
readily see, not only how such mistake
could be made, but how 1t probably
would be. Again he wrote about three
men In buekrsm," and the prossie type
setter got it " three men In back room. .
And this, notwithstanding the fact that
two eompositos Of sagaeity and export
enee were hired at an extra salary beeause
they could read bis copy, But George
Ripley has bsen the victim of the gross
est 0utrages In this line. In one Of bis
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hartshorn Ii put into enough water to
soak the articles, and they are LEFT in il
an hour or two before waahing; and, If q
cupfui is put into the water into which
white clothes are soaked, the night be-
fore washing, the ease with which the
articles can be washed, and their great
whiteness and cleanness when dried, win
be very gratifying. Remembering the
small sum paid for three quarts OF harts-
horn of common strength, one can easily
see that no bleaching preparation can be
more cheaply obtained.
To REMOVE GREASE SpoTs.-Put half
a teaspoonful of hartshorn to half tea
spoonful of alcohol wet bit of wool
en- cloth or soft sponge in it, and rub and
soak the spot with it, and the grease, If
freshly dropped, viii disappear. If the
spot is of long standing, it may require
several applications. In wooden or cot
ton, the spot may be rubbed when the
liquid is applied, and also in black silk,
though not hard. But with light or col.
ored silk, wet the 81 OF With the cloth or
sponge with which the hartshorn is put
on, patting it lightly. Rubbing silk,
particularly colored silk, is apt to leave
a whitish spot, almost as disagreeable as
the grease spot.
4 The internal vital organs of the hog
are very much like those of man. Hogs
are subject to many diseases that men
are subject to. A severe cold frequently
produces pneumonia in man, and in hogs
it produces the same disease. Tens of
thousands of hogs die yearly by this dis
ease. The preventive 10 good feed, good
shelter, warm and dry bedding. If hogs
lay out on the cold, wet ground, il they
and their bedding are exposed to rain
and sleet and snow, is it any wonder that
they take cold, get the pneumonia and
def Men subject to the same treat
ment would die. The hog has not fur or
wool, or hair, or If called hair, very
coarse article it is to shield it from cold
and storms. Hence good shelter, dry
beds and kind treatment are very essen
tial to keep hogs healthy and thriving.
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book notices he took the liberty of quot
ing from Shakespeare, "'Tis true, tits
pity; and pity tits It's true.". And the
wretched bunglsr get It: "'Tis two, It's
fifty ; tits fifty It's ffty>twop' That is
some worse than james +. Babcock's mar.
tyrdom, when he wrote, '1s there no balm
In Giliadg and read the next morning,
to his CONSERVATION, Is there no barn
in Guilfordf" Mr.. Crawford, member
of parliament, recently sent to India the
message, " the news from America favors
the holders" and it arrived there with
the information that "news from Amer
lea savors of soldiers.n
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-08-01

OLD DIR. johnson was a benefac.
tor. Seventy>fve years ago he invented
what is now called Johnson's Anodyne Lin,
iment, the wonderful success of which in
the cure of diseases of the head, throat and
lungs is truly astonishing. No family should
be without it.
Thousands OF dollars might be annually
saved to farmers if they would give freely
of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders
to their horses, cattle, sheep, hogs and fowl.
They prevent disease and promote the
growth. We said Sheridan's. Those put MP
in large packs are utterly worthless.