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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-18
COEGEE 10 YEARS.

lF5esa der. Kincaia, A gears Toll
| Gstherer on Kenae6ec Bridge.
| ] have. been treubled withe
very bad coughsfes 40 years, and
after trying almost every lncdi-
fcine in the market, / at last de-
SPARED Of ever getting nd Of my
cough, .whiehgat times was very
|seNare, J, especially after catching
Iaislight cold, and 4 could find no
Irelief urrtil, upon the advice % Q
friend, Lpurchased one bottle "a
Is Adamson's Botanic Cough Hal
sam,W which, to my surprise,
afforded me instant relief and
now i would not part wirh tllls
medicine upon any terms, andh
am very happy to add this tcstir
Imony to the many hundreds YOU
have received, as / considcr1t'u
most valuable remedy.
From s. Gsiceser n &C., Dty-
.gists Myrtle ar, cor. nj Adt!pM
IT., Brooklyn, "A. ~
During our 70 years experience
lin the retail drug business We
never sold over our counter AZ
article for Coughs, Colds, Astn-
ma and Consumption. that mas
given better satisfaction or made
more remarkable cures men
|Adamson's Botanic Cough bal-
sam. 1t is the only thing wecal
conscientiously recommend w.
our customers.
Druggists and Dealers.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPECIAL 10 raE EUREKA DAILY syx-rxr /,
German,'s Tariff Tax.
The kaiDigE IN A Close PLACE.
Fad Of b Insurreeaien In Algeria

BERLIN. June Is.
The German Rsichstag. By = large ma
lorIsF. have approved the Governneng's
proposals IN regard TO Ibe duty IN oil.
grease. lard. soap and perfumery. The
Tariff and Tobocc0 Commissioners are
getting through with their lsbors with
equal rzpaiiEy. 50 that there i every
prospect Of Prince Bismarck realizing his
wish for . speedy increase Of the revenue.
PARrs. June IS
The British. French and German Con-
suls Geuerzi proceeded after midnigh 10
the Palace and declared To the Kheiive
that has Deposition by the Sultan. and that
the dispatch Of Hnhm Pzsha to Egypt TO
sneceed him. vas imminent. nnless he ab-
dicated- The Khedive merely again re-
frrred the Cansuls General to the Sultan.
The issurrectinn in Algeria is ended,
and 1000 OF the insurgents are in the
hands Of the French.
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WARD IrEAx


frwEn ahe :. Reflex.
TIE sahiined i;sms u interest are from
the sE<Asx" u Jane zlsf
Peter Xecsbe. who was so dangerously
stabbed some time ago. w&s taken 10 Hzza-
Iton Th1rx3sy last bs Johnny E1zzFds 10
he placed IN the Hospital, sLers he can
recezEs p-e7er f~rs2gnaenf- Sam Reach has
eIsried kiaaseif IN mAting x~Trxngesnsnts
for sending NeCsbe 10 Hamilton. II wzs
. mcsf e0naenashle act On Li. part
Th1rsday morning. AZ ! o'cloek. Bob
Brig<s- Fred Hip ard Dare O'Brsen pulled
OFT for Yankee Fork Ia a saigon drawn by
fso males. We have been promised an
opinizn afsr tbs eonntry has been daiy
iasp1esad-
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dAr- He esntempiz1s zzzzSng the county
seal his ~peranznFnf hoaie IN tbs fusare. and
will 0nlr pay Ward occasional business
vista.
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vii hs harvested this samHsr.
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ne rsgar1 that they hare sustained . loss
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and esrr ball IN Coop<r's Hall. Virginia,
asxt Wednesday evening"
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have e%n heated in Elko county within
tssars n0aihs-
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GINA Il Is 5000 fee; long and seighs
3z0es pounds
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4 cLIPrIxes.

news Notes Gleaned From various
Sources
Morris Burke has been elected Mining
Recorder Of Lake Disiries. California
The san Francisco stock Beard ~iIl ad-
jourB from Thursday. July Sd. MI Mon
day July ssh-
Thers is great sxcitsment at Laramie,
Wyoming TesTiiuzy. ossr rich silver mines
near the city The ores assay from $3.50
20 500 per ton. and fxperienced miners
are confdsnf that the BeE district i fully
q rich and extensive - LeEdviIie.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26

WE have just received smother large s.oe. ~
mattresses and pillows. and contract ms.ss,g
Call and get prices before purchasing
FRANZ DOCTRICK A m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26

We are in receipts Of ~schumarhers- Aekru,
Ohio. oatmeal ard cracked wheat. which -
will sell at the same price a. ordinary hr -pds
FRANK DoUTRIcK Co
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26

WEES your appetite fails you. try . bottle Of
Cnih Colorado saace. To be had only a. ~.
Headquarters tor fne family grocsreS
FRANK DoCTRiCK 4 CO.
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WANTED.

4 GIRL TO DO THE GvNERAI. Horsr.
"A work OF . small family. Apply a the
PuSToF sICE. ~ -
Eureka. June 20. 1879. ,ea,.o
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26

VI are in receipt Of another lot Of very hand.
some chandeliers and will sell them =. h,,,.-
hsurs<. At the headquarters
fRASa D~oCTRICK L co
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

n indebted % ~ MANHEIM.x viii pIesss
can a. his former place a business. Al Fr.nt
Dousrirk L los. and make settlement Bv -
codng they will avoid cost snd trouble.
All bills against NE viii be paid upon IRE
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cf5ce 10 decreasing.
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-04-03
The New State.

The State of East Tennessee is
what they propose 20 call the new
one. II is 20 be composed out Of
the thirty counties east of the Cum
berland mountains in Tennessee,
and then one or two counties are 10
be borrowed from Kentucky, three
or four from Virginia, two or three
from North Carolina, and one or
two, including the estate Of Dade,"
from Georgia. This would make a
first-rate mountain State, and we
have always been about halt way in
favor OF the change. IL would
make IA hourishing capital city OF
Knoxville and the new State would
impart life and energy TO all the re-
gion round about. Whenever the
proposition is properly brought be,
fore the people we expect 20 vote IL
and advocate IL. Let US have the new
State of Tennessee. u will be rad
ical, but nevertheless let US have IL.
One very strong reason with as is
if the new State is established
and the capital is located at Knox
vile, those fellows will have a luna
tic asylum and a peEitentiary. They
need them both Morristown Ca
zette.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-04-03

Here Is the way they do in Neva-
da. The following notice to leg
islaJor who had sold ont his vote
and influence in the legislature to
some ring, is signed by 130 persons
and published in the Winnemucca
{ (Nevada) Daily Silver State. 1t is
a little severe, but doubtless just:
To the dis Honorable o. p. Craw-
ford:-In recognition of your bril-
liant and distinguished services to
the people of Humboldt, as their
representative in the Legislature
just adjourned, your constituents
the same who elected and trusted
you, and whom you have so out
rageously betrayed and disgraced,
hereby bid you leave forever the
town and vicinity of Paradise, and
seek cline more congenial, in
which to peddle your perjured hon
or and fiaunt your violated oaths;
and remember, wherever you go,
the contempt and disgust of every
honest voter in Humboldt county
will follow you.
Paradise Valley, March 10, '79.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-04-03

Robert Smalls, the much perse
cuted colored Congressman from
South Carolina, has recently, in Il
quiet way, done AN act that would
make a white man conspicuous, but
in his case it seems to have been en-
tirely overlooked. He was a slave
before the war, and had kind mas
ter, who was financially ruined dur
ing the rebellion, and died in pow
erty some years ago. Smalls re-
Gently learned that his daughter had
become widowed, and was herself in
a distressed condition. In the most
delicate manner he arranged that
she should be provided with the
necessaries of life, and sent her son,
a boy of sixteen, an appointment as
cadet at the Naval Academy.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-04-03

the same old story repeated for the
thousandth time. Ii rich mems
sons will not endure the drudgery
by which nearly all of their fathers
secured money and position, they
must take a secondary place IN the
next generation; anu oItener they
drop out of sight among the idle,
worthless herd, if, indeed they es-
cape an association with loafers and
criminals. What say the labor re-
formers to facts like these, for facts
they are, without question Nea ly
every man in any leading position
in the community, began life poor.
Let the sons of our rich men take
warning, and go to work honestly
and faithfully every day, if they
hope to fill the position honorably
held by their fathers Chicago
Times.
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Tennessee Abroad and at Home.

The selection of Senator Bailey
as one of the committee of four Sen
ators and like number of Repre-
sentatives to draw the important
political bills, which will embody
the only living political issue of this
session, is a mark of confidence in
his judgment and ability of which
Tennesseans will ali feel proud.
For one of the youngest Senators In
the service to be selected with
Thurman, Salisbury and Herman,
is a mark of confidence worth hav-
ing. On the same committee we
find the name of the distinguished
chairman of the House Committee
on Appropriations. Gen. j. d. G.
Atkins, whose fame is already high
throughout the country. The Sc
lection of Col. House as chairman
of the Democratic caucus was an
other mark of confidence in an IL
lustrious Tennessean, of which
Tennessee and the Capital district
may well feel proud.
1t is melancholy when we have
been wise enough to place me-
abroad who. reflect honor on the
State, that we are with one hand at
home undoing what we have done
abroad. Both our Senators and our
entire delegation in Congress have
done the State and themselves
credit by prudent and able counsel,
and hard work. We have, herhaps,
altogether, the best business dele
CATION in Congress, with as little
clap-trap and fireworks, and speak
ing for effect, as any, and as much
ability 10 discuss great questions
when they arise. If we we're as
particular about our policy at home
as we are about standing well
abroad, Tennessee would excel all
States of the North, and most OF
those of The West, in progress at
home and standing abroad.-Amer.