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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-19
FOR SALE.
July IL, 1879.

ONE STORE HOUSE AND LOT
" One Dwelling House and Lot
Seventeen Vacant Town Lots. All sit
uated near the Railroad
Forty acres of unimproved land neal
town.
A farm in Gonzales County, Texas
with 300 acres of land, % in cultivation
well improved. Apply to
j. b. KIRKMAN
Lake Charles, La.
April 10. 1879. If.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-19
Lake Charles Institute
FOR
MAI IT AND FFM AT IA,

fOh
MALE AND FEMALE,
WILL commence regular sessions on
Wv Monday, Nov. 18th. Every effort
will he made to secure rapid progress
in learning
Tic eoiarse of studies viii includeall
branches usually tauglit. and necessary
to u fhorough practical or finished edn-
cation.
No new Glasses will he formed after
those for the session have been ofgun-
lied, and uniformity of authors will be
strictly required.
Terms CASH.
Primary Branches. per month, 81 sO
Elementary English Branches,
which willinclude Arithmetic,
Grammar. Composition, Ele-
mentary Philosophy an? Ge-
ographv, per month. B 90
Advanced Mathematics, with
ancient or modern languages.
and other studies to cores
pond, per month. .......... 5 90
Drawing, Sketching and Music. extra.
Applicants from fhe country will find
comfortable board on reasonable erms.
Nov. 8, 1873. S. ID. READ.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-19
For Sale or Rent.

IA SAW MILL, in full running order
Terms of Sale --One-third cash, bal
.ance il one aud two years, with fulD in.
demnity. Apply to
w w. SMART.
Bagdad, Ca.casieu, La.
July y, 1879 If
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-19
NIA'S FERRY
AND STORE,
One mile above Lake Charles on the

OuG Hllle uDOVe Ibhe NSlldIItS vi Lllt
Calcasieu River.
The undersigned wishes to Inform
the travelling public and Stock Drovers
that he has puthis Ferry and beef pens
in goodrepair, and is ready to accom-
mediate I'LL who may wish to cross with
him, with everything chat is generally
required by stock men and travellers.
He has large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind of stock: also two
chain blooms forswimming. Pastnrage
on each side of fine river. free of ehiwge
Keeps constantly on hand IA full sup
ply of Groceriel, Provisions and For
sae. atthe very lowest prices!
my9-t ID ID. MIX
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-19
FOR s ALE.

EOR SALE: --T NO hundred and fifty
IL three and half acres of and, on
Che Bayou Nez-tique, in this parish.
n See. 43, Z. 8. S II. 8 w, La.
Address lake Charles EoHo.
feb 81. 1878
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-19
Ho. FOR eALCAsIEU PASS!

fs%~~- A The handsome, swift run
o. ming propeller
's''sasht -----aRss II A M O S.
has resumed regular semi weekly trips
from Lake Charles to Leesburg. (C'l-
casieu PASS, CARRYING the United Suites
Mail. All down and up trips by day
light. Accommodation for eight pas
sengers. Excellent inducements to
hunting and fishing parties.
Fare, Each Wav. So 80.
Leaves Like Charles MONDAYS and
Thursdays at 6 a. m; arrives at Lees
burg same days.
Leaves Leesburg Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 6 II. m; arrives at Lake
Charles same days.
Schedule running time between both
places, twelve hours; actual running
time, much less.
TIOS r. REYNOLDS,
II. April % 1878. Master.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-19
Haskell House.
LAKE CHARLES. CAICAeIEU pApr.
LOUISIANA.

TNHIS large, two story, well licldAl
i and ventilated building. sit,lalal
ton Ryan street, next to Moss & H6i
dick store, has recently been entlral,
renovated and reprinted, and the Htnt
niture is new throughout. The efoupi
measures 900 Ivy 400 feet, and inclnle
new faed stable. The table is snn
piled with the hest The market affords
and the proprietor will spare 10 effort,
to make it a first class housa. Cam
mereial travellers will find il a uniet an,
pleasant stopping place Prices mod
elate. w. lei. III HASKELL.
July IL, 1878. Pronrietor
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DCBLIC notice is hereby given to all
Il creditors of the vacant succession
of John Dillon, deceased, to present
their claims. duly authenticated, with
ont delay, ut Lake Charles, La, TO the
Undersigned Curator Of said succession
ms required by law; and all persons in
debted to said succession are hereby
notified and relnestedto make payment
Observation-Disclosures acknowledgment
without delay, and thereby avoid suit
to recover payment.
j.. w. BRYAN,
Curator Of said Succession.
Lake Charles, La, July ~. 1879.
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Job Printing Of all descriptions care
fully executed, with neatness and dis
patch
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-19
r.. q. DEMOCRAT.
IT, A.. BURKI MANAGING ElprroE.
OFFICE-1G9 GRA FIER ,SIHE'Ey.
RATES. OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TaE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
One wear s'I2; Six Mogths. So: Three
Months, S3; One Month, 81. Post.
age. 'oneyer, 81 Psyablein advance
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Iiiic m. %. TIMES.
SpOUTJEMYER e. JUDSON.
PROPRIJeToRS.

ISAAC n. sTOUTEMGER. Editor
VIII. III. I'll. JUDSnN, business Man y
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-19
FOR SALE.

April 10. 1879. If.
, 1879-07-19

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6peefdi Vffpo1en 70 1H 7fbnhE.
WARRINGTON, u. e., July 1H.--A. II. Evans
Il Co., nl.Hu!IcitoFy, report the following
patrufs tRs,,.d In Northwestern fnysntors &his
'e'"s" ~ 3'o''""ssNe'" '"''"'''o s's
week: ..
tL.1tNo1s.
Georec Adalr and +. r, Palmer, Rock Falls. bar.
rel cnri.
ii. 4. FyjJr. Canto!. prerarinx scsst.
lanes tioIllncawortb, Chicago, horao hsy.rakc,
Il. &. Murijs. Djne,. cst.Iournxl. cs,snaos. .
y. {. Rahcrta hnf h. 4. lihtharaJ. Chttsko ID.
Eh"atd 5chaT, Chicago agricultural lmple'
- e .h,,, r., ...,
+ ou,eaae.' u' EnieaRo. Watotupd.
, 1879-07-19
CAMP COLLIE.


An Attractive Resort on tho shoro OF Lake
tcneva.
SpsetaJ Dtspateh II me Trtbnnt,
1AkE Geneva, Via, Juiy 1a--rsrcl,ed Gu
u's ',' o,o" " ooia p'oh,ontot5 ~ ,As ehtennc'
above fogs mud free from dampncss, Camp
Collte has become m attractive resort, rs 1t IL
% 1ny o1Y sse. camp ts snos 'axe
!hs "a tne tcntn season Of this picturesque
forest home, tho Noy' Joseph Collie, OF Della
van, nftcr whom the place Is named, having de-
voted thirteen ncrcs Of land to the usns Of tho
,nmn.
>'g. ca,,,ou, ,,, ,n,,,s ,,vo ,,,,. .,.,.., 49,,
Cottaees anu caolns nave hccn cseetea ana
tents provided for the accommodation OF
hai1t t intn TIM luke whcra 's tbe n ,,e.n'. s.
ho.t. ,.a,r. ,..J,,ns. .,,,u,. ...,,x ~,
oosts "1a"o !s'a'"ss' e'''1aet aFpoi' natl'
mouse, anu OBSERVATORY nsc conveniently con-
boats and fishing tackle can bo obtained aud
mnnv convcr,cnrsu ~ rroy,de1 tor ,ho naval
a ena", .,,.a, a.a pusu 4o' ''' '''o'A'
anu AealtMin' fecrcatloh OIL guests
'lhc following rules Mrc Imperative at tho
camp: The uao OF Intoxicating liquors Is pro-
hib{t cd. aud drunken persons n,s not o,lowo3
al, H. rrnurds' Nati,n.r that ,,fssurhs NO
worship Of tl.e Sabbath aud lie uulctncss be-
rnnl1,T tilc Lnri,s Dnv ear, hc rcrmittri' w
b';nbcr s of 1er1ar u s,,nmar NJ v,.i,ops mr., a.
.cady On tiu cro,nts, and o!j,era nre cou,t,rr IN
ln{iy, Hfuf, Wbittle a,uI 6, ii, Morton arrIyel
on "Wednesday evening. uim, w,li nssfrt in ,ha
Tic nttentlauce 1T the opening OF the daily
worshtn On Wednesday was nbosit 1Oo, '''
J'hs Rny. Jn,en, f,1},,e. nY JSe1svor o,.,x,
win n1ayer. MTs 1sriras' % of Dc;aynn g9eaE y5esfd
.nE at tiie organ. Tie ncv. j. l., IiolbrouS.
Of Dible study. Tic audrc.e wan eluoucnt
and weit nrenared. Tbe hymn. "Te11 M tIn
Old, old story" rc-echocd through tic lofiy
, 1879-07-19
ANDREWS g. co,

The situation at the factories of A. Il, An.
uFc"s d. Co. yesterday remained practically ut,-
ehanvcd. Hall dozen men, perhaps, who wcrc
originally among tic tnatcontents, hare return
cd 10 their plaecs, and hnyc abandoned the
sHRers' The names Of such have been obtained
oS .helr ndirusnt brethren, und hare been 10.
eo.asu 10 h'ack toox Tor future reference.
Andrews & Co., who conceded to tl.e first de.
maaa OF the strkars, lave been eudsayor,nu 10
s"ne'''ate 1hctr men aud induce them TO rcsutne
WosS boforo tho present brcech beco,ne. 40
~'as 'l'at they cacnos resssce their steps. Ifpy
INFORMED the 1,en that It would bo hrtter a..
tAem ah!! for themselves II an accommr1i. ~, H..
anu fcttlement upon lust and reosnnshis ,.ss,
could 10 had. Latu Oh Thussdar nirhs ths III iie
lowing communication was psrsentsi ~ H., e ~ ~
ny COMMITTEES OF The strikers ano,intad WV Wv
tllat purpose: Arpe'o'eo 1oe
CAlrAGo !njy u. 1s7D.-1o tat Ff,7a of .,,
An1rfTs d 70. -OESrLENkS: A. " a." y t5,M a. "
sna! .nu Gemanaa 1f yonr smp!eyes bars mt hssn
properly Iaia bstuse you or afa not rnrracti oseA
aessl0oa, VIC vii. therefore, 10 avoid Iii W.
defstanalnX IaY II before you In thjs w.x. "Trao
we detnand eight hours a. q 1sY's wo.t * s aast
hours payi dhd. Furthermore, That wn th,c csxas s
piofes. WILL 1u!l work soon a. anv mar T. s1, &
Ell " woiE tsD hnuss per day, SktladtuY ill., ninec
tuiilhs hLl Gui*hres. Cn.MecS ~ e!acS'
To this communication the firm 1n.ds NJ -.
ply, an4 HHl make uoue. They claim ti'st ths. NJ
have tho right to allow any tnan who rfshcs y
-ask ten hours q day. They also cMn, III.
, 1879-07-19
Ths sun Cl,ulesn ntstlielno,

found that prevention Of cholera waa easer than
cure, prescription drawn lip 1y eultucur doctors
was published ln tic New York Sun, aud II took
thu name Of tho Sun Cholera medicine. Our
article. We have seon it in cous.ant usu ior
nearly twpseoro years. aud found II to be the
best remedy for looscness Of tho bowels eyer yet
devised. No ono who has this by him, and takes
Men1 It to vii our friends. Even when no
cholera ia anticipated, it Ia IN excellent remedy
Tor ordinary summer cou'plsints, collie. dassbsa,
ayschteFy, etc.
Take equal parts Of tinctuse Of Cayenne
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A PARTIAL BLOCkADF

OF inc NAN avenue Tor escape Of selnse from tho
human system Is utterly aubycrsiyo OF regularity
n,nongshc oi4cr organs. Let constipation bccomo
chronic, and, leaving oat thu Imminent danger OF
inflammation Of tho bowels and thae total obstr,c.
t,on occurring. }aundicc Ii alnost csstau 10 eusuc
tie liYer Is liable .u bcromo cngotged, tho blood
and ur!ae arc potaoneA by the bile, which also vi.
tstea Tho Juices Of the stomach. and other unhao.
~ cnnssa autHcca follow. IlostetluF'a blGmach lit
ters, pslnu tonic Alternative, prevents OF remcdcs
tbeas results and their cause ~ tho caso may 70.
qutrc, and In a. s!Gnally r!cac!oGa In orercou,.
ta1 as4aunce, heartburn, aud sxrlapIa ~ welt na
constipatea action Of thu bowels. 1t rcnsws nervo
powsr. improves Tho appel!Ip, stays Tho pso1rets
OF curly aecny rultasct tho iuGtmllics Of sge and
II pleasant Apprkzcr.
, 1879-07-19

There was no formal meeting OF the furniture
manufacturers yesterday, though several called
In at 10 Dearborn street for consultation and
advice. 4 number OF additional nnmes were
offered to the resolution paused by the manu{pe-
: torcrs the preceding day, declaring ten hours
days work. Fully nina-tonths OF all the
furniture manufacturers of Chicago hayc
now slgncd td's platform. Ia addi
ton to this declaration Of principles
some 80 so far as to say they Will mako no con-
ceesIons whntevcr. al1d thnt they will close their
shops mud suspend business rather thnn yicld
to what tncy consider unjustifnblo aui I'M
cmp!oyere ind not tha employed. The dN-
nculty IN the wav seems to bn that other clt!ca
cgnnot be held down to the elght-hour rutc.
manufacturers who have no objection to the
shortened uaS. say they canuot conpete with
Gra,ih Rapids und other placcs where great
aenl ot furniture ID manufactured, for The rcu.
son n1haa 1mnt thett TING would not be limited.
some enIfaytfe,' are rng to mike
Trouble a1.d Tor t!s purooso Of creating good
a adsellng among tho workIngmen themselves.
LIE ainot '"pssssen s'no,te ,enDpeass 70 be prev.
The days work to s!ght houss 'tot "a to h orSy ~
tic forerunner 81 further demands. An ID.
" vance o. wages ~ per cent II is thought 10 tis
effort be sueccasfn1. Some manufacturers lhlnk
they might III well moot the ISSUE now a. at any
ot11cr time, and that to make my conccsslons
!. WILL only bo to strengthen and encourage The
etrtkers, md TINT In the cnd the contest viii
hayo 10 take place anyhow. While none are
svcrse to any n,nn who desires to do 80, work.
Ing but eight hours day, tic employers want
70 reserve the right Of allowing any other muu
the right to work ten hours day ii tle1 choose
70 10 80 without interference trom any one.
Tito present strtkers won't allow any ons To
commenee e work hctars ! oelork, nor to coi,-
ttnno Work alter s O'Clock; this Is the Issue.
s!stenl stated yesterday That tho men camo to
bis shop a. u'elock, tho old huur,
and eat asound there Tor an
hour looking at tEu c1ock aud smoking
uusil tho hour to begin Should arrive. liz
gould not, therefore, zee Hhnt had been ea!ucd
oy the change, There Is NJ disposition, how
ever. to mako tho iasues TOO rugged between
thry seem to 10 waiting 10 see What viii come
, 1879-07-19
opposed Cooperative Factory by
the Striking Cabinet.
makers. :.
a Manufacturers Will Not Yield
to The Strikers De-
mands.
,ntiuunnco of the Lockout at
Andrews Mnnufhc-
tory.
oAgitatora o Working Up a General Eight
Hour Movement.


. meeting Of the employees OF A. H. An
VS. e. Co. was held at No. s. Weat Lako
ect, Yesterday afternoon, MIR. W. I. Hart In
!: cl,ntr and MIR. Rasmusson at the Secretary's
SIX. There were about s'xty-dve mon preacnt
tho meeting.
Tie eight-hour movement Was discusscds and
Ave Of the strikers bad rciurDen TO work, It
ID suggested to take up their casci at'd con-
Ter what was best to be done With them.
Mr.. Hepson prudontIy remarked that they
d better not bc too basty in their action, but
III and SEQ what could be done.
Mr.. Rasmussen said that they wero not ccrtaiu
IL they had tho nanos Of these men, md ha
ought they had better wait until theS were
rtaln about thas, Then they would know
,ticr wl,at was best to he done.
'rhc Chairman said that they could not expect
dictate to workman that ,lo should not
ork ten hours dny, but they could declare that
icy thought eight hours proper daT's work.
id tllry could resolve not to 20 to work until
lrers. liz thought that covered az the ground,
sir. Hcpson brought up the subject Of cstab.
shfnE cooperative factory. T,lcrc was cop-
;detablc debate upon this point &moug those
resent, all being IN tnyor of the sslleme. Mf.
association, and thought thcrs was no reason
By they could not be ~ aucccsstul aa tho ABso-
ailon there 80
Mr. Mh.snnaeI feaa.kea ua' , y uan useu ea,9
M INC lHe1 "nu 1nu lu!s VIZ e,np.uJ aes. ILL; y.
>. H. nnnIc"s ~ w. "ItG t tns uoo.sss @ "v .Ias.
1en ~ thc enGps. u sh,e "T'u s,stt,, tlue, sHIy
aa netteT kcep ~ .nsmssaYss1' 1,, ~ ~
ID not bcilcVe ts'Rs t.leg would c7eE 60 uacM 70
VOTE 1nf tnc lltn an5Hay, a'u ~ a ms tGousnt 'hey
az ~, peIef stars lset9s3 " sne.nseases. u.,,o
e Cha.san 'oagns % g.ottn.r a. .sn ~ NJ ~ hstter
,ls1,ess pclpEe tne illes''ps lucy noo oe1teF
axe TINS auolctt Up. .,-s.. -.,,
a memnef o. the meetlME MNn ptaetiieHal H
urn OF mtna Hantea 10 know now u Wou!n %
n regard 10 ti!o po9r mcnoeEs EotHnE encls
Fbgcs u they went into this movement, 10 as
o sust9,n themselves 10 1he M hegnn!itE. aan 49,,
Mr; Hepsol' Gxolaincu that perhaps oe7
;ouiu tot sake a.i "otx'nea , nlo .0s laesoFI az
fst, ~ 1Aef msEht nos hhYe mork enouea' oNL
is dass 90 taey eoau & 1n'asn .a paasnaaGa M ue5
should bring every one INTO the ASSOCIATION WHO
santed 70 come N. .,.,c.l, .,.,-
lat oi ahoso "no haa a.tsaay elenaHso 1ne,s
Fl'lnenees 70 go thto an Asaoelatlon oI sAe klad
, 1879-07-19
Tho Monument to t1le l'rlhcssz Alice,
kntisiaA AcadkEuu

lhe east for Ills monument ~ The Princess
Al'Ge-conGfssfoned by the Queen OF Mr.,
lsra well. The !'rinerss lies Us il, Sleep her
head thrown hack On high pillow, supported
Oh either ado by lttlu angels, tho lower l'nst Of
Tue tlxnro batns arapc4 nnd swathe1 by the
naayJ 1olas Of mantle boracEel NTH eTIaine.
child, who u placed at her side. resting hcr hoad
on her mothers breast, ana extending her latt
iiaEd IL meet tho c4ress Of her motllvs's right,
liis group, which Is TO DO executed ju marble,
WI be supported on babe enriched by band
OF dcltcatc Renaissance nrutcsQuc erowninE the
pedestal, "hich ls divided by tuici pIlastcFs In-
70 thre1 compartments. The general nFect of
THIS part OF Thu work will bs much yaticu by liz
employment of culored marbles,
, 1879-07-19

right 10 blow thcr whistle and start their no.
chlnery at o'clock, md to shut t1own 0t 0
o'clock II they kco ~. This tlrm wns alto noti-
fed verbally tint ,l,cy would nUt he allowed to
alseharxc my one whn hnd been engaged 10 this
atrikc wtthuat tl'e cunscnL OF The enploycs.
ant that ts one further reason WHY .l'ty havo ,3
not attempted my further negotiation. Na5tnE
At frat conceded all tho men hctnnnueut
they claim the7 had right to sslppoae That
tho men would not quit work. u no
settlement enn bo had the firm VIII mnKo a.
that will rloss their factories for tho prcheas.
Ut. Andrews. whom n TntntNE Reporter saw
yesterday, Mns tranquil uyer tho eienat'nn' 1it
hoping that good scnte and renann "ohln nilaltY
prevaIf, n,ul ti,at Tic tnen would 70 70 "oLR.
Mt. Andrewe sed they wero nos .;d agasnsdt tho t!o
privilege Of running their own business. They
Ind no objection tu the mcn worktilE eight
hnurt II itlry ssnnt 10, but they did object 10
beng dictated to as to whom they should esE-
plof. f1e claimed that no such demand ns tti&
had bccn made upon ny otl.,r factory N ,h,e te
Tor them 70 compete With the ren1aia,lcr Of lhe
country On lhcsa unequal ternk. 11c believed that
further cncrnarllmcnts by the laborIng mon
would bc resisted by The manufacturers OF tho
city. They Ind already been informed lhat u,e
workmcn we're onty waiting to be sliccossfui In
crease OF wages Of 70 per rent. u ~ adrapce
In wsaes weru made general they could st!,nl 1t,
10 matter to what extent 1t Was carried; hut 20
long Al tiicro wore any exceptions Tiny would
bo led on TO ruin and bankruptcy. l1e thought
by Monday next tho men would tiR1o eutllc6rnt-
work.. II they did not, tho I'rm woull snpply
the strikcrs' places With other men. 10 far as
the 1rm were concerned they had no further
propositions 10 nuke to the strikers.
, 1879-07-19

pepper, tinctnro Of opium, tInctuse III r,,ubntb.
Aiix well. Dose, fifteen to thirty 1rupa In \
little colt water, according to aga and violence
pf ssmptufns, reptatud every fifteen Or twenty
minutes until relief Ia Obtained.
, 1879-07-19
ANOTHER STRIKE.

Out OF twenty worktncn employed In the
stiuk factory ofsssteiu, ffirsch 4 Co. on Archer
avcnne, seventeen struck yesterday. The men
complain bitterly al the small wages which they
have been receiving, and the unhealthy and no.
pleasant nature Of tho work they 10. The beat
paid Of them hnvc been receiving $1.25 day,
and The others 81. The strike was rnsne for au
increase Of 25 cents day. Tie employers re-
fused to agree 10 this, and have put on a num-
Ter Of green hants, Germans n,,l UohcmIans,
whom II will take soms days to get hoIscu into
the business, which Is very hard one. Owing
to tho Immense amount OF s!auehtcrlng doing
at present, u,cro Is great deal VI blood and
Co, aud since they have but four dryers, and
have been forbidden by The Health Department
TO run uetwecu q at night and s In the morning,
II Is uphill work TO dispose Of tho stuff they
have on hnnd.
, 1879-07-19

King HumLcrt
= The London Truth Ia sorry to learn that King
llnnbert has q foot In the grave His spluc Is
diseased. li,d tla sptts hloud The phydLc!sns
attending him prescribe the soft alr OF Maaelra.
The nFobahlc Regent in bis absence will be the
Prince Of Carirnan, bis cousIp.
, 1879-07-19

:. -. <--I.e. s
I n nR1lEls TO AcCOMttOUATE 0uIl NUMEROUS
rht1pns Throughout tia city, we have cttajishr
branch tteiess n tte dtrreat Yvston desIEnatsd
hc!uw. where ndycltlstHenta viii M taken ~. tic eaft,
rrtc ~ charged nj the Main t>fe, and viii h. frcriYrJ
hnfi! NO p. H. during the week. and Unit, b. m
-. Z. sIM,ts. booksellers nua sta.soners IL,
s: y; WALnES. ScwsicaleT. stattaucr. esc., lons
wet Wft,M MaatE ~ IN n H.; near Ncst* n. ar.
n!!c lsIand..r corner ot IIslted,st.
H. e. nkRRfCk. ,fewtler. ScNS1ca}eE. aud Fancy
tfo1hA IA l.1kH.st., corner 1.fncotf,.
L0uts y. It., MEME rrht,ug and Adycn,..ue
It,, het weGD t.AAhllr otu WcI!s ~
, 1879-07-19

PERSONAL ..--.
IN Mfs ehiutnn, faft4 HHes or less y eesss per n
sef1en. Each tntIIhonul line, 10 ctntt
DEnsONAL.-ei1ALL DIE HOME IN TWO WEEKS,
Wiste me Monday.
l3EKs0SA1~-wANTR YOUNG LAZY rO As:
R'at IN thc care at furnished rpOzn4. Address IL,
Tribune 1ttlce. '
, 1879-07-19

To feENT-Es0USES,
North 3ldre
BRICK. 10RDoMs MoOERS
cnnvancHceh- &1s; Rfnofn brtck+ Rlc0ye chamber,
Eha nxtGrrA, etc., E.u, near Lincoln Park. HALE
6SUW, t5a KRndotpt
WGht Slide.
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IT. S2ey aui Utficy4, '-@
, 1879-07-19

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, 1879-07-19

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, 1879-07-19

he thoucbt that no person sloI,il b, njae",}
over sunday-tchuo' claas tllat was not
thoroughly competent and educated 10
eahday;aehool work, for frss Impressions wcro
Impressions llo had h!ways thought lhat every
child should recelvu syato1natte, Thorough. and,
20 fur as possible, consecutive Instruction. Ii
u be tsias the child was neglected III the
Iam.II {as was too often the ease>, n,,l it ap.
iot elwnya !icn,-the only place ior % that child Mil
" 10, IL thg sunday.sehool, aud hore only could
afraid Of doguatism. and were protestInr
aga'nst It being brought Into tho secu.ar schools;
aegmatlsm. Those psope wers moi sirail
!,1, n1 tue aogmattc .multinlieatton table.
Ihe speaker Remembered that when she was a
cntfd tu was peTfcctly willing to tuko tl,e dogmn
tllat seSen times nine was ktxky-tlrte, nl,I he
naa IT, oaiy te statement OF his teachers Tor Il.
2!ou4 excitement or by tho lnUuence III komc
great ssvtfaiist. bt1t ha wa1 coming more anI
moro 70 think tlMt the ear!y-traned Christian
VA was US oest, at'd tf,st the Sunday school fur
nlshc4 more material for thu Church Than WIS
furnished BY 2as artificial tncaps. IN ,he sneak-
ef's own denomination tie custom Ind como to
make tie superintendent Of The EunJny.schnni
an officer !a the church. Io was aln,ittsd to tic
GouasfN, atsd aad N equal voice Win any af
Iia 6eficyed. also. that one Of uie best:hours Of
tie day should 10 nuyoted 10 tie 8unday.school.
hInl It should ba &iYeu tho tett rjacu, Il Ind
always been the custom 10 compel tic eundny.
schoot to raise whatever money Il required hy
somu make shit process ut ito own. ii il va.
be provided for iu this respect.
Inc ASSEMBLY nnc0 mo:o Eoturued to tho
Clark Bt1cet Chapel, where, from to S o'clock.
GEOGRAPHY. Of ',Tho tand Of Capaan," was