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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

rRr1T-. UrrEITs Vf-r--pEIEn. 49,, -,,
Pecpufs n the week. phEs-. viii
nEgs OF Peanuts Exports OF Dried Apples 50 DOs ~ a
Grated Apple save $ AKA. l.IAlt ~. GU l'e, ,''
being .irl az 44C lpI .ht A -
NM iu blxas balr--4 lots not wanted Al present eie
H. am aren't y very q ts vmdTird fruit ia market ana
ID i. b4lg ta enough 20 supply tie pee sulal cen t a
small Good ester quar- grs 80 81 ~ sc. 80 $50
U. m arsr Prr.r or upe-c Peaches few II Llt ave 7
CON III be- -0i# stock s held above buyers
y.ys Ei4.kbrlies hell no 5sUJ &c sales c'dl 3a
1ua.t ar &C. ugms very tu. and n 'ie.F loNiA, --'
rere- IN very ia ted request. stock l. eAct ed ,h
geul f1 fhins thai hry viii start about ~ '1
possibly fIld Rather 4-Ai l+nc IrP"teu ~ u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

VNHE undersigned will purchase at par the
Il INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY 10 PER CENT
- " A. IsEIJN & CO. az waIIst
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financial.

DAILROAD BONDS.-Whether you wish To
IL buy or sell write n EDWARD c. FOX & co, Nom
bsrs New.York stock Exchange, NO 5 Waist, New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

FOR the week. 81 pEgs: last week - 100 pkKA
correspundl,c week year, It pkgN Tie receipts are
demand has on 70
surh al extent 3D. sbn tn cp stock cleared
mr. even tnOugh 0u concessions made. li
Isl bb 80 th- afternoon az &c ana We
q Otle sales at ii 81 D. bot the latter "a an
0f the far Westerns show tie effects pt
ne heat losing heavily state Eggs are not
pIaDty ma q teg co ming I'm excellent condition
ana nearly above Nc,tfrp. Cauaias we're 0nerel
freely late tIs afternoon AZ l-1l2-C, though 4Jc was
sometimes obtained. Quotations: - 80,
NY. doz. l3 -'Gl4 C.uafa ....----lz a. -
Western. Inferior lots Oil ,
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oFncE OF THR INV. YoRx, LAKE Ems AM !
rT,HIs COMPANY has made aII nm ar arrangement

V'HIS COMPANY has made an arrangement
IL Msssra DKEXEI. MORGAN q co. % extend the
Mortgage Bonds i-sued by the NewIurk anl Ere
Company september next, the prncipa
payable from that and the interest," March
and September sent annually at per cent per annun
both United gOa OF the present standard, weight
and hneuess.
The above been reserved 70 sueh ~
the present holders may avail OF 10 and sa TO-
posi- their bonds that will Mssrs Drexel Nor
gan & Co. prior To the 10Th Of August next
bonds De extended by The holders or be
presente purpose by MessTs Drex Morgan Coz
viii be paid at maturity Ii. J. JkWETf
President
20 TALLsr., INV YORK June 80, 1873.
Referring The above Of the NewA LAKE Erie
ana Western Railroad COMPANY ready
any 81 New. and Erie Railroad second Mortgage
B0nds for
We are also prepared 100 and accrued
bonds rather
cyl ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

Yearllngs 0sc olds all grovth 82c; Pacific Coast Bops
S0lOc.
LEATHER The demands have fallen OF somewhat but
there st DRY trade going uli figures;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For tie week ending July l. 1879
Expressly for THE y y TRIBUNE DY our own reporter

only good The ght and other expenses
poor goods, Put thing good order An attractive
examination. and sale where
dirty appearance
thar the will allow The about
Use plenty OF c'.dH rrg, straw eggs Marx
plainly with Oa4a strncP ate be-tani note contents
the box barrel stating to amount also letter
the time. stating what il the route, time
should also DO iuClOseu barrel
Always Stale zoe number packages Yourself
the reputation for 1ne goods IN best shape that your
marx is J demand.
Receipts for the week Scans, JS pkEs Peas G0sO bush
Exports: beaBs $50 pkgs Peas Z.7J2 bush Medium
Beans are ID limited supply md are held with rather
CDundeuC Than any or. sind Of White Beans. Si.L tho
market not active. prices only about steady
MauOws are du, with easier feeling q
slight downward tendency IN prCes
are Offering good STOCK al VI 3OasI 32a while
others suN holding FOR 81 30. There = hardly
sR0Vgh dong go Red Kidney absh qu0lt oBs butmO
Of he STOCK on tns market is held a. -
90 Black Beans have very light luquiry, rhe
Lanl Is small and very hmy h I'D. Wue kidney aad
Pea Beans DUH quot nominal Green
Peas have Doen IN lar At trdy prices southern
Black scarce, holders
Canada Peas quiet NJ unchanged prices. quota
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CosnSssrAL EArIoSAL BANK.
.

4 DIVIDEND Of three and a half per cent
~ on the II ths bank been declared out ~ 80
earnings Of the last mongbs Tree Of taxes payable On
and after July J.
pr01mo. F4.Ly TAYLJl, Cashier
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5apln9s Banks.

CITIZFNS' SAVINGS BANK, of the CITY
- OF y YORK, no. - BOwerv, corner OF Cana-st-
THIRTY EIGHTH DIVIDEND OF INGEEtSI.-Ihe Jrds-
tees have that interest AT the rate OF per cent per
auaum paid depos anu after July a. on al sums
OF ch been depOslt Tor the three
and six months ending Juno 80, 1879.
Interest will be original deposL and not
posts made before Thursday July 10 VIA draw inter
est from July l.
Bank open every day from 10 g. and Mondays and
saturdays from 10 10 Z.
Bausbooks in English, German ana French.
E.A. QUINTARD, President.
SEYMOUR 4. BUNCE, Secretary.
DRY DOCK SAVING INSTITUTION.
regular meeting Board Of Trustees held June IT,
dividend was declared for the months ending June 30
on all accounts entitled the rate Of cent per
aunum on all sums Of $4,000 under and the Of
at the rate per per payable on ana
after July 2l
DEPOSITS made on before July 10 will be entitled to inter.
est from July l.
CHARLES CURTI,s,
WILLIAM v WEBSTER, Vice-President
secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

IL antcpaie SIN stock cleared FIST as " AZ
quite accumulation IN cold stt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

Ppceipts for the week boxes last week. %,
corresponding wceF last year. 1880 boxes E1
ports NJ Hl.Z.3 same uur lhst wear
la 575 Liverpool cable quotations SIS; corre-pon
ing lime year. 4js commission nrm ia tiis cly tns
Uf the market
ruled mainly buyers favor Fine state Lines NANNY
sold az BE- with 6l-Gilsc. made under particularly favor
circumstances Strictly White and HIGH Coor nave nag
intermediate OF equally gpol
favor. ~ tudf sra
bitv color quality anc condition, have been very album
sod a ranging ICON
down 30 ic Full NH and Wisconsin This about
market -odiy lnd t. except tlat DC
was top any hing sold the dock win me
exception u few exprter- pets" strictly Fine grade
OF Cheese vas freely offered Atc. and Prime STOCK
soi az Trade however IL uu and Is likely to continue
-ot fact Of t. beng tOufth-ot
JuIv wee- viii probably restrict business. exporters
affrr Thursday nght. QnotliOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

A DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT has been
"A declared by the PArERsQN AID HJDsoN kiNtL.
Locomotive and MacmDe works, - Exchange place. Sew
YORK, on tuesday, July s, Z. y,,-y.,,,,-, ,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

The daily receipts for The wees az re var9S
~ follows: Erie Ii'llNNF
caps OF cream Of MIX Harem Haiir ad 80
90 Ns haven railroad. 40 Hudson tlFe- llrpac
Az I1: l.lUU Of Mix ana ~ cans OF
CTe. miscellaneous nearby routes l,-ul cans OF 'l.
v boat 375 cans; total lU2bS cans 81 MILK OF ~ quarts
which The surplus has oeen s0o on me
form uriug the week averages 81 40 Beginning AT SJc
n 4 yucrI ie next Gay u, amer which mere Wa h
for three DAYS when % 81 - on me 23th ana
o ~ % ola the 2ath fell back 10 y 10 the innWlls CAV
Win aDcut per cent Of the arrivals sour very warm
weather and scarcity 81 cau>fr m the iAt l farmers
had large number filled Win ma tor Dot choose '5
market ruled active. and ~ uue7 very tA'tu.
There was gTeat uUctudilu lu prices b me average
o. prosperous one Tor dtA4ris
POULTRY
Fowls are fraction lower. uut ou account Of heavy m
rival bnr because the demand hight -pnng Chickens
IN of GOOD and It, s-aJo 40 far prices but Eh
small tgc not wanted Very little inquiry Tor Turkeys
sg, ut lew arriving Ducks quiet az unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

corresrorairc week a q bales. Exports Tor the
wees $50 bales time last wear -Jz Dairs 4hr -
J4 Tfir.4f q the
rr brewers buy fairly and exporters hav- shown bet
80. ,1s, o., generate FuZisI aIgl-ss report the ty a.
h4vlag appeared the yards an. 'ie marx - are
bsfgr lone Hops STARE adVitea continue ~
rr au inf tvuraaIe appearance ~ hc vine aud reiut'd
-uG IA at acres
- ''. LAST Price he inter CHER than
here Wruute fancy sample sold 90 brewer 40 I+c bl
p tots ara w. ~ rlr. To bring The Hops mUsi be
erfrct In respects color bdvrr strength cltannesa ILee
don from moulu brightness etc. etc. C""tal"n--= . 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

AMPRCAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
EXECUTIVE OFEIK 90 BR0ADwAY
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of ONE AND
"A ONE HALE /. . r CENT the capital stock q
Company Wi be paid ar tAis Ofor the 18TH OF Juv
The books vii be closed az o'clock ths IJ ~
i. W. ANDREWS, President
c. b. HOTCHKGSs secretary.
FAST TENNESSEE and GEORGIA RAIL-
H ROAD COUPON July ], 1873 VIII be paid AMI
ina, date by T. WILSON & 90. Exchan ge-cogrt
FAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA and
N GEORGIA RAILROAD COUPON. due Jay :, 1879.
viii be PAID on ana after uaI date Dy
NATIONAL BECADwAY BANK NEw. YORK. June =, 1873
ENFIY-NINlH DiNiDEND.-A SEMl-AN-
A NUAL DINIDEN OF EIGur PR CENT nom 80
esIl,szs OF the months, well be- pad ~
g,UHg. free OF TX j. l.. ENEGITr Cashier
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X IT 7 % II Nv IIIt.IU
4 HANOVER
FIRE IN, RANCE COMPANY.

semi ANIMAL dividend Of 5 per cent payable 90.
manG al the Office Of the company Nb l2u broadway.
l. EEN-EN LANE.
Vice President and Secretary
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- II = IN = 7 7 = = tn
Jobbins Leather Heavy, 22G23c-
UNION CIR IT,
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Dipi0eno NolIees.
40 InroarEns % raADEas. =.

4 DIVIDEND OF THREE AND \ HALE
n PER CENT has been declared By Tue PAT sRsDS
AND RAMAPO RAILROAD COMPANY. payaDie 70 tEo
Rogers ani Mscb'ue Work., ~ ~
chang place NewYOrk. on tn Ul-DAY IL 3. 1863, Ad
JOHN HOPPER
Treasurer.
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" NJ &c <
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VTNGS COUNTY FIRE IY,UPlXCE CONE

STATE of ARKANSAS, LOUGHBOROUGH
- BONDS. COUPONS que July j. 1879. Will be paid AZ
the Naronal CITY Bank " and on te 10 per cent bons
once Of MATTHEW. a WIIAk.t, 81 Louis, No, al50
at the state Treasurer's Ot1cs in Little Rock.
TE'HE COUPONS of the Southern Minnesota
Il Railway Extension Company due July T. 1879, Vii Ds
the ~ Of Aessrs j. q r II
GCSON, 40. 80 Iue-st, Nrw YORK.
WALTON FERGUSON Treas. g 81 Railway co
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TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Der Worth Eirsr. TesSr's altf Raur7tfs.

TUESDAY. July l. 1879.
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Died.

MOSS-At his fathers residence In this
town, at 10 o'clock F., M, on Wednesday,
October list, 1879, Walter Eugene Joseph,
youngest son of Mary u. and "A. IL Moss,
aged year, months and ~ days
Eugene, our precious baby boy II
. With all his winning ways,
Has left us for another homie
In heaven now 20 plays.
TIC house, the earth, our hearts are sad,
Nothing our mind can cheer,
The knocking bird has come with song,
We did not wish 70 hear
IT'S only those who thus have lost
Their dearest, household joy,
Can realize how keen'tlie pang
When parting with our boy.
OH how we miss our angel boy,
Under the cloud NE bow
And cry. o. God z III seiu be doae,''
While our hearts are blccding now.
MoTHER AND FATHER.
October 5, 1879
III the presence az that deep shadow which
falls upoil tho whole family when, for the arst
time, death enters the household, and takes
away the youngest and Che dearest, silence is
more eloquent of sympathy than words. Yet,
out 81 the depths Of aflliction, the voice Of
faith can rise TO the throne Of the Infinite,
and say 4 II Is well with the child "
s'And though At times, iinpctnoas with emo
fiOn
And anguish long suppressed,
The swelling heart beayes, moaning, like the
ocean
That cannot be at rest,
We win De patient, ana aasaage the feeling
VS. nsag not wholly say sa.
BIZ silence sas,eti Ing p0 eoueealin0
Ilif glIff fiaM HsnSt hsfTH sw3V. n
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

The following extract from a late
editoriatin the Houston Daily TeIe.
gram deserves thoughtful considers
ton by the democratic party in Lou.
isiana as well as in Texas:
Look at the red tide of murder
which has steadily flowed all over
Texas aud which has gone widely
abroad to our discredit. Remember
the gigantic land fraud schemes
which have injured the good name
of Texas. Can we ever forget the
lax character of our administration
of our law, which invites instead Of
Irepelling crime. See the power Of
our criminal population. Call to
mind the number of instances where
| it has overshadowed the courts and
even oyerawed juries Think of the
fact, that there is more beer sold in
Texas than in any half dozen of the
Western states. No single train of
freight cars ever comes in from st.
Louis but which brings from FIVE to
fifteen cars of that beverage, or Of
one infinitely whisky. This
traffic marks the progress of retro
gression. The democracy is. respon-
sible for greater part of it. We
have been in power seven years, and
much could have been done in that
time. Instead of neutraIizing the
beer; with the school house, we have
silenced the schools. We have fail
ed TO teach our young men that
there is better work in hand for
them; that there is fair reward in
store for virtue, honesty and sobrie-
ty. The institutions of civilization
produce a. better reward than a
beer cask. These things must enlist
the attention Of the party if it would
in future hold it's sway with peo-
pie intent upon every reform which
promises to elevate and purify the
Masses
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

The city Of Bryan on the Brazos
threatens to flank the cities Of the
sea and ship channel BY running .
narrow gauge railroad to Lake
Charles, Louisiana. A correspondent
of the Post tells how il has to be
done to saye'the town Of Bryan, and
says "it will pay mot the road only,
but il will pay Bryan to build ill.,
IGaiyest0n News.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

At the request of many of my friends, l
will, at the election in December next, submit
my name to the voters Of Vernon, Calcasieu
and Cameron Parishes, as a candidate for
Judge Of the Fourteenth judicial District, as
created by the new constitution; and respect
fully solicit their support.
II. A. GALLAUGHER
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

ELEeAsr CLoAs.J, ". Bryan Y
%. have just received select assortT
mont Of ladies' eloaks, the finest ever
brought to ibis market, from 80 ~ 500,
They VIII satisfy the most fastidious,
Gail az once and have your choice,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

A WARxfNo.About three weeks
ago Titus Hillman was practieing with
a ride AtsAbington Station, Ia. A ball
from. his rifle killed George Waterfeld,
who was sitting on the gallery of . ho-
tel III Edgehill, half mile distant.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

CoTras-N Notwithstanding the long
droutll-from April to August--in
northern Calcasieu, we are informed
by a gentlenan from Sugar Town that
FIVE bundred bales Of cotton win be
rinned at Sugar Town this fall.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

A GREAr STATE. Notwithstanding
her immense population, and the tide
of immigration faowii,g thithermard for
many years past, Texas has yet thirty
one million acres of vacant and nnap-
propriated lands.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

BEADY-MApE cLorHIse.J. w.
Bryan a 60. display large stock Of
ready-made clothing, just arrived.
-Qusaity better and prices lower than
over before, and ranging from 81 TO
$s6. A large lot Of boys suits, for
boys from four years old upwards.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

Read the announcement of Judge A.
J. Kearney, Of Cameron parish, for
District Attorney, also that of Thad.
Mayo, Esq, present deputy clerk, for
Clerk of the District Court of this par
ish. These gentlemen solicit your sup
port. Election IN December next.
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HIorI7ICH-

rTsHE following Telegram received yesterday
i morning, 2lst inst.:
prELousAs. Sept 10, 1870.
ID. III. LYONS, Sheriff;
Owing to quarantine, and condition Of my
health, viii not hold the October Torn oi
Court in Calcaseu Give notice. WIN hold
a Special Term tn December II required.
GEO. wv, Hup&PE1H, Judge.
In conformity with the above order, the
public Is hereby notified that Tile October
Term viii nat be held. Jurors ana witnesses,
already summoned, viii not attend.
Sheriif's 0niee, Lake Charles, La, Sept 90
1870. DAVID III lyons sheriff.
Sept 81 "a
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CANDIDATES.


To the voters Of Vernon, Calcasieu and Cam
eron Parishes:
The undersigned aspires TO the honor OF the
judgeship of the 14th Judicial District of the
New Constitution, and respectfully solicits
your support, al the election In Dec, next.
This announcement is subject to such m0di-
feations as his friends may deem proper
s. d. READ
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

MErHoDrsT SuxDAy ScHooL.
tendance, last sunday: Officers.
teachers. g.; scholars, A; visitors, 8;
total, SO. Contribution, rs cts.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

PISSAFED GRorsE. We learn this
game bird is abundant on the Calea-
sieu prairies this fall. The tetrao Gu
rg;do, or pinnated grouse, called in this
section iIse pheasant, or prairie chicken,
affords excellent Sport to the lovers Of
sAe dog ard gau, and can be made an
excellent dish for the table.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

Here are two matters of theologic-
al nature, one from Texas, the other
from Ireland, which illustrate phases
of belief as the ultimate destination of
the pa.ties to the dialogues. The first
is Of two old Texas rangers who had
just helped to bury heighbor, and
were talking about religion, and one
asked the other how pious he thought
it was possible for man to get in this
world, if he was in real earnest.
Wa'al," said the other rcfcctlvely,
1" | think eff a man gifts so t he can
swop steers or trade horses without
lynn, at he'd better pull for the better
land afore he has a relapse
The next is of an Irish laborcr who
was lying in ditch very much the
worse forliquor. He was encountered
by the priest of his parish. Very much
shocked, his reverence turned the
drunkard over, who muttercd: "Where
am IL"
son the road t94hell,' replied the
priest, sternly,
e | thought 50, said Pat, "whcn |
heard Father Murtagh's voice on the
road, too
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

Jack Frost has appeared IN the north
ern states, and o-inclies Of snow fell
,t Mount Louis, 0aebec, Sept. 25th.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

FRps# 0rs4ER$The first oysters
Of the season arrived from Calcasieu
Pass last sunday. tits saidthey were
IN excellent condition.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

Family groceries, new aud choice, at
]. w. Bryan y Cos.
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> = - = : ? : Y
For, Sheriff.

Fellow GfTfzENs--I am candidate for re-
election 70 tho Office Of Sheriff OF Caicaseil.
NV past record as Sheriff Is known to you all,
II you elect me promice TO DO my duty
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

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to Clergyman, Teachers, Storgkeepers, etc,
TO act as agents. Horae and wagon furnished
free. For Testimonials see descriptive books,
mailed free with samples Of work, liberal |
terms, circulars, etc, Address,
nFAMILYn SEWING MACHINE CO.,
aJS HroadwMys New Work.
sept90,'7a,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-10-04

WISE WoRDs. Foolish spending Is
the father Of poverty. Do not be
ashamed to work. BE your own mas
ter, and donot let society and fashion
swallow up your individuality. DO
not eat mp or wear out all yon can
earn. Compel the selfish body to
spare something for the profits saved.
Be stingy in your own appetite, but
merciful to others necessities. Help
Others, and ask not help for yourself.
See that yon are proud, but let pride
be of the right kind. BE too proud
to be lazy, too proud to give up with
ont conqneriDg every difficulty; too
proud to be In company you cannot
keep up with IN expenses; too proud
to lie, or steal, or cheat, too proud to
be stiEgY.