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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-26
GUsrA, MAINE MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2e, $780,
.IMPO RTAN1 LETTER
From Distinguished Physician.

NO single disease has cntailcd suffering or has
~ Tened the breaking up OF the constitution than
i.s TIC human voice tao mind. ore noc and
tncs az yie 10 is de siructiyc influence. The poison
iorce aaL breaks up The Iost robust Of constitutions
Ignored Dec ausc but litilc Nadcrstcsd hy M ST rys-
Clans potenily as. ed by cuacks a. i chariai ans
tose snferng from II hgvc l'tic hope ~ be relieved
OF J! this sid Of the grave II Is me- ta"n that the
pspn ar treatment ths terrible disease by remedies
Gitan the rcach ofall passed 10 hands ut rnee com
n,eod adopted by DR.. Sanford in the rrcpara,iol OF
MS isaciC IL CC kk has hearty atrroyal he
Ncye II likely to succeed when all the usual remedies
iIi, because II strikes at tho the scasc
;le 6cidlfct bhoof. while II heals the liberated me-
erahc oy crcet application 10 III" nasal passages. Its
action u based on certain fixed rules aGd u'css The
vital ferees too far exhausted must ia Inc great
majority OF cases, effect a cure.
GfO. BEARD NJ. n.
NoDsoorr BLOCK. So FIANrxGuAM oct l. is,i
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04
New Orleans Times.l

r i5-3 New Orleans Times.] n.
Those who believe that the competi.
tive cutting of rates by the various
railroads has the effect of decreasing
their receipts, never harbored a more
erroneous idea All the lines which
have been participating in the recent
cheap fare fight agree in reporting in
creased earnings as regards both freight
and passage. To cite single instance,
the Chicago and Alton road, whose
business, it is stated, has heretofore
been the heaviest, reports the heaviest
gains. The earnings of this road, for
the week ending November Is, were
$4,000 greater than for the same week
last year. Of this increase $646l was
from passenger business alone. Since
the first, of January its earnings have
been 81, 1853, 900 more than during he
corresponding period Of 1879. CT
course, while considering these figures,
the natural growth of the railroad bust
ness must be taken into account, but,
at the same time, It must not be for
gotten that the greatest increase has
occurred during the progress of the
severe rate wars. Doubtless an exam
nation into the business of other lines
than the Chicago and Alton would pro-
duce like showing, and the facts thus
obtained furnish, deal of practical
suggestion. They go toprose, among
other things, that low rates on freight
mean an increase of shipping, and that
corresponding reduction of passenger
fares leads naturally to ipcreasedtrayel. |
L the cutting proves 80 remuneratige
% both the corporations and the public
when practiced on 50 small Il scale and
Turing such limited periods, NV should
t not'be followed BIZ permanent and
lnaninous reductiops Once place the
equisite means within the grasp Of the
shole people, and a steady, profitable
pcrease of travel will be the inevitable
esult, while the pursuance Of similar
'olicy in reference totransportation of
reight will not fail to producega like
Apply effect.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

4 d u. HHE b.. l. I'll . =.
New York, Nov. 22.--The Herald
this morning prints an address to Hon.
Lever b. Faulkner, Chairman of the
Democratic State Ceutral Committee,
dated Staten Island, Richmond County,
New York, Nov. 18th, and signed by
the officers Of several democratic clubs,
and fifteen merchants and bankers, In
which, after reciting their earnest nc.
ton in behalf of the democratic party
ut the late election. they say Ill III
ut is our calm judgment that the
true interests Of our country at large
and the honor of the democracy were
bascly sacrificed to the personal advan-
tage and uure6ecting malice of q man
on whom The party has feaped unmer.
tied honors and benefits"
They conclude IS follows: deeply
convinced of these facts, We, for our
selves and for the constituents which
we represent, desire to notify yop, End
through you the democracy Of the
State, that we finally withdraw from
all political sympathy with John Kelly ],
of New York, and that we will never
again, by our money, Or our moral in !
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04
Life and DeatI,.

Washington, Nov. 30.--The Signal
Corps station at Highland Light, Mass,
reports to the chief signal officer that
Capt. Worthen, of Life Saving Station
No. 8, reports having picked up this
morning the body of Capt. Atkins, Of
Station No. $, and the body of one Of
his crew. A later report says that
Capt. Atkins and Surfman Tyler and
Mayo were drowned this morning
while rescuing the crew of the sloop
B. @. Trumbull. Capt. Elwell, Of the
sloop, and three Of his crew, were
saved, and the sloop has gone adrift
with two men on board.
The stranded vessel is found to be
the sloop G. =. Trumbull, Of Rockport,
Mass. The surf boat was capsized BY
being struck BY the main boom Of the
sloop. Three Of the vessels crew had
previously been taken ashore and the
boat was returning for the rest when
overturned. Three .of the life-saving
crew swan ashore, reaching the beach,
ia an exhausted condition. The sloop
has since driftsd away with the cap
tain and pilot aboard. Everything
was done to secure them, but unsuc7
cessfully. The sloop drifted Of the
bar and went to sea. Great excite
ment exists here and at the station.
Hundreds Of people line the beach
anxious to yw the remains Of the
brave men who 80 nobaly gave UP
their lives.
Those Of the life7saving station who
we're rescued alive are being cared for
ii ths station. They are very much
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

III ~ s$ "a o.
The Chicago Tribune ha% sums ~
the duties which now deyolye upon
presidential electors j. .I &
THE remaining steps in the election
Of President are as fellsvs: On The
FIRST Wednesday in December, which
this year will fall son the. first day of
the month, the electors are to meet al
2 o'clock P. m, in the capitals of their
respective States, and cast their votes
for President and Vice President. The
Jaw requires that they should be pres
snt at that place on the very day and
hour specified. On one eceasiou the
votes of a Western State, whose cleo
tors, detained BY snow storm, failed
to reach the capital in time, were not
counted by Congress. No formal de-
cision was rendered, but the refusal to
count il generally regarded As tantA-
mount to a ruling of that kind. The
electors, when assembled, vote each for
his choice for PRESIDENT and, Vice
President. The vote 30 cast is to be
signed in triplicate. One copy will be
deposited in the archives of the State,
another will be forwarded BY mail to
the president of the Senate, and the
third will be sent to Washington by.
the hands ola special messenger 10 be
delivered to the secretary of state. On
the second Wednesday of February,
1881, both houses of Congress are to
assemble in Joint convention. Accord
ing to the constitution "the president
Of the Senate shall, in the presence of
The Senate and House of Representa-
lives, open all the certificates, and the
Fotes shall then be counted"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
GREETING

"a
THAT Whereas Notwithstanding all the
i care and preeaution exercised by the
General Manager of the Louisiana Western
Railroad, and stringent orders issued to the
Engineers and Train men, the killing and
manning OF stock by the heavy trains passing
over his road has been considerable and UNI
ayoidable, and whilst knowing be IL not le-
gally bound to make payment, has, mp to this
date, generously paid moderate price for the
stock killed, In order TO retain the good will
and friendship Of the residents, feeling II d
great hardship for them to be deprived OF
their stock. $50 A $50 I
That the General Manager being duly i'm
pressed with the great importanceof provid-
ing some means "a protecting the property Of
the residents, and bis trains from danger Of
wreck and possible injury to employees and
the travelling public, has determined to extend
to the residents aloug the line Of his roed the
means for such protection, by furnishing suf-
fcient Barbed Iron Wire and fastenfngs for d
fence OF two wires on each side OF the road
bed, to all who Will apply for the same aud
sign an obligation 10 put up furnishing the
posts and labor) and thereafter maintain.
fence on each side of the ,rUadbed. Parties
DESTROYS OF availing themselves Of this offer,
will, on application 70 j. g. Parkerson, Cen
eral Agent, ut Vermilionville, and signing
printed agreement, be furnisled with requisite
wire and fasteniigs. ss
The General Manager trusts the residepts
and avail themselves Of ii without dalay
promising that the came care and precaution
and stringent orders " heretofore, will be ex-
crcised aud continued In force.
N q. P.ARKERsON,
-. Gehesal Agent, :. W. RsR.
FssT 7 70
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

| Epilepsy or Fits treated with wonder.
aniasa ana d nons take taken s pulthsss Ger
/ ing good prospects 81 curing.
fmpotsney, spermasorrisss ana sax.
has Isrstoiore proved useless va sssa
injurious. They 10 no GOOD. Il the
universal testimony Of iii honest phv-
sioians. thousands have s,doqteTeys
for these complaints, aud havsa klsra&9
away their money ahil thsir 'conlslsds
medical treatment \ / with electricity, sls
electricity being generated by 4 simple
electrical apparatus s s that any ono can an
use, and by these means iasnres success.
Constipation, the bane OF 10 mafly
lives and the most prolific source of MT
healfh, cured BY d simple method. with
little or no medicine. l.ss I'LL
Diseases OF women treated BY elce-
tricitv. without t,ain 81 txs,os,re.
Structure Of the Urethrs and Rsctuna
cured without 4 surgical operation. and
without pain; Tape Worm, Diseases 81
the Kidneys, Bladder, Private Diseases,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous and
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04
NOTlICE-

Owing to the ipciemency Of tile
~ weather there were not snficicnl
humber Of delegates ~ the Disfijcs
Meeting Of the Calcasisa Baptist Assoc
citation 10 organize. And for the same
reason the Home Mission Executive
Board of this Association failed ID hold
a meeting ~
A full attendance OF delegates and
members Of Executive Board, at Sngag
Town on the 29th daysof Jpnnary next,
Is earnestly hoped for ID order % dis
pose Of certain matters Of pressing
importance. Respectfully.
NJ. DEAR.
NoY ~. Js60-4t.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04
whisky Did II.


| Hoboken, N. j., Nov. as.-Henry
Won Osborn, yesterday, while drunk,
brutally murdered his wife by kicking
her to death. ~ q
! Allentown, Pa, Nov. 23.-About s
O'Clock last evening an unmarried man
named Charles Chatter, aged twenty
three, and married women named
Florey Gehringer, aged thirty, had an
alteration in Peter Spahg's saloon in
this city, during which Mrs. Gehringer
drew large knife and stabbed Schaf-
fer to the heart.
The unfortunate man lived only a
few hours. Mrs. Gehringer was ar
rested and placed in jail. Both of the
parties were drunk at the time of the
quarrel.
San Antonio, Texas, Nov. 25.-F.
D. Mach, 4 well known variety per-
former, died Bracket while intoxi-
Gated, On . gambling table, He had
been pon q spree for q long time. The
body remained warm aud Timber two
days alter death, and friends refused
to barry him until the second sday.
p =. p 4 i
Mach j. said to have been good man,
though be loved whisky too weil::s@
WHrsK1's WonR. ssterdays morn
ing colored man named Robert Bean
was found dead in his bed at the
coffee house corner of Crossinan and
Peters streets. The coroner gave a
certificate of death from congestion
produced from excessive drink.-IN.
O. Democrat. m -.
A colored man by the name of Rob
ert jackson was cut in two lengthwise
BY the Houston train going east last
Monday, at point about three miles
from Berwick, back of Pine Grove
plantation. lie had been working at
Lagonda, and was drunk in Berwick
sunday. L is supposed he was under
inc influence Of liquor when he laid
himself upon the track. Justice c. w.
Wright went to the spot, and made
he necessary examination. Some col
'red people buried the remains. We
nave not heard that an inquest was
ield. III y Jas@ no
Palestine, Nov. s0.---This morning
bout o'clock, John Hutchinson died
It his room in tie Stedman Hotel, in
his city. Deceased has been drink
ng very hard for several days, and on
'esterday fell down with fit in
aloon. He was conveyed to his room
nd DR.. J. 9. Douglas was called to see
i'm. Deceased WAS alone whena he
led, but it is supposed that death re-
ulted from excessive drinking. He
fas young man of fine promise in
ellectually, and his family is one Of
sealth and influence in the county.
i Houston Post Dee. LIST.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

MAsoEIc.Lake Charles Lodpe holds
its regular meeting tonight week, at
which time the lodge will elect officers
for the coming year
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

lNDicrno.-7J. Sloane as principal,
and 4. Mucci as accessory, to the at
tempted assassination of Capt. Bernardo
icresera, have been indicted by the
Grand Jury of Vermilion parish.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

kEruRNED.-0ur young friend Cas-
sius Touchy, who has been absent some
eighteen months, in Colorado, returned
here this week, in vigorous health and
Spirits.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

WE RETURN THANKS to T. j. Mum,
Esq, of Galveston, and his bride, re.
Gently Miss Josephine Meyer, of our
town, for their wedding and reception
cards. See notice of their marriage
in another column.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

HoS. VIM MErER returns thanks.
in a card in another column, to all
who assisted in preserving his proper
ty from the late fire. II
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

ELDEa A. r. SeoszE1D will fil his
regular appointment at fhis place on
the third Sunday of this month.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

KEv. Nh. Hall, Presbyterian clergy
man, Of New Orleans, will preach in the
Temperance Hail, tomorrow at D, n.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04
BOOT - SHOE SHOP

~ sCHINDLER has opened ii Hi old
~ stand, on Ryan street Boots ana
shoes made TO order.
pEcs "
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

THERE rs NO USE in worrying your
life out, and your horses too, with a
clumsy old wagon, when by sending to
Fish Bros. d Co, Racine, Wisconsin,
you can get, for small outlay, the best
wagon on wheels. See advertisement.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04
IEssRs. HERsHBEReER and

Steamboat Inspectors for this district.
were In town this week.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

NoTIcE.-Member of First Baptist
Church Of Lake Charles are requested
TO meet for conference Tomorrow, at
II o'clock q. M, at their usual place
of Worship il SD. READ, Deacon
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

CAsPoR ScHINDIER's new card an
nounces the gratifying intelligence
that he has re-opened his Boot and
Shoe shop, at his old stand, next to
his residence, on Ryan street. All
his old customers and many new ones
will be sure to patronize him.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

s Is L q oSAN
its regular meeting tonight week, a
which time the lodge will elect officer
for the coming year.
kETuRNED.-0ur young friend Cas-
sius Touchy, who has been absent som
eighteen months, in Colorado, returpe,
here this week, in vigorous health an,
spirits.
lNprcrnp.-J. Sloane as principal
and f. Mucci as accessory, to the at
tempted assassination of Capt. Bernard,
leresera, have been indicted by til,
Grand Jury Of Vermilion parish.
WE RETURN THANKS to T. j. Mum
Esq, of Galveston, and his bride, re
Gently Miss Josephine Meyer, of oul
town, for their wedding and reception
cards. See notice of their marriage
in another column.
THERE rs NO UsE in worrying your
life out, and your horses too, with a
clumsy old wagon, when by sending to
Fish Bros. d Co., Racine, Wisconsin,
you can get, for small outlay, the best
wagon on wheels. See advertisement.
NoTIcE.-Members of First Baptist
Church of Lake Charles are requested
TO meet for conference Tomorrow, at
Al o'clock q. NJ, at their usual place
of worship. j SD. Read, Deacon.
-4---s---4--------- 4 X E4Ft
CAspoR ScHINDLER's new card an
nounces the gratifying intelligence
that be has re-opened his Boot and
Shoe shop, at his old stand, next to
his residence, on Ryan street. All
his old customers and many new ones
will be sure to patronize him.
WM. G. FRIoKE, gives evidence of
his extensive preparations for the
Christmas Holidays, and of his ability
to please and satisfy all his customers,
in new double column advertisement,
to which we invite the special atten-
ton Of all our readers. a4
3iEt -------------s-.-----=--4--
A FAIR SrArEMENg. THE Lafayette
Advertiser publishes full description
Of Lafayette parish, with a view Of en-
couraging immigration thither. While
setting forth tile attractions of Lafay-
cite, it does not exaggerate them, and
is a perfectly fair statement in every
particular.
SEE the new advertisement of j. ].
Adams 4 Co, wholesale grocers, New
Orleans, La. a This is one iof the Oldest
and most popular houses in the Cres-
cent City, and our country merchants
will do well to remember it. NJ. j.
Purcell is one of their many courteous
commercial agents.
EvERYBoDy ADMIREs a liglt-rnnning,
strong and stylish buggy, phaton Or
carriage, but it is only recently that
persons of moderate means have had a
chance TO buy one. Now any fancy a
man may have 10 such vehicles can be
gratifcd BY Emerson, Fisher a Co., Of
Cincinnati, Ohio, the great carriage
manufacturing house of the world.
They advertise in the Echo.
TIE RIaHr SPlRlT.--In another
column the Louisiana Western Rail-
road Company gives public notice that
it will furnish the wire and fastenings
to fence il its road-bed If the public
will furnish tho posts and labor for
that purpose,
The Company .disclaims legal re-
speasibaiity for the loss IF cattle,
hoi~es, etc, killed on its railroad track.
Ut issa mule of law that no damages
can ~ recovered for an injury toll
'whidh The party injured has ia any
way contributed, either by Lis wilful-
ness, carelessness 81 Gsgligenoe, not
even When the party doing the injury
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04
,HOICE. FAMILY. GBI]

Remember the pzace---on
Meyer's Drug Store, Lace
Dec. 4, lsso,-tf. a. 49, 80
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

WM. g. FRIckE, gives evidence of
his extensive preparations for the
Christmas Holidays, and Of his ability
to please and satisfy all his customers,
in a new double column advertisement,
to which We invite the special atten-
ton Of all our readers a IN
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

EvERYBopY ADMIREs aliglh-running,
stroug and stylish buggy, phaton Or
carriage, but it is only recently that
persons of moderate means have had a
chance TO buy one. Now any fancy a
man may have 10 such vehicles can be
gratitcd BY Emerson, Fisher a Co., of
Cincinnati, Ohio, the great carriage
manufacturing house of the world.
They advertise in the Echo.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

a FAIa SrArEaEsr.-T Lafayette
Advertiser publishes a full description
Of Lafayette parish, with view Of en-
couraging immigration thither While
setting forth the attractions of Lafay-i
cite, il does not eSaggerate them, and
is a perfectly fair statement in every
particular,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-04

All of whseh We are selling At Rock
Bottom Prices. + and 4 son don't believe
IL, give as trial
10Y. fB, fySh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-19
Financial and Commercial.
Money Easy-eoysrnmsuts Wsak-stoOks
Active.
Flour Unehanged-wheat Unsettled hui
HIgher-Proyisions In Fair De.
mand but Lower.


NEW YoRK, March la-MoSEY-Loaned ~
TO 8 per cent per annum, aud Ills per cen
per diem, closing easy and offered at PEI
cent Prime mercantile paper SAB per cent
Sterling exchange, bankers bills firm; actua
business 81 84N: do demands ssh.
GOVERNMENT BoNps-Weak and shade
lower.
RAILROAD BoSps-Quiet but generally firm.
srATEsEcuRfrIEs-Dull, except for Louisiana
conSOls, which fell off ~ per cent
SrocEs-The market was active and strong
In the early dealings, with general improve,
ment In prices. The chief activity was In Erie,
Ohio. Pacific Mail, Western Union and
Southwestern shares. The advance ranged
from y to AZ per cent the latter In Houston
and Texas, but reaction OF ha2H per cent
followed. During the afternoon the market
was buoyant again, and there was an advance
OF TASK per cent, the latter Ohio and Miss
i,dppi. Towards the close weakness pre-
vailed, and prices fell off II.alX per cent Ohio
and Mississippi leading in the decline. Man.
haitian elveated was heavy throughout and
declined from so To AK.
The earnings OF the Lake Shore road for the
first two weeks OF March show an increase Of
s2Ls, 900; st, Paul and Sioux City earnings
for the first two weeks OF March increased
S., $50, and Kansas and Texas $25,3S3. The
earnings u the Union Pacific road for the first
10 days OF March increased $25S, 356; the
Northwestern gains $l74 900 for the tirst two
weeks OF March. The Illinois Central railroad
has earned since January LIST ut the rate Of 8
per csntper annum upon Its stock. There Is
an unconfimred report that theSecretary OF the
Treasury will pay the April interest without
rebate.
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