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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

Raphael Barbi vs. Balthazar Nueci.
ID y virtue OF q writ of Fferi Faeias iSsuna
l) and to me directed by the HonOrahIe
Court aforesaid, will offer for sale at public
auction, at the Courthouse door Of this parisb
in the town Of Lake Charles, La, on
Saturday 1lae IGth day OF .EuEy.
A. NJ. EsSE.
at eleven O'clock a. m, the following de-
scriiDed properly, to-xit:
The Schooner II ERsIESE, of about II 355l0O
Tons, hailing from Brashear, La, with all her
rigging, tackle, boats, and everything 10 said
vessel or schooner belonging.
TERMS AND CoSDITIpNs-This being the
second offering, the said property viii be ad-
julieafed to the last and highest bidder for
whatever it viii bring at twelve months credit,
purchasers furnishing bond and security ae-
cording to law, bearing s per cent. per annum
interest from day of sale, and special mort
gage and vendors privilege retained on the
property sold until paid
DAVID II. LYONS.
Sheriff of Caleasieu Parish
Sheriff's 0Ifiee, Lake Charles, La, June
p. 1881. je95td
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

Farewell IS sad word, but if We
should contrive to say it to some OF
oar bud habits, we should be much
happier
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Notice OF Administrations.
sbcosssIoS or pawn j. REID, decd.

Fourteenth Jasdicial District CJ,srt--C dladSett
Parish, LoHisiaaa.--Ao. -.
Succession or DAvTDJ REID, deed.
yNTHEREAS, JOSEPH &. REID, Of the
wv parish Of Calcasieu, has applied by his
petition TO be appointed administrator OF the
succession Of David J. Reid. deceased;
Therefore, any person intending 10 make
opposition to said appointment viii file the
same in writing, IN nay Office, in the Town of
Lake Charles, within ten days from the pres
ent notice.
TIIAD. MAYO. Clerk
june 25 1881
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

CRoPs IN AyoYEEIEs PARIsn.-The
crops are in exceedingly fine condition
the corn looks beautiful and on
many places it il tasselins. The cotton
grows rapidly, and we have heard sew
eral gentlemen say that they had seen
blooms in their fields. From all the
reports that VIC can obtain from the
different sections Of the parish come
the same cheering information---crops
splendid. Planters are filled with hope.
The rice crop is very fine and grow
ing rapidly. Withsa favorable season
the yield will be larger this year than
at amy time since the Alarksville
Bulletin.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

M llase i speedy and positive Cure,
for Catarrah, DIllsilleria, Canker
mouth and Head Ache, il SliILOH'S
CATARKII REMEDY. A nasal In
iectorsfree With each bottle. Use It
If you desire health aud sweet breath.
Price 80 cents
wM. MEYER, Druggist.
Lake CHARLES, La.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

We understand there il "a movement
on foot Wy tss members of the baptist
church 10 bHild a church ID our town.
The church numbers among lis mem.
bers some Of our most influential and
prosperous citizess, aud We soc no rea-
ron why tLc enterprise should not
prove d success. The resident minis
ser Mr, Carter, Is 4 gentleman of edu-
cation, intelligence and energy, and one
who will do NJ 10 his power iosaid the
work began AK. Landry Democrat.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

On, WAR a Couen.-Will you
heed the warning. The signal perhaps
of the sure approach Of that more ter
rible disease Consumption. Askyour-
self il yon can afford for the sake of
so cts, to run the risk and do nothing
for il. We know from experience
that Slliloh's Cnrc will Cure yonr
Cough. Itneyer fails. This explains
why more than b Million Bottles were
sold the past year. It relieves Group,
and WhoopiDg Cough, at once. Moth
ers do not be without it. For Lame
Back, Side, Or Chest, nsc Shiloh's Po-
trons Plaster.
Wa MEyER, Druggist.
Lake Charles, La.
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Warrants accepted, approved and registered
from Sept. 1880 to May 70, 1881
inclusive -.+..s.....-.-4s.--... .Slb. kED ~ ~
Warrants outstanding, registered $500 90
Probable amount outstanding, not
Registered ..>4....- I50 90
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Said Jones. .'Iired Grant won't have
SO soft thing as he has had, = n don't
know, replied Robinson 'slic'll have i
soft thing n long Al lie keeps cool and
doesn't lose his bead.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

CuRE ron SMALL. Pox.-Small pox
is cured by the Mexican doctors in
three days, and no marks left, it is al
legged, by treating the patient to cold
drinks Of cream tartar first dissolved in
boiling water The Mexican method
is worth looking into.-I Capitcliaa.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

Say, for instance, a rooster loses his
NAV, and dog loses his paw, does it
make them orpbans2
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TUESDAY, june Z, 1881.

The Police jury met pursuant TO adjourn
ment present, same as on yesterday.
On motion, the following outstanding war
rants and accounts were examined and ar-
proved, and ordered to be SO stamped by the
Treasurer, TO wit:
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state and Pal.Isf, Eaeenses.

NJ Office is hereby given to all PARTIES con
IN ceFned, that the State aud Parish licen-
ees, Tor the year 1881 are now due. Those
wishing to avoid costs will please call at my
Office, in. the Town of Lake Charles, and settle
the same. ID. III. LYONS,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Feb. 10, 1Ssl.-tf.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

Love levels all ragks, but yen cant
love ali onion enough to level its rank.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED
Ia not f. depredtte on the Sixteenth
Section, known as the School Section.
J. w BRYAN,
President Parish School Boarl.
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Si.erEa-s sale.


STATE Of LOSisiHRo--Iari1 of C.aJeaNie,t-.14,t
judicial District Loaff--No. $50.
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Sher5h,s sale
Charvey Barbe vs.. Raphael Bafhi, Fl :

State Of JosdsinHa- yasfsl of Cs,Eaos,,.
-JHdseiM Ltstri6 C1uri-yo. 81 -i4h
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Buggies for sale by
j. w. BRYAN 4. Ce,
For sale.
FOR SAIJE.
EOr &afe,

TWO lots fronting on Ryan street,
il near the Public Square. Three
lots fronting on Ryan street, near Bap-
fist Church. Apply to
". II. KIRKhAN.
May IA, 1851.
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S4O -

ISSO-,.......-... SO $ ! SITE Is
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DIED.

I. B. FERREs, Clerk pro asa.
, 1881-07-22

'AhT1cLEs .ot association OF the Mexican
Oriental 1ntoroceonlc OF. international HALL
roal Company: l.ayo been. received by tlla
Secretary OF Stata Of Now York, ami laltl be-
forc tiay, Cornell for approval. The articles
set FORTH TINT OH the 7tl Of 'Junu Of this year
q contraot was entered Into bytwcen Mexico
and The. International Improvement Com
pany by which .tha former granted to the
lattar csrtatn rights a11d powers md auh-
sis!y III at4 ot tho construction and operation
Of railroad and telegraph, linsa within
tue Republic !: Of Mexloo, This I'M
pFose1nent Company qnly contenplates the
construction, not, the operation, OF the road,
and its contract pruy!des that tho rights anI
poWcrs can be transferred 10 oile Dr. more
companies that may be. organized tor the
puEp0seo OF operating the lines. Tho Incor-
peratosa Of Tho Company pre jay Gould, lius-
sail Sage, sldpey: Dillon, Noryln Green, John
T. Dillon. Thomas 7. kokest, II. Dodge pt
New York., U!ysaea' L.. Gila,lt and. Francis
pegres& OF Mexico, and othsts, - The road Ia
to comlaence:s at'R point On tas Rio lsando
between: Laredo and ReyAqsa,' ); and will
run. south, between qllee'tlegrpe west; and
two degrees eaat OF the meridian Of Atextco,;
touching At 6an Fernando aud 'Ssntantler.
Jim!nez, With q bran Oh road to CuliaJ Vic
toEla, to b. extended asi far Ms San 1 Luis
rotosl. The, ,trunk' line will be from aailli-
tauder Jituiacs to- the City ;ot Mexico, and
may b. continued to the Pacific coast
, 1881-07-22

iHH+lc cuHHltbHs+ 4EGfG s1fe ROHt0 AfpfGl1Gn.
sfons that malaria ,nay ultimately affect the
President 1t has not .lonc 10 yet. Ewry
l,ossib!e prccautloti IL to be taken To avoid
that. but 1t, Of course, is not possible to
change tho conditions Of the climate.
QutStSE *.
Is regularly given now, III quantities. of from
twelve to fifteen grnfns 4 DAY, to
prevent tho recurrence Of the surgical
fever, and, II thore Is any virtue
Ill qutnfnc, 1t may result In keeping
on the malaria. Tho President, although,
liz slecps vory well, Is still Given hts l,ypo-
darmic injections Of morphine, and they nro
sais! to be necessary OIL account Of the pains
III the legs nnd feet, Which have not tiisar>-
Mafetl. 1t npnenrs TINT The reports nB to
t'lo sea trip upon tho TaIlapoosa have ortgi-
nasetl iafrely u, tho fact tlnt tho physicians
linve beGn willing to hun,or the pnttcnt,
VIII, IL extremely anxious to 40 anywhere
or do anything tn eet out Of t},at sick.clla,n-
ber, but there IL now
NO sftsIoIs runposr
OF taking aca.]0nrliry+ or a,iy other Jour-
,fcy. at my sl,ecilicd time, nnr will tllerc be
until 1t Il absolutely safe fur tho President
to move. Dy tint time I,e may be able to
control his owi, movements, and will mt l,o
regulated by the physicians. One OF Ills
lsl,rses tonight snys that It will not DO safe
to takc HIN from the stck-roo.n until tho
wound ts licale,i. and TINT will be n long time
set. Tho nurse also says that, with the ar-
ratleements that have now been 1llalte, the
President call bu ,ll0rc comfortable where l,e
~ tlaan l,e possibly can be where the temper
ATTIRE Of tic climate Inns not BEEN ovesconlc
by artificial refrigeration.
IN TIE LETTER 'J9t THE nncrnu1 Tn-xtrrt7.
, 1881-07-22

T1fE clause providing for the allotment Of
plots Of land and tho building Of cottages for
bona ti.le agricultural laborers, proposed by
Sfr. Forster, was nddcl to the Irish La1ld bill
IN the 11ouso Of Commons yesterday; also
the clause giving the Lalid Court power, OH
application, for determination OF judicial
rcnt, to Impose OIL farlners conditions as to
laborers' cottages, and providing that tho
Land Commissioners shall make yenrly re-
ports in referunee to their proceedings to the
Irish Lortl-1.ieutenant. !. +
, 1881-07-22
Fa1ser tl;ontwt1ti. Wootord. :..:..

sssss .sster ts se scd FL 1apnam instead Of
Erhrta. Adjourned. a.. ~ =,
T1IE1sE II st0Isl: ACTIVITY At TILE 1IorELS
TONIGHT =,
than for several weclts,' Tho 1la!f- 1}Eueda and
illtckB nrt apparently xruntty exercised. Thn
fsncks arc cHhgltling eMi!uisB, lntinlAttnR thLt
taey VIII tEl SO fur rs to yHtu TOR tho nomination
Of 1.aphn1. hn ifntf ilrecds 6tnld tlr.n nYatt,at
tho e1llicus. ThDy sly to hold II caucus nov Will
10 tD AtlTtt thAt they art t1tsponAibl0
fur tho GxlAtcuro Of tho deadlock, frutu
tho Hrat, Aud TINT It IL only to fut
thon In that position tho NnckB aro cla..iur-
lug !nr u GaHUus. Tho lIucxas they say, Will
clhlm that, tt tho cNlictta Wns hold at tho conn
Mencclneiit OF tho cnAtcst. IN elsottou woutd
have taken place tho noxt day. Thu Democrats
arc nls0 c.Iilaiurssbly nxerc[sctl. They know
they cAn bronx tho Iond0ck by simply reCnN!n-
Ing nway tN nll0w or thu cIvouon Of 1.aphhn1,
hit they fenr u do this, ns they will Fetlter
themselves lin1i0 tn tho ohnrGu Ut having boon
bribei. t5G,ne OF than think thoy ought to run
thlt riak, innaHlllch as they think they aro
NOW nEtN1 Made To0Ls or
l.y tho .Elcks. They aay, tho 1h,cks, while
t9stensIb'y demanding a caucils, hn4e
lhotr hnlding Out ;. m that grounds; their
real object ls 10 prevent benutur !t0t'crtsou
fInM ink!ng tho Now: York tolleefoEship.
They say TINT to accomplish fhis tho lsueks will
stand o,lt till tho u!st 6t DeccHi1A'r next. Thu
uotnnctai9 ar0 seriously coHsaltrinx whathor
they should not esll ths ,tctl!'lack IN tho why
atated above, and appea! to tho ta9ps 70 sl,s-
tnEl, them mud NJ tho knfna ti!no relluye thctn
from any unjust Ausptg1onB. i. -.
, 1881-07-22

A MOTT; to be signed by England. Austria,
Holland, nrai other Powers Is ii, preparation,
mud will bc addressed to Kussia, calling at-
TUITION to tho liarsl, laws against the Jows in
that country. 10 be consistent. tho Powers
should address II slightly modified form Of
tho llote to Gort,n.ny.
, 1881-07-22
Az JULY %, 1881-TEN PAGES

quarter of m incl, sqlare. Will, woolcn
fil,r.a n,lllcring, came nway spontaneously
With the pus from tld tlecpcr pnrt of the
Presidents wound yesterday. nr. 1cyhurn
said the discharge OF tl,is p!cce Of cloth ttli-
cntel tl,at the wound is drained to the bot.
tom; tho wonnd, hc salt, continued 10
heal nicely inside; and lat at the present
rato of prosrcss. tho patient would bo out Of
danger iu few days. =
, 1881-07-22

IT IL believed that tho Egyptian cotton
crop t!'ls year will be fully equal to that Ut
Inst yonr. when tho crop was excellent. In
ullo province the destructive cottot,-wor
las appeared, but its rnyages will be limited
10 that province.
, 1881-07-22
C0NkUING.,..
90
The Bucks Now Demand a Cau.-'
Gus and Promise an E|ec- !;
ton,
Their Pr0tcstations, as Usual,
Entirely Devoid OF Sim
ccrfty.
The Democrats Greatly Agitated as
to the Best Course to
Pursue,
Evident Opportunity for tic Dourbons
to Make Tho Accustomed
IslunIcr.

+Vtkioa AA}NtSA 70 liza Lhlfnt1 2f&f1{f{x
ALuASY, n. T., July nt.-Ttu situation ro-
mains unchanged, except That tic BUCK
leadurs are putting fortl, renewed efforts for
n cnllcs1s. I,eate,, in all tilor attempts to
sccure help from tho Democrats, tlley now
Insist OF Il catlcus, atld suy TINT no election
cntl be Ind otherwise. They nrc not particu-
lar nhont catllng 1t a caucus, hut arc willing
to meet III n friendly conference. 1t Is be-
IIeyed tllat tlley ara ntly seeking some ,llcans
Ut letting themselves dawn easily. TIle bill
providing for special elections In tito cnso ot
Congressional VACANCIES having passe,i both
HOUSES. Is now III tho l,ai,tls OF tllo Govur,,ur,
ind wIfl doubtless receive tic Executive stg-
nature Tomorrow. Tho passnge Ut this net
removes every objection OIL tic puit Of tho
regular caucus. ny they alegc.
TIE DEsI0c1s.Ars
are beginning to get restiyc again. 1t IS ritz
tnorel TINT II Lapliam is not elected this
week they will, after suitable warnlng, al,-
sent themselves from tho Joint Convention I,l
q body, anu expect TINT enough Bucks will
follow their example to re.tuce the humber
present below II quorum. 1tsllcll co,irsn Of
action could he maintained for several ttRyy,
Nh election might bc prevented. Dut this
sc''en'c, like all other combinations between
thu Democrats uisd Bucks, woultt probably
fail through the Inability Of tic managers to
commit their adhc1cnts rs Il body to any
plan. III this connection tho utteFnncts Of"
the recognized Du'ancrasIc organ hero at~
tract considerable attention. Thts paper,
THE "Al0us,"
which pstb blishetl Il strong nader this ,norn-
Ing calling on ConklIng to relcase his men tf;t
he cnn,tot hold them rs n body iii favor OF NJ
final adjournment, will Tomorrow hnye nn
article III n,,swer 10 the r,,tn0r that las beet,,
...,s'at e.. "' :" .u 49,, H. e'at ''As ue
"llu"' fot ohae u"ss 'Haa the Deino@
crnts were considering propositions
tn holm tho .1,ucra ofact Ccnkttnr a,tt
wnro ,o In rtloxntf II, rot,,r,, IN ,nrr,, no
c+o.o +hfe f.ii sr,l,o - t,.,,'o as.or+.' .t,.t ~;
'''"so 'h'' in.'' ~. Luz @'u'ed .sae1us tnuts ho :
stch proposition Hsls orcr ln1lB to any DciI-
ncratjc member nf Tim 1rrtslnf1rr or ntfer-
, 1881-07-22

TnE amendment proposed by tho Govern
nent to tho lrisl, Lartl bill providing for
advances to tela1l.s In arrears passed tllo
Commons last night by ai3 to OF. Ono of tho
Peers l,as given notice ut his intention to
move It'll amendment III the Lords 1ncroas-
ing tho, number Of Commissioners OF tho
Land Court tu FIVE.
, 1881-07-22

At tho Wltnes {Engand) athletic sports
yesterday, Myers, the American atlllotc, won
the tuarter-,nlio md tic half-,nilu ruces with
"rfdtculni,s etse." Myers racing powers
.wero regarded rs ",naryelous" by the u.s.
sclnblcl Uritons.
, 1881-07-22

MIR. GIApsroS1: statel In tho House Of
Commons yesterday, TINT there was no truth
IN tho report published by tho London 1tn.cs
that tho Uoer Trfulnylrato l'ad rejected six
teen articles Of tho thfrty-slx drafted by tile
Royal Commission. It appears TINT the
Doer5 ltayo thrown ont twelve.
, 1881-07-22

Lonp Colin C.,MrnE1.r4 son Of tho
Duke Of Argyll, and brother to tho Marquis
OF Lornc, was married yesterday to Miss
Gertrude Blood, atl Irish heiress. The Epls-
cnpnl Bishop Of Kentucky assisted ut the
ccrcm6ny. The Princess Louise and tho
grooin's father wero present on tic occasiou.
, 1881-07-22

THE Elcl1o Challenge Shield was won yes
ter'!ay by tho English rifle tenn, which snadc
l.04 points. Tho Irisl, Team scored l,5i0
points, md tito Scotcl, f.5o1.
, 1881-07-22
CHE Gtih1111e*

~ fz17ots lsartng the city for tho simmer
sc1so'a cdM hapt THE TntnukE mnc.ft 10 their f,t.
tirc*s al tho }o'iosct'u rites. 3x,sfapt 1renttI:
DAILY TtlinuHs, PR month, 81; tnci.plin1 Sun
tdU t3sllc, $f.25.
, 1881-07-22
Local. rains, followed By clearing wratl,cr,
stationary or 1owur barometer, for tl,is region
,tur

Jusr}cE NATHAN Ct.tFroII,, OF tho United
Slulcs Supreme Court, WHO las BEEN vory III
recently, Is rapidly stukhng, and llla .leatl, is
hourly expected.
, 1881-07-22

LEFRof, tho Engllsl, newspaper reporter
WHO Is accused Ut tic murder Of Gold, oil tic
London S brighton Hallway, was committed
for trial yesterday.
, 1881-07-22

Ti1E German Government 1ias prohibited
tic importation Of transit Of Danish cnttle
through Scllcswtg-11olstoin IN account Of
tic existence Of pteuro-pnulnlonia.
, 1881-07-22
!: 'SITTthG.Butt,

Tho only information which haa ra&ehed suil-
tary headquartora cancdrHlug the surrrpdes be
Btt!ax" laull was conveyed In an otticn. dIapatuh
8ans fepn, Fort Snoltlux, and sjsucd bJ 0en.
dies had sufsendesed to MAI. psotherton, II
command At that posr. ~. :.
, 1881-07-22

T1fE Colonial Government OF New Xenlnnl,
Now Sout!i Wales. and Victoria have agreed
to enter into convention for tho exchange
Ut llloney.orders with tho United Slates
, 1881-07-22
=. SWEET CHARITY,

bN{sd{ @Rp$*A 70 TN EktaQo 4FsbV11,
WaNusA. altnnt July 1.-Wlnona raised by
subscription to-day $500 for tho Eellet Ut Tho
Now Tim sufferers, This sum viii be increased
by $500 t0.moErow. 4 committee OF pltlzen4
from Nov ulm will arrive In tho olty tonight to
tefiAt.
, 1881-07-22

), T1IE psesldenr passed q comfortable day
Yesterday, he ;ttok IL '.llttle solid food | in
ths morning ID addition to 1he ua1a' qua1ti-
'ty Of liquid food, ind gained considerably Ja
strength. Ho' continued to gain during the
evening, and tho afternoon fever hts
suhstaed. A. piece Of cotton cloth about 4
, 1881-07-22
You Have

You Have
tried them. Wliat7 WHY
BLAcKwELL's DURHAM GIG.
ARErrEs that we have been
telling you about lately.
How do we know? Because
there never have been so
many Cigarettes OF one brand
sold in Chicago in the same
time, as we, have sold OF
BLAcKwELL's IS DURHAM Gig.
ARErrEs in the last four
days, and we suppose, of
course, you are: one OF the
many thousand that have
been trying them.
Now that you have tried
them VIC want your honest
opinion regarding their 1ncr-
its. Flow are we to get it?
That is the question that has
been ,puzzling US, and we re.
ally can't think OF any better
way than to ask you for it.
VIII you do us the favor
to drop a postal card to ad.:.
!: dress: given *:below, stating
how; you like the cigarettes
and how, you came to buy the ;
first packagc7
Some people say you don't
read newspaper advertise
ments and so won't see this
but we think that is a slanl.
CT, and we believe you will
not only read this but will be
willing to give us your judg..
,acnt as frankly and honestly
as we ask it. ~:
We don't like, to ask you
to take the time to write and
incur the expense OF a postal
card, but we don't know any
other way Of getting an ex.
preston OF your opinion and
we think you appreciate our
efforts to give You the BEST
and .''puzEsr cigarette ever
:, made and will therefore be
willing to accede to our re,
quest '.:
-
Please address your postal
card to Room 343 Grand Pa.
cific Hotel, Chicago. -:
4" Complaints have been re.
ccivcd. from points outside
the city that BLAcxwELL''s.
DURHAM CIGARETTES are
not for sale in those places,
For two weeks only Mcssrs.
NJ. E. Mcdowell g.. Co., 43
River ST. Chicago, will mail
postpaid a j.. sample package
!. containing 20 cigarettes to
any address (outside the city,
!. on receipt offs cents. Mt
: ~.~ ~ -: ..::... e.. II
, 1881-07-22

tried them. Wliat1 Why
BLACIl,vELL's DURHAM GIG.
ARETTEs that we have been
telling you about lately.
, 1881-07-22

Will you do us the favor
to drop. a postal card to ad.:
!: dress. below stating
how you like the cigarettes
and how, you came to buy the
first packagc2
, 1881-07-22

~ MsInct Hcho0ls 0E Liberal Arts, Music. urnwtng
is,.an.e s"e1sr.: r., n7s r,nil. lt,, E,t s!;.ate
so. sSSsn.ee!ed With tlloae. Charxsn isss tn lily
Ssa1 schonl stiL ycut npons 9upt- 4. lsi. Soma 10
Att' !. u FElkklllNG. ID. IL. I.ttfAbuFgt.t YA
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18

Gn baarIta Gammerat. SOr nosls
Oase fiosn tom en- ung Wanb, Der Ct
Sanbtlsb,tient Dos en- S%anobanolsr.
ind til gbriiiania for at isae Sisneits
Dos en- .ler anbsn &isbmano Der. $an
bapbe life mango 8siispene.. men bap.
De for at ipare nb8ift.r msotu8st en-.
bel Nits. % ea ban bIsu iulten. GIT
ban IND i en- tarDelig 8.itusration,
bpsr ban bsftiIts ct SIaS Welf. % Der
til ipiits ban enoel Of ben mebbraete
Wab. Sort ,ftsr tom en- anbeu Ysr.
fon bsrinb. Tom .ftsr &leoeorastsn iaa
ub. iom ON ban tunbe bare Ssmano
ban ~bstrustsbe t,mm.Iis nsie 9anosls'
betisnten % inblOo is csrpaa Gam
tole m,b ham; berunber ptrsos ban, at
ban fulbe til Oramm.u for at isae
Spre, men fssts MI sfter ct biuist go.
ais. oa ban fsrt tunbe reiie ben fsI'
a.noe Sag. 9anoslsbstisntsn, iOui ollie
rebe bapbs l.iet ct biaist 8ereli. til
RattslOsis. fOtsilOs DeIuials, at be iful.
be belle bette, % berpaa 8if ben anbsn
ftrar inb. Sc uoretteos iaa enosl &rin-
Der famm.n, % oa Gftsnen tom. Git
b. til 2osist, buor Dc lasss fs | en-
Decorah-posten., 1881-05-18
Sill SeItasere | Sritonfersntien / ct
Hnssar, Soma.

Eli Splrsnins for Dem, Der aster
fig til 5rltOnferentieu / Ct. anssar,
fan tiene, at Guar er mcpta9et fra
fslssnbe Sernbane Romplnier ON
qrisnebiattelie fOm fslaer:
Chicago ROrtbweftern, SqinOis
Central, Srpa Gentral az Surlins.
ton, Sebar &apiDs IL S%outbern lore
at taae ale, Der bare bstalt fulp
gris, Oper gauen til Repet o. er.
bolbe ct u%nDerfrepet Septs, til.
bass for J "Sare". Rinneapclis &
ct. 9Ouis Sernbanen ta9er Oelta'
ger. tilbase for en- 6emteosl "6ars".
ct. gaul, Rinueapplis & Manitoba
raaber ale 9eltasere til at fafs
fig "&sturn 2ifsts1 ~fOrlanset til
ben sbie Suli, peb beres afreiie I'll
Reoet, ba bet er ben eneffe Yris'
nsbiattelie, be fan 9isre.
Gfteriom Guar inblsber fra Here
ganer, pil bet blipe bsfisnotsiOrt.
N. Is. Srun.