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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-02-05
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Obtained fornew Inventions, for improve
ments mold pEcs. Caveats, Trade Marks aHs
all patent buriness promptly attendedso.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BERN RE-
ieeted may still, inmost cases, be pasenseu
byus. Being opposite the q. s. Patent Once.
and engaged in PATENT BUSINESS Rx-
LtlSlVflLY we can secure patents in cas-
time than those who are remote from WASH
intston and who inustdepend upon the maib
in AL transactions with 1the YatenteQhlce
When Inventors seiid model or sketch We
make search the Patent Qfiiee and advise
az To itstpatentability dpce 81 cisaEgs.. Cores.
pontienGe confidential prices low, and ~
CHARGE u MI r n N is AI NED
We Eeferto Hon Postmaster General A.
Key, Rev. "a. FoRer, to Officials in the Y.
=. Patent Office, and especially to our clisnss
IN every Stafe Of the Union and in Canada
For special references, terms, advice, a.,
Address a.. a. SNOW ~ Co..
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, d. 2.
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3 i WISH no Hl3i4L q good gentle buggy.
i horse, Is aau<is d isf,, nine ssafs old ;lSxt
spring A. II. MOSS.
5sSa 1seQ 1Aide cti4f,es. L.
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a Calcasiep River, Just below Marion, tOls
Town D with al fhe Buildings and Improve
menta, andeotes 4ltatared and Sixty As,es a
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Apply to GEO H. WELLS, agent Lake
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Feb. IS, Is79. If.
ElOR SALE.

ET0R SALE, wo hundred and fftr.
A. three and half acres al land, on
the Bayou Nez7t iique, in this parrish
in Sec, 40, 4. .. s.. II. 8 W, La.
Address lake Charles EoHo.
4 feb Il, 1876.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10

If good milk disagrees with child or grown
person, lime water at the rate Of three or four
nblespOonfuls TO The pint, mixed with the
milk or taken after it, will usually help dIges.
ton and prevent tlttulence, Lime water is a
simple antacld, aud Is Il llttle tonic. 1t often
cuunteracts pain from acid fruits, from wind
m the stomach" and from acids produced by
eating candies and other sweets; also "stom-
ach.ache" indigestion from overeatlng OF
any KIND. \ tablespoonful tor child OF two
wears DID, To II gill or more for an adult, is an
ordinary dose, while considerable more will
produce no serious injury. pint OF cold
water dlssUlves lass than 10 grains OF lime,
and warm water still less. Pure lime water,
even though pretty closely corked soon deter
iorates by carbOnc acid in the air which
unlcs with the lime and settles az an insolu.
bic carbonate To have 1t always ready and
good, and at no cost, put into tall pint or
quart glass bottle of any kind, gill or so of
good lime just slaked with water. Then fill
the bottle nearly full OF ram or other pure wa
ter, and let it stand quietly corking we'll. The
lime Will settle, leaving clear lime water at the
top. Pour off gently az wanted, adding more
water as Lecqed. Some carbonlc acid Will en-
ter, but the carbonate will settle, often upon
the sides Of the bottle and freshly saturated
water remain. The lime should be removed
and new supply put in once year or so, an.
less kept very tightly corked.-AmsrtcdB Ag-
T3rBituriT fer DeceHibcr
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Item

The editor aud proprietor Of the North Ameri
ran ReBi,D announces that the H,Gc,C vail hri NI-
ter be published ut No 80 Lalay cite place, ana
will appear under IL own imprint. lie sia'''
that he has found II Impossible 10 conduct me
publication in the spirit of the motto adopted 10y
its founders, making 1t II forum OF 'ndepehdtn'
thought, aud extending, al his discretion, the
hospitality of its pages to thinkers aud scholars
OF all creeds and forms Of Deiot and AT the SAME
time TO maintain relations with publishing
house having extensive school book and olhtr
interests OF It's own 10 promote This change oil
imprint will involve no alteration whatever IN the
organization or service Of the Revfetc.
Tue publishers Of cottage Hcartb, Il new Boston
magazine, noticed IN IA previous Issue, announce
the completion OF arrangements with George
Mcdonald, of London, for IL new story which he
is now writing, entitled Weighed and Want
ing" and which no other publication In Ameri-
ca is authorized to issue. The first chapters will
appear in the February number. There is, as
everybody knows, no living novelist more popu.
lar than George Mcdonald.
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PROSPECTUS FOR ITS 44th YEAR.
The New York Mercury
DISTRIBUTED BY FAST MAIL TRAINS.
Three Days Later Dramatic News Than Can
BE Obtained In Any other Paper.

The NEW YORK MgRorEY is now issued at o'clock A.
on Saturdays in time for delivery by the e. s Fast Mail
Trains. And thus, while its columns will contain every.
thing of interest In its several departments occurring up
one O'Clock Saturday morning 1t will reach Saturday
evenings every important post office station within radius
OF three hundred miles Of the Metropolis
1t Is our intention TO make he NEW YORK MERCURY 10
essential IN the way of news to every interested in the
dramatic profession is the daily journal the business
man. To this end in addition to correspondents every
show town. instructed 10 forward by the last mall the
very latest current shall employ telegraph
cable TO provide such intelligence arrive in time
by mail. Hence, the columns of the NEW YORK MERCURY
will be necessity enterprsng manager and every
actor and actress in the country containing as 1t will from
three days weeks later than 1t will be possible for
any of the socalled dramatic journals to present.
But aside from ts merit the conveyor of the very
dramatic intelligence. parison will also prove that in
every other respect the NEW YORK MERCURY ia all that
we claim for II, A FIRST.CLASS LITERARY AND FIRE.
SIDE JOURNAL, which will be acceptable weekly Wis
itor everywhere Ii contains
THE VERY BEST RoMANCES,
LIVE SOCIAL SENSATIONS,
GREATEST VARIETY OF HUMOR.
CHOICEST SELECTIONS,
and MORE ORIGINAL MATTER than any weekly papers
published on this connen.
NUMBER OF NOVEL FEATURES
will be added to the already unsurpassed attractions of the
NEW YORK MERCURY during the year 1882 making its tor
tyfourth volume superior TO all of its predecessors
The NEW YORK MERCURY ia mailed to all parts OF the
United and Canada postage free for Three Dollars
per annum or One Dollar Fifty for six months
In advance Address
WILLIAM CALDWELL
Editor and Proprietor NEW YORK MERCURv,
No Park Row, New York City
~: Single copies for sale and subscriptions received by
Osman & Hapeman, Ottawa, Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10
Man NoblesL Work,

This is an age Of great works and wonderful
inventions. Steam, electricity, water, air, all
are made to serve man, but unquestionably the
greatest inventions are these which preserve
mans health and prolong his life, and among
the greatest Of these is DR. KINGS New DIsCov
ERY for Consumption. It's effects are truly won
derful, and hundreds are happy today who once
looked forward to an early grave. For Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Loss Of Voice, Hay
Fever, Hoarscness Group, or any affection what
ever Of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, DR.. KINGS
New Discovery will posiiteiy otre. We can
checrfully recommend 1t to all, and can unhesi.
tatingly say 1t is the only sure cure for Throat
and Lung Affections Trial bottles, ten cents
regular size, ST. For sale by Z. Y. Griggs. ~
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EnYied RhautY.

What is more handsome than nice bright,
clear complexion, showing the beauties Of per.
feet healthY All can enjoy these advantages by
using Electric Bitters. Impure blood, and all
disease Of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, are speedily cured For ncr-
yousness ana all attendant ailments, they are a
never.failing remedy, and positively cure where
all Others fail. Try the Electric Bitters and be
convinced of their wonderful merits. For sale
by 4. Y. Grigg's at fifty cents bottle. %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10
The Farm Department

OF the WEEKLY HERALD gives the latest well as the most
practical suggestions and discoveries relating to the duties
OF the farmer, hints far raising CArrII POULTRY GRAINS,
TREES, VEGETABLES, &C. &C. with suggestions for keep
ng buildings and farming utensils repair. This is sup
pemented 10y welledited department, widely copied
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10

especially is new surprise every month, while
It's reading contents cannot fail to be both pleas
Ing and healthiul to the dear little readers for
whom they are intended.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10

Campaign is over and those who were up il
arms against each other in the political contest
now Join hands and march to the druggists for a
bottle Of kendalls Spawn Care. See advertise
mpDt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10
The Home,

giving recipes for practical dishes hints for making clothing
and for keeping up with the latest fashions the lowest
price Every item Of cooking economy suggested in
department is practically tested by experts before puhlca
ton. Letters from Paris and London correspondent.
the very latest fashions The Home Department of the
WEEKLY HERALD will save the housewife more than one
hundred times the price of the paper The interests
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10
THE SUN.
NEW YORK, 1882.

The Sun for ss2 will make it, fifteenth ANIMAL revolution
under the present management shining always for ALL
big and little mean and gracious contented and unhappy
Republican and democratic deprayed and yiruou intei.
gent and obtusc THE SUNS light is for mankind wo.
mankind of every sort; hut its genial warmth is the
good whe II hot discomfort on the hlsterng backs
of the perslstenty wicked
THE SUN of 1868 newspaper of kind 1t dis
cardcd many Of the FORMS and tude of the superu-
words and phrases of ancitn Journalism II undertook
reportin fresh succinc unconventional way all the
of the world emitting event of human interest and
commenting upon affair with the fearessne,s OF absolute
independence The of this the
OF THE sun II effected permanent change in the
style of American newspapers. Evey important journal
established m this country in the dozen has been
modelled alter THE sun Every important journal already
existing has been modihed and beered Iy force OF
THE SUNS example.
THE sun of 1882 will be the outspoken trutheliny
and interesting newspaper.
By liberal use of the means which an abundant prosper
ity Affords shall make It better ihsn ever before
We shall print all the news putting it In edas shap.
and measuring its importance. not 10y the traditional yard
stick by is 10 the people Distance from
Printing House SQUARE .he first consideration with
THE SUN Whenever anything happens worth reporting
get the particulars whether il happens In Brooklyn in
Bokhsra.
In politics We decided op MONS; and accustomed
to express them in language that can be understood We
say what think bout and events That habit the
only secret OF Tux suns political course.
THE WEEKLY gathers into eight pages the best mat
ter OF the seven daily issues An Agricultural Department
of merit full market reports and liberal pro-
norton of literary scientific and domestic intelligence
plee THE SUN, ard make the best newspaper
for the farmers a, uschold that printed.
Who doeS and read and like THE SUNDAY Sun.
zach number Of which is oconda OF interesting ltcra
ture bet poetry Of the day every line worth
reading u VS.. humor matter enough to MI gooi-sized
book and In n,ty varied entertaining than any
book. b. -r lite?
II our "a OF wha newspaper should be peases you.
send for HE rs
| Our teens - T. lows:
For he MY SIN rpare sheet OF twenty eight col.
umns the pri by m pos psd, is % cents month or
star; GLIDING thu sunday psRer, an eight.
maze She, ', IL umns the price is 90 cents per
month ar -. 7OaNca y sage raid.
The pe ii thu wEEKLY sun, c-ht pag's. eftysiS col
ui-ns II aye passage paid FIR clubs Of ten send
ING = i, NeWt ,end an extra 'opy.
I'd .reSs l. v. ENGLAND.
Publisher af THE sun, New York City.
xRr single copies for subscriptions received By
osman & IIapru n. Ottawa. Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10

Judge Henry ID. Barron, st. Croix Falls, Wis,
says: 81 have suffered severely from piles and
found no relief until applied Trask's Magnetic
Ointment. 1t relieved me at once and perma.
nently."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10
The Produce Market.

SPORTING NEWS at home and abroad. together with a
STORY every week, SERMON by some eminent divine
LITERARY, MUSICAL, DRAMATIC. PERSONAL and SEA
NOTES There is paper in the world which
much news matter every week as the WEEKLY HERALD
which is sent postage free, for one Dollar You can sub
ihp az ANY nm.
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BUILDING PAPER.
Nrm advertisements.

-BEATTY'S PA NOE'ORrE, S.-Aag
n nihcent holiday PRESENTS square grand paRoortes,
very handsome round corners rosewood cases three
unsOns Beattys matchless frames STOOL book cover
boxed. < 222.T5 TO 29T.0O; catalogue prices,
$500 TO = 900; satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded after one years use upright panoortes
TO SEQ; catalogue prices, $500 10 $500; stan
panofores Of the universe thousands testify write
Co. list of testimonials: Beattys cabinet organs,
cathedral. church. chapel paror, $50 upward; visitors
welcome; free carriage meets trans Illustrated cataoguc
holiday editon) free Address call upon DANIEL +.
BEATTY, Washington New Jersey
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Skilled Labor

looked after, and everything relating mechanics and
labor saving carefully recorded There page devoted
10 all the latest phases of the business markets. Crops Mer
chandlsc &C. &C valuable feature Is found in the .pS
cially reported prices and conditions of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10

DvERTIsgas! srnd for our Select List Of News
n pagers. Geo r. Powell & Co, IL Spruce ST. y. 4.
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New York by Sunlight and GaSllght.

YOUN F four months .. and 81
Of =; nation address Valentine Bros, Evansville. Wis.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
THE TDPkY,
Disclosures which Cansiderably
MSilry the Official Report.

WASH INHToN, september 2g.
1t is stated to- night thao one of the
physicians present at the autopsy has
made some disclosures whicn consider.
ably modify the official report. Before
the doctors he!An tho post mortem it
WIS insisted that a couple OF pathol-
ogstS SHOULD he summoned from Phila.
de.phil and New York. Tie doctors,
however, refused this request. The cut
ting was done by DR.. Lamb but sitter the
iucisiou OF the bowels his work was noO
satisfactory to s0me and DR.. Agnew
conducted il. 1t was then supposed
that the lall had passed do"n and for.
ward through the back. The intestines
were examined and the pus cavity from
the btlrrow discovered, rs described in
the official report. The intestines were
then taken out and placed in a wash
bowl and the $ arch begun for the bail.
hey looked for some time, following
the supposed track, but nothing was
found. search was then made in the
intestlnes and the bullet was found i'll
them in the washbowl. Ii W senCysted
in the intrStineS, none OF which 1t had
| iured. The v3rtebra was not in jured
so far as could hc observed, there being
no spluter,, aS represented by inference
ID the report. The track Of tha ball was
completely healed and only the pus bur
row remained. The President did not,
therefore, die from the immediate effects
of the ball. The chest was raised and
the lungs lifted. up aid pronounced
healthy, but ono of the Physicians in
sisted on closer examination. The
lung was cut into then and actually
yielded flow of pus. Ahcesses were
found on both kidneys aud small oy e
on the liver, where cl"t of blood had
ev IDENTIFY started the complicated dis
ease of blood poisoning. This is hasty
sketch of some remarkable things told
by doctor pres mt. 1t was proposed
to leave blood-poisoning out of the re-
port, but MaoVeagh insisted on its
being inserted. The ball in the intes-
tines shows that it penetrated the
peritopeum and was not found in the
muscles of the back. The clot on the
liver would account for the early symp-
toms of liver wound.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Draped banners are stretched across the

Draped banners are stretched across the
principal streets, bearing notices and
quotations from the illustrious dead. A
large banner with appropriate decora-
tions, spans Euclid aven ue at the Pitts
burg railway crossing, where tie body
will be takep from the cars and the pro-
cession formed to enter the city.
Elaborate decorative work will be
done upon the four arches in the square
That facing the pavilion on the west
side will consist of two massive co.
nmns joined by an arch. Two other
and shorter columns stand by the side
of the foundations OF The archway, one
bearing bronze eagle and the other
representing u broken column. The
columns will be appropriately wreathed
in flowers, flags and drapery. A por.
tion of the arch will consist Of flags and
flowers woven together. At the foot is
a canal boat; transcription, "Hiram,'
is step above; then TO low Chicka-
mauga, the House Of Congress, the Sen
ate, and at the top the White House.
The arch facing this, upon the east, will
be similar in general design. The dec
orations consist principally of flags of
all nations, iutertwjEei with flowers
and drapery Of sable. The floral decora-
tious on the standards will be four by
eight teet in size aud in the archways 8
by 10 feet. Tn" decorations facing the
catafalque, will be two colossal floral
gates, with standards at each end 20
feet in height. The space between will
he p,ruDipi nv several posts ten feet
high Each standard will be clothed
with sable drapery and decorated with
wreat is and flags.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
New Castle Items.
Special Correspondent of the REPUBLICAN

Special Correspondent OF the REPUBLICAN.
NEW CASTLE, Sept. oath, 1881.
MEssRs. oRS:-Perhars never
before in the history of our city has
there been such spontaneous outburst
of feeling without party distinction
over the death Of any public man as
that which has occurred over the death
of President Garfield. There is one
general sentiment of sadness prevailing
everywhere, and among all classes OF
people. Monday will be observed by a
general suspension of business.
Mr.. j. Labaub met with very pain
full accident yesterday, by having his
wagon upset upon him. 1T appears
that one of the bolts connecting the
shafs to the front axle worked out of
its place, when that side CT the shaft
dropped, and AZ the horse was going
pretty fast, the sudden lurch threw Mr..
Labaub out and at the same time upset
the wagon upon him. No bones were
broken, but he was painfully bruised,
and suffered considerably from the
nervous shock.
Another addition has been made to
our pure milk serving fraternity recent
ly. Five milk wagons may now be
seen daily upon our streets. Who comes
next?
President Williams Of Wesleyan Fe.
male college, is expected to occupy the
pulpit of the NJ. +. Church Tomorrow
(Sunday) morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
DvnxerOuS Places.

Persons engaged in building houses,
&c. on our most prominent thorough
fares should keep the sidewalk in front
of such places in a passable condition,
or else comply with the provisions OF
City Ordinance requiring a red light to
be hung near dangerous places, TO warn
people to be CAREFUL. We have noticed
several cases of this kind lately, where
people who were passing, along the
street, if they were not very c"reiui,
would be apt to receive falI. IL -
often that mound of dirt, q mud pud-
die, a hole or a lot of boards, NC, are
left standing on the pavement, and az
general thing it is dark in front OF
these buildings, people cannot observe
them until they fell or stumble over
theu. A word to the wise is sufficient.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Where He Kissed the Book.

When President Arthur took the
oath of office and kissed the open Bible
held before him by Mr.. McKenny, the
clerk of the Supreme Court, his lips fel.
on the first and second verses OF thirty
first psalm, which are rs fol- ows.
"In thee, o Lord, do put my trust;
let me never be ashamed; deliver me in
Thy righteousness ~,
"Bowtdown Thine ear to me; deliver
me speedily;be Thou my strong rook,
for an hLu, ~ of defense to save me.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
cit Is Curing Every body"

writes p druggist. Kidney Wort is
the most popular medicine we SELL 1t
should be- by right, for no other medi /.
cine has Auch specific action on The
liver, bowels and kidneys. If you have
those symptoms which indicate bilious
ness or deranged kidneys do not fail to
d. ocure it and use faithfully, In liquid
or dry form it is sold by all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
BOOls and shoes

at low prices. Daniel McCusker, PIG
West Second street, has got large and
desirable stock Of boots and shoes for
the Fall trade which he intends to sell
at the lowest prices. His friends and
the public are invited to give him a call
as he is determined to sell at the lowest
price.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Ntate Of the THERMOMETERS
+ba krpuHIICAN office, in the shade
The W cath er.

War Department, Office OF the thie
Signal Officer, W ashington, September u
A. M.
Indications for to-day-For the Middle
Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
winds westerly; stationary or higher
temperature; possibly local rains ;rislhg
extreme northern portion.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
HOW They COMe Upon Us.

During the green apple season, cramps
come upon lis like a thief in the night,
and remain with us until the nearest
physician is called in, or the pam IS
driven away by q dose or two OF Perry
Davis Pain Killer, the celebrated cure
for all summer complaints, from the
simple cramps to the most aggravated
forms of cholera morhuS or dysentery.
No bousc should be without the Pain
Killer. unless there is drug store next
door. Every reputable druggist sells
the medicine.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Paralyttc Stroke.

Not long since stranger came To thls
city, and took up his residence at No.
7O4 Spruce street. He started out to
look for work, was successful, and has
been working for some time. Yesterday
while engaged at his occupation, he
was stricken with paralysis, and had
20 be removed to his residence, where
he lies in a precarious condition.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
NV Wife was Cured.

saw 80 much sad about the merits
of Hop Bitters, and my wife who was
always doctoring and never well, teas
ed me so urgently to get her some, |
concluded to be humbugged again; and
| am glad | did, f in less than two
months use of the Bitters my wife was
cured and she has remained SO for eigh-
teen months siuce. like such hum
bugging.-H. T., St. Paul.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Extra sunday Paper.

Scenes and incidents OF the solemn
procession from Washington; the tiual
for the funera! on Mon
day, and how 90, 900 people mourn
for the late President will be beautiful
ly told in the Sunday papers, sod by
George A. Davis, at jls Market street,
in the morning at o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24

could have been successfully removed;
nor, indeed, that any serious attempt
in that direction would not have result
ed in speedy death. Viewing the case
in the light of our present knowledge,
i am prepared to affirm that surgery
has no resources by which the fatal re-
suit could have been averted. This
was the sad consolation which felt
justified in giving to the grieEstriken
wife and family, and which all my as
soctiates believe we can give TO an Attic
ted people,"