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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

SHrLoH's CoNsuMpfros CuRE-This
10 beyond question the most success
fpl Cough Medicine we hays ever sold,
few doses invariably cnre the worse
cases of Cough, Group, and Bron-
chitis, while it's wonderful success in
the cure of Consumption is without a
PARALLEL in the history of medicine.
Since it's first discovery IL has been
sold on guarantee, a test which no
other medicine can stand. If you
have Cough We earnestly ask you to
Try il. Price 10 cts, 80 cts, and 81.
If your Lungs are sore, Chest, or Back,
Lame, use Shilob's Porous Plaster.
Price 20 cts,
WIZ. MEYER, Druggist.
Lake Charles, La.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12
Public sale.
ESTATE OF GAINES 3. KEENER. pECn

ESTATE OF GAINES II. kEENER, Decd
pY virtue Of an order from the Honorable
ID the 18th Judicial District Court of the
State of Louisiana, In and for the parish OF
Calcasieu, dated February lAth, A, D., 1881,
and a commission to me directed | will sell
at public auction, n the last and highest bid
der, At the last residence Of the deceased la
this parish, on
Thursday, RHarch m, lssI,
the following described property, belonging
to the estate Of Gaines b, Keener, deceased,
to-wit;
The last residence of the deceasod, situated
on Lake Charles, near the town Of Lake
Charles, In Calcasieu parish, containing sew
enteen acres Of land, more or less, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
Also, one lot carpenters' tools, household
and kitchen furniture, and other articles too
numerous 10 mention
TERMS AND CoSpITIoss--On y credit OF
twelve months from the day Of sale, pur-
chasers ia furnish their notes with personal
security, to the satisfaction OF the Admins
tratrix, said notes TO bear eight per cent per
annum interest from maturity until paid, and
the real property 10 remain specially mort
gagged IN favor OF said succession until full
and final payment OF the purchase price, end
any interest that may accrue thereon.
d. ii. LYONS, Sheriff
Fab "a 1891 Ky
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

Oun Police Jury deserves credit for
the punctuality with which its mem
bers attend It's sessions, and for The
energy and dispatch with which they.
transact their official business.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

"a To1cE" is respectfully informed
that We, in common with other news
paper publishers, invariably refuse to
publish COMMUNICATIONS, sept to us
without the name of the writer. Our
correspondents must always give us
their names, NOT necessarily for pub
lication, hut as guarantee ofrcsponsi-
bility and good faith.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12
Corporation licenses.

NTaTIGEis hereby given 10 all parties CON
IN cerncd, that tile licenses for the year
1881, OF the corporation Of the town Of Lake
Charles, are now due. Those Wishing To aroid
costs viii please call ut my office at the Court
House IN said town and settle the the same.
JULIEN RICHARD,
Feb. 10, 1881. III X y
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

CADETS AT Baron RoUGE.-Qnite
Nj, interesting picture il presented at
the State University when the cadet
corps is cut drilling. Handsomely
uniformed, their movements are as
perfect as old veterans. Besides, they
are as handsome set Of students as
grace the drill ground of any like in
stitution in the country. They are
Louisiana boys--Icapitolian.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

REl4etous. The first quarterly
meeting Of the NJ. n. Church Soprsa, 1t
Luke Charles, for this year, begins
to-day, 1t 4 4 o'clock a. NJ Religious
services have been held " tie Method!
ist church Mightl, commencing Vast
"Wednesday night; Rex, W. "A. iiall, q
Preat'ytsriap elereNsaslI, preached at
the Methodist ciluSvh last "Wednesday
and Thursday nights, 70 large aud at
teptiyc congregations Rev. 9ohpson,
presiding eldsr, Rev Abel HetTpauir,
Of the Sugar Town circuit, and Rev
s. q. Cooper, tAs preacher ~ charge
AZ Lake Charles, ace hsrs, and the
Methodist ehareA will b crowded
Tonight and Tomorrow Deep and
gepsral interest Ii manifested ii those
religions meetings.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

Fdsrnre TAoKIE is being over
hauled, and the spring campaign
against the fpny denizens of Lake
Charles and the Calcasieu river has
fairly opened. ~
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

A SHINeLE and picket mill is greatly
needed at Lake Charles. Orange,
Texas, has several, and yet the demand
there exceeds the supply. Lake Charles
has several steam saw mills, but no
shingle nor picket mill.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

THos. BuDp, himself a haboring man,
calls public atteation, in another col
umn. to his /" Laboriing Mans Store"
and the Inducements it offers TO buyers
of Family Groceries. Try him
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12
Public school Notice.

NTQTICE IL hereby given that the examin-.
IN ing comnlittee, appointed by the Farisls
School Board, will hold . meeting at Lake
Charles, Saturday, March 10, 1881, for the
purpose Of examining applicants for ceIti&-
Gates 81 qualification 10 teach In the public
schools 81 this parish,
]. w BRYAN Chairman,
Feb TO- 1881.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

THEArRIcALs. - Don't forget that
Seymour's Dramatic Company per
forms Uncle Toms Cabin, at Frieke's
Opera House, Monday night, Oath
inst,,) and 60 there with your sisters,
your cousins and your aunts. Re
served seats can be secured at Meyers
drug store.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12
CaIcasieH Marine ways,

eTQSINs n. GL00NEYis Marine, Ways, 10
~ Gated on the west bank of the Gaieasipu
river, opposite the lake aud iowa u Lake
Charles, L., ere prepared to aill oil ORDERS fol
budding, hauling cut, aud repairing and re-
pointing, al klnds Of sailing aud 81 am YES
coast lpnihef aud mercantile Grade.
Address JOHN +. CJlaONEH,
Lake Gha,acs, Galca;deil pariih "a,
March ~ 1881
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

GlasspooI Mary =, one lot purchased
of j Ryan--taxes T6. = $&
Schaffnit Louis, 2 lots bought of ]
Ryan--faxes rs.
Spence Mrs John A, lots fronting
on Broad street-taxes "a to '7G incIu-
siye.
Sweeney Mary ., one lot fronting
on Ryan, Mary and Pithon's alley
taxes rs and '76.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

THE Ice MANDATORY, erected re-
Gently by our Mayor, Hon, Wh.
Meyer, ON the lake bank, at the foot
of Puio street, viii be in operation
next week. - a.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12
SBrLoH's CArARaH REMEpy. =

sBILoH'sE CArARan REMEpY. A
marvellous cure for Gataph, Dipbtle-
ria, Capker mouth, and Head Ache.
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal Injector for the moro successful
treat,nopt Of these complaints without
extra charge. Price 30 cts.
WV. MEYER, Druggist.
Lake Charles, La.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12
'AIIDWI'EaE1...

AH RS. MARY AiqDANN tepsiers her SER,
IFi Vices 10 sll who may require the scrrices
af an experienced midwife. Perfect satisfar--
ton given, or no charge Residence ~ the
lake bagk, two dnors south Of catrt. house
square, lake Charles, La
Feb. ~, 1880. .lF
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

TIE SocIAL at the residence of Ill
c. Gill last, Tuesday evening, was q
source of special enjoyment to the
young people present, and the innocent
amusemeuts and excellent refresh
ments, prepared for the occasion,
were very highly appreciated.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

rs hereby given, that no claims against Tho
L. Steam Tug Rastos, her master or owner.
viii be paid, unless previously approved, III
writing, by me, or by the master Of said vessel.
TH0s. II. REYNOLDS.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12
SHORT STOPS

OrR March term of the Circuit Court
of Appeals begins here on Monday.
There are onlythrec cases on the docket.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12
staae and l'ayIsls Aiee.ases. ].

n nj Office Is hereby given 81 al parties eop-
LIN cernta, tlat The Htafe and Esff<h IateHs
SEES fpr the year ISL, olo BOW daic Those
thf sepe. n n LYONS
silpsiE nlid 4'ax f'ei'effT
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

TIE IAEkE CHARLES ECHO the New Orleans WEEKLY DEMooRT
u &C 81
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

To RErr--A cottage residence il
Lake Charles. Apply to
o. w. BRYAN g. Co.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12
LAND OFFICE AT NEW l0Ril ANS, LA, I
March s. 1881, 7

MT0TICE IL hereby given that the follow
In ing named settler has fled notice 81 his
Intention 10 make Qpel proof ~ support d
bis claim, and that said proof VIII De- made
before the Judge or Clerk Of Court at Lake
Cherries, TN On The 9tb of April, 1881 VIZ
the il. II Il &. B IA, Sc. II, aad /. I , d
NJ &c. IA, Sec, ~, a.. IL s, 10 W. I.oulsiana
Meridian. lie names The following witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence upon, and
cuisivatione f said land, VII We, Elepaer,
Levi Elender Joseph Landry, and Joseph
Vincent, " Galcasieu parish La
GEO BALDEY, Register.
March II, 1881
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

Moss a. RippIcK, ono of the leading
and best mercantile houses III Lake
Charles, are out with new advertise
ment. Read it, and remember that
they keep a square stone, always filed
with extensive stocks of all kinds of
general merchandise, aud are liberal
aud straightforward in alfthcir deal
ings.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

FISE Cows.Dr a. H. Moss and
Captain y. w. Bryan, of our town,
brought home saast week, from New
Orleans, two very large and pure
blooded Durham COWS. They are
splendid looking animals, aud were
purchased from n. M@bius, corner Of
Toledano and GhiPpewa streets, dealer
ip fine bloodcd milch COWS, to whose
advertisement, in another column, we
invite special attention
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

IMPROVEMENTS The new Catholic
aud Baptist church buildings, near our
Court House square, arc handsome
edifces, and when completed will add
greatly to the beauty Of Lake Charles.
fricke's new Opera House aud store,
the largest two-story building in town,
is nearly completed Hon. Wm.
Meyers drug store and residence has
just been repaiuted. Several new pri-
waite residences have been Feeently
buit, aad Others are being erected, in
tho suburbs Of town.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12
Residence Gigr Sale,

A CONyENIENT and well 7alFanged eetl
"a tage residence. Two front roopls cer-
pcted, Nor further baTtleulalg apply to
M BRYAN
Inn ~ ~ aitf I3lis5i4fs Ia.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12
IsRJ,Efe Notice.

A III persons are hegeby notiled rot u
~ skin Or I'D any manner Interfere With DIE
cattle for which am agent.
JOHN LANGLEY.
Lake Gharles, La. Feb 8, 1881 -slfp.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

fIFAt'T VTTtNI = NE " VffINE4lINSt I4lAV I
March 5, 1851. I
MI 0TIGEis hereby given that the follow
IN ing named settler has fled notice Of his
intention to make fnal proof in support Of
his claim, and that said proof viii be made
before the Judge on Clerk Of Court at Lake
Charles, La on the 9th Of April, 1881, viz {:
WI ". Hender, Homestead Mo. 1888, for the
W. ~ Of S. r. ~ and +. IL OF s. W. Ia,
Sec. ~, r. II 3, 10 w. Louisiana Meridian
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, ami cult
Walton Of said land, Viz: Levi Elender,
george i. Aacoin, Joseph Landry and Joseph
Vincent, Of Caicssieu parish, 10,
GEO. BALDEY, Register
March ~, iSel-5t.
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sEaerin's sale.

Stats IF L0uiaiftd--Ihiih If Caloasieu-lH
h judicial Distiict-Ao, b05.
Hsidenbeimer Bros VS.. Herman 3. Jessel
ct ais.
ID Y4yiltue of writ of EieIi EdGidS, issued
IL out Of, and to me directed by the Hon.
Court aforesaid, will offer for sale at Public
Auction, with the benefit of appraisement, at
the Court House door Of this parish, in the
town Of Lake Charles, on SATURDAY, April
10, 1885, al eleven O'Clock A. Nj. the follow
ing described property, towit.
1st--A certain lot, situated Ia the town Of
Lake Charles, fronting on the Lake, in the
square between Public square and Mary
street, bounded forth by lands Of Clemeat,
east by lands Of j Richard south by lots Of
pr L. Espagilier and west by Lake Charles,
having 66 20 feet front by one hundred and
forty eight feet In depth, between parallel
lines, together With all the buildings and Inn
proyements thereon
2d-A certain lot Or parcel Of ground In
the town VI Lake Charles, having trout of
l25 feet on Moss street, running back east
warlly 200 feet, between closing limos, and
measuring about ~ feet on The eastern line,
bounded north by lands Of p, u Reid, cast
by lots now, or formerly belonging to j..
I. Ryan, south BY Albert lessen, and west By
Moss street,
The said property seized to satisfy said
writ issued IA the above mentioned suit.
TERMS Cash.
DAVID II. LYONS, Sheriff.
Sheriff . office, Lake Charles, La, March
~ 1921. @
, 1881-12-29
THE No-RENT QUESTION.
Reply tn Col. f2ctltl.

M 1R6 Ed{{OT OF THt EICU60 TF1bWHk.
r.,n. ~, WV ~, ~ -. ~, 1,,'...t .,st,.u., -
,,,' t'ua'o' Uce' .''-s",' l.e'i'i nus "Iltse" ~
f'chestef ahu hppfosel ot lIlsn0r hlcQualus
pnstornt III condemnation uf tho ,,f,-1ptk" not.
inv. and white ,to1nu AZ. Tia tn1tcs plcus1on 10
ti.,,.,"t -. t-.,,,, a. .s,t H.. .,a.,,, .,..-
n''sl'".:@o F"A'or nhee!t5 '.s" "'H otei'''" co"
frtrcs--bnt especially tho f0rrer-in very uI''
just GIiu tHEteKfutIsly lnelMstpnetl llng,luKc US
t;u,l. III tim bnnds or Tim Trsh- American tfplr.
..o,., ,nt.,1,, a..,,,,..1I ~, .n,.,. .,,,,n,.,, IL
s"seo .n'ev hseehc" vi a"'e"'n c"nsc"uuu' ~
ahls city Tor tho ptlrposo nr meatln4 the proRcnt
crisis In ireland and sa4siuy tho ancient DILL
c,,,ty rs uuu,nst tlo ancient foc. tIp states Tint
t !. m rn,,t - ,grcjr ri,, ~ hII H.. ~, n,,,.,..
sio,, oM ts,.,,t n ,u l.. j",S au T. eo
nsH -. @ .n,r.n..,n d d ~ M! ~ n.s - LIE.
...! t* .S ...i nu n as :" piGt
, 1881-12-29
OUR SOCIETY.

lscccl,.1un 10 EG4tt,ntbal IInnllin .Jr. nj
tho tsr.idcticc ot Tlr. Perry II. smith.
Tho hospftablc una elegant rcsdenco Ut Dir. and
SrH. Perry Il, SMITH. Gt,rn1r Of Huron aud Ttile
streets. wis tho aceno uf H brll''ant assenbln9u
Ut youth md beauty last cvonIt,R, the oecnslon
being reception given by tho host and hustcss
Hannibal 11amtu jr. son Of former Vice.
rrnsi,iont sna senator OF the Unttusl States, Of
MnInc, at prptent tho ArnUficun Minsster nt tho
Court Vi Sl'ain. and IL Mr.. tWii y. smtth. shcir
ED1t. both ynunK gentlemen nve hnvln9 their
holiday vacation ut prpsontt nnd RFo aesoolHtes
nnd companions IN tho sophomore cahss At 3snr-
ward College. and tho reception was given IN
tlctr hpnBr IN urtlor that they muht meet aid
bccome acquainted will the young indies and
gentlemen Of IChcugo society. Mrs. Perry II.
N,aitb. ani hcr SOUS. Mr. ErMest i. aud Mr.
Saf wy! T. s Sd Hv :Hs 'sS's''T s IL %"%yr WS
Gums. Ths hoass. Is peculiarly t!stea for
Glltertall,lnnnts, and It's rtutl art hAnEinKs,
ground to II soA oi neaUtfful.faceA and ,l'aanth.
Cunt et,stuIncs. The upper ha!l was ,s.d toE p,
Hands orchestra, which furnished ii delightful
pro9ram during tno eye.'t.E A,nYnE , taSto g.
VIII Il. smith, Miss EnnN snlit6, Mr. Ernost r.
s!uitl,, Mr. finnnbal Hnfnlinl 1r.. stA!nu; Miss
EtIdrs!ce l!c!!trso,l, Mtss Esa Ki,nbaI, Mr. ind
Walter .s'ra.uwcroft, MIR. lsobert brewer. Mr.
S%:' ST. sissr x%s sy@essssy @ssss, Iii ii
S s f:S. Nss: ~ S''f i|e. Ssr.s esn % sai ass 6
QuAn, hiss HIr!ta Dolo, 3t!ss As1'es Potter. Miss
Edith Etsktnr, S!.ss .Atn!c Ka'es, Msss Kn.u Van
SsaSss ST. NJ y a 2s kxsSl MI as sny aGs
s!attis s!ela,rsa. iiss Seliis Newell, St.: jo4u
itssS' T. =. csiei ~ H.s'i; M;,asos; va, i sir %iau
SturBcss. Miss ulson. LexuEto,l. n.y.: Mr. FL
hlny. ~: K,nx M5: a'.l ,rs G 7. Kt,neal., Mr,
tiraus, i slr md sirs. % 0sorxo l.. I,unap, aal,.
4sos Ii csS!a H. sp,;e.i 81 0?sst s. sa;y M Ay!sn: %ssa
G S,ar!'o, Mr. ". Il"' Iishoii. Mr. wi! Gregory,
Madison, WIS; T. i. Nabbins; "!. 4; i; VIII:
FHrns. Miss xaddiu sawyer. Dir. g. 4: l,nugas,
Miss Mary Douglas, VI. Jalnus y. Waller, Mr..
Ilsry pats Mr o, H. Duts1d s,s II. MIR Mimi
ST. T. e'ie 81 ", osef: ~ ss H%s AsSy @ ~ G!asss~ Ky
ss ts,ss s'gsis Wsswots MS.* IT, Nassy ssf s;s 's r.
llunsoy, Miss E.ntnio ltu,nkoy ,tss iiaI,,, pr.
aa; WE. H. '!1 MiSI dTar M, fst M:Ssi ri g. NJ n
H. II II ue S%GS: S.to ~ ss 'esS was@ ais;
leIo Waller; s'ss Neena i, ;"hnsto.; pr9I'
Mr i.awrencv W,.lsa,ns, Mr. croeksr. ssn ls,!n.
| elsuu: Miss E1nal ltotlgers. tho atlssGs L!hY,
Miss Dora !eMnIsry, Mr. l!Nhnn. Mr. Fhilb vii
lur, Mr. 4. W. Kiug !r.. afr. 4. K. Lnllln, alls
llowe, Ke,siln: ~. i. II. Whltcl,uilse, Mr.
s!oses Wentworth. ssss !nxtna Wentworth, ",
.it,so liotaiiig, Miss Flore,,ce aieNel sttss Ncu
WILKINSON, Mr. l)asis, Mr. 1Siii N.ukps4on, Mr.
Henry Crawford dr.. Mr. F, =. 9. aerl alr. III
10 hfnyuc, Afr. Cyrus II. Mctiprll1uk Jr.. Nils!
Virginia Mccormick, Miss Ruby AtcCortnck, atr
and Mira. II: 9. Ptln,An, Miss ilawes, Virginia;
wnrth, hir. ", i. Euugor, AIr. Fesscn,irst.
th,ri,ly tile evening MI etcXnht collation. Wal
| served by KibY1cy, -.
, 1881-12-29
IRATE lRISHMEN,

They Of the frI4tl~ 4 Mnrlrnn Club FNft
i 10 Denonnclssu 1gr. william r. 4cl,L
aud His lkccoMt Aulnaad verslons on
tise t' No.bsrntn Policy.
Tho Irish. American Club held meeting last
night In ita ROOMS ut thu corner OF Clark aud
Madison streets. Mr.. Johu Enrlght la tho chair.
4 committee was appointed 10 arrange for II
aia1Gh II, and Instructed to rsEort at tAo next
lncel;ns: Tho question Of other aad anro cui,-
inD<I!ous Quarters ior tho club was rctorrod to
rbo Chiir, on .nutlon, then appointed aessrs
Ttn,,S Lysh tsu L0n, ouef'l T. "; Myan \ h
L. fas,Ufty II Committee nH Krsnluuuns. THO
comn,ittcn subsequently oxpressed tes feelings IN
rosoluionary bsoads'd ste1.ounc;t'g as False.
!nlts by HI ecccntrlc, Inconsistent, Attd lrrc-
sp.,l.sible Individual nnlned Wtin.n +. lend y
tho lute congress; Frpud,attnx - ' seuuaa!ptsly
untrue tho ,lLsur1 stntet,unt thas the respeeIs-
Llo Irish loply q this city, ctc,, etc.. we're VI
Of any renurkh made by Fnthar sueeoy ut that
reception; dutluunc|uH :" tho attempt lnAdu by
ple4 @ '. * sno ' tpiah % National % ana League % wi,a
Communism In nay shape as fnlss IND tret'chrr-
ol,s. anu !ooins4nY tha. my a1tutnpt te uonuscs
Government upon tho Imprisoned lrl.dcra Of tha
logic, l.ud tls.Iro,"
THE HEST OF THE auurr1oy
iscnarei, Ihat, while VIZ believe 1t, tnlarat1nn
Of hDnest difference of up'n'ni, Wa htrG sto re-
speet tas any saal who, !ks Htllia,M !: Aa.pa,
Hlo anu must iuteful orls!s u sow tho sst,ls u
ttlssei,so. antl SOCK to divldD. lo1noraltze, aud
% i,a,,ro viii pett,is, III ito " trisu. sncsias peopIs
wt,Osu good faith uu1 hnnnF nre pledged by their
cp.,ayeas 10 sustain uavtt., rArae!I. ls1ss. assd
alo nKA,sls. tho greatost evil ll.ai cves sapp0tl
tue uncrgies alid dissipalcd tha wralth III v
, 1881-12-29

~ tae hdHor o. 1ao ta'easo dHouhe
MADISON, Wis, Icu. a7.-Tho cnusc Of ireland
los nj In,t loeonp Of so,ns iuturrst to tho cyii-
is",, ,y'.r,t -, in,s. ~ I'm, ,or,ton ~ II t,a+
'@e'i ""rsa' ~ .eas' W u41@ po!t'on VI .uat
syn1pnthfzcs With the cnuso Of humanity when
opposed, rs In ihIs caBr. by tho weight Of ax-
prrss,va urtvt,eued nn,yer bnr}.ott by the forco
y, ~, ;ns.ats u,,t ~ s,,ct, ! r.,'as,
" eahnon anu pAsoaols' i'at ~ suen et1'tehl %
jut1cturc what sl1hll VIC SLY to thuso unvEng
nothing cisc to elrer, who HI tho ,same OF Cod
md Christianity. Urlux In their cl,,reL theology
A ~ .a.. ...st., ~ 80 ,.t.ss.I ,.,,,,....,.,
10 nack up aao aus'a,h INC atsea"y Tremendous %
odds against "h!eh tho peaplo or ]rclanu aro
Btrugkl,nY for tholr very liyGs7
In this country tho class alluded to have
nnth,nu ucrso,,ui ot s,nko savo t1,or consc,ence.
so'ne'h,l,a wsIeh IS very sensitive ressn!lna
In reo,,rYfu1 IF thn,o rl,Ilta Iv vIrt,, uf vunr
thonlnwv- snx mr. American nrccrntt,rs n,,d l,o
,nsr",f,,i ~ ~ 5os.. anTs ,3 VIZ ni,ynvs ~,
ILeIInut - trae hHosuHs. VIII Mtsw ~, ~
,,is n xns ~ 3e u tea,tts ~ a,S ss,o NJ a
tnaar Wiz, viz IN wi1oIn onw"r nf IN % nrttst tnv
un,,"t MA ~ ~ thpI' m", mi ,a r ~, rnr ,nn
f"mf .rx"ir. " nri,nrtnrrnxm n ar"nst
, 1881-12-29

Atntnncnt8 and fnnllv dispose IT tho eaeo. Ap.
reMts wnro lnatio hy pretty roap1ctni,le pouplG--
ti4 not rGt1'lcct .tloir n.ltnes-sntna ny tattbr
wus his chui cOi.sct. midi hrr siIitotnonl.
TWh tu'trr. wurn r,.,ni fr,ni j,t,ysl.
Glahs. s'nn aid that tluRhcs hal I!ih
TINT c9ninen1uns IN lilo tnil nr pc,1i4cutlary
Wnnld 's klll him: Tho nthcr ou!oF t'nrr!nrat%l M
pOltca weto instructed to auAivii tho rne.ta ntl1
ere II some nlildr charges htd r,nt i}eot tanIla
brfort'. JuHH .lAntsun thinking there Ind 1ccn
hB wInltd 10 know It. When tho caso came nj
ixlIi!: llo asked ntuit The tNMttcr. nn tho IMou
shll Iingnea tt lEen Nrrdtstei! twtcp, hut therB
lNtl lte. III c.Itl viut0n 1iiut Il all know cx
Cupt That lhb ernGncp Wns suspetitlel1,"
Tho fGtiprs nro not any III tho ftloa.
, 1881-12-29
prcAAinn upnn tho country. and gained me- Rrrnt
fnmc and reputation, and the truly Ina Decr
fBfttff ftff kfnrt. 49,


F4F}Hd stLs EspfC'
TfIE MONROE 1,oCTnrEl.,
What IA known A tho "HiQnroe tfGctrns' hal
It's hrlg!u un5 name IN n recommendation ns
ftehldent Mnnrnc, In one Of h!s tne4sagos tn
EoHgrtss, at II time when SpAtn wis tnakln9
rrllnRGfncnts to ree0n1ucr md f!lt1ue her
yarf0us colonies In America. which tn'l fe-
ynIicd and established their intlapendnnee III
1Al9-a} and '21. It was apprchuntJc4l l,y tho
American fltvnrrmant that tho tInspnt!c Powers
md tho retstntlIshnant nf sha dcspoto t"ny II
Eurnpe would lend their aid ta conquer and
sultit.c the Spanish cn!nnics. which hull then bc~
come Independent htMtef: and Tint while por~
inn or them wthsld, In this cvent. b1 restored to
Snnr tue Dtfere right 10 divided ar10nE the
vnritni9 Powers Df Europe. In vlew of tbs
ptoirnhse result President ttoirfN, declared, in
bis message tut:nrsfcte, with A view rF ttE be-
itlF taken ns sotiCe 10 nil Europe. TINT 10 pnr.
lion Of tho American Continent MAA hercGfftr
tn fIc d.c.ned open to European eol0nfzation
Alltl Tint tho Unltct1 sthtch would consider amy
such Htfe!npt ~ ntpusfnv urHln thefn tho tsl!xn-
tiDn tu thke ach Ntcps n were lleeestMry tn pre-.
vent It. This declaration nssHtnaI The nnfne "
tho H0nrop do0trln1; and II hn4 frequently hncIi
appealed ~ by American statesmen ns n rulo IL
h. thferuhH niAertii tn whenever ans European
pGwur ha4 Threatened or attempted to nxtrDd lta
,ltN,llnlunJ utDn tho NinHrIcNn Continent
S0rth. 2au.h, or Central America. This duo
trjnu does not contemplate any interference On
tts t'art ut the United states with the cxtattnz
rights or co&unulnl possessions of ANY E,lroptat!
Power. {Ittk ttttx pf1i1exE Hlilsl TIC CEesfuH G}
theft potyer and policy IN The future. ','