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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
SaS Semperetts 9tmenotnettt TT
Neilnft1lnnt1ieffA

tsburg, Benui., 81. Wdr3. - SIN
llntsrbanie Der @,iessebung iuurbe beute eiu
amnbement 5ur Contribution. wsl9es bic
Sabrifation ulb ben Serfauf beraui9eHOer
@ctrdnfe, auBer su meoisiuildeu, te9HiiAen
unO piiisnid1aitlifen 3wedeu, auf INNER IN
oieism Staate berbietet, mad bittgsr DiSfui,
Iion nit SO gegen 38 Stimmert. CUR 5rpeiten
Heiung paiiirt. Nfebrere NmenoementS, oeren
eiusS ben 9ebranh bon 2Seiu bei'm Ibenoz
maBle geitattet, tuurben angeboteH uuo OerluOrs
ian
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
eeIbitmOr0 NIT ei8eWtbiimlt6en
EOI0ett.

9oung8tomn II, Sbto. 81. Ydrs.-Srau
Itbr1Qbt, cine etltde Wteilep bon bier rpobuz
Bofte 8ittpe, erbaugte ftl geitern abeuO in,
ihrem 6ol5id)uppen. sic befuno itb BEL gutter
@eIunbbeit, uuo fein NiotiO fir bic Chat 1T
betannt. 9llS Sohu @li3ar, Elm 5pei MeileH
bon bort auidliiser Ontel Der Seriiorbenen, ben
Selbitmoro erfubr, itiirate er teot CUR Grbe.
ErQu Nlbriaht hiuterIGf,t flint RinDer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
2taOwaD's
&egHlirenOe Ytaea.
BcufDntifiene BnraanieH, IEhOernDe &IbF&hep
1tItteI, pirfcn ohue SdliRers Nets luberGdSa@
unD natirlidl In ikrer GperattoR.
eta OesetabtGtf&ss @rTasntttteG Fas
GalG mel.

fEfsm Gjumm slnirt, puIstreIi, reguIreH. retnlacn
unb ltdTfen.
BlaSwaO'S PiHen Dur 9ur alsr Rrantbdtsn bsu
0oqens, Der eeber, ber eo6rme Der 9tren Der 8oies
Ioipiefir ngrDoes 9opiipeh, Bertopfuna SnolaeHten
3u5pepte, bloe 3uItdR6e, Rtebcr unterldbsentBhns
bune, Sdmorrhoioen uub ale anbercn erben oes uns
teretb5. Sine Ooltomnerle Sur 9oraHtrt. SletH 0es
eeto6im, fttne Spur bon glertiIr, Dfueralieu cha
ihd6liden SroQuen.
R4+ 8lau bendbtt Ioteenee Spmptomt bon eranlteis
ten Der BerbauuHaSoTgane: BerFiopfing, innent6e
6dmorrhoi6en, Slutndaupg nab BEN Gope, SAuTe
Daoen6rhden, iaures aufilosen gingen o6er Be6gn
oes Serseus, eTiidenoeS @eiIb bei'm eleeen, Rebd
ooer Iadern Oor ben du9eu Steher u. oumpis Shmgrs
Saut unb Der dusen, Seitenfehen, Shmersen In la
gTuft uno IN ben @ile6ern ploslie AniDaaunaen DsH
Site, BrERnep 6es islstihes.
@tntse 8oieH bon Raotpab'S Biuen lDesOen bdG
G9fsm ron 0aeR obeneenannten 3ranfhcttsn beiGden,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
NteSerIa9e Der EeutbereujIcr TT
Enftftecfirilf

Sartfor6, @oun., 81. RGr5. r5.-0aS I'M
terhauS Der @eiebg,buu9 uermarf beute bas
oorseidhla9eue Ameuoen1eut sur @OuititutiOu,
melhes Ote 6abritatiOH 'uhO ben Sertauf be-
rnlifdenher Mefr1nfe herhietet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
SnfanO-9epef6ett.
9te @rtrafltttaa oes senats.

Baibin9tO n, 81. MGrs.-Sm SENATE
rief Danes iofOrt rpieOer ben Sei4luB auf, bic
@rmGbluug BON Seanlten betreffene.
Cameron bon Beunipluanien iagte, bic oorz
ltegenoe 6rage iei 81 siHfaf, ala Oa6 ite ntiBs
perfanbsn lperOen t6nne. Die republitaniid)e
8artei bebdupte, oaB bic Maioritdt oas Re4t
babe, Gle geanltsn bes Senats aniuiteaeu, tire
@saner behaupteteu, Die Wiueritdt babe oteieS
Sedt. g5 iti bier uur bic Srage, tuel4e Pms
tel eS am QGngften aushalten f0une.
Tuhbem Die 99. SsaOgg unO SoneS itd
6es 9dngeren iiber Die iiibltdle 6rage geftritten
hatten, oerta9te fd Der Senat I'm llbr bis
tnnrnpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
9te Naitu1rrttt tt SToita.

SoWasGitp Su., 81 .Rdrj, ,-6rI. 6attte
Duel bGgonn beute abeHo oen SO. Gag hires
frCimiut0eH 6aiteuS. Gle ltioet an llebelfeit
mo ilt bduFgeR Ohumatt8auidlleu uutermor.
fen. Son 3ett 5u 3cit nimmt. .lte etueu YuuO
Ooll marmeu gSahers unD gltt9 OarGui eiuen
SdIud @i8maGsr gu iidD.
Ste iheint glntbeil oil Der lluterbaltung Der
AnwcienOeu gu nebneH, Obgleit ie ielbN ME
Elm 9gort ipridt uno ihr 8erlangeu 1etS uur
Ourd @eberOen OOer Geiten tunb9ibt. 5brc
Srdtts iteinen fortpdbrenO ab5uHsbmen, uHO
Iie idbldit nllr iebr menia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
Su allen apoAheteH Bu boben.
>. ..Wiau IeIe - SIalJdl RHp g9G5r."
0ln Dos ssmbIsTuml

Sc fam feine be6sre eoraute i9J Den Serh bon p.
Gonm0u'S oItbtaJinoCten u. ". W.aSsstimftteim
oufoeriefen nesoen, alS Nie aen6sn un0 nuBlolfu
Wudobnun9ea eericlbep. @s aibt ionoN ialihe sAts
SoIOerts" ole oudl nGiellefs" mo ,NiS.s Sebn sadH
Dor unb uegIaR9t pur n 6poh's unN adltet eaIanis
bas eer Wame gglQepgps Go aui seu aeiauiten Arts
el btfpoas t5pntsl 1t4i8&GUl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
SIenfellpett, beratSd,eltS.

SartforS, @onu., 81. .YtdrS. S.-@ine Bill,
isslde Aepieltpeta fir ein beraui4enbeSS Setrdnt
srtldrt uno ieinen Sertauf Oenielben 8eifrdus
funaen unterrpirft, tuie alle aHOeren aeiitigen
@etIGufe, iit BON beioen 6auiern Der @siebge.
bung an9enOmmen tuoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
Grfte SteSi6brtGe SerenttnOe itber
Den EebIfd1IdQ 0er NSiriid1etttOfe.

NeipsSrleans, 81. WtGr3. = Cine De-
peife aus MugnOlia, Uiiif., irlelOet: ,Stren-
ger 9Sroit trat 9eiterR nnb beite friib in oisier
um9eseno elm. Vian fiirdtet, baB ole YFrii9=
erpote aerIt1rt ift."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01

E@y@ BeriuGe 1nmal Dauee's 9 aars
Gte6er berGeller. @r bsr6idt oaHues
pGur, bringt bic alts Sarbs Suriid, il eiH ele
aGHtee EoilettcnmitiG unS beilt 8opigriuo uHe
aopiEout.s sSuden. BrSis 81. 81 baben Ei
Setb q. 6eust 3r. l0s, sseii 9Ott.
uOrearsss, tG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
8.H.9illnan&go.
aIetOersSauolsr,
Vic. 1866. n1ff- -paltimsre = Strait.
(SanS.1S. ERNsl
tgtablirt 1881
9. @4 WubtrTott & Suhts.

Tabrtfanten bon 3teeelfeineu.
Gas Aur 3essI6renntrei seb6ti9e sanb, an Der WRos
numentitraBe unp sonep's Game seleeen, eRtbait "a
adcr ben beftcn sehnercs Dte Gtnri6tuns Der Brqis
fenen idbrli6. Sauptoifce: gir. so, BeisSdpeifes,
(Dlories@ s@ftduSe) nabe Mortbitr. (apr29.lS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
Gnt5ttnStttt8 Der SarnbLaye nan
Oct 9itereu,

baunutterleioeu. O"o "t'NS Vt
Slne bal9e entbalt mebr otOe uno 6eiltrdftae 0lsu
ucrte, als tr9eH0 elm an6eres Brdparat is J3sSIsi
miro tbeeloNelmetie 9enommen ru6brenb anbers Tff
fhni bis ietls Dial 70 Usl erforbern, ~ -''''''
Gtn Dollar bro a1nfH,n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
ss mar oaS erite un6 TT bas eFn,iae
S&msribertiLasnbs WItte[

oos I'm Au9snbltde Den audIenoheu 2ei6eu ginhaya
tbut oos Sn5tnounaen unbGongefttonen beilt, mSoen
e nun an oen etnaen, Dem gtGgen, Den @tngeneiSeH,
bei eiHmaltger anlUen0una. '~''''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
q @etSaWNn08bef6 f6tperstn.

Rubr, 8tarrHoe, Cholera Oior6us oberIdbmerlbaEts#
Stuhaang DeroeH In t5-20 Dlinuten Flirirt STr1
goonaaS deaop ReItef. gBe6cr 9eraopfuna ned
gnhnnounay meoer ShUdte nod Wlattlafeit serurS
Io4t oer @ebrau& pom U. U. ReLieI. .e.-.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
grets % eents pro eaeateI.
glis iDie5srbolen, boF Der 2sfer uHfers Blha uHh
G6uItsn ber srnntbetteH uno osreH Sup uotren wHss
boz aaem:
rRaIIdl nnO SBNbr,"
.RaSpaB ilbp 5rretabIc ttFeibra,"
.RaStuas iBer Sgropasla."

NM anhereedriiten abersronibs.Rn psri6isbeHnzu.
9Ran idbi6e cine Brieimortc "a Rnbmap q @omp.s
Rs Eeicbruus, 9ouicnOe psn Dollars rDert5, lDirA
Guh Busel6idI meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
EereSrap9tf6e 9epef6ett.

(Derite Der ~aiiocitrten Brefe" far een -Deuti6su
gurreiponoenten.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
q. q. q.
&oOWaD'S 8eaSO geelteg
turirt uuo uerbiitet

&nBr, 9tarrBUe, Cholera WOrbus, Stebes
un0 sdmer3, &beumuti8mus, RerSSIe
Samerjen, Sppbteriti8, SaEseRss
san6ung, Snfuencia, atb.
mung86ei6perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
@dliptn0fnnt

hcr 9unasn uno tu6erFu6Ier gbHds: groabursa 1.st.
littlhen setoen; SHibtUinOen, @utartund IJr6 w.
l9poIun9 qer Rleren 3udertrantbet urtnperbalttfTa
SoloGa9e Slnoerin9 qetudhrt, uO ionh gatbgtgr 49,
mebr h01flfa tfD, Slaiensin iluO in amen Ssiiie1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
Sn elmer bis sman3is ginntsn,

Dtc ietr aud ben Rbeumatiidsn, geitIdaerlo.n.
Sthaten, gerfrnppelten, Verp6Isn' G5ihfiSBs1 saSS
on ioniaer Sroutbctt 9ei6enbeu qudlen m6uen fH@Ss
mnhe @eaob WeItcf" miro auaenbn6ii6e ShIfe
ihoifen bel Wv
guRiInbuuaen Der Riercn, grt3auSuuosu Der
Slaie, GeOdru= @nt,iinouHg, 2unacu &ouoes
ilionen, Sal8 eeiOeu, aithmu, Ser,lloblerl.
9ipbteriu, 6pfertiden anfdQeu, 8raiue.
SGtarrb, SnflueH5a, Sopfueb, 3ahnIdmer1tn,
yteurlagia, RbcumatisnnS, faltem mS beikeul
SSieber, 9iiBneraugeH un6 6rOfbeuIen.
Eie Gnfuenhuno oes r81eabb 8eIIef" on 6er o0er BEN
eioepoeH Stelen Uiro aIs6ub 6e9aslite Grle9telIna
innifrH.
IrsiFia bis ictsds gropIen baUoH in stnem torS,s
8ruIalas pom geafer iueToen In meHiQen auaeHbIden
3Iompie, 0{aaeHidIre, SoobrenueR, Gopmmer,eu
2nTrboe, 2nleneIo, Rolf, BIdhunaen IN ben gtnae1
Ue0cn uno ole innerlihen Shmepen bcleu,
9leieu6e iolteR INNER cine fSldide 91abnab'a
"6eoop Rcltet" bel ith traaen. 9Senae 3ropfen 0aa
ron, IN g9Giier aehnn, beUeen alen Rranfbeeu una
rem oamti Oerunpiten eeibeu, bic aus oem Ge6raude
ldletcn gSnifrs entiprngen, Dor. Gs IN etn beFsreE
etmuIont ais iraHB OFiher SraHOe Oosr StttsrT.
&altes ttnS btBteeS Siebet.
GaEtes aHO BtBtees 8teger seFsirt far 80 Gents.
sc gtebt 'sH beieres 6eImlteI In Der Delt, mas 70
ihnell olle Arten BON Steber bel mogeu e uon Uera
oorbener 2uft Dialard; ober oeeeHerinber Sale Foua
men, moacu ie Sharlnts, ReIoen ocer qefbes Nteber
hetfen, ols 80 unter Sl3ehunq bon JlnOm0p's Bdaa.
tas "ReasS SsItef" 5r. BiaOipah'S.
staafsto Gents pro 8IaS&e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
Otr. 118.
Or. &6OtpaO's
SGrlGpari((ian=
Sefofpent.
Ser sruBe 8Iutrtiniser.

@eraaoerunaeH Des Observation-Disclosures t,ss
GciebeH uno eRlpfunDCh naoh oens Gebre,ssSe
tpentgeg 9oSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
Raltt8 mnS 6tBtee8 sieber.

8Inf5t0 Gents pro 8IaT&e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01
Serrett-Sfetoer-@aare,t.

stae Rooem ano atte Yretie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01

Gonffautinopel, 81. MGrl. Die Ben
IN in GeniefI i'm Abnehmeu. ieOoG lit bic Seutae
tett uudb IN MOrG9ba, i'm nbroltbeu PsrFeu,
ausasbroGsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-01

9OnSon, 81. @arS. = Or. Chamberlain,
Brdfoent ees San6elsminiferiams, erwteOerte
beute I'M llnterhauie ouf Die 6raSe, oh e8 m6l'
lid ici, Oae Sranfbsiten bird OaS in Der 6abrt.
fatlon anlerifultidtu !, Sutterius" ge6rau4le
Sdlpeineihmal3 eiugeidleppt merSen f0nnten,
oie Steaierun9 babe feline Belustle oafir, oaB
rSuttcrih@ oOer GbuIihe WliFtHren ftoatbtiteu
Usrbreitctcn.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-02-26

TN ORDER to make room for orr spring
j. Goods, and as We dop't believe Up STOW
ing away winter goods for another season,
we WIN sell our eptire stock Of Hintcr
Goods regardless Of first cost Therefore
call early II you wish 20 secure bargains.
We are slso agents for al kinds Of WAL
THAN WATcHEs, sPECTAcLEs, and
SOLID yEWEIRY
a large stock of fancy and staple Gro-
ceries ep hand, for sals cheaper than me
cheapest.
Remenber the place on Ryan street, Deft
To the new Gatholic church, Lake Charles, La.
oa ~. MAEsER Al 60,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-02-26
DE NJ tbs II ny .

DR. ~. ID. GRAIN, late Of Galveston, has
IL become o resident Of Lake Charles, ~;
Otfice and residence on Pujo street, and VIII
practice at the residence q mis- patrons @ wnen
50 desired. tfeb. u. looV.-u. Y
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=
The changes in the level Of the
earth's surface, which must have
been rapid and vast in early geolo-
gical ages, are yet u progress
Aside from paroxysmaI changes
such as the volcanic upheaval OF
an island now and then, great areas
of land in different parts Of the
globe are undergoing slow pro-
cess Of elevation or subsistence. In
Greenland a subsistence is taking
place. Forsix hundred miles, from
Disco Bay to the Firth of Igaliko,
the coast has been sinking for four
centuries past, Old buildings and
islands have been submerged, and
the Moravian settlers have had TO
put down new poles for their boats,
the old ones standing, Lyell OBJ
serves, "as silent witnesses of the
change On the North American
coast, south of Greenland, from
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-02-26

The forest iaaves are turning, and
the chestnut worms are sqpirming,
NJ the peanut man stands phnrning
them upon a fery bed; and books
will soon be laden, BY every city
maiden, with leaves which nature
made on purpose 10 he red.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-02-26
Root n SHOE sHOP.

ri sCHINDIER has opened ut his old
NJ. stand, on Ryan street Boots ana
shoes made 10 order.
Doe ~ 108O. ~
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-02-26
Bernard KlOWafzs
Carpenter and Builder
LAKE CHARLES, IA.

yKTILL give special attention to any btusi-
w ness iptrusted to my care, such as
Eonss Building Cistern Making, Wharf build
ing, Pile Driving, aud any other kind of work
nat may ibe required 70 be done.
Orders left at my residence on the Lake,
Ian 33 III
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-02-26

a Chicago publisher has issued
. book entitled pifow TO Recome
Plump The Old war, yop rmam-
ber, was 20 fall ont oi thirdsstory
window and come down plump Tbe
new metbod ~ less dangeroas, but
not 90 certain
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-02-26

A VALUAHI.E PLANT AND A.
SrRANGE DISCOVERY Last Thurs.
day Mr., w, A. Heirs, our popular
surveyor, brought to our office u
sample of wood fibre extracted
from q newly discovered plant. 1t
has, in its prepared state, q close
resemblance tojute, but is ofa much
finer quality of fibre. This plant,
as stated BY Mr., Heirs, grows very,
luxuriahtly on high lands and
abounds so enormously in our sis.
ter parish of Vermilion that the
inhabitants called it a pest, and had
made many efforts for its extermin-
alton, as it would partly prevent
them in the cultivation of their
crops, The proper botanical name
of this plant Ia yet unknown, butit
Is commonly called the American
or Creole tea.plant, and ii also said
to be an excellent article for tea.
The extraordinary manner in which
the usefulness of this plamt was
discovered, is worthy of note. Col.
b. Bird, who resides In the above
named parish, and who is of quite
an investigating disposition, was
riding a perhaps indolent horse on
the highway, stopped the animal
to cut o whip from one of these
plants, and proceeded on his way.
In short while he discovered the
limb to be full Of fibrous substance.
On reaching home he began con
verting the article into useful
tow, and succeeded remarkable we'll,
as 1t can be seen at this office. The
process of preparation is very sim.
pile and far less expensive than
that of jute or ramie, and the pro.
duct Is OF q superior quality. We
are under the Impression that the
farmers of that as we'll as other
sections will now seek a rapid me-
thod OF Its production rather than
making efforts for its destruction.
We thank Mr., Heirs for the sample
left us.--t iberia Star.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-02-26


A Coon SUGGESTION, - In no
country in the world do figs grow
better aud with less care than they
do here, Ii the sprouts are planted
and the weeds and turf kept away
from them for the first year, they
will grow OF themselves after that,
and continue to grow and ripen
figs after the first year, from june
until frost. One Of the surest and
cheapest ways to raise hogs In this
country is to plant fiye or moro
acres, according to the number Of
hogs intended to be kept, and turn
the hogs In in June when the figs
begin to ripen. June, July aud
August are the hard months In this
country on hogs raised ID the woods
to make their own living. In these
months they would grow fat upon
the ripe falling figs. Plant figs III
once, and don't you forget it.
Western Texas Chronicle.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-02-26
u. u. LYONS,
Ip,.ysiciaa and Surgeos,.

Fhysiciap and Surgeon.
II OCATEDin Lake Charles. offers bus
IL professional services TO the public;
Patisnts paying cash for services wall
6Ad nav charges yery moderate.
April 10, 1879 .-ft'
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-02-26

iio was something Of a eynic, and
when he visited the grave Of his rich,
but henpecksd friend, q few weeks
after the burial, and found there a
heroic-sized female figure in marble
as a monument, he cried out: ''Poor,
poor fellowl--as tilough il was not
enough IN life, here Ne ID held down
by q woman IN deaihIp
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-02-26

BARs4lssi BAEoAsss ll-~Ip cloth
ips, a !. w. Bryan 4 ep
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-02-15

OBIrUARY.-Dled at Brockton, Mass,
Jan. 9th, after a few days sickness, James
A. Bicknell, formerly OF Hartford, aged
sixty-seyen. From Hartford he went to
Augusta, where he was postmaster twelve
years, first appointed by Lincoln. lie rep
resented Augusta in the House, and that
county in the Senate, numbtr of terms
Several years ago he returned TO Massa-
chusetts, his native State. Three years
ago he bought out the express business OF
Mr.. Joslyn, and with his TWO sons, organ
lied the "Joslyn Express Co." He leaves
three sons, having buried two wives,
leaving the youngest son in his minority,
A good man has fallen. He was OF the
eighth generation from Zachry Bicknell,
who came to Weymouth, Mass, from Eng
land two hundred and forty five years ago.
HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-02-15
NOW THEY wANTToUNLoAD SWAN

IfThamas r. Swan. the Representative from
MtnOt. il the rascal he appears 10 be, II only
goes 10 show that the Republicans made happy
selection when they picked him out a. one o
the men 10 be bribed last winter-Commercla!
Ii shows that the testimony OF such q
rascal was not entitled 10 credence, and
fully confirms the evidence OF his dis
honesty that was brought out before the
Investigating Committee last winter.
But the most gratifying feature TO the
Puslonists must be the recollection Of the
manner In which they glorihed this crea-
ture Swan, who was chosen out OF all their
number as most worthy 10 preside over
the House OF Representatives, and ,cho
only feto teeeks ago receired the solid
Fusion rOie for Speaker Of the House
The action OF the Fusionists in sustain
lug and endorsing such scoundrel was
worse swiudle thsn any that be has perpe-
trated upon his victims.-Whig.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-02-15

There is now q great deal OF inquiry fol
Swan, but has IL ever occurred TO officer Bige
low 10 look for him in Washington Having
got a good start in business, perhaps he has
followed his great exemplar 10 the National
Capital for the purpose OF taxing flyer In
Little Rock bonds. or some other good thing.
We throw out this suggestion In the interest OF
justice.-Argus.
Aud is this all the Argus can say for I.
b. Swan, the poor mans friend, the re-
cent democratic candidate for Speaker OF
the Housei This attempt at Righteousness
over Swan while his seat in the House Is
clad In Grape, and his fellow democrats are
wiping their weeping eyes because OF his
sudden exit from their midst, Is dreadful
cheap way Of making the best OF the
situation'-worse than trying to raise a
laugh to solace the mourners at funeral
It's horrible thing for you to treat your
friend with this unbecomming levity, Mr.
Argus. Better at least keep your CHASTITY
Jokes till after the last rites are performed
over Swan by the observation-disclosures
Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-02-15

INFORMATION WANTED. Amos Hobbs,
Nathan Hobbs, Joseph Jones, VIM. Ste
vens, George Leslie, and Nathan Noble,
Revolutionary soldiers, who enlisted In
Gray, Maine, moved TO Norway, and
Moses Twitchell believe had his name
changed 10 Mitchell; Elijah or Elisha
Cummings, and Nathaniel Young and his
brother, to some part OF Oxford County.
| would like for any that knows OF what
battles they were in, and of any service
they rendered, also the place of their birth,
who they married, and children the farm
they occupied in Gray, their day Of birth,
death, and age, or any other circumstance
in the history of the town, to insert in
the History of the town, that these brave
mems names and deeds may be transmitted
TO the present as well as the future. Di-
rect, S. p. Mayberry, Cape Elizabeth,
Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-02-15

A Coon IpEA.-Superintendent Tucker
of the Maine Central Railroad, is now
placing axes. saws and crowbars In the
postal cars on his roads for the clerks 10
use in case of an accident. stand will
be placed in each car so that while the
tools will be out of the way, they will al
WAYS be ready In case of an emergency.
This is a step in the right direction, aud
will be thoroughly appreciated by the va
r,ous clerks that run over the road. With
these tools at baud the clerks would be
able TO break their way out ola car, should
il be thrown from the track In such way
as to prevent their getting out through the
docr.-Eennebec Journal.