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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-10-22
NIX'S FERRY
AND STORE.
one mile above Lake Charles On the
Caleas;eu 2irer

The undersigned wishes to inform
thefrayaling public and Stock Drorers
thaf he Inns put his Ferry and beef pers
IN good repair, and is ready 30 accon-
modate all who may irish 10 croas with
him, with everything thEt IL generally
required by stock men mud Erave1ers.
he has o sargs safe Fanty Suitable for
crossing any kind Of stock; szso two
chfdn i5o0ms fcrswi1nmins. PaxtnrsRs
on eachsidc of fne river. free or charge
Keeps constantly on hana full snp-
Fly Of Groceries, Provisions ana For
age. atfhe very iouest pIscesi
mvg-tf II d NIX
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-10-22

<S~s NS~s 80 &n8 $500 B~@p
4 A /H0LDS ITS REGC CDMMERE~
NN eations 81 the Masonic Hall On SAT
wv ukDAY, before the full moon ~ esef
month, at O'clock r. ~. from the
1st q October TO the 1st Of April. and At ~
NJ, from the LIST Of april 10 the Id u Octo-
Der. All transient brothers in good sfandinE
are invit1dto attend.
Il r. HAMPTON, W. ~
gko. H. PoE, Secretary.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-10-22

TOHE D. CLO0EEyis Marine WAYS, To-
81 Gated ON the west bank 81 the Ealrasieu
river, opposite fhe lake aud town Of Lake
Charles La are prepared 10 M asii orders xor
building, hauling out, and repairing and re-
painting, all kinds Df sailing ard steam YES
sells, engaged in the GaIeasieu river and Texae
coast humber and mercantile trade.
Address JOHN r. CL00kEX.
Lake Charles, Galcasicu parish, La
March IL, 1BS1
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-10-22

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ne NAMES @ szsn uet1''fI nezsl tsx'
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-31
Ess,raSpr fntetNQe,,cer.
TUESDAY EVENING. NAY 81. 1881.
IN ARABIA.

IN ARABIA.
"Choose thou between ~ and 10 his enemy
The Arab chief Q brswny hand displayed,
Wherein, like moonlight ON . sullen sea,
Cleaned tho gray oimeter's onamaled blade.
"Choose thou between death at my hand and
Close in my power, my vengeance l may
wreak,
Yet hesitate to strike A hate like mine
Is noble still. Thou hast thy choosing
speak"'
And Ackbar stood. About him all the band
That hailed his cxptor chieftain, with grave
eyes,
His answer waited. while that heavy hand
Stretched like Q bar between him and the
skies.
Straight in the face before hin, Ackbar sent
A sneer Of scorn, and raised his noble head
''Strike ~ and the desert monarch. as content,
Rehung the weapon ut his girdle red.
Then Ackbar near cropt and lifted high,
His arms toward the heaven 90 tar and blue
Wherein the sunset rays began to die
While DER the band deeper silence grew.
"strike: 1 am ready: Didst thou think to
of Ghera spill upon the dust
A Sou I'd? Dds: hope TO have my knee
His noble Dl~> and with ono mighty thrust
Bend at thy fees,
thee heref
The life thou hatest fiee bcfo.- an tho.
Shame on thee ON thy race art tu.. .r,
who hast 30 long thy vengeance counted dc.--
My hate Is greater; did strike thy son.
r,,, nm. son Noumid dead before my face
And by the swiftest courser of my stud
Sent to thy door his corpse. Aye. ono might
Their flight across the desert by his blood.
Strike! for my hate Is greater than thy own:'
But with frown the Arab turned away,
Walked to a distant palm and s.Ood alone.
With eyes that looked where purple noun
tain lay.
This for an instant; then he turned again
Toward the place where Ackbar waited still,
Walking rs one benumed with bitter pain
Or with hateful mission to fula!.
"strike. tor hate thee" Ackbar cried once
more.
May, but my hate cannot find ~ said now
His enemy. "Thy freedom restore.
Live; life were more than death to such rs
thou.''
So with his gift of life the BsdOuin slept
That night untroubled; but when dawn
broke through
The purple East, and O'cr his eyclids crept
The long. thin fingers OF tho light, he drew
A heavy breath and woke; above him shone
4 lifted dagger" Yea, he gave thee life,
But give death :" came In fierce undertonc
And Ackbar died. II was deed Mounds
vito.
-Jamcs Henry Bcnsek.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-31
Never too Late TO Mend.

Thos. j. Arden, William street, East Buffalo,
writes: "Your Spring Blossom has worked
on me splendid. 1 had no appctite nseu 70
freshed my breath was very offensive and l
suffered from severe headache: since using
your Spring Blossom all these symptoms nave
vanished and feel quite WELL" Price Jcehts:
For sale at H. d. Cochran's DING Stcre, lS7
North (1ueen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-31

BY large majority tA,e people Of the United
States have declared tMeif faith in Kidney
Wort as a remedy for all ,ile diseases OF OF II, the
liked the trouble of prepariDg$ from the dry
form. For such a new candidaee appears In
the shape of Kidney Wort in Liquts FOrni u
is very concentrated, is easily taken anu Is
equally efficient as the dry. Try iecL0Mts-
riIke Post mySU'1"0N"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-31
Fraud

Tens of thousands of dollars are sQuandercd
yearly upon travelling quacks, who 60 from
Town to town protesting to cure all the ills
that our poor humanity is heir to. Why will
not the public learn common sense, AMI II
thcy are suffering from dyspepsia Or liver COM
plaint, invest aldollar in Spring Blossom, sold
by all druggists and indOrsed by the faculty.
SEQ testimonials. Price 50 cents. For sale at
H. b. Cochran's Drug Store, 137 North queen
street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-31

To sum it up, six long years Of bed ridden
sickness and suffering, costing 500 per year.
total, 81 ,sOB-all of which was stopped BY three
bottles OF Hos Bitters taken by my wife, who
has done her own hOusework tor q year since
without the loss CT day, and I want every
body to know IL for their beneft:
jI-2wd&w JOHN WEEKs, Butler, N. Y.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-31

Do you play tho guitar:
No, don't play the guitar;
have q catarrh
In my head: but my sistah
with the red-auburn hair,
She plays the guitar
Quite ia-de-dah.
Have q cigar:
Burlington HdEEeyc..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-31
uPour on Oil.''

"POur on Oil.''
l.. p. Follett, Marion, O.. states that he has
used Thomas Eclectric Oil for burns, and has
found nothing to equal it in soothing the pain
ana giving reIiet. For sale ut II. b. COchran's
Drug Store, 137 North Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-31
GROCERIES
lust OPENED
Holton's Cheap Cash Grocery.

Sol Cor. West King and Mulberry Streets.
Full line of goods fresh from the citv. Ho,.
ton Is selling sugars at Philadelphia Refiner,s
Prices, and being bound to build up trade hts
goods are all marked lower than anyone eise
can or dare sell. Call and see his stock and
learn his prices. m96lwd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-19
baptsr vf.

Az ACT for the promotion Of Medical Science
bc n 'Hacfed, &c, a. follows;
SEcr /. whoever Willfuly and knowingly shall
have 10 hi- possession, for anatomical pnrp6so. the
BODY or any part thereof, Of any pcrsOu dying with
THIS state. unlc-s the same shall be obtained IN the
manner provided by section two Of chapter Thirteen
10y this act, shall be punished by imprisonment OF
not more than i've years, or by line not exceeding
three ihousand dollar
SECr. ?. II any person. a resident OF this state
requests or consents during his lfo that hi. body
MAJ be delivered - regular ply .ican or surgeon
Tor the Advancement of anatomical science after
his death, it may L. use" Tor that purpose. uules,
s"ui" huifcd or family connection axes objection
sEcr. .. The body % any person diving la this
slate, winch shall not be- claimed TuasOua bic motto.
being slVen Tor burial 10y the family OF kin Of
icl school OF Maine, for anatomical purpo-os, A.
hereinafter provided. aud H. auy time sald school
.ha receive greater number of bodies than 10 needs
Tor thc Instruction Of it, students, shall bc author.
l~rd 70 denver ia" excess 10 any regular physician
or surgeon, for the same purpose In this state
ShCr y ferson- having the care OF such bodle.
shau iofthHith notify the municipal officers OF the
Town ia which such bJdicf are, and upOn the rrcet.
lion OF such notice the municipal officers of such
town shaii immediately notify by mail or otherwise.
ia" oheers OF the medical school OF Maine and such
notice shall state the age aud OF the deceased,
anu the cause OF death, II known, and. on request
OF the officers Of said school, II made within two
dAys after receiving such notice said municipal OH
Gers shall deliver such bodies such GERS or TO
hhy regular physician surgeon by them
To receive the same hut before receiving any .acb
body, said medical school ply sican surgeon shall
give boni To tho treasurer OF such provided
IA section two OF chapter thirteen of the r,vi..d
IN" provisions OF this section shall forfeit tho sum
OF uiFty dollars, To be recovered by An action of
dept. TO the use OF the prosecutor aud
bhlt 10 the use OF said medical school of Maine.
, Shor. D. All acts and parts OF acts Inconsistent
herewith are hereby repealed
Improved March H. 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-19
HAPPIER Dg.

An ACT 10 amend section thirteen Of cbauter
tw"uty.tso ~ the Revised Statute, relating b.
Partition fences
b 10 enIrfsi. &C., a. follows
hEcT !. nscuou thirteen Of chapter twsnty. two of
the revised statutes O.. hereby am fnded los adding
thereto the following 'But all partition fsuc.s
divided by parvl agfcrment. aud actually built in
purruanc" OF sgch agreement, iucludiag fences 90
QUIT heretofore, shall De deemed legal fences ~ 10
divided by fence viewers written agreement; aud
the adjoining owners shall support their respective
portions of fence, under such agrcement until
otherwise ordered ~ ia" fence viewer. on applica
lion 10 them by either party. And when q party
stall have constructed his part Of fence in pur.
ruauc" Oi parol or written agreement asslgu
m"ht ~ fence viewers, 40 Hs-Rnmrnt shall there
after De made By fence sieweTs, deprYnR such party
Ut the full value OF such fence or any pa thsrf 80
that aid section amended shall rad a. fulIOws:
'SLcT. IL. W hen fence between y nefs Of i'm
proved lands l. divided either by fence viewers, or
by the Written agreement Of th. pATties corded iu
ths town clerks Office, where ia. land lle. th,
owner shall crest aud support IL accordingly bat II
any person lays his lands cOmuiOa and determine,
not 10 inprOS" any part of them, adjoining such
fence, and gives sik months notice to ALI occu.
pants OF adjoining lands, he shall b. required L.
maintain such fcbce while his land lies com uon
aud unimproycI. But all partition fences divided
by parOi agreement and actually Guilt Ga pursuance
VI such agreement, Including fences buit here
toiOrc shall BE- deemed legal fences a. N divided by
iynco viewers or written agreement, and the adj
joining owners shall support the ir respective pOf.
Mons OF fence uni"r sach agreement, until other.
wise ordered by the fence yteWer ou apui icAtiou To
them By esther party. Aud when a party snail have
cOnsiruct-d his part of fence Ina pursuance of a
paTol or written agreement Assignment OF fence
yieNcrs no assignment shall thereafter bs mad. by
fence viewers, dcprying such party the iull value
VI tuch FENCE OF ANY part thereof
approved March -, l5sil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-19
Ghnpter Oh,

An ACT additional 10 an act entitled IAN act for
the promotion OF Medical Science
ne u enacted, dc, a. follows:
sKcr. !. Whenever the body OF any per-on diving
In tins state. shall into the possession OF the
ohcers OF the medical school OF Maine under the
provisions OF an act entitled, IAN Act for the pro-
motion of Medical Science" II shall H. the .uty al
the secretary OF The faculty Of said school 10 cause
suoh Dody To DC embalmed without delay, aud pre-
served without dissection for thirty DAYS. And in
case the name OF laid subject is unknown TIA. sane
shAii DE Identified by sufficient description which
sosIi De recorded by the secretary, in a book kept
Tor that purpose, aud which shall b. open TO public
SEcr ? Any of the family or next OF kin OF such
supect, may claim said subject for burial within
SAID thirty days and the shall be delivered 10
thetn Tor -aid purpose ON demand.
SECT. D. Any violation OF the provisions of thI.
act, shall be- punished by Hue not exceeding one
thousand dollars
Approved March Il, lssl.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-19
Chapter OF.

An All 70 amend chapter one hundred aud for ~
OF The Public Laws OF eighteen hundred and .ay
enty-nine, relating 10 Normal schools
De ~ enacted. dc. Us follows:
Chapter one hundred and forty of the publi. law.
OF eighteen hundred and seventy-nine il hereby
amended, by striking out the words ghteen thou
sanu, wherever occurring In said chapter. and sub
shutting therefor the words nineteen thousand 40
thAt SAID chapter amended shall read as folio VS..
Sseuoh one oil chapter sxty-nine Is hereby amend
CO. by striking out the words TWENTY-FIVE thousand
I'VE hundred, ia the nth line and Inserting the
WORDS nineteen thousand. Section said chapter
- ainehueu by striking out the words "twenty-tw
.nousAhd hVe hundred, In the fourth line, and in.
seIuhg the words nineteen thousand so that said
sections shall read u follows:
oESr l. That for the support Of the three normal
schools established by the state, namely: the ives
normal school at Pennington, the eastern normal
schooi NJ Castine, and the normal school al
uorhain, the sum OF nineteen thousand dollars Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-19
Chapter %.

AN AtTto amend so much of section two, chaptar
one hundred aud twenty-five OF the Public Law.
OF eighteen hundred aud seyenty-nne. ~ relate.
20 clerk hire In the Secretary OF States Depart.
BE az enacted, &c. a follows:
Inc last sentence of clause two ion two chap
Ter one hundred and twenty-five, public Law. Of
eighteen hundred aud seventy nine. relating TO COM
peisatlon Tor clerk hire In the department of the
secretary OF state, hereby amended by trik ng out
the word ten where IL occurs In said sentence,
aud inserting instead thereof, the word eighteen
so that IL shall read n follows:
'The clerk hire In the department OF state n sum
OF money not TO exceed the ~ OF eighteen
dollars per annum.
tApproved March Is, 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-19
RESOLVES.

RESOLVE In relation 10 the recording OF certain
papers aud records now In the Land Once
Resolved. That the land agent DO authorized and
Instructed TO eause 10 be recorded in volumes suit
bic for said purpose, the copies of deeds lands la
this state, now on file in the land Office. which have
been received fr om the Commonwealth OF ha.sn-
chusctt-, together with the maps, plans OF survey.
hei notes, certificates and other evidence. OF ttlc
and limits relating 10 said lands. provided, that the
total expense for the shall exceed the sum
Of three hundred dollars.
Approved March IL, ISL
RESOLVE for the propaga,i and protection of
tish and Game, for the years OF eighteen hundred
and eghty-on and eighteen hundred aud eighty.
two.
Resolved, That the sum OF FIVE thousand dollar,
be- and hereby Il appropriated for each OF the years
of eighteen hundred and cighty-one and eighteen
hundred and eighty two, to De expended under the
direction OF the Commissioners of hshcrie. and game
for the propagation and protection Of fish and game
approved March 10, ISL
RESOLVE smendatory TO the "Resolye In relation
TO the Penobscot tribe OF Indian. !" approved Feb.
ruary twenty one. eighteen hundred and sixty.six
Resolved, That the 'kc-oye In relation the
Penobscot tribe Of Indians" approved February
twenty-one eighteen hundred and sixtysix Is here
by amended so as 10 read as follows:
Resolved, That the Penobscot tribe OF Indians
hereafter be allowed TO elect 10y ballot their COVER
nor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Representatives TO tn.
legislature, on the second Tuesday OF September,
bicnnially and that the old and party, called
be allowed 10 select from their respective parties
candidates for said offices. alternately, commencing
aud sixy-seyen. aud the new party shall have no
voice In tho selection OF candidates for said office.
and shaN not vote In their election In those years
when the cid party is entitled 10 them; and the old
party shall have no voice in the selection OF cand-
dates for said Offices and vote in their election Ia
those years when the party Is entitled TO them
and IL shall Be the duty OF the agent preside at
such election approved March IL, lssi.l
RESOLVE relating TO unsettled accounts with the
State.
Resolved, That the governor and council be, and
are hereby empowered 10 adjust al unsettled ac-
counts existing between the state and Alonxo Garce
Ion, and for such purpose shall have full power
send Tor persons and papers, and adopt such meas
ures the rights of the state shall demand, and may
cause such proceedings 10 toe Instituted shall fully
protect the Interests OF the state
Approved March Is, lssl.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-19

h'iru} annually appropriated. The same a. IA. .,
pended under thn direction OF the normal .ri,,t
un'i-'-' az required by act OF legislature ,h,gtel
one hundred ADD fourteen. in the year 81 our Iord
'sLrr. 3 The treasurer OF sttts il h.rrIs auti.,.
80 ana directed 10 deduct from any Of tho school
money .fals"d Tor IA" support Of common schools n
the state, the sum of nineteen thol.aud d1lltrs tr
the purpo,es Indicated 90 this act
Approved MaTch D.. SSH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-19

Of tho public laws 81 of 1btsan hundred and eybty
D. hereby amended by striking out tle words conc.
nan, 10 10" second lu", aud lu-eftng ~. words
one "thth ~ one also in ths fourth line hy strik
ing out tho words "on'.haii," and iu--rtllr tie
"ofds 'nne-oighth ~ Ou" Instead thsrrof 80 that
sall fectph a. amended shall read a. follow
'HEor. J. The fees Of inspectors Of lime and lime
casks aud their dcputes. shall De onr-eig IT one
inill Tor each ca-k luspectrd aud branded aud each
inspector shall receiy" from his deputy the one
clEhih 81 one mill for each cask inspected aud
branded - The deputy lAppr0y ed March q, I--l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-19
Chnptcr o..

AN ACT 10 repeal section Bfty-three. chapter two
hundred and twcniy-tOur Of the Public Law. 81
eighteen hundred aud scyenty.IOur. relating tho
inspection anu sAh OF Agricultural Productions
lie ~ eItdefsd &C., A. follows:
section niiy.thT-o of chapter two hundred and
t"ehtyiour OF the public laws Of eighteen hundred
and scVeHiy-iour, Is hereby repealed.
Approved March j., ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-19
thapter 90

Az ACf relating 20 Proceedings aud appeals in
Probate Courts.
Be ~ ctlrfcd, DC. A. folloWsi
any person claiming under nm heir at Law shall
have the same rights ia all proceeding. in probate
ooufts, including rights Of appeal that hr heir may
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-19

shall not apply 30 tho sale Of uuadulftrafsd cider
when sod in guauiitis- Of l-- than i've gallons uu-
lcs- the same H. sold 10 be used beverage Tor
tipping purposes.
lApproyod March d. l.sI.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-19
Cbnpirr o..

lAppT0Yed Mafeh ~. ID ]
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-29
A Frontier Kncident.

Calamity is tho nams Of n man who liyos
at the gold camp of Cummins City. He has
another name, but nobody seems TO know
what tits. It has been torn OF tho wrapper
some way, and 60 tho boys call him Ca.
lamiLy.
He is man Of singular mind and eccentric
construction, the most noticeable feature
about Calamity being his superstitious
dread of muscular activity. Some people
will no. tackle any kind of business enter.
prise on Friday. Calamity is even more the
victim OF this vague superstition and has d
dread Of beginning work on any day OF tho
week for iesr that some disaster may befSll
him.
List spring no had Il little domestic
trouble. and his wife msdp complaints that
Calamity had worn out an old long.hnndlC
shovel on her, trying 10 convince her about
iome obsituse theory Of HE.
The testimony scanned rather against Ca
hmi.y, ana the miners told him that III
soou n. they 80, over tho rush n little and
eeh ,Ao leisure they would have 10 banr
him.
They hoped ho would take advantage oil
business aud 10 away, becsuso they Oidn'l
want te hang him - early In the seastn
but Calamity didn't 70 Away. lie stayed
because Il was ea'ier TO stay than II was K
CO. Ho did not, OF course, pine for the mo-
srely OF being the hrst man hung In tn,
young Camp, pu, rather than pull up slske'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-29

DR.. Kings Syphiitic Bsmsdy is guHraa
eel to cure syphilis in The primary, second
dsry al tertiary stages, aud in oil its varied
anu Col plioatgd forms, and will cure tho
worst CT of venerial diseases, cases which
have resi- .ed the treatment Of the most oui-
uent physicians OF America, Ii cures tho
first stage and heels the ulcers in "a l9W days.
Il cures ulcers 10 the mouth, nose, throat,
hoad, arms, and legs; also, hard pains IA the
bones and joints, syphilitic rheumatism, etc.
n short time. Price, $500 per package
sent everywhere by express. A treatise on
sexual diseases free Sent sealed for two
stamps, DR.. j. Dinsbeer, 4l5 North 9Th street,
81: Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed OF money
refunded. DR.. Dinsbeer makes chronic dis
cases specially. Ifyou are afflicted with
no no matter what, call or what.