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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-11
GREAT GERM DESTROYER.
DARBY'S
PrOphylactic Fluid !

FITTING of SMALL
POX Prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
Gangrene prevented
and cured.
Dysentefy cured.
Wounds healed rap
idly.
ScurveY cured IN
short time.
letter died up.
1t is perfectly harm
less.
For Sore Throat Il Ia
a sure cure.
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For sale.

ONE two story dwelling house, with
" ten rooms; g. vacant town lots;, 90
acres Of landinaar the LaRe Charles rail.
road depot; 1000 acres of land. known
as ths Afoss Place, one lialftof it a cy-
pressswamp, on the Galcasien river, six
miles above Lake Charles; ana $40.
acres of land on Bayou Ghoupiqne,.
known rs the William Mcglelland tract
RYAN s. GEARY,
Lake Charles, La,
July -, 1879 If.
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Nix. L. ] GRAB&U, representing the
stounch fan Of II. Marwitz & Co, of
Galveston called on US this week.
This firm sfaForabIy known aud may
congratuIac themselves in securing
the services Of such a pleasant gentle
man as ML Grahau.
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Nh. NJ. j. RosrEET has put new
fence around his lot upon which bis
store is situated, aud is also repairing
the bridges and cleaning the cutters
on that conner.
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NibbIet II C, 402l-19o-.
T9sR 10 W-taxes 1876. Dr.,
Now, by virtue Of said aos-z
| will again offer said property ~,
sale, in the order IS above set forth,
at public anction, at the front door
Of the Courthouse, in which the Dis
triet Court is held, on
Saturday, the list day Of April.
A. h. EsS2s
being the first Saturday Of said
month, within legal hours.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Cash, for
what the said property will bring,
without limit, or appraiserneDt, and
the title to be made to the purchaser
as provided by Section 2 Of Act 1907
Of 1880.
DAVID RI. LYONS,
Sheriff and ex-offieio Tax Collector
Calcasieu Parish, La.
March II, 1882.
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CAPT. GREEN HALL has thoroughly
repaired the room east of his hotel,
and has built a porch in front of it.
This roomis to be occupied shortly
by a barJer from New Orleans.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-11

A DEMUm-1ookISe chap hailed a
charcoal peidler the other day with
the query: eHaFe you got charcoal
in your wagpna' "Yes, sir" said the
cxpectaut dnvqr, stopping his horses.
& That's right observed the demurc
chap, with al approving nod " always
tell the truth, and people will respect
you'll" audhe hurried on, much to the
regret of the poddlor, who was getting
out of the wagon to look fora brick
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Mr.. d. W. JEssEE has returned from
the city, where he has been to buy a
stock of gents furnishing goods. Mr.
Jessou is wall qualified to conduct a
business. the character Of which he
has undertaken. He is q professional
tailor, and hence understands thor
ougIily the miuutiae of his trade. His
veil selected stock Of goods will arrive
here this week from New Orleans, and
then ne viii be prepared to suit the
various estes and numerous wants Of
his custonars.
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Gown RaH.

Dillon JDo, two lots one fronting on Ryan
street, and one on Wards Alley-tax 1872
and 1875,
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AN ORDINANCE
Levying a Parish Tax on the valuation
of 1882.

=
of 1882.
Sec. /. On motion, be it ordained,
that, for the purpose of defFaying the
criminal expenses of the parish of Cal
easieu for the year 1882, under pro-
vision aud by authority of Act No. 90,
approved March IA, 1878, an annual
ad yalorem tax of two and one-half
f2J) mills on the dollar of the Ealua-
ton of the year 1882, of all the real
and personal property situated in the
town of Lake Charles, subject to tax
alton, shall be levied, assessed and col
lected in United States currency.
See. 2. BE it further ordained, that
for the purpose of defraying the cur
rent expenses of the parish for the year
1882, an annual ad valorem tax of ten
(lO) mills on the dollar of the yalua-
ton of the year 1882, of all the prop
erty real and personal, situated in the
parish, subject to taxation, shall be
assessed, levied and collected in United
States currency.
Sec. 3. BE it further ordained. that
the funds arising from the taxes levied
aud provided for BY the two proceed
ing sections Of this ordinance, to-
gethcr with the licenses Of 1882, shall
be consolidated and known as a gen
eral fund, which shall be apportioned,
disbursed and paid out by the parish
treasurer in the following proportions,
to wit: Fifteen per cent. thereof to
the Sheriff for his fees in conveying
prisoners to the penitentiay, feeding
prisoners, attendance on Court. fees in
criminal cases, etc, etc Twelve per
cent. to jurors. Fifteen per cent. to
witnesses in criminal cases. Two per
cent. to the District Attorney for con
yiction fees. Seven per cent. to the
tax collector. One and one-half per
cent. for medical attendance on pris-
oners. Three per cent. to justices Of
the peace. Five per cent. to constables.
One and oue-half per cent. for publish
ing proceedings of the Police Jury.
One and one4half per cent. for Judicial
advertising. Five and one-half per
cent. to members of the Police Jury.
Seven per cent. to the Assessor and
Registrar. Two and one-half per cent.
to the parish Treasurer Two per cent
to the Clerk Of the Police Jury. One
per cent. for Coroner's fees. Three
and one-half per cent. for paupers. and
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ELDERlsaAc MAMILToN viii preach
tonight 1t ! o'clock p. M, and to-
morrow IL a. M, and again at I p.
III. at thcErst Baptist church in Lake
Charles.
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J. w. BRrAN is constantly in receipt
of wagons, buggies and carriages from
two Of the largest factories in the
West
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-11

We ARs very glad to see that the
city copncil have undertaken to i'm
prove tue CUTTERS aud bitches of our
town, by having then cleaned out
Work is nov being done on Bilbo
street. Let the good undertaken be
rapidly pushed through before the hot
weather salS in.
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Ne are onslaptly in receipt of new
goods, wllie We SSH as cheap as the
same class . goods can be sold in any
retail msrkt. Ne are selling cash
mere, worth rom 81 to 81 90, at rs
cents aud s. We have a few nice
hats for Lads on hand, which we will
sell cheap. ]. W. BRYAN.
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We AREsipformod that the yankee
mill" ialterly known as Does g.
Mcarus' mill, sawed 100000 feet of
lumber in seventeen days, thus aver
aging 23,i29 feet per day. The QpeS-
ton is askd, z Can any other mill Of
like capaciF do better or as well in
the same lelgth Of time ~
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the list day Of April.
A. h. EsS2,
LIst orJarors,

nRAWN TO serve FOR the LIST and I'd weeks,
IL commencing April "a 1882, Of the regr-
lar April term OF the 14th Judicial District
Court in and for the parish of Calcasieu,
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DYPTHERIA
PREVENTED,

Cholera dissipated.
Ship Fever prevented
by its use.
In cases of death in
the house, 1t should
Rlways be used
about the corpse
1t viii prevent any
unpleasant smell.
An Antldote for AMI
NAL or Vegetable
PoisOns, Stings, etc
Dangerous effiuyias
OF sick rooms and
hospitals removed
by its use.
yellow Fever
Fradicated.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-11

SIXTY dollars will get good, sub
stautiaI b1ggy at J. w. Bryan's,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-11

Buy your hay and oats from j. w.
Bryan.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-11

NEW lace remnants, direct from
Boston, at A. ii. Moss
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a.Isr DE a.ETTEles

AHsF Of LETTERS
Remaining In the Postoffice, at Lake
Charles, Caleasieu parish, La, February 2S.
1882
Brown w BRAND Lews NJ
Brown Mgriah mrs Campbell A NJ miss
Clark w j Conerly
Dowden WI Dowden YJ2
Draughon Robt Eckhardt John 2
Ely Frank Fare j X
Green Willis Hester J Pc
Herd Mary mrs Henry Joseph
Hughs II Q Hardy capt
IkeFd Geo VIZ Joyce Thomas
Jackson q A mrs Jones Florence miss
Jones q johnson Jim
johnson Gust johnson Sarah mrs
LPd0ue Luc Lebleu Thomas
Lap0rte Arland 2 Iibilski Karl
Libilski Bernardo Mckay Alex2
MejouTnier Adolph MeFatter Ih0s w
Moran Albert McCloud ElV miss
M0utOn Edward Mcmahon mr.
MoutOn Emile Magee Edward
Morris capt Nelson Theo
Poets z capt Plunkett, John
Puio Adolph Perkins Viana miss
Rh0deigues Enas Ringfrow,
Roturier Celestin Riyiere Sue G mrs
Holiday Ann Sterling Thos Il
Simmons w b Stephens Ellen mrs
Sellers II Swensan ii j mrs
sweetmaH d Vass Shelby Ed
Skinner Gre Thompson L capt 2
Thompson X P mrs Iilley, A B
Thornsell August 2 wilkins Mfllle mrs
Williams Nero Washington Gilbert
White A West Mandy miss
Weels W Wall Eugene A
Winters c Walters Henry
WGstfall Julius Young Henry
Parties calling for any Of the above letters
will please say Advertised.
I. b. FERREN, P. n,
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WEDNESDAY,, Feb. %, 1882.

WEDNESDAY,, Feb. %, 1882.
Police Jury met pursuant to ad-
journment. Members present as on
day previous.
This being a legal holiday, on mo-
ton, the Police Jury adjourned to
meet at O'Clock Thursday morning,
Feb. 90, 1882.
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STEAM RECE EKHI4EA
At LAKE CHARLES, Id.

Ii AEISG erected, at great expense, anew
Ii steam rice mill at bRka Charles, We ara
prepared to execute promptly, and in the
most satisfactory manner, all orders for clean
ing rice raised in this section Of Louisiana.
Samples Of rice cleaned at our mill can he
seen there, and at the various stores in Lake
Charles and we invite their Inspection
The highest market price paid for rough
rice also clean rice exchanged for rough rice.
JACOB RYAN & SONS
Dec. q, 1S79-tf.
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Orr Merchants.

OAaE "GENAAEkHASs
Mr.. William Meyer is a native of
France, received his education in the
old country, and has been doing bust
ness in Lake Charles since 1868. He
came to this town from the Lone
Star State" where also, be had been
engaged in the Drug trade. In fact,
Tor the past sixteen years this gentle
man has devoted bis time and attention
to the study Of drugs. and thus has
acquired by long experience a fund of
useful and practical knowledge 50 in
dlsPensable and necessary in bust
ness upon which so much depends.
Ar. Meyers store is situated on the
west side of Ryan and the corner of
Pujo, street, and always contains a
good stock of everything in the drug
line. Mr.. Adolph Meyer is assisting
in carrying on The trade, and has had
several years experience in the business.
When you need anything in this line,
if you will cali on Mr.. Meyer you will
have your needs promptly and well
supplied at reasonable prices. His ex-
perience and that of Mr.. Adolph
Meyer, together with the favorable
reputation they have long borne, is
sufficient recommendation.
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1 SCARLET
FEVER
CURED.

In fact 1t is the great
DisiBfectanf and Purifier
Prepared ny
y. M. ZHsELES a. CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists, SOLE PkoPRIsToRs.
January Z 1SS2-lY
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LAKE CHAELEs has 2 lumber trade
between here and the lower gulf coast
that i Of considerable magnitude and
Importance. This is plainly indicated
by the number of sehooaers that quiet
" CONC 70 this place and go from II
This week they haze been even more
numerous than usual seeking eargoes
d lanlber to supply the demand Of
this lover country trade. Last Sunday
fifteen sails were visible from this side
II the lake, and no effort was made to
asoertaiiP the number On tAo opposite
shore, or on the river between here
aud 6osspoTt
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-11

LAKE CHARLES LITERARY SOCIETY
convened Thursday night at the school
room of Miss Mollie Burt and had a very
interesting and pleasant time. After
disposing of some business Of minor i'm
portance the evenings entertainment
was opened by Judge Fournet who read
a selection, the subject Of which was,
Simplicity" DIR. Kann then read
an essay, the subject of which was
omitted, but could be easily inferred
from the contents of the paper. Follow
ing this was the debate. The question
-" oaght the right of suffrage be
given to women" was discussed by
Judge Fournet aud A. NJ. Mayo, on
the negative; NJ. NJ. Singleton and DR..
Kann on the affirmative. Previous to
the opening Of the discussion a com
mittee of three, consisting Of Dr. J.
G. Munday, NJ. Kearney aud N. r.
McAiPin was agreed upon by the dis
putauts, and whose duty it was to de-
eide the question after it was dis
cussed. The committee were Of the
opinion that tue speakers on the affirm
alive adduced the better arguments, and
decided 10 their favor. The following
order Of exercises for next Thursday
evening was reported by the executive
committee:
Reader: a. N. Mayo. Essayest :
NJ. NJ. Singleton. Dcbate-Question :
Which has bad the greater influence
on the destinios of the world-7the pen
or the sword Affirmative: Judge
kearney and DR.. Kann. Negative !:
Judge Fouruet and NJ. NJ. Singleton.
The Society Adjourned to meet again
next Thursday night at 1880 at the
same place.
We cordially invite those interested
in our organization, and who desire to
see it succeed, to meet with MS. Our
membership is yet small, but We will do
all in our power to entertain friends
and visitors. We were much encour-
aged at our last meeting by the pres
enee of some of our lady and gentle
men friends. There is still, however,
room for many more, and all are vel
come.
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}. W. Bryan is selling the White
and the Domestic Sewing Machines,
there is no better machine on the
market that either of the above. Elk
anime them before hurinr.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-11

LAST Wednesday evening it began
to rain here, and rained off and on
almost the entire night. The rain vas
very heavy one, accompanied With
loud poels Of thunder, sharp streaks Of
lightning aud strong winds, which are
characteristic to this southern coast.
Since "Wednesday night we have been
favored with as beautiful aud lovely
weather as heart could desire. May
it long continue for tue general welfare
and good of our State.
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N. ". SINeLEroN, Pres


Notions, dry goods, straw hats,
glassware, and a fresh supply Of choice
family groceries just received, BY j..
w. Bryan.
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THE proprietor and printers Of the
Lake Charles EcHo were not forgotten
10 the distribution Of Maiser- Haskell
wedding cake, but received an album
dapt share, for which kind remem-
brance please accept our thanks.
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A LADY was hooked down by amileh
COW on one of our principal streets
yesterday, but without receiving serious
injuries. Fighting COWS, like biting
dogs, should be kept off the streets.
We are informed that this COW viii be
removed at once from town.
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On motion, Resolved, that the ac-
count presented by the steamer Nettie
for searching for the dead body of
Dan O'Keefe, amounting TO the sum
of $50 90, be is hereby rejected, for
the reason that said deceased left an
estate consisting Of movable and i'm
movable property which said estate is
nov in due course of administration.
On motion, the following accounts
were approved:
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Remaining in the Postoffice, at Lake
Charles, Caleasieu parish, La, February Is,
1882
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-02-11
Taxable Property.

A CIRCULAR FROM GOV. McENERY TIC
THE ASSESSORS OF THE STATE.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-02-11

BY virtue of an order of the honorable Pro-
bate Court, Of the parish OF st. Landry. there
will he sold at public auction. to the highest.
bidder by the undersi gned administrator at the
last residence of the deceased i'll Pot Cove
parish of st. Landry. " TUESDAY, Marcit
7th. 1882, the following described property
belonging to the estate of Gertrude Romans,
deceased, to wit:
l. Forty arpents of land situated i'll Pot Cove.
parish OF st. Landry. taken from lot No. ] Of
process verbal of inventory of said estate.
bounded as follows: on the south by land of
Narcotic Guillory, north by original lot No.
aforesaid, east by same, and west hy land of
Jean Bite. DurousSeau, ills.
?. Another tract OF land in same nclgll,or-
hood, lot No. of inventory, containing thirty
t30l arpents of land. bounded north by Jean
Bite. Dur0uSsean. ir., east by I. st. Andre
south Ivy \. St. Andre, and west by AuguSte
Dur0uSStau
3. Another tract of land in same ncighb"r-
hood, lot No. 4 OF inventory, continuing sixty
tj0) :Ipellts, bounded north by Michel Bihn-
east by Edouard Moreau, south by Louis Ic-
jeunc. aud west by Mrs. James O. McClcllauh.
Terms and COndltious-Onc-thirtlo OF the prIi-
chase price to be paid i'll cash the spot
one-thrd to be paid in twelve months from day
of sale, and the remainin" third in two years
from day of sale; purchasers furnishing their
notes with satisfactory security, and special
mort rage and vendors privilege reserved till
final payment.
JEAN BITE. DJRUOSSEAU.
Feb Administrator.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-02-11
Telling Each Others Faults.

The Boston Post tells of a West End
husband and wife who agreed to sit
down and have a quiet chat. Each
agreed that people are blind to their
own faults; so they made an agreement
that each should be perfectly frank, and
in friendly way tell the other his or
her faults, so they could help each other
to correct them and thus approach per-
fection. 1t was their duty to help each
other to attain that state. So they be-
gan, and in less than ten minutes the
neighbors began to take an interest in
the transaction, and stood around and
cheered to see the husband come flying
down the front steps hatless, without
his coat, his hair dishevellcd, and max.
ing desperate efforts to keep out OF
reach Of pair of tongs in his wife's
hands. 1t always works just that way
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-02-11

Gov. McEnery has addressed
the following notice to the assessors
throughout the State:
TO ASSESSORS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,/
State of Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, January 16, 1897
To-Esq., Assessor in and for the parish Of:
Sir-Your attention is called to arti-
Gle 207 of the Constitution of this State,
declaring what property is exempt from
taxation. All property, movable or i'm
movable, not exempt, must be placed
on the assessment rolls. The annexed
list OF property is submitted for your
guidance. You are instructed if ne
cessary, to. interrOgate each taxpayer,
under oath, with reference to this spe-
cifc property.
You will also, at your earliest cOnven-
ience, report succinctly to the Auditor
the average assessment of the value per
acre OF land in your parish, and the
average valuation placed upon each
specific kind of personal property.
S. d. MCENERY, Governor,
TAXABLE PROPERTY.
All real estate, with the buildings and
improvements thereon Or thereto at
dil oh puoAAS
lands and other untaxed land all ships,
vessels, boats, barges and other water
craft; all railroads and other roads !;
all canals and other ways Of communi-
cation, travel or transportation all 10
comotives, dummies or other motive
powers; all engines, boilers and other
apparatus, appurtenances, appliances
and attachments for steam, electric and
other engines; all cars, carriages, wag-
ons and other vehicles; all patents,
copyrights, trade marks, privileges,
charters, and franchises; all rafts, logs,
lumber, brick and other building mate
rial all live stock; all movable prop
erty and chattels; all personal proper
ty; all goods, wares and merchandise /;
all alcoholic, vinous and malt liquors :
all diamonds, pearl and precious stones ;
all watches, clocks aud other time
pieces all gold, silver and plated ware ;
all household, kitchen and other furni-
ture and furnishing goods; all guns,
pistols, firearms and weapons; all stat
uary, paintings, engravings, chromos
and other works of art; all jewels and
jewelry, whether Of gold or other met
ais or composition, and all judgments.
You will assess all other articles OF
things, not included in the foregoing
list, possessing money value.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-02-11

HDERLHC SALE.
ESTATE OF GERTRUDE RAMONs.

COURT, PARISH OF ST LANDRY,
No. 425J,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-02-11
January Goth

JduuAIy Gull.
1t has turned cooler, some prospect Of
around to the north. still we do not ap-
prehend very much cold. do not set
myself up for weather prophet, but in
nv opinion our coolest weather will
come in March, say from the 9th to the
10th. This winter is similar to that OF
1875 and 1876.
OTHER SUBJECTS.
Every few weeks we notice in the
AGRICULTURAL correspondent, has some
thing to say about Ireland and the Irish,
among the many things Mr.. D. says, is
that the Irish are race of drunkards,
and if they would let whiskey alone, it
would be an easy matter for them to
pay the land rents, and says he it is not
1andlordism that Oppresses the Irish but
Mr.. bennett displays no little igno-
rance in his TRADE against the Irish.
have before me paper, by James
Redpatb, published in the Boston Her
aid, Dec. 10Th, 1881, that gives the lie
point blank to every word that Mr.
bennett writes about Irish drunken
ness. Hear what Mr.. Redpath has to
speak:
"Ihe lrlSn Ife6 ScHOOiS DIS d CLASS dA e
superior to the average schools OF
America, and equal to the best schools
Of New England, and they are kept t
omen eleven months OF the year, even IN
the most wretched districts, whereas, IN
many parts OF America, as all know
the common county f. schools hoe &c are are
year) only. The result OF these differ
ent agencies is that the rising genera
fion Of Irishmen are not only lndI patriotic TIC
as their ancestors we're, but they are
seIf-sustained also, no longer as IN
O'Connell's time, depending on their
leaders for guidance, but as capable -, or
guiding themselves as the people OF the
Now let me ask the Hon: correspond
ont of the old granny Picayune, how
about the papc schools If thu the rn sunhd sod
in the South. Is it Irishmeng
~ 4 s few words more from Mr.. Redpath
s.,Thev T have been pictured as thriftless.
they ey' are the most prudent peasantry