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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-10-04
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
FRIED TOMATOES.

Tomatoes peeled, sliced, and fried in
butter make very satisfactory side
dish. Sprinkle salt and pepper and a
very little sugar over them, and serve
them hot. These are excellent with
beefsteak and baked potatoes for break
fast.
GRAHAM GEMS FOR INVALIDS.
Mix Underground Graham -four with
half milk and half water, add little
salt, beat, making the batter thin
enough to pour; have the gem-pot very
hot, grease, fill as quickly as possible
and return Immediately to hot oven;
bake about thirty minutes. Practice
will teach just the proper consistency
of the butter and the best temperature
of the oven. 1t is very important to
beat it well.
EGG PLANT.
Peel and cut in slices the purple kind;
sprinkle with salt and pepper and let
drain on tipped plate for three-quar-
tiers of an hour; make In light batter
with one egg, flour, and little water;
dip the slices into it and fry in butter or
lard. Eggs and crackers may be used
instead of the butter. Or peel the egg
plant, boil till done, then pour off the
water, mash fine, and add pepper, salt
and butter to taste; put in shallow
pudding-pan, and over the top place a
thick layer of crushed cracker. Bake
half an hour in moderate oven.
PICKLING SMALL TOMATOES.
A correspondent asks for directions for
picking the small yellow tomatoes that
are Brought to the market in crates. Let
them lie in salt and water for three or
four days, changing the brine if scum
rises; then rinse them with clear water
and let them lie for q night In weak vim
egar, or, say half vinegar and half
water. The next day prepare thus: To
one peck of tomatoes allow half an
ounce of whole cloves, quarter of a
pound of ground mustard, half on ounce
of whole black pepper and six good
sized onions cut in slices. Put the to-
matoes in a Jar, putting a layer of
onions and spice between the laye rs of
tomatoes till the jars are full. Cover
the whole with cold vinegar of good
strength. In a week or ten days the
pickles will be ready for the table.
PICKLED GRAPES.
Grapes may be picked in a variety of
ways. Either of the following ways is
recommended as being excellent: Boil
ripe grapes until they are soft, then
mash them through collander. leaving
the seed only in it. To one pound of
grapes use three-quarters of pound of
sugar and half teacup full of vinegar.
Boil until almost like jelly. Then, just
before taking from the fire, add CHINA
mon and cloves to suit your taste. No.
2: Take ripe grapes; remove imperfect
and broken ones. Line an earthen jar
with grape leaves; then fill with grapes.
To two quarts of vinegar allow one pint
of white sugar, half an ounce of ground
cinnamon and a quarter of an ounce Of
cloves. Let the vinegar and spices boil
for five minutes; then add the sugar.
Let it come to a boil, and then, when
cold, pour over the grapes. IF poured
on while hot it shrivels them, even if it
does not break the skin and spoil the ap-
pearance of the pickles. Grapes picked
lii this way are nice put with mixed
pickles in castor or In a pickle bottle.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-10-04
THE OASIS OF THE SID kHALED,
BY BLOUNT.

How the earth burns Each pebble underfoot
Is living thing with power to wound
The white sand quiyers, and the football mute
OF the slow c9mels strikes but gives no sound.
AS though they walked on flame, not solid ground
lis noon, and the beasts shadows even have led
Back to their feet and there is fire around
And fire beneath and overhead the sun
P1t1ful heaven What is this we view2
Tall trees river, pools, where swallows fly,
Thickets OF oleander where doves co.,
Shades, deep a midnight, greenness for tired ewes
Hank, how the light winds in the palm-tops sigh
oh, this is rest Oh, this is paradise
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-10-04

"Do you want an assistant ?" asked a
young man with glucose voice, as he
poked his head into the sanctum.
"What experience have you had ?" we
inquired. Well" replied he, tossing
back the chestnut curls that fell in clus-
tering ringlets over his high and intel
lectual forehead, "I used to sharpen the
shears of the exchange editor of the
Paystem Clipper" We turned the as
pirant loose into thecomposing room
where his cheek is utilized as an impos-
ing stone.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-10-04

A CONTEMPORARY tells yarn about a
setter dog which trotted up to a small
boy and dropped from his mouth into
the boys hand new jackknife which the
dog had just found. This is, however,
no circumstance to the Philadelphia
dog who trotted up to boy and dropped
at his feet tin can and piece of string.
-Pbil0deL31hia NeWS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-10-04

AN Atlanta dog weighs but fifteen
ounces. He is not likely to reach a
pound.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-10-04
THE HOME DOCTOR.
CARBUNCLESs,

Lime and soft soap put in thimble
and placed on carbuncle will speedily
draw it to a successful issue. II is bet
ter than lancing ard will effectually cure
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-10-04

OLD iron is an add junk to the rag
mans business.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-10-04
HEMOPHILIA.

H@mophilia is very learned looking
word, and as it should do ii bespeaks a
disease of which we know very little.
The malady which from time to time SO
unhappily incapactates Ell. R. FL. Prince
Leopold, is one which most unpro!es-
sional people think to be due to some
abnormal condition of the skin. A per-
son who bleeds easily is said to have
only one skin in place of the proper num-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-27
. 0 m { ODE errettet.

sBtliam 8. Gouattin BON Som,rpille,
Ma1,, iast: Sm 5srtlt 1876 bstam Id
eunssabln!sn DsfO!9t BON etnsm tsitissn
6alisn. Sd psrlot ben Nppstit uno msin
5lsilb uno wuros teitldasrts. Sn 1877
bratts man mid ius 0ospital. Die Ner,te
srt!artsu. Ito bate sin God in msinsr Cum.
AZ pon Der @rSbs tinss balbsn Dollar
lfid:s. Soaar ote Nadriht Don msir.m
1oD, psrtrsitet, I'D. Sd CAB aae Scf.
nurS aui; I'll snipfatI mir Gin 8rsunb
Or. Wtlliam 6alle DaIf "a m
fur bte qunse. Sd s.trau6ts sins
5lai de uno gu msInsm GrIlaun.n purbe
Id ttlIet, nns bin bsuts sslunesr. oils felt
prsi 3aarsn.
ST tftrdts ties In Der 5cifnuns, tab
3eofr nit teantsr egaBs 8ibaftste Or.
Dil!tam 6alls BAL am es,
brpuht. NAB id bin tbsr,suat, bab bal.
islbs cie aus,stvuna tsiIt. SD tann 20.
itio bstaup,sn, Dab MIR Der Dalfam metr
0utss nw'slsn bat, oils ale IbrIgsn ".
,snsten sulammsn, bic tA uabm.
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Sd1rant 81 50.

Sin @eiddltslcfaf, bas iortpdb=
renb nit Gunben ansefullt 1T, 1T oaS Der
Serren Sdrum & So. Oie gerfiuier
uno ersiuferinnen baben ale OInbe
ucI gu tbun unb bic gadete, bic aus hem
Slcre 9etrasen tperben, fno 3abuos.
aHit 6edt erfreuen iid bic Serren gro
ber Popmlaritit, benn iie ltnb nidt nnr
aufmertlame unb liebenswiiroiBe, IOnbern
aud unternebmenbe unb enersiide @es
fdaft8leute, bic itets aOen Nneeren poraus
lino uno ibren &unben INNER etmaS
Neues, bas Bette uno Wobernlte. bieten
fSnnen. Das S9nittw aaren= Depurte.
ment 1T fir bic Saiicn pieber au6ercrz
eentlid rei6baltis auSse1attst unb na=
mentli& in &leiberfOHen fiubet man al
lerlisbiie Saden. Wan; belonoerS mod.
ten mir ater bic Danlen ou5 bic bSdlt
elesamten 9ute anfmerfiam maiden, bic
bon fumiifertisen Sdnben i'm Store ansss
fsrtiSt werben ferner auf ben sroBen
ycrratb BON Sduben, Yromenabe nno
Sausi4uben. Serren iinben mcoerne
an5ase uller @rSBen gu maBisen prei,
len. Gs beoablt lid, tei Sdrau & so.
mad Preiiea Sa frassn, ele man anoers=
NO tau #.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-27

Yancoaf 6 Sobm baben
oorSiigli6e UeiBe Weiten gu 81 bas
Stiif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-27
(Gortfebuns folst.)

@dun bic Ser limmuna tes u :
miitbs nnb nidt blre cine &ranfbeit bee
&Srpsrs fam bic Uefhafsnbsit Der itoiF
lt&en ausf&eiounSen wefsntlih csanpsrn.
90 ]. . fann bic Milb einer Swar aq'
0smein 9sfunbsn, absr pom sinsr Der tn
Gamilienlsben nidt immer pfrmfirltdsn
@emiittsperilimmunoen befaamen Nuttsr
oem SdnaItns natlbsilis wtrpen. Das
beta nte gr(asn,tttel e,r Jluttermild bin
sesen Neufabter's DeutGe es
6tneermttl (Daeo,ropbins) fan turd
fsinerltt Jamilisnpintommift Op.r baus.
litis Mergernib etre fddelihe Gf.anpt.
runs erlsibtn. So tlhbt TETS. 70 wie es
In alien Npotbtden sn so gts. tit Biidfs
jn baben. bas eeiunoe, letdt p'rbaulid.
Nabrunsemtitl. ols rslhss ss felt Sab
ren llA sinsn Muf trwcttsn.
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se,telben ein wiuiseses Sbr lsiten MIR
ben, menn i'd Sbnen Surcr curd bic VI
3dblung meiner SrNGec ben 5minsenoer
Beweis meiner unpersleid!idsn Sdlau
belt unb Deiebeit sefibrt.
Y9as 1T es?
Bob mar abernals fellen geblicben
aus ieinen beweslidcn 3ayen mar BIZ
lebte Spur upn Quit steit oerl6wuneer
uno aus isiner Stimn'e Der irStllds, bele
Rlans, ais er iebt Iarslam, ieres Wot1
Sieidiam abrpdserc. iaate:
DaB Si. nidt irIc.t uah 8crep otten
ionbern ea uuten in Ct. Soptcrn ceer
iaaeurmo in FER Nite bleibsu nno lit
pertcrscn baltcn uno niht eber gum Srr=
ldein tpnImen, ais bis id iase, CAP sa
3ett iit.
gBaS pe,ltsbcn Sic oaruntcr?
Sh tann S5re Brase nur mi: elmer
@eaenfraae beautmprtsn, bic Ste mir
niht ltelnebrtsn piirfen uno iii ser su'
aleid, rie @rtlaruug ecS icnlt aueroinss
USuis Grnlcleu uno perrSdteu Sncrsaiic
lieat, III we.hcS ih mid auf Der 9an3tn
9ieife Seblllt babe: @taubsn sic. tab
Mis 1uselu Gle liebt?
I'm bas gu erilbren, bin ia prrl glcrb<
pol bis bisrber pisr,ebn Gage uno ytihte
9ereiit.
llnb marum miNen sic 'pas iest erit
erfabren? ~
gBeil i'd nidt ben Wutb rber, wenn
Sbnen bas rcn mir etwas manoerlid
ilinst, neil idt nidt bic 3eit batte. mid
,u ert(dren, lc lanse Hs in Uaupeaif!e
weilte; unb iie aus yadpeaills perfdwano
obne tae es mir mSslid mar. baS Ser
iiumte nat3ubo.eu. Aber oas mi Zen
sic ia Wqes; warum fommen S'e lsBt
nob einmal oamtt 2
(8ortiebuns folst)
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g. SpSfe & SDbnc.

Sci Der groBen &onfurren5, Die allen
Sran6en bes Gei6dfts geboteu miro,
fommen nur nod Die sriinbli6e Ge=
ibdftsfenntlliB, Der langiabrige Ser
febr nit Dem Yublifllm, ber gum Stu~
blum Der Gel6mafsri6tung oel1elben
miro, Ser unermeibli6e TleiB, bas
yeueite uno 8eite su bieten, GUT ooaen
@eltung. slle biele gigeni9aften fin=
bet man aber in erIfer &eibe BEL BEN
9erren Sosfe & S0bne, Die ltets be-
ltrebt tparen, ben @unl9en bes publi=
fums auborsufommen uno Die itets biels
ten, mas lie beripra6en. Cine Preis=
berabfebung beoeutete cine Neouftion
unter allen llmitdnoen ltnO ein ange=
tiinoigtes neues Baarenlaser bra6te
nur yieues, nur Mooernes uno nur oas
geFe. 9lu6 fir Bic jebige 6rii1iabrs=
lalon baben Die 6erren pieoer 8robes
gelcitet: Tie 1teben alien anoeren poran.
SGls Nusmabl in % e g. 8aaren
@ict,ria 2awn 2inen 2aipn, pique.
Gamhrie lit bic sr0Bte, Die ie i'm bieii=
GEN vtartte gu finoen mar. 6arbige
2am:s bon 5 Gents per Oarb at; lei=
nene oamns gu Is gents per Oarb unb
bober. Gas 9lliortiment bon 0eiab
uao SpiBen iit gerabesu groBartig.
5pe5ialitdt: 9anotii6er, Sii6tider,
@arOineu unb 2einen fit Sauseinrt9=
tungeu ano Nusteuer. Sm S6ubbepar=
tement iiiloet man Dameni6ube su 81,
ell c2 mn col fprtpr sic hpriih,ntpt1
Burts fine ladies shoes. Cine langidb=
rige Grfabruug bat bie 9erren selebrt
in Oisier 8ran6e oas &i6tige gu finoen.
Weun mir nod ertpdbnen, baB bas
Eager in fertigen Serren= uno &naben=
ansiigen brilliant ausgeitattet lit, 10 ba=
ben mir annd6ernb ansefiibrt, mas bas
groBe @ei6aftslofal ber eoulanten 9er=
rem birgt. Seoer miro feinen @ortbeil
babel finben, suerit bas Waarenlager
Der Serren Sosfe 81 inipisiren, ebe er
anoersmo boripri6t.
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Nssos Silt gese 2oaie resultrt ois
Junctionsn Der Gingsweibe.
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Seras.

= Nm 20. b. M. fam i'm 0Sberalses
riat in Gan Antonio Der Sail se9en
Grnlt Beieler. WeIfare, R:nbaa county,
Der neulid beidulbist war, einen an CYL
pbiu Wren, elmer 9ae3erin, ,ooreiiirten Brief
9eSiInet 3m baten, Der 9hdter Turner CUR
yerbsnblnns. Der Belauloiste, II
Sabre oft, leste Elm Oiienes @eltiuOnib
ob mnb 0ab an. bab CT Dor / Sabr fir
ulebrere 9'eser aus geil(lisfsit eietes=
brieIe az eine in Der giadbatlAait pob=
nenbe iunge Weseriu sei6rieben babe
unb auf peren gerlansen aud bic Gnte
pOrten auf Dieie Brisfe babe prrleien
miiieu. 0ierbnrd babe ibn bic Nsuser=
be bemo8en. einen Brief ben biele 9tese.
rim sur Ecit setradt, unteredti0ter Wei<
ie su Sffneu nnb 3u leien. Sddter Cur.
ner ermdste a0e WiloerunSssranoe in
bielem Sale uno rerbinste eine Strafe
bon $25 aber lbn, Die er nit benz Beripre.
den te5ablte. in 3ufunit feine 3iebesbrieie
mebr idreiben 5u ,rcllen ; felblt nl4t fur
Nnbere.
= Sr.@ouperneur Subbarb bat einen
prn pielen prc,ninenten BlrSern bon
@ress gpuntp unter5eidneten Uriet no:
rim an9efragt ipirb. ob er cine Wominas
ticn fur Elm lint annebmen mirbe, babin
teantwortet, bab ct fe!n 3anbioat irgeno
elmer Yartei fir elm natiphales eber
Stuateamt lei, wrlnit er iugen wefle, ,baB
er w,eer 3eit nod Weisnns bute, cine
Domination ouf benz sepSbntiden Wsge
gu iuden, rbBleid eS In oieien 1a9en
idwer, bsiuabe uninsslid lei Obne bieS
ausiiat auf griols Su baten. DuseSeu
mare ct nidt ab8eaei9t, eine gominaticn
aujuuebmsn, wcnn lie ,bm Durd cine re-
ipeftable Dtaicritat uno unseiudt su=
fdat.
= Capt. 9. 3. Sinlins0ap, UOrii=
ter bes 0inan5ccnites fiir bas nddtiibs
rige Sanserfeit, erflart, oaB bic Cub
ieriptionen 70 5ablreid uno beeeutenc
fnb, UNI Elm 0ro6artiges Dielei4t ,oaa
slin5snpfe 6eit in Ieras srwarten su
laHen.
- Sanertalb GO Iasen miro Dallas
eleftriide 8elsudtuns baben. Gro
esrilen (aleinbdnoler) baben iid OrSani'
iirt. unl fiA sesen idls6te &uuosn 81
idaeen.
Der anltiner Sdiieea Club pa
ilr bas am 19. Suni ltattiinpenoe S4;e
zen 5000 pllbe Iauben belfellt. Si
fcmnen ans Sparta, gSise. uno fcfer
per Dueeno 81.
- Sn Tcm WeHelS Gallon gu 6cun'
Rod brad ant WUrsen oes 25. 6sue1
aus, bas idnsll UNI id 9riH uno bic ne
benanliesenben 1oljbauier Se,itSrte. De,
gptalperluft wiro auf $ 1000 gclAae
rcpcn nur 5 1000 perii&srt limb.
- Die Burger bon Yaleiiinc batea ii
elmer Waiicnusri iummluuS teiAlolien, se
mi1e Spier gu brinsen. um 6atritanter
nebm.r gu bemesen, lit in ibrer Stap
nieber5ulahen.
- GOl. Us. Us. Sang 1T mieper mao
Qsnron abssreiii, um cine eanOaSeatu
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Norbbeut11en Qlopb

~ Bremen ueb 9srrtisr Der N.p. .gor.sr. 9oIti.
more urb New Srlsan fer lini,n.
Ia bic rtseI mo Bigsn aabrien ,pifttn
9ttmtn unb Rep. .Orsans mS 0alsslon / { M,
per9r t'n9. litlt ntrosa tlb. nsbmsn mir, bis
Sal peittrss, &uttdJe tur YiTass via Rem
gott ootr Baltimore Soa 0renten II B aCn araas
rn yiatsn Gurrpat nab aQtn GiI,ntasnltatio
nen I'll 4ef,s tnise5en GtsaiaQs f,ria,n mir
galaseftsias von 0alpsion via Baltimore unc
Wew' 2cft mad BREMEN unb Astourbii.tt, ~ u.
mastssn Yreiisn aus
Dsi'us aaetunfi r tti.,a
Raufmann Runo,. aesntsa fur ssfa,
''eie 3. 1aEesf. assn.,, Gan gntunip. 2ras
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1875 Gtminne In 3tirdd. pen 1872 59t
mr Aafrassu fur 9esrtsn, fuwis Ratsn fur
aeaatt mtrbsm.
Wsssn Snfcrmas;ss %. Ytnsuuneeu ftretb. nas
I" Wf. u. Daupbin,
RsW Orleans Sc
Gbw!rS posrs. Issni. eds 1sufton u. aesaaia
SiraBe. San Gaibnto.
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( Detroit Hrte YreB penIS. San

J:hbeimtr Bros babsn foeben etn Gar.
loae bon Nssbs Gilt Grss zonie etbaltsn.
O'sisr Mstifel psrEaun fA lsbr RAID uno
70 mnbss aud isin. esun ss III obns 3ipsi.
fsl tsr bette artitsl lstnsr Art, Der je elm.
ssfuart puree. unb bat ni6t islnss @lh.
den. Sur has bette Matsrial wirp ~
HtfoS Silt gbst 1onc psrwaubt.
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cOrtleltlt gu erridten uno fir Ginmans
beruns mad Teras gu wirfsn.
- Die Deni ION Water anb Snpplp
Company bat lid intorpprirsn lailen.
= Sn Weimar itar5te Der srcbe W al
ierbebIlter ber Sunietba9n elm, ba Der
@runb nadsab. ST belt 450 TaB Wai<
ler unb eine 3eitlans sab es cine fleine
lleterldmemmuns in eer Staot.
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GpprDg!m ..t!5us GewiEne:
100 approximations % tDinht III $500 10000
| 100 So loo 10000
lc0 et4 IS 7.5ee
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paneoaFt & SD9n baben
fiir oieie eailon bas feinlte Eager in
9ln5iigen, oas ie bierbergebra6t ,puroe.
IS be5ablt li6, ibnen eineH Selu@ 81
MAIDEN.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-01-21

MErHoDIsr SUNDAY ScHooL.
tendance last Sunday: Officers, 4;
teachers, Al; scholars, as visitors, g.
total, 40; collection, 81 10.
Y On last sunday morning Mr.. Haskell pre-
scented three dozen books TO the Methodist
Sunday school, Which books ARE quite an
addition to their valuable library. The entire
Sunday school extended vote Of thanks &c
Mr.. Haskell for his useful donation.
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SMALL POx
RRADICATED.

| Contagion destroyed.
Sick Rooms purified
and made pleasant.
Fevered and Sick Per
sons relieved and re-
freshed BY bathing
with Prophy Tactic
Fluid added 70 the
water. =.
Soft White Complex
I ions secured by til
use In bathing.
Impure Air ma de
harmless aud puH-
lied by sprinkling
Darby's Fluid about.
To purify the Breath,
Cleanse the Teeth, Il
can't be surpassed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
EryHip elias cured.
Bhrns relieved in-
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FOR SALE.

A RESIDENCE and out houses, with lo
IA measuring one hundred feet trout b,
two hundred feet deep, on Ryan street, be
tween Broad and Mil streets. The loealit,
Is desirable one, and the buildings are new
and finished up In style. For further par
ticulsrs apply to the undersigned.
PETER BROTHERSON.
Lake Charles, La, June 4, 's1.
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BiR. c. II. BRUcn left here for Houston,
Texas, last Thursday evening, preparatory to
making arrangements TO open furniture and
upholstery establishment in this place. Being
himself q first-claes mechanic, and having the
necessary means TO commence operations on
firm and substantial footing, we have no
doubt Of his doing well in Lake Charles.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-01-21

Os LAST Sunday morning q man by the
name Of John Lawler was found dead on the
railroad track, near Lake Charles depot. The
body was IN mutilated condition. ltseems
that the trains going both east and west ran
overiim. Thccoroner's jury verdict lie that
be came BY his death accidentally, on the La.
Western Railroad, by being run over by the
passing railway ears. The jury attach no
blame TO any one
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-01-21

Mr.. scorrl1E, In his argument defending
Guiteau. charges that Grant, Conliing and
Arthur ere responsible for Garficld's death.
His charge created quito . sensation in the
courtroom and scoyille is compllmeutod for
his holiness
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-01-21

DR. w. II. RonlRr, pastor Of The First
Baptist cl,nrchof Morgan. Texas, WIN preach
at Bagdad Sunday, January I'D, at II o'clock
q. M, and IN Lake Charles at Z p. M on same
.1nx
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Ma. Jos BLxxco, while attempting to re
move some lumber lying on skids on
the wharf at Ryan & 6eary's mil, met with o
ssrious accident When removing the lam
her he pulled ont piece near the bottom.
when the entire pile fell upon him, break
ing Ills leg.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-01-21

MIR. DAVID II. Lross, sheriff, and his dep
uty, Mr. Julien Richard, left here last Mon
day morning, for the city, to make settle
mcnt for the taxes collected. These gentlemen
have made us excellent and trustworthy
officers, and merit great praise for the manner
IN which they have discharged their Official
duties. Mr.. Lyons was accompanied by his
son, who WIN attend school in Baton Rouge.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-01-21

Gun popular and accommodating clerk
Is in great trouble. For come reason,
unknown 10 us, he wants to know
the meaning Of Bag-dad, and also II anybody
did really Bag bis dad He says he has
heard Of the bag4ing tsscls) Of Rome, and
also has read In some picture book how the
other boys, in their nightly foraging expedi-
tions after peaches and watermelons, would
bag the big bulldog as he came rushing
through the hole in the pailings to cut on
their retreat. But how anybody could be 80
naean as to Bag-dad, che can't see.p We re-
commend pair of medicated glasses
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PATENTS

obtained for new inventions, or FOR improve
ments In old ones. Caveats, Trade Marks and
all patent business promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN RE
jected may still, In most cases, be patented
by us. Being opposite the U. &. Patent Office,
and engaged in PATENT BUSINESS Elk
CLUsIVELY, we can secure patents in ess
time than those who are remote from Wash
ington and who must depend upon the mails
In all transactions with the Patent OdIee.
When Inventors send model or sketch we
make search in the Patent Office and advise
as to It's patentability .fses ef charge. Cores
pondence confidential, prices low, and NO
cEARGEUNLEss PATENTS OBTAINED.
We refer to Hon Postmaster General d. M.
Key, Rev. y. D. Power, to officials in the II.
s. Patent Office, and especially 10 our clients
in every State of the Union and III Canada.
For special references, terms, advice, &C.,
Address e.. "A. SNOW AZ CO..
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
June 28, 1896. If.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-01-21

TWO large lots, with cottage residence
other improvements, at the foot OF RYAN
street, Lake Charles, La VIII sch far below
first cost. Address Leon 1t II. Blum, Cakes.
ton, Texas, or Geo. H Wells, Esq., Lake
Charles La.
November &c, 1881.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-01-21

The MIL and log men have constructed o
boom across the river near where It empties
into the lake, and have turned loose and driy-
en- down 70 the boom all the logs ip West
Fork, from the mouth Of Hickory branch
down, being about ten thousand logs. There
" etill remainIng above and ready 70 come
down about five Thousand logs from Beck
worth creek, and about three thousand from
Houston river, which makes total Of shout
eighteen thousand logs from West Fork on
tlie Int rice, besides what may cosne from
Inlisn bayou. Several thousand have also
arrived from Barry's creek.
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RYAN STREET, LAKE CHARLES, Ia.
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
AND
Agricultural and uechanscal
College,
BA7'0E RoUgE, la.

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