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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-01-28

SHEKIFF'S SALE
OF Property Forfeited or sold
10 the state for Dczfnquent
Taxes. = q.
DY VIRTUE or. AUTHORITY
ID vested in mo BY Article lls u
the Constitution OF 1879, and by
Act No. IO7 Of the General As
scmbly, approved April 10, 1850, 4
have prepared a complete descriptive
list Of all property forfeited or sold
to the State Of Louisiana for delin-
quent taxes, and not redeemed, as
provided IL Article 1 Of he ordinance
for the relief OF delinquent taxpay-
crs, which is situated in tho parish
Of Calcasicu, which list shows the
names Of all persons to whom said
property was assessed, the years for
which said taxes are due, and the
description Of the property forfeited
a sold to the State, said list IL as
follows:
Athens WIN, 150 acres, IN Sections u and
20, TT, RI west--taxes for 1877 and 1873.
Athens m, 100 acres, being Ell Of e. Of
sec. ., I Z, 8 10 west-tnxes o. 1878
biack =, 10 acres Ma 81 n MIS- "a
q M4sN MA 81 MA, sec. Hi II,
Baggctt D y, 1853 acres, in secs. ard 8, T
z, = RS west taxes 1872 10 1873, inciusives
Browning Mary, 50 acres, on Beekworth
Creek taxes 1877 and 1873.
butter K0bt, l1Sacres, IN sec. ~, I y, n
~ west~-tnxes 1873. -. I.
harrington Thomas, 40 acres, E1 q n
w, w sec; ~, ~ SIX west-taxes 1878 to
1915, inclusive.
Buxton Valentino, 80 acres, n E1E q n
VIZ, and N W. Of Ell, sec. Is. 7 ., r
~ ], west,-,tuxes liza 70 lsSi inclusive; ~,
and II w II ) EK, soc. + I'D, ! ID wesf-
taxes Estate only fs IVA e lsis INCLUSIVE rs,
VA q sec. "A z Z 70 sR west---taxes q
lnso 70 1871 ana .lSis
Lator benjamin, ~ acres~-taxes OF 1871 and
less,
Coic stephcn D. ~ acres, bought OF y a
C9le-,taxes q ios6 70 1878. ~ !, !.
LICK Josepn, ~ acres sec. -, N y, .
west.taxcs 1877 and 1873.
Doii sarah Jane, ~ acres, M oi NM,
sss; ~ y 2 4 ~ west--=taxes o. ls'' and
Doll Solomon, 20 acres, bought Of McClel-
land-taxes o. 1873.
Escoubas Adolph, l2se acres, ~ secs. XXI II
lna ~, Nv > IL ~ west. IN secs: ~ and 10,
y, Y West-taxeh 1871 and lob.
Farris Albert, sDncres, " 4 of 8 El4, sec
2 ! % we u I, q is9I and l =.
sec. 9, Te, sR d west taxes 81 1878.
Fa,ria b'askburn ~ acres, EA q SEA
'cc ~ I5, westr-taxes 1877 ana 1915,
, farrls venom, ~ acres, bought OF Far
ls1,-.axcs istn ,i 70 is,s, TX
Fontenot ENG, ~ 'tiO0 acres, In secs,
md y ~, y ~ west7-taxcs 1879 70 1873, in
'lusiye; Az
rair ia Z Nv, 1ao acres patented lands
Granger ,ysilleneuve, 100 acres--taxes Of
sl5 and 1871.
"a. b, 4 4. 5 Il \ vest taxes u 1871 and
~ 4. ,v,,,,. o,,r..
'q 9i.,i iay ss ls 4 ana s7s ). ! !.
~, SIR west tax 1873.
fleyford and Martin, 100 acres, in secs. "A
NJ ~, 4 LSK W. TAX lsss,
II &c tss NV; 10 ssl ls
plss,, ;as. lsTs d s,,.. ]. Il, /,
a Il ass@ ss acres. e description ss
n iangs I s' 5sa as, to ls E' y,
II W--taxesof iSS6to 1878 inclusive.
KIymgrey AZ, Uacres IN Bagdad taxes q |
I Lsg ia Jacob s,s. sloS se,es suDiys,ee
nd fs7s. srf, W
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-01-28

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-01-28

Thursday afternoon aud night. the %
qroxinio. Admission rs cents. Il
they perform huff what their adycr
tiscmcnt claim for them, II win b
worti, the twenty-five cents.
Mn. juLtAs RrcuARD, We are pleased
to state, Informs rs that his son who
met with, serious accident few
weeks ago al the Lonisiana State
University is fast recovering and will
benp and able to get about without d
crutch in a few days lie also RE-
poris the institution in . prosperous
condition, and that the young men
from this parish are all doing well.
A DIFFIcuLrr occurred on the river
few miles above this place last Taes-
day, between Gus Touchy lcoI.) and 4
white man By The name Of Dowden,
which resulted IN the former receiving
two wounds from pistol shots, which
caused his death on Thursday night.
1t seems that Dowden took seven or
eight deliberate shots At Touchy, the
last two taking eject. Dowden left
for parts unknown.
willie III IiAsKELL and his young
bride returned last Monday from YER
non parish, where sI,ey bad been for
several weeks visiting friends and reIa-
tivcs. AZ. Haskell reports everything
favorable IN that good old Democratic
parish, and that he had . good time
hunting and fcasting on yenison.
Farmers are preparing for i crop this
year, but are not able % do much at
present % acconntof tl,cunprepitious
weather
The X. X. RS are making prepare
lions to make MaFli-fsra's celebration
IN Lake Charles much more interesting
than ever before. They Arc far better
prepared than heretofore, and W. know
that il,e5 viii avail themselves " Al
the a,lsautagcs ii this command 70
make II i day long % BIZ remembered IN
Lake Charles, Our country A. well AZ
OR TOWN peof,le illaf pycuare them
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-01-28
KINGS HkasS'AllAl lasAN,Is
AND "
BOARDING HOUSE.


hsyFhE Htss 4 7thhfH GMNfEtHe
NTEAIS dit Ill lnHrs, and Tho thhle
lsl Ahvavs supplied with the best thu
market aifVnl5 Prompt and attentive
walters always on hApsl, Mnd the cuisine
superintendent hy 'olAo ~ TIN best ex-
pert cnishiiers IN the county.
JnlY l6. lH9l..-IY.A
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-01-28

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-01-28

Mn. JULIAN RIcHAsp, We are pleased
to state, Informs MS that his son who
met viii, serious accident few
weeks ago at the Lonisiana State
University is fast recovering and will
bcnp and able to get about without 4
crutcl IN 4 few days. lie also rc-
ports the institution in prosperous
condition, and that the young men
from this parish are all doing we'll.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-01-28
|nYPTIIRRIA
|I.IIEvENTED.

g s1l. !! |pated., .
hy ia use
III cases 0f death III
The house, II should
alwNys DO nsed
about the corpse
IL Will prevent any
nnplenannt Aln0ll
Ain Antidpte for AMI
NAL or Vegetable
F0issilIs, 6tIllgs, etc
Dangerous etil,lvlns
~ sipk rooms and
hospitals removed
hy III llsfs.
Yellow Foyrr
Eradicated.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-01-28

and uso promptly and effectively every
advantage presented III the why % III
creased material ineiiilies for improving
upon itself IN i'll the features u gen
eral newspaper for the people may be
stated without presumption anil nc
cepted without naisgiving upon the as
snrtnco Of accomplished fact, Such a
Journal as the GAlyRsroS NEWS may be
regarded as one iii the neoexsaries ~
orr contempornneous civilization. II
is In the nature Of 4 kiud 81 ubiquitous
university for The people, while their
local papers afford them the more sle-
cial local infVrmntions No intelligent
did Substantial Citizen should oonxisIe}
lfis household III lis plaoo 81 6nsiuess
adequately equipped without the regu-
lar presehce III TuE GAIvxYroN News
and q good local newspaper
, 1882-09-02
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ., lSs2.
TOWN AND COUNTRY,


Fraa Ge I's,;s of FS.s&y,
Public schools xiil s7oges .he fr-: Monday
IL September.
'en'erri2e II Oregon Justly fe-ls pr"'id Of
tsF s~~ 'ea'-, buililn:
- Hall IN tie Banaack sud Sh"ahot.- res
- .s-on j. % te abaIdon~d
Tie contract for building the new schoo!
hons. la. Fe,n awarded 10 john DoTei! Co
Thee :, no fear Il a wood famine this wiz
Ter Thsre arr now 1000 cords oi t.rswocd a:
t!e Mil Greek Fiume depot.
Tie Dales syn under the maoseGnent .!
COL. T. :. Lang is rapidly browning ne best
c,.trd newspaper in th- STATE.
ai,er con-i,lerab.e rust,u.e Ha.ry Ns-h:' =
friends hal hi- bail bonds reduced 10 $500 and
-iat smorrt bring dr?y-itei he II nov s;
ii-rtv
Work viii -h~rtly be commenced On the new
.i,.s - connect this cry with Baker City. Mr.
Jalius Tl.els.n wIl be in the eity tomorrow
presumably 70 break ground.
tsa.. Newell VIII he in olympia By the end
j rll- month tie viii first visit the Denver
,.r,.-i.io... AMI Will discover that our territory
Las not been rrJ.rt.erje,! in spite Of cur vast
ra:n.fsl wealth.
Tie orrJoniaI srys TIA. NJ less than eleven
horrible murders have been committed in their
req N the psst two months The question is
II ;has many lave been discovered, how many
ra.r- arr coDceari,
T.r iu,inua,ir: that tie ClronieLe had no
influence outside tn boi!dinS it Is printed IL,
he Post Iuf,rltgencar has received such broad
-;!- oi ho; sh5; that they must think they
woke mp the wrong paSsesiser.
The Democrats are he. inning to unhutton
tLeir coats preparatory 10 tie coming campa IGN.
When they do start III .hey may as well roll
rr their shir. sleeves also. for they viii have
Il, ,ortemptihir .neIEy to fight.
/ .ora-voi,,i, amoorh-tongg,ed fellow, with
q rar-, of Prter-furk jrwr!ry trash holds
fata o.. The street corners nightly. Il Is
pleasure 10 remark that cur gul;e"Es DO not
L.,. -o frequently - thev Git.
: doctor in Sgsttlr has hsgn arrested Tor uot
.ary yin- with th- city ordinance that makes
81 .ii'rar,ry an the ps:t oi the physicians 70
report al cases Of chiid birth. VIII. W-ana
r.,- uo; ~. ordinance ot this kind Se believe,
ani uur ,bo13I hr aiupte'i withru. delay.
E..istrstion Of births al. generally considered
Z, Is 4 The greatest importance
The 10 10 trail ct which a description Is
cen IN the article today from the Nez Perez
IT,1-s. l. the tail over Ehich Howard Travelled
III pursuit of ;he NJ P,Ices III -. There Is
no egass AMI very little game in the country,
and ;Ar mourtains are 50 steep that the men
hat = ieye! If sleeping places on the hill sides
nearly very night. nri. such a trip in a life
s.H . l. enough.
IN ''cla sui scrihcr~ addresses Us letter re-
,-crius TIA: he'll hole thy Halfway House.
ard .utu,ates that II the walls could speak We
c.u'i gather -tsri that would rai,e the hair
= QUO reaier's head with horror We have
not TIE slightest doubt of it. and It is not the
only dive in the city either where deeds Of dev
iiish daTkaes5 have been committed. VII!
cur eorrygnonden. ple.Se ,hsow lizzie II. ~
l'gh. On the .nMec,,
, 1882-09-02
GrGer or Exercises

MONDAY, OCTOBER Books open FOR en-
tries, but entries can be made with the Secre-
tarv IN person OF by letter at any time after
the tlrst Of September, and ~ such other times
rs provided by the rules and regulations Of the
Society.
TUESDAY. 0oT. 2.-Firs: day Of tie Fair,
P. ". trotrnS race for twa-year DDS, nile
heats. > IN ), To harness Purse, ST5. Eirss
horse, S50: second horse, So.
WEDNESDAY, OJT- ii ?. NJ, trotting race
Tor tnreeyeaT-oid-, mile heats, } IN :, u hsr-
ness. Purs~, SI2J. First horse, Si00; second,
S25.
, ?. NJ RpuniDE race Tor saddle horses /;
s!ns'- dash oi o1= mile. Free fn- wi s.ddl--
horses, excluding al! Tsce-EoTses and horses
t1Ct have run Tor sEd Won rU5iia money.
F,smums-FIrzt horse. saddle, valued at
so; second morse, q o'iil-, valued 4, SO.
THURSDAY, Ocr. 81 4 II, exhibition q;
carriages, tearls aa4 saddle hor~-s.
P. M-AnnU4i address, BY ECa- J. B.
Alien.
SP. y, trottiug race for 2A5 class. Nile
heats, in 3. % harness Purse $50. First
horse SlO0, second so.
FEIDSY. Oct. Go 4 Il. parade in the
arena OF al horses and cstti= contesting for
prizes. and awards o: premiums.
P ". running rsce Tor 5 yss=-oids Nile
heats. in 5. Purs@, SioU. tirst horse, So,
second 81
SSTUKDAY. Oct. II ? g. t-ctrirg race.
2:S5 class, mile heats. 3 in ). 10 harness Purse
SZD1. Firs: horse SI2I, second $50. third 50.
SP. L, running race. nile heats, , IN 3 Free
for al horses In Washington territory, Eastern
Oregon and Northern idaho. Purse 500.
First horse $40, second so
Ten per crnt entrance on sl tl.e shove
piTses, and there must Re a. least three 20
enter and two 70 20. En.,iee % - made on or
before 6 O'Clock ? " Il the day previous 30 the
race-
The Society PAYS no money for = wslk ever.
Running races viii be governed by the Pacific
CoSs. rules
Trotting - he governed Is tie National
Association rules
, 1882-09-02

Merchants are saying :here is To- ss us-,.rcitv
81 po;atoes IN tire market
Politicians should remember the old sdace
snd not c1;apute their jpve .ile feathered binsis
previous Ia ipcnba;i1n
Pony - Young h@, g>ne over to Grand
to"de "i'h lis horses We ey,sot te hear q
good account :: the-s, John.
III ! v. Sw~szsa ha- received = ta!esy.s-a
ann-aaeT the death in Los Angeles, Of hi
s'-'' \ =. Svrsazsa IN August 2Si.
re Portland papers sre fyIl u ae,oun.s Of
sae panrne for shootin. his wife So isr not
one II ;hsso Ia rrrEsgke3. "narIne, it's too
bad
W,te-mslans a7e getting % he drug ou the
market sni some dealers are wondering about
.5~ir capacity = jevour their cveresti.aated
stock.
Political candidates. should not feel sore re-
s,.sr.ir,; what Is ssi.I about them by their oI-
r,rnel,s I; Is esoh for himself Until After
! election,
! Farmers h,ys t;lae for ne.hirs but whe.a:
+ hRullng and marketing nov. and every day the
number Of wheat wagons 10 De S-en on the
streets seem q ipcresse-
! We ale irdzt:sd 70 Dan Hayes i"r sack OF
/ the fia-.: r.ots-ues Ne ever ssw. They sre Pc,
isct h5auti,- and excellent eating. There are
three On exhibition in our Office window that
weigh ; ryuni-
Il ". Sc,tt. of ths 0-,goRira. and Hon.
y {. George, passed. Wallnla on Sunday
morning. The latte. gentleman came overland
via the Northera Pacific rou.e, and IS .h~re-
fore cue II the t-e. through Passengers.
Horse racir. seems 20 be the ehiei a;GUse-
zen, of certain gang Of yoG:hs whose parents
.1rs Gauhrl,ss ignorant o: The fact. II some 0;
tie noIai fathers would taxi walk toward
TIE fsir grounds Sundays they would De sur
p,i-ei at the ski! a; their otf-prinss IN hsai,
liGg hos ieSh
Tie snes; .; peaches cau.e- from Snake
giver tits year, whle the crop II this valley
3, = oo:uIarA,ise failure. This Is always the
csss, ani it Is a Souler ths; more men are no'
mage IL ir5,.t gTosing slens the hanks ol
tie snake, where 10th large Ani small fruits
10 - vel Aa,i never :aii.
That almost everything grown put into th'
i S;,ruaa IA tie " ala Wall. valley Is b-eoInin:
prcv-rtiaI. and We isily gather fresh svideno'
0f tie i2ct Some months since We planted I
I date seed and some o-snge an6 lemon SEEDS IN
fswer pot and not notwithstanding they have beel
exposed 10 the open ar nearly 81 the tiE'
;hsy ksss taken gco: apd are doing sneiy.
, 1882-09-02
The Eiecto al Fraud of 1887.
r.oss css New otlsan. T..nes -us.aoen,.

t!D-o tie New tf4elDs IfE-eS- thef.sccht-
4 strange story comes from the death
bed Of the late Presiden, Garfield |, Is
20 the effect that while yet IN his full
senses, but convinced that The could not
recover, he expressed not only regret, but
deep cunnitiIn. for the part which ne had
borne IN depriviug President Tilden Of
the Office II which no was elected in 1870.
IL will be remembered that Mr.. Garfield
vas one Of the '' visiting statesmen who
thrust tHeuse!ve. mo ths canvass OF the
woke Of Loaisiana IN that year, bringing
out evidence Of balliyziDg IN some Of the
rural parishes, and IN particular that Of
the I'D coiored woman who Nr. Garfield
examined, mot, lie said, :" As s Judge,
bat as lawyer.
Ii IS NON related that. feeling that he
could nos recover, that his death mGsc
take place within few DAYS. he talked
with his attendants about his public Ca
reer as well sS hls personal stisirs- i Is
said, on authority that have 10 reason
To doubt, that he showed himself SIN
cere.y leHl'enL Tor the part he took m
the great fraud Of 1876. lie regarded
that as the one great stass upon h's pub
hc career, and lie made some reference 10
documents which hs felt sure would serve
TO mitigate the Judgment CT posterlty up
Oh him. He expressed the greatest sP-
prchersiUn that at no distant period an
avengins Nemesis would visit upon Ms
party ard friends terrible revenge for
that wrong. Those who listened to hgn
we're his personal and political friends
they regarded the words and emotions 81
Garfield as the effect Of physical weakness
and long suffering, and agreed 10 be silent
regarding them.
But in the quarreIs tha: have arisen
between the Stalwarts and the Half
Breeds they have been repeated, and are
at length the subject Of discussion IN pri-
vate circles. At ra distant day some au-
thorized publication on the subject may
be expected.
, 1882-09-02
"A Saucy Ship. 4"

SAN Francisco, Aug. "5.-The q. L.
& n Cos new steamer, Queen Of the
Pacific, Capt. Alexander commanding,
has arrived on the coast. She left Phlla-
delphia June 9Th, arrived at Rio June
2SIh, at Valparaiso July 9th, and LETT
the latter place August 81, making 5000
miles N lG days and 22 hours. Her run
ning time from Philadelphia "as % days,
having been detained at RE, Straits of
Magellan and Valparaiso, from machinery
not working web. She II . model Of per
fection III every particular, and one Of the
finest American steamships afiuat. She
Is supplied throughout with The electric
light and many G5her modern improve-
menrs, far exeeIll.g any ship that over
sailed on Pacida waters. She IL 4ischarg-
ing her c,rgo # steel rails for the Pacific
Coast rairolG
, 1882-09-02
Sealed Proposals

VIII be received by the County Auditor, at
his office IN WaIla WalIs city, up :" Monday
s.,s.enaber i, 1872, for the construction ct s
bridge across the Tunlalum. on the old emf
grant read 81 What i. known Is Pepper
Crossing. DIMENSIONS. As follows; Main
span. 60 feet; tre-tIs works spans Of 70 i'e'
ssea-S0 feet: aprons on each end, 20 feet
esch. 40 feet: hight above iow-wa'er marx :
feet The whole s., ,actrrs t. be built on piles
firmly driven In the ground.
Commissioners reserre the riSht 70 reject
any ami al bids Plans and specifications %
be seen at the Auditors otBce-
V. {. PAINTER,
s,,,,95-dwtd County Auditor.
, 1882-09-02

body and cause numerous diseases THAT ta.iie
ordinary medical treatment. II allowed 10
continue. tie uunatUcel loss affects the vital
organs, which causes destroying diseases.
Consumption. diabetes, Br!ghts disease, jaun-
dice, insanity, etc. Excesses, no;, use, abuse,
inherited we4kneSs. HalnUJriJiOn, sDinai ani
cerebral complaints bring on the cbGve fatal
diseases. Debility and seminal weakness Oh
stI7Ict the Important and necessary acts Of life
and their euioymeuts. tuTrs guaranteed.
Diseases 0f the genitn urinary organs. kidneys,
liver and bladder a sUeciGity. The many com
plants and diseases Of women speedily cured.
Consultation at Office or By letter. freegnd con
tidenti-l
RESPONSIBLE PARTIES can arrange
payments IN the same manner a they would
employ their family physician. SGRICT-
EST SECRESY MAINTAINED.
Qualified AND REsPoSsIBLE.-D Litbig
6 Co, organized IN compliance with California
law. Diploma procured by regular college ed-
ucatiun. SeTentreH years Slecia! practice, and
duly licensed in accordance with California
Medical law.
THE CORRESPONDING PHYSICIAN
desires that orders for either rei.lav C.. -. D.t
be accompanied with SO q cover express
age both ways, guarantee of good faith,
which vii be allowed when re-Eedias are ship
ped
Call or address d.. Liebis : Co, No. 400
Geary st. corner Mason, san Francisco Cgl
Private entrance 4G5 Mason street.
, 1882-09-02
H0s zen TN spFIgGs !
s>sss' >''t I soINTE. oECG0-.
j d CrSfv & see. Ercr's.

This .., :. . ;-r--..-ra. .,.r-r,a- resort.
fShcTr he t,l,ri>. irvs,,. sd. Tlra,Ji5a-~eJ heT
esp nud eUiayr..sur ..t A-s'7a .-s Ao-e. hsz
, zen e:,tireiv renovated -at cya n-st7 N A.
It's details, sua u1~ Es, s ia- he reception Of
,.,...r. f.xce.,g,.. i...-t.uc fishing .nd .sth-
ins. Stages la-- tte Sogr ii 'gssk.y. S,t7een
Wes.on and S,,1nsu--y'.ie IEe ;s'ies sfoord
xi.h evary:h::,- the usarks- s.;e5d>, u!.1eT n
dire: supervision @; - experienced ''7E
T-rr.s, Tss-oI.s be,
Nv J. Z, PIRDG { son, tr1'Tls'.'S-
, 1882-09-02


~ WdlIa Junction wi-h rlc .. Z. y =.
CH.'s railroad .iu-s
Al CHENEY with STAGES iar Medical Ike.
Spanglr snd Farmn-tu".
Al Spokane Fai.- with s.a-ez frr Clfsv,
For: Col,i.le. Lewiston. NeGicl axe. Span
Ele. For. tunr p Air'v. tetr t--! Crr.i.r,
and al point, ia Northern Iiai..
lhrnET.r EicEcs--
fhrcurl t',hrt~ fr sa'r at ri- --iE.Ij1i ~
cvs Il tn ni,any, ana - the o;-y. Il ,h-n -.
Il. S y. 60. in Portland, 0yc-oH. 80 Ni-t ria
sni Seattle. and IA J. u. = s. e. s. ~t,..:r-
snip iEam Tacoma AMI a. T. < y - end +.
{. :. :. Co.'S steamships f.l- f"y..au g.
San Francisco.
Through tck,ts - Portland. Osy-..r .,s
fa'r at Victoria, Seattle. Iarau.a and '3-5 iao
! ". SPl,AGGE. JOHN NIIfE.
Ge,l. Ss-c't. SuV't IF Tg5Hc Z rt.a1i
OTIS StEACJ l.. sup: P4r Dix.
II. ". FAiEWEiTHEE
~ru' Taai 4Dr-.lle hi.i>i.u
, 1882-09-02
LYDIA G. PiNkHARa'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


Fersii ihosc Painful c Complaints and Weaknesses
- common 10 our best female poPulati0a-
-I.cins for Woman. Invented by I wona-.
Prepared by Hem,n-
Ii. G=ezc,, ssli s.sso'rry S=rs he DAVIS ef H.Sr7
e7-.treri-cs the dropping SPIRITS. inviSo-stes ard
harm azs the organic functions, gives elass.ity and
fruaes 20 tae step recres The R-t'ra !s;re 10 the
erc AL rlats OF tie yaie check o: woEaaiae fEea1
--.--s or L!sg's spriG4, and early sumner tine.
fzs-7a,5icians Use Il and Prescribe Il Free'y -
:. removes faiaiEess, Gatulency destroys 81 oEg
tr s,tu.Ilat aaG relieves weakness OF tie stcraa2--
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c-uiijenrial-
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, 1882-09-02

The proAibitiouiSts Of Nebraska are
working hard, ana with good chances Of
Success. 4 saloon keeper, memrsr Of
the City Council OF Omaha, has placed
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, 1882-09-02

A thiladelphia man has Invented an
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connected with the pulpit hy powerful
battery that every time TIE preacher
brings his iiSt d"wn during the sermon,
the congregation IS walked up by pow
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, 1882-09-02
MIDDLE-hGED MET

There are many ar tae age ot thirty 20 sixty
who are troEbied with too frequent evacJstions
Of the Bladder, often accompanied hy = slight
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ing Of the sysrem ii q manner the patient can
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