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TRAINS ARRIVEAT WILMINGTON FROl
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON

PHILADRLPHIA NEW BROAD STREET DRPoT-
l230t-356#-630-7 20#-S OO-a2l-s.35 .35t-lO Id
--ll.05-ll. so a. m;-12.23-l. .32t-l 32-S 10
4.02-4.3l- 505-5.20- 655- Obf -68-s 3s#
-980-lO. O.00-11 32# D. IN.
BROAD AND WASHINGTON AyHNuK-B3 30-s On
-lO.l5 a. NIL -3.lO-4. .3U-6.l 10 ID. m
NEW 33-lO. .OO-llIo a. m.-4IG
549p. m.
Daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
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That Husband of Mine

Thru HusDHhu OF Mine
Is three times the man he was before he be-
gan using "Wells' Health Renewer. 81.
Druggists.
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1spalMTEo FROM Yrs1rs
PRISONERS TAkrx

An Austrian Omoer
"a, ALEXANDRIA, Aupns, a''a u, to lheGa,.
gun boat Nautillon' hon,3 uso 3,-Thc All
The N be,gSamaria, "o%,ml passed A5ouk1fi.o from POD
oh .,i lhe Aboukir forts sm ."e white lag
Were v IN the Possession SUPPOSED ot t1st
mem mem %Sa UTat ashore with an 'uf e,uBH Britt,
Egyptians. ""ue prisoners
POM LARGE . FORCE AT rsN,r,
ro,,nal FORT SAID, August '@sAlLlA. os
natiVes are returning anS 9t @-ll.SOA
!. is reported from Isma,i, u fesuming
Sas Sas enemy, enemy, numbering 5, ,Ooo 'I,al m q
from there. o" Ten miles
N LONDON, August 23 ,Am'
REUTERS Telegram ComnaM,, a despatch
ua.ea u,n.,t Yesterday, says y Sioon IRON :! L
9t ment at shaluf the cpemy 9,'iee ICE the
position position they held b"iwnye ,,aye len
lsmailia, and are retreath,,ee thr,"een SUI
come here. '"ilah Caml
BURNING VILLAGES
m LONDON, August % Ar
Times from Alexandra . al'patch
oPssrvsd of r",,.i last evening in the nen., rlI
1l 1a,1ai ADo9kir and and Kafr.eI.baogls baglshl
h',n',s' helleved that part of the Epyns'"Da DI"a'
burning the villages, either iPlan .I.
paratory TO q retreat uu'llg
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PEAoHEs ro.pAY.
Plenty Of Them--GOod Prices and Excel
lent Quality.

Peaches are In demand to-day and are sell
ing at prices Ringing from 40 cents 10 S1.15,
and gIut Is not feared The shipmGnts yes
tertiav were as follows
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Local Ouotatlens,

CoRkECrED DAILY BY The WILLIAM LEA a
SONS COMPANY, BRANDYwINE MILLS
WHEAT FLOUR.
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Olive Green Bicycle
shirts at the Boston Clothing House.
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White Bicycle shirt,
Before the Gar.

with blue polka dots at the Boston One
Price Clothing House.
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" Cincinnati Enquirer.

In its columns, the news of the world is
given every day in the year. It's two thous
and correspondents located in every section
of this country and Europe, are the most
reliable news gatherers to be had, and the
history of each days events will be faith
fully recorded and presented to the public
through the Enquirer, free from distortion
or prejudice.
The province of newspaper is TO record
facts,to separate truth from falsehood. How
well the Enquirer has succeeded in this
duty,we feel pardonabe pride In referring
to Its files and past record for evidence OF
Its ability and thoroughness in presenting
all matters treated upon in their true light.
The people of this age require paper fully
abreast OF the times, coequal in enterprise,
end material advancement in all mercantile
and political interests, such will the
Enquirer continue to be. Candor and fair
ness will be accorded to all questions and
parties, but the facts will never be perverted.
The immediate future has in store matters
OF grave interest to all, and the general
welfare will largely depend upon the
influences of those who are fully conversant
with the facts occurring and TO occur. The
policy of the government but partially
developed by the New Administration, was
fast winning the confidence of the people,
when the hand OF the assassin placed control
ofafiairs in charge of faction whose leaders
have not at all times received favorable criti
cisms for their public acts. What the future
policy is to be, will be foreshadowed during
the first year of President Arthur's admins
tration, and presented to the public without
lear or favor, in the columns of the Etqatire,'.
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CITY ITEMS
sSutterley Il Co., Photographers, 30R Market st
- s-Ss------
THE KAILKOAD Ds
A Local Time Table With Ghe Latest
Corrections.

A Local Time Table With the Latest
Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHILADKLPHIA-2.O0h-2.I .I3h-6. .30-7.OOt-5.25
t-S.l6-9.00t-9.49t t-10a30-lI.5 IS a.
m;-12.00t m:-1216-12.38-l.53-R 3Ot-4O0-
-olO-o.Ss#-7.24-7.SO" .SO"- --9.55Apm.-
NEw YORK - -2.OOs-2.23t-6.3O--T.2b !. .2b-g.5I-
Il. SO a. m;-12.38-l. .53-6.lT#-o.3a 3as-T. .26 p. m.
BAIrIMoRR-l O5#-l 42#-4 Bl#-BO58-9l7 l7a
m:-l2.O1-l.OO-1.O9-6 .O4s p. m.
WAsHINaToN-I .O6- -9.lT u. IN;
-1.OO-1. .O0-6.5T-l1.O4s p. IN.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
l.O6A-s.l7 a. m;-1.0O-6.OO p. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
Trains running only on Sunday.
Connect at Gray,s Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAILRoAD-6.OO"-9.lO a. m;-i .Ob
-3OO+-625t p. m. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only
For Harrington and intermediate stations.
WILMINGTON & NORTHERN RAILRoAD-747a n.
m;-1.06-bO0-6.3O p. m. On Sunday for
Reading and st. Peter-s.1O Il. m.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD-7.O5-lO. 80
a. mi-6.3O p. IN. Sunday trains ld.3Oa. m-6. 90
p. m.
TRAINS ARRIvEAT WILMINGTON FROM
PHILADELPHIA I25O-~l 32#- "a 47H-7 As
s02#-9 .O5-1O. .lOt-l. .4g-ll Bs am;-l2. gu
-1.O7 -2.SOt -2.6O-4.35 4.55- b4O-663-o2C
-o.4s-7.S 1857. 9.5O-lO.43-lO.bsp p. IN.
NEw YORK;. .s2a-4.47*-s.O2t --9.l2 a. M
| l2.5O-1 O1-4.55-6.4S+-lOb bS y. H.
| BALTIMORE. 81 5lA-2l34-9.4 4g- OIL. as a
m:-12.36-l.5 .5O-5.n#-63 3O%-7 .A--y. 4gA d. In
| -l.blE-2l3-ll.4Ba m;-l2.3I
| -l.50-5 1l#-6. .30E-7.2 .24-g. .4gH d. m
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE ERAILRoAD-8. .bO-1Olb#a m:-l2O
| -bO5#-6.06 p. IN. Ne Sunday trains
From New Castle only
| WILMINGToE X NORTHERN RAILRoAD-62b-
S4o.n.56 a. m;-6.4O p. IN. On Sunday frUi
Reading and st Peter at 7.lO D. ln
| DELAWARE WESTERN RAILHoA ID 100 a. m:-
| nlb II. Sunday q In m e 4,
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The Weekly Edition

of the Enquirer ought to be in the hands of
every farmer, every mechanic and every
teller IN the land. As an agricultural paper
full OF fresh, valuable and reliable inforna-
ton, 1t will be without rival A corps of
contributors has been retained whose
practical and theoretical knowledge in all
branches of good farming is unsurpassed.
We thank our readers for that liberal
support that has enabled us to print the best
newspaper In the West, and ask con
tihuance of the same and your assistance in
ig nlakng known the merits of the paper, and
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
OUR MAILS

1S-rhe black figures denote the I.I,nited
Express trains.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-05-06

Gumbo SouP--Cut ene large OF tw'
small chickens as for fricasse seasoi
With salt. pepper, dredgs with hou
and FRY with a large slice of poFl
ln1iaeed) until they begin 10 brovn
Take ahem cut Of the pan and in TIT
same hot fat FRY two onions and tss
quarts Of lender 0lzFa GH5 into slices
gNhen the oniaEs besin 10 lock rcd
scriPe the ceEinnts Of The par int5 ths
SOUP rot vIfA the chfckea and pOrk,
add POD q rcd pepper. Vezy kagas
ssli. Is galiaE 0S col water. aH8 lei Il
simmer sieaiy afleF & has simpeTad
fcr seEesal hagrs, nd pint o. Ema
beans, ies ia Simmer another hoEE,
theE a5ld one " awro Fnan- cEniEias eEs
irt0 slii,es. a quzszS q tOpaaznVs seaIieG,
psalad ami drained from aheir Juice
anu rUGEui q poJaEOes Panz1 and
cut. Lei Il simmer seFegal hours longer,
until the chicken and vegetables are
boiled 60 ahredz- Strain, season 10
taste with cayeHne pepper and salt.
Serve boiled rice IN another dish by
the side Of the soup gureen. Having
put iadiefnl OF the soup IN the soup
plate, plate, place tablespoonful Of
rice in. the center.
Birds Fried-This is q nice WAY in
which to fry snipe, quail, squads, or
birds Of any kind in OIL, Pluck, draw
and sInge them properly, then wash
them out quickly. Ii allowed to soak
in water the flavor will be impaired,
Many cooks maintain that poultry and
birds should never be washed, and that
if properly drawn they will not need
washing. After washing them care
fully and quickly, drain them well, and
dry them between the folds of soft
cloth. Place them upon ice and let
them remain long enough 10 become
zghilled through, that they may be Fery
cold when pHt into hot olive oil. Sea
son them with pepper and salt, and
dredge them lightly with -four, or, if
you choose, egg and bread erumb
them. Put as much olive oil into a
frying kettle as will cover cover the
birds. Let it get hot, and watch it
until a pale blush smoke begins to
rise then put in the birds, Let them
fry to a rich brown, taking care not to
let them burn. Drain. when done, and
serve them crisp and hot. 4
Boiled Leg of Mutton-Wash and
trim perfectly fresh leg Of mutton
Plnnge it into enough boiling salted
water to cover it well. Let it boil hard
for a few minutes, then set il back |
where it may boil slowly for two or
two and half hours. II must not be |
allowed TO stop boiling. Do not stick !
a fork into it to try it, or the juices !
viii escape. Keep the water well |
skinned al the time it is boiling. |
The broth should be saved for soups. |
1t is very nice boiled in rich soups or |
stock. Serve with caper saHce. 1t |
gives true epienes the vapors to. see !
hOiled mutton minus capers."
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-05-06
PATENTS

shtaAHed for neW Inventions, o. for imPie's
meHts in old onss Caveats Trade MARKS ~
all patent business promptly attended 70
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEkN ~
jeeted may stu, IN most cases he paieniss
bxns Being Opposite The I 8. PateGt tlsless
and engaged il PATENT BIEsie I.ss ~.
'GLuSIFEI-Y, We can seenre pateIts in z
time than those who are gssnste irgm w.
ington and Mlsp must depena upon the rlAl.
iia al transactions with tAa Pntent Office
When inventors sepd raodel o. sketch T
make search b the Fatent ciiee anil sa4lH
Is To its natentahilsty se n eAasgs Core
Tei'sense tIsssszsssss, Fssss
CHARGE UNLESS \ ATEN + Is oBTA ~
Ne refer 70 Hon Postmaster tseneral 2 1.
KEY, Bey. r p. Power, y Officials ii 81 r
5 Pstest 0fies. aud especially - our elisns.
II eseEs State 81 tie uaien ard ii caEAa'
For special references, tersps. edyies' =
Address e.. Al. @NgkNE A. 4N's
0pPosise Patent osHec. Washington, y =.
june q, 1850
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-05-06
intellectual Women.

Much of the old prejudice against
intellectual women remains, because
the average man continues TO regard
them as insepeFable from bookish dow
dies and psdaHiic cyclists, from tam
bled hair, social cuffs and personal
iBelegaHee. He has not learned that
intellect no longer expresses itself-if,
in tFHth, it ever did-in such form and
fashion. lie may have an intellectual
wife and be ignorant Of the fact. since
she fails 70 discuss Greek roots. and
comic sections, aad since she fulIy an
preGiaies the advantages Of clothes.
His romantic devotion to her Is pro
verbal and he Eejoices in the CON
seriousness thai be loves, often years
after marriage, more than an their
weading-day He never imagiues that
he Is under the permanent spell of
intellect, and these are thousands Of
men OF bis nebnleus intelligence. The
woman who knnws heR to use her
intellect has . guarantee for the final
loyalty Of her 4cYer Or husband. He
may swerre o. wander. but she can
be patient and audistprlssa; the force4
OF her Ipiud, working AT ) distance.
will in due time bring the truant, CON
irite anSi ehagrincd ~ her ever seieonIe
arms. The intellectual Woman, prop
erlg balanced, ii 10 an the relations Of
life. the best and Longest lored, and is
always most genial and attractive. He
who declares thar he deiesls iniellec-
tnaI woman simply means THAT be de-
tests the osteHiation 81 intellect, the
self-conseioHsuess Of RHdigesied infor-
nation. When lie meets really ID
tellactual woman, he i likely to think
her charming from laek 81 intelIsct.
& lie Is toe biased 10 eenprehand that
IL is her Intellect that gives Der charm.
If most men who are sill 10 lore with
their wives ceuld make Tie last analy
SIS IF their fascination, they wenld
b. tss ID ssai,i its ciIief saasre
"a be a harmonious intellect
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-05-06
caicasieu Marine wave.

3Eis r. EEDHNEY's Marine Favs II
~ e4ieli on tbe ssest h4Hk 81 TIE CsieasEe,,
ElxeF. opposite The lake aad town 81 Lajse
siaasaas La, arg pfepares Ia mi sii orders for
1ulasiang- hs9l inc. out, and reiiai,ifg ind -
ialHt.l.s, 81 kiHas d sailing and steam YES
~ saae aiezsiesl signr and Texas
cDlst lumber and Eaerranii;e trsae.
Address JOHN r cIo0NEY.
i.axe gaasigs CnIeaslels Iiarish. ia.
March L. 1851
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-05-06
For sale.

(lNE two stery dwelling house, Will
" Ten rooms: IS vacant toan lots; sc
acres Of laid near the Lake Charles rail
road depot; 1000 acres Of land, known
lsssE ti1F Moss lace, piiR ira of IL a or
press swamp, on the GaleaAian river, So
miles above Lake Charles; and SIG
acres nf Land Do Bayon Ehunpiqae.
known Is the William SIC lalIanfi tract
RYAN a GEARY,
Lake Charles. Ia,
Ink - 1a7p ~
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Commerce street New Orleans
New Goods. just received and Feadv
for sale zad deIiyery 8. the Eery lowest easii
Prices
New BARLEY. two carloads, En differ
ent sized p2csaees. to SIT tie trade
New EtaeASytlaeat. IN barrels, half
barrels ard bOzes
Can esOOds- Al kinds, co1nple4e u ey-
cry fespket, IN quantities 10 saft.
NJ hIsl3keN. t1e nangt epmFileee aEsor4-
loeHt, e0sRp1Eed 0f sufh brz1iis ~ ri Il III
W CaihsrKoodis cefebszted Pare Old Rxesl
g n riAe Lte1icT 8. burke II Ila5Hszanfs
FayoFite, &C.. &c.
sssfee and fsEzssar. q sia Kinds, and
al Al pf5eas and
Gsrecer1es, of eFery desesipaisE.
dan - fS8I-tf
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-05-06
HOUSTON DAKEE POST.
FuBLESHER
EyKET MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY,
GAZE R. JOHNSON 4 co
TEse CircnE1Eiou Of 11Ae POST
A. greater. tlssan Thai Of any either
daily paper in Texas.

Single copies, 3 cents =; one month,
81 tliree months. 81 90 SIX months,
So ; one year, SO.
advertising rates made known at the
business office
business notices. 90 cents per line.
Specimen copies sent free on aPph-
cation.
Correspondence iron all parts Of the
State solicited. No rejected manuscript
retarned-life is too short
The Weekly POst--a large 64-Column
independent paper, containing all the
events OF the week-mailed to Any ad-
dress for 81 30 per year. eight pages.
Address ali communications to
POST, Houston, Texas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-05-06
The TiInes-Denaocras
Lit AHAkkts"ABt1ARAUEE'aEa.
.EG
Gbe Gauesgemoceat.
Tae New Orleans Democrat and
Rev Orleans Times. Coasol-
idaled December Il. EsSI.

| a representative newspaper must find its
way into every business establishment aud 10
every fireside around which clusters even tie
( most ordinary intelligence. Is there any CUES
/ ton in the minds Of the people living ID the
| Southwestern and Golf States that the TuzEs-
| Of the elements and possesses all the qualities
that they can reasonably expect to find that
fayoTite joUrnals
| The enterprise push and progress of the
New Orleans DENoCRAT during the past
| eighteen months have become prOYeTbisI No
| Journal Published in the South has made such
| progress in the same period of time. The
| New Orleans Times has been for many wears
recognized as one Of the leading Journals in
the country
The consolidated issue, The Times Demo
crat, viii embody the best elements the
highest virtues of both. Ii win simply be.
without question, the ideal paper Of the bust
ness man, the mechanic, planter, farmer. tue
family, the people, of al classes and condi-
tons. II Is waste Of time to euumerate the
exeelenees Of lis issues, 1t is the embodE-
ment Of tie modern newspaper. EVER de-
paEtmeut in it has been raised to the highest
standard. The daily or the Weekly Times
Democrat should reach every place Of bust
ness and every home in the Southwestern and
Gulf States.
The subscription rates for the Daily are as
follows, payable in advance:
One year every day .sl2 Six months SO
Three mouths ...-,-.- One month -
Postage prepaid.
One year Saturday. 81 80 Six mos rs cts.
Three months .-. % Postage prepaid.
The Weekly Is never less than Il pages in
size, and Is really the best and Cheapest week
" paper pablished,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-05-06
Feb. i, 1879,
KINGS RESTAURANT
AND
BOARDING HOUSE,
Ryan ST., Lake Charisa.

MEALS At all hours, anil the iahIs
NJ always supplied with the best taa
market affords. Prompt and attentive
walters always on hand. and the cuisias
superintendent by one Of the best e
pert euisiniers in the country.
,JnlY I6. lSSl-lE.
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HOMESTEAD PATIENTS.


I am now prepared las usual to make
4 final proof Of Homestead Entries.
and procure patents for same. also to
procure patents for entities made pre-.
yious to the late war
Homestead and State Land entries
attended TO with punetaalits and dis
patch.
THAD. MAYO.
Lake Charles. june 2. IS77-IY.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-05-06
Cor. Ryan and PujO SITS.
NIAS FERRY
AND STORE.
One mile above Lake Charles on the
CaIeasien River.

The undersigned wishes to inform
thstrayeling public and Stock DrOvers
that he has put his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair, and is ready to accom-
modate ali who may wish to cross with
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men and travellers.
He has large safe Fiat, suitable for
crossing any kind Of stock; also two
chain Blooms forswimming. Pastnrage
on eaehside of the river, freeof charge.
Keeps constantly on hand full sup
ply of Groceries, Provisions and For
age. at the very lowest Pricesi
my9t' Il j. NIX
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-05-06

II q fellow goes slatiag for se ffiirst
time be can neseE tel Vial gcfhg %
turn np oninaereial dyer
sfiser.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-05-06

NJ NaTFIE = HEoEN.
Good nistt The lisfle lips Touch auSs.
Tire lsz2ie arIis ens8ld rs
And Oh that EhfuEEh coming years.
Ihey might loEeFgz bold rs
Ccadnietst, We arswsr back. and smile.
And Kiss ne d-oopipe eses
But in 0laT tEeHahling hearts the while,
The wzzsf1l queries Etse.
Who, in the wsa-y Fesrs "a CONS,
When we are MA frun sight
VIII eiasp these Iitfia halisIs and Kiss
These little lips z Good Night =
----aa---------
IT'S sEyeeE 80 be Remembered.
IT'S sweet 70 BE- remembered
When autumn life appears
When ne reap the Tjpenest harvest
From the seed Of early Fearss
When the hsfr begins 70 sThitaH
And the step heglns 90 xail
ana we know vel soon hc sleeping
'Neath the lilies q the yase.
Ills sweet to be remembered
Nhsn WfntFF age comes or
When tlis ines NC formed ia childhood
Mus& be severed one b one
When we soon shah meet the reaper
Come 10 garner in the grain.
and the friendship Death has severed
Shall be united again.
- sweet to he remembered
BY the friends We fondly love
BE- eaTlla-fficnds true and faithful,
By the better Friends above.
Twill be sweet 20 be remembered
When we sleep henerth the sod
For ths good we've done wiile living
In the service Of our God
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THE DEMOCRATS ILLUSTRATED AL,
MANIAC FOR 1852, AND
Hand Book of General Enfor.
HamfEant


An elegant work Of 40 pages. s,sx6s
inches y size, pFiDted On finely tinted book
paper illustrated throughout with most beau
tliui eagsayiRgs and containing besides sIl
the information pertaining 10 tie calendar.
statistical and general information on various
subjects and especially upon the poiiticai
and civil divisions, population names Of fsfii-
ci2ls, State and municipal records AZ HaEt
elections. railroads, geographical formations
ETC., Of the States Of Louisiana, Texas. Ar
kansas Tennessee, Mississippi AlahaIna ann
Florida, viii be mailed free, postage preF,sii
to eYeyy subscriber NJ the Daily q WeeSzlz =
Times Democrat
cetad reEllttances IN registered letter. post al
order OF draft st our risk.
Address az communications ard letters IL
THE TIM Es-DEAf0CRAT,
AeH Drieans, La
The I-ake ChaEies Neealy EoHo and he
Weekly Iines Democrat for nearly tIle t.riiee
uf one. tF.ss
The best and mos: lIherai offer thai ea1, h.
Iii-sze - li.ai Tsissii1ig psltiic
We VIII send siie Lake Charles Fei,a
and ehe y Weekly Times Democrat mon rscs,s.
slzed . the beet Bews, commercial and -,
" paper pQbltslta south ~ lie Oiii,s rfvs.r4
~ one yeAH Tor the sum OF . 75-ln1 flo3jsss
1Ais lS1s0efats Illustrated AInaan NJ IN felSa
ana NE tianatzBa0k 81 General IufofsIlefit,r
asserlhed above, NIL be 5nsilea - esssh sIl,t
subscriber free 81 charge. s4aes. rr1nssa
Inc elHb rate applies oniy rs NJ n y,
- - =. s'.s tDec. ~ 1851
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BdToY -R0UaR IA.
COL WA. PRESTON JoIIYsroy
PRESIDENT.
Session of Mine Months Re,,,,
October g. IssI.

Healthy location. Free tnition. Board Z,
ing, medical expenses, etc. alan
month. Cheap uniform. Fun eorI,s n ".
petent Professors, Workshop Of SIeeh..s.-
Department in operation. Military iiseiple-.
Fer further particulars, apply to
PROF. /. W. sRwIII
August 6, 1sSl-1Y. Baton Rouge /,
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Improved Town FrOPeray
Eor Sale AT n Bargain.

1.-TWO large lots, with cottage residence,
IL stable tanHery building fruit trees. and
other Improvements, at the foot Of Ryan
street, Lake Charles La. VIII sell far b6.isEg
first cost. Address Leon & Fl. RIuna, Calves
ton, Texas, OF Geo. II. Wells, Esq, Lake
CHARLES La-
November 26, 1881.
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TAKE>
SIMMONS
AIEERR REGULATOR.
It viii Positively Cure Sick
HEADACHEi

BTsPEPsEA.
The Regulator EHl pozlsiyely ere shii
terrible disease We aEzeFt emphaiiasiliy Ehzi
we know 70 b true
CONSTIPATION
should not be regzraasl as = t-Ituz aIlrnenf-
AMture demands the tFrnaS1 regularity Of 9be
bowels Therefore asssS4 Nature ~ taking
Simmons Liver Regulator. IL i harmless,
mild aud szecaBai
RelIaf q ii hand for those EShO sagTsr iay
after DAY With Piles L has cured hundreds
and Nlll cure yol-
MAE.AHsIA.
Persons uusy avoid ali sElaeks D. c1cAsion-
ally taking dose OF Simmons Liver REEu-
lzic- 70 keep the liver II healthy sutiun.
RAD BREATH.
generally arising from 5 lisurIIersd si0nsEh.
can BE- soTeeled b taking simI1ozs Liver
RegulasgT.
IAUNBTCE.
Simmfns Liver Regulator soon ersdiSatss
This disease fTDH alls system. leaving tie AKIN
clear aad fresh fruIl al inpu-it5es-
COLEC.
Chfldrsa suffsriBg With Colle soOa eEps-
Tienea relief Naen ssmnOas Live Regulator
i administered AEiulrs also tierise EnESz
kenefl fun this Medicine Il Is mel uuplEszz-
aas; Il Is harmless and effective. Puuaiy
E%getahle
CAUEE8S-As there arc = number Of imita
iiuZs offered 20 tkRe pubic. ne wnRld caution
TIE community 70 bur no SimmuEs Liver
Regulator Or Medicine unless II OR engraved
wrAppeE. wsih = Red = trade mark. stamp
and sigEzSIuTe H1ibrUkel. None atheE is gen
I'M. ZEEM4EN AZ GO.
Aprl Is Issa
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LAKE CRzAREsEs EsODGg
Ne. A6s. H.. and A.. M.

"A A HOLDS ITS REGULAR cOs{urtx,
" cations at the Masonic Hsn y.
M WEDNESDAY, before the f1lIaas.
aof each month, At 8 O'Clock I
from The LIST Of October 20 the Isl 81 lr.1
and At 2. X, from the Isl 81 April t9tbs Is
of October. All tTansieut brothers II ~
standing are invited to attend.
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Dawn BLcCH, Seerctsrv
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