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Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10
Keep Out of Debt

A debt II 4 fctter 1t cuts hard into
the meek 1t bind9 you when you lie
down 70 sleep II ri>e, With you in the
morning, it elngs to you through the
day therefor K, III ant III debt 1t il a
vampire that suck out your heart i
blood and consume, your beauty there
fore Keen out ot dtbt The debtor is
not himself he cannot look his credi-
tor in the face he cannot look the
market man II lht ec therefore Keep
out Of debt. "Rnlnirl i'll dcbt, SAYS
an Old minister t- tne hrst sin; lying
il the second 9iu, ioi running in debt
leads % lying. Il ltaaa to many other
sins, ii leads sometimes II, relf destruc-
tion Of the lalge and lamentahle mum
ber Of suicides that haye occurred of
late, the maiofity hrr hccn caused by
running into lebt. Therefore. again
we ssy keep eui III debt. II necdful,
wear your DID c0at lan4er. like on Simp-
Ter diet take / palmer house, rise earll-
er in the morning. do anything fair
and hones. HI y.u mast jo Save your
self from running inta debt. For debt
IL a tyrant, goadin- von, tantalizing
torturing you, and ~tll, Implying as
the grave, pursuing and haras>ing you
until you pay Ihe uttermost farthing.
Therefore, III you loyc serenity III mind
as you love ntanline>>, Az you love liber-
ty as you loye -Wect liIe itseli, Keep out
Of debt.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10
Boots and Shoes.
AT THE OLD RELIABLE HOUSE OF
AT The UI4II NELL BILE HOUSE OF
P. ?VRBERDY
1876 Broughfon Street,

Between Bull and Whitaker. I
Those wishing good reliable Boots
and Shoes, will do well to give me a call
before purchasing elsewhere, as they
can depend on fair dealing and courte
Gus treatment It's well known to the
trade that | keep the best goods the
market of the States affords. Amongst
some of the lines | keep the celebrated
work Of Miller Nc ullough, and Obcr
hand gents sewed; Chas Heiser; Burt 4
Packard Having the exclusive sale OF
those goocs no advantage will be taken.
| also keep full line of Ladies', Misses,
and Ghildren's Boots of +. G. Rurt, New
York, Laird, Schober 4 Mitchell, Phila-
delphia. A full line of Rochester Work
Zeigler Bros, always on hand. A full
line Of the famous Bay State Shoes.
Thankful for many years patronage
| ask continuance of the same.
E.OHagen and w. L. Farrell will be
always happy to wait on their friends
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10

THE tramp brigade down South,
are having \ regular picnic, ~ il
weEe. They as~ert iu many instan-
ces, that Il II nol brain they want,
its the mighty doIiar.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10

The majority of the coiored peo-
pie think that the "old man
eloquent Hon. Frederick Douglass
has gone wrong because ol his
marrying a white woman.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10

Great Book on the Negro Race.
You can buy very interesting little
book at the Echo office, entitled "a
Great Truth in Nutshell" for the
small sum of 25 cents. We have 1900
of these books for sale, and they must
be sold.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10

CAPT NJ Ii. BENTLEY, of Atlanta
is actively engaged III working up
the interests ot the ECHO in lily sec-
ton Gu on Captain, we Are con
vinced that you neyer do things by
halves.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10

THE convention of the represen-
tative colorel fnen of Florida, at
Gainesville al the tt., eemed to
have been an unprecedented sue
cess. Over twoHunlrcd delegates
wei & present
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10

Our Atlanta .Iettcr Which was
unintentionaIly crowded out last
week, appears to dAv il another
column.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10
You Nav Be

Out of work, or not earning full wages. and
in need of clothing. 90 to the working
mans friend, the Femcus New York
Clothing House where The best clothing is
offered regardless of cost. 40 Congress St.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10
IA Treatise on the Horse and His Dis

This greatest book on 'the treatise OF
the horse and his disease" is being sold
at the Echo office at 10 cents per copy.
They are worth five dollars to anybody
who has horse. We have 500 of these
books to sell at the above named place.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10
N NoTIcE

The Burial Association Of t!e Second
African Baptist Church, VII hold an
important meeting at the residence of
J. X. Wallace or East Boundary street
Bird door north Of South Broad at 7:a0
p. m. on Monday, February ! lth 1884
Every member is requested to be prs
ent and bring then cards of 1888 so rs
to have them b1lanced with tie baoks
while Mr.. J A. Sykes the Secretary is
in the city. The annual report will also
be given. The pI7ce Of meeting is
changed on account Of the revival at
the church. Rev |. c. HOUsTnN,
President.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10

Cons 10 BFuhbWIcks
Mr.. Eugene X. Becher, has been
transferred TO the Revenue Office at
Brunswick, from Atlanta.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10

Goods marked down to rock bottom prices
at L. Fried's.
As times are hard and money scarce. L
Fried has reduced his prices in proportion
l.. Fried is leader in Gents Furnishing
Goods.
Great reduction in Silk Umbrellas at L.
Fried's
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10
The New Gnrk Tribune says

1T ANN y q VI y 7 FNWIIT ID
"Mr. Barnum's white elephant may
not be as white a. Mary's little lamb,
but then, like the tariff Issue in the
Democratic party, there 10 doubt its
being ali elephant.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10
Remember

The Famoas Is the cheapest clothing stole
in Georgia, but 10 close on, our wiiier
stock we are offering goods regardless OF
cost Call and yon will iiud our goods 81
very low that yon will buy fer future use
rhe Famous located al 40 Congress st.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10
FOR SALE,

Ceiling planed No. |, $3.50 in r.
r. yard.
Ceiling planed No. 2, s13 so in R.
R. yard.
r. B. REPPARD,
in S. F. 4 W. R. r. yard next to
Cassel's wood yard.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10
Dedicated TO the lost Steam
ship "cliy Of Columbus.
By G. HENRY POWELL OF HYDE
PARK, Mass.

FOR THE ECHOl
Twas night in January eighty-four
Mid the oceans deep and awful roar
The staunch Columbus inward sped
Till she reached the light of old Gay Head.
When out of the darkness was heard crash
As though upon rock she'd dashed
And look OF terror o'erspread each face
AS each recalled the dangers Of that rocky place.
Alas. tits true. her timbers quake
As DER her decks the wild waves break,
While hundred souls within her keeping
Beneath her deck lie calmly sleeping.
Up from bis cabin her gallant captain springs
To the crew on deck new inspiration brings;
Hard Port this brave commander cries
But It's too la 9, for fast upon the rock she lies.
Too late to those sleeping souls the alarm is given
As II 'twere guided by the hand Of Heaven
The good ship sinks and all is DER;
Those sleeping souls will rise no more
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10

To be convinced, give l.. Fried trial
and see what can he savel in two on three
dealings.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10

GEN. LoNGSTREET announced last
week IRON AN Atlanta stump, to all
the world around. that "he was
ready and Willing to br investigat
ed. From All accounts. il appears
that he Mill bc very lick Ex-
General alter THE investigation.
The Democratic ink-SIingers are
warming up tor fhe lSS4 Presiden-
tial campaign crusade The aver
age Republican quil driver il pre-
pared FIR the iray, and hAs only to
apply the Spur, III arder to cause
the wlrt-pnllels to take to the
woods.
We have engaged regular CORE
spondents tor the EcHo, AT Thomas
vile, Southeast Georgia, Atlanta,
Baltimore, Washington, PhiIadel
phir, New Yotk, Boston and Chi
cago. Interesting Ietter+, III tele
grams from One oi the other Of the
above named places, will appear
IN tile ECHO regularly.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10

We have over 10000 old news
papers, in good order, ior sale at 20
cents hundred. Send or call at the
ECno Office, M. 5 JEFF, r>on street.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-10

Try L. Fried's Brgravla Sl.5O White
Shirt for fit and quality.
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Recommendations de rou.
venture de rExposition Universelle
de Is Nouvellc-O orleans approche.
|. II y q d6ja une infinite d'articles,
envoyes pa- les paroisses, qui Sc
trouvent entire les mains du Com
missaire General, classes ct 6tiquet-
ties. Jusqu'ici la paroisse Lafourche
ma rien envoyf, mails 81 les promes.
ses qui ont etc faites Sc r~ealisent, il
fault esp6rer que sous peu ellie aura
quelques objets q expedier. En- at
tendant, nous devonsinformer ceux
aui ont des articles q expedier que
ces articles ne seront pas recus a
moins qu'ils ne soient enyoyes par
pintermediaire du Commissaire de
la paroisse, ct qu'aucun DIES articles
exposes ne peut 6tre mis- en- la lote-
RE.
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BLA1NIsTEs.- Les quelques ct
rareS Blainistes de Ia race Caucasi
enne que nous possedons dams no.
tire vile, afichent carr6ment leurs
opinions sur Ia grande question pc.
litique du jour. Leurs arguments
ne sont guere godtes du public qui
pense autrement, ct leur haute posi-
ton sociale %n'ajoute rien 4 Ia popu-
larite qu'ils cherchent q accaparer.
lis ont beau prOner les qualities de
Blaine, de Kellogg, ct concerts ct
denigrer leurs opposants, ills ne
parviendront jamais & faire croire
& la majorite des vOtants de cette
p~aroisse, q leur vertu politique ct
ciyique.
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ADMINISTRATORS de la sal.
son DIES huitres a ete inauguree jeu-
di dernier, par rarrivee dun ba-
team charge de ce molusque qui est
toujours recherche par Ia popula-
ton de notre vile. &c premier char
cement ayant etc vite vendu, i un
prix 'convenable pour, Ia saison,
r~expediteur Sc propose de nous en-
expedier ny VOYAGE par semaine.
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RECOLTE.-Tous GU presquet ous
les planteurs sucriers Sc PLACEMENT
de Ia secheresse ct des mauvais eff
fets qu;elle a deja produit sur les
cannes, lesquels sont consid6res
CONNIE irremediable. Dependant,
une bonnie pluie serait q desirer,
pour METRE de reau dams les vi
viers ct remplir les citernes qui Sc
trouvent en- grande partie q sec.
LIE mails ct le riz plantes 4 ::bonne
heure mont pas beaucoup souffert,
mails ceux qui ont etc plantes tard
sont c0nsid6r6s CONNIE tres MAUI
vais.
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EACURs1ON.- L'excursiAn II !,
Ncnvells,O Orleans, donn6e dimapch,
d%ernier l~r1a comp.rnie DIS POO,
piers Rpsftv NJ. z, . ;ese 900,
toos hs stafports y plus Agreeable
qni ait jamais etc 'tsste. sP.r,ie Dc
T~hibodaux 4 8: 30 heures du matin,
les excursionnisses; aprAs ssavoya:
&c ties agreeable, out mis- pied a
teire sur IL !qust de Ia ligue Nor.
gan & midi. De Ia chacuu d pris ga
direction ct spres s'6tre assure dun
logement pour passer Ia mutt, il a
etc writer tous les lieux qui offrai-
e'ts sellns d~'attrsits, le West End,
Ie Fort Espagnol, le yieAx Lac, le
Fair Ground ct lss betisses dsIEx
positieu-lsc chose IN plss rensrqu
able qutuu puisse soir.
Tous ceax demos cos,citoysas.qui
so"t alba les visitss osss etc e,ser>
veilles de Il grandeur ct de Pas.
pect moaensetstAa Main Building,
do Ia vastssaa,s 1th6rticulture ct de
la batisse dss Esat1sfjsis, actuelle-
ment 9" vote - constrocfion. ia.
mails lis n'av8iest riien IN 10 pareil.
Aussi tous csAx qni ont "a pheu-
reuse idee d'a1efsss % nerveil-
lex, Sc promstteut de protiter lie
toutes les occssions qui lear seront
offertes pour allsr visiter rExposi-
ton pendavt son aOnverture.
LIE lundi soir y 3 heure&, les OK
cursionnistes sc trouvaient r6nnis
4 stord9 daf Fsrsy ct tfois; heares
apres, ills 6taient reudus dams leurs
penates, satisfaitsle ragr6able pro-
mesade que h compagnie des Pro
tector leur avaient procure.
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COUR.-HOuverture de la session
criminelle dams ct pour Ia paroisse
.Lafourche, aura lieu 4 Ihibodaux
lie premief luudi d'octobre' LIE dos.
sier crirhinel nest pas anssi volumi-
neux que celui de 10 precedente
session, maiss malgr6 celia, il sly
trouve assesde cas, pour donner aux
jures ct aux ayocats le FOccupa'
ton pendant trois semaines.
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DEPART. -Hier, MN. Theophile
Bergeron ct Max Confinement sont
parts pour Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans.
dams Tntention lie sc rendre i Chi
cago par le train d'excursion oui
part aujourd hui. Nous leur SOU
nations un heureux VOYAGE ct tons
les agreements que Ia grande vile
de Chicago. pent leur procurer.
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MISSISSIPPI MILITARY
IN>TITUTE,
$l+'s''A r. tpE Nt =
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS,
Near New Orleans.

CESSION BEGINS OCT..1. "a. ELEGANT
Oand newly finished buildings; corps OF thor
ough instructors employed - teach according
to m"lern methods, preparing students for
business or the high classee in y university.
EXPOSITION, COURSE
Of six months. visiting the great fair weekly,
not for mere Sightseeing, but to study one OF
more departments ut y time. then returning
to the Institute, where text books on the snb-
ject are taught aud essays written by the ca
de,s-a grand object le.soa ef ne cord. Spe-
to the school and in the weekly visits to tho
Exposition. Apply to
E. II. MUNFEE, A. NJ, Superintendent
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The undersigned announce to their friends
and the public that they have entered into
co-partnersihp. under the firm name Of
Roth s. Fleetwood,
for the purpose of carrying ON the drug bust
ness, in connection with which they will keep
Fancy Articles,
at the old Stand, on the corner OF Main
and st. Philip Streets. .
{ f. N. ROTH, ~
- See - = J.. N FLEETWOOD.
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- 800 81 : L-FL
TAxEs.-Le Collector de Taxes
dome avis aux contribuables que
le tableau Vassessement pour les
taxes de 1884 est d6pos6 dams son
bureau ct dams celui du bureau des
hypothsques, ct annonoe que ces
taxes etant maiutenant dues, il est
pref d en- recevOir lie Placement. Les
cOntribuables qui n'aur0nt pas pave
dici au 81 decembre proclaim, Sc.
ront delinquants ct devront payer
en- sus un inter6t de trois pour cent
par mois jusqu'au rGglement final,
commencement 4 Particle 21O de la
Constitution.
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NOTlCE /!

Havipg purchased the eligibly situated boil
er shop OF T: Hogan. IN this town, | am now
Boilers and repairing old ones. Full satisfac
ton guaranteed, work will be lone at tho low
est figures. Ihave secured tho services of Mr..
p. Hogan, as foreman and manager who has
had long experience in this business. Parties
will ind it to their interest to call on me be-
fore making contracts elsewhere.
-a = ..s WIN. H. Raglan.
Thibodaux, April 9th. 1888. Els ,
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Observation-Disclosures annOncOns
avec plaisirs a nos !ecteurs In
re-ouverture du Restaurant DIES Qua
tire Sa;sons, laquelle aura lieu lie Ter
Octobre proclaim, sous Ia direction
ct lie contr6le de Mr.. ]. Bosio, tres
avantageusement connu de la pc
pulation entiere de Ia paroisse. On
trouvera constamment, CONNIE par
lie passe, dams Get Establishment
nouvellement r6par6 tout lie comfort
desirable. Une cuisine faite scion
les r6gles de Part, des garcons de
sale avenants ct affables, des cham.
bres bien garnies ct bien AGREES, ct
un service pouvant rivaliser avec
les plus grands Establishments de
CO genre . Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans.
Qu'on Sc lie disc.
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,ORANaEs.-La recelte d'oranges
dams lie bas de Ia paroisse Lafour.
che sera MULE cette aimee. Une
grande partie des orangers a etc
d6truite par peau des crevasses ct
rautre partie par les gelees. II Y a
plusieurs habitants qni faisaient
une specialize de cette culture ct au
Moment Oh rs croyaient que tous
leurs eff0rtsallaient 6tre r6nuln6r6s,
lis Sc voients forces de ,fairs de nou.
velles plantations ct d'attendre plu-
sieurs ann6es encore avant de pou
vOir en- retirer un benGfce.
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NvTICE.

/ would respectfully to my
friends and the public in general that ! will
dia. on Saturday, june. 18th, 1884, with q
carefully selected stock Of jewelry consisting
Of watches, clocks, &C., and an especially &c
lected assortment Of silYerware all Of which
l will offer ut a price to suit the times. l
will also keep an assortment of all kinds Of
sewing machine attachments, alao guns. pis
tolls and cartridges. F. ZERNOTT.
Thibodaux, June l4th, 1884.
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W.T. L. Hays.
Arrive ! la Nouvelle- Orleans
avec ia mulets, les meilleurs
qui aient .iamais etc anne
mes du Kentucky en- louisa
ne, desire que SEES amis ct
clients de Lafourche les exa-
minent avant d'acheter.
Aug-30-lmc.
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NOUYELLB LOCALES.

PLANT DE CANNEs-Mr. Charles
Espenan annOnce Quill a a vendre
quarante acres de bon plant de can.
nes. Pour plas amplesinformations.
s'adresser a phabitation China Gro
DC, Lafourcl'e Crossing.
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#E II
PAROISSES.
ST. CHARLES.

D'apres lie Herald, journal public
q Hahnville, les travaux de la Gre
vase Davis marchent bien. II v a
environ 800 conricts 4 reuvre, ct
lis font une excellente besogne ; la
reconstruction sera sOlide ct dura-
BILE.
Malgr6 les ruines occasionnees
par cette breche, plusieurs habita-
tons des paroisses Jefferson ct st.
Charles en- tircr0nt d'assez cOnsid6-
rabies avantages. Ainsi la propri6-
te Louisa, achetee par Mr.. Lebour-
geois, qui voulait y cultiyer du riz,
a recu un tres bon depot de sable
qui va la fertiliser. An lieu de riz,
lie nouveau proprietaire y plantera
DIES cannes.
ST. LANDRY.
La recolte dams cette paroisse a
considerablement souffert par Ia Sc
chereSse ct on eStime maintenant
quill faudra quatre gu cinq acres
pour faire une bale. La recolte de
riz dams cette parOisse est complete
ment manquee !; ellie n'arrivera pas
a un quart de ce qu'elle rend dor
dinaire. II ny aura qu'une demie
recolte de mails. Et sill ne pleut:pas
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AVIS.
Bureau du Ccmmissaire }
de la Paroisse Lafourche, )

Bureau 0u CclnmlSSalr0
de Ia ParOisse Lafourche, ;
ThibOdaux. Lne.. 9 AOtt 1854.
Le soussigne, cOmmissaire dc Ia paroisle
Latourche pour rExposition Universelle
qui doit ~s'ouvrir ! Ia Nouyelle-Orl6ans lie
resources de Ia par"isse soient pleinement
represent6es 4 cette exhibition, sollicite
lie concours de t0utes les personnes qni ont
a ceur de voir renaftre la prosperite dams
l'agricu;ture. le commerce ct rindustrie,
en- preparant ct en- NE faisant ~parveuir,
dams le plus bsef dcla possible. tons les
produits qui penvent attirer l'attention
des nombreax strangers qui visiteront
rExposition Universelle de la Nouvelle-
Orleans.
-" F. SAMOAN,
tCOmmissaire
de Ia paroisse Lafonrche
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NOTICE.

Ny friends and the public arc Eoti6ed that
I have opened q Grocery in the Red store
opposite the Thibodaux Bridge, where
Of Groceries, Provisions, Mines and Liquors.
Give me . call and examine my assortment.
JOHN DEZAUCHE
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COLLECTOR.

I am prepared to collect all kind of bills
intrusted to my care. Prompt attention
given to all matters intrusted to me. Best
of references furnished. Address:
FRED DAVIS.
Constable 9th Ward, Lockport P. o.
Aug. 30-'84-1y.
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noas n'aarons plus 4 nous occupel
de IL question du tarif. Tout est Ia
81 nn habitant veut essayer h
procede suivant, sur un on plusieurs
arpents de terre, nous osous lui ga.
rantiR un rendement bien superieur
4 eelui Obtenu actuellenent, 1t nous
ne serions nullement surpris, que
dams une saison %ordinaire, il atrei-
! gnit ct meme surpassat une bale
par arpent.
! reinforcement couper des fosses
don't Ia profondeur depasse de &
ponccs au moins, Ia ligne on Ii ter
re noire Sc separe de la terre jaime.
SecOndement, avec une charrue 4
sous-s0l. defoncer Ia terre 1 In pro.
fondeur dun pied on qainze pouces,
labOurer ensuite avec une charrue
ordinaire ct laisser les gelees ct les
pluies d'hiver p6n@trer ct pulv6ri-
ser le sol. Au printemps, labonrer
une seconde fois, ct, quinze jonrs
avant de semer, ouvrir lie silIoh ct
y semer de Ia chaux en- noudre-a
peu pres un baril par arpent ; re-
AS E.
couvrir q Ia charrue ct laisser i'ao-
ton sc produire. On aura tout lieu
d'6tre surpris de Ia vigueur ct de
la rapidite de Ia pousse de la plan
te, qui, trouvant tout q la fois, de
Ia terre meuble pour y enfoncer ses
racines ct les clements necessaires
a son d6veloppement, Sc couvrira
de nombreux grabots, ne soutfrira
pas de Ia s~echeressp, h'aura pas q
craindre lie ,nauvais effet que pro-
duit peau stagnante ct sera de
beaucoup en- avance sur les autres
recoltes. 81, m~aintenant, nous ajou.
tons que les labours d'antomne font
perir nombre d'insectes nuisibles ct
d'herbes parasites, on comprendra
que la s0mme entiere de travail
'n'excede que de fort peu la routine
Ordinaire. Httf d u 49,
IBERvILLE,
Nous lisOns dams IL South :-Une
veuve de notre connaissance, aui
habite la paroisse ct a perdu sol
mari Fan dernier, nous annonce qu'
ellie fera rs balles lie cotton ; ses de
penses seront de $3.50. Ellie eleve
de Ia volatile, fait du beurre, a un
bon jardin ct ma pressure rien a
achete1. ST ellie vend son cotton $40
Ia bale son revenu sera de 1925. II.
est vrai qu'elle a DIES enfants, mails
cOmbien de veuves dams la meme
situation, avec DIES enfants de Is
ans, peuvent Sc vanter de faire tous
les ans un benefice net de 1915.
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