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A MALDEN'S DREAl-SONG.

The Prince is coming, coming,
o, robin, do you hearp
The Prince is coming, coming
With sword and shining spear;
o, all ye blooming grasses.
You'll know 1t when he passes,
The sun will shine so clear.
The Prince is coming, coming,
o, fields put on your green
He has a wOndrous palace,
And shall be his Queen;
You'll know him, wild-bee rover,
For when he smiles the clover
VIII blush in rosy sheen.
The Prince is coming, coming
Away with toll and care
I'll bind the red, red roses
All in my bonny hair.
o brides, sing your loudest
o roses, blaze your proudest
And make me passing fair.
The Prince is coming, coming,
Across the bright blue sea.
o robin In the tree-top,
Do you his great ship seer
His sails will be the whitest.
His pennons stream the brightest,
The day he comes for me.
The Prince Is coming, coming;
o, daisies would you see
Crowd closely all the roadside,
And find how grand we'll be
With breeze tossed plumes a-danclng,
And snow-white palfreys prancing,
To church across the lea.
Then we'll go sailing, sailing
o, bright will be the day
With all the waves a-dancing
And all the winds at play.
o, breeZes blowing after,
Crowd full our sails with laughter
AS we 60 down the bay.
Matte Pearson Smith, IN The Continent.
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Sale Of 10th Sections Or
Public School Lands.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election
IN will be held for the sale Of 10th Sec
| tiOns, to wit:
ON MONDAY, APRIL 2s, 1884,
at the residence of J. G. Lebleu, and that
| c. Lebleu, Similien Lebleu and Jules LebleI
| be appointed commissioners to hold sale
| election in Township 9, S. r. 7west, contain
| ing $40 acres, more or less
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 80, 1884,
at the store of Dorcilly Hebert, and that Dor
| cilly Hebert 8. W. Curtis and j. Casebeer bt
appointed commissioners to hold said elec
| ton In Township 3, S. K. west, containing
$40 acres, more or less.
ON THURSDAY, MAY /, 1884,
| at the residence of Francois Hebert, Sr., and
that Francois Hebert, Sr, Ignace Rodnguei
| and Andrew Butler be appointed commits
siOners to hold said election in Township g.
s. R. west, containing $40 acres, more Oh
less.
ON FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1884,
at the residence Of Alexandra Fontenot, and
that Alexandra FOntenot, Francois Lormand
and Calice FontenOt be appointed commits
sioners to hold said election in Township 7,
S. II. 5 west, containing $40 acres more or
less.
ON SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1884.
at the residence Of Loni Leblanc and that
LOni Leblanc, Geo. w. Ford and Jacob Cole,
Jr., be appointed commissioners to hold said
election in Township 6, s. r. 9 west, contain
ing $40 acres, more or less.
ON TUESDAY, MAY ID, 1884,
at the residence Of John Fruge, and that
John Fruge, &. G. Fruge and E. T. BaTentine
be appointed commissioners to hold said
election in Township 5, S. r. west, contain
ing $40 acres, more or less,
ON FRIDAY, MAY l6, 1884,
at the residence Of VIM Simpson, and that
Wm. Simpson, J. T. McConathy and j. 7.
Williams be appointed commissioners to hold
said election In Township 6 s. r. 8 west, con-
tanning $40 acres, more or less.
ON SATURDAY, MAY y, 1884,
at the residence Of WIN. Hughes, and that
VIM. Hughes, V. r. Havens and c. 7. Ha-
yens be appointed commissioners to hold
said election in Township Z, s. r. west,
containing $40 acres, more or less.
ON MONDAY, MAY 10, 1884,
at the residence of Levi A. Rollins, and that
Levi A. Rollins, ]. K. P. Hodges and James
Holland be appointed commissioners to hold
said election in Township g. S. r. Swest,
containing $40 acres, more or less.
ON TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1884,
at the store Of John Dedeahoff, and that W.
d. Jenkins, w. c. Bush and w. H. Thomp-
son be appointed commissioners to hold said
election In Township 9, s. K. 9 west, contain
ing $40 acres, more or less.
ON THURSDAY, MAY %, 1884,
at the store of L. A. Perkins, and that Il. A..
Perkins, Henderson Perkins and DIR. X. C.
said election In Township 9, s. r. 10 west,
containing $40 acres, more or less.
ON FRIDAY, MAY %, 1884.
Of fha sfnra Of / IT nayidsnn and that IT
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we c"Py 'ne 'o''o"'"s "''
letter to the Baptist Hecord' puOhSneo
at Clinton, Miss, from Rev. l.. e.
KeIlis. of our First Baptist Church
here The letter speaks the truth, and
49,. -..-,.. -,
we endorse every "o'u
Doubtless many brethren ana iriehds'
in my native State are beginning 10
think that 1t Is timo they were near,
ing from me, and SO 1t ls' have been
here long enough TO form' th'nk'
some correct ideas OF my new home'
with which, l. so lar am very much
pleased
Lake Charles IS on the east bank OF
beautiful lake OF the same name two
miles wide, two and half miles long
and entering the Gnlf through the
CaIcasleu river nifty miles OF TINS
place. 1t is, also, a station on the
Louisiana Western railroad two hun
dred and eighteen miles west or New
Orleans, and thirty mlles east OF Texas
Inc town ana lls SUBURBAN settlements
cover an area OF about three miles,
with population VarlousIy estimated
at from two to three thousand lnhao.
ltants. ABOUT twehty'hVe per cent OF
the population Is Creole Inc re-
malnder represents various natlohali-
ties, the Germans being IN the ascend
ency. 1t is one of the busiest places
ever saw, and there seems TO be an
opening here for every one who wants
something TO do. The soil seems ad-
mirably adapted to agricultural pnr'
poses, but with the exception OF rlce'
sweet potatoes and cane, farming re-
ceives but little attention; The prin-
eipal industry is lumber. In this town
and vicinity, there are fifteen mills
which cut over 100000 feet OF lum-
beI every week. There IS also rice
mill, which does a magnificent busl-
ness. Besides the immense quantity
of lumber shipped by rail, East and
West, great deal goes per Schooners'
to Galveston, Corpus Christi and other
parts.
There are four hotels in the place.
about the same number OF restaurants,
thirteen saloons, am sorry to say)
about as many stores, quite a number
of shops, and two newspaper The
oyster trade is very tlne' About hVe
schooners are actively engaged in that
business. We can buy them at our
wharf at fifty cents per hundred. The
lake is full OF all kinds OF fresh water
fish, which are very fat, and in rich
ness OF flavor SurPass any that have
eaten for many years.
There are four churches in the
place; Baptist, Catholic, and two
Methodlst-American and German.
The Baptists are in their infancy
here. Numerically, we are weak just
now, but our membership will be in
creased very soon, as large number
of our determination not heretofore
identified with the church-by reason
of being unsettled-has promised to
join us. We have tiourlshing Sun
day-school, also prayer-meeting,
which, we think, will do good work.
! devote all my time to this field, and
though the work is arduous, am very
much encouraged. After filling my
appointment, last Sunday, boarded
sail boat and went across the lake to
West Lake Charles, where | preached
in the afternoon toa large ana atton-
tive congregation. At the close of
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1T would be no violation OF the
commandment, said John B. Cough,
''if a man were to fall down and wor-
ship the silk hat, for it is not made in
the likeness of anything in heaven, or
on earth, or in the waters which are
under the earth" Besides it heats the
head and causes the hair to fall of,
Parker's Hair Balsam will stop that and
restore the original color to gray or
faded hair. Not oily, not a dye, bene-
fetal, deliciously perfumed. A perfect
hair dressing. SOC. All druggists.
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-To whom it may concern, myself
and two sons were entirely cured of
chills and fever last spring, With Prof.
Morses' Ague and Malarial Magnets,
and we have never had an attack since,
We therefore, cheerfullS recommend
them to all suffering with that dread
full disease as Malaria in any form.
.,. Yours truly, s. H. Flynn,
Anacosta, ID. @. For sale by VIM.
Meyer, Lake Charles, La.
jan-12 to feb-l. ....
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st. Louis Republican.
Speaker Carlisle's free trade speech
in New York is another proof if an
other proof were needed, of his thor
ough theoretical and practical mastery
of this important question of our
national economy. 1t is simple, ad,
mirable and unanswerable. 1t is not
encumbered with details and compari-
sons, though no man in the country,
with the exception of D. A. Wells,
knows better than he how to handle
these. 1t is broad, bold and clear
presentation of the subject which the
rudest laborer in the country can un-
derstand, and which the ablest cham.
pion of protection cannot refute.
Speaker Carlisle shows that one of
the chief defects in the articles Of
confederation which sought to bind
the colonies together was that they
made no provision for free trade
among the colonies-New York could
tax the products of New Jersy, aud
Virginia those OF Connecticut. This
was recognized as serious impedi-
ment to intercoure between the States;
and when the constitution was adopt
ed it was expressly and peremptoriiy
provided that all intercourse between
the States shall be absolutely unre-
striCted-that free trade should be the
rule and practice between all the
States. Under this rule, and the
enormous free commerce which it en-
couraged, the country has grown pros
porous, wealthy and powerful in.
deed, to this cause, more than any
other, Mr.. Carlisle believes we owe
our marvellous development and steady
growth. Why not, then, extend
principle which has been productive
of so much good 7 If free trade be-
tween 9s States, having different
climates, aptitudes, resources and pro.
duets, has been so wholesome and be-
nign in its results, why not increase
and expand those results by having
free trade with foreign countriesl If
one of the United States does not
need protection against others, neither
does the country need protection
against others. We adopt an en-
lightencd and liberal system to facili-
tate and encourage intercourse be-
tween the States and then, We re-
buke and condemn it by adopting an
illiberal and diverse system to hamper
and discourage intercourse with for
eign countries-as if commerce with
foreign countries were an evil to be
perpetpally resisted. .s
Free trade, therefore-thst is, trade
restricted only by duties levied for
revenue pnrposes-is the ultimate OBJ
Ject Speaker Carlisle aims at. But he
would not attempt to reach it abrupt.
ly. lie would respect the policy of
protection which has prevailed so
many years, so far as to avoid yio-
lent disturbance of the adjustments
which have grown up under it, at
is not wise" he says, 'to make sud
den change even from bad policy to
a good one. In other words, am in
favor of reformation, not revolution,
But this process of reformation must
go on till the power Of taxation ID
used only for the proper purposes.
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WIN. Meyer. the Druggist, who is
aIways looking after the interest OF his
customers, has secured the sale Of DR..
Bosnnko's Cough and Lung Syrup, =
remedy that never fails to cure Coughs,
Colds, Pains in the Chest and all Lung
Affections. For proof try free sample
bottle Regular size 30 cents aud 81,
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General Logan is going to write a
book. 1t will contain no reference
to the political history of the times,
but will be confined entirely to a re-
citSl of the Generals connection with
the war of the rebellion.-Chicago
Herald
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STATIONERY

Choice Selection OF Fancy Goods, Auto
graph Albums, Scrap books, Books of Travel,
Books OF History, Bound books for children,
All the latest Magazine and Periodicals con
Gtantly on hand. Subscriptions taken for all
the leading News and Pictorial publications.
Orders from the country respectfully soil
cited. Call and examine stock. No trouble
10 show goods. nov3'S3-tf.
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Joseph R. Benjamin died in New
London recently, aged sixty-nine years.
He set type on the frst New York
Herald issue, was with the Sun for
twenty years, and afterwards was q
compassion for the Harpers. Boston
Herald.
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@ NIX'S
Ferry & Store,
ONE MILE ABOVE -.. ...-
Lake CHARLES,
On the Caleasieu River.

On the Caleasieu River.
STNHE undersigned wishes to inform the tray
a. cling public and stock drovers that he
has put his Ferry and Beef pens in good re-
pair, and is ready to accommodate all who
may wish TO cross With him, with everything
that Is generally required by stock men and
travellers. He has large Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind Of stock; also two chain
booms for swimming. Pasturage ON each
side of the river, free Of charge. Keeps con
stantly on hand full supply of Groceries and
Forage, at the very lowest prices.
81. -. MIX.
~. w. Bryan has late shipment
of buggies, hacks, barouches and road
carts, at tho lowest cost prices.
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Il had chills and fever for more
than two years, and nothing cured me
until / used Prof. Morses celebrated
Ague and Malarial Magnets, and have
not had a symtom sisce, nov seven
months ago. Yours truly,
Mrs, A. Il. Dinsmore, No, 647 "A 81,
Washington, ID. 9. For sale by WIN.
Meyer. Lake Charles, La.
ian-i2 to feb.I.
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VIII practice in the District Courts Of Cam
Aron. Cacasieu and Vernon parishes,
" Tiun-2 $3.50
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4 Practices in CaIcasieu, Cameron and Yer
non Parishes, and in Orange and Jefferson
6nuutirs Texas
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=. ID. Singleton, Nj. ID.

TTAVING permane neHtly located at Welsh's
III Station, offers his professional services
10 the public in all Of its branches.
4
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Practices in the Districts Courts of Calea-
sieu. Cameron and Vernon parishes. Once
y the Courthouse, up stairs.
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VOL. XVI.


Office: Front room Commercial building,
p,on street Tnov-S-79.
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VIII practice in this and adjoining par
ishes. and before the Supreme Court, al OPe-
innsos [mar-1S
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AttOrney-aG-Law,
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA
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IA j KEARNEY,
ALtOrncy-nt-H.nW,
lake CHARLES, LOUISIANA
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WITH

MAY mean poisoned with Potash.r Thia
WIS the case with hundreds who have been
unwise enough to take sarsaparillas, Potash
mixtures, etc., until digestion is almost IA
tally impaired. Swift's Specific is vegeta-
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TUE STATE OF TENAS-TO ALI, PER.
L sons interested In the administration of
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j, y, GAYLE, executor of /. H. Godwnitn, de.
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Witness; W. NJ. g. ilill, County Clerk OF
Dallas county. TEXTS
Js Sl-Oivcn under my hand and the sea
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This IN day ofjuly. \. ID. 1881.
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County Clerk Dallas county. Tetns.
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BUT FTNALIY RELIEvrp ny !.

BUT FINALLY REIIEvED BY S. s. $.
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