davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
sUNDRY NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

MOHRIsrowN.-Dr. II. A. Buttolph. supernten-
dent OF the state Lunatic Asylum. who will retro
OF the two assistants who was appointed by tho
managers on Wednesday.
EIlzAnriI.-lh he Board of Representatives of the
Exempt flfenens Association has the custody of
n fund of $1,000. which is loaned out on bond AND
mortgage. Recently John T. Dunn was elected
the counsel Of the Board over f. c. Marsh. The
Inter says that the election WAS not legal. and j..
Augustus Ray the present counsel. refuses TO sur
render the papers 20 Dunn.
WrEuAwEEN.-Pairck J. Molloytagc twenty
seven, reran on the West Shore Road, jumpc =
from his cnRine nn Thursday night while making 4
Il ing switch he slipped on the Ice aud falling
under the wheels was instantly killed..
STATEN ISLAND.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
WrsICnLsrEK OONNTY.

StNd SrV0. -Wnahington TAYLOR, Tho manufac'
tuner aud dcnlr IN cnndics, disappeared from hls
homo nat Friday llo bad considerable money
with HIN. IL t. lntimatcl that Mr, aud Mrs. Fay
lor we've cach ealou, at the other aud had frequent
qunrrcls. Mira, Taylor manlcsis indifference re-
pArdmg her husbands absence.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

nc, of milk. Recorder smyth directed verdict ,,,S
lie was fined 800 and gavc bai In x3oo awsthg
decision appeal Freds,ck & r. U"nSs1, a"n
Wheeler H. Pcckham represent tne M ,ni
TO have the appeal tired at the Genera Term ~ an
early date as thore arc important interests III
ynlNed IN the ConHtInCtlOn Ol the Jaw.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
NEED or POLICEMEN At THE DEPOT.

Chauncey ". Dcpcw was asked yesterday
whether the action of the Police Comns;ioner
would obhge the New York Central and Hudson
River railroad to provide their own policemen IN
future. ,
the Commissioners said he. and SO far no action
las been taken, We have lal our case before
there CAN be any objection to the patroing of our
property by the city. We do not want the police
men to guard our rlQpetty, a. shat is looked after
pioicct the IO.6OO people who every day pass
through orr depot 1 moncnts cou .dela'ion VIII
shoV yon hnV Maot laugets tlc ttoyclling ppblic
Wohll be sthicctcl %, Wcre the p9'lcem,1 70 be
temoyea. We capnot Ne eYrcccl 20 look after
i1ftbo,Ics auh Nlct ll.tcpoiAh'c cHBiacUs,
El5 8oh'l cobglccgte IA N '9a't thfttoMt N Vcte
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
CAU5G m THE OaI'uA. AsNUN FRE

uVou tie bole, ol the plYs ad dig Nom4n buinci
to death ~ ST. Johua lloma lpr Boys; broNNY
last week, has bcc0uc convinced tnat The
statement made Ia TIE lAiHrNE the morning after
the tro broke ont as 10 the cause of the Hdncs Is
correct II wa, 10 the oncct hat hoy was sent
INTO the drying-room over the boilers with candle
to get some clothing, ana set ire 10 some of tho
articles Oh u dring-rlck. The boy was John
O'Blien, age fourteen, and on washing
DAYS he helped in The laundry. On the
afternoon of The lIe ho went n,o the drying
room with a candle because 1t was dark there.
Whe Looking for a par of stockings he put the
candle carelcssy close to a towel which bazcd mp.
Though the Coroner had suspicion that tho boy
III sht have caused tho ire purpO,ely out
secured to prove this. The Coroner viii
investigate tho matter further at the inquest next
week. The boy is now at the school IN McDon-
Cugh-st.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann McCaTOn. who was
burned 20 death while visiting her two boys in the
Home, took place yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
THE DEATH OF PROFESSOR DARLING.

Professor William Darngs body, after being en-
balned at the University Medical College, was Ia
ken TO the home OF Mrs. VI. Delacroex, at 1onkef5.
Many we-known physicians called at the unlNcI-
slty Yesterday and expressed sorrow AZ the great
loss which the medical profession had received bf
the death of the Profe ssor. The funeral will take
place at YOnkers Tomorrow.
The will of Professor Darling has been filed for
probate I'm the Office Of the Surrogate. BY the WIZ
which is dated April 27, 1881 Professor Daring
gives all his real and personal estate to his c.,
teemed friend. Mrs. Amelia Deacroiex, OF lonkeis,
and Le also appoints her sole cxeutrlx. She Up,
pearcd IN the Surrogatcs Off C yesterday and filed
with the will petition asking that citations issue
tosAttorncy General OBrien and Public Adminl-
sirator Algemon :. Sullivan. there being no heirs
at-law or next of kin of the tcstatOr.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
Jersey CITY

Henry Cook, who was in company with LizZie
DangOrder when she lcapcd into the river from tho
fcrry-boat Payonia Oh Christmas Eve, was dis
charged by Police Justice StIslns yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

aslcd for osalstapce general alarm wns sent out
describing Mr Roszcl M thrty.hvo years oi nsaa
i've teci and aeycn inches high aud slender w'tp
blue eyes, aud gray hair and whishcis'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
ALONG THE SOVND.

SoUTH NoRwAIK.-- There were TuNors yesterday
of Il forthcoming compromise between plOpretors
an tie striking matters.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

Genuine Johann HONS Malt extract has signature o. Johanr
MorZ E-uek neck Of bottle Endorsed b,
all ply sician' for genCr dohity beware OF limitations
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

Young or midd'e-agcd men, suffering from
nervous debility kindred Affections shonld address with
three letter stamps treatise Worlds Dspensary
Medical Assoc alton. Buffalo. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

RLAR's PHLs.-Great English GOut and
Ehesmltic Remedy. oval box, 81 round soc. All druggists
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
LESSONS FROM A wOULD-BE POLICEMAN.

Information was received by the Police, Commis-
siOnerS Yesterday that sixteen more appHcan'S ipI
appoiptment as patrolmen had passed through the
civil service mill one of the successful can,lld@ies
went 10 the headquarters TO ascertain when ne
could le appointed by the COMMISSIONERS. lie said
he was receiving $50 per month and had Tree ren,'
coal and gas as a coachman, and he was not TuGh
inclined to give up such good POSITION ,i'iissst y"
was assurcd of a pcrnancut appointment. non
he was told thai he would have 10 serve on piopl1
tion for one month without paw and then woulu
stand a chance of being dismissed, he went away
shaking his head. story wa told of another can
ddate. John Duncavy. at the expense of preleS-
siona boxer in the employ OF thc Clyll service
COMMISSION The boxer tested the fighting powers
of the candidates at Woods Gymnasinm and lsel
turncd the fables on the bruSer short round.
lie knocked him down with such a stunning blow
that several persons present thought DuuieaNy
might be John l.. Sullivan in Disguise. The boxer
Law inscnsibc for some seconds, and when ne recoV-
cred consciousness he said he felt unable to try any
more candidates. Aftcrward he set the men spar
ring with each other but he gave Dunleavy tie
highest possible mark.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
up THOMPSON N NEED OF REST.

Tho Rev. John Il. Thompson. who fctutncn !"
BROOKLYN on Thursday night aitet hys,eiuni,e A.,
sencc of more than two weeks, dcnich nI"S1'r S ho
most visitors yesterday. An intimate trent, VIZ
s,,y him said 10 TmBuNE reporter
that he VIVA much depressed IN spirits
thnuob mentally MI ripht. lie believed Mr. lhomp,
son lad taken chloral ou the sunday before hoWch'
away to ard off one of the terrible neuralli, h,hu
aches to which he was subject aud 10 enaple hlnl
60 iill hts pulpit. The strain proved 700 nlnrn .o'
him and hc was unable TO preach. lhon III wv -
notion from the usc uf the drug anu V'n wv
nnrvna unatruug hc started nwav from th" CIV.
lie thought n unlikely that Mt ,hWup'Vi =, waS
milo To- toll whore he went or whnt he did " was
rvidrnt thnt hr know what he was nhnut, ana W'H
milo to tnlo care uf hmnrlf until hr fcl'HiRPh'i
from The Revere House, in liuston, that he was III
right, 49,, .....,.., adi,d "ls n phy.
stcnliy unsonnd nrn, aud he haa hardly u hcnlihN
nrann In ha body, with ha quick hiain hnV '''l''
ihouqhi lac in npi to0VeTwofk hH hndN M" " FlN'
ont There /, no doubt that he broke down ll"h
oVrrwork OF couise he took chlorhl i" Arcu'r 80,
,icf from, m.onnia. hni what hran-workcr troubled
I'm thnt way dosa not II ls the best hNpn'li'
known bat II lsa trcacheIons drug, 10 Whsnp ~"
dicted 10 chioral, however, aud thihk llh,l h'
taken il for 4 year before the sunday ne pre-
dows. Mr.. Thompson Is mn,'o t,urS
before mm if lie can only keep his heaIth,
| am not q member of his church.. but ne
has captured me with his elOqucnce AMI abiIliy IN
thc pulpit Every one in the church reloiceS III ny
return and hopes soon to see HIM in the pulpit. vi
10 work now. Perfect rest in G9iet
place remote from the city, Is wha1
ne needs No doubt his church will give hlm
prolonged vacation. All his friends rejoice thal he
is no worse off and are contidnnt OF his speedy
restoration. No possible dscrcdit can attach TO
him III the whole matter"
All the members of the church who were seen
cOncurred in this statement.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
THE AFFAIRS CT BROOKS & DICKSON.


Fx-Judge Diitenhoefer has obtained from Judge
DOnohue an order rctu,nabie on Monday 10 show
cause why rec liver ShDul. not Ge appointed for
the property Of Messrs. Brooks q DfUksGn This
order obtained IA the action begun, stated
in Thursdays Tribune by Joseph Books for
dissolution of partnership. This action has caused
much comment in theatrical circles, AMI has given
rise 10 many unfOunded rumors. According to Mr..
Brooks be took the step simply on account of
various disagreement5 between himself aud one of
his partners Tne business of the firm, though nat
uIaly affected by the general depression in the
atrical matters rs firm basis aud had nothing
to do with his action. Beside Nine. kistOri. they
are managing three companies whici are all piay-
ing 20 faIT business" In the Ranks La Char
bonnerep and "ROmany Rye" Until the present
season their profits were undoubtedly large Last
wear James A. Randall, Of Detroit Was admitted
as a partner under an arrangement by which he
was 10 put $4,000 into the business. OF this
amount he has put In $9,OS7. For the present al
it. the business of the frrn will continue as
usual.
UNEXPLAINED ABSENCE OF A MERCHANT
William {. Roszel senior member of Rosz- Bros,
dealers In leather and canvas goods at No. 81
Waficii-st, went from his place of business TO
Brooklyn on Tuesdag saying That he. gas going to
collect bill He did not return and his family, at
No 32l Webstct-aye.. Jnisey city, looked for him
In vain that night he search vas continued
until yesterday when J, H. Roszcl, brother living
at college Point vent to Police Headquarters and
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
HROOKIYN.

The directors of tho Ncw-Yorli and Brooklyn
Elevated Railroad COmpany, one ot the many cor
porstlons whose tracks gridiron Brooklyn on pa
per held meeting yesterday and voted to consent
TO first mortgage the franchise and property Of
the company, aad TO authorize a contract for tie
construction OF the proposed road from the Grand
Central Depot in Ncw-York TO yari0us outlying
points in Brooklyn, using the Bridge 9s the con-
Meeting link between the two cities. The company
CLAIMS TO be the lessee Of the Brooklyn Elevated
and Atlantic BEACH, tho Brooklyn and Concy
Island Central and the BrooiIyn City Elevated
roads anLt0 have a capital Of Sll 100000, oi
which , 600 900 has been subscribed.
MISS Belle IIetfner who disappeared last summer
after charging Charles FeTchland, a pano-ma l1or,
with malpractice. went before the Grand jury
yesterday SO charge that money had been PAID 10
her by Ferchand to go away. When his case came
to trial the girl was gone and he was acquitted.
She has returned to prosecute him.
General Molucux has asked tho Park Commis-
sioners tor permission to give field drll OF the Sec
ond Division Mani Onal Guard in the Long Meadow
OF Prospect Park, on WashingtoD's Birthday, whlc
will be celebrated on February % sham battle
will be par OF the exercises.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
At TELLADEGA, ALA.

"The safe was subjected to severe fire. the night Of
November 29th. our money all saved and the books
came out in good legibo condition
DIV. ROGERS & co.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
NEWS FROu THE SUBURBS.

or-rrp r,vpIprrNCr or ~ T-y tNCrT T.J
W I'm 80! II IL W W. ''-'
Arthnf Williamson, cir iriltai -o,kiig Ehgtsii-
man appcicd III the iI"t Dl7lFci lgis' 1olii, I'M
jersey CITY, as conplalutant against EdWaId tait
lich OF No. 3JI Fast lhlrt{-5lNlh-St., NtW-l -lOIb'
whom he accused Of having robbed hun. i'll:
Williamson said That lac WIS an evangelist, and
that bo w3.4 ON his way from London t. Chicago :"
j'n Mr.. Moody and assist him ~ ms ahori. nae
coming across the ocean me- lr.ape a.lnliin.'d
WIN some !o1nR Iuen VIZ IH"vt III" "A mn ~" ~ pay q
t,euoS game oI 'ud7 TO 'o'ieN' ."' va" '"l"ns %
lH. N't"-'i Ali,t ls 'us .t" -
vs. F'"i. r W, ln') 4i w. ,i,f,i ~ w. - - - G
u. "'i iii,. - " '..' ,i o H. ,...o,, .o,,
l'i ".'i ~ ~ y,le "
Z" 'p, 'N, t'", .-y !, ~ II
'", ."I .-'N NV it i''', .- '"' .-N -, ~ ~
, ,"l I'1 I'! Ll 'liH''t it ~ ''l
N'.r', y Do ''.n '''''' 'itt u'I' he
Mt' Z tlt ,h;, ii'| II, "F.
Nh'l Z = ti"'i COZ l.' pI't0 %
hlh ti.lt lN Ihe tyi.'i' 'f lit''i HiN' 'Ibh' iI
NIIn lINI H.' 'H. I.'l Nt-ia, N '. i .i 4
Il t|1 ~
lt,l ID NN tt-.t
tt ,.i l Iti
a ii| i. , g.
"a a.t uIl n,
lI .H.. 3d. '1..tii .n,t. IUti, be
lt' .'u fi-'i.I '..I H. UiItnIl
Nl ~ , ..U. l WHEN
UrI .....i ll5'lu. .,uIG l liu.' IDS m-
aI...tllI l.u.cI tu auI,I 90 l.ehoil.uh
.l.if.0i I'd. .uat..l 0l 4--. laah.l Nas le-
uid tsa.IIuati tiu,. Jud 81 ID. ,u.,lu lu-4itt,I
t0 a.. uc,cutiJu-!O0ui as 4 witness.
DEACON TERRY AND MRS UDWNS RETURN.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

Mrs. Fanny Barrow acknowledges the receipt of
several large, new aud beautiful picture books
anonymously sent package of clothing and cards
from Mrs. flndlcy other package, anonymous /;
clothing, books toys, ca is fans and candy in
boxes dolls carriage, shoes, tea pins and books
from Marian d sumner; two pairs of home knit
woolon stockmc-. and from Harlem quantity Of
years old.
Information was received yesterday that George
W. HOXie, who. when Assistant United states Dis
trlct-At Attorney in 1875, disappeared under susDi-
cious circumstances WAS living In Chicago at the
Grand Pacific Hotel After he lett Bron6lyn Mr
lloxic was traced to Philadelphia. but 10 further
ciew could bc found.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
LCNDBoEC'5 RHENIsH COLOGNE.
SrnrM SIGNAIa-

STORM SIGNALS.
the coming Of great storm is heraed By the display OF
Onary signals Is The approach OF that dread and fatal
disease Consumption Of the Lungs usually announced ~ adj
by plmplas, hlOices eTUDtiOlS ulcers gandulaf
swelling ard Lurcd ward manifestations OF tho internal
blood poison which not promptly expelled from The system
attacks the delicate tssues OF the lungs causing them TO nj
ceIGe ana break down Dr. Iicrces Golden Medical Dis
f. the remedy for ths for all diseases having
their origin bad II improves the appetite aud dges
ton uc and builds the wasted systen.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
HOSPITAL SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

Flags will he displayed cars and stages ali over
the city to-day inscribed "lIelp the Hospitals
Ia mos of the prominent hotels there will be large
boxes on which viii be painted " Aid the Sick
Sunildr boxes will be placed In the stations OF the
elevated roads. In all the various trade centres
subscriptions Will bo received IN aid of the Hos
pilal Fund. Hospital SATURDAY," said f. +. Cook,
the secretary OF the association. yesterday, Will
Dc more generally ohserYed tomorrow, We tnlnk,
than at any time since TINS object twas placed be-
fore the public. Last year Hadc a general ap-
peal Ia the public and the result collection of
about SIS 600. But the assurances that have been
received rom all the leading trades. and the inter
est manifested in our work lead Us TO hops for a
still better result tins year."
Gifts tor current cXpensesi endowment of beds,
or fer building purposes, may be dcs snated for any
hospital in sfhe city Money may be sent TO
Charles Lanier. tho general treasurer, at No.
21 VssSau-st Checks should be sent
10 bis order or indorscd in his favor In tho
clurchosfo-moiTsw collections will be made. At
the meefiag Of the aSsociat0l last week word had
been received from go city churches In which con-
frLntions were taken last year fOr thls purpose,
aud all promised 10 contribute Tomorrow. Ia adj
dti0n 10 these number Of other churches siguihed
their intention OF taking mp col lcctiOns for the
cause I'm the Protestant Episcopal churches and
in many of those of other denominations Bishop
Coxe's hymn Tor Hospital sunday will be sung.
] be full report OF the collections Of these two days
will be made known 90 the meeting OF the assOcld-
Oh Oh January 10.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
At ALBANY, n. T., DEC, is.

MY saw and planning mill destroyed. and my Her
rings safehad severe roasting. happy TO say that
found lts contents in perfect order"
S CURTIS PARK.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
GUILTY OF SELLING OLEoMARGARlNE.

The counsel for Morris Marks who was accused
OF selling imitation butter, virtually admitted es
terdsy that the substance as sold an article Of
food. Recorder Smyth said that he would not de.
eide on the cOnsiituiiOGaiity of the law. but would
at on IL rs 1t stood. The defendant said that he
had no intention 10 deceive In tho sale. The de-
on appeal, intieducca as witnesses Professor Heary
Norton of the Stevens Institute Professor Charles
l. Chandler, OF the COLUMBIA school OF Mines,
formerly PRESIDENT OF the Board Of Health,
and 0r. Geoige +. Morris, sanitary in,
fpector Of tie B0aid OF Health. The, said
that oleqmafg9tre vas clean. asd they
poire lbey thougkt ~ might be a. healthfu ms
butter Some q then test fed that AZ !niitation ot
tet r1ight br iipde 90 gyinpeie that chemical
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

| Captan David Van Maine is one of tho wenlthest
oysteinSr OF Stuten lsunt At the fecent meeting
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
AT A0yLT0N, NE.
A Block Destroyed Dee. ii.

IN the centre OF me burning block store In which
had one OF WV CHAMPION SAFES. Although no wator
thrown UPON the s'e It's contents were saved IN good
condition"
CHARLES 4. TEENEY.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
THE MANSION H0UaE,
EOng Branch, Dec. 20.

The safe food 10 tho lote5tpar o mc Gre which de
stroy,d the Mansion House take p.asuo B" sians tat
Oh opening The safe found ali y hooas AL papers intact
81. j. BUrLER.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-30

HeptasaBeT 81, 1884 b T0wnhhsp q s H4uHe
~ NE5eet containing g&g acres, Imore Or AeHs,
nnii that Andrew Perkins. Dr. E. Q. Webb
and E i Perkins be appointed conmiasicn
ffs 10 hold aaid eleetioa.
AZ Nathaniel Nincent's store, On TUES
5AI September 90. 1884, IN Township 10, s.
naaae 10 West containing 60 aeroB, more
d less, md tnat Benz Eilender, ANDY Cliff
Ton md Nathauasl Win sent hR appointed
commissioners 70 hold sald eieeAgn,
At Emile Leblane7s residence, on WE'D
n ESDAY sAsf9bpr |, 1884 N sHnaMsAip lg
81 lass, afd that Stephen Elleniet, Walter
Hraaann and Emile Leblanc be aFpointed
commissioners IL hold said elecAinu
AtJa e. Whitman . Residence on 4 xgi3.AY.
October q 1884, I'll Township q s Range 10
w est, caftaiaiIa. ~ acres, more d less. Ann
thas fi w Foster Charles Spikes nnH j y.
tYizistnal be appointed commissioners to
hold saia election.
At John Bivens' residence, On SATuR-
DAY, October 4, 1884, Ia I0wnehif q s.
Range ID West. easltaAh ang $40 'aeges Tnuee
D. less, and that 81 Cochran, George
Rodgers and John Biyens be appointed com
Gfissioners to hold said election.
AL Laban Wingateis residence, on MON
DAY, October 6, 1884 in Township 0, s.
Range IL West, cunfaining $40 acres, more
or less, and that 4 III. Cooper, IA. Burkes
and Alfred Cochran be appointed commits
si0ners to hold said election.
At Levi Ashworth's residence, on I UES
DAY, 0etobe, Z, 1884, ID Township 8, s.
Range III West, containing $40 acres, more
or less, and that Andrew Pierce, Andrew
ABhworth, ST., and Levi Ashworth bc APP
pointed commissioners to hold said election.
At Thomas Gray 4 residence, on WEDNES-
DAY, October s, 1884, in Township 4, g..
Range - West, containing $40 acres, more
or less, and that J. Burl1es, Robert Jeans and
hold said election.
at Isaac nichols residence, en TIL RS
DAY October ., 1881 In Township 3, 8.
Range ii West, containing $40 acres, more
on less, and that =. L. Cannon, j B. EaFea
and Isaac Nichols be appointed commission
ers To hold said election.
AT Siavdons mill, on FRIDAY October
10, 1884, III Township 4, S. Range 10 West,
containing $40 acres more or less, and that
Eli Whitton, VIM. Miers and ID, w Slayldoif
be appointed commissioners to hold said
election.
At Louis Lorrain's store, on TUESDAY,,
October IA, 1884 in Township 10, s. Range
West, containing $40 acres, more or less, aud
that Joseph Derouen, Arvilien Dereuen and
Louis Lorrain be appointed commissioners
to hold said election.
At 0nezime Mallet's residence, on WED
NESDAY, October IS, 1884, IL Township 10,
Is. Range West, containing $40 aeres, more
or less, and that Francois Benoit, Stephen
Andrns and 0nezime Mallet be appointed
commissioners 10 hold said election.
At ToliVar Hayes residence. on THURS
DAY, October no, 1884, In Township II, s,
Ranges West, containing $40 acres, more'or
less; and that Jules Moore, Jr. Vim 7 Holland
and ToliFar Hayes be appointed commissions
ers To hold said election.
w. L. HUTCHINS,
Treasurer CAleasieu Parish.
Lake Charles, August 16, 1884.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-30

Piles arc 7FNd 5eiEE3y FfecaEaad kyy i sssase
81 waighs h the aaek ioins and lower part
of klse abdomen, cMnninE the patient toaup.
fesa AZ hasaaEne aHerlion of the kidneysur
nhknting organs All times symptoms
ri indigestion sfe present, Is datHisncy uEa-
aaHiness 81 khe stomach, nc. A moisture,
Hike Precipitation, producing very disa-
eaeeahle ftehine, after getting warm, 6 4
common attendant. Find, Bleeding and
Itching flte yield at Cnce To The appli-
ea1iAn III IN Bosnnkols Pile Remedy; shich
sei directly upon she parts affected, absorb
ing thr Inm0gx aliayinR the intense itehE
ing, ind eflacting permanent cure prics5
d1eents Address the DIR. Roaanko Nedk
cine Co. Piana. o. Sold hgsznz srsrspsss<
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-30

VIVA. Meyer. the Druggist, who is
aIways looking after the interest of his
customers, has secured the sale OF Dr.
BDaanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, q
remedy that never fails to cure Coughs,
Colds, Pains in the Ghestand all Lung
Affections. For proof Try free sample
bottle. Regular stze 80 cents and 81.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-30

sJ. VT. Davidson. Of Evergreen.
Ala, says, f0r years have been trou4
HE'D with Agne and Dumb Chiils, my
whole System WIS impregnated with
Malaria Id its most malignant form,
three boxes of ATorse'a Agne Magnets
thoroughly cured me. at cost 81 fifty
cents per box, when had expended
hundreds Of dollars with physicians"
For sale BY WV. AfExKH, Lake Charles,
TAI
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-30
VIII. aInxnn. Druggist.

Little boys are now directing their
stern parents attention to the fact
that Pennsylvania syotnan has fallen
dead while whipping her danghters-
E2Ats1dezgtaia Press.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-30

Remember Morse's Ague and Ma
iarial Magnets cures Billiousnsss, Sick
Headache, Fever and Ague, Dumb
Chills, and Malaria Wan MEyRB, Lake
Charles, Tia.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-30

The woman Of The period don't
mind getting late TO an express train,
bat il is when the mail train leaves
her that ahe walls. 2Ae Hatchet.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-30

It would take q very small bottle TO
hold all the tears that Jim Blaine has
ever afed for ireland or any other
conntry.-IlonisYille 0ourtey-Joaradl.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-30

Aforse's Agne Magnets are sold by
WM MEYER, under guarantee. Then
why eudfsr longer