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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-04

though on Kat-."- out rats, mice. nes
reaches bedbugs, ants vermin, chipmunks- l5c.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-04

4 GENTS WANTED for the best and fastest
"A selling Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices reduced
g per cent. NATIONAL PUB. Co, St. Louis, Mo.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-04

The prince of Wales is said to nurse NOR
bid conviction that his mother will outlive him
and that he will never be king.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-04

American railroads use more than ten mill
ON iron car-wheels.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-04

Over 3O7, 900 widows have applied for pen
eiOus
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-04

A Perfect Remedy for all abrasons OF the skin
and all diseases OF the feet of Horses and Cattle N
valuable to Stockmen. Coles Veterinary Corboli
saye In SOC and 100 cans. AT Druggists or by mall j.
w. COLE & CO., Props, Black River Falls, WIS
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27


E1EzBKT BKEEuR. Dee 80, 1854
Eziitur Al1hs Csaaas Eza9:
Wal FouT conzsht ] uould Ike 20
sceaugv snara in yurr cuiHmns for the
f1liswirr hines. "a ihfrr7n F0u whsi I
an doing On zieEurT Branch: am
building 5 igyee on J & z! GskTiHss
Fize fETm eE5 wards long, Eve fses
hiEh. A Catre ditch SIS wards Jung,
ser sect vida. "A waste ditch 1900
yards long and fEs feet vide. The
GesrIns dc not intend 60 rinse ss
much nee zs Inc Watkins Eice Com
nzuT. brs thsv intend raising good
gszach for small FIRM, if the season
be fuFurabie. say 90 acres J. & Z.
Gsz-in hREe a fuEniF patch Of sb0Ui
three zcTer: the best Z have seen since
I 8sft Europe Tee iErgsE' siEe are
from 23 Iol4 poundb. TRs old cssi-
Eess Of tins pace sEv abF. IRE sBs
B-sst Issy hEFs-sgsr seen. Ire tssEsIn
bounds, : iuinumber. killed two wild
gals iRrt Aoudav night 81 o clock.
TRsT made As mucE nose - the PHI
GsliBeS die wren Samson was sizyiRg
them Wal abe Jsw Done Of Fl sss-
TBe hound, had q Cood picnic Wbv
non We haFs posi-othre II this sec
tiu1 Of the County Orr papers are
OLD EbeE Ne gel -iheu ReTs- II We
had a post-nfBcs tbs Echo would nave
more Of = nircniRtion through this
conntFy YourB, Respectfully, Fl
n. e FLKsnrIEe
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27
-. ~ 80


ISIS but seeizatl jjspt Ser 81 p1aie.
fnl lseiogs on szi-ih 70 cypress ls,eis
gTziiiade fcr ail kiadnasaes enieadsa
a. il.ssn Hence. tiss Ecno. 5aly AZ
prseiaaag ihis Taras injuncsior,
kuoNing Fl ", snrlse suiiaials saeaAiorl,
ansi iinassasrh.zS Nsw lear duy will
bass eone and posed 3 Ia piEei
upon ulsscb Az 0ad Yesu viii Eaye
diEssa aseif inio ibs Pazt sol Abs
Ssw lear h0sled inso beginning,
availa il=sil Is gisis ssue 10 eztsali Is
eEpres4iana e rzzEita6a. Eirzl 40
iIna Mbe hassRs nll n rhnrge. nrld ID
nh0n - ere iadsbse5 Scr he 1aasE
lisusiaes uhieh only lie run basisw !
Ne kSm aiih reverence ana isnplose
his eeaauaaHee RI hoiy protection.
Io oar patroas- wG sayr y0Hr ysT-
ereas asientions anriag dbe pzss year
are assplT b4aa41fu orr heEfs.wA,4-A
s3e wia nAnifeHt anuRg aae New
fssf. IT orr renewed siDrls - make
the Ecao sBare sseepGable 70 ven and
indeed, baa,shBid friend. s. &C
espt orr Hauv tlzanlSs and Fs=arIiil zs I
70 WISH ssu EapPy, hsalshr sad !
&ew 1eaH
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27
.LerIsr from sHgarlern.

SUGAEToWS, La, Dee. AZ 1884.
Edltor Lake ChaEiss Echo
AnotAer vase step and sensible sng-
gsaion Of tbs BCRo, Is that Of pro
eurihg Eistislies from the many midas
triKi citizens Of OF parish, IN order
tlHt it Aay De.Fead. by the Exposition
ylSItGTs, many of whom are seeking
Rsw holaes in just saeh region as
ouH We think this should not he
neglected. Just think of lbe uBpsEal-
IeIsd opportunity Of laying the inter
esl4Bg history OF yeHT vas. TssoBress be-
fore the observation Of tbc vide EOEid.
What nor appears dull and monet
0RsaE to you, will doubtless, when
displayed in print, prove an interest
iRg sesoRBt 70 those who are seeking
ZACH information, and be as6aEed hsS
Orleans will abound Eith them. But
if we should publikb such in the EcHo
! "a parish 3GaEaRl--Eould it resolve
the attention Of the Pesple7 De as
saared it would, and the Iaost undi-
,Vided attention, TOO. Tue gHiiriag
Editor Of the EceHo willsse that his
paper is thoroughly exhibited, and 40
doubt he nil also make a note Of
! those Issues containing an account Of
/ industry. hes, We say The paper anil
be displayed TO the people, and that
/ 1t siH receive attention. ssch Is
affirmed BY the editor; and knowing
I that ms Will compare fsyorabiy With
all other journals, We rs-aSssrt thai
the most strict attention will rot BE-
HitBheh from il. So we uTee upon
eEery citizen Hho can tell as some-
! thi9g regarding bis business, TO do il
Through tbs celgmDs Of tie EeHo.
I HyyeH are not accustomed 10 sfislng.
and feel inrlised 70 staHd lack n
| that plea, Just cal on some Of gyour
! fEieRas for = Little accommodation
who w9ll frame ap The substance of
pour HoHas FOR PF3at. We have many
/ 6Est-clsss fsEmels rho e9ald talk al
day % fae sHbjeet Of their business.
aud render it an Interesting topic, bat
ee1ld at be indaced 10 fraEae 40 ar
tiele gf il for 4 paper 6ath aifi-
deBee eemes FROM lne1peFieaee n
youth. But We are oyerioyed 10 say
that they aFe not u the least blind "a
tAe istetset of their ehildren aui their
eguHtEy 1t large, and 40 they sFe g;Y-
thse aaeh a. edueatiSh IS mani-
sfesis fhe Ensit sspreme spiFis eater
priee.
ke1aFniag ~ the Ssbjeet uAasr
egne aeEailqn.Ee spuid suggest that
gosd HsrEfcg yonr lpanyi coFEespen1
denis vsaid " to give as AZ article
each ~ the EaE9nEce. RI ne parish.
esgssai statistics of FARMERS ] viii
easieag0r 50 10 do soon, for 4 iBteud
y prs asss > iot@i pets ie-iay, partly
fhls psFpose. heFeafisr Hill uae
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

n B.-Ihe Caleasieu Lumber Gem.
PaBy is composed Of Bay CITY and
SsgiBaw Michigan, Iufnser men. /.
Respectfully, GEO. VASE.
Our readers mat not take Rbove
cut as icing .he amoaHt Gu. each day.
Ar Massey HsesBs those galacaRls 10
be tie aetaal Capacity Of the IniIIs I;
bat Of eoarae many zOFking days are
Lost N The Iniiiibg baAiBeas It would
be aafe 70 az, thst 75 per cent Of
she amounts spse shat are tbs Essnlls
Of DOR daily labor Prisss of IaInber
At shs mills here, ordinarily range
from len 10 fourseen dollars per thou.
sand feet. Selected, choice lots, Auch
as bridge timberG, thoHgh, seomlRsad
higher figures. Dressed lumber, clear
Of zap, is held as high as &ls per
ahoHsand
With the above showing Of facts,
@ith the further iFae statement thai
We have communication with the
~hoIe wosid d. rail and waier for OR
lumber product, re cant sec -by aKe
hare net az gaod . showing for future
| prosperity ssthegsaerality Of mankind.
The lands AbeEe are al frst-claas
/ yelIOw pine lands, carefully selected
by exPezisBeed laIaber men before
being purchased, and will yield u
lniaimam Of 5000 feet Of choice laIn-
Der per acre. Another great feature
is the sxailabihty Of the timber on
the lands. Onr creeks and branches
are 40 ffeshet streams and sitii our
usual spring and Finter raias afford
ample opportunities Of Asating 10 tide
water Indeed, IN our npild climate,
laundering can be carried onin the
snills and d the ioggeries, tbe shole
yesr witheui cessation IN addition
10 our superior Mater griFiieges three
Of our lanbsr frins have leg Faissays,
Messrs Hampton 4 hiller have three
miles ef track riih one lecometiye.
MeaaFs AeqEe, Psrkiaa a Go., have
"A pailgs ef tEAek and tso lopemstiEss,
aud The sAlcasieu lsptaber sepapy
hsfe slx miles IF sfsek ard Two loco
pOi@Fes Hiiiisa eapseity qf fFasn 400
10 SO l9gn psr Gsy
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

THz IEfy kaea Is responsible Tor
tae fallswing s'fer phblac schools,
saaeg fer aFiaaipsl eEpshss1, sfz.-
sse, 3 the wse IL whish =. Lan6Es
DsrisA aisiaes - FsvsRRes for 1885.
Il rot shis wansiRg good aFef
ash4r o. book larHiBg -
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

istc Aaga urgnursse mas c1n1sl
a. well ss silks eaa b usea me n
snits haiEzg wer.F tasElElf1 za ezecE
lsiou rapid. znl 80 ziFnpie 1has nhIli
tEan Tnansphlata IL
hEETy woman TlDsi apEHessase Al, Z
filming thzf viii F1Vyt m ai5inasiuE
lEsEBear for oil. patti. ~ ulser STAINS
/ on garments or raspats. KFho tKs n1i
hrea anapgad ~ VI uEiv snoa oa oiih
ssWise zpdfisss kiss, zad xlrhHd 81
! soEne rsad TIneans 81 EenUEziinE them
MznE. iike good ar. Hu1opp, have
I been tttRkan al b. rH7loHs 5EiBsraui
Fenduzs 81 patent compositions toasc+
rumPlish this great dssidsrEtuIl-
I Tee liI.5EhtsniRE ETadiraiur. despite
! rs EraadIiogneHt nzIrr, Processes Il
be a BsznrEa for 81 ihess lis, and
rerIzirlfg gives fair promise ef Eseping
rs faith 7Eith the purchasers.
BrIt5sh Honduras Is Osc II 4Bs few
exhibits ALREADY 81 BHrfsCt oTder, aud
well Fppsys AIRY time 6evpIsd n ITS
i7lsnErfIU1. TIE Samples q It's native
woods mr. bszuiifnI issyun3 eamParE
RossBooa, mahogany, SPANS eeds-,
iaTWOol, aa1a a50Ee a. the cabbage
wood. lIstle known but exquisite, are
zEBDBg a few Ct ina man 4ess known
trees lzsTs Represented Cabbage wood
d q bFirhi Fsliuw. win lonrlIud.-
RaI IRsrRings okr-Imsol, Transverse
sections apPsHr like regular cots OF
tbs ENDS Of inhullesIBEl tnbez Nor
Is toe eziHb5t confined % nBmauuiac.
tuHsi Samples. Exquisite tabses CON-
lpUse5 O. uliuuth portions q these
loEsrv children Of fhe forest. aEtrarl
ibe eve ard eUFy q all However
one my be 80. possess one of
.bese. nuue can CONTEXT tina. desire,
Tor taer came; be bought. the nRilya
v oriIBeD AaEIn- consented u pEr.
with ttleEH oniv undsr the t-oTErBUr
.ers0E8i aEsuraDce mat they should
be retnTEed. Preserved sPseBneBs Of
rnIts and vegetables who's very
lames are unknown TO rs, xRel Isl,
,sre and enriOEE, eurs8s and marine
reptiles and insects. Inauv
Z then very beautiful. though Their (
,sautv in no wav inspire gunfiaNE &C.
eZtl4e flanes all sl4eSs lBe richness /,
I'd rsraeiy 81 fsrsdHcsoa Of lhls illt.s I
now Br5tIsa possession Ne are
be- women uBrepresente3 Baskets (,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

STtTE CeAnsssIOsEE Of AgEieni,
tnrs TbonpsaH ) Bard sss TstRrssd
froln Washington Cily. lie is prem,
ised BY ibe Department Of AETisui,
tnT. plants aad seeds Of al XMAS
suitable 10 gBr climate. and viii &c,
port upon fBeir sBesess IN detail nj
the proper lime
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

ftHezt La4se sigp rs Al aaosi
Eve mpEa g1oss gf goar wonderfll ehill.
alln 1lalaEaa reEneiaF, Il gives HniFersal.
= 4 siaeli9n and j. the best seller NJ,
lssff sEaf hqa. because il doss 81 gou
fAAlaa i9g # gqEs sFnly, r. NJ. Tkx-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

Taz Ns= oFsssss FsHeEs SPEAK -
gieHiBg sergas OF Ger Eaton E s.
Commissioner, wbc mas elaarge 81 the
e,Iaeasioaal department Of 8he Expo-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

0UE views Of the question as absn'
swell stated by the Gig linn, a Re
publican jsarRai Of strong PEocdVltiea,
a. sell As Ne e0uid base expressed
them aurself. Listen: The negro
lsas already bsen gwen evil rights
equal TO The xhite man. TAs isw has
done for him vhst It Is proper It
should do
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

FB0n present aPPeAn2nees Il seesns
q. slsaagt President Arihur will isass
lard roAi t. traFsl - sesure tie
aSt4sa Esztes seRatership ETrHn NesF
fewk
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

GHE New Orleans press report that
city a. being oseTTun 9th theses Of
every description, from the bold safe
biower dawn to the petty handkeT-
chief and umbrella thief, and tie Pr.
comments IN very SeEsre Terms at Abe
very idea Of sHeh a slate Of things IN
the heart Of q great eity liksahe CFss-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

slse sou Bflieaz Are tosi Iron
hlei a Sick iEeadzrhe usis asssion.
60sfiaeueas qFp i.iYsF pr lael
sff g, M Liver Pills Wiil eaS4 yVe
Eer se III a kaage,
sssatAs nqs
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

THE CLIFTON WaiehnGH reports
thai 'tcapi =. G. Rely broaght TO
their Office the stated skin Of . puEs
lwhiss squirrel, looking as HatDral -
life, save the absence Of the eysbails,
shieh be states aeIe Of : beautiful
pink red The squiETel Hsa about The
size Of he eemmon grey species and
killed 10 the Redwood saamp Of East
Felipiaaa parish T. vii he sent 70
tie Exposition
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

R1cEaEp " BAEELExaz. Chef kE-
..inees ~ 4hs ssaiiea eazaes ss.y =
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

TaE New York Chamber Of Com
aeTce hare yoted, pira reee, that The
Spanish Ameriean treaty, being hos
tile 10 the Interests Of the people,
oashl 40, 70 be continued. There
we're three reports frem the commit
tee the majority report fasoriHg the
ireaty and tie 6Fst minority report
adserse, while recommending farther
eonsalsr reports and Regetistions
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

TIE steamboat Fred A. Blanks,
uEed as al excursion boat for carry,
iIg passengers - and from the Expo.
sifion Grounds, eollidsd Oh Last Sun-
day evening, On her return trip from
tie Exposition 81 the foo. Of jackson
sirses, Siii the British sleslusi,ip
Eisiofia. and sank 10 a Jew minEtes
after the sseidsnt. So iiget we're lost,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

a TERRIBLE accident DccuEEed At
the Exposition Grounds On isst San-
day morning At about 8 O'Clock. By
Tie tafBbliRg down Of a large iron
structure, bring erected for = hosel,
sincerely one msn MAS killed aad two
cabeFs dangerously, if not fatally,
woaadsd. The accident is attribuisd
10 the effectiveness Of the foundation.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

GossREssMAs JoHs n. AATsos,
ii indians, aaya The 6sates, 4Gmartiag
Eaaer Tie impuisiiou he bellsEes has
been east sPoa hia State By NJ. Blaiss
nayiag thst Ne eeuld sos obtain . fair
trial III he United States Court Of
Indiana, pgap.eses IL ipsTosaee 10 the
lIoass ! resolssipn for the appoiatnsHt
II. = essanistee ioispesil gale the charge
and w. II tllsfe II any iruaii il Il. II
seems u u hat B.Nss l,ar % well
esiabsisbed Ehe eheraesef q be reps
sasisnlfes ssraeisg that aaeli ~ inFes.
gasion u sni5rsly anaessasaFy riaea
ihe HIsoIe country knoNs that - Tbs
eelasaiion n IL aefsstsd eandilste.
TIA "a mapy ashsrs If his asifsApess,
IL Faaaas uhas II npt tape. slaiaa
svas ana asines nor sc net EsFtil
rleuEs tiaae Of coaagesa nor :
expense Lei iui slide
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

81 ". Davidson. of EgeERrsen.
IA; says, for years 4 have been trou-
DIED 7FitA Agae and Dursb Chiils, nv
sA9le system MAS impEeRnatel With
AAAAarla ~ IS most EasligaeEt form !,
thfes boxes Of 4orse'a lAg1e Magnets
tAqEoughly eured Hne, * c0et VI sistr
esats per box Hiaen ] had expended
handreds Of dollars With pliysieiane
of6sAAe by VA. 1lEEaa. Lake chaglss
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

E2eIaiasr A30rza's .Assae ann Ii
lasia Aaglesa eaeas EsilIieaensaa TT
s1szdae be- Feser AMI ague, fIiasal
eharies, La
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

In eompliaHse with y0Br rsgResis
IBeiOse ys1 q statement Of The dsiiv
maHniaCtRrg Of yea0v pine sHiBbeE =.
tiiiE pAasc, and It's EaAses Of 1he pSr-
lies gagged 81 tbs gasipess; a4so tAss
aaIBes and address Il tbe parlses VINO
are ths principal 0sBerz Of seliOv
pine lands II Caisss5s0 PARISH, lsI
vii. Observe that the majority Of tAs
Aan6E ARE owned ~ Northern and
EasIsEn msn. wbo are PEse4iesl ian
bsr men.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27
/ C-ILGzgEEUsg ILLgAElBER II
TEREST.

At sRT EsgEesl Es Save te-u TN.
isiss-d ~ Mr.. Gen RF&seF with tise
following HslEAL8e infarlnaii0B ON a..
abuEs subse-i- Jn zddIiis1 T. fLess
lands, these are taozsasds Cf acres Of
laad Swhsa b. inaiFidEzis, IN small
tr&saE who are engaged IN Logging On
CIR streams IA iscl there are Bot
iwo kfzns, 4lrs Casseas5el Luusser Com.
Pauy and Moore, Perkins q Ga--swiI
are sssasiy dsFsa6en. uPen tis tiflt-sr
FRESH theIF SWn Asssas lar s8ppleiRg
their mills. Tbs elmer niiiiisg firrnt
buying llaeiF sHPIiy IF logs iron leg-
ger, EsReraiiy. Tbs foliouiag Is ihs
NC AbvEs refer to-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27
NEW on IL n r.TrrT-ETs
ASS oaazaEz- I,z y, lssz

-AAA ssz.A-AAkAs ~ Is, 1eez-
/ sgssaiaI CAszsaHs,a 1lf iass lEi.ao.
4 Issy ~ dav ahe haaarsas of gabsr.
isrs neve rith mage toueh ever tbs
wEounsa md aniiainzs q ahe Erpus;.
Ei8a, svpazinz urdersnst 81 chaos. Il
seems ineHe al,as . EBueh ear be
accomplished ID 80 shnrt 4 pe7ioa.
klnsy aiWsek, and airsaay abs Exp1,Ei-
Alou IS looming - - aliiis grand
pFDparlIpns Ire Malks ssra furdursi
II lss1gcs Thar nIigt uai GesnsiYs shs
oshul1sr Ifils lsellrFina ahrv had ban
painted ~ nzpy FeSFs a. IN rsxs4T
iheT havs i.een daFs tai rzzgaoisss
are txkiRg ihais pesiiialzS IN Eazfiss-
aaaaaeal linns. and NhEge befnre ware
lss0RnHEo Of slssgUB1 ara n8H hnudsnsaz
zaazAle eFeasgsnsrs Exinfhturz ne
HuTiing waasa vii, asd daiiv some
rev FexiTr4 attrzcts ire rye uF tie
sslxaiGg ...-....
and 50 lhs good worE gees nrEEe-
Il gu. 2ealonses asnsv zrise. cast
ssasss aof ssezaIsSainl essen uG-aE -
apnae, bet with sE7sl-a aEasiu1F 20 n.
strHgs and araelpp the rssournes Of
tee Hhsis Souils. eaeh nsszs ari aside
FsssiE gEarTs3s aEidgzdd iiis Il her mite I
70 fszse tee EzBHsition Nbst II cught
Issftss---a gran sueuess--ani uadoubs- (
@ais dhose arBgsr fht heads cf de- !
Esr1EBsnLs, Wbe--5f we are 10 lalitEs I
tsse CID aosgs dsez gods rnust EzFs 6ss- I
l1Eae1 81 destrnoa0E--EaFs tailed IA
aanrteFE. mare raerlvea zeasDr fbeE
Fsi3t EUt sgoaasrgst. 81 IS sa 4 c1In-
fEssrL a. p9e- veal hu8an nafur.
ilgat few czT hear u BE eiegats5. for
err So irT5st . tBgIBsu.. above Inc
ssERDou herd, without forgs1unr that (
g1,ligs. SAD thE: Bgi8lsBess u 4 I
-hasp prrs 10 pay fer -poPnlEr favor q
bUt come, meTasiziB- OF hHmau de-
lTaFliv Is not exactly mv forte. 1a5 /
1eE INV readers 80 forgive zn5 f0rgcl. (
nd come with ne 20 the n
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

: pencil fprs writing ErEiC:sss NO mere,
/ z ] ear pss1ils,y zgHid Il
Hoes. sis- DIzH-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

sATERDAl - y 20.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27

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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-28
BosroN, August 1871

BosTON, August 18th.
My wife, brother and sister and mar.
ty Joined me here, and we went by sea
to, Plymouth Rock, visited all the old
places of historic interest, gathered
some relics, thence returned by rail 10
Boston. thence by steamer to Nantas-
ket beach, and other places OF interest.
thence back to Cambridge. through ito
College Halls and 800 900 volume IL
brary, and through DIR. Asa Gray,s
botanic gardens, visited the old "Wash.
ington Elm,n on Cambridge Common.
under which Washington assumed
command Of the American army l775.
visited Bunker Hill, and climbed Ito
monument, the old State House and
its high gilded dome, wandered about
old Kings Chapel and its sacred little
burial ground in the midst of q bust
ling city, and
I'm sleepy. Good bye. n You can
make anything out Of this wretched
scribble, take it; it's more than I can
do. J. w. E.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-28
Cure for Piles.

PILES are frequently proceeded by a sense
OF weight In the back, loins AMI lower part
OF the abdomen, causing the patient to sup.
neighboring organs. At times, symptoms Of
indigestion are present, as fiatulency, un-
easiness Of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like perspiration, producing very Disagree
able itching, after getting warm, is q very
common attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield ut once to the application
OF DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorbing
the Tumors, allaying the intense itching, and
Address, The DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co..
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by p. r. Crisp, Ironton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-28

Louis LaPlant, under several indict-
meits for assault with intent to kill,
gave bond for his appearance several
terms ago in the sum of 5000. Messrs,
John Lewis and Samuel White were
his bondsmen. He failed to appear
when his case was called for trial, and
his bondsmen seeing that they would
have to "bring his body into court" or
"ante up" casl, instead. began tn get
interested in the fellows whereabouts.
They instituted diligent inquiries and
their efforts were rewarded last week
by his capturejn Southern Illinois by
Jack Ragsdale. He was returned to
Sheriff Afnett and since Saturday last
has found tfmeS Tor reflection In the
Pennington Jail 1dindeGlcr.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-28
Sabbath school Asso citation.

The 10th District Sabbath School As.
sociation held its annual meeting at
Pennington. Goth and 21st inst. Six
Of the eight counties were represented,
and their reports indicated progress in
the work.
The opening address, subject, "The
object and necessity of Sunday School
Conventions" was delivered by Rev.
A. w. Wright, of Pilot Knob, after
which Rev. Thos. Marshall, OF st.
Louis, discoursed upon the Importance
Of and encouragement In the work;
which closed the proceedings Of the
evening session.
The next morning, on assembling,
the Convention spent one-half hour IL
devotional EXERCISES, conducted by
President Rev. e. p. Reach.
In organizing, the convention made
choice Of Rev. A. w. Wright for Presi--
aiit dsht; Ffor sfmoRds, sr srtsFist5nsfnsEi
tute, Secretary; and Rev. Spanswick,
of Bonne Terre, Treasurer.
The. various topics were discussed
with enthusiasm, and much that was
Instructive and helpful was elected.
The closing session was q "chiidren's
nleeting, nhelds In the evening at7:30
O'clock. Rev. Rosborougb, of Cape
Girardeau, had been appointed to con-.
duct this service, but, as he was pre-
vented being present, the children were
addressed by Mr. Moss, of Cape Girar-
deau county, Revs. p. r. Reach and
A. w. Wright. 4
Cape Girardeau was chosen 40 the
next place of meeting, and the time fix-
ed was the first Wednesday In August.
1885.