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We recommend Carter's Iron Pills 10
every woman who Ii weak, nervous aud
discouraged; particularly those who
have thin, pale lips, cold hands aud feet,
q nd who are without strength or ambl-
lion. Those are the cases for which
Cartor's Iron Pills are especially pre-
AIRED, and this class cannot use them
without benefit. Valuable for men also.
n metal boxes, at 80 cents. Sold by
druggists or sent by mail. Soc adver-
isement elsewhere.
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shAkspere says TRULY

IfhNt WHICH we cnN n rOse
by any other name would smell a. swe et,'
But the reverse N equally true, and the
= nipple fact that no many wretched per.
I .umes are designated Florida Water
does not impart 70 them any of the
wet fragrance Of the genuine Murray
a Lanman's Florida Water. Beware Of
: hese counterfeits, and make sure OF ob.
aiming only the right article which has
won for itself the foremost position as
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Visions of Bliss.

Nine millions OF Empty Pill Boxesl Whata
sad documentary on constipation and biousnessl
VIVA, vast slorehouse Of pills If all were col.
lsctrd. And to think that all these drastic, nau.
seating pills have been kindly solicited to enter
tic stomachs Of men and womenl Sicksning
"a disgusting TO think Of No one knows the
ms and aches, loss of time, piles and inhamma-
ions thoy have caused. You don't need such
powerful medicine Stop their use, and try
one dose OF Bailey's Saline Aperient, and visions
ofbliss will hover over your detected brow II
yesconstipaton, cures biiousness, sick head.
ache, heartburn, &c. Ills pleasant, eiectual and
cheap, and well adapted to ladies use
Large bottles only 50 cents, and sold every
where.
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pERsoNAI.-wEAK AND uNpEvEL.

pERsONAI.-wEAK AND UNDEvEL-
| OPEp ~ Yrs OF the IA uMAN BODY
Enlarged, Devcloped and Strengthened, etc,
san Interesting advertisement tong run In
ar paper. In reply toinquiries, we win say
hia. On the contrary, the advertisers arr
cry highlv indorped. Interested persons may
yet sealed circular., giving all particulars, BY
Bunhto. n Y<-lz0,sdo kvsnins Bee.
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Immense stock OF wall paper, the lat.
o., designs and colors, arc being re.
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Window Glass at lew prices, and
glaking done In any part OF the city.
HAMILTON 4 YOUNG,
MI Elm atraet
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Ed. Randall can furnish frst-class
drummers' wagons and teams at rea-
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COTTON.

DALLAS, March H.-Local receipts nro Oh
per cent under last year. There Is nothing
doing here. Prices are unchanged ut other
markets as to spots; options are 2 points
of.
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
. sNEY. sToUKs AND BoNDs.

NEW YORK, March 24.--Money l01iH;
closing /; prime mercantile paper, 4as5;
sterling exchange, b. B., higher, Ash
s ijInsa a., ~ tho ,o,,o,v,ng nr,oas MA.
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Groceries, canned goods OF all kinds,
ugnri coffee and every thing must and
Will" be sold by April l, a. l close the
oors then. /. nRIpRNHEIAtrn.
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ToSE-t .osed, New York, easy; New Or
eans, steady; Liverpool, steady; Galveston,
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Henry Pollack n Co, manufactures of
unks and valises. Repairing neatly
one. ~ Elm street.
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Douglss Bros. have just received an
elegant line OF spring goods. Call and
sss them. 7o8 Main street.
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Todd Mills Prairie Flour, f2.A5 per 10
pounds. Q. Il. MoMANp& Bro,
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Best Rio, psrched or ground, pounds
'srN' Q. 4. MoMASp a BRo.,
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WANTED - LADY AGENTS WE
~ nave the best selling line OF goods for
queens Protector" "Dalsyn stockin, AMI
Sklit supporter Shoulder Brace, Combined
h mar Bustle and Skirt Supporter, Safety Belt'
Sossamer, Sleeve Protectors, Dress Shields
anu otnSt goods for ladies' aud chlldrens
anu an agent can't fail 20 sell sometRinS In
SS,NoccIy aouse. We have 500 agents MAKING
wy monthly, We have 81, IS and Is outais'
VII Win either OF which an agent can make ex,
CAMPBkLI 4 cor Is Nav with s,r stamp, =, u.
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CANCER for MANI Yan-.

TIPToNvILLE, Tenn, Oct l2, lSs4.--tien,,.
nrond 10 in sEs5sssSrsaS p ins
FORM You Ess5sAA ssSsSfA MA SNsaa las cursi
tSn ~ : ;S,.'3, q t>e sNs~ w. my canosr
a very bad one. | am IN fine health W.
better 70; twenty years. | have gained iwsS'
ty-hvo pounds since l commenced tssSn.
SwiFr's SpECITIc.---- h. 8. BRADE0Rn'
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the STANDARD
FOE
FIFTY YEARS

N, a, Ihodford q Co.'s Liver
Medicine or BLACK Drnught H.
manufactured nj Chattanooga, J
Tom, by tho identical recipe
used by Or. A. y. Simmuns, I'm
The mRnudactiira ~ his Liver
tiodicinc, M early ~ 1880, ai his
lome nuar Chattanooga !
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10 telf.eyideni that q physician paJti4
particular attention to class OF cases tttafHl
great skill. and physicians In regular pracIl{
~ over the country knowing this, frequen8
recommend cases u the oldest office IN lmeFt
% and the proved good rem edies OF =
age and countries are used whole house
~ i0r ONCE purposes, and all are treated WA
sAiu N respectful manneri and, knowing
efent OF the great number applying, *
charges are kept low, often lower than Is N
nLssded " Others, IL you secure the skin siH
set speedy and perfect life cure, that Is "a
Important matter. Pamuhiet- % pages, Sod
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AnInmrnLE. O. Mar .. lsa

This famous Remedy for Con.
stipation, Dyspepsia, Indlgcs.
ton, Liver Complaint, and all
Liver Diseases, has born In
constant use by the public for
nf'y years, aud Is moro popular
Today than ever before, buy \
uono but "a. a. Thclfori a Co.'S J
original and genuine, mnnufnc-
turod by thu Chattanooga nIedl.
elmo Co., %, Chattanooga, Tenn. l
Every package enclosed Ia Vel.
Tow Wrapper.
Triai package by mail. fifteen
HTUfa
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RAILROADS.
NEW RAILWAY TIME CARD.
Houston a Texas Central.

hOustOh q Ieaas OeHtEats
GofNeesoUIH.
No. 2-NsT orleans and Galveston
Express daily .................. $3.50 A. k,
No. 12-MiIed 10 CoTsicana lex
cept Sunday ......................l :S5 +. "a,
No. t-New Orleans Express daily 6.50P Ii
GOING NORTH.
No. 5-St. Louis Express daily. $40 Z. ii.
No, linked 10 DeDisOn except
No LIT. Louis Express daily. 9;05 P. NJ.
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Pullman 5leepers Colorado, Fort Worth
and Dallas 10 New Orleans without change.
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Texas Trunk

HOINH BUUTHs
No. 2-Mail and Express, leaves e. 800 +. d
GOING NORTH,
No. mail and Express, arrives. 100 4, N
Trains and run daily, Sundays excepted
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yPoBTs AND STOCKS.
=, hxporh week. Great Britain, 1851;
France, Continent, ,SOl. Stock at all
United 81 ,oIig, this day, 10000; this
lay last y, h2l7.
.fUruREs.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-05-23
The Boss Fertilizer.
SUGARrowK, La, May II, 1885.

SUGARTowK, La, May II, 1885.
To the Lake Charles Echo:
Just the thing; | declare. What a
pity it was not introduced sooner.
Think what could have been gained
thereby. Why, the Mississippi bot
tom or the Delta Of the Nile are only
ordinarily fertile compared with "a
pine-woods ridge, provided the saw
dust is freely applied. This scientific
idea is established by imaginary Wis
ions, aud cannot therefore be disputed.
Your corn will grow so fast that the
moles will not have time to destroy
single hill. The only difficulty is that
it grows entirely to high even so high
that you must needs have u long range
rife TO shoot the birds off the ears
when they soar up so far after their
unmerited morseI. If you should use
this champion fertilizer for melons,
it would prove quite signal failure /;
for the vine would grow so fast that
the friction Of the young melons drag
ging against the ground would GER
tainly wear them to a fragile. But
perhaps to use it in congruity with its
strength would prove "a better imagin-
AIRY result, say not more than tub
full to the hill. Pine bark, saw-dust,
chips, shavings, rosin, tar, turpentine,
or pine burs, any of them, are good,
if you apply them to the right purpose.
ID. L. ii.
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The following is a summary of the
criminal business transacted before the
District Court since our last issue:
State We. J. l.. Carpenter, ct. ais,
charged with the murder of John Nee
ley, tried by jury and acquitted.
State VS.. d. NJ. Foster, charged with
trespass, tried by jury and acquitted.
State VS.. II. PujOl, selling tainted
meat, tried, found guilty and sentenced
to pay fine Of $25 and cost of prose-
eution.
State VS.. L i. Hasha, passing coun-
terfeit coin, continued. In this case
it WAS ordered that the accused be ad-
mittSd to bail 10 the sum of $3.50,
sureties to be accepted by the Sheriff.
State Va. John Baptiste, horse-steal-
ing, found guilty and sentenced to
four years in the State Penitentiary.
State VS.. James Mcdonald, larceny,
motion for new trial oyerruled, and
sentenced TO two years and six months
in the State PeDitentiary.
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There will be Basket Pic Mic
held at the Beer Garden on the 25th
instant The public are cordially in
yited to attend. There will also be
lunch served at this popular resort
every Sunday.
"Our Fritz" the genial and happy
mixologist Of the Beer Garden, re-
quests as TO state that the Garden Is
open now every Sunday, and every
thing is ~ trim for the aecommoda-
ton Of the public. Quite success
attended the opening last Sunday, and
lie hopes to make the Garden the most
popular place Of resort 10 Lake Charles.
A special policeman will be detailed to
look after the peace and quiet Of the
place during the day, and no fear Of
any unpleasantness need mar the pleas
IRE of visitors or prevent their coming,
my 9-tf
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kicker.

Our correspondent, I'D. L. H., of
Sugartown, is, most undoubtedly, a
professional kicker" He kicks in
and out of the traces. He kicks at
everything in sight and ont of sight,
in fact he is what the boys would call
a regular kicker. His last kick is
about an article we Published some
weeks back in reference to "Sawdust
as Fertilizer" which we copied from
the american LumbermdR, one of the
leading papers of the country. Our
young friend and correspondent, I'D.
L. H." reminds us of the Arizona man
who subscribed for a religious paper,
but in a few weeks sent the editor a
letter to stop it, in which he said
ave find the ella Ho,oler, our local
paper, mnch Iivclier than your old
milk-and-water affair. Besides, you
haven't played it square in your ads
My wife bought pair of the corsets
you advertise, and blamed if they
didn't bust in three weeks, and we use
them now to mend the chicken coop.
| took half dozen of the dead shot
pills you pulled up in a reading no.
tiec, week before last, and the next
day | was SO sick that all the doctors
in the town published bulletins about
my approaching death, and the boys
said | had the jim-jams. For these
have determined TO quit your
paper and read the Ho0ier only, as
know it always lies, unless it is paid to
tel the truth, it can't lead me into |
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The citizens Of Lake Charles will
have an opportunity on the evening Of
May so, 1885, to show their apprecIa-
ton Of good cause. This being the
closing night Of the Rink, the mana
ger viii donate the receipts of the
evening for the benefit Of the Lake
City Band. This band has 90 many
occasions lent their aid and furnished
music free for the benefit and assist
anee Of charitable enterprises, and it
Is to be hoped that orr citizens will
turn ont on this occasion and give the
Lake City Band = rousing benefit, fer
certainly they deserve i. So we say,
soIdp ii, fellow-citizens, and surprise
The galleat boys. Admission TO all,
IS cents skating 70 cents, extra.
Those that are unable 70 attend eau
sena their IS cents, i viii be ali right.
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SherIT's sale.


X. +. Bass VS.. VIM. II. Klrkman.
| pY virtue of an order OF seizure and sale Is
| ID sued and to me directed by the Honor
able Court aforesaid, / have seized and will
offer for sale at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, with benefit OF apprRisc.
ment, at the Court House door Of this parish,
in the town of Lake Charles La, on
Saturday, June q. 1855, -
between legal hours, all of the right, title nd
interest Of VIM, II. Kirkman, In and to the
following described property, to wit;
LIST. The undivided one.half of the N, WI
of Sec, 4, and EiS and s. WI of the N, Ell
Of Sec, 5, TIP. 10, g. II. s west, containing $50
acres, more or less, as per patents Nos 314
and 461, issued by the State of Louisiana to
ID. The s. VIZ of S. VIZ of Soc, s. and
n, W. OF N. VIZ of See. s, and the VIZ OF
N VIZ of See. 4, in TIP. No, II, s. H. No, IL
west, containing 100 1900 acres.
3d. The N. VIZ of See, /, In TIP, II, 8. r.
l3 vest Wa Of s. Wa Of Sec, 4, Up. TO- $, Il.
8 west, containing 30 acres, more or less All
the above lands were acquired by the said
Bass from said Kirkman j, G.. Gray and wife
and O. T. Perkins and wife, by Notarlal act,
duly recorded in my office in Book II, of con
yeyances, pages l5f to 1859.
4th, 81 Of 5. WI Of See, SO, TIP, 10, s. R.
IL west, containing 80 1900 acres,
9TH n. FL ON. ", VA (, Sec. 4, 81 of M
VI aiS = h MiH ~ WI Sa ae'ss,
in "' % "a I6o n1a VI w. wa, eoo D con'a''-
iH3 N, % oT The Sp'1 m1/ Gao x Et/ot wi/
so ~ SSi/ W so'' - ~ ~ =, !" IA
s 81 ioo p, anu ga OF sec' D. containing olo
or AZ Az nu1< osN M NJ pt/asN uJt<
s1%ns NJ NJ, VA IA % ~ y, ~, ~ % VA
ga III HZaI WI MI IN g H ~ 'no ~ "a VI
S o. " ~ a Su >, "IS VI ., wa oi see' U eoh-
'as nih yoh - ~ scIes eee za ,oo
S.n' al VI Se'' - CONTAINING poo ""ip'
HS iSsi Tho N Fr<otN Pt/os s.o ana
NJ wi ihe ~ W VI y. "a VI seJ, g, ai ~
~, "a VI D. WA ~ beC. W conIhlhlhB on
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all that we can rather from

From all that we can gather from
different sections of our parish, we are
happy to say that crop prospects were
never better, notwithstanding we have
been having little too much rain dur
ing the early part of the week. We
have had a good season for the past
six weeks or two months, and We be-
lieve that the majority of our farmers
are about through planting. From
present indications we are inclined 10
the belief that we will have bounti-
full supply of fruit in Calcasieu, and
everything augurs that the close of the
year 1885 will find everyone in this
section beautifully supplied, as our
farmers are using every effort to make
full and surplus crop, in order that
they may be enabled to start in next
season with at least enough to keep
them going until they see their way
clear for 1886.
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CARD OF THANEks.


Pursuant to call Of the president, the So
eiety OF The Ladies' Of the fChurch Of the
Good Shepherd" met this, Wednesday eve
ming, May 20.
on motion, Il was
Rssoltod, That the Society return thanks 70
the following. 10 the Lake CITY Band, for
their services AZ the entertainment given
Nay II 70 the merchants, for liberal dona-
lions 10 the ladies, for their kindly aid and
assistance to the proprietor Of the Rink, for
use Of sane 70 the publishers Of the EoHo
aud oomassFcial, for Rratuitous printing; TO
the public, for their generous patronage.
Rss0luea, That the funds realized ~ the en-
tertainment, viz: One hundred and nifty dol
lsrs. be used III procuring an organ for the
Episcopal Sunday School
Nrs Mas. D. J. REID, President.
Mis- J HOWARD, Secretary
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The Asiatic cholera is spreading
IN Spain, and on the authority Of
some of the best physicians in the
country, it is only a question of very
short time when it will make its Ap-
pearance in the United States, and as
cleanliness is the only preventive
against this terrible scourge, we would
advise our citizens to take timely
warning and go right to work and
clean up their premises. Do it NOR.
good people of Lake Charles, to-mor-
row may be too late. Hence the i'm
portance Of a sanitary committee as
advocated in another article.
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DIED.

MARSHALL.-At her late residence in the
town Of Lake Charles, on May 81, 1885, Mrs.
Amanda II. Marshall, aged 81 years.
RYAN.-At the residence of James P.
Geary, in the town of Lake Charles, on May
49, 1885, Jacob Anderson Ryan, aged 81
years, y months and 3 days.
ELLENDER.-At the family residence, on
Lower Schoupique, on April /, 1885, Miss
Ellen May Ellender, aged Is years, months
and rs days, daughter of Levy and Millese
Ellender.
A beautiful, tender flower, plucked from
the plant Of Life, was this most estimable
young lady, and just nearing womanhood
when Death, the remorseless enemy, stole
into the peaceful home Of loving parents and
carried away their darling May. Weep not,
kind friends! This dark hour of despair and
gloom for you is but one of sunshine and
glory for the departed. Your loss has but
added another diadem In the crown of Him
who died on the Cross TO save all mankind.
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Succession Sale.
SUCCESSION OF REESE W. PERKINS, JR.

SUCCESSION OF REESE W. PERKINS, JR,
pY VIRTUE of an order of the Fourteenth
ID Judicial District Court of the State of
Louisiana, In and for the Parish of Calcasieu,
and of a commission from said Court, there
will be sold, by the undersigned administFa-
tor of said succession of Reese W. Perkins,
Jr., deceased, or by duly qualified officer,
at probate auction sale, at the last residence
Of said deceased on Beckwith Creek, in'said
Parish Of Caleasieu, on
Saturday, May %, 1855,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the follow
ing described property, belonging to said
succession, tO-Wit:
1873 acres of land, more or less, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, includ-
ing the last residence Of said deceased, being
all of the g. a of the N, a Of Section III In
Township 8, South, Range Q, West, South
western District of Louisiana, containing
100 $500 acres, as per State Patent No. 95S,
except that portion of said tract of land ICON
tanning about "a acres,) which lies on the
north side of BeclSWith Creek.
Also, 40 21-100 acres, (adi0ining the above
named tract, being the N. 4. n Of the s, En-
Of Sec. II, IN TIP. &, s.. X. D, West, as per
State Patent No. 279, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, including dwell
ing house, mercantile store building, etc.
Also, SO 44-l00 acres, being the 81 Of the
s. VIZ of Sec. Is, TIP. s, s., r. 10, West.
AlsOy suDuFJ Improvements On OLHcT lhHut
household and kitchen furniture, ID head OF
gentle cattle, so hogs, more or less, horses,
colt, IL pair of oxen, q log carts, 3 wagons,
buggy. iron safe, ! silver watch, / shot
gun, 2 pistols, and other personal property;
the same to be sold as aforesaid, on the fol
lowing terms and conditions, to-yit
TERMS AND CONDITIONS - For all pnr-
chases amounting to ten dollars and under,
cash on said day Of sale; for all purchases
amounting to more than ten dollars, twenty
five per cent. thereof payable IN cash, on said
day Of sale, and the re mainder on credit Of
six and twelve months from said day Of sale;
purchasers to execute their promissory notes
for such credit portions of the price of pur
chase, In favor OF said administrator or order,
bearing eight per cent. per annum interest
from such day Of sale until paid, with the
clause of ten per cent additional for attor-
ney's fees, In case Of suit thereon, with per
sonal security TO the satisfaction Of said
and a vendors lien and priyil-
ege, In favor Of said succession, 10 be retained
on the real property Of said succession, TO |
further secure payment Of purchasers prom
issory notes for the credit portions Of the price
thereof WIN A, PERKINS,
Administrator Of said Succession.
GEO. il. WELLS d SoN, Attys.
Lake Charles, La, April IL, 1855. tbs
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special Notice.

II WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
j. attention % my friends aud nelghbnrs 81
this parish to the patronlzatl0n II Dr. j. b.
FLYNN. Having recently been under bits
treatment for M Affection Of The column
spine, approxinlatlng close 10 death, Of which
under dispepsaslon " Supreme power end
bis sklllfnl exegti0ns, was again restored n
health, Also, my sou-ip-law, who had l,pep
for 2 long tine prosifate1 with q serious
not able % work, bnt hourly expseifBe slaaiiI,
has been, through ifipslsnDenisiiig. rs
stored TO health, ana can nos aiteEd n Tho
support " bis family by MS daily lallar
IN tesiimqgg at the eiseye facts. .5aniy
reeomlqeld him 70 tie notice Qf az Who maF
be similarly affected.
nov i-tO mar 1st C.s q. CLIFTON
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Mrs. Amanda III. Marshall.

1t is with regret that we are called
upon to-day to announce the death of
Mrs. Amanda II. Marshall, wife of Capt.
Geo. Marshall which occurred on Thurs
day, May 9Ist, at her residence in this
town, after long and painful illness.
This devoted wife and christian lady
bore her suferings with fortitude, con-
soling herself with the thought of the
beautiful hereafter. Mrs. Marshall had
been a resident of this and Cameron
parish for many years, where by her
amiable disposition and loving ways
she had made IN any warm friends, who
will sorrow with the bereaved rela-
tires at her demise. The Echo deeply
sympathizes with the afflicted rela-
tiVes, and hopes not always, rs to-day,
will linger the sharp pangs of sorrow,
whatever is grief to-day, will become
happiness at the thought of the beau
tiful resting of contented soul in the
mansion Of God.