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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-31
Lz.l4 FOR PILES,

I 2ilss are frFflentiy TTTccdF9 ~ sense
- Weight in the aaek, IONS and toyei pari
4 tie abd"m@n, caHsim- 'j" patieli IT, ,t!sr
pose he has syu.t lH;cu.u ii the kldnyys Or
neighboring organs At times, symptoms
Of indigestion are present, =, fatulrncy, un-
easiRess of the stoma ach, etc A moisture,
like Perspiration, producing a very disa-
greeable itching, after getting warm, is a
common attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once to the arpli-
cation Of IN. Bosanko's Pile Remedy. whith
acts directly upon the parts affected, absorb
ing the Tumors, Gllsying the intense itchI
ing, and effecting permanent cure, Frin,!
SO ce - Address III" DR.. Bosanko M.1iF
cine Co., liqua, .. Sold by ssszz.a1. ,..-,'
IL -
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-31

This pame bas become 10 familiar
with the most of people throughout the
United States that II Is hardly neces-
ssry 70 state that lie Il the originator Of
the great III. Rosaplto GoHgl and Lung
Syrup, the peoples fayoFite remedy
wherever known, tor 1aagEss, Colds
Consumption and All affections 0f the
Tbgeat aud Lungs Price, 30 eents and
&l 90. Sold ~ WA Meyer, Druggist,
Lake Charles
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NO. IS.

i parties appointed as commissioners to
lay ont said road, and report to this
\ body at its next meeting, said com
missioners to serve without eompen-
sation: Emile BnIler, FiTmin Flu.
sillier, Charles Gary, A. d. McFarlain.
IJ. w. Davis and James Rowan
Petition Of citizens Of Second Ward,
asking to have public road laid out
from Jennings Station to northeast
corner o. Section 2, Township II,
South Range West, was received and
read, and on motion, said road was
granted from jennings Station 70 the
bridge across the gully near Ben An.
drus', and the following named par
ties appointed as commissioners tol lay
out said road, viz; a, III. Gauthier,
B. G. Andrus, I. i. Andrns, Norbert
Duhon, Marcia1 Broussard and O. B.
Spencer, they to serve without com
pensation, and toinabe their report to
this body.
Petition Of citizensof Second Ward,
asking to have q public road laid ont
from Jennings Statioato Lake Arthur,
was received and read, and on motion,
said petition was granted, and Alex
ander p Hebert, Eugene Guidry,
Ozeme Trahan, Chas. d. Benine Jos.
r. Trahan, Jr, and q. Gallup are APP
pointed as commissioners to lay out
said road, they to serve without com
pensation, and to make their reportto
this body
Petition Of citizens Of the First and
Third Wards Of this parish asking to
have public road laid out, starting
from point on the Lake Charles and
Hickory Flat road, at the South bonn-
Diary Of Sections 20 aud 80, and be-
tween said Sections 20 and 80, in
Township I, Sodth of Ranga G. West,
thence due South, following said line
to its intersection with the Louisiana
Western Railroad 81 Pine Grove Sta
tion, and 10 reach said railroad be-
tween Sections 20 and 80, in Town.
ship 8, South Of Range West, with
such deviations as are necessary to
pass impraeticable places and home
improvements. Of citizens, was received
and read, and on motion, said petition
was granted, in so far as the road is
and the following named
parties are appoiutedaas commission
ers to lay out said road, they 10 serve
without compensation, viz: Arehile
Hebert, Andrew Butler, Francois He
bert, il, J. L. Gray aud John B, MIL
ler, they to make their report @ this
body at its next meeting
On motion, it was
ReSeleed, That Henry Reinhart is
hereby authorized to change the pub
lie road leading from Lake Charles to
Hickory Flat, commencing at the
bridge near the middle of Section Is,
On the west line of said Section, il
Township 8, South Of Range 8 West,
hence running North three-quarters
of mile to Northwest corner of the
Southwest quarter of Southwest quar-
,er of Section z, in said Township,
hence East along the North line Of
,he lands of said Reinhart, a distance
IF one mile and a half, more or less,
% intcrsect the old road as now laid
mt; said Roinhart having donated to
he parish sufficient land for said road.
Petition of citizens of the Sixth
Ward, asking to have the public road
rom Whitman's ferry to Cypress
1reek changed, was received and read,
md on motion, was laid over
Police Jury adjourned until to-mor-
ow morning at s o'clock
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II w Davidsnn III E.parnrael

y. w, DaEldson. 9f Evergreen,
Ala, says, for years / have been tron-
bled with Ague and Dumb Ghills, my
whole system was impRegnated with
Malaria in its most malignant form
three boxes Of Morse'a Ague Magnets
thoroughly cured me, ut cost of fifty
cents per box, when / had expended
hundreds Of dollars with physicians. z
For sale by WM, MEFEB, Lake Charles,
LIN.
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Coy. Ireland, of Texas, has sued the
Brazoria Tap Railroad for 5000 for
-fulfillment of contract,
-This i 10 eertify that / havcre

This is to certify that | have hey-
er known IKL Chill Cure to fail in a
single instance. | have used it Hmy
family with delightful results, and
can cheerfully recommend it to any
one annoyed with malaria in any form,
especially ehills and feveFs. Very re,
specially, j. w. CRAwFoRD, Houston,
Tex Sold BY DR.. w. A. Knapp, Lake
Charles ; NJ. d. Conklin Il Co., Hous-
ton, Tex. hpY2a-ly.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-31

-Chills and fever, ague, bilious and
mslarial feyers. yield at once to lXL
Chill Cure Take one bottle accord
ing to directions, and if it does not
benefit you, return the bottle to dealer
and he will refund amount paid for il.
For sale by DIR. w. A. Knapp, Lake
Charles N. D. Conklin d Co, Hons
ton, Tex. nev92 IN,
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gFOr.e,e Aame 9Tmgmess.

Gentlemen Please ship as at once
two more gross Of yonr wonderful chill
and malaria remedy, ii gives universal
satisfaetion and is the best seller We
have eFersilad, because it dess all you
claim for il Yours truly, p w TAy-
LOB, Jefferson, Texas.
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on motion it was resolved that all
persons now on the Pauper List be al
lowed the sum of fifty dollars each for
the year 1891, and that the Clerk of the
Police Jury is hereby authorized to
issue warrant to each person now ON
the Pauper List for said amount.
On motion the Police Jury adjourned
until tomorrow morning at o O'Clock.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-31

Why il NANCY mengrel like a
pig I Because he's a paof eur. -
Washington Hatchet,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-31

W. S. Pate, Lopisyille merchant,
has disappeared So has $50, 900 and
paramour of bis.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-31

No part Of a mans anatomy will
stand SO many severe blows as his
nose.--Loretzefs Weekly.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-31
JANUARY 20. 1885.

Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present j. w. Bryan, President;
D. D. Andrus, David A. Lyons, j. T.
Hewitt and James Cole.
Minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
David A. Lyons offered the following
resolution
Resolted, Thatthe claim of Messrs.
+. B. & w. S. Hull, for interest on two
thousand dollars worth of approved ac-
counts, issued to them at the August
meeting of this Board, in part payment
for building the Jail, be disallowed.
The yeas and nays being called for,
the following vote was taken, viz: d,
D. Andrus and James Cole voted nay +;
D. A. Lyons and J. T. Hewitt voted yea
J. w. Bryan, President voted nay, and
offered the following as his reasons for
vote nay. for the following reasons: {:
list. The claim on which the interest
is demanded, was given instead of
cash payment which was then due Una
der the contract for building the JAN
2nd. The contract made and entered
into between the Messrs. Hull Bros. and
the Police Jury for building the Jail,
specifies particularly that all unpaid
amounts are to draw eight per cent per
annum interest from the date that they
fall due.
3rd. This claim was made out as all
other claims, and presented to the Po-
lice Jury for their approval after which
it was returned to Messrs. Hull Bros,
there being no money in the Treasury,
it was held foHpayment and presented
as soon as there was money in the
Treasury to pay it. --u.
The committee on claims, after hay
ing carefully examined the following
and reported favorably thereon they
were approved, viz:
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Police Jury Proceedings.
JANuARY Session., 1s85.
LAKE CHARLES, La, Jan. 10, 1885.

Police Jury met at the Court House
in the town of Lake Charles, on this
10Th day of January, A. D., 1885, this
being the regular meeting. Present !:
D. D. Andrus, David 4. Lyons, ]. 7.
Hewitt and James Cole. Absent j.
W. Bryan, Dempsy lies, Simeon Vim
cent and J. f. Mcmahon.
There being no quorum present, the
Board adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing, at Q o'clock a. m.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-31

AAf \ S0La6sIF public patronage upon our
w, merits as mechanics alone. Having
eeenreared In this Immediate Eection5 We DO
NOT deeu 1T necessary to cite references
inrthef than ~ geqnasf new eonaers 10 CON
suit older citizens IA to onr qualifications
and EespoAsihility EapT
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-31

On motion, the Police Jury adjourned
until Tomorrow morning at 0 O'Clock.
--~
JANEARY n, 1895.
Police ynrg fnet puTsuant to adjourn
ment. Membeas present same as on
yesterday.
GU motion the readingof tllN minutes
of yesterday was postponed
Committee on claims reported favor
ably an the following claims which
were flaeEelapeB approved, VIZ;
Ira Ryan eenstable's fees;
State rs. i. Griffin .....s. S3 10
a Smith ct a IA so
ID Valparaiso. ... Bl
JehB Morgan 49,. 10
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-31
DENTISTRY.

TAR j. II. MAYER, OF FRANKLIN,
~ ST. Mary paHish, having located in the
town Of Lake Chatles, respectfully offers his
professional services TO the public. Ottiee,
in COmHners-iaI building. on Ryan
street sept27-tf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02
ausIdnoiide Ha9ri1ten.
Hrrfr afnHif

Efhh %kNcLE
SIbeG. Sine duser1t fesensrei6e
Birflamftit entfa!tst bier Die 9eien=
i6lft CUR 8ef0rbernr3 esnrsinrlsissr
lbdtieteit. 9ieieIbe bat Il. u. aus ibrer
Sesmannstafe i'm dbgeIaufenen Sabre
ca. 1850 20. an II ate SseIeute usre
thsitt, ben 30gIinssu bes 8sreins Der
6anoeIseebiIfen unentgeIoIideu Inter
ri5t in Der Wanrentunbe ertbeiIt, ben
spdnseIiiden GfatouiiIen un6 ben tdt6os
Iiidsn grnuen S6psltsrn is 600 u. unb
ben Seri nfoIonien teniel6en 8etrae
d6er9eben Il. +. 10. Sorfsen6er bss
Sersins if Staatsietrstdr Or. O.
gidsuburg.
VI0fnburG.
Seper. aus Gabruussior9en BAT
nd Der arbsiter Dirt5 Uoa bier IN sinem
Drummer ertr6ntt.
Be6ta. @ele9entIi9 elmer Can't
sefeni6nFt sniitans bier cine %foIeuue
BrisgIei, nobel Der Rne9t hes 3suers
uor Roor ~ 6asen pom Zimmerman
Mortin Stebbef aus 6ainort in 8aneru,
Bel Dem 3immermanuB amtins bier bss
i6dftiet, 10 ibuer am ROpfe perlest
wurbe, bag MAJ na ieiuem ~Nuftommsn
3weifeIt.
a6rensb5t. SIR bas bieiiee
amtsseridtS @sbiube iiH6 13, 500 M.
bswiuist worben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

6lori unb Der GuferImaIer uaren an
Der Bride bel Der Rotbeben nnseIanst,
ais ibuen Sepp auf benz 6eimusge pom
Wimba6Ieben be9e9nete. @r fab iebr
ger6t6et unb erregt aus, benn CT fam
9eraoeDe9s o ieinem S%erLobungs:
f6m1uie. gr erSdbIte bieB gang uuaufs
9efcroert benz i'm 9riBenOen 6Iort.
Dieter wiinfdte ibm Slid unb msinte,
oann weree &eiei baIh ais Regentiu auf
benz Jubrmannbofe ein3ie5en.
Oamit bate CT aber einen uuu6eu
6Iff in Sepp's 9erBen getroffsu, unb
oieier entge9uete in 3ornioer AufpaIlung:
ySa, penn Der elsnbise 6rippeI, Ser
8enoeIin nit wGar, bu fibret $ Rsiei
aIs Reseuttu beam; aber 10 ISIS teHu
nit a S3ma9, muaB Der mir II 9of
abitebln, uno / muoB furt, mug mir a
9irua uGma, pie q 8Ioanbdusler."
uUier l." Iadte Der RaIeriteft.
uD0s wdr a idone S9anb fir Den ltoIs
gen 6%i5rmann. Sepp."
,Jreili is g a S6anb! !" rief Der
Buride uiiIbenb; ri ertra9s nit! Dr.
muaB ansers wern, entftebt mas bo
MILL"
@as bait benin uir2" fraate TIori.
Nnters mad isl" Idrie Sepp, ii
MAIDS anbers!" limb nit Der 6ault in
Der yuit orobenc, sins TT ;urnis meter.
v6loti," ia9te Der MaIer fopfl6it=
tsIno, Der iinut mir @aats sesu n
0enoeIiu. Wennlt cam ebbu ben9srlt
uadi suanaft2"
ySd, ia, ba babt's re9t," pfIi9tete
6lort bei. IS bab Yfi6teu 9e9u n
0tnosIiu; er fou cam tou' 9uar
triimma, mel Qebn iet / bafir CT"
rs Qebn?~ rief Der Wtaler eri9rofen.
r6lO,i, iet 9i9eiot, bent an Deiu Doll"
,4abt's B. Sltei Il :d nit altbada mem,
bic @nt B. S6ueiier bur6 mi i9idt!~
REF 6LOrt Ia4enb 8urif uno fort
mar er.
81 Ofe,hef2H wieberboIte Der Ma.
Ter, unb er bsgaun, 6lOri's &dnjdsn,
ods er ibn gum Sraeen ub9snommeu, Gil
Uiiitireu; uno oils er bas 9eiudte ses
funbsn, fu5r er fOrt:
% Ou suute S9ueter i'm 9in39nu,
iei 9e9riBt aus Der 6erue. Seq, Msin-
besrl uno 3tbebn ian aa briun! Ou
guate S9Ueifer! !" ---
6tori 9ing lan9ium biuter benz 9ol;s
orein; sr permieb IS, f9 Sepp
III ndbern, benn er wur elmer pon Deuie
weI9s ii9 ssrne in bic Wutb BIN
tinrebeu, wenn ie Semunben gum 3ub0,
rer bnben. so IteB er aud cine 3tem=
Lihe WeiIe psIosheH, bis er IN has fSi6r;
%eintrGt.
gaa6 einem @runbe Ieines 8eiudes
6rau6te er ni6t LANCE 5u iu9sn, bsun
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Der Joritmstiter mor9en in auer Sribe
;ur 6oI3arbeit in bic 0~aIs9rube tomme
lnb IS winidensuertb isi, CAP Sspp sus
,eeen. @r bate bieien auftras gang
ieet fam er inn ssIeaeu.
Raum par er aber IN ZEN t9of einee;
.reteu, aIs er aud i5on sOm StalIe Der
edrm unb Strsit usrnabm. @enbeliu
,atte fi9 borthin besebeu, UNI bic Suite
3u nbsrua9su, uub Sspp mu6te
lilo bereiis NIT Inn ansebunbeu ba6en.
Dime NufeutbaIt elite 6Iori bortbin. gr
am eben rs5t, nm gu isben, wie @sns
,eIin, bur9 bes Brubers 3dufereien Ge>
1eiat, nit ietuem Stode mad 6efen Sopf
dug, bag er Dor S6mer3 unb Wutb
aut uufI6rie. Sun nd6lfen AueenbIid
her battle Sepp, ietner DOR 3orn ni9t
itsbr md9tis, cine 6rds ersriffen, um
,sm RrippeI oanit ben Jeopf gu fpatteu.
Sdon bate er gum firdterIiGen
ausseboIt, i9ou brans bas
gngitsef9ret bes webrIoien BenSeIiu
,ur5 ben Raum, ba fibIte Ct ben erbos
5enen 4rm Don rifwdrts NIT neruiser
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

/ Gutiu. Ole Spar. unb 2eibtafe
fur bos 6iIiientbum 2hbsd bat Der fret.
wiliseH 6eueruebr $50 3D., Der Ges
werbefduIe $50 W., Ger 4ruenp 1sse
700 N., benz @ewe,beuerein sur @rins
buns elmer 6erberse CUR 5eimatb 500
susewanbt.
Sn Sartwis f~eierten bic AItentbeiIer
Rr6ssr unb gbefrau i'm Rreife elmer
3abIrsiden SamiIie bic Dianantbo9,ei t
Sei9e s4'Snbre oft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02
Noroo &I01o.
ReseImd6iee QaGaeierbef0roeruue swif4eu
Sreutett uno Baltimore.

Sbfasu CON Bremen fsseH Iittuo5-
zbiosrt pcH SaItiuore ieseE SouRuifos.
GizzaHSusTu MAD hem Estea III tie bi1ise Reis
aba SaIiiuort beioEesrs aHsuTofhens ea fe-Dori les
su MISUNDERSTANDING e~ei6HEt-5si 5afunft tn SdItinaort
siTscf rem GarpiST II bic 5eTeititessHeea etieuba4HEes
zgz ifeiagu--
Sit &OTsSsuiiaeH SIoSssDoupfn bra4isa us5r ais
f,25O,OOO Vafa9tere
fSIi5 nb1 BEN atlaufil5en SeeaHlI
Reaez Deifcrer AustuHit Dense man i'd an
A. Schumacher 4 Co., gergraIs aeenten,
"a. S SEosGaa Str.s SaItimSrts
Sn @6icaso, BEL s.. Glaufenius d 60.
9beohDr Bersuer, aseut, 9ers
mann, Mo.
~ z4tet bGraui. has gurs 9aHasr4eiue b. ilr
SsuVfH ses Rsraeeztf9eR Rispe a~HsssEeat
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02
RrdtIrmbnra.

Rofo6. Sas bisfge Sseamt uers
banbeIte in 6ffsntIi9er Sisuns hber3wsi
See Ilnfdue. weI9e ben CUR @ismar'i9en
8beberet aeb6risen S6ifsu, r@arI uno
@mma@, Capt. 8. 9srrIi9, unb rSuffis<
raib pom Rnepte", Rapt. $. 9tieiabr,
bur9 8oaiion, erfferes nit benz norwe=
sii@en S@OOner .5stmbaI", Iesteres
nit benz eusIif9sn Dampfer Dino ouf
benz 5IuBreuier 6ss Gpue, sulammeus
seitoBen. Sn beiSen 6dqsn wurben Die
peri6nI;3 srf6iensuen S9ifsfibrer %
eiusm Ssri@uIbsu an Der ROuiffpn freis
9eipro6eu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

@IeDsIuub, o., 25. Sss. Der
9htsriduppsn Der Reu gort, G5ieaso
& ct. 9ouis 9ifsnbabn in Gainesville
lit U~srsanaene Radt elm Raub Der slam.
men 9euorben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-02

fonnte ihm erpinf9ifr fem, ais bab bal
Wd61en enoIi9 aug ibren GduIduneen
benen fie Fa Sspp seseuiibsr 5ingat
berausseriHen wetbe.
Die @ilfung, peI9e feline 9ieSer au'
6rautei berporbra1tsn, nnS weI9e FL
beutEi9 auf i5rem @eifdte ~wis6erfpiei
seIte, beff6tigte feline Annabme pouffin.
big, unb 70 fang Ct, bas Mdb5su fsft en-:
bIi6enb:
Die aeusIein uoa @oiier,
Us tr6pielt ant b. @ansn,
gs nIiafen 3wa 2ieben
Ausananber iein gansu.
ON ber3is fd6ns OsanbI,
Ebua nit q TO moan,
6ait q ruunbsrIiebs @f1tI,
Rrie9ft slei wieber cau
Sdo grean Is Der See
uno mel 6er3 t5aat mir web,
une wirb Himmsrmebr sinuo
Bis mel S6aS gu mir tuntnnt."
Die 66riferin fimmte in ben Shluss
iobIer iebesmaI freubis elm; 6ransei
aber i6wie9, nidt iopo6I aug inuerer
BetribniB, ais aus 1ubsren, ibr uners
fldrIi4en gmpfnbungen. 9as 6ersIi6e
in Der Stiutme bes Burden, iomobI i'm
9eiau9 aIs bsim Sprs6sn, beribrte lie
eisentbImIi6 unb erinnsrte fie, obne bnB
ne uuBte, uie has FAM, an ienss 10 eIIts
ii9e 6enlttrIn IN Der 5aI9inssnadt.
sic purbe aus ibrsn u%nfIaren @ebnns
Ten bur9 einen 4usruf her 8ewunbe-
rI.ng eerifen, weIden bic 66Iiterin unS
6loii, in Ter Ribe Der 4ntonitapeue arts
9etommsn, 9Iet3jeitis au%sfieBen. gbsn
NOR bic Come am 9olbfunttlnben 6Ori>
5oute binob3efunten un6 Der bobe 96u
leuttete in rctbem StrabIen9Ianje n DIT
nur aus Der gutferuuHg, iein Spie9eIs
bib Ieudieie berauf aus hem mneii6 ees
tdrb,sn SeUdhsr, pd5rsnb bic 6irnen
oer nabeu 8ergriefen IN pioIettem 9i6te
81 breEnen fdieuen. Die Bnlounsen
rings lumber b.cedfe burftieer Yurpur
ullo bic fouft b~untelgrinen Waher i6imz
metten in Stablb!au, &otb unb @pIb.
Jlori unb Die 66riterin briidten ibr
@nt3i6en i6er btrfe 9trrIi6teit in ireus
ot9sn Suhus aus, in weI3e bic beimtebs
renoen Gmousginser Iultie einltimmten.
RIr 6ran3ei bate bic Sadie gefaItet
uno fpra6 inter Sbrinen: vSsrrsott,
wie germ m66t i's feb9n bet 9ra9t unb
5errli6teit!"
Oils it5 ibre Wese trsurten, briidte
6IOri benz Mdoden gum 2bi6ieo bsr,z
lib bic 9nnb. IS mar Elm mariner
Druid 70 bate fs bamnIs Sspp beim
San3e eebrI6t.
S4Dei9eno s:ns 5ron3si utb,n iBrsm
Batter Der bsr9au. Da fraste bieisr
pI6sIi5:
.6rau3ei. nc bait bsnn bOs 8inssl,
o6s pom Oeina Muatta e'irbt BATE
6aft IS Iei9t gar uerf6entt3"
rSa," iast bas RdO9en, ii bOn's n
gebn."
IN 5ibgmann. ssrp?" rief Ger gl;e
iiberraf6t.
vSa," b;tannte bas Rdb6eu.
vWarum b6s2" fra9te, bic 6arbs
ue9ieIu6, Der Batter.
vWetI n germ 9babt Bou," autpors
tste bas Rdb4sn freimitbig, rwsiI n
no germ bon."
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-07-17
All of the property given by the Chinese

All OF the property given by the Chinese
government TO the State University arrived
Monday and was placed IN the museum
The consignment consists Of l table. 2
boxes OF porcelain. crate Of chairs, | cask
OF sundries, 8 efilgies, together with AZ
boxes, barrel. cask and bundlcsof OK
hiblls. There are also 9 baskets Of cotton
and crates Of wood. making in all GS
packages. They were but slightly dam.
aged 10y moving and viii. be unpacked on
The return of Prof, Jones, who has special
Instructions regarding them. They were
shipped in car 80 feet long and weighed
six tons.
Miss Campbell Of this place. (Monroe) is
having remarkable Success with her cx-
pertinent with silk worms. She purchased
last fall four anil half ounces of eggs OF
Turkish, French. Italian. Japanese and
Armenian varieties, which have haiched
out $780, 900 worms losing but per cent,
where beginners sometimes lose as high
as 40 p'r cent, The eggs had TO be kept
~ Il temperature OF 81 and 40 degrees
| They hatchcd in June when the feeding
began. They were put on trays in the
garnet where The direct rays of the sun
could no; reach them. II took about four
forks full Of Usage branches day 10 feed
them Mulberry of The white. or red or
purple variety j. also food for them. They
are very lazy and the food must be put
near 10 them. This process l. now ut an
end and they are beginning To spin. which
takes about three days. The cOcoons ave
about as large as II peanut and one SPINS IA
quantity OF raw silk which, when reeled
hooks about the size of seven skeins Of
silk. These are OF AL colors, white being
the most valuable. When they have done
spinning they must be Killed by steaming
or heating. or, If eggs are desired. they
arc permitted To live. whoa the grub eats
| its way out. in which case the silk is some
what injured. These must be fed about
ten days longer, when they lay their eggs
One pair of grubs will yield about 800
eggs, and 200 pairs will lay one ounce
The eggs are aboa; the size of turnip seeds.
The six brings from Sl.2j To SIS 80 per
ounce, according ID color and there Is still
greater profit in selling the eggs, which
bring IS per ounce. Miss Campbell eX-
poets to realize from silk and eggs, if her
success continues us thus far. not far from
$500 With her wellknown public spirit
she also anticipates organizing a silk worm
association for its extensive culture in
Monroe The Keeling is process which
requires skill, and would add still further
profit. There is no reason why silk culture
should not become an extensive industry
in Michigan. Il Detroit Post.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-07-17

The postmaster z, n iral has approx 4 a
design for the 10 cent special deli cry
stamp authorized ,by congress nj lis last
sson. The stamp will be about II ice
the size of the ordirary postage stamp nd
the shape Of a dollar note. On tie lcfi OF
the stamp there is II pretty yignc.lc oil a
messenger bog ia uniform. Across the
top are The words United States special
postal delivery" and on The bottom the
price Of The stomp, ten lO) cents. Is eX-
pressed in figures aud letters. Conspicu-
Gus on the body of the st 'mp arc these
words Secures immediate dcliycry nj
special delivery office. The whole design
is very pretty and effective
In the house IF commons, Canada, last
week, the house went into committee OF
ways an means to consider the tariff res
olutions. The following changes were
made: On refined sugars incre, scd specif-
ic duty cent per pound, 30 per cent ac
yalorem. Or Geneva gin. rum and whisky
dnty increased 81 IS per imperial gallon.
On brandy specific duty 81 per gallon
duties on snuff tobacco increased 10 3
cents per pound: excise duties on spirits
made from raw grain, s 80 proof gallons
spirits maze from matted barl"ys, 81 3.
per proof gallon spirits made from mo
lasscs, etc, : 33 per proof gallon. Ia
else duties on chewing tobacco, cigarettes
snuff, etc., increased 20 cents per pound
Cigarettes or cut tobacco. when put up in
packages one twentieth pound or manu-
featured tobacco made from Canadian lcai
| 40 cents ppr mound