The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-03


3 Bot cFeoabaed, sllst i lpsrfscslv honEv,
Z comed BY them
1REAxsAs
First IN being reaSy for visitors i
the Arkansas exhibit. under the care
fnl supervision Of her State Commas
sionsT, NJ. s Thonss, Wi prove q
: SURPRISE even 20 such cisse neizhb0rs
4 asws LoHIsianians--ace the Ar
kansas Traveller assa typs Of her pee
iple. the outside World Is aotaliy M
prepared for the unaiEpuiHbie proofs
z mere given Of the great strides Bhs has
] taken in the development Of her
leonn.less resources. a. well As IN
manufactures. Near 7 szarkana are 20
be found immense deposits Of kaoilne
and other Elzys pEpper for the mana
} fac7uEo OF fine and bsautiful pottery,
sRampies Of vshich IRE exhibited. The
iiuElnuity Of her people is shown BY
the patent safety EiRgiEsEee and Jap
ring b0ab FRiaabie improvements.
Her miBeEa EsHlth, Br samples Of
gold. silver and lead. the latter In al
imOst pnEe state. Sand AM other
fsi0nes ar abandant a fine whet-
stone, f0nnd in the neizhbOFhood of
the lar famed Hot Springs, aEr sE-
ported in large Quantities and returned
&c thIs cunntTy As genuine Russian
/ stones EThe richness Of her s0il is
/ dispisved IN two cabins composed,
/ one Of wheat, oats rye. mIlie+, rice,
I harley, and bgoon-corR; the other Of
lis native grasses. as vel as Timothy,
red bnE- and jEpaD Gi9Ver, blue and
Bermuda gTcsse5. etc. We all have
heard OF she family VINO eat ami drank
nO1hiDg Dus potatoes Had theY dis !
.cgvEEeC she method OF making inca
and -four from Ehis essentially south /.
Ell roOt, a. mere shown, the wonders ,
OF the #gTld eeasE. as il eqnais II .
looks, a. least, the rest wheat -four,
and sarpasses, for nuiritiVe qualities.
cCrR-stazch and farina IT. their sperial +
uses.
Patrick Henrv's piEtoI and al old
biunderbuss, together, with Indian
relics aug from tine mounds in the
vicinity Of Muuud Lake. viii satisfy
tha relic huutrr in this exhibit
ARIZONA
Tne caves Of the Genii OF the LaDp
car scarcely have surpassed o. even
r1vaie5 .ne mineral vGalth displayed
IL this territory, In ono imnBnse
pyramid are beautiful siIicihed wood
from her wonderful pelri6ed forests.
Amet8ys. topaz, mRiaebibc, and
other precious stones arr As plentiful
IS gold or siiVeE. and DO sec now abun- ,
ians lnese are. Just iook Al tina, mass
, ua.Ipa sIrer weighing SO lbs, Z
ia: lou q: copper ore. O. tina. sia5 Of
AZ los. composea @ copper silver d
'Dd gold. b
7 linus wiz car Turn from all f
bis dazzling wealtL 10 the moro mum u
he but DO iess sure means OF acQuir- d
~ e fortune III the PURSUIT Of ayr d
allure. Arizona presents SAMPLES o. Il
h. produce Of her ayl s
rALIFgkNIA- o,
Al ImiDeusn Uullea State hag. IN Il
,&wpa grass properly coi9red hangs ii
bOyc the spaCr allotted 10 tui, ctatc 4,
Il thu Grst among the gold producing f,
lates It becomes ner L make Ia
red,Labio aispiay OF ner minera :,
fee.t.. but even tins claim paIes be G.
JTc ber vas. agriculture. resources 81
nd manufacturing Industries She Ii
3 trUiy the mother Of vegetable giants. b
'uupAlns weighing 20 lbs, beals el
8 lbs peas p inches an cream Al
sreDce, pluns as ,afgc as our finest T.
CACHES and peaches tia, co0H not "
G forced into i GUAR. cup: such are a d
~ Of the mAny mOHsteTs OF Tho Yegc- rr
Able kingdom California sends as n b
ample Of the fertility Of Der soil. Im-
'euse COMBS and jars Of pure while W
oBey are NOT les eioqueul Of the Z,
olden harvest reaped by those vino ir
it'll turn 10 their own advantages the 81
sbog Of The industrious bee The q
ereais are Ill represented and the ?;
Mission olive and the grape, and lis =,
rDducts show tha, CALIFORNIA; great ID
S, wealth Is not ii her gold mines Il
COLORADO. oI
: "trip across the Continental Di- al
ide IS VIVA: lew Of US car hope 10 II
ccomplish, ba, without the fatigue Of i,
be journey Colorado pictures it in 81
q immense theatrical scenery. Here, .
iso, is depicted Grand Canyon, II
iount Of The Holy Gross, and Pixies c,
'eak. Smuggling close tn this is a o
miners cabin, composed entirely Of +,
uarlz, and alongside is q monument
seOrding the gold production be- 81
seen 1859 aud 1884, putting it 9
I $45,O00,0OO, and a. silver. al Al
Z. 900, 900. a
Two large painting give a correct Ii
ictnEe Of LeadYille, as it was an 1877, IL
nd as it is now. a few Struggling d
Iuts in the wilderness on the one hand a
nd a well built, regular city, with all a
be uRmisiaksble size Of an advanced e
Utilization on the other Such are y
be change iew years have made in n
What was once the home of the red Fl
was the banner year for G
the gold production Of that D
ear never having sofar been equaled. d
A happy Mes Year 10 all. d
FoRLeRs IIQPE. d