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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

Ba~The best way to insure an answer
speedily to letter is TO enclose az ad-
dressed and stamped envelope. Try it.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

Get A. NJ. Mayo to attend to your
Homestead and Presumption Proof.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19
WRATuER REPORT.

Louisiana State WeatheF Service for South.
,,ssfeTI1 Louisiana Latitude 300 12t-Longitude
nae o., Place Of observation, DR.. W. A. Knapp's
Trup Store, corner Ryan and Pujo streets, Lake
Charles, La. DIR. W. A. Knapp, Vol. Obs. o. S.
Signal Corps.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

Go to NJ. D. Kearney's for your
Drugs.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

Remember L x. i. Chill Cure y
sold under Atrict guarantee 70 cure 81
troubles arisiag from malarial poison.
II does not contain mercury, arsenic
or stsychnine. Il contains irop ala
Is the best tonic. All druggists ~
Wnae M.ama maa HAonae Seeker
Waiting Lake Charles should bear IL
mind shat i M. Bryan haa bargains ioi
him n Improved and anlnprpYsq EssFi
eatate, both town snd county
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

Ague can not be permanently cured until
the system has been thoroughly cleansed Of
aIl morbid matter. Quinine and other febri.
fuges, viii check II temporarily but 4 Is sure
to return unless the system has been clensed.
For this purpose there q nothing better than
st. Patack's Pulls. They not only Physic,
but thoroughly cleanse The entire system and
will, IN most cases, prevent ague and like
malarial diseases Il used as soon as the first
symptoms appear. Sold BY Or. w. A. Knapp.
THE REV. GEO. ii. THAYER, Of Bour-
bon. Ind, SAYS s'Both myself and wife owe
cur lives "a sHILoHiS CONSUMPTION
CURE.p VIM. Meyer, Druggist
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19
Election NOlice.

pY virtue Of o proclamation issued by his EE
of Louisiana, bearing date September 4th, 1855
and in accordance with law all the qualified vOt
of the parish Of CalGasieu, in said State, are
hereby notified that an election will BIO held on
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

We had occasion to take a run up
to the Bradley-Ramsay Lumber Co.'s
mills few days ago. We found every
thing driving ahead on full time and
at full speed. The mill is certainly
doing excellent work, and the drier
now has capacity for drying it al
most as fast as it is cut. They ship
ped from the yard during the month
of September 100000 feet, and yet
1t can scarcely be missed.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

1. x. y. Sarsaparilla, With iqdide Of
potash, tho great blood purifier, cures
IN diseases arising from Impure blood,
scrofula Of Kiugs evil, obstinate cpta-
neous erupiions, pimPles ~ IRE face,
bloiches, hoils, ripgworm or tetteF,
rheumatism and pains ip the joints,
As Il spring medicine i has no equal
For sale 81 Al Druggists. Price, 81.
Conklin, GeoFge * Gainee, Proplietors.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

Several cottage houses In tho southern part
of town. Also the best improved six.aere
garden in town. A bargain may be had ly
applying early 70 y W. BRYAN,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

Thanks to Hon. r. L. Gibson for
late public documents.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

tfHACKlNETACK,' I, a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price Is aud 80 cts. Wm. Meyer,
Druggist
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Buy your coal from George q Swift
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

N. 7. Jones g. Co.'s mill is doing a
large business. They are running
their mill on full time and have many
orders ahead. Their facilities for
handling logs are splendid. We were
there few days ago when the wind
was blowing quite hard and everything
was dry, and seemed inviting to fire,
but the pumps went to work throw
ing water in every direction and on
roofs, ETC., as a precautionary measure.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, with 2os
n acres OF land attached and under fence,
located on Prien Lake, few miles below the
town Of Lake Charles. Any one Id search
of beautiful home can purchase this prop
erty at bargain by calling Immediately on
J. w, BRYAN.
Lake Charles, La, Fob. 2s, 1sS7,-f,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19
For Rent.
For Rent.

o H0UsEs-two with storerooms attached,
% PpplY to ]. w. BRYAN.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

Aaesssis fl tlae Eeao.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

Mr.. Edltor:-His Excellency fails to re-
spond to these letters Of inquiry, but has on
Recommendation Of q. P. Hampton and s. o.
shattuck, appointed, HHlagHtiy, q Demo-
cratic clerk Of registrstion.
Very truly, .,,,- =, ,,oo,,,,,
The Forrest City times., 1888-03-31
Abused Prosperity.

The typical wealthy business man in this city does not attain to very old age. It is rare that he yes to h 8 ninetieth year. as MT Corcoran did. As rule his health is not in satisfactory con. ditIon when he is sixty. Someth ng is the matter with yer or his k dneys ue is likely 10 be sufferer from overwork and overfeeding. '.He lives too well" saphrase commonly applied to him. which means in reality that he lives i'll. He has not taken proper care of mself. He has drawn too largely on his vital ty before becoming aware of what he was do ng. and though he may possess fair and rotund outward appearance he is in the hands of h s doctor most of the time.
 Is life of this kind a successful onep The bank account signifies yes. but how about the man bimselfP What does it profit one to be very rich f he must constantlg move around m n state of undergoing repairs? It would be . great thing f men laid their plans to possess sound bodies when old as well as riches. Mir. Corcoran got very much more out of life than Mir. ". II. Van derbilt did. The prosperous man in- clines to large dinners and more wines than are good for him. Perhaps a memory of hard work and impecunios- ity in early days impels h m to do what he can to raise h s life's average of pleas. ure, and such case he is apt to
 s. l. .l .f.&L and more exercise of the body.
 There are too many shortened and 1ilapidated lives among our well-to-do citizens. The gospel to be preached 10 the workers for business success is not, while striving fori'. to lose what makes the success valuable Nssg Fork World.
The Forrest City times., 1888-03-31
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 The fellow that painted the end of . log black to catch rabbits is not far ahead of . genius who catches ducks by stratagem in Montcalm, Mich. He says he cuts out chunk of sod, sprinkes hooks hated with corn upon it wades out Into some lake with the sod on his head has strings to the hooks which he holds with one hand, and when the ducks allght and swallow the corn he jerks the strings, and they fly and carry him to land
 About two years ago a conductor of a street car in Philadelph was discharged He had not cent In his pocket aud had wife aud children to support. In thls emergency he borrowed sl0 from friend, made bucket shop investment and doubled his money. His luck has stuck by him ever since and he is now worth S40,000. He cleared s27, 000 last year His good fortune, however, should not serve as an incentive to other poor men Two years from now the Philadelphian refered to may be penniless.
 NJ. Perrotin, an astronomer of Nice, corrob- orates the Italian Schispsrellrs announce ment of tue existence of what seem to be canals on the planet Mars. He has mapped and measured these great works, most of which lie In the equatorial regions of the planet; and, supposing the diameter Of Mars to be, as Is generally believed, about 4,200 miles at the equator, some of these canals are, he says, nearly 2000 miles long. NJ. Perrotin has, moreover gone far toward establishing that the planet really has an atmosphere not very different from that to which we are accustomed.
 v-t,a Dolfoa C,r,u,faaGouars of RaIffunnra hav va rece we'd letter from man in York, Pa, who writes that be was formerly physician and pension attorney in Baltimore, and is now blacksmith. He accuses family in South Bal timore of having bewitched him in July, 1886, since which time he has been in station houses, Bayview and insane asylums. He calls upon police and citizens to hang the members of tbe family, one of whom changed from black 10 white before his eyes He hears voices in the air tormenting him and uttering blas- phemies, but he declares that he is not in- sane and doubts if there is to-day any police man or citizen in Baltimore who has better brain than his.
 A young man attired in the height of fash ion was carefully picking his way eastward over the muddy sidewalks of Jersey City when, happening to meet bevy of pretty girls, he smiled upon them. Then his face suddenly wrinkled up, and be gave utterance to a loud sneeze-"a- te-chew" Before he knew what was going to happen the young fashionable found himself surrounded by 6 crowd of angry girls, who began beating him in a most un. merclful manner. One of them slapped him vigorously on the nose another smashed his silk hat with blow from her tin pail, knock ing it well down on his ears. The girls arc employed at Lorfllsrd's tobacco factory, aud, like many other employees. they deem it high ly insulting If any person prssing them on the street happens to sneeze; for they take 1t fx granted that the sneeze is meant for them. owms to the snuh and tobacco odor.
The Forrest City times., 1888-03-31
IN A sULTAN's PALACE
The Daily Life of the inmates HeEu
 lated by the Hours Of Prayer.

The Daily Life of the inmates Hegu-
 lated by the Hours Of Prayer.
 The windows and doors of the Ara bian houses stand open all the year round and are only closed during the rainy season. says The Aeso Kors Jour- nal Lie in the palace of the sultan of Zanzibar was regulated by the hours of prayer. which take place five times a day; includ ng abution and changing of dress. they occupy three hours. Per sons of rank are reused between ( and 5:30 A. M for prayer but the majority sleep until & The women of the harem arc gently reused by a slave who begins to knead them all over to quicken the flow of the blood. In the meantime the bath has been filled with fresh spring water, and the garments on
 which Jasmine and orange blossoms have been strewn the ght before. are fumieated W tn am Der and musk before they are put on. An hour Is expended I on the toilet and then every one has to wish the father of the house good morning before sitt ng down to break ! fast After that the men get ready for the aud ence chamber, and the women ! 20 10 the windows to watch for stealthy glance from some passing i noble until tho old slaves who guard them call them away.
 At the hour for second prnyer ia l announced, and then the lithe-limb- | sd daughters of the harem are glad 10 take an hours nap on the soft woven mats with sacred notices platted in | them, or to gossip over their sherbet and cakes.
 At { o'clock comes tho fourth prayer l wheE all tas lad es dress in their most elaborate afternoon costumes. and an- | other call is made to the father of the house to wish him gool afternoon. | Then the numerous fam ly. servants and all sit down for their even ng meal and | converse, aecompin ed by an enor- i nous barrel organ. The fifth and last prayer comes at 7:30. though it may be i nut of til bedtime by those who are busy.
 Ten o'clock is the usual hour for re- tiring and the ladies are attended by | their female slaves. whose dut lt IS to watch their mislresses unt they fail 1 asleep. All women go 10 led fully dressed and wearing all their jewels.
 The exprincess writes that at meal | times they all sat down on a floor be. fore table about three inches high, 1 with ledge running around 1t like
 lliard table. On this a great vartcty of viands were placed. and all kinds oi sweets and da nlys The various d sh- es were served on small plates sym metr cally la along the table, and as everything was place there beforehand
 no serF ce was required. Two people very often ate from the same dish, | Drinks were not taken with the meals and no one said word dur ng theit
 progress. As fingers are preferred to l forks and knives, the eunuchs hand
 around basins of perfumed water after
 each meal
The Forrest City times., 1888-03-31
A New Peril for Masculine Loves.

Are you in earnest" Mir Hankin- sonp"
 The lovely g'rl who asked the ques- ton of Mmcellus Hutchinson sat behind the center table with her hafids in her lap. and regarded the young man in. tently..
 In earnest, .Irenep" he exclaimed. pale with emotion and chron dyspep- q; the whole happiness of my life is wrapped up in your answer to the question have asked. lfyou will trust your future in my hands my life shall be devoted to the task of making you happy. It will Do my sole aim to shield you from the rude blasts of ad- versity to smooth your pathway through the world. io lnterpose my right arm between you and every danger that threatens to disturb your peace, and
 -
 .lf listen to vour suit, Mir. Hankin- son." interrupted the young lady. cast ing her eyes tn some timidity and confusion to the floor. "you may re- gret some day. Ton would find mo ignorant of the practical duties of housekeeping. and wiIhout"--
 Practical duties of housekeepingF broke in the enthusiastic youth; you will have no practical duties of that kind. As my wife you shall not be a drudge. You shall be the queen of my home. You consent. do you not my dar"--
 ..Yy.i. . ,,o,~.o,t ,.,x J.ar Mr uanG inson. l am afraid you would flud me thoughtless and extravagant in great many tn pgs."
 'Extravagant! Irene. it will be the joy of my life to provide yoH with what ever may gratfy yonr slightest whim. You can never make a request of me that l would not rejoice to anticipate and grant beforehand.
 And you would be willing to spend all your evenings at homep"
 ''My angel. would not want to spend them an, where else. You would never break my heart by join ng disreputable club or be- coming drinking manP
 Hear me. Irene. Ipromise never to do either"
 Let me see." said the young ladv. medilaively; T think that is all--Oi You will agree to have the word 'ohe.' left cut of my part of the marriage ser- vice. will you Mir. HanknsonP'
 Obey! Hal Hal Why. my own. certa nly. l am ever willing to prom ise 10 obey you
 .Then. Marcellus" said the lovely girl. as she lifted a tul grown phono- graph off her lap, locked 1t carefully m drawer of the secretary that stood against the wall, turned up the gas and beamsd in sweet vet busnesslke manner upon the terror-stricken young man, Il am ours. - hieago Tribune
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-10
Sen frpaeoe Grits.

Snsen at eber fienber ben frsleoe
Grits iaa sobt Tom ies. 9i bar falsi
meb binanben ionn Rrsbre lise fra Dol
fsrIte 8arnbom til bore lniperiitetsaar.
DerfOr tunee ies fortelle tuierbe iaur'
rise Gcener, ri iom Drense bar oplepet
lcmmen /; men ies onfsrsr Blot ct Har
Trai fra bans Drense>Na fom oil
sipe benz Der, intet tienber til BAN, ct
Slass 8esreb ON bans 2arafter. 9an
er opbraseu bos fin Dlfel Sp0anb paa
ct sammelt Gerreinbe peo 2imfioroen.
Da Dnfelen fen tile bapbe Bsrn, beilutz
tebe ban at anpenbe al 1ib % Glib paa
at itafe Broberisnnen ben met faloenbte
Dannelle. Til ben Gnbe forifrep ban
meb itore Dmfoininser be buetisfte 2a<
rere i alle 8ibenitaber % Runiter. Men
peb bans Dpbraselies=Y lau par bet en-
flor Sell, at ben oppaste Drens fra
Morsen til Nften iaalebes bar plaset
meb sproslnrere, 9esnemelter, Gestes
meter oip., at ban bapbe Dasens Elmer
beiatte fra Rorseu til afteu. Deune
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-10
9isb 2itenit.

Sc furiilellise Meninser a%nsaaenoe
9isb 2icenie 8irtnins i Minneiota, 'oet
bet iaa laust fra ct BABE meobrast 5ors
minb5felie i salOouernes initial. inarere
bar piit fig uben Betponins uoenfor iaas
pibt at galoonteeperne er blepne oriitiz
sere % mere inbflpoeliesrise, efteroi be
betaler itore 5tatter, leoer mango til at
fprmooe, at Der oil bliue siort en- Gorz
auorins liseOoerfor Saloonresulerinseu
unber naite 2esislatur. 5or en- upars
tiff Sasttaser, Der snifer saloonens III
taseni Mast % Nnieelie, ct 2oueu aoen
Hetpbnins for benz. 9porpiot nalte Sc
sislatur ptl fOrbsie 8riien paa Silence
er u~ianbipulist. Sitorien fra @ebraita
iaapeliom fra por esen Stat er COB at
faa 5oritaub at.
Sobn 8. Sind bar ielp meopirtenbe
ben 9silicenie, iom Saloonerne Nes
braifa blep ilast; men erflereoe bet iiben
for ben itsrite Sell, ban ! fit SIP bapoe
beaaaet.
timber benne 2op maatte ben, iom
pilbe bespnbe Saloon, faa 80 Menos
ftriftlise 9iQabelie. Disie Meno
MATTE bore @elpeiere paa Stebet, bpor
Saloonen 1fuloe bripes.
Dernei bebspeoes 5000 Dollars
&aution iom @rltatnins for ben Sfaoe,
Soloonfeepere,1 n,aatte affteofomme.
Derefter tunbe ban faa en- 2icence for
1000 Dollars.
Oct tsrfte Nar (1ss2) aftos Saloos
nerneS 9lntal fra at bore 1910 til at
bore lila Staten.
s 1883 bar Der 1173.
& 1885 bar Der 1886.
8 80 bar Der l Saloon I. bu. 451 Subj.
s 's5 bar Der l Saloon T. 70. 292 Snbb.
Set er operFsoist at iise, at ben fore
Snbtest, iom State1 bar al iaa mango
@alooper, tiener iom Stitpense paa g.
lectorer % Gn1beosmeno.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-10

Sol. Balm er en- tuit os fraftis Taler,
9an itubier lite for at finoe 8iqeoer,
famler lite efter Nrsumelter. ut bsre
BAN er iom at leie en- rist iluitreret
9iitorie. Billeberne fommer iom iflans
forflarenbe % pittise. nWsan flyer, ri
fomn1er albris nosetiebs, Ri er en- iao
baablss Minoritet. Sab pibe, buorle=
bes ilise Soft pilbe BABE Tilt at bore
MiuOriteten / spnoflobens Gage. Sab
Soft brittle % tase Jplserne, er en- anbeu
3alemaabe; men SaSen er ben, at en-
britter, mebens andre n,aa ia 6el9erne.
yfeoe / en- Station ner SEEM Dorf iaa
ies en- Dame fibbe at ipnse. Seq no
fritteoe benbes 9iftorie. 9euoes Manb,
uelfiaaenbe os elifelis, bapoe bruffet os
ipiQet, bortpautet gus os 2ot, tabt, os
enbte / Jansiel. &onen git fra Gorz
1t6noeH, W(00eIeH Waatle Id9e 9eHOe
biem til fig, life fom ben itraalenbe sla=
be Datter, ban gap til en- uns, baabefulo
Manb, mel ct 8ra9 ! aanbelist Mgrfe.
9errp Slap, Ssn at Statsmanben
9enrp Clap, gap 1aab ON at blipe ct
2ps for fit 4aub % Soft, be9auet bar
ban / risere Maal enb i'm Gaoer %
Driffen ruinerebe bam. 8lgbenbe %
bsenbe b.ep BON baaret bjem % la9t for
an fin Mobers SOBER. Gun maatte
belle 6slserne % &uinoerne ma Tom en-
alminbel,s @esel taSe 5slserne al Man=
bens ubifeielie.
(5ortiettes Yaa Abe Sibe af 8labet.)
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-10

ben ib9er ii at pinbe bet bebre Clement
blanbt Mepublitanerne, % ber aniees ui
for at bore Demotraternes GQierebe.
Gpab 1tal pi sibre? Dpsipe ben Sag,
jom ri peb er al mango @onse itsrre
Hetpbnins enb Iolbiasen, tan ri lite.
Wente poa Mepnbliianerne til be oil ars
tase zig Dor Sag, foreiOmmer % latter
list i 8etrastninsen al ben Firnoise
Webanblms, iom ! beres Ronuentioner
er blepae bore Representatives. tilbel.
Demotraterne tan sierne bore bsFiee
Gioen Ct lille lon9t borte, bo &e11
bette 2anb ital itaa melem Soloone1 %
9iemmets Goriuarere, % 81 oeo m1ese'
Del, at Oemofraterne life oil ftiqe fig
be iibites @effer. 9eler lite penter ri
at @epublitanerue iom @epublifaner'
uil iti0e fig mob Saloonen, TIL ifsls'
8artietS Qebere bar bet lite BERTH 10
% baarer. Set bar ! fig for r'ars
5aloonteepere % Observation-Disclosures
lers til at hume tase &en pp MOI
benne Craft. Sci bebre element, ion
er bet talrisite. uoen at bore bet ber
ltenbe, inbet bet republifauite 8arti, {
lite uben Sniuar for, at benne fore ga
lite tommer iaa fraitis, Tom ben buro
TONNE.
81 befiemper lite @epublitanerne
men Saloonen, iOm tribes unber bet n
publ,tanite % bemofratiite Hartis Sob
8i bar get til at bpsse port eset Bart
% trues @epublitanerne al os % tabe
bet fine Ststter, ba buroe Bartiets on
lorssfulbe Menb bore glade, forol b
enb sipes Menb, lom fan itjelne meue'
9arti % Sag % iette 2anbets 8ebo
ODER Yartiets Seier.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-10
y8i bjelper 9emotraterne"

Den bemof rattle Bresie inotaSer MI
en- sanite anben 9olonins l~iseoperfor
8robibitioniiterne MI enb ben fsr bar
giort. Set uiier fig, at bpor bet fbr
sialbt at befiempe Yrobibitionsprinciz
pet, aielber bet mi at fomr1e til Wasz
ten, % til ben Gnbe itpr be l~iseiaaliot
sube iom oaarlise Mibler.
8i ftstter Demofraterne, ioet ., trefz
Ter por 9ielp fra &epublitanerne, fises
Der. 6psrser ri paa @runblas af besse
Starters rationale Blatforme, builtet
Jortrin @epublitanerue meo fin Gri=
Ebiifp itulbe ia fremfor 9emofraterne
meb fin .NntizS umptuarp" Hlante, blir
be os @uar ifplbise, % ri trefer lite
en- @epublifaner, iom bill foripare eller
pebfienbe fig bin Ylatform. 9e penter
ole, at @tateu ital TONNE meb no9et
mere republifanif % mere iparenbe til
ct mOralit 5olfs &rap. Com 5orbolz
oene MI er, itaar be Mianeiota .ion
Stebbsrn af fin eusans elifeoe Mober.
Den lltilfrebsbeb blanbt Solicit ipaar
be samle Yartier ilbe. Ser er en- Dpz
paasaen, llro os lluisbeb paa ale DIM,
raaber, {or1 life lengere tan titles peb
bet sau,le &raab: Tariff - 1ariff /!
Oct bemotratiife Barti filter / bisie
oprbrte 8anbe, % tommer, iom bet for
buns tom, meb llroens Deubrit til be
forftprrebe Glementer.
Brpbibitionsportiet er intet uotrpt
foe llro % llpisbeo, ibpOrpel fanife
mango til 4sften oil fafte fin Stemme
for bort 8arti for at fe en- Dmfprtelie
al bet @amle. 8rObtbitionspartiet er
en- Canning at 2anbets bebre &refter,
beftemte paa at ubrpboe 2anbets itsrite
1ieuoe % utitfrebie meb be samle Yar@
tiers Gfterlabenbeb i beune betponinss<
fulbe Nisiion.
Hi bigger bort 8arti at be beore
Rrefter, bentet fra bet beofte Rarti.
Sort nationale Ramposnefonb blir for
Gtsrftebelen forbrust mob Demofraterne
Gpben, berjor aniees bort 5olf Der iom
Wepublifanernes Aaierebe. Der ! Nors
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-10

STANLEY. Sra Suafim melbes
ben Ste Suli: Der CT life inolsbel
pberlisere paalibelise G%fterretninser ON
Stanlep. G~ubaneierne boloe fait Deb,
at ben bpibe Maut pe6 8abrzelza5elle
fomuer fra &onso. Mabbiens Otter.
fslser bar ieubt Trooper uuoer en- tib=
lisere espptiif Officer til Danfur.