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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-09-07

The ladies Of The Presbyterian
church, assisted BY friends Of other
denominations, gave a Japanese tea
party last Tuesday night on Tie
grounds opposite Prot. S. "A. Knapp's
residence. The entertainment was
| given for the purpose Of raising funds
for building the church house. The
grounds were beautifully lighted up
with lamps, lines Of Chinese lantsrs
and with large wood freson the outsr
edge. Through the central portion of
the grounds quite number Of tables
had been Hastily arranged on which
refreshments of Earions kinds were
served. 0alhs north edge Of the
grounds a stand had been erected out
Of rough plank bnt had been nicely
decorated on the inside by the ladies;
in this anfInteresting programme was
carried ont.
The programme consisted of Isl
Quartette by Madam Peery, Miss Lii,
lie Winterhalter, Mr., c. ". Little, and
Mr., Ernest Wilmington.
I'd. Song,-Miss Agna Whiting
ton and Mr.. Ernest Wilmington. AC-
compartment by Mrs. Wilmington.
Sd. Song by Madam Pesry with ac-
compartment by Miss BveliDa PHO. |
4th. Solo,-Miss SUSIE Wells.
An intermisslon was then had for
about half an hour during which time
ice cream, tea and cake rapidly disap-
peaFed.
After refreshments from the hands
Of the fair ladies in chinese costume,
the audience again assembled and the
programme as arranged was concluded.
The first was a song by quite a mum
Der whose names We failed to learn,
but it was highly applsuded. The
next was song by Madam Peery,
which so attracted the audience that
she was called back. The next song
was by Miss Lille Winterbalter,
aud was pronounced good.
The exercises then closed with
beautiful piece from Mr. Little, after
which the FIRE works under charge Of
Mr.. Bailey began, which highly Gu
tertaiped and amused the children.
All performed their respective paris
well and deserve praise. The musical i,
,aIent displayed shows that Lake q
Charles is not wanting in that respect. d!
The Eco reporter failed 10 obtain .
copy of the programme as carried =
nj; therefore we beg Indulgence for
ny mistakes that occur 10 It's arrange 1
oent.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-09-07
Z. S. MAIL.
Steamer "ALERT.1
FREIERT CARRIED At RElSODARLE RATES

Excursion either
Ryan Steet,Be (
LANDING-At foot House Square.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-09-07

Succession SnIe.
In bunIteenth Judicial District Court Parrish a
ChloaAieu, state Of T.gnisiana- 80 ~
svooHspos o rnlllr !. Hopaas.

. ? VIC " T1FVOIHIlllH.--NO.--
aSUGCEsslON or pHILIIp Il HoDeRs
II N1NIUE of an order aud commission is.
- sued out of the Fourteenth Judicial District
Court q y plcasieu parish, and 10 me direeted i
VIII sell At last residence 81 Phillip II. Hoiges,
Ialeasien parish, at public auction, 10 the last
aud highest bidder, d ~ .' if'S'
Saturday, Sep tember s1Il, 4sss.
"A "a lhe pEgpeEty belonging 10 the succession 81
Plilip u. Hodges, consisting of
:, 1ne I, Wagon, One Mnle, Two Oxen, One Horse.
hold Goods etc = +AN'H9
lEGAis Casa ELIzABRTH HODGES,
AdntnistratTix.
Lake Charles, La, Aug, 81, 1855
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-09-07

REPRESENTATIVE GRAIN, of Texas,
who was d member Of the House com
mitLee on foreign affairs in the last
Congress, says the charge that Mr..
Cleveland had changed his position
on the Canadian question is absurd.
When the so-called retaliation act
was passed, March 3, 1881, there were
two bills, one a House bill, which
was endorsed by Mr., Cleveland, and
was just such bill as the Presidents
message now calls for; the other was
the milk and water Senate bill, which
was accepted by the House as better
than nothing on the day before the
expiration Of the session, Mr.. CIeyc-
land stood then right where he does
now.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-09-07
SyndiC's Sale.

DAVID j. REID,
Sheriff Of CRlCasieu Parish. La
Sheriff Office Lake Charles, La, Aug. 10, 1885
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-09-07

IN Fourteenth Judicial District Court State Of
Louisiana, Parish Of Calcasieu-No-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11

Pan WsncentyL or6iecki znowu
powoiumy zostu{ NIB u%rzedn'ka prey
przswozie przez rzeke Mississippi.
= Wincentego Kukowskiego mnjor
"a jakies przewinienie W urzedzie
usunat cd przewozu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11

Zagadke z przesztego numeru
odgadt pan MARGIN Daszkowski,
pelski llstowv W Wlnonie.
Woi6w byfo S "a SIS 90, swinia
l IA 800, owiec "a III 400 - sto
sztuk bydfa, sto dolar6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11

Eonpencya republikadska Cd
bedzie sic " sobote, 10 pszdzier-
aka, 8 dni po demokrackiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
ozwiazant

RoZwiazania.
poprzednich zagadek.
Pisrwsza zagadke z Bremond,
Tex, mjleplt rozwiazaf y. Jam
IAN. Jego zcaniem strona u ba-
SOW barania u smyczek 2 kon,a,
ktdry jezdzi pc niej.
Zagadke z przesztego numeru
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
Gdzie co kupic
W Win0nie?

TAM STORE - Cheap Store
- otworzyi PREY 3 ulicy pod mr..
125 = E. pan Robert Hoffman,.
Ludzio, szczegolnie polskie kobio-
ty garna sic do niego Jak pszczo-
" do ula. - D,staniecie tam
wszystko ma POI darmo, niby cd
tax xwanego BiWiger Mann W
starym krnj u. - Ramki do obra-
x6w, warte d"lara, ga IS cent6w.
- Work, do pieniedzy, wartosci
pot dolara - "a 10 centow no
10 wartosci IS centow IA 10 CEN
tow.
Dobra sxczotke dostaniecie "a
10 cent6w - tuzin o}owkow "a 80
G. 10 pudefek zapaiek "a 10 c.
j t. d.
STARE A DOBRE r.eczy -
lax tn mowia - Second Hand
%snaid.ieoie " rzedzle domow mic
Day p. Jskobcm bteinbauerem q
Ludwik;em Sikorskim - VIM.
NERREDITHA. - Mianowicie
Jest tam wie.ki snpss ~bajecznl. Ia.
mich piecow i mebli.
Pm N. Jaco6y s~prledaje to
raz ubranla tunie ! drogis, jaklch
tylko sc sobie Ayczy Oh sl.OO
sxtuka. Pan Jaeoby, chcao terus
kupiG wielkio zSbasy to wnr6w ma
sine, prosi swoich dluinik6w, u.
by sic z MIN porachowali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11

Al wal, biedny clek. i t. d.
Jezeli Majsterek uwaza, 5eby
to wiartsdw polskich W Ameryce
ubawic mogfo, niechaj to wydru-
kuje.
Jozef Daily.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
SECuRE yOuR TICKETS

Before you get on the train, for you viii save money
and possibly a discussion with the conductor. Call tor
tickets via THE Burlington" In that way only can
you be sure that you viii be carried over a first class
line. and OF cours you don't wan, to travel on a second
class 70 ID, unless you are recognized in your homs
community as a second class man. The Burlington
belongs TO atirst elias system that goes everywhere, ana
makes sure and close connect. ons with other system;
has a first class equipment in all respects, v%es''buled
coaches, dining sars, ~sleep.rs, and competent ana O.
on all great cities If you want to know more about 1t
write to w. ]. Z. Kenyon Gen. Pass Agent, C,.b'%.
N. r. R., at s.. Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
POsZukiwanie.

Kto by wiedzia} o moim me-
zu, nazwiskiem Jan Alwnik, kto-
ry teraz ma drugie nazwlsko Jan
Snip czyli Szlp, niechaj da o
tenn znac mnie opuszczonej, ME-
szczesliwej kobiecie.
Mrs. Mary Meczek
1913 w. Pratt Str.
Baltimore, M. D.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
JozsfDaily
P0szukiwanie.

St. Paul, I pazdz. - Sganow-
ny Redaktorze! Prose- umlescic
co nastepuje: Edmund Sporn z
W Galley, co bawif W Paterson,
blisko New Yorku, niechaj sic
zg}osi do nizej p~edpisanego.
Prosze o przes}anie adresu je-
ko, kto by wiedziaf o MIN.
j. Wermus 1899 Nc Sloan Aye.
st. Paul, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
ZAPhACILI
"A WIARUSA.

Chicago St Bielejewski LOO
Providence A Poleski LOO
Chicago LUX Schrojda 200
Jan Suwalski 200
Ponlatowski Jak6b Myszka ZOO
Ossineke Walenty Adamski 200
Manistee L Nierzwa 200
Polonia Michaf HIM $50
Dodge, Andrzej hosihski 200
Winona Teofl Styba O.3O
Andrzej Satka 100
Pawef Liberia O.5O
Green River e. Dankowski 200
Antrim Jan P%aruzyhski 100
Bronson M F Miko1ajczak 100
Blossburg Jan Baluta 200
Opechee Antoni Garborek LOO
Baltimore Jozef Czosnowski 200
Morris Run jerry Matuszewski2.OO
Bremond w Lajdych 400
Winona L Rogala O.50
Chicago Goleniewski 200
Matuszewicz 200
f Scharmach 200
Palachowski LOO
M Donarski 200
J Neriug 100
A Bagihski 200
Alpena Antoni Wisniewski 800
Chicago Walenty Szymanski 200
Manistee job Cyzewicz zoo
Breham Jan Nowak 200
Wonowoc Alex Czapiewski 100
Blossburg Micha4 Makowski 200
Attleborough K Samaczewski 200
Grand Rapids zefPawlikowski4.O 10
Glen Lyon Walenty Majewski LOO
Winona J6z Kuczkowski $50
St Paul F. Goltz 100
Glencoe Jan Chelewski 800
Detroit DR. I}owiecki 100
Minonk Ign Maliszewski 200
Perham Leon Madzinski 200
Red Jacket A Kowalewski 200
Grand Tunnel Jan 2 elinski 200
Winona Wlk or Czapiewsk 200
Micha} Stolpa 100
Jan Zabrocki LOO
Minneapolis J A Gluba 400
Konstanty Klinger LOO
Glen Lyon Lud Fisher 200
Chicago J Kowalski 200
Arcadia L Wojcik 200
Cleveland F Florek 200
Lista BiedakOw.
Szanownym wydawcom pism
polskich polecamy do u%wzglednie-
MIA nastepujace osoby ,odkt6rych my
przez rachunki ami centa abona-
mentu wydusi6 ME zdofalismy.
Jackson, Mich, M. Rutza
Mt. Pleasant, Pa, j. Szyperski
Scranton, Pa, L. Kasprzak
Evansville, Jan Malak
Shamokin, Jan Graf
FIR. Klimek
Jan Janaszewski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11

WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE
Ma KONwENCYI demo.
krackiej W d"iu 9 pazdz. uz, skat
nominac,a ma komisarza powlato-
wego ub. Jan B m b Q . k; OBJ
Fr. Dra4kow>ki prepaid W kau'
kusie tylko Al gio>ami, lecz %
dsie sic starat o wybranle ma ko-
nisarza pow. przez tykiet n'eza-
ie3ny czS Ii Independent.
Nominacya ma urzednikow po-
wiatowych d.staIi rrnw'e sami no.
wi ludzie. Schmidt, Posz, Bogga't
j Fakler ME uzyskali nominacyi.
Swle3o nominowani:
Superintendent. BRAI.EY
Probate Judge. STORY
l.. COTTER
Register of Deeds...B BOLIVIAN
Auditor GEO. D. GLYNN
Suryerior........M. S. PARKER
Sheriff ...... HENRY BlLTGEN
CENZOR Gryglaszewskl bawif
10 pazuz. W Winonie.
Rlska Komepanio akcyjna PREY
Kamiennej Drodze wybrafa haste.
pujacy zarzad:
And. zej Prochowicz, vice pfoz.
Joze. Jereczek, sekretnrz.
Franci>zek Rolbiecki, vice.sekr.
Teofl Gruchaia, skarbn'k
.Fr. Paubicki, opiekun k"sy
IF. Kerlina
". underestimate. mana4er.
Ma dyrektor6w wybrani 20
stall n.stepujacy obywatele: Jan
K,us, August Schneider. Teo6I
Grucha,a, Franciszek Paiubick.
Jan Buczyhski j An1rzej Je1ew-
ski.
TEATR POLSE " Winonle!
Znowu bedxieny 20 mieli W sobo-
to. 10 pazdziernika W Philharmonic
Hall. Nuszs polka K"pela, pc Sta
rane~ przygotowaniu odegra kr"-
tochwile Szewc Arystrokatq. ktora
- jak podaja afsze " r6znych
esadnch polskich wszedzioz powo'
dzeniem o%dcgrano.
Ma scenic wyst"pia nastepo-
iace osoby: F%ranciszek Kukl.hski.
lsz.wc Poteszwu), Jan Rymurkie-
wicz (Jacek Sikora), Teodozya J"z
daewska [Dvrusiu] Jan Hereh
tKukuia].
Pc tsatrze najprz6d iywy O.
.braz (S,"stry M'fosierdzis pieIeg-
nuiaoe chorych), ktory przypom"'
publicznosci chrzesciahski obo via
rex przyczyniania SIC do loterJi
ma szpitul sw. jana potem bal.
N,ecl.at sic kazdy, kto ten nu
ner Wiarusa dostanle do reki,
przygotuje, ably W najblizsza so
bote, o e ,dzinle 8 %wiecxOrem, m6gt
by6 " Hall Philnarmonicznej |
prsypatrzcd sic popis'wi narodowei!
skapeli, z~naJdulac sic " wielk'e]
sfromadzie polskiego ludu, prag"a-
oego rozerwaG sic j z"bawio 20 eiez-
kiej piracy powszedniej.
Eonoencva republikaGska cd.
bedzie sic " sobote, 10 pszdzier-
aka, 8 dni po demokrackiej.
Pan WsncentyL or6iecki znowu
powofumy xostu} NIB %urzednika PREY
przs~ozie przez rzeke Mississippi.
= Wincentego Kukowskiego mnjor
Ia jakies przewinienie W urzedzie
usunat cd przewozu.
Ma kaukusie demokrackim W
4 wardzie, W dniu 8 pazdz. g}o-
sowefo piwo; kto 60 wiecej Wy
czestowa}. zostal polecony do no
minacyi. Lud polski bedzie g}o-
sowa} dopiero 6 listopada, i to
t. raza prawdopodobnie zupe}nie
trzezwo.
Kogo by ~jeszcze chciano p o.
trytowac ma intencya wybo-
row, ten niechaj tylko Pile piwo z
browaru Beckera i Schellhasa, DO
tylko to odpowiednio umys} ma
strata.
Gdzie co kupic
W Win0nie?
TAM STORE - Cheap Store
- otworzyi PREY 3 ulicy pod mr..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11

TAME kartuny
j inne lekkie materye ma udziez
ola dzieci i kobiet dostaniecie
W SKkADZIE KUPCA
CHARLES METZ
Ma rogu ulic 3ciej iFranklina.
Zagadka.
Pierwsze u dzika, a drugie i trzecle
Uzyjecie, jak choecie
Do karapia Tub spi-wania;
Wszystko dobre ma snladania.
RoZwiazanta.
poprzednich zagadek.
Pierwsza zagadke z Bremond,
Tex, mjlepl+ ro%zwiazaf p. Jam
IAN. Jego zcuniem strona u ba-
SOW barania u smyczek 2 kon,a,
ktdry jezdzi pc niej.
Zagadke z przeszfego numeru
odgadt pan MARGIN Daszkowski,
pelski hstowv W Wlnonie.
Wol6w byfo S "a SIS 90, swinia
l IA 800, owiec "a III 400 sto
sztuk bydfa, sto dolar6w.
8krobi6aka z Ohio odpow:ada
p. a. Goszcxyhskiemu, ze ~pierwszy
rodzlc nazywa} sic Skru,zyta, gdyz
W piesni Gwiazdo Morza znajdnja
SO takie dwIe zwrotki: ,,Tys
smierci szczep, ktory ~szezepit
pier~ sly rodzic $ kruszyia as.
- Wiedziuf to zreszta jut pan
Czorlihsci co do Pucka no sece
Jechoi. a 0 CO sic lego madry zio-
mex z Nebraska, Leon Je&ewski,
tax okropnie ma niego gniewa.
Gardiner, Montana Territorium, 3
pazdziernika.
Szanowny Redaktorze Wsarusa!
Dawno juz chciafem cos naplsaG
do Pahskiej gazety, lecz czas mi
nigdy ME pozwala}. Wreszcie wy
czyta}em W nr. 38 Wsarusa zagad-
ke obywatela v. T. K. 2 Texas.
Zaraz odgad}em, re wypad}o ma
kazdego pc 6 starych pruskich
fenyg6w zap}acit, DO tylho dwoch
ich by}o, a p~ierwszy nazywa} sig
M 9 d g l, drugi zas K 0 pa.
Prey tel sposobnosci przypo.
mnia}o mi sic, jak zydek podpi.
ty spiewa} piosnke pare lat temu
W oberzy.
Kiedy Polacy powstali,
Ma coz tego, pc co to?
Mysmy zawsze nadstawiali,
Jezli ME grzbiet, to z}oto.
All wal, s%zajnes git
Najwiecej wycierpia} zyd!
Idac sobie pod lasem
W tenn wyskoczy} z halasem
Jakis wojak, pewno Polak,
miaf p%istolit "a pasem.
Al wal, biedny czlek,
bieda, bieda, gaj son week!
Wymierzyl mnie presto W g}owie:
pewno ty spieg wykrzyknaf,
ia re strach6w buch! do rowie
W gore nogami 1iknal.
Al wal, biedny clek, bida, I'd
Jasnie panic pikita,
Gale konske kopyta.
Jak pragne z Moskalem Kriy,
ia ME jestem laden spig.
Al wal! bledny clek l t. q.
ia jestem polski synek,
patryotnik re az strach.
Pikutnik wy]a} postronek;
ia do rowow znowu baw!
Al wal. i t. d.
Szczesciem woda byla wrowow
Przykurczywszy s}ucham zndw:
Strzelowanie, strzelowanie,
hura! hura, pyf, pat, puff!
Al wal! biedny clok. j t. d.
Poczychutku z dusza W uchu,
przyczajawszy pod krzakiem,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
CHARLES METZ
Ma rogu ulic 3ciej iFranklina.
Zagadka.

Pierwsze u dzika, a drugie trzecle
Uzyjecie, jak choecie -
Do karapia lub spi-wania;
Wszystko dobre ma snladania.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-04-27

"Rut ] can pay on
thought, ~ she stood there ma
ed his carriage roll down the strect.
Just - soon a. his ONCE hours beein
III 60 there"
To Dr.. Falkncy's great surprise. III,
frse patient that afternoon wns Phehe
Cllssold.
"Doctor." said she, ..I'vo come Ia
pay your bill. out Of money that rye
earned myself"
"Havc I sent It INF" said he.
mo. But-~
.Nor do ! intend to do sol" he de.
clared. "Phebc. I'm thinking Of going
into partnership"
"Then your partner will certainly
want all the old debts paid up" nodded
II don't know about that. I am
thinking Of q life partnership, Phebe-
not . medical one-and thee partner I
want, dear girl, Il you"
It was perhaps a little vague. but
she understood Il In an instant, Her
cheeks flushed; her long brown eve.
lashes dropped.
dearest, said he, taking her.hand,
sis 1t to be Dr.. Falkney aud WifeP'
Some other patients came in lust
then. and after that one look into her
hazel eyes DR.. Falkncy was troubled
with no misgivings.
So Phebe's life-problcm was solved,
Inc there came IN end to the .itiner.
ant millinery" as her husband called
It.
but 1 shall always feel happier and
more independent" said size, ..for
knowing thnt l am able to earn my
own living"
Did any n ever doubt iti" eaid
DR.. Falkncy.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-04-27
The Qsaocn 90 Tramps.

The Queen Of Tramps was a guest at
the HOb0kcn police station Thursday
night. This remarkable woman, now
IN her 10Th year, Is Sarah Duughcrty.
She was born in Londonderry in 1914
and emigrated to this country in 1870
Immediately after her arrival she be-
gun her nomadic life, and has visited
every section of this country and wit
messed all the important celebrations.
She has seen all tho Presidents. from
Pierce to Cleveland inauguratcd.
During the var she was close to the
scene Of the big battles, and was one
OF tho first women to reach tho south.
ern Confederacy after the surrender of
Lee. During the Centennial cclcbra-
ton she was in Philadelphia, and when
Custer fell was close to the spot where
he was ambushed aud killed. =.
She Is not an educated woman, but
has q rctentivc memory and is rhym-
ster. She wrote q poem touching the
death of Custer and rccitcs with cor.
siderable dramatic power. Sic de-
lights to tell of the leading events in
the history of the country during the
last thirty years. and with ponderous
particularly details the prominent at
fractions in tho leading cities in tho
United States and tho many interest
ing celebrations that have taken
place in the large cities at which she
was present.
She has studied the Bible, and has
several odd conundrums to PROFOUND
ministers of the Gospel. She is fond
OF children. and expends her few
sn~n.s@ To- -..--l--H---
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-04-27
Stories Of biz Snakes.

Tho sca-serpent hns o fresh-water
relative. who, according to the natives
OF tue Amazon country, is many faith
ons in length. and appears successive
~ in different parts of the river. They
call it the Mai d'agoa-tlle mother OF
tho water. THO fable doubtless arose
from the appearance of some huge an
aconda, Of winch, it is said, some i'm
dividuals have been killed measuring
AZ feet in length.
One day q native and his little o
10 years of age went up the river to
gather wild fruit The canoc was
pushed on a sloping, sandy shore, amid
a grove of wild guava and myrtle
trees. Tho father entered the forest,
leaving his boy to mind the canoe.
While the little fellow was playing
in the water, under the shade of the
trees, q huge anaconda suddenly
wound its coils around him. HIS cries
brought his father to the rescue.
Rushing forward, he seized the ana.
conda boldly by the head, tore its jaws
asundcr, and released his son before
tho reptile had crushed his bones.
The water snakes inhabiting tho Ia
goons of Ventzuela have the strength
and voracity of the boa-constrictor,
and, like them, kill their prey by crusl,-
ing it in their huge muscular folds.
Their jaws are furnished with O row
of sharp and crooked teeth, bent in-
ward. With these the snake scizes its
prey and holds it securely until the
crushed victim drops.
In darting upon a COW or bull drink
ing at the lagoon the snakcaims at its
snout, and wien once tile terrible
fangs have been buried in the flesh the
animal seldom escapes. 1t is only by
cutting the snake in two that even t.,c
strongest bull q conquer the reptile.
Sometimes . bull does cut its adver.
sary asunder in the struggle. Then
the victor proudly marches at the head
Of its troop of cows with half of the
snake hanging from his nose.-YOutA's
| COMpon,0H,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-04-27

III
81 Ano Lesson Of ssUnoorE eataw GO.
The greatest doctora IN nn,ns. a,.s
: seem to know what sila s.rInssr NM =
Thus are the OarfieId .rj CS.s -,
eodcs repeated. and nnh,ic cnHS.. ~
( expert medical knnriadcs e s..s |.
shsken. ssssa
: The effect Ia a ~revnl.,cr
Fl Since fhe fstsi .s.,s ss HS ICON
Like io,.s NJ the .sSccisr:, Hc.a.y "
inr ~exfensive msd;cssior ~ ~.
ahandoned. and Mi schocI. ~ r,.ssio.
are mora and mora ~reicino mn IA
fashioned simnle mt er3 -. r-s -.
lions and ccr.f,,i n,ss;rr -shs r p.HSrs ~
liisnces krorn ~ nv, ene.. M ~"As AZ
These ,nat,,cSs ora soSis.~.s -. ,,,...
trated TO-DAY In :. ser;e. - ~. ..s,.a.nnI
simnie root and herh r.ou..s.;r... .as...
jv givan to tho .,o.aa t,s ps.n M..S' teSou.
nronriafor. "f Wsr.a = .He 0vn
arstinns nnaJa frem, .' so. : SSlo Suss-piSP.
MANY r. omr ojdsst fs,a;,,a. - Mo
for nonnisr ,sa srd ;.s,,ed s'. .uas ssss. .sa
hanpv das;erst;or 1 ~ w tssaeu a4u Na ~
in Remcdies "s'"s Log S"o'
cav eon ;; oxc,.,,,ad ,.,...s,.
man - tS,a r,ito. sn,.os : ,eIe.su.e "O'
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III: ,e soe; yoa , yc.,eI aMu Pa.e an9 VEL
nm viii, sn,,s ~. so.,na,s s,v,' ;, :soou s"aAl"s
;,r - scr sa1 pa.s ...,u. -.
,ocos sus ~; l.; st t,.a s,s s;a.s s.nn,, W. IVY -
vonrs o-y ~ s, = y " hss.., ". MY
Ssm ~ as" ~ ~ wv was q Ssl.el u PorK, mo- .
ro. ava a ..cuica. ausnoIl.y yays tnas Z
y se nyeg gcreaa, p s na Ss o. me Sse OF s9cn
nv pn i,spa .so 90 .sSf Sap'u
t t'' 'ne tusseu nea''n VI our snces-
vVh;,o c,s,. o.-....,,.
ia an arco mas.s saa,a n%e 20 Sso .19 Ss.s..spar
the rear '; T. e nar.;o.; y .Tr a.! SsU ~ .S =.
snr;yr W.. . ts a...cu.a..y vs s..,' Ia sne
rish Sio "Ie o,,i ,I ,os sy;.oa.'s aun St s.ug-
tutional tonic and inviccratcr 70 s res;st
coiJs "n5 iv nno, "ma nsasylaso 40 ~ ses's.
snm ,"s w unu p.c' .Dh',a r. anu .ne enects OF 3
the Civ hnto, ~ I''g n t,. : alS'1 M.s c.eEe y.
rros..ct, Io ,.s;., ~. I1E'loLu, Nonn'' w
e.soonso.s - wv" sn..,a ev. ss wn'cn, Le ssys,
oewIected T. "nJ ,,,a ros,sI. =, .ay uoI E,.,a !
heesmc im -. ~.u .te ie sun wss 10y 1iooa
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-04-27

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:! ~ x so.d,s MA tas avsn,nea -.
vel: thea" saiisdt Is oesss:s = s.stsa "a.
Yoa bad esttsr pespass 70 d,,,.
6. a" n 70 hus.y,. Tie buresar sssa,
n. kkyUUa u.s. g ax your. haiF.
IN wait ID IL c~ssysSSsair's Aassd WA ~
= 2 hsd better et,ek In the mirror nm
= ns0e i5ttIe 9oodlhy noto,
Az xad SdSs:' sss y e sd ss.G Sas;. i'c ssss Asaa
"*nd thin tho directions, II 40 you please
NrxMySsxO0r nnecqutee might b writ.
Al: Scss S,s1 i is'ss ,1ns tE'ss'aatr'ss
1s: Burglar; In spite Of pour can to-uisaA
O1SnMult"une nnd polite You arOs
~os ss' you ;e s, e::, , e e. ! . .s'sS;
81 :. ss ss:,. s ss'., ssq sss. ys e, :, kind indeed,
wAiis maintaining s'S lie DE Ss.a s5pa !sdsep. ::esd'
Yet ~isS S,svc !, = mo: make . goa.
A: :n iss SI + ,Sss ;,;sds's!ns IA iss 3 NOD.
VII 2 pscaeant movement the writer vrota.
-Dnnst y sSe 9 eS'rt ., murmused, b,snd. 49,
nOta ~ "0eecE 1yout
= were besirt with q mourning baud,.
fss J, t's sss 1 l. ;:,,s, scc,;.s...e.
VIXEN you'ro writing With lilac lilac Il int sT!''
~ rs s ssss f ~ gssss s ssy seG ! gsn sped
A ~ me ne had tnisl!rd he Turned and read
A"e oers'ar what no had writ.
And t~he..burplar made a wild rrimsoe.
Burst into a tcaifui ,oor. .s00s
CnrIed Up like . barber. and foil on his faoc
AL helpless upon the fioor.
Is s' I'll. s seIr M'Saiss'aF, . yHS T ;se,! fall dead
21en ne nn,.red cold water on his head.
Ana TANNED him q little bit. '
Hs strc.chel him out on a canvas oot.
~ netc ne laughed until no was core.
III; : Msver ncard such aprectous lot
ne rolled sbout on his hands and knee.
Tl!, ne almost broke IN half.
wv II vo any nr' msm you can oes you please,
The ','-gler laughed to his silk hat br,m.
a1 a. spologlScd then and there;
'nr Eor = new umbrella was lent to him,
'qHs sss Sms s ! q. ,s.n sa.s,ss; .yon .s.,l know
'<lcad-byi goud.by!' said the o. othe. ons. a..
' your way, and burale no morei" ~
-AA Munkittrick. in Harpcris Magazine.