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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-11

In the Probate Court yesterday, owing
to the absence of Judge l.. w. Shurt-
life, all business was postponed until
to-day.
WHILE building is undoubtedly going
on briskly In the Junction City. still
many young men are perambulating
the streets, evidently in want of en-
ployment. How is thisP
THE musical world OF the Junction
CITY is somewhat quiet at present,
although we are promised that the
Rocky Mountain mlnstrels are going to
give US another taste of their quality.
DAN GRIFFIN, who few days ago had
his arm somewhat severely lacerated
and cut by 8 knife, welded by young
German, in Laramie, Wyoming. was in
Ogden, yesterdav-presumahlv for med
ical assistance. Dan believes his MANNED
member will soon be all right.
THE street car route of Ogden is being
extended. The tracks are being laid
southwark for about three-quarters of a
mile past the present southern term
mus: This will prove benefit 70 the
inhabitants residing at the south end of
the city. Extra cars are to be placed.
BEHIND some of the stores on Main
Street. between Fourth and Fifth, there
has been general clearing away of old
shanties, etc. Are we going to have q
new street running from Main Street in
a westerly direction after all? A con-
summation devoufedly to be wished.
Personal.
0. A. TAYLOR, of Syracuse Junction,
is in the city.
G. w. BATTER, of Kaysville, was in
town yesterday.
G. W. EMERY. of Boston, Mass, is a
guest of Judge Gibbons.
L. W. SHURTL1FFE, went to Salt Lake
City yesterday n orning.
JUDGE THos. D. DEE was q south
bound passenger last evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-11
Briefs.

A FINE, but somewhat cloudy day
will describe the weather we exper-
fenced yesterday.
Gus. WILLIAMS Comedy Company.
who appeared at the Union Opera
House. on Wednesday evening, had a
crowded house.
In anticipation of the forthcoming
races to be held at the Hot Springs on
the 18th instant. the Ogden trotters and
PAGERS are being put through the
mill"
The foundation is being put in for
a new brick store on Main Street, just
north of Third. William Jaskson, of
this city, has the contract for the erec-
ion, and that is all that need be said.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-11

Two great enemies-Hood's Sarsa-
parilla and impure blood. The latter
is utterly defeated by the peculiar
medicine. /
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-11
HOLSTEIN CATTLE,

The Finest, we think, ever broughtto Utah
Among the lot there are the following
Noted Cows:
PORCELEIN II, 6,671 H. H B.-Milk
an Adggie, and is closely connected to the
famous Aaggie bull, DR. Ruiter and to
Adggie II, whose milk record at years was
1915 lbs. 2 ozs., being the best record of
any 2-year-old known.
LADY WINKLE, b. II. B. No. 1866 Milk
record, so lbs in day. She is fine butter
COW.
LADY BISMARCK, No. 1854, H.H.B.-
Milk record, 6911 lbs. in one day, on grass,
at s years old. Took Second Prize at Illinois
State Fair at Chicago, in 1884.
DAVfNA, No. $3.50, H. H. B Milk rec
ord, S21z lbs. in one day, on grass. A fine
LADY IMoGENE, 2,1s5, q. F. H.B.-
Milk record, 6S lbs in day. on grass. She
is a daughter of the grand cid COW InsogeRe,
knwon all over the Holstein world.
We have a number of young animals,
calves, yearlings and 2-year-olds, that we
will sell cheap.
We have also fine lot of yearlings and 2.
year-Old
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
1n,nrinns Elects OF Noi.e.

A writer in The Popular Science
Monthly asserts that noise Is one OF ne
most Injurious influences Of city HE IL
nav not be sufficiently loud 10 attract the
attention Of those accustomed to H. but'
II continuous. it acts as inevitably upon
the nervous system as water IN dropping
unon n stone. Experiments made upon
animals show that when they have been
Subjected for n number Of hours, TO the
vibration Of a tuning fork, their nerve
centers became irritated, as certainly as
muscular fibers would be affected 10y an
acid or an electric shock
The injurious effect Of ordinary noises
has been recognized by the authorities Of
Furopean cities, and in some cases, the
nuisance has been suppressed. Heavily
laden carts are rot admitted TO certain
s,~eets Of Berlin, and in others they are
only allowed 10 pass on condition that the
horses walk. The street cars OF Munich
have no bells. and those OF us who live IN
places where these bells are not USED on
SUNDAY can testify 20 the rehei altehu
ant on the consequent peace ana quiet.
The amount of the matter seems TO be
that the CITY dweller must regard noise
= one of the necessary evils OF his condi-
,ion-one 10 be borne philosophicaily, and
taopiring large stock of grace and pa
lience. Happy, indeed, are they VINO
,brough the long hot months, are only
disturbed in their morning siumoers Oy
the song Of the birds or the Growing OF
cocks.-Youth Companion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11

The swelldom Of Vienna is difficult
thing to define, but the spectacular ana
nrominent men seem altogether devoted
70 riding and driving. They have won,
derful breed Of small, clean lmoed ana
handsome horses, Iaost of winch come
from Hungary, and they are remarkably
6ery and intelligent. Most oil Inc
tots In Vienna 6rive from two 10
six Of them out to the races every
day through the park-usualiy 70
a curious little break that is part man
cart, part phaeton and part buggy, Inc
dark eyed and beautiful women Of vienna
seem especially taken by these remark
allie traps. The men always hold mill
tary rank and are very correct, square
shouldered, small Of waist and natty III
close fitting uniforms. They wear whi,e
kid gloves, and send their hery mite
teams along through the park at ehl-
ming rate. blowing kiss now ana inca
a or waving a finger significantly at the iineI
If beautiful viennese women VINO move
olong ON either side of the drive.-BiaSel!
Halls Letter --
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
rtpsr nIcr-RrSSIso.

FIRST RlCE-RUSSIS0.
Purse, s75, OF which sa5 to the second. Ne
horse under four years old. or that has ever
started in any but gentleman's race allowed
10 start. One mile -Four TO enter, three 10
start.
SECOND RACE-rROTTISG:
-Four minute class. premium <lW-firt
horse SEQ sscond horse ss5. third horse Sis.
One mile Best two In three. -Four to en-
ter. three 10 start.
THIRD RAcE-RuNSfSo.
Purse. sl25. Of which $50 to second. Open to
all horses entered by their owners. Weights
forage. One mile. -Four to enter, three to
start.
FOURTH RACE-rR CITING.
Free to all. Premium sh0-First horse sso
secopd horse $40. third horse s25.
One mile. Best two in three. Tour TO enter
three TO start.
Mule race.-Purse. t25. One mile. Open
ownership unrestricted. -Four 20 start.
An entrance fee of per cent. will be re
quired on all races Entries must be ma e at
this Office. on OF before the 18th day of Octo-
Der. The races will be governed by the same
rules and regulations as govern the regular
running and trotting races Of this society a
laid down ia the programme. For further In
formation, address A. X. VESABLE, JR..
Secretary.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
WOUNDED.

A lark flew up from the dew kissed mead,
One rosy morn In the budding spring.
Us notes were clear as q metal. ring.
And sweet as the tones o; Hcfrncs' reed.
Asupward the sturdy soncste- scared
A bullet sped through It's brave young breast
Dost hold that the hunter shot Is blestf--
II never more the heights explored
Ambition sprung In fresh young mind,
one happy day in the spring Of life.
It's aim was true as false Is strife.
And worthy Of praise from all mankind
AS on talents wings this mental bird
Subl.mely assembled the heights Of ame,
A whispered lie brought killing shame
Will heaven forgive the accursed words
Arthur C. Grissom In Tho Journalist.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
Musical Programme.
CAPPA's SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND
CONTERNO's BAND OF BROOK
LYN. NY. land The ROYAL
NEAPOLITAN BAND
OF NAPLES,
ITALY,

have been engaged 20 furnish music during
the EXPOSITION These bands are Of national
re- putati0n. and viii render concerts OF So
leSffG programmes during each day Of the
Exposition.
Exposition the musical feature viii repay any
one who will visit the tNpos tion. The follow
lnguamtd ceelmtrd soiulsts Will accompany
Cappa's Band Walter Rogers, cornet soiOi.t
William acroix. trombone soloist; John Is.
Dausch. principal obOi. slsnor nloaulliho ~ :,
ritO. picco.l: John nfcWc clarinet soloist
Carl 6eyer. Professor Wittgensieln, William
Griffin. solo clmctisis; AieAande Hego
Waidemar Bremen. wa duorn. This gives bat
a faint Idea of the musical treat IN store ioi
visitors.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
The Life Insurance Company Of Virginia
RICHMOND VA.
JAMES W. PEGRAM, See'y.
G. A. WALKER, President.

Tb the which holds charter from the STATE
AM its be proud o.
asng
iberia
This mot nsurn
fumd cents
All needed plans Will N uiy u'n
non BY ter
needed known tna'
Diaries J. W Pegram Wadd George johnston James r'S
i Cameron John B. Cooke -. p. ,,..u.,s
terms made this Company localities
Bnotno w represented Address
Nv. PEGRiN &ty Life lGs Go. Of Ia-
sjyf7
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-20

A boy who ID polite 10 father aud
mother Ii likely 70 Be polite 10 every
body else. a boy lacking p0Iiieness 70
his parents May have the aemblanoe Of
eonriesy II sociaty, but Is never truly
polite ~ spirit and IS ia danger ag he
becomes familiar, Of betraying lis real
want 81 courtesy. We are ali n dan
geE ~ living leo much for the outside
world, FOR TIE impressions which We
make IL society, c0Yeling the good
0pini0n 0f Others and caring 700 little
Gor tie opinion 81 those WHO are n q
sense q part d ourselves, aud who viii
eontinue To sustain aud be interested
~ ua, notwithstanding these defeeas
oi dep0ftment aud character. We sey
y egsfy boy aud u every gfrI cnisiyaie
he habit 81 courtesy aud pFopEiety AZ
bone An the Kitchen ~ vel * n the
pafloF, and You will be euIe ID other
plaoes 10 depogt y0Hrself III d becoming
and attractive manner. r..
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-20
80 = 80. - ,,

lisle Msllia had beaukisul winning
1eees cfesped with golden hair fhat Ten
~ nainral Einalsis shout # As hsaaa
Ut glogy shg was gifted with votes 10
eHeet And thFifling that when she se-
eitek d YaEae gf Scripture or 8 hyNn,
strong men aud strangers 70 ne Savior
sile loved Nere affected With tears
Is wag trQe gf haF ~ III khe 2aasmiea's
tme; 'sgpt d he nouth " babea aud
ausAi logs boa Gast oTdained strength X
llae hs Eef mission ~ Neil as Paul
Tbs one b when eiie aaesaed especially
#qab se her aag M tiie sweat aer-
tae u pfEer WITH heg metleE, She
NeHnd no ifi1 int ieiu aisd ihe zaes
NxQpt apon hef aanSfiga heart aud
pe8t la 1er q essppf dtasfe fOr lie
ae a9agh Aila ane day
Hligse ,ie g hls bhgn. auf fhua 81
M seS HogA aPa manaa ptays
R'aA a bat spa u nst Dant y6n
pray Nare 3 pfpa Won't yea pfit5 n
Ia aFEo x 4 h isaFs
e e SeE r0i UT ~ COR
sEfea if asea BY deEisg hes
an
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-20

Your faith IL The most important
thing about ycu. for around that your
character aFystaiizes It il the only
thing that can build character. II you
have faitli IN low, vile sYanescent or
temporal things your character ineYi-
tably takes on that peculiar form and
that, IN very Substantial sense, IS
damnation. II yeu GEst blast yourself,
Il isa matter Of ANAL import what fol-
lows--the worst need not fake YOU ~
surprise the best. without change
within, cahnot mitigate your doom. =.
~ 0. Christian aapoeate.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-20
NOTICE.
LAsD oH1er AZ new oHLEA

LAND 0Fg1cE At new ORLEANS Ia :,
March 9Th, 1888
Notice D hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention 70 make
final proof ID support Of his claim and that said
proof will pe made before the Judge ID his ab-
senes tho Clerk Of the District Court, ut Lake
Chariea, La, On April 18th, 1893, viz Austin
Young, who iuade Homestead EHtFy no, 6487, for
the WA 81 SKI and SW3 0f HE1 Soc. 2, and NNVt
81 MA Sec. H. Up. : s., X. Q W. IagasiaRh Nor
ldian. Ae lalaes the following Witnesses 70 prove
aaid land, VIZ. j. NJ sRilley, AFchy o. Singletary,
William Thompson and William J D0ryis, ali Of
Caicaaian parish, IA.
TH0MAsJ. BUTLER, Register.
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NOTICE.
LASp ogncE n NEW oaLE

LAND 0F1cE an NEW ORLEAAs, La, 4
February 18th, 1888
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his Intention e make
fnal preef In support of his claim and tlAt said
pTnOf VIII ~ lRada before the Judge or III his ab.
aenee the Clerk Of the Dlstfist Court at Lake
ChaFles Ia, On Thursday April 19 1888 VIZ :
kess Refkius, who made Hanleatead Entry No.
70t7, for tie M 81 RE4 Me- ~ syV4 and SCI 81
hWi. Sec. 20 Ip. . s., II. II w.. Ia. Meridian.
10 names the following Witnesses 70 prove his
continuous rbeidsnce upon, and cultivation Of
II. prateg and j. n. Dagidaan ali Of Caieaaiou
parish I.a. TIf01hASJ. BUTLER
Register
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LlHD yFEllE at .1lllF VII - lAs-iJ
FelNBRty "a, lsss.
NCi8es q bergby given shnl thE FOL l6WIBg named
settler has filed notice OF his inientiOn u make
inal pHoof ii support Of lis claim, and that said
prsef will be nade l,ei0rn ghe JHdge ~ IN his alb
sense fhe Clerk Of the District Court ut Lake
Chazlez. La. on Monday. APtil 2. 1sss, viz
EnReue Manuel ,mh0 lhade Homestead EntFy No.
Sc. q, Tp.Ts., R 4 W., LsguisiaRa Meridian.
he nAlne3 the following witnesses to prove bis
e0itinagas Residence utaR and wa3ian or said
uel and Hypolite SaFant, all Of CaieRsisu pAEssh,
IA. THOMAS - BUTLER. Register.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-20
NOTICE.
LAND 80 ~ = oELEAns. a.

March y, 1859. )
Notice u hereby giFga 4hat tire f0li0uing named
gosieE has fled notice 81 bis intantOl temaks final
VEsef under Sec 230t ~ 81 ia support Of his
claim and that said proof ulil be made before tho
JRdge on IN MS alseHes the Clerk, % the District
Court, 81 Lake 1bRrleA. Ia, on Saturday, May
", 1885, viz ghaxiss II. Wiliials who made
H0nlssiead Entry No. ~, for the ~ Of ssig3.
Sc, 20. n. 1873, II 0 W, Ia. MsEfdian. he naB6s
tlie following witnesses 70 prove his Continuous
Residence tIp0n, and cuItigaiiaa Of sid land VIZ
L,Haisn DHhan John Dul8n Martin Granger and
Jnilsa LAlsnet al of CaIeasien paEiah Ia.
ApEil gsf.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-20
NOTICE.
us. LASD oEmeE ~ ,Eez oEIEAz

us LAND ORRIcE AT NEW 0RLKAss. La,
Alareh lsth leSs
Notice Is h6nsbE given that the fbil9EiBg Ran
Cd setisr has flsd notice d his iHisnt5n u IBake
f1aa pI0gf 10 RaPpaEg Of his claim, and that said
pF88f VII - Hil5s befsFs the JudEs 81 IN his ab-
aHnss The GiaTk 81 tbs District C0aEt 81 Lake
ghagl6u La On FEidAy May 4ih, l658 via
dRaasB q. LBnlar who made H0lnasiead EAiry
Me- GO, Ter fils sgY3 Of SE4 and SKI 81 5Efa
Sc. ~ And ia Of AYTa o. Sec 25, Ip, 3 g., 4. 6
W. Ia. MaudiAn- he nagses 8he following Wit
nasaea 70 prove bis egRtiRRgns residence upon.
ana cultivation 81 sid la1d, viz: Jahn J. Ham.
iif9n, WIN. j HsEtGB ADbsFt 5ehBsah and WV.
Weailgy, al 81 Ca3esaieu JlEFssh, "a.
TH0AABJ. BUTLRE,
VssT-sAals
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NOTICE.


us. IAHB 0FHer ~ NEW OaEaASs, IA, /
March 18th, 1877.
Aetlee ~ hereby Elsan thst thc following mann
d settler haa He'd notice Ut his iIlkdltlgi 10 make
daai pnepl ~ support Of his claim and that aaid
psapl VII he made before the Jlidg n or III his ABB
eaupe Che CLERK u the Dlatairt Csgh AZ Lake
Charles la, on Mondzy, May 7fi 1873 Viz:
james z. derpel Who mele Hofaesiaad Ehtry
IA, w ~ the 8 IN I 81 M and lgtV3 ~ aW4.
Aens T ZIP, 8,i n. W, Aid MI II M and
hi IF 9ki q So. II u. q, II. Y VA. La
Aeetialan. ~ names tls following Nitnasee e
ton w galA fiisid, ri9,s ~, ~. A3ief q II lireeu
Abnnf Talbot asl Fsn. Ties. AZ 81 Calciaiau paf.
IN "A AfiQAlA3l y. BrJ TIER Baklalds.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-20
NOTICE.
LANp oEneE n NEW oElEAKs. I

LAND 0RFICE At NEW ORLEAKs, La,
March ~ Isss
HOtice Is hereby giysn that The following named
settler has iied af bis intention 70 make Dal
proof IA support o. hsE Glsin ard that said proof
viii Do made before the Judge and Ia his absence
the Clerk Of the District Court, at Lake Charles
La, On Friday, May All, 1858. viz. John l. Ham.
ilt0n, who made Homestead EniFy 30. 6532, for
and fHa of MA, SCI. 81 Tp, 81. RI i VI. I,Jui.
siAna Meridian. He names the following wit
Rssses 70 prove his cultivation o. said land, III
William simmons, Irwin Simmons, j. o. Ianier
sad William y Horton. ali 81 lalcasieR parish. Ia.
THOMAS j. BUTLER, Register.
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There Is need Of infinite deiieagy Ia
All orr treatment Of others. The hu-
mar heart is the most sensitive instru-
nent IN the world. Human feelings
sre very tender We never eau tell
what effect the word we lightly speak
may have upon the person on whose
ears IL falls. We may brush rudely
against the frail doBers Of some heart
and crush them, and thus grieYe the
Spirit Of God who dwells within.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-20

tsANn 0gffss Ar NEg QktN4rs J.A,l
Alnreh i2 Asa
hQilae 81 hetalg igen fhat irF nai4eii
81 ar ifaa lal apiiea ~ Ms 8Htnati9H q make
faHl pf1ei nenHliqrl ~ lbs flalir sni ll8at saia
arpql sa NJ Iasde before NE Judge ~ ID ia eb-
sapce ae leEk 9f flse 1atfifi Egart at iake
sAatiW IN f4llnV Hay MA. af glas
q llas Nqftau, Eii0 nlae iq8eItqad Euifg
tpuieiaqa fefidian. 3gaiuaniss iiis follow.
titf Tfueeaea ~ pte4t lsii eGafi1aoaA Teslienaa
upon. aas flitifstgu ~ SSH iJal Fikss g.
AaAi4t aiHsst Hipaaai auH nha
eFfp =. AisiaieIe sf aiea4iaa lah A
1Azs u aeeatfg
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-20

10 order u Be successful Eeaeher Of
the Word, n the pulpit or In the Sun
day-ecbool, the teacher must be q per
son Of earnest aBd peEseEeking prayer,
81 earnest zeal, Of irmness and great
prudence, lover Of the Word, the
ehiidren, and Of the work, and should
pessess peeuliar natural eudcwmenta
and proper mental cultivation.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-20

The command 10 The ancient Israel :
iteg 70 gather tbe people together,
xne1, women aHd children, md tho
stranger that b within thy getes, that
they lnay heaF and that they may Learn. z
etc, has considerably the ring 81 the
Sabbath school.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-20

Lam 0E1eE AZ lsEw OELEAEs L.. ;

February 20 ls5E
Esties q hereby given that slas following named
seAtisT has disd n9ties Of his iEtsnsian u make
final Esfpsf ~ support Of his claim and that said
PnsOf viii ~ made before the dudge 81 IN his al.
8anee, the Clerk 81 the District CSIlEt At LAKE
Chsslea La, on Monday, April q, ls5s. viz. An,
drew j. BHFkB Bls made Homestead EutFF no.
G}sx. f0r the SE4 81 MI and Ma Of sEt Gse. p
and fhs& Of 3 va and NW4 Of SN&, 6sE. n,
NJ. 4 ~, II. u W.. I19uiziaus Meridiaa. he BaE1bs
Rsaiiaaea appn Rsid cultivation IT. said laHd, viz
VI. n Henigaa, 81 y. MeadSnE, s. y. Hingata and
Q. n KsaElsy, al 81 Caieaaisa parish, IA.
THOMAS y. BUTLER Register
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q. J. LAsp orEleE a NEW Our.

u. 8. LAND ORFIcR At NEW ORlkAss. la,
March 18th, 1873
N0tice "a hareby given that the feiloefng,n nam.
cd settler has Gisd notice Of s intention % mako
fnal preef In support 81 hia claim, and that snid
pEeeS Will ~ made before tbs Judge Or III his Rb-
Charles Ia, on Friday. May 4th, 1889, viz;
Robert Jpllasan who nlade Homestead eatFy
no. 6ats Tor the ~ ofHWi Ber. ~ and 80 II GE2
SEC. IS. Ip. 5E. u, o W, IA. Meridian Henames
The following witHass0s To prove lis eontinn0ns
reAid0nee upoa ard cultivation On said lAsid viz
amos q. Lenier John r Hamilton WIN. fiar4
IN and WIN. j. stovali. al "a caleaaien pariah,
~. TH0MAsJ. BUTLER Register.
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LARD 0,gnrr 4 INV .1na1ss. "a.

1aiec g haFebg rfTcH tant liie 81 iesi1l laEzed
aetiaT ass Aie5 aatice 81 hie lnfnufsaE y Iastsc
gg gsreS2 u aupssst cf Dis eixsa. and 4lEat said
rrsof so y made before he Jndee. % 80 Ms ab-
sonea sac flafE u 4iie IHaigirt lourt - Ilaka
thafses La On MSn2ag Apxil % l6sa VIZ EiF
lantalb nlae niaae Homestead Enigy 40. esiA
" 7he S1F4 ~ IVA asld AYF4 81 ssEt Sec. =
II. 6 S. ~ 8 W. xsaeisfalh4 Asszintan. hcnaAaea
fsa iaiiOwfag Witnessed 10 p40se his egniiHuans
ressissst rl5qn aaa enliisafi0h ~ aid land VIZ.
sqil5eHl hoalay Randall Ijo5iieg. Jefferson More
hssa Rnd E8HJAen E}eek ali Of faleaa5ea pa4Ssh
La THOMAS =. BUTLER, Register.
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The character Of the Snnday-schooI
teaclaer IL i matter 81 Weiehty consider
ation II 9e give 70 tie word latitude
and define il as including mental Quail
hcatian, natural endoKaenis and char
aeteristies.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-20

Gazing into the face Of Christ, and
beholding tbe light Of the knowledge Of
The glory Of God which shines there,
vii gaFely disenehant orr hearts from
worldly objects.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-20

That which fhe world most needs to-
day & more practical raiigi0n--yea.
more 81 shat old5faehioned religion
which consists ia doing what God com.
Enanded ne 70 do.