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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

FOR kENT--HOUSE
EoR RENT-NICE sEvEN-RooN HOUSE. MOD.
! Crnp. large yard Il 9th st e. two doors from
n SI 4, s ST. and two lines of cars; $50 ASrY
EOk RENT-l3e FAST CAPITOL sT.-THREE-
A story and bsck building; y rooms; water and sas
st us street a nih2-3t'
EoR RENT = CHEAP : 1851 ST. ENTIRELY
= new, three story Brick. containing Is rooms and
oonyenince. WHITAKER & JoRDfS. i4i7fst
FOR EsENrI-sol7 Q ST, W. II a NAVAL
turnaoe h BUCHANAN, The Clarendon. ltol New
Iri s9iys s! ls5mis 5Ie 2Is., sr. ., ss ;s
2ls3 Paw sr.sta6ie IS ness. ID story 1910 20
It aE0 I Ii flsf Il 18Th 81 and .is
Eok RENT-A GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE
city Tor two or three months offers his residence.
fits iGf AND FD' M To- that sTa EsH FUN
NIshED, ard fronts on PROMINENT CIRCLE
& JOHNSTON. 7Is 18th St NV. mh2-3t
EgR kEaIu3a Nm WITHIN Two SouAREs
OF fnnnns ONCE: all modern IMPROVEMENTS 10
store cor. II and let. e'''' mhs-6t.
I,oR RENT-HoUsEs- s33 ead st NV. Or. sa9
o5s Pa nWa i 1911 sia IN :. :. hr SO
lii2 10Th St NV. fur. 81, llo5 n ave- NV. er..3o
2s "a St NV oS NV i'' Or anu Say
81 Sc. Ut - Il 10th st. n ". sr. -
100 st NV. l2rs IS 2i9 llth st .w., sr.., ;
80! St, nv io'---233 I5o5 s:h st n w..or 20 -
Ioo u 80 1872 I'm ST n " or ~
~ h.stn n W. a~F sooe 5VAI ST NV or se
S5$ 9 Mas, a nv. Sri : 50 L =, nw l6
309 l3th st NV Srs 40 4i2 3ist st NV Or i IL
1907 iIth st. IS 1918 Ian st NV oi Or ID
Store room 1890 Pa ave. Gunton Builds. rmsls
SIPS TO 25.....-.e'. a. !
sI9 , No ave IN sernoa boT rms 5So g
s,crs o., a d..s:i, IL Nv - - ~. nv
=, NJ S. " q, co,s,. ~ NJ IN -
ass la ave basement 80 Stable raar .,;o ~ :. ~
46S La ave Sd hoor cellar i5s3WsH N
ne ApeNe IL 0hy p1ttiono OF the PROPERTY on my
nSoks for fntI list ca az once for bulletin issued
the LIST and ioth lmh2l Thos. l. MAGGAMAN
EOR RENT-NERl NEAT TWO STORY AND GIL
lar Brick. sh rooms, al modern improvements.
newly papered and painted 2Ous 18th i. NV. SO.
,,e. S"ohMsiED BRADLEY,
mhl-ot go + st. NV.
Flynn ~ i6,b :, Cir $40 2, o,os ,o,, o. al,
Il IL litA st. 80 zoos Dav dsous alley / :,
100 Steveiand eve l52o Gordon ave. 4r..-.....-s
HUFTY & DYER
f29-lOt 18th and r sts.
u>pR RFNT HOUSES 1000 NEw wong AYR
l. =. W, 10 rooms and bath. mod. imps., sT3.
S9i v ST. corner Iotn . rooms store, ana stable;
MOD aiiAlls.; 500 -
Isoi ION 81 n w. corner L. - rooms and bath
nl : in lnlhis.. soV - IN - -,
imps. 500 " MN ''A' -'ON-
tl24 10Th ST. n W, Z rooms and hath mod inns
$50.
ll26 10th St d. W.. 6 rooms ana bath; mod iurs
SO2 New Hamp shire ave H. w. @ rooms and bath;
mo 4 imps SD
s l3} ss,yss Alley .ss and water
600 Apply to ,,,sp JNo. A. PkESCoTr,
10 III IL 10 81. d. W. hehosE Funding.
I,OR RENT-Two NEW THREE-sToRY NINE.
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gU,HE INTERNATIONAL PRINTING TELEGRAPH
II Co. No. Az Walnut ST., Philadelphia, la, u ~
A.. have specimen Instruments Constructed under the
patents of j. VI. Linville now n operation Al their
office. The company own valuable IAtents lOr tue
United States and many foreign coufltrles covering
complete system Of printing teleeraphy Tor lines ana
through an exchange system IN cIte~ fac-simle
messages are recorded simultaneously By the traIs-
hitting and receiving ms ruments an PLAIN type, on
wide sheet Of endless paper even DURING the q
the recipient Zach instrument 10 coinplete trails
mitter aud receiver combined The transinittsr IL
easier operate q typewriter and the nessse0
are secret The Advantages " printed orders aud com
muncstiops of which an exact copy II retained on the
tranrmitter under this system OF communication. ere
especially valuable for COMMERCIAL purposes Ctr.
respondence with sctve, enerfeuc ADO INFLUENTIAL
men ,apable OF controlling capital and orxaniziag
local companies solicited Information as 20 terri
torial rigbts cost of instruments, kc. wt he fur
nished on Application. The IN1ERNAIlONAL
pRINTING TffEGRAPH CO. f2e-oawst
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THE S1EMESs.LuNaREN Gas LAMP
COMPANY
Washington Office, GAL Louisiana ave- NV,
Near 9TH street.
Baltimore Office with the Chesapeake Gas Co.,
Cor. Baltimore sud Hanover sts
FOR SALE OR RENT.

This Regenerative Gas Lamp, which produces three
times the light from the same consumption of Gas
otherwise burned and which has been before the pub
lie under management, for fifteen months. and is
in in the most prominent places in Washington and
Baltimore has been until only offered the pub
lie on rental 1t is now, in compliance with the uni
versal demand offered to all-either FOR SALE or
FOR RENT. The purchase price covers the delivery
and placing in position. in perfect condition ready
Parties in the State of Virginia may correspond with
our Washington Office.
The Lamps are both plain and ornamental, with and
without chandelier attachments. They are of Three
Sizes consuming 8. 10 and II feet of gas per hour.
Full information cheerfully given.
NOTE--For Libraries. Dining rooms and Billiard
Rooms, these Lamps UneQualed, fl3-eodlm
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CoLRrFN's rHILApELrHIA MCsTAKD.

COLBURNS PHILADELTHIA MUSTARD.
The kim OF condiments. Tie finest made. For
sale by grOcerS-
FOR Washington dressed beef 90 10 JnO. r. Kelly,
stalls eos tsg and $50 center Market, and 2O6 and
SPRING SrYLEs-Men's Felt DerDys, $3.50, 60 and
80 80. Extra value. \. T. Lewis, 40 7tn 81
FIVE PER CENT NONEY TO LOAN by Tyler &
Rutherford. 1907 r street northwest.
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''Royal .Glue'' mends China, Glasswood,

Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
free. WALFORD, dS7 Penna. ave. SmwGS
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IN IkENI-o@ JI- N. ",
Il handsomely papered, SO. Large brick, BOZ In
diana II rooms, IL good repair $50. Large south
front brick, 22o ST. n.w IL rooms newly papered,
500 Centrally located S-room brick. GIG 18th W.,
with bath. etc. elegant repair $50. Brick l410 ID St
NV, 10 rooms, newly papered, $50. ALBERT l..
FOX $40 IT. NV. mh3-:}t
V,OR RENT-BRICK HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS,
II with brick stable: all modern improvements; cell
lar and BATH all in perfect order Inquire 30 ST.
Cln3-3ts
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TSOR sXLF-1TTRAcTIvE HOUSE on A COR.
nsr lSs With Spnds sSyroundns ~; Vs a st.
Inquire Of GEO. =. oCAAYER Pactnc building
cs4-12ts
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Il 1916 ST NV
OPPOSITE BRITISH LEGATION
very desirable thr-esfOry Brick Residen~e.
l4-inch walls and well built
Lot 25a by l2o feet 90 Ailev
10 an Immediate pgr,' as.r will ~ sold rheap
Aoc lHOs. }. FlSHfk & 90.
nuha-o' 1924 -tn~
u,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-05

\ NEW TRIAL GRaSTED.-TO-day, in the Court
In General Term. the OF Daniel y LaraOee, OF
Baltimore, against MrSsrS. simpson d Guy, a new
trial was granted. judge COX delivering the opinion
of The court This was an action for damages re-
ceiVed Oy brick falling from the roof OF the
Howard House, striking Larabce on The arm. In
the court below a verdict was rendered for the
defendant and the court now holds that the verdict
was against the evidence.
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a MISSIONARY ANNIyEESARY.-The missionary
anniversary OF the sunday school OF Mt Vernon
Methodist church was observed yesterday The
reports showed that sS4 80 had been raised during
The wear for the board Of foreign missions Miss
Id-terson'S class was awardad the missionary
banner as a reward for raising the largest amount
81 mOrey, $50 The following scholars were
.iNaried gold medals for having each donated dur
Az the year over <l3: Mary Hathaway, Maud
davis. Eva Fisk, Eva Ferguson. Mary johnson and
MIA Clay. After the exercises Of the sunday
81, iCul had been concluded Rev. JOS Allen, super
.trudent OF the missions OF the southern Metho-
a. alrch In China. made an address Missionary
Gts vas celebrated at Wesley chapel last evening.
a-yGs AT AUCTIOS.-DuncansOnB Bros. auctioneers,
= - Gisplay Tor exhibition ON wednesday and
IaaFs!iy OF this week a superb collection OF orr
'Tial Tugs, carpets. pOrtiereS, eInbrOidertes &C.,
.1Argr Uhich Will De found some Of the finest ex-
sl-s-s-5 OF modern and antique products Of the
t..-1s. This safe contains over 500 specimens,
...u Jelrg tse fir-t ana probably the only spring
- - g.lgs should COMMAND attention; and per-
- "a ;. arm " aac gods OF this kind should not
l. - s-tvnt "a, scies which occur on the 9th.
90 Il- l-e-- -- -..1.cl, ~ 1! 1.-2. and pm each
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NOT SURE OF THEIR IDENTIrY.-Saturday, in the
case Of Wn- Myers and ThOs Stack, convicted OF
highway robbery, Mr.. Campbell Darlington ar
gued a motion for new trial, based on AFFIDAVIT
made BY Patrick NOonan, the prosecuting witness,
stating that he had been drinking at the time he
Was robbed, and might have been mistaken as 10
The Identity or the men. The court took the
n.OtiOn under adyisement.
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Il 1871 18th ST NV
Three story, a-rOom Brick Dwelling
TH6s J. FISHER A CO.
mh'i-ot 1924 Est NV.
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NOR SALE-A VERY HANDSOME HOUSE on
n Mass ave NV, finished in elegant style and con-
tanning ID rooms, hath, aud every mod IMP heated
10y iui mace: only Z 5000. Also new house st
near Iowa Circle 10 FOols, lot 90 feet trout PIsos
$500 JNO. 4. MAGGAMAN.
mh3-.H n n ~
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BUSINESS CARDS OR ESyELOPES.-The case OF F.
D. stephenson against the city postmaster for a
wit Of Hlandamus TO compel the reception and
fOrNdrC!nS Of circulars aud envelopes stamped
with the plaintiffs business cara as fOurth-C lass
matter, dismissed to-day by the plaintiffs at
tUra-y>, MeSsrs- Freeman q MunCy, owing TO the
fact that Congress has passed an act covering the
subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-05

He PLEADED Nor GUurY-On SATURDAY Dan,e,
:. Ward, alias Albert v. Ward, was arraiynei IA
the Criminal Court on the charge OF obtaining
money from VIM smith by false pretenses and ne
pleaded not guilty. IL Il alleged that he reprp-
sentet himself a. OF the Kentucky family OF that
name, gained access 10 society, negotiated with
smith for the purchase OF some property and bor.
rOwed SO from smith. who finding that he was q
pretencsr, had him arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-05

The ANALosTAS Boar CLUB.-The AnalOstan Boat
Club saturday night elected officers as follows :
Samuel Maddox, president; Eugene Morgan, vice
president; +. w. Flowers, corresponding secre-
tary; VIM A. BOarEan, recording secretary; Au-
gustus Crane, treasurer; 5. III. Dent, captain;
Samuel ID. Trimble, INST lieutenant; Frank AZpell
second Lieutenant; membership committee VIM
Kun, Randall Webb and II. G. Mckinney; finance
cOumitcee Jno. Edwards, Howard Goodrich and
Seymour Cunningham.
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1904 Sd st. s.e., Tr....Sl5
SOB NJ st. ne, 5 rs. Sill
lO32 9th ST. ne, 6rslO. 30
ITO VI st. s.w., > r.. .l0.30
III 10Th st. ne, 0r....l0
q Gordon ave. n. e., 4r....S
lt5 h st. s.w., 5 RS. .......9
$50 L st. NV, l r.........J
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IL stories and basement; 9 rooms and bath: ali
modern improvsmsnts; rent only AZ g.
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The attention of'our readers is called to the ad-
vertisement OF EClmert & Kettler, trustees, OF
property IN Georgetown, also valuable suburban
tract near Boundary and North Capitol street.
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lroR RENT-NICE SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. MOD.
= lmps large yard IL 9th st e.. two doors from
Z Capitol ST.. and two lines Of cars: $50 Apniy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-05

IN0k SALE-IMO NEW PRESS BRICK HOUSES.
Il SIX rooms aud bathroom. ali modern improve
ments, 6s and 80 l. ct. price $500 each. tn
quire premises. mil3-l0-s
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INDICTMENTS FOR FoRGERY.-JOhn Ready alias
Cacy. was indicted saturday for forgery, and when
arT1isDed entered plea OF not guilty He Is
charged with forging the name OF his EMPLOYER
John EDWARDS, 10 a number OF small Checks VIM
Niles alias VIM Moore, was indicted for forgery OF
a contract, Miles was the agent for Thomas Ket,iy
and, 10 Is charged, forged contract by which Mrs
l. l. Cannon agreed 10 take a lot OF furniture.
Miles II l. charged secured the furniture ana dis
posed or X himself
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EoR RENT-BY R. o. HoLTzMAN.

% | G St 5. w. 4r...14.25
$50 9th ct. So. 5rs......l3
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-27


The treatment OF many thousands II cases
~ fhose chronic wcalsnegses euq 1istresSsilns
ailrners peculiar 70 females, at the inyeligs
bas afforded q vast experience ~ nicely adapt
fng and thoroughly testing relnelles AOE hDs
cure Of womaue peeuliar 1qlaeies. a.,
a I'M otifarowth, Of result, Of this great and
ynluable eSperienee Ehousands of tesLnl2r
h sSsgsS Ss 9 5agS gSstEess & a Rs saa 5e2e 29 ssra a
yafcd and ohstipatc eaaeg which had pallle9,
fheir sjgiH, prove 1t to b6 tile most wopderrul
remedy eyer desisea ier rs yc1al Issa "a
ncure-all," but As 4 most perfect hpecinc for
woinan's peculiar eilplenis. ....
AZ RSWfiS t5asiS i4y 9 %s5lg sSRaG, sSisi4a,
md fo tho womb and ia appendages "
particular EQr 9yetNorkeds wos99 /; 2ns.i
aeainstresses "shop giils.1 house
kaepers nursing mothers, and feeble women
areneraily, DR. piercqs Fayorite Prascrlp lptiop
"a an Az npoet zing cordial and yeatorettge tonic
Ha b s0oEhtug Aud eEfeNgtne0ln8
ncrvIIIa, Fayorite Presertp u une-
6nlnR nervous excltability. ifrltebilty, exc
hausfiOn proHtrhtdon, hyHteIda. epasins onq
other distressing ner yogs sgI9peodns s9I
dseasse ds * the womb It induces refreahilg
sleep aid relieves mental anxiety md ae-
pGS.sa SST. sRicrce's Fny orlfe RrcScrlRtl9lla
Compounded py % Experienced a3e slIilltp
physiciapi ana adaptea n Moi2s s M ~
ssdoh,nposition sdh ana peffcctiE harmless - "
eifcets 10 any con ditaop q the sggfeip,. f9l
morning. seknes or neslsfi' n9In HlsteEea ss,,s
nepsIa Itne ndred syTnpt otus, its ilRes "a Eiffl
dofef viii prove very benelcieL
Eag9rilES egsE W 2sl z ia n 81
efinaSe eases 81 iepcorrhea, excessive Nowins
raiuful fneustr ion liIuntrse4 SUI lpns
pFolapsEs. og tt N sHs sl, ssa
4 peaf1ug down esraatt ttqnf, chronic congo
4 indaminaiion and ulcaratiop ot the WON'T, "
aalnalason, psins esia ssneesnes r oSlfae
.6siai i heitiob 81 thaf esitcfl pai!Q9 - ebgng
nom girlbced p wo Iniann q3q, agq5ite tte
sfs s5s Spss29 ss8 Broado8 II Il Es onis e5od reaa
equally eAicacious anq yalu4ple q iss eiIeet
en talSs9 tQr 9ss , Aas 4
peFiod, knoyr IS X ,rhe change ~ Iases
q ~EawOfite RFeGrr Alhtf gH "a when tpsse
4 81 c7nneel2 ea1l laS w t..iii III T. lt9,
f dosns eF i3g pigrcoN PllrgMtiRe Esiiete flitti
Eiyef Filsl. cures LIVER, Asqtey arq Hltaee
diseases 4helr cou5nlleq use aaq reno {
\ gdrofulous tRlunra from THE
@ @FavQritc FfeseFt tpsscth y ne on
medielae fpi women, alil ~ afu ssi3is y
Iadtura Ehat s5 give aatiataalion IL aver
caHe, 81 money VIII be fgtlnpee. Ilais giia1sn
fde has Been piinbed on tha h9tE pp
Large bqtaeg 1eq aoaa@ sAsQQ, oe All
W IaIte Hla "a Treatise On Diseasea
sn Is taaF Aad
1dfg lsgsHlaGy is3leal isssslalipE.
eee Mean ss
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laon't

lei HAT cold of yours run op You
think il Is . light thing. But il may
run into catarfh. or into pneumonia.
Or consumption.
GatarFh Il disgusting. Pneumonia
Is dangerous. Consumption is death
itself
The breathing apparatns must be
kept healthy and clear of all obsirnc-
tons and offensive matter, Otherwise
there is trouble ahead
All the diseases Of these parts, head,
pose, throat, bronchial tubes md lungs,
can 10 delightfully."- and entirely cured
BY the use Of Boschee's German Syrup.
Ii you don't know this already, thou.
sands and thousands Of people can tel
you. They have been cured by II
and Tknow bow if j, themselyes1
Bottle only 10 cents. Ask apy drug
gist
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-27

Tins Chattanooga (Tepn,) Trades,
man gives the following timely advice
in regard to seasoned lumber,
aThere Is an enormous demand in the
South for lumber, and as a eense-
quence first class dried material is
bard 10 obtain. The building boom
in Southern towns has made il diff
cult for makers and dealers TO meet
calls for seasoned timber Many
houses constructed during the last
year arc made wholly Or partly q
half-drlod boards, and they will there
fore be Of much less value than thel
ought 10 be. The sopthern lumber
men should give more attention 70 th'
seasoning Of their materials. There
Is general carelesspess in this matter
and while the rush continues almos
anything il the shape Of boards vii
sell; bnt the Time ~ near py Bhel
lhoae who sold green lumber for dFJ
in 1887 will find that sort of tFaa'
aplayed ont and those who practieed
ii under The ban of slspicion. Eyer
j great part of the furniture made i
Southern factories is Put Up ef greeI
boards, ana Is not worth . quarlel
The prices charged for if. Fhes'
shoddy practices ought to cease q
once. Honest lumber manufaetnFers
furniture makers ana carpentry estab
lishmepts should form ap association
and make u their business 70 fore
the dishonest and careless IN thos
trades 10 conduct business op
lsqnaFer policy f something is ne
done tbe trade IN tho South will }
| badly hurt,p
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-27
Is the record for the South:

The sales of public lands the pasl
year amounted 10 25,s5s,O8s acres,
which is 8,78s,474 acres more
that in 1886, and the receipts were
s3,24TT27 greater, The number Of
acres restored to the public domain
was 8I,s94,4sI.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-27
Buelslen,s Arnrea salre.

The best Salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sat Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup,
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents Fer box. For sale b"
DIR. W. A. KNAPP.
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LAKE CALCASEU PARISH LOUISIANA JANUARY 1885
Renews Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson. Clay
Co., lava, tells the following remark
able story, the truth OF which Is youchad
for by the residents Of the town II
am 73 years old, have been troubled
with kidney complaint and lameness for
many years could not dress myself
without help. Now am free from all
pain and soreness, and am able to do
all lmy own homework. love my thanks
to Electric Bitters for having renewed
nay youth, and removed completely all
disease and pain Try bottle, 30
cents and 81, ut DIR W, A. KEAPP's
Drug Store. 4.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-27
The Country Editor.

Printers Circular
There is an idea In the minds Of
many who ought 10 know better that
the acountry editor stands on the
lowest platform o. the profession, and
that he who is employed in any CO.
pacity, no matter how humble, on q
metropolitan journal is his superior.
There il no greater mistake. An edi-
tor who has important chaiFs in met
ropolltan offices, and who has the
reputation Of being successful, ro-
marked II do not hesitate to write
leaders Of the most important journals,
but would tremble to undertake the
management Of a village newspaper
There Is no place in the profession 50
difficult to fll as that Of country cd
itor. In cities q man who can do ono
department well bothers himself about
no other. Nor need be he gets the
knack of his specially, and continues
at it. But the country editor must
be good in all Departmental he must
be well posted on all subjects he must
be able to discern The trend Of public
mind in politics, religious and social
topics he must discuss agriculture
and anarchy with equal precision; be
must be fluent on polemics and poli-
tics he must write Of the President
and Pumpkins he must mind men Of
high dagTee and descend to things Of
low estate in short be mpst be an
"all round man. 1t is this that makes
the position Of country editor 80
hard to fill II is this training that
makes the good country editor such q
splendid manager for metropolitan
daily, There is no place, except in q
country Office, where such all-Found
training can be had,
The position Of country editor il
not held in the esteem il should be,
Country papers are not respected as
they ought to be, # family can af
ford only one paper, let that be thu
home paperi for it concerns a family
more TO know what is being done i
its own country than it does to know
the news Of distant places, The city
paper cannot give and does not pre-
tend to give, the local news that n
country readers must hSYei but th,
good country paper does give q yorl
fair epitome Of the worlds news,
No other publication can suppl,
the place Of q good local paper |
both cannot be retaIned-it either th
city journal Or country newspape
must go, let # be the former fo
pothing can supply the place Of u
local paper.
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aaYed froEa nc IgreclE.

If tbe delicate organization of w9-
man gets pit Of order PromPt aRpll
cation Of remedial agents Is required
u save II from total wreck lp all
such cases, whether e assist nature
u thc disebargq of beg functions oF
to repair damages eaused by disease
of special organs, there is po Fspea'
- mild, ana YET 81 eileedge, as ID
Plerceis sFavorite Rfescripliop PFS
pared at tbO Worlds Dispepsqlg,
4 BalEslo, n. gY and administered is
many years 70 lhopsapde oi paiiep
witb as happiesl results.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-27

1t has been asked which travels
faster, heat or cold and answered
heat. Because anyone can aatch a
cold. II therefore follows that every
one should keep TayloIs Cherokee
Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullen,
which viii cure coughs, colds and con-
sumption.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-27

Two races of men are dying out
the LaplandeFs, who number $4,000,
and the Maoris of New Zealand, re.
duced from 100000 to $4,000 sinee
the days Of Capt. Cook, and likely to
be extinct by the year 1000.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-27

When can d man have something
and nothing ID his pocket at the same
time. When theFe il a hole IN it Il
there il q hole IN the lungs il can be
healed With TayloFs Cherokee Remedy
oi Sweet Gum ana Mullen.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-27

Has been the cause Of much bronchial
troubles. Coming out in.0 the open
air 4 slight cold, followed by D severe
cough, Is contracted Take 10 time
Taylor's Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet
Gum and Mullen. Al.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-27

Great Britain, the largest empire in
the world, comprises 8,b57,658 square
miles-more than a sixth part Of the
surface of the globe,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-27
RaIIwnr nulIalne d tl.e sontl.
Chattanooga tTsnnl Tradesmnn.

UhaIanooga IIenniI IIaasaman.
Official reports show that during
1887 total Of 1924 miles Of new
main line tracks were added TO the
railways Of the United States, sur
passing the wonderful record Of 1882.
This does not include the old
tracks rclaid and the hundreds Of
miles Of side tracks. The following
;s ,ha reeord for tba 9ontb.