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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-07
He Couldn't Make Point on the
Preacher,

We had been talking to oolored
minister on the depot platform al
Talladega for some time when the
Colonel turned on him with:
Now, Josiah, you are preacher Of
the gospel?'
'Yes, sah."
"You preach virtue, honesty, charity,
and all that?'
IL does, sab"
And you are supposed to live up to
them yourself?"
"Sartin. sab"
"Now, then, suppose 1 had hog,
and he was running at large, and
you"
white man, stop right darl" inter.
rupted Josiah, as he raised his hand.
81 know what you is gwine to say, but
you can make no pint on me. De hog
law has got so strict dat nobody but a
fool niger would think OF stealth his
pork. Try sunthin else, sab. Put il
on the ground that you had lost yeI
pocketbcok an had found it, an ax
ne what I'd do "-DPtroU Free Press
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-07
AN HONEST NAME,


Though q man may 10 plebeian born,
Unknown to fortune and to fame,
doomed but to toll with ccaseless round,
He yet may boast AT honest name.
Though riches great he may not claim,
Nor mansions grand and high,
Yet he has What il better far
And that which wealth could never buy.
Throw in the scales with lavish hand
The whole worlds riches gre ut AMI small
Though treasures rare and costly gems,
An honest name outwoighs them all.
Alas, It's easy though to lose
What we desire most to retain;
When black n character becomes.
'Tis lard to wash it white again.
If man once sins, though he repcnts,
And strives henceforth to live Alright,
SuspiCioncd still will he remain
Cnclcan be i'll his brothers sight.
Then guard We well that priceless gem
DO naught that e'er shall cause thee shame
But let n faithful watch be thine,
Thy fortune is thy honest name.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-07
Hardship and Despair.

The beginning of hardship is like
the first taste of bitter food; it seems
for moment unbearable, yet if there
is nothing else to satisfy our hunger,
we take another bite, and find it pos
sibie to go on.
There is no despair so absolute as
that which comes with the first mo-
ments of our first great sorrow, when
we have not yet known what it is to
have suffered and be healed, TO have
despaired and to have recovered hope.
-Ee0r1p Eliot
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-07

There is a great
deal Of time
spent in acquir-
in knowledge
of Il kind that is
not apt to be of
a n y practical
value to us.
When | used to
go to school L
c.phered clean
through Dorie's
old arithmetic.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-07

HUSBAND (dressing)-"Where in the
world are my boots, my dear?" Wife
son the mantelpiece where you left
them last night. "-Nel1 York Slu,.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-07

YES, " SAID the IanGIaOy, sadly, "ap.
pearances are deceitful. but disappe 81.
ances are still more SO. "-EurlinGtor
Free Press.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-07

IT seems as if the bread and pastry
cook might not inappropriately be
termed dough-mestic.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-07

ONE OF the luXulcs Of elegant dining
is fresh mushrooms, which ure Ilti-
waited in rosc-bcds and retail st y
pound.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-07
fiidlin.,

Ny DE>H NEPHEW; The practical
things of life are The most valuable.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-07

Cumberland Il PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.

Al lriins ON ihc slhcd1lc 30 d Ilsy si1url
station, Cumberland q :. 81 EWEil.
6Cu0lal superintendent
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-17
pon.e soula Gor IIomea.

New Orleans states.
The terrible loss Of life and proper
ty caused by the recent blizaards in
the Northwestern States, has been the
means Of directing the attention
Of the people Of Dakota, Minnesota,
Nebraska and Wisconsin 10 the adj
'vantages Of cheap homes ID the South.
Here the lands are fertile and capable
of bearing diversified crops, and the
climate is genial and healhgiYing.
The organized efforts which are
now being made by Louisiana, Texas
and other Southern States to secure
immigration and settle MP rich lands,
are meeting With the hearty encour-
agement Of the leading newspapers oi
Tie North, which do not hesitate 70
intimate that ii is an insane act fol
people 10 establish homes on the
Northwestern frontier, where far re
moved from civilization, they subject
themselves 60 AL sorts Of dangers
prigations and snfferings, This il
what the Washington Post has 70 saI
Of the matter
HIhere is no question in the minds
Of persons Well informed III the prem
ises the South presents great adYan
tagos for snch residents Of the Nep
England, Middle and older North
western States as desire new homes
Taking MP lands on the frontiers viii
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-17
LAKE CHARLES 0lIOlsEU PARISH LOUISIANA FRIDAY FEBRUARY
.rn,.mn1.x I'M E.onlalann.
OFFICE loUIsIAHA WEATEH snRyoa,
New Orleans, Feb. /, 1888.


Tho month az January, / 1898, opened
with cold wave, the temperature fall
ipg from rs to 80 degrees ID the north
ern section of the State, and from 9 to
l5 degrees in the southern section on
the LIST, and further fall Of from 10
TO is degrees throughout the State BY
tho morning Of The I'd. The temper
stare rose rapidly from the Sd 70 9th,
tho maximum temperature Of tho
month, excepting on The gulf coast,
occurring on the latter date, A cold
wave was predicted on the morning Of
the nth, and the temperature fell from
40 to 80 degrees BY the morning Of
Tie sth, and a further fall Of 10 do
gTeess BY the morning Of the Sth, and
further fall 10 degrees BY morn
inc Of the 10th 10 tile northern section.
The temperature foil about rs degrees
III Tie southern section from the 7th
te The l1fh, when it began TO rise, at
tanning maximum Of so degrees bY
the afternoon Of the 18th, which is
The highest January maximum tenn
peraLure On record IN eighteen years
observation.
The maximum temperature Of the
month for The northern section 90
CURED on the 10th, and for the south
ern section of the State t29) on the
10th, from which date to The end oi
The month the temperature was equa-
bic and pleasant,
Moderately heavy rain fell in the
northern part Of the State on the 9th
and in the southern part en- the s5th
Light rains occurred on the 9th te
25th, excepting The 18Th, 10Th and
goth. No precipitation was reported
from the goth to the 3lst, inclusive
The total rainfall for the month fol
the State ranged from one inch in the
northern section 10 two and ono hall
inches 10 the southern section below
the average January rainfall of pasl
eighteen years.
Frosts were frequent during The
month ia the northern parishes, Kill
ing frosts occurred along the gulf coasl
% the 10th.
High winds occurred On the lst
I2th, 18th and 18th, due to passing
cyclones, and the sweep of anti-ey
clones from the Northwest.
r, d, KERKAM,
Signal Corps Director
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-17
TTEERE,s No PAACE LIKE
HOME.
A Man Returns Fram Caii-
Gornim Disgusted.

Shreveport journal
LogavIRw, Tex, Feb, 1,-Another
disguised Texan, disgusted with Cali.
fornia, is Lucilius Whaley, who re.
turned yesterday morning. He de.
scribed the boom as bursted, 80 badly
bursted that you can scarcely find ii;
that San Diego is principally bay and
climate, with town lots laid out for ten
miles or more around; work for willing
workers not to be had more than three
or four days in the week, wages rang
ing from 81 80 10 az for common Ia
borers, 50 to ga for skilled workmen,
The eommonest board SO TO $3.50 per
week room rent $3.50 TO Sl2 or SI6
per week, inferior food, much sickness,
many deaths, twenty departures for
one arrival, many hundreds oT sick
disguised and disheartened people,
and many thousands of dollars sunk il
lands that are not superior to Gregg
county lands, If you have the food and
lodging Of the poorest, What Is 70
support the town or towns he cannot
see, or even imagine, This all pre-.
sents no special novelty, but his re.
ports of the health, or lack of health
are remarkable and alarming, The
death rate is eight 70 ten per day, and
an estimated population of $4,000
makes d showing that is simply ap
palling. This estimate is one made By
government official aud does mol
correspond with that of interested cit
ize MS, or real estate agents, whose cs
Inmates 90 10 100000 population. a
prominent real estate agent told hin
there were at least 400 cases of typhoid
fever in the place. The other causel
Of death are smallpox, malaual troubles
of many kinds and illness produced
by insufficient diet and exposure. Thi
sanitary condition Of the place Is very
bad and the bad smells rival the far
famed Cologne. But little building
is being done at this time, because
there is a lime famine there and be
caHse Of the reaction of the burste(
boom. A fair summary ID grea
deal Of bay, and, outside Of the defil
ling influences of the town, a fine eli
mate. II has been very cold for South
eru California, frost having been seel
several mornings ia San Diego, AM
ice had even formed back from thl
coast. Texas, be says is good enougl
for him, and infinitely superior 70 Gal
! ifornia in all respects save one, AM
this one is the ability Of the real estat
agents to initiate . bubble that has n
more substantially than sand and eli
| mate.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-17

The treatment OF many thousnnds Of cases
Of those chronic ge9knesses and diSStEessSli1ng
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, n. y,
has afforded q vast experience in nicely adapt
ing and thotogghly testing Eegaeales e1 ior tae
Dr. Rierce's FaFpElte PrescriRtt0
Is the outgrowtb, or result, OF this great and
valuable experience. Thousands of testimo-
ninls received from patients and from physi-
clans who have tested 1t in the more aERIas
Yated end obstinate cases which had natiied
their sil prove y e h he the Ss Nest M m9ndesf5 "
suffering women. IL is not reeopmendea na q
"cnge-all" but as q Inoat perfect specihc ZOE
woman's peculiar ailments.
ii impaTts strengih 70 hle whole system,
and to. the womb and tis opPendages ln
particular For oyerworked,, Z" Yorns out Z
dfeHsmakers. seamstresses, "shop. girls " house
keepers, nursing mothers, and Feeble women
GENERALLY Dr. piereei7 Favorite Prescription
ns On appetizlng cordial and Iestorattye tonic,
neFYlBes Eayorite Prescription is nne-
qualed end Is ingaluable n aliaying anq SUB
DUNG nervous exctability, irritability, e1.
haustion, pTostrattont hystefia, epasm5 and
other distre5silgs nor Yous symptoms cont
disease Say sstp II te TSnb It iad1ces refTtshins
sleep and relieves mental anxiety ana ae.
sijsi..'i Ssr. FSaferce,s Fav orite Prescription
is 4 lsgitimato Gnediciue, carefully
coupoindad ~ % expericneCd aud skiilfu
physician and adapted to womau,e delicate
S5aassi99 oBs y boR5o Rp6f fssfsfos asEasss R H H
effeess III any condition of The system. FOL
morning. sickness, OF natIaea, from EhAteYel
cause arising, weak stomach, indigestion, dys
PERSIA and kindred ayfnptoms, IT'S use, in En1al
dogeg, VIII prove very beneficial. !. j,
6tinate cases Of iencorrheh, excessive flowing
painful menstruaftou, unnatural SUPP pre
proiapsue Or falling pf the womb, weak back
beafiag doTr serlHations, chropic Congestion
Inflammation nud ulcerGtlou Of the womb, IN
fammatiop pain aHd tenoefpesg in eyaries
accompanied VIZ }ilLs5Asl Y y Hslsst - So
tI5nsl 81 actioS. at thet critcsi period of chang
4 from girlhpod to womanhood, haYofitc Pre-
sepon 4 gssfeety sats FsSsdsl ySsi,I ageni
4 equally eGcacioue and valuable ~ tts eaect
4 Wien taken for those disorders md derqnge
tS sRts SiSsnt SssSS e e taBf sS 9S y as Srs0
4 teFaVOrffc EreAeFtpttO on W when sailel
IN Connection wIth tie use 81 pF; Pierce
Golden Msdiegl DiseoysTy ana a5a lj.s laTat92
flger Pili4, cures LAYER, lSidney and Blade
l dseases Their c9mbtued use also remove
1 blood taiuts, end al9oAsRea saneeIons ap'
FnyOrifc prescT3 ~ on n ID the cnl.
medicine for women, sold By dsugea una Y
PositiEe 1ltss, t5o5a e i te h ,g g
cage, ol money VIII be refunded. THIS Rliarar
/ zoe las been printed or tic botsiezWrapDel
! and faithfully cafried out for marry years
largo bottIes 400 dosepl e4 .Qo, oF sis
F5r large, iIustlated Treatise on Diseased y
ssGEs @Gisea Il efSaps ~ Res daSe Wv 8
godas DIsrsasaTY Hsdlcal Assgclalianj
COZ MAN ~ RUEFAks0 n. y
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-17

Experiences Of a @eaEcEAkRR
Party Afser abe Storm Of
.aau. m.


s'le''so W iasys ss0.'t 4, III
SkoW LAKhs 4. ~ saA. go, 4 ~
morning q ssa, lz vas hhaet thaa 4,
We haa seen tof weeks, win 2 soush
VINO and mercury e seoYe ae59s
About ~ 2, q lne VINO ehangea Wita
A sudden whlsl ana in leas than one
minute was pleWlag .efflno gale
from e, the northwest lug mercury
e, iell 20 degrees " as many minu'es.
Inc ar was SO oompletely " hiiaa Win
snow az 70 pe perfectly pllnalag II
Was l4nPoaslDle e see tea iees away
Fhe blizzard continued without the
least apatement antll 1ne morning o.
1he next aays AZ soon g. Y was aaie
70 90 90, small parties q aa started
eat 70 iook aoeas sae country, ehlnNs
lng X sns means l.l oiSsayllg i.,,1 sohAg waS
w hopea lalgne syn pe allYe, taousu
loss ppea tAe pfalfle' Pas T. was
KEN nope, We iouha nollslng salng
lha1 haa peeh eApesea e ens storm
taIouBp 'ne aisaesu. .s nlshs, ~ q W Z sooA N 3.
sonllnsnoes Y ugeleg $780, sa9a'ss I, 81
sne osneTWlse ,r ploroken surface III w.
snow lhe llIsl W uncovered col-
lalueu = ueau morse eqs NE. lsAs gov,
men seVeEal AhesP, Estshst ~ "
sans upon ! slelgn NV Nv. oAS Y
ito1sh sas.,s, wv lles'e usaA Is
mem .9 r Was sae rs pogy \ M u ~ ~ W II, alaaf y i
~, ave y loAse We " = AAes
sisoo,,oss5 gua s'ssJ4 ~ sg Jaaa g '" ifa M
a,sgofsls9 5l ,t .s s.s seag ~, VIZ a I - dss hes
ssoaps'ess , ssstssu oas s..a5 = '9a.sn 4 I A%
auseanp, tss l,, 1aa ,s IN n ssa IT. s 'am ,,,a
oslss llssle sl '4paaas .l.,, n w si, sagwi M
appeesguse I 1870 sas's s.s;,. wv ,h.t 'gg.s NV.
. seV nv. sue 1sltVl q .s";' s'ss tns w "
Sossa,nsu si9 5, 5g.lla'Ia y s05i9 W. Vans wy,
enlD.saus'e a 1v,,sW .ast ss ha,'.s 's;, a
SaeAv " S0MhetI aVAo0A hVasS' WYE
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-17
aa.ae af1ae 80 "a -.



WooDymLE, Miss, Feb, Ath, 'ss,
10 tho Editor oF the Timss pemocrAt
Twenty years ago this article WAC
little known. The frat artificial well
was sunk Ia August, 1859. Me have
now an annual production of about
49, 900, 600 barrels. There are more
than 10000 oil wells flowing or being
aunk and probably over &I0.o00,000
Invested II tha business. All shia haa
como h light in the last twenty years
from tho bowells of The earth, during
which t,mo We have not only used All
the petroleum We have wanted our
selves, bat we have sent to other lands
nearly 100000, 600 Aaenleaa pie-
tioRqgg.
Coal oil ID very valuable 70 everyone
for Illuminating purposes, but II is Of
especial value 70 tho southern farmer
Hardly a day passes that he does not
have occasion to send for The coal oil
can. II 40 wants to take otI plow-
share ha often has TO uso coal oil to
acat the rust ont before the tap will
turn. Il he wants to do a Bit Of oar,
panteF's work, ha will be more than
apt to persuade the Nsguare Win q
Elitile coal Oil To let him aeethe figures,
! II he has a colt Or Gals that Is fall of
Ilice or ticks, ten to one he viii kill
| them with coal oil. II bis mules have
| Il CALLED spot on their shoulders, back
| az hips, he viii ID AL probability cure
them wish an ointment Of equal parts
coal oil and lard, II one Of his hcrsei
has dislemper, coal oil will almost a
ways cure It Ca tablespoonful in eacl
ear). II il beyond doubt the soverlgf
remedy for foot evil. \ hava kpawS
horses 70 be completely cured even
after the hoot had started to como eh
10 cure the foot evil, just iaka the
oil can and pour the oil all around
The hoof about once 3 day Az 4 Fust
remoYer II is unsurpassed,
II II much used 10 polishing win
/ dow glass, eleaning furniture, j. wash,
ing and slarching Some believe i
| to be a good remedy Tor sore throat
/ fapply exteruallyl and for Group lex.
4 EeFnally and lnternallYl. A friend NJ
| mine who has slle misfortune 70 bp
bald Leaded tried II 10 bring the hair
out, OF course i q unnecessary 70
state that 1t drought W.
Y.F. Nrp
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-17
lIllIops froIa 1yhJslsey.

We clip The following from tho
Chicago iater OceqB ssA commnni-
cation was transmitted 10 The Senate
from The Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue showing the amount Of reye-
nue collected on liquors since tho
present system Of revenue taxation
vent into effect On Sept 1 !, 1869,
down 10 June 8, 1887, During this
period there was collected from special
taxes on distillcrs, S95, 5,I9s,8l9 brew
ers $t,992, $50 rectl6ers, ST, 7,2T0,oT0i
capacity taxes % disIilleFs, pnder 4
HAN laying d TAX of S2 peF barrel on
dislilleries having q dlstillerY capacity
exceeding a certain fixed amount,
81, ,sa2,4sT. Tho production Of dis
|tillcd spirits during tins timo was
l ,e08, ,sd5, lfl4 gallons, and IF fermenl.
IA liquors, 969,7I 9,7s3 barrels, The
amount Of lax collected % the Spirits
was Sl,e9p, ,a79,0sG, and On the fer
menled liquors, s24e, ,sletll9.
The total collection Of inteTaal ROY,
NNNL w Atat Nt9R Na~ MtrAfffN Nf fRS
AscaI year ending June 30, aes were
&Ba, 442,a0a, being 30 Increase 81
81 ,040,E Eo4 over ihe collections during
The corresponding period ef mo pre-
yious fiscal year There was AZ n
| crease On eaeh IF ne pFineipal object
VI taxation a. follows Ql spigltt
| ~, 400, 45a ou sabacce, y ,4As, el5
on fermepted liquors s99e, ,lap, ~
/ on oleomafgatipe, eel ,e7F lhstot
/ collections cp olcomargaripe fof 2
/ six months N the pYcaent gcag We
$3505sG i'hs collections lrqm bap
and bankers decreased sai64R, epd
4 piscelaneous cbiseia s59 ls2, y
rcceipis for De.eiabeF lssi y,
! 81 ,Q5g ,8e2 gfeeteg lHaa lAosa 9 1
5ossd ssi5 ZEE 9ss
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WoBderful cures.

pR. ~. a. KNsrr, Wholesale and
Retail Dzugeisi og Lake Charles. To-,
sass: we have beep selling l2F Kings
Hackien'a Atniea ssye foT four Yeas
Have hsyer hansle9 Temaaies last asil
as veIl, 81 giye Hariia uniYeFsal saizslac.
dan There ilaye Been some woAder.
Ri cures elected b5 THESE medicine p
ibis eify. SegeFas gases ci pronounced
Cerspm ptiop haze bsen eptlfpig aareG
81 asa of b Few hattie IN faF sine
AeR Discovery, taken % eanaeeoI
EitH Electric it4sI We lafrie
ihem eiTaSs Sol ~ Pr y
s
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-17
All1e EaiHtlng E.adIes.

Why are good resolutions ike faint
ing ladies2 They should be carried
ont, and parents should not forget Tbs
resolutions that would never suffer
them 10 be without dat cough and
Group cure, Taylor's Cherokee Remedy
of Sweet Gum and Mullein.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-17

Ehe snail thiDqs on tie farm should
meyer be dispised il has often hap
penea that when fai]sfe has oecufrsd
With crops Pic aoee Qi chickens hays
peia fef many aFtielea ~ lbe grocery
Rlpre, While q snal a0eA Ql saeep thAi
bas5 picked gp peaEly ihe Whole 81
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no 10.
1'Iae G0tfOm Ga@@sAs NmGsHHsy aa
alae sousna


Thcre IS perhapa 40 besief place lef
q cotton factory il the State shan iu
our town and. a qaplAal ii seeking
investment here. theFe u aoublless
nothing that offers beltes Inducements
than the cotton fsesory. We sigeshe
following from The Times Dsmoezal
sssomo new llgaFes IN regsfa te sha
cotton mill industry oF the Sansh Have
just been given By the Baltimore
Record, which makes the follewing
companion between the mills sa 1880
and on January & 1885
isss isso
Number spindlsa. .ss.., 1, ,4p6s la9 3539
Number lQoms. s...... a4.Q0e ~,
ssIn ten years. Tho mills. apindles
aud looms have more than doubled,
while the value Of tho products dur.
ling this same period haa increased
from @21 ,000. 900 10 8aa,0o0.Q0Q.
'sNor ia this ALL The industry
which passed through some difficulties
two years ago, during which i was
deemed advisahle to reduce nrodac
tion, has taken fresh lease cf lifes
and al no time kas there been creator
activity in building new mills and add
ing to The capacity Of the eia anea.
We have already called attention to
the fact that one of the New 0rleana
mllla ii about IA double INA capltali
spindles, otos aud that The othes 4 COM
sidoring an increase IN its capacity,
There Is thF0ughout the South q aim-
liar movement, and the new milis an.
der way qr the additions being made
10 tho old ones will ada $500 looms
and 242 900 spindles TO thia Industry,
aPharo is Dc element Of doubt or
expeFiment 10 the southern cotton
industry to-day II has passed the tea,
tatiye state, and ia now advancing
each year, successfully ana rapidly,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-17

Old Bnekskin, a horse that had d
prominent place ID Gle capture Of j.
Wilkes Booth, died recently in Lans
ing, Michigan. His skin Is 70 be
mounted and placed on exhibition in
The State museum.
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a RasItiYe saentIeman.

Which is the most positive gentle
man Certain. Taylor's Cherokee
Remedy ofsweet Gum and Mulloin II
certain to cure coughs, colds and cronp,
II is pleasant and effective.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-17

Albert Little, sheriff Of Gonzales
Co, Texas, was killed on the 8lh inst.
by negro named jackson. a posse
overlook Jackson and riddled him
with bnllets.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-17
4 Raby Lilee 4 eale af WIna.

Why Il 4 newly born baby like d
gale of windf Because II begins With
q squall. Cold gales indaee coughs
and Group. Taylorls Cherokee Rene
dy Of Sweet Gam and Mullen will
cure II.
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school Girls.

WHY do school girls ike northwest
winds II brings chaps 10 tbeir lips.
Should il bring colds to their heads,
let them fake Taylor'a Cherokee Rem
edy of Sweet Gpm ana Mqlleip.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-17

The Home for Unfortupaic Women,
established last summer by the w. g.
4, u. Of Eau Claire, Wis, has recently
been enlarged and opened NJ We STATE.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-17

N. Pasteur says babiiual users q
iptoxieants, if bitten by a mad dog
are more difficult 70 cure than arC
temperate people.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-17

Tbs city Of New York alone has
thirteen junior prohibition clubs IN
active operation