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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

THE position taken by Phil Armour,
IN defying the subpoena Of the United
States senate. IS bad one, both as to
law and policy. There can be no doubt
Of the authority Of the senate TO en-
force the appearance of witness. II
Dir. Armour's claim that he can not be
compelled % reveal the secrets
Of his private business be good
and W. DO not attempt 20 decide
that point. although private affairs
often nave 20 yield % the public welfare
yet bis place % tight that question
out IS before the committee. re can
not be allowed 10 raise such point 20
dodge a subpoena. How can be tell
what tho committee wants Of him until
he appears before it2 To allow n Wit
ness to decide for himself as 10 the com
potency or sdmss4Ulty of his test-
mouy. or the right &C tho tub1na, 10
CsiI him and question him. would nul-
hfy judicial proceedings at once. Wo
trnst thst che senate vii enforce rs
commands
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

E'oR sAIE-Is it possible 30 I Ask teo mucn
loF NJ. e. NNntpl-st. NAsn asa siiS
s-asN Ger 5NKi1. VIII - fophis. ioorc 81 ',eis.
rtt thAn L wanted bay NludaW. large uaru
vita ErahaFy-UIlHln - Hullhcrs ~ hrioke-
al Ihls propcrlx mUst te sold 81 ciosf au
estate Iuis let Nouli De- NoriA tifh vacant.
n h.-lf Our must have d slctplr oH taeir
house this Nil nat a--isuer = l. allcT exec
Nor M FaSi RridEf.-I 1sFf
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

plDCLIFF kHCLT. gsns-zi vsrehouseneb.
"a sf SeTfh DIVISION 81 freTes1 FIHfs ~
srrHsr- ~ tfr r8fee uarkInE arf
uevI - prgmpfy afferaaa 70 - fessphnr nF
Nr. stl .sf
AN8HFE f@etY fr~r rars moved A.
= Errref -rrs re- lse-s .r sn-ernsrfs -
- irs ~ 4 + = aEers n -eufh ff~ls an- 81
A sreesr7 is uafs 81 yea a. tatiss ard
ehsrs i1r % eTfslz zususs ere
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
Jobbers Prices.

ApDies-sg .Z5 p barrel
Beans i.l1s- -.u g 3lSleL
kss -2iC = dozen.
butter l'aa -te ~ pound.
lut4tgc, r tushrL
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

The following IS a list OF the marriage
lcensesissu- II since last published. with the
names. residence whea outside the city and
ages OF fhe parties: ACFs
godfrey Arnond. Mary Hurst. OF Cedar
Springs .............t5 t5-2S
John 4. Lowell. Ida l.. LamOreaux. OF
Niu Creek ....... .............25 25--2C
Henry Van Sfrien. Catherine Smit ZZ-l IL
Vim. VI. Hanson. Lulu Bassett, If Cedar
Alex. G.. Rockwell. OF Pontiac; L0ite i.
Harvey OF Plaiufeld ..............2. 2.l
Ben niamin A. Van ktalte. Lille L. Hall. 2j---i
Henry y Pulyer. Liza L. .Ti3bitS............-42 e.
John II. Jones. Clara VI. Austin. OF Court
Ward l. Saats Carrie lngersoli oli.............1S-l6 10
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

GREAT BARGAIN -1f1.scrs farm. frame
\ house. coed orchard % arres improved
miles from bhlGa n Tor sale c1eap. lnqu. .rf
Targsrf 81 oIraff & ssnrrn vI
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

t. Uncle Ssm can not keen rs S.
oe0e'o silver dollars dry ia nls treasury
vaglt ws would suEEsst t5at ne have
very lsrze cellsr-aud not much ii IL
send em ssCug.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

WANTED 81 any KIND or ofilc.a
w work; understand bookkeeping ship
ping. etc. age -. uo 1al habits ADDRESS =. p
g., 5o3 Lssi-st city. %
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

ls3k SAAE-A neW sletSA-rsou hease "a
4 hAlis ave. briek set tar1ace. nlsaltl
Z = s.l4 !. ale. Eltx Ltsrth. cisctric bella szs
ffs water, ClstEFA eel srNeI, hAfl-faala
Ntfh l.NafaTy hos Aua coil Naicr ass ai
..qdrra lulQr0krEaer Is. flll aepth slane crlI4r
l.lueT entire house arse ps,Feace 40 VutsIue
ralmuts larze lst sdcd sle ssaoro, aua
concrete ualk iu sa ri . ceuNcnle4i ne.I b.
iu. hamr lor oulvs sH Azsh. tine ar nl0At >
KayuFHtS Chafl.s 81 Tuna utts A INla.
saan's taa of t l.raEal b.ock al
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
largest OF AL Michigan Dailies kx-
cspt Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

E0R @ALF-Lof NO. -. ottawa Beach. q is
lot fs one ~ the FIRST selection, if fs 10
Gated 0nlva short distance from tne hetei and
hasa fue view n Laze Michigan. address,
Jas ~ Hasklus or ". =. L8veianf. Grand
Rapids. Mich. El2sgn
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

unitsa Prsss Reports. Prompt ans Easiy
Csiissrr. Al me LoeAl Ns~s. 4na the
olsaasst aaa Nest Pi4inig Psiatsd PaPss
Yabashsa ln Graaa Raplds-
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

4 LARGE ANnlN OF hhAh E>lA ~
Il far sale. Mast aal ~lil be said.
have oa lats lor sslc ua fra4ck 9 addition,
corner ~ f1flL and Nadisun-aNnsf luts q ~
lie icei 10 an alley prices iroms So io eMA
- lotS ou Madison ave aud nanaf4-st, GA
Iralica and Nardfls EiQifionf prices range
lusM So l9 roti tlnr Ursi rl tlesE loJs aid
sely desirable aatte centrally iocaie4. -ar
school house aul street cars fnt as5se e4t
property Is Beias RAPIDLY bsit az.
Lot 81. d. Tanner aaQltlna. PRESCOTT 81.
fourth Jog ueg oi South DiFIsipn. 81, 20 bg i-
H. llaaef, bar4 .ud lot No b. acti ersai!-t c.
House. terl q. tHu tu.a 90 cVltlaf ui
East aul < lIoaaa.-sts
Is.-.. ala l.fs au Camstecks p'if HaE
PRISE. a. iaf, na Leonard a ts-. teaA. al,
pI secs iram tn uR.anl various other .ots -.44
AuE.Ie siI .etr Uet described.
Al Htil ae ss.l s.lt cifaH, tNe perfect ifa'
and fefns laHir O. ~A.L hn expense .ff
showill pr8nerfK. Also e4sh g. la-- ga re..
estate sr.UfIF uH fnR .rts.e teI-I.. t... aI
So. Ata Aousrmau tui.alaf, un Henry
IaallcA. i
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

Myers, Of Ohio, by mail, Tuesday after
noon, and he gave boy ten cents TO
take II into the alley and explodeit. The
ooy banged It against a wall and stove
it in with brick, but 1t didn't explode.
That wasn't its mission. 1t was in
tended to keep quiet and set Myers a
good Democratic example. Now,
wh.sht! Allen. Shut your mouth and
open your eyes and see what you'll get.
BEFORE the organization Of the Re
publican party the Democratic party
throve on its conservative, dO-nothing
characteristics. As soon as something
was 10 be done, the Republican party
was born. Since that time, the position
Of the Democratic party has been that
OF a snarling bear, attempting TO claw
aud tear down whatever the Repub-
hcan party builds ND.
"a RING marked with tho letter Fl
furnished a clew to the nationality at
least Of the unknown woman found
dead IN st. Louis recently. She could
not have been Eagiish." So says the
Philadelphia Times. It sat best 70 he
TOO SIRE. The rlug may have been a
stolen or a borrowed one. Then t
would simply be a misplaced IT, which
IS quite English. Won know.
~~
SAWrEL nIcEIE and MS partner Rich
ard Trevellck make a'good teanl-''tvO
souls pith bat a single th0ught"-to
smash the Republican party And yet
that party has done more for temper
ance and labor interests than either one
Of the factions represented bv those
men. And 70 VII continue dong busi-
ness ~ the same old stand for years %
come.
JrFTEssov DAVIS Is evidently nearing
hs end. No one but bis wfe. doctor
srd nurse are allowed 20 sec him.
Vale W never can forget what ne IS
ana hss been. We hope that the close Of
s life may he a. peaceful as - begin
n.rg
Mas Ht7PrEr RrE~HER SrovE "a q
mental wreck. sal ssit is 10 any one
t7 see 50 much ot genus and brnance
sunk "a decay, lt n-ast fa.l with double
force upon him uho knows nothing
superior t0hpmanltr ia t,e Universe.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

Tor RENT-New double house. Ia and ~
Barclay 81. Inquire next door north. &c
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS



A1-f sAAta- xAL1
\KANgED Two mea a. special agents. .
" vera iu STATE elaos NoEk, mus have
slf il ess0 saiary . pr m0pfh- Call 81 a
80 tlrss l. ~ =. Nleok. j. aua lt hcTniigAEs
oeieias. 6rAna Rapids 81
WANTED -GentlemAn a. collector; salary
pnslu2n permanent 50 c&sh secgi g.
r. 40lrcd Address 4. l. T.. BOA 6. this on. e
WANrED-Three young meH 10 work is
" Stale must con.r aeiI FecsEHneE led AID
have - casn sat4fS - Per aaoath- tAA ga
OF address 70 j. Z. Wilcox. L I'D is heInl-
isee oaiioiag. ersae Rapids
Ce0 SALARY. $40 expenses IN advance
. " allowed each month. steady EMPLOY
ne ~ home or travelling No soictt4
l.uties delivering ana making coleclOus. No
postA cards Address with stamp. hAfcf
Co. P4aa, OF So
WANTED GOOD pant makers al u Pear
" J.. !. Silver to. 20
WANTED D-To intelligent men sHd women
" - Wlll eLarluter good WAGES ahd STEADY
employment a. Hermitage b4l din., CO
,aaa. ana hrilst.sis Ao
NANIID-salesmea At once, lev good
~ mtu fa stil our goods hy sample g. inf
Eo.fsale ard retail trade we are iAc iar.
80 manufacturers ia ohr hAe 10 lie ".itd.
l.hrul salatf I4l4- pefMaueut position
.rry ilauced f9f vases. ADVERTISING. tif-
lur fu'l terms address lfHteru ~ Aa4uiacI 100.
il. Io.. Chicago. Ill. oI t.Acia1atl, %. ah
WAIVED Reliable laesl aud trayeaas
" ssle,mru positions permanent slr. lal
intucrmrnt, now last s-ilns sptelNltsi
donI dclay salary iro1a sf44T BIVWa bIo>..
NursrlN Nlneu. tllcasO. ia. JAS l
ILD--~alesJHeu. clerks. book keepers.
" hlrfrllffrs. ttatstrIs shipping Gle k..
Iari1 bands, oiaer he aHo .'t othrfs 'ei oi
employment to call and investigate oar en-
tirr.y new ANA thoroughly reliable system oi
procuring situations. toADprrAflfe tmlieF
iuftr famTanv. Ii-l. Monroe g., rooms 81 s.lla
Ioricr block. Phone lu-s.
WANTED MAN-I0 take Tie agency Of our
W safes, size L,NleN.s tuchrs; weight 30
Ihs.. retail price s.; othersiLcs IA proportion.
s rare chance 10 create a permanent business
AZ hone lutse safes meet "a demand never
before supplied by other sale companies. as ne
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.


oLAND KAFms. ruU sDAY. Nog. y
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

kNSNs1Ac-k4 ~ Nara. nes aselnnE ~
A y0Dr osH = MNSa nicor Eh@D iisiUe ~
rcufce Aeussss ! have soine Ter s&ie - 3, D
ssaSale tAst slnssi aaysas ce1iS I'd A. J. >.
freflL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

MAGNETIC healiug and clsiryoYant stuugs
vi EOS utiaNast., cable AID Cana 81. cars
convenient. ~ D. Free
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

WANTEb-Good pant makers al n Pears
W J.. !. silver & te. "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

ke1 SALARY SO expenses IN advance
& W allowed each month. steady employ
mclt al home or travelling. No solciHL
.atles delivering ana making collections. Ne
postal cards. Address with stamp. hAfcr a
Co.. Pl44a. OF aa
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
HELP WAETED-FENALH.

kVANTED-An honest girl for general house
W work In small family. Address l51 Lyon
81 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

WANfLD-fhree young meH 10 work ia
" state must conlc Reil rec sfHnenaed AID
have ~ casn salaFy - per a.oath- Cal ga
OF address 70 j. Z. NllCoN. u sd - htIul
lage DuiloiHE ora1c Rapids -
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

WANTED To intelligent men 40 women
" ~ Vii ef.arluter -eod WAGES and stfaey
employment "a - hermitage b4l. .diDs, Co.
e taaa. aud Bridge SIS $50
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
SITUATIONS WARTRD-FEMALR.
FOR REET-RO0MS.

EOR RENT-A large furnished front room
with heat and gas. 81 kansomst. 3.s
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

AIEn-lfentlemkn a. collector; sAlarvs
~ pnslllan permanent so cash sccui q
rs4ulrvd. Address 4. l.. r.. BOA 6 this on. e
81
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

WANTED-A girl to do general bousework.
w s24 Cherry-st. -
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-08
LAKE CHARLES CALCAsEU PARISH LOUISIANA FRIDAY MARCH 1885,
EESLES DEATH.

"Out Of the mouths Of babes and suckIIngs
hast Thou ordained strength--Psalm 8, 2.
An infant form lay stark and cold,
In its last sad habit drest,
But the smile on its angel features told
How calm it had sunk to rest
And tears down its mothers pale cheek rolled
As she kissed her darling, stark and cold.
A little girl-the dead ones twin
Stood gazing on the scene;
She nothing knew of death or sin,
And wondered what could mean
Her mothers lamentations loud
While DER her darling's cOTse she bowed.
"What aiIs my little sister dear?
Sweet mamma tell me, pray.
I've watched her lying silent here
Throughout the Iivelong day.
She does not seem to feel or hear
What ails my sister. mamma dear?"
"she's dead. my child; your SISTERS dead
She cannot play again;
Her spirit has forever fed
From grief, and sin and pain.
And yet, y God! my heart will break
When my last look at her takem'
"Mamma, have you not often said
That when good people die,
They go where no more tears are shed
With God, beyond the sky
IlOve my sister, mamma dear,
But would not, could |, keep her here"
"For Elsie, am sure, Is there
So, mamma, let us die;
And to her In that home so fair
Together let us ayl
I'm very sure, mamma, that she
Is watching now for you and mel"
81 thank thee, GOdn' the mother cried;
Now ! can bear my loss.
Come, kneel, sweet one, with me beside
Your little SISTERS cOFse;
Raise up your hands, my precious one,
Aud pray, THY will, not mine, be donen"
-FrGHcis s. Smith in New York WesLIy
"When the sprlngtime comes, gentle Annie, ;
And the chills and fever bloom once more
You bad better buy bottle Of Cheatham'I
Chill Tonic,
From the man who runs the nearest drug
store.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-08
A Fresh "GOId Fever'' Develop
ing Very Near Home.

N. u, ClIy lVem
A gentleman well known in this
community, who has large interests In
that section, yesterday expressed sur
prise at the incredulity which exists
here regarding the richness of the gold
and silver mines of Alabama and
Georgia. lie declares that the coun-
try round about the "Anna Howe"
and '"Mossback" mines is so crowded
with prospectors that alf vehicles and
modes of conveyance, off the direct
line of the railroads, are steadily en-
gagged, for days in advance. These
visitors include expert miners from
the West and California, who declare
that the Alabama and Georgia mining
sections are rich in paying veins; also
that big mining boom will spring up
there the coming Summer, which is
likely to far surpass that which the
iron development caused.
He declares that there can be no
doubt of immense profits being made
by the Gamma Howe" and "Mossback"
companies when they get their ma,
chinery IN operation, which is now a
matter of days only.
Corroborative of the above the Lt6m
has positive information through pri,
vate correspondence from Plriladelphla
that the manufactures of the latest
improved implements used in gold and
silver mining are busy with orders
from this new field of activity.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-08
Ilon't

let that ealdof yours ran on. Yop
lhiRk IL is q light thing, But II may
rRn into catarrh Or into pneumonia.
Or consumption,
CatarFh Is disgusting. Pneumonia
is dangerous. Consumption is death
itself
The breathing apparatus must be
kept healthy and clear Of All ohslrue-
tians and offensive matter. Otherwise
there Is trouble ahead
All tho diseases ef these parts, head,
nose, throat. bronchial tabes ana lungs
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured
BY tbe Hsa of Bosehee's German syrup.
if you don't know this alfoadY, thoRs
sends and ihapsapds IF people eaa tell
Fon They hsge beeR enFed ~ iy
and 9kpow bow il y, ihemselyes.b
Botlle only II cents Ash any Drug
gist.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-08

THIS is not by any means bad
showing in itself, that these fourteen
States should have constructed SO per
cent. Of the total new mileage for
the year; but il is easily surpassed by
the record for 1889, already mapped
out or in course of construction, re,
specting which the same authority
says: '- ~
Summarized by groups of States
and Territories, twelve southern
States will lead with an addition of
over 1000 miles, which exceed by
about 400 miles the new mileage Of
the seven southwestern States and
Territories, and nearly double that of
the FIVE central northern States, or of
the seven Pacific coast States and
Territories.
Tho South, of course, with the
Fpulsation of the nascent industrial
life coursing through her veins, is the
coming great field for railway enter
PRISE; and were her people to raise
up en- masse and demand of the
United States government that this
industrial growth Of hers should be
released from the tariff restrictions
which everywhere hamper resource
and paraIy2e energy in particular
where they do insist upon the removal
of that unnecessary and oppressive
tax of $l7 on every ton of steel rails,
an impetus would be given not only
to railway building but to the general
industrial development going in hand
with facilitated transportation, which
would in few years put the South
in position to dispute the CONNER
cial palm with the hitherto more.
hustling, but less naturalIy-favored
North. When the contest for that
commercial supremacy sets in in ear
nest, there is nothing that will SO ma,
teFiaIy contribute to southern triumph
as the complete liberation of her
industries and her trade from the
manaces with which they are held
fettered by the existing fiscal system.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-08

N. 0. Picayune.
The bill passed some time ago by
the Honse Of Representatives, pro.
viding for the taking of the next cen,
sus, has also been adopted by the
Senate, and is now awaiting the ap,
proVal of the President. 1t is, Of
course, a foregone conclusion that he
will sign it, and in few days We cx
pect to see it become a law.
The main features of the bill have
been so frequently noticed in the
| press that people are fully conversant
with them, but in view Of the effect
that the next census Is likely to have
on the relative strength Of the two
great political parties and on the
future influence of the South in
national affairs, some further com,
meut will be both opportune and
interesting.
The schedule Of Investigations pro,
vided for in this bill is much the same
as that Of the last census, subject
however, to such notifications and
changes as circumstances aud the
Judgment of the Secretary of the
Interior may direct. The subjects
covered will be population and social
statistics relating thereto, products OF
manufactures, mining, agriculture,
mortality and vital statistics, valuation
and public Indebtedness, and statistics
relating to railroad corporations, ex-
press, telegraph and insurance com
panies.
One of the abuses of the last census
was the unnecessary length to which
the work was carried, the information
compiled filling twenty-five large
volumes, the last of which have only
recently been issued This defect it
is now proposed to correct, hence the
new law provides that the next census
shall Gil only seven volumes. This
will heGessitate q more careful and
intelligent compilation of the informa-
ton collected and its presentation to
the public IN a more convenient form
In view of tho hints that have been
thrown out from time to time by the
more radical section Of the northern
press, the coming census, it is feared,
may be used by the Republicans to
rob the South of her proper repre-
sentation in Congress, They will
have the appointment of all the can,
yassers and the work Of compilation
will be in their hands; hence, If any
sharp practice is intended there will
be nothing to prevent its accomplish
ment.
II is to be hoped for the sake of a
common honesty that the cauVassers
will do their duty faithfully, and il
any sophistiGation shall be attempted
it will most likely be done in com,
piling. Everything depends, how
ever, upon the sort Of man who may
be placed in charge of the work,
General Francis Walker, who super.
intended ibe last census, would not
lend himself TO any political schemes
OF course canVassefs might be- open
10 influences from local politicians
but we indulge the hope that the
work will be done with reasonable
fairness and honesty. 10 England The
census Of population is taken in one
day by having csRVassers enough en-
ployed to cover the entire territory in
That time. The United States count
is such slow business that II is
scarcely possible 70 know the actual
population in less than . year from
Tho commencement
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-08

Farmers Wlfe-"The corn husks
are very thin, John"
Husband-"Y .e.s."
"Tho birds are starting South very
late"
ayes"
"Tho beavers arc building as if they
aida't expect a freeze before next
Morch"
"Yes, Marlah; them signs point to
late aud a mild winter, hut them
signs don't count no more. Coal is
going nPhko sixty, and that means
t4tsiy frosts, ten foot snow drifts,
tbree.foot ice and two bIzzards a
week till next April. That sign never
sfaiIs, Mariah. ."-New York Weekly.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-08
RrleIntenrng nsrospects.

During the year 1888, we learn
from the Railvay Age that in the
United States and Territories there
we're constructed $40 lines of rail,
extending over 7,1o6 miles. The
number of lines and the amount Of
mileage credited to the southern sec,
tion are as follows.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-08
THTiR Fashions.

Fair CHstomer-"Is this cake plate
soIId sIIvcIp
Honest Dealer-"Oh, no; it's an
alloy, mostly tin"
"Tin! Oh, ! Remember now, I've
seen ever SO much in the newspapers
lately about Tin plate, l suppose it
has come into fashion again"-NeV
York Weekly,
Glove thy neighbor." You can never do
this II you allow your neigbbOr to suffer With
Itch, letter, RilgwOFm, etc, without adVis-
ing him to use Hunts Cure. Cure guaTan
teed. Sold by M. ID. Kearney,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-08
shlIoI's ConsumptIon Cure.

This is beyond question the most success
full Cough Medicine We have ever sold, a
few doses invariably cure the worst cases of
Cough, Group and Bronchitis, while its
wonderful success in the cure Of Cousump-
ton is without parallel in the history Of
medicine Since it's first discovery it has
been sold on guarantee q test which no
other medicine can stand. II you have a
Cough We earnestly ask you to try it, Price
10 cents 50 cents and Sl00 If your LLngs
are Sore, Chest Or Back lame, use ShiIOh's
Porous Plaster, Sold by NJ. D. KeaFney.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-08
A Slight Mistake.

clearinghouse KeepeF-"Why, |
didn't know yon kept chickens here,
How much pound Is this rooster"
Jeweler-"That fowel is for orna
meni, not for nse, madam, 1t is
made of bronze ,n-New York Weekly,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-08
allllall.n G,nlnrr.Il 80 =.

shliph's Catarrh Remedy q marvellous
cure for catarrh, Dipbtherid, Canker Mouth
and Head Ache, With each bottle there Is
ccssfl treatment of these Complaints Witll-
ont exira charge Price 90 cents. Sold BY
Nj. III Kearney
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-08
Ia No Danger.

Little Dick-"Mamma, mayn't
have some of that black coffeel"
Mamma -- "Merey! No. it will
make you jump out of your boots"
"Oh, no, mamma; my boots is aw.
full light. ."-Ncw York Weekly
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-08

Cheatham's Chill Tonic is peculiarly adept
ed to persons IN enfeebled health and inVa-
lids II assists digestion, and Is a perfect
stTengthener ana appetizer Satisfaction
guarantced or money Refunded. Sold BY NJ,
u. KearneY, 524t
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-08
Ans.rer This 0uesIion.

Why do so many people we see around us
seem 10 prefer to suffer and be made mlser-
able BY Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss of Appetite, Coming Up Of the Food
yellow Skin, when for 75 cents we viii sell
them shiloh's System Yitalizer, guaranteed
to cure them. Sold by NJ. D. KeaFney.