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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15
CROP PROsPEcTs.
The ORGl0Olk SaE RRrasemn AIN the
NBesG and IlAe NOFEAweBt.

GalcAeo, April 6.-The following
ontiouls 81 sfi,f, a-sls.,z.,.. Il
Reports from our correspondence 10
Illinois show that plowing aud spring
work are now quite fatty advanced.
The water supply is good over nearly
the entire state, The condition .of
winter wheat is good in about 40 per.
cent OF the counties, fair in about SO.
per cent and pooran about 10 per cent
Lwo counties report that The planting
of potatoes has begun.
ln Indiana ploRing and seeding is
progressing we'll The water supply
Is abundant and the condition 81.
winter wheat is similar 10 that OF.
Illinois. Oats are being extensively
.soan and some timothy and clover
pnt 10.
laOhio ploging has been begun ID.
mosttof the counties, bnt 10 a few the
ground will not be IN condition vi
begin that work for one ortwo weeks.
more. The condition of winter wheat
is good iu oReifourlh Of the count; II
is fair Iin twofifths and poor ia lie
Others. Oats and grass seed are being
plt in q few counties. bnt ii auite a
number q counties no seeding has
yet been done.
ln Michigan ploEing il begun .in|
about half of the counties, but ut will
be one ortWo weeks before II will ,bt
n progress ~ tke Others. The water.
supply is geneTally good, though three
counties Feport he supply as only fair
and 10 two Others the supply Is d..
cidedly short. Wheat Il III good cot.
dilion iu half Of ille oonHties, wbers
winter wheat is gromn, fair il Tie
remainder.
ln kenlgeky blowing and spring
work are - progress; lhe water sappig
y good, wheat is in fair condition
gfasa and oats are being somR. 0nls#
Tour scollnlles report mo seeding yet'5I
ln Missouri plowing has begun 81
re per cent Of The counties, fair IS
oaeislxth and poor b opchalf Some
pats haVebeen sown, bnt very liltie
gFass seed. Three counties repont
That potatoes arc being put IN.
n kansas plowlng i IN proggess
ana the waller supply II good
Winter wheat 10 repogted ID good Con
tdilion BY halfof tie correspond nts n
fair by a8lillle less than one quarter
poor business 10 others Two report
barley and two spring wheat Az being
put in.
An NebFaslSa blowing has bean
peganIln most qfthe eonnlies, thoagA
"A lev are not get II condition. T6e
Raler supply i abnnaAaE
Flowing Is being done ID tbroe-
4eqFEhs of the counties ID Iowa. Tbs
water apEplg b good and what mile |.
winter whaat There A d Ia good Con.
dition - one half ef tie coaatles abd
fair " most % Tho Others. ia ons
lanFlhsQf The ooanlies nellher seedine,I
nor ploWiDg LAS been done, bic VIZ
isaa Will be ID shape for this TILL
anollaer week
~ MiseonSin ihe laua n na6eraIg
ioq Nei n plow Wel, bat 10 abaa5
hali q lhe counties pI8FiHe las been
pegpE theHlAefs Fap0gt thaEsploR
lag Wili Be- began pext 8eal Tbs
water siipF8 il geEegllg eo5e
ssialel f'ilsgt y genQHseG ing0ea 30
'i'ss9li -l.g oilig z pa cant q ale CO.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15

To Geo, w Richardson, Esq;
DEAR SIR Being Informed that Won
are accused Of having ,defrauded the
estaterof my father Jesse Harper. ont
OF four or five thousand dollars, j de-.
sire TO say the charge is false. nv
lather putin i've hundred dollars, and
.nomore, in the business of Geo. IN,
Richardson &Co Il connteltthenone
and took your receipt for it. After nv
fathers death my brother Jas. Harpef.
administrator, made the settlement Win
y,oill, by which there was one thousand
dollars balance due my fathers estate,
WHICH was paid. The settlement iwes
perfectly satisfactory 10 the heirs al TIE
slIlass 'ss'.sl slssas 81 saa olsnas sfein gaaas
satisfaction but I have heard that par.
ties not interested have tFumped no
These charges, and claimed that ii wa
the heirs who said 90.
4oRrsltraly, IS. .. HARPER.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15
MONDAY NIeHTs oKarEoM

~ O4f4OdlL MY HIbiS 1DRA4IOR,
Never in ITS history, has Lake
chatles witnessed as large, more en-
tbuslastic or appreciative an assem-
blage as that Which,met 10 Will,ams'
opera house, on Monday night for
The purpose Of listening 10 The ad.
dresses Of Hon. Murphy j Foster, The
next governor Of Louisiana, and the
gentlemen who accompanied him.
~ was generally understood that
the orators would arrive on the a 70.
m', train Monday, and arrangements
had been madeto meet them at The
train and giyethem d grand reception
but they aFriyed on The early morn.
lng train and proceeded 10 the United
States Hotel wbere they made their
headquarters. Daripg Monday Mr.
Foster was visited BY All the leading
Democrats Of 5onr CITY and delegations
from every ward intbe parish. Late
inthe evening large number II he
leading ladies' of the city, members of
ihe Ladies AntiIsottery clnb, called
upon the young and gallant staudard
bearer cheering him "a 10 yietorv KY
their sweet smiles aud encouraging
words.
The stage Of the opera honae Was
aecorated with boquets ef flowers.
fsrng, dollhouse plahts, flags Aba
banners; on tbe sides, along he oal
lerieF, also hung 6aWers, ferns and
ttaga, while ri ne centre of Tie stage
wss.the Ship of State, ,d.onislana !,
glidiHg peacefully and quietly over
the troubled waters, on her way io
Baton souge, win Murphy j. Foster
q Aer master
Long before lhehonr appointed for
the meeting people beg to appear
attbe doors IF she opera bouse, eager
TO secure seats and BY The time The
meeting WAS called 70 order there was
not Standing much less sitting, room
I'D any portion ri Tie bouse. Hare
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15

BaLarday, ILL ., Lee.

SntnrdRy, april y, 1BAE.
Cloudy weather, with heavy rains
in the northern portion Of the state,
and general deficiency Of tampera-
ture in all sections, have been the
prevailing Textures of the weak iuat
past. IN the central and southern
parishes rains have been general, but
the amouut light. The early days Of
the week were warm and pleasant,
abut cold wave has prevailed since
Thursday morning and will probably
eliminate tonight in light frosts 10
the northern portions of the state,
and be followed by gradual ralurn
to warm conditions.
Last weeks report indnlged ia q
prediction of general field work.
especially cotton and rice planting.
UnfaVorable weather, however pre-
vented active operations, and the
present date sees work but little fur.
Their advanced than a week ago.
Cane is doing well, with the exoep.
zion Of stubble which still suffers from
the effects Of the March freezes and
e LIKELY TO be an imperfect stand.
Nearly an She corn crop has been mt
IN the ground, and that which il up
presents q gratifying appearanoe.
Some of the later plant in the north
ern parishes will probably rot on
account Of the damp condition of the
coll. Potatoes have alIeady rottetl
considerably in wet lands.
Planted rice is coming up very we'll;
very little rice Or cotton, however,
have been planted yet, though plant
lng was pursued 10 localities where
favorable weather have permitted
principally in tbeeentral and southern
parishes. Gro III HpET
III. IS. Weather Bnreau Director
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15
D..T. RETD. gHERTEF, rs An
EEEInEERlEI flEIElEnER


in his Iaitartp 1he citizens Of Gal
uAsisu parish and the public generally
puBliallsd is 7gse dmsricun Of Marcel
OH, 1862, Sheriff Reid pays a an
not M The habit Of speaking Of my
services, but I feel that you viii
pardon nc for saying that The duties
ofmy 0llice have been well performed z
4 We do not blame him for not
speaking Of his services, for holhas
performed no services 10 speak Of.
lIf The duties Of his Office have been
well performed, the credit ia al due
10 bis deputies, Ia tho eight years.
that he has been sheriff, he has never
opened or adjourned court once. We.
ask every man who has had business
in the sheriff Office siHce d. ]. Reid
has been sheriff, how many times be
has fonnd the sheriff ii his Office, and
| if in bis Office whether or not he did
not have to refer to bis deputy.
In has same letter be says, q have
served you to The best 81 my ability, \
and every act Of my official life is
open for your inspection For the
last few weeks we have been inspect
mig and exposing some Of the acts of
his official life, and he has not pnb-
licly answered one charge. He can
not contradict them, tor they are all
true and the documents are in the
clerks office to pFoye the charges. i
Fellow citizens, we ask yon to look
back fonr years ana tell us who it
was that went into conspiracy with
Butler, the wartl boss Of New Orleans,
and 2. 9. Duson, to carry the vote of
ibis parish for MdEnery, by bribery
and fraud3 Up 10 that time, fonr
pears ago, sueh thing as nsing
money for open bribery had never
zen known II the politics of this
'arish. Every candidate went before
be people on hIs own merits, and not
pom the depth Of has purse, or the
mount Of money that somebody else
ionid pnt up for him. Who, last
VI, re-enacted the lisgraceful scenes
fonr years prevlons, by bringing
Ito Lake Charles numbers of railroad
amps and snipes from every direction
} smotherthe voice of the majority "
1.-THE good people Of this city and u
oinity? n
Kor oapali, VoD Del, is an exploded \
lea; moneyis the power that carries "
eetions noRl 81
Fellow citizen, white and c6lored u
Z cail upon You 10 assert your man :,
'od; go1to the polls -nsxt Tuesday a
ID by yourIballots rebnse tins satrap, 3
no proposes thFonghIhis strikers and 2
ireliags to handle yon like a flock of !
leep. :
de and his ticket are beaten; bat
Q wan: 10 see sach majority rolled q
? against HIM and all in The same
oss wieh hin, that ihsy aiN nsaar
'Nsses4er Themselves for Office again.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15

AIhard Of live elk will i taI,an
fEen Idaho 70 Tic Exposition. IntbeI
Alanlaup exhibit will be shown abontI
iop specimens ri Wild animals and.
birds, nalIye 70 shat state, and sci ,upl
by 4 skilled laxidernist.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15

iD OR r0i EE
pfIh d refIe y XII
st pfsn aafis 1S
e1r 'i4AiF siso -
tfAis aaaH 4oa hapd niah
sI,qlel aesul l4le aa1 ud 49,
Ape d off
tIesli-Hel tafse 81 81
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15

q afs saiherifed 10 annoupae JULIEN
Rid aa .qapai kAte 1or tlse ofiloe 81
3esilss q ms Peace " Third Ward 81 Cal-
saqisa Rafsah N.
are aathaIixed y annepnes Oh A K rs
slsA 10 aaa aeie III tha sA1laeoi
sliae " me Fsaee, Third asa Galca1ieu
keisths ~
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15

Meefe authorised 70 announce III on. N {,
3 D,Blf9 AN A. q candidate for election 10 The
etaqe ef bsetrict Attorney Election April
We are authorized 20 ANNOUNCE ID
3 lklsstll, kas. as q candida Tor the office
81 District Attorney Election takes place
April 1913, 1892
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15

an 4 caudidata Cor tho 1flusGf Jnaao Of fha
Twelfth Jnaigiai District Vi Lnuisisna, CON.
Kfiklng the paliahss pf Ghloasieu, Vernon AMI
sam11nn. Election, Tuesday, April i0 1891
GEO ~ WELLS
2 are authorized to ANNOUNCE HON. "a.
10 DAsNfsT AZ kbe fagulnFsD democratic eandl-
dare for Judge Of tie 18th judicial District
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15

agt authorized 10 aRp0unee Il. AL
Hkle % = eRaaidAte fer the pgilee 81 Con
ssab 1biFa Ward ii naisasieu Parisl IL.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15

eage Aethotlzsd 10 ANNOUNCE DOgiTE
q. 4 Eltlkth's as 4 candidate tOr lie Leglsla-
AZ tlAe ehsalnE election, April i9
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
poR cn.u,ueuk ~ norrr.r.

We arc authorised 70 announce Mr. 10. d.
WELSH as q candidate f0f the ofiiee al
sAaslc 81 The Court 81 this Judicial District n
We stateof Lonlslana, parish Of Caicasieu.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15

Ne are authorized % aunpnneei4haf b 7
MAkA A candidate for reseieetion IA Ire
elare q Sheriff Of CaleaAieu PafIsh. a fhe
aAEAiHg eleeilen, an Apnl lD.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15


fIh gh FhE
For Govsrncr
aiURPHY FostEg
0fst. Mary.
Yer LiantanantGo Fernor
CHARLES FARLAEGE,
OfPointe 0oupee
FoF State Treasurer
JOHN PICKETT,
or Bossier.
For superintendent Of Pnblie EdueaEion
AID. I4AFARGUE.
OF AYoytllea
FOr AEdikDr;
W. W HEARD
0fUniou.
korSeeretRfy Of state
2 s. ADAMS,
on Hast Belicisna.
For Att0rney.lieneral.
MILTON J. CUNNINGHAM,
Oh Eatcbitoehes.
For Stale sensto--Tenth Senatorial District:
HON, DON CAFRERY Of St. Mary.
HON 4. P, HENRY, o. Cameron.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15

sll gcH 81 aof receive your paper regularly
aiths - iisf ar Gstrisr. please notify
A anaa.
RI ss alta 9opr paper stopped, tel as 50
at iiiRae men 7aon't leave # to The
postmaster % notify ns.
son change your address let us kneW,
sixsn9 ynar aame, your present post
4 Sizes. nzi IRE postonlas 70 which yeu
Riall haB paper aant.
ycu aaat 2 Rais PIE coFy tor yourself Or
frl6nd WI be pleased b sead one
en geqaaat.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15
IA GOOD REASON.


a fsw days ago IN speaking with q
friend Of Ours. about The election, Wa
asked him who be was supporting foi
sheriff, he answered, Kinney Reid,
and Is clincher 10 the argument be
said II an going 10 vote for Kinney,
because since b has been sheriff, i
have not seen, nor have 4 beard u
any ones horso orcstlle being seized
for taxes, and before be was sheriff /
have sesn II ione.s
50 that Il the reason some people
eve sappeFliDg Kinney, II one has
sat forty acres IF land. be mnat pay
his isxes Or be sold opt becauae lie
publication ofithe delinquent list Il /
a0tiao Of seizure, and tho tax collector
DOES net have g BE- 10 The lax payers
aad demand Tie taxes, but % mater
bow much personal properly be has,
he i pct forced n pag taxes, but Il
Pat aown on ths ''dedncliou lisf' as
''no property found and thai ends
~ The state, the parish. ADD the
pnblie school fapd, can do wllhoai
the TAX ard Poll laS, beeanse Il
#onld eHtah some lFonhie % lbe taz
eslleeloE and come expense ~ he.
taE payer
Rg ~ way Aif Fremont lebleus
q a thFee,saga ha Aas paid lsiaxas
every ay, aBd haa lila recalpta ~
lleEne fer fhe laxea nf 1900. We
sgflla isse q sa0N how many maae
Aasge RS an illai a3aelien ISL qr
~ base faeir iDts atboma.
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~ AllNaEslaasaeasa.
wanted.

en tpsiaipient piaa a eetts.
Aaatc nad lef, n ~ tsNs
f't4AA ~ Ania Nil 7-m
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-15

II l4le NAH lporaNon SHAH enjoy supceasi0n 81
Fl lS corporate name and shall possess Ill TN
powers incident to corporations and authorized
II Pr Law. The time Of its duration and axistaRot
is tiKed 81 t9yeatytd ge years fFom date q
s,,s Aei y saail have the power e ceptTaet
w ang Pc e sned e malke And use a oogperats
" 4 and the s41me To- alter ri pleasure; ID hold
n receive lease purchase and loanves Is vel
N AZ potaseate And m9gtgage anasri Is caFpaFats
APPOINT slch oficers or agents AZ the cuisines
may lreqnilei 10 make Augh byiiawa Tiiias aasl
A Eeknlatlqns f9r the gogerpmsnt d said c0rpo.
IL XXI " De The sAe altsE
ARTIgLEdY.
AZ citations a9a other process pf cegrt, shall
pc served pn sthe Secretary.
ARIIGIEv.
i Gle capital stock Of this corporation shall Il,
e'i w t9e A1 ~ " Syentg Thousand Dolars
sAa9es q Twenty-Five Dollars Ss590I aaeb. &
psla 9rp0Fafipn 10 be alth6riz6d " t4aneacf
Hl5l1 9s 81 AZ soon AZ Eiys ghausaId 1olisFs
sqg " ag eesn ,saseEloed aad paid n Inc
ssg n 9fH Halaer AZ tbs boaEd oI dtreolegs
ARTICLE Nj.
~ business and ailaifs gf this sliaIi
s y tea gndsr the control and maaa
" poAFa gt lregtars, to be cainpYsed III si1rae
s9s slas94' ~ q whom ahall consulate 4
re Board Qf Directors shall eleet a E,rasiaant
| z wee President and a socrelarr feasnfss
.eild sneh etlsr Dftrers as mae Ia s
sne homogeneous Of It's aiisiis lhny amid aiso
tag p9Esr r. I'll all Faea1sss bg aeath,
u ~ ~ q nsEsgise e office al SacfstarS
~ q eaal9er may be consolidated and naitef 4
'fl W.. lg'is ~ ,leld Pr ne SANG person.
itS iltst u sfiiFpGt8se siii 4onIisf "
a. slis gees A9bot Y, peaa and Islly i.
ile ls =: y ess ls ~ President and i.ily Ii
Aytes AZ oec sl8lya irassuter - ~
pn.tae i9ufth salAtdg 81 alarsh. 1sss And
IN \ Sfs flsEeaiteE q new Board 81 /
agtes cast, 1Each stOe1h1deF ~ 9 "a ,t 4
Rsliig sNtlflod to cast aitbeF "A nefs6f ~ i
eAe pts fot zach aials of sgg6k ovgnsed bss
II, .iar II RISE es said gestien ri bs given
hiexleas uleretp, and be bsld 81 tile nii6e n
llt spf p9lAi ION, at ldiAh tiskles IN gtha ID; u
* " gAllis4l9n 70 iaga the eiscfian 81 IA sIeet
ia at ths III XXI 4, slen IL tle EahAsl
~ ~ fiallper sQeld 81 atset 4lls I5l 1890
t1e ~ pqIs. tifn, bif tle Oh oi1ara s6,til Il,
3ssE tlls faslr pisces are iiled 81 neg elee
toF t9r tsg ihe Hsting BQafl of
ARTEeIE WI
NJ H EeEit If , 4lissgl4E ~ fha corporation,
.sliiit flon 9I pthqrWise, ils afalis shsii fa
N a, ~ lA!ee alIsalaaeF b BE- choaen
n,s,si tils L, IRE y Ne same maaalr
Article biSth. w A'iFeqGors rs
aiqe klolslsr shall ever 5e held iishic ~.
tango, fpr the odntra ots AZ f9altS "
~ Z; ~ ans fls thsi anl tllsn fe ~.
ni.,s s,'e ~ 81 ssQek Az haQgibea BIZ hill.
w Lake Charles I5lsisiafn n, IL q. w
~ sytla teAins and ,sssin ID II ,,'its
~ " 9lii ine n4fsig fhe - s,si
Rs ].
alslsk " DEEs
E1L EOHWfsle
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Lake Restaurant.
F.A. NE o yE0K, Prop.
hgAN sT E.AKE eHARLEs.
Meals AZ All Hours.
aep pay and Might.
10 NJ
STA lH en- LOUISIANA d
P2ElqiI 9f eetoEsikU'

e,A 2lA f}N lLg tiESLANA
BAsleH q gALoAsikU
Elat on tliis tsraatf.ilrird gsas, 4.
Fi.i'4 44r 81 our Lesii giue ho1sais
nss.,. ~ 4, s Ms Aipstg And 81 I'D 1lie.
~ we nitsd Siaf9a 81 Antefica IN,
gse ~ paEed aud SeYenl -. l.ls a1s q. n.
~ angi Agtaft habii6 ID sta m
n ~ " sallsh stats q 81 esis y
saes are hereinai vi N, IA ss.
= y * ~ ~ deslared tdas n 8 Z 4
ssfsi rights and yiFilea as etr,zj III
. X Asts y ths ssiliatn fSli2 Y
iAese g.esepta bass5F
~ sneh ofhsJ roat As iat ~
VA Niih tpeN llie tf ro3iatIei IN
k9ss hqseini i Siisf 81 sV
3NAliAas And ak
esi1qlati0hi ais
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-11

He Cond,tion Not Improved, and Small
Chs.css for Hss Recovery.
New YoRK, Jan. 27.-After . pro-
longed visit with his patient. DR.. Eugene
Fuller left Cyrus w. Field'e house In
PARK at 10 O'Clock last night,
looking very grave. He said that Mr.
Fields condition was not improved; his
was up to 100 and he was
unable to retain but very little OF the
liquid nourishment given him every two
hours. There was slight clearing OF
the congested right lung, but Mr.: Fields
head WAS troubling him dreadfully. He
10 cons'a ntly Worrying about his son,
Edward M. Field, who is confined In the
Ludlow street jail. When asked 1t theirs
was . chance for Mr.. Fields recovery,
he said there was; bnt for person 90
advanced in years as Mr.. Field. new de-
velopments might be expected that
might prove fatal at any time. He said
Mr.. Field was troubled with nausea dur
ing yesterday, and expressed himself a.
not caring how soon his troubles were
over. though DR.. Fuller went to his
home ut 10 O'Clock, he said he would moi
be surprised to receive . summons froR,
his patient before daylight.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-11
Exercise for the Lungs.


The following exercise in the fresh air
10 one of the hest known:
Hold head up, shoulders back, and
chest out; initiate the lungs slowly
through the poee until they are brimfui;
hold until ynu have counted ten without
opening your lips; exhale quickly until
your lungs are as nearly empty OF the
bad air a. it is possible to get them.
Repeat same exercise, trying to hold
the lungs full while counting twenty;
Try it again, and see if you can hold
your breath half minute. Finish with
three or four deep, long-drawn insplra-
tons.
One Of the best times for taking this
exercise is when you are going to ana
from your work or studies. Hold your
breath whileiwalking ten steps, then
twenty, etc. The advantage OF being IN
the open air and sunshine is that the
air 10 fresher than is generally found IN
doors.
Try this three times day, either be,
fore or after meals. If taken after, it VIII
be found to greatly help digestion: II
this exercise should be unpleasant AZ
fret take it in smaller doses, until your
blood can stand the stimulation OF its
purifier.
The daily practice of this outdoor
breathing exercise has been known 10
increase the size Of the chest two inches
in one month.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-11
Kiss the Idiot, Alice.
From the Chicago Inter Ocean.

From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
A story is going the rounds on the
south side which makes well-known
society young man and millionaire's
pretty daughter the principal characters
in rather laughable comedy. The
young man, who is noted for his hand
some bearing and winning voice, &C.
companied the young lady to her home
on Friday evening, and as all true lovers
do fingered yet little while at the gate
to have lovers tete-a-tete with his fair
companion. The night was beautiful,
no one near to intrude, and. above all
he loved! Why shouldn't she kiss him :?
With maidenly modesty she refused. He
implored. She still withheld from him
that which would fill his cup with happi-
ness. The request was repeated several
times, and 80 engrossed did the man be-
come in wooing that be failed to notice
the approach of the parental step. The
old gentleman, who had been there him
self, and did not care to intrude upon
the happiness of the young couple,
quietly stepped behind convenient rose
bush and waited, thinking the young
man would soon leave. In this he was
mistaken. The lover tarried over the re-
quest until the patience Of the old gentle
man was exhausted A voice the couple
we'll knew aroused them from Their
happiness in tone OF impatient anger
by saying: "Alice, kiss the young idiot
and let him 60 home"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-11


Rev. Arthur H. Smith, in Independent
There are, doubtless, many. persons
who class the government OF Chiha
among the absolute despotisms. OF the
world, like that of Russia. This Involves
. serious error; for while there is un,
doubtedly much despotism in China tne
theory of China is rather the patrlarcna!i
than the despotic. Even the earliest
Chinese classics contain tine most ex'
plicit recognition Of the rights OF the PEG.
pie, who are declared to be the root iol
whom rulers exist. 1t would be easy 70
cite many passages which might fitiy 90
embodied in an English Bill OF hign.s'
or an American Declaration OF indePenu,
ence. There has always existed IN Cn taU
what one of it's most distinguished iol,
eign admirers the late F. F.. Meauo osns
called the right of rebellion, when means shs
a practical and forcible protest on ,. .ho
part Of the people against 2 ruler ), WI" nv
has ''lost the decree OF heaven, ,,,;no
which alone he was justified in ruli NJ
Whenever a ruler is overthrown ana t sns
DYNASTY changed it is because he mas y
already lost his decree" Thus there -. Is
here embodied an element OF wnic h,o "n
absolute despotism knows and can kh0"
nothing.