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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16

Mr. A. Grauehy, IF Baton Rouge,
reached The city on Tuesday Iast with
10. 900 fat edible snalls which are des-
tn-d to TICKLE the palates of the Cfes
cent City qoarmsts The edible susil,
known among the French as ''l'escsr
got, is one of the table delIcaeies
peculiar to New OrIeans, which also
supplies its poled French CUISINE with
The legs Of bullfrogs, ersyiSh, bisqHD,
gumbo and piherffamoas local dishes.
The snslIs benghi by Mr.. Gro0ehy,
'sb0 Is = leading restanraIeBr of the
state capital, are Of q species that was
impoTted from FraDce some years ago
by Msiar Philip Macbet, the popular
VICE coR0eil Al Baton Rouge. ENDING
that the ciimale Of Baton Ronge and
the Yegetsuon therr, on which The
snail su5sists, were remarkably pro-
pgtiDRs 10 their groWFh, the Majar,
Rho il Bois-d gourmet, has gradually
worked up what might be termed 4
email farm near Baton Rouge, from
which be hopes 10 time to supply tbe
demand for this delicate dish, last.
fsr which is rapidly developing among
our cts epieuTeaRs. The success al
lained BIZ Major Msehst is likely TO
ia5nes others 10 develop bis iexpeFl
meBi into = paying industry.--Loaisi.
ana Rsptsag.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16

Hinestoa, La, Sept John Burt,
who lives inst over the PARISH lime IN
Vernon parIsil, left mis- home early On
The morning Of the Sin inst-, (Myaiay)
TO meet a party Of rOadwoiksrs. ID .
took bis axe and . meal sack, sHd
went by the mill, which is a shOFI
distance from his hoRse, and Il Is snip
posed, after putting ms saek near the
hopper, nc stumbled over n piece Of
timber which was lying on the floor
Rear where be left the sack and felt
INTO a large water tank, through Whscb
Eaisr Is supplied TO the miliWhsel,
there being 40 flJor OF the tank 10
tue fall his neck was broken, witch
mnst have caused instant death.
As he did not appear among the
working party, s search was instituted
winch resulted il finding his body 81
the bottom Of the talk about 5
O'Clock in the evening of the same day
Mr.. Bart was AZ estimabie man snd
you'd cir1zsn. He Was highly respected
. by all who knew him. He leaves {
Tlfe and family Of yonBg children.
The Masonic order are to-day per
formlHg bic fnasEai ceremonies q
Laurel Hill, IN Vernon parish.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16

1imssD smOrrht. ...
ApBILE. Sept lO.--The Times
DsnaocFat Vt today coniaiaed dIS
patch from tbls place relative 10 the
report seBt cut from the New York
Maritime Exchange that lhsre had
been cholera Tsported on The Steamship
May, Of the Mobile Tampieo Lane 81
Key West. Yoar correspondent cor
reeied The ramOr Of cholera By sug-
costing il was yelioH fever. TINS
aaDrniBg the steamship May arrived
Al Fort Morgan Sue was flying 4
yellow fig aud came direct from Key
West she WAS promptly boarded by
health officers o. fbp quaFauti0s station,
who, lesfglsg there had been tw0
deaths on board while ihe steamer
was 81 Vera Cruz, ordered Der 70 the
United sEsteH QuaFaniine station a.
GHandeleur Island, aud she left for
Inst place.
Mr. 2 Middieiop, agent lor OBJ
Mobile Tampicp Lsne. Of which The
Al#y was one % il chartered esrfisri
slated that few days ago, when b,
lssFDed there bad been yellow fsysl
on lhe vessel, be telegssphsd The cap
Ian to Iosd for d norIhsrn poFt instead
81 AIobtle. This Telegram 10 boz
Believes did not reach Der 10 time
Ard he vessel retHsued 10 Mobile X
~ properly n.faspu ensfanee.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16

Christian Safeguard.
Papa bid come home, aud the cbi
ireD Rere Rlsd to see him for be played
iejighIful gaines with them, sud lold
them wonderful stories. He loved his
family and though BE- had learned t.
look upon the vine when II was red,
vet he was a kidd aud tender father 10
hm cbrIdEeB.
Lathe slE veal. old Freddie Climbed
on his fathers kBee and asked ban all
sorts Of questions, and talked Of Whs'
be would do WHEN be was q big man,
asked If be Eonid be like papa then !;
and finally, after looking long aud
sgriOasly INTO bis fathers face, The
buv inquired:
''P@pa, when grow up to be msn,
will my nos. BE- red like yonrs add ny
face all sEeiied~
The reddeued fac fnsbed yet red
der, The tears started from the father s
Eyes, as be drew his boy TO his b"s"m
md said 10 ZONES that thrilled tb"
h~sr, OF the wife and mother with a
strange, new Joy:
M, Fr5ad,e, please God, yon
won't be Ike me when you get 10 b. q
man and neither viii your father, my
hov, ior from this hour be will lead 4
sobs-r lie"
A BeE ] GIT had dawDed opon the
fathers miHd. he had not thought
bis little boy being like him. And
yet s1bose example should a chilli
Ifollsw if pot hts fathers?
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16
WILL BRCOl1E PRIESTS.
Two E0mnE GsSlFBrs-n SR@m EmGGF
College ERKEH That AREenAi0n.

New ORLEANS, La, SePl.. 8,-JnIes
du FyBr ard A-dsrd, tRu yuuug Cath
ol'c men Of color, have gD8e 10 Bait
more, where they vii enter The College
If the Epiphany, . seminary devoted
10 the education of yoBng men WIN
are Candidates for Ihe presIhOVd. Do
fsnr aud Meiard were born and rear
ed ~ New OrI-sDs, and early eYtBced
great pIely, joined with 4 desire and
determination, should occasion sVei
present IS-lf. of becoming Catholic
pTlests. They slGddted hard 81 school,
aid sre both considerably sdVHBced IN
Lsitn. The success of Father TOltIn,
tbs yonBg semlharialI, who Eas Fesred
81 the propaganda ~ Rsnp, add 20 The
only coiDEed priest IN America, has
proved an incentive 10 tbs church 10
allow others 10 labor ID the same yipe-
ysFd, as there - no doubt the hearts
If the coioTed people are more easily
reached By cleJgyWen Of tbesr Own
color. The yonhg men underwent q
fern Of probation here under Arch
bishop Jansen, and his grace, hudIhg
ibem sincere aud WVrthg, made appiI-
GsiI'sn for them 10 enter the seminary
at Baltimore. Should they PerseEeTe
ia lheir sEocalion and be ordalnsd u
lbe priesthood, they vii come back Il
labor among tie acoiorsd people Of
Louisiana.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16
ThaaafaI VIE.


Haustan Past
Jadge AldTedge of Dallas WAS
daWned By the Hogg men ~ h,s race
for congress He says the couulIg
people rsn bim againsi Hegg aud he
foand ii impossible ID impress them
with lie fact that Hogg and Clark
had nothing 70 % with the issues -
veked % the canvass for congress.
H. says that If Hagg is fairy noai-
naied be viii support him Faithfully,
As every good Democrat Is bound b
do-ihat apotber administration Of
Cor. Hagg il hurdFed times better
than lhe eommaBlslic doclFinea Of the
third party iIefnFlher sags ..AiF
good wife desires ID reiarn thanks Il
The Hogg people FOR lhe Efforts ~
defeat me- aud wishes them QnbsaDdeil
ancaess sae Gays she never kaew :
politician who did not negleet BIZ
family. she says The Law gives 3
wife deg0rca whose husband g0ea h
she paailealiags apd We thinks going
" M aahiaglon oRahi " ~ iaelgdNd
~ oae Of thr gFonpdA f9F divorce
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16

Nlle Deadly Weapon Selected
Fer Ar1sA1E siaaEsd States
4FOOPa.

The URited States army is likely 10
be bear iulBEe to be supplied with a
nsw magsziue rife Of great simplicity
aud Effectiveness. The Small Arm
Magazine Rife Board, after neatly two
care Of labor and experiments, have
completed their work aud recon
meoded The Danish Kfag Jorgensen
Fltls ~ Possessing superior qaalif
GatIous.
The IHaglziBe is placed boFizuHtAlly
ander aud around The left of the re-
celyer, into which il opens on The left
side, the walls carving coward for tbIs
purpose. a door placed Oh the iight
-ide Of The magazine peTmils the iniIo-
daeHOu Of csflHdges. This doOr has
On its inner face a cartridge guide.
eomposed Of a lever aud a carrier
plate, aud pushes The cartridges from
right W left, feeding them snCeesslyely
INFO The receiver. A lever operated
BY 3 thumb Inc, % the left SIDE of
the receiver when desired, partially
closes the opening from the magazine
and shuts of the supply Of cartridges.
The rife can then " fed b. hand ~
nsed a. q single loader. The maya
zlDe can be re-chsrged before being
comple,elg smptled 81 oartridoe.
As regsrds convenience W Ioaaino
from tbe kneeling ~ lyipo.dowD ~
si,lsns lie Krag ! oFoenseu ,,fl,rs ~.
tain advantage over tl,os.,. r,fl,,s b.yin,,
lie yerticIe under feel snag,zioe
+, yvr,.,,., - ,....,...., .,,..
A'-'''' - = =
A1e irae barrel 81 he rltie y sAe
esfru n 4 sieei casting strong enough
70 Pfolect the hFing ln6e from injury
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T~e Nseweiopmaeur Of 4lae HRice
Amnm@arg.

Rb1arzaa.
The increase in TIE production Of
rice ID this country is one 81 the most
ifpaortsut sgficnitugaI results Of ths
pzss saaaon TO this seeiio1 Ct iessi
ID tsita 5f a. unfzY0EzBls growing
season the last rice crop was .tbt
largest ever made ID the g lated States
hut that Fesnli Is due entirely To IL
increased production IN this state, H.
erop 10 the other states hdyaug falle'
short Of the pusTiols season
Nos thai the figures Of the crops
Of sils Atlantic srabosud hsTe beenFs
osizegi Il Is possible 70 arrive Al . cor
rect idea Of the exact production OF
rice IN the Unilcd Stales. The
CharIestoB Mems and Courier, 10 IT,
asFua trade EsvieE, places the crop OF
Eauih Car dina Al 4C.0Ig barrels, that
Of NORTH Cuolina Of q. 322. or a total
I for the Atlantic coast Of I52, 254 bsT'
rels Of clean rice Of an average weigh
per barrel Of 800 pounds mel. These
1 figures, Of coorse, rgpresentthe amount
{, Of rice actually mllIed st the milling
een3ers and do not consider the re
nssd as seed or consumed On piaa
taiionB.
/ The Louisiana cr0prsdnced to clean
of eaafse taking only the rice received
10 New Orleans, 80 a. to conform Il
the statistics Of the B-abOsri, smOGniet
10 344 536 barrels Of clean, of a weigh
Of 800 pounds. Adding the pro
dnetisn Of Louisiana 70 that Of ID.
1 AIisniic RssbDard, ii will be seen tina
the commercial rice crop Of last yes
for the whole se0uHtry was 497 ,48.
bsFrsls. Jnnis,aua TINS PrVdacrA
mere than doubie a. mHeh rice As 81
the other rice producing sections pm
together.
TsktBg The figures of receipts al al
The rice ceutrrs II will be fpnnd Tbs
the total rice crop OF the coDntr.
Aggregated last year I, 8S3. 629 bushels
whlsb c0fnharrd with the pr~V'gu
years crop shows an excess Of SAT go
bushels. This excess was entirely do
to Louisiana, a. The other rice pro
duelng section sbOHrd a decrease o
: l54. los bushels
The cause Of the steady develop
ment Of the rice industry IN this sta
is mainly The lucrative prices Ebie
nee has brought 10 this market darn
the past fzw years The decline !
the price of cotton has alsO helped Ar
n very potent factor has been the dm
cDvery that a very large portion Of ID
prslr.e Iand OF western Louisiana
particularly well snIlrd to rice eBllnr
yFseiaosl experience having eprgNe
Ihsl rice car be gruWn there moe
CHEAPER than has bern the case ai0n
the rtser, where the planters are con
= PEELED r. qu@niiy 20 rrsaFi TO The ei
PensiFe alternative of PamPing to kee
: their 6eids uudrr WaIeI
So gr-st has been ibe drvelnpper
Of the production OF rice In tie EssIeF
, parishes that It as expected that u
crop DOE c ming to market will Iese
close on 10 tEo Dili,on SACKS.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16
Americas Citizens mot E'r0aeel"
ed IN WemeZmehMs


IinsssD Democrat
WAsHrxsToz. Sept. 8.-Much Grill
cisal. nol Of q pleasant ta1rL, IS heard
mere today about naval management,
u rsther want Of management. IN
leaving American interests N NeBeza
la utterly unprotected during Id
,..eeut revolution. Nos that the
DATED States has a navy, il ls said II
sold b. mach better employed III the
Venezaela and the S1uth America
rrpublcs. where an explosion Is likely
20 0ccur at any moment, than in cruls
tur around EewDart and Bar Harb0r
If Germany aHd otner BuroPsan
powers Cal maintain a naval force II
those Malgfs 10 the hotseasOl. there l.
no reason, il is cOnlsRded, why our
email feet should run away on accom-
of possible yellow fever.
The Comments are made because o.
! the news received from New York t"
! day that the American steamsh /.
( Veuezueis, which had poiItiesl refugee
on busrd, had to depend on farstg0
ugB-of-Bzr for protection 10 the bar
Dor OF La GaayEa, and their service
enlisted through asPecial rrqnssi fnom
the American diplomatic represent
tive. 1t is urgrd here that sact
! humiliation would have been obvlateC
by the presence Of Que Of the Tesse',
summering on the New Eagisnd coss.
| No excuse Is attempted by BaTs
nfi;iaIr, a. none could be, for tn
V,-U~znela lTguble hiss been 10 ProgTes
for week; bat not until an IndiEn'.
bad been offered TO the American IA
Was even the Concord started on a te
day'~ vsyagesto the sesne Of difficulty
A Now the trouble Is about oV.-r, Al
m,raI Gbsrsrdi's feet with Ibp fsgsht
PhIiadelphia, has bern ordered /
NeDrzaeIa, q case Of locking the stsot
sitter the horse is stolen.
The Encouragement of goVerBmeR
81 zff4irs, wb~rsby American camHere
IS left unprotected, Ms already said,
freely criticised today, and even Bavi
officers say an American sqasdr0
sbunld baye been ordered to Ven
zaela al the first chow OF trDnbt,
TIE Navy Department is sore enoug
rver the Disgrace, and naturally r
fuses to say whether 1t is best
.urengtben the naval force Of ID
United States in VENEZUELAN waters.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16
TULANE TITTERHfK.


Tulane University embraces CnlleEer H tii
school. q Eophie EsWcOnlb Memorial Soi-
Bege for Young Women. Law and Aehlea.
BsuartmeHts. The College has Tour i8faliei
e0ursae-Classieal, Literary, Scientific, ano
EDViuegrfHZ. There g. also special course
Of Eleetffesl Engineering. Next annual SO
sian Of the Acaneuiieal Departments incl
ting the Il Sophie Nswc0mb College i'E7tsllss
Crt3F,pr 9rd. Law Department opens AoEefn-
Der I4th. Medical Department, October lltA.
For Special or general Catalogues Apply 70
the Secretary Of the University Tulane Hall.
WI. FRICTION JOHNSTON, Thssids5It-
U11H
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16

The following IS a complete list OF
the southern bny candidates for the
naval academy At Annapolis who
passed the mental exsmrDauOu neCes-
-arv for admission: c. ?. Buri,
G..,,rgis; K. G. CastieDau, Kentucky
K T. P. Cvvk~. Vagina; Arthur CreD-
shaw, Alabama; E. a Go0drIdge, Nlr
g,uis; Z 7 Fuzgeratd, Tx; G. J.
HsBrrs,elD, M,ssiss'pp; D. ". Knox,
Tennessee A. W Marshall, T-zn.; 6
| Middleton, S,1uIh Carolina; N Z
Mucbe', a kansas; H~nry c, MnsltD,
Tenugssee; G. B L G., Ken ucky F.;
Cbsr!es l Seymour, Alabama; RObrrI
L ShackelfUrd, Kentucky; Thomas Il.
Shannon, Louisiana: Frederick l.
some. Arkansas: E. G. Skies, Jr,,
N sslBsipp, Pupe Washington, North
Caroltna: Geo. W. Williams, Sunlb
Carolina. The medical examining
board Oh "Wednesday fonad fonr
yuysrcsIly Unqualified for enlrane~, G
( N ddielUO, OF South CarUlIns; Z O.
sykes, OF MISSISSIPPI, whose laIinre
viii give another place - The score
taIv's alisrnates, of whom there arc
Diuc. IuuRg Sykes, says The Bali
more San, was 10 Annapolis during
tue winter, and went through A seg~rt
lness, and il Is supposed that hn
lungs nave been much weakened. 7
I II F.-,a.r, L.F.,Ff
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Tbs rsvsnre bnsineas i nnworihg
~ orr people There 3 no ugossAiy
fo lie keeping 10 s. thIa bitterness
81 {seisnr and il continued 4 vii
csr ~ ruin tbs Democratic parts,
Rsrnsny i wanted net d empty
s9a9a. bat In a8ton and Il s8nld
come mach B0ousg to BE- reality II
Ehe Fictors IF The iate campaign would
treat their opponents a members of
ire sanae pol5iical party Hnd entiiisd
q ths same consideration. We can
uas bal look with district gpon ihosa
cab pgganiz siions nat are composed
exclusively Of Aielsesy e. Foster msn.
The history Of Eneh e0nlilia1s Is that
they alWays result 10 the downfall Of
the administration faction.
We are about To enter into a can
paign 10 which Ali Democrats shonid
b. interested and il whleb the Issues
Of the last campaign sh0uld have no
itanepce or besriBg. L Is members
Of congress thar we want nov and We
Hant Them 70 rspreaeal the needs and
welilaFe Of The DISTRICTS. Here 10 The
/ third, The interests Of sugar, ries and
Improvement Of onr streams are Of the
EiFst Importance. The representative
inuder any cgrcHmstsBce viii be Dan
osrat. The Dun Quixotlc sugar plant
l.eFs, who, while haysBg the true bnSi-
ness interest view. Do not chow good
party fghling qualities. When It
eoInss 10 pntllBg shonider 20 the
= beel, they srs not there. One has 3
chimney b az, aaoibpr i hooking 10 a
new Improvement in BIS ulsIl, another
has iine Of track to liis cane feld 10
supgrintend, and 80 it goes. The
movement was born m the Ieebe ems,
tDnShouse and Il viii die there, unWept,
nnhonored and nBsaug.
] The sugar planters .sre too few and
too easily frehIened, The straight
out Democrats have the power, aud
vii control The election and upon them
resls the responsibility. We have
had enough gf representatives Whose
only qualification vas barrels of monrv,
bag sugar houses aud Isrge Cane Iislds
We RaLt a gentleman 10 represent
this district that viii LEI the people Of
this eouuiry know that symebOaT lrvsr
down here, and have Interests import
AT 10 The world. Oar preference IL
Mr.. CsGery, we know that il Will b,
smposHibie 70 hide Asim 10 The buus.
n II Representative as has been don't
sitb Representatives OF The thrd DIE
lriet 10 the pact. Some Will object Il
hfm because be is q ST. Mary man znr
others that be is too straight onr DEN
cratic 30 bis yieEs. and a genlIrmar
rho sc0uld t'draH it mid" woald b,
better, OF wbat difference IA ~ yvber,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16

San As4DsIo, Tsz Sept Anita
Hsfmaadez ga pretty spsuish miss
Of ~ summsFe. She has 3 l0Tar
named Branlio 6a0deval BssnliO
hae TT some time tFied ~ Get posses
Hioa IF The ypunz lad bat her
safeaie objected Iast usRhs tbe glri
glisapfpared fI0m home. SeaFeh taal-
|is loesisd her With bet lover "
anaiAsr paFt % ipEn lle aas
arrested ~ sbd1elloa aea j. sill in
jasl bat W. giobably fIessed ,fith
life seaieBas ef msifimaf
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FOR SALE.

TOL,Ess BOX OF WARDROBE LOUNGE
I is 3 perfect lounge By day and perfect
bed by night, and y0u car pat sway Is much
Or otBsr articles rs n the average wardrobe
Yea get three articles for the price OF one
No ETtra charge for packing Of chipping
Mrs.. Dr. Talmsge, vile Of the celebrated
preacher, says tRrse lounges ere FeET nice
Price 10 CrrtUD, $40 81.
Ra6nae. $l2 81
RgE sis SD. s..
SIX BrOcalelie, IS. 81.
Terns-I0 ger cent discount cash with o.
der. OF one-half with order, balance g. days
ALFRED COLES,
Grand and Myrtle Avenues, Brooklyn, h.
febL2-G2ly
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16


aa 3. I,soHsa
siaif lew DAYS ere.
sus ax 4azv iy II tie res
"a gt 81 I.eais
m
49, 49, !. !. M
Ybs ornoass ~ NJ ~ numerous y
att veag bns iha vii be more Ehaa
bslaaees nc much larger sza u
he Ernit
~ = sf.l.
- 80
~
a.l1 s..s h. ~ ,f.,,l,..
.. 1880 sy. P,+ps5T
CO... III ihis place
M. Tbssia sr1rts Work Or
80 ~ $780, = 4bbrvitls Rsilrosd
!. he,.,, r,g.f,aa ssitb crest e1errT. bui
!, ;-ss- 49, wish yerS mueb 81 he
ss-.o.s,s -. A.osbsr l,rge osno
- 49,. ~ $50 fbis wes
LroWlsY lssgsas' is'ee ilasFesiiag
an5 wv araia d 81 very iioe quality,
except where TIE hy or blight has
damaged sorae fields ID spots. II will
81 diEIeait 10 astimate The damage
from The blight mil The nee Is threthsd
ont. bQt We hops i. vii not bs eerigus.
-.
80. 49, -. u 4 49, /. 4 ~ 80 - 81
le y T ls's't :. 4 4, -'l w a .rs u
1aD $3.50 n .,'sa n. y. 4 I 49,
~ I.sA,su. ~ .'. 49, 49,. ~
tive isformalion a to Der age, bat Der
son claims That Der Ege was I 10 yesfsl
There is ne doabt that sbe was over
one ha1drsd years.
~ .,
,a..F9 4 - ~ 49,, $3.50. Z.
snasalls 49, 80 II 80 ,,.sll slllss
o. 80 Pc y Il WV Mi $3.50 ~
l'+u1 1ns., n ~ ''',e...s 4,
~ =, - NJ -
~ s. = 49, W -. .t NJ.
- -. -a1 ~
Eailrosd baiidsts dssiTe--cOol and fair.
p..p 49,, L.. i
s7 y,, -ss7s ~. 20 81 - -.
lsso2 1870 49, ~ u Il = 81 ~
M 49, 49, u & 4. u. IN W. ~, "a = :.
- e''.1 .
ss ~ - u I III 49, All ~
H1oSy I $3.50. -. Sse-'i's' ~ -
'sls3 '99al 20 i ~. . y ''sn La,
49, = 80 i1.i 4, "a .1aa,s u
= z ''sss =, i'i'a1i 'Hs . s's'..I -
$3.50 u : ls's fam lioI ''S 7u'N'i'
1'9.sS5 80 i. IA. "a /, =. ~, "
haD ses'aa ~ Aii''ss l'''i l'''si, : l'a''
1870 $500 a''.sa su,1' go -
Sus1y ~ 100 y ~, S1's.-'sn .1'l, J.
.g9Bsu y ~ thlsAs ". ll''E"'.l
tlsfs 2 lei tsas lss !, l''o1 ~, a'il ''aiD
w : haS9os5 81 ia!s- Da .,-., Lss !,
lle1 !, -. lloIi, pr, ~ - 'As''iI,iy
$500 ,i - ~ ~ ~ ~ =, = no
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16
nTR NIE(I(lE l0l9

d basaG nn faefs First Plactieai Ezpstisnce.
senaad Every ease q specially stndisd thus
starting Artgbt Thind- Aiaai6inea aFe prepared
~ Dar lab1ht0Fg txaetlF 10 sgit capn case, thus
pheering pures Hithpgi injury.
feF Sand 8 rants postage far oniehRatod work %
Clfpnia. heEgeas aad lfiieate Disease. Thou
ahnds carad- a friendly letter o. cal mag save
yoa fHtuze eaHnTias and ahRzla, and add golden
Fearr % Eour life 30 LISTERS ansaolDd unless
aonaiepshiea IS esnls y stalaps
Address o. ISL On
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03
SAYINGS ANp polNas.

JOUN HArnTRToN says there were not
twenty ca1orists in the country when
he began 20 paddle canoe twenty
years ago. Now there arc twenty thou.
sand Of them who write their names IN,
water every year.
KATE FIELD Gays that ono Of Tho most
difficult things 90 do in Washington is
90 hear ~ great speech The best Of
them arc nevcr announced in advance
% their delivery, and even whom notice
is givcn that favoritc speaker will
have o." floor it IS not safe TO count on
hi sccuri~~ g.
w. y. trLHEGrsoN. millionaire ~
Now Al5any. Ird., died recently. I'm his
wiz Inc cut of his grandsons. Percy and
Glover Culbcrtaon, Of ST. Paal. with
300 each because they have been on
gagged in horse racing. but gave $50
600 % the Old Ladies' home Of New
Albany.
THERE was n double golden wedding
at Thompson. Conn. the other day. the
principals being Deacon and Mrs Ui-
ram Arnold, Of Thompson. and Deacon
and Mrs. Alvin Green, OF Westerly. RI
Mrs. Green is Deacon Arnold's sister.
and Tive tuo couples worc married TO.
gcthcr by the same clergyman at Paw
tuckct, H. l., ~ 1912.