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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-04


awnBy msl - 81 eNal9ai = eaNHaFea
ccsinn & sbe Nuw York World
Grower Cisreia1 hss foe collection
e stalking sticks mhich b keeps 10
his wun ronn. Ore of Sic canes
which Mr. Cleveland takes 3 particular
pride ID was presented 20 Andres
5a1kaoa II 1881 b. number Of
riizana. THE inscription of the
dsnors il, on the rounded top Of the
SILVER hanale. The cane was made
from branch 81 an oaiz that grew %
the grave of Th0ma5 JaFoFsou a.
Montieello who directed that bis last
faating place shoala Be aamuug
ancient and venerable oaks, and that
Ahera should be iulnrapaFscd Asome
gloomy ageFgTeens, and s.iet tho exit
look np0n small and distant part Of
Tie Blne mannaaina
The slick ID covered with fine cary
inn, bearing the names IL Mr. Cleveland
and d its donor, who had received i
As 40 heirloom, and who Is an admiTeE
81 the az president
The whole Of The Lords prayer and
many Of the sayings 81 the great pro
0lailner Of Democratic principles,
which have become pRrt Of the
phFaaeolgy Of orr Language, are
engraved on lis surface with minute
dsssinrtness. TIE handle is beautifully
chased.
The second ln lhe collection was
seat 10 Mr. ClgRelsnd By gsutiemar
IL San Antonio, Tex, and Is beaRti'
fal mosaic, made Of irregular shaped
pieces cf horn, representing thc
frontal adoFHmeats Of sll the horned
animals Of The west. The tiny pieces
are Of al shades Of gray, yellow and
brown. and some are jet black, Al
take on a high polish and make :
bsantifnl whole IN which no 0aloi
predominaies, but the general effect
matches ii tone magnificent piece d
agate which forms the knob
The THIRD of these lccomotior
aasiasers Of Grover Is made from tbs
backbone of curious ish, with
perfurations iB.regnlsr sequence aloBg
ils length wheFs nerves aud ganghg
bFannhsa from the spinal cord,
Tbs most sRryiceahie among The
colleelion Is true Irish blaekthorp
heavy aud strong and a. mBFdeFonl
looking Is bnahmah'a boomerang.
OF course there are other CaBsI
among Mr. CieFeland's belongings
salrks that the guest at The Gable
feais free % take IN morning raERbl'
tbroRgh The Cape Cod sand,
Sticks have been semi the Democratic
ehinftafn b. his humble admirers
which BE- gives that greatest Of honOTs
his personal nse, a. times, bat lbe
four described are The gems of tbt
collection.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, +.
81 .-.nr- - I -.---L.-L.-.-


STATF ~ LBUIsIASA.
sTETHEKEAE.f TaAD MAYO, ESQ sat tls
wv PaSaal Of GaiEasieui has applied TO me
for ths Consolidation Of bond, drawn and
subscribed bY him fsZ she sam Of len tAaug-
and dollars as PFiBetPRls with Leopold hHaf-
nRI, on Omas Hansen. GrsEg hH4s ana 5hEs.
Miller, aEh IN the sum Of tWeu3g-DFe h'iD-
bred dpllBFB, as RHTetiess dated jung 9Th
ISIS ana conditioned iVr the faithful per
f0rnabce aud discharge by said Thad Mayo
Of his duties as Clerk Of Court, IN and ler
Calcssieu parish
Nos, tAeFefpER, !, MHEPby j. Foster Gov
eEngr Of Ehe State Of Louisiana, lhpe hhanEht
proper 70 8saue shis ~ proclaim siVn Rilh The
FieN Of giving pnbile nOliEg 10 al persons
herein Interested RHd EBBCeTnEG to bhD~
cause In watiBg, Ht fas Office Of Rne Secretary
Of state ut Ghe Gity Of Eatuu Rouge, la
within nineiy days from and E4t~T Ale last
pnhAeHtian hereof Wby said bond and Ahs
mortgage resulting tbsTaiFom should not be
Cancelled and RRhuled and ahe abUge named
suTetiss discharged iron any further llabili-
Ties 10 she pFtEAlse6.
Glren under my signature and the seal Of
---a--- ahe Stale q isGuisiaHG. II she City
LIS bof Bng9a Rouge. AXIS SEd dsy Of De-
--- toser a d, lb92
Bg she G0FeEHor; MLRPHY Z. FOSTER.
6. ADAMS, GscTetGry Of slsae. i
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LAEn OFFICE AT New ORLEANS La. ,
October No. ls94
NJ Office is hereby given that the following
N NAMED settler has flied notice Of his
to make fnAl proof IN support OF hls
claim and that said proof will be made before the
clerk OF the distinct court, At Lake Charles. La
OIL Wednesday December = lB92 VIZ
JOHN N SELLERS
who made Homestead Entry No gS79 for the
W p Of seq and e. Of SWl4 sec 81 Up. = A..
L. @ " @. Louisiana Meridian
lie names ah0 following witnesses t0 prove his
continuous TesldeHcc upon auu cultivation Of
said land Viz
N. J. BagEUt, i 4 g. Mitchell l. a. Jones
ana d. Baggtl all Of GRicasleu parish La.
a5-6t CHARLES {. PALFRI5I Register.
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LAND OFFICE At NEW ORLEAEs, La ?

LAND OFFICE At NEW ORLEANS, La
October lq l6E-.
NOTICE ia herBUv given Tint Ehe following
n NAMED se1gler has filled notice Of his
intention 10 make final proof al support OF his
claim under See. 23Ul i. s., and thai said proof
g.i be MADE before hhe CLERK Of ahe distinct court
at Lake ChHEles. La, On Monday, December 5.
lsEZ VIZ
CHARLES 7. WILLIAMS.
who made homestead Entry 40. 1918 for the
M Of ShN4s sec p 1p.IO s. 4. g " Louisiana
MeTidsan
de haHs6s ahe following Witnesses 10 prove has
continuous residence upon and oUltiyRtion Of,
said land
JGhu DuE0H LuUisu Dnh8D John Ihle and
IiuEBas Lamont, all OF CRlGasieu perish La
B5-6I CHARLES {. PALEKfi, Register.
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GEEcAao, Oct 2G.---AssssAeF Jacob
vi Richards is trying 70 bet frem
$4,000 10 100000 that Cleveland
win be he nezt president, but there
aEe no takers Ile has exhibstsd cash
81 Repnblican headquarters, and
although moneyad leaders Of the Be
publican psrly express confidence 10
ahe sueeeaa ot their national Ticket,
net one ID ailiing 10 take Richards
be4
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KrrOm0aBees1 Aa0neless. EeT
ssaHsssrf

From letter written BY Mrs, ADA e. HRr1i
OF tarot0p.e D.,Be quote: WAS aaken viii
3 bad cold, which seitlsd On my lsuHgs, eapgh
Set 10 and hBAiF terminated IN Consumption.
-Four doctors gave me up, saying Ie8uid stay
but q short time. gave Inyseif ~ 70 my
SEWER, determined that III could not stay
Eith ny friends on earth, ] BpEld meet my
absent ones abOEe. nv husband MSS advised
70 ret Or. Kings &eW Discover for Cor
sumption, Coughs and Gpias. gave II trial,
and shank God / am now a we'll and hearty
wOmRn" TTiaI BOTTLES free Ht Or. 81 a.
knappis drug store regular size, 10 espfE
and si.00.
some had rathsl guess At Inneh than take
| tie Ilains 70 laarn \ ItAla.
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anccesalon &c.


IDY VIRTUE Of an order and commission BEn-
ID mating out Of the honorable court aforesaid
and to me directed j will proceed 20 sell al the
court hence door in the sBwm Of Lake Charleas
% the last and highest bidder, on
Saturday, November 3g, 18sb2s
at II O'Clock .. m, the following real property
belonging to said snocessi0ns
BIZ Of ME- sec 8 n g s.. r. 40 Ws-60 afrea,
We Of MEX sec. 9, Il. 9 S. Il 10 Ns--eO HereAs
aE}e Of seq Sec o. q. 9S., Il. so " $50 acres.
We Of SE55f Sec. Q Y % s.. f. 80 Ng-a0 acres.
Jotss, and T. sec. 10, 7. s., u. 10 N.--l2o
'E}s ofgyEls Sec. 80. TBS, u. lOw.-sO acres.
SW15 0fAE5l Sec. 80, 7. o s. r DO Ws--A0
acres.
N}a Of Mex Sec. s, r los, L. 10 " 80 acres.
"E}s OF NTV5f sec. s. to S. T. low 30 acres.
VIZ OfNHF3 IS Sec e, Il. oS., r. 10 Ns-80 acres.
Ei2 ofSY}S Secs, To S &, f 10 " 80 acres.
We Of SAF3 Sec. 3, z . S., Z. 10Ns--s1 acres
Lots Il mud 40, Sec. 10, T, . s., +. 10 W.-s0
acres
Lots II and Is, sec, 20, I. 3 s, r. 10 w.--so
acres.
Lots 10 and Il, Sec. a, T, o s, Z. 10 w.-so
acres,
Together with al the buildings and improve
menis thereon consisting Of good country resi-
dGncg, kitchen and 0uthUuBss UiBtgrn well and
stables and crib and RbUBt 90 acres inClOsed and
in cultivation There il also crop OF cane, corn
! and potatoes, and good bot Of orange and other
fruit trees On the place, which Will al be solu
/ with the land
TERMS Az CONDITIONS:
! An the real PROPERTY 20 per cent cash On day
J Of sale, and the balance an one. two and three
Years Purchasers 20 furnish their nOtss with aP
proved personal security 30 the satisfaction OF the
administrator and payable to his order, condition
! ed to benr . per cent. per Hnnum interest from
maturity until paid and the clause OF 30 per cent
for attorneys fees in the event same be placed II
the hands ( an attorney for collection aftBl ina
turity said notes TO be further secured by ven
dor lein and special mortgage the property
purchased
THOS. KLFINPETEB
Parrish AuCtlUneeT.
JAMES Ii. GILL,
Administrator.
A T. PUyO. Attorney.
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EOR SALE.

,80LiEs1 BOX OR n RID Z LOUNGE
" ~ = perfect Lounge ~ day and perfect
bed u aight5 and yal GAG plit aEFay as much
81 g3her aFticlea vs. ~ tha average wardrobe
isu Eet khres Rsileies 3gf lie priee 81 one
70 gAtEa Charge foE packing " shipping
MN IN! alsnag Elfs III tae Celebrated
preacher. says fhsse lounges are very nice.
eflee q Cset9n 5e So
alEaa. 9la al8
sw slls s
Hik BFseasalle. - 80
10 pei eeut isegunt eaEh With ~
asss u eas' aail ~ order. balance 20 -asgz.
ALFRED EQLlEs,
f;Faad and Myrtle 4 ge10e3 BTpaklyn, 4. q.
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CsEALED BIDS M1il be received for the
1 y Bui.alag u MaRHolia church and Masonic
Hall Is n4lles A0rah 81 Lake CHARLES. UHfai
Aaoa 30 tie seaaRd Saturday 10 DserIRbers
1872 C0Hts aeteF 10 give bond feT - per
cent 81 his bid. Pr plans and speliaeaElqns
sec bu4aing committee.
~ p SIAPs9N,
j = SELLERs,
E52t JEo! GuS1ELBY.
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blMMHHgs, Tenn, Get 19.-Sign0r
s1ampobsAso hss organized 3 Graud
opeFa eampanys which wSll take the
Rad . = Nv days. The sopranos are
m. RFhes wtfa If Gen gaFnss.
eeinmaader 81 TIN atate troops, And
Mias aniea DfaRa niees 0f tha
(seneIsls. Iha aias are very promi-
napt II aaeietg. fha eaEnpany will
u Denver ard he coast.
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Notice.

LksCD DFR4GE AT &EW 1ELEAEs La,
rDEtBBsr 40 I6y2.
NOTICE Ia llHTe6T given ghRt the following
IN DaH3sd settler has filed notice Of his
iHIsHJign 30 make iBhl PEEpf in support OF his
claim, and 1AHt said prBOf Ei1 be made before
the oItEk OF district court, at Lake Charles La
On Wednesday Dspsmbsr 1872. viz.
HENRY p. q MITCHELL,
y no made Homestead Entry 10. 9s15, for tho
Wa Of sR5s SEs& of sNY54 and SfY}z Of NV
sec. - Up. 8 s. y 3 " LBpiaiaRa MsridiRn
lie galles the aoilaWinE Witnesses 10 pEoEe his
oonJiHRGBs Tesiasngs upon and cultivation Of
said land, VIZ:
John H. SaIlEFs, Al D. HaEgett Z. j. rIaoksUn
and a j Seller lsl Of Galgasisu paEiah. La
sS6i CHARLES G, PALFfEY Register
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NQTHOE.

LAND 0FFIgE AT LEW ORLEANS LA
Oetpbar let 1892
1spties 10 hErbbg given that thR fplq -nauasd
seF4lar has tiled Hsties ~ HE intention u make
iinal pTsgf IA support 81 his claim and that said
lTpgf aIli be saadB before thH t,laIk of district
egart ~ Lsake GhRflea, IA a. Ihuraaay Ney
l5sA- 1ss2, viz;
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STATE Of Louisiana, Parish Of Calcasieu Twelfth
JHGluihl District Guurt.--AO- 7Gl,
Probate Docket.


SUCCESSION OF WA. PORTER RYAN. DEcD
WHEREAS JACOB RYAN Of said parrish.
W mas flied his petition N the uibCe Of the
CIrEA Of said Gourt. appl iBE 40 be appointed
administrator Of said above mentioned and emit
ttsl succession Now. toCTeiuTg public notice Is
hrItDv gwen to all pRTIIcs interested 10 Bhow
cause, # any they have In wTilaBg within ten
dRs rum the publication hereof ny said sppls
CHJIo1 should not be granted and said appoint
mEuJ maze prayed for
Wines the Hon. G. a F0uEnet J Judge OF said
~ Court al Lake ChBIies La, this lyLl day
j.. =. }CI October leg2
c. Z RICHARD
S+su Deputy C4erk Of said COuTt.
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80 B. AsHMoRIH.

EllO made Esmestead ButRs Ne q49a, Tor tlle
NM Sas. 5, TIPS s.. u II n. Lsuigiana Metid.
Ian Ae naaiss tie inilaNf1g Witnesses u pr0Fa
his raptenDgs Essiasaes uIls1 and cultivation Of
said lsnd ~ Wesley Dol IFal lAhbN 0FAh
Jpian AAhwegths AbaeF AshNoT4h ali b GFlea.
CHARLES c. RALFREY,
set kekister.
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AZ AZ Al Iil 51s-sti llaEao1s who can coax
bike g pa wi tAe Be6s Cook
sile fQTa b ne Hsfid Price ~ A.
81 IeraH. 40 PEI eeat alsaoaai ahsh Hikh
aH4ey IA gpeshpsf $3.50 oEaeS alaaes 81 so
A4 &hFE9p QaE SD Myrtle sFepae,
ien, 1e84g
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UNIVERSITY


ulane University embraces College Hirh
school II. Sophie AeWeomb Memorial Col
lege for Young Women, Law aud Medical
Departments The College has. four l5srailal.
eourses-- 4lassieal, Literary, Scientific, al
Asaganeef4ng. There Is also special course
ef kleeiFleal Engineering Next annual ses-
Fl0n 81 tae Aesdemieal Departments iaeiud
w tne = 4 Sophie AeWeoWb College. begins
Der lsEh. Medical DepaItmebt Il etobFr YIN
f2F speeiEl 0r gentrsl catalogues, applg ~
tAe' secretary qf The uuiYersity q alabe Hal
WM ? IiEsIOR ! JOHNSTON. Rsssi1lsaf
2l-a3 an
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TDY VIRTUE OF an order and commission en-
ID mating out of the honorable court aforesaid
and 20 me directed, will proceed 20 sell At the
court b0use door, n the soNn Of Lake Charies1
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DIR STOrENN

s. st. Gharlss ST.. \. 0. La.
.-Aug. u, asaly
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Some had rathet FhesAAt Inneh than take
the pains 70 learn Z iiitle.
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Notice.

a. 7. PUyO, ATTORNEY
~ sd
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TrefRrm.I afriCtuEe

PERM ASENTI.Y CUTED, RsmoEal complete
neither ilIlfs eA8siiC Rgr diBEf8Oni wItbgut pam
a. tuIuTv 131F00f iDdisBusRllE
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Notice.

c. q RICHARD
Deputy Glerk Of said COuTt
The new North-west., 1892-11-26

The carefully prepared trap ol t!.cE III
dians had failed. 1t was only when tie
white man had turned sharply aside,
punched the wagons, placed the spare
horses as safely us possible and began
rolling the powders together for a
breastworks that the red man realized
that he had been sold out.
Then they swarlned ont of the rayines
the warriors Of Iron Heart, OF Red
Eagle, of Black Crow-three hundred
strong, and mounting their wiry ponies,
which had lain as close us rabbits, they
swarmed out and over the plains and
gave vent to their disgust and indigna-
ton.
Had they charged en- masse the little
band of white men must have been
swept away by the momentum, but they
delayed and every moment saw the
breastworks strengthened by another
bowlder. The Indian must feint and
dodge before he strikes. In that char
acteristic he is below the serpent. He
must consult and powwow before he ad-
vances. This is to brace him up.
More than half an hour was consumed
in demonstrations of bluff before the In
dams were ready to act. Then it was
to advance his natural weapon first
treachery. A white man-some rene
gade and criminal who feared even the
mixed society of the west and had gone
over to the enemies of his race body and
soul-advanced with white flag tied to
a stick as q flag Of truce. He advanced
boldly and inpudently, but when within
pistol shot of the breastworks was halted
by the captain and asked what he wanted.
''See hyar, feel sorry fur you folks, y
he said in reply. ..And l hev cum to
help ye out of bad scrape. Thar's reds
'nuff yere to chaw ye up in five 1ninits,
and twice as many more will be yere at
The new North-west., 1892-11-26

Two years before this story orsl4.>
Harkins had come out from England to
better his fortunes He WIS English.
bred and born, resident Of Leaning
ton, and his wife had died the year be-
fore. Though widower. he WIS not
childless The woman in the wagon
train was his daughter. Bess. y >.o-
man2 No. a girl OF eighteenth Typical
English girl Of the middle class. The
father had tried rancilin5 and failed.
and had put his last dollar into the crt
fit Of the gold hunting lnlrty. Should
Bess be left behind among strangers in
strange land. or taken on all exindi-
ton which Had its peril for every hour?
Are you crazy" queried the gold
hunters, when Harl1ins asked them to
decide.
But when the train was ready to move
out of Brule City, and the men saw the
red checked English lassie seated beside
young Joe Blyn, who was to drive the
Harkins wagon while the owner rode
horseback, they lifted their hats as they
rode past. And when they saw how
brave she tried to look and act, and un-
derstood that she was willing to brave
all pelils for the affections she bore
her father, they said to one another:
''There's a girl to be proud of. Let's
give the Englishman fair show"
And no queen could have asked for OF.
been shown greater respect. She it was
who knel5 beside the grave Of the old
The new North-west., 1892-11-26

t1tI 'eeO#tH'e'S " 'eSttSo'
'sDo you wish us to hunt up your
friends and tell them where and how
you died?'' asked Harkins.
'.Friends!n laughed the old man. II
never had one hain't got any"
But can we do anything?" asked
Taylor.
''Fustly, prop me up a leetle higher
and then give me drink OF whisky.
never sot as much by the stuff as some,
but mebbe it will keep life in me till |
can spin my yarn. Now, then, did ye
ever hear tell of old Bridger?"
Il have, replied Taylor .'He was an
old hunter and trapper, who was wiped
out at the Fort Kearney massacre "
Correct; and they've got fort named
after him somewhar' out here. Bridger
and me was pards fur many years. We
was in this Black Hills country together
upward of twenty years ago. I've been
wanting to get back thar fur these last
five years.
did you and Bridger find any gold
there?" asked Harkins.
'sThat's what I'm comm to. didn't,
but he did. We went thar to hunt, bein
satisfied if we got enough skins and pelts
to keep us in powder and ball. 0ne day
when war party made dash at us we
got separated. took to the timber and
Bridger hid in cave in a canyon It
was three days before we cum together
agin, and then we had to dust out to
save our scalps. It was on the way home
that Bridger told me what he found in
the cave"
The new North-west., 1892-11-26

were not stationed a moment too soon
At the sound Of a shrill WarWhoop ut NJ
tered by Iron Heart, who was the rank
ing chief, fusillade was opened against
the south side, and hundred or more
warriors, the pick OF all the force,
sprang out of the gully and dashed at
the north side. They expected to find it
unprepared. 4.
Crack! Crack! Crack! One Of the
very first tufted heads showing above
the bank received bullet. Twenty-one
Winchesters famed and roared az fast
as men could throw out the shells and
pull trigger.
A besom OF death and destruction was
let loose. A wall Of fame swept for
ward to scorch and shrivel
The charge Of hundred men is bat
tering rama landslide great wave.
It cannot be staid at once. Its own
momentum carries it forward to a GER
tain point. The charge was failure
from the outset, but the wave did not
flow back until a brawny redskin
reached the breastworks right in front Of
Bess. 1t was only hip high to him, and
A1O w G1o 4LSo4l1So LAO oSAltAA1ctSA 1OA q
blow at her when bullet from her re-
volver, held aloft, entered his throat and
threw him backward to die after brief
struggle.
It was all over in five minutes. 1t had
been desperate charge at the weakest
point and twenty-three warriors lay
dead on the slope, while a dozen more,
more or less seriously wounded. crawled
away to secure shelter.
Then the great red sun touched the
plains with his golden rim, sank silently
into the sterile ground. and twilight
came to make shadows race about
among the dead-dead but hideous-
corpses in the war paint as they lay with
legs drawn up and eyes staring into the
5llEc-1;;...E Eeavans F.@
The new North-west., 1892-11-26
CHAPTER II.

And now, as the wagon train makes
its slow way over the broken country,
let us see with whom we have to do.
The new North-west., 1892-11-26

Syrup =
Asthma.

nave Deen q great
Asthma. sufferer from Asth-
ma and severe Colds
every Winter, and last Fall my
friends as we'll as myself thought
because of my feeble condition, and
great distress from constant cough
ing, and inability to raise any of the
accumulated matter from my lungs,
that my time was close at hand.
When nearly worn out for want OF
sleep and rest, friend recommend
ed me to try thy valuable medicine,
Boschee's German
Gentle, Syrup. I am CON-
pae~ooL;a fdent it saved my
'o'' oo'''''s life. Almost the first
Sleep. dose gave 1ne great
relief and a gentle re-
freshing sleep, such asI had not had
for weeks. Ny cough began immedi-
ately to loosen and pass away, and
I found myself rapidly gaining in
health and weight. 1 am pleased
to inform Observation-Disclosures I
am in excellent health and do GER
tainly attribute it to thy Boschee's
German Syrup. c. B. SrIcKNEY,
Fiction, Ontario" ~ .
The new North-west., 1892-11-26

Good looks are more than skin deep
depending upon healthy condition of
all the vital organs. II the liver be in
active, you have a bilious look, if your
stomach be disordered you have a dys-
peptic look and if your kidneys be af-
fected you have pinched look. Secure
good health and you will have good
looks. Electric Bitters is the great alter
ative and tonic acts directly on these vital
organs Cures pimples, blotches, boils
and gives good complexion. Sold at
the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S drug store,
SOC. per bottle.