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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-21
TO BE OPENED TO-DAY.
THE PEABODY INSTITUTE FOR
EASTERN GEORGIA.

a Delay on Account of the Failure OF
Commissioner Bradwen to Arrive.
The Public School Fund over ST.
100000 This Year - The Burke
County Teachers Petition for a
Change In the Manner OF the Pay
ment OF Public School Teachers.
Commissioner Bradwen Fevors a
Reform on This Line-rhe Normal
College and Other School Work.
The Peabody institute did not open yes
terday morning at Hunter hall, as was ex-
pected.
State School Commissioner s. D. Brad
we'll and Prof. B. NJ. Zettler Of Macon, one
of the instructors, did not arrive until late
in the day, on account of the washout on
the Central railroad near Macon, which de-
layed the train several hours.
In spite Of the threatening appearance Of
Of the weather a number Of teachers aud q
small crowd Of ladies gathered ct the hall at
$50 O'Clock. A telegram received from
Commissioner Bradwell, however, an
nounced that he would not resch the city
until late in the afternoon, and Supt. Baker
decided to postpone the opening of the
institute until $50 o'clock this
morning. Supt. Baker Is DESTROYS that not
only ali the teachers Of the city, but that a
large concourse of citizens should be pres
emit TO welcome the teachers and hear Capt.
BradwelPs opening address.
SOME OF THE INSTRUCTORS
Besides Capt. Bradwell, there arrived yes
terday Prof. Zettler. county school COM
missioner Of Bibb county James s. Hagins,
county school commissioner OF Bullooh
county; James B. Bond, county school
commissioner of Mcintosh county; B. H.
Patterson, county school commissioner Of
Appling county; J. B. Martin, county
school commissioner OF Liberty county,
and W. II. Baker, county school
commissioner of Chatham county.
Several other county school commissioners
are expected to-day.
Capt Bradwell and Prof. Zetsler arrived
about 2:30 O'Clock, and we're met by Supt.
Baker. They are stopping at the De
Soto.
In the afternoon the county school conn
missioners met Capt. Brad well at Chatham
Academy, and there was an informal and
very interesting discussion OF the condition
of the public school teachers and the school
work generally.
Capt Bradwell submitted the following
statement of the public school fund for 1899,
which is Of general interest:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-21

Under the present arrangement the vari-
Gus counties Of the state are allowed to hold
the five months public schools provided for
by law during any part OF the year they see
ht. or even to divide the public school term.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-21
LUDDES & BATRs q. n.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES sr---N-
DAY: Occasional rains, stattonn,,, - n rs
ltre, Udrfdble ,cinda. ''"'perat-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08

9rinren in Sen SGIen oes SpitaIs liegert
8ett an Dett Die ifDbnen6en uno r00elnoen
Spfer, unb Denll fir reue NnfDmmItnge
teln 8lab mebr porbanDen lift, miro tpobL
aud elmer gum onoern gebettet. SIN SpttaI
Der Sarmbersigen S6meitern, nas tnurL
800 Granfe aufnebmen tam, befanfen itf1@
aln 30. Jtopem6er 1873 Sootfranfe. Tio
Saneiro, Die i10ne Stabt unter Dem eDig
blauen !0tmmeI, 1T bas @rab Der GuropGer.
Santos, bic groBartige tDafenitaot Der
YroDtnS Sao 4saulo, tpelde ben WeltbatbeL
8ra1tIiens Dermittelt, gIetdt bas 9an5e Sabr
btnour6 etnem grp8en Gir6bof. vQllS ib
mid am 20. 9touember in Santo aufbielt,
tDoDnte tb einen fur1tbaren S1auipiele
bel. Die 6afenpoliSei uno Die 6erren,
oenen DDS SanItGtsmelen Ser Stabt ltnterz
felt lit, peranitalteten pl0Blt6 auf alien in
Der Sat- Dor Nnfer Liegenoen 9ampiern,
Sarfen uno Sdoluppen cine v3ta3Sia" auf
Sieberfrante. 0aS GrgebuiB mar l6auocrz
erregenO; nt6t t0eniger ais ia S0merz
frante uno Sterbenoe tpurDen in Dos &ronz
fen9au5 i.berfi6rI. SSSn 6ospital I'll Sdnz
tos Die Staot bat 5000 Ginpobner =
ltegen 9egenDdrtig 212 Siebertrante; bic
n%ltttlere Sterbll6feit betrGst ta9li6 46
bis So"
Su Der o it gaGt3ii1e 0rtidaft
Nopica (&aluS5er 8e5trf) lebt nun Elm
8ernfsgenoe Der 6erren Otbren=
furtb utb Welbourn = ein arbettsz
l6eler Bauer JtanlenS Slto Betrotp Der
5mar ntdt I'M Staube 1T, 9tegeH 5u erSeuz
geu, ipobL absr, pie er psrfiDert, ben i e
gen gu per 6eu6en uno beranSiez
benoe @etDttter Ill Oertretben. Slfo BetroD
genieBt Deit unD Dreit ben 9tuf zines gepalz
tigen Wettermaders; Der idlaue Wtann
bitet iih aber, OaS @ebeimntB 3u perratben,
mic er es a%nlletlt, I'M Supiter Bluotus
einen iplden Jteipect c;nylfloBen uno benz
ielben gum Jtijd3uBe gu 5tOmgen. 8or etz
iligen SaSeu %forDerte CT bon ben 9fotDicaer
Snlaiien Oa5 !5onorar iiir ietne eriprieBz
ltd,en 2eiitungen tDdbreno D. lebten Conn
mers, unD ein jeoer Der 631 OrgSbetuo6nRr
beetle ii6 = mte Die oOrtigen BlGtter be-
ridten benz MunoermanlIe. nit einem
S6effeI @etreioe fir Deiien erfOlgreiGe gers
mtttelung 5ur Grnteseit it1 ertenntlid SIT
erpeilen. Bei etner 10 eintrGgIi1en grarjs
DIrfte natlrlidl Slfo ASetrow baiD @i9euz
tDulner zines itattliben Nntpeiens peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
GItfaeo 1olpltal fir 5rauen nn0
gg..in0er!
Coke Adams u. Paulina Str, Chicago.

@efnnbbe,ts'3 nftonb Der bette fe6aebn gut wbbr,r.a
9rieotaimmer; iec6s &raMfenYGle NIT G5inio.gns1Ht
Sebibrsn fur 8ripetsimuier BON $500 her Sant5e.
te mad Der Sage oes 3tusaterS uno 9tufluartnnq. Brs
so1sRottenten fOnitel' ibren Ir3t aus Der 3oDl bsr cns
aeIteateu pber befubenben Merafe m1hlen. :"
@shlbrta in HraufenIalen IS per Ggnde nit o,,ter
@fIegs.
Gte 3abi Der aHgefteGten Ner3te b.Iduft f9 ouf q
alerste (&anlei) NIB 10 beiu9eu6e &er3fe (aqrrenl.
gtre Sraaferio6rterinneu=S&ul If i'm 3oInitoi. y I
@e9en Gtn5etDettea losnoe man I'D inter o6ioea
Gbreie an oeit poupt'@r5t ober man ienbe cine gnns
Ee"Es EU eF %lErDlnr. 2Er1insS' a :,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Qr. @ngua Sonis's
0Qm6nrger 0rnft5ee.

Gesen Grfdltnn9en, SuFen, rauben 9aIs
un6 8~rrffAmerseft Bel Srauen unb &irbern
giebt es nt9t8 befsre5 ME Or. Nusuit &Gnig'S
9uubarger 9rnFt9es.-9r. %. ROmer, @eus
ria, SQ3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
ga6ei= Agen1Ir
IT. Sie Se1aTi6,e &seFmSunH.

8ie tnttrSeibneten b~efDroern 9dGete bis au 100
bfnnb mad .EentIG1taitD, SeItseid,, Gd5tpeSe
StorDsgctt, 9anc;aaff uuo Der Gd,Det5 All brx
reeelmdBt9en bon Der oestldlea 0tet1Spotsgsers
tpdIttu0 teiIgeieBten 9rclien.
G5cnio beiorget ~Oieielben @aorenfeubun9en DON
uu0 mad alen Xbeiielt @urppAs UNI Amerifas ALL BEN
biGisitsn 3teten.
Is MiuIam Str.Mytep @ork
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08

0ur8 cine 6eftise GrfaGtuns tpar rneius
8ruit in bo9eaa Grabe angesriTen; Elm laftss5
9aiteln plagte mid fortpd9yenb. gta6 &C.
Brau0 son 2 9adeten Or. &usult G6nts'5
Sambar9er 8ruftbee tsar i'd trteber pplfaaOtg
ts:geTsGt.-Gtisabet9 8s9u, 2eneaier, SO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08

Go serei6t mir 5trt @er9nasen Or. @usuf
90nis'5 Sarn6ur9er @ruittbee empfeblen sa
f1nnen. SD eebraa6e benfeI6eit INNER tpenn
f1 in meiner Santitie Grfaltungea einteGen
unb finb beHen ~gSirfun8en ifets sufrieben>
ifeIenb.-@ep. 50. gre9er, 1909 81. @as>StraBs,
Baltimore, @1b.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24
Don'E Talk Gas M4oud Before
Hon Think.
NEw ORlRASs, June IS, 1892.

NEw ORLEASs, June IS, 1892.
Editor Daily Trutb-Dear Sir: A
friend Of mine, 8 drummer, related the
following story 10 me, which l think
should be a warning to persons who
are ever ready 10 make sarcastic re.
marks TO others:
at was IN the sleeper Of a night
tEaln,H be SAID, THAT We were all
awakened Just about o'clock by a
crying baby. Every person 10 the car
put their heads through The curtains
of their berlhs and glsred sagagely a,
the nsn who Wss pacing 10 aBd fro in
the car carrying a very young lDfsnI
who IVES crying very loudly.
Throw it ont the window, cried
one lrascible old gent
Choke ii, cried another.
Give it poison, said a third.
TIE handkerehiefover its month
Give 1t chlorsl.'
Suck its head in water
Take it ont at the next station and
get 1t drunk
Such remarks and many more were
made, bat through it all the man con
unued has walking and SAID never q
word. Finally one lady, who was no
dOnbt a mother, said:
"Why not give it to its mother, she
can quiet it, You never can"
The man here iurned and answered
sadlvs
"My dear madam, would 10 heaven
| could give it 10 ITS mother, bat it is
impossible. She lies in the baggage
car in her eofFiu."
There was breathless silence after
this answer for some moments.
Then a lady came forward with
tears in her eyes:
Let me take your baby, l am nurs
ing my own, l will care for 1t until
reach New Orleans"
The man surrendered the child TO
Der keeping and as be went back 10
his own birth, those who had made
the sarcastic remarks, begged his par-
don with trembling voices aud offered
10 do anything in their power for him
READER.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24
ARRUT mARRYRNG.


Oakland E6hOes,
Said a mtddle.agsd lady to a young
friend: ssDo not make the mistake of
narryinga man simply because you
are 10 love with him. If he does not
care quite as much for you, yon had
better break your heart grieVing over
what you have not got, than wear your
heart out in sorrow because you are
bound to man whose difference is
perpetually before your eye. The idea
Of teaching man to love yon is 8
most mistaken one. There are in
stances where it. has been done, but it
d the most unsatisfactory thing in
the world to wait for. A woman Is
much more likely to learn to love her
hushsat sitter marriage than the man
70 learn to love the wife, aad the
reason fer this is evident The NO
mR8 in the gniet Of her home has her
thaazbis constantly directed toward
the hnshanL The man IN the whirl
81 business has 3 Thousand things 10
6lssrses ms atteation and she must be
a wlm2n Of more than ordinary grace
and aGtraetrvsness VINO can win a tired
ofGsn-timss, harrassed ami distracted
Eaa1 from bls business thought TO a
deep and iasliRg sffectioR.
aNou SAY thai marriage Is lottery
So II Is but there are laEtsFRas and lal-
usrIes, and Of all chanea rsmee the#
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24

Cincinnati ERqnirsr.
To break of Al old and tried friend
ship.
Or contract new and doubtful al
nance.
To give adsioe without being asked
for it.
To spend your salary in advance Of
earning it.
To make love to more than one NO
man al time.
To give up q reputable business TO
dabble il politics.
To blame yonr children for follow
ing your bad examples.
To take part in The difference be-
tween yOnr neighbOrs. # ..s-a e.-g
To give up o safe bat Flooding bust
ness for a bubble speculation.
To accept the scandalous stories
yon bear concerning ether people.
To quarrel with your vile because
she gFiueises yoBr faults.
Qf7wiIh yeur husband because be
doesn't tell You everything be knows.
Or with your sweetheart because
abe treats other gentlemen withcourt.
cay.
Or with your lover because be mix
es common aeRss with love making.
To 60 10 debt because the shop
keeper has confidence in your honesty.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24


The exploring parties which, under
the c0mbiued auspices Of the United
Hisiea Geological Survey sui the Ma.
tisaal f4eographio 6seiaty, visited MI.
81 Elina and IFS neighborhood ia $40
sna 1891 have brought back wonder
fn ascnnnts III that region. One 81
the most interesting features Of the
report Of Nr. Israel G Russell, the
leader Of the expedition, Is that which
relates to the great Malaspins glacier
between Monnt St Elias, with its
fisaking ranges q giant psalis, and
The Pacific ocean.
Ihe extent Of the great field Of ice
il 10 less than / 500 square miles, lie
extreme length being seventy miles,
while II varies b.twren twenty aud
twenty Eve miles il width. The sur
face Of the Toe Is elevated abont 500
feet above the sea, and its top, ssps,
cially near the center Of the area, II
smooth. but split by tens Of thousands
Of creyasses.
The surface Of the glacier 4 gently
nndnlatipg like thaiof q rolliag prairie.
HI. RaaarI describes Il IS e dresry
and lifeless prairie of ice"
In one place pREt Of the glacier,
known as the Guyot lobe, advances
boldly, with a perpendicular front, in
to the ocean, and as the waves under
mine it huge ioebergs are broken off
and 60 floating ont 10 sea, The loss
thus sustained is made mp BIZ the SLOW
advance Of the glacier through the
pressure Of the accommodating ice and
snow on the mighty slope Of the
mountains behind It.
Concealed streams running under
the glacier drain of the water that
accommodates from the melting Of the
ice. Many Of these streams resppssr
ct the edge Of the glacier, rising out
Of the border of stones aud gravel, and
one Of them, named Fountain Stream,
is truly wonderful. Its waters come
TO the snrface with such force, owing
to the pressure behind, that they form
q Fpring a hundred feet across, which
rises in a body VelVe or fifteen feet
above the surface of the ground, while
spurts and jets Of spray shoot up still
higher.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24

I.aldon Iit-Bits.
Ame. Patti has for many years been
the pesseasOr If . fan upon which
nearly al the soyereigns 81 Europe
have wrlttsn. The following are the
Inscriptions:
The Car: Nothing il 20 calming
~ youF VOICE.
German Emperor ''To the night.
ingale 81 ail linz
Queen Christina $40 Snaaiart,
igau : qaeen 4ha i proud ID c0ant
hef smepg her sabieeisn
sloeen Nleioria M King Lear
vas right il saying that aWast goies
~ q pFscsena gifs il woman, xon
mg dsar Adeiina arc of all women
ihe richest
n tbs middle " lie ~ XII thess
words
Queen Of SoEg. ] Offer Won my
aalnlsilons "A. Their. presldent II
Che ffeReh kepablic.s
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24
ONE OF THE SENSIBLE SORT,


She can peel and boil potatoes,
Make a Said Of tomatoes,
But she does 'tknOW Latin noun from Greek
And so well she cooks a chicken
That your appetite 'tWOuld quicken,
But she cannot tell what's modern from an
Ilique
She knows how to set table,
And make order out of Babel,
But she doesn't know Eurtpida from Kant
Duce al making pies ! caught her,
4 real expert must have taught her,
But she cannot tell true elOQuence from rant,
She has quite firm conviction
She ought only to read fiction,
And she doesn't care for science, not bit.
She likes plot that thickens,
And she's vPry fond Of Dickens,
From Copperfeld to Marin ChuzZlewit
She can make her hats and dresses
TIL fellow fair cOnfesses
That there's not another maiden half so sweet
She's immersed in home completely,
Where she keeps all things 80 neatly,
Bat from Browning not line can she repeat.
Well, in fact, she's just a maiden
That whatever she's arrayed in
Makes her look just like the heroine Of play
'TWauld be foolish to have tarried,
So tomorrow we'll be married,
ARd I'm certain ] shall meier regret the day
- Yankee Blaj..
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24

Pioayuns.
A curious case of second sight is
reported from New York. Mrs. KsF.
noW's two little boys, one of them
hut baby, went out to play last Mon,
day morning, and, no. returning Al
noon, search was made for them.
Nothing was heard of them, though
search WAS continued ell day aud
through the night. Toward morning
Mr. harnOw persuaded has wife, worn
with fatigue and grief, to lie down for
nap while he went TO the police eta
hoD 20 send ont q general alarm. He
had not got out Of the house when she
called him, aud said that she heard
The baby calling Der, and that she saw
him 10 his brothers lap in the closet
Oh vacant house acrOEs the street.
The hasband did not believe her, but
70 satisfy her, accompanied her 10
search The house. The children were
fonnd insthe exact situation she had
seen them in Der sleep.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24
- d e gIaas aseem.


Beaton Herald.
The lIltle instances Of pedagogical
wit cited recently BY the Herald re,
miRd a member Of The Harvard class
OF go 1f one equally good which be
bad beard.
The eiHeEdasor Of the mysteries Of
chemistry vas then Pfof. John Coax.
. very sedate man aud never Intention.
ally gnilty Of joke.
D1e day, ID recitation, b said "
q student; 'Ar Slack, bow do YOU
slack lime
The student, suPposiRg The pun ap-
On bis name 10 be Intentional, answer.
"a qaiek . 4 fash: rOook Il, sir.n
OF course The class roared, but 10.
stead oieaiaylpg lhe api Teparlee, he
professor lock Il as peraoaal aiTront
aud reported MF Slack foF a repu-
mand.
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shortening ZIP RAILROAD Lines.

An engineer on a Western road
aays: ] suppose that most people
who travel think we travel over the
aame line, Il we are in the employ of
one company, oil the time, that was
originally laid down. That is, thev
think that when a railroad Is built il
never changes iis course. Most of the
trunk lines are built 10 hurry in this
country. After they have been IN
operation for s while the company
begins to figure on how they can make
better time. Tnis is not done alto
gether BY Increasing the speed, as
somomaY suppose, but BY what we
call shortening up the line. Take this
division on which am now running,
for example. ! have been here ever
since the road was in operation and
The road has been shortened on my
run nearly eight miles, and it has been
shortened between Chicago and ST.
Joe, Mo-, forty miles. The pabIic
don't know it. They think We are
running faster than we used to. We
are making little better time than
ne did, but ths principal reason why
we are Is because we have shortened
the line.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24
TULANE UNIVERSITY.
OF LOUISIANA.

Tulane University embraces College, High
School. II Sophie Esweonb Memorial Col
Iege fu- YCuDr Women. Law and Medical
Departments The College has four parallel
cO8rse,-ClsssicaI Literary. Scientific and
EBgiDeerBc. TaeTe Is also 8 special course
o. ElecrricG Engineering. Next annual ses-
sion O. the Acsdsmical Departments iuclud
ing The Il Sophie Newrumb College, begins
Oclober Is. Lau Department opens Novem-
be- 10th Medical Department, October leih.
For Speeds. O. general catalogues, spDly to
the Secretary G. the University. Tulane hAll.
VIZ. PRESTON JOHNSTON. president
El& an
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24

Dear Genis-I desire to say to you that
have suffered tOE many years with a very seri-
Gus disease Of tbe stomach .aud nerves.
tried every medicine could bear Of but moth
ing done me any RppTeciable good until was
advised to Try your Great South American
heTViDe Tonic aud Stomach and Liver Cure.
and since using several bottles OF It | must
say that l am surprised al lis wonderful pow
eFs TO cure the stomach and general nervous
system. Ii everyone knew the value Of this
nsmsdy as do, you would not BE- aole to
supply the demand. J. A HAHDEE,
EX-TEeas. Montgomery GO.
Trial bottles, l5c. Sold by ". a knapp,
Lake Charles, La
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24

Rsheeea Wilkinson, Of BrOwsYalley. Ind,
says; 81 have been in 8 distressed cordluou
for three years from Nervousness. Week.-Mrs.
OF the Stomach, Dyspepsia and indigestion
until ny health wa gone. had breu doc
toFlng constantly with no relief I bought
one bottle Of south American ErrviDe w1lcE
done NE more good than any $50 WORT o.
doctOTtBg l ever did in my life. would al
wise every weakly person to use this yaiuao,~
and lovely remedy; few bottles OF j: la
cured me completely. consider It the grand
est medicine In the world Warranted ID,
most wonderful stomach and nerve cure eve
known. Trial bottle Is cents. Sold by b..
". a. hnspP, Lake Charles
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24


Southern California seems naturally
entitled 10 q very high rank in hortl,
eullnFe, IN the asiFactiTsness of It's eli.
mate, IN the exports Of oranges and
lannon's, aud IN the aze of ils irrigat
ing dams but taking all circumstances
into account, enc would hardly expect
20 End ID that region the largest leIes
cope 10 the world. That distinction,
however, the young community away
doWn on the Pacific slope win presently
enjoy. The Manchester On. H Union
saasss that the largest telescope ever
made measuring ten feet in eiFcuml
terence, q nearly forty inches 10 di-
aEnstsr, i nov il Proesss Of mannfac
tuFe BY D well-known New Ragland
establishment. Il is destined for The
UnlYeTsity Of Southern California, and
auFpasses IN slze even the celebrated
Instrument At the Lick Observatory,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24
Now Try Tlais,

1t will cost you nothing and will surely
do you good, Il you have Il Cough. Cold, or
any tTOutle with Throat, Chest VI Lungs
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds is guar
anteed To give relief. or money will be paid
back. Sufferers from La Grippe found it lust
the thing aud under its Use had a speedy and
perfect recovery. Try q sample bottle at our
expense aud learn for yourself how good 3
IhinRs it is. Try bottle free At DR. W. a
hnaPp's Drug Store. Large size 80 cents
and sL00
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24

suppose Won two geRng people
Waald s. isfid seiire said soands
ieeslioaslg, afteF Mg Kissam cane
into 4ha paFiaF gell papa. "a.
piIeAasae Jon kaaR when SOC wsga
talkiag politics While sgo you aid
gol aeFe opposed % q third party
yonmsl ap Basar.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24

The South may claim, without prejudice.
b have more than its share OF the world :
}R6T. The acknowledged beauty of the ladies
Of the south Is due in a great degree to the
use Of Creole Female Tonic, the ladies friend
aRLt fzEcrlse, and sure cure for ali female
sickness. Il cures puolapsns Uteri and all
organic diseases
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-24

CoRsIcAEA, Tex, June lI.-THo
large snakes, known from Their color
a snoase snakes, were killed il AZ.
Morseis dairy several days ago al
h1orse'a Lake, near this city. The
hsan a1d laos Of . young lady were
pictured 30 piainly on both snake
heaas that they wera brought 10 this
city q aee If The mystery could be
explained, The eyes, hair and face
nra elesfly nasked, bat % one ~ far
Ia advanced any seaside theory for
The piclaEe phenomenon.
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The Chlnese snd she Jspaaese eat
er#rythiag that comes Ont b lie sea.
All tha hals ass good ID their taBle,
sd ass ganEak eith great skill. Sea
u sagege acfis arb aent fsr into
NJ intefi0g To he nAal IN thiekaninE
soaps a4isa and pnadioas, and are
highly pfiEed because ebay give q rel
iaAing aEpr If aait which Is ; luxufY
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PIERRE CORNER

vino made Homestead Entry No 1850, for
the Nh54 Sec. Il, TIP. IS, K W. Louisi-
ana Meridian
lie nsmes the following witnesses to prove
H. continuous residence upon. and cuDtiva-
ton OF, said iaud viz: Daniel Janisse. Hilaire
Hrber,, Damon Leblru, and Randolph Hay,
a. OF Calcasieu parish, La.
CHARLES C. PALFREY, Register
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