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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-23
MarSbaI's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF a WRIr OF
D Execution, issued out OF the First
Circuit Court, on the 9TH day OF August,
y. u. 1898, against Helen and w.
Roland, defendant, in favor OF Lewis IL
Co, plaintiff, for the sum OF $l6416, l
have levied upon and shall expose for
sale ut the Police Station, in the District
of Honolulu, Island Of Oahu, at u
O'Clock OF THURSDAY, the 26th day OF
September, y. ID. 1898, to the highest
bidder, all the right, title and interest OF
said Helen and ". Roland, defendant,
in and to the following property, unless
said Judgement, iaterest, costs and my
expenses be previously paid.
List Of property Tor safe:
All that lot OF land situated st the corn
er of Beretania AMI AIapai Streets,
belonging to said Helen Roland, having
q frontage Of - feet on said Beretania
Street and 400 feet on said Alapai Street,
more particularly described in a certain
mortgage, deed Of VIM. Roland and wife
to W. -. Smith, (Trus'ee) for $500 dated
January ), 1891, and recorded in book
l29, page I6l. together with all the APP
purtenances thereon.
awTo he sold subject to the above
mortgage.
T. c. HITCHCOCK,
Marshal.
Honolulu, August IS, 1893, S469-td
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-23
Men Whom the Girls Dislike.

Here are some of the men that a
girl hates:
The man who thinks women are
sweet but brainless creatures.
The man who whispers ''sweet
nothings" becahse it's too much of
an effort for him to think of sensi-
BILE things to talk about.
The man who thinks kisses are
of less value than bank notes.
The man who can't hold a para
sol without jabbing it into her back
hair.
The man who talks business
affairs when she is growing gray
trying to forget them.
The man who likes some other
girl better than he likes her.
The man who glories in sarcasm
And he is, without doubt, hated
without doubt, hated more vigor
ously than any other man on thu
whole list.-Chicago Record.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-23

The dressmaker's device of bal
loon shoulders was denounced as
long ago as the time of Ezekiel,
that prophet having uttered the
solemn warning: ''Thus saith the
Lord God: Woe to the women
who sew pillows to the armholes =
The doubling can verify this curse
by turning to Ezekiel xiii, IS. The
old Hebrew prophets, by the way,
were severe critics Of women's
fashions.
The nail machine was invented
in 1875. At the present day it is
estimated that 4,00O,O00,000 nails
are annually made by machinery
In Great Britain alone, and from q
fourth to half this number in the
United States.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23

world, but it is not alone responsible for
Lew Wallace's celebrity in tho west As
soldier. statesman and Diplomat he added
to the reputation he made IS
author. His first literary venture
was IA Fair God." story of the
conquest OF Mexico. which he conceived
when he was = young soldier in the Me1i-
can war, but did not write until many years
afterward. He won distiction on the bat
tlefields in our great civil war, was governor
of Utah at the most trying time In the his
tory of that territory, and made Amefi-
cans popular at the court of Turkey, where
he showed the qualities of q diplomat,
while serving AZ American minister. Gen.
Wallace loves politics as he loves literature,
and President Harrison has had no more
trusted lieutenant than the gentleman at
Charlottesville. who would not accept an
office under his administration. His Life
of Benjam amin Harrison" was a labor Of love
for friend just as was his skillful man
euvers with the politicians at Minneapolis
last June.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23
How We Grow Old.

The thread that binds us to life is most
frequently severed ere the meridian Of life
is reached in the case of persons who neg
lect obvious means to renew failing
strength. ViRor. no less the source OF hap
pinsss than the condition of long life, can
be created and perpetuated whore it does
not exist. Thousands who have expert
enosd or are copniZant-includinR many
physicians Of eminenoe-of the effects Of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. bear testi-
mony to it's wondrous efficacy as creator
Of strength in feeble constitutions, and de.
bilitated and shattered systems. A steady
perfo nance OF the bodily functions re-
newed appetite, flesh and nightly repose at
tend the use Of this thorough and standard
renovant. Use no local tonic represented
its place. Demand the genuine. which is
an acknowledged remedy for indigestion.
malaria, nervousness. constipation, liver
and kidney complaints and rheumatism.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23
KNOWLEDGE @ar ,a','.,

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
tho needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; effsctually cleansing tho system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken
ing them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23
GEN. LEW WALLACE.

A Man Como Out of tho West-Of Many
Attalnments.
No gallery of western celebrities, NO gal
lery of famous authors would be complete
without a portrait OF Gen. Lew Wallace.
who has a wider circle of readers than any
other American novelist. Ben Hut" is
now known wherever the Christian religion
has a following, and the story has been
translated into many languages and been
read by many people who do not believe in
ths Christ. That one book gave tho mod
est Hoosier fame as wide as the literary
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23

The account given in evening paper last
night to the effect that a safe on the fourth
floor Of the Granite block had been blown
open last Friday night ia contradioted by
City Detective FinneRan. who investigated
the matter as soon as the report was made
public. One of the hinges on the safe
door got out of order. and when the door
was opened it was thrown Y little out of
position, but not blown into the middle OF
the floor a stated.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23
HECLA CONSOLIDATED,

The Year 1892 Was not a Prosperous One
for the senson.
General Manager Knppenberg, of the
Heola Consolidated Mining company, in
his report to she stockholders for last year
Gays:
1892 was not q prosperous one for the
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23

Tickets to the ball to be given by tho Moses
obtained from Louis J. Israel at the Boston.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23

Buy yonr crockery, glassware, tinware and
household goods at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23
NO SAFE BLOWERS.

The Bee Hive is headquarters for house fur
nishing goods of all kinds.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23

The Report in Evening Paper Con-
tradicted by the Police.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23
CARD FROM MR.. CROOK Err.

Large line of new ribbons just received at
Butcher & Ira dleys, 1O5 broadway.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23
Reduction Sale Of Silks.
BLACK SILKS.


BLACK SILKS.
Black Canton Silks, SOC. Reduced from 55c
per yard
Black Canton Silks. Coo. Reduced from 81
per yard
24-inch Black surah Silks. Toe. Reduced
from 81 per yard
Black Faille Franchise Silks, $50. Reduced
from $l.50 per yard
Black Peau do Sole Silks, $149. Reduced
from s. per yard
COLORED KS-UNPRECEDENT
VALUES.
Colored Surah Silks $50. Reduced from
300 per yard ....
Colored Moire Silks. 49c. Reduced from
$50 per yard. These are elegant goods
and were never before offered at such
a low price
Crystal Bengalins Silks. s7hc. Recuoed
from $l.25 per yard
32-inch Canton Silks, Plain Colors and
Fancy, 75c. Reduced from 81 and $l.25
per yard
Changeabls and Fancy Silks. 81. Reduced
from $1.25 and $l.35
Satin Rhadame CSC. Reduced from 81
per yard
Higher grades in all makes Of Silks and
our entire stock of regular lines and
Paris Patterns reduced in proportion.
Two toned Chsngeable Velvets $l.59 Re
ducsd from 81 per yard
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23
Clearing Sale Of Dress Goods

>~~~~~~~s.~~es~A~.~-e-~
Colored Whip Cord Dress Goods, 25o per
yard. Reduced from 400
All Wool Henristtas. 4so. Reduced from
Goo
French Hsnriettas and sergss, 65c, Form
erly 800
English Bedford Cords 100. Reduced
from 81 and $l.25
large assortment OF ALL Wool Fancv My
lures and Plaids. Soc per yard. Reduced
from Too, 81 and $1.25
54-Inch English Broadcloth, $1.35. S1,75
and S1.90. Reduced from $1.75, S225
and $3.50 per yard
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Black Diagonal Dress Goods. 35c. Reduced
from SOC
All-Wool Henriettas, 49c. Reduced from
600 per yard
45-inch Black Henrietta. Coo, formerly $50.
Fine Black French Henrietta, zoe. Reduced
from 81
Black Silk Warp Henrietta. $1.49. 81. rs and
$l.9O. Reduced from 81 49, $2.25 and $3.50
54-inch French Serge, black and colors,
$1.25. Formerly $l.75 and 50
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23

Opening Day. at B~bcock's,
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23
Correct Hats, at Babcock's.

Elegant line of silver hat markers at the Hell
ma Jewelry Co.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23

Try the Bon Ton under the new management
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23

Dunlap Hats. at Babcock's
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23

All kinds Of merchandise and other frsiehts,
including ores, promptly transferred from the
depot. Orders will receive prompt attention.
Office at j. Fsldberg's Store and at the depot
The Helena independent., 1893-02-23

Silk Hats, At BAboock's.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17
NoT gRUE.

Rapnbliaan Journals are trying to
snNks Il appear that The terambis fui
Office and the rush a Washington 81
tie lass inauguration Eas something
unprecedented. Nov tie trnth il thal
shs crowd was not % great nor did ii
behave 70 1nseenly rs did tbe nOb
that attended the Harrison innugura,
sion four years agn Aiihongh tbs
Republicans hsd only been ont Of offic,
fem years, the rAbbis tramped sronBd
The Whfte House. singing, Grover
10 the Cold, Geld Ground, . even before
afr Cleveland had time to get ont, and
was boislerous in the extreme. TBr
sacred precincts Of 1Tf. Vernon Sere Ia
danger of utfer distraction By the
vaHdsis who made their pilgrimage to
Washington to regain tie Gfices from
Whieh, in their opinion, they had been
unjastiy excluded Tor fanr years. for i
i hard Tor thsaverage Republican 1,
conceive that Democrat IN . feeders
fi0s is not Ru interlOper and entires,
ont Of place.
1 The people do net expect .Mr. ClsVe
land 10 manifest the Indecent haste Z,
change the iBeumbenEs 10 Democrat.
that did MFR. Harrison and his caaijn
tors in displecing Democrats four year,
1 ago altl,angl Raugshsisaas vvorl1 has.
no right 70 complain il they we're paia
onok in their oWn coin.
The feeling is growing upon u,
Auefioan people that ldr. Cleveland D
the right msn in the night place, anI
that has administration viii make a las.
ing impress. doing aERy uiih cid prt
cedenls and establishing nep ones Of !
Eise aud issnehcisnt character, not ab,
leasi Of which will be . genuine ciyl
ssrFlee reform
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17
PENSION FRAUDS.


There is every 1nAlcafl0n tnab Aos
oasv the saush. not ealg the Dsmorratla
rarsv. bu1 popn pr senfimeus all over
the lassl i reaay 70 en- hsis il the
sslsiers pansiun huzine.s. Ihs uiieT
sacss evan 81 some 81 lie st4unehesi
Reuablicau pagers are rnzniaiah soie OF
tais sabiers; nar Is iilis % b wondered
II mbaa ~ saEe inao csaaidsration ihat
Rssoraing 70 sha opinioua Of thcaa best
aaaliFisd 10 spesk 81 the ssl5eos, sbe
psuai0n rdll auzler aEistiag laws VIII.
within The next few years be sEsilel e
fhe narsser Of one raillfan tRD lzandEed
thousand names. Esarly thirty years
hare relied " aines khe laAs gmn was
fred ana Genegal Lee azleTsa his sEoud
u Gsaerai Graat. One million t~p
hunaFeil gEaaannsi naznes. irawing IN the
aggregate, ona {, ,indTsI and siz zni5 -eight
million dollars. stha aua9ant at present
Is sE65 0980a8l and this canfaei 70
Iiatle more thar balf of the territory u
tha nn5on. The figures are 60 large e.
e Be beyond conception II Is larger
in auaount ltllsn Is paid fsr tlae Support
Of Ehs largest standing army il tbs
world.
The indiaations are tliatR long snt1er-
inc people vii not nneh longer permit
thamseiTss to be taxed 10 this extent
fer nneh purpose. No sane man be-
Iieyes that one-half the names shat DOW
harden the list are those Of men who
sntEer from DISABILITIES insurel Ehils in
astnal service. The roll Is no longer
ems Of honor. and coHtsins The names
Of thousands d psf5aFers.
1t viii be no easy matter to pnrge This
roll. and some mistakes may be made II
She attempt. but il something is moi
done 10 mitigate this great evil, tbe
people viii rise mp in their might and
overthrow The whole system.
Tbs pension frauds are special
grievances 10 the ssutii, that has to pay
its fun share receiving nothing in re-
turn, and IN addition 10 this having 10
support the crippled and INDECENT col
iiery Of the late Confederate army.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17


Apprupos to sgme utteranees Of The
EcHo OH the snbieet Of the repeal 81
tbs bount5 and the Substitution there
fsra II tariff. leas. perhaps, than sbs
lnty which the MeEzApiey biIi repealed
ws append he falloHing from tie Nstr
Esrk Commercial BnRsfia Which we
commend TO all pho are interested ID
the price Of this staple article of CEN
sumption. which. IN iact. ineludes sEeTs
head az i fsmiiy. and. indeed every
man. woman and Glligd IN The eonntry.
The Sugar B0ss makes 1spseial plea
for the trust. and points to Tbs fact
ahAt s1gsr Is zaneh lower than ever be-
fore and does not retail higher sllan IN
other untFias. The latter past Of tlt-
statsr1ant We deny and we lhink thnt
She Esgm BsRl nDon reaeciian uili
admit fhat tngnT i eiiil higher than ia
any cther ririliEed cDuAtry Whare sugar
is adnitsed entirely free of duty
After tie fremen5ens fall ID ihF
whiakey STOCK. ard the crash u fhe
rnai coordination there Is felt d Fers
reasonable disfrnst d an fhe stocks
mhieh have III bea1es laa6is klsRu ma1-
opoiy ID shs price of q prosinet 81 gen
mraa cunaaaupiion Iiaa saRaE trust n
hrsgily oVeFeanitrijzei and on arcanut
~ paaabse laeisiatiun Is as weak A. ans
agbpg il ab6 list There u goad geasan
Gor aaekeul1g fhia Hari5eniaf mon0poiA
arsnnast she m0st offensive III al. not
alone beeaHse il Is 10 flle pahIic an ex
needfnglv lsursi enserpa Rnd paFslealarls
well knDan monopoly, bnt Aiso en &c
rnnnt of it'd meshoaH and KaauaeenlRat
TIE ps1y existence 81 tins monopoly
aepands apuu the action af congfast
as nnsters n0E stand il Is excaedfnel
pF0hahle tl2f Rn ezlEa session 81 ran
Rress viii hecaGRs BersesarY. One ~
fha Ezas nad mpat pfesaing dntisa
h fhsi snssiun viii hnve n consider
tse edactkan o. f4pan6isnfss The
yaars ~ seFesal iSisons nn fsss
eSiEaF ntaef Of tliE saii@ StaEas and
e pnyzaant u HnanF 1ai iAnnr
ma IS tAe Ear pruaaet Of ~
n ialNr mnfar zAse nnnasy
H 81 F &us. tn12eS if
NJ ama Rg4s aaas Bar
e ~ He .ien Fresa IS ecr
W. ai a. abe
luty s1rl A5Fai - llc sira-
81 ~ ~ z4. icl
~ af.raig
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Ger 81 iir ia
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IS e8e u ih
5 lp keep eEA i.ia e4
rf suefieaA c.t-
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The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Eissf uf thiE difference ID caHssa by tte
present tariff. 20 that saitzble changing
"a she arty 90 refined sugar woald
Gospel tia m1Hopaists of this country
10 Rnbs tAla produces u al the world
on eqaai terms There IS not an ex-
haFbissat praas d that business in
otker e8antries, and II the daty were
removed 30 tligf refined sagar Er1m the
Eorks 81 GarmasY or France or E q
aAnd capid BE- brought 10 the United
Statss rithuat embarrassment, tine pro
6ts Of rsfnaEs Is fhis country wunid
sot be aThorbitant. THE protection Of
dlsaanca Huuld stiil remain.
Bot unless the sneag FeineFE Of the
Unitad States oan sake exbnrbisani
un9its, there ls small ehMnsa That She
snEr sssek zill dazzle the uorId b.,
maintaining high Prica Tine CAPT
talizatign of tha compRuy, Il IS well
knGRn, liz about danbie the actual
cost Of tEe property purchased. a psri
of khesa are so defeckivs. 80 5il egEiup+ri
or 50 badly gacase7 that they are never
nurth anything tor earning pnrpoaes
and have bean entirely disused 81 bni
pRFtiaii5 used By the trnsf. Tha CON-
position cf Ssireaksis has also cost fhs
trust great sHna. tho1gh no one knows
eIacsly h0E the controversy was ad
jjnaaed.
Hatf a cent q pnnnd on aII EaeMr con.
suaed - the UHited States means noi
lzr from $500 600, O00 yeafly. This is 9
handsome plan Tor enc monopoly, If i,
is able TO keep and enjoy IL. But it
msF be set dioan Is certain that the
4 people of this country will not long
sEfier themselves 10 be plnndered 70
that ezteut By any combination what,
ever. II is peculiarly easy nt this time
r. gel ria Of the burden whieh the
Fag2r monopoly imposes Tlse present
dafy a. refined sugar yields no revenue
whatsveT. sind Is only burden To con
snmers because il enables the m0nopo
\ ~ b fix the Price fzT absve the cost oi
reGneI sugar in other countries. and Al
the sams time the existing lSw takes
from lse treasury many millions every
/ year ~ hs1h,F paid 70 producers 81
raw sugar Wren the treasury IL II
dliIicaity ii may he regarded as certain
That thss state pf shiups viii not b
laRg permisied
4 Other legal assaults on moDopoliei
are not 70 be despissd, aud tbunai
t9sTs for the suppression OF trusts hAvi
been ineffective TINS fsr, in paF
aacause th@y have not been enEorras
asih Sufficient energy, il may yet b
assumed that the American people wis
not long sufisF themselves 10 be plRB
aered by any monopoly which the
know 81 seout aud can reach with th,
sfraHG arm of fha Law.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

hAt lspaislana netSs II Rca1 rab
* Fahosi ssa. Nishoat sa5s il j.
srae4i Aolsiasa kasA AZ indare ths
n.lEllIeIn sHistasiaH tocaAie here ailsi
sts at prss oar @eia afa ~ ss
neEeg 3 MAJ ARD ia shai endi
gi0u Nan nswas astsin 4Aa Aei AiG
saieh fzsaata s1E 5e11i1ad. II
fliag aFe u h#la n dramsag i1le5sxa
ii9ie l3ne lnau. tsisseiaIlF Il he 81
Flss aA1s n hls n 2ptha s,tns
snAi ieH talo4 ~ a fhe En
~ the M sl6 artsA
ai srcnse W h4 bet Nssei 4S
utee ~ 1 taa lanl
a pca
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sa
he
20 ~ d
se <
fla t of
Fr
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n
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17
IOWA. IIOTEREANa.
Nfs NnRrGheE.B Rs~HsReEW and NkHetr
Endu-try In Egfce. H'ruifs and
NbeweAmRemssmM Generally.


On the grand rolling prairie. 3 dozen miller
from Lake Charles Is ths nsR and thriving
,.7iis,,a sF T1v-s s,us 81 =ritsyaps rre mt A.
-
Ar0ti tae 1iaA ye AaA e 4g I'D llisA1z- SA'lo,
Pennsylvania, Canada and Scotland are rep
rrgeoas5 F,v rugr, of r,rint.irle and enserprisR
-,
-a0'-s eF'o ssAlS Nv A'sA- HaA q s'A'i1 anu
b0aEaiug house, and ROW Il has two we'll
stecked ssfab Ishmeuts. hotel. blacksmith
.k.,, gg,-.-, ...ts, 7,.ts- 49,, ,,,-sl,,,,.s.
-
8 ellon D0nsess ahQ fNaAy cottages, while
plantation hanes adUra the pTairie. The
1=iIfEue IL r-1 sha semi I.-,, Jass;f{. p y s,5
S'ls AIM ols71isil A'llies Afotl kae crossing ol
he & g W q g. R'y.
IL a F4coEpinr a rrea4 frslt rsrtrr and
,,rrrz- efFFg-F, - - ,s-,r,,7 N = ,-.Ss
grffb iivrr.ifi,I Fr4,irs fr11 .z,,-,ss -, g.
" Inc cfTn1l0,,,.r tr,.l,sr5 El,,ts- lT 4 49,
from I1ga, Iias 4 lDVely rTshTri and sTsT,5e5
s,f nv. acres 1aF5fi :, r,r,Tt7- is,vre T3fs,,
me- F,rr,yg5y,sy s4,i.,59ti5lr s,,E fe ,1I5 z,rs,
berries - 6is ssi,ls - ~. Ii.b n 1s-s.E
14sbD AZ ssHhrn san5 as..T,,Bya. v15,vir77 F,,,,-
Stf4r-sl 80 - 49,, -.
sflhu ggsbfprs sT55 -, -, 1,,T. sT,s..-.
here ~, Ts,yig- F5,3, ,,5 - t,s,,S- -
Is also Z. n. SBrrnan.
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rlij.s f-g,y1 -. s,3-,,3..S s,a5 -.
isEt ss,ET,Tl ri s,5I-sTsf F,-,.s S,---i -
bst5f rb-t .,,,,,7Sr,, STI So !. :. - =
..psr,sisrriS =, s-,.i-3 ~ .'.. =.
its .Jrgyy7 cI,,r,.t,, > '' @lN
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So. - -. = t-lI9 sl.tsl=Si1 - Htlef
yesrs ~, 5Tap, Lou 49, t,, ~ So
isn5 ~ ,,s- n -. l.'IS,.. y.
Ihst pnfl,ls- Tgra ~ S,r+.- ~. S1,,,s
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N ,sri-pC. SI,5 i,-. -. s1IsI Al T.,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17


There upnld be iIrtie nse IL nv d.
efieiig 3 hal / believe to Be tile csaef
snd the cen - Of Intermittent dFgnkiaR
'lnlsss ] sri forth nv experience rs 4.
Fhe varlpHs methede 10 ne to eiaeak on
cnre the disease II may be asked,
Has not man Niil paweE, an6 cal.
ae not 0f hls own F0lition abstain from
Fhat be knoWs 10 be eimply seif.de-
trucfiouga NY answer. u8happiEy.
must be that \ man Hhs aas oacs fairi.
falien into the drank hahit. ubsffer
aepstapt Or intermittent has Eaareely
any will power Whiie she & il on isias; !;
aud ss ! hsEe said, each &c ieayes his
will feebler and less aaae 10 Riahstand
be temptation Of a sedativs Gf uhie
~ las proved the poser and If Hllieh
V Is 800 prone to forget the danger.
The intermiike1f lirinker. as soon 4,
sse has ahstained f,r lew ueeks. Eos.
gets the d i,Asireas 81 'ssta af his last al
rack. He believes himself n temparas.
md discreet a nan = say af has friends
Eho takes hls pint bottle ~ elaret y,
Inner apd laom taxes nBre. H
ioss not zee Why he eEa1uld naf al isEs
sire. Il Is tie hardest tAipr II eas.
siuee Rn inaeFmfEfsat drHAkara. uA1
sbls 70 absiain fsf 5 pefi1si. that s.
ugh never bg aasE ei4anee bee tIllss 4 mod
erase irinRer NsEarfh less the psis.
ripls of bis drinking is distinct fran
ahat oi mpiefate mae he tries IL
fetnrn n hls TIVE q three glnsses o
eiafef ne Il sisaiatsly paFfala ~ WI ~
his ssefes nipn 81 baanEiF o. 81
shiaAey, and his nlFs wiii inerea.e
aud & Niil sud Himself baek aeain Il
slae pad road ~ Eain Lie sail at. ID
y reals E4ass " ba cHsrSi ssisss eissr
~ @Ake gp has nind shal II mHss d,
f04ai sbstiH4uee e se.I-aes traeti1D
zraslaai, Esxhaps. bus not flle lasa sure
Aas5oaa bseiel
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17
E1srter aroan Tlpe HRuy.
TIE BAT, March Is, 1885,

TmBEr, March Is, 1856.
Perhaps q few dots from DuansvlIle VIII be
acceptable this week.
The K. c. VIZ G. B'y has put IN n side
track half mile south Of DnnnsTfIle. No
road to the depot, which makes 1t very
inc0nvenisnt for the people to obtain their
freight.
Mr. ". 7. Dunn has q good little szE=m1l
at DuHnsrille which is doing good work now
Mr.. c. Greenwood, merchant here, is
doing good business supplying the farmers,
Nj J. NarrafT is selling out and thinks ol
going north on the Il G., w. e. G Ray.
.DF. W Il Hayes talks OF moving uP tc
/ GlermOra, Il miles north Of here.
Fine weather for farmers.
4 Elder ] Watson has q sne school at Pins
GroVe. he hiss left for Lake Charles for tht
/ purpose uf being examined fer certificate
That am lsyiDg but not generally ssriou
disease, The +mumPs,'' is prevailing here Il
some extent. and Miss AdEliae Duun Is ont
Of the victims, having been quite sick Ebre
/ or tour days.
hIr. Nldrine was in town this morning
having brought 8 pig from the prairie for
trieBd. The pig got lg8se from him, an
b ing 5aky, as tbeyezay tod the pig 70 stop
1 The EiE sailed 10 comprehend, or at leas
failed 70 obrY- EhsrsuP0n hs pulIed out hi
gun and fired three times; luck, however
vas in favor Of the pig, which ian avs
I uBharmed.
Mr. n. D. HsmmOolz Is Of to-day sBjoyiD
himself with his hrsls widow
1MTs. e Collins purchased llne fish frul
Mr.. WEIGH yesterday, fnom which che pre-
pared an excellent breakfast.
I wiIl not Wsary sou further At this timt
but you may perhaps hear from NE again.
TEHPUs
Tenpus viii be welcomed whenever b
appears IN the columns Of the ECHu.--Edi'o