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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07


var issFs ii'a
Iix a. Aa s1a1s4i q 85AaFF balloon
aien w. IL e9eEsit 'y m expert
nss9sls 9slng iAa4e AZ stated saaer-
RafA ~ 9As4qiAa l1as Aefa aaata1
At fste fearas re iaei EeE - aaElli 1Es
SAG 49, W sAasi1peresi ~ klaE1saan = y iaaln
ARlA IA as aaE Dag haa eanseltH
81 40 W. Eel q asa q asasaassE
R6iEl sElss 2g1silg IRE 1asEst PORES,
sAnll Bags. 4EAgs ~ ether aeesas9ri sss
co., asReIa sosasai ri z1alafs
aeaaa e W. nsilk,an q aaFeFe ~
Afsa "a q esaaeaisaeiit 81 sigma corps
hsssea4s ~ h9i9e 9n tfen Masaasg
Co IL aaass ~ 5azee aifealas neEe kaaas
zaesasas. aasl,s saals3l haas s'a sasen q
saie fs q q II tsiss Ell8
has 20 ~ peen aessaea tE2La
saife tase 81 A9f tlae aalas9l Ml3l
II 9Qss1aea lure agaRea9an 8aa u LIE
eesa alAa Il E1ay Ia 0tfaAisea aireetAy
trom ona q Tue Gig plants There y
also tns proposition tAaE kae gas ~
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

The ysung people Of Chicago nFe
setting AZ example TO the city fathers
that Dagb 10 bring q blush of shame til
their eheeks. The Young peoples
sorieiies ri Ehfisiiau Eadea7or ef tie
west side 0f ibe city iaaggurafetf sasl
Sunday night i months Temperance
crusade lea ~ n Al BarIiek. III NsH
1ork- Ihere Will be meetings ever
aeak.ilaT ~ well As Sunday evenings
atf,l Judging from THE aisst ana they viii
be largely attended aud sathHRiasiiaal
a8Hried oas, air Bgniiek Is esnipsntly
praetieai IL All his methods, aud tae
pledge will be presented ID every mem
bra III tie audience 1T each meeting
iaa n ministers arc cooperating heartily
md great COED il sx pects-d b aa0rue ~,
ihe city government. a. this crusade
will continue ~ the Yerg eve III tbs
aanicipai election
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

The 44r7saasqs TAsazas Cal has as
nuupee1 lts intention toaG5as and play
on the exchange table Of sems South
Dakota Newspapers. Il ea1anates from
Hot Springs, ARd fairy brIstlss fEsm
bead 10 tail. Here is lis proclamation:
'tDuf Aim-Tell the trnth though the
beavens take a tumble. Oar PsPsr--
OF the people. fer the people, tn be paid
for by tire pcople Oar R15igien Or
shodnz. with firm belief in bel for
deiipgaeut Hubscr5bPrs Oar 81 Lotto
Take all IN sight and rustic E9E mere.
Oar poiicy-To love oar friends and
fsramstone oar enemies. lie thine enemy
sraite thee On one cheek, sWIps him with
haste ard dextelity at the R9ts 81 Ais
most Convenient ear, Faat We -AilrO-
eate-Doe e9aatr7, gaa E8sg- and ere
wife-at & time. Oar 0t3ess--To fiye
10 pnmp and oriental SEPTEMBER IS, ID.
Exchange.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

Mr. Keir HARDY. 8I z. q great labor
leader. il wont 10 preach On Sunday
night ln Lanslan he is a GesnREeg4-
siaBaiist aud 10 She course of a 5reeent
sermon on Abs Good Samaritan he raid;
EVERY Day forty-three Thousand child
rem IN Lsgndsn 'gO braskiastleaE b.
school aud are they not pur ueighbors2
What do re do about ST.? DO Ne resog-
nize tie relationship The mufortunats
EBmeu Nllo walk the streets Ell 9ar
great towns. and the men who traEnp
the bgRays aud higbways are theg not
oar ReighboFs, tu02 Whaf are we
doing abaat them? Ii ia not enough
1 10 dispense charity 10 these sptfsrlng
ones as remedy for the admitted
/ in5astiee nuder which they suffered
The church must not merely dispense
fchaFity, bHt it must teach people that
the system shat enriehes tue few at the
cost Of moral and material welI-being
Of the many, is esseBtially HBehristian.
For ourselves we take the position that
ahale, rs the Bible says, III o man vii
mot Rofk neither shall be eat, thp
converse is equally true, ii man il
aFllling 10 s0tk it Is The daty OF bis fel.
i iow.men 10 see that be has seGnstllinP
j 70 eat, and antii we come to this basis
oar Christianity nesds gaickening.'
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

AglosioRs victory for Sabbath OBJ
serRaBce was gained daring The late
inaugural il Washington The COM
p1lttse On inaugural arrangements were
preparing for Snptlag concerts to be
given by the marine baud A protest
was atsfted By several Christian aud
temperance workers, and carried b. bwu
prominent pastors TO eseFekaries Noble
aud sIFaeg. The former Of whom issued
= gseremptOry refusal 10 the committee
i0E the asa 0f the pension building
and the iatseF ~ decidedly decltned the
services of The nariste band. President
Cleveland las already expressed lis
unqualified diaapprorai Of Sunday con
esFts. at Rhleh the entire Christian
world Win Tejolee,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

The faraans 5steen Christina 81 SEs-
don delighted ID Tire fact that when .
tal9F instead of agsragiRg lear she
Eoaia clap her hands when she heard
the firing 81 guns. She studied and
read deeply and Was penetrated by 8
sensa II tha hiaa mission to which she
was called
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

81 C. C. C.. Certain Corn Cure, -
removes GDrms, Warts and
RmmiOBS. Warranted See That
= G.. C. c. Is Shown fEl every
Bottle. Take nO other.
Sold By H. D KearBsy
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

An Eaaian missionary puts the differ
anes between The amt and prO-opfam
contestants In anlRbsll Cost what
It Eaay IL nsneT. EBgl&nd must act
EiEhthanalT, and cast what it may Ia
nlgrais India nnst kaye FegsnGe. p" The
SENS holds good Ia the great temper
sfles crusade
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

The condition If the inmates Of work
houses ID Eagland is attracting Con-
siderable atbsDfion. particularly the
treatment Of old women, There are
bat ems habdred AMI tbirty-siz Romen
On The six bRbanea aud farty-aiehf
boards Of guardians, a5d IL is proposed
a. a remedy for existing evils thai
every board have from three to fQnr
capable womeu on it. and that THE pos
Of matngn be sfEe0 20 q woman Of re
hnRment aud education.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

The king Of all CunGEa Cures
is &C. C.. G.. Certain G0Bgk
Eures" HI cures Coughs, G8Itis,
sE0aTseness, Group, Influenza,
Bronchitis, &c, where other
remedies fail,
-snla BIZ d. D. EearReE.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

y aEAasg axAtE 3aANSssee aaae most
sS20Esfssas ztaaE I. NJ. Certain
asasaaRHH szwe@ Al xAaH greatest
a@sa@ety fxt@Hss sssF tic @sARe
~ szsApe &E0Assas 6oaaE Aisy
&ssasts, ss
atA ss 81 n Ksarnee
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

Au HnglishnRu Htifing ID defense Of
the public house and has glass Of s8e,
unaiitingly gives She rsRsan Why The
public house A0nrishes- He says thai
Be lskss The pleasant conversation ap6
society 81 friends, and that he and bis
friends are greatly amused At the sic
ceFe but mistaken opinions of certain
gentlemen who think that opening OF
museums aud similar places viii lessen
Tbs drinking for those sFbo enjoy the
ppblac house are not the persons who
enjoy the nuseam. .
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

Three million dollars WIS dis11REsea
by the government for agricultural co.,
iege maintenance during the past FeaE.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07
~ RBAE.

lsa71 Ct nsrEaH m ita nseas
cd Has cray
EeeE ne my 6auG. from staari Ell Hzps
Ssss ssr sada9
La nls bsth dIligsnsI wask
And aBty pray
let mr. b. lstna il wpf ard Deed
5aE5 tsr today,
Let nae be slow ID al ms H}Il,
PFampg - pney
iEIelp me % Eno1gifg INV 8s5h
5usI Scr to-day
Let ms nc Strong or Idle EnE3
En8bfnElnE ssy
Eet IBag Bsa3 EEpsu ELS zsi7ss
8ast for taday.
Let Hze ia ssaspa, Lord be grave,
In eEasOn gar
Lea me BE- fa5thfnl sn T5g grace,
Just Ter ta1zy.
SC, Ser tomorrow and Iis nse1
] Dc BUf pTaT
BEt kBeq, guide me- lgFe me. Lord,
aust f9r agaEy.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

No 10 4. III /. Cert "A Sas sAIfHl SSgaAef'
asn0f tkae besG Remaaagy son SaaKe
ever aseat 1ssF sARIIis sa8ast Fever
penn RElssney sgiil sge refunded.
Pheasant ~ saaase
said b n p kearnes
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

fsaais b very upright y8Bng lady
lies aat eaa's bent % snatgiRaaA !"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

"A dispatch iron Montana says The
Grow Igaians Bhow 6gat, No dgubt
they have c8BB.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

TesebeF-raCsn y0u tell me, Suite,
what asimal hes the waFmsst fur -
Eusjaf sitter q long fsusA - Toe baR. 3"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07


Ilep. 4Er. Williams Heartily En-
darses Hoods sassaPariEIa.
We are pleased 10 present this from
Rev "a. al. Williams, of The Sillsbse
street Christian Church, Lynn. Mass,
See noraasof wig . clergyman more than
B Iayu1an who knoRs whereof be speaks
sAasasa liesitate 10 approves an
Article of Merit
and Wprth. frtHa which he 81 iiis family have
been lgllaliy Aa9eiAisSi, and whose eaEg5laada~
ss1gi may serve 10 RNtHnn those baasItts 10
tstaaFs by Increasing their confidence. ny wills
has ~ many years been 8 stitlereE iEazn ssgeFe
Nervous Headache
for which she found little help Site Ilas tried
many things that Promised well hut per
&effaed sGttle. Last 8atl q 8ElEHa EaFa Aaf . 9at-
ne d NaHfFs naEsA3zaE8Iaa HI sH6H2s E3Fgal3s-
amE Maat simply enc i3atsa6 ealisa Nla kssa DO
i5g her. Ahs E&taeka ni headache 6tEsaaes Id
number aud we're lass Widest ia 3lletE inteu-
5ifz while aaT Ee1iFzai heaskiI lis 5ssail i'm
E10Faa. Aar appetite 3as aiae leRn better,
kEagn ON ~ Raflenee slth
Hoods aPSap agilss
u have III aeast4aFt ii endorsing fgs asasxSEp.''
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-04-07

HOOPS Pals are sha bgas gslsilg eathaFtse,
esatls ana etsestaFe. ~ aags IEtas 2lp
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pas Aiefer 2Btaimser(@if.
Gin3ig In ieiuer Art nab Rammt ans
benz bierteu 0nbrtmnoert.

Sn iansfter s3eit 9ins cine bas in
9id oeripabrte Wifiaeer51iff betreffenoe
Noti5 bur9 bic 8ldtter, 6ur9 iuelde
bic @rtnnerung an bieies fpertbpolIe, In
beutf9em Beiib befnblide Sabr3eua
tpo9serufen uirb. Das merfwhrbiee
Boot, bon benz mir cine Mbbilbuna
9eben, tDurbe 1858 TN glpoamer Woors
boben in. Sdlesmis. nabe am sliener
Suno, sefunben unb itar1mt aus benz
4. Sabrbunbert n. Chr, lit alto nod
etpa 500 Sabre alter ais bos bon ben
Normesern lit boben @bren gebaltene
Wtfin8eridiif BON @ofitab, baS tm Ser
unloerfitdt gu @briitiania sl~uflteauns
9%efnroen bat uub bon benz bas binnen
&ur5em nuter 3apitdn Magnus Mnbers
ion nod Chicago ieselnbe @ttinseri9if
cine getreue gtadbtlbung lit.
Das 9teler 8ifiuserf9tff ftebt ein3is
tn fetner Nrt ba unb 1T BON bobeu1
ar9dolosii9em Msrtb, neil es eiaeu
anberorbentlib 9nten @inblid in bic
noroii9e SdiGbaufunft iener 3eit se>
udbrt. Das Sabrseus, Elm iosenanntes
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@oberop @apaisnac. Gafimir gsrier.
Meinung TT Sranfreid berubiae1 nerbe,
LIT ebenio idwer porauSsuieben oils gu
eriuarten. gu ptel 3eute in berpor>
ragenber politii9er ODER i%oaialer Stels
lung baben In benz Banamapfubl tbren
Nanen bei9mukt, ais ba6 bnrd oas
Spfer bon etnem Dutenb Siinbenb6de
eine grinoli9e 8erf56nung Der 2egtou
bon betroseren Spetulanten m59lif)
udre. Denn, baB Der 'Reinfa1 auf
abenteuerli1e 0erfpre9nnger eigentli9
rur cine 9eredte 9trafe fir BITE Dumne
f6pfe tit, pelde iber 0eadt reid au her
ben ~glaubten, milf eben fol1en DUNE
men uidt tn ben 2opf.
Wenn man nun nit ben Berurtbeil,
ten @barles De 0effeps, bem,Bi<
5epr6ftbenten Der @eieufdaft, 6enrt
@ottu.. benz Gerpaltungsrafb- unb
Orsanifator bes 0ooSaftieniMtems in
benz uuternebmen, MartnS Son.
tame, benz ebemalisen @~eneraliefres
t6r uuo q. @tffel, BEN MiQtonen
einladeaben 8auunternebmer, iueria
Spn1patbte bat, 10 lam man ii1 famm
p~eria9en, nit BEN ssidbrtsen Serbi>
nanb De 2eiieps tiefes Mitleib au
er1pftnben. DaB elmer Der rubmreids
tter Mdnuer 6eS mobernen Tranfreids
BITE B%erurtheilun9 ais Betriiger erfabs
rem n1ub, TT traurig, 5urnal tperta man
taarl be3meifeln bari, baB biefer @reiS
tn ietnera angeborenen, bur1 Shmek.
deleteu nod gendbrten OpttmiSmus
oas Spfer Der gefpiiienloien Betriiser
Inn TIN berum ~gefDorben. Wie al
stneul Monarden nod faum ie BE
Wabrbsit 8eorunSen, lit, 70 tpurbe aud
benz alien 3efiep8 bur9 feine 66Htnge
BITE Wabrheit fern gebalten. Gber aur
bur9 ote 3ustraft fetues gtamens mar
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emropas srokter S6meepfns.
Rad ameritasiidem Bsrbilne III 9emtia.
laua foultruirt.

Rag aiteritaRtideHt SerbtlDe III 9eutI9'
taaa f~oaltruirt.
Der auBeroroentlibe 9dneefaa bies
feS Sahre8 bat audy in Deutihfdno bers
artise 8erfebrsitorunsen TN Gilenbabn>
btenit peruriaht, bab man 3t. aubere
orbentlibeu QtlfSmitteln sreifen niubte.
Die S9neepflise dlterer @atturg lets
fteten nidt mebr seniisenoen Nienit
unb 10 lit beun tir5li9, mad america
niidem 8rtu3ip, bon elmer 3alielsr
Strma eth ma9tiser S6neepHug fou<
ftrutrt moroen, Der ii9 por5islt9 be>
ipabrte. IS lit bis iett Der sin5ise iei.
ner Nrt in europa.
Die Mal6iue, beren aeuberes cine,
Betletouns. abnlib etnem 9roBen @ifen<
babupadwa9en erbalten bat, trdgt an
benz porberen Ebetf eth mdhtises Offences
etIernes @ebdule, eelien meiierartts 5u,
geiddrfte aanten Die Torm bes lt9ten
&tienbabnproileS bilben. Sn bieiem
@ebduie, bas mad btnten In etne runbe
Gorm iibersebt, lie9t elm 3ebntbeilises,
bon 9hmieoeeifen unb Stabl berseftells
ties Meferrao qner our 3ueri9tuug.
DaS Hao bat etpa 3 Wteter Durds
rneijer unb 1 Meter Eiefe uub fam ie
mad BebiirfuiB bel S9neenerwebunsen
ben Sdnee NIT ettpa 1000 Weter ,l1nts
fanssselhmiubigfeit tn Der Minute
refts ober linfs 3ur Sette iperien. Our
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Gine unterirabtf9e eIef.
trtl9e Rnn6babn fol BON elmer
snglihsbelsiiden @eiellf9aft bemnd1it
IN Grtiiiel erbaut tperbem. Dte Babr
pirb, ME man fdreibt, Doppelgelefie
nnb II an ben Oerfebrsreidfteu punts
Ten Der Stabt erridtete Sfattoneu ers
haltfn Der 8etrieb mirb nidt burd
page, ienbern bnrd ein3elne ie 40 Ser,
ionen faftenbe @aggons beforat tpers
ben entipredeno ben II Stationeu
iino fir tebfs @eletie II folder @a9s
CONS IN Mnsti9t genomnen, ipel1e TIM.
raer glett3eitis unb mad entgegenaeiess
ten Rtdtnu9en bon ben Statiouer ab,
fabren iperoen. Dte Yerionenbef0roes
rang BON ben unteriroilden Oolteftel,
len 3u ben obertretiaen Bahnh6fen
ipirb bur6 slettrij1e luf3iise bemerf.
iteligt iperoen. Der Betrieb tptrb auf
@runb(ase oes bereffs In Qtperpool elm,
gsfabrteu eleftriiden 0lodipftems Elm.
9ertGtet perben.
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Sine ueiuios, ssrenus..

g9tn GIeurb N ber Npfb 10 Elm utrIltder Ereunt ~
Et9t nssntsr ais zine WtutcH gsute baben fold einen
inns. 9njfsn unb. S&ptnbfu&tA s~efunben. Tean ete
stete grobdrttae 9uhen. Waebtetn nod nts aetrauMt bas
pen, pann fcutsn Sie .H& bird etntn getfn6 baron
nptr1tn9tH, bab ttefelbe wunberbare qDtrtnnaen ,bet
bsr 9etlHre Bon alien SaIss, Nruls unb Qunaeubes
t@rsreen er5tett. Bon tsber Efaf&e pi.b a~oranfirt,
eab ras wftttel Mles tethef, mas BON tim per{prrd DEN
utre, rber bab bas @eIb 5nrn6erfdttet utrh. @rctss
Eidl9en fret bet Der rSan Gntcnip Trua Cos @roSe
SlHMeu gu SO GeRts unb 81 Loo.
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gsral. Baibant. gmtoniu groua.
fdr fir Die @btcasosr Wusftelumg, 70,
tuie Der Seuator 8eral ais Die gron,tc
nenteiteu geb0ren, man f9etnt rul, bod,
1T Part8 meuigiten8, Der @ade etpas
miibe 9emorhen unb bel1aftist Iih pie<
ber etnnal NIT benz c2ommenben.A
go ftebe1 ee9enw6rtis smet Mdnner,
alerbtn9s tnfolge ibres tnerBiihen Tuf.
tretens In Der banana. Gffatre, In Dem
polttif1en Borber9runb @aftmtr
perter, ber iteue Gammerprdfbent
un6 beioubers Der Deputirte @obe@
frob @apat9nac. Dieter 0estere
pirb iosar als fiiuftiser Yraiibenf Der
RepublR geuannt.
9. @aoat9aac lit fanm 40 Sabre oft
unb ftammt aus elmer 6~eribmten So
mile bon Republifanern. @ein 8oter
mar Der General eugene Gapaisnae. Der
Chef Der erefuttpen @erpalt I'M Sabre
1848. Der iun9e @pbefrop bate lfon
ais @gmaaliait BOT, {id re6ei1 semadt,
tu6enl ct fi9 BET elmer 0ffertltden Brets,
nertbetlung tpeiserte, ieinen BretS aus
ben 0anoen bes bamalt8en faiierliben
Yrin5ea. ia Gmpfaug gu nebmeu. Den
2rteg madbte ct ais Sretmt1t9er nit,
tpuroe bann .Snsenieur. ftnbirte ober
fpdter NIT gldn5enbem @rfolg bic Re9te.
Sn Der 3aulu1er LIT er felt 1882 ; unter
3oubet mar ct Mariteminifter, trat
inoeb ipesen Observation-Disclosures
nit BET Satnrter betreffs Der expedition
IN DabomeD 5uriid. Setn Wtf5ett nn6
fem gerabeS Welet tpetien tbn1 te6enfals
unter ben fraua6iii6eu 8ottifern etnen
bebeutenoen B(ab au.
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9euti@ @m8liifbe gbmlc,

can M%ntoniD, TeTa8.
Nnertannt ti9tise .2ebranftalt fir Rnaber
unb Mdb4en; ; felt breibis .Sabren IN rege.
Wirfiamtett. 8ortrefai4e 2ebrfrxfte unite.
betpdbrter 2eituns. Ser e,.eIt59em SpraGe
trtrb, tpie Der beuti9en, bDae 8ednuue ge.
trasen. auberbern unterriht int Spaniihen.
Ginigermaben norbereitete Sddler fifben ie.
ber3eit aufaabme. Ndbere auSfunft ert5silen
Serr S. @roeS, qraiibent bes SduI Sprs
fanbes unb 80 m. .Barbed, Director BET
Gntaf. tnr-
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Deutider 9dneepFus.

Bewesuns bteies S6leuberrabes bieut
etne 450pferoise 3wiatngBbampimas
fdine, bic NIT benz 5useb0rigen Dampfs
tefiel ben neberietun9smeIeu unb Sc
trteben tnnerbalb be8 Wdse1S liest.
Beim Nbrdumen Der ShueemaGen BON,
BabniDrper miro Der Bflug ie nab Tins
fang Der @dneeperpebung bon elmer
ooer 5ipet 2ofomottpen norgei9oben.
DaS @epi9t bes S9neepflusS .betrdst
1880 &tlosramm.
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Das Wersieast tteat,

Wt ptnfAen nrferen aRttbhrgerf mihutsetIen, bas
wtr DIT. Rings neues S@wtnbfu4ts 8 6etImittef beretts
Rings y1eut 9sbet : pineu, Budfens Nrusca 6aibe unb
Glestrte Btttsrs, unb ba6 rtr niemals 6ettniittet pers
fault baben, bic 70 gut sgrbenE cber BITE 70 ~aIsemetn
~tefriebist haben, nile btefe. Rtr 3Ssern feinfn Gnoens
Slid, bic @urantie "a, btis WQtttel isber 3eft su aters
nebmen nut fub ftets hesett, bas perarssabte @eIb sus
rh6iusatlen, mem ibrem Gebrau@e feinc befrtebteeps
ben WefuIfate eefcist fub. Dtefe WfitteI eerbanteu TIRE
srobe pprpIaritdt tbren etseuen Herbieufen. 9um
Hertauf Bet Der pSan Gntputc Drug Co.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-28
pie eraem gamama- @pfer.

@eitere In AasHat eenommeme giubens
bsde BON sufiwftisen YraFasnten
her @etmbliE.
Die algemeine 6erberung nod Sib1e
fur ben Banamaihutnbel bat cine erite
MbiAla9s5abluu9 erbalten unb etne
alpette utrb btnnen 2ur3em erfolst iein.
DaB iid bautt nnb baum bic 0ffentlt1e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-28
VINUH RUBDUA PASTEURIENsE,
Sanit6tS<Wein.

t1niere in GIaf9en pafemrtFrten
aotbmetne. tpet1e ben befnnter8etIer
@%attuns unb gutem Sabrsans BITS anr
SIaf4snretfe fprsfdIttef seepFtst
ino urter Mns5HluB Der atuncfphdft3Hen 2lift
II. Der Jlafde biS 5i Der BON @aff ear Dor,
eefhrtebenen 9erRperatur unb inter gsud,.e,
9efolsung ber BON betmielben geeebenen Be,
%ftmnnngen behanbeIt ftnb, ei9Sea fi@ duBcr.
orsentlt9 anns GebranH fur 8rarse unS Re
eonpaleseenten un6 bel GSibemten uab fini
IN reriHiehenen groferey 9espitaIern, Bran,
t~enbdufern, 2a5aretbea .e. beretts NIT sutetn
erfcls etnsefibrt. Sid rs inner
mtr absr bisfe bortii gItMen wotL
gepFt8ten Weine au45nfn t6eIb
den Sebrau& e%mpfeblen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-09

Richmond, Va, says; "a dispatch
from Winston. N. c., tonight. says the
left hind foot of a graveyard rabbit is
said to have brought about the repeal of
the Sherman law. Mr.. j. E. Uzzle Of
this city, during the last presidential
campaign, presented Vice President
Stevenson, while visiting this city, with
a rabbits foot, telling him 1t would
certainly bring him success. A few
days before the senate voted on the
repeal bill Mr.. Uzzle sent the vice
president another, telling him to use it
on that august body. Mr.. Stevenson
writes back that he used it with charm
ing effect"
There isn't the slightest doubt that the
rabbits foot was just as efficacious in
bringing about the vote in the repeal in
the senate, as even the efforts OF the
gentle Adlai. The Democracy placed
its trust in just such trfling and frivo-
lous things, while the real work Of the
repeal fell upon the Republicans. Rab-
bits feet for the Democracy and work
for the Republicans is about the size OF
the case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-09
A DELUsIvE SCHEME.

From present indications the opera
tives in the Atlantic mills will continue
at work, although they regard the
cut down which is TO go into
effect on the nth inst. rs unnecessarily
heavy. This course is the sensible one
TO pursue. Had the mill workers who
left their looms nearly five weeks ago
acted with the same wisdom a strike
would have been averied, aud possibly a
more satisfactory scale Of wages secured.
IL is fact, as experiences has repeat
edly proven, that wage workers can
more readily settle differences with
their employers. more expedtiously and
generally more acceptaby, by renaying
at work and seeking a compromise than
by resorting TO such drastic measure
as strike. I'm the case OF
the Atlantic mill operatives there
is every reason for believing that II they
send delegation from among their
number 10 point cut to tiic employers
the injustice OF the new scale thcir rep
resentatiyes will he accorded fair
hearing.
AS The News has previously remarked.
differences between employer and en-.
ployed. especially in times OF depression
and stagnation like the present, must
be settled II at all by compromise. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-09

interests of employer and employed are
closely related. What affects the one
for better or foS worse similarly affects
the other. Mutual concessions must
he made, therefore, when differences
arise. In no other way can strikes be
avoided and the the parties concerned
saved from loss and suffering.
Mr.. McGuy. who is managing the
strike of the Olneyville operatives, made
the statement yesterday that a plan
was under consideration for the secur-
ing of loan Of $4,000.
Ten thousand dollars is large sum,
no doubt, and the announcement natu-
rally created some enthusiasm, but
when the operatives consider the mat
ter calmly they will see, that even If
secured it would afford but temporary
relief. If, as Is claimed, 1000 persons
are affected by the strike, there would
be but $3.50 for each. This is not
munifcent sum, and as can be seen at a
glance would maintain the beneficiary
but short time.
And when that has been dispensed
will the operatives be in any better con-
dition? On the contrary will not their
position be still more deplorable ? 1t
certainly seems so, and it is to be hoped
they will not be caught by such delu-
siye scheme. but take the sensible view
and arrange a conference between the
manufacturers, who have announced
their willingness to meet them, and their
own representatives.