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Brio rating lYasjp.'
[New firicati s Time* I
Wh a n He. Tunner, th?- [ »»femurr
and piactieer of the art am science
of starving, was engage^. in his
celebrated experiment o
forty days without food ho
tered mach ridrente and
from the press ami the
living
UCOtlli
Seoriim
^ e
j enenl
public. His Riiecessfid «lent ustra
tion of mail's ability to live tar cot!
sidéral de periods without Xiting
appears, however, to have wrtbtghl
h greet reform among the tramps.
This once numerous horde of Yet
min which infested the leugtli d|id
bremlth of the land has
disappeared, so suddenly, m tact,
thaï some of the papers that re
cord the foci suppose the tramps
tobavodiedoutamlgotintoprison
to «noli an extent that the dass is
to such an extent xnat tut mass is
pretty nearly exterminated.
The tact really is they have been
starved into uluuidouiug the Irnsi
ness. Before Tanner's experiment
coninion humanity would seldom
ftermit ï\ aeoHu oi tood to tiiese
shifllew Nobody want
ed to be responsible for the star
.... ' .....ot
\ation ot tile most worthless rat-
cal Hint ever begged at the kite!)-.
en door, and lienee the seurvey
crew were confident oi' a 1 wavs be
. . ... i- * '
in#.able to pick up a living even
without the trouble of Stealing. In
hiCt, loaded witii criminality, as is
the character of tile, representative
tramp—murderer, nvnslier and
robher thougii he might he—no
hody ever heard of his stealing
11 rem I for he eonld alwn.vs lieg it.
This was before the era of Tanner.
When, however, the charitable
housewife and the kind-hearted
cook found ont that food was only
a mere luxury, and not a prime
necessary of life, they promptly
eliul the clipboard door against the
rascals and bade them go and eon
___________________ t _____________
template Tanner, the anosile of <
rri • 1 'O
slbstllieiiee. Tills was too much
ior till tramps. It broke Up tilt
business, and the\ have either
risen to the dignity of regular
thieves, or, mayhap, it few Of them <*fi
iwve gone to work. Tauner .is a
great reformer and a public bene- .
Y,, 4 „„ 1
I
> • -n--------- ter
He Raises His Own Rrr
PLIES.—There is a gentleman liv
iug in this county who informs us
that, several years ago. lie was so
deep in debt, that he thought
there was no chance for him to re
cover, and his stock and lands
were about to be sold by his cred
itor*!. He could get credit no
where, and as he vas running
large number of plows, the chan
ecfrfor making a crop were slim,
»e-foimd a friend, however, who .
loaned linn money to buy bis sup
plies for-oue year, but still lie did
not have enough to run all ids
ï , , ,
plows, SO he cut (low: the number.
and being forced to raise his own
pniviaioim. phuitod corn. oats,
peas, potatoes, etc., and then the
t.___ a . x , . ,
surplus in eottoii. Next lie got a
lot ot fine Jiigs and fattened them
for pork. What whs fite result!
««ï » ...... .......... '»«
whs tin- result!
and smokehouse were
filled. and lie did not a sk for credit
the next year. lit paid part of ilia
cotton to his frieadand tin rest to
his creditors, and by planting Ute
next year, tutdibè u«xt, lie soon
[»»id his d«»bt-s and made himself
an independent man.—j Arlington
Advance.
Soar Orange Wiue.
To five gallons of ram water add
one gallon of the juice of tlie
sour orange, strained: twenty-five
pounds of&ii sugar, clarified with
thewell-lieaien white-;.CtAvoe.r.ri.
tue weil I (eaten winter,), two eggs,
bring up to boiling point m tin or
porcekuu-liued vessel. Set aside
five minutes, skint well, then add
one quart ot raw jntee. Strain the
whole through a thick cloth: Set
away for six months, when fer
mentation will have ceased. i P
best, kept in glass, ««.eh as large
demijohuL.) Lae no corks, but tie
cloths over the months of the v**-'""
»els. At the end of six montlut draw a
f .*"■ »
tug one-tonrth pint ot good whiskey !
oue-tonrth pound of white sugar
to «very gallon. Now t-ork close
iV «et aside ngaii in a drv win
i
phiee tor torn or SIX mouths, and
the wiue will be superb. Gontin
ues to improve wiiii age.
—- » , __TuwbakhC
. - !
. - , „ !
A mumavLT Qüssh-iok — The
Year old bov ii&d beau to
Sunday eehool, where his teacher
Imd told the class the story ()f
Moses leading the children of 1 s
reel litrougb the lied Sea; bow the. ;
waters were divided, and Mose«
aud bis ueonic mud ov«- m ,.
nuu un- peopu [Idesetl over Oil dry
htud; aud how, when Pharaoh und
Ilia hoeto attempted to follow, the,
water closed in and dust roved
Ti., iniiT JlV
Uieui. The little fellow, walking
hoaie with his firitot, asked him if
he believed this story. The tather
replied. uty sou. of coarse if
do. it is in the Bible, aud I be
lieve everythiug in the Bible."
The boy remained silent lor a few
minâtes, when lie said : "Pa, would
yon ltelieve tluu story if it wne iu
Uie uewBpapere F' V» had been a !
SÎ2 a*
hai! hcrtrd htm niitkc sonic dis j«u
aging remarlv« touehiug the reim- ;
blfitv of aew«|ta}*era.—fGiueiuuati '
'tiewrtte.
his
Succession Sale.
tWPmiM Jwiiriat Ihxtrirt Court, Pariah
of (Mamiei.
»CCCESSniN OT ,1. V. liOMERn. DECK (SKI).
nY virtue of an on 1 er. dated August
34tii. MSI, from thi' Hon. Fourteenth
Indicia! District Court, in and for Oal
e «sie«] Bmbth.Xa., will in' sold byII. Lu
-ien Romero. administrator of said »
-i-ssion. at the last restden«. of.T. V.
Koroero, deceased. near Lata- Artlurr.
<*>»<■>, s.nuj-r.d,, o.,
Thursday, Heptemher 2». IHBl.j
all the property belonging to said sm
(•»•«won. nr follow-. t..-wit :
r \ T , w <> hundred and five acres
^ffawiÄÄr
t ion 17 towrndiip No. 11 . south of
range No. 3. west, except lot No. 1 sold
*<> Margaret K. Römer.,. Sept. IS. M70.
-• A T n V 2 °.f *njmt«d in
is !"<'ofKt. Landry. La., being tiro
is f , , M , rtatl 7(; j,, tl> wuKhip
M). waitii of run".' No.
2 70 a»i,l fWllOO acre,
- nest, con- j
\
tabling
3. Tiu* Buildings and Improve
mpnf s; live hundred panels of pienx fen- j
vJ^p^honS'o".T^dV^rc"i«i ''fiimî- !
um . ere., eu .
'Tfhms VXD ('oxhttionh—A ll sams of
dollars and ander, cash on the day
nah-, and au noms over ten dollar.-, on
,, rm jj. of one ami two years; purchas
cr> n> furnish their promissory notes, ;
payable in three equal annual instal
"»«'ts. from day of sale, bearing eight
percem |»er annum interest after mu
niritv, witii good and solvent security,
t>, the satisfaction of the administratni
T| i- mal estate to remain specially niori
^VndVsVtejlo'Â^Ua, pliÆ
pri.v thereof.
Clerk's Office, Lake Charles, La.. Aug.
27, MMI. TIIAB. MAYO. Cle.k.
HucoeBsion Sale.
Fourteenth Juiltrial IhatrirtCourt, ' ulru
eicti Pariah, Ln,
SffAKsstox or Josetii Horn, mois. Dei 'e.
It Y virtue of an order, duted August
D tftth, JKK], from tilt Hon. Itth.ludi
< lal 1'istne; ('ourt. in and for lb. uatish
'O ( alt'USieu. La., W| be solilbv M O,
niv ie IleVr:. administratrix of said sm
cession, at tin last re-idenc of Joseph
Bourgeois, dceeaseil, in this jiansli. on
Thursday, Oetolier ti. IKSt.
<*fi the following described property, l«e
longing t<- said succession, to-wit :
. ; certiun piece or parcel of
laud, containing 4! and lt|Hlb a-.-n-s. ami
I desrriiHii as being the north-east qunr
ter of south-east quarter of section No
-jj. in t-w-nship N... m. ~ nth -< rang,
•' west, as per patent No. IttJs.
2. Another tract of land
tabling I.T andSiiiOP acres,deserilied a,
being the w est half of liorth-vusi quar
ter and south-east quarter of north-west
quarter of section No. 27
No. lu, south of range N
patent No. 1782
3. Eleven bead of gentle cattle,
one gentle hors,.. one wagon, one genii,
mare, seventeen head of sheep, nine
. in township
Ô west, as }K*r
bead of hogs fencing, household and
kitclun tarnituiv, *c., &e.
of the^A'.f JLV«rÂ"„irèaih'
mi the day of sal-., and for to- balan.x.'
«' ■ two and tiirei' y ears credit, from
[{"'.'Gy of sale; imrelias r> t. exeent»'
tiitir prcMinsst^rv notes for the civnlit nur.
t,„n of their turn-bases, pavabk t.,'tin
order of the aduiinistrairix. with g.«,|
and solvent security, to her satisüctlon.
j'' ' 1 '!"'equal aiinual liistainients. bear
Uiv cijiiit lx*T edit. iH*r ;uiii in j i micmxt
from maturity until paid, and the real
property to remain «[wially nmngage«!.
"dl'vendor's privihige, in favor of said
tionoftt..
thereof,
Clerk's < «Tus
»«wher. iks;.
_____
, Lake Charle-. to.. S-p
niAl>. MAYO, Clerk.
NlCGesHl
on Stile.
ScccEsstoN or Wm. Ktxrt, Jiecrv-eo.
|>Y virtue of an order from tin- lion.
* 14th .luilicial District Court, of the
-I ■ mil .HlUiria. ltj.-unct ( ourt. of the
state of touisLum, b and for the uai-iah
of ( aleasieu. Lited September S, 18 «].
a,,<i » »vmiuission t<> iuêiliivete<i. I will
I e V 1! auo,! " 11 ''' the List and
highest ludOer. a* tiro Court lieu«- doer
in the to>vn of Lake Charles, to. on
«ednesdav, October 12 IHSl
,t elevenoVto-kn. m.. ttofohowingde
Serital propertv, belonging to saj'i «,1
''cssron. m-wit :
pThe undivided half-interest in
Ae Gllowing describe lot of'laud, «hü
Ä
lb vision street-, having eigh r> feet from
JP» «rivet, by two Imndred feet in
a ^ > - t v.f i<J ?A ,>IViKI ' )1! *'«vet. and having
v.«»KSi£ÄÄ 5 'Sig' 4 fc 'i 4 r
hwwnled north hr Division strom Vast
fer }f llu ' street south by tots of c,m, a
..ton a " li bviotsof Get, \v. Ityau,
îïïSue**^ interest in all the
buLldmÿcs ami improvt-amus iLervt/r
erected and the ret. - belonging
-• -A lot of household aud kiteh
cn furniture.
nxuiTUMiMi»-K.i.g,—cht*),
on the dav of sale.
David h. ly u
c . c«Ltaiw«?u IWrUh.
m ?*V e > XAk<!t ' 1 «»rles, La., Sej
W. 1 ««».
:fok kaxe.
» „ V r t , .
j - \ R Town tots, in Lake Charles,
I throe squares from tie Lake advau
tugeousiy situate I
„41®' *A acres <jf land, math of
{gui l ! ut ' ^puüs from tira
Railroadde[«t.east of Calcasieu r 1
To to «old in lot- to -nil mm-imser
m Very litoral ten»»« will to- given
1° , aM q.P* rl , v Fwvluaiiw with intention
u ' 1 A »oiihsft
sept.3. l««. Lake Chades Gi
DL.SIUA11U; FAIM! FOR SALE.
TM» eM Math U>- plaee. «bout tw« i
Charta«, »»muinittg
i«n-hou«e~, and ground < i*t-rn rwulv
foruw ' Ternis litoral *n<l ease.'
Aw>iv ' l< ' M .i. HusTBtrr
sept. 3, 'fil.
or G. A. FUDJt.NKT,
Lake Chartas;. : La.
/
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M O N E Y
—BY—
G O 1 \ G
—TO—
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—dealers in—
jVltl.ioils Hilf«. U|i, m . .,„,1
* AlJllN. MltllS dilli
DRY GOODS,
lioois. dotliiiifij,
-AND
GENT'S EUJRNTSHING
f 'i •
! r T*f If ♦#-' 1*1 PW
A x t f lltO^
G O O D 8 ,
Hardware,
AND
FIRMTUBE.
01 anove consuuitlv on lumd.
u - i
Keep « full, well eelectod stock
which we offer to purchaser* at
ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES !
»nd Hee for Yourself.
j
I
^ ^ 9- ^ ^ ^ P P -P
lanxci «nus mu,
Hilt tOF VTttV PBUIIBi'E.
July h, 1881 ,-Lj-.
825 TO 850 PER DAY,
CAN EASILY BE MADE BY USING THE CELEBRATED
VICTOR IMS IlOflt liOBIMi
nr ANY TART OF THE COUNTRY.
We mean it. and arc propnrod to demonstrate the fact. They arc
operated by either Man. Horse or Steam Tower, and bore very rapid.
1 They range in size 'from
3 INCH TO 4 lii> FELT IN DIAMETER,
AX1) WILL HOLE TO MY F LE QUIRL I DETTE !
They will bore siiccesafnlly and satisfactorily in all kinds of Earth,
Soft Band and Limestone. Bituminous Stone Coal, Slate. Hard Pun
! Gra vel, Lava. Builder's Serpentine and Conglomerate Rock, and guar
j anteed to make the very best of Wells in Quiek Santi. They are light
! running, simple in construction, easily operated, durable, and acknowl
edged as the best and most praetiefil Machine extant. They are en
dorsed by some of the highest State Officials. We contract tor pros
! pecting for
Coal, Gold, Nil vor. Coal Oil. and all Kinds of Minorais.
AI*o for siulinrj Artesian Well* null Cnttl Sha ft*, dr. We ahn fnrnixh
Enaitic*. linilrrx. Witui Mill*. Eiftlrauli ? Earn*. Enrxt Entrer x,
Erie! Machine*. Mininr/ tnnl*. Portable Enrt/c*, Hack
J trill*, anti Machinery af all kind*.
teff" Good active Agents wanted in
Address, WESTERN Hit
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