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Wise .Assn,0Iiifi0HS.

Shun evil speaking Deal tendcrly with
the absent; say nothing to iu!iict 4 wound on
their reputation. They may be- wrong and
wicked W, your knowledge OF it does not
oblicc YOU TO disclose ,hcir character except
TO save others from injury Th,n 10 it IN Il
WY that bespcak- spirt o. kindness for the
abscn, offender. BE no, ha-ly to credit evil
reports. They are often the result of mi>En-
Outstanding, or Of evil design. cr they PRO
coed from an exaggerated or partial dj-'lp'urc
OF fact, Wait aud learn the whole history
before you decide diem believe ju~t what cv-
idencc compcl> you 10 and no more. Hur
even then, AXE heed uu; 10 indulge the least
unkindncss, else yon diIsipa'c all the pin; If
prayer Dr them, aad unnervc yourself for do
ing them good II TiiIrc.
Richland beacon., 1874-12-12

NY virtue Of writ of Fl Fa issued from
IL the Honorable llth District Court fo
the parish of Rehland, State Of Loui>in"a II
the above emitted and numbered sur and t.
me directed a. Sheriff of the parish Of hIrh
land. have seized and Will once for sac a
the door or the oour, house in >a4I parish o
Richiaal, within the legal hours Al pubIic aur
ton to the highest bidder on
Saturday Hte 5h day Ct Dcro 1874
the following described property, to-wit:
The north east quarter Of section =, an'
south est quarter Of sec,ien - and fractional
south Yves. quarter or son,h west section =
and also that faction north OF BJ,uf h!Ecf y
the soJth east quarter of section =, ="
Township l. north Range Is eat with Of
improvem 'mis thereon.
Terms Of sale. cash without l9fIL.
aprcileneui. cu-IT
. O..~ 81. 1l5.':: -
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Good Things Of Fife.

TT is no, little children alone who are fond
of the good things of lie. The elders have
a decided leaning that way. And thus 1t is
that all classes and ages desire 10 know where
they can Jurchase At the lowest rate, rich. red
ripe anples, juicy oranges, luscious grapes,
the sweetest Gambler and the richest nuts.
And knowing the wants Of this community
Mcssrs v Bnnnrlli 4 Bro. have sought 10
meet II by laying in an immensely large stock
whice they are dispo>ing of AT surprisingly
rapid rate o eager and well satisfied custo-
nsrs, at theil store No. 176 Washington
street They have also fire crackers, fire.
works, torpedoes, fancy groceries and all
kinds of Christmas Goods. cocoanu;c, ilterts,
almonds, seedle>s Tsisins and toys Look {
your interest, and before buying. cnll on
Al V. BONELLI X BRO
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yq<f PrjLSt,R, o., It Serij Enr|op". Prir
STRAITS.
4 LECTURE en- tie Nature. Ir.a.meu'. aui
E,ll.aI cure If Seminal Nrn,u"--. "r St"r-
ma,arrlloca, induced by SIT Abn-'. i"vc'tn-
,arv Emission. lmro,rucy. Ncry'H> n'as.iy.
AMI lmu..3.mr,'- To- NJrr.n-e .'ugrH'y
Piles. Consumption. FpiI"p,w "nI' fh,;
Mental and Physical inrer7r'.y. %'.-Hy
ROBERT J. CJLE ERWtLA. ". D., author
rf the ";;5ccu Book. a..
Tho world renowned author. lr tins admir-
able Lecture. clearly proves from H. own cA-
urfi.nrc thar the avail consequences otS"h-
Abu-r may be ciicrtuaiy removed without
medicine and without dan4,rpa, surgical or
CREATIONS. bou.ics, instruments, ring, or cordl-
AIS paiuring ont IA modes q: cure n once GER
tain ar.l ciia.rual by whi.h every sufferer
no matter what his condition may hr, mag
cure himself chcaply. Privately, and radically
Th. Lcr,sc Will prove boon % thousands
AID lhou>aINS.
Sent under ,cal in n plain envelope, TO any
address. on receipt OF six ccnt~,or two po,taS'
stamps. Al>o, DR.. >IIi>bec's Remedy fo
Piles. Send for circular.
Addres, the Publishers,
CuAS. J. {. KLINE X co,
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 1885
Richland beacon., 1874-12-12

VIZ invite the attention to the law card Of
Cobb& Gunby, of Monroe La--Th:s firm
well deserves the patronage Of our readers,
and we can recommend them as being a,..on.
the ablcst legal Counse!ors in the State
Richland beacon., 1874-12-12

RowELL * CHEsMAN, ST. Louis Mo. ere
our authorized Agents to contract for adver-
Using for the BEACON.
S. NJ PETuyGILL & Co.. - Park Row
corner Bcckman street, New York, are our
authOrizen agents for y. !.
WALKER, TAYLOR x Co. Newspaper Al
vcr,ising Agents, l3l W. Baltimore street.
Baltimore, Nd, are our authorized agents to
contract for advertising i'm the BEACnv
Richland beacon., 1874-12-12
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
The Rayyille Varieties

Will give an Entertainment in
the basement of the Hasonic Lodge nj
Rayville, on Thursday night the l7tt
inst, when will be presented the
laue liable drama, entitled
"BREACH OF PROMISE,
SECOND THOUGHTS ARE BEST
The Entertainment is given to raise
funds to liqIiGate the debt against the
Church and Lodge building.
Admission 80 cents; Reserved
seats, Sl,0O; children under ten
years, half price.
Z. IT. RYAN, Pres.
II. Il. PETT1T.
W. 4. SCOTT.
Stage Managers.
NE'AGI>rRATE>' BLANKS. Of every
~ description. neatly executed - ihit
tl,ff &, l,t tn, s!t.rtrsf notice
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Lecture
To Young Men.


pU-c -jN cents.
: LECTURE ou ,ar Nature, Treatment,
aud N,,li.al care If >rcmaior.h"'a r
Sr.I.ual N,.a.c--. Involuntary Em.>,"'-,
Sexual Uc'd.y, and l"prd."rr.'~ to
riel -. 1r.. r,...y Nervousness, Consumption,
Epj,p-y. and Fit: Mental and Physical
Incgrac.;y resulting from Sell Abuse, Nc.--
Bv Eo5cr, !. CulvcIwcil, VI. D., Author of the
Crcen H.ok. *.
The word-rcuowncd auhor, in this admi-
r;,l.r lecture. cicary proves from MS own
,.>rr,icia.,. HAT the awful consequences #
>r.,.A ia... may Dr. Ell, tudi.y removed with
oa, dangerous surgical operations, bougle-, M
,.f,ntu-, riu-> ot curd,aI-, pointing ou,,,
i.,.f a. cure ~ ,rcc certain and cilectuc,
ai..n every su;.-r,r. l., matter what, mi.
1.,.,n u.,y To-. iu'; cure hin .eir c,riu ,,n,.,
,arcly anI riasr,ay. TINS i"c,l..
a boo,! 10 j'iot-au.- and tii4lrn.. in , pl,ir
>rrr u'.'., -o7I, go '-,.e,p, Cd. * cru,.. ,c
>rt'cI ,.,c.r.". on 'adlrr-S rhc Publishers.
, tW' ..'-.'=' -,..,,:...J. {. Mime co.
'Ai,cN Ior& F. O. Box $50.
III haw:.Lu
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THE RUTLAND DEACON.
L"cAL ITEMS.
fsayVii'c. J.. IHrr. az. 1871.
ksSligiOUs.

DIVINE .SyavIcE.-:br appointments g..
we Baptist Chuso', ~ n"yvr.., arr IN" la
Sundays in each rno"'a.-N nv. FEAyK y.
DEoAnHys, Pastor.
APPoISTVEvTs R,yyIliE CmcuIr. NJ. f
,HrRcH S"UTu -Gisari, FIRST sabbath
kayyilio. SrranI SHil'nfh. ~. Third
Sa'.b"h. Lnon, FourilI Sabbath. '-ey Tu5s.
=. HANDLE, Poster in charge.
Observation-Disclosures. d. !. Campbell vii.
preach regularly. at Alto on the Is; Sabha'h
IN each month a, Union ChH.ch on Ra,kin
Ridge, in Franklin Pa. On the tiird Sab
bath at Rayviil. orh" fourth Sabbath: at
Oak Ridge, Nor"housc, Pa, On the second
Sabhathin each month. iicashing in Ray
willie every Wednesday n,gu;.
Masonic. communications OF
/. r. F. McGuire Lodge No. 300 the 2nd We'd
tpesday in each month.
Temperance T.. RrcHLhND
Council No. -, meets on the second and
fourth Tuesday night, Of each month.
~S. II. C.-RAyyILLE CcrNcIL No. y.
holds lis regular meetings every Tuesday
night.
Patrons Of IEUSbaHdry.-RAY-
WILLIE GRANGE, No. -, meets every second
. and fourth Thursday in each month, at / |
o'clock, A. NJ
Richland beacon., 1874-12-12
Flour.

-n0 Barrels: 900 hat do-all gradcs-in-
r.a'iua PURITY, the Premium Flour
~ 49,. late i I.oais Fair, and the TIA
Rh." il equal. both uneXcelled. at
dec IL q LtMEiN E"GLFsrnS :.
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Patrons Of IEuSbaHIry,-R

WILLIE GRANGE, No. -, meets every second
and fourth Thursday in each month, at |
o'clock, An
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
Come in ?"
In walked Mrs Mercy Mou's-

.
In walked Mrs Mercy Mou's-r.
( Our hero politeness was excessive,
/ md amid mech bowing, speechifying
AID 80 forth. the fair visitant was
comfortably installed in a chair, and
Tom waited, all attention, tor tie
disclosure ot her business.
You are, perhaps. surprised at
seeing me, Mr.. Rathburn? -
"Oh, dear. no replied the gallant
Tom. Lawyers ere never surprised
-oniy too happy, etc, e'c.
Hem :" said the widow; 81 real.
jly-7
"Rcassure yourself, my dear mad
anne take time, said Tom, consider.
ateIy, perfectly sure that the lady
mad called to intrust him with law
business Of delicate and lucrative
nature. "lty YOU say so, | will con
tinue for while"
"On. no; II is best to have it over,
A-a-excuse me; but-This is very
embarrassing"
"Qh, no." said Tom, socthingly,
"not at all. am the recipient of 20
many condolences. you need not mind
ii at al. |. there any hing can do
FOR vouT'
Yes. ] have come-or, rather,
no-and, yet-Oh, how dreadful it
Is to be a lonely, unprotected woman,
"Ah, it is, indeed, { a condOlatory
sigh from Tom.)
For one who has baen-been
otherwise and the widow buried her
face in u cambric handkerchief, the
the daily sadness of a life or-ot--
Ienay say. retrospect-musing in
tears and solitude 0ger-Oyer--Mr.
Rathburn, never having beeD q wild
ow Yourself, you dop't know what a
doloful creature a widow is.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
ltems for the Lndiea.

Pretty New ,Iersey girls sre face
tiously called ssnd witches.
a woman in New York does
thriving business as bill poster.
The ladies of San Francisco isve
esta blished a home for Chinese wo-
men.
The Eiack Crook ballet girls play
ed croquct nearly sll Sunday after.
noon in public place in Nashua.
Miss Kellogg has just declined an
offer of go, 900 and expenses for ten
nights Of English opera in Colifor.
MIA.
4 lady who used 10 keep three
servants, now doea her work cheer
fully. She found her husband kissing
them.
The wife OF Senator Spragus will
soon sail for Europe with the inten-
tion of remaining there several
years.
Sally Hicks of Jefferson this Stete,
aged 81, went into the field and pick
i ed up 20 bushels Of potatoes one day
recently.
Lady Staniy vas present g. Paris
at the funeral Of that eminent
Frenchman, Guizot, and threw flow
ers on the coffin.
An old lady, eighty years cd,
went from EPSON to Lawrence the
other d4y TOR the purpose Of hearing
John q. Cough speak.
Maggie Mitchell is coming money
/ from her representations OF Fan
chon the the Cricket" and Marie
in "1he Pearl Of Savoy"
! Lady VI. W. Montsgu. says: The
onIv objection | have 10 be man is
/ that | should then have 20 marry
/ a woman. The wretch.
An ignorant old lady was asked By
q minister visiting her if she had re-
ligion. She replied: 81 have slight
touches Of it occasionally
Ladies in New York city have or
ganized a society which furnishes
working girl. breakfast of fresh
bread and hot coffee for FIVE cents.
a young widow in New Orleans
being asked ab9at her husbands
health, answered With soft, quiet
smile, "Iie's dead, | thank you"
"Pure love is the monarch Of sll
difficulties. Beautiful and light
footed Ike the leopard. il leaps the
chasns of separation. and crouches
delighted az the iest Of il, oyn..'
Just so.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
NUMBER 90.
Agricultural Items.

i BARLgY.-While this is the grea,
grain producing country of the worldt
! the bulk of the barley which is used.
kere is imported from other coun
tries, and the demand grows with
every wear. From Canada alone, du-
ring the last tour years, We have
drawn a YEARLY average Of nearly
4 50O,W0 bushels, while owing to
a short crop there last year, large in
ports were made from Europe. The
New York Bulletin gives figures to
prove that the cultivation of this ce
resl is much more profitable than
wheat-raising, and thinks that the
matter should commend itself 10 the
attention Of farmers. The market is
enlarging yearly, the prospect being
that England will have an annually
increasing demand.
THE TEXAS CATTLE TRADE The
statistics OF the Texas cattle trade
show a rapid increase in that very i'm
portant branch of business. The to-
tai number Of cattle shipped over the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Rail
road for the first seven months of tie
present year was SO, ,903, as compared
with 24,SJS for the same period in
1878, showing an increase of l4,OO0
in that time. September and Octo-
ber, two of the best months III the
year for cattle shipments, are not in
cluded in these figures, and if the
same ratio is maintained, this will be
the heaviest cattle year on record
Wichita still leads all the towns on
this railroad as a shipping point.
22,36l out of 3S,903 having been
shipped there.
RUBBER HORSE SBoEs. Rubber
overshoes for horses are a recent in
vention, which promises to be boon
to the equine inhabitants of paved
cities. The shoe is made and lined
precisely similar to the articles Of APP
parel worn by the human race, and,
in fact. presents no point Of difference
save in its shape and its manufacture
Of the best India rubber. Ii is de-
signed az a substitute for the iron
shoe, and as a means of preventing
the many maladies to which horses
feet are subject. Horses suffering
with cracks. or contracted hoofs, and
similar painful hurts are quickly cured
by the substitution Of the rubber COW
eriDg for the unyielding met'l shoe.
The elacticity of the former allow. the
hoof to remain in its natural shape,
while protected IRON abrasion against
pavements by the heavy rubber sole
beneath. The device is easily re-
moved from Or put on the hooi, and
hence when standing in the stall or
turned out to pasture the hoise may
he left barefooted. In the winter
time the covering serves as protoc-
ton against illness due the common
practice of minglng salt with the ice
and snow in the city streets, while
the roughened surface Of the rubber
beneath serves 10 give the animal Il
foothold in slippery weather AS
compared with iron shoe, the cost OF
rubber ones is about one third moro,
and their weight is some forty per
cent less, while they are very durable.
Sixteen sizes are manufactured, 20
that accurate FITS may be Obtained.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
aoKc AND STORY.
NOVEMBER.

"So sun-no moon!
No mOrn-no noon
No dswa-ns dusk--no proper time OF day
No sky-nO earthly view
No distance looking blne-
No roads-no streets-no 'tOiher side the way
No end 20 any row
No indication where the crescents 60
No tops 10 any steeele-
No recogn. Ion Of familiar people
No cOgrtesirs FOR showing en-
80 knowing EN-
No travellers at all-no locCmotions-
No iukling OF the way-no notion
No 90 by land or ocean
No mail-Go post
No news from any foreign coast
No psrk-no ring-uo afternoon gendl;iy-
No company-no nobility
No warmth-no cheerfulness-no heathfln ease
No comfortable feel Ia any member
30 shade-no shine-nO butterfiies-nO bees
No ituits-no fiowers-no ieaves-no birds
November!
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RAILROAD LINES.
CHESAPEAKB ( Ohio RAILWAY
On and after July 7,h, is74, passenger
ralns will run as follows;
FROM HUNrINGToN

I0:25 A. ". EXPRHsS-For Alleghsnv and an In
termediste stations 20 COvingtun. Mill0oro, Co.
shea. StauntOn. Charlottesville, GordonSville,
and Richmond. daily except sunday This
, train connects AZ Charlottesville for Lvuchburg,
Bristol and Chattanooga at GordOnsville Tor
Alexandria. Washington, Baltimore, and the
North: aud ar Richmond 'or Petersburg. Norfolk.
Weldon. * Leigh Danyille Charlotte. Greensboro,
Columbia. Augusta, SasanAah, Charleston, and
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widows !" said the unlucky Tom, a
most beside himself. II am goiny
to marry Mary Field. Now. do vol
understand? Go and tell it, tel
every ore. the day is fxed-nex
week. Co" and he waved his arm
majeetically in the direction of th'
door.
"Well, you might at least have
told me politely! I'm glad. for one
that / amt the happy woman. Yo,
may tell Mary l wish her JOY of hel
-jackanapesl Fare you well, ans
better manners to you next time )
and she departed, with u queer littl'
smile and courtesy.
"Now then" said Tom. "ihere's not
a minute to lose, for those gossipine
old she-dragons will have the story
over the whole town in less than nC
time. Marry any cf them? Ugh
If Mary cares one atom for me, shell
name the day at once
And be began buttoning his coat,
and setting himself in order, to en-
force his eloquence with all the per.
sonal characteristic could assume.
Thomas Rathburn !" said a voice,
al the open window.
He turned and confronted Miss
Minerva Williams and then was re-
hearsed pretty much the same scene
as on the two former OCCASIONS, eY-
cept that those were mild in compari-
son to this. In vain he protested
the. he was going 80 marry Mary
Field next month, next week, next
dav.
Miss Minerva only smiled grimly,
and refused to helieve.
"Take away" she said. "Bache-
lors waren't going to be let run round
loose any more, destroying the peace
of mind of artlcss and coufding fe
males with their humbugging talk.
Come ~ she wasn't going TO trllie, not
she; and she hadn't come there TO
talk. but to act. He was going right
of to church, to marry her within the
hour, if she had to carry him in her
arms, so he might as well 90 quietly.
And truly, with her powerful frame
and calm determination Of purpose,
she might easily have carried any
where, whether he would or not, a
heavier man than Tom.
There was one chance left. Tom
took to his heels with the agility of a
flying Mercury, pursued by the agile
Miss Minerva
Mary, who happened TO he at her
window, saw him coming; and, not
knowing what terrible news impelled
him to such haste, ran to open the
door.
His first greeting was startling, out
not horrible:
Quick Mary, name the wedding
day, and save me from this og'e :"
Mss Minerva, With laughter and
exertion well nigh spent, gave up
the chase; and Tom, at the feet Of
Mary, had expressed his penitence,
obtained absolution for his long triai
of patience, and extortcd from her
lips the promise that was to fulfi! his
declarations to his rapacious persecu-
tors.
Need we say that on that very day
Of. tie month Tom became proud
and happy husband? and Miss Mi
nerva Williams, Miss Betsy Parkin.
and Mrs. Mercy MoulsoD, amid the
shouts of the assembled company,
and the good natured merriment Of
the bride AMI groom, related a fall
account Of the whole circumstance,
and received the congratulations OF
the assembled guests upon the com.
plcte success OF their remarkable Les p
\ ear Plot.
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Just published. new edition of DR. OrLNFS-
w-LLs CfLEBRATEp ESSAY on the rahich Nu''
rNrhuui m .liciuel Of Spermatorroee Or e',in' g.
mai WrlSu,>S. Iuy'lgntary Seminal Losses, In
potency. Mental AID PHYSICAL IacapacltY. im!r"l-
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TIE celebrated author in this adunlfaMe hesil
cle9rly dsmOnsira' -. trO-n thFti !erI Su.-
cessful practice. that the alarming consequence
ot Seil-4buse may he radically cured VIA Z
the dangerous use Of internal medicine o. the
appiiCat:0n OF The kuffe: pointing out a mode on
cure 40 once simple. certain snd e6cctusi- hy
means Z which every sufferer, 10 matter "naI
bis coma ton Uay he, may cure himself cheap J.
privately, aUd radically.
sJ-This lecture should he IN the nancs OF
eve'y youth and eveSy man 81 the land.
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