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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17

The democracy must display q
spirit of liberalism if they hope to
redeem the republic. Again, We say,
the republican defeats in the North
do not mean al expression Of conf
dence IN democracy, So much as dis
gust with the aspirations o! Grant
and the corrupt Legislation of the
republican party. This fact is clearly
manifested in the New Hampshire and
Connecticut elections. In New
Hampshire, which in the previous
election had gone democratic, the
republicans repudiated Grants third
term and won the substantial fruits OF
the election in Connecticut the re-
publicaus endorsed the administration
cordially, and have met with Water
loo defeat.
This is the triumph, therefore, no,
of pure unsdultersted Bourbon demo.
cracy, but Of aD,itbird termism anti
credit mobilierisn an,i-saIary graber-
ism, etc, etc. and the democrats
should act upon it. Their policy
should he 10 identify themselves with
the libe,ul element Of the republican
party; recognize its leaders and Hber-
alize their own theories. The people,
all over the country. are demanding
reform. retrenchpent and q return to
Observation-Disclosures is all-tbey
want neither Boui bon democracy nor
radical republicsnism. Liberal dcm-
ocracy expresses the real feelings Of
the people.-Shrereport Times.
II liberalism means afiiliation and
concert Of action with all who are
opposed t" corruption, Grsntism, i'm.
becility among officials and beastly
ignorance. coupled with proaigacy,
we second the proposition and en-
dorse the views of our Shreveport CO.
temporary but If il means the dis
banding Of the democratic party for
the purpose of trying to defeat Grant
with a second Greedy We protest
against it. Liberal democracy meets
our views precisely. but liberal re-
publicanism and other bosh does not.
We, however. have no reference to
Dames but to principle, and will sup
port no s,en or measures that do not
recognize aud support the Constitu-
ton as it WIS and the absolute SOW.
ereigu,y of the people, which have
been subverted by the party DOW in
power.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17
FrightfuI Accident.

The Meridian Mercury, Of Sunday,
furnishes The following account Of u
terrible accident resulting in the i'm
mediate death Of young girl on The
Mobile and Ohio Railroad. bear Lau-
dcrdule Station. 1t says:
\ few nights ago. a party Of young
people were coming down from the
Orphans Home, walking down the
railroad track, to Laudcrdale Station.
TO meet some friends expected I'D the
coming train. They were I'm the
,rrslle bridge across the creek beyond
tic station when the train came thun-
icring around the curve. All but two
If The party. boy anG young lady.
>prans Of. aud though the tre.tle was
some ten or twelve feet in height,
escaped unhTt. The by aud th~
Young lady seem TO have been para
lyzed with fear, and did nothing to
save their lives. They were knUked
OF he track. the Young lady. Miss
Hudson, almost Instantly killed. and
the boy severely injured. but expected
10 recover
In a postscript. the Mercury adds :
We learn that Superintendent Hall
wss With The little party. aud finding
himself and BIZ. ittl. charge in imml.
nent danger Eom the approaching
train. urged them off. aud. in jump.
ing of, the young lady vino lost lsr
life struck plank Or some timber,
with such violence. in q manner. as IL
break her ueck 1t is proi ably q
mistake sl,out the boy mentioned We
ing thrown Of by The pilot u the
suginc.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17

The radical Senators Of the United
States Congress have placed them
selves on record as endorsing that
which the people Of the United States
repudiate, and have thus forfeited
their claims to the favor and conf
dence Of free people who are de-
termipcd to uphold the Constitution,
WHICH these men swore to support
and then trampled up, and to main
tain and perpetuate the true principles
of republican government. "Whom
the gods would destroy they first
make mad" and these men have been
made both mad and blind, that "they
may believe lie and be damned"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17
Threatening to Unlo..d.

The Madison Vindicator (Which is
Bill Murrell's paper and edited by
Cruzsn) Of the 10th instant contains
pretty good and rather threatening
article, under the title of Unload, y
/ in which these words, italics and all
appear:
There are many persons holding
high positions under the General Cow
eminent aud the State, who have
made many promises and unblushing-
ly broken them; thereby Staying
the men whom they should look up
TO and respect.
Their dirty. unprincipled actions
will surely meet with a just reward,
rs the colored people. by the leading
! and advice of their true and promi-
nent Representatives,. intend to un-
load.
The disgraceful action Of many Of
the carpe;.bag element. and of men
who profess R-publicanism and fail
to act it, has a, last forced the colored
citizens to their senses aud the
question now, is:
Who shall they trust ~
Which question it proceeds to an
swer by saying they will unload. lie. ::
throw this thieving crew overheard !;
seys: Give US honest men for lead
ers who will respect all men, and will
not lrifie with a fellow nq.n'S charac-
ter, !Jr political purposes" and COM
nends an article which it copies from
the Louisianian (Pinchback's paper),
10 which. also, the following plain
language is used, after asserting that
its desire is to alluy animositics and
oblhcrate the memory Of the bitter
past and proInpte harmony among all
classes;
"To this end-cognizant OF the
wants. tastes, and disposition of boti.
the white aud rolorc,' peofie Of Lou,
isiana. and satisfied that unless some.
thing is done in this direction we
shall all be swaTpcd in common
ruin-we intend TO throw ourselves
into the breach, and save our people
and State farther wrongs from these
unprincipled men"
Now if these leaders Of the colorcd
people Of Louisiana really mean wba,
they say, wo can cordially cooperate
with them in the accomplishment o.
great good to our State and 10 The
people both white and black; for they
have it in lhier power, by the assist
auce Of the honest white people Of lhs
State. to redeem it from the curse o.
carpet-bag rule and tho consequent
decay int" which it il falling, aud o
thus henefttins and saving fom u,tel
: financial ruin both races. But if the,
only have in view their own persona
political advancement and aggranlize
ment, then they need not expect sat
should not have SUCCESS. True
patriotism is always willing to sacri
fee all personal ends to the advance
ment of the public good. aud when
ever We see Pincbback and Murrcl
show disposition to do ibis then ",
will have some confidence in tn.
sincerely Of their motives.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17
A GOOD CHANCE FOR A
WORKING MAN.

make this extraordinary probosition: ]
will lease land for a term Of FIVE YEARS
free Of rsnf, and at the end Of the five years
II the lessee will pay IS % per acre Cash,
with s year- interest, | will make title to
the land provided the purchaser will take
two acres of woodland to every one acre in
cultivation This will enable the poorest
man in the parish - own place In five
years. For information apply to
WILEY =. MASGHAM-
apri3, 75-;f Ray,illr. La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17

The issue in the Connecticut cleo.
ton was fairly and squarely made on
the endorsement and reputation Of
the Grant administration, and yet the
republican Grant organs assert that
the an,i-administratiou party have
gained nothing. Well, if they are
happy We are complaccnt.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17
Ordinances Police jury.
ORDINANCE. No. Q.

OhDlN.fNCE. No. =.
Ct'ifcate' Of Indebted"es'. Redemption Of etc
Be it further ordained by the Police Jury
Parish Of Richland. That all per,on, now
holding any OF the said certificates Of ndebt
edness of said Parish rs issued Nov. LIST
1871, and signed Ly n. ID. Dangh,ry a. Presi
dent and ]. n. Pits as clerk Of the police
jury, he and they are hereby ordered to place
or cause TO be placed before the police jury on
the first Monday Of June, 1875, a, Their meet.
ing AT the town Of Rayville said certificates,
for examination, and il genuine 10 he taken
up by warrant. Of said Parish md be j,
further ordained. thai any persons holding
any Of said certificates and failing to comply
With this ordinance shall forfeit all their rigb,
TO have the same redeemed Ivy the Parish.
Adopted.
Attest: BIO. EDWARDS
J. NEWT. Pirrs, Pre,iden, p. Jury.
Clerk Police Jury.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17
Cheaper than New Orleans.

The new Branch House of Maurice Never
4 Co., ON DeSiard street, pledge thcmselve.
to duplicate any bill of dry goods and shoes
bought in New Orleans at any Wholesale
house. That is. Maurice Meyer y Co.'S
Branch House will sci. the goods in Nom roe
as low rs ia-y can be bongh, in Ne " Orleans
At notwithstanding the consumer and
purchaser the expense and freight Then.
why 20 to New Orleans when you can do
better right in Monroe at your very doors9
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17
Succession Sale,

DY virtue Of an c1tte, oi sale i-sneh from
ID the Honorable Parish Cu;'r in and for
the Parish OF Rictlanh, State of louisiana.
and to me directed, a. administrator al the
succession of John II. Riley. d-cra-rd, | will
otter for sale ai pnhic auc1ien, 1T the door OF
the court house. in the town Of Rayvill-. La,
between the hour, Of II oclock H. III. and
o'clock p. M, on
Tuesday, the 9th day Of .April, 1878.
the following property " sxid succession, to-
wit: One buggy.
Teytrs Of s-lc. cash. AT not less than the
invenroried apprsis-m"nt
+. ID. EDWARDS,
Rnyvilie, La, April 10, 75-l7:2t Adm1
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17
COnstable's Sale.

+. c. MoHTGoNfRY State Of Louisiana,
vs.. Parish Of RichIand,
S S,musi j. f F""y and " w c, Justice
DY v;r,ue OF a writ Of q. IN issued from
ID the Honorable First Ward Justice Court
in and for the Parish OF Rrhinnd La. ! have
seized and will Offer f~r sale nj the door oil
saki parish on
Saturday, May lst, 1875,
to the highest bidder within the hours pre-
scribrd by law, the following described prop.
cry. to-wii: one bay mare.
Terms Of sale, cash, with the benefit OF
apprai-ement. ~ w. J. DAVIES.
April -, 1853. Constable
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17

Maurice Meyer 4 Co, in their Branch
House on peSiard street. are c1nsi.ten, and
regular ~ rts.k work in their business.
They cv,ssinue sell, " ithou' any h cue jocns,
To ca h and every enc, the Best aud Preui.
est Spring Prints manufactured, at = cents a
yard.-:n- standard prre for calicoes all
over this brad land
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17

Strangers. who propose coming to Monroe
10 buy your Spring and Snp~s~r supplies, 60
To Maurice Meyer n Go new Branch Hnn.r
on DrSiard street. Remember the name
aud street. Dons be n.isI~d ar .,eyuied
into other houses when you intent t" bay at
the new cheap s,or-. Ons-pric-. sq~~se-
dealing, no misrepresentation aud low prizes.
are the staiard qualities of the new Branch
House or D~Siasd si,-vt, neN TO Kinder
mann. Q
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17

SAVE MONEY AND HyALrH.-Tke repn,a,
ton Of the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine
is 80 thoroughly established that 10 word in
its commentator il, necessary. Tie plan
adopted ny the manufacturers Of this E,uK,ns
machine Of placing their pr'cc. so low =, 10
cons. within the reach Of the poosey classes
certainly entities them to the yrsri,ude OF
those who are really mos, in need Of such an
article. Machines will lie delivered a, sus
Raifoa,. S,.'ion in this country, free of trans.
portation char, es. if ordered through the
Company Bra,. Ii House at Monroe, La.
They send an e. giant catalogue and chro.
mo circular, tree on application.
This Company walt a few more good
agents.
Maurice Meyer 4 Co., the new Cheap
Stor- ON DeSiard street, Branch Of tie House
in |icksburg, will astonish hotel keepers.
boariing-house keepers and l,ouse-ke. pcrs
generally, with big bargains in Heavy Sill, .r
Flax Loom Linen for table cloths, ut SO cents
yard.
Beautiful Satin Finished white Damask. 2
yards vile, only IS cen:s yard, worth
every cent Of $l.5O.
Splendid large size extra Heavy Huck and
Damask towels, only ~ cents Och.
Elegant large size Dinner Napkins, only
81 dozen.
White and cokred Doylie', only cents.
Turkey Red Linen I'ama.k., Tor breakfas,
and tea, only % cents yard
Heavy Russian Crash for cup towels and
roller towels, only 10 cents a yard.
HouSe-keeP-rs save your money. by lnying
your Table Cloths, Napkins, Towel, and
Crash, at the Branch House of Maurice
Meyer + Co, on DeSiard street, next TO
kiDdern,anns.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17
Daily at the vielks
burg Clothing EnsDOrium.

Gents and Youths CioiLing:
Boys and Chldr-n's CIo,hns;
Spring Overcoais and Busters:
Shirts OF every style and size;
Spring style Cas-. and Silk Hats;
Underwear, Scirf>, Ties, HaniAcIchiefs;
Kid, Lisle and Silk Gloves:
Umbrellas, Canes, Trunks. Valisc.
apllO-:i GEO. { KREss & Co.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17
Party FixinCN. &c.

"ISy T1XI1SBs NC
white Cambria Bow, and Ties,
WINE and Parry roIorrd Ties.
White aud L;r, eNder Kid Gloves,
Write and Lavender Vests,
Reception Coats
Doeskjn Pam. nj
GEO c. KRESS & cos.
aPi lo-H Nicksbu's.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17

immense arrivals in New ani Beautiful
Spring and Summer Dress Goods n the new
Cheap House If 'Isuricc Meyer & Co, Gil
DrSiard street
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17
New Goods Received Daily,

The Best and Pretties Spring PRINTS only yard
ard wide Soffnhed Bleached Domeics. yard.
33-1nch Sea Island Brown Domestic, only nine
36lnh Sea Island and Heavy Brown
1000 yards of Figured Linen Lawns 20 yard
1000 yards French English Figured
yard.
1000 yards French Lawns solid eoO green
only yard.
1000 yards best Scotch Gngbams colors
1000 yards Elegant Dress Goods fifteen
1000 yards French and Eng Percas Pqu
100 dozen GENUINE Irish nck Towels large
500 yards of Superior Table Linen, from fifty up
1000 Gents Fine India tiauze Under Shirts Spring Summer
fifty
1000 Gents Calico and Percae Shirts from fifty
1000 yards Blue Linen Checks cents
0y8rd
1900 yards Rka Coona in all oo wear
H,eeD yard
Ladies', Misses and Boys HATS, from fifty
Children Shoes. only fifty
Misses Shoes, only dollar
HandkercbH, eight twelve half
Stockings twelve and half fn
Ladies and Cbldrens Aprons. only twenty-five
~" Never forget the PIONEER BRANCH HOUSE of
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17
Sheriff Sale.
State Of Louisiana. Parish OF }
Richland, Parish Cou-t. !
FENDALL + USHER }
.. vs.: no. 2s9
II. FELlS vlCKERS. J

Di viI,ue OF a writ Of alisp Fl F. issued
I'D from the Honorable Parish Court for
the parish Of Rchland, State Of Louisiana il
the above described sal; and to me directed
have seized and will otter for sale TO
the bigbes, bidder ~ r,lnn the honr. prescribed
by law, III The aorr Of the cour, house Of sad
parish on
Saturday The Isl day Of Nay, 1875.
the following drscr,b-d property. To- wit
The North Ea., quarter Of t,s north cast
quarter of Section 50. Township Is North.
Rage East, containing ~ ACRES. more or les;
ID" fractional north ives, quarter Of north easl
quarter, ih- north east 1unrter " north west
qna,irr AMI the south ives, quarter Of north
west quarter Of Section Low nship Is North,
Range East, containing los .23 acres; and
the w-:t half Of north was, Iu~rer II Section
Ii. Township if North. Range = Fact, con-
tanning 81 acres; and also Il ccrf,in lot u.
ground in the town o! RayvilIs, La. .. per
deed Of record from A. D. Do,>on and wife %
n. 7. Nickcrs
Terms Of sale, cash, with tho bsnr6, Of AZ.
praisement.
G. II. MOORE,
March %, ls7j.-6t Sheriff
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17

Ask for the Best Ladies saJ Children
Shoes at Maurice Meyer Il Co. = new Brunei,
House, ,ni Dr,iard street.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17

Ak for Sr.x..h t'iughan,s at tho new
Branch Home VI Maurice Ncrcr * To. "n
Dr>iar-i s,ice,, niiiv - cents yard.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17
MAURICE MEYER e. CO..
On DESIARD STREET
FIRST CLASS GOODS

Sold at Retail for Wholesale Prices One yard cheap thousand
Monroe Ferry FREE TO ALL who trade MAURICE MEY
Elk 4 cos BRANCH House. al April 18th 1875.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17
RAyyILLE, La, April 9Th, 49,.

KAivILLE, La, April 5ih, leII.
NOW all men by these present, That 7.
IN }. A. Thompson, a resident of the
Parish of Richland State Of Lousiana, Il. this
day authorize J. W. Simms, Of same parish
and StRte, TO sign my name - liqui,iaring
partner Of J. f. Hibbler Il Co.. TO any aud oil
papers that it is necessary tina, my name
should b. signed to as iquida'ing partner.
j. A. LIDDELL j. A. THOMPSON.
VIZ. T. OLIVER apI. 10. 1871,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17

Az ~ Bs,.lAelos Brysns at Ma",'''
Never q to .urA eraneh ll"g.s- ~ re
>S!.yl sters 49,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17
SHERIFF. SALE.

SHERIFF. SALE.
James g. Hawk, J
Vs. No 2pi
George W. Holley ct al
T. J. D.loney
vs.. No l9l
J. ID. Holley.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of ,
Richiand, IAN Dfa. Corrt.
10y virtue Of two wr,a Of q. fas Issued
I'D from the flon'l Parish Court Of the par.
isl, Of Richland, State Of Louisiana, in the
xbovc described suits and tn me directed,
have seized and will offer for sale tn The
highest bidder, within the hours prescribed
by law, ~ the IGOR Of the Cont houss Of aid
parish, on
Saturday the LIST doy Of May. 1875.
the following described properly. ,o-wi:
4 certain 10, of xround with the improve.
mrnrs thereon, si.ns:e,i in the town Of Delhi,
Of said Parish. and fronting on Font STREET
3iJ feet. rofe or lrss, anil running barh
(sou,h) rs feet, To reserve Of y. La. K T. r.
H., ami bounded as follows: on the north by
Ibis of Mrs II. X. Moor, on tlse ess, by lots
81 II. {. Moo,e. on ri,e .cnth by RprilrosL, Oh
The west by u,s OF G. McD. Brumby, bsirg
ne ,aw- properly bought by }. ID. Hollsy VI
Jno. Clar.e.
Terms Of sale, cash with the bsneAl Of
apprsi.em-n,. {. II. MOORE.
nnAGarh "a, lS1S.-Gt Sheriff.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17

OBJ WORK, of all kinds. flor, carfs he
e risite To a poster, neatly eAeea,~d az this
ptice. upon short notice.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17

THc wa,c. II il sulru-cd Mil seor be here.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-17

EEI your Job printing done at IA- Era
" COY Office
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-02-18
Iowa News.

Alton has purchased a Little Giant
fire engine, paying therefor $3.50.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax lectures at
Ottumwa Friday evening this week.
An oil mill at Marshalltown ship
ped 400 tIns of oil cake to England
last year.
The State Agricultural College
Farm buys its milk, says an ex-
change and asks, How is that for q
model farm 20
A general order has been issued
from the War Department carrying
out the provisions of the act of Feb.
10, for the relief of grasshopper suf-
! ferers.
| The third annual convention of the
State Sunday-school association met
at West Union, on Tuesday, this
week, for two days. session.
Hon. r. G. Cain (coloredl, member
of the present Congress from South
Carolina, was formerly pastor of the
/ African Church at Muscatine.
They have pillow case parties at
0ttumwa. All persons attending
must appear masked in sheets and
| pit!ow-cases and wear their masks
all the evening.
Cedar county boasts Of profit on its
poor farm and aims house, of 1895 last
year, and challenges showing from
other counties. Johnson takes pride
in pointing to her Sl,7O0 from the
same source.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-02-18
Original Notice.

To JOSEPH S. DICKS: -
You are hereby notified that there
IL now OH file, in the ONCE on the
Clerk of the District Court OF MARION
county, and State OF Iowa, petl.,o =
OF Mary G. Dicks, claiming =, r;;n ~"
divorce from the bonds OF nIatfimony,
and for cause of which divorce she
claims that you wilfully deserted her ;
ond she further claims the guardian
s shin Of the persons Of Dora Mary Dicks (.
s snd zelda Belle Dicks your daughters,
b BY said petitioner, Mary G. Dicks s -.
Now unless you appear ahd w
fend. before noon OF the sec econ; ""s AZ; :,
the March term, a. u. io''' ~ ths
court. which will commence on vi.
lst day of March A. d.. 1879, deian''
viii he entered against you ana u de-
cree rendered thereon.
80 A. b MILLER.
s4.37 Atty for Plaintiff
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-02-18
GOOD fiEDICIN lis.

a number Of our citizens, former Penn
syignniaLs, no doubt remember when DR..
Green, A PruEsian by birth, commenced tho
practice of medicine 10 Lanca stsr, Pa, fifteen
or more years ago. His prescriptions COM
pounded by himself Of roots and herbs, soon
found their way into every household where
he was known their curative ualties Afford
ing relief aud strength to all who usei them.
Wishipgto return to his native country, he soid
his formulas and tho exclusive right TO his
medicines TO party under whose control
they have since been made and sold ia tho
Eastern states. Believing them to be peru
,iariy adapted to the west aud SOUTH the pro-
pristors are now introducing them here"
Da. aagEs's BITTER TogIc--a safe ard
sure remedy for dyspepsia, debility, bilious
and liver complaints, fever and ague, cousti-
patton and all diseases Of ths digestive
CANS. 1t stimulates the liver and regulates
digestion, thereby remoyeing the cause ef
headache and low spirits; strengthens ard
builds up the run down fys'em, anu & YES
fresh yigor to all parts of the bodyj will pre-.
vent fever and ague, and protect the system
against all malaTio1s diseases.
DR.. GgEEs's KIss's CuRg--For govt gray
oil, debility, rheumatism, dropsy, seroiu Ia.
and oil diseases of the bladder, kidneys and
upiary organs. As diarctic it carries of all
caeuius uePositb, Put'ho' 1he p'po", IN" ~
moves the cause VI eruption add cutaneous
diseases, and inaammatory and neuralgie
pains.
DR GREEs's Observation-Disclosures coughs,
colds whooping cough, Group, and all ds,eas-
o. OF the throat, lungs and chest, by assisting
nature 10 throw off the offensive matter, IT,
atead Of retaining Il in the blood, thus sell
entfcally making permanent cure, viii
subdue all tendency to consumption; iaAs
and typhoid fever.
Ds. GREENS cRIaEAs LIsrxEsr--For maa
and beast.
DIR. GRsRS's AGUE AND LIvER PILIs-Ae.
promptly without depicting. For sale ~ al
Druggists ana dealers.
Nc. IT, BAsTRUBF u CO.,
Barl,ngtsn.