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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-17
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
DITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO
RAILWAY.
CondctSed Time Card-MGy %, 1875.
TRAINS GOING WEST.

nos. rEx. nd. ! -No.5laN NEx. 30. 3 Ex. No.
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RIVER DIVISION,

General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-06-26
III. II. RTVET
SUCCESSFUL DE
r.. MONTEUSE Dc Gle.

A CONSIGNMENT en- magasin IN assorti-
ment complet do Drogucs, Proluitsa himi-
?ues' article de teinturerie, Parfumerie, Ban
dages, Medicaments patentes, francais. an
glais, americans,
Faux minerales natureIles ct factices.
Proprietaire DIES Cslebres Buleys do A. A.
Peychaud.
Coin Bienville ct Chartres.
Nouvelle- Orleans.
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la gontte dc lait die }eurs SENS matcrncls.
tas de corset,et rien Qui tombc. lie na-
turels lie File parlent unc langue llarmo-
nicuse, faite lie voyclles ct toute lumi-
neuse dc coulcurs. lis ne rotent iamais,
ct les nauste c~lericalcs lellr sont incon-
nues. lis vivent ell rapublique,ignorent
N%cnillot,ne s%oupconmcnt point Dupant-
lonps, mails croient reimbursement en-
Dieu ct i ramour. lis sont lleuleuX. On
lie trorve chez cux nj socialism, gendar-
mesh m~ouchards,ni JUICES, nj prttres,li
iournalistes, nj politicians, nj ~rcnarls, nj
putois,ni chicanous. lis sont tous infail-
lihles CONNIE lie pape, ct lis sc mouchcnt
tous avec leurs doigts, comprcnant quill
vault mieuN jeter 81 morye au vent que
Ia fourier dams SD pochc. Car les natu-
rels de Tile nouvellc ct m~iraculeuse sont
cXcesslvemcnt propres. Settlement il est
diificile dc dire lie nom dc Ia race ]: la
qlle'le ills appartiement." Tellcs sont hes
dcrnitrcs %nouvellcs, mes chers p%lliloso-
Plies du pacanier. Vons pouvez les croi.
nc on les repousser,et c'est votrr allairc,
non Ia mienne: mails ic vous atlilmc sur
%fllonncur, In main sur III conscience, en-
face de Dieu qui m'entcnd, que .jc mai
rien invent%. ct pourqloi done les re-
pousscr! Ne somlnes-nous pas All steele
dies miracles? Sill est dies lies qli dispa-
raissent, ills est DIES lies Qui misscnt. Au
r%este,sl vous NY croycz pas,alle2-y voir.
Ma!ntenant, que 81 cettc nouvcllc nc
vors sui1it pas, .ie puts YOU ttonncr en-
core en- GUS distant que lhonntte John
Carpet-Eag,le natif dc TOrtgon, lie petit
hommc au muscau dc tOuinc Ct Il Ia face
p~atibuiaire, don't Ia c%ouleur du viSagc
est cellc du parchcmin, Cui itt ctlchrc
par tant dc mefaits,dc duperies, de from
pcrieS, Iabomilations ct dc cas- peuda-
bles, Went de sc convcrtir au bicn. II
parlc maintenant dlAonncur, de prolific.
de moralite,d de vcrtus.&c. Jamais prGtrc
ma mieuX prGcllt. C'est charmant ct
Gdiiiant. Celia dome cnvica aux malan-
dIins CONNIE lui lie SC conscrtir. Nous
he le croyez pas! Ponrquoi done! Est-cc
plus miraculeuX que File ~miraculeuse,
j. GENTIL.
IA Continutr.J
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Ayant les moyens nGccessairps
pour aclieter AU COII'TA NJ,
nous voulons Greer Perc nouycllc du
BON MARCUE.

Economisez lie temps ct 6par-
gnez-vous les dtsagremcnts ct les
dfpenscs dn voyage en- vous arra-
tant chez nous, an lieu d.aller On
vile. La vile ne yous donnera
rien dc mcilleur ct i dies prix plus
moderGs. Et vous trOuverez chez II,
nols tout &c que volls p0urriez troll
G Il Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans.
Les chars al1ivent 4 midi 4 Donald
sOnville. lis lie repartent quhA deux
heures. lis permettent done, pendant
g deux heurcs, II voyageurs ct u
acheteurs de faire toutes les emplettes
n~ecessaires sans Granite pour eux a'6tre
rctenus 4 Donaldsonville.
Mons ne demandons qu'une visite.u ne
premiere visitc 4 nos magasins. Et nous
avons rintimc conviction que nous don
nerons satisfaction complete q toutes
les personnes qui voudront bien nous
honorer EN- %s'adressant . nous. LIE pu.
bic peut compiler sur Ia maison ISRA-
Ell Ell co. II y trouvera 10 ~convenan-
&c, les e9ards ct Ia politesse qui lui sont
"as' / Av, Is. l an.
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Measures pas

~ADYH,H0IS ~1As
Avant do %connaitre les avantages
qu'offie notre Compagnie Lo-
Gale, Ionisiana Equitable
Life Insurance
g g ~ & a 81 z
Qui vous dome tout &C que Ia sareta
lni permet de o u donner.
PAS EXPERIMENTATION DE
PRIMES.
PAS DE RETRAIT D'AGENCES.
Une compagnic.. etablio parmi nous
ct dirigse par les principaux nego-
Giants de IN Nouvelle-O Orleans.
Sam'l NJ. Todd, President.
W. B. Schmidt, Vice-President,l
VIM. Henderson,, Seeretaire,
VIM. G. Robins, Directeur d'agences,
Lucius McAdam, Greflier.
CONSElL DE DIRECTION.
Z. j. Hart, Jas. I. Day.
Chas. Chaffe,
John I. Adams, J. b. Camors,
L. A. Tyler, Geo. A. Fosdick,
Henry Abraham. =. II. Fairchild,
John Henderson,, w. p. Harper,
A. Thompson, w. b. Schmidt,
$. b. Newman, David Wallace,
Alex. Marks, i. r. Walshe,
Emory Clapp, H. J. Vose.
J. Il. Lallande, B. +. Eshleman.
e. B. Briggs, J. W. Stone.
r. +: Delaney, Agent general
ponr Ia Louisiana.
J: Comes, Agent pour les paroisses
du heuve.
Bureau :-DonaldsonviIle.
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Entire autres menus dGtails:--Les
Baptistes de c6ans ont eilace leurs souil-
lures ct lave leurs corps dimanchc der
nier dams le Mississipi.-Les citoyens tic
couleurde phabitation Morson prepayment
lenr foire du 4 Juliet, al profit de leur
eglise.-D'autres citOyens de couleur,
ceux-M catalogues prepayment egalement
nne fOire.cOncert, mails au bGnGtice de Pc
glise st. Michel. Car il y a epidemic dc
tOires en- cette Baison.-Lc teuve baisse,
ct la moralite he monte pas.-Petite We
role dams lie v~oisinage.
La foirc ct 10 concert dc sameui der
uier eide ~dimanche,an profit de Peglise
lie st. Jacques, ont etc tres blillants. lie
concert sacrG du samedi, strtout, par le
chOix ct pexGcution dc SEES morcearlx, lie
mGrite dc SEES amateurs ct POTdre partlit
qui y q r6gne, ne laissait absolument
lien i dGsirer.
Nous apprenons avec douleur parlc
MeschacdM Ia mort de M. Charles Mar
million, decide d St. .Jean.Baptiste, i Page
de 30 ans.
Notre confreere dit:-"Sa fin pr6imatu.
rec, bien que prevue de ses parents ct DE-
SEES nOmbryux amis, u .iete un wolfe dc
ieuil SIR notrc paroisse. A Page de 9.
ans, Charles Marmillon s'etait arracht
AUX .jouissances que Ia fortune mcttait
Il sa portGe,e sans souci lie sa fr1le cons
titution, s'Gtait enrole dams Tarme1e con
federee. II await pris IL part active G
N011r1 orn1pSn dams In 1,,f1r ~, n Il,
Zoe. regiment lie Ia Louisiana ell Virgil
Meet y await conquis lie grade dc major
II etait cnsuite yenu rejoindre, sur le do
maine paternel,son freirc anne, Valsin Z
Marmillon, mort depuis en- 1871. Alta
che ct devoue 4 Ia famille dc ce frer,
qui le devancait dams la tombe, il etai
Iest6 celibatairc. II sentait d'ailleur
les premieres a~tteintes dun NAL heredi
taire, IL phtllisie. CONNIE 81 ce metal
point assez de Get implacable ennemi,u l
cancer lui Gtait urvelm i Ia partie gau
che de la face, ct lui causait d'horrible
fortunes quill supportait avec une hGroi
que patience, ct sans qu'on pitt lui SUI
prendrp III geste dirritation. Dams Il
cortege nombreux Gui suivait SEES rcstes
on s'entretenait de SEES vertus ct tic sc!
qualities, de sd bonte, de sa liberalitG e
de 81 g%en6rositG, de ses BONES action'
DISAGREEMENT accomplies. Nous melon:
nos regrets 4 ceux de la famillequipleur
la disparition de cette anne d'elite.'
Etnous aussi nous unissonsnosregrets
q ceux de la famillc; car le defunt flu
notre Gleye pendant quatre annees G
notre ami pendant "a vie.
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E NEZ.
ETUDE GRECQUE.
XVI.

Mails ouvrons une parenthesc
Pour suspendre I'LL moment In these
Des Nee, car je vols i l'instant,
Trop tard toutefois, QUEEN grattant
lie mien, yai dc yers pitoyables
Et d'absurdites et1royables
Tout SEINE lie quinzieme chant
Dc mon epopee, atiichant
Par une impudencc hardie
Du dedain pour la prosodie:
Une chose sacree! En- effet,
Jai commits phorrible %forfait,
LIE crime affreux parmi les crimes,
Malgr6 paccouplement dies rimes,
D'enfiler tres improvement
F.. Eft tres inconsiderement,
Hune apres Vautre, quatre rimes
Feminines. Horribles crimes!
Je lie r6pete. Car il fault,
Pour po9tiser sans default,
Hunion legale ct formellc
Du sexe viril au femelle.
Poiein, en- bon gree de Platon,
Veut dire: ":jai barbe all mention"
&c n'est pas tout. Par incroyablc
Inadvertance ct pitoyable
Inattention, j'ai fait,
Prob pudor! un yer c%ontrefait,
Et contrefait CONNIE Bowie,
C'est-a-dire, par sang ct vie!
Horrible ct faux. &c vers clochait
Sur neuf piels inegaux, louchait
De pGil droit, n'etait qu'un apterc
Rampant p6niblement sur terrc,
Autrement un DIES mile pieds
Qui Sc grimpent sur les tr6pieds
Dun Dieu, CONNIE Bowie. Or, Muse,
Cette faute est grande ct n'amuse
Guere un lecteur intelligent:
Cuivre sale nest de rargent.
Adonc, evitant la punaise
Et les poux, reprenons a paise
La savante these DIES Ne.,
Et DIES nez proprement tournes.
Nous vous disions done que Socrate'
Admirait beaucoup Harpocrate,
La Dier d. Silence, afirmant
Ot,11n Diem silencierlx ne ment
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Nous apprenons,au moment dc met
tire sous presse, la mort de Madame We.
Damare, nee Adele Malarcher, decide
jeudi soir d heures, q Page lie GA ans.
Madame Damar6, veuve de %reScellent
ct regrette docteur DamarG, ftait. une
dame aussi honoree que bonnie.
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d.. II. Trustowr.

HOMEOPATHIC EFT cH{RURGEN.
BUREAU :-Habitation G. G. Millau-
don. Pointe du College. ST. Jacques.
REFERRNCEs .-Drs. Holcombe ct Bel
den, Nouvelle-O Orleans.
DR.. E. Guernsey. New York. 0mars75.
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j. GENTIL.
"a Continutr. J

- Les Disciples dc St.-jean sc rtunirons
samedi 2G JUN. !: Hleure liabi;ucllc. au
lieu ordinairc dc lcurS stcanccs.
Orure du ". NJ.
j. GENTIL.
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Aux Planteurs ct aux Bouchers.

M. 1ristide Bomyeois,du White Hall,
prtrient NM. les planteurs, habitants ct
boMchers de ceth paroisse ct Nes payoisses
ro's,nes;H~M q toujours en- saraae ct qu'H
recon Requirement des Attakapas des
bGuts dc boncherie, b@ut$ en- bon etat, qu'V
SC charge dc Hrrer lmi-mtmc, ct qu'n vend
0M.dessons dies pric dN maych6 dc la Nou-
yeNe- Orleans.
IL yalement DIES bauts dc labow 4 la
disposition DIES AQDitQNts,
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Dr.. u. TrNStOMs'.

HOMEOPATHIsT AND SURGEON.
Orr1cE:-At MI. G. G. MiIlaudon's
place, College Point, st. James Parish.
REFERENCES. DIS. Holcombe and Bel.
den, Newt Orleans.
" Dr. Z. Guernsey, New York. marh17. 70
Richland beacon., 1875-07-17
Jail Delivery.

On Thursday afternoon. just after the train
passed going West. our town was thrown into
a state Of considerable excitement by the es-
cape of TWO prisoners from the Jail, Felix
Kinds the murderer Of J. VI. Wilson, and
lharles Strong, charged with horse stealing,
who worked their way ont of the grated door.
the outside one being open, scaled the wall
TIA, enclo,es the Jail ami made good their es-
cane. Two Others Robinson, who has been
a prisoner. charged with murder for TWO
years. aud Irwin, recently incarcerated were
in the cell with them hlt the former did not
leave, the cell The latter ran a short distance
lie said 10 dever the persons from Hinds
! and Srrong-but was soon overtaken and re-
! tuned 70 Jail.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-17

Ogr Jail very much co wded with Prison
crs just now, which reveals TO us one Of TWO
facts either that criminals are becoming more
bold in our parish or tha, the laws of the
country are being more vigorously enforced.
We believe it is the latter and hence hope
SION 10 see our parish rid Of these enemies 10
socIrty, and that all ,u"h characters may be
deferred from seeking refuge from justice
within our borders lie, the laws be vicor
ousy enforced; scitpreservation demands IT,.
Icyou want 70 see field of fine cotton, Just
walk out to Mr. G j. fIerbin's abou. a half
mile from town. u is equai 70 that Of Capt
Cro-ley's near Trenton, upUn which we learn
abou; $50 per acre were expended in tertil-
/ Ging Beuf river land Is as good as any we
. have ever seen.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-17
improvements Oh the Kali
road.

We are glad to see that the enterprising and
energetic receiver Of the '. ; 4 /. IL. X
Mai J. w. Green, has commenced the works
of general improvement 50 long needed on the
road, snch as building new depot houses, re-
pairing and repain,ing ears, etc. One OF the
mos, important, pieces of work to Monroe is
the erection ola car shop at that place, tile
contract for which has been given to Gerspach,
who has already commenced work. This ar
rau.emem will give prominence 10 Monroe
even after the road has been extended beyond
the Ouachi,a; which fact is rccog"'T"'
appreciated by the people oI that y y
Richland beacon., 1875-07-17
Gratifying Intelligence.

Our friends AMI subscribers will 10 pleased
to hear that we have perfected arrangements
with the publishers of the INDUSTRIAL
RECORD of 81. Louis whereby we are en-
abIed to furnish the BEACON and the Iadus-
rial Record, (boih weekly for the low price
OF 50 %. We make tins Oller for the purpose
Of largely increasing our circulation. Those
who lave been in the habit of subscribing for
a foreign paper instead Of that pablishe,l in
their own parish can new have both for the
price OF one. The Industrial R1rord i, an
Agricultural. Mechanical and Family News
paper, of sixteen pages, full of choice reading.
market reports Nc, &c, costing alone = 80
Per aarun Wa want tie subscription @!
every farmer. me-. :!.a.:t and mocha" il Tie
parish for THIS splendid offer Nor a. lie. ,'r
time 10 tcgih. Let the diilcrcn, oranges try
among themselves To raise clubs, AMI thus
| secure the parish paper and IA good agricHIIu-
raj paper tor One price
To our old subscribers, most of whom are
IN arrears, who will secure IL each one other
subscriber. we also propose To furnish both
papers for the exceedingly low price of T';rCe
Dollars each in Cash The same offer j. aI,u
extended to our paid-up subscribers !, this
/ not liberal offer ! Then each Of N,un axe
an effort, AMI you will b" sure To- succeed. aud
/ will never regret the assistance thus given To-
, vour parish paper. If
Richland beacon., 1875-07-17
The Grange Convention.

Editors Richlaad Beacon-Pursu-
ant to a call from Deputy Morgan, of
bastrop, the Patrons transportation
convention met at Monroe, La, 9Th
inst. Several questions were discussed
during the sitting Of the convention,
but the leading one was that o.;
transportation. Whatever the results
of the deliberations Of the body may
be, every delegate pres mt was thor
oughly convinced that the rates
charged both by steamboats, and rail.
roads were too nigh. This idea was
admitted by Capt. j. W. Blanks, of
the Blanks line, and also by Capt.
Hage, Of the Bastrop line. Major
| Green, of the V. ). & I. X. r., a.
though very cautious when interview
ed by the committee, admitted that
there had been great irregularities in
the carrying rates and that owing 10
the competition of steamboat men,
the managers Of the road had not been
able to keep the rates uniform, but
that he would be willing to confer
with an authorized committee and
arrange the Irregularities if possible
was one of the committee appointed
to confer with the above named gentle
man, and was particular in interview,
ing him, Major Green). as the road
which he controls runs directly
through our parish (Richland).
advocated o reassembling of the
convention at future day in the city
of Monroe, and in the nd interim the
Oranges of Richland, Franklin, More
house, Carroll and Catahoula, and
those of any other parish interested
in the carrying trade through on the
| V :. 4 L. Il. II. Bpuf river and
Bayou Macon meet in convention at
Delhi or Winnsboro, and consider
this question and prepare plan that
there may be full cooperation Oh the
part of patrons, and that our delegate
may act together Understandings.
Franklin parish from some cause
was not represented in the Conven.
ton, hence | have no clue as to their
intentions, but trust they will meet us
in convention and cooperate, where.
by they will be able to save thousand.
Of dollars for themselves and assist
their brethren of this district to save
thousands OF dollars in freights ant
passage. Rings among steamboat
men and Railroad companies are
easily and quickly formed hence w.;
necessity of preparation on our par
to meet them. Many think it un
necessary to see Major Green in view
of attaining reduction in freight, a:
there is no opposition to the road
This is mistake we can bring SUI
fcient opposition to bear to cause ;
reduction in freights, and in view O
this after consulting number o
Patrons | would sugges, that con
vention of all the Oranges in the dis
trict mentioned assemble at Winnsbor,
on Friday Goth day Of August pro.ri
mo, with not less than two delegate:
each.
The convention assemblies il
Monroe on the 4th day of Septembe
next to be represented by one DELEGATE
from each Grange, and the Grange
in the Ouachita valley are requisite,
to clothe the delegate with power t,
make binding contract at the reduC
ton agreed upon. JNo. A. HEMLER
Alto, La, July IL, 1875.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-17
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of N. f. Nc Grau. deed.
by and in virtue Of a writ Of Sale to me
I'D directed. in the matter of the Success
sion Of N.F. McCraw, d-c'd,I will. onFrhioy,
he 9th day Of .7agusi, lS75.wnh in the hours
prescribed by Law offer for sale at the resi-
dence Of the deceased near Delhi, in Richland
Parish, State of La, the following herein after
described property for cash at not less than
its appraised value, 10 the highest bidder
To wit: Twenty-Five acres Of land with
all the buildings aud improvements thereon
in the original purchase of N. F. McCraw,
deed from NJ. NJ. Trezvant, (ess six acres
sold of to Mrs. KeeD having nineteen acres
Of land bounded on the North by Mrs Mills.
on the Fast by Bennick, on the South by the
Rail Road and on the West by Mrs Davis.
The six acres belonging to Mrs Keel is ia the
East or South East corner end within tbs
above designated meets and bounds
G. Med BRUMBY,
July Sth, 1875. Administrator
Richland beacon., 1875-07-17
A ldress, LOVE / WILSON,
Room No. s. Powell B II ding, Atlanta, Ga
A liberal discount made to the trade.
Read the following certificates

ET Read the following certificates
ATLANTA, GA June ,, 1875.
Messrs. Love K Wilson:
Conference.-The April last ] was taken
sick with regular Fever and Ague, having ii
every alternate day. After it had run ON me
for two weeks, | was induced To try one Of
your Authenticated Leiis 50 ! discarded all
medicine, and simply wore one of your Belts.
as directed, and my agur berame lighter each
successive time thereafter for some 1 Irec ar
four times, when il Icii me ehirclv, with n
good appetite and clear >kf.i and III future, II
should ever have a chill or ;gue, wonld
want one Of your Pads and NO pbysic
Wishing everybody that may Lc 50 uniostu-
nate as to have clils and fever may he foriu
male enough To get one Of your Belts. (
am respectfully, etc, W. J. WILSON.
ATLANTA, Ca, June 3, 1878.
Drs. Love Il Wilson:
On The iirsi day "f December last ] was
taken with ciiilis aud fever in Tiornasville,
South western Ga, and was treated for he
same by three eminent physicians who were
able 10 stop it only for few days al time
Ii made such inI'Hds on my constitution that
my phy>icians pronounced me to he in the
first stages Of consumption, when ! acciden
tally met up with Drs Love X w ilson ;
Anti n,aarial Belt which has entirely cured
me. | have had but one chill SINCE aud thai
was the first day after putting it on. ] am
now in as good health as | ever was in my
life, and think this Belt God-send to the
afflicted. J. NJ. MATHEWS
Cannon House, Atlauia, Ga, June 4, 1875
Some nine years ago contracted malaria
in Savannah, Ga, from which have suffered
AT times, ever since, until ! met up with Drs
Love & Wilson's Authenticated Belt some
three months ago. have worn il continually
and have had no chill since, and find my
general health, which has been poor. much
improved. | would recommend it TO other;
suffering with malaria.
r. A WALLACE.
Macon, Ga, June 4, 1873.
Friend HodgsOn:-i received your lei.er
of the Goth uif on yesterday, have been Ill
on a fishing excursion aud just returned
The people of this town don't chill worth a
cent yet. have sold two Of the pads ana
that did very hour | iirs, received them, one
to one of our conductors, aud 10 Mr. Vaughn
Clerk in the office. They both say tia, they
tried Quinine and other remedies, aud thai
they all failed tili they put on HE pad since
then they nave had no more cIiis or fever.
and they recommend them TO everybody.
ALEX. MATHEWS.
The above pads were sent for us 10y DR..
Hodgson, who is addressed as above
J. T. LOVE
J. S. WILSON.
For sale by all Drnggisfs jy3.-4m
Richland beacon., 1875-07-17
MALARIA! MALARIA!
READ, REFLECT AND ACTl

If one grain of Nrcinc Virus. taken from
the cows ndder and kept dry for years, then
moistened, and the keune,t point at y Lancet
dipped III it aud drawn gently on the ann, 80
IA not to draw the blood. will ~ imprr.i.aie
and change the entire system as To Prevent the
party so Eaccinatcd from taking the most
loa'h>ome of diseases. (>malI pox0 for IN
entire iifr; again, if the celebrated Eu.aiyp
tbs tree Will change an uninbabrablc ma lariai
district INTO a healthy. salubrious cline, 10y
simply absorbing from the atmosphere tie
poison malaria, why will no, the proper
remedy, property applied, ncurraiize and
dt>Ioy Tie poison. known IA malaria and thus
enable parties to inl.abit malaral districts
viii, i.nrmi,yI
We claim tia! there is such Il remedy, and
lat W. have prepared il. and applied il, and
pr, ,cd ii IA uur Art; Naiarial Or Euchymial
Bclt-anl that peIe-is w.U will wear tn,
Belt may inhabil the wor, malariai li.lricis
wiIhoH, the fear of having any di eases arising
from malaria: such as ChIii, and Fever. Bill.
ious or lntcrnit,en Fever, Yellow Fever,
! Jaundice. Enlarged Liver a..d Spleen. lndi-
gr.riom, Constipation and Hemorrloids, and
tina it will cure all the above diseases, ex-
crIt the woIs, cases OF Bilious and Yellow
Fever
/ This is called an Ari-malarial or Euchy
/ mIal Belt a> II corrccis tire hunOrs OF the body
auI produces a healthy action invigorating the
! system, and thus enabling ii to perform it,
various duties without fearing the effects o
. uaaria IN the least.
/ Ii has been tied in thousands of Ease.
without a failure.
: They eau he obtained from the proprietor.
ia am quantity at the Powell Building. june
ton 81 aoird aai Peachtrcc streets, .Ai.ari;
a.,
Richland beacon., 1875-07-17

WHITEwAsH FOR OLD BULLDOGS
A correspondent of the American
Rural Home says the following is
durable, and looks nearly as well as
paint: Take tight. clean barrel,
and slack 10 /, one bushel Of freshly
burned line by covering it with boil
ing water. After it is Stacked add
cold water enough to bring it to con-
sistency of cream of thick whitewash.
Then dissolve in water, one pound Of
sulphate Of zinc (also known by the
common name of white vitroD, aud
add to the lime and water, with one
quart of 6ne salt. Stir well until the
ingredients are thoroughly mixed
This forms pure white. If q creau,
color is desired, one-haf pound o.
yellow ochre is added"
Richland beacon., 1875-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 GOOD SEWING MACHINE is a household
treasure that no family can afford 10 do with
our. Ii you want the best, :he Wilson Shut
tie should be your choice. II combines, IN
the most perfect mannc> I'll The requisites
q aurability, simplicity, ease Of operating
and perfection OF WORK. and i sold a, a les
prs"e than any other frsiGla>s mach inc
Ma hines vii. be delivered any railroad sta
inr IN this parish. free OF transportation char
@"s, II ordered through the Company Branch
fion~c =, Eick>huc@ Miss.
They send an elegant catalogue ana
chrome circular free on apPiira,jon.
IA., Company wan, q. few more good
t-sa.s