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AMAGNIFICENT OFFEI,

4 very liberal conirri, " hnh we hav, ms,
rompl-ted with the Weed Sewn. M,chin.
Company. will enable u> we hope, Ia pi,rr
the 10 rrl-brar-l machines Ia many E,n,ill..
tlruugou tir roi'iiry. 80 fine M opIurtu
ui,y &, secure y fir,r.rl1ss sewing n,rh,nr sci.
dem occurs. May We not Expect the friend, /,
uf TIN. paper 20 IN ike an raru->,. unit-l effort
to extend greatly it, circulation aud thus hclp
Ia iucrra.c its Influence. VIZ WILL LIHrWAL.
1T REWARD THOSE wup WORK ruR - Real
can you not form ciul, in your nrIyhlrrinr.i
and srrur. tai. sew iu. machine rrriri,iu
4 FEW HOURS ~ WE'LL. pIHEcrEp grFJur WILL
oRrAIN Ir. Po>'HIi.irr- M tl.. smaller tow ns
and villages can, w.ih "a liItlc th,"iyh and
riiprr. easily .rnt ia the requisite number 81
names Has thu par-nuas'. Hii.y uEr'hin-,
II nut call upon few ladies and gentlemen
1T the congrcsarlnn Tell Their: y"ur plan
1ni ask them tn hip. la the cuu.rry alton
~ names with lI,tlc ,lii 'uliy bc >rrur..
semi us the ) ~ ami We W u forward for niI,
year tins paper to each uf the ~ sub-crIbrrs
which Will pay them the fuH rnirc of ,h, ir
Subscriptions. Gnd ia ddiIioa. Ts r,N make Il
presenf. I" any prr.oa y"n may drHcna's. Of a
bsiuifM sirty.frc diT Ssriny Anchine.
How easily = rlup can b- i"rn,r,i in the
Masonic or o id Fellow, or Ten l-raure So
ririy or IN the Grang, l. there I.i .irI.-n,i.
irg up' II your ,'ririy snrnr f"Hr widow Ia
whom ing m;H.hinr woild bc TOR year.
10 come a bi-.-ingt Pas. the subscription
paper. Thirty persons sul,s'rh,n. TOR thus
Jmrnal at s. M each, will srcurc tor them
selves, without any extra dhargr. the paper
tor one year and mot valuable present f,r
some needy family. TRY IT, FRIENDS Dox T
WAIT. BEGIN THE WORK At oScE Sent u.
word that you have undertaken the formation,
of such rlub.
RenIenfr.r. the ma.hine, are warranted n
be PertcHy rer. idtss: i"iprorei, and III psrttrt
order.
TERMS.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24

Most Of the brawls and quarrels
which disturb the quiet Of every CON-
munity. and most of the bloodshed 10
the land, are caused by intemperance.
Scarcely term Of the court is held
in any county in this State but what
some unfortunate culprit is put OH
trial for shedding the blood or At
tempting to take the life Of bis fellow
man. and in majority Of cases, the
deed is done under the influence Of
intoxicating liquors. Liquor heats
the blood, inilamcs the passions,
magnifes triaes and fancied wrongs
into real injuries, and raises in the
breast q feeling Of revenge.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24

A PIGEON HUNrER.-A'man about
thirty years old. having q shotgun on
bis shoulder aud two pigeons in his
hand, was yesterday standing on q
street corner telling crowd that be
bad been ou. and killed Eve hundred
pigeons since sunrise.
YOU'RE liar I" shouted man in
the edge of the crowd.
The stranger looked at him long
and earnestly, and then inquired:
"Where did you get acquainted
with me !"-Free Press.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24
. SATURDAY. APRIL II. 1873. WHOLE NO. 329

which tried in two cases Of the only
three ever saw. This is, cut through
the skin, say about one inch long,
insert ia thin silk paper. corrosive
sublimatc, about size Of duck shot,
and take a stitch Oh it. The disease
occurs by swelling between the noSlril
and the eye. After operation. turn
the horse into pasture until the
entire diseased part has sloughed on, ,
then wash daily with soap and water,
and dress with any simple ointment,
such Us simple ccrate. cured the
two. The other case was conncctc,
with nearly blindness, and ia a thor
ough-bred mare. On examining her
mouth, found the false (black) teeth,
knocked them out. and with an old
dull chisel, heated to white heat, burnt
the cord in two that leads from nose
up to eye.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24


MISUNDERSTANDING. Puckette,
for number of years editor Of the
Na,chitoches Times, an hOnored cit
izen Of his parish. and elected to the
State Senate on the fusion ticket in
1872, but counted out because he was
regarded by the Lynch returning
board as gentleman. was recently
appointed tax.ccllector of Natchitochc
parish by Kellogg 1t seems tha,
shortly after his appointment he had
some personal difficulty with Mr.
Cosgrove, editor of the Peoples Vim.
dicator. and who by-the-by, had made
notice Of the appointment in his
paper quite complimentary to Mr.
Puckette. a few days after the diff
Guilty the latter went to New Orleans
on business connected with tine office
This is all the story.
Now, will our readers believe tha,
out of this affair the Thieves Own,
published in New Orleans. constructs
a column article. in which it gravely
states that o public meeting Of the
white leaguers was held in Natchi
toches parish for the purpose Of de-
nouncing Mr.. Puckettc, and that Mr.
Cosgrove was selected rs q proper
person to make an assault upon him
or something to that effect. II
does, however, and then goes on to
make very pathetic story of it-tells
how MIR. Puckctte, the victim Of white
league violence aud lswlessnesS, tie"s
to New Orleans as to city of refuge
and. all bruised and bleeding, appeals
to Kellogg for protection.
Mr.. Puckette comes out in card in
the Picayune fatty denying this out
rageous lie, but what of that! The
Thieves Own would die Of pure in
ani,ion if its editors did not exercise
their favori,e vocation. To be con
victed Of lying is matter Of the least
possible moment to them. Indeed
they rather like it. as it proves to theiI
party how Jealous they are in ih'
good cause-&rerepOrt Times.
All of which is true, both as regard.
Mr.. Puckette, as he states in his card
aud the character Of the Republican
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24


SMALL AND HALL-Thc Box and
Cox Of New Hampshire politics, are
still at it-hammer and tongs. Small.
republican cx-congressman, publishes
. reply TO the abusive letter Of Hall.
chairman of the republican state COM
ni,tec, which was surreptitiOusly y
folded in the New York Tribune as q
supplement and distributed broadcast
through the state. Small does not
initiate his opponents billingsgate
He contents himself with mildly re-
marking: II have charged that by
your corrupt practices in your Office
Of provos' -marshal of this distric,
you made q large amount of money
defrauding both tho government and
the soldiers. That charge you bav,
never squareIy denied. and you never
will do SO while you have any recol
lection Of even. that little stock o
reputation you undertook, years ago
to lay in for the future necessities o
your character AID then he goe
into some damaging specifications
How that Hall sold $S55 worth Q
army brogans to . single dealer
distributed cavalry boots among hi
friends supplied one shop With sec
ond.hand clothing during the Who'll
time he was prOvOst-n'srshsl; Sol
"many thousand dollars" worth {
such clothing for which be has neve
accounted" etc. Hall is suggestivel
invited to ",ell the people how inue
money be carried to Dover in that ii
trunk st the close Of his term. Al
tell them where he got it."
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24
4 History Of the Fan.

\ curious little volume has jus:
appeared. giving the history OF fans
among all nations and at all periods
The author, Mr.. Blondcl. who has
been able to examine many rare col
lrctionS, states that it first came frou'
the East, where it is always accom-
panird by a hyilap and para,ol. The
torumr is made Of a tail of the Thibe-
tnn buffalo, white ~ snow. and OF
which the extremity is II ruft of hair
in the form Of II plume. Fans OF
feathers. recently in fashion, date from
the seventh century. They were drst
used in China, where the Emperor,
kao Tsons, having heard the cry of
a pheasant, supposed to be- an auSpi.
ciouS >iyn. ordered fan To bc nude
shaped like the tail of that bird.
According To the author of the
"Etudcs Asin,iqur>," that article had
more than one singular use; on it the
rich deposited the alrns which they
gave to the poor; the great received
ON it the delicacies offered to them
it was lowered before Suprriors Us u
mark Of Difference the mobiles carried
it to court, and it served to cool then,
from the hea, Of the day. and to
amuse them while waiting in the an.
techambcr it was the instrument oi
punishment of the schOolmasier, and
ut the same time WAS given AS q re.
ward. A fan placed ON plate of a
particular form announced to the
criminal Of noble family his sentence,
and it was at the moment in which he
held out his hands to receive the fatal
present that the executiOner was to
accomplish his work.-Ctncinnatt
Gazette.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24

"Are you going after that sugart' called a
Marquette (Mich.) mother " her hoy, who
wa. IN th- street. "Am ! going after that
sugar. drswied the youth in sNucy and
i,npudert tone; but ju-, then he happened to
see his father coming up behind him, and he
said very respectfully AID lovingly: 80" ny, OF
course sm, ma; didn't know you needed
il Ii.ht AWAY
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24

Two of the most notable events TO
occur iu Virginia this year will be the
inauguration Df Valentines monument
10 Lee at Lexington. where sx-PIesi-
dent Davis will deliver su address
and the Inauguration Of Foley's
statue of Sionewall Jackson at Rich
u.snd, when it is h'pcd iI"n. Ieres.
ford Hope will Ls present and give al
unprcjniiccd Eugiishmsn's opinion o.
The yrra, svldicr.-lUyiaia SchHtRci
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24

The Daubury News asks: What can he
sa,iler than to read that three young women,
under eighteen, were arrested tor drunken
ness, the other night The Nnrri.,"wn Her.
aid replies: To read that six young wo'ncI.
were arrested there for drunkenness, would
be twice as sad, We should say. According
to this corrse f declen.ion, We presume the
superlarive degree OF sadn-s, wo"ii not bc
reached until all the young women were
arrested for drunkenness.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24

Said traveller: When | WAS travelling in
Massachusetts, some twenty years ego, ! had
a seat with the driver, whu. Oh stopping al
the pos,otiicc, ssluted Nm iIl.lOOking fellow on
the steps with. "Gooi nnrning, Judge Sander:
hope you re well, sir - Alter leaving the
office, asked the driver if the man lac spoke
To was really judge. "Cer,ainly, sir, he
replied. I'VE had cock fight last week
aud he was made Il Judge On that occaslon.'
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24

The grand lodge Of Masons Of the
state of Kansas has decided that q
member Of any subordinate lodge who
shall keep q drinking saloon or dram
shop, or engage in any other disbonor-
able or immoral occupation, shall be
suspended, and the case referred to
the grand lodge. Tho churches OF
the land should take even stronger a.
ton than this.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24

A gentleman who was couv-r>ins with III
Oneida girl on the street few day, since,
surprised her somewhat 10y suddenly running
away, jumpin. over load oi hay. aud Ind
ing in a dry goods b,x. A great fi'1i oI
light broke in or1e,hc girIs mind when sl.
discovered that the gentleman vile Was
approaching.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24

NRON this date no Ne, nf any kiEd will .
recorded tha, = i.a.ri-d into the Rrcor.
der. O'li.r. u,, - ;..e Zee .or r~cor'linx sc
company the same. \ great n'any havs
handed in iced. with the pnNni'e to pay in y
day ar t~" nnd il ha. been 81 yrar ar t~O and
no pay yet. II is true that the amount 10
small, bu, one dollar each from SOD people 10
snmr money. II i. easier for any one 10
r,i.r from one ,n five dollars Than fer NE 10
DO without $500 or more, and n-cessiiy fsces
me I" this plan. 50 from this date ND set will
b- r-r"rd-,I until the Recorders lee 10 as.
ranged.
Marc 18Th. 1873.
WILEY r. MANGHAM.
n!l1-rc Recorder Richiand Parrish.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24

IL j. ccr,xin that the hard winter has killed
one ct the Peaches in Illinois. His name
was WiIiam. a1d lac was an oil settle! vi
81 tiaIr CvunA'.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24

A Beverly. girl who has jus. been left by
her eighth lover is g"ng To Europe. She
will probably Writ the l,fc "f Nin.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24

$50 mr-s lrni-1o mere. in g'"''i stn'" al
cultivation with gn"i comfortable houses
will I've sold fbsap for Cash "r tw"'h'rd'
C,sh. with m"rsas~ retained tor baia'c" -
There i. sl-o on the place Horses and farming
implements. and two good y"k-s "i oxen -
For further par,cnlar-. apply I" j. J. o>'-'n.
on the place. or to Wiley Z. Vaughan, Ray
vile. La. ny 2?s'f.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24
BIG-uEAp IN HORSES.

w. C b. Fsyette. Miss.-In one
Of the early Nos. Of American Farm
cr. when published by its first agri-
cultural editor, J. S. Skinner. about
SO years ago. q gentleman in North
Carolina published simple remedv,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24

Heavy shower Of rain on Inceda!y.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24

I wish to notify the public that ! will com.
ple,- all kinis of carpenters work IN the
best manner, Ut short notrc. anywhere IN the
parish or State.
Gin Houses,
and all Of the latest styles "f COTTON
PRESSES built according t""r.Irr.
Give n- trial aud fair play, nmi ! guar.
antec s,r-f,c'i"n to all par,ir. ar u" Iav
Jan. II. 1873 ". y. W. ASVoN.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-24
TER Ms.

Baltimore Canned fruits.
800 C.iSES Canned Fru,S and Veyrta
b.-.. bo"sLt ir,nn the pa.k-r, at bottom Zig.
ur--, and Offered at Nv Orl-anS whni--aIe
pricc, toy I.AMklN 4 Et;GLESrON
, 1875-03-19
9llaaSnGe gepsI6sa.

Rew 0orf, IS. Mdrs. Sobn
@elsp lisferte fi9 beute Der pOliset lelbit
aus als M0rber bon Sobn Moaasbau,
bebauptete aber, oaB 9csterer i'm anse-
9riHen nnb bis in feline Bobnuns uer=
folst unb ibn gu t6bten seorObt babe,
upraui or swei S9uiie aa9 Der @eseno
BEG Ser5ens auf oenielben absefruert
uno taft ipfurt foot nieoerseirett ia
BE. Ser @erltorbene iuor nit Der S9we
iter bon 8ilep oerbeiratbet uno tdsli@
b%etrunfen.
2ancater, YennI., IS. Mdrs.
9bos. $. @oooWin, elm prattisirenoer
alrat BON @inbIor=S ownlbip, Oorf-Go.,
lit psrbaftet uno in's @efausnib seiaidt
tuoroen. auf bic anfIase, SRI. Marp
Gi9elbsrser BON bier perfabrt unb ourd
einen Notwithstanding ermoroet gu ia.
ben. Oas Mdb9en tulrbe por elmer
@o9e BON 8erlpanoten in elmer cinia.
, 1875-03-19
6runfrelb.

Yaris, Is. Mara. Bic Rational=
@srlammluns nahm setern cine &clo=
luton aa, wpna6 cine Surp BON Mers'
ten ernannt iperoen io1, I'M bic Jal'
~berjenisen 8%ouapartilten gu nntsriu=
den, welde b%ebanpten, i'm Sienlt'
bes @taates unfabis gcruorben uno
aus bielem @runoe penlionsberc4tist Sl
jein.
9ie 2inte wiaiste seItern untcr oel
9%ebinsung, boB elm Sag innerbalb Del
erIten 6 Monate nod BEN Oierfcrier
eltseiebt ,perbe, an Dem Die 8eriamm-
flung ii9 auf1le, in einem 8oridlaS Del
&~esieruns, bab Die sesenmdrtisen Ia=
fansen in oerlelben midi mebr ourA Ner
suablea aussefiiat weroen loaen.
, 1875-03-19
GaropailAe Mud. iAten.

Bremen. l1ebsr bic Ssftpfli9t oss
9orobsutiden 2lODo fir 8eriorsuns oer
Sinterbliebenen Der unlGnglt oIrd oas
&entern zines S4leppbootes %oerunslits
ten Irbciter ldreibt BET 8remer Sous
rier: Wie uns mitsstbeilt worben, bat
iid anlaaglt bel Der Wittwe zines Der
bel Der 6eparaturmertitatt oes Noro.
beutiten 2loDb eerunslldten &eiiels
i9mieoe Elm Asent Der 0tbens, uno In.
fall erliderunsss@ eielidait, BET mel.
der bic gloDoarbeiter oerlidert iinb,
e%iasefunSen, UNI bic 6rau ja p%eranlais
fen, eur9 I~unabme elmer BON isner Sc.
ie1i9att ju 3ablenoen Summs bon 5000
W.--lase oreitauieno 8ei1Smurf(!) D.
oasr weltsrsn anlprlfe iid 3u besebea.
Dig Grau ii iebo&. o6clsidb in biri;i.
, 1875-03-19
Stalieu.

SC . tn, IL. Mara. M. &ocetti, BE-
sleitet bonn @rafen Marefo6i, r%eiifen
9eltern Nbenb nod Mmerifa ab, nm ben
CARDINAL McglpsfeD BON New Sort bi'
amtli9e. Na@riat ieiner Grbebuns 81
iiberbriu9en.
Berlin, IS. Mdrs. 9ie bieiis'
~Hot" fa9t, Spanien babe Ole auslie-
fsruns beg Sou Mlfonlo, Sruber bes
Son Carlos, perlanst, inbem e,
zines @ersebens sesen Die 9anoesse-
febe anseflast lei. Spanien bat @us'
lieferunss : 8ertrdse nit 5elien uni
8apera, aber nid)t nit benz beuti9er
Heife.
, 1875-03-19
GalenDe 2mebts

mirb UNI . II # ely eilt.
) &c 9e!,pn, mtlte on ptiser Nrnnttelt
eee. m1rt 9cbttsn f an Sr. Vgiee su men
en-. ne der Elm. Jlalte Weelein psrlelbsu sur
probe, eusH Gle @rprB,
II M pmffs
nten mtrb.
lie tnaise 8oGhm Inp BE GrpnbfoHer
e,m Wubdltn'b aum @Hhdfh atrlngs int.
tr. p,irs III eln ltubt ter glrat mnp bat pi,
ebanpluns Der
a lcnncn Guht
eirem SauptlnbiLm asmaht urb ptrihfri
''Ipna burn Webraub sinet W,ptln.
untfrla6, nitt tir eins prpbtflaits Az en-.
m. 60 fVntt ni1is nnp miro
@uh beilen!
80 maGt nihts aus, ME alt tts Granfbsil
Hnh rtIhs anbee Wtiltel f,blgeld leaen boz
ben.
@trfulars unb 3susniKe psrssn nit her:
ni9te fofenoen Qrobeilai9e
ti,net.
grin Soft i'd ito Der grprs6 bic re&te @brsfs
, aebfn unb lhrttbt an
Sr. Gbas. z. @rice
MV. 81 u iA,ams Str Wew YJcyf.
&c IL mi
, 1875-03-19
Aeuslir tsIfgr. d ,sDhsn.
1euti9iann.

gerfin, IS. Mdrs- Scr Gr5bi-
idof BON &Dln ]anote int Namen beg
selammten preubil4en Gpiifopats cine
Yetitipn an bas Mb9eoroneten : Saus.
b~enieniseu 5beil Der &irAen : 8elese.
1uel6er Dem Yapite einen antbeil an
Der Nermaltung oes lofolen &irden=
G%isentbums sulideri, ni9t gu 9enebml=
gen. o
90 ii d E n, Is. Mdrs. Son Nj
fonIo neblt leiner @smablin Donna
8tanfa, pahirte 6eute auf leiner
9urdrsiie mad stepermart Die biei9e
Gtaot.
, 1875-03-19
Maenten b~er1anate

DIR. FooTE 1T Der gerfafer rtetrerer rtebletntfhes
Werle, BON beuen ems ibsr 100000 Gremplare Mbfas
~sefuaben bat. Sin speites uDas Wenidenfpaena" pber
rafsne gulisisrade unb %seiunber Meni6euyeHaans,"
bat einen Nbias BOT, lber 10000 erreiat. Dities l.stere
Dert erfdeint iest enslif@ unb beutf&. Gin neasres
Wert v@ihenitaft unb Dtdtuns" obr SAMMY TUBES,
Der iuseabIide ar3t, unb spoNsIE, Der Idfiee @ffe, es
fdeint purIdufs uur ensltid. WeBen Snbaltssersei4-
niTe sieIer gDerfe trp1e man id entp.ber an DR. FooTE
rsnbea pbsr an bic Murray Hill Verlagsbuohhandlung,
1919 East 25th Street, New York.
Msenten tperben fir BEN gertrieb biefer Wtrfe Serlanst
nnb srbalten fetr elnitiee 8ebinsunsen. Sc man6er
Asent bat fbpn turb ben 0erfauf biefer Werfe fd ben
@runsf.in su etnen, tlehnen @errnGsen selset. uDas
Msnfdenlsfsm" III fir grwadiene unb ,,Dt1eni6afs unS
9tdtune" fir bic Suaenb Elm spr;lalides. lebrrei&es unS
Invertebrates gDert. Gin SnbaltsSsrsetdnie her g8erfe
melbes franco per ppt en- iebe gsrefe Serianbt pirb,
siebt cine spafdnbise Bef4retbaas ~besisIbsu. Sod
einnal:
Mgeuten ober Golporteure berlangt.
Mbrelfire tpie oben.
, 1875-03-19
GInMmerifa.

Saneiro o, II. Mdrs. Cine
alBeror9entlthe Sikuns oes broliliani-
iAen Yarlaments lit onberaumt uuroen,
nm bas Budget gu beratben uno Mab=
reselu in 8etreif Der llnruben in ben
9ropinsen su ~treifcn. Ser Safer oerlas
bic Sbronrebs perlDnli9.
, 1875-03-19
epanien.

Mabr B., Is. Mdrs. Gin @eri4t
iast, bab Gen. Clio Die @aae oss Son
Carlos uerla1len babe.
Mabrib, Is. Midrs. 9ie&arliieu
perlorsn Bel ibrem AasriHe aui 3uouso=
ri 200 Mann.
, 1875-03-19
Dif Tnhkmr

1T b%efttuarat. bas san,s btsberise SeiIperfabren inns
Hpbbao nnS bnr@ gtnnebnen Don &otpatper
beptrft. Tie Qobbdber setsen an, NO bic aranfbeit
tbren Stb bat, pte tief fe Iie9t, uno 81 slei9er
iSett seisen ie bic 2eoenstroit bes Ienidtn an.
Saufenbe iinb In ben lesten spet Sabrsn In Der
SaoesAniialt, "a Stanton Ctr , Rem gort, sebet[t
' gsrsts ans ps Mss,s sir es 81 sasb sfIr9 sn,, 1t$ gisa,
f1 pon aubcren Bdbern baburh, bob fe brett auf
BITE &rantbeit einrutrfen, u bben tranten Stoif ents
ternen, tn rrel9er ,orm er au4 gum @ori9ein
bunsssproceB Der 3rantbeitsitofe. Sober Rrante
wir6 bet otr Mnipenbuns bt. ler Sur f~o;uIag.n Iein
eisener Mrst.. @cnn Sen,anb burb btefe Bdber eez
kilt TT, 10 Tt &c wirtltd nno rabtfal 9ebettt, rpdbs
tsnb no$ Der bisberissn .9eiImetbobe bic 1ettteI
eepShnIi9 sefdbrlt9er iinb ais Bite &ranfbettlelbit,
ane i9 Sltsrs eth gangs Seer ieeunOassr aranis
Obsiei9 Sic aobbaber aue aramtseii.n, inn.rli9
bet f~olsenbtn arantbeiten. Defenders wenn te fid
nod tn acutem 3 itanbe befinben, sana auberorbents
lid: Nieber, ielblt geerpens unb Tpphusfeber,
i es5s.' sss1 lSa unS gasssasd S,,s lMs sa mir!
s.pobnli9 Iet9t furirt. @aNerimdf, Wbems
t~aattSmaS pertsn oft feb, ti4nla s.beilt;
tSpSirit;sSe sran;5site n'i in ieSem Sr !1S.' Sci
auBersn aranfbeiten, 9ramopunnem, 0es
tdltpiren, ScrppbeIn &C: TT bic Wirfuns etne
pfSslihe u. fi4tbare.. ssnr elm gab TT binrei&snb,
aenfrebs mnb bic iosenannte S,arns ober
Suferruhr (etre It's isst aubeilbare RrantbeiD
wurben ssbeitt get Iestercr 8rantbeit seben rs
9rojent bes 3uderitofIes nit iebem Babe bnr9 ben
llrtn ob.
Die Babes nnb ginnebmes pulpsr werSen nod
itbem 9las TIM 2Gn6e p%erIanot. Der 4ttts bss
gabespulpers lit 80, Der bes ginnebme : pulpers
81. Man taHe f9 cine Broi6ire l6er bic aobfnr
In en9Iii9er ofer Seutider Spra9e fdiden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stonton Str. (Box 1S9oA
Rem BORT
, 1875-03-19
2a9erbier galpp ., &c.
Sateh auf BEN Eager stnen sroesn gcrrait
BON
70 IT unD 2iau6rett.

~ eine IT mn1 2iqm6ren,
psl6e a6 bsicnesrs fir bic Geiertaae eianeu
tub tuornnl is bic aufmertiamfen Der &C.
'tdttsleute tn Der Stabt. lopie auf BEN Gan.
-, Isntsn. Sbr Hns'r BON Wbisfep benebi
'us ben foistntsn Sprkn:
Slb Cabinet She,
Slb 8afer 8De,
&niferboder,
gelh'r Slt G1e,
@o'hen Nectar,
@otoeu Gayle.
nSuanp South"
&entudD Bourbon.
iro eins arc6s Nusmabl BON Sr1diebeuer
@lars. aud fdtrsn mir
Sladberrn, GberrD nrb Sinner
9rannnpeirc,
Rciner rIpple=Gi6er= granon," feiner al
ter ISeod)=S ranop, reincr Samaica Stun.
obcilt Scotd) WbiSfeD. ehrer boldnoi<
der Gin, Seem Gnelano Stun.
Srcnre nno clnbeimiiha 8raurtmeine.
pnft, SberD II Gatamba @eine.
NIB pirsiid gats pas man aerSbn!ib IN ct.
EN- Wetr- uno gYi i.uoien.@ fGGf fnbe.
in Der usbsr,tusuna. bn6 fs tip 70 arcbrs
Saasr BADEN, oils ireenb ein Saus uutsrpalt
Saiiirnors, bitten fe bic 5srrsn 8s1haftslsute
staaialt ocrsulprsGen. @ie aarontren. bas
Vie Waarsa has 6nt, irufir fe aueaeaebsn
ss'osn. Sober adnfer bat tas Reat, bic
Waarsn Die ibn, n'dt asfaasn surldsu osb,u.
Sislfltsn eanfen fir Die ttnen isit ben lee
en- amet S,breu tsp,s enc l1nitrfusuub unit
p'rfen iib bsfrsbtn ftrnfr oas WobIwcuen
brer 8unbfn dd gu srwsrbsu.
Gaiinn uno 9arbcy,
/ 10 mmt
, 1875-03-19
8rtefibe gpnfnItattpnen
MnentseIbttb.

g1ebsr mtneraltsn mod fddbltde gFansen eebrau&t.
Beinate 10000 patentei purbet BON ibm TT ben leSten
,tanjis Satrsn ~btbanbelt Seber SAL pirb etnjeln fprs-
fattis ~rssifrirt, Oh brieRia rser YerIpnlid, Oh ben bent
Doctor fsfbt pSer fsiren Sdlfsdrsten. 9sstsre fnb ale
wiTenfdaftlid sebtlbste gtspieiner.
ale Y%atienten, pelde e~ntfernt wutnen, erbalten cine
ausfatrltde J~raesnlifte franco per gpf uber TN Saafs.
Gin ppafdnbises i9fernatiiAes Gintraeeni In ben Bidern,
s~ertinsert 8ebler oter Srrtbimer. Die Bidder mesben
nxr BON ben anssfegten @er,ten seShnet.
aDeseu Grasenliife obsr anbsrptiHse Gunialtattpxea
atreitre u,ss ME fcl8t:
+. DR.. e. B. FooTE,
Box 7s8, New York