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NllK EOMN-NE lAnhM
Sharif's Sale.

PEET, YALE & BowLIyG } State Of louisiana,
v N".25S Parish Of krhIand =,
Il. F. VIcKEns x Co llth Dis'rc, Court
Ky virtue of purieS writ of ieri lacias
issued 10y the Honorable Four,rrnrh District
Court ia aud for the Parish of R:chland IN
the above styled aul numbered sat. and 10
me directed. | have seized AMI taken into my
possession, and will offer for sale. AT IA; door
of the CourI House IN the town uf Rayville,
within the hours prr-cr,h"d by law, 10 the
last and highest bidder, on
Saturday, the ih 3ay Of Decc,ahcr, 1875,
the following described properly, with the
Improvements thereon, to vii:
\ parcel of land IN section twenty one, in
township sixteen north, range stX east, lying
west Of the old Alto and Rayville road com
mencng al a point on the sixteenth section
line, running sou,h seventy yards, thence eas,
one hundred and forty yards, thence e6ofsli
seventy yards, thence back 10 starring point
one hundred and forty yards.
Terms of sale Cash, with benefit Of APP
praiSemcnt. Z. Ill. MOORE,
RayvilIe, La, Nov. st!ls75-6ts Sheriff.
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Journal Of Agriculture and
Farmer.

We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of this old and reliable Agri-
cultural and Grange paper that appears in
another column. 1t has been published in 81.
Louis for great number OF years and is the
leading paper Of its class in the Southwest.
Ii is reliable and trustworthy, and if any Of
our friends desire to take a first-class AgIicul
tural Journal they cannot do better than to
take this one
/ The publishers are making their weekly
export of the markets Of St Louis and other
.ge cities prominent feature of the paper
N doubtless all will find them authentic
reliable. Give the Journal of Agricul-
u,rend Farmer rial apd you will doubt
" Hpleased and profted by it.
4oNt TT ..
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another Splendid Onar

IN addition to other lnducerer,s o,,a.,.,
subscribers to the BEACON for The conro 49,
Of such Of our readers ~ a,a,, uo ';i,
Pancr o. ,l'a az Excellent Weekly Agricul,ur;
Iand Ips;u u' nome Journal and Rural Sour.
nanav rice y 65), in connection will 81
p paper, iPrlce 50 o0, We will suppIyfi
small a. Il ordered at the same time, I |
nnS cf amount Ionn of - 90. nwho sr,Se
anI p Dor 1910 will receive Our Home NAL :
this r mural Southland free the REM M OF
Ho S year, 1919, Those who havs a Our v
70 hn . journal and Rural SouthIa, eco moi a,
1gricn %,u Ly us that it is THE nn messy O
: 7r n',u,i paper published in 'on'h' 1t
yoi,. 'o .lshed in our own State send in
our subscriptions at once. If. "
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Market Reports

are complete, authentic and reliable. and the
paper is worth the subscription price alone
to yet It's markets, fresh and reliable every
week.
Send for 1t! Read Il! Take lis ddr,ce, aud It
riH p0y you.
Men and women, boys and girls, old and
young, give the Journal of Agriculture and
Farmer trial for one year, and see if you
have not made good investment. 1t is "A
large SPACE, iS-column weekly Agricultural.
Grange and Family Newspaper, and is free
from political and religious discussions, and
its chaste and well written pages makes ii a
welcome visitor in thousands Of households
in the great Mississippi Valley.
Club agents wanted, to whom liberal
terms will be given. We want agents in
every town and village.
Send for specimen copy FREE, and we ask
that you send us the names of your friends.
so that we may send them specimen copies.
Subscription price, $500 per annum
clubs OF 5 or more, Sl.50 each. Postage, 10
cents must be sent with each name, as We
prepay every paper sent out Address
CHEW, CORDELL x co. Tubishers,
80 North Sixth Street, ST. Louis.
Nov. |, 1S73.-im.
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Our Greatest Need.

What North Louisiana most needs is tc
keep its money at Home. Then we ask Won
not TO send your money to New Orleans
when ). r. L. j. Behen, Of North Louisiana
Otter you sound indemnity against fire and
hie at rates as cheap as elsewhere Keen
some OF your money at home. nov2O-tf
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''PrOcrastinatiOn is the Thief
of Timess

PERSONS desiring certain indemnity from
loss from fire should not fail to call imme.
dlate'y at the old reliable fire tested and time
tried Insurance Agency Of J. F.. &TJ
behen, and insure their stocks and buildings.
lhey represent first class companies of the
United States and do business up right TRY
them. novoo- e.
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N1rYicsj.

pari .GS"11SANCBaooES-In Floyd. Carol
MrClan i.',' N%y' 3ith, 1875, by Rev. r II
Mar I'' on mt W. {. Buchanan 10 Ms,
'a,y L. Brook; all Of Floyd, La. -
L, Oaa,,,,hhhipE-McCArcuEY-Ne FIovI
No. al a.. Lle residence cf the brides mo.io,
don AZ J,"i 1919, by the Rev. T. II. McCIcn.
Nm Nm MI Il. II DoIlerhide, OF Delhi. In 70
Miss Cynthia NJ McGangbey '' ''''' 10
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liz "l"AhD HE:NGE No 60. Nov. -. 1874
,o. l.Ds' "f hEh"oS-Re>olurioas we're p,s<oJ
'y requesting me. as acting ,acref,,y -
-: 'es' you 70 publish oar regular n,,a,;,.,,
mnrn Is ne 2ud aaI lth SATURDAYS in aa"I'
''"'lI'h. Also rrquc-ra r,I ar;o,,,i,,,., .,.l..
al meeting. Yours Frarrrnally. '''''
y. F. WELLS.
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JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE AND
FARMER.
A weekly for Farm. Orchard and Family
Circle,

The Weekly Journal AND FARMER is a
consolidation of the monthly journal of \ gri-
culture and the weekly Missouri Farmer, is
now The great leading popnlar Farm aad
Freside Paper Of the Southeast.
Its departments are complete and ably
edited. The GRANGE is leading feature,
and this department is always fniI of good
things contributed by the members of the
Order. The ladies are heard through the
columns devoted to their interests, and many
hints of household utility and good advice
can be CLEANED by those who wish to become
ornaments in their homes and by their fire
sides All classes will be instructed by read
ing the JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE AND FAR
MER. and no family should be without il. Its
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Clofsaing for Cof,| Dealers.

i L's "a color Fredrick,buf hssimere,
mp IN d. B. Sack and FroQ bits;
Goods durnbIe. and Expensive.
Doeskin Jeans Pants irht shades,
AtGEof KREss Il Co.'S,
noy2I-2t. q, VIcksburg, Miss
We will advehiseny horse, mule Sc, for
tue owner that may strayei off or stolen
on co'd'''''"' '''o' : TN animal is not recoy.
ere"' no charge, andif5 re>sered the owner
will agree to pay us $40 Il ,,rar,;.o....
If. ''
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ParOns Of Husbandry.-

ParONs OF HUsbandry.-KAY-
VILE GANGE, No. 80, meets every second
and fonra Thursday in each month, at J l
o'clock, AN
MauryGrange No. 10. meets on Saturday
before thcl,t and Bird Sunday in each month.
f Mcdonald, Master; Geo Francis, Secty.
Regular meetings of Rayville Ramona
Grange Nos are the first Wednesdays i'll
January, April July and October, 1876.
Regular meetings of Girard Grange No. go
are held on the 2nd and 18th Saturdays in
each month.
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Sewing Machine Needles, Csc. per dozen
at J. f. & T. }. Behen's, Monroe. nov2O-r
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Esciig

anloeu "il!
faESEYTEGIAN-R. lst Sabbath
preach regularly. at 'ch on b'-Eln
n each month IT ihe thlrd sab
Rilgr. in Frank. ri Sabbath
bath; at Rayri.,a err " ednesday
Preaching in Il.
' ior preaching Of the
Regular appie is the first Sunday
btrti-t Church aurday night before.
m ea'h murr.
kev. l.. {. a.
Of the Delhi Circuit, NJ.
Tie app,S Rev. B. +. Alexander
j.. Churcl are as follow:
preacher each month at Delta
lst Suf " " Delhi
2nd Rayville
3rd " Taliu.ah.
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CLOTHING
Large Addition

Are being made daily to our stoc.
Mems Youths and Boys
Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Underwear
We guarantee our prices to be the
and all goods warranted as represented.Hes''
GEO. G. KRESS Il con
nov2I-I Nicksburg, MisS
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BEATTY PIANO!

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
THIS splendid Piano Forte combines every
improvement in tone with power and great
durability, and has received the unqualified
endorsements of the highest musical au'horl-
ties for its mar, elous, extraordinary richness
Of tone, having NO SUPERIOR IN THE
WORLD. Large size. Il Octaves. Oversirung
Bass, Full Iron Frame French Grand Action
Fret Desk, Carved Pedal, Solid Rosewood
Mouldings, Ivory Key 'front.' Cap,yed Ham
mers, a Giraffe Treble, &c. LIBERIA, discount
10 tie trade AGENTS wanied-male or teIpSd
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A PRoPosITIox We propose to advertise
land for sale. with this understanding if the
land owner will give price and terms, and
if no sale, no charge, and if a sale he will
pay us 10 pei cent of thepurchase price. out
of the cash payment
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A PtNNSAVEO ISA PENNY EARNED.
$1,000 GIVEN AWAY!

we VIII sem the RIcHLASD BEACON, the
usuai pnce OF Wien is 50 90 and the Louis
vile Weekly
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ihE HIGHLAND BEACON
Local Brevities

R1ondy weather all this weeL
WINS IS regular pneumonia wes,ber
we have not had a killing frost ve,
'erta will have a hearing in our nex,
ms Is not good cotton picking we,,,ou
mere is good deal of cotton in the f0,,
Ppicked yet. ~ ''ie heid|
lppy all winter INT ''aos
"e highest market price paid for hides at
fher as possible 0'' as oad
Pv nef murdered negro has been found
= warsaw, franklin parish. '''"
fR McLemore will paw tho hiono.,
fset Price for hides-in cash S"'''
JEFF Thompsons letter on tho L., r..
ncstion is crowded out of this ;ssne ''s''c'
Dfins your hides to B. R. McIcmore,s 10
n"H pay you the highes, market price in cash
Tor sale cheap, a small Silver Watch,
good time keePer-by Joe Fox. n, NJ
oIeuore's. 700 ."''
lie franklin Sun says Jack McDon,Lt '
A"'h u'e heighborhood of Crowvie Frank.
an irish) one night last week
beerain TO 90 to see B. R. Mci.emore a,
the o'Hibbler stand north of the cour, house.
tie isways ready to wal, on Won
Coied with work this week printing the
fn'h""'f the Bayou Macon Baptist Associa.
ton. ley will be issued in tb, course Of a
eight ON DAYS u
IA
"hhe Franklin Sun explain how i,
makes Use of abduction out of p,. yer
"s quoted TO the peni,entary by a
depu'y'rid, after being duly convicted and
senienc k
1udgampbell and Mr. Scott, of W,nns "
u Doro, to pop at each other last week, one n,
WIN 81 n and the other with ierringer III
NO ser Damage to any one. 50
WeSeql: .ted by the Tax Collector to
- call athpn 10 the fact that only few DAYS
lefnae which tax payers can lie exempt at
from usnaly Tor non payment OF taxes
lhesn'ion of sportsmen and all those
having arms in need Of repairs is dir, c:td
to the poi Mr.. Hanley ;unsmith, of Delta.
He wess his work. Try him. 10.
Wlnnts'a good Sewing Macbines We dii
can sl'ou choice of any you desire and III
y SCI per cent less than agents prices ne pe
NRail re us before buying elsewhere If. ~ ~
Iope City (Ark) Times is new can. the
Ene patronage of the reading public.
by Blackburn & s,orys II i Of a III
80. and neatly printed. WecheerfaL -
~ with he '10est,ox.
Y, |; /; 1; I:
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The beacon and Free Press for
- Four Dollars.

- DETROIT FREE Press has acquired
great celebrity for its fund of quaint humor.
sparkling wit &tories sketches, choice general
literature, chess anl puzzle columns, news.
etc: Webqse arranged to club the RIoHLASD
tps with the Detroit FREE Pass al,
Auced rates, and will take subscrip-
lie two papers for $500; and thus
cibaes-can secure one of the best
United States, in connection
OK, at an additional en- of only
in your slainfifirss If
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COURIR-JOURNAL,

"suai prlce - 90, ps,age prepaid on both
papers for one year, Or 81 so.
The Weekly Courie, Journal is the prea,
NATIONAL FANNY NEWSPAPER
1t will, on December Qst 1879. distribute
impartiaiy $4,000 in valuable presents
among its subscribers, and every subscription
sent through us will beyniitlsi to registered
and numbered receipt for thisdis,ribrtion.
Send us $50 and get both pape,s
BY We will also send in connection with
the BEACON and the Couricr-JournaL the
SOUTHERN ARGUS, published a, Selma.
Ala, the great Grange paper, all three for
80 90. Three good papers with postage pre-.
paid for So 30. This proposition will rrmain
open until the Ct &c Of the present year: and
to our tic subscribers who are;so far "a srrs,.a
We make this Propostiou s.ls-,x
pay back subscrition %i,h T. W S0N ~
sldswe will make a libera 01N s.Sx. ~
Now is the time to sup
wig three good r.ewspapeS
Of Only Fire Dollars and
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s..--Reguiar communications of
Mare Lodge No 2O9 the 2nd We'd
!. +. zach month.
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DeraMce.-U. f. Ia RIcHLASr

r. 1NO. %, meets on the second and
e. Tuesday nights of each month.
=. ID. C.-RAYvILLE CuUNCIL No. -,
Is lis regular meetings on the second
aOesdays Of each month.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23
TWISTING A w1rK.s HEAD OFF.

The Varginia (Nev) Chronicle, Of
Nov. 19, has the following: "YerHsn-
or" said John Bingle yesterday, to
Justice Cox. 'I was dreaming ct
the time that was brakeman on the
Virgins and Truckee Railroad, and It
was storming awful, and was shad-
ing my face from the rain under the
peak of this cap (produced in evidence
and marked Exhibit A by theJ ustice,) }
when all at once the whistle sounded
down brakes and looking up saw .
big sand slide right ncross the track.
sprang to the brake at once, and was
turning it down lively, while all the
passengers, with their heads out Of the
windows, were uttering loud shrieks
of terror, when 1 woke up, aud d-n
me if I hadn't hold OF my wife's hair
and a-twistIng her head around, think
ing it was the brake, yer Houor.
That's how it all happened" The
Justice said II was . very narrow es-
cape from q fearful railroad disaster,
and sentenced Mr.. Bingle to pay fine
sf sixty dollars for assault and bat
tory.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23
> Ad re- ssE2
LOCATION OF BRAINS.

John Henrys young hopeful ha,
boon behaving badly when his uncle
was there to dinner. He had, indeed,
gone to the extent of asking the dig
nIfied and rather Grabbed brother of
his ma how he got "skating-rink on
the top OF bis head" John Henry
chuckIed little in secret at this, for
he had his own opinion OF his wife's
relatives; but when the boy, who, re-
membered his own early teaching, ad !.
vised his uncle not to make "such a
Dustin noise" " hen, lie "che wed, there
was nothing for ma to do but to take
him upstairs for q brief introduction
to the slipper,
"WelI said the uncle, ~ the young
hopeful returned, rcd in his face, and
unsteady in his breathisg@"Well, did
you have some brains beaten into
yeurTTHS 6 A or G p
"BsainA.7n salps1AlAe Httler 6slIow,.
with q sob, and moving his hands
shout uneasily IN his psntaIoens peek.
sts-"May be yeur brainsis is there, but
mine hain't."-Cincinnafi Time.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

Max ADLER tells new story, the
gist Of which IL ~ follsws: Bill Sic.
cum was nominated for Mayor ofPsn.
cader, and one day, In street eonver.
satisn, he remarked, 'I've got 70 win.'
He pronounced IL, "l've got to win,''
and old Mrs. Martin, overhearing Il
imperfectly, went around and report.
ed that Mrs. Slocum had got twins.
The beys st once decided to serenade
Bill, and that night they marched out
to his b0use, with . band playing
"Hail to the Chief" several war clubs,
some fire companies, . group Of white
dressed girls in wagon, let Of ban
ners, and plenty of enthusiasm. Bill
made speech about the canvsss, and
then there were shouts Of "Where's
the twinsf" "Show 'em up to the
window 2" and the like. Bill said
there was . mistake, but the band sar-
casticalIy played, "Listsn to thsAock-
ing Bird, " and the boys shsuted loud
er for the twins. when the truth pre-.
vailed, the assembly dispersed in dis.
gust, and Bill was overwhelming de-
feated at the polls.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

ARTEMus WARD, We are told, used
to write with ono leg oyer the arm OF
. chair. That was . humorous substi-
tute for . psn.-St. L0uis Globe-Dem-
ocrat.{ No. cir the humorous is in
the arm, near the t.fnnny-bone," al
Though, perhaps, there may be fun
knee bone in the leg. His reason for
writing In this manner was probably
to make it more legible.-Dan6ury
rNescs. ,sEibi19a Le5"i7 - a'@'ss'a'-.s
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rUHHs snS SHsHtsrlASs
Nothing has surprised me mere
than the contrast Constsntinsple pre-.
sents to most European and American
cities in the way Of temperance, Wine
and stimulants are forbidden in the
Koran, and, coffee is the universal
drink esarywbere.O OlAt al the sealas,
or steamboat landings on the Bos-
pherus, nothing but coffee-Turkish
colee-is to be had for drink at the
numerous restanrants that line lie
banks. a ApassySf RlglblseisrsiSg {
from Egspt, spsAt q aday ysis stdsi bssil
viewing sthe sights. They told me
they made diligent search for some
thing to drink, but could not obtain
even . gIass Of beefTnothing ,bpt
coffee. In Pera, on the opposite side
Of the Horn, The European ssctien, oc-
casionally, though rarely, . arestaurant
may be found where wines and liquors
are sold. This may perhaps be 40.
counted for in part from the fact that
No one can sell without license, and
iicsnses are very high. TIL ~
Tobacco chewing seems to be un.
known here. have not seen an in
stance since have been here, nor .
spitoon; but smoking Il nniYersal.
Cigars are very rarely seen, and COM
mon pipes Zinetsrs z Europeans and
Americana use cigarettes, aud these
are made up ~ occasion demands.
For this purpsse they carry a
small bsx contsining sssali strips Of
paper made q wood for this use, and
Ene-cut tobacee,g vith which they roll
up one " more eigarettes % wanted,
insert in an amber tube, and all is
dene, save lighting. Easy as this
seems ig feyairsH KIN % m1hIeuIa.
.isn. Thsy ~ .ssfy deliAts, ass aot
offensive to ladies, who permit them
In their reception reems, ~ q matter
Of coursa. ThenTsrisT ifrptThoue,
smskss his hiSqscts, w1isk is Is !
xoedsn lube lsi3l&stI iens, i 6atk In
amber tip at enc end and an earthen
lowl at the other, resting in polished
'rsss saucsr on the hoor. b IL he is 1t
he restaurant be smokes the narghili,
he apparatus for which there abounds
This machine is composed Of q nexi:
he tube, enc tech in 1iameier.s and
va. yards long, attaci,sdi With .brass
aountings to large glass urn or
'ottle, partly filed with water, and
o constructed that the smoke II all
orced through the water to be cooled
nd pssiaed. Inssetpal reesen0ption
L tobaccoy the Anarica m Ii lUokiu0 I,
lone, (to say nothing of chswing) far
xceed this people, and also every
ther have seen.-Cor. Roston Ad-
.psr=EA REss s-z# = l.
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Gem 7 TAUR


der1i.l p:. suotlting IN he;.r' s-:.. in
irnrrf~. that e c:.l cou f ft.cut' he, will
muscle arrangements. We do not pretend tn It
they will mend broken leg exterminate
boiIs, b ut even in such cases they wfll reduce
the Inflammation and stop the pain. Nor can
we guarantee the proper results where the body
i: poisoned by whiskey. Temperance is as
necessary to proper physical, a mental con-
dItion 1888
larly adapted to all cases OF RheumatIsm,
Lumbago. Neuralgia, Erysipelas: Itch. Sprains.
sciatica. W eak Back, Pains in the side, Wounds
weeping sdnews. Burns Frosted Feet. Palsy;
Sores, Broken Breasts. Sore Nipples. Sore
Throat, Group, Diphtheria, etc The most of
these complaints the Centaur Liniment will
tract the poison from bites and stings, and
will cure burns and scalda without \ scar.
The following is but sample of thousand
49, "ANTIoCH, I'LL, Dec. 1. 1874.
Ny wife has. for a long time, been terrible
sufferer from Rheumatism. She has tried many
phi. sicians and many remedies. The only thing
am rejoiced to say this has cured her.
T. w. II. RING, Postmaster"
It is an indisputable fact that the Centaur
Liniments are performing cures never before
effected by any preparation in existence.-like
Chronic rheumatism of thirty years stand
ing, Strengthening fingers and joints which had
been sti a for SIX years taking the soreness from
burns, &c.
One dollar. or even fifty cents, invested in
Centaur Liniment will be within reach when
an accident occurs, and will do more good
than any amount of money paid for medical at
tendance When physicians are called they
frequently use this Liniment and of course
charge several prices for it.
The Yellow Centaur Linimeut is
adapted to the tough skin. muscles and flesh of
the animal creation. Its effects upon severe
cases of SPAWN, Sweeny. Wind Gall Big cad
and Poll-Evil, are little less than marvellous.
Nessrs.J Mcclure & Co.. Druggists, cor, Elm
and Front Sts., Cincinnati, o.. say:
:" In our neighborhood u number of teamsters
are using the Centaur Liniment. They pro-
nOunce It superior to anything they have ever
used. We sell as high as four to five dozen bot
ties per month to owners of horses and mules.''
We have volumes of testimonials describing
cures of Sprains. Kicks. Calls, Poll Evil Big
Head. and even Founders, which are little less
than marvels. No owner of an animal can af-
ford TO be without q bottle of Centaur Liniment.
which any day may prove worth twenty times
its cost. 5t t-fl ..t5 fs, tite ffsft II frs
Sold everywhere. but prepared only at the 81
Laboratory of j. B. Rose & Co..
46 DEY ST., NEW YORK. 367
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ASW
"Look har, I'm de most discourage
GUS nigger in dis Atlaht!y city, and III
to s,;' 4; ;;HSHHyf qhfS'il;SS Z DID uS4 1
Yon'se da----"'', b,,e, 4s,. .s.,s ~,
Jnst then 81 took . rua with head
bent down. and two seconds after
there wsea eieksi0gsr IN sthVYRud
wastitT nsthiny un6er heaven vat
doctor. And - 81 w9nt On, he re-
married over he shsnldee: sai4rsxy
sI'@s VA nfexer: :siius wus WI bad
fore do war. bad all In de war, bad ar
ter de war, asd l'm do losdes' buttin'
niger yeu ebsr read bout I'm books
wild de leabs all out and Dc kiver
lost !"-Atlanta Constitxtioa..
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23
1.5tH r1Min Hi

: Hserschaun 10 . hydrous silicate Of
magnesia, : Mineral yf fsoft eArthy tax
tsre, semewhat resembling chalk. 1t
h found in SPain snd in,seysral Icosn.
tries ct the head Of the Mediterranean.
The town Of Konieh, IN Xslai Minor,
furnishes the principal supplies for the
mandtscsvsei4 1ibSsi cigSn thhsi.
II il roughly shaped into blocks for
expectation, Ard Reed ~ EfSr u Prseti.
cal frsm the associated minerals which
impair Its quality by interfering with
with the carving of its surface. 1t 10
made into pipes in various cities Of
Europe, Psssh and visnns bsisg e.
pecially potsa sfsvTthe xmsupleetpr@
Ts ps0ducS thS yellow md brown
eolors, whieA ere ksssgtteet.s<k af-
Ter long smoking, the bleekSare kept
Cor sems tilne IA I mixture Of wax and
fhaty matter. A portion of those h
aSsorbed, and, being subseq ssntly act
- on By the heat and the tobacco
fumes, assumes v.riossishSdes of coll
or. Artificial peerschasms, called
llastasSs Wis, drs made from the par
inss of Ghs iGsR uise NJ esssriels fwhieh,'
being reduced to Ans, powder, are
Boiled in water and nodded into
blocks, sometimes with the addition
of clay. They can not easily be dis
from the real, but they are
generally heavier AID freer from blen.,
ishes. e. - - ~ =