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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27


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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-27

Little boy, when your mother
takes you across Der knee you're
iransparent.-Bos. Post. Because.
you see, she puts panes into you
n. Y. Mail. And she takes away
your wind-ob IN. Y. Graphic.
just below the sash-BostOn Com.
Bulletin. That's right, boys. 30 it
blind--Boston Post. In our young
days We considered that q subject
TOO serious to make light of.--Nicks.
burg Herald. Whenever the subject
was ventilated by our parents wo
apparently saw through it and would
light out We would return with the
most painful assurances when they
kneeded Us that We would see through
binding tears.-S. Charles Herald
The subject is too paneful to make
light Of. gentlemen suppose We let
it retire to the shades of the cellar,
for it CRATES on our feelings.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-27
Mothers rs Doctors.

Practical mothers learn much by
their experience with the little bodies
entrusted to their care. Some Of the
most common.sense facts 10 the ply
steal culture Of these little ones
known to the mothers, may not come
apiss to those who have bad but lit
tie core of children. the foundation
must de well laid to ensure happy
and healthy children. The child
must be well slept, well aired. well
fed aud we'll bathed. BY a thorough
understanding and practice OF these
four simple rules. much OF the pbysl-
cal. mental and moral suffering in life
would be avoided BY parents IS well
as children. II q healthy child (and a
delicate one proporiionstely) IL reg
ularIy put to bed about dark. in a
quiet, well ventilated. or even cold
room. after q supper Of plain food, 1t
will naturally awake at day-break.
good-natured, with keen appetite tor
q wholesome breakfast. Nutritious.
plain food, at regular hours, with no
candy or stimulant, and free bathing,
help the system IL ward of many
prevalent children's ailments, aud to
bear with much less danger, the few
that must necessarily come to the ma
jority of little ones. The child That
is just given a little confectionery, or
any unsuitable food. and then rocked
to sleep, should cause no surprise at
waking peevish aud feverish. 1t is
simply the result Of imaginary affec-
ton aud want of knowledge on the
part of the one in charge. 1t will
certainly pay in the emu to search
dilig, utly for the cause when a little
child ia proverl tally cross.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-27

In reference to the claims of Mrs.
Myrs Clark Gaines, in New Orleans,
Judge Billings has decided that the
occupants o: he properly have been
possessors in bad faith, and as such
under the laws of Louisiana, they
owe to the complainant all the rents
and revenues Of the property during
the period Of their unlawful posses
sion. whether the property has actually
Welded the revenues or not. unless i,
is shown that it was impossible. with
due diligence. to have caused The
property to DO rented. aud that tb,
defendants are only entitled, by way
Of Offset, to necessary expenses 10
CURED 10 caring for the property
N. Y. Post.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-27

rt6n he Carroll Conservative.

During the dullners Of the past week we
harpessA up on long time ago sc4ua'nt-
snceAaa ex-Confedefaie soldier-one oil
those puesic dresmers who live goodiy por'
zion of their existence in the r,a'ms or fancy,
vorshping the ideal in the quieiude OF Their
own creation. He was rummagirg among
the relics O. the diemaI FIVE years that dark
sned this continent with strife, bloodshed, and
brer tears His diary, dotted over with anx
ious Thoughts aud eager fhncie', was IN his
hand; i,s pages told Of campfire tales and
hail. breadth escapes amid the roar OF cannon
and the shril scream of minnie balls, the
privasio0s and pitiIess exposure OF Coniedcr
ate soldering with here and there gem OF
exquisite Tythn, Of Lis own creation, and
many sweet thoughts culled by chance, DUR
ing the vci,situdes of military life: among
the fondly cherished treasures, we found The
following waif and it struck Us as beng"a
thing Of beauty" real poetry. It's anthor is
unknown TO us. but we publish II because We
know It's perussl will afford real pleasure TO
our readers:
Oh a wonderful stream is the River Of Time.
A. IL runs through the realm Of tears.
With fauliless ry,hm and a musical rhyme,
And broader sweep, and surge sublime,
As il blends with the ocean Of years.
How the winters are dripping like fakes of
snow,
And the summers like buds between,
And the years in the sheaf. SO they corne, and
they 60,
On the rivers breath, with its ebb and flow,
As il glides in the shadow and sheen.
There's magical Isle in this River Of Time,
Where the sofiess airs are playing;
Thers's eioudiess sky and a tropical cline,
And q song as sweet as vesper chime,
And the Junes with the roses are staying.
And the name Of this Isle is "Long Ago."
And we bury our treasures there;
ThUre re beows Of beauty, and bosorns Of
"a saow, e
There are heaps Of dust. but We loved
them %,
There are uinkets and tresses Of hair.
There ere fragments OF songs, that nobody
sings,
And psR Of IN i,.ant. prayer, i''
There's harp unswtpt and a lutte without
There are broken vows and pieces of rings
And the garments she used 10 wear.
There are hands that are waved when The
fairy shore,
By the mirage is lifted in cir, N
And we sometimes hear through the turbnler
roer, -
Sweet voices heard in the days gone tefore
When the wind down the river 10 fair.
Oh! remembered fo- aye, be that Die ssed Isle
All the day Of 'kytrf, tiIi night,
When the evening comes with its beautiful
SMILE -Ftf
And our eyes are closing to slumber awhile
May that greenwood Of soul lie in sight.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-27

~Miss Winchester, what 10 the secret Of
being lady? Is it 10 b true and fearless
like. . man, or to be just, or polite or charit-
able, and always giving up ones self for
0shers!'
Miss Winchesser was darning table clo.l,-
She always did the nice part Of housekeeping,
to steady her nerves, she said, and she took
time TO answer:
The uuest ladies ever knew had two
things 20 blended that one never knew which
70 b sarest Of, their sincerity or their kind
ness never saw a lady whether she was
q girl or grown woman, who had not the
faculty wise writer calls = genius for low
ing Ii was born in them, and grew with
them. II 10 not that kind OF Il don't know
what TO do with myself feeling, that makes
girls throw their arms around the nearest
friend cad smother her with kisses, that is
feigniug petty jsalousness Of others, and say
ing, u wish you conld love me- when one
isnt in the mood for sweet stud. The most
lovins.heared girls don't show their feelings
By any means. They do not love to kise, or
parade affection, but they are kind, " so
kind, 70 their last bses,h ami drop OF Strength,
TO those who need and deserve their care.
Kind with the kiadness that mates Que wiss
for Sehers' happiness, 20 that lnosher Iooks
int he afe sdpk haska 10 And shss -ssoub,e.
sos6 sors hin slseye inside whole, and the
dbt6d1 aaish6d iot lobby, and iather hss The
room quiet for iossG evening when he wants
TO read the debates, or to make calculations
snd. Jeuaie huds Der rain-spoiied dress
sponsed aud irooed fresh in the wardrobe
and Ma Brown over the way sees the
children taksn ont Of the house when she hs,
q r,ching headache, md the teacher know,
who will run up the doUnces and sew OF
bu,tous for the new suit she is hurryng Il
make out Of school hours. There is nothin,
100 bomely or dis,asteful for this sort of cir
"a do. and sl,e might take for her signstur,
,vhs, saw once in kind letter by Elizabetl
S,oddard, Yours TO serve The kissing ant
,he love.making may be shy enough with heI
tss the kindness 10 for everybody, ard II run
very deep. Nothing draws on her help On,
sympathy 20 much as 70 need il most to b
vishous Interest or sstraction in any way.
.The best recipe for going through life il
and exquisite way, with beautiful manners,
% fssl sh.t everybody, no matter how rich q
moor. needs all the kindness he can get fror
1shers in tbs world. The greatest Prais
vri,,eu of Madam Becamier, the moot beau
,iful woman and complete lady Of her ow
Or any osbe: time, was this" and Miss Win
ehes,er's face sof,ened, her voice fell to
moving key, as she repeated softly the word
l aftsrwards saw copied in an old nanusc'ip
Of hers and knew that she had loved them
.sDissrscs and misfortune had for Madam
Kscamier the sane sort Of attraction that e
vor and success usually have for vnlgsr souls
Theve waa the nature Of great lady, =
Rid, .fsrcts.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-27
- sOee--
Two Smart Young Men.

About q week ago there were two
emart young men got on q Burling-
ton ard Cedar Rapids train and laid
themselves out TO amuse aud instruct
the passengers. Very many funny
things and very many things did
these two brilliant young men, and it
seemed as though Providence bad
been just too kind to the other pas
sengers to let them ride on the train
With such smart young men. But
presently there loomed up for them a
colossal opportunity, when q lady At
tended by . little girl and a little dog
came into the car. The two young
men We'd with each other 10 saying
funny things about the pup. Pres
emily the funniest said in tones Of
perplexity: "Well, let me see, they
make dogs pay on this trsin, don,
they? And then the lady turned
around. and said 10 just the dryest
tone you ever heard q lady say ony'
thing. Then you'd better get of be-
fore the conductor comes in" There
was great deal of talking and great
deal of laughter 10 the car between
the place where that accident occurred
and Burlington. bat the men wht
were killed at the siege Of Jerusalem
were noisy, roaring haccbanalions I
week ago, in comparison with tbos'
two young men for the rest of tb'
irip.-Burlington Ha,ckeye.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-27

Says the Sparta Rural Times -
One Mr.. Branch delivered Q Grange
Lecture here last Tuesday. We ad-
mire all that fosters and encourages
agriculture that engenders love for
this most honorable employment and
q high respect for the farming classes.
But We do not believe that any sen.
sible farmer will listen TO any stuff
having for its purpose the bitter array
of one class of citizens against anoth.
er. A good Granger is worthy bis
Office. but he who hates lawyers, doc
tors, merchants, etc., is q misanthro-
pist. beneath tho great intent of the
Grange order, and withal is not q
sensible man. Uuity 10 the true
principles of the Grange order is CON-
mendable, but dissension from this
source is devilisb and deserves to be
condemned by all good citizens.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-27

A lady. who once 10 girlhood sat
on DR.. Jobnsou's knee, has died 10
England, aged ninety.ssven years.
II the mere fact Of sitting on . gentle.
name knee is conducive to longevity
and our young girls wish to prolong
their lives, we know lots of young
men who are willing to assist 10 the
hygienic work BY dew oting their knees
to that purpose two or three lights q
week.-Eepress.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-27
Notice to Debtors and Cred
itOrs.

All persons indebted to the succession OF
Matthew Lynn are notified TO come forward
and pay, and those holding claims against the
same are hereby notified to present the same
to the undersigned administrator for approval
or rejection.
WILEY p MANGHAM,
Administrator.
RAYvILLE, La, Feb. % lS7s-4t.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-27

The Franklin Sun Of the 18th GAYS :
A fatal ARRAY occurred near War.
saw this week between . white man
and q negro, in which the white mau
was killed and the negro so badly
wounded that it is thought be will die.
We have heard no particulars con.
corning the origin Of The difficulty.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-27
Staples.
3. W. SMITH,
'ARBER & HAIR DRESSER.

III AS o'ed into his new shop on Louise
III street, the door north q W. L. Josss
store, Sayville, and provided with all kinds Of
perfumes, cosmetics and hair dycs necessary
for the satisfactory execution OF oil work in
his line. and respectfully soici,s the ys.
,cnage of the public. He can shave, dye,
shampoo, and trim u gentleman up in any
style and also keeps fancy toilet articles
on hand to a, commodaie the ladies.
June s. lS75-tf.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-27
Look Here!

Several parties whose names have ee~o
dropped from our subscription list, are still
owing us for several years subscription to the
Beacon. TIL. privilege Of paying such in
dcb'r,lIess with four bushels Of corn for each
year (which is nearly twice its market valne)
Is extended TO them as well - others, bus
unless they settle in this or some other way
WITHIN month, we will be compelled 70
bring snit against them Sept o2-lm.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-27
THE SUN.
1878. NEW YORK. 1873.


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The Sunday edition Of the Sun is an eight
page sheet of 80 columns. While giving the
news of the day. it also contains . large
amount Of literary and miscellaneous matter
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! year.
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-27

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-02


BAPTIST ANNIvERsARIEs.-The seventh
annual gathering Of the Southern Baptist
Assertion. was held al Dell Rapids the
goth, 2fst aud 22nd inst. Opening ser
mon by Rev. A. W. Hilton, Of Finlay.
Rev. Geo. W. Freeman of this city was
elected moderator. Rev. e. Fl. Hurliutt
clerk, and DR.. ]. Tremsin treasurer.
This body consisted Of eighteen churches
with q membership of five hundred, and
fourteen Pastors or Missionaries. These
organizations are IN Union, Clay, Yank.
ton, Turner, Lincoln, M~innehaha and
Brookings counties. Several more soci-
etles will soo be organized. as there are
probably two hundred communicates in
Southeast Dakota, where there are no
organizations. In this association are
two Swede and two Danish Churches,
with au aggregate membership Of two
hundred. The growth of this body of
christians has been steady and solid. The
subjects of Home and Foreign Missions
Bible and Publication societies. with our
educational interests. were ably represent
ed and discussed. Our suffering friends
South were remembered in the prayers
offered during the session. Sermons were
preached during the meeting BY Rev.
Edwinston Of Cherokee, Iowa, Rev. J. p.
Coffman and T. H. Judson. The next
session Of this body will be held with the
Baptist Church In Finlay, Turner county,
Dakota. g. w. +.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-02
Bennett Club.

The republicans Of Elk Point met At
the Office Of ]. A. Wallace. persuant TO
notice, aud proceeded to organize a Ben
nett Club, with j. A. Wallace in the
chair aud r. j. Woodside secretary.
A resolution wal offered that the Off
cert of this club shall consist of a Presi-
dent, Vice. President, Secretary. Cor
Secretary. Treasures and u executive
committee Of three. Resolution carried.
The following officers were then duly
elected:
Hon. Alex Hughes, President.
Hon. j. A. Wallace, Vice Presidents
T. J. Woodside, 6ecrstary.
n. B. Kent, Cor. Secretary.
Thomas Smith, Treasurer.
C.F. Mallahan, J. NJ. Talcott aud A.
0. Ringsrud. Elk. committee.
On motion the following was adopted
. the preamble Tor the Club:
We the undersigned hereby associate
ourselves together o. : Bennett Club, and
pledge ourselves TO work for and use Ill
honorable means to secure the election Of
Hon. Granville q. Bennett AZ Delegate te
Congress at the coming Novernbef elec
tion.
II VA moved and carried inst We hav,
short speeches and music at the neg
meeting OF the club. n. n. Blair and Dr.
g. Cooly wsfs sppointed : conmitte,
on music.
Clab adjoarned 10 meet q the Cour
House Saturday sssning Oct. q. q ~
o'clock sharp. TT. WooDslD1,
6ocpetafy.