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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16
Plenty Of Arsenic.

A man. armed with a long iron
hook, pulls open an iron door. and you
gaze with awe into TIE Daniesque
heart Of huge fierce furnace. the
whi,e.hot contents slow y turning
round. aud ever falling in cascades of
yellow fire. 1t is found that at the
works on Devon sulphur in the pyri-
ties is enough to keep. when once
heated, burning without other fuel.
The product? Here it il. a white
heap of several tons of it lying in an
open she'd. where everybody passes
by. 1t is something like fine -four
One of the men dips thumb and fin.
gers loosely into the white powder,
puts a quantity into the palm Of his
other hand. aud brings it to US to look
at, precisely as miller shows a sam.
pie Of -four, smoothing it with bis fore.
finger. One expects every moment
to see him test it with his tongue; a
child probably would. but the miner
knows better. All this white heap is
arsenic all these rows Of barrels are
filed with arsenic. More than 1000
tons q ycar are sent out from this one
mine. to be used mainly in those bril-.
liam, modern dives by which our W..
men and children can dazzle the sun
shine at cheap expense. Are they
safe to wear? My Gle nistry books do
not plainly say YES or 10. But 10 one
book | have Glanced to open find
the following remarks: Arsenious
Arid-Wbite Oxide Of Arse.,ic, OF
White Arsenic.-This substance is ol
the highest importance. as being the
frequent agent Of criminal or acciden.
tai poisoning. - There are few
substances so much to be feared. fit
being almost tasteless it can bt
mixed With articles Of food anu swal
lowed without discovery, and there is
no practically efficient an'ido!e.
This innocent looking white powder
this potent and fatal substance, o
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A mouse placed in box with three rattle
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while the two remaining ones showed t"e
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16

The ST. Paul Pioneer Press says that there
were rftern births in the town OF Little Sauk'
Todd county. during the past year, snd Out
of that number there was but one girl.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-16

Some Of the young members OF church
in Tunl,si,ige, VT, got themselves into trouble
by turning q prayer meeting into kissing
party.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22
w. ,
Hon. J. G. MOncure.
(ShrevpOrt Standard. J"

Maj. Moncure was nominated two
years ago because of his popular ht-
ness for the office. He was undonbt-
eddy elected. Had he been permit
tod to enjoy the office there might
possibly now he some show of reason
among the advocates of rotation in
requesting his to step aside for an
other; though we ourselves are no
believer in pernicious doctrine which
removes an officer who has been faith
full to his duties. But Maj. MoncnFe
was unjastly deprived Of his Office,
He has been kept in suspense over i
for four years. He has neither en-.
joyed its honors nor emolumsnt, nor
has tho State had the benefit Of his
service. When compromises witt,
the opposition were Set On foot lie
voluntarily announced thai his per
sOnal interest should not be 10 the
way of satisfactory settlement.
In addition, therefore, to the same
reasons which held 7good I'M 1874
there is the further one than Gus soa,n;
nation is due to % an act Of jas.
tice. Moreover, the only member
of the present State Government
from North Louisiana is Maj. Strong
who resides III VIM. This nominiia--
ton ought to be couseded,nwi,haql
opposition, to the same section. s' Il
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22
LOUIS lE PAuLMIER
MARKET HOUSE

where fat and juicy meats are sold by
him at the lowest price.
The oldest Butcher in the trade he
claims the patronage OF the public.
Feb. l6 ly.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22
What SAME 81 Nlea RnSh&G
the Amendments.
GCu'umbia Herald

During the last two weeks We have
had the opportunity of hearing the pub
lie sentiment of the people of the par
ishes of Caldwell, Winn and !Natch't"-
ches. in regard to the Amendments t"
the Constitution. We talked with mer-
chants, lawyers, farmers and men OF
other business, 10 different parts OF, tiie
above Parishes and we car BIZ safe In
saving that we did not hear one person
out of the large host We talked with on
Ethe subject that favored them; but, on
The contrary every one denounced them
as a farce and an imposition imposed upon
the people to thwart their will. we can
without hesitatng safety predict that
1.-THE people of the above parishes VIII 60 TO
the polls next Fall, and vote solid against
Ethe Amendments. they will nominate
men tor tire Legiskstnre,1 We feel sure,
Ewho will be stanch new constitutional
| men to the backbone, and will not
leave a stone unturnrd to do all in their
! power to call a Constitutional Conveh-
tion next year. 1914,
f. The men who framed the amendments
knew that they were wasting the PEG
pies money and jeoperdizing the State
i but still they PERSISTED to force the'p on
the people, knowing at the time thai
nothing less than New Constitution
would satisfy the people of Louisiana.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22
,s.,,,7.,y,.s..S entIsra,s RQlieyys

Washington -NMmnltiens-+M. Marks,
collector of the part Louisiana dist let !;
A. II, Leonard, United States district at
torney for Louisiana; Commodore q. b.
Walsch, of South Carolina to he rear ait
miral.s "A { :
Hot For Washington.
- Ex-Marsha1 Aitkiu, State Senator
Weber and Mrs. jerks left tonight for
Washington, being summoned t" appear
before the Potter committee
We Echo.
shreveport Standarl.]
The Jefferson Jimplrcrtc sounds the
RIGHT note and every paper in the land
SAYS amen: We will not elevate. propel'
carry or convey into place Of honor or
profit any man who fails t" recompensc
rs for least our printers ink and the
wear and tear of our type. Selah.
Let 'em Fight. s5~,.'
l'C(dt't"i"
Sunday evening, Mayor st.. Cl;dr. Of
Morgan City, called at the office of Chief
of Police BoylAn, stating the Gem J. Hale
Syphrr and A. {. Allen. attorney OF st.
| Mary parish. had come here to fight a
duel. Warrants were Immediately is
sued bv recorder MiltcnhrrSrr and Mr.
| Allen and his seconds were arrested the
same evening and parolr'l until Monday
morning. The others could not be found
On Monday morning at . O'Clock Gen.
| Svphtr and his second. Gen l.. A. Shell
don, arrived at Camp Pararet, the place
designated for the duel, aud waited I'M
til ii o'clock, and the other side not ap,
pearing, they returned to the city and
were immediately arrested. l!rcordel
Milteuhergrr placed the principal AMI
second nnder $500 peace bonds. Thu
cause of the difficulty, was the sale 81 ~
piers plantation by Allen. II is helir>r'
the fight will yet come or.
"Narry Rally"
Shreveport Times.
The country is not Hooking any Srta
extent to the old lay us in 1861. as Mr.
Hale entrtatel that it should Ito. TIN
''RevoIntion" is proceeding just as calm
ly and pcacrahiy as Sunday School PIE
mic the business interests" 90 not care
a Observation-Disclosures and Jehn Sherman
ret Investigated or not Even the IAN
Gent sutlcr and army contractor are be-
ginning to despair Of the success of MI
Hale hugle blast. There are several i'm
portant truths taught by this. One is tina
I this country will not rmlly' t" supper
fraud another is that It can't be scarce
4 by the edhish which Apqhlicans .tau
1 about revolution aaothtf il that bug
| ness interest can take care Of themselves
7 We had the pleasure of meeting Dish
op LeRay. OF NatchtochcS, and Fatne
Gentle, of Shreveport, in orr town III
ring the week. The Bishop has bee
conitrrins1 re sStrametlt Of Continual io
at the RdpnaaCathdic IhurclEs n bog
were obo,,t 2peen ArnsA. Mindss1issl ,e9 6
I. os,'', .y.,.. \ .,rlaaII
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22
Platform of the Alabama Democrats.

; First-That the Democratic ana Con
srrvativr party Of law and order Is the
only party of the constitutions ana 10 us
patriotic and unccasing efforts nnder !ne
blessings Of AAis due thu knal' defeat
of the Radical lenders their y'cked
designs manifest from the inception OF
the reconstruction ~ destroy tbs peace,
happiness and prosperity 81 both races
of the South, by involting vhemin ceas-
less turmoil and collision.
Z Second That the financial Distress ex,
teading in many localities to misery ana
want, il the necessary ontgrowth OF the
prohliyate expenditure, fraudulent part
ies and close legislation which has marx
ed the course of the Republican paryt.
Thirl-That by creating new and use
less offices aud endpwing those caireaay
created with prince]y Prerequisites, NEON
siStant with the simplicity ofpnr system
of government, they have organized an
[iarmy of officials now attaining a strength
IN hich Daniel Webster warned us forty
years ago would endanger the liberty Of
onr people We denounce the metho''s
the measures and the men who are re-
soc ucible for them as unworthy th'
support of an loDesti and tfe people
we congratulate the whole people. Of
| Alabama upon the reign Of good will ant
| reconciliation, tho, sense sof liberty. ant
secnrity which prevades tie .entire state
and while we renew the pledge Of pro
lection to all the, colored people, we re-
cognize and hold essential that. without
| abridging the right of any class, these
great results have been achieved AM
scal, alone be maintained 10y the union o
fthe great governing race-the white PEG
| pie of the land.
Fuurth-That the administration o
1 the state government has been ably
wisely aid Justly administered! silce til
first Inauguration of his, excellency Gov
Hampton; and hold that The pledses3' q
the party to 'retrench expenditures, re
4 form abuses and improve the laws hav
been fully redeemed, In support of thi
assertion we refer with pleasure AM
confidence to the statute book, the tinar
| eial condition of the state and the peac
and good order which peryades the Who'll
commonwealth.
Fifth-That it is the purpose of til
Democratic and conservative party {
Alabamapleseryelip yielatel its obligation
IF the people to the bona tide creditor
Of the ,statasand i've tQosgtatalate 7 u
taxpayers upon the prospect of bein
i able to- reduce tlie rates of taXtatio
without impairing the credit of the stat
or furnishing it's good name.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22

As many persons ms. are e, complaining Of
the effect 81 the BitterWfened Upon 5t;n mix,
We state alitf Si'skAfis "a Correspond.
ent Of. TIE Jackson Times that "a tea
spoonful Of common soda mixed in the
feed of COW and given to her twice a
week, wilt neutralize the effects Of the
bitterweed. 1t is easy to try this rem
edy and ifitsnreesds will hesa, gssstFalief
10 those fos3fa sJsdt eal Hit aa
Iu this -co4uecliop, koYever, We have
bsArai Suggested tlsi NE N,erBeA il
a good tonic, and that the bitter milk
produced by the oosS Ealing i. is very
yholsaRHssth s.aeA iss trYgllpa3 atahless7zl
4s.c6ez Miss DssnoeTs.. :. .,--..,.1 :,
yi-3s 70
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22

Westinghouse Mmntiens-+M. Marks,
collector of the part Louisiana dist let !;
A. II, Leonard, United States district at
torney for Louisiana; Commodore &. b.
Walsch, of South Carolina to he rear adt-
miral.E Il /
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-22
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Attempted Assassination Of Emperor
william. ~ - fft7

Berlin, June 2-While the, Emp erols
was taking drive Saturday, after
noon three shots were fred at hin,
from double barrel gun by KarrEd.
ward Noblegen. The Emperor reciv-
ed thirty small shot in the face, head,
both arms and back. None fatal A
majority are extracted. An official
bulletin published this morning re-
ports that he is improving in a salts
factory manner The assassin is q
resident Of Berlin, q doctor of philolo-
gy and aliabitue of Democratic Socia
list Clubs. He fired GU the perons Al :.
resting him, then attempted suicide,
wounding himself in the head He
confessed the crime bnt refused ia
state his motive. - -~
The Congress to settle the Russia
Turkish War. <e4uII&
London, June 3.-It Isl saidi con.
gress will be composed of the follow.
iag powers -: Prince Bismark and
Count Won Bylaw for Germany
Lords Beaconsfsld, Salisbury ant
Ods Russell for Great Britain Coun,
Schouvaloff and NJ. d. Outs,e, Russia
ambassador at Berlin, for Rassia,
Count Andrassy and Van Hamerl.,
for Austria Nm. Waddington aat
DeVaiiar for France, aHd CsuntC Ort,
and Count H. LaDney for Italy. II i,
snot known who willrepressds Turkey.
milking OF 4 German. ,EOa.G Clad.
German Iron. clad Grosser kurfura
sunk in the British ChAnAeI. or 49.
officers and men on board only 2li
were saved, s'. ,t. Ia, III I,a :,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-24
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS MARY Z. DEAHL, who has had
WI ample experience and success ss teacher,
wishes to open q SCHOOL, in Alexandra (re-
teaches the English Branches, with Mstho'
mates, Latin, French and Music. Can give
the best of references, among them Rey. Hen
Gerson Suter, Rev. DR.. D. +: Sprlgg. Colonel
r. B. Montsgue, CT Shsckelfords, King snd
+. Baldwin. 0ormer patron, Of Stsunion, Vaa,,'
Judge X. L. Montague, of Aiddlesex and Rev. i.
F. Martin, cher psstrr) of Berryville, Clarke
CO., Va Terms for the 1rholc nine months IN
struction, opening the lst of October: Primary
department Sl5; Junior department SO; Sc.
NOR department S25; Latin and French, IS
each Music SIS per quarter, payable half
yearly in advance. For further particulars call
at 225 King street. sep ll-1w
A ELLINGTON INSTITUTE,
AsELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
N. z. corner Of Washington and Duke streets.
Alexandra, Va
The next annual session will commence on
THURSDAY, September i9.h.
Terms per half sessio1-Tution in English
and French 1872; board and tuition in English,
French and Music, $3.50.
Circulars can be obtained from French's book
'''' TO- VI vi Miss REBECCA c. POWELL.
aug 22-eotO1 Principal.
A LEXANDRIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
f. no. 16 south Fairfax street.
A BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
The next annual session will commence on
WEDNESDAY, September 18Th.
Misses GREENE,
aug 12-tO1 Principals
= YOUNG LADY DESIRES A s1TUA-
Il TON AS COVERINGS TO teach Eng
lish branches, French and Music. if desired.
Best references furnished. For particulars adj
dress box 49, Alexsndris, Va. aug le-tt
MISS MARY E. JOHNSON WILL RE.
V4 OPEN HER SCHOOL FOR BOYS ON
SEPTEMBER 18th, at her residence, 204 Prince
street She is also anxious to procure class Of
MUSIC SCHOLARS and will be grateful for
any encouragement in this effort not forgetting
to thank her patrons for former kindness and
consideration. aug 23-lm
MISS A. 4. SWAIN will reopen her achool
W. for GIRLS aud LITTLE BOYS at her
fathers residence No. 50 Prince St, on WE'D
NHSDAY, Sept 1lth, 1878. aug 2o-tOl
Fl. F. HENEY's SCHOOL.
Tha Seventeenth Annual Session Of this school
for BOYS, On Queen, between Washington and
Columbus streets. will commence MONDAY,
September 18th, 1878. In this school instruction
in the English branches Mathematics and the
Natural Sciences is given by the Principal ex-
cusively. The terms of tuition are in advance,
aad range from Sc to Sl2 per quarter, depending
upon the branches taught with an additional
charge of So per quarter for instruction in any
OF the Ancient or Modern Languages, when q
class sufficiently large can be formed to Justify
the employment of a competent teacher,
@-The Principal will DO at his school room
every day after the 10Th of September from 9
o'clock to II H., TO receive and classify pupils.
aug 2G-tt Il. +. HENRY.
A LEXANDKIA ACADEMY.
The Twenty.fr Annual Session of this schoo
will commence MONDAY, Sept 2.
PRICES PEK QUARTES:
intermediate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
t36lnOl Cl8SS..... AZ w
Apply to JOHN S. BEACH, Principal,
aug u 81 north St. Asaph street.
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Mail. Express.

Mail, Southwark connects at Gordonvil!c,
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Express Southwark connects At Gordonvllie
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St1asburg 3 ~ p. ~, Front Royal 4 10 p. m,
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