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why should l PatrOnize Mis-.
Sissippi college Z"

/. Because Ii is y h0,ue institution
IL :" better 10 edurs,e Your SOU n,
bone ibsn away from home. and
have hI" come back ou, of sy.nps,h.
With bis own people. aud they "u, =,
sympathy With bI,n.
2. II IL One Of the ch-xp-.t scb..,ls
in oil The land. A boy is ~, to >,rnd
Ies" "ou-y 10 Mis~i .sippi College
thsu au! where you can send him.
Board IL chesp. aud he s,,i- Of ,h-
place il plain.
8. II Is . thorough school. Tb.
teaching is good. aud il your son
graduates it, Mississippi College. h.
will te very sure to kuuw sou,e,hiux
worth knowiug
4. The i"Orsl and religious irHu-u.
ce- IN Clinton are stronger and uurrr
than ut any other College ..a, within
our knowledge. The TEMPTATIONS. to
vice snd idienrsS. IRE fewer.
S. ClintCu is one Of the h.,.l,hi.s,
locs'ions i" the Southern States. 1,
IL DOT h~s!thier un the Blue Kidgr
This fact hss been demonstrated for
forty years past, aud the Testimony
OF every one. who ever lived il ,L.
place. goes {" prove the fact.
Put all these r-ss"ns Together A
healthy locsii"n; The p.r-s, moral
aud religious inaurncr. ; ,hor.ug,,-.s
of 'u.'ruc'i"n; cl.eapss~>.. snd the
TACT that it is . Lmn~ schuoI. and you
have the reasous Why you should 2s,.
,on'ss Mississippi ColIeg~.-Bapiist
Record.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
Artificial lIemonaIle.

LOAF sugar lbs, sar,aric acid / o., e..
se"ce OF lemon 30 drops, essence of almond.
~ drops. Dissolve the ,ar,.ric acid in ,wo
p'n's OF hot wsse', add the sugar, and isslv
'ne lemon and almond stir we'll, cover with
a c'o'n' and leave until cold pu. two ten.
sPoo"'o's into '"n'bler, aud nil up with
co'd water This drink, il is said, will bo
'oond much more refreshing and more pale.
Hole than either ginger beer or lomou.de-
end costs only 30 cents for ten pin,s. Tho
addition Of very little bicarbona,e Of potash
70 each 'umblerful. just before drinking, viii
give wholesome ehervescing drink.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

\ -hoH time ago yoanS insn went io San
Ssns. texa'. m x-s I'crlsc to .nnsry be girl.
'is got tHc r'-nae aud pr,re-slcd 10 The nome
oi his ,n;.ansd When IT, arnye.. IN, old r,an
mei him 1t the doo, ,nd ssid: ,1Gu. s,r. Is
gone; Am sorry. svi she ran away ,h;; morn.
'ns Aiss a..othe. ieiiow. Tnanecr aad
hah'ni"g. tie y1.Ig mSn excF'.:,ed s'birh
"sy d,a 'h'y 20 I mssi foliog ihs:n. Can
shord TO lose my de iisr and hsn. ne .,os.oyv-
ed horse AMI side->addie. follow 4 ,h~m nj.
~ m'ie>. overlook them. broasht the he. ,e
priae back 20 her father, her seases and sl,~
altar. ooon s'-s their marriage they wen.'ei
their way to ms home IN Leon conny-(Up.
shur Iexa) democrat
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

The proposed constitutional amend.
mems. ~ printed IN the "Na,ional
Democratic Tickets" Of this parish.
have ""Ib for" aud "sgain>r" printed
opP"e''e them. Therefore, if you
wish :" vote for any Of them YOU
"u-' scratch out against. aud il Won
wish Z" vo'~ again~. you mus, scra,ch
out Tor. II you do not the vore will
NOT tr- counted. We b"p- YOU will
all r"'"r"l~r this. and scratch Out fnr.
a. recommended by the Democra ic
State Convention.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
Local Brevifles.

The Delhi CO.. .nunics,ion va, receive, ,,,
late for publication
'he s"ehi'on of taxpayers il directed I.
Tie "ot'cs Of the tax collector in ,h,, ;,.,.
we nave beeL too busy printing ticket. 10
write editorials fvs III. BsAcor ,hi. week.
Be sure to separate your ward ticket. from
the Others. or they will &c, INTO the wron.
box.
mr. Jas a. Grshsm 10 the lac, candidate
out Tor sheriff. His namo appear. on Il.
Peoples Iicke,.7
Died at Msgnois Plantation. wsrran Co..
Miss on the Sth October, 1873. Rev Ab...
'om Petit Father Of DR. D. Il. Pe,u,) aged
81 years.
charley Edmond Walton, died of swan,
lever. Wednesday morning. OF. %. 1873 =.
aged shout s or nine years, a, the rc.Lenc.
Of J. 3. Hady.
We reJoiced at the pro.pcc, Of having q,
occasional mail whe,, they ,,,,,i M. .,,
nave an occasional tram. but the train do.s
not bring the mails.
There were two yellow fever trn,h, .,
Delhi last week Cyru. Gibson and . no.
gro Mr.. Gibson leave, a helples. family. 70,
he was very poor man.
THIS has been cool. damp, di.,sreeabI.
week the ground In. been We, and .,opn,
with mist falling nearly ell the TIM. when
" Was not rainin. ri.h, down.
There wer" several yellow fever death. n,
pe'a last week, anon: them Major Jas. r.
Nof1efn' Mr.. Cranet and Dennis O'Bricu. nj
pro'nnen, and well known citizens,
new Mr Campbell came to rowr is., Sun.
'ay 10 oil his regular appointment, for pr-ncb.
ing bu, We re2re, ,l,a, owing 10 m. ;,.,.I.
e"cy oi the weather, no congregation s...m..
bled to hear him.
Now that most Of the ab..,,...
'"'"e' 10 town, We hope 10 see q pr.uv G.1
a'endahce At the Sunday School ,ouo,,o,
" 'ne weather is not too bal Le, u. try "a
Keep np our Sunday school.
We are glad TO see Mrs. Pitt. and b., ,,r.
c"l'd'e"' Judge Montgomery. family, Juax.
i'''ams family and Mrs. Clark, md A..
A'o'e''' oil back in town sftrr long absence.
'"" al looking well except Mis-. Kate Cl.rt
VINO IS still in bad health. bu, we hope VIII.
soon recover.
0ase OF the weather from Frid,v n, oc,.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

We had train from Monroe aud
"ne from Delta on "Wednesday, which
made things look lively in a business
point OF view. The trains were h-sv.
lily loaded With cotton Forty bales
were shipped fro" this place. The
'rsin-. We learn. will make regular
through trips frOm this time on. bu,
no passengers will b~ br"ugh, father
west than Delhi until the fever dis.
appears from Delta.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

HAPPY u this sphere ~ man iife. never.
th"less AMI no'w'tlsian'iin: apparen, IL,
difference and cruelty. IL ". stesni weeping
snd wailins forever over ii.e 20 v-s Of ir,eu. ,
me VOL" ~''u'u lost II. rryirs>. aud ~
'h"uh ~s" cease t' prei"r.n our duties n,..p
1t, stage The wave that sweeps over AMI
c"Se's one II may he. sIways.y,wns Tor na.
o'h~r Lnf the world Yet r"i,s on. ant .,..r
destiny rolls "n with u. We ranuut i,ui .tr. T.
= tra' over tue memories %: .,t-r tri nj. ,.,.,
'!' tha' u hn r-a>a'n Why -..sp'c i,,n. a
ever. cross The 's~an .f .Ii.. al, sto,,t heart
-:"' .'rIst,j -0rrs.ht'r "a. - ,rtii. IL i
Wei. i'.at W. Efg'r !; - W.. r,st a .,sy IF
y".'in - tat Ierr'"... o. IL s,..f,.i 10 rr6.c,
thst >tr'h s-a>'n ~ We ar. J,a>.,,y through.
Is h"' I,snsirm AMI s,-n passes uwzy.-
E.eksoxrs Herud
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

Mex: Tuesday will determine who
sr~ and wb" sre not the choice Of the
people Tor officers. and We hope that
h"'n 'he d+f''s'ed randnIa,-s and their
friends will 'e satisfied with The re-.
su't IL will not ir our fault If xII
'hr ra"1'!'n:~S u't NOT rh cird. for We
have Pr,"'rh r','Ugk ,irk.,- To e,-c,
''e"' ai ai' Env" v"ri :.anv {.
spare uhd VI AT n -"r, fruu. con.
'i"u:il Pr"->-c c.rk. ~ An old s,nyr
h'f>". N"w. r.h'I,u-n. >-p 40 80
the desk x''i paw ~ for this work
like candidates -hnuId.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

Mr., J. b C"krrn aud Mrs. NARY
r Law renee both died Of yellow few.
rr. IN Delta. an Tuesday. There
were three deaths there that day but
nObe in Vickshnrp.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

We are glad to know that the ex.
e't:"eht Of the political campaign
vii; soon be over. Yellow fever and
po'''ics combined are fearful visi,s.
lions.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

EDITOR CsAcoS. Vi,s-r ais.~ nee .t,,. =.
your columns this week To s..ure n,, r,..u :
tisr hare 40; nor will w,,bd, W INV Mama
rom The canvass. And thai have tn, gwen
a"y o"e my cons""' 70 place my ns,ne u,r.n
their trte, (rxc.p, n VI A-,or.J
Oc;. 2l:,. 1873. Ar t1O;rr
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
A thoush,Cul ol,s.rv., N, ,,or.

thoushiful observer on wou..o's ,;,h,.
somes TO 'h.r defense very effectively. -
fI'sw.: IL have .en women "a deI;c,,.
tha' they we're afraid to ride, for f.s, II IN.
horse running away; afraid Ia walk, for f-sr
,"e oe* "sh' fail; afraid 70 ssii. fos fear the
t''s' nigh, upset t,o, ] never saw one sha,
vas sf'nm 'e get married. which is more
rskf0l than al the ethers combined
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

Ns man could climb the ladder of
fame With one.hslf The ease sud eeler.
ity With which mud creeps up the bot.
tom OF bis pants. We might oil soon
get to Congress. or bs poets aud wear
long hair. or something Of that sort
Suburban Ee,cs.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
Proceedings Of the Police Jury
Of the Parish Of Richlnnd.
RAYviLLH. La Or okfh 4,

| HArviLLs, LA Ot 2kth. 1878
! The P"'ic. Jury IN and for the Parish OF
kchland met Pur,uan, to adjournment.
PRssENT-Ei'Jah Scott. m-,nbrr Ward M.
z; n. u Manrhan,. m-mI~r Ward NJ
r. n. Parhan, member Ward No 3; Frank
Match. rn-,nh-r Ward No 7.
Assxsr-Jno. Bishop. IPrs) member
Ward No. /; Jno H Milling. member Ward
No. 8 Jn" l.. LobieIi. member Ward No 6.
There being n quorum present, the Board
proceeded 10 business.
'l' motion, EIjsh Scott was elected Pre-.
iicut Protein.
M"'e'i and ioptrI that the Board act a,
rom'nr'"e of the whole upon the examinaiic
81 clsi,n< and srrounts against the P.ri,
WHEN the following claims were Sllow~.' ov
the krr,i, VIZ:
MrL-m"e, n. W. P fees, 2nd ward, Is g.
MrLe"or-. h. W.. J p. ac'g coroner,
amt S6:', allowed 40 On
J"i'n."", X. L post rn,'r;~n =. w. Bell, 10 90
!o"r.. v" l. r.-rcLanii,e Facish, an
tarns~ o''l'. W. i c''tiins tor pauper., 40 Ou
Ma"shs"- Z J. printing police jury
proceeding. ,oO M
LII hien. A. sheriff fsedin. pris ners
o'ia'- 233 co
R'-cri"ld L cost for spades and
9, ''"Sr,' ,"s" hands, 32S Is
hs"h X. W. p tees, 7,h ward, ,,
Stokes I constable fees. 9Th ward. : Al
Nnncl'arn, W y. balance on record book 2 o.
h""isr. A making poll backs, Uo
Pe''", ID p"st morren aud parish
physician. m so
Ru'". " J constable 4,h ward, 40
Weaver. 4. l.. J. p. +ti. ward. Is 53
wright. &. Wilson. (heal'h oiIicer) 25 UJ
l,".-. }. w lumber Tor bridse., ia es
M"fe I. printing stubs tax receipt. IS o5
Hair!i. X. W. J. p. fees road ca.-s. % Oo
S"G~s J. j constable fee. road case., 23 g.
an'"iniing ia the aggregate 10 SlOss so1
Adopted itt. 2S,h. 1878
ELIJAH SCOTT.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

Once npon an evening dismal, gave hss
: siss psrolysmsl. ana called her by h-r
maze b.rri.nsi. precious maine | loved Of
Jo'e A.. sae was = DARING creature, per,
%. sreech and fair of feature bat, s,zd, you
cnn,aa'; 'sacI hes, E's she had t.een there of,
orfcfe. aud she only murmssed-"tuss ~
more"
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

ioe merry, ringing laugh OF childhood 6.,,.
swee'y upon the ear st oil ,ime.-.,r.n,
~nen the man who i. running to c,,ch
.''eetesr falls over f'oic.cme dog. and ,r;e,
70 stand on his head in his hat i, ;,,.
little 'hen.-Brsakj~M Ts6i. '''
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

Barney Riley went over to q par,v
At Girard last Saturday night. aud
y"' pretty badly carved about the
face by q negro named Williams.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

SIX day'.I labor, sud on tho eve Of IN.
seventh get drunk and bu,che, .nv n,.n
against whom ! have dislike seem. "a
% the weekly resolve Of the ayer,xe ,ou,n
OF the period. '''s"
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

We received letters on Wednesday
dated in V'cksburg 10 August. and
several numbers!of the Herald dated
in September.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

nose little ones a. home is dear. .v..,
song We love to sing il, because il ren,;ni.
Us o. inc condensed milk, and the ,ee,b;n-
nnS, ana the woolIy bag. and the pepp,r.
"H aroP.' and the veocipede, and the ca,.
20. on' s"u the other uifiing matters tho, arc
"An'ed On the Premisss.-E,eokfaa Table.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

Little boys going with sheir hands and eve.
done up IN sl'nss are all thst is left n son,iad
~ 81 our coanssys independence
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
ORDINANCE NO. 1

ORDINANCE NO. l.
Be IL "riaine'i by the Police jury, Thar ,h,
dividing ii',- be'we-n the ., and md rr-,.;nr,s
IN ward No. ! hall be made ,nJ e.,,b,;sh.,,
." '"wr'''" i'm he'"-"n Township II 4
=; 'i,- tr Il ug ,.n. b..fw o. s,;t nr-c;o..,.
,-1 ''"'"s Al 6's Creek -unn'ny Es., to Bsyon
M",nn
A.iopi~.. o.. 2Sh, 1878.
ELIJAH SCOTT.
Pres. Pro Tenn.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
BEHEN'N
SEWING MACHINE EMPORIUM.
l..

am n" longer anyhosiy's 1agens," bu, buy
ana cell exclusively fos cAsH. and keep con.
''sn'iy on hand Needles, Oil, Shurle., Bel,;o,
ana Attachments for oil Sewing Machines,
- employ no agents and run ne w,eons.
}. T. BEHEN.
A. Mealys Photograph Gallery.
Aug. -, is75.-3m.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
! 43: RAYELLLE La. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Q 1878
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Representative in the Furtv.six,b
Congress, Fifth District,
J. FLOYD KING.
OF cONCoRDIA PARISH.
For Representative in the For,v.6fih
Congress-. Fifth District,
JOHN s. YnUNG,
of Claiborne Parish.
For State Treasurer,
r. 4 iiURK
of Orleans Parish
For State Srnarrr. 23r; ,j.-,-..
l.. ii. Il ;A;;i.
Of Franklin Pa; ;.h
For representative rf iirl'.uI t'ns-
ish in 'h. STATE Legislature.
NJ. J :.it'is.;.3l.
For Parish Ju,...
f.. {. MDNTGUt hY
For Sh",'t.
f.M ~CU;i
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

Stage Of the weather from r,;a.r n, CO.,
to aI'd iacIuding Friday moruin. S"r I' ,".
shade ]" 'ne
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
ORDINANCE NO. 4.

Clerk p J.
ORDINANCE NO. 4.
Be it oriaine''. &c That the ordinsn nee f.,
ing the voting Precinct 1T the Plantation q,
Joe w. Amerys be aud the same i. bereby
repealed. and that Red Month be and same
is hereby established as a ~o,inx precinc, ~,
said ward
Adopted Or, 2S'h, 1878.
ELIJAH SCOTT.
Pres. Pro TEN.
Jx0. S. SUNxxRLIH.
Clerk p. J.
I'm motion. Board adjourned TO NEE, 10,
Monday in December. 1873
ELIJAH SCOTT,
Pres Pro Ten.
JYc. 5. SrxxERLIx,
Clerk p. J.
Ai'est: A true coppy.
!xo. S. SrxxsRL.x,
CLERK p. J.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
ROMANCE 80. 2.

''' It ar l-"-i i'y The Police Jury Of the
'a'i.i 81 R"'hi.nh, that from and after the
/ N'v 1873. the quarantine established by
-a"i Parish of Rrhland b- anil same is hereby
r"se Sxains' all places heretofore declined
'''''c e. w''h y-il"w fever.
'op"r., Oh. 2SiI. 1878.
ELiJAH SCOTT.
Pres PRO Tenn.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

Ice yssserday nsesai,.y.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02

Ht""'niing ia the aggregate TO SlO6s so1
Adopted ihr. 2S,h 1878
ELIJAH SCOTT.
Pes Pro lem.
JSn S SuxxEaLrx.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-02
w =. sUNHFWLTH,
Clerk p. J.
ORDINANCE NO. 3

BE- ii ordained. That the Registrar bc r.
q"-s'rd ." make duplicate poll book 70,
ward n" l. and seud one book To the cor
m'ss'one's Of each precinct. and tha, all Rel.
'>'"'"'i v"'-rs be allowed 10 vote a, ei,hc,
"'''r'nr' as he may desire provided, that no
v"'"r .hsi vote hnf in one precinct.
Adopted Or 2Sth. 1878
ELIJAH SCOTT.
Pres. Pro TEN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-18

At 12 o'clock Noon of that Day,
For the purpose of nominating candidates for
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of State,
State Controller,
State Treasurer,
Surveyor General
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Representative in Congress,
Justice of the Supreme Court,
Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
Also for the selection of State Central Committee and
for the transaction of such other business may properly
come before the Convention.
Delegates to szfd Convention were apportioned from
each county as follows:
Churchill County ',.......,........,... delegate
Douglas County NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Delegates
Elko County IL Delegates
Esmerada County. Observation-Disclosures. Delegates
Eureka County. y......................l5 Is Delegates
Humboldt County Observation-Disclosures. Delegates
Lander County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Delegates
Lincoln County. y....................,... Delegates
Lyon County. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Delegates
Nye County ..................,........5 Delegates
OrTnsby County. nty...,...................9 Delegates
Storey County. 81 Delegates
Washoe County y.................,.....13 13 Delegates
White Pine County. ..,................. Delegates
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-18
rHOG&TE NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GyVEN THAT
~ O. NJ. Beckstead has filed in my office petition pray.
ing Order OF the Second Judicial District Court and
for OrmsbS County, Nevada, directing william r. Mus
grove, executor of the last will and e aUCnt Of William
Patterson deceased to deed said petitioners wife, Mrs
Jane Beckstead lot three ~ in block No forty Cd
of Nussers Division Of Carson City, Ornsby County Ne
vada Said petition will be heard in said Court, al
room in Carson City, IT 10 o'clock MAY lbth, lSs,
wheu all parties in interest will be heard in that behalf
i'll opposition thereto
By order of his Honor, s. e. WEieETI Judge CT sal
Court.
Carson City April x a-7. ...
law ALFRED HELM, Clerk Cf salo %ourt,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-18
THE HERMITAGE.
Opposite the Carson Race Track, on
Warm Springs Road.

NOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
~ The above cozy little is now open, and from the
natural of the offers peculiar advantages
the thirsty and traveller Our drinks of
the BEST and for coolness cannot be exceed The Old
Hermit "WATTY, will always be on hand to attend to
the of his old and much esteemed friends who may
favor him with a call.
Drinks .......................I2b cents
imported Liquors.. ......-...-25 cents
Fancy DEinks..........,........ cents
Cigars Speciality. ie23m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-18
$40 Reward !

II OST. ON TUESDAY. MAY 7th, 1878.
4 A between the Mountain House, the Aurora Road,
and Cradlebaughs Ranch, Memorandum Book. contain
ing valuable papers, letters and some money me nder
House the Aurora road. TERRY.
May 7th 1873. 2WH
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-18
Or. |. j. CZaPKAy'S
Private MEDICAL sTgruTE.
street

i27 Montgomery street.
San Francisco Opposite the Occidental Hotel.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854.
For the Permanent Care Of vii Special and
Chronic Diseases, 1sO DU "eEaaie
CoInplsinfs and Piaeasas Of the
Nervous system.
IWNNE TMHEESE DIS. TE(,r Irk or HEs
life annually from secret aud chronic diseases.
this old and reliable Institution TO be established
first Philadelphia. PENN 1856 and afterwards IN San
Francisco q 1854, private j'sp4r IN order -
afford the afflicted the best medical cal treatnen
for the above and all other affections and complaints
Consultations at the institute or by letter, FREE,
To the Afflicted:
Dr. L. J. Czapkay would most respectfully inform the
public of the Pa c coast that At the earnest solicitation
of his friends and hundreds of those unfortu
AMI SURGICAL INSTITUTE and resumed the practice
arr 4ed Of medical id, that since relinquishing hs
very siVe and sfu practice in San Francisco he
has y :hC prncL cities III Europe, inspecting dill.
gently most renoWnC hospitals, and gathering the ex
perience most lea ned in the profession the benefit
from VIII, offers al i'll need of his services Rher.
aft chronic catarrh, diseases Of the stomach
and kidne complaints etc, successfully treated.
Those who 'ferng from the and indiscreons
of youth, weakness physical and mental debility,
assured c. permanent cure. Charges moderate. An
communCa strictly confidential. Medicines sent by
express. address L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ o., -Ts&
l37 MOI rnery st., between Bush and Sutter sts
auz!-'Y SG: ~ nCis2o.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-18

This Committee recommend to the several County Com
mttees to adopt such restrictions at the primaries shall
exclude all except well known Republican voters from vo
ing for delegates the State Convention The of
choosing said delegates referred to the several County
Committees for their respective action.
c. C. BATTERMAN, Chairman.
HENRY PIPER, Secretary. au25td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-18
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It conceals all natural bleniahes in the most sur
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It drives away all evidences Of fatigue and ez-
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1t makes the planest face beautiful.
1t gives the complexion dazzling purity and
makes the neck, face, and arms appear graceful.
rotund, and plump.
It makes . matron Of IS or 40 look not more than
20 years old, and changes the rustic maiden into
cultivated city belle.
The Maonolia Balm removes all blemishes and con-
c,al. erery drawback to beauty; and tchite 1t az
harnless as 1cdter 1t is tfe-ke in ats <gecfs that
u. closest observer cannot detect itS use. .
Ladies' who want to make themselves attractive
can make an absolute certainty OF 1t BY unns
HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM, and we know OF no otEez
way 1t 10 the cheapest preparation IN the Wora,
all things considered, and may be had at any drug
ge0Es.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-01
PROTRAOTBD MEETING.

Mrs. Clara NJ. FOitz, whose recent
sojourn among the Oregon people has
awakened deep and abiding interest in
the minds of many erewhile anti-sufira-
gists by her earnest eloquence aud un-
answerable logic, has been holding a
protracted meeting in the city this
week, conformity with Mrs. Duniway,
who lectured on Wednesday evening.
The audiences have been large, the or
der admirable, aud the interest intense.
As we go to press the meeting continues.
So much has already been said in these
columns Of the ability Of Mrs. Foltz as a
lecturer that there is little more to say,
except that, much to our regret, she
leaves US on the Saturdays steamer TO
return 10 her California home, carving
with her the best wishes Of host OF
friends, both old aud new. The lady is
law student, aud We learn that she ex-
poets to return to Oregon in the autumn
to practice her chosen profession.