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Richland beacon., 1880-05-22
TIME STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FhR!SH oF HIGHLAND, OH DIST. COURT
Succession Of James 4. Grubts, deceased
Whereas. Mrs Sarah Ann 0rnhbs has filed
in the Office of the Clerk of the 5t, Dis,.ict
Court, IN and for said Parish of Ricnland, her
ap Pl,cation tor the administration Of the state
of James \. Grubrs deceased
Now, Therefore, unless opposition De made
thereto within Ten iay from the date hereof
the SAID Mrs. Sarah Am Grubbs will be np.
pointed ad;ainis'rairix Of the said succession
upon complying WIKI tie requisites ct the
law.
J NEWT PITTS,
Clerk 9Th Dist Court.
RAyvIILr. La May 2lst lss0-2t.
Richland beacon., 1880-05-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE BOSS COFFEE POT"

The nnirr;ienei. who HIS .'.e so'e riph, 10
s"li 1.-The Boss Coffee x'Os.' in Rich
.aHd pasish, takes rhis method Of Informing
'he Pabiic that 1t viii be found on sa ls in the
stores al Rayv.ile. Delhi. Grard and Alto. as
we'll as al In, residence. Its superiority and
chrapncs, VIII recommend il 10 all who see
II. and having once used i, no one will want
any other coi'.e pot. b. sure 70 ask your
merchant for The Boss" when you wish to
purchase coffee pot.
oayv;uc La, May -, lssJ.-3.ns.
Richland beacon., 1880-05-22

Perch bite iu Turkey Creek
Franklin Snn.
Don't be alarmed. neighbor, they
will not bite You If you will keep
away from the creek.
Richland beacon., 1880-05-22
Succession Sale.

Succession cf James Scott, Deceased.
sIAr. Of LOUISIANA. 5,h pis,r;e, Court.
Parish Of Rlchland,
10y virtue of an order Of sale IN me direc.
ID e'i, as TR,or Of the minor heirs Of snid
James Scott. deceased, from the Honorable
9Th District Court in and for the Parish of
Rcl.and, will on
Saturday, the 2ond day Of May, a. d. 1850.
offer a, public auction a, my residence, in ;he
Archibald peighborhood. said parish, to thu
las, ann highss, bidder, ;he following descsb-
cd.proper'y belonging to said succession, to
wit: One horse mule. one hose. III rec cows
and two calves, Two sows, three shoats and
ten pigs, one bedstoad. one trunk, two chairs.
one pot, one skillet and lid. one plow, one
sweep. one bn.i tongue, one pair gear. forty
pounds OF meat and seventy bushels Cf orn.
Term :: ,s'" cash, AZ not less than the ap-
praised yalGe.
LEVI STARR.
My s,h, iss02,. Tutor.
Richland beacon., 1880-05-22

A destructive Ere ragged 10 tho for.
ests. among the farms and some small
villages in New Jersey last week. de.
s,soying . great deal Of property.
Richland beacon., 1880-05-22
THOS. ]. MANGHAM. ---

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Several short editorials were crow
ded out Of last weeks issue by matter
OF more importance. no doubt to ozr
readers, at least those " ho are citizens
Of the parish. These editorials are
DOW published below.
1t strikes as that ordiencs No. 2 Of
the proceedings Of the Police Jury
published today is in conflict with a
State law. We have not time now to
look it up, but we think there is q
section Of an act relative to the duties
of Police Boards which expressly says
that the police jury Of each parish shall
provide for the care and support of the
paupers oftbe parish. Hence. We con-
clude that the police jury has no dis
cretion as to whether it will provide
for the support of paupers or not, but
can only decide as to the method to be
used for their support.
The police Jury should investigate
this matter at its next meeting, and
ascertain if it has not violated a State
law in thus rep. aiing the only ordi-
nance that provides COR the support of
paupers.
Humanity demands that all commu-
mites should take care of and support
the afflicted that cannot support them.
selves, and the burthen should not be
thrown upon the benevolent portion
OF the community who will provide
for them rather than see them suffer
and stsrve for the want of attention.
but all should be mado to bear their
own share of the burden.
We do not approve of the method
formerly employed of providing for
paupers. but We know that it is the
duty Of the parish to take care of th,m
in some way and it is shane not to
do il.
The Monroe Bulletin makes us say
that Gen. King succeeded in having
the Mississippi River Commission ap-
pointed and an appropriation made to
pay them for their services. which, al
though fact, is not what we said.
We said that, as soon as the report of
the commission was referred to and
reported upon by the proper committee,
Mr.. King introduced q bill making the
appropriations necessary to carry into
effect tie plans suggested by the CON-
mission. saying nothing about the pay
ofthc commission. 1t exhibits great
lack of the spirit Of fairness for the
Bulliteu to attempt to conceal the fact
that Gen. King has before Congress
. bill Of such vast importance to all
that portion Of our State that is sub
joct to overflow or interested in the i'm.
provemeut Of our nsvigsble streams,
and try to make it sppear that nothing
had been done but to sppoint aud pay
. commission.
Richland beacon., 1880-05-22

A destructive hail storm passed
over the counties of Dinviddie. Cbes.
tertield and Amelia, verginis, IN
Thursday night Of last week. doing
great damage to the tobacco and wheat
crops.
Richland beacon., 1880-05-22

While driving home from Monroe,
IN buggy. on Thursday Of last week.
Mr.. j. T. Swan. Of Ouachits parish.
was killed by large tree falling
across bis buggy, uear the Phillips
gin house. His skull was crushed
aud bis neck broken.
Richland beacon., 1880-05-22

TOR SALE VERY CHEAP, AL IS SAW
Revolving Drum Pratt Gin Stand. in
perfect order and as good as new. ANY
person desiring TO purchase such a gin stand
will find II to his interest 10 apply to
W. Z. DUKE,
May s, iss0.-,E Alto. La.
Richland beacon., 1880-05-22

MAGISTRATES BLA NKS, OF every
H description, neatly executed a. this
Office on the shortest notice.
Richland beacon., 1880-05-22

Good lands for rent on the Lower Jordon
place." for 1880, miles ftom town. Appl, 10
WILEY =. MANGHAM,
Nov. IL, 79-tf Rayvilie, La.
Richland beacon., 1880-05-22

Several short editorials were crow
ded out of last weeks issue by matter
of more importance. no doubt, to ozr
readers, at least those " ho are citizens
Of the parish. These editorials are
oow published below.
Richland beacon., 1880-05-22

Subscribe To the Richland Beacon.
, 1880-11-22


tests OF in!SrnsSorcni examination 1t nus hcci,
r., ,nu t'Mt tci at !s,'lt nEe tfio most 1eslrn-
t!e, hlnt rs III efhnIlce Uf this fnHt It triy he
., rM' lhHt tno fecelnt3 ot salGn chttlG ~ mo
9 gurus u. ts e'tS hns t9f9Gf increased illlr!nH
tno yhst star; NJ tttL Is rl!t'er T. THO nvcragu
ieer thnlt TINT !ho 'tafs nl Artificial fceilt11,
Snsh ESnssh1 Hs Mtetv M snow lntftn'soa; nto NUN,
ieren; mi Is now tinn,an!tch n El1rurn hslu
Al!bfcn Is tlnt 1!1ailty nl curly maturity na
IT., s4.oxi ~ ntmns ,, WIN ivn t,aa tno henehts
,,oor exercise. 4 stn1i.(cd sttrr I Income.
l"t msM! hutky. ntW u !ihtcncn with
~. f.,'m'ce III, +, ~, ~ .n,IoW nas tlos
M Mn J.! 'no nhturo ol ihti'Hs clllitlt,t present
n ,.!9 ~ isaa, MINT w!ic G steer
~. - stcMse teer cht exercise y
r,tfs Mne'Eft,!,eu Mnd marbtca tnent possible.
At"''t ~ tuu 'teacF "sh .-..
sATfsPACTtOS To TITS CONSUMER
womb seem to demand that this uruutIro ar
fccli,sx sli,l!, prevail. and tho result If rho
FntStcl; shuw will l,o nr inrllcIi,r ietlcilt Il,
every 1,ersut, whose Interest lcs In tho irrr;ium
uf nlyanrrl I,lcns nn,i ultimate pcr(Gciioti III
lu,tll brrt4i niti t1ilnjIty,
Tho t,Hln wis Wien tho fyerauc t1ry,vor tto-
, 1880-11-22
DEA.FEzHt


U1.EAtY-Atgn Il. m. Nov. =. lAD, Ellen h u!fast
bUluyN tAuRGter Ut iLtc)!noi hnd ththefins iea7'
h4pd - ycnrI 3HcHtll4 nna u days. ..,, ",
fn9ufat wtl !euyM The rss'tancs pt hHf rAfen NJ ~
~ West 1-Nt. Tnusttny. AME. ", ht " ~. ~
70 IT. EnlnmbkslIn C!surc, thsne9 bY carriages 10 s'
Fhry CGHGtpry.
TEI"rIT-Al hin reAldenca. Hksi Asnhit!.ss. h9r''!
11ruNh H. Putt!t. aEed e yrars md gn,aths xo,
FlI!I0ral tn ts3H pIHc1 mt !? n'clhk alunna! .'o"
fN-:snetnlh1ntu uni Utah lmpors lileH+S COPY
ASI,EtSt> SuntIAy, Snv. y! Ut , = H. ;: Mr.; f.;
C. A!urnun (frihosly Miss Lizzie st3i, ~ n.
tIS!uUtlcp, III Wcst lhuHU.lv. frusn laJnns' - =
cieyeh u Saturdays Wn!atsh-ns. ite r.. =, ,,,,ntost
Funeral Will le1v0 rGAltpncr nj W. p; snnp psms-
CulnmbkilIa Church. fruHs thuce to ca'Sa'5 ees''
Jury BY chFH.
KEt.Lr-tn CI.icnHo. satnrday, Sus' ~ Hea" "|'''
Hg0 II yultrH. . VIZ ,,..t.A,sf.
SuttcH hgruhftrf. n,,..,,
ltuliTSElk-At 1,pr 1atD Residences ~ ~ W W1"s GTH
nut-st, ,Mhduy. Nov. 1t. Alaty rurn!ei WIG u ''"-
T. hiuhtnpr. - , A.pchtst
~ T. lsonnIwpli Esd MOD " ysafs ata Il
FunUr1!l Kary!coa Mutsihy. SHT; -. ~ H., Ill
tltN rGalttenc1 nf Mrs. Ettwnrt!s. lako 1eH' -"
1b-Mtlwnukou tuptrs pleass cory.
, 1880-11-22

Ai1A 1ske3DfH OF THE AttuW*
Tho phst week bus bDcn ono Ut unusual inter-
cat, not only to stock mbu who competed for
premiums ut tho Fat.Stock Show, but ~ oycry
brcedEr, feeder, nnd butcher throughout thp
country. Thu beef interests OF tho West havu
grown to mammoth proportions, md In ivory
branch or tho truflo thero IL desire to pRrfcct
methods. aud instlsuto a1,1 ndopt a,ly and every
measure tlat tends 10 bring out tho bottor quail
ties Ut Rnllnals. thus cnhHncluK thulr ulRr-
kct value, ard giving TO tho CONSUMER
tho Lost and most satisfactory return
fer his money. To rench these dc1trupIo
results, competition is absolutely necessary,
and to stimulate brecdors 10 tup ruvo not only
the quality Ut their stock, but usu tho .1,ethol
Of feeding, Is tho roat end lnd al.n uf tho stnt0
Hoard. a TittuusE ropoFtcr ycstcrday called
upon a prominent member uf tho uuMr1i and,
during conversation upon tho subject. ellatud
Some very interesting lAta upon tho subject Of
tho show, unl its clcct upon tho trndo.
sss sss ea q S sSo s4ow
beer IL supply tho lv.nanls III tho Ivop.o. VIII,
Quality S' OF ''''S meat fas ssus' table uso so
SG9sxa I, nj re IL es N. ot tpS sas sf"S q
foru!yn buyers naturally grnvitaiU il. su..rch Of
tho best sttk, and hits fct i,ucoy,.es lnUre up
il tic rrcsnl shw alu ~ i,s eject ns tS @ c".als ys
trado must btnt t,lmet.so Interest alit. ttnpor-
1ance 10 lhicnKn aui tho HrGAt Wust, mud tho u.s.
suranco that thoso shows will bo continued md
bouUMea
PERMANENT FEATURE
Gf tho stoek Interest will he haIlcd with plonsurc
IL " estltnAted ~ gentlemen Whuso Knowledge
upon tals alid k,uttrcd subjects is founded upon
yeAra OF stuly ant uxp1ricncD, thAt tho result Of
thu recent splrled ta0uxh trtG'lLty CUuttstH iUr
superlorty. nus asldel *5,ao,uo! TO tho u!eat In
tseests Of the gouutry. Now a,,d Improved luoth-
pds Of lreeltpg nns fecsiinx hnyU beCn
brought. brought 70 The notieu Of rattis.llleu. who, iH
feachiEx Ike results. lulst largely cont rbutD to
thu graauAt perfcrtion nr tho stock and lis ron-
keIuent additional value. These now t,ichs
@ abOHt cattlt-rAls!ns us exhibited .lurlug. lust
week weso suFpF!So nut nItly u tho ctsltll OBJ
server, but 10 Men WIN have nude breeding a,ld
fuellnx y business. Thaso u,cil huvo scuis uvi-
denccs Ut wtlnt cah bo accomplished In tho way
q. ratsnx bultinR by theso Oh
AtfFaluns, hAve xulIe homo determined IL Hlopt
every tneans OF Improvement, that tlloy Inity
Snter tue ueia of composition themselves. Tho
1IdHMent " tho cxrtrts on thg quality of beut
exhibited Ut tue recent show nus llslcd tlo
fact that tho question ot early maturity IL sUt-
lisa '9 y g5eas extent. and that tho pub
purposes which reach maturity Ut frOu,
twenty 70 twepty-touE months Under The
, 1880-11-22
NASDY.
MIR. Nnsby Uttcra n Prolonged and
Fearful Wall Over tho Gencral IIe-


nnsid'-- ..-......... .-..-,.-...-
All those, md Rrcat many moro to tojus to
rho East went far M o,,, tho WHAT acoonct ia
~. ,, ~ ,. "ss ~ ue "nu ~. us'
THO Eaat md tho West Jtncd haitds nKIn VI,
tnectin lfst About ut Mentor, which IL III tho
Htato Nv Ohio.
W. mr., hn,,,,,. far rn,.,ra, IN r,+ nm, ,,u
~. ".u , iulsne' ~, Aol l''sa'a1 o'u "os Up'. no
har'i, and Is!dols was not cow to 10 1nllkod for
afsnthur tnhn.
w dDrEau letters, but thoy Kicked, and VIC
wrlt "sA ou the houses In ynin.
Iho WING bi1Wetl whern u ilstcth, nut THIS
yeor tho winds Itstctl to btoW frotD tho North
exG!oosvely.
Yho North wlntl ID p!zcn to n nlnlfcrnt.
Wu dtun,t kctr iiitci' Tor HANCOCK, but wo
alm Wnnt tho iost-unlees
Wa wHltGd GU. bull. ..-...
Nnry lllinnkrlt NOW living Will over set hiBaclf
Ill ~ POst.Uis.
, 1880-11-22

Fntlr hundred women, GnrryinS noseRays and
wrgaths. followed ms of tho lnunks whom The
lN'!tcG had txtlclfcl from II monastery ut AYrs+
noT, France. IN acrortlanco with lhs raict 1f tho
er'u and tho who'll p0cu force hn'l pruct4zlrd to
tho monastery 10 rGnUve tts minutes. The csurl.
MONS tlot ,otnE answered. tslc Chief CnmtaisslIl
onlerHf tho glttes tn tn forced, While ahls was
aisl1 Be,lt UP rIGkuts uf alurIM iii the monastery
coMvont. y cnnl1nrt lMnsy nl 4.u0 TXEsohs SOM
collected. Thu 4Mtcs l,n,l bctA walled tip eha
tlIU passages obslracied with fng0ts and beams.
II took two hours aG,d thcce.1,,artces ~ gttln'
S!dp. Eight Of tho women wcrD Arrrstct
"IIow much bettcrI tonh 4" exclaimed lapf
WIN hn,l liHt.tl titen,lFA Sulphur SOUP
, 1880-11-22

ilrat ncltlc,t In tho Iiu,,,,, W't, ponnlcano,,
Tho passioilfst cn,nin,,nE,y iu, inro 'nas
sts aft.rnn. nhl itnnic "ua "scI'sns w. dlsper
iuvsmls was ,iriynt, I,nir q Irty q rsIi.,sh sheh
Inni llstfl st'lcs cl,cpr,l tnn,r t,o town r. y,
reats wGro in"'ln. onn E1Iss, INK. ,scvcra. ~
mo custudy. Tho town Is tn,r y ~, anetnE tafs,
, 1880-11-22
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
Il. II, srnoSo, Darahoo, Wis, Is nj tho shcr-
man.
ra. cnox md II. D. Eckcvt, boston. aro Mt
tho Sherman. g.
.tbran JAMES GRANT, Davenport, Ill.,, is Mt tho
Grand pncc.
TIRE Denu1an Thompson company wns at tho
Trcnlunt yesterday.
Stn. AMI sina. i. q. Cot,xEr.r.. Huntington, IT,,
Nrc at the 6hcrnian.
Jotfv J. rtifs,,unY AMI A. j. IlllshMry. North.
wood, N. H.. nrp ut tho fnlnlcr.
CoSolEssMAS JAY y. l1unnEhL and family,
Hoish.nn, Mich, nrc ut tho rnlner.
\. II. STONE, President Unson l,ollns'MiEi
Company, New York, Is Mt Tho Grand pac[c.
1Eouos W. Rusr, Colorado, formerly rrcs-
dent American 1lridHr Company, II nt tho Gratii
1'aenc.
a MAss-MEEr1Sa Of tho ciRarnakcrs VI Tho
NJ NJ 10, sa,,t si Eiark sirct Thcrc was fair III.
Tendance. mil tho ncnli.g WINS II aecret QUO.
No Important business WIS transacted.
or; WM1rMoIE. 1!oston; .r. lN,'' , l.atra9';
Gamcr Ga'n M%m isnvur; ! rheoo VIII is'oa j. MD ii
\. Uoo'l'ran, philadelphia. aro Tt tic Grand
.Fn17z KENT. a barber employed at No; z!
IInlstct strcct, wIliip OH hls why hnn!c ut l1:;D
yesterday iurrilnon hOarslrl u Hue Island itvG-
1,aS ras,ins nv tho e AcS.!eny 1t Mnss Ksnt slirtSi
from tnc n4rr0w f3ntltK TIC l,!,l nDtatne,i t,' tho
step VI tue front tIa.f"rI,. mad fell upon I. uiln
lolling slownwarls Ills right fo,t wis caught no-
.loath tho whesis md WAS .r.l*et tsltoM {clly.
thui taken to tho Connty.llospItnl inr trcAt-,
lncnt. The foot will iluvo to hu ilt,lpntnttd at
tho ankle. Kent il II ucrlna'', III years Of mgr.
, 1880-11-22

opportunity II, support Afltl encourage tho finCat
exhibition Ut le1tt rIlttl1 ever brought tt,rCfher
under olsu roof, either IN thls country or Europe.
MILITIA NOTES.
FIVE now recruits wcro added to 1}uttcry D
Inst week.
No nErOEt1H or recommendations hnvG been
received ut headquarters from tho Second Itcsl-
nlcnt Of laie.
sscoSn-LtEUT. GEORGE 1tAusEn, II Company.
Third Regiment, located at Lena, has rendered
hls resignation.
SCHUYLER CohrAx IS announced to lecture In
tho Armory OF tho Sixth 1lattnlon this wcoit OH
"Abrahnm Lincoln"
sEnuT, CHARLES II. l,oYEn Of Company q,
Sixth lsnttal!on. hns been elected Second Lieu
tenant Of that company.
COMPANY II. of tho First Regiment, Is arranK-
itiy fur entrss OF lectures, TO take pjace Il,
Jal'.inry and February next.
-, LIEUT.: 7. g. Cole, Quartcrmestcr OF tho
Sixth battalion. hns tcinlcrc,l bis resignation
nid tho sumo h,tS leon accepted,
AN election WI. hell ut tho Aru,ory or Dat-
terry D Inst Saturday night to choose i SceOuh
LloutSnnnt, Vice bailey resigned. MuJ. Tobey
LIEUT.. a. u. sMtrtr, commanding G., comEany,
First RcK!nont, tycGInsrcn.Is tho dtschnrKo u
tho sGrvicc."
CAPT: FRANK u. DAVIS, commanding Q Com.
lie tjychurgu Of I,rr1rai n II. t:Wais1,' ,,I,
account IF business relations.
CAPT. Gol.pos QulsN, commanding X Coun.
Sn5y rS@ny, rirst pf r,,., MgTlI1St eonens re dis
zali'. VI aceount q noii-ntten'!anco ut drills
md non.paysnent Of dues and 1lnes
An election will be held Mt tic arIno.y Of Com-
Ra{ fsnv y Nn ,tio" 10 loesca y nanvi!s
snlu co,npnpy, vico Dirkns,,,. nr1,tnuts,1 in
slnJor. Iiout. J. b. Bonudict viii prcsjIe. ~
Tuun,,n,t tho th,,,pb,,u1 Lt,,,i,.,, ~ ~,
Drum or The UnitrJ stni,,s Ar"v Hit nrl,,t,.i
urslcrs Issued to tic regular nrmy nrn rre"ivTI
at tho loaliuartcra OF lis Fitst iirgaio fur ttio
!!ntorn.n.lon of o'eors, 10 whom thoy arc valna-
A., ,,.a,t.. s,,,, w.
r, Ic fsary w a 20 neid unaer the nroylsons
tho ar1nory ol Company g, First lnfantry. 10
cia,tas. , ~ H. v'e0 tsoy ty roslgse Iho
that inay a'iso from such election.
pany 4. siTti, nattuiion, Tonight 10 o,1ooss Ms
signed, and at Tho snti,u time 10 iii III nuy o;ier
j. v. Johnson Wit acs "a rs u prcsiIIns ocer ''
ccns ~ I9EySE f,,s , m staf have ro
@f M th a sfnts nSdro to op pfsss u iho
Saanasy ~ arat Tha mensf9l o h9s aefiGpte nna WI
III the state, bus been requested tu tMke rou.-
mana a of all inc military forces upon thls oaca-
TME question OF consolidation fotwecn sbo
Is still toit,s strG,iXiy ugitatctl. Mnny 5niisvS
tion, iuasuc rs il vii carry With u titSo ahS ,.o
that wcakncss IL beginning 10 manifest ttseif @
scheme Gun W currlsd through without cnns!dar-
no!G opRoattnn. Wnsehlnny possibly result In tho
,i,, nS .I. ~ botn colpan!ea Cohaol'
""uoH aoes not atWNSs moan strength.
Tair held regular meeting lii tho ltcnrS rt,Otn
swan prCsltlIr. rhe lisit,t.na * ti,o tna.,i,,w
thu different sl6.c,snnlittocs md nrr,.tlsri,IR
ulonx R,l0nthly md BllrteHS1,llfy. IEn rnr w,fi
, 1880-11-22
What The Tribune Commissioner
Discovered in His RambIe.
Tho True .Inwardness Of the Adulter-
ntion Of Lacteal Products.
Cheese Fixed Up with Soapstono
Elntl Cnustic 4Allknli.
How Deodorissd Eats Swell tho Butter
aud Ohoeso Production.
Stringent Legislation Against Adult
toration sors1y Needed.


to tho extent ut tho atlulicrnt!pu nr butter md
chGcso tu this vlcuIty. uil,l IN ruct throughout
lilo uHitril StNtcs hive nut lectl Osc-lhlf HtntGI,
md tho furthur tho investigation Is pushed tho
Erea.cr inngultn1o docs tho trgud assume.
Whlle whMt has 'beUn given to tho public Inns
cnuscsl tho greatest Ut Consideration. still TIM
iMcts hnvv mot hCpn half told, aud, slnt Is
worsu, no ono ropnstcrt IL c1unl 10 tho task Of
fcrruting out tho wholo extent uf tho lni1ilty.
One cati hMr.tly tmagtnu tho oxtont of tho rr.inl
ttult ~ rt,cttcc.l. TtIE TnInGXE Hcrihp WHO lAs
been Investigating tho subject WIS .lst0tinaCI
IN heing presented by IL wull.known, Ecnt!cmun.
whllu ot Il tt1in bctwcon ChicMR0 nnd ElYln,
with lIttu shmpic- jnr Of "ncutrMi lnrtl," 40
called. II WIS wtitu III tho i1utrsA1dun snow,
clcnr-os'xing, Rnti absolutely tassaluss.
'"l'nkc II taste of thnt," *aIl tho slouor.
"Whnt Is it7" 0uerlcd tho reporter,
"Only ruro grclsc." responded tho gentlo-
nlAn.
"trhat Is mt nil lnr1,," said tho ncwegathoror,
after he ha'l tnstet tho article.
"Oh. no. replied tho gentleman; " that Is not
lard at I'LL. It ls mixture thar they use In
making buttorlne.'
"rhat Is whut supposed It was. whuro Is It
,nH,se1''
".1,ist over tho stnto limo, In Indiana,'
responded tho gentleman. ana ile laughed ut tho
discontinue Ut tho investigator.
The reporter WHY too nstonnttct1 to speak.
Aslll my uuU lfHll2H iEfIIUG VI
stnfnl,t,,pip iiyt nvnr'&hn E.uto linn In 1u.ltnpr
s H., ..,.t,u ,Sit.a,.. ,,,s ~ 49,,
IS ."e tc,'ucsnh es.aol'snn'cMt Wnese inc sotnse
anu ae.a an1!s fro.n thu Stock ln,s a'a tho
front those lunsssume things IL n,Hten substance
which mny 10 mlxttl with b,ltter md sold III tho
ctY OF vhic'lso ana 1T othor places to tho confl-
Ing public liz .ntry Or crchnery products. It is
unfortunate TINT tho ruportcr has becn unaule
10 .leilnltiy iocuto my Of tho ,nanufacturors Of
this VIC co1hl'ouha' oat It Is nh'le' aid IN Chl-
cnSo' Tho plrt'es who put up this horrlblc
stuW for consumption ~ fuuh hayo tholr
places III nt,Ics nnd cellars md in
ut-oi-fhe-waS places' Anu soil 1t 10 grocors.
boar'ing-houses, md restaurants, ahd ots Ut 1t
Atc shipped awny. There Ia no uxaxgursuot4 In
this statement, though II would seen, ioyond f,c
lief almost and 1t shows tho urgent necessity Of
some lcsislauon on tho subject Tho city coun-
tcrlnr." .euIuc., or "oleon,nrrortnp" ft,r what
IL rnr,iv ,s HnsoriI,n t ~ s,,ta,,,o,,. ,,,a.1s
u tc"'iy ~. AcGot"nls 10 LUG s!ateN'ent 1Ra"o
t,tst u rood urticlo at Its kind, their .s,Inc."
,vf,fnt, Ia sot1 In nIt. 10 .,,,t
, 1880-11-22

WlnohGster'n Ilypoplhosphltev
will CurB consumption, coughs weak lunxs
bronchitis, and KunurA dotllily. Estabilshul
tWeAty.utle years.
, 1880-11-22

Lazy mud dull feelings nre yure PRECURSORS Of
alckness, which Auth,uY but tiup ntturs Will
, 1880-11-22

Why b0 stok and ullluy when Hop nlttors will
urely euro your
, 1880-11-22

tluy ths Improved Howe Sealea. Dorden,
seleck Co., Agents. VI Lake strvut,
, 1880-11-22

Cornuoop1u " u DRUGSTORE supplied with
Dr. nulls Cough Syrup, Which sells Tor !5 ocnts.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-12-18
county Newspaper.

The following is what the Cincin-
natl Trade List thinks of those char
acters who complain of their county
papers, and, instead OF helping TO
support them, send on for u large
city paper and thus help to sustain
them
"a gentleman writes to us that
his county paper Is so poor that he
has stopped il \; therefore sends us
three dollars for the Trade List.
We repeat that we do not want sub
scribers on these terms. a mans
county paper is worth the world, or
if il is not it Is his fault. If the
county paper Is prOperly Y encouraged
it may be relied upon for infOrIfla-
ton OF more value to the people I'm
whose interest il is issued than can
be found In all city papers I'm the
United States. No man can afford
to be without the paper that pub
fishes the official advertisements Of
his county, the public sales, mar
kets, court news and other local in
telligence. If the paper il poor. the
people are more at fault than the
publishers for not giving IL a liberal
patronage. However poor the
county paper may be, il Is always
worth more than 1t costs 10 those
interested in theahairs of the county.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-12-18

A correspondent Of the Chic Far
mer gives his experience with clover
for hogs as follows: On the 10Th OF
August OF this year we sold lot Of
hogs, averaging ahott 100 pounds TO
the head, for $454. They were
classed as g:assers by the shipper,
not being at all fat. They lived
from the first to the last in twenty
acre field stocked with clover, red
and white in about equal proper
tiOns. They consumed during their
lives only rs bushels Of corn the
remainder of their subsistence they
picked up In the clover field. Dur-
Ing June and July they had no corn
at all. About the first of August we
commenced and fed them three
weeks on old corn, soaked twenty
four hours before feeding-,fving
them eighty bushels In This way.
At forty cents a bushel the entire
amount consumed BY them was
worth Sill 20. Dedncting thtfro
S454 leaves &282.s0 to be credited to
the clover. This II al the rate of
Sl4.l4 per acre for the years growth
Of clover, saying nothing about the
enrichment Of the SOIL