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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21
WO rthlcss Stsua.

Not so fast, my friend; If you
could see the strong, healthy, bloom
ing men, women and children that
have been raised from beds of sick
ness, suffering and almost death, by
the use of Hop Bitters, you would
say "Glorious and invaluable reme-
dy." See another column. 52Sw2.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21

A two headed girl is on exhibition
in New York museum. She has four
arms and single trunk. There is
nothing so very remarkable about this
girl. We know young lady with
only one head and two arms, who has
sixteen trunks. She is at Saratoga at
present.-Ex.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21

MARY" he asked, why am | like
butter?' He expected her to say that
it was because he was the genuine ar
ticle, and he was completely crushed
when she promptly replied: "Why, I
guess it's because the hotter it gets the
softer YOU act. ."-Ex.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21

Peace gives good to the husbandman,
even in the midst of rocks; war brings
misery to him, even in the most fertile
plains. -Meander.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21
Twas Harry who the silence broke !.

Twas Harry who the silence broke
"Miss Kate why are you like tree :"
Because, becauso-I'm board" she spoke;
"oh, no because you're wood" SAID he.
"Why are you like tree'" said she.
"I have a-heart :" he asked, so low.
Her answer made the young man red
"Because you're sappy, don't you know :"
Exchange
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21

him recently by speaking slurringly OF
a bed tick she had purchased. "You
must have gotten it Of an Irish ped
dler," said he. There's nothing Irish
about it," retorted she spiritedly. ooh,
but it must have come from some sell
tic establishment" was the calm re-
ioinder-Yonkers Gazette.
You cannot depend even on Il scis-
sors. The st. Louis Globe-Democrat
speaks Of Lisbon as a great Medi-
terranean seaport. boston Globe.
That's shear ignorance.-N. Y. Comic
Adv. Don't circulate that story, if
you don't want the public to report
you-geese.--Philadelphia Bulletin
What does he Tagus for, anyhow?
AT funeral in western city, not
long since, during the course of the
sermon, which the officiating minister
had written and then committed to
memory, that reverend gentleman made
use Of the remark: "This is the third
funeral | have been called upon to
preach during the past two months"
whereupon one of the audience re-
marked to IA companion, that "if he
only had regard enough for the bal
ance Of humanity never to attempt to
preach another, he would deserve IA
pension"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21

line ''''"' ioi every
Locli Notices. ten cents per line each insertion
and all notices continued Tor three montbs 81
longer, discount of 25 per cent. "
AdEertlsements unaccOmpanied by written o
verbal directions will 10 published three month =
Advertisements under contract ordered out he .
toIe expiration OF time, will be charged fun rates
No paper discontinued until an nrronrapes are
pald' except at tho option Of the publisher.
vance.
R1- Terms, CASH payable quarterly
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21

The Detroit Free Press says: "a
man can be rich and yet be u fool" Can,
eh? Well, maybe you are right, but
as long as his money lasts nobody finds
out that he is not n man of amazing
wit and sagacity.-Boston Post.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21


On nickel from miser snatch;
Herd cattle with tiny mouse,
From whisky wean IA COW boy true,
The glim Of heaven with spttle dousc,
But never doubt my love for you.
Detroit Free Press.
a powerful number-potent s.
Springfield Republican.
We wonder if grass widows ever
have hay ever?-Cambridge Tribune.
1t is hard to persuade man that a
rich widow isn't handsome.-Free
Press.
a man who can't write may be said
to be in im-pen-etrable ignorance. Are
we write?
If you wish to know the climate of
any high mountain, why go and climb
it.-Free Press.
What are the dimensions of little
elbow room ?-Detroit Free Press.
About the size of the chest.
Flats are frequently entered by
sharps by means of false keys.-New
York Commercial Advertiser.
Marriage is little game in which
only two take hand.-Boston Post.
Did you marry an orphan ?-Hough-
ton Gazette.
1t isn't because woman is exactly
afraid of Il COW that she runs away
and screams. 1t is because gored
dresses are not fashionable.-Ex.
"Are those soaps all one scent?" in
quired lady of II juvenile salesman
"No, ma'am, they are all ten cents"
replied the innocent youngstcr.-Ex.
Never judge bed by its cover or
the beauty of its head What seems
so tempting may prove a pillow sham.
New York Commercial Advertiser.
1t is proposed to exterminate the
grasshoppcr by throwing snuff in his
eyes and then stabbing him in the
back. Back action, you know.-Ex.
Dame Fortune is blind, but her
daughter Miss Fortune has her eyes
wide open and can easily lay hold of
the wisest of the sons of men.-Boston
Transcript.
a matter of cores-apple.-Boston
Times. a matter Of course-horse
racing.-Elevated Railway Journal.
"A matter off course-a badly steered
boat i'll race.-Boston Times.
Rignold recently pitched Il supe
across the floor He will be quarrel
ing with his mutton next.-Boston
Post. Was it a full grown supe or
only Il broth of boy?-Philadelphia
Bulletin.
Nine. Modjcska, the Polish actress
now in New York, can summon Il flush
at pleasure. This would make her
strong at poker if the American player
was not certain to get full.-Cincin-
natl Commercial.
An Irish "Holding."-Irate sports
man: "Confound it, you've shot my
dog! | though you told me you could
hold gun p Pat.-"Shure, and so |
can, your honor. It's the shot | could
not hould p'-Ex.
The Detroit Free Press says: "a
man can be rich and yet he u fool" Can,
eh? Well, maybe you are right, but
as long as his money lasts nobody finds
out that he is not man of amazing
wit and sagacity.-Boston Post.
MARY" he asked, why am | like
butter?" He expected her to say that
it was because he was the genuine ar
ticle, and he was completely crushed
when she promptly replied: "Why, |
guess it's because the hotter it gets the
,offer Won act v-Ev
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21
WIT AND HUMOR.


Go dip the bounding ocean dry,
Upset mountain with n match,
Kick DER the bcaming stars on high
Or nickel from a miser snatch;
Herd cattle with tiny mouse,
From whisky wean COW boy true,
The glim Of heaven with spittle douse,
But never doubt my love for you.
Detroit Free Press
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21

An Irish "Holding."-Irate sports
man: "Confound it, you've shot my
dog! | though you told me you could
hold Il gun p Pat.-"Shure, and so
can, your honor. It's the shot | could
not hould p-Ex.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21

Mic exaspcratcd the other half of
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21

Nine. Modjeska, the Polish actress
now in New York, can summon flush
at pleasure. This would make her
strong at poker if the American player
was not certain to get full.-Cincin-
matt Commercial.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21

a powerful number-potent s.
Springfield Republican.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21

And all throat and
lung complaints
cured by
"ADAMSON'S
BOTANIC
BALSAM,"
A pleasant and un-
failing remedy
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21

We wonder if grass widows ever
have hay fever ?-Cambridge Tribune.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21

Rignold recently pitched supe
across the floor. He will be quarrel
ing with his mutton next.-Boston
Post. Was it full grown supe or
only IA broth of boy?-Philadelphia
Bulletin.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-21

1t is hard to persuade a man that Il
rich widow isn't handsome.-Free
Press.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26
w. W. FARMER.

HDtN>,Ick ~ LAW AID FQTlTN
" Attorney al Law .,n' >oLcI,ot u. Cuau-
rery. Monro", Ouachl;a ror.>h Lnui~. ri =
ffas Resumed ms Prnir>>,cI ~ Fb",a,ior. L,
winch he VIII devote careful a'trut.n: and
WI invaraoiy re1uir- PAYMENT inr ul> gtrtcs
has also resumed his professor ~ Au.fu. :.
anI Solicitor a"i vii pr,c,!.r ~ IN. niI..i
States Di,;r.c'. Circuit aui Suprtmc Go.r>.
and IN tie State District, Circuit and >ur:rr.,.
Courts: III all classes a. cases, law, r,iuItv.
probate, Criminal arj hnnnfhrtcy. a new
6"nIr"p' fGr viii Gr adppl"t ia $50 y g,
make the maintenance Of ro!t1 aui "a. ar.,.i
ment at htJai tax mics a >pr-an.v. 49,
devote ms personal attention 10 hi> cases a..
ali his i'm" 10 his profe>-i'A', a a., Sole
business, 20 the exclusion of ali other oc..,. ..
lions amd cannot be engaged or I.:a.uc,. III
any case without fee.
Sept II, lS$i.-ly.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26
Learn this BY Heart.

My nerves will regain their vigor,
My brain will become more clear and pow
eriul,
My muscles be made strong,
My dysps sia aud indigestion no longer
trouble me,
My hearts regular action restored,
My blood be ",ste more pure,
My weak lungs made more healthy. and all
the functions Of my body restored to their nor,
NAL condition, and every symptom Of weak
ness, nervousness. and debility be removed
il use Browns Iron Bi,ters-Ngws.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26
District Court.

The jury term OF the 9th District Court
convened in Rayville last Monday morning,
under very unfavorable eum.iance., for the
sessions had to be held in the Recorder.
office, room only about Is feet square but
Li, Honor, Judge r. w. Richardson, made
the best of circumstances, had the court open
ell ia due form, organized and charged the
grand jury and proceeded to business. The
grand jury is composed of the following very
good material, viz: B. r. McLemorr, Fore.
man; Charles O.,ecn, Alexander Jones. J. NJ.
Roberts, L. NJ Mccoy, John J. Stewart. X. N.
Thompson. H. +. Newton. Alfred Garrett.
Phillip Plummer, Joe King, ID. r. McIuo,h,
Andrew Dehesrt, Jas. c. Priscl,ard, J. ID.
Toombs and Levi Starr.
This grand jury will no doubt discharge
its duty faithfully, and il the petit juries,
drawn to ny the cases presented can be brought
to comprehend, appreciate and discharge their
duties as faithfully there is little doubt b,,,
that the laws will he faithfully executed,
viz uOt uCdt hts > tHuISc, t'it
know from past experience that was u,i,
pointed and complete.
The members OF the bar we have noticed
in attendance this week are, Col. Ro5t. Ricl,-
ardson, W. W. Farmer, W. N. Potts, C. ]
Boa,ner, NJ. ]. LddeIi, Thos. A. Garrett, and
Talbert StiIi,nan, of Monroe, and 2. H. Toler.
r. p. Williams, f. G. Montgomery T. e.
Hudson. District Attorney, Of Rayville.
What rendered the circumstances Of the
opening Of court still more disayreeable was
that cold rain was falling, the gsound was
wet and muddy, and it was with difficulty
Z. witnesses and jurors could find con,for,a-
lon shelter within haiing distance of the
court room but we are all consolcd with the
prospect OF having good house to hold court
i,at,ercafter.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26
10 u Friend in Addiction.
~ REV. wN MCNYoRD
Pub.ished by reque>,

lPubished by reque>,
know in grief Ike thine how more han vain
All comfort TO the Nri,Aen heart appears,
And ns the bursting clou / must spend as ram,
So gT:ri It's tears
know that when rhy little dsrlings form
Had freed the angel spin, fettered there.
lou wouidn pierce beyond the breaking storm
Ia your despair.
You only knew those precious ewes were dam /;
ion only felt these my lips were c,lh;
lou only chung 10 what remained of linn
Beneath the mould.
on could not see the tender hand that caught
Your little lamb 10 shield hnn from all harms
You missed hiII from your own, bu, ,c.er
thought
OF Jesus's arms,
But Oh. young mother l. ot The gate u,.l.ar>.
And throu, the darkness shifting from tic
Are Gcanina yon brighter th,n ,hos, stars.
Your darlinss eyes.
lis said that wien the pastures down among
The Alpine vuics have ceased 10 feed the
h,rks,
And they mus, noun, where ye the grass j.
young,
Far up the rocks
Til" s',epcrh takes little Lamb AT play
And iiir, linn gently 10 his careful breast
And with is tender bica,inx leads the way
For all the rest.
l hat quick the mother follows in the path.
Then Others .u--.iae men " hose Faith gives
hopes
And soon the shepherd gather. all he HAHN,
Fer up the slopes.
Aud on those everlasting hills be feeds
The trusting f,li IN green that never pals
Look up! OL see, yonr little darling leads,
The siepcrd calls.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26
A mcnx Our State EXCHANGES.

The farmers of Lincoln aud Jack son parIsli>
cs have discovered that there Is money To 5c
'nade by planting cane-mo'e money, IN fact,
ID zane '''ah COTTON. Home made syrup sold
1" Tue streets "i VIENNA iast week very rapid
' WV
i"e vienna oe"''he' says u'a' " has direct
'h'f'i'''i"h from hea">1"ar'ers That WORK VIII
COR" o" Tue hfst ioT'y>eigh' miles OF the
' '''' ""''' "e "'>' u
"''' '''"' '''' "'"'" u "e 'oau
"'' ~ >''i'0''" "'''''" ''''' "''''"''
Inc '''iaA Ih'o"re says that the people
:" P"''"s ''~e' "'''
''' WIZ" "'""''
Ihry Will soon have new frame court
house at Noi!ax.
A little colored child was burned TO death a,
the Home Hotel in Bas,rop last week. Itwas
supposed that two older children Sc, its CRIB
alire by playing with fire.
Mr Y. ID. Alien, an oil AMI highly esteem,
ed citizen Of Claiborne parish died at his
home, near Homer, las, week.
Err
i' " ~ ''o'"''' o''' WI
camp hunt las, week, succeeded in killing
twenty two deer and one wolf.
o.,
., 49,"
,u,,;,y ,h,o,,, C,,un,,o n,,,h. ,,,,
.,;.,. .,'.
VIC '"'"~ "'e'o 70 s'edc' P'oo"o''i'! vi
running Through Union parish to Monroe
l,,,s ,.,, hr;., :. q.
'''"' "''"''' VI ''''1''''""es' """ "e'c Is
some prospect OF that portion OF the ancient
city being reouilt.
Frank Ovens was en-, nv KIM, Lvnch u,o,,
coIor,n ,,a;c,;,y ,.o ,,,,,.,o,,s ,,.o,,,,,.
o''e serving one ho an" announcer entering one
lung. Whiskey and women caused the
trouble.
A.. Italian, Me- u,,..Iu,s Hon
.,
all eS"'"ao'e 'au'es o' r'a'''iih PARISH died
week before last.
N,rls,;I,. g,,u.,;,. .,ou,, d., ,,,,
in, hnus. Of ~, W,I,;,,, n ,Ine a."
Re- p,;r,.. II, a,1,nI ,.. go,
.,c,Tc,;n,, !, .c,a.i :, ;.,.,. ..';.i.
.na .ov. ~, doh, ,.,., ,,o.,, ,,.., ,n. r.
hn,,on, c,,no, ~. ,onc,,o, ,..;,n -. ,,
pole. No one can account for thu. ,,ulv .trnuy,
o
Baton Rouge Capitoian We are informs
81 i;.at Mr.. Lafayette Godfrey, OF Rhode Is
land. with several ASSISTANTS, arrived here on
Sunday laef, {" prepare the machinery at the
Penien'iary for active service. Mr. Godfrey
Intends To supply 1t with all the modern inn
pIovcments. Abont January lst all will be
IN readiness, when large number O. hand.
will he put to work. This Is cheering news
for Baton Rouge.
pos,;., p,o,o D.,,, SL:ar
wyche left yesterday morning with the follow
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

We have reclved a copy of Greens Ccns.s
"hd Diary Almanac for 1881 X 1889, which
contains more real interesting and valuable
statistical Information Than any book Of lis ,ize
We ever saw; and this is given away ara
furnished TO those who sell German syrup,
with their carl printed on the back.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

Are you distressed with an overloaded
stomacha Are you troubled with hea iachc,
dizziness or constipatong Does your head
swim ), One dose of Builey's SALIxE APER>
lent will give you relief N. o6-ot.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

faa ne IN Sunday mcGinr; then three
tsr Il ~, ve snd cloudy Syeasher. with a
I.'l f.sss 70 Wednesday, night Thur'das
saaiae w,s he colJest We hyyc lad since
~ vinlEs. -
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

Rev. 4 Z. Mss@ returned IN wednesday
.rui~ fun Mississippi, Ki'I,e,'s family, = no
W. rr,x % re tie, bis little babe is in bad
,rltl, h., lrys it Gill coon " we'll again.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

~ W !c>r guns aud pistols. turn your
sskAss hose anil keep your doors locked
Ind lookins crowd Of ,ramps have struck
II bN.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

In, 10 I. |. sn ! Katie Davis, Wednesday,
Ssssahss 2ssd, 1851. . Son-and ii is fine
s.s,psuader soc, aud Richard is rs happy as
. ked. Z.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

NANGHAn & DAVIS.

WsRyrei IA sate that Rev. ID. A. Camps
saA ken quite silk this week, but glad to
~ ,hai lie 10 convaleSeing.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

Eshawire diseases ,hai lead to insanity,
c.samptm, and . premature grave, are
,.rtb e~rI " using Browns l"aSis.Biuers.
4 s,.us,hsns every part OF tn. ,bo,iyssas'
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

e.m;.s sad Sparkling bsileys SALINE
A,,.,,y, !. lie chsapes, and mos, delights
=, ,.,..ar In nss. For dyspepsia and
..h,u,l cvusipstiou, j, delights everybody.
n 26-?l
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

100 , sudden change Of w"s:h
If ha w~ek.sel, Wa 80
pr" p.r Of the might tia, We
s" 49,, sa, with comfon; bat thu.
- % the north during the
.s...,,,, NJ. . damp di'ae'eea'
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

The beautiful crimson blush Of na:ur .
without paint, can be impaired to the pale
cheess of sickly and feeble women by tie
use of tina, great female tonic EHGLIsH FG.
uAIE EITTTns y, g.,
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26
\. 26.-sL.

v.,,;.A he re.,dence Of the bride .
10, Tbwday, November 18th, 1881, by
=, 7. n. RAym-s. Mr. William +. Roberts
NJ. Anna Christian, all Of Richland
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

Con. Belly b'%sI' '""e bra' meat to
J.. !. 1s.r,A.y moaning. Tie bear was
j r, ,.r. one and very fat. < He was
4. XeCown ncighb"rhosl, bat we
E,-..L Gorge whether he or some one
i.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26
LOCAL MATTERS.
'soa cloudy. rainy snd sloppy.
'asss WIN have promised US corn are re-
aiadsd The, w neet il.
oeys boots sMd shoes At
NAxaHAu h DAVIS.

Thanks h mr. subscribers who called and
sade ~ s,sd this week.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

I,. ,.,,,a people Of the Holly Grove
...,.,,..l 81. ,eaa-''rd to meet at that
-. s..url.y 'r'"'e the first Sunday in
&, The purpose Of. Organizing
a s.,h Scbool.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

I'D wesahsr has prevented wark on the
~sa hcVse mos, ii N,is week. ~
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

h!ca ~ this L,ok do aot throw j, away,
1sve IL the valuable information it con.
~
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

Call AMI examine those reversible over
.Uai> al MAyGuAN and DAVIS
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

,.,,.r Bnrsss i. intended for
.,u .. married 'ad'e'' who
$50 !. ..ps..'.. aee ONE , Irregular
-. =. Vi '.'''.s". :,, 'e'''0 ri o..
y. ,,.i baet, falling OF the
-. ve.lne'.. or e1ee''e'' It's
sF" , .o,.. the stomach, invig-
-. imp.n. iron to the blood
49,, ,.erine action and re removes
1sst~" n. 96.-2t.
{ sl.."s''''"
=. mus, reach this office by
-, na.nius', il they appear
.oe. they are received anu
e.. '..'' t. banded !" before r. =
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

Miss Clemmie VI. Read, a beloved niece
Of the editor, after spending two months
visit with her relatives of RichIanI, departed
on last Monday mornings train for her home
in Alabama. She was 20 bright, cheerful
and winso ne that she strengthened the tie. of
ra,ural affection Of her relatives four. fold and
won the love Of many new friends during her
short stay in our midst, and it was impossible
to rcPfess the tear of regret at PAIRING But
such is life. We are doomed to par,inss that
wrench the heaItstrings to have our fondes,
pleasures interrupted aud marred by sorrow
and Disappointment, and our cup of Joy embi,'
tered by the drcgs of misery.
If you want any crockery or glass wure call
aud price them st
MANGHAh & DAVIS.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26
SheriH'S Sale.

. Louis Levy STATE OF L"ni,."a.
No. 100 vs.. Parish q k,cal,:ld
Gps,avus y. Mae, j;t DIST, Cour-.
BY vir,ae of Il VII, # sriznrc AMI sale.
i>>urd from the Hon. 9TH E.>,rir, Cont. ~
ani Tor tie Parish of Ei-'.'ant, STATE ul Ions
i>iana, in the ahavc euri'lrd and n,I,r,lrr.d
>uir, and To me directed, ! have >cll,,l ~ |
wall otter tor 30 al the GOui ct the c,ui,
house, in TIE tCwn o. Eayvi!lr. On
Sa'erdcy, lie 3rd lag Of Drycm,e,',
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

urrch the
w h':t - - NJ. y ~! - ,4.s -.i.cc
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

" ANTEO-CiIiCKENS, EGGS AND
w Butter, for which iLc mafkc t price.
Will hc pad al ,hs u.hcr.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

VIZ to>dsy call attention to the advertise
ment Of the PRIcKLy ASH Buffers. which
can be- found in another column. These Bit,
tiers are made from the purest and best n.a,e>
rails, and their tonic and cathar,ic Properties
render them superior to all others in disorders
Of the Stomach, Bowels, &c N. 20. q.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

IN
8, al

Table Sf Advertising Rates
"ee 'mm~nt.d by me Louisiana Pres, As.oci.
a.%.,.f" adoption 10y the publishers of
country newspapers. in this State, in nc.
s'p'ing advertisements from advertising
agsuA:
q, .mn'l'nt advertising. one inch, ose time,
" ~ each sil,enuent time - cents
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

Fee Tor Announce ments.
:" members of CoLgre S25
SSm Representatives %
'or parnhi.l officers 10
no paid for invariably in advance.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26

Wee,'s per line, each INSERTION, for reading
~ -"' o. local notices. - per cent added To
' n'es Tor each change Of yearly, half
''T as quarterly advertisements.
=, 'os'avely M reduction from above rates Cor
accommodation Of any one.
W" "ss' accompany every order unless
v. sas'''l.er or agent is known by the pro-
PNe' |" Be . responsible party.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26
overcosts from 1915 to sl6.OU at
MANGuAN II DAVIS.

Hions Day Star i, the title of pey ,o,;y.
''us monthly, published at !,l59 Broadway
New York, by A. D. Jones, editor and puL.
Usher. IL is fonI-column. eight page paper
all reading ma',cr-price 81 cent. II wear
Judging from the frs, number, we pronounce
" iuliy worth the price. Its declared aim is
the PRONUNCIATION of Bible truth. regardless Of
creeds and free from denomina,ionai control
and ia" promotion Of the glory Of God and
love OF Christ. Its editorials contributions
and selections are all cha.te, vel written and
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est aud profit by all class of readers
Mr.. Chas. B. wayman, Erie, Pa, writes
My Physicians had given me up to die.
They told me my lungs and liver were all
dccaycd and gone. | wa. very weak, pale.
and emaciaied. By chance | saw Browns
Iron Bi'ter, advertised. Immediately rra.
lizei that without iron in the blood. life cou,t
not exist. With trembling anxiety sen,
servant. who procured for me boulc. |
must have taken i, with great faith, for amos,
Immediately felt ii, beneficial effect. Soon
all dysrcp;ic symptoms disappeared, my
lungs grew strong, pains in the region of
the heart vanished, my urine became free of
sediment, and in Il word | have regaiued per-
feet health. Now feel able 10 thrash the
doctor that attended me. and really believe !
ought to do it,"
Richland beacon., 1881-11-26
HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS
GOOD OPENING FNR COLONIES.
Fertile land Z. md Abunda nee of
Timber.

Parties VITO may desirr TO purchase rr.h
and well tmbered lan!>, whore good wa,..,
can be obtained, wit, -pIeul.i Quite, for stuck
IN IA hoy rang TIA, canbH Lr surpassed IN
any country, e, Il rric- To ~h.rh no one can
object, and who are wiling 20 70 INTO ,h.
woofs aud clear mp Ne lam AMI open then
farms, can hni Jn-t what r'i"y wan, by AL.
dressing or Applying u the undersigned,
The clearing q: these land, are not very
difficult, while very .oo,l crops can be- made
on them the first wear. They VIII he dis,
posed OF IN quantities I" art purchaser,
Some OF ;hen are very ilvnrabIy situated for
the 'oca,ing Of colonies Terms as good Il:
could bc asked
1HOS. }. NANGHtN.
Eayv..e, La.
June tn, lS>l-,i