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, 1881-10-06


PirTspuna, rn.. Oct. 5.-J. d. Bmons, prDnl-
incut miller Of Coifax, WIS.,, commenced suit
hero today before M alderman n9ainst 1uhn g.
Schultz Jr., charging him With etnbczzlctneut Us
constgnoe. Schultz bas l'eeu ougaged In tho
commission business In this aity for ulnber
OF years, and has good deal Of litigation With
his patrons In various parts OF tho country.
Stmuns alleges that hn consigned 125 barrels Of
flour to Schultz. for which ho was to receive 81
per barrel. Tho receipt Of tho -four was
acknowledged BY Schultz, who in tilne ren-
tlercd m account Of sale at a
per barrel. and be sent simons his noto for s;s4
retl,uit,s unpaid: hence the suit. Schultz gave
bull In *1,I09 for trial in court. II ha!r tho
stories told Of him DO truc tsn wonder that he
annually issuoa circulars With n large picture Of
HIS p'nce Of husncss ant u large printed head
,ng setting to5ta that ,,4e, 10 Is , who'ssato
{{ssas e.: A.. Nc II wa!sS, st5sst; +;
1860. QuptMttous ut advnucel prices for flour,
Tnesu circulars. It is said, arc sent gcnvrally
throughuut the country, east and west, mostly
to plMrGs whtrc tue sender Ia unknown. Tho
slxn goo,1a to him. Whom thu goods are onco IN
schultzs thnas the prices, 1t Is stated Invariably
decline. and atl markets. according to reports,
schultx, according to report, thon makes prop
osition TO- tho eousKnor to buy h!s whole lot
nt suited price, which, of course, 10 nnoh less
INK @ ut a. a Distance from tho market themselves.
and with u0ntldenue In schu!tz's statuIncnt, It
oan he readily Seen how tho c0pSlRnors full Into
this Is tho wny lie has been llolny business fnr
years. ThlA exposure SHOULD }ut persons who
arc III tho EaGlt Of dealing With noin1nlaa!n'-
ways hnyc q worry cr0okud appearance, to aay
the loaBt OF th0ln.
, 1881-10-06
CHICAGO

enRo. and Miss Emnf A. Maxon, nf Lancaster,
fin forncriy Of this city. wcrr married t0t}ny nj
i!io rcslde1lce 0f ". q. Weld, by tho ltcv. II. 81.
Phfkhutat.
, 1881-10-06

LONDON, Oct. 5.-'rlle l'aris correspondent
of the Manchester Guardian says It Inns
beel, dec1drd to ask t'nunt,etta to form Cab.
inut before Tho 1,loettnx nf tho Chambers.
Tile statement IL not confirmed from other
stthrr1q
, 1881-10-06

Tile Temps aays the Cabinet ',as decided
10 resign ten days before tho opcnIng Ut tho
session Of the new Chambers, aud that q new
Ministry Is to be prepared to meet tho body.
, 1881-10-06
Tho Doors scntl Notice Of Great
Dissatisfaction with the
Treaty.
Probability that the French Ministry
Will Resign Before tho Cham.
ber Meets.
The Recently. Ameer Of Al
glanistnu Now Doing Very
Finely.
A sh{pful, More or Less, Of Irish Agi-
'tatora Now Stirring Up tho At
lautio Ocean.
GREAT BRITAIN.
A ttAf,E OIL MANUSCRIPT.

--
GREAT BRITAIN.
4 1tAnE OIL, MAsuscnli'r.
spreta Cube.
LoNnoN, Oct, 5.-Afr. benjamin Scott.
writing TO TIC l1'hes from tho 'fullu'nu.'
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, 1881-10-06
Details OF the Killing Of the
Wretch Ike Stockton, In
Colorado.
Daring Robbery Of a Baltimore
Savings-Bank by Two
Men.
Discovery or SIstllfu1 Forgery rerpc'
petratel In The Early Part Of
September.
4 Cairo Bartender Seriously Cuts an In
dustriouu Young Man In the
Abdomen.
IKE sTocKToN,s DEATH.

IKE ATOCKT0N'9 DEATH
Special Cortfpondenee Of Tho Cateaeo 1ftauns.
liIto. Cnlo.. Sept. a8.-Tho Stock tom Eskrtdre
g#ng, which eluce lust fall has beou tho terror
ri Durango and Vicinity, soorn!nR I'LL law. bls
fair to 10 nnttrely nnrEhilated eoori. Ike Stock
ton, tito lender ut tho KutE-who SO baao!y be-
traycd bert Wilkinson sOtAe days ag0. Arrcat1pg
him, nnd turning him over to tito authorities at
Atlyurton. whurc hu was Iynched. nm account ut
which was given 1t, THE TN!iuNE Of tic 11th list
-has received bis Just 1esurts. X ruwnrt haI
for sou,o tttuo boon hanging over Stockton's
hcad for crimes committed IN Nsw Mexico. 4
rcwnrt1 wns also offered for tho apprehension Of
81. c. Cook, a!ns Dud fl!lbra!th. who asslstctl
Stockton III TITO capture ot Wilkinson. Cook's
presence Was greatly desired in T0xns for II
tns,ar1tv deelt committed tnero honu. ycura
ngo. It seems that Cu0k aud chnin went Into
II Swcde settlement In Hoskien County. Tcxns,
killed MI Old 1ady, threw her Into we'll anu
then rarisheh her three daughters. Cuok
oscapcJ, and bus since nyoidell artcst, although
ha was followed for nearly d year by ono Of
1'lnkertoM's detectives.
a regulation from tho Governor OF Now Mex
leo for Stockton aud AnOther frp1n TexHs for
cnok hAvo reeensly been received III i1nranHo.
from At,inlns tlty to Dlr1tnHn III wuR0n Upon
entering Tho town Stockton Jumped unt aud dla
appeared. Tho Sheriff Vi I4l rtnto County,
Sheriff, were IN thu lookout fur than. Watson
and snliivan appr1ashca tho w;99n .i4 irRin "
eaes ot.9ea f Gook s 81 as ban
eourtesy to the 1pnions of tho !aw: lie was
cltizens for safG kcep.uX, while the Sheriff nnd
hIs asststullt went III acnrch o. Stockton. They
sIdewnlk in froilt OF an iniinis1lcd Llltlng aud
denlande that hc give hls'lsclf ul,. Evcr ot! tho
nlert. hc at pncu si,ra'K into tho d0urway of tho
W4lson and Sullivan tlrcd simultaneously nnd
Stockton fell shot through tho Icy tn two parcs.
, 1881-10-06

r1Ir3HuH6.
pIrrsnut,1. pa., Oct, 6.-Thc second weeks
rncos at tho Expostuon began t0lay. Tho
wcntbor was olear anu co0l, tho trllck In Eool
condition, and tho attendance very fn!r.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

If you want To- enjoy a cool, shady,
breezy, cosy, sociab!e, delightful sum
mer re-t, go To Bailey Springs, Ala.
They have-a perfect crowd OF the incest
sort of people there. and are enjoying
themselves hugely. The water was never
better, the music is delightful, the fare
is unexceptionable, the attendance first
class, and indeed we may truthfully say
that Bailey is booming. 1t is a good
thing for both guests and proprietors
that the public has decided the conun-
drum, "where can | get the most bencat
and pleasure at the least expense anu
trouble" in favor of Bailey Springs
Cases of dropsy, scrofula, dyspepsia, de-
bility and disease of the kidneys, blad-
der and skin, that have defied the doe
tors and resisted all other medical
springs, are getting well there every
week so easily and quickly that the in
valids almost come to the conclusion
that there never was much the matter
with them. If you are So unfortunate
as to be interested in such matters, drop
a postal card to Ellis & Co., and ask for
a circular. Then write to the parties
whose names are signed to the certifi
cate, and if there is any humbug about
1t, you'll soon find il out
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24
APHORISMS,

CALAMITY is q mans true touchstone.
-Bedun,ont.
CANT is useful to provoke common
sense-EmCrson.
WHAT men call accident is Gods own
part.-P. j. Bailey.
AFFECTION, like the iron smith, shapes
as it smites.-BOrcc.
CAN wealth give happiness? Look around and se,
What gay distress, what splendid misery.
Pipe.
GREAT griefs are the medicines of our
lesser sorrows.-Shakspeare.
THERE are flaws in diamonds, flies in
amber and faults in every man.
MEMORY records services with n PEN
eli, injuries with graver. Scg,r.
ABSENCE Of occupation Is not rest;
mind quite vacant is q mind distressed.
-Carpcr.
MODERN women of fashion work hard
at their vocation.-.Wrs. Alexander.
No paddock, bolts or bars can secure
maiden SO well as her own reserve.
LEAnsISG by study must he won.
Twas ne or entliled from sire 10 son.
Jim Gay.
JEALOUSY is the hight of egotism, self.
love and the imitation of false vanity
Bdl-dc.
LISTEN to conscience more than to in.
tellect, and learn to concentrate thought
Robertson.
| DIssESsIoSs, Ike small streams, at first begun,
Scarce they rise, but gather as they run.
-Gdr'h.
! The attainment of our greatest desires
is often the source of our greatest sorrows
! Fourier.
! The earth cannot be entirely covered
with violcts and miSnonettc; there must
! be weeds and vegetables.
WHAT fate imposes. men must need abide;
! 1t boots not to resi-. both winds and tile
! --.shGksrtps
! Men Ear male of Fortune an all
! powerful goddess, in order to he made
responsible Tor all their hilmicr>.-
Madame dc Tael.
| Iris not till the bloom oi fancy begills
! 20 fade that the heart ripens ~ the
passion that the bloom rrercde, and
| foretells. - ?ui,rCr.
OK the sands Of life
Sorrow trea,ls heavily and le, es print
1 Time cannot wash away.
,-4yesie.
Ii eminent men whose history has
been written could return to life. how
they would laugh at what had been said
Vi them.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24
AN1RROV ESCAPE.

81 tell you, sab, dis partnership biz
ness am powerful resky," said the old
man MS he nibbled green onion at the
Central Market. "Las' month went
into partnership wild Cesar White in de
peanut bizness. He furnished de roast
er an bought de peanuts. an We was
to whack up on profits. Dat Caesar am
bad man, an doan' you forgit it. If 1
hadn't been on do watch fur him I'd bin
cleaned out high-sky. What sort of q
game dye 'spose he tried to play on
me2"
No one could GUESS, and, finishing the
rest of his onion, the old man contin.
ned:
"We!l, sab, when We come to roas
dem peanuts dat Caesar wanted me To- be-
lieve dat de shrinkagc oflsot all my sheer
in de bizness, an he ordered mo 10 &c;
away from dat rooster m go home"
/ can you went to law?"
"No, sab ] got an inspirashun bout
dat time, an l poured de whole bushe
into barrel o water. In five minit'
dem peanuts lad swelled all my capita
back an gin me 6-shillin' claim on do
rooster beside. an de way Caesar gin me
s. to dissolve partnership an git on
teat any boss race You cher saw !"-Dc
trOit Free Press.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24
EE s'lE1 F,,f,s DE ,rA.

"iiis;r J Conc H,,.., pi lie, Mass, cave "Ir
H. -i .' 10 t,N-E wEa i'-aiugs 81 tua l;n.-
f'.""-i - f-s-.~ rrs-h. 7. o.t fay appetite AZ.
,1-n. ID 49, cont 81 :, NV h-i. /, to- al
i.'ted e the ..,,.tt. Iu- .'-l.- had a mol, H.
~ lung q. D. i.f f,i,-. A e.. 9 -,aA .t-por,
''ri a'ogi,i Ia; US De- l. -avs Up hour. b4 8
-lii "a" OIL. DH. wiiIIAs a.-L's E.s-.4 "a ~
-"T'.S .d hr't'e, Who, % nv -Ii.t .. com
'-ns 20 i--! bette. a4i - g.. bit. tr.r g.
'h' '-'.- pot. T -. D.. "a. ~ ted
49,. t~-.-ct Ing "i take IA. W.f;t,u H.'L's bal
=, aIi 600. -ei th. crs.-g-..ns - sR tc2nn
."'.I I"-tt-.. % nts 'iol- u "a ti.tl All
at ui- i.r,ue, H. - ~ snc, nv .4..-,-.'
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24
Is CHA valley, 100 miles from Tue

Is CHA valley, 40 miles from Tue.
.oi. Arizona, are the famous Pintados.
4 heap OF rocks. about fifty feet high,
is covered with rude figures, geometric
anl anatomical. Here are squares, cir
Giles, crosse, triangles, snakes, toads
and vGrmin, men without heads and
logs without tails. The sketches are
like those of the Aztec c.,leDdar stone in
|. MrXicO.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24
POISON IN LEMONADE.

"There's a business which ought to
he suppressed" remarked an eminent
professor Of chemistry to reporter, as
the couple passed stand where "lem-
onade' was being dispensed from an ice
cooler which had evidently seen its best
days.
"Why SOP" asked the scribe.
Lemonade" replied the professor in
his most impressive manner, "even when
made from lemons in a tin vessel with
soldered joints, or in galvanized-iron
vessel, will take up the lead from the
one and the zinc from the other. A salt
Is then formed which is very unwhole-
some, and. when taken continually or in
large quantities, absolutely poisonous.
This injurious action is considerably in
creased if citric and tartaric acids are
used instead Of lemons in making the
lemonade. Consequently, the use of
such vessels for lemonade should be
avoided, especially ii the contents are
allowed to stand for any length of time.
An overdose of any of these acids is bad,
and they are worse when taken in tho
form of lemonade. Nothing would be
likely to give you the cholera quicker
than succession of those drinks
Philadelphia Record
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

HE happened to press the foot of a
young lady, who was sitting next to the
door, in getting out of street car. The
damsel, COMPRISING her brow into an
awe-inspiring frown, calculated: "You
clumsy wretchl" Many men would
have looked foolish and apologized, but
Col. Fellows was equal to the occasion.
"My dear young lady," he exclaimed,
"you should have feet large enough to
be seen, and then they wouldn't be
trodden upon" Her brow relaxed, her
eyes sparkled, her lips smiled, and the
injury was forgotten.-Ne,o York Her.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

MUFFINs.-One pint of sour milk,
piece of melted butter size of an egg,
two teaspoonfuls saleratus. flour enough
for a stiff batter.
CAULIFLOwER.-This is o very pretty
addition to a jar of picked cabbage,
but it must be put in salt and water for
two days first before it is added to the
cabbage.
TEA CAKE.-Four cups -four, four
cups sweet milk. two eggs, two spoon
fuls cream Of tartar, one teaspooniul sal
eratus, small piece of butter, sweeten if
you like.
WHIP CREAM.-HaH a pound Of
powdered sugar, juice of two lemons,
ono gill of sherry. Mix and add one
pint of thick, rich cream. Set on ice,
whip to a strong froth, and serve in
glasses.
CRAIaIE ToAsT.-Three eggs, beaten
well, one green chilli cut fine, the inside
ri two tomatoes cut into small pieces, a
little milk and one ounce butter, all
mixed together with a little salt, then
heated and served on hot toast.
SHRIMP SAUCE. Take half pint OF
shrimps, pick out all the meat from the
tails, pound the rest in a mortar with
the juice of half lemon and piece OF
butter pass the whole through sieve
Make pint of melted butter; put the
meat from the tails into it, add dust Of
cayenne, and when the sauce boils stil
into it the shrimp butter that has come
through the sieve, with or without 9
tablespoonful of cream.
PoRK CHors. Gut some outlets from
aneck of pork, trim them neatly and
take of the chine bone; give them g
few blows with the bat, and grill them
on or IN front Of the fire sprinkle them
with salt and arrange them in circle OF
dish, with mashed potatoes in the cen.
ter and the following sauce round them
Put large piece OF butter, rolled in
-four, in stewpan, slightly rubbed with
garlic; add mushrooms and little
chopped shalot moisten with equal
quantities of vinegar and broth ; add salt
and grated nutmeg strain, boil it up
add a little mustard, stir we'll and serve.
APPLE CoMPoTE. core and halvs
six large apples, trimming them so as to
get them all of asize drop them as they
are done into cold water with the juice
of lemon squeezed into it to prevent
theirturning brown. Have ready strong
strip (made with one pound of sugar
nnd quart of water boiling hot put the
apples into this, with the thin rind of a
lemon and two or three cloves. AS soon
as they are cooked-great care must be
taken that they do not break-take them
ont and dispose them, concave side up
permost, on a glass dish place piece
of currant jelly or ounce jelly in the
hollow of each apple, then well reduce
the sirup and when cold pour - much
of it as is necessary under the apples.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

A LAUGH is not always the symbol of
a frank character. You meet in this
world with false mirth as often as with
false gravity; the grinning hypocrite il
not a more uncommon character than
the grooming one.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

The great United States has 7. 200 men
and 1888 officers in its navy. Only
about one-fifth Of these seamen are ever
Mt sea. One reason is that we haven't
ships enough in sailing condition to &C
commodate over one-third of them, even
if fully manned, and the other is that
they are away on leaves Of absence and
shore duty-and don't care to ride the
foamy billow. We suppose they are also
in as bad a condition as Capt. Corcoran's
crew, 80 far as the terpsichorean art is
concerned, but Secretary Hunt might
teach them a hornpipe during the dull
summer days, when he has nothing else
to do
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

An attempt is being made by the
Livingstone Inland Mission to cult
vate some of the different species of
cinchona in the mountain valleys Of
the Congo.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

WHEN ono is at work ON arithmetical
problems it is well to use q pencil to
save the brain. When we see a man
scratching his Uranium in an absent
minded manner, we are apt to think he
il carrying to much in bis head.
In the garden two 6-year-old children,
q girl and o boy, exchanged vigorous
blows and scratches, meanwhile calum-
mating each other at the top of their
voices like Homeric heroes. Mamma
interferes, and, after much difficulty,
succeeds in separating them. what
in the name of goodness are you up to,
Won unhappy little wretches Play
ing husband and vita MAJ"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24
ABOUT 5000 pounds OF roses are re

ABOUT S,UUO pounds OF roses arc re-
quired to produce one pound of the otto
OF roses. This delightful perfume is
chiefly produced in Bulgaria, where the
annual average production of otto be-
tween 1867 and 1871 was 100000 nett
Gals that of 1873 5OO.OOo, valued at
f700,o0O The produce of 1880 was
estimated at the value of about 81, OOO,-
600
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

THE Philadelphia Easy Ho"' men
tons Mr.. j. A. Walton, of 12t5 ".
Twelfth street, that city, as an entllusi-
as'ic indorser of St Jacobs Oil for the
relief and cure of diseases of horses.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24
l. II Possible

that remedy made Of such common sim
RE plants q, Hops. Buchu, Mandrake. Dan
deli.n, etc. make 50 many and such mar
velous aud wonderful cures as Hop Blttcrs
do? II must be. for when old and y"un",
rich and poor Pastor and Doctor. Lawyer
ami Editor. all testify 10 having been cured
hy them. we must believe and doubt no
longer. See other column Post.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

OF a misery man somebody wrote !:
ellis head gave way, but his hand never
ill. HIS brain softened, but his heart
cOuldu't"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

Expose yourself day and might. EFT too
much withou, exercise. work too htrl With
ont rest; doctor all the time; take all the
vile no>trum- advertised: and ,hen YOU vii
want 10 know
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

The Loni,,iiic 'rnImcy"iW cit : the
case at Capt. Cuas. y. Corn. ri that
city. who was cured Ivy st. Jacobs on,
alter suffering for years with rhcuma-
tlsm. YORK. (Neb.) R'pubiicdn.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

iSDIGEsTIoS, dyspepsa, nervous prostrauon
and all forms Of general debility relieved by
liking MESsMANs PEProSIzED BEEF Tonic the
only preparation Of beef containing its entire
nutritious properties. 1t contains blood-mak-
ing, force-generating and life-sustsining prop
critics. is invaluable In all enfeebled conditions,
whether tho result Of exhaustion, nervous pros.
tration. overwork, or acute disease particularly
If resulting from pulmonary complaints. Cas-
we'll, Hazard Co., proprietors, New York
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

THoUsASps TESTIFY t. the curative " n"rtlcs
Of lydia +. Piuhharn's Vegetable Compound IN
all female complaints.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

others " no
lose their
Stock by Il
miserable Of
fort at econ
Ony. There
are 9th ers
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24
TO 2s.: SOLD AT AUCTION.

These familiar words recall Ia the farmer
and others Interested. the unfortunate ncccS-
siiy o. sometimes getting rid Of stock tina:
is not otherwise salable ON account of ban-
isheS or impcrfcct;ons. TO improve upon
;iiis method. by showing how TO restore your
Stock 10 first-class condition, is the plan
herewith presented. The signal benefit u
the Grra; German Remedy to mankind very
reasonably induced its application to the
offerings and ailments of the dumb crea-
-41. beginning with the Horse. People who
sr."d it were more than surprised by lis re-
suits. as attested in the speedy and perma-
:cnt cure Of their Stock, and they gladly
announced their experience by word Of
mouth and by the public press. until to-day
FARMERS and DEALERS, SToCKMEN AND
breeders, the COUNTRY OVER, are using ST.
JACOBS OIL with delight, satisfaction and
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24
In ADrl1 Inst.

twenty-four members Of Arlington's MINISTRIES
were taking Warmers Safe Kidney aud Liver
Cure. II made them happy.
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profit. The
miSta Ike OF
thinking that
anything is
good enough
for a Horse
IL made by
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A CELEBRATED silver-working compa.
ny advertises the "Princess Louise
spoons" when, in fact, the Princess
never spoons.
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BRIDGET, being told to put little
nutmeg into the rice pudding, picked
out the smallest one in the box and
threw it in.
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How 10 get Well.

Which i answered in three words TAX"
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