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40 MIfnnIEn AS EVER.

Frorn The CiReinnatl Enquirer lDenNl IL, In
II has taken great deal of printers i inS
explain Alexander III 5tephenss PoslIi9n and still
The SITUATION is not clear day lac ia the only
stephens Ia that the Democratic H words 70 say IL
one he Will accept but he uses SO that the efforts
that there will be lingering suspios
OF tho independents may not DO iu VAIL
.....- -. =, ,,r,rIrDE OF MINISTER LOWELL
CohMENpAb Nm ne boston Journal lRePn Il.
r,o hood f noI t front OF Mr. Lowells offending
n, ,a nat ne has declined TO play into the hans
been s s sSs'@ Ssss % SS
county wsa s earrying out his Instruction. pal as
has not KEEP. awass nights Planning easa' 9s SSs
has he used the language OF senseisss GOV.
has not yet arrived for making tne on"o
eminent tender to the Land league
WHAT MAY RESULT FROM PUnIiSu oNA' "
" WARTS ON GUARD.
Fro,n Ths Albany Journal IHfpJ =, O., l..
The removal Of Messrs. Lathrop anu S ara.,.s
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amusements Go-Ni9bt.

!, nnvvs PARK THEATRE" Florimeii, H. rovoy
ARbsf 6p,Sa HOUSE" The Lesson IN Love-
GERNANIA THsatsh InrrI ATRE-" Old shtpmafSs"
HavrsI1s NIBIos GAEpESr"unSsIIiea tS sea.
IN FRANCISCO OPERA Housk- AL
ss1ISnABD THE ATRF-" Pinafore; ,r,,v.
FHssPRH CoMIouE" squattsr sC ,,,;r my
UNION 20. A .Tn, 70" Ia Belle Russo
s ~ ~, ~ ,SI Ttir ,TRF-.' Tho Danichefis."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-29

The Khedive has been cowed into submits
sion. and Arab has been again placed in
power as Minister of War. 1t is stated that
before he was restored this troublesome Official
"gave assurances" to the diplomatic agents OF
Germany, Italy, Russia and Austria. 1t would
be interesting to know what these assurances
were. Now the action of England and France
will be awaited with anxiety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-29
PUBLIC OPINION.

AN UNKIND DEMAND UPON TILDEN
Prom The Macon Telegraph and Messenger tDsfa) q,
Mr. ). j. IIlden ought To consider hllnseI
deaa, politically. He that much to the Democrats
party, and no pay IL without lessening is bank ~
count or borrowing any body's backbone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-29

The sale of the great Jumel estate, which
takes place this week, will attract attention
from historians, lawyers and Spectators. The
names of Washington, Alexander Hamilton,
Aaron Burr and Napoleon |. are associated
with the mansion and its surroundings Law
books abound with decisions reached In the
course of the many years litigation over this
famous property. But what will interest real
estate dealers most is the value put upon an
estate so advantageOusly situated III The north
crn line of the city's growth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-29

we suspect, will teach him that Pennsylvania
does not propose to leave its industries at the
mercy of Boss who threatens them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-29
bue,ness Noiifcs.
"ALDERNEY BRAND
ruy always

To CoNsUMPTVEs.-Many have been nabP nys
20 Give tbeir testimony favor Of the use OF y, be
Valuable remedy sumption Asthma oniv bv
Jiscases the Lungs "
a "a Minor Chemist Boston. sold by all druggists.
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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

Postage nee IN the United States
DAILY TRIBUNE. year 80 90
DAILY TRIBUNE utsundays' A!e"i''-' . 90
bUNDA1 IklbIS> ~; !O,,. ....2 90
WEEKLY IkiBC o-,,I, VI 81 ,car o.
Remit by p o. order or registered letter
1AI LIZ. ~ ~ TuBTRIBUNE,
Auufess New-York.
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and was conspicuOusly absent from the rcmaipdo,
of the festival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-29

1t is hard to find a pleasanter sight than Is
presented annually when the benevolent and
venerable Peter Cooper prcsides at the com
mepcement exercises of the free schools which
he has established. His name is applauded TO
the echo by the grateful recipients of his kind
ness and well it may be- Few men have his
benevolent inclinations. few have the means to
carry such desires out, and fewer still live to
see so rich harvest gathered. Every New
Yorker will unite in the hope that Mr. Cooper
may live many years longer to enjoy the fruits
Of his goodness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-29

The day sacred to the memory of tho soldiers
and sailors who gave their lives to save their
country is again close upon us. The number
of the graves of the distinguished heroes is
added to each year. Tomorrow the tomb of
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Jnnius Courtney vs.. Sarah A. Wallace 4
Husband, &. Boney. Subrc gated.
State OF Louisiana, Parish of Richland. 5,b
District Cont,
by virtue Of Il writ Of Il. "a, issued from
the Honcrible 9Th District Court in and fo,
the Parish Of Rlchland, State of Louisiana ON
a twelve months lond, in the above entitled
and numbered suit, and To me directed. Ihavo
seized and will offer for sale, at the door Of
the Court House, in the town of RayvilIe ON
Saturday, The lSh day Of FeJruary.
1882, -. ....
~ public auction, to the las, md hicl:e,, bid.
der and within the hours prescribed by law.
the following described properly, to-w!,
The east half of south ives, Quarter ard
the fractional south west quarter of south ea,,
quarter Of section !, r. IL n, IOE ye,,
OF Bayou Macon, containing about 100 acres.
together with all the buildings and improve,
ments thereon.
Terms of sale--cash, without the bneG,
e app-aiscment.
LEM SCOTT.
Sherih's Once, Rayvil,e. La, Sheriff
Janniry lIih, iso2.-Gt
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
4 Valuable Recipe.

For the benefit Of those afflicted
with colds. or consumption in its in
cipient stage, we can in the greatest
Of confidence recommend the follow
lag almost infallible remedy. We
have seen it tried, and are witness to
its almost miraculous inilcnce in
eradicating an ordinary cold, and its
beneficial effects when administered in
cases of well-delined consumption /:
Take of pure honey, linseed oil, and
good Jamaica Rum, Of each one cup
ful, mix. OF this mixture take a
tablespoonful before meals, three
times day. The mixture to be shak-
ell before taking. Perseyere in its
use and relief is certain Exchange.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

The Alto and Charlievile mail rider went,
down on Thursday to the Little creek bridge,
and returned with the sack to Rayville, al
though he could have gone the river road, if
he bad been allowed to do so. As there is
no post office between here and Alto, we do
not believe the Government authorities would
object to the rider Turning of the route if they
were acquainted with all the circumstances.
We would be glad if our friends visiting
BayviIle from the lower portion Of the parish
during the overflow woula call at this office
for the Beacon packages.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
NatchcZ and NOrth-Hcs trrn
Railroad.

About two weeks ago Messrs L. T,chc
and Wiley i. Mangham received notice thai,
they had been appointed to assist tie Na,chcz
Il North Westcrn Railroad Company in sert,r.
ing subscriptions Of money TO be used exciu
sively in making a survey Of the road An
engineer has agreed to make the survey for
fifteen dollars per mile, and considerable
sum OF money i0r this purpose has already
been raised in franklin parish. As our parish
is almost or quite equally interested in the
construction of this road, we hope that those
OF our people who are able to 40 so will sub
scribe literally TO this enterprise Gail on the
above named gentlemen and tell them what
You are willing TO do, and let us have this
road built while tn: spin, Of railroad enterprise
is alive. ..
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
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Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

III IN. n~,c,.c Weekly l.civ-
l,,c.f.b, r,.l ..,. :, ma.r9.9. 81.
i.,..-.i.. obituary. Of
L,o OF .ie mo-; note, y,opicn ;i.a; & IS
lived in New Orleans during the past
half ceu,ury-Nrs MARGARET il.ash-
lcr,y q native Of Baltimore in, a resi-.
ldeD, Of New Orleans for the last ~
y.ors nho.e name is familiar to the
readers of the city papers as propric-
tor o, "Nlargarct's Bakery" bat who
known by hundrcd. g. orpLans a.
,Eoir hes; fri.ad and l.. ncractvc Sir
i A. for = l.,i.s ,ic,e an innate of IT,,
jf,r,n ;.a,i.,;;c orpnao a,ylums OF
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
b. ID. QUINBY

Mr.. William Hammond, a worthy young
dies. At his home, few miles south of Ray
vile, last Monday morning. Although MAIN.
ed by the loss Of leg, Mr., Hammond had
managed to make an independent living by
hard toll and was laying something up for
rainy day, and by his upright course had won
the confidence and esteem of his acgusln>
sances. He had no relatives in this country,
nor elsewh that we know of.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
SHIiIsIFy"S SALE.
MIS-. Emma Ivy and Husband
No. 1SY vs..
W. H. Anderson

MIS-. Emma Ivy and Husband
No. 1S9 vs.
W. ii. Anderson
Sj;iie OF Lnrr-lana Parish Of R,cLl,nJ
Filth Di>tric; Court.
Bv virtue o' n ,trit of seizure and sale
issued from the Honorable Fifth Dis,r,c, Cour,
in AMI tor the Parish of Richand, State az
fonislaua. in She ai0vc emitted and number.
ed SUIT. and To me directed, | have seized and
will otter for sale, at the door of the Cosr,
House i" til" town of Rayvillc, in said Parish
NJ Richland, on
Saturday, the 18th day of March, 1882.
nj pubic auction, 10 the last and highest hill
der and within the hours pre>cllbed by Lv
The following described property, o-wt
The west ha'f Of Yves, half and the east
half of the north west quarter of Section
Twenty Three, Township Fifteen NORTH,
Range Six East, containing in the naprcra,,,
Two Hundred and Forty 92.l00 acres, NOR,
or less.
Terms of sale, cash, with the ben,f, of
appralsement.
LEM SCOTT, Sheriff.
Sherihs Office, Rayvie, La
Febv. H. lSS2-,t
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
Sad but True.

IL is indeed Illuminating TO us Is journalists
representing the people to admit tina, a rara
ortS is the young man uf the prcsen, day
whom we find iittci for positions Of homer
and trust. Ii any OF our reat ers question Tor
IA moment the correctness OF our assertion, be
their acquaintance ever so extensive, lie; them
stop Il moment. reflect, and then commence
the conmt on their fingers the number of the
young men IN AvoyeIleS today with whom
they would he willing to entrust important
dn,ies. We do no, think tliey will exhaust
their dgi's. Unfortunately the young men
vino have the capacity have habits that clearly
unfit them for the discharge of duties incident
to positions of responsibility and trust
loo much whiskey, too many pistols, too
much idleness are the trio Of evil that curse
the youth of to-day.
Ia the course Of less than two month. we
have been asked the question Nv three of lin,
most responsible citizens of Avoye!les, to
mention young nan out of employ ncnt who
had all the characteristics OF energy, of sob.i>
ETY. and OF capacity, calculated to fl, him for
position OF honor and trust.
We thought while, and gave j, Mp. This
is sad indeed when we conterluI,te the f,,,
that 1t Is irom the young men Of to,day who
are wasting their lives in idleness ana dlssi>
patton, that some pure and lovely women
will find their husbands. We say tins in sor
row and not in censure.-NaasuHe Rep,e,c.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

@Wne is u mocker, and strong drink is rag
ing" Take PRICKLy AsH BirrERs. 1t is not
a beverage, but remedy for all i'll effects of
All excess OF intoxicating stimulant's. Don't
take drink before bre lkfast jus, to wake you
up" because you feel 50 stupid and languid.
Hou are sure to feel worse as soon as the
effect wears OF Take half WINE glass Of
PRIcELY ASH BITTEKs. 1, will brighten you
sp for the whole day.-tS II
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

MIS-. Moss, with her little daughter, of
Henderson, Texas, is wishing her daughter
Mrs. +. G. Hudson, of this place. She comes
TO the adopted home Of her daughter at very
u"favorable time to be prcpossessed in Its
favor, but We hope she will like it, neverthe
less. .... .... ...... -
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
General Debility Cured.

CHEsrERvILLE. KENT Co., Md, Jan. 81, 1881
Feeling broken down and generally dcbii>
ta,ed, ! was induced by our druggist to try
bottle Of Browns Iron Bitters From the thir,.
dose, began to feel the good effects OF your
medicine, and really think it did me more
good than any medicine ever took.
Il. d. QUINBY
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

Mo.ss. Stanton Il Livingston were SO for
aunate as to receive the TN roofing for the
court house by the last train tina, came through
before communication was cut of by the
ovelfl,w, and were thus enabled to 90 on
with the work. They have got most of the
sheehng on and are abou, ready for the roof
10 be nut on.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

AFTER severe test of twelve years, by
many leading physicians and thousands 0,
lei'a,es' 1t has been thoroughly demonstrated
mat ENGLISH EaALE BlTrERs has cured and
relieved more sickiy females, thin all other
remedies combined. All monthly defects,
excuses or weakness, affecting married or
single ladies, are promptly relieved by It's use.
-fy 2t. .-''
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
DAYVILLE Boarding House.

MRS. +. NvNNERy & MRs ANNIE LrDDELL
would respectfully inform their friends and
the pubic generally tina, they have entered
INTO partnership for the reception of boarders,
ana are prepared to accommodate Joarders
and lodgers, day boarders and transient cus>
toners.
lerms reasonable, and the table supplied
WAN the best the marker affords
k1yvile, La Jany 7th ISS2--3ms
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

Constipation is the bane of American pco,
pie. Thousands Of remedies have been offer,
Ell and used. but none have given satisfaction
until Baileys SALINE ArEUIRsT came into use
This new remedy, as laxative or gentle pur>
Enhve, is white powder and is pleasant
aDd nevef'failing in ac,ion-i9 u. ..
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

Scr''cc. q shc Fa;r,r yas:1h-Fir>t san
Gay Ia c-ch r'p,,,l, Rev l.. L. Keiis pas-Y.
&c'',od'H Service. -; Ind ( .,,ny N
cach r,rr-'ih Ras G " iInt.. Pa,,pr.
f<es'y'orar Sc,v;r, -Tt.ri sunday IN
e'r' a'e''h Rev u. A. tnrr i! ra,',.r.
bar''a Sunday ~,ho'i every Sunday n m.
a'e o"rcn Sanaay S-cl"s,. every Sunj y alter.
I<,m
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

X. ;. Mc'i~ac Lohg- NJ :r' 4 . d NJ
Mssors, stated COMMUNICATIONS on The -, oir,l
"Wednesday in rrch r,orn.,
knights Of Py,h,a~, G.. T. Ba.f,ur i.ri:c
n" IL, regular HccunSs every Tuesday eve
mng.
knights OF Honor, Ri"hlani Ledge No
rrx"iar meeting, fr-r and ,hlrd Thursday
evenings % each month.
LADIES Reform Sosie'y meets every Friday
evening
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

Special attention is directed TO the adver,
aisement "For Rent at Girard, La" ANY
party desiring TO rent business house at
Girard will no doubt be satisfied with this house
and terms also. ..- ..-.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

The Art Interchange is an cxccllen, house
hold Journal devoted to the polite arts in
America; is published fornightly at 40 Nas>
san street, New York price $500 per an.
mum. In the last number received we find g,
as promised, a full>sizcd embroidery design
for infants crib, cover, supplied by the Royal
School of Art Needle work, South Kensine-
ton, which is very pretty. Lovers of art and
art literature will find this periodical very in.
,eIestins
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
DICIILAND HOUSE,
MRS. ]. N. STATHAM, Eoprietress,
RAYNILLE, LOUISIANA.

The proProtrc-, Of This house would re-
specially nt,rm her friends and the public
generally, that She has removed TO the corner
of Brneiette and Julia streets (nQrih east cor
ner Of couy; house squar"). whore sho is pre-
pr red to receive regular Loa5ders and enter:
tain the travelling public comfortably and
hospitality AZ reasonable rates. The house
has been fiiteiup and furnished with view
to comfort. and the tab!e will De supplied with
the best the market affords anT.lSS2.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

In some ways disappointment is As good as
success, for 1t does not prevent the sincerity O;
your good intentions, nor alter the truth OF
your good feelings.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

=. &. Hudson, District Attorney, who re-
turned from attending court at Monroe on
Thursday morning. informs us that court will
no, convene in Rayvile next Monday.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

No doubt hundreds Of cattle and hogs will
as usual, perish and starve in the overflow
The people of this parish lose thousands of
dollars IN this way every year.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

As the vapor taken from the ocean returns
to 1t again in rivers, SO Islander and acts Of
seifshness will come back in overwhelming
foods.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
The New Scientific American.

We are glad to announce that the Sc!cnuG:
American came out of the late fire in New
York, like Tie tabled Phunix, with renewed
life. The subscription lists account books,
patent records, patent drawings, and CORES,
pondcnce were preserved in massive fire
proof safes. The printing o! the sc:an'.iic
American and Supplement- was done N al,
other building, consequently the types, Plates,
presses, paper, et;., were unlIarmed and no
interruption of business was occasionel |. ..
The new Scientific American offices are
located at POI Broadway, corner of Ware n
Street, a very central and excellent situation,
near the new pos, Office, court house AMI
many other important public buildings.
They are admirably chosen for active bust
ness Here, in addition to the ,sn;ns Of their
interesting publications, Mcssrs Mum & Co
aided by trained examiners ard draughtsmcr :,
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Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

Clergy men. lawyers, physicians, farmer,
merchants, business men, gentlemen Of lcj>
urc, am th"lr woman folk and children, al
use Brown 5 Iron BltterS. Ii keeps them well
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

The ,csch trees arc in bloom, commenced
blooming Q week ago, and we fear this carl,
b'ooming will cause tho peach crop to b,
again destroyed by frost,
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
SALE.

Mary 5. Kincad ". Mrs Susan 4. Sco't
ct al, NJ. 1903.
State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Eichland,
Fifth District Cour,.
BY virtue of a writ Of Fl IA, issned from
the Honorable Fifth District Court in and for
he Parisho OF kichiand, State OF louisiana in
the above entitled aud numbered suit and 10
me directed, have seized and will offer for
sale AT the dooro the court house in HE town
of Rayville, on
Saturday, The 4h day Of March, 1882,
At public auction, to :he last and hi, bidder,
and within the hours prescribed by law, the
following described properly, to-wt:
he south east quarter of south east guar>
ter, and the north half OF Section tweEty>
seven the west half of the north east quap
ter, and the north half Of Section twenty.s.x
all in Township seventeen North, Range nine
East. -..-
Terms Of sale, cash, with the hnef;t Of
apP'a;selrent.
.... ... LEM SCOTT, ..
Sheriff 5 Office, Rayville, La, Sheriff
. January 2eth, lSS2.-6t ..
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

DN0@ L",ines now before the public.
hAN lou car make money faster at
AON JworA for II, ;han at anything
else, Capital rot nro /. We
Will start you. Sl2 day and upwards made at
home by the Industrious. Men, women, boys
and sirls wanted everywhere To work for Us.
Now is the time. You can work in spare time
oniyor give your whole time to the business.
You can live at home and do the WORK. No
other business viii pay you nearly as well. No
one can fail to make enormous pay by engag-
lns at once Costly outii and terms free.
Money made fast, easily and honoraby Adj
dress IRuE 4 Co, Augusta, Maine. jan7,ly
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

Gents Undershirts, at from S20c to &c
cents . piece at Mangham & Davis ..
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
years experience in the business.

The Cottage Hearth Tor March is on our
table, and we can safely pronounce it up to
the f'' ndard Of excellence of previous
one of the bcs, family magazines, for the price
that is Published. The price is 81 80 ye,r;
published at No. IL BromieId street, Boston.
coz get this magazine as premium, and old
subscribers can have it Ivy getting a new cash
subscriber or for so cents in addition 10 the
price Of the BEACON
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
CHERIFF'S SALE.

John A. Lewis, Liquidation,
No. 1918. vs.
F.. Epineue.
State oil Louisiana, Parish of Richland.
Fifth Distric; Court.
BY virtue of writ Of fl. IA issued from
the Honl 5rh District Court in and for tho
Parish oi Richland, State of Louisiana. in tho
above entitled and numbered suit. and 10 me
directed, have seized and will offer for sal.
a, the door Of the couI, house, in tho town Of
Ray7iiie, on
Saturday, The All day Of March, 1882,
at public auction, To the last and hipbes, hid.
der md with n the hours prescribed by law.
the following described property, to>wit:
he north west quarter Of north ives, op,,.
ter OF Section nine, Township sixteen Nouh.
Range hive East, containing forty acres. N.
gether with all the building. and improve.
meat. thereon.
Terms of sale, cash, with the bene6, of
arP'aisemen,.
LEM SCOTT,
Sherifs Office, Rayviile. La, Sheriff
January 18th, ls82--Gt.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

a wise man Is not inquisitive aJou, things
.. ....''..
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

Mrs. Luvilli Jones, has been very N IL, a
long time, and her condif,n at tins time gives
tier many friends great deal of anxiety.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

An occasional ducking furnishes amuse-
n'cut for spectators whether it J., enjoyed "
those who take the pungr bath or not
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

Dents drawers from a. cent. to 81. % a
pair, At Nanghsm q Davis
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

We tcara ,hd. a will eat was killed ~ Mr.,
b"kcr.' field, sbort .,''u yards ;rum thi,
office, yesterday r~priin-.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

tid friendship OF a man is often a supper:
LAT q wO..!Ia l. aiwdys consolation
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

Gents all wool Undershir,s, for $500
pirce, a. Mangha,n & Davis
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

Did ym receiV" valentine las, Tuesday
Gc TO Mangham y DAVIS tor Cent? Fur
nisidny Goods.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

Gents Ovcs.h'r,s from - cents 10 !: 90, a
Mansham & DAVIS
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

Stonewarr inr safe cheap tor cash, ~ Man,
CHAM X Davis
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
70 j SHOULD ThKEIT
1t is Cnc1ualed in Point of
Excellence.
THE PEOPLES FAE1RIIE NEWS,
PAPER.
The Detroit Free Press.

Il shoul be the aim, ~ j, is the duty, of
every man 20 make his home n comfortable
and attractive as po@.ih!c- \ good newspa-
per. pure in tone and eleva,in9 IN its char,c,
terj,tlrs, Is i most essential requisite to thai
end. Such paper THE DETROIT
WEEKLY FREE PRESS. No home can be
complete without it. The unlimited words of
praise bestowed upon it, and the tno' that il is
universally quoted are the b"-t evidences OF
its unbonlJcd popularity and Ui it, peculiar
fitness for family reading.
No ether journal Contains so many attractive
and original features Readers OF ever, class
tie old and the Young, vii. always find IN ats
well hiled columns something TO entertain and
instruct. /; i unique among newspapers ;
there Is no other like l.
With THE FREE PRESS each week Is
sent It's u,iI1httiil iIf;ip -uf.Di,.ucit