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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

STORIES have been put into English already, though
inadeouatey There ought to he, in the unltcd
States and England. at the present time enough
lovers of good literature to make such an unucr-
taking as n complete translation OF thls author
remuneratve. When we consider what masses OIL
trash pour from modern presses, and what cap
ital is employed in reproductions OF so-caiIcu
classics which have become rare and obscure
because they deserved oblivion il seems reasonable
to expect that Ba7ac would find purchasers II
issued in tie form suggested.
The translation Of Pore GOriOt' Is very good
and Bal2ac is not the easiest author to translate
The publishers cannot do better than to htru't tho
succeeding volumes to the same capable hahds'
and it would DO only iustice TO the translator 10
put his or her naIac on the title page For IL y
meritorious deed to have turned into eAorll'nt'
nervous English the prose of this great fTencnah,
whose fire and fervor clear sight and powerful
dcscrlption. when contrastel with the average
novel of the dav. SHINE forth with redouOied
splcndor aud whose brilliant genius in the analysis
of human character casts altogether into the sha'c
tie amatcnrish essays at psychologist hctl2n Whch
are cravcly spoken of in these degenerate times as
the promising productions of new and EIgher
school Of literary art.
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WESr SHORE RAILWAY.

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
SHORE 0t FHE WohLp.FAMEn HUDSON RIVER
AND IHEoUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
on and after oct4 1885 trains will leave West 42dst
Xii trains leave from downtown station foot Javst
North River 20 minutes earlier than fIorn FOO, OF West
Detroit and Chicago .lOl0 m. 600. $40 D. M Pull
slVepcIr through.
ST Louis, 5000 Top m. pullman seepers.
Buffalo, Rochester. 1.3O, 'lulO NJ. 1000, $40 D. m
Secpcrs ana parlOI cars
suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls -lOlOa m .G.oO $40
Uuca syracuse. pa. 1910, 1928 a. H. .GOO $40
Highland, PokeePsie ana CatskiI '72O. 'lOlO. liza
Ncwburr Kingston sausrrtios and Albany .7:2o .lOlo
ll:a5 m. 800, 900, - To- ,lli0 p. n,
Saratoga VIA Albany l.2O / - m. 500 p.
For Montreal and Canada Fast, 100 a. m. 600 y. m
Hamilton. london. 'lQloa $500, $50 p N. Toronto
"iOlO I'M, 600, ~. 10 IN.
.Daiy. other trains daily except sunday
For tickets time tables plror sleeping car accommoda
lions, Information apply at offices Il1Ookcl. az hudson
New York CITY ~ 9O7 POI. 3l5. 1863. SOL 0i6 LAO 1923
Br92away 5S7 Chays las ss w,.i lSS n Power
North River Bag gage called for and checked
hotels and residences Orders can be iet at cket oos
$50 BrOaiway. General Passenger Agent
WICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
trains leave Grand Central Depot via Nev.Hayen RaIo,,
daily. except SUNDAY
At "a m. Due III Newport at 1880 D. M
AtSa M. Due IN New port $50 u. m
(Dawing room cars To Wexford JuncuOn).
Al y m Due In Newport at 1870 m
Newport Express drawing cars TO Wexford Steam,
boat Landlng).
DAILY
Al II p m. Due IN Newport az 600 a m.
''i'scar to T ThrSS6 sss2%boat tss9Sng'
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GrntGcrs.

4 -TUIORS. GONERNESSESa and TEACH
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4 LADY speaking French German ana ing
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Mr, V. l,al'i' lest lO'hlns owe r'' alan" 90.
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slrr ir -t'.t pii-i" Pi"-t'+' gum ,''"'"
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Drotcs6londl.
gnroucGn advertisements
GRATEFUL-CoMFoR
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BREAHFAST."Dy thorough knowledge OF tho natural
laws which govern the operations digestion and nutrition
by careful application OF the properties OF wese
leSt9d Cocoa Mr. EPPs has provided tables with
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HPados arc hOang around roady 70 attack wher.
hoyc weak point We Escape many fata shafts
By fsegns ouI.syS. well fOrtipsd With blood and
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DEDUCTION OF FARES


NOKWIt IT IIN Z,
THE POPULAR INSIDE ROUTE.
To RJston. 81 Worcester - J1 Fitchburg SO 80;
Nashua - s. Lowell, 50 20 and Port and 81
II, auci Try OF WORtES TER CITY OF NEW
YORK leaves Pier ~ North River foot Of watsst-
Per above D. br0sses.st. Ferry DALI except sunday Al
; p.M Ia. GEORGE W. BRADY, Agent
STEAMFR FRANCES leaves Pier SO. North
- kiyci near foot Canal ST. tuesdays and Fridays
y. m. :Or OEIFNI GREE y PORT SHELTER
lSIANI sou TiDI and SAG IlAIiBOI returning leaves
above landings Mondays and Tlutsiut-
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Y Il.
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ctedmtoais ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS-"PeOple's Line. DREW
~ and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier A. North River,
foOt of Canast every weekday m D. m, c9Dnecn3 WIN
all points North and West Freight received unlI ume OF
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Cost am fonr0
DressmI All.

nRESSMAKER.-A thorough dres'maker
~ whsle, customers By the day OF take w2rK n9
at reasonable prices: has al the sies' lmpor'eu fi
STYLES hi- hest VI references Address o, ,,o,,,r
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obstruction.
Fer Boys and Young Men-Cit

Fer BOYS and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
n private tuiuOn. afternoons 49, 800,
THOMAS NEi.s 10 Ash, 10 West f"tb-sl.
4 SPECIAL CLASS tor Columbia, ale, ilr-
u vad tc GA m toll u m afternoon nj evening classes
for COLLEGE TUBIN q needing assist nee ~ cr WoIA
~. vaie fI,tion A W II NE, NJ A, lU2 est 4th st.
BTSINFSS EDUCATION. 49, BOOkkccp-
~ wiring arithmetic. CorTcs pOndence. sI'Ig pho
biography typt-WTitng day. evening private nstInct1n1
pAINEiS Business COLLEGE, G. EOwcIy' uptown IO'
\. or ITOIhMHY.
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
y IRIS. c. H. NORrUAN AND Continental. leave
Peck shp Pier -. T. r. At p m. and
II D. IN. sundays excepted connecting AZ NcwHaycn with
special Trains Tor MlRlDEN HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD
HoLNNhE& &c r!ctets sold ana baggage checked az "a
Broadway. y. and tOuItst, brooklyn Excursion TO
Now |. - 30
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Ncw ijiblltatloNs.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
PUBLISH TODAY:
BRIC-A-BRAC STORIES.

PUBLISH TODAY;
BRIC-A-BRAC STORIES
By Mrs BURT IN HARRISON. Illustrated by Wal"
TER CRANE ] vol, l2mo -.
Mrs ur,ou Harrison las art Ct ia" teller Of fairy tales
IN perfection an she has Filed tAs book with themes
charming absorbing stores Of that Kind to WHEN cum
dren listen eagerly through the longest evenings MI wal
ter Crane whose pencil has been hitherto d'v tea 10 HES
ruiug ks Of English writer's has furni'h'" t"'hy
four uiIpagc pictures quaint beautiful he las also
made for It an especially bright aud ingenious cove;
MAEvELs OF ANIMAL LIFE.
ByC.F HOLDER. ! vol. l2mo. Illustrated. g.
orc Of the cmio1s and ontcairin. books ever "ilta
IN the hcd htorya book as Tar ont oI TIE 'i
nary OF popular science as the matters II "'S''"
are out Of the common Of tur's's study "hc
Will interest young Old readers alike Mr. Holder de"
scribcs in most entertaining all the o"d aId cnlo'S
things animals do their hoisek ping their Manufactures
their noes Of protection ETC. &C. The voiIc - iy
and cleycrly lila 'traicd
ROSES OF SHADOW.
DyTR SULLIVAN. VOL 1'tan 81 90.
most pleasant revival # tips ~ ro:l that been
growing h,rc story told wIh IL" charm II Shc'ir
scltrc,prcg sty DOES not lose Itself IL; s'rch "t''i
eccts a oil iys aud with amt healthy plot mol
frttcrei away by perpetual analysis
SERMONS ON THE CHRISTIAN LIFE.
EyJoHN Dr WITT D d. l vol svo - 90
nr De WAITS took ais with c"rrclat" Chr tan'iv con
sicrcd IA wlo'c from voroIs "s2"e' q" human me- IFS
chapters form strong manly, c.Tncs discourse u'h m"N
clements ci 'H''''"" '"''"O'''
COkKA, THE HERMIT NAHUM
By WILLIAM ELIOT GRGFFIS. vol illustrated
nex and cheaper clifton. svo - %
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ad several req PAGES t. Ina history which the ST nari
and authoritative work Of Corca dam To the present '
,.. ,,.i,
= l"'S' '''N' - " -
on receipt oi p'''''"
CHARLES Nth'h>H" - ''>''
1915 BROADWAY. NETWORK.
CNFCOND EDITION.
-
e,NrcR,,. LIFE or JOHN BROWN.
..
one OF the "o'' Emporium
81. nt must ind way INTO al vs." .sc cc;,i Jauc'.
JUN
Is heartily mdorscd iF t'' martyr '""'''
"Arcr carefully reading the Life anH L''i'r' o. j"'
1 ,rfafui r,c1d Of iAth,r- life mi acts nat
can he written $ any person nov hvirs ~
fsicncdl JAS bin" N:.,..
RITu 49, IuONr~CN.
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NY ',',,I t,t.a r,o.. ..orti. rr, ,urri,n
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" ,o,,l ~ of aig praise a. specimen # print.
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THE BAY LINE

Daily. except sundays. VIA Pennsylvania Railroad $40
PIN Parlor car through 10 steamer.
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HnsirnrtloI.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
NR. WILLIAM G.. NOVEL;


For Boys and Young Men-City.
nR. WILLIAM G.. NOVEL;
~ MR. $. y. scuEii:&aERnoRv,
80. 81 West j7tls.
PREPARATORY SCHOOt4
pay Pl bear iFE P91 c Ter. .. IRiMAR Nn n
Frecs from laryad I"g@o9 o' Msnf1n tn'[;I ny y,
f T'aG Oh and Ey GERMAN icachcrs
FRANCIS i. ALIENS class for boys re-
l. opens september 80 at Sil Madison ave. Num'cr
r. G.. IRELAND'S CLASS FOR BOYS,
Autumn Term begins september "a
HARLEM COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. -
rrdf Lafi 52S's' ,f"PrS I &B % r T
INTERMEDIATE and Academic School for
poy' l2i "e'' i2j'h T?dPs s ngpMlyMar Frcpa
I II. MORSE'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
~. ~ VEST #IIIST
Ec'pcns reptcmbcr 5'tr Principal at hone after sep
4 ON & GILBERTS CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
57s 5tlravc, will rscpcn Sc@ierlcr 18Th . . ,
.cr g. ar" isD6 S''' thoroughly ''' the '''' 'o''' 80"
NJ .LYONs' COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
n T" n2c GsI M c Srs sGcn 10 oo T Gc
TIC Gentlemen whose names follow are nos ratGoas:
! %ii"5 NJ r i%acay W,.ls% mc%ssecr. - ''
S Sy I F&gDHr KENT af[ ' ' I"'i %Re 3D.
-, @ 70 s.o, pcr r"n ,,n m n,r. At PAT
MANS %,i ana HaadoIph's booksoics
MIR. JOHN McMULLEN.
VI has removed rs school tphs house n west lG'tst
urrr lCt-aVc. s'tssnov, terminus 81 Elevated Rtll
opens sept u. leaving btaL,i school az 81 baFr,
3Utl.-st., OPP n sept II. l"ai:'l-, 500.
MISS MILLEE'S Primary Class for Boys.
w - McSt "a =
Fall term bCg.u4 oct e.
NTISS DU NrRNEI will reopen her boarding
Nh ant Day School for Boys at lo2 t5o;ist "a We'd
ncs!av. september -.
NEW YORK LATIN SCHOOL. No. To-"
~ West IHths. Preparation fyr co.Icyc ~ hr.uc-s
Y. iAENkN. Pr,ar!p1l
BRIYATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
2j West t%d 81
WALLER HOLIDAY. ALFRED y. FULLER.
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ALL FARES REDUCED.
nm1ADEIpUIA AND READING R. r.
NEW.JERSEY CEN TRIAL DlNISiON,
FppT pF IInER.G.S T.. NOd 4 RlN Els

F66T OF LLIsi?R IS r.. Noai i RiyERo,
ror TIM P9 hEtPI dSa TEEEErdS Bound
o ~ es "a J. S no. @ So 'S 3;H
prc connection at Wayne Junction Germ,ntown and
USSstnat hi st Co.umba-ayr. for Manayunk con'ho
JARS on all Day and SLEEPING
Returning H9 Sase Phi ffL1DELPHIA S,rn and Green ss
7SO, So G9 100 ~. ~ " ZOO I'M ~ 9 Tbird and
PHO G' HAVEN PE4LE and PHILLIPsBURG. PENN
For I&iiiIiiAHsgoRr- srY9rRY kEwIssBTEG and
iG gg tis ~ " 200 ~ m Sundays 5 80 p. -
Tor Ia - 80. al i2S A. 6 5 t5 so M OO 10"
For SENT2X R e g. and = riffrs Il ZOO s45 M
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Tor Pfl2GH at at ~ 7oo. E45 IT, 1900 1890 s!'
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FST foH at 400 TO- s45 a. 90 49, S'5 200
For moi BRIDGE 'BRANCH at 400, $50 a m 400
r@r f. tMyGT9N 100 go an, CO. 1870 800 ''''
rS SoS II I %!o5 ZOO, 5 1880 li dSa
Gi6 90 7:8i 1.i5. 1913 m Suiiayr 400 s;ooa m
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p5 @ 3 saGa as 40 500 s.5 a. Ill., 1900 M 1880 400
r6 5 i6N C' GSG 1SX o 8EAN GROVE Sc An rain at
40. 3D. Hoo N, Loo. 200 SO. -; . D. H. 80
Fo filEEHuLD at $40. llGO $50, 100 300 e;O'
FpR, TTAcEwoop To,is RIVER and p .RNEGAr at $50.
Fog : + IA RI fsY VINELASD AMI BHIDGEToS At
40 M, ltul. M
NTW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Eror, pier No = Soith River. VIA sandy Hook.
For HIGHLANDS. SEABR car. L1SG BRANCh
LAKtwGOn IONS RIVER. and EAiN CAT te9 =. n
1icttt, De- procured n foot OF IL 81 let 80 :;
North liver ID. Dc. ~. 2bl. =. 'li dLd IS-S
Rr v,ay c5n ~ aid 10 9Th ". Niyiulton.st 10.
j. ana vceuR clst D. p, - !''t = n ~ 80
400 V,werv principal hotels IN NcV-Nura tly IA
BROOKLYN u toIii lt1 Btu@tway 81 So fU.-
ton.si 30 r. Manh ttan IN h,9,k"n - WHshil!
ton.st omUUny "t cal ur and 'd'cK -
f. WIDI.TF% e. e.. HANCOCK.
Gc-rr, Manager cen Pass and tcset Act.
II BALDWIN. q. T. Z. Agt, lig Liberty 81. y. /.
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YOUNG BOYS receive special care AZ w1 ClnverssE
3 Y College aud Hudson River InsItute SeI Presdent
loguo. A IL fb>NiAi 50 - e
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pURDENTOWN, n. J.-Female College;
ID Beautifully o,a, ysry lshtlt Al all u SUI
peIior Music aud Ar DopLrtn9nt@ E2e pr.si,ar
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au5lructloit.
For Rows and young Men-Country.

INVEST Jersey ACADEMY, BridgetOn, y. j.
w Christian home school Bows only FTepaies oi NoBo'
Tea thorough. send for circular
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MAEVELS OLE ANIMAL LIFE.

ByC.F HOLDER vol l2mo Illustrated. g.
orc Of the M and entertaining books ever "Ilta
IN the Of natural h-t)rya book aS lar out o TIE 'I
nary course Of popular science" the matters describes
re ont Of the common rolt Of ttuTtiss study which
Will interest young Old readers alike Mt l'"d"i de-
scriJcs in most entertaining all the o"d aId cnl"'S
things animals do their hoisck elnS, Their Manufactures
their moues srpIotccon. ETC. &C The vol"o IL i"Y
and cleycrly lila ytrdtcd.
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d 1OO PER YEAR, open all sumner, thor thor,
10 ZSBSy ough healthful homelke highly rooomnenosd
A g. NORRIS. A NJ, Wood9town' W. =
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Irsirnttlou.
For Young Ladies-Cit1.

TNHE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,
lowest JJ1 II ST. ON CENTRAL PARK.
Tor Lows" Pre- ares for Business or College Good
sIu iiua; good a,@Ocatons good influences SpaciOnS
bIi!d.ug; large Gymnasium Physical training daily
1wcntyt year bcn, september %. Catalogues by post
calls after sent riuer ].
l. A GIBBEN5 Prtncipalsf j. BEACH. sr.
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COTTAGE SEMINARY. Clinton, Oneida Co.,
- Y.-For Young ladies; superior advantages terms
moderator opens Sept 2 Rev c. W Hawley. a. NJ Prn.
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ENGLEWOOD, n. j., II miles from New
h York Collegiate school for Girls p,tna'at2Ty soori
hc principals Certificate Thorough course OF uy Tor st
Crits not wishing prepare for college ADAI ~ W.
N Enrrl.l A D., Emg!eM-mL N j:
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DRIYATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
! 81 Wcst t%G 81
WALLER HOLIDAY. ALFRED y. FULLER
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yourself postpaid, upon receipt Of $500 and
sample photo. to Copy FROM Cabinet s'ze
preferred), provided you will PROMISE in your
letter 10 show pictures, ard act AS agent IN case
they are Satisfactory. fire sure ioPiease ererP~
one. Refer 10 postmaster, Am Express Agent,
or Nunda Bank Remit by postal note or
registered letter mo stamps taken), and men
lion paper. Address.
NUNDA PUBLISHING CO., Nunda, NY
April 25-2m
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For Boys and Girls.

We shall give away several thousand do
lars in presents before Aug l''' including
Solid Gold Watches, Jewelry, Guns, Revolvers
vioins. Banjos Guitars, Music Boxes. Iooi>
Chests, Telescope and everything an lntelli'
gent boy or gi,l could desire.
Ii you want the model magazine for the youth
Of the 18th century, send % cents for three
months trial subscription and list OF presents.
A hand. some Pocket Knife or something Of
greater volue guaranteed to all sending. Send
for your friend. and receive the presents
Address NAT. YOUTHS MONTHLY
Buffalo. N. Y. I'm.
April 25-2m.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-25
THE VISIT OFG c. SLICK.

Il. Slack, Esq. of Madison parish,
made a pleasant visit to our council
X. of p, on Tuesday night last. We
received notice from our Cancellor
Commander, Col. c. H Moore. too
late Friday evening to get the notice
in last Beacon, but Notwithstanding
this We had quite crowd out. The
lecture of Brother Slack was very
interesting and instructive. While
no claimed that the order was one OF
Chivalric nature, as We were a band,of
soldiers battling through lifes battle
vet we should also be moral men. he
gave some excellent advice upon the
moral standing Of the order-urglng
the brethren not to neglect their lodge
meetings to indulge i'll gamesof cards
He is we'll informed in the secret
mysteries Of the order and sxempli'
fees them beautifully. He went from
here to Oak Ridge on Wednesday t.
meet the brethren of that lodge.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-25
PATEMT

Oobtained, and all other business n he u.
paten, Office attended to for ModtrIs FEES.
Our Office is opposite the 0. S. Patent Office.
and we can obtain Patents in less tme than
those remote from WASHINGTON.
Send Model or Drawing. We advise as TO
pa,entabiiry free Of charge; and We make No
charge unless rs obtain Patent.
We refer here to tho Postmaster, tho Supt
of Money Order Div. and to officials OF the u.
s. Patent Office. Fer circular. afivics. errns
and references to acru,i clients i your own
State or county, address
CA SNOW 4 CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, " 7shingion u. L
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-25

Neither mental nor physical labor
can be accomplished satisfactorily
unless the system is in order. When
YOU feel tired, languid, wearried
without exertion, the mind slow to
act, and requiring great mental ef-
fort, you can rest assured that your
Liver is not acting properly, and
that nature requires assistance to
help throw off impurities. There Is
no remedy that will accomplish this
so mildly and vet effectually as
Pricklv Ash Bitters. A trial will sat
isfv YOU of its merits.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-25

The new store being built by Mr..
voss is about completed. 1t is a neat
house. The party that occupies th at
house may have enterprise sufficient
to let the people of Richland know
that Rayville has at least one business
house. Merchants here do not need
to advertise to sell goods on time but
if they desire to sell for cash an adver-
tisement would pay. 1; docs really
speak bad for our boosted rich parish
not to have single businessad in the
parish paper.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-25

The Educational Association holds
its third annual meeting in Monroe,
commencing Aug. 18th and continu-
ing several days. The organization
has for its aim the advancement and
fostering the cause Of public Educa-
ton in Louisiana, and all good citi-
Gems are earnestly solicited to cooper
ate in this audible work. The Exec
utive committee has sent out quite
a number of invitations to promi-
nent Citizens throughout the State
asking them to prepare addresses
to be delivered before the convention.
The favorable responses received
from all quarters evinces an unusual
interest among the thinking portions
Of our citizens on this question,
which is 80 closely related to thu
general development Of our States
Good and permanent schools in an.
State or parish add largely to its at
tractiveness to the desirable hom'
seekers.