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A Perfect Home.

"Ths most perfect home ever ssw wss Q
little house into the sweet iscenss OF whose
6res went NO costly things. 4 thousand dol.
lars served % years living for father, moth
er and three children. But the mother was
the creator Of home; her relations with the
children were the most beautiful have ever
seen; every inmate Of the house invouptarily
looked into her face for the keynote Of th @
lav, aud It always rang clear. From the
rose bud OF clover leaf, which, 10 spite OF her
ha I'd housework, she always found time to
put beside our plates at breakfast down TO
the story abe bad on hand to read IN the
evening, there was no iutsrmission Of her In
auence. She has always been and always
win be nv Ideal Of o mother. wife and home.
maker II to her ouuick brain, loving heart
and exquisite face had been added the appli.
snces o. wealth and enlargements Of wido
culture, hers would have been absolutely tho
idssl home. A. Il was. u was s6e beat bsye
sytg sstR"-fM 'sh McS 4
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
a HAVANA SENSATION,
Incxplicnb.c suicide OF the Io,fc o
Cuban <Cc.etv.

~'k-ttNs
A slecisi fIom Havana saws: The scnsa
tiOn OF The boar is The self infected death o.
Isabel Cabaiei.o, one a. I.yana's society
bellies, where she was universally admire.
AMI beloved Tor hrr bcsu.y, her goodness and
accomplishments. She WAS q typcal Cast J..
Ian beauty; decidedly brunette. with long
oval lace. ashing Gafk e es and raven black
tresses that SWEET the floor when unc ,nfncd
At the balls ami theatrrs, which she cyn
stanily aiten led, the most elegan, costumes
set of her tall, graceful figure to the test
advantage. Her hands aud feet were remark
abe for their smalincss, even in this country,
where dimnutive exlremIties abound. Her
manners were refined. her conversation bril-
liant
or late her face lad sometimes worn au
expression Of sadness or anxiety; but as li.ese
fits OF despondencs wouIl quickly pass away,
her family and frlenls pail no attention To
them. Great, therefore, was ther surprise
when On Monday night last the news spread
through The CITY that she had comm tied sui.
eide The motyc-if there Is sny--!s as vet
unknown; tut the facts point 10 mental de-
rangement On Monday, rs usu'l, she order
ed he. maid 20 prepare her afternoon bath.
She then called the butler and asked him to
purchase a pisto!, which she said she intend
ed TO present to her brother The one he
bought was not 10 her fancy, and she babe
him exchange IL for a more elegant and eX
pensve one. The second sample pleased her
highly, and she called The maids and butlers
attention to its pretty shape and carved han
die. At her request the butler instructed her
as To how it should be loaded and handled.
After thanking him for The lesson she babe
the servants TO say nothing OF the purchase,
as she wanted to surprise her brother. They
promised aud Withdrew. When, an hour
later, the report OF a pistol brought the family
and servants 10 the scene they found the
young and beautiful Isabel living crossvs,
on the bed. eleg a,tired In a white dress.
ing gown. dead. Her long tresses were wet
from her recent bath and her right hand sti
clutched the pistol which tbs butler had but
short time previously purchased by her Or
ucrs.
a thick stream OF blood Oozing from her
mOut h indicated the i rrctiOn OF the bullet.
On a table close TO her bed were two letters,
one for her father. beg. .ing his pardon for her
act; the other idrcssed 10 one Of her sisters.
asking that her bed and grave sbould be
covered with fresh roses and that they should
bury her In white lace gown that iay on the
bed beside her. The letter c1uc.uied bv
bidding her family a tender farewell auJ e.
joining her sisters and bro her TO care for
and support their invalid mother.
Havana society has gone into mourning.
As yet no one has dared To break the terrible
news TO her aged mother, who incessantlv
calls for her fayoritc daughter. The family
is incODsOlabic. aud 1t Is thought the ia her
will not long survive The shock OF her tragic
end. This sad event SO engrOsscs public at.
tentOn that the latest .ws from Madrid has
not received its due sh are OF notice.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
He Woul int Pay the Freight.

Daniel Carroll. farmer at Thomas
vile. Ga. shipped carload of water.
melons to this city recently, AMI ex.
pected to receive good sum in re-
turn from the comm ssion merchant to
whom the melons were consigned. He
was staggered when he heard from the
merchant in this city. who informed
him that the receipts from the sale of
the fruit. amounted TO Sl4 less than
the freight bill. and the farmer was
politely asked to forward that amount
The Georgia mau replied saying that
hs was willing 10 pay for picking the
melons. but ne positively refused to
pay PhilaIe!phians for eating them. -
!hialeipk Record.
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PAINTERS AT LARGE.
Exciting Scenes IN Ono of the Fa
nous lnrks OF Madras.


nous larks of Madras.
Two pauihers recently escaped from
conine mcut. md were for short time
at large in the Peoples Park. MadraA
Mr.. Ellis. supcrinte n dent of the park.
found one of them up a lare acacia tree.
crouching on a thick branch. Ho went
(says tho Madras Na.O within thirty
yards of the tree. took aim and fired.
hitting the animal just above the left
shoulder. The shot proved fatal. and
down dropted the animal dead. See.
ing The animal had been killed. and
not knowing that second panther wns
a: large, the people who had taken
refuge on the trees jumped down. and
all crowded round the dead panther
and belabored it with their clubs and
sticks. Mr.. Ellis then reloaded his
riilo and went into the Enclosure.
directing tho park sergeant to follow
him. Mr. Ellis saw the second pan
iher outside the cage; SO he called out
to the people to beware. and they i'm.
mediately rushed outside the inclosurc.
shouting. Mr.. Ellis then ran after tho
panther. which. instead of going into
tho cage. rushed away. Finding that
it was making its way towards tho
bridge leading to the island where the
monkeys are kept. and where number
Of people had taken refuge in tho /. ses.
Mr.. Ellis made his way tn ther across
the kangaroo enclosure IN a direction
opposite to that in which tho panther
was running. Ie got within fort.
yards of the beast and halted. Hc then
fired. The panther was wounded.
not morially. and. growing with rage.
rushed straight at Mr.. Ellis and
knocked him down. It then went
away again towrds the rhinoceros pond
round tho cage. and again made for
Mr. Ellis. who had regaIncd his feet.
but was not prepared for the attack.
The panther seized him by the right
foot and bit him severely on the ankle.
After calling loudly for help. Mr.. Ellis
struck tho panther with the butt end
of his rifle. stunning il. The wounded
animal lay against the wall of one Of
the cages groaning with pain, when
mahout pinned him against tho wall
with his spear. and the sergeant dis
patched HIM with bullet.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
FA6lE8,
TIE LION AND THE Aas

'hE LION AND THE ASS. = 49,
~" an established fact in natural
history that the lion cannot endure
'"c Growing of cock. He hates a
COCK crow as tidy house wife detest,
cockroach.
Cno morning on hearing the cock /,
s",'. clarion (after partaking Of hi.
eeno'ng 'horn." l suppose) the fright.
s"eo non took to his heels The ass.
"ehg In the neighborhood and per.
ce'Ving tho sudden fright of the lion.
imagined that he had frightened the
oeast and without moments refiec.
tion took after him.
II must have boen queer spe ctacle.
ior everybody knows that under
ordinary circumstances the mss doesn',
.ako alter the lion in the slightest
degree.
iho lion didn't stop TO look back but
kept on running. and the faster he
'ah Inc more eager the ass was TO
overtakc him. The innate ferociiv NJ
inc ass was never SO s,rikingly dis.
P'ayed before. or since. HIS savage
eye glistened in a bloodthirsty way,
and it occas ionally swept the horizon
10 see if there were any more lions
'hat he might devour after finishing
this one.
'Oh. let me get at him. growleu
the ASS as he quickencd his gait and
he Jerked his head from side 10 side to
show how he would shake tho stufiing
out OF the lion when he overlook him
and got him by the nape of the neck.
just as the ass was nearly up W tn
MN. and il seemed as if he was about
20 make a spring and tear that poor
non all In pices. the latter happened
70 look around. and,
The last words Of the foolish anima
That attempted to run down a lion
were: '.Never made such a consum.
'nate ass of myself in all my life"
THE YOUNG MAN AND THE SWALLOW.
A prodigal young spcndthrlft who
had sqnandered his patrimony, and
any other money lie coull &c, hold of,
took melancholy walk ono morning
near brook. 1t was in January, bu,
one OF those warm. sunshiny days tha,
sometimes occur in m;dwintcr. Hs
saw an injudicious Swallow. that had
aiso been tempted abroad by the lid
and unreasonable weather. skimmina
along on The surface of the water. and
jumping at once TO tho conclusion
that summer had arrived tho young
man went and pawned his O ovcrcoat for
ra Sc.
With the proceeds he played faro,
and when his money was gone. why
he took another walk. But the
weather had changed and the Swallow
lay Oh the ground frozca TO death.
Then the young man in nankecn pants
shivered painfully as he recalled the
fact that one Swallow doesn't make n
summer drink.
MOral-Bcwarc of the first Swallow.
L. Soap. Jr.. 81 7er1s SUltugs
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
Realistic Bears.

4 German company of actors that
recently appeared at BRUSSELS produc.
ed sensation with q bear. which pur.
sued terrified man across tie stags
and up and down the mountain passes,
the man appearing to the spectators to
be in imminent danger of falling int.
the deadly embrace Of the animal. 4
bear lacking the necessary dramas.r
intelligence. and being a costly sx.
pense, the management has substitr.
tod dog. clad. tail. legs and body, 10
bear skin. with q well.executod bea,
mask. The dog has taken to the par
with good will and terrifles the ,sc-
tators
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
Unnecessary Worry.

Il was getting late when tho girl sa' d shyly:
"You look worried about something, Mr.
Harkiutou." II am" be replied, Il have in
my pocket q $50. 900 package Of government
bonds which foolishly fogot to deposit to.
day, and-aud aside from that IL love you
90 devotedly, Miss Shermerhorn, am afraid
to learn nv fate" Gas for the bonds, Mr..
HarkintOu," replied the girl, with bus.
afr, papa has q safe in the house: and re.
garding tbe--the other matter. "hy-why, ]
think SO many OF Us are art to borrow trouble
Mr.. Hsrkicgton. '-INc,, Yors Snn.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
Too Hard For Him.

so yOu arc going to move out OF
this neighborhood. said a W bite man.
speaking to an old negro who had just
finished loading his household plumber
Oh n wagon.
"Yas. sab: gwino ter quit you"
why so?'
Wall. bocaze dc folks round yerc
TOO hard fur me. Doan wanter fetch
my chllun up in no sich er neighbOr-
hood. Man halter be mighty purtic.
uler. sab, how he fetches up his chill.
lun. Gaze do bible is mighty p'inted ON
dat fack."
I'm what respect are tho people
hercabouts too hard for youe''
IVY. sab. da's too brash."
"HOw brash?"
oh. wall, da's cuis."
But how curiousP"
''Doan you lib hereP"
Yes"
.Den you ough.er know how da is
cuis."
But l don't"
"Wall. Of you doan kai1t he p it.
dat's ALL"
"Yes. but seeing that an, ignorant
you might enlightcn me. You must
remember that ! live here and any
charge which you bring against the
neighborhood in general reflects rela-
lively upon me"
"Walr Ill say right now dat you
amt got nothin' ter do wild my leavin'.
an I'll also say ergin dat deze yere
folks is too hard fur me-"
Just then a constable came up with
warrant for the old ncgro's arrest
"Dar" he exclaimed when the war.
rant had been read to HIM. Il tole
YOU deze folks wuz too hard fur me-
Now dn como cuzin me o stcnlin'.
secin' dar rcckelsome ways jos mach.
ully tole me da wu5 goin' ter try ter
cit me inter trouble. spize ter be
proiickcd wild dis way. Who says !
stold anythingT
The warrant was sworn ont by
SOl0net JackSOus tuV oHCoa toPi'ou'
AN he 'cuses me O. stealin' or set
o harness?"
Yes"
"Ah, bah. dafs jis. erbout like him.
Wv, or man kain't 60 round him
widoul gittin' inter trouble"
You would not get into trouble u
you werc to behave yourself"
docs 'have mysef. Longs ter de
lrch. an all dat. Como 'cusin' me
tealin' harness. ! reckon he'll say
p's do harness right dar" (point'
No doubt Of it," the officer 70.
led. D
.Wall, den. take de ole harness an
mo 90 on erbout my bisnesa"
"rll take the harness bat you must
bme with me. too"
'Whut's de use n me goin' Of you'i
ot de harnessp'
Come on. old man."
"Wall. dis do beat do worr. Git:
br oct o harness fur nuthin'. an den
wants or po' ole inherent man hung
Enter de bargain. Oh. dafs whut
makes mo say whut ! does Dh
ueiehborhood 10 too hard fur me-
Arkonsaw Traveller.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
Revenge is Sweet.

':rll get even with you some dar.'
said Dumley in a threatening toue o:
voice. ''and don't you forget it."
"All right DuMley." was the good
uatuvsd reply. III Will Hrito a rcetip!
any ii,As you likc. -''.Fr;r': Gas.y.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
The Work of Commentators.

"Ab, professor. you have finished your YER
sion Of Faust, seel' Yes; the tenth vol
ume was issued Yesterday" ''what makes
Il 90 voluminousP' ''We.l the i:ageds took
up The arst volume end my notes tled tie
othsyAn--Psek -
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
Right You Are,

Neglected graves are not half so sad
rs neglected poor neop.e aao viii neon
neei srsyss, .~M q, FtaaaaIs.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

q rev pos.o1acc 10 West Virginia f
nsued Carssa !. viii suit the Wai'a.-
Xsy Harp. Ntss.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

The victim ot 0 hanging dies from T. Ing /;
drop tomb much, - PhaeSspks (sg,
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Bes, we ever used
e.. l.. WAGoNER x BIO
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]. N. ROBINSON.
Paw. Paw, IVES, Va.
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/ am the most successful breeder Of
fine fowls in the State, but l feed them
SrONEBRAKER'S CHICKEN Powders
the year round. Il is the only Egg
Producer known. X. l.. SCRANTON,
Polo, Ill.
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MEMS FURNISHERS,
80 and 80 Pratt Street Under Maltby House,
BALTIMORE, MD.

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Awaits all visitors Oehms Acme Hail. friend distance, land
probable customers iend the door by polite and attentive
mena taken care Of free OF and checks for that he
send call for The Visitor through the
building which fails crafty and please him, basement
this Great full possible appliance labor and economic
tme Electricity and hydraulic used different and
the place covered with network wires and tubes o expeditions
ncaton On the first floor the visitors will find themselves surrounded with
everything require Clothing and Furnishing Goods manuactur
ed right here the premises experienced work On the
second floor located the Boys DpamenCioihing Furnishings and
aand no such of fine Imported and Domestic Fabrics has
been shown before south New York Our magnificent Custom Department
the south end and full Of Novelties for those who prefer their cloth
made order On the third floor will be found Stock Rooms
the Military Department. and Order full swing
On the fourth floor the visitor shown the Of from the
OF of cloth the beautifully finished
ready The and buying and manufacturing
facilities which this House enjoys enables underc all
IEIs Visitors welcomed cordially
who unable Sample Order sends
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OEHM'S ACME HALL.
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CHAPTER XIV.

II the idea that no looked startled and
turned pale on seeing her at ilrst sns.
gested itself 20 Nadine, Il IL speedily
routed. Mr.. Annerlcy, coming up 10 her.
holds out his hand with quito q beaminc
smile.
"Youi Il Is not one Of your da W.
surely" he says
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SToNEBRAKER CHEMICAL Co Gen.
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nor do I believe ever will find any
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stock like
sroNEBRAxER's HORSE 4 CATTLE row
DERs. can buy other brands fol
less money. but l think the best is the
cheapest in the end. Yours truly,
HENRY LANCASTER,
Superintendent Streets, Baltimore city,
Baltimore, Sept. a6, 1887.
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SNOW HILL, MD JAN, :, 1888.
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HAVE YOU CONSUMPTION,

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Gentlemen : STONEBRAKER'S
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Read this Article.

In my honest opinion don't believe
there was or ever will be a remedy for
the cure Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Headache. and Pain to equaii
STONEBRAKER'S IMMINENT.
l sell it IT, all my stores,
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Sspt. 40, 1887. Paw, Paw W. Va.
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BRAIN-RACKERS.

ITO Contributors: in sending answers name
No. of I HE NATIONAL. TRIBUNE in which the puzzle
j. found. Answers Of guessers may be forwarded
within week after receiving this TRIBUNE Do not
make numerical enigmas OF your own names
Answers must accompany ali puzzles forwarded
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE SEPT. G.
Tangled Wisdom-Be wise to-day; It's madness
10 defer.
Annie's Conundrum-A quarter TO three.
Gangie TO Eva It. Pryor
us blessing 20 live, but greater to die:
And the best Of the world is the path 10 the elxy
Historic REORGANIZATION Byrd
Numerical EBigma-Chapultepee
An Old Adage-A rolling stone gathers no moss
Poetic Enigma
The sweet converse of innocent In mind.
Whose words are images of thoughts refined
Is my souls pleasure.-Keats.
Authors Named-Keats, ColeFidge. Scott schiI.
Ter. Milton, Dryden, Holland, Fields Winter 6vd.
ney, Goldsmith, Optic Southey, Twain.
THE so-cALLED POPE THEoRY.D
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Ron tye eth stall OF ally eth dol daisen
Lulu NJ. Hickman
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sTARs AND STRIPES.

Tel eht aIgf of rou tocuyrn eb glfun OF eth ksy;
Uor MIRA hlas ED rebad Off het lsioorgu gthfi,
Sa eeeTmfn iw'Ie civil, nrfemee el'lw ide.
Uro Nunio mad Birleytl Oru 0gd mad chit trgih.
Package visiting cards for first answer.--W. III.
Nandoren 307 Division street, Elk hart Ind
TANGLE FOR JESSIE c. DEAN.
Eht s'kfine pshar tue eb redudne,
Sit yuIg hsag yb emit 81 dcuer;
Thu Tibtre swdor, wehn yteh oTefwol
Nitcf pede nugneah wlbo.
Ida e. Sawyer, Luther, Mich.
VETERAN CHARADE.
My first is what the traitors wore,
Those who did try to sever
The Union, which will last as long
AS boys" last to deliver
Ny last You know, Il is the rear
Where wounded men were taken,
While cannon doomed, but never slaclCed'
And thus the earth was shaken.
My whole no doubt you've heard about
We've been found the country DER,
In Libby, Salisbury, Andersonyile,
Three hundred Thousand score.
Come all we now who wish to guess,
And see who first will hit it;
Be like the soldiers of those days
Who'd hit " it !" in mint"
Robinson Cruso," Alta edition, for first correct
answer with photo inclosed VIII send mine in
return to all. Date of mailing to gOvern.-E. u.
Salsberry, Gustav, o.
SHAKESPEARE ENIGMA.
am composed of 40 letters:
My "a, 50, 81, 81 9, IL, 20 is pleasure boat.
AZ, 81, 81, % is worn by Romans.
g. 49, l, A. 3. IL is to bind.
4, z, %, IS, IS, so is surprise
q, 10, 40, AZ, IS merFimeHt.
a, 10, %, 40, &c, 6, 2S is q soothing song.
Al, IS, 80, II, is prioltly shrub
IA, 20, 81, Is, /, 20 is limited.
80, IS, 10, 2S is To challenge.
AZ, 43, 50, II, a is to lift up.
My whole is a quotation from Shakspere.
Eva e. Crate.
WORLDS GENIUS.
am composed of IL letters, and name Danish
sculptor and author of the 10Th century:
My9, ., 10, g. Is 10 use profaue language.
Z, 3. 6, II is to lend.
5, 6, ], 10, 4, a beverage.
9, 2 4, 10, 5, s. sagacious.
Mabel G. Cuttings, Thornton's Ferry, n. h
A DYING PATRIOT
My 49, Z, q, %, 81, l5 q is what young girls like
TO wear.
D, 8, 30, 4, part of the foot.
25, 3, 81, 30, 2, what true lady wishes TO do
5, /, 9, II, what all wish to do.
49, IL, 81, q, what most men wish they were.
II, 26, IL, Is. z, 10, o, q kind of sewing.
TO- is, %, "a, to make peculiar sound.
49, 81, 20, 20, keeuness.
My whole the last words of young officer
MORALLY wounded during great battle of the late
What was his name, and what battle was it?
Prize for first two correct answers.-Charles T.
Straight, 1O3 High ST., Pawtucket, r. l.