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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-05-30
His Blessed Presence.

have read somewhere that IN one of our En-
glish prisons there was an underground cell which
used as place of punishment. Away from
the rest of the prison. its utter loneliness and the
awful darkness of the place made it greatly
dreaded. Amongst the prisoners was man of re-
fnement and nervous temperament, much unlike
those about him, to whom the horror of this PEN
atty was a fright that haunted him day and night.
At length there some alleged offence against
the prison .scipline for which he was sentenced
to four-and-twenty hours in this dungeon He
was led by the wardens to fireplace; the door was
opened; and he had to go down the stairs into its
depths The door shut. The steps of the
wardens died in the distance; the outermost door
was heard as its slammng echoed in the hollow
places Then all was still-a stiffness that OPP
pressed with terror amidst darkness that could
be felt. Nervous and full of imagination, the
man sank down paralyzed with fear Strange and
hideous shapes came out of the gloom and pointed
at him. His brain throbbed as with fever and
mocking voices seemed to from all sides.
He felt that before long the terror must drive
him mad Then suddenly there came the sound
of footsteps overhead; and in quiet tone the
chaplain called him by name. Oh, never was any
music so sweet.
God bless you gasped the poor fellow. Are
you there"
YES said the chaplain, land am not going
to stir from here until you come out
What SIR he cried fearing he must have mis-
taken his words.
Il am not go ng away so long as you are there
the chaplain repeated. Il heard you were here,
and knew what an agony it would be to you, 50
came as soon as l could, and here am going to
stay
The poor man could not thank him enough.
God bless you he cried. why don't mind it
bit now, with you there like that"
The terror gone. The very darkness was
poweress to hurt while HI friend was so near, un-
seen, but just above. Every now and then upon
the silence came the CHEEKY voice. Are you all
right?''
"God bless you sir, all right now" replied
the poor fellow, his voice almost choked with his
gratitude and gladness.
All, so beside us ever He standeth, our almighty
and most loving Lord strength and solace.
The darkness loses its terror and the fear is gone.
the loneliness of life is over for that blessed pres
ence' is spell that destroys the power of all
things to hurt US. He bendeth and whisperetn to
the heart. "Lo, am with you alway."-Ex.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-05-30
wilkins, Sayings.

The milk of human kindness never sOurs.
Innocence in-nO- sense. shows a mans
inner sense.
No man ever boasts of being neighbor to
man that never eXcites envy.
The man with plenty of money has no
excuse for not being punctual.
If man wishes to borrow trOnble the
devil stands ready to discount his paper
Man hides the flaws in his own character
by criticising those of his neighbour
For the want of sand many men are be-
wtched. We shouldn't care to be sand
wItched.
The soap of genius and the water of EN-
ergy will produce sOap-bubbles of fame-if
properly blown through the pipe of public
opinion. Whitehall Times.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-05-30
True To Life.

Little Johnny came limping into the
house in a very dilapidated condition.
'Maw." he sobbed, Skinny Lawhead an
JOshie Slade laid for me around the corner
tore my clothes. an took every single thing
/ had in my pockets"
what do you mean by such outrageous
conduct" demanded his mother, when she
had charged around the corner and faced
the culprtS.
'Nuth'n. We was jest playin' the new
game"
"What game?"~
1--WE call it Real Estate Agent. '"-Puck.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-05-30
The heart, the heart. Oh. let it spare

The heart. the heart. Oh! let it spare
A sigh for others pain.
The breath that sOuthes brothers care
Is never spent in vain:
And though it throbs at gentlest touch
Or sorrows faintest call,
'Twere better it should ache too much,
Than never ache at all.
The heart. the heart that's truly blest
Is never all It's own.
No ray of glory lights the breast
That beats for self alOne.-EliZa Cook.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-05-30
A GIRLS FACE.

A girls face, where the budding rose
Of youthful beauty bloom, and grows
By natures influence, sweet and good,
To fuller grace of womanhood;
Is there a sight on earth so fair?
Consider well the raven hair
That clouds the forehead pure and white.
The lovely eyes, like stars of light,
In whose clear, hazel glance is seen
The soul untrOubled and serene:
The ripe, bewitching lips that part
With smiles like sunshine of the heart;
And all the charms, unnoted here.
That blossom sweet from year to year.
Time changes all. The faIrest day
OF short-lived summer fades away,
And on the wintry garden bed
The petals of the rose are shed;
Time steals the splendor of the hair,
And marks the brow with lines of care;
But there are beauties of the soul
That time and change may not control;
The faith and love. that still are blind
To others faults. and good and kind.
And swift to help with blessed deeds
A sisters or brothers needs,
These grow with years in brighter grace.
And add new beauty to the face.
-Cassells Magazine
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-05-30
or The Mirror.
Stray Thoughts.

For Inc MlrrOr.
Stray Thoughts.
What has been unjustly gained cannot
be justly kept.
The present is the living sum- total of
the past.
A weak man needs more watching than
a wicked one.
Never flatter people: leave that to such
as mean to betray them.
Pride and jealousy are associates: the
peacock is just as jealous as he is vain.
Next to an act of repentance, for solid
comfort and quiet satisfaction, comes an
act of pOliteness.
1t is great satisfaction to know that the
devil never vet fought successful battle
that wasn't fought under cover of virtue.
The man who is always in too much of
hurry to see friend. or write note of
friendship. is. happily. the man whom we
can best spare. The BUSTERS are not the
greatest workers.
Not all who to fail. have failed indeed;
What though the seed be cast by the waysde
And the birds take it-yet the birds fed.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-05-30
LOCAL PICKINGS.
MANAGERS.

Who said lats?
Heavy frost Tuesday night
Bonner und Bitten Sunday night.
Nils N. johnson took in the sights of the
prison Monday.
What is backer than the first half-mnute
after the electric light goes out?
Rev w. H. Albright and two friends were
visitors the prison on Thursday last.
M Bierman and NJ. Goldsmith both of Clinton,
Missouri. called at the prison yesterday.
Billie. the king of the messroom. cee brated
the a2nd anniversary of his birth yesterday.
Warden stordock yesterday went to Rothsay,
his old home, where he will rema in several days.
A reportorial visit to the terrace garden of
Farmer Rose resulted in fOxy-ike rattan
radish. Bah!
The invalids of our number who are able to
walk about in the yard find healthful panacea
in the warm sun.
Another section of wall has been started on
the north side. The section on the south side is
nearing completion
Some like jabbering shrews and
think that getting in the last word gives them the
best of an argument.
Mr.. Lew Hegna ana MISS LunQDerg OF Mime
apolis,a Miss Lena Kottka of Saltwater, were
visitors at Deputy Westby's Sunday.
Ii Coming events cast shadow before why
do we get such nervous twitch when Heber
Chase sails past in his muffled slippers.
-Heber Chase found strange man in his room
the other night The intruder turned out to be
the new boarder who had lost his bearings.
Prof. Cayou was the recipient of fine G. A.
r. hat last Saturday. g. w. Macy of the Palace
Clothing House, Minneapolis, was the donor
Quite a number of the inmates are veterans
of the late war, and will honor the memories of
dead comrades in the quiet of their cells to-day.
Professor job. Yevsaker of the Norwegian
University, Minneapolis inspected the prison on
Monday under the GU dance of Deputy Westby.
Owing to the extreme chilness of the cell.
room atmosphere during the past few days the
night guards have had to wear their overcoats
Mr. A. A. McKechnie of st. Paul, and MI
Hector Baxter of Minneapolis. accompanied Rev.
and Mrs A. d. Stowe their Sunday call at the
prison.
Samuel Il. has brought his old ''go-devil
around into the back yard. Farmer Rose might as
we'll pack up his rat traps and abandon that field
at
The latest accession to the prison choir from
the editorial staff of THE MIRROR certainly
makes that already harmonious body decidedly
Mor(e) ton(ey) affair.
We noticed the p. NJ. on Sunday dishing out
consolation to a number of the boys in the shape
of shaving tickets the only reliable harbingers
of approaching freedom.
On and after date, until the sultry weather
subsidies, it will be untruthful and in bad form
to use winter.blooming phrases in regard to the
flies not settling or about you.
The librarian has received from the students
of the University of Minnesota lot of school
books and Magazines. There were 81 bound vol.
umes in all. These a generous gift.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-05-30

When a man conveys to you in loud
tone of voice. and the language of slang,
profanity. and bad grammar the information
that he is a gentleman. it is waste Of time
to doubt him.-Our Dumb Animals.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
Ch. " hat 4 CDHcsa.

VIII you heed The warning. Tie
signal PERHAPS az IL" sure approach
IF .hat more terrible disease, Cuu-
SUMPTION. Ask yourselves if YOU car,
afford far the sake al saving 81 cen',
;n run The risk ana do Eolhin" far it,
We know from experience tina: SIN
ioi.'s Cure will cure your cough. Il
never tail- THIS explains WHY more
than II milioa bottles were sold tie
past year. 1. relieves Group ANA
whoopiug cough g. once. Mothers
10 not te without il. For Ian batl;,
side or chest, use Si,iloh's Porous
Piasier. S"lj by l. " Thomson. ID J.
hi; j 5 Beaziev, Rayviile. NIB
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

GAGNsv.LJE. Tex lm.c 1. 1885," Ny
ii'ir toy 3 year u'd. ha. been i"r sr,rrt.
yrnrs ~ tad h,.air, Ne tout hnuw wt.'
,Ii- hIn. nrIrh-r "n the GGct'r- a.ir- "u ~
disease. ard iiiry ceu.d rot do Inn Any goo.'
i!r Was NrIy wrnk-c"fld hardly ~ai.
arnund ~ tune. au' won't: swell ~ tnH"> very
inu'h II" cCn.nrIc,'d IabIne fn,>ly> Co.
ron Pa'ch b'ur's lat Arnl and - uow on hi>
bind hO,jir. lie ho, put ~ ling art can
walk nI'rs ~ Il Iin.r " iJi,uut unch iaii.it'
lIrrfI> a." Other rau~r tor has ~. pr"vrtrrui
iu' yorr Cr;iuu Patch I'm rr.. } Ii Slarh-
Soii ty 7. J beaz -. SelI.- In,
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Timothy Days y '>ima-ier ~ pa,trr-rrvi'le.
Ia says: Sem" year, ago. While hv,na -
Ai.eur>, | cou:rec;rI cough mar rvety QUE
thought would cause my death ua- una
hle to sleep, tad night .wes'>. sud soon b..
came too weak To work ] bad several tor
tors AMI tired many remedies. ~ " IN no inn
proveurnt. .7r Oil rrirnd hearrg Of my
rnnhrion recommended Dr.T'svi-' COMPOUND
Syrup "i Wit berry and Tan II ha. cure,i
him Of serious lung tfnnhie. aud h. h.,
great c"n'iien-e ia DAVIS CIii Ihe-r, and
Tar. Before rh'-e hcii!es hal teen taken
was up aud ahont, we'll man
IL savei my HE al~ sy. recommend
" for ron,umpuon asthma. bro chtns. any
lung or ihrost troubl'" One dollar bottle,
hold two aad half times a. much asa SOC.
bo;te, Huslp-',
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

al have used Ayers Cherry Fcciorni
IL ~" family for thirty years 'rii lave
Liwuys frrrl il the hest remedy Tor
ctu1r. ~ which complaint nv children
have trrn sal: sect. Capt. l. C,rley.
Brooklyn. y. i.
"ig0'l IN cSNc.i.Ace 81 over thirty
years in the sal. OF proprietary mcd;-
ciE.~, ! feel JUSTIFIED in recommending
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Cne 81 tho
best Recommendations Of the PcctCral il
the enduring quality Of i,s popularity, It
twenty-five years Rgr, when lis great
success WIS considered marvellous. -
l.. s. Drake, II. L.. Eciiot, kans.
any i;''lc sister. four years cf srr.
was So i'll from h~uu'ait!S that Ne bad
sln">t given Up !o"c 81 her recovery.
Or family physician, sliitjl IGan and
Of large rxie-ri"E"". lIuIpUn",' l. U.s.
l'sS - ~" 10y rtE Iarr" medicine
taying .'.' he i:i do" all i Wa ,'~-
EIhr - t... airi WF must ;g,iHrc f.: tie
Wo;-:. = DE- H.. I-S'I'. y" Determined
e. thy ! .rs'' I:.T.y Fceto.Ai, ant ca.
trulv SaV, -. Il tfn MOS happy results.
After 'i..!rr e.: i'r-r> Sac. -. :nvu 10
breath. - zen, cni, within week, was
90, IF e. t,-rr. " r:.5inurj giving the
tc"t,1ai uat-i satisfied she " ~ entirely
Ncii. i .iS ~ -iIcn me unbounded faith
liz the prrI5 ration, ami recommend !:
confidently 10 NY customers. C. 9.
Lcrpcr. Druggist, Fort Wayne. Ind
Ter Colds Sut Coughs, take
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
Try sLAcE.2RaucsI tea fox Dyspepsia.

For sick headache, caused nv n
disurlered stomach, Ayers Ca,har-
tie Pills. are the most re liable remedy
m Y mother first recommended these
Pills to me, thirty years ago. They
are the nil'ics' and best pur%aiive in
use. IS. {. Eradburn, Worthiugton,
Mass
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

AS tie fall Of the year las come
we would remind our subscribers
that they should not forget Ia call
around and pay for the BEAonS,
especially those who have been ear
RED over n some tiue. If
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

There is II continual inquiry about
lots. propositions and planning of
business houses and residences in
Rayville. Where there is 80 much
smoke there is bound 10 be some
FIRE"
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
NcU:.Vy.r!r Dcys1!.S

b'r ur'ii>:th1a -'t. 49, ir ihr br.,. lii e..
HE i."iir. Doe "i may 'hidrrn to,s u
>"NrTe cold a.G -; Tie Group | gave her .
t-n>puntIti - thaui'r, ''It'- Cough RENE y
AMI ~ five n'uIii,s !-t-f ! gave Lrr oi..
more 10y Jh- Tan" sl,, hal Ia cough NJ Vie
GATHERING H. her ihI.;ir iG-u shs we:.t 20
>'rcp a'd s"!t gno'i lar ii''cru nI,rn.c-. lii' u
~ tel s"i >Irih e1'i - Tie r"'":,inir al the
u!lt, SO -, t.e Group Ne -rrti i ~ III
and gave ia" ~an.. remedy wih The sane
good r->""s. VINE rhis b,caIrsc 'ii"u- ~
'hCTc n.ig'.t he -our one III ilie same need
sud I.O' su"W TIE t.ne merits OF iliIs wouGcT,
la, me- icins. ''--Ctarlrs \ Tnoup-r-r. De-
N' iur> Iowa 81 ccnt to;iirs for sac b.
ur } :. -z,y. Nov.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
Dysprp>i., an:! Liver s'Cn.pl:s',

l. it Eoi wri;h the smai! price 81
- GEMS to free ycurstlf uf ever;
symptom Of these distressing cu,u-
riaihis, If YOU think :" clll At our
store and GO: a bottle of ShiinI s
Nitslizer. Ev,ry bottle has printed
guarantee on If. use accordingly. and
il it does YOU no Cno'i 1t viii cost YOU
nothing. S..ii ~ L " Thomson,
Delhi; J = Brnzlev, Ra,,lla.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
EucXlCEs'a AYI,.c., G..ryC.

The Beet Save in the world ar tur>. nrui-
>cs, Sores, Crer. Salt Rhenm Fever Sorrs,
Te,,rr. Chopped Hands. Chi'hi,iu., Corn>.
and all .kIu Erul,tin''s. aud positively cures
Files. or 80 pay required us ena5.n'rrd v.
ave p,rIecr satisfaction. or nr:.ey rcfun iei
Fine 25 ats per box. For sale " H.. J.
BrayluY
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

y 20 days strictly cash sale Il,
HERMAN KAHN'S, in which
time he will have fer sale 100 barrels
of GALA LILY FLOUR, worth
S. 50 for s. 90. This is the best
flour ever brought to this county.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

S'rarci ~ stolen from The undersigned ore
IA ,ha the u:I. he old 20! /, red. lln-
-na,i. iorc nor.-. j., st"ni -ish, years Oft.
rhe ear parks aIe not remembered. Han
ruhl,ci 81 on right >'.l" cf tie rcc.. 4 COOL
large size Ok. trit the undersigned shou'
three weeks before the date oi this notice.
Any information Wi! lr rewarded Aihrrs,
JOHN 4. GIROD,
Rsyvillc, La. Nov oh. l6s9.-,f
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

C'seyviilr. C";oo Co. Ky. Aug 5. 1887.
u"sr S"s Tad the chilis three years Iih
day July Co"ld mi find anything 10 cIre
NE, aud the d"c'nr ''uii "a: brake them
got = hottie Of c c Certain CHI Gore ar:'
II cured me. | hslieve its the b.s' nedaru.e
annwn. Yours, WILLIS SH,ptsy.
Sold by Or J S Beazley aud Z " Thomson.
Sept IA lm
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

r. l.. Binion and his cler's have
been eot too busy this wee opening
and mar ing down the price of goods
to write the quantity of locals in
tended. Call and see.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
A Eoc2 and His Money,

~ l"ti AMI his m"rev .non part'' is an OH
siace 4 new ana tue one l.. ~ m-t,
ant Ia. cor soon la,r." iliatis u he Yo-s 10
DR.. ! ; BsaZiry's drrg store ani ye's A hoiti.
ufC E [. CERTAIN Coru Gre. 1t n-v-, ia,is
tor Germs, warts sni buuious. O.c-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Who wants god Sewing |,ciits,
can sell either of ih- ioinwins '.'a;iiics
cheap Tor cash or on easy rrrns:
Improved Wheeler h Wilson
Two oi Avery Nac.Iincs-
One E.dridge b Aprly to
WILEY 7. .nANGuAN,
M3-'SS-f Rs,siiir. La.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

w have sr,-,dN md positive cur
f"r raiar.!', dirhth"rir, rnni'cr month
n:d headache. IN ST., :'s Caj.3rh
N.roiy. : Nasai III r:"! i:c" witt
:a.'!' t.'i'!a j>r i: f YEA dr>ir.
i.c:''h AID sweet l:>ath. p..ce s.
c.t!;s
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Use toncseEs iI.htring Lip#rnpnt tor
,hs'hon. rlng>hnHe. spawn. pole evil. inot
evil. r.tier Ia ne bncs. wounds snd bruises
and y"n viii tny no others Sold ~ DR.
). f"aziey. Rayviie. sad +. " Thompson,
Delhi
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

E;E" Buy from CHAs. TGTCHE the Cecbra-
ted NoSRGE HaU's Il To-. Philadelphia, S+oe-
tor Men, otnen ana Children, warranted l."
last. jy-20-l,
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

All nom residents owning iaud M Kirkland
should inmrdirteiy cnfresfon'' with The Sec
Rotary ofthe Immigration association Of Rich
land parish. STATE nnn,bsr acre. for sale,
price. aud time of payments. nc Also send
in co"trIbutions IN money. for the purpose
of pa, ing COR advertising your lanis and fur
uisbinc papers to t,,oss who a'e inclined To
seek home. in our parish.
Address WILEY 7. NANGHAM.
n kayyit,s n
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
You should know II.

Reeds thIil tnrr contains 40 p"i-ons and
j. pheasant To ra.c. 4 box If pits tree vii
zach buule. For .a!e hy Cha.. rnch-
aG.3-3n
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT 70
THErEnPSE OF THIS VICINITY.

We bs'irvr we have The best remedy ~
earth Tor "iii'l~ End fever, and 4; 1t i no. the
irU'.I II costs ,nn naiiiIrg Ger fiv reE'
haii,. of Dr. NrnIruh,I's \ 81. Cure aud If
n DOS nn' GIVE ,ou Satisfaction ynIr rnorev
" al b- refunded. No-lnl
S"ii 10y Or. I. : B~azley. RAyvi'r, ani J.
" Myfirk Guar,i
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Many ia soldiers v o roniiafei ci.n":.
d,sr aHsa " we ~ the .c,vr'., nave since
t'r-r permanently cured "f IL -h- Chamber
aims Conc Cholera an; D'arhoea Rem-,iy
For sale toy DR. J 5 Beaz.ry. Nov
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Chratham's Chill Tome contains neither
Cninine. CncronIdia. ATsrnic. Styrhrinr nr
Mercury. ant c"e, n"t proiure hu!Ains ~ NE
ear, or deafness. Cure guaranteed. S2l- I'm
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Months IT sickness. long doctors hill sud
broken health can all be avoided Ivy taking
Casrarine Ooslm
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Go to MoRG,N & Co.'S To get the
Famous CoTToS EXCHANGE Cigar, the
Best oct. Cigar on the market.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
We &, K

that you give Reds Chili Cue one trial ard
II y"u do not find ute hest remedy on in,.
market iof riiIl>. feIeTs ani alur dor use a..
Sold Ly Chas iI;c!ir. ar.33m
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
Ai3-'SS.tf
,svfRc fn l-nfs s-z

Grs. WrysLoT'S ovOIEisG ~ iup should g gayg
he used whe1 Children are ouititg t-et.. l. -
Geves heliiie suerPr It once It proi natural,
ocict sleep. ar1 tire ii,tlc cheI;i1 ''or1ght
as u button ts - vrry pleasant Il taste. 1t
scot hes the chi,, soters he gums, claysF pain,
regulates the bowe ?, cnd isthc d st nreineiy
for diarrhnea, whether arisin, iron ;zet'..ug or
otLeG C: uses. Twenty-Five cents Z bette.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
= safe E.sypstss.n2ef.

IS one hi''h H. sutraiii,r,t &" hun1 yen
satisfactory Results, 'r ~ 's," %; :aIiufr n ~
arm al Iu'cha-r prie Ga tn, .aic gan
y"n can h''y ir"'u tur adv-I red I.t.:risi p
ta;tIe at Ia kma', New Discovery lr Crn.
san itiur. l. j. .GTant'...d 20 ii9l..- rri:ri ~
every "a-". wen "-ri Tor ally ai:rr'sn at
Eur'at i.nng- ~ Chest. suri, joi.,"i. IIro;.
| n,uu a,inn q; Lungs. i;rn; ciI.I~. A. hu.,
" II" pI"I f"ur', tr"up. &c. ct. II =
.l,'I-ani and AREA ',i- t,-ie ;lr,t,i - T.
-"d can always l~ dcp-nded np"'. Ia !
boltc> fee d; Dr. J. :. Bca,ic,'s diu. s;or~
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

dyspepsia is one Of ils most unpleasant
diseases. Il rea>pooniul after each meal will
cure the wofss cases. sep2S IL
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

II you want good Smoke 60 to
DR.. j. S. Beazlev's foy Jackson Square
aud Cotton Palace Cigars. Also :iue
Candies. 1t
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Pills nnd vinlcni ra,lrarncs will not cur.
Constipation; ih"y asrrayat- the cause. Try
Sascarine; it is the only sure cure. soc and
81. auv3-I,,
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Willie at Alto We called in for =
few moments to see X. l.. Bihinr.
who WAS q;,iie imsy opening and
marking goods. Cal! and examine
bis large stock Of dry goods and
groceries.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Reyuls'" the liver by usirg tia, p'ensart
Int cure remedy. Ca-carine Ol6.lm
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

resse ""nf 'asr sny"nes word tor u, In
use Chsa'hams Chili Tonic and see how
qui'k yUu will be cured Guaranteed. Sold
by 5. Besz'ey, and F.. Is. Thompson
bSt'i sept.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Hunts CnTr.' cusrsnieed to cure Irch
Sngwoom Ter-r, Eczema ani all forms d.
MIA diseases Sl!>3n
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Regular s-,viccs of Mc,hodIs, Episcopal
S',,,,i,. S,uih--Scrrui Suu'ay ~ r;'-'' .n"t;i.,
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Saturday. November 80. 1889.
Religious Directory.

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fr-i Snnti.y in each Month
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