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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-08-13
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-08-13

The University of Vienna has
decided to admit women to all the
advantages 0i its medical school,
and two female students have al
ready availed themselves of the
privilege.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-08-13

Joseph Ward, of Orwell, Yer
mont saved his wife from eloping
by keeping guard over her silk
dress. She wouldn't elope in cali
co.
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sshAasH1s4zs
its own dignity. If there were
more of such formalities as
these in all our societies and in
all our relations with each 9th
er, they would eliminate from
life the apparant antagonisms
that disfgure it, and impart a
grace that would make it more
pleasant.
FACING Down THE LIoN.-As
night comes on his humor changes
completely. When the sun has
SCI it is perilous to enter into
wild, wooded and broken country.
1t is there the lion lies in ambush
it is there he is met in the path
way, which he intercepts by barr
ing all further advance with his
body. The Arab thus describes
some of the nocturnal scenes
which are continually happening.
If a solitary individual, a courier,
traveller, or letter-carrier, CHANGING
to meet a lion, possesses a cour-
age Of the highest temper, he will
walk straight toward the animal,
brandishing his sword or gun, but
carefully abstaining from using
the one or the other. He simply
cries out, ooh, the robber or high
waymanl the son of a mother who
never said no. Dost thou think
to frighten me? Thou can'st not
know, then, that / am so-and-so,
the son OF a so and-so. Get up
and let me proceed on my Journey"
The lion waits till the man
has come up close to him, and
then goes off to lie down again a
thousand PAGES farther on. The
traveller has thus to endure a
long series of terrific trials. Each
time that he quits the path the
lion will disappear, but only for a
few moments. Directly afterward
he again presents himself, and all
his movements are accompanied
by horrible noises. He breaks off
innumerable branches with his
tail. He roars, hOwls, and emits
| gusts of poisonous breath. He
plays with the subject.of his fan
tastic and manifold attacks, and
keeps him constantly suspended
between fear and hope, like a cat
playing with a mouse.
! fla man, involved in such a diff
ficulty, does not allow his courage
to fail him; ito use an Arab
phrase-he succeeds in firmly
holding his soul, the lion will fire.
quently leave him, and seek his
fortune elsewhere. But, if, on the
contrary, the latter perceives he
has to deal with a man whose
countenance betrays his fear,
whose voice trembles, and who
dare not articulate a word, he re-
peats, over and over again, in
: order to terrify him still more, the
maneuvre above described. He
, will approach him, push him out
Of the way with his shoulder, cross
: his path every other minute, and
J amuse himself with him in various
+ ways, until at last he devours his
victim, already half dead with
| tnrpnr.
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Manners.

The present age is not one
that will be distinguished for
the cultivation of good man
ners. It is too busy, or, at
least, it thinks it is too busy to
pay attention to such shallow
frivolties and formalities. 1t is
an age of facts, and substance,
and it would think the time
thrown away that was spent in
the development of a system of
amenities. 1t adores dollars,
and him who possesses them,
and about all the manners it
makes pretence to is a proper
Difference to one who owns a
schedule of dividend-paying
stocks, and whose business
yields a round income. And
yet, we might, with decided
advantage, divide with breed
ling the homage we pay to
wealth, and spend a portion of
our time in the cultivation of
an improved system of formali-
ties for the government of our
relations with each other. Man
ners are not simply empty for
malities, without meaning and
use. They consist largely in
form, it is true; but nearly one
half our lives is form. Nature
does not limit herself to sub
substance in her munificent dis
pensation Of giftsto man. With
every fruit she provides the
pleasing accompaniment of a
preceding flower to charm the
eve, before the substance comes
tostate the palate; and she even
provides myriads of flowers
that yield no fruit at all. What
: is all this limitless profusion Of
; beautiful colors that endure but
, a few hours, or days, but 9
form? Yet they lend a charm
: and fascinating to the earth
; we live on that no multiplied.
ton of substantial fruits could
9 atone for the loss of. Manners
: are to practical life what these
I flowers are to the fruits Of The
!. earth; they round the jagged
S outlines of life, soften its sangu
larities, hide deformities, an(
t beguile us with q delusiol
1 which is none the less pleasing
: because we know it is a delu
t sion. We do not mean to com
mend that play of hollow ant
{, treacherous incincerities tha
y prevails in fashionable societies
t good manners consist in some
q thing else than bowings an
scrapings, smirks and smiles
n twirls of the hat and hourishe
II Of the hand. They havs an in
! gredient Of genuine kindnes
: in them that does not exhibi
. itself in such strained mockel
i les. 1t expresses itself in
careful Difference to other.
without sacrificing its own sci
: respect. 1t does not stan
y upon its legal rights, and resel
/ every trivial invasion Of ther
1t comedies more than the la
exacts, and finds a real deligl
in relieving the troubles al
embarTassments of others.
assists the stranger, because
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-08-13

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Milan Street.
n Shreveport, La. Win practice in the
Courts of Caddo, BOssier, Claiborne and
Bienville v7n40
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-08-13

1t is a mournful reflection to the
ablest men that the world moves
in spite of them. ''Eaow soon we
are forgotten when we are gone
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-08
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DetFdtrt giaentbnm eesen Uerlun unp Gdaben bur9
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ausudrtise Nsenten:
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men ;3ufdnbe tritt oIio. tpie 8eio9t, oas ftaatllns
Clement mebr unb nebr 5nrid. nm ben unsebaaoi9
ten Goeialismus in ieiner naipsrobeften 6orm in Der
Borbersruno treten ~ lcfltan. Die ean8e Gitnati.
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anoeren Gtdoten als Befreier pom Sone Der y6'
belberrl1aft bod wiafommen sebeiben puroen.
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Der 1.beHn&t Rf& eI~ BAT feleenbe Nnseise
erla5ens @d3stnb bT Ietten 3sit5 ino mir foleen6e
&rt6elabtasosn DttomiIsn Cine 69Iofmibe. ni4t
mebr eanj men. b &c fangi6btiDe Dknft 9eleiitst;
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I'D. 6ufS BE 3errt6en u HnD iett eta 2D& 9ffrieet bdt;
ttrnsr eia 9btl useintr ebtnip btrasmien Gemutb'
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Sc siebt sif1ei&t iftss anbsre Meiisin,
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Loyalty VS.. DisEoyalty.

we tender our warmest sympathies to the
President of the "Saint Mutual Life In
surance Company of New York, both on
our own account, and on account of its Of
fcers and policy holders, in view of his ar
duous" services rendered the ''Saint Mutual
and almost" hope that he will be retained
as President. He certainly deserves it
The trustees should look well into the mat
ter, and not take any hasty steps. 1t is
true, that Mr.. Winston is hi h priced
man, but might not the Company jump from
the frying pan into the fire, and get a still
shigher" price man
We recommended Shepherd Romans, ESQ.
as eminently qualified in every respect, for
that important post, but might not Shop
herd prove quite as exacting and cry as
Justify for his pound of fesh" as s'Fred"
has already done. Now, our friend, OR
rather Winston's friend, Geo. W. Tinges,
Esq, of Baltimore, might throw little
light upon this subject. We therefore in
woke him to come forward with his magic
wand, and dispel the darkness. Winston,
however, on account of his war record might
object to friend Tinges having .fany say" in
the matter some of the strongest Of these
reasons may DO thus briefly told /:
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The stream that hurries by yon fixed shore
Returns more;
The wind that dries at morn yon deWy lawn
Breathes and is gone;
Those witherd How'rs to Summers ripening glow
No more shall blow;
Those fallen leaves that strew yon garden bed
For aye are dead.
Of laugh. of jest, of mirth, of pleasures past.
Nothing shall last;
On Shore on sea, on hill, on vale, on plain
Naught shall remain;
OF all for which poor mortals vainy mourn,
Naught shall return;
Life hath its hour on earth, the Heaven beneath,
And SO hath Death.
Not all the chains that clank in ev'ry cline
Can fetter Time;
For all the phials in the doctors store
Youth comes no more;
No drug on Ages wrinkled cheek renews
Life's early hues;
Not al the tears by pious mourners shed
Can wake the dead.
For all spring gives, and Winter takes again,
We grieve in vain;
Vainly for sunshine fled, and Joys gone by,
We heave the sigh;
On! ever on! with unexhausted breath.
Time hastes to death;
Even with each word speak, q moment flies,
Is born and dies.
If thus through lesser Natures empire wide
Nothing abide
II wind, and wave, and Leaf and sun, and fow'r
Have each their hour
He walks on Ice whose dallying spirit clings
To earthly things;
And he alone is wise whose well-taught love
Is fiX'd above.
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LETTER TO GEORGE CAREY, ESQ.
26 April, 1861.

70 April, 1861.
GEORGE CAREY, ESQ.,,
Baltimore Nd
Dear Sir Your letter of the 23rd in
slant has just reached me. In reply to your
inquiry how policies will be effected eff
parties are called upon to defend your city
and the State of Maryland" remark: If
your citizens, who hold policies, wish to
take up arms under our Constitutional Gov
eminent to defend it, OR any State acting
under or with it, we will give them permit,
with the war rise, on our usual terms. If
they oppose the United States Government,
they are guilty of treason, and their policies
are forfeited when they take up arms against
it by that act, or by by any &C. which gives
''aid or comfort to those hostile to the
United States.
! Tho violation of this principal on my part,
by granting impunity and indemnity to par
ties in rebellion to our Government, would
Justly subject me to the crime aud punish
ment of treason.
Very respectfully, yours,
Signed f. S WINSTON, Pres't.
We are compelled to come to the conclu-
sion that with Mr. Winston's great rever-
ence for loyalty during the war, and for his
holy horror of men of Southern proclivities
that his want Of honesty is only excelled by
his audaclous impudence in establishing an
agency in this city after the war, a city
known efoH men, to be the hot bed o.
Rebels Gas he terms them) during the war
In the choice Of Vernacular of the day
this is piling 1t on q title thick. 1t proba-
bly, will not serve our purposs to repeat all
we have heard relative to the agency of the
Company in this city. 1t is probably I'M
necessary to refer to the fact that the agent
of this good loyal Company Qor it is SO
nominated in the bond was gallant off
Ger in the Confederate Army, and was a
zealous and warm advocate of home insti-
tutions-wanted all money in these impc-
cunlous times kept at home, even when it
was only SO small an amount, as a premium
on $4,000 Policy in the Manhattan Life
Insurance Company.
In view of all these facts, and Of the
known loyalty of Winston to the "best
government" the world ever saw, we feel
constrained to press the claims of Romans
to the Presidency Of the Mutual
One fact is patent-Winston has been
attempting the difficult feat of getting two
trains to pass one another on the same
track-he has been serving two masters
Well may even his friends ask; "under
which King, Benaonian." He must sooner
or later define his position. The sooner the
better for him.-Insurance Advocate, Rich-
neond.