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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-11-30

idea,pf its influence on ourselves. Small
| ffseStse sfe stupefied rapidly, but re-
cover in. fresh air. Cold-blooded ami
mails succumb slowly to the smoke,
birds rapid Soma animals, such as
the goat, can eat tobacco with impu-
nifty; but none escape the effects of the
fumes. Persons suffer most: from to-
bacco While learning to smoke. DIR.
Richardson says that the spasmodic
seizures are sometimes terrible, espe-
cially in boys. There is a sensation Of
imminent death, the heart nearly ceases
ITO beat, and sharp pains zhoot through
the chest. Examination of inferior an
finals under such conditions show that
"the brainlis pale and empty Of blood !;
the stomach redeemed in round spots,
SO raised and pile.hke that they resem-
BILE patches Of Utrecht velvet" The
blood is preternatura1ly fluid, the lungs
are as palesas sthoseiof a dead calf, and
the heart is feebly trembling: such is
the primary action of ones first cigar.
After time, however, the body be-
comes accustomed to the influences OF
the poison; and with the exception OF
constant functional disturbances lowing
to the excretionary organs, notably the
kidneys, being compelled to do work
not essential TO. their duties), no dis
tressing results are felt. There are nu-
merous instances where the evil effects
are scarcely y appreciable, the physical
and nervous constitution of the smoker
bang capable,d Of resisting the influence.
fInS many eases 'c0piOdsS salvation at
tends smoking, and inthis circumstance
the opponents Of tobacco have found q
strong argument. Still, either to ex-
pectorate or not to do so is a choice Of
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-11-30

It was amazing how brief was the
ioufneyup Che sound, s1ter 4hSe Brooks
.--thstiwas her name, ssthe Major goon
ascertained from her artless confession
became his travelling companion.
HePfetty fgnoranc herchfidlike con-
fessians, her interest," in every thing he
told her, were all SO new and so charm
ing to our war-wornr veteran, that he
caught himself more than once wishing
that Providence had beeh Kind enQugh
TO bestow upon him just such an mno-
cent loyelY. young daughter as this.
"Of perhaps a WIFE, thought the
Major, with . curious stirring beneath
the ribs. GIVE known people mar
ried from stranger beginnings than
this, and though she is only 16 and 1
lam 4s-pshawl whist h-ams I thinking
-about?" -
He Was unfeigasdlyssorry when they
reached Bridgeport, and lie helped to
fasten an enveloping waterproof CLOAK
all around the slight little figure, and
to knot 9 Eeilsp asss0 hide the bronze
.People stare Sol" said. Alice, impa.
ieatly.
"Yoa ars limpingiys cried the Major
way plank. :" Hare, you hurt your
selfrn', ~ sataisis.s }f,.. al + ts..si
And he started as he looked down
Had some evil genius spirited away the
beaatdnl young gixl, and left an an
Gent, paralytic old dame. in her stead
| How had the child contrived totrans.
form herself SO suddenly s.a9s
| SCI It's nothing,' whispered Alice,
lssonlyF sippea uaassaa6iE Oh sorangt
PEEL a;w .x.f r. .sss..
$50 ShaAwe stop and rest minute p
FsassOh, no, no! 1t will be better pres
emily, and / do so long to be out OF thi:
, 1876-10-08

Our readers will remember the notice we gave
last Sunday Of the Rumford Chemical Works,
which manufactures Prof. Horsford's celebrated
self-Eising Bread Preparation. We are pleased
to notice that this very valuable article has re-
ceiVed = gold medal ut the Centennial Exposi-
tion, being. the highest honors received By anv
exhibitor. At our Exposition happy plan has
been adopted for demonstrating the nutritious
and hea.th.giylng properties Of bread made
from the Se1f-Rising Bread Preparation. It is
baked in an oven prepared for the purpose in
all Corners. Mr.. Edward King, II FIFTH avenue,
Is Northwestern Agent for the Company.
The Knabe piano triumphs everywhere. At
the Centennial it has achieved the very highest
honors. while at our Expositionf It has triumphed
over all competitors. It is exhibited here BY
Mr.. Julius Bauer, the General Western Agent
for this unapproachable instrument Mr..
Bauers display Is selected from the best Of his
very large and magnificent stock at bis musical
Warerooms in the Palmer House, corner Of State
and Monroe, which, as all the West knows, are
the most complete and most beautiful In this
Is attracting most favorable attention
Messrs. 4. a. Andrews & Co., who have an
elegant display at our Exposition here, received
the highest award at the Centennial upon their
patent stTriu1nph" school-desks and mar
quetry flooring. This firm has Just furnished
Rush Medical College with 700 opera-chairs that
are new in style and remarkably comfortable.
How little We know Of what is going on
around us. Probably not many were aware, un-
til the fact was demonstrated at the Exposition,
that Chicago is manufacturing and selling genu-
inc German cologne, which is in fact finer and
stronger than the imported article, at less than
half the price Of the foreign cologne The Gar
den City Chemical Works, Huyck & Knox, pro-
prietors, No. 83 Michigan avenue, are doing
this, and sending large quantities to the drug
trade throughout the West
, 1876-10-08
CUBA,


THE NEW CAPTAIN-GENERAL.
MADRID, Oct. 7.-Captain-Genc Jovc11ar
has positively resigned, and Gen. Martinez Cam
pos, his successor, will leave for Havana this
month, taking with him several Generals Gen.
Campos is intrustcd With discretionary powers.
HAVANA, Oct. 6, via KEr WEsr.-Capt.-Gen.
Jovellar unexpectedly returned to this city yes
terdaY morning. His sudden return after the
papers had said he went to make arrangements
for winter campaign, e1cites comment. Some
say be could not get beyond Las Cruises on ac-
count OF the rebels in that ueignborhood, but
the most probable reason Is he has received in
telligence Of his being suspended in the Captain
Generalship. This change would make the
present precarious situation still worse.
DISSATISFACTION:
Gen Jovfl1ar, when he started from here,
took $150,000 in gold with him to pay some Of
the arrears to the troops Two battalions Of
Spanish troops are reported to have revolted
for not receiving their arrears Of pay.
The :Diario emphatically denies the report
that Gen. JoVellar is to be relieved from the
the Captain -Generalship.
Carl Munder, commission merchant and i'm
porter Of jewelry, committed suicide last night
by shooting
, 1876-10-08

puoAcat1on Of the constitution, with an addition
empowering the President to punish infringing
ed1tors With imprisonment not exceeding two
years, Or 200 fine It is believed that as soon
as these laws are passed Congress will proclaim
It's reelection, 107 members being in favor Of
that measure, and forty-fve opposed to it.
About sixty members are absent. Serious
events are expected If this reelection measure
Is carried out.
about 5000 men. Gen. Diaz remains In Oaxaca
All military operations are at standstill.
The Municipality Of the City of Mexico have
rendered to the Government the $4,000 charity
fund they possess, invested in real estate, the
Government paying to the charity fund from
the income OF the Custom-House in Mexico
the sum Of SIS, 900 yearly. It is stated that the
States OF Guara1uato, Mexico, and Repositories
will soon be declared in state Of siege.
, 1876-10-08
GENERAL DEBILITY,

Debility term used to denote deficiency Of blood
n Ha ct ths blood are IN les than
sxesss Debility L frequent occurrences 1t il incl
to be swolen The patient IS feeble. and bear
much exertton. The circulation is Irregular but NJ
common symptom Violent motion often throws the
heart Into the most tumultuous action. The vital
s}5en$n L. d!mntshsd fatigue follows moderate
rest becomes hurried and even painfully agitated u-
ar eaeraon as n Enn2tnc ascending hsEhta etc
tlEo. Dizziness and feeling OF talntness very
mon Violent and obstinate neuralg1c rafns In the
FREQUENT attendants upon the disease The sccrettons
sre sometimes dimlnshet II females the enses are
foned The BILE s scsnty 1nd costtvs1sss With IN
Of the stomach. are extremely common symptoms
, 1876-10-08
GREAT BRITAIN.
PROPOSITION TO RETALIATE.

LONDON, Oct. THE Sheffield Telegraph Of
to-day publishes the following: "1n conse-
quence Of the injury to the Sheffield trade by
Americas heavy protective duties, representa-
tons have been made to Earl Ca1narvon, the
Secretary for the Colonies, suggesting that
heavy import duties be imposed in retaliation on
American products, both in England and her
Colonies. To these representations Lord Car
narron replied, on Friday, that, as will be seen
Aaiesty's Government could entertain"
GOLD SHIPMENT.
American eagles to the value Of e6S,000 were
Withdrawn from the Bank Of England yesterday
Tor shipment to the United Statcs-
ROWING MATCH
LONDON, Oct. 7.-R. ". Boyd, of Gateshead,
beat J. H. Sadley, Of Surbeton, by five lengths
IN the sculling race on the Thames, from Put
oeY to Mortlake.
, 1876-10-08

B0I9lN10re 1Nae77c00, Sept. 70, 1876.
Centennial aFard-Maryland pianos ahead. The
celebrated Piano manufacturers, Messrs. William
Enabe T. Co., have received the highest award for
their grand square, aud upright pianos At the
hands OF the international jury on the musi-
cal instruments at the Centennial Exhibi-
ton in the shape OF diplomas Of honor and a
medal Of merit By the peculiar System Of awards
adopted BY the jury Of the Centennial Exhibition,
the humber of,awards is large one. the same
kind Of medals being given to pianos Of all grades;
oniy t IN IN the reports OF the judges accompanying
he medals, and this places the Knabe pianos In
fha front some Of the pianos exhibited are now
, 1876-10-08

H. 4. STEVENS:
Dear sir-I hare used VEGET1NE, and feel It duty
to acknowledge the great benefit It has done me. Iii
tas spring Of the Jear lso: was sick from general de-
rest was very weak and much cnaclated. I tried
many remedies, Without receiving any benefit from
any OF them. until Was persuaded to try VEGETlNE.
before had taken this one week, my improved condf
tlon Eaye me renewed hope snd courage. continued
completely restored to health The eject Of this rem
edy In the case OF general debility, IS indeed marvel
oua ELIZABETH A. FOLEY.
II Webster-st., CharlestoWn, MQ1y.
, 1876-10-08

TUE --LATEST REFV1V{10z*
HAVANA, Oct. 1.-The mail steamer arrived
today from Mexico, bringing adyices to the 29th
Ut, on the day Of the steamers leaving Vera
Cruz Fl Prcgao published dispatch from
OFizaha announcing the capture Of Donato
Gsuerra, and the King Of Chihuahua by the
Government forces. Three hundred prisoners
xeee captured The opposition paper, FL
tret2o, publishes Intelligence that 800 Federal
zen Thomas Meiia, and that Gen. Martscal,
saett commander, with small escort, had ar
tNed at Mazatlan. Not much credit Is given
70 the statement
Congress is now in session. The President has
:. .ased Tor IN extension OF extraordinary powers
% the end Of April next.
ml Is before Congress to revive the So
Aasa Ii FtaRpa press l&M Issued before the
, 1876-10-08

In this issue - Z 22 - advertises for partner.
with capital, to join IN old and we1l-established
grain commission house. The advertiser is a we'll
known member Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, Of
hrst-class standing, aud his books chow large
order ~~e~"~
, 1876-10-08

AM1CABLE SETTLEMENT.
SHANGHAI, Oct. 1.-THE Imperial edict has
been published, expressing regret for Mr. Mar
ga1y's murder, and affirming the right Of for
efgncrs to travel through the country, and to
enjoy the protection Of the authorities. An en-
yoy with letter OF apology for the Yunnan
outrage Is to 60 to England at once.
, 1876-10-08
ELOcuTIoN AND volcF cturi,RF

The art department Of instruction at tho BRYANT
stratton College in this city is already taking the
honors Perry Baird, the successful candidate at
the collegiate oratorcal contest, recently held at
Evanston, received his training at this institution
under Prof. Boo1h
, 1876-10-08
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.-Arrived, Z. steamahip
Illinois, Liverpool; Faderland, Antwerp.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 7.-Arrived, steamship Hi
bernian, from Liverpool.
FARTHER POINT, Oct. 7.-Arriged, steamship
Peruvian, from Liverpool.
LONDON, Oct. 7-steamship Elysia, from New
York, has arrived out.
, 1876-10-08

The universally acknowledged remedy for
rheumatism and neuralgia. Any pain that can be
reached by outward application Eupeon will cure
Headache or toothachc can be relieved instantly.
For burns, bruises, cuts or sprains there is moth
ing like Eupeon. Try 1t and be convinced,
, 1876-10-08
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Boland, the wen-known druggist at No. 53
Clark street. has made great hit in the ''Aromatic
Bitter Wine OF 1ron." We advise those who are
suffering from nervousness, Impoverished blood
weakness, or impaired digestion. to Try it.
, 1876-10-08
DONE HIS BEST.

Dr.. Price has done his best to make his perfumes
superior In sweetness. freshness, and permanency
OF odor to any perfumes made in this or any other
country; and ladies Of most equisite taste, who
have examined them at the Exposition have de-
cided that he has succeeded
, 1876-10-08

1867. is now located at No. 1l9 Fifth avenue nea.
Madison. and still maintains its popularity as to
reasonable pricee cleanliness and tile best OF fare
, 1876-10-08
1HF FIFTH SFRfFC.

The Mechanics' 4 Traders Savings, Loan, and
Building Association, No. 70 Washington street,
Portland Block, is now issuing the fifth series Of
its capital stock. No system combines safety and
profit In 20 great degree. None go popular when
once ado pted.
, 1876-10-08

SOMETHING NEW IN ART At GENTllE'S.
The new carbon permanent print, which is made
exclusively by Gentle Co., No. lob Stato street,
is upriVa1ed for brillancy and beauty OF finish.
, 1876-10-08

THE RADIANT HOME ASE-BURNER STOVE
Is the only stove with the new ''cut-off," " which
holds the fire while the ashes and clinkers are re-
moved. Dalton, No. 1872 State street, sole AGENT
, 1876-10-08

ELECTIONS ORDERED.
ROME, Oct 7.-The Italian Chamber OF Depn-
ties has been dissolved, and new elections are
ordered At the beginning OF November.
, 1876-10-08
A PERFECT CURE.

CHAR1RsTowN. June II, 1861.
Dear Sir-This Ia to certify that VFqEr1HE made
perfect cure Of when my attending physician had
pronounced my case consumption, And said could no
survive many days.
MRS. LEDsTOE. IS Cook-st
The facts stated by Mis-. Ledston are personally
known ny me. aud they are tfpe. L. D. HAYNES.
, 1876-10-08

Everybody shoald know Of Or. mcChe.ncy'.
dental roome, so popularity recommended BY all.
First gold filings at third the usual rates
$8 for the best set.
, 1876-10-08
AT PEORIA.

Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
PEORIA, H., Oct. 7.-Thc first disastrous fire
FIRE for six months that has visited Peoria broke
ont last night in Cutter & P1octor's stove.
foundry, North Water street. It is supposed the
fire originated from some TASKS in the molding-
room, from which the fire had not died out. Tic
loss to the firm is about 2,000 and is fully
covered in the following Companies: Home,
New York, $500; Rhode Island, s2,5Oo; Fire
Association, $500; Franklin, Pa. $500: Liv-
erpool, S2,500; Imperial, 81 500; Orient $1,50o;
Hartford, $500; Springfield, $3.50; Lanca-
shire, $3.50; Pennsylyania, $1,000; Insurance
Company Of North America, $4,000; Pbenix,
New York, $4,000. As soon as the debris can be
cleared away the firm will rebuild.
, 1876-10-08

We beg leave to announce to our
friends, customers, and the public
in general, that we have removed to
our new and commodious Ware
house, where We will offer the larg-
est and most complete assortment
OF all kinds Of Furniture at prices
that defy competition
Parties in want Of our goods will
find it in their interest to examine
our stock and prices before rur-
chasing. No trouble to show goods.
North and West Side customers viii
find a full and well-se1ected stock
Of Rich and Medium Furniture at
our old stand, 1877 Randolph-st.,
where they will be able to get goods
at bottom figures.
, 1876-10-08

DETROIT, Mich, Ort. IA ire at Lapcer this
afternoon destroyed the Masonic Block, Butts
boot aud; shoe store. Harmonic Hall, and sey-
eral small buildings. Total loss estimated at
$15.O0OA
, 1876-10-08
DON'T WAIT tINTll y0,l WANT

DON'T WAIT UNTIL YOU WANT
fall OF winter garments, ladies and gents. before
sending them to Cook d AcLain for repairs, dye
ing, or cleaning. 50 Dearborn street, SO and 28l
West Madison street..
, 1876-10-08
The American Cyclop@dia

Within the last ten year, the progress Of discovery
every department OF knowledge has Iu4de nav work
Of reference III imperative want.
The movement Of political affairs has kept pace with
the discoveries OF science and their fruitful applica
tion TO the industrial and usefu! arts and the conve
consequent revolutions have occurred involving n.
tional changes Of peculiar mo1ucnk The civil Of
country. which III height when the lssS
volume OF the old work appeared has happily been end
ed, and course Of commercial aud Industrial
, 1876-10-08
Printed from New Type. and Illustrated With
Several Thousand Engra1ings and Maw.

The work originally published under the title Of THE
NEW AMERICAN CTCLUPEDlA waa completed 10
1868, since which time the wide circulation which 1t
has attained In all Ut the United StAes and tho
s1Knai Developments which have taken pAce III every
branch Of science. literature and art have Induced rho
editors anu publishers submit thor
ouEh revision, and to tssue new edition entitled
, 1876-10-08

THE ILLUSTRATIONS

Which introduced for the arst time In tho
eject but to give greater uctdty and force to the
scicnce md OF natars history, snd depict IL most
tamon. and remarkable {satures Of scenery aschee-
chanlcs and manufactured Although Intended for h
ttructlon rather than embeishment, no pains haya
been spared to insure their
, 1876-10-08
PERMANENT AND aAUTHENT1C
HISTORY.

In preparing the present edition or the press IT hi,
accordlnsy the Of the editors brisE dow
the Information to the latest possible and fur
les science. Of every fresh production in literature
and of the newest inventions In the practical a;
prDyre88 of
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LEGAL NOTICES


AHAvE YOUR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. READ by ovER
s. 9go go pEyPiE At sMALL S1sr or ONLY go
FROM TO a5o LINES.
RIO. MARIA WARREN. THOMAS WARNER. MARY
ANN ELLIUTr WILLIAM WARMER aud AMY
CLARK the legal personal representatives Of such Of
In the Iih Court Of Justice Chsncery Division, in Eng
Iandln the matter OF act passed In tho tenth and
eleventh years Of the reign OF her present Majesty Queen
Victoria entitled An act for better securing trust unds
and for the relief Of trustses and in the mator Of She
Take notice that in of the provisions Of tho
above mentioned affidavit Of Frederic kiton OF tho
city Of Norwich in the Of Norfolk in KngIand sobsc
North Wasbam In the said county plumber and gsxer.
sscd ned In the said High Court Of Justice Chancery
May. 1875. order dated the 3Uh day Of May 1875. and
the directories OF the paymsscr General Of the Cnnncsry.
eric Kitton did. 2slh day Of May 1876 pay into
the Chsncery Division OF tho said High Court OF
60 say cIi5 being part thereo 10 the account
the share Maria Warner OF tho children of the
teAtors sisters Maria Warner of the testasors essatc
Of Thomas Warner OF tho children Of the
tcators sister, Maria Warner OF the scssators estnte
he OF Warner, Of the children
resators sister, Maria Warner of the tcsators estate
sil5 being another fth tncrco 50 he account Of
tesatos sister Maria Warner OF tho testators estatc
and El he remaining fifth part thereof 20 the
tesators sister Maria Warner OF the tcsator estate
Aud uher notice that the said Frederick Ktton may
ceedng order Of said High court OF Justice Chan
Divon OF the Judge In Chambers relating the
soress,d sum q s7 o. NH PAR. .heTeo As tho once e
Frederick Fox Of she city o Norwich aforesaid solIci.
WILLIAM EAsTos,
CiiHord's rnn London. Agent Tor Frederic Fox Of shs
Dated this 22d day Of June is76
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAp.

IL
AND UNITED STATES MAI. ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. via Desbrosses and cortlande
street ferries, ~ foIluws:-
Xxi press Tor Harrisburg Pttsburg tho West and South,
with Pullman Palace attached 80 A. NJ. and s:3d
r. NJ. daily.
NJ connecting Cory for Tusvile. Petroleum Centre
and regions For Williamsport and Lock Haven,
6:5OA. NJ
Fur Bptnore Washington and the south. Limited ash
ington Express OF Pullman paror ears daily. except
uiar Al 40 4. ~; !, Ando ~ sanisy 8 and OF n
Express for Philadelphia 30 30. 40 % 30 imited,s
1880 A. NJ, !, ~! =, 80 sn =; NJ and r: j. n,ght:
and second class. 7 r. NJ.
Accommodation for Trenton. A. NJ. . and 4:lO r. NJ
For trains Newark Etxabeth Railway Princeton. Trcn
ton. Perth Amboy, Remington. Rsividsro and other
points local schedules af all ticket odiccs
Trains PROM pittsburg u = and i0:dO A. NJ and
10 :.cs z. ~ daily: 1U:lo A. NJ and $50 r. H. datly
except Monday. From Washington and Batimors. 8 80
so A. NJ 10 10 and 10 10 r. NJ. sunday. q M.
80 A. N. From Prilad.phia. 8 O5. 20. 80. $50
1910 NJ. gao 80 5:iO. so $3.50. 3 no aud
o2OP NJ sunday. so5 6.ao. 30. 80 II so A. NJ /;
30 and 10 70 /. NJ.
Ticket Offices so and 3i4 Broadway: No. Astor House
Desbroscs and coIrilandt No Court st,
Brooklyn: Nos ia, ii6 and lis Hndsou St, Hoboksnt
Depot Jersey City. Emigrans Ticket Office. No. Battery
FRANK rHOasON D. NJ. BOYD Jr.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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NOVEMBER 30, l87e-TR1PLE SHEET.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

INLAND. BELGIUM. THE RHINE. SWITZERLAND.
&C. kC., VIA ROTTERDAM.
Steamer CALASD. Dec
steamer scHoLrEN.. Dee. ~
tothe Setherands arc great favortes with the public
Trips resniar rates low, eom:or, and living perfe,t
FUNch, EDyE 4 co NORRIS
27 South william a. SO Broadway
Morris Europe an Express
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TRAyELLERs, GUIDE.
L,OR PHILADELPHIA.

Long Branch and the New Jersey Southern Railroad
Leave pier s. North River. foot Rector ST. NJ
II A. NJ or Phiade pha. Long Branch Toms River and
vincland. -
L. ~. for Philadelphia Long Branch. Toms River.
Waretown and Tuckcrton ~