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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-18

A majority of the hands went up to-
ward the ceiling of the room. Know
ing it was near the upper part of the
map, the pupils seemed to have its To-
cation somewhere in the sky fully set
tied in their minds. ,3ff III !,
A MEDICAL gentleman writes to the
New York Tribune to correct, he says,
two very prevalent errors with regard
to apoplexy. The symptoms of this dis
ease are due to lack of proper supply
of blood to the brain, and not, as is gem
orally supposed, to '''a rush of blood to
the head" The rupture of the cerebral
blood vessels is due to weakness of their
coats, caused by general debility or i'll
health. Another error is that tieshy per-
sons are peculiarly liable to this attack.
Recent researches develop the fact that
the majority of persons attacked are
either spare or of ordinary habit of
body.
RALPH WALDO EMERSON, in his new
book, says: s'If a man has not firm
nerves and has keen sensibility, it is,
perhaps, wise economy to go to a good
shop and dress himself irreprOachably.
He can then dismiss all care from his
mind and may easily find that perform
ance an addition of confidence, forti-
| fication that turns the scale in social en-
counters and allows him to 60 gayly
into conversations where else he had
been dry and embarrassed. 1 am not
ignorant-I have heard with admiring
submission the experience of the lady
who declared that the sense of being
perfectly well dressed gives feeling OF
inward tranquility which religion is
powerless to bestow.'"
IT is said that the manufacture Of
revolutionary relics of various kinds, tc
be disposed of to patriots, during these
centennial times, is going on. All pa
triots who feel disposed to invest in any
material of this sort must, therefore, be
on the lookout. If any body offers tx
sell you George Washington's chair, o.
boots, or jack-knife, or autograph, ex
anime the thing closely, and get the ad
vice of your friends about it. If an,
body wants you to buy specimens o
continental money, be sure that it is no
of recent manufacture. If any bod,
offers to sell you revolutionary film
| lOck, uOu Sct tdhtu III Wy ~. III SHol
relic purchasers win find it safe not t.
purchase relics before cross-examinin!
them. 5a9
A FELLOW got fearful blow on tn
head with stone spittoon at a South
Street saloon night before last, says tn
Virginia (Nev.) Enterprise. The blow
left his head all out of shape. Their
was dent in one side of it about fou
inches deep. AS he lay there on tn
floor of the saloon, the man was hor
ribls looking object. Some of thos
, present said the fellows head could ney
er be got in shape again. A wise-look
r ing, little old gentleman in spectacle
came to the front, however, and said h
. could fix it. Procuring an ordinar
, hand-bellows he inserted the nozzle int
the ear of the injured man. After a fe,
: puffs with the little machine the fellow
' head was brought out as smooth an
plump as freshly blown bladder, an
! he got up and walked off as fine-lookin
a man as hewas before he incurred the il
, jury. ''A
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-18

HAM ToAsr.-Boil 1 pound OF lean
ham; chop it fine and mix with the
yolks of 3 well beaten eggs; add j OF.
Of butter, 2 tablespoonful OF cream,
and little pepper; stir this in pan
over the fire till it thickens; cut the
crust from some nice slices of bread,
toast them and turn the ham over.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-18
HOME INTERESTS.

BREAKFAST CAKES.-1 pint butter
milk, egg, teaspoonful soda, / tea
spoonful molasses. Stir In middlings
till little thicker than for griddle
cakes; bake in hot gem pans.
CARAMELs.-1 cup Of sugar, i pound
of chocolate, cup of molasses, butter
the size OF nutmeg; scrape the choco-
late into the molasses, add the sugar
and butter, and cup of milk. Boil 20
minutes; pour into well buttered pans,
and when nearly cool cut into squares.
NICE COOKIES. s.-Sift into q par. 5
large teacups of -four; rub into it l tea
cup of fresh butter, and 2 teacups of
powdered white sugar and handful OF
caraway seeds. Wet it with an egg
well beaten, and little rose water or
essence of lemon. Add at the last 1
teacup Of sour milk, in which teaspoon
of soda has been dissolved. If the
dough is too hard to work nicely, add q
little cold water. These cookies are
nice after having been kept some
time. 4sa,4 @.-ss-~
CLEANING OIL- CLOTHS ruin oil
cloths, clean them with hot water or
soap-suds and leave them half wiped,
and they will look very bright when wet
and very dingy and dirty when dry and
soon check and peel off. But if you
wish to preserve them and have them
look new and nice, wash them with soft
| flannel and luke-warm water and wipe
thoroughly dry. If you want them to
look extra nice after they are dry, drop
a few tablespoonfuls of milk over them
and rub them with small cloth.
BosToN CREAM CAKES. s.-The Crust.
Water, 81 cups, flour, cups, butter,
1 cup, eggs. Boil the butter and wa
ter together; stir in the flour while boil
ing; after it is cool, add the eggs well
beaten. Put large spoonful in muffin
rings, and bake 20 minutes in a hot
oven. The Cream.-Put over the fire l
/ cup of milk, and not quite cup of SUI
gar, egg, mixed with 3 teaspoonfuls
of corn-starch, and tablespoonful of
butter. When cool add vanilla to the
taste; boil few moments only. Open
the cakes and fill them with this cream.
They are easily made, and are delicious.
i KEEPING THE HANDS SMooTH.-A
writer in the american Grocer says that
glycerine is not used in the right way.
She asserts that to preserve the smooth
mess and softness of the hands, keep q
small bottle Of glycerine near the place
where you habitually wash them, and
whenever you have finished washing
them, and before wiping them, put one
or two drops of the gylcerine on the wet
palm and rub the hands thoroughly
with it as if it were soap, then dry light
" with towel. Household work and
bad weather will not prevent your skin
from being smooth and soft if this plan
Of using glycerine is followed.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-10
Or. scuExcos STANDARD REMEDIES.

Tho standard remedies for all diseases Of tho lungs arr
scHExcK'S PuLMoSio SrRuP, ScitEScK's SRA WEI
Tonic, and ScHEScK'B MANDRAKE PILLS. and, II taken
before the lunK, destroyed speedy Is @ecIer
To these thrcc medicines DR.. j. H. ScuencE OF PhilA
depha. his unrvaled In the treatment Of
pulmonary diseased
Tbs rulmonIo Syrup rpcns tho morbid matter In tho
unsS nature throws II of sJ easy eIpectoration Or
when the phlcgm or matter Il ripe sliGht cough will
throw II Oh tho patient has rOst and the lung, boSn to
heal.
To enable the Pnlmonc Syrup to do this. Schcnck'.
Mandrake Pills and Sehsncks Sea Weed Tonic must be
freely used 10 cleanse the stomach and liver Schenek
Mandrake Pill, act the liver. removing all obsruc
TONS relax tho gall bladder the bile starts freely and
the liver Is soon relieved.
SehSnck's Sea Weed Tonic Il gentle rtlfnnlAnt and
altorAtVe tho ElkAll Of which 1t Is composed mixes
with tho food and prevents souuE Il assists tho dlges
ton by tonns up the stomach TO healthy condition
that the food and the PulmsuIc Syrup will make good
blood thoa tho lungs heal and the patient wilt surpy
set well II carr Ia taken 10 prevent fresh cold.
All who wish 10 consult Dr. Schcnck either personals
or by letter, do At his principal Office corner Of
Sixth and Arch Streats, Philadelphia, syery Monday,
sehencks medicines ara sold by all druggists through
out the county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-10
The Kentucky Lotteries.

Blanton Duncan, in n letter to the
World, says, relative to tho Louisville
library lottery, that tho legal rulings by
Judge Ballard, OF the United States cir
cult court, pronounced all their drawings
M illegal lottery, and that losers could
recover the amounts paid by them upon
proof Of loss and without producing tho
ticket. In a case decided by Jury, he
says, the fact was not clearly established
of tho loss to the satisfaction Of tho
jury and the verdict was given to the
defendant. The legal decision stands
and all clubs and othOr losers can re-
cover their money. The other lotteries,
which profess to be chartered by Ken.
lucky, will share tho same fate il at
tackled by the losers.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-10
Bleeding from Lungs, Catarrh, Bron.
chitiS, Consumption. A Wonderful

ROCHESTER n. Y, Jan. 18th, 1874.
II. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, y, y;
DtGr Sir-t had suffered from catarrh In an
aggravated form for about twelve years and
for several ycats from bronchial trouble. Tried
many doctors and things with no lasting bcnc-
ut. In May, ". becoming nearly worn out
with excessive editorial labOrs on paper In
New York city, WAS attacked with bronchitis
IN severe form, suffering almost total loss
OF voice. returned homo hero, but had been
home only two weeks when was completely
Frustrated with hemorrhAEe from tho lungs,
having four severe bleeding spells within two
weeks, ani fiat three inside nine DAYS. In
the September following improved suilicent.
~ TO DO ablo to be about, though In A very
feeble state. My bronchial trouble remained
and the catarrh was tenfold worse than before,
Every effort for relief seemed iruitlesr.
seemed to DO losing ground daily. continued
In this fecSle state, raising blood almost daily
until about the fret OF March. -, when be-
came 90 bad ~ TO DO entirely confined 10 the
house. friend suggested your remedies,
But was extremely skcpticEl that they would
do nc good, AZ had lost all heart In remedies,
and begun to look upon medicines and doctors
with disgust. However, obtained ono OF your
circulars. aud read 1t carefully. from which
| came 10 the conclusion that you understood
your busineFH, ut least, l finally obtained
quantity Of DR.. SAge's Catarrh Rcmcdy. your
Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets, aud
commenced their vigorous use according TO
directions. To my surprisc, soon begun to
improve. The Discovery and Pellets, in a
short time, brought oft sevcre eruption,
which continued for several weeks. folt
much bottcr, my appetite improved, and
gained in strength and flesh. III three months
OvIry vostlgo Of the catarrh was gone, tho
bronchitis had nearly disappeared had no
cough whatever. aud had entirely ceased TO
raise blood; and, contrary To tho expectation
OF somc Of my friends. the cutc has remained
permanent. have had no moro hemorrhagcs
from tho lungs, aud am entirely free from
cAtarrh, from which | had suffered 40 much
and 20 long. Tue debt OF gratitude owe for
the blessing have received ut your hantls,
knows no bounds. am thoroughly satisfied
from my experience, that your medicines will
nilstUr the worst forms Of that odiUns disease
cntArrl, AS well ~ throat and lung diseases.
have recommended them to very many and
rhall ever speak In their praise.
Gratefully yours,
". II. SPENCER.
p. 0. Dor 5O7, Rochester, v. J.
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MISs KOOLE INTKRYIKWKn

RIPoHrEL-I called thlA morning to Learn from lou,
own lips fuller particulars regarding yuur theory Of
| COatustie for tho Complexion.
Miss XII will aid you to tbs nItbpt OF my ability
You cannot do better Kindness than 10 VAIN AFAinii
tho USE Of The Powders and Liquids generally used ID
iiEPOHTER-Your skin shows no indication. Of M
! treatment bhS has beautiful cOmpl6IlonL
Miss No; thanks TO lt0i, HAbsner, Of Vienna
For about four years ntcd powders And washes until
had ruined 10y skin. looked older At thirty over ton
Tears ago, than now,
REroMTER- ths ptnies,or AZ uualn, you with hi,
treatment OF your CASEY
lle asked ms to see the C0AnCtH using and pro.
n0unoed II ylllAinouA Said thew shn1li ho As 10
punish people who would Uiirr CHI hurttul prppAra.
lions 10 the public; He gave tho formula which
am now Offering to thu ladies', =
REhonTER But what Is tbs theory Of this tI6at
mgntG
rrp0soy or sac. Ist under this Aki1 obtaining fatty
matter Now, what mako, childr rs akin 10 SiunOth
and fair the fact that thu pVrrs closed or nearly
sO, and protects the contents ~ ipse tIO
A. EruW older BY the VI soAp In washing and IN
mAuy othvr WAYS this pOrra become rclAITd OF
and thls fatty substance, which 1. thu hSalhEiTinF
tbs pores or contract them - prsct what nature
placed uudef them
REPoRTKIL7-ThA certainly j. good logic but 400,
II Hhit0n thn skin when Appllodi
Miss k.-Yes; a hrungtta may beeoms blonde tom.
porarly II nrndu~. frAh youthful look % the akin
KtfOhTkh.nhy ~ ySl - pir ~ II and put II up
b,lore tho public in the 9ialnlty va;
Miss XII prefer to tufniGh thu ladies With the To
cNp they eau ihSn 500 they using nothing injari.
OnE can procure It Al any druggists Al usTr nominal
pIpsnte; charge the 81 TO meet tho expenses Of
advertising.
ltEr0nrRn.-You know 1t Il beneficial TO the SKIM
MIAR R.-Yoe, from eIpsFianee: besides hAVa EiVOn
II 10 Of beat phylelAns. whn prescribe IT,
v1 ,hs iorn5a bT a.adpr ~ "a MAJ II Ky S5o SIn
r. o. Boz 100, Now York City.
MISs Kill you plSAsei thank Jou-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-10

canyon. Heavy rainsca o1tonsive floods
throughout Massachusetts,, Connecticut, Rhode
leland, Now Jersey, and III tho Immediate
vicinity OF New York city, and did lOavy dam.
Rge in washing out the railways, carrying away
bridges and dams, causing laudsidcs, etc.
Twelve persons lost their lives. Tho damages
cannot 10 mado good by al,OOO,OOO. -. Tho
Chinese towns OF Wulia, TclIang AID Wen.
chas arc to DO opened to foreign trade. -.
China sends 100000 worth OF goods to
tho Centennial. .....A fire in Osaka, Japan,
consumed six hundred houses, and tho village
OF kozucli lost IhrcO hundred in the same
manner.
Tho steamship Strathmore, before reported
lost in the South Pacific, struck on tho Crozet
islands. Forty-four persons wcro drowned,
and the survivors managed to exist on tho
rocks for six months by living on tho sea birds
and eggs, until they were rcscu,d by Now
Bedford (itass.) whaloF. Tho Popo do.
nouncos liberty OF worship in Spain. 80. Col.
Gordon, tho Eaglish explorer in Africa, all,
nounecs lis command 10 in good health. .....
The famous stallion Ilamblotonian, oEnud by
Mr.. Hysdyk, OF Chester, n. y, dioi at the ago
por,or ,ra osho- ro.oJ,,orso. t,;..,an.h.
probable that war will arise between Guate.
mali and s,lv.,or l., ,,I;oh oa., Cn,,amsI.
Is pretty certain 10 be victor .Jcseph q.
Lamb, Of Norwich. Conn. ex.Stato senator
and ex-controllor, committed suicide by shoot.
Ing. Damage to tho amount Of sosO OOO
was done at Clinton, AESss.. BIZ tho rivirp w,v
OF the Mossy pond dam. Three large tneto,ics
and four other buildings woro demolished
Reports from all nlonr tho coasl nro tcanip,
with shipwrecks. Tho brig A Porter NJ S,vn
Scotia. wont ashore op thu Nav U,mn.hirO
coast, and tho nnnl,iu apL .ov.r uO, woro
lost Cant Kent and wIro uero drowned he
tho YrecLipp q, tho schoonor uarriot Sovc,I
from EIizsbcthport, of tho coust of ,faipc,
Tho stcamer Great Wes,oru, from Mcssina In
the Mediterranean. struck on tho sanJs m
AuityyilIe Long I-lanl and waan rat / rrec,,
Loss OF vessel and cargo, Si5r ,0OO. Potter
W. Schuyler, Ct New York, sick with tho con.
sumption, was cared for by hiu vito until sbc
was stricken down M, vLich 40 prerod upon
her mind that she shot hor.el, tbrouc,, Tho
heart, and the husband expired two houra
aftorvNrtl. leaving four ornh.p cbi,Iror
Thu ,.;., d.. 1,.,,,... c.,,,,,,,,
r..no;..o ..u,.i, ,na t.o, .,'". 'I % AZ oA'
.r~od 81 mn ooo ~ ,o,ao r,rars.. ' >I y. "O,
snnoas. Wv, ,o y. san aO 's'9 ~ NJ"
rr'st a,,rn, !, w. T"a,.a. ,,Sn o s ~.
sana',oa s"ra,S, IT, a ,, "I' ' a. A'o'
In,ia~ ,,o -, nar" 49,. n''s -. SUI U""
N"''"h '@AS ''So"Ss '"'' e''S' ouVSunlpeui
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-10
Important to Persons Visiting New York
or the Centennial.

Tho GRAND UNION HOTEL, New York. oppo-
site the Grand Central depot, has over $50 Gle
gantly furnished rooms. Elevator, steam, and
all modern improvements. European plan.
Carriage hire is saved, ss baggage Is takon
to and from tho depot free Of expense. The
restaurants supplied with the best. Guests
can live batter for less money ut thu Grand
Union, than at any othor Hrst-class hotel.
ptagcs mud cars pass tho hotel constantly to oil
SArta OF tho city, and to Philadelphia depot.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-10

Pimples on the face, rough skin.
chAppel hands, sAltrhoum and all cutaueoUs
affections cured. tho skin made soft and
smooth, by tho use Of JuSIPER TAnSoAP. That
mado BY Csswell, Hazard Il Co., New York, is
tho only kind that can be rolled on, as their
arc many limitations, made from commo tSr,
which arc worthless. Com.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-10

How He DID IT.-"And what became
OF Saul, Jimmy?" asked a Sunday
school teacher. "Killed hisself," was
the reply. Glow did ho kill himselfw
continued the teacher. "Blowed his
brains ont with n revolver" replied
Jimmy.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-10

A match dealer has started new
brand, called Centennial Matches"
Instead of u hundred he only puts '7G in
the box.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-10
To Our Lady Readers,

We clip the following from recent number
OF Hdrpcr'S Ladies' BdtGr, OIL account OF the,
us, new theory OF Cosmetic This lady at
least gives her patrons tho advantage OF know
Ing what they arc using:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-10
Southern Hotel. ST. Louis, No.

The most complete hotol in all It's appoint
monts in tho West. Tho tablo supplied at all
times with the best tho market affords.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-10

Mr.. Chandler, Worcester, Mass, in.
formed the farmers club that the too
common idea that timber growing does
not pay in the Enst, though it may in
tho West, has been proved incorrect. 80
far ut least rs Massachusetts and New
Hampshire arc concerned. Tree plant.
ing has been and is carried on largely in
both these States, and with decided
profit. In Massachusetts, the growing
Of chestnut timber for making railroad
ties and telegraph poles has become n
business. This timber can be cut in
fifteen or twentyycars, giving theowner,
il he keeps it in his possession, the nd.
vantage Of ut least two cuttings. In tcu
years the land will sell for three or four
Times what il would when cleared.
Much OF the land in the States mentioned
is not worth anything for raising the
usual iNrm products SO that devoted to
timber is clear grin.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-10

nnYVYnR and llorphlHt Habit absolut.lJ and
LAYIIIM speedily cured pAinIc;s; no Iubfi;,,:y
UElUI Ssnd siamG 70, Particular; DF, JAIL
= = . - etA rOS, lS7 WA'llngtnn N, Chicago IN
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-10

Agents Wan.ed! Media. and Diploma Awarded
'of liSSEFWlANs Pictorial BIBLES.
'""n Illustrations. Address f1r nav cIIcnlar,.
j. HOLMAN & E0, iIII ARCH stree, Fhlls.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-10

nara A MONTH -AEon.a wanted uTpry.
V1hn Tnefu. nn,iasss honorable and INT.
tDAlIVV class Particular bAnt trrn, Addrssa
V4NN WOkTM 90. ~ Lnnla Mo.
The New York herald., 1876-01-19
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


AMUsEMENTs-2D PAGE-Ist and % coils
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BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-aD PAsE-eihgecl
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D PAeE-sd
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PAGE
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SALES AT AUCTION.

CHERIFFs SALE or CRoCKERY. GLASSWARE
- &e-S HERMAN, sherns and General Auciioneer,
win sell this day Wednesday. January O'clock al
No 63 Murray st balance stock OF Crockery Glass and
Chinaware Oice Fixtures &c Sale positive Dealers n-
yited. WIN. g. CONNER, Sheriff
b. GALLIcAS. Deputy.
VUILLIAM ABBOTT AUcTIONEER
w Office No. Chambers IT.,
will sell this day o'clock the Stock and Fixtures of
the Furniture Store 22i Sd l24h Parlor
suits In reps Lounges walnut Bedsteads Paintings, Mat
tresses French Range large lot OF Writing and School
Desks also splendid walnut Counters fine walnut Back
Bars. large lot of Glassware, Awnings, 6c
VNILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCrIONEER,
w ohfce No. Chambers St.
a mortgage. will SELL on THURSDAY
O'Clock M the Lease Stock and Fixtures OF Liquor
Store old New York Horse Market 5l1 East I4th 81
consisting Ale Pump, Liquor Counter and Fixtures
Liquors. &c. WILLIAM ABBOTT, Jr. Attorney for Mort
gagee-