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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-01-11
CHRISTMAS BELLS.


|ss CsRaas bellsl ring forth your joyful lay
Ii asplead the glads0me tidlngs wide and far !!
|s4me the glorious, the auspiCiOus day
T1yesn frat ak5ne the bright and morning
aM,
Ring, bells, ringl
christ is King,
llkener, Saviour OF our fallen race.
hFrT bosom sacred rapture bring
tg loud the anthems OF redeeming grace
ggls Of welcome thrill the earth and sky,
Id swell the universal jubilee.
lE&ah re gnsl who, from His throne on high,
..ae down to set Sins fettered captiyes free
Ring with mirthl
Echo forth
EekaTenly declaration once again:
l6U to God in the highestl on earth,
/ nc Ind good will-good will and peace to'ard
men,
ta%he gliding breezes watt your song,
llz greet With happy notes the welcome morn:
bud anu ciearl the JOYFUL strain prolong-
astae dag our saviour King was born!
Christmas bells,
Merry bellsi
q, With triumphant voice, till Time shall
cease,
|tasfy tongue the heavily anthem swells-
sGih The praises Of the Prince of Peace!
EHill the wsrld His wondrous love proclaim
fnehlnlng music, gratulant and sweet,
FHfY heart shall bless His holy name,
|haF'ry tongue His praises shall repeat!
Peace and love
From above
v !. mankind the holy Infant brings.
NA tae christ in whom We live and novel
Aln him Lord OF lords and King of kingsl
@-Ne,c York EUening Post.
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A Substitute for Coal.

The proposition to supersede coal by
the use of carbonic gas extracted from
chalk has been submitted to practical
test, and with very satisfactory results
Extracted and applied to anthracite, ii
produces strong flame and heat, and
at so slow a rate of combustion that a
good fire was maintained twenty mine
hours in furnace which heats a
church, with only fifty-six pounds of
anthracite and an equal quantity of
chalk mixed with it during that time.
Through the aid of this remarkable
property of chalk the Ignite known as
shale may be used for the production
OF an Illuminating gas to an extent
which will appear Incredible. Even
the coarsest clay of this singular forma-
tion is full of gas, and the experiments
made in England, though imperfect,
show that one ton of this substance, to-
gether with due proportion of chalk,
will yield as large an amount of gas as
eight tons of ordinary coal. From these
tests the inventor argues that London
will be warmed and lighted at half the
present cost; that smoke, dust, and
other nuisances might be avoided, and
the kitchen fire, with some alterations
in the CRATE, might supply the house
with light. Finally; Ignite and anthra-
cite beds would become valuable prop
erty, and chalk would be exported as
coal is now.
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Easy Mode Of Lessening Pain.

A new and simple mode of producing
partial anasthesia has been tried at the
Pennsylvania Hospital. Every one
knows the numb feeling after run.
This is due to the painting, and painting
forms the whole of the new method.
DR.. Bradford, who tried it before his
class, gives the following report of his
sensations: Breathing rapidly for
about three minutes was, first of all,
attended with tingling sensation,
especially Of the tips Of the fingers, and
a feeling as though the surface was
swelling. Then there followed dizzi-
ness or confusion in the head, without
loss of consciousness, but with an ina
bility to resist or act Independently.
He had no recollection of being hurt by
a pin, which he found had been
stuck into his flesh while anesthetic
from this rapid breathing. DIR. Hew-
son has used this method
with gratifying results in stitch
ing wounds, in handling over
sensitive parts, and in probings and the
like. In case where a boy had sus-
tanned a severe sprain on the left wrist
from fall upon the ice the patient was
directed to respire rapidly, which he
did for two and a half minutes, when
the injured wrist was freely manipulate
ed without pain. In some other cases,
owing to the nervousness of the pa
tients, they could not be got to continue
the rapid respirations, and the expert
ments failed. But it is obvious that
simple mode OF dulling the sensory per-
ceptions can be really invaluable in the
thousand and one applications of what
may be called household surgery.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS.
BY MISS ALC0TT.

BT MISS ALCorT.
:. ,ks rush Of early morning.
= Tbsnt red burns through the gray,
,aa @p the wintry world lies waiting
IA sarthe glory of the day.,
rssn ne hear a fitful ru5tling
i'lt lat without upon the stair,
=. fxo small white phantoms coming,
ashl the gleam Of sunny hair.
10 they Christmas fairies stealing
poys OF little socks to fill!
80 they angels floating hlther
q Tah their message Of good will?
Thai sweet spell are these elves weaving,
IA a ke larss they chirp and sing?
~ thpse palms Of peace from heaven
That these lovely spirits bring:
p,.y feet upon the threshold,
Fsger faces peeping through,
gNb the first red ray OF sunshine,
fhapting cherubs come in view;
gstetoe and cleaning holly.
symbols Of o blessed day,
n their chubby hands they carry,
Streaming all along tn: way.
We'll We know them, never weary
Of this innocent surprise;
Waiting, watching, listening always
win full hearts and tender eyes,
gkile cur little household angels,
White and golden in the sun,
Grst us with the sweet old welcome
aNmyG Christmas, every one!"
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W GRANDPA LOST THE BABY,
A Christmas Story.

VIII you hand this baby to Mr..
an. Hes in the car ahead"
With pleasure, SIR" And the gem
nm ~ Standing on the platform held
y arms to receive the dainty bit of
as womanhood, aged three, who
. her grandfather's arms as though
a'arofe. The small maiden gave
ook into the kind face, and then
Lieut. g her arms to be taken.
5oed,bye, darling,'' said the sill
saalfed old gentleman, as the cars
\ On, Tor it was only a fag-station
1 Iae train did not come a full stop.
SIs.Oye, Dran'pa,'' answered the
Y, Y. n Kissing her tiny hand.
aalos Buford,' y greeted the gen.
~, as be entered the car with the
aa babyP" pi0A
mt she a beauty9" answered Mr..
y, ~. eVaslvely. "I'm going to take
0ne to my wife,"
~ ~ aoSn with her, and for half
3 .i~ - sle was the center of circle
4lring gentlmen, who were goino
~ aomes in the various suburban
s near the city of C.
~ Galn neared the first station
a'af0rd started up.
may as well be huntino mn bor
Saner,, ss.. said he, "or he might
ls.e s.s and leave her on my hands.
hanged if | can remember the
!, name; But, of course, he'll
y y own baby" And he proceed.
II, ~ Ava was full, and Mr.. Buford
sslasaW NJ Waole length of it; but no
y ssegan to inquire. a And nslillIast at last
ssnssa sssiGugh every car on the train
- Efforts were unsuccessful.
Isas,'s asrsd l g take her off hfs hands, hands.
y ssAlIasd hsr as his. 0'
hi ,s.s ssoFge boys be said. At
lss 'ISaspns to his own seat. ssthis
Isals. Il ook ee serious. III be DELIGHT.
It !; tns little beauty to my house
Ia q ;.o' u course; but how will its
IL ~. however. what was done
aOr-e eaFang his name with the
ssio,a1 be should be questioned i-o
a,r;ssa stopped at Blank Station
s N. ms prize home.
n !, as very much pleased. took
j !, y !. once into her t' hear 'ood aud
5ss,sslaa = laappy that she at once n ae-
araiasss ass nome and displayed all
.aoassse ra seabE ways, to the delight b.
bs'o'a bsp'' q. hoped she would be able
ana' indeed, it seemed as
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Long he fingered on his way up from
the train. Twice he walked past the
street before he could make up his
mind to turn up.
When he neared the house q deer
groan burst from his lips, for it was
brilliantly lighted, as though for fes.
tlval. The curtains were still drawn,
and he could see the tree, gay with its
hundreds of lights and glittering with
presents prepared by loving fingers to
please eyes he might never see.
His slow footsteps. scarcely fell upon
the doorstep when the door burst open,
and Alice-dressed in white-sprang
into his arms, all smiles and tears.
"Oh! Fred, I've found her! How
could you, how could you keep it from
me?"
"Found her!" he gasped. "How
do you know? What do you mean?n
give found Maudie ie-before | knew
she was lost!" went on the distracted
little mother. "She's in the nursery.
waiting for Papa to take her to the
Christmas-tree."
ooh! Alice, where did you find her?"
sobbed Fred. "I've suffered such ag-
ony to-day" And he actually stagger-
ed like drunken man as sne drew him
into the house.
"Ally," he said, late that evening,
when they were somewhat calmer, and
the Christmas lights had burned their
brief hour and died out, and tired Baby
was asleep in her crib, cit was some
good angel that guided your feet to
Mrs. Buford's to-cay."
I'm sure it was" said Alice, ear
nestly, ''for know it would have killed
me to know that my baby had been lost
a week"
"But how strange it is that | never
heard the story it seems every one else
knew-that Mr.. Buford had found a
child on the cars"
6 heard it several days ago." said
Alice; " but | was so much occupied
with my work that l never thought to
tell YOU
"And it is strange that Buford never
saw my advertisements. They were in
every paper except the Independent.
did not dare put it in that, for fear you
would see it,
And that's the only city paper he
takes" said Alice.
"Ally," said he, taking from his pock-
ct package, which contained beau
tiful likeness of Baby Maud, inclosed in
a case of gold, Z" had this painted for
your Christmas present, and the keen
est grief | ever suffered came when it
was brought home to me to-day, and
despaired of ever seeing the PR cious
little face again. Take it; but never let
me see it, for it is too closely associated
with the most horrible hour of my life. ="
60 1t is very beautiful" said Alice.
" But shall never enjoy it either. Let
US give it to some one who loves
The Christmas festival in the cottage
was wonderful affair Grandpa and
Grandma-summoned by telegraph
arrived in the first train. Mr.. and Mrs.
Buford came loaded with the presents
they had bought for Baby. The tree
was lighted up again, and Mrs. Buford
made happy by present of the lovely
likeness, which brought to her nothing
but pleasant memories. And the inno-
cent, unconscious center of the whole
adoring group was Grandpa's Lost
Baby.-OLtve 1horaae, TN the Irsdepend
mt.
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A PARIS bank employee left bag
containing 1000 francs in q cab.. The
driver on finding the money restored it,
and when the la ter offered him 90
franc piece he. replied: "Never! Do
you think that | should be willing to
profit by the misfortune of one who
like me, works for his livingP''
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

VYICTIMs sOFYOUTHFUL. IMPRuDENCE.
v who have tri,d in vain every known
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FREE. for the speedy cure OF nervous debility,
premature decay. lost manhood, and all dis
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= CO. SO Nassaa stss N. " &H
.@ap csl91lsF.s mDslossb say
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-28
Administrators Sale.

Public notice is hereby given that by
virtue of an order of the county court OF
the County OF Alexander in the State OF
Illinois, rendered at the December term
Of said court, A. ID. 1878 |, Harmon Ii.
Black administrator de bonis non OF the es.
tate Of Louis Nasanno ,late of said county,
deceased, will sell at public vendue on the
10th day OF April. A. ID, 1877, at the west
door OF OF the Court House in the city oil
Cairo between the hours Of ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon and five o'clock in the after
noon Of the same day to the highest bidder
To pay the debts of the said Louis NasannO
deceased. the following described real
estate, situate in the county of Alexander
and the State of Illinois to. wit
Lots numbered four "a, five (5l, and (S),
in block numbered seventeen 40, in the
first addition to the city of afro; and the
southeast quarter Of section twelve Q2),
township sixteenilGl, south range two (2),
west.
Subject TO the homestead interest Of wild
dow and family In and to said lot eight in
block seventeen, and TO the widows
dover in said real estate.
Terms OF sale One halt of purchase
money to be cash in hand upon approval OF
lie and delivery Of deed and one halt on
edit OF six months, purchaser To give
S curity and trust deed on the premises TO
; cure the remainder of purchase money.
Dated March, 9th, 1871.
HARMON II. BLACK.
3-s-4w. Administrator de bonas non, etc.
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a W hist Party in the Ark
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Trustees Sale

Whereas John Is. Phillis and Rachel ].
Phillis his wife, did by certain deed of
trust clearing date March the LIST 1876.
convey unto Charles A. ScOfield, guardian
of the minor heirs OF William ii. Scofield,
deceased the following real estate situate
in the city of Cairo, county of Alexander
and State of Illinoi,, and known and des.
ignated upon the recorded plat OF said city
AZ follows, to-wit: Lots numbered 10 and
20 in block numbered 20, and lots 3, g and
in block q, and lot ten NO and the south
half of lot numbered ii IN block numbere
one in the first addition to the CITY of
Cairo aiOrs said, in trust, however, TO s.
cure the prompt payment OF certain prom.
issory noe OF that da'e, duly executed
by the said John b. Phillis, for the sum of
81. l53 IS, and made due and payable TO the
said Charles A. ScOfield, guardian as aforc.
said. twelve months after date with inter
est thereon from date at the rate of len
per cent per annum And whereas said
note Is now past due and no p art ther OF has
been paid and the sal John Il. Philli. has
made default in the payment Of the same.
Now therefore, i, tue said Charles A. SEQ.
field guardian a. aforesaid do hereby mott
fy the said John Is. Phillis and Rachel j
Phills and all whom II may concern that
by virtue of said deed OF trust and the
power therein conferred on me, will at
| the hour of eleven o'clock, q. IN. on the
2lst day April, A. ID. 1917, at the westerly
| court house door in the city OF Cairo IN
said county, sell at public out cry for casl
! in hand the above mentioned real estate oil
/ so much tia reOf rs may be necessary t6
pay and discharge said promissory note
aud the interest thereon and the necessary
expenses OF executing ssid trust.
CHARLKs A. SCoFIHID,
Guardian of the minor heirs OF william II
Scofeld. deceased.
CAIRO, Ills, March 10Th 1877.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

Haydock, agent for the United States, SUR
rounds each box of Pills, and Ointment. A
handsome reward will be given to any one ron
dering such information rs may lead TO the
detection of any party or parties counierieiiln2
the medicines or vending the same, showing
them 10 be spurious.
- sold at the IN ,nuiactory OF Professor HoI-
LowAY X Co., New York, and by all respectable
druggists and dealers in medicine throughout
the civilized world. in boxes at % cent?. %
cents and 81 each.
~ There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
y. B.-Drecs.ous for the guidance of patients
in every disortc- are affixed TO each box
Office. ll3 1 liberty st., New York
dSw-Dec.l4
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For Stomachs Out of Order.

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tone OF the stomach as these Pills; they remove
all acidity occasioned either by intemperance or
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il 10 healthy action ;they wonderfully eilica-
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curing all disorders o.. the liver and stomach
HOLLOWAY's PILLS are the best known in
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Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Blotches on the
skin. Bowels, Consumption, Debility, Dropsy
Dysentery, Erysipelas, Female Irregularities
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plants. I.nmbago, Piles, rheumatism Reten-
ton OF urine, scroiula or Kings Evil sore
Throats, Stone and Gravel Tio-Douloureux.
TumoIs, Ulcers, Worms Of all kinds, Weakness
IRON any cause etc.
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sEw ADvEsrisEnENra.

xGc week IN your own town. Terms and
land, Maine.
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<AAAUS o day guaranteed using or Wen
S0A Anger 4 Drills. 500 month
e0< paid t. good Agents. Anger book
~ Tres. JilS Au-sr Co.. ". Louis. AA
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secrete too much or too little water; or
whether they lie afflicted with stone or gravel or
with aches and pains settled in the loins over the
regions of the kidneys, these Pills should be TIA
Ken according 0 the printed directions, and the
Ointment should be well rubbed into the small OF
the back ut bed time. This treatment will give
almost immediate relief when all other means
have failed.
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ST. LOUIS,IRON MOUNTAIN
& SOUTHERN r. r.
TIME CARD.

Express leaves Cairo dali y..............2 90 y. IN
.Spre.. arrives NJ Cairo dali y........ss,t 90 m
Accommodation leaves Cairo daily 90 II Ia
Accommodation arrives daily Except
sunday .... -....'... it.'Na. IN
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption. that scourge Of humanity. is
the great dread OF the human family, In all civil
zed countries.
feel confident that am in pos SEES sion OF the
only sure, ibfalliule remedy-now known TO
the procession for the speedy. positive cure OF
that dread disease, and its unwelcome eopeom-
itants, viz: CataIrh, Asthma, bronchitis, Nsr-
yOns Debility. etc, etc. am old iogl. i tr-
lieye in medicine. Twenty eight years cape
rienee rs a busy practitioner IN the best con-
sumption hospitals in the old and new world,
has taught me the value of proper mcdica ton
both local and constitutional in the cur OF thi >
great enemy of our race have found H. But
| am~di gresssing. l started cut TO cay to those
suffering with consumption or any of the above
maladies, that BY address ng me giving symr-
toms, they shall he PUT in possessions OF this
great boon, without charge, and shall have the
benefit OF my experience in thousands of cases
successfully treated. bull particulars, dhec-
tons for preparation and use, and advice and
instructions for successful treatment Ut your
own home, will bs received by you by return
mail. free Of charge, by addressing
DIR. JOHN s. BURNETT,
wiiiy iS' Jefferson street. Louisville. Ny
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Bro--, President. II. Wells Cashier
T.. heil, Vice rres' {. 4. j. hertb. Asst. ash n
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CAIRO, ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH % 1877
r0RrY yEARs BEroRE THE PUBLIC
DIR. 6. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATE
LIVER PILLS,
Dor The CCRG OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
i edge ofthe ribs, increases on pres
sure sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss Of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are Costive, sonetimes alter.
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There IS generally considerable loss
ofmemory, accompanied vitha pain
ful sensation Of having left undone
something which ought to have beep
done. a slight, dy cough is some.
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility /;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning ana he complains OF a
prickiy sensation of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although ne is
fn;,i - - e'e. ~. - ouiu We oeiIe
go ~ 49,, ,-'s' -, "e ."n soaiOeiy
:. ~ W ip.'',uue enough 10 ny
aJ,, ST. ,~., nc ,!is siI every rem
80. 1891 ~, VI 9l'e ABOVE Syinp'
i o,l'' ''''..lu '.iI ui'T''Se' Du' cases
;r.si 0ooaiIou "iieIc IL" oi 'hI'l eX'
-, - &c, eN1ii'ili;''ioh OF Inc pody,
- - -, '.''' 49,. ''T INC iiNfK 10
go ,s',e'y ueIaneeu'
n " : / 1,c y y - ! L l. X
IN - W Lot 8 Nv LR FILLS
, - 80 ~: - GO ~ !: AND EVER, Wnen
taken win 'luihihc, are productive
e y, i.i1 .los' n-i,l'y flsni's. NO better
''''- '-I - "a. ~ U7,G' preparatory
~ "'.Ni '~hiiS 'SuIhIllc. we
would advise all who are afflicted
with this dise.sa 70 o,;,.a H., !,
FAIR TRIAL.