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, 1879-04-12

LnMdan GurrtsboHdsHcs ftasFxs!G Tinsf.
Ouo Ut the most familiar figures III the lobby
of thu House Ut Commons IN tic busy hour
from 6 to q Ia TINT Of Mr., Montague Corry, the
fldns Acllatcs OF tho Prime Minister. Ar. Cory
Is y Young ma,,-35 at most, should suy. hut
while lla preserves thu roy nddrcss Of youth. he
can, when need be, show tho gravity OF old age.
llo ns bccn trained III an cxccllu1lt seloul, AnI
hls lad opportunities Ut taking III Wisdom ut
tho porcs, rus josyIalie absorbed wine. .4Atr,
Cory knows everybody, md ,lcnr1y svc,rEl'niy
knows him, alii, mny add, likes hlms lIG haa
llapplly frank address, H,lu tho special 1dgulty
IT extracting more Information tha1, :lle dist
pet,scst YnclI !s alo4g thu hlghcst glffs Of dss
piotnAcy. suppose therc arc few men iu Eur6pe
who know mure Of what tho world wouM like u
know than does ar. Cory. | darv say no Is
often asked embarrassing questions. am quito
yura liz would not appear embarrassed in
answering them. Ills lrDuvcn!cnt tntcrlocutoE
might, uyen at the cl0sc Ut tic Interview, think
llo had got tie information he sought, but, upnn
further examination, would find lint be really
Ind no more than he did when he met MIR.
Cory. The friendship brtween himself al.d
Lord Beacousllell Is ono Of the plcasantest
cpleodcs In political life! Tho two ure insett-
nrablc, md no temptation Of place Or fortune
would Induce thu Secretary to ieaya his chief.
Evrry ouu knows th1t lew years u!yo. wien q
lucrGttye appointment fell vacant In tho House
Ut Lords, tie Premier uinvAslInsly pressed 1t OIL
tic acccptauce ot 3r. CORY.
, 1879-04-12

Sturdy John bright docs not like tho nrescnt
tendencies OF British politics. lu rrccnt letter
To friend 10 writes: )" think no Parliament
should sit for 1nure thun I've years; probably
three or fous years would 10 better term.
With regard to ti,e reductIons Of armies, 1t Ia
lud!crous to thiuk OF supporting this Govern
n,ent IN auy attempt os tho kind. The policy Of
this Government Tor three years past has lnadc
hefore, ansl has hcan the cuso OF all thu wars
which hnyo afflicted t1ie world. During TINT
period they have matlc needless war In Asia and
A!rica, a,tl were q nsaiu cause Of tic great war
In tic east Of Europe. hopo they Euve con.
yiccd the nation TINT Parliament dues not exert
atlil!cient control over tle disposition to go to
war shown by tho Ministers Of tho Grown. But
It must bu remembered That tho Parlis1ncnt has
partake1 largely Of tlle guilt Of tho An,Instra.
tl.,n." Thu Opposition to tho SeptepnIai act
seelna to 10 increasing In England.
, 1879-04-12

"1he recent lnrgo anl continuous itnportations
of American fresh meat aud provisions Into tho
North of England" suys tlle Luntton 7fp,es,
s.arc producing quito revolution iu thu tratle 0t
the butchers III towuB suchas NcwcasIlcou-ryhc,
those supplying the working classes. American.
fresh meat Ut really excellent quality IL sold II,
shops which hayu been opcucd by companies ut
eight ponco pur poanI for best foasttnE pieces,
for ot.pr qualities. They 'iave very largo sales,
nttk IN 1naly instances tho opening III these
elops hus l,nd tts effect Ut bringing down tic
prices OF EtlElEsll hgef two pence per pound. A
sold reta!l in the northern towns. l'llu price Ia
from eight poneo to four pe1lcr per poui.d. 4
very exeeilunt quality oi AmerIca, baron Is aolsl
among the working classea, at fiye pence per
pGunl tn piocUs."
, 1879-04-12
no pntn, no t7lsco'ora''on, daath having been
instantaneous.
CORY1CAN CHARACTER.
EEd1etAA Mtndtusf.

no phtn, no f'[eco'orAHon, ddatIl having bcen
1oetattafeons.
r,,,u,<,.>, .,,,,,, ,vrr,
~oAsl.N CllAhhcAh's'
fr0'fTt u!1a's"fs
a Corsicht+ like nn Italian, htabs man on TIC
slightest pEoyocat0r, anil thinks 1t no 1lshon0r
TO shoot ut him from behind stone wall. Tav-
tt,p k1lcd fis vcttn h. csranne tntn tt,r mat,,Is
wno ..t,,, -" ~ sos"psa LII, ,,m,,n,
e"o Nnu' oten countsT' eo'creu n,tn' "nEen Ill.,
otEaoic oeofoas b1bs'lwood,-anh thefo hseS'
supportcd by lis sympnthiztng feliow-countsy.
men, nracticaIIy safe from pureult, for tllc
KcnJormerio do po. earo much to venture into
ilo viii. 80, ,,,s,, ~, s.r",,J ., n t,or,,can
tno Ws on sneh % an Gisana. ..,,,s 90 n,,nS ,siah
sS'"'ae III 1'o H4sAe" ~ '.a.s,a,. wi H..
ou.efs oD service u pac'"cat'oA !" =
sllstusbea district. hnu mHo eltbsu up
behind tho mule-cart, without len7o asked,
chatting nilabIy; Informed ILL.,, W: Moro.
over, Lie people q tte ncighborhood nIwa5s
give thcse "bantlitti," as they nro termeu,
llaoly warming o. 1ne anEIpSasn o. the PULLEY.
some VI t!'eao gentry rave klitea 4u!to iatEu
huinbor Of fnc'l; nfla u ohly the inafaert hnVe
Mot been committed tor purposes q robpefy,
.Is oal'uit1! ere mosl opniar oepsena,iy amahR ,IR
women: but FopncTJ anu tlslt aTu Gouutcu uls'
tionnTaet GnH the Cofscan nailt1tti tI!ercio,e.
}astnaPf op}eet 10 rs eonl3nn1sI a1sat, Will ..e
oa'l'ii.t, q Grceee, iy y. sat,n. aray.
uSi i, - Iaet M .',th .s.' uui
mhic.' ~ tta's!s s:,st ~ VII nv ~
, 1879-04-12
PRECAUTIONS.
Words of WARNING.
Facts that The Public Should Remember
Advice that Should Not be Forgotten.

It. Ia tho "od, old story," II IL found In the
annals Of every medical speciality possessing mer.
H. that brood OF ndventurera nto certatn u fol.
low In tts wake. elamoring for popular favor, in
order to derive profit by palming OF their imlta.
lions, and thus hoping 10 Fcnp whcro othefs have
sown. Genuine remedies atono attAtn, after long
trial and Ratutary results, permanent reputation
and todgmcnt In tho atiections OF the afflicted. This
the ItUlnan Llver.Pad Company's remsdles con-
fehsedly have done In every cline wheso undefera
have tested their efficacy.
During tho last hvo years, Atnco their reputation
has been Established, not less than hfty eight lml
tattona have made tla!f appearance and been
placed on the market. usually under zrsat -four.
tsh and blast Of runlpsts And each Of theaa With
in short s!mo has died. a. all Others Of similar
clasa afe certain to do, namely. with quick con.
aumpton, -thelr decting existence being soma.
tmesA tttlc prolonged BY liberal waste Of money.
And whyf because eoms 10 called s'LlEtr Fods"
have proved dangerous poison; others, In vain
attempt 10 make up for tho lack Of the necessary
ingredients. were TO bo kept moist with fcry
liquid, but With the direction that It be applied
with extreme caution. while othcra weEo passive
~ 80 much Aawdust. The ir,itators sometimes
add to tho stolen title Of their pad tho namc Of
nome noted physic!hn who died long before nb+
eorption was heard Of ~ 4 remedy.
They also act In dadarcs Of an act Of Congress
declaring tho uso Of copyrighted matter, etc., as
criminal. Moro AaRrant, brazen-faccd e1nmplct+
liable TO tho fullest extent Of punishment, were
nevcr before Witnessed than from this cllss Of
buzxanls In human form.
These arc few Of tho nauy nraetfces resortcd
to in palsntng oil upon the public these monstrous
deecptons. 7ht }olsoatng Ia another fnstancs:
an sfnIloW, recently discharged from the Office Of
an agent Of tie Holman Lirsr Pad Comnany. an.
portnt'v dtsrous Of GETTING lnso fAe rad 6aslntss
al proprietor. and bsiteptHg fhas ths formula
, 1879-04-12

New fnFk...."...-....1.nM Paris.
steamers EaI! nYcry Sftur1lny from New York for
Southannl2r1, aud bEeIeu Passengers booked Tor
KATl;S or FA.sAuE-FTum Ncw Fork to South.
sMlton, LDnlnn llasre md ptsmen. ART calm sip.
rsunect rates. OELl.tE!lS t. CO.. lIuwltnH urehe.
NY. u. Ci.AGsaEHIuS d Co.. : South C1ark.kl,,
ARfnlR fuf GhtEaRO. - - - :. -,
, 1879-04-12
BRITISH sTOCK-YAnDs,

On MopJnv I vis,,n, Il,n nro., ,i,o-..oo,.
murkrt NJ a,,.. ''1'ss0 tno G'eat hsc'atoc2
Ma,rss :. ''"oon' KNOWN a. tiio metropolitan
Hell'plauned and welt-kcpt buaInesa p1acc. 1'bp
yard has long rowt ,r onnr ,nn. i, ,v.,1o,, t,,o
cattle stund, t,cd tv t ,so,, % ~ a." 49," 49,, NV
Th,, 1easa. ~. .s'a " to nesk 10 t'e esoss-oafs:
tha caves 'he beast enough libcrty to admit Of
"e nuyes Judging OF him. Every pcu has room
ios 100 bead. Tic shpep pens uro also o,.n nnd
hold ip tin nrrrcootn kc nnn ioo. 1'ho 49,
for ea,vo. as' ssaso $3.50, o1'uoo asau' ~ pe"s
ND uto ta!sed ABOVE tae 1osal OF the
being open, There f. room % ret ] asn,n @ for % fSS,
sxne. These nn,,rn1. ro,,.ir ,,nIn- s,,o,,or
, 1879-04-12
$25. $50. 800. $500. $500.

Alux. FrothtnR Riam 4 Co, haye !ten fur many y9Ars
stLCk brukcta xt bankers III Saw Yurk Ut II Wall.s
They hsyn the reputation Of Eatning for ltt cnstoa.
8NI al hAys lu LsIntlu FeFut atlnt Ut awaM lhak'
luz quick rrsHrns. krnl for ttIetr tfadHrH He1"Fs1
ftCt,-Atw 1Uek friine.
, 1879-04-12

NATIONAL. LINE OF STEAiiSlllpR.
8allas twlcc = ~ecx from Nav York u Queenstown.
Liverpool. anil t.Jnd0H
Caln paxsa:c fruin SO 70 $40 currency. Excursion
Tickets et ttducrt rRH4. stccragc, t2g Drafts On
brcat Britain and Ireland,
For a1!llugs unI tuEthrr Information apply to
=. u. LAIteua. No. sputh Clsrksat
, 1879-04-12
IaRIHOSALs.
ID X u H. o n Ais ksatHs HdI2A Ibs
u STONES Fol: SOLDIERS uRArEs.
WAR I1xlAHrXk.r,


WAs,txGroS, nc. NKrcI, III. IE7D.
EeA1ed proposals. In trnt.ae. ate heFuby invited fur
furrshjuH I(eadAt1Mcs tor soldiers utAtr4 Ia private.
rflagr and city tctcs provided " THO IRw ~;
proyr Fetrarr :. IBID. Ut which thu following Il M
'sT1lat tho Rcc1etary Ut War tslurahy authorized ta
q tlc lcxnar or yo9iecr Ar.ny af tn United States
bure3 in private. xi!lase 0r U!ty ccn.u!trtes ID ih0
sauna ,latnuf spfnsdrt bY tho law Ut MIrrh II 1879
1lc ldta :lu1 to 10 furnished q e.tltated ~ IT,
So sIc: slsatioas .isrtatnS n assai! !v .'adss,l
"sa4 bs Iyad VI application n Ee,son or " Isttct
OF SxtotlAl Cemeteries, Waal!ngiun. u. e.
Specimens of tho hrastones " bs fuTuiaIel can b9
seen 1t this 0lttrr.
Al tls .hnd By accompanied BY good md aat1efrnt
Allr,r,ca wIito nRshIc of grades named In thu spee
LEGATIONS.
,adpel 'l'rorosais e. !chl.tones. and addressed to
tho iu1s1tf3tRed kt WllD4t wsA Glcc they will 10
opened ID prcseheu VI hdders Monday Juno ID
lk7,h n,,nthcnx at II 0'CtLtE n. Ill
III fIftcT Vt tI4r 1tcFGtArf Ut Var.
Il, Z. MElQh, QnArtGEtla4seE,GeMeEAl, u. g. 4.
, 1879-01-09
FROM PORT DISCOVERY.
Jan. 8, 1879,

Jan. b, 1879.
EDITOR ARGUs:--A very pleasant and
happy time was enjoyed here New Years
eve in the way of II social hop, thus pay
ing the last tribute Of respect to the dying
o'd year aud welcoming with joy and
gldness the advent of the new.
The French bark Buenos Ayres. having
completed her cargo OF choice and asSort-
ed lumber, was towed to sea or the 9th,
by the tug Mastick. She loa'led for Peru
The tug Mastick is lying tied up to the
wharf waiting Tor times and business to
liven up.
The mill commenced running on two
thirds time last Monday morning.
Messrs. levitt and Fisk have got their
crew to work making road, getting
ready to open logging camp at the head
OF the bay. We wish them much success
III their undertaking.
Now AND THEN.
, 1879-01-09
SOUND ARGUS.
LOCAL NEWS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETlNG.-Tne regu-
,.r annual meeting of stockholders in the
pucet Sound Telegraph Company was
nsld on Monday morning. at the office Of
rho Secretary, Mr.. ID. c. ii. RothschiId.
rhe following named persons were electeI
I;re,.ors: T. 4. Minor, VIM. RenTon,
n G.. II. Rotllschild, ii. l.. TiLbals, G. G..
p.rtlett. Alta meeting Of the board of
,,rectors, Immediately after the stock
,ollers' meeting. the following named
nsr,ons were elected to offices within the
riff of the Company: Il. T. Minor. Pres
ilent: ID. G. II. Rothschild, Secretary;
HI. Tibbbals, Treasurer; X. 5. Robin
son. Superintendent. A dividend OF S3
,sr share was declared. BY the above it
w,Il he seen that all the OLD directors were
collected. with C. c. Bartlett in place OF
,be hte lamented o. +. GerriSh. The Of
icers were all reelected. The affairs OF
the Company seem to be IN very salts
factory condition. Under it, present
MANAGEMENT all seems to be working
smoothly. Considering the fact that dur
inc the past year the mills at Port Discov
ery, Port Ludlow and Utsalady have beer
for the most part idle, and that the dam
ares of unusually heavy winds have beer
sustained. We deem the showing, gooo
one. The line is reported in good condi
ton and prospects are flattcring.
, 1879-01-09

NEW lNDUsTRY.-We arc graliied to
announce that since our item about the
opening for q wagon-makcr in this town.
the attention of competent workman
has been so enlisted IN that line that he
has concluded to locate here and give the
business II trial. Mr.. Chs. Mcintyre, Of
Victoria. is the new conner. His shop
will be adjoining that of Mr.. Caleb Bill
our city blacksmith. He is II pleasant
appearing young man. and will work at
his trade in earnest, with II view of max
ing money. We hope he may meet with
success; and. as there is patronage enough
In this and adjoining counties to ensure
him constant employment. we see no rea-
son why he should not prosper. See his
card elsewhere.
, 1879-01-09

on Sunday next Rev. S. A. Starr. OF
the NJ. T.. Church, will go to Dungencss,
TO remain there over two successive Sab
baths, upon each of which he will hold
divine services down there. There will br
no services in the NJ. Il. Church here on
Sunday morning next. In the evening
the pulpit will be occupied by Allen Weir.
On Sunday, Jan. 10Th, the pulpit will be
filed, morning and evening. hy Rev. p.
&. Hetzler, agent Of The American Bible
Society.
, 1879-01-09

On Sunday last Rev. S. A. Starr was
elected Superintendent OF the NJ. +. Sab
bath school. Of this place, with DR.. n. ID.
Hill rs Assistant. The DR.. WAS Supcrin-
tendent last year. and discharged his du-
ties so crcditably that the Bible class pre-
Sentcd him, OIL Christmas, with hand.
some present in the shape Of large frame
card upon which set OF complimentary
resolutions were written.
, 1879-01-09

METEOROLOGICAL Through the kind
ness of Judge Jas. G. Swan, We have
been furnished with the following meteor
ological record for the month OF Deccm-
Der, 1873, at Neah Bay, w. r.: Highest
Barometer, 30.Sl; lowest barometer, %
y; mean, 30.l3, Highest temperature,
53 degrees; lowest temperature. q deg;
mean for the month. 3I.67. Prevailing
winds, NE + and SW. Maximum force,
3. Total rainfall S.4S inches. Number
of days in which l-l00 inch or more OF
rain fell, II. Number Of days in which
cloulnesS averaged S or more in a scale OF
10, 81. On the 9th were hail showers,
On the 30th slight fall OF snow, just
enough TO whiten the ground. During
rhe month there were II rainy or misty
days, and 10 clear or fair weather days.
, 1879-01-09

ET Express envelopes for sending by
Capt Switt's line to CoupevilIe and Cove
land, may be obtained at the store Of o.
I. GerriSh IL Co. Those who desire to
send letters over the route other than Oh
regular mail days will do well to heed this
notice and prepare themselves, rs no let
ters will be carried unless enclosed in
these envel0pes.
, 1879-01-09

SALE OF LANDS.-On Tuesday next. at
Coupevile, Island county, all he lands IN
said county, owned byr the late Arthur
Phinney. will be sold at auction by Geo.
W. Harris. ot Port Ludlow. Mr.. Harris
as executor of the estate, Is settling mp its
affairs as rapi'lly rs possible, For part ic-
ulars and descriptions Of land, see adver-
iisement In another column.
, 1879-01-09

THE editor of the Olympia Experiment
has been fairly surieited with various
telicacics in the eatabIe line, kindly do
mated to him during the recent holiday
season; and yet he begs piti(uIly for more
even though further gustatory gratiti-
cation would render medical aid necces-
sary.
, 1879-01-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Preaching next sunday in the NJ: +. Church
morning an1 evening, Dy Rev. ;. A. starr,
pnstor. Stbbnth school ut ?lj, r. MIR N.
ID. Hin, supt. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at O'Clock.
Services will bc held in st; paul's church on
sunday next ut IL A. VI: ana Z. NJ SUNDAY
school at2PM. Evening prayer on Wcdnes-
day, at O'Clock. Litany on Friday morning,
Mt 10.
Regular services in the Presbyterian Church
on sunday next, by Rev. Jas. Agnew, pastor
sabbath school as usual.
, 1879-01-09

STRENUOUS efforts are being made by
the influential friends Of Judge Lewis to
have him re-appointed to the judicial po-
stion which he holds. lie las the en-
doTcment aud assistance Of nearly all the
lawyers in this district. besides that OF
the officials il the Territory.
, 1879-01-09
Rent! Rent /!

The building formerly occupied by the
Customs officers is now for rent. Tie To-
caity of said building is one Of the best
In town. There are some fifteen or twen-
ty rooms above. and n fine room below
for business OF any kind.
Apply to l.. B. HASTINGS, Sen.
, 1879-01-09
FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP!

A splendid sulky cultivator may be seen
at the store of Messrs. Rothsehild 81 Co.
1t will be sold at very low figure, If dis
posed of soon. Those who need 1t should
not fail to call and secure desirable bar
gain.
, 1879-01-09

On Monday lust the public school at
this place was re-opencd. the pupils and
teachers having enjoyed n pleasant vaca-
tion during the holidays. Its present
management seems to be all that parents
or patrons could desire.
, 1879-01-09

The recent "cold snap" came to sud
den termination Sunday night. During
Its existence many of our townsmen had
bully sport. skating on the ponds and
lakes near this place.
, 1879-01-09

THE steamer California. Capt. Thorn.
arrived on Saturday from Portland. ell
route tor Alaska. She brought large
amount OF freight to this place for few
Of our meUhants.
, 1879-01-09

BY mistake, we ommitted in last issue
to insert the programme of exercises for
the Odd Fellows celebration which came
Off yesterday.
, 1879-01-09

E-g- The National Gold Medal was
awarded to Bradley & Ruloison for the
hest Photographs in the United States, and
he Vienna Medal for the best in the world.
429 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
, 1879-01-09

IT can make money faster NJ work for us than
| at anything else. Capital not required;
we WIN start you. sl2 per day al home
u made by the Industrious. Men, women,
bows and q Ills wanted everywhere 10 work for
us Now Is the ti;"e. Costly outfit and terms
free. Address True 4 Go, Augusta, Maine.
, 1879-01-09

DURING the recent cold weather tho Col
tnbia river was so much frozen that steam
boat travel thereon was eilectualy stopped
, 1879-01-09

The Tacoma daily Herald now comes
to hand regularly. 1t is sprightly little
sheet, and looks to BE- prospering.
, 1879-01-09

WE publish. this week, complete di-
Sectory for the Good remplars ol wash
lngton and British Columbia.
, 1879-01-09

Miss Oracle Davis, of Dungeness, is at
tending school IN Port Townsend.
, 1879-01-09

CAPT. Jas. Lawson has gone to San
Francisco to remain short time.
, 1879-01-09

BLESSED H. the man who payeth hl'
back subscription TO the ARGUS, for he
will not be bothered with dIns.
, 1879-01-09

POTATOES are being bought up Oh spec
ulatom IN this vicinity.
, 1879-01-09

POTATOES are quoted in San Francisco
ut \ cent II pound.
, 1879-01-09

PROF. Roberts las made arrangements
to give hali-hour lessons Oh Piano or Or
gan at reduced rates.
, 1879-01-09

PROF. Roberts next dance will take
place IN Fow er's Hall OH Thursday even
Ing of next week.
, 1879-01-09

SEVERAL Of our stores recently literally
replenShed their wasting stocks OF goods
, 1879-01-09

Mr.. Melhurch is back at his old post at
the Cosmopolitan.
, 1879-01-09
Mic. BarQue VALPARAISO.

NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR TIE UN-
~ dersgned agents of the above named yes.
sci will Dc responsible for debts contracted by
the officers or crew.
CAPT, ROBERT DOUGLAS, Master.
ROTHStHlLD Il co, Agents
Port Townsend, Sept. %, 1878
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-09-11
SEPTEMBER.

The golden rod is yellow;
The corn is turning brown;
The trees in apple orchards
With fruit are bending down.
The gentian's bluest fringes
Are curling in the sun:
In dusty pods the milkweed
Its hidden silk has spun.
The sedges fiaunt their harvest,
In every meadow nook;
And asters by the brook side
Make asters in the brook.
From dewy lanes at morning
The grapes sweet odors rise;
At noon the roads all fiutter
With yellow butterflies.
By all these lovely tokens
September days are here,
With summers best of weather,
And autumn's best of cheer.
But none of all this beauty
Which floods the earth and ar,
Is unto me the secret
Which makes september tar.
IT'S thing which l remember;
To name it thrills me yet;
One day of one september
never can forget.
H. H., in Scribner for September.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-09-11
STAY, SWEET DAY.

STAY. sweet day, for thou art fair,
Fair, and full, and calm;
Crowned through all thy golden hours,
With Loves freshest flowers,
Strong in Faiths mistaken powers,
Rich in Hopes bright balm.
Stay, what chance and change may wait,
As you glide away;
Now all so glad and bright.
Now we breathe i'll sure delight!
Now we smile in Fate's despite.
Stay with US, sweet day.
All. she can not, may not stop;
All things must decay;
So with head and heart and will,
Take the joy that fingers still,
Take the pause in strife and i'll,
Prize the passing day.
HI the Year Round
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-09-11
Stung to Death by Hornets.

An Eagle reporter drove to the home
OF the grandfather of young Tillson
Jewell, who was stung to death by hor-
nets at Hyde Park. The body was in
an ice-boX, and the face bore a natural
appearance. except the lips, which were
badly swollen, and there were purple
spots about the neck.
Mrs. Maria Kemp, boarder, said ::
$ was near the fence at the barn look
ing at the men pressing straw, heard
the boy say am going up the. apple
tree TO get some apples.' He climbed
the tree quickly, but was not in it sec
ond when he screamed and came right
down and ran through the barn. | ask
ed him what was the matter; he put
his hands to his heads and said he was
stung by the bees. | brought him to
the house and he lay down on the lounge.
Mrs. Tillson and myself got salt and
water and bathed him, but his tongue
swelled quickly, and his ears and lips
turned purple. AS he laid down he
frothed at the mouth and said: Il am
very sick at my stomach We asked
him if we should send for the doctor,
but he could not speak; he closed his
eyes right away, and Mr.. Tillson went
right off on horseback for DIR. Hopkins,
but the boy never spoke afterward. His
pulse would throb minute, then stop,
then throb again; and he died in about
half an hour. We examined his head,
and found a red spot on the temple,
where he had been stung, and there were
other spots. DIR. Hopkins said he was
poisoned by the stings the same as a
rattlesnake poisons.'
The hired man said he went to the
apple-tree afterward and found a large
hornets nest in it. When the boy went
up the tree he was bare headed. None
of the household thought he, was serious
~ hurt when he ranstoward the barn.
His greatest pain seemed to be in the
back of his neck oagtkeepsie On. "
Eagle.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-09-11

MUFFIN BREAD.-Four or six. eggs,
two Tablespoonful Of yeast, and quar-
ter Of a pound of Butter worked with the
eggs and beaten till:yery light, about a
pint of milk, quart Of -four, and little
salt, Work thesfleus nsgradually, and
set the whole in a mold to rise and be
baked in. Work. little, more in the
morning.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-09-11

ALADY who is known as the g North
Carolina, hooking Bird is winning
praise at Bedford Alum Springs, vir-
ginii., forshers beauty and magnificent
voice.