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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-01-23
BABY MINE.

70 lark e'er rose to heaven
ana piped his joyous Law.
nof elithesome maiden sung
ner merry roundelay,
Assweet as baby,
Baby mine.
20 sveeter thing is seen
tl4n folded hands on bre ast,A
A. softly sinking into W
angel guarded rest.
Baby mine.
Nostar in Wonderland
sssa radiance, of light,
aSshlneth from the ewes
%nllch, and blue, and bright,
NJ precious baby,
Baby mine.
~ angel wing above us
q 1a.n motion half SO sweet
NIUE sne nrst uncertain steppings
y nsa me little dimpled feet,
VI bonny baby,
: ess Eaby mine.
noQn that God might give me
q lom his storehouse up above,
= nv WSslQ Ah my heart o'erfiowing
IN such rich and wondrous love,
Assweetest, dearest,
Baby mine.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-01-23
Did Not Like Mustard.

Fowls occasionally fall into the bad
habit of devouring their own eggs, in
duced probably by their privation of
meat food. One poultry-raiser, whose
flock persisted in the practice despite
the best of care, tells how he finally
broke it up, after trying many remedies
in vain: eesrs
At last I thought would play trick
on them, so got an egg and broke the
butt open large enough to let out the
inside Then mixed up some good
strong mustard and filled it full, putting
piece of shell over the part broken.
Invent to my coop and put the egg in
the nest. had no sooner dropped the
egg than one of my hens bounced on it
like a cat on mouse. = f3gs4e}
She stuck her bill in it and dropped
the egg on the floor (not waiting for me
to retire.. No sooner did it touch the
floor than the rest of the fowls went for
their share; they got it, all of them.
They soon walked off wiping their
beaks against every thing, they. came
across. They left little for manners
sake. 1t resulted (the joke) in my
gathering the eggs the next day, and I
have not had any occasion to repeat the
experiment until last week, when tried
it with the same result, and since then
gather eggs every day.-Poultry Yard
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-01-23

Nor for many years has snow fallen
so copiously as during the close of last
month on the higher Alps. The passes
across Mounts st. Gothard, Bernard,
and Simplon were closed to travel, and
the mails had to be sent by the Mount
Gents Tunnel.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-01-23

To POLISH FLAT-IRoNs. .-Beeswax
and salt will make your rusty fat-irons
as clean and smooth as glass. Tie a
lump of beeswax in rag, and keep it
for that purpose. When the irons are
hot, rub them first with the wax rag,
then scour with paper or cloth
sprinkled with salt.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-01-23

CHEAP DoUGHNUTs.-2 eggs, cup
sugar, butter size of walnut, l cup
sweet milk, little nutmeg, 3 tablespoon
fuls baking-powder; set the dough
where it is cool for an hour and they
will be the lighter for it.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-01-23

s women, who are accorded
! NJ . suffrage, invariably vote on
kssssM y polygamy, lest a change in
amentai institutions of Utah set
sa1t to contend with the worlds
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-01-23
THE OLD,


Ay, Old FEAR! The hand of grief
nav sA
ses lIumanity's tear flooded eyes,
~ departure mourning, heaving
ins
nilto Times undertaking law,
a marred by many simple fault and
Ren the page Has Been thy record lies.
w VIM thee thy son December dies
~ y the fast's eapacious NAV
sgthe HE -lisped thanks from child
nods heart,
light and happy with his Christmas
cheer.
q sl,h thy waning latest day, depart
aoufeach breast all envy. hate and fear,
moved to live and act the better part,
W. my memory green-Farewell, Old
fI;ssslns' ;ss young New Yearl With tears
1. Whole world bids thee welcome. On
" 70 Be, we hail thee, babe new born !,
he rresent, smiling infant boy!
IN ~ aLfisal early serve to cloy
y aappiness the many hearts, time
y \. waited long thy coming, weary, worn,
i lluy. Ao i'oii' "i1 Goa 9 .
ehld, ' WIN 'iioii IL '' io'o
49, sad Man hold thee in hope most
"ss ass ssnticlpati0ns on thee build;
MN IN .s y each hearts promise be sincere,
s,ssas x nss ne all soul desires fulfilled,
Tce Tss,s eiessing-Welcome, glad New
--Matcolm Taylor.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-01-23
,r,r FEAST or THE KOL'
! ~ FOLK.
cHofA sAePooR.

cHorA SAerooR.
!. have |, opened the door,
hs sase nsf twice, thrice!
oIo I'VE swept the floor,
y ~ have boiled the rice.
Weh;ther We come hither!
eon's eon,s from the far lands,
e OLE froia the star lands,
agp Game as before'
~ T lived long together,
a. ioyed one another;
hsm same hack TO our life.
e.,us wf father, come mother, A
cums eons sister and brother
eSs,dl shild husband, and wife,
rcr % yI,u We are signing.
cdws ~ take your old places,
I've SS,se Iook In our faces,
The dead on the dying,
Come home!
.. have opened the door,
n nnee twice, thricei
" hsve kindled the Goals,
snd We boil the rice
rar the feast of souls.
cnn,e .hither, come hlthef!
rink not we fear you.
Tha.e hearts are so near you.
! anns tenderly thought on,
sn,ae ill unforgotten.
ssme irufli the shadow lands,
ss sam tlye dim meadow-lands
mere the pale grasses bend
loNto our signing.
Daue isther, come mother,
fame sister and brother,
same husband and friend,
Tbe dead TO the dying,
Come home! 49,,
Fshave opered the door
ion entered so soft;
For therest of souls
Eebsye kindled the Goals,
md we boil the rice soft.
Game you who are dearest
fous who are nearest,
come hither, come hither,
proirI t)iit the wild weather;
The storm clouds are flying,
The peepul is signing,
cemefn from the rain.
Came father, come mother,
Come sister and brother, @
tome husband and lover,
Beneath our roof cover,
Look on US again,
Fhe dead and the dying,
Come home!
Eehare opened the doori
Furthe feast of souls
Eebave hndled the Goals,
Teulay kindle no more!
Shake, fever and famine,
fhe curse of the Brahmin;
fhesu and the dew,
lhey burn us, they bite us.
they waste usand smite us;
Our days are but few!
Instrange lands far yonder
Iow0nder and wander
We hasten to you. s
listtsen to the signing,
B While yet We are here;
yof seeing nor hearing,
Newait without fearing,
Tefeel you draw near.
odead TO the dying
Come home!
-laAs g. Whittier, in January Atlantic.
NETS 10 THE OLD AND tn
NEW FEAR.
, 1879-11-08

Lieut. FarrOw went down on FRIDAYS boa. .
ne gill proceed to ashington ON well earn.d
leave of absence. ca
MIR. W. II. Olds' returned from the Bav c;tv
where se has been for the past wear stndvin1
surgery and medicine.
Capt. Hunter and Tom Sutherland of the
Portland Standard, lett on the Oreqon ON Wed.
nesday last for San Francisco. en- route for IN.
East. Good luck to them.
Gen. and Mrs. McNlicken. from Olvmp;a
arrived on yesterdays train. The General j.
ny ON business connected with the Northern
Pacific railroad andwill remain her9 few DAYS.
Mr.. Jacob Stitzel. collector of customs at
Fort Coiville, had wheat on exhibition Mt the
Oregon State Fair th&. attracted great atten-
ton from its superior quality 1t was spoken
OF as being fully equal To the best known.
The Rev. Father Duffy, yesterday returned
from Vancouver whittier he went to give the
address on the occasion of the installation of
Bishop Junger. His address was most elo-
quent, and was decidedly the best on the sub.
Ject We ever heard.
Mr.. s. b. Davenport, Of Nevada City, Cal
visited this office yesterday and informs us tha,
he will open general insurance agency in this
city OF which due notice will be given in ou,
advertising columns next week. We bespeak
| for him cordial reception from the public gen
orally.
, 1879-11-08

ATTEMIJED EsC APE OF INDIANs.-T Through
the courtesy Of 4. Reeves Ayers, Esq, of
th.e, city, IN presenting US with private let
ter written by J. W. Masters, We are en-
abled to present an account of an attack
made by the Indians convicted of the Per-
kins murders upon the iailor at Yakima city.
About $50 A. NJ. on the lat inst, York, the
jailOr. had occasion to enter the cell where
these fends were confined, when he was
struck on the head wsth stone, wrapped
in a buckskin sling in the hands of Kipe.
York staggered out into the front office to
get his revolver, and the Indians left the cell
to secure d loaded needle gun in the Office,
when they were fired upon by the jailer
through the window, ard all of them wound
ed. They retreated to the cell and crowd
having collected they were disarmed. Kipe
was shot IN the right chest, the ball ranging
through his shoulder blade, breaking his
arm all to pieces, also slight skin wound
on his face Saluskin was shot through the
left elbow, tearing his arm al . fragments.
Twis-ow-na received a flesh wound in the
hip, another ball hit him in the back, pas
sing through upper part of scalpala, and
lodging in or about the lungs. kipe and
Saluskin will probably recover, or live long
enough to be hanged, but Twi-ow-na is la
BILE to die at any time. We congratulate
York o. his miraculous escape, and trust
that he Will have the pleasure of witnessing
these demons dancing in mid air.
, 1879-11-08

Fopyw,Rxrp YoREaRsEp.- Physicians snd
inyaIids use with confidence The Kaiser Cele-
brated German Elixir for Consumption and
throat and lung diseases 1t Is rich in the me
dicinal properties Of tar, wild cherry, etc. Is
rendered perfectly harmless to the youngest
child. This would have proved an Angel OF
mercy in the household Of those unhappy par
ents at Vallejo, Dixon, Beaver, Utah, and nu-
merous other places, whose children were
slaughtered ty a qrsck medicine recommended
by its owner to cnre Group. possessing no prop
critics calculated 10 cure il, but instead deadly
drr,., which has slain It's thousands. lie sure
YOU get only German Elixir. The genuine
bears the PruSsian coat Of arms and the fac.
simile signature Of Dr. Kaiser. Samples at all
drug stores. Large size, - ceHts. II. 4.
HOLMES and J. IL. DAY, Druggists. Sole
Agents. fNu-
, 1879-11-08
WAELA HALLi, W. r.

A city Of renown, not on Puget Sound,
Where many men of wealth are FOUND
And many men whose means are small,
And people with no means at all
a city where proper industry yields.
Rich harvests in her various fields,
Mechanics here of every grade.
Whose labor Is but poorly paid.
Produce all sorts OK useful things,
From steam engines To wedding rings.
Our factories do not reach the scores,
But We boast Of 80 trading stores,
Where one can buy all kinds Of stuff,
PFC iled he has cash enough.
The strangest thing of all, and best,
Each one sells cheaper than the rest
To read their little putfs, you'd say
They are almost giving goods away,
But when You go to buy for cash
They either offer shoddy trash,
Or else they ask a stated price
For anything that's good OF nice.
In TIRES Ike these, it's well to know
Just what tn do, and where to so.
The working man, for every cent,
Should get n iulf equivalent.
If you wish money TO invest
In shoes or boots, always buy fhe best;
Such You will find in Dolan's stock.
Main street, next building to Paine's Block
And Dolan has enough for all,
For young and Old, for great and small,
Fine boots for ladies' of every kind
To fit their feet, and please their mind
Some made of serge, some boxed around,
Some kid, the finest in the town;
Men and boys boots of every grade,
Shoes of every style that's made,
Some made fine, and some are plair,
Some to button, all tie same,
And some are made to lace,
But are sure to fit in either case
And then his stock of children's shoes =.
From which his customers can choose,
For all from daughters, to young ladies
Down to the darling little babies
And Dnlans prices are as low
As can be found, that's really so.
The place to trade is Dolan's store,
Main street-Paine's BIock-neXt door
DoL.tN-
rSIm. Main Street, Wal{a Wdttd.
, 1879-11-08
AYERS AGUE CURE,
FOR THE SPEEDY RELIEF oI

F.rrr aud Igme, Intermittent Frrrr, thW
Eerer. Rem if,rnf F~rcr. Dumb 4gme, Per-
iodiray or B;lioms Ferer. Etc, and indeed
iii The affections urhicf Gris- from "sata-
r;ouS marsh, or MidSDlGfir pOtSOnA
BEEN WIDELY USED DURING
the last twenty-five years, in the treat
ment of these distressing diseases, and with
s,cb pnvarying success that II has gained the
ren1ltation Of icing infallible. The shakes, or
cb;lls once broken by II, 90 not return, until
the disease is contracted gain. This has made
i an accepted remedy, and trusted specific, for
The Fever and Ague of the West, and the
Cb;Ils and Fever OF the South.
Ayers Ague Cure eradicates the no.ious
poison from the system, and leaves the patient
r u,su as before the attack 1t thoroughly
s.,,.Is .be disease. SO that no Liver Complaints,
pSs,,natism. Neuralgia, Dysentery or Debil-
- ,SItow the cure. Indeed, where Disorders
- H. I iyer and Bowels have occurred from
Il;s .matic Poison, il removes the cause OF
them and they disappear. Not only Is 1t an
sgs..,ual cure. but, If taken occasionally by
,a.;sprs s,rased TO malaria, 1t will expel the
ppa;Son and protact yhem from attack Trave-
- and Temporary residents IN Fever and
- Localities are thus enabled TO defy the
Tssase The General debility which Is So apt
- s,s,,e from continued exposure 20 Malaria
s,5 Niasm. has no speedier remedy. For
liver Complaints, it is an excellent remedy.
Prepared by
ND AVER L Co, Lowell. Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
HopeE. DAVIS Co, Wholesale Agents,
ihoD'' Portland, Oregon.
so,J bv all Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
Soi' y SLY
, 1879-11-08
MARRIED..

DCpUY- -MooRE.-At the residence of the
brides parents, November 2ts 1879, by Rev.
Robt- Boyd, Mr. Oscar L. Dupuy and Miss
Tillie L. Moore all of Walla Waila.
PETrY-HEss.-In this city, November 5th.
1879 by Judge Whitman, 5e Petty and Miss
Mary Hess.
McCoy-KERy-In this c.ty, November 5th,
1879, by J. ID. Laman, J. p, James P Mccoy
and Miss Roxy Kern.
, 1879-11-08
THE GEM SALOON,

The cool weather induces many OF our citi-
zens to visit the city Ed. Williams Gem
saloon is crowded and Major Domo, the cele-
brated Charlie AbrahGms, is 5 smiling as a
basket of chips. The success OF Ed Is owing
% the fact that he serves up nothing but the
bsst cigars and liquors, including the J. IL.
rutter whisksy. The best billiard tables m
, 1879-11-08
DIED..

HAYES - On October 10Th, 1879. Mary,
daughter of Dan and Lizzie Jane Hayes, aged
5 years and l day.
HaDLEy-On November 81, 1879, Grace S.
Stella, daughter of Daniel and Mary Hadley,
aged Years, months and l3 days.
WoRNINGToS.-In Milton, Oregon, Novem-
Der Sd, 1879, of Membaneous Group, Ralph,
youngest child Of NJ V. b. 4 II. A. Worm.
ington, aged - months and days.
, 1879-11-08
Py.Nes AND Organs.

II you wish to buy piano, organ, sheet mu-
sic or music books, or If you wish to have an
instrument tuned or repaired, or exchange an
old one for new one, or an organ for piano.
bv payin- the difference, call on Stanley Bros.,
Who will furnish you any kipd Of an instru-
ment YOU want on the most liberal terms. Soft.
, 1879-11-08

STAGE Sgorrsa. The west bound stage was
stopped on the Blue mountains one day this
week, but the woa!d.he robbers got nothing,
as tn, tyeaq5re box was empty and the passen-
,,rs who werc in advance of the stage were wn-
mplrst-I one II them was the paymaster ut
Fort Y4acouyr.. auG kai 5000 ON his person.
, 1879-11-08

CovlyG. The geni.l and enterprisng theat-
rird manager. john Masuire, of the New
Market thyatr, Portland, will arrive III this
,ity in ah,ut 4 wee wr-h the hest troupe that
c,cr ns,i. their ag!. nee IN tlEs sect'on- y
r.,r,. treat /, IN prospect for our citizens.
, 1879-11-08
-o~

Frs7GvU The festival given by the ladies
Of the Fist Christian church at the City Hall
last Tuesday evening WAS well attended. The
evening passed off Yer; pleasantly, ahou: two
hundred hrin; present The lunch was excel
lent. The ladies deserve great praise for
the energy thy dis2layed in regard to the
matte.
, 1879-11-08

PORTLAND ENTERPRISE There can be no
srrer Indication that the immense resources OF
this highly favored Wal!a Walla country are
thrusting this section prominently forward into
favorable notice than the fact that, In this
issue VT. present several new advertisements OF
Portland merchants it speaks we'll for the lib
erality and enterprise Of the metropolis OF the
north west. and is evidence that they apprecl-
ate the growing Importance of our beautiful
country. We refer our readers to the adver,
tiSementS Of these well known, long established
and first class houses for information concern
in, their SpecialtieS.
, 1879-11-08
s,Srv.yr,sCo REsTigRANT.

The excellent meals which are supplied to
the public at this famous restaurant fully ae-
counts for its grea. popularity. Strangers
visiting the city should give it the first call.
No trouble or expense is spared to obtain the
best articles of food in the country. The same
old prices, three meals for one dollar.
, 1879-11-08
v,sg.;.ycyT PLAN THAT PAYS.

Buy you home in the LanEford Addition.
Mcssrs Chapman & Boyer. real estate as nts,
ha 2 few more choice lots for sale IN this
locality For sale on the inataliment plan
Buy you Lor..e now, AMI save that rent bill.
, 1879-11-08

Is the fierce struggle for existence which
most of us are called to engage in, good health
is of utmost moment. Any agent that will
restore and build up the wasted energies be
comes of inestimable value. Such an agent is
Frese's Hamburg Tea. ii increases the aetiv-
itv Of the liver and kidneys, and stimulates the
bowels, thus enabling the system to ward off
,lisa.s.
, 1879-11-08
yIgTS t,C Ss{SEJ.

Rubber boots and shoes for men, rubber
boots and shoes for ladies'. rubber boots and
shoes for children, rubber boots and shoes OF
every style and quality, can he foun'i at the
lowest living prices at Dolan's Boot Shoe
House, opposite the postofhce.
, 1879-11-08

tBE establishment of Messrs. Shindler 4
Chadbourne, Of Portland, Oregon, whose ad-
verti,ement appears under new to-day, sup
plies the greater portion Of the demand for
Pacific coast industries in San Francisco; their
furniture combine substantially and elegance
in an eminent degree for further particulars
see "ad"
, 1879-11-08
THIS i. the lurid manner in which . local

This is the lurid manner in which q Local
poet lets his fancy loose on Autumn and
all the me low color connected Herewith
10 sleep the sun sinks slowly IN the hills,
And all the western stony winter skies,
A flashing food Of fitting colsr fills,
Full fair enough for skies Of Paradise.
Like some great dome of irideseen: gems,
Lit by thousand lurid, Pickering fires
Like Natures lustrousest Of diade,ns
Like-hke-ah, the poverty of language
Like, saw, the picture on a circus wagon.
, 1879-11-08

G,rrY THFArTE new Gaiety Theatre
in this city WAS opened to the public for the
first time on Saturday everins last, when the
building was crowded to its fullest capacity by
an ah..irins and apprec;atiye audience; NUM-
hers were unable to obtain admittance, and
judging hy the nightly crowd, there is a gen
cr.l disposition II Suppor5 the new enterprise
extensively \ special performance Is out Tor
b. night. and those who have not Yet seen the
inside Of this mammoth building viii do well
to pay the price of admission and 20 early
, 1879-11-08

,rrryy LEAVES doubt whether ia
,...,. N,Ila,nhrnsa was strewed thicker with
.,r-s than are the streets and sidewalks of
=; CITY At the present time
, 1879-11-08

This fashionable resort is one of the incest
saloons in ,he city. Superintendent Jerome
takes pleasure in waiting on and supplying his
customers with the best liquors and cigars
Tex himself is our bsau ideal at a jolly host
and his popularity is To be envied.
, 1879-11-08
E,sy.ES OYSTERS.

The oyster season having well opened our
energetic friend Tom Taylor has secured the
finest bivalves that money can procure, and Is
pr,uared to serve them in AL styles to his mum
eronS patrons at the lowest prices.
, 1879-11-08

"Srrrs@ THEN ALL-Fishel Roberts cor
nor Of FIRST and Alder streets, Portland, Ore
ron. are the leading clothiers and merchant
tailor, Of the north Pacific coast. SEND LOT
samples and rules for self measurement
, 1879-11-08

WILL the OrsgonI,n's mailing clerk kindly
rectify the little mistake through wh'eh cur
vaIued exchange fails to honor the STATESMAN
r.,,ar hoy with its accustomed regularity!
, 1879-11-08

If business or pleasure takes you tn Fort
land hoard at the Holton House restaurant
The table is the best in the city, and don you
FORGET it. Note the address : Alder street. be-
tween Front and First.
, 1879-11-08

FAILED t. PNSS.-From advices received
from OLYMPIC it appears that the act TO amend
the present ls,r Of the desc Mt of real and per
,nd property has feiled to pass. Well, We
iookrl for just that tilins.
, 1879-11-08

Musician CoHING.-Mr. John Kelley, the
celebrated California pioneer musician. accom-
panicl Iy his wife, will give q musical enter
t.iamcnt in Walla Wa!la shortly, of which
inr notice vii! hc given.
, 1879-11-08

M,krr REPORT Wheat, per bushel, GO C /;
harley. per Genital, new, 80 C; old, 90 C; oats,
uer Genital 81 corn, per GENITAL, 81. Wheat,
!, Portland, 81 30: wheat, in San Francisco,
3 40
, 1879-11-08

Our fair city has two handsome drug stores,
and thev agree that Plumbers Oregon Di0''
Purifier is the most popular remedy soid-
, 1879-11-08

ALL kinds of general jobbins done IN a work
nanlike manner at reasonable rates. oy D.
West, Main Street L EAR 3D.
, 1879-11-08
uUWvYTtYloR.s SALOON.

This salaon has been refitted and renovated
IN a most elegant manner, and vel supplied
wish the choicest brands Of liquors and cigars
4 free lunch is one OF the attractions Of this
popular resort Those who once try it will call
arain
, 1879-11-08

HArrFR-C H. Nlenssdortier, of Isl Front
Street and l62 First Street, is the only first
lass. fashionable halter in Portland who re-
,rivc, new styles by every steamer See his
NV "aA.
, 1879-11-08
BUSINESS LOCALS.


For an elegant set of teeth, on the best rub
her base. Also, reduction in gold and other
filings. Anpsthetics, for painless extractioh
of teeth, Once. over First National Bank,
corner of Main and Second street
1etf VIZ. B. GLOVE
, 1879-11-08

Gur oy TIE RGvEE.-The past two days
= ,rfnI La, been blowing such gale up the
.-..r that the boats have had to tie up above
,I.- Uu.a.iila rapids.
, 1879-11-08

CoxSFcaATIoY-E Rev. Iunger was on
Tuesday last consecrated bishop of Nesqually
Fhi, bcin,; the first consCcration that ms ever
taken place in this territory, 1t was looked t"
w;tL .rea: int ,rest. ami from all accounts WAS
highly appreciated by the faithful. KeT
Duilv Of this placc delivered the sermon which
= spoken "f in tie highest terms, FATHER
nuGv i IN elnurcnt speaker and his future
far high honors in his chgrch is very fright
, 1879-11-08

RAILS FOR THE n. P.-The 4,n'otn arrived
at Wallula on Thursday evening with big
load of rails for the North Pacific road at
Ainsworth They recently arrived out on the
NeIdXctk0n
, 1879-11-08

Fr;f PHoTocMrHs. The photographs taken
by Brodeck which are on exhibition in tie vari-
,u, shop windows are perfect gems of art.
Thc-r II tie officers of the 1st cavalry are par
li,ularlv fine.
, 1879-11-08

NABoB WHIskEY- celebrated ''Nabob
whiskey" is now for sale at Holmes drug
store. Proven by analysis to be perfectly pure
and recommended BY physicians for medical
, 1879-11-08

rp.Vprp Orr.-Want Of space in this issue
.,.a. ont tie report of the Commissioners
-....ffr-s. the assault by the Perkins mur-
tt...r. and much other interesting mater,
, 1879-11-08

The Unitarian Society has rented tne e,n;ng Mn
sonic Hall for their Sunday services mf ne1f
and evening There y, SUNDAY Ss ns school a. I'll
sunday faseptE Ssx + 'is 4 GsIVn slH viii preach the
ocloeA =. .he dedication of the new Universal
;s1 :. eSureb in DAYTON next Sunday.
, 1879-11-08

STATE elections don't bother the average
voter worth cent when he can get a PAIR OF
those celebrated gloves for the cold weather,
bearing the brand, Mills, Leak 4 Co, for sale
al Joe Bauers.
, 1879-11-08

GES. HowARp,s recent lecture at Vancouver
;s very favorably spoken Of, and was largely
= ..tsnaed. many persons being unable to ma
, 1879-11-08

In the fall young mans fancy tish'iy Turns
to thinking how he is going to raise the heeu-
ful for a new ulster.