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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-02-19
Sherif.,s Sale.

Hamilton & Co., } No 2723. In Dis
VS.. ) trict Court of Roc
Hannah p. Dickson. sier Parish . I La Dos-
by virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued in
- the above named snit, and to me directed.
have seized and will proceed to sell at public
Court house, in the town of Bellevue. La.
on the third Saturday, the 2lst day of Febru.
airy, 1880, the following described property sit
uated in the parish of Bossier Of defendants,
to-wit: =
200 Sacks Cotton Seed.
Sixty seven bales of cotton. less the I,abor'a
interest in same.
Said property on defendants Lake Place. in
Bossier parish, and to be sold to pay and sat
Terms Of Sale-Cash, with benefit Of an.
pralsement. r. E. WYCHE, Sheriff.
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Party Policy.

The apparent disposition in Con-
gress of both parties to shirk the
issue involved in Senator Bay
ards financial proposition is not
creditable to American politics.
No man of ordinary sagaeity can
fail to see that the party which
plants its financial policy upon con-
stitutional grounds which admit of
no dispute, and on principles that
are fundamentals economiescience,
will ultimately be the successful one.
We have heard a great deal said in
the political arena of late about hon
est money. This fact is tribute to
popular intelligence, and reveals a
general consciousness that the yer
dict of the country will ultimately
be in favor of a currency of intrinsic
value. Nobody denies the conven-
fence of paper currency for business
purposes. But there is not a man on
the continent who by his will would
treat the greenback as Of equal val
ne with gold. To still hang on to
the fiat theory that it is so-for this
practically is what the opponents of
the Bayard proposition insist on
and to refuse to exercise gross fall
lacy when nothing binders but cow
ardice or q disposition to tamper
with it for present party use, is un-
worthy of those who are clothed in
the habiliments of craftsmanship
There is a marked contrast between
these days and those in which the
old Democratic and Wing parties
contested with each other for popu-
lar ascendancy. We can hardly
conceive of Andrew jackson, or Z.
ID. Benton, or Silas Wright, or Levi
Woodbury. as practicing the policy
of the artful dodger on any question.
That of the currency would have
been the last on which to temporize.
Nor can we associate the names of
Webster, Clay, Crittenden, Berrien
and their Wing associates with any
such craftsmanship. On both sides
there was distinct and definite line
of policy boldly proclaimed, and
when the issue went to the people
every voter knew for what as well
as for whom he was to vote. The
theory of those men seems to have
passed away with them. They be-
lived parties were organized mainly
for shaping the policy Of the coun-
try, and that party patronage was
but an incident to party success
In our day this seems to be reyers
ed, and the chief inquiry is how can
| and my friends get an ofliceg True
sagacity and party expediency lead
to a return to the old party. Sena-
tor Bayard's measure is in precisely
this line, and he at least has the
courage as well as sagacity to 60 for
his convictions. Frankness and
boldness are qualities which always
command popular favor. Enough
OF these have been employed in pro-
pagating the error, and they have
been altogether too successful in
captivating the popular ear. The
issue whether the Government shall
compel tradesman or mechanic or
day laborer to exchange his capital
for shinplasters is one that invites
Democratic assent. The present is
the golden opportunity for present
ing it, but there is reason to fear
that, like many others, it will be
thrown away Boston Post.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-02-19

Negroes FROM the lower portions
Of Chattahooche county, Georgia,
arc leaving in numbers for Louisi-
ana. The Columbus Enquirer thinks
asome rascally emigrant agent has
been deoeiving them into believing
that Louisiana offers them perfect
bOnzana.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-02-19

COlpGa's Rasral WorM.-This ex-
eellent tarm journal is almost indis-
pensible to the farmer, fruit grower
and stock raiser. 1t is the only
journal in America that has a de-
partment devoted to the culture of
Sorgo for syrup and sugar. 1t en-
tered its thirty-third year Oh the first
Of January, and has the best men in
the West and South contributing to
its columns on all branches of Agri-
culture. It gives splendid premiums
for both small and large clubs. 1t
II Published weekly at $50 per
year, by Norman j. Colman, 600
Olive street, st. Louis, Mo. Sample
copies free. Send for one.
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Notice.

M embers of School Board are respectfullv
~ requested to meet at the Court House.
Bellevue, La, on twenty first day of February
A. D., 1880, to transact business Of importance
I. n. BRADEN, President.
February 5, 1880. ST.
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FILLMORE. ACADEMY
NORMAL SCHOOL.

she Fourteenth Annual Session will open
4 for the reception of pupils of both sexes
ON Monday, lst September, 1879. Under the
method of Object Teaching, presented in this
School, pupil IL years of age, or older, may
obtain a thorough knowledge of Arithmetic
and English Syntax in six months
Board, washing and lights can be obtained
tor ten dollars per month.
For further particulars, enguireof
L. GRISWOLD. Principal.
no II Fillmore, La.
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Webster tribune: The total re-
ceipts of cotton this year at Minden
to date, foot up ID, 900 bales, against
II, 600 bales for the corresponding
period last year.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-02-19

The proposition to make telegraph
messages as sacred as the mails is
sound and should be adopted.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-02-19

The spelling reformers want to
spell chemise with an S, but the NOR
ii reformers recommend letting it
alone severely.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-02-19

Very well put by the Monroe Bul-
let;.:
ave do not hoist a name for
President. The choice of the con-
vention win be our choice, and we
win support him with all the knowl-
edge we can acquire and all the in-
fuence We may be able to CONTROL
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v. SHIDET.
Matchmaker and Jeweler

Matchmaker and Jeweler,
Wakes this method of announcing TO 40
L his old friends and patrons and IN
tho public in general that he will be IN. n
found on Market Street, near Borel's Drnr
store, Shreveport, La, where he is prepared
to repair watches. jewelry, 6c, promptly and
at moderate prices Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-02-19
BELLEVUE, La,
Thursday, February 10, 1880.

ADVERTISE !--Advertise IN season
and ost Of season. Adue,tise achen
Others dare not dwd ,chere Others aciu
asot.-CHorace Greeley.
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The Shreveport Standard con-
tainS the announcement that Cant.
Samuel M. Morrison is associated
with Mr.. L. r. Simmons sin the
management of the paper and the
conduct Of it's business affairs.n We
most cordially welcome the Captain
into the ranks of Louisiana journal
ism and wish him all the success he
90 richly deserves. The Standard
is . meritorious newspaper and
sound Democratic organ, and the
people of Shreveport ought to as
sure to it abundant support.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-02-19
Steam Saw and Grist =
Planning and Single Macnl''s

Cawing, Planning, and Turning $3.50 $50 Il
y with neatness and dispatch. M
tention given to Flooring and Celnnt III y
shingles furnished at short n0tlce' 1is N
tached to the Mill il one Of m [1sIae III
PROVED REVOLVING HEAD $3.50 raIeuL
SAFE and commodious rooms 20 49, h.st z,
Cotton ginned and packed 70 ~ i, i y ~
Liberal advances made on cotton y :.
and pressed.
Terms furnished on application. .S1r>.
MOORE d. DAVIS. PrnplI..s n
Bellevue, Bossier ra1S'
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-02-19
The Success of the Season.
ZIG-ZAG
Journeys IN Europe.

Vacation Rambles of the Zigzag Club OF
Boys in Historic Lands. By Hezekiah But
terworth, contributor to st. Nicholas and
the Youths Companion.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
sherIiTs Notlee of aale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtt an execution 70 me diret'ted out of Clerks oiiee Of the District Court O First Judicial District in ans. for County. Territory Of Arizona. in the sta ,J. D. Baker ys Union WeSGr Min gcmuany and Amos Roberts duly aftes.s rhe 2ith day of March A. D. lS8J I have levied on all the right, title aud interest ot the '- Union West Mining Company in and Co the .' Union W est Iaine >ifuaEed about one and ene-hall miles north of the Silver king mine near PeteSyillc.
 Notice lS hereby given that on MondaE the 26fh day Of April <. b. l8S0 between the hours 0i g o'cluek O. ir. and { 5 clock D. m. at the Court House door in Florence. will sell to the highest bidder for cash the said property or SO much thereof as wiil satisfy said judgment t0-Wit: the sln of lyc hundred and seFcnty-fWO dollars so-li1 together with cost and accruing co-ts
 J. r. GABRIEL. Sherid. apl 3-3t Pinal County, A. F.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
Notlee

The partnership heretofore existing be- tween J. q. iiise anal r.. e. HiSe under the firm name and style of J H. k F. C. ilise is dissolved by mutual consent March 3. 1880. 5 E. HISE.
 ?. C. BiSE The Globe Mercantile Company, incor- pOrated under the Lawsof Iil1aois- with capital stock of Sl0U.0oo and duty qIlalihed to transact busii7es> ip this Territory and County. sueceeds to tho business of the late firm, with largely Increased capital and will be conducted upon a cash basis and up- 0n such terms as to insure an increased paf- rOnage
 JSO. HISE. President,
 JSO. ". HORTON. Vice President, Jos. R. CHANDLER. Treasurer.
 J. ". ROBINSON, Secretary.
 of Chicago, iiliEOis dN0. IT HISE. Manager.
 FRANK C. HiSE. Auditor. nch l3-tfl oI Globe. A. r
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
Mining Notice:

All persons claiming an interest as eo- owners sa and to two certain miniue claims sitliate, lying and heinz ia the L0untr of l1pal Pioneer District, and 1erriforY ol +trizoila respectively known and desigua- ted aS the 4mes and t Bouneer7 Now therefore, the undersigned a eo-auner i1s the aforesaid AEaes and E0uneer aliues does herebY aofify yog.1 ?. AEI1s. Js7aes Lawrence. James Bicknen. Geo. C. Perkins aud Jaines Byrus. also eo-o}YnerS and de- huqnenf. that the aesessmeut work as re- Huired by fhe United States Mining Laws has been done and performed by t,e under signed. r. 4. Cocuran. c0-0Yner for fhe year ie75 and that yol6 or any one of you laians % pay yourrc respective prop0itien of said asscsSlueut work for the rear as aforc- said, and cost 0t this publication within ninety days from the date hereef your r9 -pectiye interests in the aforesaid mines ht operation of law, win pass t0 and becon, llie propert Of T. A. COCHRAN.
 April g. iSS0. ap s-s8
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
Notfce

Any person claiming an interest as cO- owner in the Rillifo mine situafed near Nin- eraf Hill Pioneer Distritt. Pinal County Ariz0ua $ hereby notified that the tndeT- signed co-oWners in said klalto mine hSfe performed the labor and made improve nenfs th0reen is required bf the United sfafes finioe Laws for the year 1879, and hst yoH fhe said co-oWner fc-Hlts John S. lion of the value of assessment work and ne- teSsarv improvements together with She cost of this advertisement within ninety ,iaSs tlereof yoal interest n said mine Df virtue 0f sad iaWs Hil become Che preper- fv af e. B0N EN-
 iI JONES.
 T. B. FISH. nch 27-90d Cc-ouners.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
A. P E sAYoeD. i B yos9rEe saags fi. r,oLs. eiiAe- aop5oS. ford, Hudson $ Go,
 ANKERS, .-5rc,sot fHTZort
ToseoN....... ..-........A Hl1o-1-f

7seposi1 accounts rseeifed in currency or coin snbie.sl to checS at sight.
 eere11 tate4 ot atepobit lssoea. resabie pn demand or at ii1td date, bearing interest
 ExchRnEe draEn. in glins to sait. on New York St I.5nis Chicago and San trncise3. CT tiatns- fer of funds made hg telegraph Deposits rad1 rits os,r W e credited partes here. ai- on reeeist sy lls sf advice ci tne saane-
 Yil pnrckAse or ntike adsance cn Gold or silver bullion Territorial and County Bonds and Warfnnlss s,,nrosed c1rlnerciai paper. ufc
 frers 0r requests ty mall or qtheFTlse, will receive strict attention. and pg promp. and faithful execu- 3io gf 0ar eorraspo dert wishes ue VIII aim to lnef- ft their zsfeeln and ce1idelee
 Collections pronietiy mode and rsmitted for ss desired- deet
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
ForAaIe.

One wsll tsnt ll feet square. Pnce s3J at Peari Saloon apl 3-if
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
Summons.

ir the District Court ai rhe FuSl Tndieial
 District ni lhs Territory of Arizona iis and
 for tlle tOUuiy ui HiuaI. N -iifer flainfiH
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
3I0O Renara.
Notice

p A,ps 0r0srs cad Ssersfsyf>s ef H.as
 Csa,peases
 newspaper priHsed in Final County. fhfr fore the nearess newspaper 70 ali nsiaes said county aud Globe District.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10

sn the District Court ai the Fn~t Jniieial District oi lhs Territory of Arizena iis and for tile t'0ttgiy ui Piiiai.
 N f. oailer, Plainu1.
 N>. Summons A q; alter. Delft
 fse Territory Of Artzena sends greeting Co t e Salier. deiMdsmf You sfe h.,rs.- bt required Go appear in an acfian brought Againsl yau tY the above naAeG i'iajHtsI ui the District Court Of the Fir.ss js1iciai District of fhe ferrisQryof Arzons. in and for the County of Piiel. and to sstso CT the complaint hied therein. in said County 0f Final in tie office 0i the clerk of s1id 1i-. of the day 0f seTfiee) alter the selysce on yoH oi this Summons ii SrfYcd within tlls Coanfy. or if served out 0l this Copsfy 8lit within this District. t9en Wilhiu Idigry GayS, utaeralse Nitfln forty days. 0r iuiiss- ment Dg deitu!t Wil be taken asaiuSt oti according @ the pra5rf % the complaint fiie sand action iS brollxnt co obtain se de- boads 0i lnatrimany nov existing bs.Ewtcn yau asd said piaint uerein a8a iog leue4aI fti.el aS Wiit more iQiiy appear in Che esHI- ne,l copy oI tae complaint srceupaiiy iilz herewith. AnG ynu nre hereby notiGet taat u you fail e. appear and an~aer te said complaint aS A1aife required riie said psin- tid 0ill apply t0 tho Court iot tae reeef as.- AtHtttC0 tt'ltttt
 ciVen undlf ny hand the eal ol sSl3 DiS-
 tfict C0ari ai Florence. lhis lse igen-
 C. sixth lsy0 iuntuy. A. D. leS3. S. u JS1l. J. lJl.fiNE. Ciefk
 Bs TIOs. q GRIFFIN, Deausy. Territory oi k<izolit.
 Gol2t4 ol mat
 duo J il-yiuc. Clerk 0f the oisffict Court of iHe fir>i Jasiciai Disteiet i and isf t3e said Co.ln,5 ot fttal Qo hcfe5f ctr- tia flat ,ae 4saae ausi .oSesefig lSa luH. srae nd eQffset eepy of lite original 5nin- mons .n se a.ete efillird aebloa the same appean 0f iile n io1 oinee and ol tae Wila.s taeFeal.
 SilnvSs whereof l haSt hersante se1 wy lalta ansi adixpd isf stai 70 sale is7Ssricl eni,il fla.s the Ififieenth dag pi Mnfh As il laoJ JNU.j. DEf E. cltrk
 ay HOS. il. GRIFFIN, lepaty. SSH 4 tLbY At''s Lor fIn.
 mch 39sea
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
Oaution.

An persons are hereby notified that the undersigned are sole owners 0f file Gen hive Gold nilne heretofore known aS the. Eureka and fhat therefore any negotiation for the sair of same isy any party or pmticS wili be held as void and ciilo e1ecf.
 LAMBS F. 6ERAiD. Globe A IT. March 20 l5s0 Hs.i 10-lt NOTICE. The name the undersigned y;is subscribed % lhe above n0tice 2ifaOut authority, and he desire to thus publicly state that he has no ciaim whatever, Co the GenniYe. Ql E1teka mine
 NlilIAM Ta0sfAS.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10

lriiA end irary Ser iis-ss a1t lead te insaliiy iini deslli
 DH MES'TEE vll at.rec tsfrisif iyR aeSpnED Dazsa,s t,r islse i this klad tae AiItL Ai@4utA. Tly feiisef s sneciai aid tre fsarllti VIII nct tnre. CT iof srfeihs impure CT injurious .1aD- n ir DR- MI&TtE e,,s ad ptsAto diselsr slcssss fu.lt ssithett mercury fonsutsatfen fRee. 1315fou5h esainlnatiln and aiics. inc rdns 1n7ls sis oi urine S W Price 3- ffls- lEslqHslitf, o5 'o bottit 5f fcHr times tht 4tlt4tts >ll 20, sept ts Any 3d lress vion iscci9 price or - p. D. eeats lfeai 0tseffatln ali ln pfiyats t-Dia i desrec' 5y
 A. 1T1SIEE. K. n.
 ll htune. sl1aet San fcias.seo, te- nR W1STEEs B[f0acy Remedy te- r,fsrctfrHnl. rilres a kin.is tiref and ail1atf ton.a.a.s til1otfh4i. ll1ey i-erc9l-n1aa Fr sale hf 1I ffne zists ol bottle 1x bolties iar Ss oo ltti tl kss Ett,fS naeaf tfsu s1itssare the lzsf and ehaatf4 DrsrsPfE .al HlLlI0t4 ciGL n Lis 1Arset For sais i9 ali afuzsf fial7-ly
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
Notice

Any person claiming an interest as co-0~ner iu As Flora Temple Hnine. l Globe Mining nsstfict NsEc.os County, Arizona. i hersDy notiSed thss the aadsr- signed. co-ovnsE in sad fle-A TsrDle Eline. ias performed .As xoor, 4r made imDr6s sEnents sher- on, as required by Che Jsise,s stafes Mining L4es for the yekrs l5f3 alid 579 and tkak sou. the aid co-onuey. to-xit, frank Weeks failing Co par folr proper proportion of tie value cl ssid labor i ns cssry Improvements. together eith ths cost o ias advertisement xithn ninety days ksreof your inter est @ said mine hy virtue el sa.d hss nil rzsa 70 .nd becosns the property of JOSEPH 8ikff sIkk
 JanuAg5 8, sSs0. 4n. I'd
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10

Give as eai- before pafchasiug elsewhere
 utrze-ti
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
The Great English Remedy.

isR never iaiIirg cuze for Nervous iehilits Nhstlst
 d italll, sen. 1.aaiHe',A : ness npfnat1unie i5sg ltHHooO a1etelev. Pssaifsis er, q fie ter uli1 ttieets ol Seli s1use, yoi,a.diioilles. 4a.l exces- nimatuyet 7ears speh
 s oes oi nele'il. ilacsi i- iaa' Aocniraalenission
 nvt 4i "a % sosietI lliie. na ot vision Noises ln
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-24
Communicated
THE SABBATH.

This is subject on which much
has been said and written, but no,
enough to incite the people to 6
proper regard for it. 1 do not pro.
pose to enter into discussion
about the origin and perpetuity Of
the Sabbath, for these are points
which have been sufficiently mooted
by competent men, but to speak OF
the manner in which it is to be
kept. 1t is very perplexing to a
great many people-at least it
seems to be-to know how the
Sabbath should be kept; while on
the other hand, there are a great
many who do not concern them
selves in the least about it. Christ
says, 1T is lawful to do well on the
Sabbath day." Mathew, C. Il, V. II.
Now, the question which naturally
arises is, "What constitutes a law
full deed on the Sabbath" Answer:
Every good deed which could not
have been done OH the SATURDAY.
preceding, or postponed until the
Monday following. Any deed, how
ever good it may be within itself,
if performed knowingly out of its
season, becomes an evil deed in the
light of the law. 1t is very strange
that III view of this solemn fact
there are people who sell goods;
buy and sell beef; fish, hunt, talk
about worldly things, and. taae
pleasure rides on Gods day. God
has given six days in which men |
Ire to do'these things, and requires |
hem to keep the seventh day sa- |
,redly to Himself. Exodus, C. 90 |
!. 8, 10. No one need expect God
o bless him as long as he is a Sab
Nehemiah, c. ID, v.
g. We should spend the Sabbath
n prayers and praises to God; in
eading the Bible; going to church;
reaching, singing good songs, and
loing all that is in our power to
elp our fellow-men on to Heaven.
.et US be interested in the Lords
ay. p
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-24

Congressman Robertson. writing to the
Amite City Independent, says: Il am do.
ing all can to get an appropriation for
the Tangipahoa, Tchefuncta and Amite
rivers which is now before the sub-com-
mittee on commerce"
We hope our honorable Representative
will succeed in securing the appropria-
tions, but there seems to be a general
misunderstanding about the name of our
river. What we need here. and what the
FARMER has urged on several occasions.
is an appropriation to clean out the river
between the Old Landing and Covincton.
SO that large vessels can come mp to our
wharf. The distance is about five miles
one wreck. few snags and couple of
small sand bars constitute the obstruc.
tons. and the name of the river is the
bosue Falia, which empties into the
Ichefuncta short distance below the
Old lending,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-24
SUNFLOWERS.

They are rich in honey. and are
consequently good neighbors for
bees. Oil, hardly to be distinguish
ed from olive oil by any one but an
expert. may be extracted from the
seeds. in the proportion of one gai-
lon to one bushel. One acre will
produce something like fifty BUSH
els of seeds. The seeds, too, make
food not unpalatable for human be-
ings, and are very good for animals
and poultry. The Portuguese and
the American Indians make a kind
of bread from them, and also use
them as a substitute for coffee.
When dried, they make passable
roofs for sheds and the like, and
burn readily on the hearth. The
ashes are very rich in potash. AL
togtber, it it a very useful plant,
and to crown all, it has a reputa-
ton, which the scientists have neysr
disproved, for absorbing malaria,
and acting as an effectual screen
against that scourge of low lying
districts-feyer.-Er.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-24

The New Orleans City Item says a part
ing consultation was had at the st.
Charles Hotel. between leading country
members Of the Legislature and other
political leaders. and the results of the
session just ended were declared to be
very unsatisfactory. The policy of 'agi-
tating" for another Constitutional con.
vention was discussed, but no conclusion
reached. Promises, however, were ex-
changed to ''sound the popular mind on
this grave question:" and to inform each
other of the result through private cor
respondence.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-24

A cyclone visited Arkansas, Missouri
and Wisconsin last Sunday, causing con-
siderable loss of life and property. The
greatest amount of damage occurred at
Marshfield, Mo. Two-thirds of the town
was destroyed. Eighty-fiye persons were
killed. and nearly all the inhabitants
wounded. The town of Licking was en-
tirely destroyed, and Fayetteville and
Barnettsville severely damaged.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-24

The researches of DR.. Bollinger
show that the milk of cows suffer-
ing from tubercular disease may
communicate the affection to human
beings. As five per cent. of COWS
advanced in life suffer from this
disease, the doctor believes the dam
ger to be considerable. Boiling the
milk is not safeguard.