The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-25

"a Thrfigl DAYS Wttu uedutS T1Ic,
n uhen absent from each other,
FER mountain, vale and sea-
N ma lord of love and ,gtadness, IA
Il X Tesp ON watch 'twesn me and thee. q - 8
nuu,eb DAYS Of doubt and darkness, . 50.
u aftsr and pepbAng lr'eatha ssrEsl
a xrii6h flfsts OF sin and sorrow !
Inteals, and grief and death-r.I. rtsf
fhs Le,q,el VIZ AM NJ S15drsss 10 aiyi2 ~ - 81
IN Milford, who guarded Israel, es'A /" -'s'i !
3 Keep watch tween me and thee.
3 The Argosy.
q IT ~ u = = : ,. .{y
4 FAt tPOORk. 9 wc
q Al great minds have their cccentrici-
s-tbeir affinities Of taste--their lido
nrscial biases-their hobbies of ape
ite-their pivotal attractions-their
,Stkian linonomanie. Fat pork is
line. sy,s,,)Fs ~, 81 -ases Su,.F.ss;gsy
There Is q, favor about the delicaccy
fcsn be. .foundin nothing else.E The
pauous, Juicy richness of nice pork
s,k eut well forward ON the tender
a-s slice of light brown, meat,
naked with semi-transparent fat, for
The world like an agate stor1eLhas
sms for me. that few other Iedibles
Is Iadmire ham-I esteem bacon
4 and lean together; broiled to a
n, with bit of lemon squeezed over
bat Hove tenderloin!s s-%S8 4EY
+ 0 golden days of boyhood! How
ndT does. my soul gaze backward
ia yesFningr eyes, looking wistfully
pugh the lorgnette of memory,
nd the halcyon' hours / passed, in
ryalley Of the Mississippi-that laud
fever and ague and swine! The name
Illinois will, forever be coupled In my M
Anawith the name oftenderloin, and
r made forever DEAR How we'll I
nanber going again and asaif1 ID
sas. daughter house !. on, the Pfasa
sskin Middle ALTON and, getting "a
rsstin pail mH0f the delicidag streaky
beautiful in their freshness of
be sa&lntf IA 1fAf tfiaineopsnRa-
u sum Of ten cents, And the next
emings,, breakfast. Of tenderloin
pt bi6ded, with iiss gravy spSfNa
FHthebnfk Yheatcakes. cEsplyIbaked!
D, why did ! ever leave that region of
setting yafP 1 haveieaten peril lord
bite since thenL hive known the ioys
RrdriF aasr .tsl6eswbut my gastric
asnggs still revert to those happy days.
a. ne pause and drop tear.
lsatat the long table Of the Banquet
iase. in the pleasant town of Ingle-
whittier / had been called ON inn
Eant business. AS usual, Twas late
aeakfast-I always am-bnt there
~ reason for it on this occasion, for
lay pretty voting lady and her brothg
ast also a way Of coming late. s,nes,.
Three mornings | had met them there
nd We had got to know one another
We exchanged those little eye
sesqltlcns that betoksn q readiness
Mther acquaintance. If I had
WED to my fair table neighbor she
,'aa have Hturned the salutation. If
e nd smiled made az IL she
aa speak, I should have bowed.
I'VE we're both observanto of etiquette
aGdnot trespass upon its rules SO
am naturally difident-so was
ssnd we eontented ourselves with
alaam OF glances aforementioned
" \ 'a tAe third morning.
Ss entered the dining-roon1 leaning
asr brother sarm and looking mex
aasig charming, in a lowered Dress
0Sn, bordered with broad scarlet
Pss, and confined about the round,
Iaaer waist by scarlet cord and tas-'
Her hair, which was very thick
N usrk. was loosely and tastefnlly ar
assa with few little, sprays, of hello,
ci OF something of that sort, care
=! MFust into its shadowy tresses.
M M 0quettish collar, of white mar
/. W. cpt IN rounded points and but
4 I'VE u STITCHED with red silk, eneir-
II. : neck OF the most bewitching
l.a sssasss and grace ofscoptonr. A Sc
/. =, 4 [eI yivacious smile played about
's, nazeEgray eyes, with'their
s,, aarkshshes, and, her exquisite
N NH sas' Kpleh "a Gombined, the soft. coralz
4. ,sl Mk OF some sea-shells, with the
IN! n freshness ia sossbad. Her hands
N. as were like, her throat, very
Spq :. Ct the finest form, and were
sal q any bedizening. IL Z eSeps
N Wy ssngie-stone diamond-rine--.on
sHanlgger Hl OF her right hand: ! The
w,InsInents her other fingers bore
l.1as aelr own " dimpled ,knnckIesl and
.su nails, long, narrow, roseate
~ sS'sspalously cared-for. As she
~. ~ , u0Wn the aisle between the two
Essas IN asl swaying crinoline disclosed
|a,ssss ss'ei two charming little feet,
Es;,a su = N cunning slippers, with bows
Ps,s Pte lace and red ribbon. %
/ o5ssa 5a me- gentle reader, bat I am
i t..sant s.s as | am susceptible,
p,"ss ss lase, even for US. and my wait
|,sS Sulaed . inst as the hst-comers en-
|ssS ~ ! sag y that he could not getwhat
ksd ~ U,sered.it was all gone. Imedi-
h,ma :r tee' bilEof fare once more and
tSs - Interested in the conversation
s.O.ner and sister, which I could
kaa ,p = 5: nearing. They were much
III - discussing the fine arts, litera-i
hs ssls Val. ing the young man talked
49, mdeed. He Knew it, too, /
Ap.ss never ashamed d to have a.
os.as,ar asar his enthusiastic, poetical, ]
III ka.lh,es ca eloquent peroratiohs. l
lrs,ss ssSasion, their theme was music
Ee o. oy q concert, given BY some
~issars IN mgleton the night. be-