The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-08-04
And. sure enough, after dinner, tl,es
found the forceps under the sofa.
Golden Days. -
What Two Little Girls Das

a long time ago. in the Indian conn
tryI two little girls slipped away from
tne l9rt' ana went down into q hollow
TO pick Berries = ~ was Emmy. 4 a; JIM
OF sevenyears. with Bessie, her sis -
not yet slxo0s sN,3hsou f4a1ss -
All at once. thesuns flashed on soma.
thing NC bright, and Emmy, knew that tha
pretty painted things she had ssan
crawling among the bushes must bs.
hostile indians.-Mith cleaning weanons
~ their hands. She did not .erv o s,t'
nor IN any way let them know that sbs
had seen Them. But She iooked al
about, saw that some. of the ereen;. ga
Ihalans already We're between. her and
lne ioLt, and went on picking berries.
Soon she called aloud to Bessie. WIN
steady voiee: issDon't you think NJ
gong to ramp So they both tnrnaJ
and walked toward tie fort. Tho.
reached the tail grass, and, suddenlys
Emmy dropped to the ground. pulIin.
down Bessie, too. tI01fssTss1
What are you looking foro', aslea
the little sister in SURPRISE. 50 4
Emmy whispered to Bessie. and both
OF them stole silently and quickly IN
hands and knees through thea' lona
grass, until thew came to the road,
when they started up,.-ran swiftly tn
the tort. dashed through the, entrance,
and had the. gate safely closed behind
them!i H9s 1a{ 42g1i b dsIIs@ f@Iff&
Those girls are quite noldI sIsow,sbut
they remember very well the day thew
saved themselves the fort which their
father comnlandeti,s and the soldiers
and gothera peopleGinszit. lubeside. 81
1f 'S'sA Il ss1aa.,1 IL l1sIn as!:ssa.
'ssd sdl iolBeI Aecnfsts. siia ai nois s.
Every boy and girl should determine
TO De accurate, In studying. lessons be
sure to get the exact siiieaniii D; in talk
Ing, state the, truth of sthe sthing,sin.
working, do every thing Just ripht.
have lately heardEof two boz who
worked IN the same store, Theyawere.
named John and James. Their duties
were alike, and they were requiretf to-
be at the Store at half-past seven in the
morning john was alwagss there On
the minute, or q fewsminutes before the
time; james came the same number az
minutes aften.3 When JohirRarrai,ee
the goods in thu, windows, they were ac-
curately marked and priced; Janfesfor.
got to put the number on, or priced
them incorrectly =
These are only two Nofithe things
which marked the, Distinction bstweeu>
the two boys. But every day and week
they grew further apa1n y oliaI doing
his work 8 ACCURATELY. and, therefore,
we'll; James sighting all he conven-
lently could. Soon John masspro-g
NOTED for carefuiness- in his duties.
James Was warned TO alterhis manner,
and finally discharged The. accurate.
boy grew to be wealthy, self-made
NAN. Men liked gto deal with hiani;g
hey were sure OF being treated fairly,
James tried several positions, but lost
hem on account of hissinaocnracg IN
title details, and. though he gets
though iheY world, somehow. hezshas
lot the happiness and success which
With the same Opportunities john
'snle iFfe9ous. at si195 nora lsiv eesese
There are many things that tend to
make noble character. Place Eaec.i
aey high intheIlisk-se4ool Jqsrasak sa