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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

n The mammoth dry goods en-
porinm of Messrs. Henry Dreyfuss
s. Son is one of the great attractions
Of Shreveport. Let every man, wo-
man and child who goes to that city
call and see for themselves. It is a
sight to behold the great varieties of
style and fashion displayed at this
popular establishments.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

n Hunting the gay and festive
qulrrel now engages the attention
4 many sportsmen. The rabbit and
possum season has also commenced.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

~ A full and well selected stock
Il zephyr and hosiery goods just re-
eeiyed atMessrs. q. r. Moore & Sons.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

~ Squirrels are frequently sold
d Bellevue. Ten cents apiece, or
alhree for a quarter" is the usual.
MIRA.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

" These are the days when the
turkey commences to roost higher
y The weather grows colder. He
Lnoxs there is danger in the air.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

= The cotillon party given at
= Court house last Tuesday night
~ quite . success. Everything
l1ssed Oft pleasantly and it was a
'e1y enjoyable affair to all in attend
sa'e' Quite a number of ladies' and
gentlemen were present.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10


8 e IS with pleasure we note the
.s'0fn TO Bossier Of our old.time
aas and fellow-citizens, Messrs.
s AcDade and John f. Afford,
= 1asir families. They left this
'4a' Tor Texas, in 1874. They
'esnrned for the purpose Of
Z 1anently settling in Booster.
!. are good citizens and indus.
~ Iarnlers-just such men as
4. S has need Of and ample room
Property, :
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

= Inc District Court is still in
a'on. Jack Chapman, colored,
- ioand guilty Of the murder OF a
'1ed man, and will probably be
s'g The Court will adjourn sine
NJ y fnday or Saturday. Monday
ulster District Court will con-
'ena at Minden.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

~ New houses are continually be-
lsgbuilt and permanent improve
nents being made in our town and
parish. Bellevue forever, and Bos-
ser parish against the world.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

II We were pleased to meet Mr..
homer Fort, agent and correspond.
ehs q the Shreveport Times, in our
aVh last Friday. We are glad to
aear that be is doing well as agent
iof the Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

- Newest designs in zephyr and
aos'eFy goods for ladies, at Messrs.
= = Moore & Sons. Also, new and
a'uacsive assortment of laces, rib
s0as' &c. Ladies', call and inspect
mem at once, if you want bargains.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

20 Across the Continent" was
nothing, compared to crossing the
psallelogram Of Bellevue last Tues
daY.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

az The great rush is at julius A.
jacobs Temple of Fashion. Don't
sisit Shreveport without giving Mr..
Jacobs 4 call.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

n It is seldom people appreciate
what they have until they are de-
prived of the commodities that ma
ture has supplied them with. Bos-
sier parish is blessed with pure good
water in abundance, timber of all
kinds, as fine a range for stock as
can be found in any State, rich ag-
ricultural lands, a mild climate and,
above all, good health. What more
can people ask? All that is neces,
sary to live here in affiuence aud
ease, is labor, industry, and a
thorough system Of farming. Let
the people of Bossier parish go to
work with will next year, and re.
pair their losses of the past, i'm
prove, beautify their homes, their
farms, and our word for it, the COM
planned Of hard times and scarcity
Of money will be a thing of the past,
and 4 happy and more satisfied peo-
pie cannot be found in any country
or cline. Nature has iayished her
gifts most bountifnlly upon this part
of the country, and man should now
do his part.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

~ First frost Of the season last
4bursday morning. 1t did no DAM
~ to vegetation in this section.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

!. flying jfb; 2, 10; 3. iore-top.mastsssv IN.
,iorecourses e hretop sail; 3, foretop- SaIIans
al sfnddns ssIi: "a. Sarss sasssn,.; z, tose.c
sail; H. foretop.mast stndding-ssii: Is, NAN
course; -, maintopsaiI; A. maintop.xsiisnf
main royal studdfng-sail; Is, main foprslisnfs
ssnddng-sa1i; 10 maiutopmast studdine ssiI:
~. mixsen-course; 81 mizsen-top sai7; 81
mIsasn sky-sail; -, minenspanker.
The pictures IN Webster under the 12 vorvis.
Hes4 Boiler Castle, Column. Eye, Hcrses
lraEes 1854 and 1870 Scam engine. Tisn.
ners, define 943 words and terms a. PETER
than they could be defined Ia words.
New Edition o. WEBSTER. has
u6, 600 Words, 5000 En0raviuas.
900 New Words and Meaninrs.
Biographical DiCtiouarv
Of over 600 Names,
fuoiished ~ 9. sc. MERRIAM. springaeld, Mass
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

1All the latest styles of zephyr
and hosiery goods at Messrs. E. r.
Moore & Sons.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

~ Mr.. julius A. Jacobs store is
;.a,ed and GRAINED full of new goods.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

~ Drugs, medicines, paints, oils,
leffumery, notions, toys, and fancy
articles at DR.. T. G. Lewis drug
ION, Texas street, Shreveport
Siandard patent medicines always
b stock.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

yaQuiltingsv are becoming
,n;ta fashionable with our ladies.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

rive receive our mail twice
erery dag. Isn't this a convenient
md pleasant arrangement
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

r. Drummers have been rather
rarce this week; but a host of them
mar b expected any day.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-10

V$WV q 9
mo --------- ---
FERNS or SUBSCRIPTTON:
98s -tye months. .......-..-..-...----..-$ - 90
prac IS months. -
sni BELLEVUE. La. M
rauRsDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881.
ID a vaQuiltiDgsn are becoming
, ~ .a;ta fashionable with our ladies.
scE 1Mr. julius A. Jacobs store is
,u,ed and GRAINED full Of new goods.
sssslla rAll the latest styles of zephyr
and hosiery goods at Messrs. e. r.
Moore & Sons.
hreye Drummers have been rather
and 4 rarce this week; but a host of them
-e.as' rsy b expected any day.
~ give receive our mail twice
every dag. Isn't this convenient
hrev. nd pleasant arrangement
IL and HFHst frost Of the season last
NM as'e 4bursdsy morning. 1t did no DAM
- aee to vegetation in this section.
CW.s 1
~ A full and well selected stock
Il zephyr and hosiery goods just re-
-, eeyed Messrs q. r. Moore & Sons.
'.,sA -.---
RaAcross the Continent" was
Ssr nothing, compared to crossing the
M. mnllelogram Of Bellevue last Tues.
dsy.
'nls, E Squirrels are frequently sold
snas = b Bellevue. Ten cents apiece, or
alhree for a quarter" is the usual
, Miss pdca.
EThe great rush is at julius A.
jacobs Temple of Fashion. Don't
II. sisit Shreveport without giving Mr..
Jacobs call.
az These are the days when the
turkey commences to roost higher
nthe weather grows colder. He
~ knoxs there is danger in the air.
IA.
m.,.., ~ Hunting the gay and festive
Nuirel now engages the attention
'ienstd 4 many sportsmen. The rabbit and |
n. Qossum season has also commenced. /
eeos.
~ New houses are continually be-
hgtuilt and permanent improve
neats being made in our town and
parish. Bellevue forever, and Bos-
nina SER parish against the world.
~ Drugs, medicines, paints, oils,
soods Rffamery, notions, toys, and fancy
Il MS articles at DR.. T. G. Lewis drug
, sssss: aore, Texas street, Shreveport
mage maze. Standard patent medicines always
snas i stock.
rs q Alter such winter as the last,
3. and such summer as the one we
~ nnJast escaping from, no sensible
objections can be raised if the ap.
= BssI preaching season should draw it
dard mild
II We were pleased to meet Mr..
s Homer Fort, agent and correspond.
ems of the Shreveport Times, in our
LAs avnlast Friday. We are glad to
marlsa hear that heis doing well as agent
|. iof the Times.
rs - Newest designs in zephyr and
aos'ery goods for ladies, at Messrs.
~ Moore 8 Sons. Also, new and
a'lactfve assortment of laces, rib |
uas, &C Ladies', call and inspect I
@su at once, If you want bargains. /
= Inc cotillon party given at
- Court house last Tuesday night
~ !" quite . success. Everything
l1ssed OF pleasantly and it was a +
uy enjoyable affair to all in attend
saee' Quito number of ladies and /
satiemen were present. Ii
AS kX TINA nsS<r:ox q
, 1881-02-10
CoNCEnS1Sn 'nEDnooMs.

t'hrt%i!ar t'ntnrf.
\ phystclnn was lutcty called to pr.scrlDn for
young 1aly WIN lives Ut ono of tho most cartli-
Ing villas IN f.cnrnct1ville.
'Snth!ng thu matter With her" she declared,
"notlifn5 hu. terrible hralacics." Everi 1lH,r'l-
Ing ahu wnkct' with n llcs,lRclln 'nnh II lMstctl
nchry hnlr tho ,lay. II hut bccn Hotng IN ftr
ths.-nver since fhoy f,oyci is,lH tllulr now
l,isn. Tho daotpr ie,l MI tho oil remedies and
they nil snlcd. ltsllnA ind nrc!.ery wcro fifth.
fully fnse. study ilrt' prNcttsu were chccrfuIly
Httl.M up. SnthlltE lid any Kt,ol.
.,"wln you lpt INC ser. yDr hcttron,n?" asked
the t!oct,r nne .lay, a.1.l he wus slown nt' Into
tho prrst.st lNtta t,cst Imaginable.
Satht1lg wrattx nl,out tic ventilation. rhn
wlntinws warc htg. md ltrond. md werc lott
sIa ssl II Sssss e eFst nF; 'a asss t, to witt s ' 'e
" How Ito ynlt slrcpt'' sAys tho doctor.
"tin my right a!de.. nt tho nneI tf tho het!.
with ms facc to tho wa',. Lou likes Tho front
IT1c dickens stc doesI" snys tho ttnetur. t"sa
Ito I. VIII ytnt ttl ilie tho fltynr tu wheel that
he'd Intp tlio middle of The. RUM md sleep 81
Iora weck7 Then let mo kn"w about thu hc'''
"6octora arc. so ul.s,,r,,2 The ,nt.ldle or tho
| room. indeed! Ahst thoro wern tho Windows
other sides. al,tl tho 1nantln with Its Mncrnts,G
IaislI,rcQum nil tic fnurtE side. Therc WIS no
pIatr fur tho he'd but Just whesc It st"od. IN tho
.Ss Ssvcr mind ! saer,ac6, your lamhrr-
qu!n." urged tho Doctor" Just fer II week
Tl,o ia,nirc1uin WIS sacrificed, tho bc, moved
where il inld esc, MIR on hoth s!tics, tho the
! headaches Disappeared.
nMy be u" r. ssn0 .,n hsgg sgs
aSe s UT ny r3hnv w.Es " Ill % "!at tho re"etc si t
Irll,n ii wall. YGt posslbiy sOmr Of tlle nort,-
! Ing dizziness We kfinw 1t may he traGrnhle y I
sikc cn.isc. At any ratc. plSty Of nrcntn!t't y
/ Qfcf yuQHys
, 1881-02-10
CABINET
Wisconsin Politicians Confldcnt Of J8os
Ing Able tu Name II Cabinet Dffiebr.
pnkcfai lfsnuteh In Tia fthi..tnn IsIhuuA

Wisconsin. Politicians Confident Of J8o-
Int. ibie tn Name II Cabinet DEfiebr.
Hptcsa Diapatth to Tho ChituQo Tribune.
3liIwAt!kEH, FUt,. p.-lt tr1nsl,,rcs ts eyen-
inu thlt IL ycry important conforrtlce has beun
held hero yesterday anl to-day In rpgnt,l to
President elect tiHrt'cld's Cabinet appointments.
Ex-senator IIowo nEi Hcnatnr-rieet tawyor
wcrc anon9 tiioso present. Tho ,nattcr Is unt
expcote,l to in published, Int 1t ~ believed to be
a fnut that Gru. OArtlrlh has DECIDED Il, Rfyo
Cabinet portfolio to Wiscu,sln,-wliieh position
; has not been dctnrp,lntal,- ho Will
r,a,oIye tho suggestions or tho party
luAiurs IN tho StAtu hofngB reHchtng IL
cnnclslsInn. 1t uay nsp ho sns.l Tint tho i,,,lt.
vidual up,t whom tlso h"nur II tu full hns nut
been selected. unless 1t was loft to tho confer.
cneG mentioned 70 fny WHO II tntst wnrthy THO
tnrNo 9rtitotncn hiring urged fur p!ncc Mro 'TliHn
g. Pound. !numtnr 81 CunHress fit'm thu Eighth
nstrtul: llunry q. Paine. Postmaster If MiiwM1,-
kce: nnd Il. ". kGycB, Postmaster tf MMfllsull.
Tho f1rnnur Inns hre,l mentioned fur hur-
relnry TT tho !ntnr!nl aud tho twn
hltsrr for loatunstnr.tiunnral. Mr.. Sawyer IL
Under political obligations Il, Hr. Fnyne. Mt!,l IL
GnIleyed to tnvnr his ArEN'Intulcnt At tho s.l,ne
TING, r,st,tttIan VIA ptsAti III tho ReHl l,tealt
CaiIeus which aIH,so sawyer FOR SunAtHr fAvDr-
iMY Mr.. Reyes fOr last,rAstGr-liGHern1. Ge1l.
GNrtie1l's strong norsnnNl triefnta and principal
aeInuintuners III Wisconsin, Mra in inyor Ut
Payne. H1ld th!a would secm TO aug.lr favurulIy
for lY GtlAtiSy5,
, 1881-02-10

,TN0 Original Manuscript Chained to
Hive Never lsaen Destroyed, but IL
kttl1 fu ExlnfeDlcHs

AHV OFlHtunl lAuANHFFIpA SIHlN1eN w
Have Never lsHen Destroyed, but IL
kttl1 tN E:xlAtenee.
Special DttraleA In The Chicago Tribune.
Tlr1SnultG. llI., Fol-. H.-Th. prop,sea celc-
lrutIon In Washington County IN tuctHory III tho
slov. ss,Uinun Spuuad!1iH, nntssor of tho " i1ouk
OF ADr,Iltn," IL crent,ng considerable comment
il. religious circles here IT. ilaa for lnn>y years
lccn announced tt.lt tho ltuy. MIR. spnst1lfuH
WIS lhu oriHlnHt nuthur Of tho j." "Mnrnl0n f!ible"
which Is t1lors commonly k,.uwtt ns thu
"1souk Of Mormon" but HOW comes IL
Lattcr.nny HAEnt, or Mormon preacher. Il.
W. Smith by nane, who fur snn1o tiMG
past has 1,ean prGncs,in9 IL Il hull II, Fourth
s,enua. ~ tnas City. Mr. aa,,th anys Tint l!lo
:. litsok nf M.rlnn." "Wn.l nds; Mrs. MrltInstry
tluuY.,fer ut tho !suy. Mr. fpautnH, and w1rg If
Nr. 4. Mukt,stry, OF M.,NsI, M,,aa., htMtes tint
hnr t.Itsor dius III Anity. 1M., III lila; thlt H.
rcrty after. with ler mothcr. sh0 wr1Is ~ visit
~ nnc!n n!In,c,l Sabine In Dnnn'hEA taunty,
IN Inch lhlck. rl''sey, written. tlct! With soinu
stnrc* my falhur hm'l wrttcn for mo-; nn tho
tNtsista uf tsfs nun!scrnt, ~era written tho
wurtls. "3fnnusertpt 1uuMa": t4At IN lEit u
MIR. llurIt"rt cnlns 10 hur nnshor tw!.O
ttat! in ls!u Murriel Mr.. pnvlslsnnh
Jerome Gisrk. VIII wdsm sho 4,a,i @ @g,asea, ~
bert wls iii nxctlulnllan!eutul Murnon. unI. III
rctul llAtlHn fur bin expulsion, stuEht 10 sestroy
tho iinl,k VI Norman. thinking, lrnm wtnt l,e
tat! hrnrt. tltt this manuscript fnsEt was tho
tia!s ut thu ItMk 0f hortnuil. tho lMtter lattHs
tho sumo work With "s!uht alterations" s,V:
smith ilt,w elalu,s Init llurbert t,ever returned
the sE, 10 strs. D.: TINT lte etlll rosdeshcs 1t;
nIIttAAt II Ct|l tu obtained Ily llW.
, 1881-02-10
FrDe Houses or Worship.


NEW ronk, Fob. 6.-I nutlcu tl,At Inuuil ia be-
Ing sud by pastnrs IND others throughout tho
land concerning nnll-attGll'nnuo Npnn dtvlno
worship, und Among othor thinys tlut I,r. Oood-
Will. or tho First Congregational Church OF CHI
caHo, hns instituted formal inquiries by which
u has ascurtaintal that tho us,la! ntfrntiuncn In
tho .ld prteatallt ch,lrGnus Of Chicago IL 51,;A,-
this In u population Of over lnlr million. 't'his
stAt0 Of thugs Nppclrs Il, thGse brethren 1hHx.
rlIcnilu. NOV his II ngvar occurred to tl.esu
acntlcncn thas p.ssIhly thu pr!sctico of pew.
runtllH tuy ,n uM0 II mot tho prlnclI IMf Cn,su Ut
lifts i(tAt0rahlu lnrk Ut ntlensanet til 0tsr
churclt..SI
4 tOw wt,cks nxn II, n letter whIrh WINS pub
lishod III triIE TIL1nuSE, stated HI tho result ut
carotut observation, IN ilcarly every Guy Ut tho
stev Of urW.ront!ns, In lts results, WIS nlak!ns
tho American people II nAtlun NJ nntl- -chHrch-
Kuprs, With Ill that that entAtlon Implies, rhat
IL, th1t thorctv Justification t"warl so churches
IL bu!nE uAK1ntltrGl, AIIs1 consequently every
fnrta u crr.,r 9alns u rMthold; as.d trre!ia!uil
4lld intlnrAity must fllluw. ttrthlHIy II re-
tntrts Tut hail un cye To SEQ that ntnIU but tho
do Mr0 In atientiunca: AHl NO all know
that that class compose but tho smatl minority
OF our population. Tho lausses. not to mention
, 1881-02-10

They wero IN comfortable rtAnn, ut tho depot
hntrI. pu,l rpnrvthiu, huI hnen ,lono IN mike
,. a "'s e ~. NV !. ". os ~ "u ,,
the SICK "onaa.s e"SS' nt't IL WIS aphfeHt 10 nv
that hho wo'sl Huvcr rea''na her trnvels to lilo
Fast. shu was gaIfg M II HruMiur jutlrhey,-thu
am ,,n ,n,,s, nj tnro .,,,,ur ~. ,.,n. I. .hn,.
u'u '"ae ~ ~. t""u aoo".t ~ "u. a 'n"y
Kletaeroa 'toout tae uea'-tno t'oelof hta tew
sympathetic strt,xurs Whu hh,l volunteered
1hrIr spryIups-}t Wns JIultl to 4ru TINT tlu cid
WIS unpr;mchinp
VIZ ~ 49,, "rr. .o"..'a' ~. ,s' ,., .,.,
"noes she Rnn" yo"f. asket' the 'toctor OF
tho llttlu Wlzpnud nun who HIT on 0nu Hlo OF
tho bed holding the WIN, wlIte hn,,d.
4. =, !,,t @ stl' aoe' "~s ,'u "u'eA A''a"et.
"NoIl! VINO oo " Look, Ne!lt uoes you KNOW
, 1881-02-10
IRISH ADDRESS.
Lultd.LenElIo Proclamation to IL
American Public.

Lund.Len.uo Proclamation to tito
American Public.
BOSTON, Mass, Fab. Tho following proca-
lant,ot WINS Issued from, the Headquarters of tic
Amerlcsn-Irlsh National Land 1.e1guo this
cTpnnE:
STArER. CENTRAL, DIrItE, 1nS WAslttStsrt,H
srREEr, lh,Sr0S. Mnss:, Feb & 1ssl.-Ip h.e aftin-
hsrS @ y " M ifMGac ana & f,' ;i'"trlean la'de; !,
cnt!cd the struggle for rxAtciiea u, tin knli OF
their tnthers. 1'hcy fought .itntIl Itself III lilo
of ,nuuktni wcra "n,iiel /" co!nincr it. IT, IL
s! ,So With tnna "01!s ,,s Ssers'y 't ha ,t
With il forecast uni warsllslK of the
1umnc. ils timely nppm!l. wso .rKanlzation aud
tho hest Informed! death f'y starvation would
hN'e hcc'l tho intHnl yass nuluiMrsnf tho ,en..
rrssse aas Ts"ts' s Ut ~" 5 z wci @ sfs aa
league III llrland continues Its rxiatrnco Tor
ths l'.,runsu Of r",!ot!ng Tho na,.So If lilo
tho purpose nt comtplltnx slicA Gss1luYcs In tho
Ivy f ~; u.s. wi, M ~ "k9 ,sry Irish "psan .le own.r
'aitniu tic Ernri result, |. r:sl at,ainci by tl,s
renrlc Of anost every nthor country III Enfopu,
1ho lrtsh hhsc thu KyInpnihy IF every freq }aa'-
land VIC speak of has ln'tn richly lowered ~
nnsnr". hu. cruelty rstnr! ny isnn; BY fire, III.
yeAra" Ireland s,nsacrs unlrr tho enormous
uutaDti. ~ 'DAu ytHls''' att BtHFftH ur
nb'lsn upon ii; !s mercrs!y administered
tseutlnt,. Snt less taan trn inill'ns of dollnrs
HnHuAitY, during tue rasf thirty yeurA tAvo
MHtl iHrwArtlGt! @ tho .rusuntTy nf lrelanl hy
thelr tr!tIhia ulils Kindred In other ln,l%. Not
!Has than two thirds nf this AAs from tho Emitted
bthtcF, a!nen this lHennrsin 4tn.trcn1, tc1lultty
question; hi, ii. thu l.ulA. LrAK4lc prpEruti.
there ~ no suEgcston Of ra',ort to armed force.
Irish dls'Dtlc1s utl ngltatinn nr,. III rim th0r
: course wiihln tns ~ limit Of tin, !'s!l.sl law and
FROM misery; 10 educate them intn tull r,.ltx-
alton nf t!itr con1!'int1: rlNhts. nnu iDwcr: to
0rKailxu them III shlIh .snEuIlIst tho authors
nt their wrongs; IT, trrcn ly lawful anrn,ix srll
clAnRrs In thu land lnwe ~ Will nIku tllo ,,cs,pu
tho nwE.rs o tty tuii they .iI. yha Is lho n!ls.
: about tu lle sttretd ,nm tension uuwur1A,ltp,l
II even f''r hrr. y vii! require sale exclcls ni Nil
! tu lcn4nrs skll nnti thu marvellous Patience If
= tha lenple to iscrl csr!ostun IN ttjs crlsIs
anu III tha supreme rrnrt tn r!t themselves III
The .ngubus ut !andlor'iiAn sIo pesp!t. uf lreluu
Nhf1 thu mid Ut tllpir trtenIs y, Dthur lullis.
: Tho Land.Lrn9uu Il. tito United Stutrs Ia IN
!: Organization uusilnry tn thAt III 1te!ulld, 1t In:
Iht pHrt In shhplns tho lM'icy Ut thu Irish botIy
{; j.. functions ,tEu ~ alaku tho eaxU Ut IrelaEt
= fully unhorst0ol III Anericn thai tho pubitt
Nninion of this republic shall bu lntulli4tntly
, 1881-02-10

In the cstnte If Wnitcr 7. Cuit!c. letters tosta-
1nrntlry were ssncd to Fllinlo NJ. Cattle, under
llusiA fur $SOt.
III tho estAto OF John Phillips, 1ottprs ot adn,n-
istrsltlon w0rp issuut to llunry Il. Mum. under
bD1N fnr $::ttttA4. ....
II, tho l,5t.p Ut Frederick Frahn, lottors 0f
administration wurn Issued to Mnry VralAtn,
un,Irr lit,Iltl for Sl.iuD
In Ille cstntu or William C0ltGs. latters nj nd
fntafrutinu Wurc tsstlutl to William 4. Dunklee,
,,,tler tn'tpl uf $s.CAt.
III tilu .st,llu nf NGorHo W. Fritz. ntllnr. lcttcn
Of Ellatrnnsh!p wera issuotl TO uAnaul ltAlltKAu,
iln,ier fIuistl bf EttU,
inlnlstrHtnn Weru issucl to Anna Hauer, li1ltIor
bdI,il Of E.3,tkki.
lu tho ustnte uf Wultor $. Gur!Dltl, minor, irt-
tcr1 TT guardianship Nf tho estntU wcrU tssile
10 Albert q, GnrtieIii, under bond Ut $S,tGE.
IN tho estate 0f ltUn1ntnIn II. akthl.ar. tettcr6
nf Hmf,iI IstrntiDn Wtrit isalel to Mury 4. Sklu-
nor, under bond Ut faatIEl.
, 1881-02-10

1b fht Editor G} The Ghirugh jrtRnHf.
DWIGHT, ILL.,. Feb. 6-Snw that ssGf,ator Mum
hns passed bis Suwngc Gil lot him turn his Mt
tr,,tlon to tho purIicntIon Of our wull watcrs.
Tho Stute Rn,lrl OF Health IL i,ow investigating
tho wMtef supply, nIll IL aendtnK MI over tho
State II series Of questions designed 10 ind ont
whether VIC nre tlrlnk!nE pure or Impure wutor,
anA what Hro tho cHisuS relating to tho present
winter famno. lnvo hnen deeply intcreAttts
this week. III tho pcrtlsai Of Il pnpcr prepared
,spon "We!I-Water roisonlng." by Prof. C1aud.
Ter. Of Now York City, nnl tho danger to which
eycry 1rnkcr nf we'll water Is ex-
posed. 1'rot. Chandler spent last sttns-
mar on tho te,ast Of New. Jersey. I1o
!hnks !fs IL '',,s sn or@ion+ @ of ta"t Port r.
ul tho o,lo hnntl he via tillnx himself up with
snt nlr. Enlt tislt clu's,s, anu nystcrs lio touk
fever il wns very cyltlc,lt Tint tho sowugc t,lat-
ter from tho 41a,'lta filtered into the vol Of
wMtsr fs% n tKa f rors!r 9s Es'1 y rs te %
tho proprietor Of ,tllo house TINT he was "pnI-
sSnx The ana a. w msy ,aSSnSa tf Tor
he slai lived upon lint spit fur nlln0st II cent-
ury, and h!l thrlyn1 very well 1lputl tho wltcr
Il "o tsa al to r%ra Of lS, rf GhangF iaS to
years lhut tho wntnr wins nf.'it 10 drink: utule
farmer wan hns his hnllsc and harti well To-
gcther woh!d read, cpnH!tlcr, and not upon his
i" 1t takes great mauy ycnra thorouxhly::to
sat.Iratu large surface Of Hrtll1ud with st,wauu
nlattey. and Sntnrs IL cttvc III her nuo,l work
several generations aru sometimes nccrssnry 10
cnntnmilsutn tho well Writer OF u fnr!n or village.
. 4 liz s es.s% % Ws ery III i Its aWsy sy
frutn tile wetl, nl yUt SOME strong cnOr1uy niut4
tor put into tho cesSpon Kave \ tlnye u tho
n;rs3Hu ntsatS ~, ,Stf' proof lint Tho cossl'o
No ftlAl, ult,tlcsty must 10 allt,wed IN tho dis
Hi1A4tnu nf II Hutk1Ht!t which lttH t-tlup tho