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a Convict.

Jack Haley, peuitentiary agent, de-
liyerod to the convict train, just north of
this city, yesterday, Harry Smith, con-
voted at Weatherford Of theft and sent
up for two years. The new convict will
90 to work at once with the remainder
OF tho gang
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Siximmigrant families from Tennessee
passed through on last evenings west
bound train over tho Texas d. Pacific
for western Texas in search Of homes.
They were better looking than tho ay-
erago Immigrant.
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81, Uein-IM iue'. uu rGltn side .of Bryan
street, by 2h FEET, on west side Of Oleander
street, eonliaih ing M,o6i square feet and bene-
MED S-ssi tank COckrelli lot lb, block 2SI,
having lei iett front, ON north siuc ol Bryan
street, pi Ni feet on east side of Burlington
street, Containing 3n,5i4 Squar, feet, bencnled
fitAil, Catholic Cathedral, iuL y. black III
being lSl feet, oG north side OF hlyuu street,
by "a feet on east side of Olender street,
gOutGl ug 5lri squore iegtUEd benefited s5SS,
AL uI said and being IN he city aud county
of Dallas ANA state Of Texas, aud all OF The
above sums of money being the respective
upon an surrounding property directly bene-
Gted by tAe opening OF said streets, and az
gregating the amount required TO pay for
Opcuing the same.
SEC. q Thgt the City Assessor and Coilec-
tor Is hereby ordered 90 collect said special
taxes In accordance with the prov si0nS Of
the City Charter in such cases made ana
provided,
Sec g. That this ordinance take effect nom
aud after IT'S passage and publication,
W. j.. CABELI, Mayor
A ilue copy: W. Il. PARRv. City secraiaITs
A N ORDlNANCE ASSESSING BENE-
n fits and levy special taxes against the
property holders aud surrounding property
benefited by the extension Of Cochran street
'jG west as ordered by ordinance OF Febru-
SECTION /. Be it ordained by ,he City
Council of the city Of Dallas that Tor tho pur-
pose of paying for the property condemned
Tor public use in extending Cochran street
ia. tlrn H. a,,I " u ~ ~ -
levied special tax against the following
surrounding property holders Gud property
benefited as follows, VIZ; A, Wa1onhau-
i,,5 ifG fsrt l,,i,o.o cr,'t al m A. al ,,.,
,eft of land. si.on blosl, north 6r 9nI nj
9ni .S, " en i, " 51S S' fs "T In W.
itS rS.il5v ,.t, lynr,.y, tli,ifR nr On fnet
,rti a. So I Cts 6 o % ,3y 'Sg,
n ',r,i mi S,f M, 49,, 4 Ell. SCI NY
,iIt oii nsgij -, 'CN'J a. gu - tt"1
NJ ID Nrbtfclrir % iot III, r,at ,iCr'b -.;- r'1yi
tInare fsei, an tIe m0rih sidsnf oi,i,.aS
.t'rast os 81 pri.5 Ioj,,, ir No. I
L.,.DTt s-! rs ~ rl,ii7ii ~ ".o'H "l ~
BON, ~ ,i,,,l, - l,,',i - IN, a.
1sl1S To- sortsl1in M 6at ' .I1ars
Ieef 0rlanl. onJ ians6,oi S-3. ,i,g ~
CoS,rsi i', ' S, 'iii io,it i its -a -
N," 49, ~, - "i, ~, ~ ,''oCN sv o..
IL i,5,d i|i-f-'i .iIG. Is 'g'uI ~
goib Sido of .6raD stIaa Gs e., .oy ,gi I,i
h, ia Ell f,',l ,l,,t ,3aa 49, " ,"0
hsira eItrotaj fl, u,a m" of, ''foif
county of Dallas and state n, ,Fayas md
suil snms OF money being tre rogre1-
i've urouo-tiouai amounts If srec,.i dos
benefited DIV theexlepslon Of said slreef rs
gfjrosaid. Wv VI '''" '''
Srr' . g'hotfj,, rit,, ,yeoss,,. ..,,r ,,.fi....
Tor HI hereby urG'Trl Ia c1ll,ct s,iJ e,-'"i,l
taxes in accorlnnce win tho prggsi6ns of
me CITY Charter In such c1ses made ami
Iroyidcd 80 ''O'' 0''''' ''''''0 an"
SrC A Thot tbfs orlirev., fob. ,fr,oi
from and after IFS uogea,,e aIiI nriiicptio,,
Approved March 25, 1855.
" +, CNpErr. Nto,-or
- ~ ~ VIZ 49, W =, : AZ, 4, olSg secretary,
Ii n ORDINANCE ASSESSING BWNE-
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w ANTED-B4 YOUNG COUPLE IN
W the norla, situations; womnu ,t ~
ana man ms cOachmGu; gOuq reference. 20
dress NJ Herald Office. '' MA 4
NNANTED-A GERMAN on sT,S,-,
~ woman 10 COOK, wash ana iron ~
Ross venue, 1. ~
w ANTED-A SHEET MUSIC ~,
~ either Lady or young man. l,.,st!N
@ole 70 play ordinary piano music el ~
ana write " GOOD haMd, Please aonl. In =.
sou OF ny leltei, Oh, EDWARDS, his m II,
Main street r, on9
WANTED - FOUR B0ARIi -, -
W two large, pleasant rooms. b-.5 ~
upper room, with board oftwo sl9 III. sIol
/ lower room, with guard of two, SiJ b.. y "a
day DO rders, 800 per week. fnovtr Nse
Bryan street, near Oeander mcSoslt
Y97 ANIED-BN ERY ONE To n ~;
~ IN ~ we nave go d help on h..dOo
KIND OF help sou went, maie or fe,sai, q
or young or ors fr m q dist nee wi II rsdt,gg
promp attention. INrELLIGENCr A., vi 81
FLofMENr OFFICE, :0s Main street 6,nI,
Texas. in gty,i
| NrANTED-WHITE SERVIY n. w,
W be good 60 ok, wa her and irouer "a VI
ut Office of Grlhiths IS Cowser. mGebbJ
w tNTED-A MIDDLE-A1TB ,,17T1
W ed woman without home 10 10 bn,,.
WORE ~ family OF three Apply al NJ
XNANIED-A GOOD COOK FE;VIS
" uent situation as cook ut q holai, cSa
wages viii Do paid, Apply to or pdlr5l ~
q. AiTnAD5, Anson, IeSos, mar56.
w AN ED FIRSr-CLASS TfTlTF51;
~ Ger; none other need apply. Adiyl
N. d. CAossLEY Abilene. maSis
Ys7 ANfED -- AGENT. AgUEI.5 :
~ Louis Electric Lamp Co., ST. L8lIsN,
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John Taylor eolorod, who was shot in
tn, hip Thursday night by barber, ON
East Elm street, Is not seriously injured.
90 ir Nv learned, no arrest has been
Laade. Inc TWO simply quarreled and
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District Court-A ssIgnmept Of Eases.


Assignment Of cases IN the district
court for tho wook beginning Monday,
March 30, 1856 II. w. JONES,
District Clerk
3s28 Mary a. Rowe vs.. Griffin etal.
1000 Ortleib & Co. ys.J. ID, Lynch.
iODl William Burns VS. Mollio yhyng. Not
to be tried unless called before Thurs
day.
1905 Thomas Carroll ct al. vs.. W. II. White
ct al
1905 Stephen Moore ys. Daniel Carver
i4l8 A Z Bolos Va. Sam Hunnicutt
1870 Phillips & Bonner vs.. Eeeiy Il Caldwell
1913 Ed Hays vs.. j. NJ, Gross.
1870 w. B. a q. q. Wright W.. A. II. Living
stOn.
1915 William Doran vs.. II Q. Davis
1860 A.0unther q Co. VS.. A. j.. Loeb ct al.
1851 Ed Hays VS.. j. NJ. Gross
400 Cannon Bros vs. j. d L. Rw. Co.
T06 Nora DeyerauX vs.. e. q r. hw. Co
1888 A. j McUan w. w. +. Haswell.
1855 g. W. Miller W.. II. & Z. Rw. Co.
igI7 William NJ. Ward W.. n. q T.. Rw. Co.
1919 NJ. j., Levy Vs. +. q Burke.
1850 Michael Tuney VS. II. a. n. q. Ilw Co.
3O36 John Klein VS.. City OF Dallas.
6O52 William n, Meek VS., n a z Rw Co.
3lla william IL. Morris vs.. l., A Bryan.
blSl Edward GrayVs. w. NJ. Edwards ct nj
520g A. q. Merritt VS.. @. II Edwards,
300 J. h. Moore vs.. j. II. Bewtt.
oS2l j. u. Beeman VIZ Dallas City II. r.. Co.
o35l f'relberg, Klein a. Co, w. Loeb a Frei-
berg.
1896 W. d Wright Va. Loeb Il Frelberg.
bSdB Leon Kahn We. Loeb & Frelbcrg
553l y. NJ. Kahn VS.. Loeb a. Frel berg.
133S Henry Calm W. Loeb & Frclbcrg,
O3Jy !. HcidcnhClmer vs.. Loeb Il FrciberE.
zoos % Felts ct al VIZ. ii. q ], &. ItW. ct al
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Strictly puro johnson grass seed, Ger.
man mlllet seed, Hefloy's celebrated
gold.leai cotton seed, 1.-Two locks, short
pointed, ono month earlier than any
other kind. For sale 10y
JonN II. MEYRR,
COS Elm Street, Dallas,
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Sunday week, or tomorrow one week,
April ., 10 Easter day, and Mr.. Paul +.
Erp' ncxt door to the st. George hotel,
who 10 tn tho stationery and book trade,
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INSURANCE.

nEpARIMENT or INSURANCE
- tlsilcs and History, Au.tiu
Mnrch 10, lSoh-ro an Whom U
Concern; This isto certify That me
syivpnln Fire Insurance Company
ndciphip, Pcunylvnnia, has IN alln
iully complied with the lawsoi Iexas
dillons precedent To iis doing haAl
this state, and that said Company v
certificate OF Authority from nus o.i.
utling 10 10 do business In this "a
Twelve months from the lst day 81 "
lNol, 10 The Slsl day OF December IN
l., 5 l-GiVcn under my hund wv
0iiice, Ia Austin, the day aud dale nv
written.
H. BEE, Insurance CommlSl
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The pretiest sight In the world Is a
pretty woman's foot In a Jersey Lily
boot, and since DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
cures all sorts Of colds all women can
wear them,
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from, the Spec Islands Is tho breath
which has been permmod by the aid of
soAoDoNI, the national beautiiler of
the teeth. Decay touches not tho teeth
Wnich nave boon fortified against IL bv
this matohless dental invlgorant.
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IonNs.A Lprnorf. AgcnI. Dall.

OFFICE oFINsURANCE, sfAIi
~ ard History, Austin, Texas, a1
lSoi.-'ro all Whom u May Concern, "a,
To certify that the continental nsu WI y
pany, OF New York. n. y, has m NV y
inlly complied with the laws Qi ! ~, ~,
ditlons precedent 10 It's doing bpsltn,ss',
state, and that said Company lou, ~
icnto OF Authority from this oih's ~ y
II to 10 business In this stale ~ \
months from the lat day OF JanuH'' /
the 5lst day OF December, 1880. .a
L. H.l-Clven under my manu- spav A.
Office, In Austin, the day and da'V ~
written. s.u,,.s,
II. p. BEE, Insurance Commas
GEORGE j. DEXTER a 90" ~
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MAIrER LA
nor.ford,. AeIa rho.rhlls

~ NERVOUS DISEASES,
Dr. Horny Now York, says; "in nor
yOus Diseases, know of no preparation
30 equal it,
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Palestine Iilci1.ups,

COWBOYS and all the other boys yell
for Opera PM Cigarettes. Avoid imi.
tntiOns,
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Cleveland Is tho choice Of the AmeH.
can peoplo-so are Opera Pun olga.
rottos,
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Tho Old Veterans to Invade sherman


MARSHALL, March ~ lSpocial.l --
Tho following order has jus. boon
handed to tho Herald correspondent
with request by Con. Lane that the
HERALD and all othor papers IN tho
state publish the Same.
Fellow. Soldiers and Veterans;
AS the good citizens OF Sherman
strongly object 20 tho annual meeting
being put on, tho officers OF the associa-
ton hayo decided 20 havO the annual
meeting at sherman on the 10Th of
April uoXt, So got yourselves In good
marching ordor to invade Sherman at
that time.
WALTER u. LANE,
First Vice President aud Acting Pre4l-
dent San Jacinto Veteran Ass0ciatiou.
SAM w. MCKGNLY,
Second Nice-PrOsidouL san J8cinto
Veteran Association,
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NO fragrant Wild Hover OF the heath
=, Is sweetor Than my Julia's sigh;
NO pearl IL whittier than nor teeth,
nv ny, her sgtt lips the roses dye.
for hoIonONT Is hordollght,
III Keeps those charms 40 puro nnd brlrbl
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Thursday NIrht,s shnnilnr.

,, "'srAlDrSo's eLuro monds every
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Az aNTED--A MIDDLE-N1TI] ,777T1
W ed woman without a home 10 do bnS
Tork "a family OF three, Apply an NJ
Cedar street. ~, ~
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WANIGp-WHITE SERVANT, NJ
" be good cook, wa her and lroner "A
ut Office of Gritiiths 81 Cowger. ~, "a
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NXIANIED-A GOOD COOK--I7L5VI
" uent situation as cook ut a hdisi, {, =
wages will DO paid. Apply to OF pd.l+5i5ss
q. NITDAD5, Arson, Texas. rSasSSS
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W that we have 20 d help on M
kind OF help you Nant, male or fa,5ai''-
or young; or ors fr m dist nee y-i.i,Sli
promp attention. INTELLIGENcr A.. ny
PLoYMENr OFFICE, .0g Main streat M,
Texas. ~
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GNON EL&r-THEaE STORES o..
4 thearaud-MiudsOr Hotel, suitg.
almost any grrtegl business.
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Nk' ANIED -- AGENT. AgUEFIS-
W Louis Electric Lamp Co., 81. I'M.
for circulars, cuts and terms u e-cai
power Marsh Electric Iamp. r,,si
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IN an ~ -- W IL BOA Rll...a
W two large, pleasant rooms, t-.6
upper room, with board Oftwo. sl9 re-
lower room, with goard of two, SiT 6ar D.,
day DO rders, 800 per week ino,,r,
Bryan street, near Oleander. rp.io.
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Nv an ED FlESI-ttASS NIf(TFT
~ eeE none other need apply. AjI
N. d. CNOssLEN, Abilene. MAJ
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WANTED-BY YOUNG COUPLE IN
W the nortl, situations; womnr a. 4 Il
and man as cOachmGu; GOOD References, g
dress Nj Herald Office. y,s,
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walton which Is their mos. ax,sss,.
nary quality. where by thegood Of tSa;
diyidaal Is gwen up to that OF the eo -
munity, if should tell you OF one MI, S,.s
still more remarkable powers. and AZ
Is the agricultural ant of Texasp vs. W.
viii hardly believe the story. and -. ~ y
is youched for by eminent naturaIists
and others who have made them thsss
study. This ant is one of the hro,.
| species living in families, occunvir..
mounds or cities, as they are called. ~
upon artificial hills three or four feet 4
diameter. Around these mounds M =
ants smooth away the surface for thr rag
or four feet further in all directions
and make a sort of farm of this eIearas;
region. Here they are said to actnallv
plant the seeds of q certain GRASS y
which they are very fond, keeping IA
crop clear of all weeds and grasses
meanwhile. Then they harvest ~
seeds. clearing the chaff away and
store the rest for winter use. They tend
these seeds as carefully in winter a.
they tend their eggs and grubs, drying
it when damp, and actually throwing +
away when spoiled. Their harvest.
time is in November, and after harvest
they clear away the stubble and leave
the surface bare for the next year
How Incredible this seemsi and WIT
we are not surprised at anything wa
hear about these wonderfully knowing
little creatures.
No wonder that the ant has been
held up as model of wisdom and in
dustry. Solomon declares the ant to
be "a people not strong, but exceeding
wise, who prepare their mea. in the
summer. = But the highest praise f
has received is from Mr.. Darwin, who
says that 1.-The size of the brain is close
ly connected with higher mental
powers, and the cerebral ganglia Of
ants is of extraordinary comparative
dimensions The fineness Of the
quality seems to make up for absence
of quantity. 1.-THE brain of an ant ;,
another naturalist has said, too, .ss
one of the most marvellous atoms Of
matter in the world, far more wonder
full than the brain of man. Mrs. q.
HaH, an ~ Y Observer.
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THE FARMER.
The Qualities Which Mako the True Agri-
eulturlst.

The Qualities Which Mako the True Agri-
culturlst.
Does the owning and cultivating of
land make man farmer? Certainly
not, unless the cultivation is done in q
systematic and workmanlike manner.
Many men own farms of many acres,
and yet hardly make a living. The
man who thinks of his farm work only
when he sees others doing their work,
and then commences to do what ought
to have been done perhaps a week or a
month previous. is not a farmer in the
true meaning of the word.
A farmer looks after the interests of
the farm at all seasons, and at allhours
of the day, and thinks at night of what
should be done the next day or the next
month. Some farmers pillow early, no
matter what the condition of the land,
let it be victor dry, while others pillow
when the land is in good condition. The
latter raises the best crops, and does
not injure the land. He has studied the
nature of the soil. and he does not in
tend to injure his best friend. The
farm to him is a bank from which to
draw the ready cash. and in order to
make the bank safe. it must
have good set of directors,
viz, forethought, Judgment, method.
There are few real farmers, and they
are the kings of the land independent
beings. They sow and plant in time
and condition, and reap and gather
bountiful harvest. w
The farmer has his fields well tiled,
fenced. and clear of weeds. Many who
own farms have poor fences, poor
buildings, and poor stock. Their crops
are not abundant; their stock suffers
for feed and shelter; they are not
farmers; they only stay on the farm,
and think of something else. Many
loads of good manure go to waste in
barnyards while they are visiting and
talking in the country towns. 1t is a
subject of comment that one farmer
near this place is never seen in store
after dark, nor on rainy days. He takes
time to 60 and buy his goods, and is
right off again, and generally does this
in the early morning. He is the most
successful business man in the whole
community. His farm is in good shape,
his barns and cribs well filed. his stock
in fine condition, and he and his family
cheerful, contented and happy. The
owner of many acres, he was once a
poor boy; his accumulations have been
made honestly.
Young farmers, remember that the
farm requires more thought and deep
study than any other occupation.-Cor.
Country Gentleman.
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The Drummers' Tenderness.
TSt. Paul Dispateh.l

Not long ago train on prominent rails
road in this State carried a jolly party of
five st. Paul commercial travellers. Thew
were bound to different points and whiled
away the time with storhs more witty
than nice. In one of the passenger coaches
was a wan-faced woman, neatly but
poorly dressed, in whose arms was a
sleeping baby. Just as the train left a
small station the baby began to breathe
unnaturally, and in a few moments had
passed away. The grief of the mother
can be imagined better than described.
She was among strangers and far from
her home and friends. Inquiries revealed
the fact that she was entirely destitute of
money, and the officers of the road were
compelled by duty to require some disposi-
ton of the body to be made. The story
spread through the train, and then the
laugh in the drummers' car was stilled.
the idle jest ceased its rounds. They went
in to the side of the afflicted mother and
in voices as gentle as a woman's rendered
manly sympathy. Tender hands took the
dead child from the arms which held it in
their agonized grasp, while without a
word the five put sufficient funds in the
hands of one of their number. a little
coffin was telegraphed for to the next sta
ton, the express charges away out on the
frontier were cheerfully paid, and the
mother given in the neighborhood of fifty
dollars in cash.
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FARM AND FrREslpE.
"A hot, strong lemonade taken at
bedtime will break up bad cold.-M.

"A not, strong lemonade taken &C
bedtime viii break up a bad cold.-M
Y. Post.
Potato vines have considerable
manurial value, and should be added to
the compost heap or buried.
Diseases of the liver and kidneys
are very common in hogs. The diff
Guilty in this case, and in most cases,
comes largely from improper feed.
1t will pay to store the hay, straw
and fodder under shelter, as such ma
terials are often injured by the exposure
to winter storms and spring rains.
Grass is Natures remedy for sick
animals, especially those whose digest
i've organs have been impaired by over
feeding, fast driving and badly ven
tilated stables.
Dainty sandwiches are prepared as
follows: Cut some bread in triangular
or round pieces very thin; butter evenly
and cover with layers of cucumber,
chicken and ham, seasoning to taste.
Anchovies or sardines may be used in
stead of the ham and chicken. - Boston
Budget.
Buns for breakfast or tea: Two
cups of -four, three-quarters cup of
corn meal, three-quarters cup of butter.
one-half cup of sugar, two eggs well
beaten. one cup of milk, three tea
speonfuls oil. baking powder. Use more
milk if necessary to make it thin bat
ter. Bake in hot oven twenty minutes
in gem pans.-T0ledo Blade.
Long rye or wheat stray is consid-
cred preferable to oats or b,''1rley straw
for bedding for animals for warmth,
cleanliness and its durability OF capa-
bility of being used a number of times.
Its length and crispness prevent it from
mating or packing; consequently by
laying loose the absorbed moisture is
soon evaporated. Albany Journal.
Try this recipe: Half a pound of
butter, six well beaten eggs, six dessert
spoonfuls of cream cheese, two table,
spoonfuls of good cream and some
bread crumbs; mix well together until a
thin paste is formed. Divide into balls
and cook in salted water, then drain
the balls thoroughly and brown them
in butter. Serve hottie Household
AN experienced swine breeder states
that he avoids hog cholera, even when
it RACES in his neighbors' herds, by feed
ing apples. He does not claim that
apples alone are preventive, but they
act in dietary manner. He is of the
opinion that when hogs are fed on q
variety of vegetables and waste fruit
they will keep in healthy condition.
Indianapolis Journal. ~
Breakfast Coffee Cake: Take q
piece Of bread dough and add one-half
cup of sugar and a tablespoonful of
melted butter, then roll oua an inch
thick and put on creased pie pan,
brush the top with melted butter and
cover thick with cinnamon and sugar;
let it rise and bake quick. Cut in long,
narrow strips to serve. Eat hot or cold.
1t is nice made Saturday with the other
baking to use Sunday morning for
breakfast M %. Farmer.
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Lemons.

A German physician, DR.. Wilhelm
6chmoele, recently set forth at great
length the doctrine that he who eats
lemons in sufficient abundance need
never die. About the same time GER.
tain Count Weldeck gave up the ghost
at the advanced age of one hundred and
twenty. having discovered the true
elixir vitae in horse radish soaked in
lemon juice. An English surgeon has
more recently still published q book
designed to show that eternity on a re-
dueed scale is within the reach, here
upon earth, of almost any one who viii
take the proper precautions to secure
it; and many persons seem nowadays to
pc possessed by the idea that it is their
duty 70 spin out existence to the term
Ut Methussleh.-M y. Post.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-15
San Francisco Can.

The Chico Record tells how horse be.
longing to Charles German, living seven
miles west of town, died suddenly last
Tuesday, and upon being opened a fifty
cent piece was found elogging the rigin
ventricle of the heart, so firmly imbedded
as TO stop the flow Of blood From appear
ancea the coin must have been In the hearh
Tor months.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-15

Mexico has over thilteen Thousand
miles Of telegraph line.