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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-04-12

BELLEVUE, La, APRIL y, 1883.
+ Police Jury met IN regular SEES
sion. Present: e. 8. Dortch, Pres
ident; j. A. Sewall, Thos. Lyles,
w. NJ. Abnsy and d. E. Griffin,
members. The minutes oflast meet.
ing were read and approved.
When, on motion, the following
clerks were appointed in the several
wards to act at the election to be
held, April 18th, 1888: Ward l.
T. B. Moss. Ward 2-J. A. Land.
Ward 3-W. FL. McClenaghan.-
Ward 4-T. Y. Barnett. Ward g.
T. P. Larkin. Ward 6, Precinct l.
w. NJ. Morrow; Precinct 2-Joel L.
Hodges.
When Mrs. M. Smith was allowed
an account of $50; w. Fl. Bledsoe,
J. P. costs, 81 Is; w. l.. Chanler,
80; E. M. Plat, coustable's costs,
$40 10; A. X. Thompson, for item
lied account and witness certificates,
$105 80 I'll. NJ. Carter s. Co., for
medicines furnished prisoners, S32
35; DR.. FL. G. Coty, for medical Ser
vices, for three years, ending Feb.
%, 1888, $40; A. j. Murff, for &C.
count aud witness certificates, $58
IL; w. w. Vance, witness certifi-
Gates, $50 Is.
The following officers were then
allowed their quarter salaries to
March 81, 1888: Il. E. Wyche,
Sheriff, S1l25 90; B. A. Kelly, 70;
w. 81. Scanland, S62 so, and an
account for 800 blanks, 81 so; j.
A. w. Lowry, Attorney, s25; j. e..
Keyser, clerk, $40.
W. "a. Bledsoe reported $11 so in
bis hands from estray sales.
It was then enacted, That the es-
tray law DO changed so as to read
that all stray sales shall be publish
ed in newspaper in Bossier parish
for 80 clear days.
| When, on motion, 1t was Resolv-
ed, That all the officers of this body
be continued until their successors
are elected by the incoming Police
Jury, and duly qualified.
| When, on motion, $3.50 was APP.
propriated to the Immigration Socie.
| ty, warrant to issue to j. 81. Cabeen,
Secretary of the Association in this
parish.
| The body then adjourned TO S
o'clock, April 10, 1888, when it again
met; all the members in attendance
on the 9th instant present.
The minutes we're read and ap-
proved. w. B. Boggs was allowed
&c mileage and per diem; P. B. Holt,
80 80 as Coroner's juror.
G. A. WATSON then submitted the
following proposition to do all the
bridge building of the parish, which
; was accepted:
For bridges from to 10 feet high,
OIL IS per foot. More than one
spanner, from to Is feet high, 81
so per foot. More than one spanner,
from Is to 20 feet high, 90 per foot
Specifications-sills, 12x12, IA feet
caps, 10x12, IL feet; sleepers, 4xIO,
16 to 20 feet; baluster posts, AKA,
feet; railing Ike, 16 to 20 feet, on
sides, and l cap. Flooring, 2x6, Il
feet, spiked to each sleeper; braces
3x6, 10 to 80 feet, securely spiked
to cap and mudsill, and each post
, The tImbers to be all heart pine OF
oak. All sleepers nailed to caps
and spliced together by mailing, al
, per model exhibited.
G. A. WATSON.
The Treasurer then submitted the
following statement, which being
; found correct, was accepted as &
settlement to date:
To amount received on Ordinary
Fund OF 1887 1921 II
By amount disbursed. .---.. 2i6S 6
$i055 3
To amt to cover scrip not allowed 90 S
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in lieu of No. 68, said to be lost
r. q. Wyche, Sheriff, was then
allowed an account of S275 for
boarding the insane, and work on
irons.
d. NJ. Houston was then appoint
ed Road Overseer FROM Red Chute
to DR.. Ell. T. billiards., and to work
J. M. Fosters, E. r. Morris, DR.. Fl.
4. billiards. aud all other hands in
legal bounds.
When the following act was sub
mitted and passed:
Be it enacted, That no person
shall be allowed to catch, kill, OF
pursue deer, within the limits of
Bossier parish, on the first day of
May of each year, and that all laws
or parts of laws in conflict herewith
be, and the same are hereby repeal
ed.
The following Road Overseers
were then appointed:
WARD 5.
Andy Player, from Cypress Bayou.
on Bellevue and CoIlinsburg road,
to Rocky Mount. w. r. Cavett,
from Collinsburg Branch to San
didge Branch (North). S. B. De-
laune, from 5 mile post, Shreveport
and Arkansas read, to Gum Springs.
John L. Gardner, from Collinsbarg
Branch to 5 mile post (South). j.
G. Childers, from Collinsburg to
Cypress Bayou, oD Collinsburg and
Bellevue road. S. L. Sanders, from
Cooper place to ward line between
and 4. Mark l.. High, from M. e.
Bush's Hill to Rocky Mount road.
A. w. Dickson, from Gilmer Land
ing, on Red River, to M. e. Bush's
Hill.
James Walker, from Arkansas
State line to Martins Ferry road,
near S. A. Boggs' place. Willis
Allen, on the Cooks Ferry road
from the Arkansas line to Martins
Ferry road. j. G. johnson, from
Cooks ferry road to S. A. Boggs'
house. w. +. Hall, from S. A. Boggs'
house to the Walnut Hill road. Ell.
G. Wyche, on Bellevue road from
Walnut Hill road, near Bryan's, to
| S. A. Boges' house. A. G.. Davis,
from S. A. Boggs' to old Plainyille.
j. T. Ford, from old Plainville to
VIM. Burks, ST., place. A. A. Bar
nett, from Free Bridge, on Bodcau,
to Walkers Chapel road. Geo. B.
Garrett, FROM Red Land to Walkers
Chapel. ii. d. Kelly, from Walkers
Chapel to Delaune's house. Monroe
Demoss, from his house to Rocky
Mount. james Coyle, from Rus
sells ferry, on Bodcau, > TO old Con.
cord Church. NJ. w. Cason, from
Stroud's Bridge to Walkers Chapel.
Josiah Philips, on new road from
Stroud's place to old Graham place.
j. 0. Nuckolls, from J. Il. Madding's
house to the ward line between 3
aud 4, near Bixler's place.
Said Oyerseers to work all hands
within legal bounds, and heretofore
apportioned.
WARD 6.
r. E. Wyche, Jr., from Bodcau
Bridge to Webster line. H. L. Hud-
son, from Red River road to Webster
line. John Edwards, from Red
Chute to Fillmore. A. d. Moore,
from Capt. Onley's place to Bellevue.
Alex. Caples, from Point road, via
Haughton, to Minden road. John
A. Brooks, from Red River, on Belle.
j, vue and Red River road, to Fillmore
, and Shreveport road.
When the following warrants is.
sued:
No. 239-Mrs. M. Smith S 80 OC
0 No. 240-E. M. Plat -. - 70
: No. 241-A. r. Thompson 1O6 4C
s No. 242-L. M. Carter s. Co. 80 81
No 912-Dr n n Fotv 70 M
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Amendment No. s,

Article e." That in the event of the death,
or from whate yer cause the office of Lieutenant
Governor shall become vacant then, and in
that event the President pro tcmporc of the
Senate shall fill the Office of Lieutenant Gov
ernor, performing all the duties incident to the
office and receiving it's emoluments.'
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The6hrsveport and Arkansas Rail
way has been completed from Lew
isville, Ark, to Shreveport. Last
Friday the last land golden) spike
was driven, and the first construction
train arrived in Shreveport. This
road is 81 miles long. There are 3S
miles in Louisiana and 20 in Arkan-
sas.
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In those districts composed of one parish
there shall not be less than six terms of the
District Court each year.
s. In all other districts, there shall be in each
parish not less than four terms OF the District
Court each year. except in the parishes of
Cameron Franklin and Vernon, in which
there shall not be less than two terms of the
District Court each year."
Until provided By law, the terms of the Dis
triet Court in each parish shall be fixed by q
rule OF said court, which shall not be changed
without notice by publication at least thirty
days prior to such change
There shall be in each parish not less than
two jury terms each year, at which a grand
jury shall be empenncllsd, except in the par
ishes of Cameron, Franklin and Vernon in
which there shall not be less tnan one jury
term each year. at which grand jury shall he
empannciled.
At other jury terms the General Assembly
shall provide for special iuries. when necessary
for the trial of criminal cases.
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Amendment No. 2,

Joint Resolution No ll2 of the Regular Ses
sion of 1884
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-04-12
Amendment No. g.

Joint Resolution No. 80, of the Regular Session
of 1895
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-04-12
Amendment No, 8.

Joint Resolution No. % of the Regular Session
Of 1886.
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Amendment No. 4.
Article 1870" The New Basin Canal and
Shell Road aud their appurtenances shall not
be leased nor alienated"
Joint Resolution No. 49, of the Regular Session
of 1885,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-04-12
Amendment No. d,

Joint Resolution No. rs, of the Regular Session
of 1896
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Amendment No. /.
rULaNE UN1vErstry .uENDnrSr

Act No. 43 of the Regular Session of IS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

A southern hotel keeper says he gets al Of
lis bes: negro walters from tbs north.
Chicago is preparing TO erect in Lincoln
park monument TO lLnnsers. similar to that
recently erected 81 Stockholm.
The opera II said to be hs Wing a hard time
81 over the world, but twerty-k 70 nerv ones
were produced in Germany last year and
thirty-hge in Italy.
Sydney Rigdon, zen Of that Sydney Rigdon
wko is accrsditsd WITH ths founding Of Nor
n,eDis.a, is station agent at CsxrolltoD, Cata-
rauSus county, n. Y.
A man IVES tried at Muncie, Ind, for dis
tur5ing religious meeting. His ofTensc
consisted Of reading a newspaper during the
services The court acquitted him.
The prize for the effectual destruction Of
rabbits offered by the New South Wales gov
ernment is being warmly contested Already
3S6 inventions have been sent in to compete
for the ESQ COO
England has begun the erection of = monu-
mens over che resting place of G number of
officers and men who died at the battle Of
Waterloo. Lord Rothschild has contributed
eio5 toward the fund.
a 27-year-old young woman of Maldon de-
clined an invitation 10 join the Primrose
league with the reply that statistics Of the
pest fifty years show that 1.-The marriage
rate rises wneu a LIBERAL government is in
power"
The performances of the Irving company
IN this country are regularly advertised in
tho theatrical advertising columns of the
London papers, Just as though the company
was appearing At It's own Lyceum, instead Of
1900 or 5000 miles away
This irrportan decision was handed down
by the Ksnr1ekv court Of appeals recently:
''Whers one may kil in his own defense bo-
cause Of deREcr, sithsr real OF apparent. an
otser NAV do 50 for him. but oae who inter-
fsres . guilty of murder If tae person in
wh0se defense he acts vas IN fault
The "Huscas del Inca company formed
in Lima for the purpose Of searching for and
working IA Old Inca gold mines. and also
! endsavcTinS to rework old cemeteries where
millions Of dollars are believed 20 30 in
! tarrsd. Is about to commence crzTatoDs In
the Amazon valleys Of santa Ana. Iarss.
snd Pancsrssmbo. Tho gold accumulated
| by the labor of 1900 rsen, and bu.ea with
| the sovereirrs on to well recorded in
stsnces. wili - ths ehls1 object Of the com-
l paRy's sesreh-
An Ha-uoFr nan swindied number of
| Aacbisoz people oy nnesas II = scheme thas
Is snsrrly new he had Obtained ar express
| rook. sad u-il .zsd is by calling in business
| lze usEa7r - private residences ana ncti-
l fring .soivi6uals tnst sssrs we're packages
l f7T tssz st tie express olRce He 6xed the
chsrs-s 70 saat hiusslf. collected tlas amount.
usgaiiy 81 Tor each packa-e, and gave rs-
csp.s. vhieh be.sirscts6 toe partiss 70 pr>-
/ saas &C "a express oSsos ans obtain their
/ Ero1s
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

The Sac-ed Congregation Vi sss Holy
om-e. aifer consultation with Archbishop
Gibbons. - Baltimore. and wan sG ths
Arc sish - of tis nited states. and SITTER
saerrilrnz he same to tac aaiv See. h.s
pr gsti az order tn the iaiefll
tEruuztocl the United S.aies. kinCiv in-
frnliok p IN Nh4l viIi b. isTifl tor laem
"a sat a. a arins during fle enlsn season.
rae taI.eTiuE - ere heduIa
J. That ne ase cf fesn. a3ess. egas sn1
White uee Be floV.i st every neal on
suo6sys. a. vet IS 81 the prJfapsi nlsai On
a. HanoaFs. Tues svs f1nrsisVs sad
s3tBrssv sstursiays ~ the smb=F days
aid Nesx sxcsp sd
z svse that SO r=e - whtts nea.s
sna er1s ss e1lerstesi on 81 ias days ,f E-ns
A. ths evening col .slion snd a. the priaeioaf
rrea or tisoss 1sv7 0n shrca tas use ef
fs~h rneaf 5 iorci,tien.
81 That IA the morning srnsf riecs Of
bred sc a owat rifa a enc ef coree. "a
chceoi e or seine SIMPLE Drink
A. Ihst saen re crns"Ea. mesi cannot
- tfken Al nco1 TIRE oFlisr Hsv Pc i1vertsd
ard ere col afon tsxsc "a the morning ant
fha afa1ef t1e evening
Test Ler3 1r zeesss. commonly ~ "A
e.. rrsy BE- used n prspsnng me lsvfrl
riefczie
8 Tbst Fhcse rso srs szsnnf rau' .he
ntizaticu e fas. inz csr en- .se fsr r4cu
tt- 4se cf sst neats. sSgs srd vai1e Fues
e.e ri. .lsso 81 sil I1e eitn.si ~ ri ra.i
- - tnar seeersi Nces far 81 tr ~He-
fas ~ Leot. Flsn the oaiigstcn it E-sf is
rst asniirr
T4se re1rssis were c0m0iiPd with. rni
- fns ffs a wss s.s0 sneseses tcsf Csc
nee 6 fesh nest sud asa fcSstaer ss taa
ssse ma = .erasa..ei 8ar'ax tse Faoie 81
et fhf erscrcs af essias shire g.-a
enf srrs n entionts Ia thr So ~ -eQlesi
- 49, - seec. AMI taa re4Nesfs ~ tae
-. far =. sra 49, sNxG& 80 $50 - iel
- -
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Sugsrs-Cut loaf. &c: grsnuiG.ed 75xc. "A
&c: ExtrG &C" 5<ssc; Yellow &C. ) sG554c
Cofee-Green Rio. 2seSZlc. EiO roasted, 2 q
2tc; Java. green, 24as6c. Java. roasted, soc
1aracaibo, roasted, 2Oes2sc: Mexican. roasted, -
e 2sc.
Tess-Jspan. hne 35g45c Japan. medium, .
aSoc; ordinary, isf32lc; Hysen, S0safsc, gun
powder, 2e54c; OofOng, S5s7gc; Congo 25g
&C.
FloyI-t220 per cwL q. 20 per bbi; patent pro
ces., $50 per cwt., So per bel, al wheat -four
s-iJ per cwr, 1910 per bbL; back cheat, -. -
rer cwt.
Nin Feed-Screeninss, SIS per tor; bran, SIS
ships, SIS 81: middlingS slssGle.
Eeee-Corn aud Oals. s2tG22.
kerosene Oil-Aichisan test, le5Sc per gallon;
water white. ll5tc.
GasoliRe-llizc per gallon.
Seeds-Clover. 35sos3 70; timothy 81 15oG2.65
Sslt-gichigsn. Sc: Eastern. ST IS
fish-No wAIteiisn fi5oH7.ue per hslf hal
trout, S5.5Oue.Uv cod SAT-. 6ITc per To-; cles1ls
SEC per hundred; oysters bulk, s. ssS - galion
standards, 2re can selects. &c ean: smoked hall
but, llc.
Pork in bsrrels-MeSs pork. Chicago packed,
si6.eS: extra short cat, sl7.N: Standard clear
back, 500.
Lsrd-Iierces, Sc: 30 a1d 50 10. tubs, SIC; D,
ID round TINS. 100 cases. sc; in Tin pals Sc.
beef IN barrek-Extra mes, warranted SO lbs,
go, extra. Deneless. $40.
Butterine-Dsiry, sottd packed 14c; rolls and
prints, l5c; cTesnery, Sclid, lec extra cream, cry
packed, l7c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Sc~'e ~ tse faunieSt sceres - Ws-hi7r~or
iifs occvr in 80 street cars. sg3 the Ha@s q
s7ciefT rlu 80 closely into earh atssr thst
oBe ms - very csrsfHi e as saRgzsgs
a renark ssosss rased oeT~ea sssers nss1e
Is ~-Te - rssra sis sers. aas tze cai .ress roT
vie sles ncTt - - Ssay ae s~~rsas q a
i-fsss-s 7f go ss'rr-Hra c1srt. sd tas Rs3S
va rse rre>rv chid scr-~z - va rrs~ ~
sriNacYsa ay x--iesT insi~ >ssz~ 81 tss
s~sae-Ss ~ osw Ken rise n tts TU,eet 49,
AID ( aaTe set eczra nfczs Ssca - fs8xs
80. tA~a sse-fssa snd T--- E~~<
esre $3.50 Stsrlsv s.Sks-s - il aick-
- n scstss esr saS ac-s-z A. - isreer.
a1s ss~s sesn SpsaEr Cs~;.sle go hs
sfsf - a ~ssk locs1og -clr-ed Fri I rave
zasn PT9ssseEts aangses-e ssa<.nc - ~ aa-
s~-EF trr ~saf - zsss, sna I ha~e sssa
stt@ru zen~rsss xaau1 ~ a.. -ar v~ss
- -sts s-sro~s stssaa ! o2rs rsszen
VI - AZ -e1osses esEcers ssi Aa~p b-~a -
sd ~ z-zs e .ke seaatrr.Al rsss-srrs-s
Fu~< = Ss<r>ss~ - As~ T9k gEIA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
washireton's Private Entertainments.

There is fashion in edibles and drinks for
private entertainments just as there Is In
table decorations and the attire of the ladies
receiving. Cheese straws and salted amends,
which charmed as novelty VIXEN first intro
duced three or four years ago, still Keep their
places On refresia5aent tables ct tess and other
Afternoon receptions, but the latest cla9o is
for cafs frappc, OK wkose seductive, ehoogh
icy sweetness, ladies xnd geELiosscn partaks
ia unlimited quantities. an the colcscst days,
though lsrge JTns filed wita smoking benil-
Iou sre usually at b.nd at the sayne tirae as
tho frcztn ceifee. Hct coffee is rarely seen
on refreshucnt tables, tAough tes is never
lacking, and chocolate Is sometimes serFed
The home goddess" pos has becone very
popular. ose young lady pourisg chocolate
N ker naost becoming go~a from a silver pot
az enc Of SGT of tables glsrang with fine sill
yer, glass and china, and fragrant with
roses, while another opposite her, in equally
cnchslting attire, pours tea from golden
seIvicr 1T DIRE WIS it in a Russian saDevar Of
bras2 lsassie each fair one stands v&caGt
char for gentlemen only, and so many a
love affair begins-W Washington Letter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Peck Bros. wholesale and retail druggists
of Grand Rapids sav. We have been ssi-
inz Dr. Xmas Ns~ Discovery, Bieciflc Bit
ftfs sBd Bgcssen's Arnica oslrs lor -four
rzars Have never hsndis8 remedies THAI
ssli - sell or give s1Ch unissTsa. - lsftc
tion. TbeTe hsye been some rcnderll
cures Effected bv these MEDICINES ia this
ci'v Several cases ~ pronounced Con
samption hsFe heen rnfirr'y cured by use
e a few bottles of Or. kizE Ner Discovery
aiken In connection With + scfric biii.rs
We guarantee them slvsys sod 6y Pecs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

y. II Frohlicbstsin. e Mobile. Als
writes, I take great rle&s1re IN rerm
raendinz d. Kings New Discovery for
ConsumB Btio-. having uSed it fsr ssvsrs
sttsox ~ Bfenchiiis and Cstsrfh. II gave
re Instant resi- n ar7 entirely curea re-. sr1
have net beer sf7i~sed Stree J sIsc hs<
% STATE t5sf Z nsa trieS other -srns1ies rits
10 good FssFit Hsre $50 ust1 ks@C
Bttsrs snd Ds ki-xs Ne~ Lac Pills. ssth
~ utica J csn recosnns15.
pr. Kias's Ee~ rs.rs~srv f-r Corsuna1-
ton. Ceusas nn6 Csi5s = sd On = p7si-
i've rusrsnsss IRA 6ottis ss - cents. Peck' g
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

This is the age Of ship canals Italy is pro-
posing TO cut a canal, navigable for large
craft, across one Of the nsrrores est parts of the
peninsula-the instep, 50 to speak, of the boot
At present vessels trading between tine Gulf
of Santa Eafenis, on the western coast, srd
the Gulf of Squinacio, on the eastern coast,
have to pass through the Strait of Aessina-
a considerable voyage, although the distance
by land across the peninsula is not more than
sixty miles.-Uome Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
GRAND RAPIDS MARK sra


Appies-s SAL Per tbi
Cheese-stste, - =. Nes losks nLl efeA n
lat.c.
Clover seed-ss.5o 20 8. IS per busheL
Dried Fruits p0ies. sFapOFzted. $3.50 pe
pound so4rieTs, 80 per pound. caefries. log
lse per Po4aa. Sescnes toe3 &c per pound
kgzs-fnesh. lAeElc.
fresA Meas Dressed hags, sf.OO1s - per ewt
IA on, $50, sesi. y.0s8sv0. beet, 81 ,
stA60.
Grsin-Whest. cla~son. Sc, Lanczstsr
&C. Oats. 31c. Rye. s95lc. corn. 528 a. bar.
ley. l. SO - per-
Hides-Green. lc5c, part cured. 5'<2Sc
cofes, c34s93c. calf skins. 90 l. pounds, lC
Dektu sklus. l06t &c each. sheen pells. 25c, wo1
telng sstlnaled II &c per pound
Honey -i4aisc. strained, l0al21<.
Hsy-Iimothy, tloOo@le.09 per ton; Glove
gi2WGlto0
Poultry Turkeys, dressed 9eloc; sprins
cascksas. ~ C. lows. h029c. squirrel. l592lt
per pail rashit< % sc Per pair.
Past0es-eOksS Ssc.
straw $500 per ton.
1sllowl. .GS e per ~
Nood-RbOcx stove wood. 81 75es2 . por cord
iour-.ooI wood, sac - % per cord.
Coal-Ss 20. Srate, $40
Llme-Grsnd Rapids. 75c: Ohio, 9oc: Petoskey.
s.e0
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

that you cannot afford to NEGLECT that
catsrrh? Don't you know that it may lead
to coDsum ption. 10 insanity. to de1thi
Don't you know that il can be easily curs6i
Don't you know that while the thousand
and one uostrums you have tried have
utterly failed that Dr.. Ssgr's CataTrh Rem
edy is a certain cure? II has stood the test
Of wears, and there are hun0r ds Of thou.
sands Of grateful men and women in sl
parts of the country who can testify TO it.
cfficacr AL drrraisfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

The Proprietor of Kemp's Bslsam zives
Thcussnfs OF Bottles away Yearly 1his
mode of advertising would prove ruinous
if the Bsissm vss not perfect cure tor
Cough. and all Throst and Lung troubles
Tou will see the eRcel.eut effect sfier taking
the fret dose Don't hesitate Procure q
bottle to dsy 10 keep in your home or room
for immedisfe OF future use. Trial bottle
Free at ". II. Tibbs, Druggist Large size
SOC and 81 %
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
How aDyingChill
Was Saved !!

cIcKRo HAxrIros Co. IsD. Sept. is. fss7.--
The following IS true account OF what your
s s S. hes done for our llttle daughter. Hazel
now four years ola. When Y months old a
ppeared on her heei. which slowly grew
iAsser. The family physician thoughtitsva
caused by piece Of Drokes glass OF needle.
hut failed u brias anything 90 light. TIE
child became feebler all the time. seelnIng %
Ioss the use OF her leg. and finally quit walk
ing entirely. Tie middle finger aud thumb
OF either hand became enlarged. the fesh b.
coming hard. The hip joints hecame iavolv-
ei, 50 that when seventeen noaths Old she
e,uid rot stand, having lost the use OF leg
and avn. Pareai curvature OF the spine also
followed The nervous system was wrecked.
nr1ocles contracted. and there was genera,
wasting Of nesh aaa muscle. At eighteen
nisnihs of age she was placed under tie
treatnent Of prominent physician Of Eos
ton. Mass. but the end o. ten months sh-
had declined 20 such a degree that she was in
dying conditloa. This vas IN April 1856
We took tho child away not knowing what
TO do. In this Dreaded dilemma we were
over persuaded BY friends 70 Try -" one bat
tier OF SwIvrs sfEcITIc. which we did. and
before Il had all been taken we saw a change
UP. and have done SO 20 this day. and VIII
keep IL u, II the Lord wills. for many days
tocomc. for Il has brought our dying Hazsl
10 life. to vigor. 20 strength ana health again.
Tie sshen hue Of her chee1s las changed 70
rosy lint. She is able to walk anywhere.
hc- languss and melancholy have passed
away. and she Is Tow a blithe. cheerful. hap
ry romp!i ig child. Should you wish % IA
crease ygur testimonials OF proof ot the
virtue OF S. S. S, our names and what We
have ssrG IS but portion OF what we oweto
you. & ould you wish 10 use them
Kindly yours
BEs. 2. swirr
GKRTRrDx 4. SWIFT.
p o. Box 81.
Tr'Nrfiss on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
Tree.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

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Water Color Decorating.
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Designs and estimates viii be furnished on ap-
plicatioE, By the undersigned for artistic n.erOr
finish with wall paper decorations, hv { nse OF
the TerraGnent water color "Anti-h alsomine'
We guarantee TO 90 ihis artistic and dnrablc
decorating 80 IS 10 produce better effects for the
sane aTn0unt ofmoney thst 10 would cos b do
the same room win Wallpaper. either IN cheap
or c.sboIate work; and the york j. guaranteed -
he permanent and that IL will never require tax
Ing on 70 re-finsh the walls with the same or any
other finish
The ceiling Of the new entrance 10 Power .
Opera House IS sample OF one grade OF t3is
work