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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

Arna g8a1soa sf 81 lisafy-sE.. has ths
s1aFef tsFer
lra4 all so4a 30 ofEzssizsd - tie
c. reIs 80 ta- rfT
Flr-ase aalsle froexs aass sssa sea- -
Clslsi ol-ar- ~ re t4is
n. O.. Brf4-t ~ the G. st P. L. c.
rsi rs.al sts la lne cay Jssierizg
A. The -rs e1ses a1fiasd ior trial sE tdss
tefu % tae cllc,l-s -14rt have 7esn -isgoaei
81
Ihs s1asra. sf ths .ats Peter hosaad
49, ae re. sl fle 4ll - - 3 p -lDck ..
n. t--..8Irss
Asng 81 tas churches az prsparaz for
tar si-4ss. al ll. -4ldEsE az Ff4ctlsLaS
tlfillll a. -lI-a.e-
Al. IS l. @nHs las A1sKsg9a iatY
80 seas 81 fl3f.la a1s Fsl.0s lsser 81 aEse.
1as faks4 l1e .-Cllrs g.4zr4rn.
Iala Ierss aul Harriet WsstasroF
80 sifA sG-lterv ~ De 4rfz-slsd Ia
tle ro.ls llurt ta.s tpfeaOoa-
e. NssAseasrcn VII. srset as2 coo chapel
a. JaktaIe Psrz fae 80 lAvlas )esa dsa-
als4 al So f1iz.a &c - = Is-ssl "a
If1o sh4Hsrs 4rs being hltsi ilto the
Essf s.1I3ss 20 asisoa. Mater & Co. >
n-s a4fs4o-ss 4s prscAdlion against
bs
Il3rr skss's YESTERDAY 1led bis oath u
oine- a. Nsaaty surveyor. hs = tns nrst
~ .as assly elscisa officials 70 gst % ne
lTlar
Withheld fiLiran yesterday nlsd The
us1sssaf5 oath aad sss sraa-s1 sags 10
practfs ued cine Ls oe olss ~ Lae
~bot1liE scnooi.
sert GODFREY was brought oacS from
Jackson ast aixal o. Deputy sas1i sctllY
snd hs Tiu os 4Erslsasd Ia tne fslics
CoQrt lAis morning.
Sd Car Sled an sfi1srt Ia tns ST.
reliar Court yesterday AskiaE t1sl his cAss
ainst Eucs Lutr ana os restored 10 The
leaff records. IAs m1Ersf vii be argued
sas 36ta.
N1afgomsry g. Bnady have bsea slosti-
flted a. attorneys for =. ". bOYnlon m a
case brought asalnst nim ~ Aaron Bre5er
in the Superior Court. W. +. Grove ~as
~ boyutoa aftOrasy.
Hoassman. Danaaly 4 Jones have 8
store 10 Au-kssoa. Aad ysslerday a iarge
turkey wiped out one aundFsc dollars
worth OF gs0hIs ~ dying through = plate
glass window Tue turkey s nnial ursd.
Iscoe Greenwood yesterday obtained
from the Circuit Court q decree OF divorce
rom BIS wife hsndrixa. jacob ssfne 10 thi,
oanLrv 70 make hOue. aud eh-a be xOl
ready. Hsadnxa refused 70 come, nence
tAs divorce on the grogao Of dessrtion.
A RELIGIOUS census vii be taken 5y the
clergy &C me citv early IN December. The
city Nil be divided int0 500 districts. and
Nl % Thoroughly csnVssset 90 q certain
where the peep attend church. Ino-e
VINO DO n0t attend church viii be kindly
AGED 70 do sC
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

Nessrs. Hasger,y l. GOss have formed a
partnsr'sip in the law business. and the
new hrm bss secured the ofic,s recently
occupied by NJ. Grove, - Sonroe-St. Mr..
Hsggerty for nesrlv three years was ssso-
ciaied With Jcdge Grove. u wei up IN his
chosen profession, snd Mr.. Goss is the West
Side attorney VINO WAS secretary OF the Re-
puolian Congressional COMMITTEES in ne
cAmpsign Just closed and is Ols OF the
Circuit Court Com nissioners-slect
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
YEsTsRDA Avs FIRE.

FIamss Discovered la the FeDirsal. Fur
aiture Conpany's Dry kiiG.
Shortly afternoon yesterday smoulder-
ing fre was discovered - the dry kin oi
the Peninsula Furniture Company. The
kiln Vas tightly closed shutting OF ali
draft Otherwise the flames would have
burst forth sooner. ana lsss damage would
have been done. As u MAS the loss IL estl-
mated at 81 800. The insurance will nearly
cover the loss The firemen experienced
SONS G. ftculty in getting al the ire which
was in the back part OF the kiln, but did
good work when they did.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

The one and one-third fare rates given by
railroads, to Chicago and return. during the
tat stock show held In Chicago this week,
has induced mauy 10 attend. Monday,
forty-nine people started from this city over
the c. & ". N, and other roads were well
DatrOuiZe0
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

The ladies of Grace Episcopal Church
will give An Evening With Dickens" at
Hsrtmsn's Lecture Hall on Thursday, No
vem0er -. also a sale of fancy articles. Re-
freshmsnts will be served, beginning at 2
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
oOss TO DETROIT
Aa Usfortssats Drusk 8hs CaEnSs Qait
Drinkiax.


John saith : frequsat visitor "a the
Police Court, on account oi his eloolOus
habits Was sent 20 TIE Detroit House of
Correction seslsrdAv for three months
+. nee ths 34th OF last Nay. Smith has been
before ta- court az tlmes. ts1l for being
dran1 sud 40 foT vaxraGey. DUr.ng the
una he hss served sikhty-tso days IA The
Csuntv Sal Tor drua ~eansss. sge ten aay :
10, beinx va saith e Germsn. and
mas : fortune Ia tie l0id country last he
can get - soon a. ne tefo~sas himself
SmItn was -sl released ifom he jail
N0odsy siternoon where Ne had been Tor
forty GAYS 4nd ehiatey oiled Up wllh
whisky 10 celebrate be event.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
Iss coNss6GATloNAL cLU5


The Nesfi1x &c TIE @onfh Coz greEsfiona Al
Church
Tbs Western Michigan Congregational
Club rhich holds ifs mesiings shouf three
times yea. bsld lhsr isst meeting for fl 2
7.sr a. he South Congregations church
ssf evening Tires new mem hers we're
sdmitred % he Cah, snt som IN uportsnt
business va tra1sac-ei before snDpsr
vhich vas served In M ehgrch pa-lo-= a.
O'Clock Aftsr snprsr R-T. A. R Nsr-
ism gave an sxhan7tiVs ps1e- On fna sa 3
iecr 'Roor for Ch-isfis1 Mora f1strae-
ton IN CIR Pnaic Sch00s Tiers wsrs
sosui fftv msmhsrs of ths C.1o present a.
ths mesuag
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

joint meeting of the Patrons CT Hus-
bsniry. the Horticultural Society. with the
Farmers Club will be held at the Super
visor's Room, in he Court block, at 1:30 D.
m. on rhe 27th inst. The question of
needed legislation will De further discussed
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

Ths members cf he Fountain Street Bse-
-sf Chureh ara very happy fnis merning
sns sre susT conErsfa atinE zach et6s-
Afs nesting ~ fhe trustees snd pastor a.
a. evening fhe entire rhurrh ieet 7f s3f-
11r vas rarcsi ed. and ne te6 ,ati0r SER
-rn - preached SUNDAY Deem 1er
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

Attorney General Taggart will 20 to East
Saginaw this week. TO prosecute one OF the
States famous railroad suits. involving
lands in the possession OF the Flint & Pere
Marquette Railroad Company. The case is
set for Friday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

There will De meeting of the f. 8. A. at
the Ladies Literary Club Room, on Shell
Gon-s,.. today at , p. N. All are cordially
invited 10 attend. a report OF the Women s
Congress, held in Detroit last week, will be
given
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

81 'sr ~ Belle r Loucks hss not
made a complaint sEeinst nr Joan Psr-
rne ,nt r-sferisV siteruoon p 7. Fiarce
TOE prcrrsfer 81 a esEsr7 o1 Division -.
us,ie ccmr afrt sgsinst hiw flr stpahuz
1ask-t nf srsg-A scG ls - ae sra e. -
sh.s ~er akzA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

~ soa sish psrlor - Eniiure A. great
ssgfiDc~ u prtcss - - t1s Stsr Furniture
Con psny. iva oOutl .l si01-st- Iosy are
closing 0ul itss pre- eEt ssock 70 make
Toum for LeW plfcb 4ssil
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

lf Yea $50 kzT.1r a. ullUft a. = great
s4criaos of proes. g. - BE Gar 1F1it1rs
CoA1sas ace ooll1 lfv tls1 e. iass 8rs
ciosl4E oIl l3sT PrssEsi sioeE - lasks
room lef Lss p4re1<ses
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

Ia al grades. from fns ines- hand ss~e1 70
= good. solid everyday snoe. IN hid. Gost
Do0Sos or Ca4fskins a. strictly ~t0iesse =
cost prces. for thirty dsvs only. AZ 10
PopB a. shoe House. A. Cansl-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

John Tisrnsy il2 Kent-st, dealer in
Kentucky whiskiss. etc. cordially invites
bis friends and patrons 20 his new ssmp
room. which mas recently been opened 70
lra pubic.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
KENT COUNTYS SHARE.

Of the Primary sch ooi Fund-A Total OF
sfS.353.2S.
The County Clerk yesterday received
notice from tas Department OF Education
Al Lansing that Kent county contains ~
sos children Of school age. and that ct 81
cents per capita IT, snare of the primary
school fund is SIS 353 2S The fund is
divided among the towDs as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

Do not leOk i0r the ne Giant a. he
head of a SOW busin-s Ne- prices arc
movng cur 5vssc0als lseiy Dont be too
late better make your leleetion no
GIANT G loTHfSG COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

II ycu wish psr.or farniturs at . great
sacrifice OF lrices. 20 q le star Furniture
COmpAay. 10 south 1 vision ct Ibey are
closing out tnelr prf fsent stock 10 make
room .or new DlTChsstE
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

To the veuDg face Pozonni's Complexion
Powder gives iresner charms. to the old re-
newed youth. Try il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

This case his been watched with coBsi-
dera3le interest a couple OF years ago Mr.
Bedr was in the employ OF the defendant
IN the Tripo factory. and fell down an
elevator shst tnat was not properly en-
closed and has been sick ever since lie
afterwards com meucsd SUIT for damages
claiming SO 90. ard last Summer ths case
was tired and the Jury gave verdict OF
sloi. rev trial VS. granted, and the
above verdict 10 the result
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

Destsnihslsr Las "a ns in season. Give
tltu cnl
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

Dsitsuthaef hss ga T. i8 season. Give
an CalL
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

Booss Slippers and Felt Goods =, strictly
cost prices. iOr thirty days only, at the Popu-
lsr Sh0s House 45 Cansl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
THs JUsv GAVE OAvAess
wr. H.rra.a M. Ii. ss', as.sp-s Bura-

=
Ia tfs case 81 Hsrnsn "a Rsxsv
Lemon 4 Haops. - v5lch Hsrusn snes 10
rscrrsr 1snag-s FIR hsi1z -iose3 90 ~ be
grocery rnsfassS en- rha--e nfrrfga<a ne
i1rv s@f evening ssvs Tsrics for fte
pissrtf for ssei e3
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

salvation oa IS r. o~ce prompt srs -
Eaeis ss q psin -cgra. Prize cnlg - renfss
oorile.
E-srv rs~s - cou<hs a. esids s c1rN3 5r
~. kaAs k1axs sTFnR. Rres s. ssM
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
BIG DAMAGES

The ] ury in the Bsdeli-Bsrk-y Case Give :
Verdict OF s3.375.
The Jury IN the case OF Thomas II. Bed ell
Ts. Julius Berkey completed their labor ;
last evening by bringing in 4 verdict of
s. 80 il favor o. Mr.. Beiell The case has
been closely contested by Hon. J. c. FitL-
Gerald and F. A STAGE, for Mr.. Btdell and
Hon Z. ~ Buttsrtsld and A. c. Dennison.
for Mr.. Berksy. The amount of the verdict
is Dot aS larEs as Er beden wanted. but is
larger that Nr. Berkev ls willing 10 pay. 80
the case will 20 to.the Supreme Court. niniey
days being gwen the defendant to lake It
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

New Neck ~esT -io dozen. 15c and 81
scaris, just received, g. % ssie tbs ~ssk a.
55c GIANT ILOl HfNG COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

window fuil Of Ia e patterns. 75c and
81 neckwezr. - 55c.
OIAar LorHlNG CoNF.NY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

IL YOU wish pario furniture - great
sacrifice Of prices. so the Star Furniture
Company. 100 south vlsicn-st. They are
closing out their ssrnt stock 10 make
room for new pasChAsk
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
Go to Dsusnshaies Tor oysters.

Neckwesr. the lead z shapes in 81 and
75c sllks; soc for ohoi this week.
GIANT LCIhIN6 COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
Fresh 6sh received .rny a, Detteut thaler'.

The place 70 buy -u- he'd coke is OF the
Central Coal c.. Te phone o34
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
NJ. S. SMITH & CO,

JEWELERS. are now receiv-
ing, and will continue to open
until ChristT las, the large in
voices of piEM MONDS and
other GEMS FUkEIGN ART
w A r Z, Ib RIC-A-B r A G
CLOCKS, 4 AMPS, ETC., Sc
lected by thdir own buyers in
foreign and Domestic markets.
Their collection for this season
in all these q FtIclcs, as we'll as
STERLINGf SILVE RWAR
WATCH ESl and JEWEL ERY
is superior in all respects to
any collection ever shown in
Detroit. vi bitors are invited TO
inspect, and correspondence is
invited.
Articles sc nj on approval on
satisfactory reference.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

The richeS' line OF eckwear ever opened
in the city. 100 dokeT 20 On sale this week
at 55c Non can Eatch them elsewhere
tor 75c and 81.
GIANI kLOTHr.G COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

ts " I.hpsr 81
ssAssps wsnfsd sn I-esiisi~e 80 bssss
Ir.ereesnt&
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

IL vor want wood " the carload or cord
buy IL OF the Centrs Goal Co. Telephone
o34
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
COMPOSED ENTIRELY or HERBS
A General Blood Purifier.
STOCK OF

Positively cure Iseef snc gnrsf Corflsuts fcssf
fior Ehegmaflsn -croflls IfufsF n'iossne-s h.lsrs
siTies suc a. Diseases trissUe lroIn Impure b.aJa
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

tral 'SSa Coal Company Cor Telephone ,.a = ssi. ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

Fresh fish receivst tsily at Dsltenthalers s
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

P1Essl1 snk -

PEzEEl1 frk -.
Tssres NJ dsaylox II sxesllsaoe Il
ready no z9s oFercosts a. q . - t1e G.xnt
Clos king Cs1 pzry. an1 Dos sarprlsaEE
th4l n4-1rs1s SO. - r1-s. AVE s1s-r
cl9.1i1x mA3s - 3ldsf pa az e1cep19a
10 .avSr CT lss u-4s- rec kAr uleu.s sAe~2
% tois Fepo-Gr aeuss.
u yoa $50 p4s.sr T. olt0ss a. xsssi
s4cr1nos of pr1es a. - BE clsr 1F1it1rs
Co4psny lls oouln ~ 2en e. ihss sc
G ozl4k oIl l1eir prssE.i sio<k - maze
room lof lss p1re3<ses
DsstsutAalef hts ga + 10 season. Give
hl1 cali
Come I'D SO price, ID Cur cseToosi
st0-k L1sl 80 slrpr4se ys4- ~ ais
sert.Ua A. yon - q uron invest ga
tic1. ol-Af a. 1aise Co&FAsa.
Iiyoa ssh parlor q Fniiurs A. = great
sslfiDc~ u prtcss - - t1s Stsr Furniture
Con psny ~ oOuil ~ SOB 1-st. Iosy are
closing 0ul itss pre- leEt s.ock 70 make
room for Lev p1fee4ss|
Detlsnthslsr Las "A ns in season. Give
hiu call
Do not lsOk f0r the ne Giant a. he
head 0f SOW busln-sl Ne- prices arc
movug our 5vegc0als seiy. Don'l De lOo
late better make your detection 10
GIANT G CloTHiSG COMPANY.
II ycu wish psrlor FarnituS at q great
sacrifice Of Irices. 20 t,l lae star Furniture
COmpAay 10 south vision e.. Isey are
closing out tnelT prfsent stock 10 make
foom .or new D1rCnsssE.
Go 10 Dsttsutbaiers f0r ossteFs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

ron 1HF LADIES
fscies enc his Peerless ksfnedy feasis ffeIe
cs such Tsinfi I'd suppreseet MsDsrss sea hese
sfts rnc also fuf bftuti i'r fourierior snr Ian
Csilus fimp srd fotcbet suc nfhr1 tir il'aesses
NOTICE OrR ST AUhNTrU
wssry az - vince fhs - ha~s
corvircef ofhcrf fno doc Dp d. pressiee.
fefsirr 10 rsfEfCf tFf have reirnsff
ol ssie ft o. druggists src'tzfs farTesst@f trna
25e- zoe sac 7 Ue T.sr Tsct =ssi ual.ef
CERT oi pros hF the
Diamond Medicine CO..
= sThTE-sT., DtTDogT. nfsH.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-04-05
HAWLEY AN INVENTOR.

Two Patents From Which the Connecti-
cut Senator Receives an Income.
Senator Hawley, of Connecticut, told
me the other day that he was an inven-
tor, and had taken out two patents,
from which he was receiving a good
income. One of them is for pocket
compass, and the other for leather or
rubber base or washer at the end of a
cartridge. Said he:
II have always been very much
astonished at the way in which great
idea crept out of me, but it proved to
be profitable and useful one. / was
with friend one day, a gun manufact-
urer in my town, who was telling me
of the difficulty he met with in secur-
ing the requisite amount of elasticity
at the base of projeetile. Without a
moments reflection asked him why
he didn't put on piece of rubber or
leather. He looked a me with a gratified
surprise and said it was curious no one
had thought of it, but it seemed to him
to be not only the simplest but the best
thing. Itwas tried, worked like charm
and then my friend made application fol
patent in my name. 1t was granted
machines were constructed for placing
the washers upon the cartridges. and
they are now in general use. | get 4
handsome royalty out of it
'.And the other patent?n
''That was for a compass, tubs
about as big as lead pencil, only no
so long, which can be carried in tn,
vest pocket or hung from the watch
chain. 1t is a neat little thing and con
venient. - Washingtou Letter.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-04-05
Origin of the Spider.

Arachne was maiden who had at
tanned to such expertness in weaving
and embroidering that even the
Nymphs, leaving their groves and fount-
aims, would gather to admire her work.
They whispered to each other that
Minerva herself must have taught her.;
but Arachne had grown vain as she
grew dextrous, and, overhearing them,
denied the implication with high dis
dain. She would not acknowledge her.
self inferior even to a goddess, and
finally challenged Minerva to a trial OF
skill, saying: eff beaten, will bear
the penalty" Minerva accepted the
challenge, and the webs were woven.
Arachne's was of wonderful beauty.
but when she saw that of Minerva she
knew that she was defeated, and in de-
spair went and hanged herself. Mi
nerva, moved by pity for her vain but
skillful opponent, transformed her into
spider, and she and her descendants
still retain a portion of her marvellous
gifts of spinning and weaving.-Swiss
TrOss
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-04-05
Japanese Sacred Nuts.

A quantity of japanese sacred nuts,
the first ever brought to this country,
has Just been received at Broadway
fruit store. They are called sacred
from the fact that they are used in GER
tain forms of japanese worship. The
nuts are placed on the altar and
ignited. They burn with a blush flame
and give off peculiar odor. They are
rich in oil, and the fumes are supposed
to rise as incense to the gods. They
grow under water, have a leaf like a
pond lily, and are shaped like steer $
head, with two projecting horns. This
resemblance is so great that it is diff
cult to believe that they are not carved.
In the raw state they are hard and
tasteless, but when cooked they have
the flavor of boiled ehestnuts. They
retain their qualities ten or fifteef
years, and are fit for food when even
twenty years old-N Y Nail,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-04-05
Worshiping a Gas Well.

The Rev. Ewing, the returned mis-
sionary from India, while in Butler
recently related that the natives OF
that country make occasional Pilgrim
ages to and worship phenomenon
situated in the interior. In India it is
regarded rs a burning mountain by
the foreigners. but the Rev. Ewing says
that since he has come to Western
Pennsylvania and seen the natural
gas wells here, he is OF opinion that
natural gas is also what these Hindoos
worship in that far-away place. II it
IS the genuine article people need not
tear that the supply Of natural gas viii
soon be exhausted, for this one In India
has been burning for ages and a0es. -
| Butler (Pa.l Ji1nsa.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-04-05
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Don't be deceived by q mans in
nocent look. He may simply be near
sighted.
When a man owes a good round
sum he sometimes finds it extremely
hard to square up.-Neso Hauen NeUs.
Hotel proprietors are uniformly
polite to their guests. because that is
the use-you-well procedure. - Pits
burgh Chronicle.
-Physiologists say that the older a
man grows the smaller his brain be-
comes. This explains why young men
know every thing and old men nothing.
-Irate Student-..Don't you ever
sweep under the bed. I'd like to know"
Calm Chambermaid-"I alway do. l
prefer it to dust-pan. "-HarcGrd
Lamp0on.
Michigan makes more shingles
than other States in the Union. but.
curiously enough. it has no more than
the usual percentage of good boys.
Burlington Free Press.
Who is that extremely peculiar and
interesting man with the long haire"
20. that is previous poet. He has
a great future behind him. File
ge,sde Blatter.
in Massachusetts, they impose a
small tax on dogs. but give the pro-
ceeds to the public libraries, SO that
you can support q litter at your option.
philadelphia Ledger. -
Jennie" said young lady. turn
ing away from the mirror and address
ing companion, "what would you do
if you had mustache on your hps?'
'If liked him would keep quiet"
was the domure reply.-M T. Graphic.
Stranger to groeer-"Why don't
you sprinkle some sand on the pave
ment out here? Half dozen people
have fallen in the last five minutes"
81 haven't any sand" ..Then sling
out some of your sugar; it's just the
same thing. "--Lincola Journal.
"A Wife's Anxiety Husband (im-
patiently "If the fool-killer would
strike this town he would ind plenty
of work to do!'' Wife-"Is there such
a person, dear?" Husband-"Ofc course
there is. Wife with anxiety
"Well. l do hope, John, that you will
be very careful. "-7eras Sytings.
Alexandria, in Clark County, NO..
was once the Gretna Green of the West,
where hundreds of young couples from
Iowa, Illinois and Missouri were united
without license and without question.
Justice Gillian, now an old resident Of
Alexandria. was most in demand to tie
the knot for the eloping couples, and
reaped rich harvest for his pains
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-04-05
LIGHT OF HOME.

= s1h+ Of home, o, light Of home,
mo n nurest light meath heavens dome!
arhe @ iipht that shines SO clear and white,
rhsre 1s p ever is our hearts delight,
The light Of home.
a ,ight OF home, blest light OF home!
When far from thee our footsteps roam,
We think OF thee, still cleaning bright;
an, How we long to see the sight
OF light at home.
n ,;obt OF home, true light OF home!
when far across the oceans foam,
me wind and waves in storm unite,
Nv heart HES to my home tonight,
Loved light of home.
n ,,pht of home fair light OF homel
~ thee may weary wanderers come;
beacon light in darkest night,
Thy glirmer never can alright,
o, light Of home.
n lieht OF home, our Heavenly home!
IN thee we look, to thee we come;
t1ur pyed ones hive in that pure light,
lbl Some time we shall see the sight
OF light at home.
-Ydnkee Blade