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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-04-25
The ELEcfRIc LIGHT.
why re Is Preferable to Gas and Other
Everyday uluminants.

why It Is Preferable to Gas and Other
Everyday uluminants.
Electric-lighting, as means Of pre-
serving and promoting health, has not
been sufficiently appreciated by tho
British public. It may be safely said
electric light is the only form Of
artificial illumination which is not in
furious to health. This is strong
argument in favor of the general in
PRODUCTION of the electric light; but it
is when we begin to compare this light
with that of gas, or any other artificial
lights. that its beauty, purity, bright
ness, cleanliness and safety come out
in strong contrast
Gas not only consumes and pollutes
the air, but it is very poisonous, be-
sides having deleterious effect on the
furniture and decorations of our homes.
Gas gives off a certain amount Of SCOT,
which is evident from the blackened
ceilings and cornices, disc0lored wall
papers, etc. The destruction to goods
in the shops of our great cities from
the action of gas must also be very
great. In offices, shops and factories
employees can use it continuously with
out feeling the lassitude, headache and
fatigue which are frequently caused by
the use of gas. As means Of retain
ing health its advantages are indis-
putable.
It has been said, with a considerable
degree Of truth. that every hour a man
spends in . room lighted by gas tends
to shorten his life and abridge his
powers of work. This light is pure,
healthy light which, if no other light
were used, and the smoke Of our fires
self-consuming would leave our cities
almost as fresh and bracing as High
land hill; and rosy instead OF pale
cheeks, and brightly-fashing. instead
Of dim, lusterless eyes, would mark
the city inhabitants. Health.
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BEFORE AND AFTER.
a Bit of Experience which Most Marie
Folks Have Had.

a Bit of Experience which Most Married
Folks Have Had.
George, dear, she said, night or
two before the wedding, "do you think
it possible that our love and our mar
ried life can become the common
place, coldly practical love and life of
the married people we see around usP
o, George, my heart would break if /
thought So"
'But it viii not be so,n said George,
passionately. 1--WE love each other too
tenderly, too fondly for that. Our love
is not of the ordinary kind, my darling,
and our lives will not be SO. All, no,
no, my angel; that can never be-
And the other day she said:
"Say, George, how would you like
baked beans for dinner, with pumpkin
pie dessert? You would? ALI right,
then, baked beans goes. And don't
you forget that bottle of food for the
baby. or I'll send you back after it, and
mind that you don't keep dinner wait
ing"
And he. with falling off OF the pas
sion of ten years ago, says:
"All right Lou; and / wish you'd
sew a button on the back part of those
stripped trousers of mine; you'll find
them hanging over chair in our
room. Don't have the beans as dry al
the last were, and you watch the baby's
cold. That watering of the eyes looks
like measles to me. There's my car
Good-bye!n Detroit Free Press.
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HER ANSWER.

me orestion long had been upon my lips,
Tasked it, trembling to ny finger tips;
she did not falter. though her voice was low;
me answer that she made was simply: Mo-
She did not loo, upon me with surprise;
She did not from my glance avert her eyes;
mt in her cheeks I saw the roses glow
ss che with gentle tirmaess answered: mo. p"
gle used no trick or artifce with me;
She dif not say il sister she would be,
Ard no coafu sion did the maiden show
As to my question she responded: "No."
what was my question, reader? Let me tell;
she ;ust had told me that she loved me well:
Iashed "Wll you e'r love anothe' so?'
And to thIs question twas she answered: mo. y
Boston Courier.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-04-25
couRTsHlP IN IRELAND.
Love Before Marriage a Thing AlmOs
Unknown in the Green Isle.


Unknown in the Green Isle.
Love before marriage is so very ex-
ceptional as to be almost unknown
among the farming classes in Ireland.
Matches are made and carried out with
scarcely consideration for the two
most nearly concerned, very little or
no intercourse being considered neces-
sary between the two young people de-
signed for bride and bridegroom until
the actual day of marriage. 1t is not,
indeed, at all an unusual thing for the
young man and woman to meet for the
first time at the chapel gate on the
morning that is to make them
man and wife. Every thing is
arranged by the parents. Their farm
| is worth so much, therefore the eldest
son is worth SO much. He will inherit
it. The burning question then is to
discover some one fit to mate with their
son, some one with fortune equal
to his. This desirable daughter-in-law
once found (be she old or ugly), the
matter may be considered arranged.
The bridegroom, impressed by the gem
eral talk about the brides fortune, !"
which always takes precedence of her
CLOCKS, y falls in with the family view
of the affair, and wedding follows as
matter of course. Providence, seeing
all this, has mercifully ordained that
most Irish girls should be comely.
The marriage once consummated,
the old people give up the reins of
government and retire into the Chin
ney corner, leaving the young couple
masters of the field. A most unwise
arrangement, that generations of fools
in their line have not sufficed to wipe
out.
Marriages thus completed with all
the chilling formulas that mark the
alliances of the crowned heads of
Europe, are nevertheless in Ireland
almost always happy. Rarely do they
turn out badly. An unfaithful hus-
band is SO scarce a thing that all the
countryside would ring with the men
tion of him should he present himself;
an unfaithful wife is almost unknown.
Ireland, in spite of her many imper-
fections, in spite of her unsubduabl
people who annoy so terribly the de.
cent House of Commons, people who in
their native land would be feted by
only the lowest and most vulgar class,
is the most moral country in the world,
and-if / may dare say so in face of al
the criminality that has unhappily oi
late characterized 1.-THE most tender.
hearted.
That should speak SO. let you o.
all and every political opinion forgive
me; for am Irish born, and Ireland
love; and this small, turbulent, Iowa
BILE, wild, beautiful Ireland is both my
greatest grief and my greatest joy!-
The Duchess. in N. Y Graphic
=
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NUMBER s.
PITH AND POINT.

Much money. much knowledge and
much authority involve much responsi-
bility.
When you have found the master
passion of man remember never to
trust him where that passion is con-
cerned.-Lord Chesterfield.
How many people would be mute
if they were forbidden to speak well of
themselves and evil Of others. Mime.
de Fonatines.
Mistakes do not always result in
loss. 1t is just as important to know
how to avoid mistakes as it is to be
successful. Many improvements have
resulted from the teachings Of mis-
takes.
1t is only imaginative troubles that
grow by being dwelt on; and very
excellent recipe for not having desired
object is to believe we have it, or have
an excellent substitute or compensatory
object for it.
An act of insincerity done to an
other is a wrong from which he suf-
fers, though the chief loser is he who
commits it. Deceit always reacts Sc
verely on him who practices it,
United Presbyterian.
-Ef every body 'ud get what they
think they deserve in this world, yo'
Good find standin' room ON the top o.
the Washington Monument fur all the
poor foxes yo' Good scrape up; and ef
nobody 'ud git no more'n they ack-
shully deserve, the rich foxes wood't
be no ways crowded in the same place.
oil City Derrick.
Through life many are constantly
dreading future evils. which, when the
time comes for meeting, prove to be
only shadows. How much nervous
force is wasted day by day in antici-
pating evil which will never have any
existence save in the imagination.
Though it can not be denied that,
by diffusing warmer coloring over
the visions of fancy, sensibility is often
source of exquisite pleasure, to
others, if not to the possessor, yet it
should never be confounded with be-
nevolence, since it constitutes, at best,
rather the ornament of fine than
the virtues of a good mind. Robert
Hall.
Society, my friend, is a wall OF
very strong masonry, as it now stands;
it may be sapped in the course of a
thousand years, but stormed in day
no! You dash your head against it
you scatter your brains, and you dis"
lodge a stone. society smiles in scorn,
effaces the stain, and replaces the
stone.-Lytton.
-"Life is short, art is long, we
hear often quoted. It was writ by Hip
pocrates. and the rest of the aphorism
reads, opportunity is fugitive. expert
ence deceptive, judgment difficult It
is not enough for the physician him
self to be right; he must try to make
his patient, nurses and surroundings
harmonize." Verify, chunk OF wis
dom, from annancient's great head. =
Foote'S Health Monthly.
Thoughts that are quickly 'thrown
off, by writer or speaker. are likely
to be quickly Thrown Off by reader
or hearer. It is only those thoughts
that are dug far down in the thinkers
mind that are likely to be planted deep
ly in the mind of those to whom they
are impaired. He who would impress
others profoundly, must first be pro-
foundly impressed. IS. S. Times.
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"A close observer is credited with
the statement that shoddy in America
dispenses with the employment of not
less than fifty million sheep.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

MORTGAGE SALE-Defau,t having been
VI made In The conditions Of a 'riaim mort
gage. made the first day of May. y u. lsHf, bv
Manson Miller ana Luuice l.. - Her. bis wife, 10
ElZabeth -. Parks, and recorded lh The olncc
Ga the register OF deeds OF Ken; county, Mich
igan. the first day az May. 4. u. 1851. AT ~
clock =. m. in llher 100 OF mortgages OF page
SO, on which mortgage there J. claimed 60 De
du, at the date Of tilS notice tie siu oi Tour
hundred. twenty three a0t - li' collars
iSiJy.ssi and no suit az iaW or In equity h1Nin&
been III. ituted 20 recover su'h 0tbti there
fore notice Is hereby given lhat saia mort
gage viii be fOrecl0sed By sale Oi The mort
gagged premises 10 satisfy the amount due
thereon. with costs and attorney fee Ci niioen
dollars provided therein an ! ....oHcd by laW.
al public auction 10 the highest bidder on
Wednesday. the 18th cay oi October. \. D. 1850.
at 10 o'clock a. m. ot that dag. - the front en-
trance 10 the circuit court room on lyan-st., IN
the city OF Grand Rapids in said county
The mortgagrd premises arr describe. as tOl-
lows. t0-wit: All those G rtain pieces or par
ccls Of land situate and being ~ the township
Of Cascade. ia the county of Kent ana ~ ale oi
Michigan. and described a~ follows. to-wlt; The
east half t5i of the southwest quarter % oi
section two -, town six 'u.. H0Ttn % range ten
IO west. excepting hyr and seven ciSAths r
acres I'm the northwest corner, decided Wood
worth. described Is commencing az tie north
west corner OF the east hail OF the southwest
quarter; thence east forty four y folr+ INC nee
sOuthWe steriy 70 point on the west line oi
the east half of the southwest quarter forty
ore 81 rods south 0i Beginnings inente ncfth
10 Nlaft OF ltt -.tHH NAf f'--.t-
seven f27l acres Ga the southeast corner. decided
Ouine. Andhncludiug three l3 acres oi land, de
scrilct a part OF tls south hei 4 tne norm
Mesf guartcrGt "a 4 section tVu 81 e0nt1euCinC
on the north iiuc of tire southwest quarter ioi
ty-fOur = rods cast nf tie northwest corner 81
the east bali OF the southwest quarter. thence
east t. the center o. t'lc serilrus thence north
20 the line 81 the Detroit Grand Haven & Mll-
waukec Railway Com pany, thence northwest
eriy along the inr nf the said railway 10 thf
point of intersection of said line with she con
tinuation of q iile drawn through 1870 points
dcsi gnated; the first. the point 81 he-innln-
above mentioned. the second. point on lln'
running south from the northwest corner ol
the east hall of tho southwest gunrtrr. which
is forty-oue ifli rods south oi said northwest
corner; thence southWesferly aloAg said line
10 place OF beginning. containing three acres
OF land. both 81 said scripfiors together
containing about fiftvfhree acres OF land, be
the same more or less.
Dated July - a. p. l>,9.
ElIzABETH g. PAFEs.
Mortgage.
TAGGART. WofcoTr 4 GtNsOV,
Attorneys for Mortgage. thar'
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05


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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

A nsv msstic, the discovery Of French
engineer. is now not only largely Employed
IN France, but Is exported IN considerable
quantities, especially 20 eastern countries
The product, which It Is assorted is practi-
oally indeSt-uctb.e, is composed o. liassed
oil mixed with niuety-thres parts q pow
dered brick snd seven parts OF lithsTEe, he
brick and the lthargs being pulverized sep
sratelT. then well mixed and reduced % a
paste 5v means q 10 oil The object 70
which The mastic hss ~ - applied should
first be danpencd ~i'b a sponge. After aP-
Diicatsoa-in ~ about three Or four dnys-
tie coating becomes perfectly bard and will
s.-sctnauy prevent the filtration q water n
terrac=s. hssins sDd masonry n general
Frank Ieshss NsVsDapcr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

tAE hast seser-l hoesss isf sals al from slsso
upwards. ~ n9Dt1* p4yAcnts aisa
ffcptrtk a. e1ch@ukt mone4 - loan eaS
houses o teai. ele~ Parish. aeeel oia "a
tielAi bAAA
DNsl SA residence lots left on Gar DIVISION
- q. plat. Cal al enos yeu w&ni eas lest
@&te cat4 i,tsst a. the cltx. cct olf y cst -tAe
et> heietS you hus elsewhere tufntr Aua
t@ff0.l. 81 Aao 81 uSw ho1sonl4a block
k>oR SALk--tsu neHtkly payments goea a.
a roen house. let sixtys'1 es one hunafcd
A4o t1iltS -iArce feci on @a&l-st.. Ac&T 1hSsf
5ssstss, Les, Alpls :, ~. Al.,st a"ashes' go
lNOk SAIE IUfss has onlx f~o ~ ihoss e.-
y esani Paris anc College afe. pl-ses teft.
lie N@t sell >ou netici place lof tc04 fAa4
Ser eAn SCI elsewhere lar saoA Nlyf
onc-QuArter of. &ua sells 80 Scu 80 The >.4lue
rate brlcs iuraeOos. lnautcis hoi NalaI auc
81 msdsle lmlroFsne ash. tlms. er
nanthis payInents boi br ieo late laiis
bUchsnan's la~ orAoe. LedS6ru block -
VHkff besutitul lois a. southeast paH II
cts. aiS3 ID acres 81 rnt mapIe land iH
Nncbes SAL county VII SCI or eArhen>t ior
els rcslaenoe. pAS ctgrrenoe u cash u alf.
l,fre "A ldolCamn huildinf - i. loa aar T
ta (. ~ "a. n kosS.
.1ARaF AMOUNT or RIAL FSTA4t
a tor saie. Mast 4ns Nil be seid
I have lotS tor salt aa ffaisrs : aaaIl s..
corner oi flilh Auo Aaalsrn.aSrs, iois ~
10 ltrf g. ga Rlles prletS tIa1 SO o. -s3H
p lets ou Aadison-~ss. aaa AuNar4-sI. an
ffoa D t1 70 81 iiuf inosi 81 faess lots ..I e.
Nefy desirable cutie Nsuit aI'A loGl4td asaF
Schoai heu-t eud stfei fsfs. tar 4alactAt
property 81 oei IA. Ca i'-4iA At.if Ut
Lot ~. +. l4NNtl .4aifioAt frssceii sf
fourth iel efs ei ~elitn ffif...Va 81 ~ By Il
Il. hp0ss a4Fa anc ioi Aa. 50 'iehefson .aNt,.
House hsfa aHH $500 ltis 90 corner n
East ana flHf1 .,t't.
hsv~ts ASA i1ts rH ie.astoah fiai Cow
price. 49, ga l.feuiA. in aoaiiINa,
piirts fft tt uf,e various othti ioA ana
houses aIi f-sss nof nrs efiset.
hii Mil he So q sefh tAf.il. tltie perfect tlfne
auo isEas Il-te ln All1 Nn expense irt
n 1N N4liI pcfly AisU cash 90 ln8N OIL ffa'
t.Gat- 80 uriit on faNafshf terms. t..ii si
No. y AcN Houssman building. eu hcni :
frslek. -ii
lAl have la>t lad tUo good luts p.s.eed
W ulr haa1s by No.nf ials about o. ie-N t
tfe cfls size is NlnGc lo sell Tor ic ~ ih&
eosi one Xraf ago. easy terms IAttlt tIyis
efs. oser Arosdf lArf
LOR SALT Lnt dIIi cheap iuasi Be soia "a
oHct. Good chance Tor snsrsIHllon oI ga
get cheap place Tor hone. southeast peff II
city Price SEp Address II. Moi. Ieioel4ia.
Herald. ISL
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05
leEHTs- wlNTHD.

C-S JOSL0 month can Dee made working
'fc Tor is. Agents preferred who can fur
niSh . horse ard give their whole time 10 TIE
business. spare moments may br protfAhly y
employed aIs5. A fe~ vacancies ln towns an q
cities. T.. =. Johnson & Co.. lyH Main-sf. q.
Richmond Va y. B.-Pleasc slate age and
business experience. Never mind about SEND
ing stamps ior reply. B. y. }. a 90. oct u
AGENTS should write foI Illustrated circular.
n terms and two weeks free trial 81 y So uri
Washer. Washes firfieSf clothes clean by hot
steam without rubbl ne easily sold profitable
}. Worth, -. l.osis. 40. ~
lNAN1ED--A lew good energetic agents
w ladies preferred, 70 sell "Ritchie's lni-
verSal Silver Polish" u Is not "siivef
soap." paste" or "9ovder -" but chemically
pure llquid siiyer polish u is i&verits With
people who have silver ware and good sei'er.
For terms and particulars address g. p.
Ritchie. jeweler aud maDuisciurcr Hopkins
Station. Mich. 1917
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05
TREssUEsE's FoTIeE


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rFtrr rtFIrs Mlrr- tuf 1922
hrfire if rcrefv 3 ven fflsf fhf eerresr'fff
rof for fte ~reffng rrsveflnf sn, rarrf fne
CGfte-r 80 fff.sr frnrr Nst ffrs-fff ~
49, et.. it rr~ III nv HANDS 49, tnet r'I
~ore 80 fr~rrf rf tHerfar fsF rrf rtrnr y
f~eflfv fsvf frorr fhis fsfe 81 fhf - RI the
CTS Jressgrfr fifF F1t
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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05


ANTtIi-I- uaul IwQ lncA ..ad threr lAd.es
~ atilIs aLa -, ~ 4ha kel.' ~he a.
v llIlHs ta slRs spe4. hard "a tef 5000 hei =
cssh. g. tii nffef ana ~ pos rets Ga Nicii-
san aal laaiaA4 laDsi have senas nonsA -
ta.l 81 ~ 4talt>s p RI fheslSsu. ll ana Is
fiHr.Hl szr hlt.ainE. OFAa1 hspldss . SVA
mean au>lr>s alhern - si-N AWAY e. tie IS
les >Aorr to satisfy so-e curiosity enc these
S~vtins seif sHst, -
ANANltD-A 4 nogrkpher n9Sg rfsl sea- q
" the tefklis A.. oaf r. tfrb rtsi ~ cfrffi.s.es
required sslsrs iTom - r. Sc Cal sl ke.,f0s
d sld is. hvrnitase baalding. 0fAna Rapids
WANTED = Experienced travelling lumber
" salesman stale experience and where
last employed. Address Lumber. itleSrA a.
Herald. ~
WANTED blacksmith. 5 saiesmen. >
" slcliors. aasI utss chances capital
il8u 80 "a siNpHi best ch1ncr eu earth tVln
vest q aFinE bus heS> ieok vAeF our list t's
iorv ius csiiuE elsewhere Cooperative hai-
piJymtnt Co.. tLts Monroe 81. W oAt AiAht
a-ld tuFu 20 lefi. Telephone IT. hooms 81
and a..
COoPFKs WANTED To keep away from
= Nraad Rapids ou account 81 lockout bN
order ci Ooopefs nion, 10. lo- a'>si
ktANTRD-NAN-To JaAe the agency Of our
" safes siEe .eAl,Al> inches weight fA
ibs.. retail price >a, other Sizes lu proportion.
rare clahtr to create q ptflnanent business
as home These Ssits meet cefnaud never
before supPlisa by other ssie corr paAlcs. as y e
aIr Lot governed by the sale Pool Alpine
Sale Co Cincinnati IL wed -ssf
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

EOR SALf-L0t 10. - ottawa Beach this
Tot IS one of the fFsi selection lt ~ To-
Gated only a saori ui>isace from the hotel and
hAs "a fne view OF Lake Michigan. Address
Jas. II. llHskius or ~. i. bosel@nd. 6raat
Rapids. Mich. li-stis
4 GREAT BARGAIN acre fsrrs frame
y hous-; good orchard. 100 acres improved f,
miles from Baldwin. for sale cheap. Inquire
Taggart, Woieoti & Ganson. 81 VI
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05
YIecrlIhkrouE

HAVE s-,fi iu cash aud eoot paper dfaslAk
L per c-nf. fHirftti aun tisI N0ftA ui
Y.al estate fn .riYt Ior q good residence ul. 10
Fhsi Side centrally lntafea. II v ii. hos..
once MIdaicoWt building.
ktAkIfD 4 suite II urfurnishsd rooms a.
W 1.S North DlNiAiohst- Atar tne posi-
ofb ce =
WANTED Part of = house of 3 or rooms. in
w pheasant family ne hiii pfcirfrtc. Al
dress N. care ~ ihis or'ff- ~
lAIlSI No-Fn s.o0p Hscbf Noften, Mia
= accommodations lnf parry 81 tcD tan De
chartered on reasonable terms f1T crulciur GA
the iakes apply 10 4. ". fincsen, fe.l
water Mich ltd
MAGNETIC healing and ciAflveyant sittiEgs
u ~ OTTAWA. cor. iiasf iuss. n j. lree-
tAANfEtl-EF consumer - Stove Osso-
w line 10 know that ain selling stove Gas
olne. 10 ary quantity. g ceuts. delivered 70
any psr! ~ The city. D. e. Ilinw0od- lele-
phone lBt 5S f.Asi uiton 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

/ OST-Taken from The UEion Depot tour
IL isi'S cot bearing ihe name ~ MS. y H.
fberharf the party o. parties please fefs.f %
10 the Union Depot. OF address boz loa clfy 80
I OST-On Saturday morning. smsr sccount
IL book n had lttiers on tie leaves. and
some postal cards in 10. Finder vii please
address postal card 10 T. II Pratt 2T
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05
roR RBET-HousEs.

LOR RENT-As 7 am about 10 move into an
other house. l Will rent my present home,
No. ~ Barciay-st., furnished or unfinished
6fteen roOmS-nine Icing sleeping rooms
bath room furnace. hot and cold water. c.ec-
tric bells. nantels and AL modern Improve
meuts: only two blocks from the park. Charles
". TUFTS. Tufts x Buchanan's law once. Led
yard block. -
no FENT-A seven room house. in the rear
4 If As BaTcisy-Si.. si4 per month; clstern
and city water Ia the house. inquire OF l. :.
Proyln.
LTOR RENT- House. No. y Bosfwick ST. very
desirable location; third house from Pub
ton street Park - per month. Inquire Frank
=. Warner. s' tanal,t.. WlthJ. ii. Martin. -
HOUSE 10 EENI-NtY. 3 rooms. on graded
il street. al ST. Inquire al lt1 Thomasst.