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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-06-07

A SURE REMEDY FOR A FELON.-A
pint of common soft soap, stirred in air.
Stacked lime, till it is Of the. consistency
OF GLACIERS putty. Make aleather thin
ble,till it with this composition and in
sert the finger therein, and change the
composition once in twenty minutes, and
cure is certain.
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1#EE tEF& NJ. ~ We g4a +# HsA E@&H
81 Governor Kellogg is rapidly over
coming the difficulties that beset his
administration at its commencement.
The fqsionists have given MP the CON
test. The war in st. Martinsville. the
riots in New Orleans, and the massacre
at Colfax have had a very different
effect from that which was expected
by the OTiginators and actors of these
of turbulence and murder. The
fusion cause has been damaged BIZ its
own friends. Senator Carpenters ideas
have tended to weaken, rather than
strengthen the opposition to Kellogg.
Lately everything seems to have con-
spIred TO ruin the prospects of the fu-
slpniista They are growing hopelessly
weak They are trying to fatter the
eOIored man, which is a last resort with
that party. The great fusion organ,
the New Orleans Herald, was positively.
delighted at the dignity, learning, ora
tory and so on, displayed by Ingraham..
Stamps, Chester and the coIored folks
generally, at the meeting last Monday
night in the Mechanics Institute This
is a new source of enjoyment, and will
be followed up as long as the prospects
of success, either by new election or
otherwise, continue to % more
shadoWy. The great danger now to
kellogg's administration is from its
own friends, and tile deserters from the
fusion. camps, that will endeavor to
oVerWhelm it, with counsel and assist
ances when neither is needed.-TState
Register, May 31st.
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ned.j R. S. WEIGH, Cashier.
LIST or GIFTS.

Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash.. $5OO,0OO
Only a few tickets remain unsold, and they
will be furnished to the first applicants at the
following prices: Whole tickets, $40; halves, s.;
quarters, $3.50; IL wholes for 800, Sc for $500, 113
for 81, 200.
For tickets and full information, apply to
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
may 31-4t Louisville, XIV.
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GTRAYRD.-A REWARD OF TEN Dol
- lars will be paid for the recovery of Il bay
horse, about 144 or Is hands high, black legs,
black name and tail, and scars or sores on his
fore legs, which straycd from the undersigned
at Bellevue, three miles south of Opc!ouSas, May
ODD, 1873. \. H. JEWS.
~OpeIorsas. Nav 31-3t
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Arseme Henry vs.. } osette Chretien,

pARIsH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. s51-
= By virtue OF a writ Of aeri facias, issued out
OF the honorable Parish Court, in and for the
Parish of st. Landry, in the above entitled suit.
and to me directed, Iwill proceed to sell. at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse Of said parish, in the town of ope-
lOusas, on SATURDAY, the 5th dav of Jniy,
1873, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, the GLOWING dos,
Cribed property, tO-wit- Y
A certain tract of land, described in the Ger
tihcate and receipt of the Land Office, in Ope-
iousas, bearing date the Goth March, 1860, and
being No. 6611, as being the southwest Quarter
OF seetion No. IS, township 6, south of range 8
east, containing one hundred and sixty@fwO
acres, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon situated in the parish of St. Landry,
bounded north by land belonging to Placide
BOudreaux, south by land of HYpolite Meoile,
Louis Chariot. 49,.
Seized in the above suit. i.
Terms-Cash. lA.5 .'
E. Q. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Elizabeth Garvin vs.. A. m. Gradenigo,

Elizabeth Garvin VS.. a. m. Gradeniao,
MAGISTRATES COURT, SECOND WARD
cias. s its, haandPT 2y b virtue q q writ Of ierl IA
Justice of the Peace, Second Ward. St Tsndrr'
IN the above entitled suit, and to me directed. |
NH proceed to sell at public auction, nj, the
P PeVish Hall 4 I N fbs f9Tn Of Washington, in said
s7s;1 at eleven O'Clock. A.. NJ, the foiIoswin% 'des''
eFlheg property, F0-Wlt=x AZ
Q1ls aFlnoiT, one bureau two tables. one wash
jar, etc. ? ~ 49, h9 stohe
Seized in the above srit. Fl. NJ,
Te~rms-Cash.
moro ., ]: H. MILLsPAUGH, Constable.
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BoILs-Make aplaster of molasses and
-four, or honey and -four, and apply it
as often as they get dry. If very pain
full, make a soft poultice of bread and
milk mOistened with volatile liniment
and laudanum. It will ease pain, allay
Inflammation and hasten a cure. Rem
edies for cleansing the blood should be
freely used. -
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s-ueeessian de Dnlieoare Piere.-No.a 6oa

D3VOO"sA1aA WU A~VtAAHGOEEG FAtFes-NOs 3BUB
ETAT DE LA LOUTsIANE-COUR DE PA
- ro1sse, st. La~ndry.-Attendu que On6zime
teur de Ia. succession de Daiicourt Pitre,
decide, ayant enr6gistr6 I'M tableau de classif,
cation DIES dettes de La dite succession, accom-
d'icelui; .,.:s L-- - -
1t attendu quill a etc fait droit D La demand
dc Ia, dite petition par I'm or1re de la Cour en-
date du 8 Avril, 1873. -. III ISL =
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dome
aux tnteress6s dans cette sueeession,, d'ayOir \
falre opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par 6crit, 3
mon bureau, dafsla vile d'Opeloisas, dams les
delals aecoTdes parlalpi, pourquoi lie dit tableau
ne seralt pas apprOuve ct ham0lOgu6. I,|-
ri w. A. ROBERTSON .Grefier.
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81 100000 CASH
GIFTS TO BE PAID IN FULL
THE THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE

Public Library of kentucky,
Will be given in the great hall of Library Build
which time Ten Thousand Gifts, amounting to a
grand total of $500, 900, All Cash. will he diStrib-
uted by lot to ticket-hOlders No reduction in
amount of gifts at this distribution, but each
gift win he paid IN full.
OFFICE OF FARMERS n DROvERs' BANK, I
LOUISVILLE, KY, April Z, 1873.
This is to certify that there is in the Farmers
and Drovers' Bank. to the credit of the Third
Grand Gift Concert for the benefit of the Public
Library of KY, Five Hundred Thousand Dollars,
which has been set apart by the Managers TO pay
the gifts In full, and will be held by the Bank
and paid out for this purpose, and this purpose
only.
(Signed.J R. s. WEIGH, Cashier.
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MUMPs-Care should be taken to prevent
taking cold. Precipitation should be
promoted by warm drinks. IF there be
cOstiveness, give a gentle laxative. Gov
er the swelling with cotton, and if pain
f9l, battle it with volatile liniment or
Cheeseman's balsam.
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Daniel Mcdaniel VS.. Angelina SpovnII,
OF ais

DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Ian
dry.-No. 9879.-By virtue of n writ of alias
II. ia issued out of the honorable the Eighth
District Court, of the State of Louisiana, in and
titled suit. and to me directed, I will proceed to
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder. Mt
the Courthouse of said parish, i'll the town of
01pelousas, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of
July; 1873, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, the follow
described property, t0-wit-
the undivided half of the west half of a Ger
lot OF ground, situated in the town of Wash
containing one half arpent. more or less,
and numbered, on the plat of said town. six. with
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
bounded north by Water street, eastbypropertv
OF John Lyons, south by Dcican street, and west
Main street. -
Seized in the above suit,
Trrms-CaSh on the spot.
f. O.. HAYES, Sheriff.
NAV 81, 1873,
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TBOSTAGE STAMPS AND STAMP
II ed EnvelOpes.-The Postmaster at this place
takes pleasure i'll announcing to the public that
the post office is at present supplied with u full
assortment of postage stamps, envelopes
stamped and lnstamped, newspaper wrappers
etc. Therefore, those wishing any Of the above,
in small or large quantities, can have them by
calling ut the post office. may 31-tf
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It is said that the politicians in New
Orleans have began to move in the at
tempt to organize one on two new par
ties. The straight-out Democrats are to
break off from the Liberals and unite
with the slightly colored Of the Colored
population who have wealth and infu-
enee. Social equalityto certain extent
is to be conceded. And it. is said the
Liberals win go for the blacks, direct.
1t is all in embryo yet but such. diissen-
sions will wind UP with. the whole loaf
4 going to the Republicans asusual.
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Captain Jack, the chief Of the Modoc
Indians, who assassinated Gen. Candy
and others, has beencaptured. Some Of
his warriors were captured with him,
and others had previously surrendered.
The tribe Ia about broken up.
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EORGED AND sPURHOU9P4RTsm
~ WARE NTS
WARRANTS.

"
A copy of the report of the Grand jury. In ROT.
erehce TO Forged warrants, wasPead; and on mn
lon OF Mr., L. 5. FOntenot, resolved, that the
Following suggestion be adopted: That II he
made the duty OF the Parish Auditor to lI.ark oI
forged and spurious warrants so as to DrpelnG, a
the possibility OF their ever being again used, hT
WfltlnS across their face the words "FOrgCfI ,,mid
spurious" in atleastt three different place, n Vii,
RED INK, III Large and Iegible letters. Tb nj in il" [r
oer TO facilitate this he be allowed IT,, OF vn nnhIIic
notice through both the local par,ers Rn2nc
thirty days, to all holders of these Hr.,,,o M -
present the same to him to bn M .rI, %Li"n n, .
AFTER the expiration Of this notice If he made H.
uuty, through the Parish A.ffOTp ar 10 ims "t III
suit in the name OF the Parish ~ St $500.
against all persons holding snch IvsTr,n+ 1,H aGd
VINO snaIl nave refused, neglected or failed to
ntesehI 1lcII ~ nLm to be marked as suggested
nn0vG. feSolveu further, that the Auditor he
snsnIucteu 70 keep q record of the forged and
spurious warrants SO marked by him.
Ill accordance with the above resolution of the
romeo Jury OF this parish, adopted May 9Th, 1879,
y James q. Chachere, Auditor for the Parish of
81 Landry, do notify the holders of said Forged
ana Spurious Warrants, that if, III the thirty
days following this notice, they do not comply
with the foregoing Resolution, that suit in the
name of the Parish will be Immediately fnstitu-
ted against those known to be holders of said
Forged and Spurious Warrants.
JAMES o. CHACHERE,
Parish Auditor.
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John H. Oyerton vs.. Elizabeth wright
Vn,xrn 3t-.

9 A@' VFeEtOn VS. EAHzRRefh Wright,
gasz..ss Veuye,
fGQUR DE PAR0TSSE, ST. LAEDRY-No. $50
- En- vertu dun writ dallas teri faciase 1ancGS
par Phonorable Ia COur de Paroisse, dams ct Donr
10 Harolsse st. Landry, dams lie process ci-dessus
lnI5!!lles, ct moi adresse, .je Hendrai on vente
9uollque, q Ia, Maisonde C0urde Ia dtte paroisse,
dams La vile d'0pelousas, 1e SAMEDT, 5 Juliet
1874, q ONE 2heurest du matfn, Ia pr0prietG
ci-apres decrites, sav0ir-
" uelnl terrain, situe dams Ia vile dc Wash
lnSton, aVec t0utes les batisses ct amGlioratinn
'qu1sy t%rouvent, horne all nord par Ia rue Dn.
pre-, aIl sud par la r1le Carriere, a Pest mar In rT1e
st;John, ct aPouest par Ia propri6tG de John q.
sals1es dams le process ei-dessus.
Conditions-Comptmt. "
81 ma, ~.".''f"9s E. o. HAYES, Sheriff,
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Mrs. i. Thayer VS., william, Ronnsr.

NHFs' T. ThayeP Vss William Bonner.
CQuR DE MAGIsTRAT, DOUzIEME WARD,
st. haAary---NO.-En vertu dun writ de
1efa ia IS psi lance par FHonOrable J. ". Harvey,
g " ne faix; Donziemc Ward, st. Landry, dams
Yendrai a Penean public, au plus ofFramt encliG-
5isserr, a latMaison d'Ecole, sur lie Bayou BGTf,
cans an Ia Paroisse st, Landry, 10 JEUDI, u JUN,
et5tITes d6erites, savofr-4~E -
One yache ct SON veaux deuX veaux dun an,
ua chaIrette . cheval, cling tetes de m0utons.
Sals1es dai1s le process etdessus,
C0ndttions-Gomptant. aE I .
PIP. STREET, Dep. Sheriff.
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Daniel Mcdaniel vs.. Angelimu SsOvnEI,

Daniel Mcdaniel VS.. AmgeGinu SsOvnEE,
ct ais.
GOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROISSE ST, Lam
dry:-NO. 9879.-1In Vcrtu dun writ dallas
Il. IA: lance par Honorable III Huitinmc C0ur
dc District de PEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct
dessus %intitnle, ct Il moi adressG, ie yendrai en-
ventc. publique, au plus otfrant enchGrisscur, i
Ia MnIsOn de Cour de la ditc p~aIOisse, Ell In willie
ONE heures du matin, III propriGtG ci-aprHs dG-
critic, SAVIOR
La moitit indivise de la Motto Quest, dun GER
tam lot de tcrre' situe dams Ia vile 6e Washing
ton. cOntenant Ul dem arpent, plus on mOinS.
ct nunerott, sur lie plan deladite yiIle. six. aycc
toutes les hatisscS ct amGlioratiOnS uui s'v irony
ent, borne au n0rd par la rue Water, a Pest pnr
la prOpriete de John Lyons, au sud par In rue
Dc1ean, ct a TOuest par la rue drt Main.
Saisie dams lie process ri-dessus.
COnditiOns-COmptant.
f. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
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AESeme RhenFy VS. SOSetae GhPetiem.
GOUR DE PAROISsE, ST. LANDRY-No. al.
y, En- rertr1 dun writ de fieri facias, lance par
rnon0rable Ia COtr de ParOisse, dams ct pour In,
faroisse st. Landry, dams lie process cf-dessusinti-
t1ule, ct Il moi adresse, .je vendrai en- venfe pub-
llique, au plus offrant ench6risseur, Il Ia MaisOn
ne COuF De Ia dite paroisse, en- Ia Vile DIES Ope-
dn.matill, la prOpri6te. ci-apres d6crite, savoi,s9
Un certain mOrceau de terre d6crite dams Ie
certliteate ct resQ du bureau DIES terres, aux One
lo4s, portant date du 20 Mars, 1860, ct Giant 10.
6611, CONNIE etant lie quart sud-est de la section
No.35, dams lie tOwnship6 6, sud de la rang6e 8 est.
e0Htenant cent sOixante-denx acres, ayec tOutes
les 3atisses Ct ameliorations qui s'y trotlvent,
EooIng au moro par des terreS appartenant a Pla-
Mecfie, o Test par dcs terrese public, ct a Touest
par La terre de Don Louis Chariot.
Saisie dams lie process ci-dessus,
Condftions-C0mptant. H. a@E ..@
., ~. n,a,i orc E. Q. HAYES, Sheriff,
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Estate of Dalicourt Pirre.-No. a60a

STATE OF IOUTsIANA.-PARTsH COURT
Str Landry.-Whereas, On6zime Pitre, OF
the Parish Of St. Landry, Administrator Of the
estate Of Dalicourt Pitre. deceased, having
filed atableau of classificatiOn of debts Of said es,
tate, accompanied by Inspection praying for the
homOlOgati0n of the same; -, -
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
April Sd, 1873. 1H'E< III ~
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons Interested to make opposition to said
tanlealt IN writing at my office in the town of
~Opelousas, within the time required bv law.
why the said tableau should not be homologatcd
and confirmed. ~ a- .@a1I -T
Il H.. W A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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Mrs. L. Thayer vs.. WiIIinm Ro.,,o.

M COURT3 TWELFTH WARD,
fleri issued by the Honorable ~ Tti Ha u
yey, Justice Of the Pence, TwelftIl Ward a.
landry; in the above entitled suit, and to- me 9t,
a at ST. saho VIII proceed to sell at public auctton,
tst, oa THURSDAY, the i2th day Of ,In ~ I R1g-
property, to-wft- ~ "eSeElDea
cart, five head of sheen. ""0 noFse-
seized in the above sult. t+E"s&
T~ePms-QaaA,t III E. -#E
- ;, Pr. STREET, Dep. Sheriff.
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Cure FoR FELoNs-Boil four or sir
quarts Of yellow dock root; when sniff
GENTLY boiled, and while HE lianor II as
hotas can be borne by the hand. cover the
kettle with Q flannel cloth to keen IN
the heat and steam, and hold the hand
orfingeru nderI51sle cloth and in the steam.
and in FIVE minutes the pain will cease,
lit should return for time, leatnp the
same liquor and do as before.
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Opelousas, May oath, 1873.-5t
nB. HADFIELD,s EQUALTxER

O URB OF DISEASES BY VACUUM,
Paralysis, Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Neu-
ralgia, Weak Chests, Narrow Chests, Asthma,
Weak Ltngs, Weak Backs; Weak, Stiff and
ShrHIlken Limbs; Curvature Of the Spine, and
other Spinal affections; Sciaticu Rheumatism Of
years standing; STasms, Epilepsy, Palsy, st.
Vitus' Dance; D~erangoMsent of the Mind, and
many other diseases, not mentioned here. can be
cured.
The Equalizer treats the above mentioned
diseases with astonishing results. It is now rx-
t~cnSively used i'll the Northern and Western
parts of the United States, and comes Endorsed
by the most Skillful doctors in this country.
LnOW invite all those who are afflicted TO call
in and SEQ the Equalizer; it il now ready for
operating; also, all the Doctors of the parish
are invited.
For further particulars call at the sign of the
Big Mortar, where 1 will give all desired infor-
nation. .'.. . c. MAYO.
Anri1 2O-tf.
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JUNE.

The "mensis ,iuniorum" in the old
Roman calendar dedicated to young peo-
pie, has come to us the same bright, ge-
NAL June we have known and loved
ever since we loved the glowing whites
and dazzling s~carlets of shade and sun
May de1uged us. The windows of
Heaven were open, and hef1Oodspoured
down washing away some wonderful
agricultural prospects, There was no
stint Of water for washerwomen who are
always g%rumbling yer thescantiness OF
that commodity, or for planters who are
always being " burned up by drouth."
The w~asflerwomen, however, grew
limp and fearful, a their own wet gar
1mleents, when they found the sun wouldn't
shine, and as for the, planters, to-day
they stand knee-deepin grass and weeds
and cry" choked up" instead Of burned
suup.n It will take a whole June Of sun
shine and pleasant breezes to undo the
mischief May did us. ...5
The ancients called that month "meE-
sis maiorum," and dedicated it to old
people, and the very crankiest and5cross-
est of grandpapas must have ruled the
thirty-one days we have just waded
through. - 5@ r ~
No fear but our favOrite June viii do
her best. The transition month between
the inconsistencies Of Spring and the
passionate fervors of July has always
been a favOrite with those who watch
the seasons in their ceaseless round:
''Anl things rejoice beneath the sun, the weeds,
The rivers, and the cOrnfelds, and the reeds,
The willew leavesW which glance in the light breeze
And the firm foliage of the larger trees, 80
"a. Were we writing a botanical article
we would tell of the marvellous fora Of
the woods and prairies around Opelousas
in this month. The orchidaceous and
irosacea tribes cleaning out like stars
from coppice and tall grass; but we are
not writing out June's lessons in their
details, butin their broad suggestivesig-
'nifeance. The flowers are very charm
ing; but we are material enoughto re-
member and rejoice that the same June
sunshine which sends the sap coursing
through their delicate veins, is working
in our fields, the ever recurring miracle
of themarriage feast at Canaan Gallilee.
The pure lymph ascends into bearded
ears Of corn, and rustlingcornfelds, and
the little brown and yellow seeds of
March will fill the granaries of Septem-
ber. Xxx. ~ g i3tgs
With late frosts and later floods, we
! require that Junefsllould be full Of COM
pensatioh TO remedy past injury. She
generally gives us days which reminds
us of the ".Codex Argenteus, 2 written in
liquid silver on violet colored vellum, so
radiant issher pencilling of color on col
or. But she has SO much evil to undo
that we are afraid she will (like her sex
7 N generaI grow fearful over her extra.
work. In that case what will become of
the crops So far, mGlgFe grass and
weeds, the agricultural promise of St.
Landry is very good.
RI III 4EEl ~ SIt ~ 4EFE4t #
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Detroit has two men of business who
make a living by h~orse-trading. The
capital consists of one horse and an as
sOrtnlent of cOlors-not fast. though the
horse is. The possessor Of the horse-a
gray-sells him to the other. In a few
days the other paints the horse sorrel
and sells him back. Then the first man
paints him roam and sells him to the
other Then the other paints him bay
and sells him to the first. Then the first
paints him blue and sells him to the
other. Then the other paintshim orange
and sells him back. Then the first paints
him green and sells him to the other.
Then the other-that's the way they
keep u going and the papers have a
fresh item headed asharph trading
every day.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
4 2,OOO,O 900 ACRES!


CheaR Farms!
me cheapest Land in market for sale bv the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
In the Great Platte Valley.
100000 Acres in Central Nebraska
Now for sale in tracts of forty acres and mn
WARDS on flHc and ten years credit at & Der cont
No advance interest required.
VINO aunt lhtalthful climate, fertile soil, an
abundance of good water. '' 1t"
me nest Market in the West. The great min
ing regions OF Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and
NEIad3 being supplied by the farmers in The
Platte Valley. IA '"'
soldiers Entitled to Il Homestead Of 100 Aeras
TIFF BEST LOCATIONS FOR COTONrps
Free Homes for All. Millions Of ocrns oF
choice government Lands open for entry nudHr
the Homestead Law, near this Great R3iIrnoJ
WIN good markets and all the cOuvCnicnrts NJ
an old settled country. :"
Free passes To purchasers of Railroad Ion0
Sectional Maps. showing the Land. olsn NOW.
eHlti"l OF Descriptive Pamphlet with new Mans
Mailed Free Everywhere. ""l'
Address
O.. F. DAVIS,
i"ahu commissioner L. 2. r.. r..
Omaha. Nrb.
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CEREAN gTRE FOR HEADAcHE-Cas-
TOR olI, ! ounce. Hncture of opium. /
ounce, and hnotuFe Of eapsiGun, half
ounce--these tinctnres must be made Of
pure alcohol: Rub well two or three
slI1es ON the head, and take internally
TON 3 to IN drops according to the ne
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CURE DeGsoF KILLINGSHEEP-Ifyou
have good dog that kills0r runs sheep
anddont wantSt0 shoot him, buildapen.
sixteen feet square, n druna pole across
The top, and then pick the largest and
oldest Z bueg ct the foek. pnt him II the.
his neck, and rope To draw 40 over the
middle of the pole, SO that the dog will
have his forefeet swinging off Of the
ground i few inches. GET out Of the
pen and let the buck give him several
good butts, and then turn him loose.
This is a sure cure. / tried it on my
fathers dogs when I was a boy; never
knew them TO even cross II field where
the sheep We're grazing. Try it.
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oLEEPLEssNEss.-We recommend our
TeaaeTs Wao cannot sleep well, to bathe
snelr { 2 half or three-quartegs OF
an our, u bedtime, IN strong mustard
water, as hot as can be borne,
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en- has establishment Or place of business a
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