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The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03


Hop 10 Gcs Essac SSloergare for Nothing.
ii order to largely increase our circulation,
Il have arranged with the old and celebrated
slver Warehouse of Messrs. Reed & Barton,
M York, to ofEer their silyerware as pre-
niaaas. This house has been established fifty
,ss 5, and has an euuiaasse reputation through
iii tie country. Almost anybody, with very
littIe trouble, can getRp club OF 4, 5, z, 10,
ls Is. 80 on 40 names, and thereby secure one
the valuable premiums mentid1ed below.
fur readers can have perfect confidence in
Ihs goods we here offer as premiums They
lie ell heavily plated on white metal, and
lar the stamp of Reed & Barbon." AS to
III COURIER, its record is known 90 all, and
here sre many reasons why il shonad be found
tlis home Of every family in the parish.
ToeYsry person sending us the-snbscription
psee of this paper, e. 50,l we will give beau
lifaI Napkin King, decorated in Japanese
sEYle, and gotten up in the most elegant man
nsf as an advertisement TO the manufacturers.
Afsir retail price for it would be SIPS.
For club of four subscribers, weswill give
aCiild's Cup, gold lined md finely engraved,
westh @2.75; or, one haif-dOzsn Tea Spoons
Mautifnl design, extra heavy plated, latest
ssye, w0rth $500.
koE club Of i've, a Child's Set, knife, fork
snd sb0on, in a fine morocco case, sa6inil lined,
kostk, at the warerOOms of Reed & Barton, "a.
Aheautiful birthday present for dlild.
TeF club of seven, one haIfdozen Ta6le
sgaQas or Forks, worth So.
Faf club of ten, Butter Dish. globe slIa-
I'D handsomely engraved, with knife Rest,
NeEfh $3.50 in New York.
For club of sixteen, q Cake Basket Of Q
asE and very popular pattern, worth 8 20.
Egf club Of eighteen. an Ice Pitcher, Ut an
sxesaingly beautiful design, fitted with the
nless lining, ivy decoration, worth 1880.
Fpf club OF thirty, Communion Set, hive
o;eeess via: 3 plates. eups, and / tankard,
worth $50 at tho warerooms of Reed q Bartoa,
Eag forty subscribers, a Weed Sewing Ma
dime new and In perfect order, worth 800
Suoh an opportunity To get premiums like
lhsue Was never offered here before. Who
sIlI send us the frst club Now Is the time.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03
HydropRnObfa.
PRoFUsE PERsPIRATIoN A SURE CURE.
[N. Q. Pieayune. June 26.l

S~@Ng
We reprint an article which appeared In the
PScaytne of July 2, 1874. The Importance of
the subject discussed and the eminent source
from which the discussion emanafhs, will COM
mend the article to all:
DR.. Buisson, a celebrated French physician,
has been very successful in the cure of hydro
ph0bla by the simple application of hot water
baths. His remedy virtually consists in driv-
ing out the poison from the system, or at least
rendering it imperative, by forcing the suf-
ferer into profuse perspiration. He there
fore directs that when a person has been Bit
ten 6y mad dog, he should, for seven consec-
utlve days, take vapor bath of l34 degrees
to IA degrees Fair. This he designates the
preventive remedy. When this has not been
done and the disease declares itself, DIR. Buis-
son states that it will be sufficient to counter
act the effects of the disease to take one vapor
bath in which the temperature is made to rise
rapidly to SO degrees Fahrenheit, and then
slowly to l1 degrees Fahrenheit, the patient
keeping his room till the cure is complete. As
to the vapOr bath, the simplest is as efficaeious
as the most elaborate. A few red-hOt bricks
placed in pail of water, over which the pa
tient sits in q cane -b0ttomed chair, O large
blanket covering him in from his shoulders to
the floor, will answer perfectly.
DR.. BuissOn's remedy resulted from his own
experience, he having got upon an abfased hn-
ger some of the poisoned saliva from o female
patient in the last stages of the rabies. He
not only cufed himself afCef every symptom
had been developed, but he has since treated
with this remedy eighty distinct cases without
losing single patient. In his elaborate essay
on the subject, in the Satttt Public, he refers
particularly to each of the cases coming under
his care and cured by him.
We simply suggest that this alleged remedy
for one Of the most terrible of all diseases
should be tried, for it involves no risk, no ex-
pense. and has for its foundatioa u substratum
of known truth. For instance, 1t is well estab-
lished that violent exercise and prOfuse perspi-
ration enable the constitution to throw off
the effects of poisons, many instances being
recorded of fever patients and others suffering
from malarial poisons being cured by their
violent struggles during delirium.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

ASTONISHING The progress made By the
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine. Inventive
skin has been taxed to It's utmost, and the re-
alsIt Is the most perfect and desirable machine
S.,r general aud family use yet pr0dueel e
s sfssar,le and es.sy To Operate Ia n0t liable 20
ses gglt 81 repair. its work is Tho baat, as was
sIa0VT i,y tiae first premiums awarded y af
FIae Universal Exposition iii Vienna, ls7 q and
Il Il sssId AT d less price than any other ma
chine ST iss standard excellence.
Machines win Be- delivered Ct any seeainDoas
sIsagsses. if ordered through the Company'
Branch House az laa Canal ST., New Orleans
Thev scud an elegant catalogue and chrome
circular fres oIl application. TliA COMPANY
g ssalk d few more good agents
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

The nj @. Btslletils has information which IL
considers reliable that leading Radical polifi-
clans are preparing State ticket for the cam
paign Of 1876, with Tom Anderson fer Cover
nor and Pinchback for Lieutenant Governor.
gay team One is principally noted for
knowing how to count in ? and the other for
not knowing how to " get iD. Z
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

CHEAP JOB PRIETTNGWe have recently
made large additions to our already well as
sorted stock of job material, and would inform
those wanting job work done that they win
find It to their advantage to leave their orders
with as, as We have reduced the price Of such
work much BELOWTHE USUAL RATES.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03
No. 80.
asrsonrnAnneus CARDS
rO PARENTS.

RTRS. RUDOLPH MAYER begs to an
w nonnCe that she purposes opening
school at her residence, Union and Main
streets, Opelousas, on Monday, the 9th inst.
The course of instruction will be in English
And French, and pupils committed to her care
shall receive sound practical instruction in
thege languages Special arrangements may
be made for German, Music and Drawing.
Terms for tuition in English and French, So
per month. Small children at lower rates.
OpelousRs, Nov. Z, 1874. If.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

Tla Beecher.Tiiton case was submitted to
he jssry laat week, hut up To last accounts
sY bad not agreed upon q verdict. ~ y
ia Tie Judge viii keep The jurors out for six
Feska # necessary to induce them to bring in
fssfaset.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03
PRICE REDUCED!
qHE OPELOUSAS COURIER
ruE HONEST PEOPLE PAPER

5a4 THE hONA1OA a EfOE 1dEk.0 EAEEht
Fl. aniv Newspaper in the Parish Of st. Ian.
1sssrdeySted 1sd to the true interests Of the honest
Msass.naying people, and uncompromisingiy op-
" e.sad to the Rings, Cliques and General Ras-
IN of Louisiana Radicalsm.
IS patronizing the COURIER, you help sus-
In tbe paper that is fighting your battles.
IN every dollar you contribute TO Radical
.saeerns goes to strengthen your oppressors
VA sheir hired apologists and defenders, and
sssiss ii fastening your woes more firmly upon
~, SsaSsd by your friends, Neps. Lei goer
,sTs,sss take care of themselves.
REDUCED RATES.
s,Bsaiption-$25O per year; $500 if not
I'D il advance. In clubs of 10, 1925 each ];
gsInbs of 90, $2.00 eacll-p0stage free. Sim
y copies, FIVE cents.
d5saiisissg- Fifty cents per squares lines
4 this type-for the first insertion, and 25
ssptg per square for each subsequent insertion.
ssulng advertisements ut still lower rates.
ss1 ior circular and satisfy yourself that our
ssner Ii not only the best, but the cheapest
f1Esrtising medium in this section
1sb Printing OF every description executed
3 ssgsri0r style, at forrest prices, and satisfac-
~ euaranfeed Ascertain our prices before
sss;ng - your work done elsewhere.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

IIsat. GOV. Henry N. Hyams died in New
ans on the 25th os june, II tile roth year
As age. He served one Or two terms as
uh Senator, and was elected Lieutenant
aFnor ii 1860, ON the ticket with Coy. g.
Moore. He was born ii Charleston, $. q,
aas by race aud faith Hebrew.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03
New 1sARTsRTR eEas1P.

TTAVING recently opened Shaving and
Ii Hair Cutting Saloon on Main St., between
Munzesheimers and RoCs' stores, ! am prepar-
Ell to do Hair-cntting. Shaving, Shampooing,
sc. A shareof the patronage of the public
is respectfully solicited. - Charges Reasonable,
and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
81 WIN. HERR, JR.
Opelousas, June IS, 1872. ~
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

Oh June Goth, Capt. JAS. p. Eads addressed
safI "a fhe Secretarv OF War, informing each
oF them chat on the 18th inst. the constrac
k5on of parnanent works at the bar oE the
Soush Pass was commented, designed 90 crete
And maintain wide and deep channel IRON
tic Mississippi river 10 The Gulf Oh MeKae0
SSat alremdv ths contractors, MessEa Jas An;
lsrasea h Co.. have extended the provisional
@.srIxs ora Thousand feet seaward from the
1aIsIlas ana son the aine of tEe east setty, and
- progressing at tie rate Of two hundred
fest uer day, ard khas Is soon as machiEeEs
asad aceousrnod afions can BE- prepared the
labor force will be largaly increased and Esls
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

Ogden Elmer, saddIer, harness-maker and
trimmer, wiz do ell work in his line
q Fsry Moderate prices. Shop at bis resi-
ssnes iornerIy Whites Female College.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

have received tie frst number Of the
eEspsrutsvs Nssss. weekly paper devoted e
gAslaserests ot tho Patrons Of Hnshansiry, re-
sEsIy established iii New Orleans, and edited
b Robertaon Esq. The number before
"a Feplete with matters Of interest TO the
a neatly printed, ably edited, and the
subscription price il only e = year, with liber-
discounts to clubs.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

ut takes column in the Warsaw New
Yorker, says an exchange, 10 explain whai
Grant naeaus in his thiFd-term letter. Aud yeI
lae means SIMPLY that liz wants Il third term
aud intends 30 have II, and be hanged to tht
man who says be shant. l'casi.iel. sJ0tsi.aat.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

discrepancy OF 3915.56 has been discoy-
Il the accounts of the Treasurer Of the
AshosI Board Of Lafayette parish.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03
RUDOLPH HsODENaUAH4EHg.
W0tekmaker and Barber.

Bellevue St., Next toPefFerkorn's Saloon.
WATCHES, Clocks, Jewelry and Mnsicai
Wv Instruments repaired. Old Gold and
Silver bought. Shaving, Hair. Cutting and
Shampo0ing done in the latest styles Agent
for ST. Landry, Lafayette and CaIcasieu for
the n. o. German Gazette (DeAfache EefknnnL
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

We copy below IN extract from an article in
the New York Tribune, on the subject of the
fast approaching demise of the Republican
party. The Tribune cant be accused truth
fully Of bearing much love for the Democratic
party, and it does not indulge in its remarks
In the interest of that party. It seems to
utter, as faithful chronicler of events, the
convictions that have by those events been
forced uponit.
The N. Y Tribune, with clear insight into
the future, after an earnest advocacy of indie
penAence, says. The present situation is that
Of aparty doIninaat throughout the nation for
fifteen years retiring from power and giving
pIaos to its old opponent. There is no mistak-
ing it. The opposition have already q very
large majority in ono branch Of the govern
nent, it has regained many of the States be-
tween 1854 and 1860, and captured some it did
not dream Of. 1t is on the rising tide. The
indications, as they present themselves to
thinking men, are that the political revolution
viii be consummated in 1876, aud the Demo
cratic party will come into power in the ma
/ tiOng
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

Aayone having few bushels of COW peas
hieh they viii sell cheap can find purchaser
applying at this Office.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

r. Ogden Elmer, saddler, harness maker and
earrtasse neE. will do all work Ia his line
So very snodezaee prices. Shop af hts resi-
sIence : formerly Whites Female College. +
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

Haaa our new premium offers. A little well
agsated effort will secure an elegant present.
tppsts nothing to try.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03
ApyERTIaDRa' oAzuTTB.

A JOURNAL of information for Adser.
N tisers. Edition, 1900 copies. Published
weekly. TeTffis, 81 per anntni, In advance
address for % cts. Office, No. All Park Row,
New York. GEO. p. ROWEI4L & Co,
34s Editors and Publishers.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

Xas Beard of Directors Of EIe Railroad CoEn-
@ tssentIy orgnnized ID EeW Orleans have
gaesnlinsd To commence at once The constrsie-
sla u road from Alexandria tO Texas by
q Mansfield, and think that IL properly
Hired by the merchants and property own
e Neu Orleans, tbs work will be coin-
.ss u less than one ysar from ita COM
aeAassAens.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

w COnd0n, granger living iIl Belle
KB nF onr town, bEoaellt to our ctiice last
9slay cotton BON which had almost ~
s1s ita fall growth and was nearly ready
q ssn. Mr. O. has about twenty acres Of
IoA such as that from which he plneked
s|I and which lle expects to begin 60
lAaat tho end of this mouth. If the cat
dos n9t hurry up & Viii not hurt tllis
fauch.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

Job Printing of all grades and styles, from
visiting card to mammoth poster, neatly
executed at the COURIER Office.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03
h sBOMNsrON's
SA2LIVERY STABLE.

The undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the public that he has re-Opened
his Livery Stable at his same old stand ON
Main st., and Is prepared to accommodate
the travelling publieaMfth Horses, Hacks, Bug
gies, &c, on reasonable terms. EYs Horses
6-lyl WIN. M. JOHNSTON.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

The facilities of the CoURIER Office for every
style and description of job printing are un-
equaIed outside of New Orleans. Cail and see.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

The ladies of Washington gave an entertain.
ment last night at the Masonic Hall. for the
benefit of the Methodist Church at that place
The programme for the occasion embraced Ca.
bleaux, music, songs and charades, and we
have no doubt, considering the well earned
reputation Of our fair neighbors for getting
mp entertainments of this kind and the muai
cal and histrionic talent for which the Wash
ingtonians generally are nored, that it was a
most elegant and enjoyable affair. We ac.
knowledge the receipt of kind invitation to
be present, for which we return our heartfelt
thanks.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03
0 two mail failures this week.

Picked best ii Dcsmaraia' st eight cents
pse ponnd.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03
NHW yoRK YY2fnuNE.

FVlHE Leading American Newspaper. Tho
IL Best Advertising Medium Daily, $40 o
year. Setni Weekly, 81 Weekly, 50. Post
age free to the subscriber. Specimen copies
and advertising rates free. Weekly, In cfuba
Of SO or mOfe, only 81, postage paid
"a" Address THE TRIBUNE, New York.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03
READ
WHAT is SAID ABOUT
Posey's Anti -Malarial Specific:

| Certificate of Mrs. d. Z. Richard, as per state
ment Of Mr.. Richard:
Last autumn my wife was suffering from dis
ease of the liver; as / had tried several reme-
dies without any good effect, l concluded to
give Posey's Anti-Malarial Specific trial.
commenced giving her the remedy two months
| ago; she began to feel its good effects after q
week, and to-day, after, the lapse of 2 months,
she finds herself entirely free from pain i'll the
region of the liver, with her complexion very
much cleared up, and i'll the enjoyment Of good
of the Remedy,-at the moderate price of 81
each. Attest: d. L. RICHARD.
Opelousas, April 7th, 1875.
Mr.. Richart testifies that Poseys Anti Mala-
rial Specific secured the same happy results in
the case of his mOther-in-law who was similar
ly affected, having used in her case only one
bottle. ID. L. RICHARD.
| READ THIS REMARKABLE CURE:
CORDIAL HALL, }
Plaisance st. Landry, La, :
May 9th, 1874. }
This is to certify that Poseys Anti MalariN
| Specific has radically cured me of Chills and
Fever, from which had been suffering for Is
months After having tried several remedies,
| and all to no effect, was induced to try the
| Specific and purchased one bottle, used nearly
all of it, and am now in perfect health.
Hoping that all those similarly affected will
give it a trial, l remain
Yours most gratefully, G. TOLEDANO.
! The above medicines are prepared and for
sale by w. o. POSEY,
| Druggist and Apothecary,
Corner Main and Landry SIS, Opelousas.
| April 10, l875.*
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03
Joel H. SandOz, Notary Public,

OFFERS his services to his acquaintanees
~ and the public Of st. Landry. Invento-
ries, Family Meetings, Sales, Mortgages, Con-
tracts, Release of Mortgages. Protests, Tesla.
ments Sc, will be executed in either French
or English with care and dispatch, and at the
NEST moderate prices. He will be found for
the present at the Courier Printing Office, on
Main Street, ODelousas
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03
PlEO,FOGRAPms.

TIME undersigned, Photographer is fully
u prepared to take pictures in every style
of the art, and will make no charge In case
perfect eatlsfaction 10 mot gwen. Pictures of
children under i've years of age will be taken
only. DESIRE SOUYEUX,
Main ST., near v. Lastrapes' Blacksmith Shop.
OpelUusas, Nov %, 1873. 6tf
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

Opelousas Grange No. Sc meets every Satur-
day evening at 8 o'clock, at their new Hall,
Varieties building, Main street, Opelousas.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03
lB BLANKS a
FOR
Justices of the Peace,
AWctfOmeers,
NOtaries,
ETC.,
NnR oALE AN HIELEo nEELnN
SPEND YOUR SUMNER

poINTE-AUx-LoUes SPRINGS.
TE9HE undersigned respectfully announces to
u the public of St. Landry and neighbOring
ut these celebrated Springs. Those who pre-
fer to board themselves can have furnished
rooms on very moderate terms. An excellent
and we'll fenced pasture will be at the disposal
of visitors A. b. CART,
May Is, 1875. Proprietor.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BRNCKLAYER.

4 necessary material, is prepared to. make
Tombs, Chmneys, and in fact every descrip.
tion of brick masonry, either In towlLor the
country, and will accept country produce, &C.,
in payment for his work. Prices Moderate.
EDGAR VANHlLLE.
Opelousas May 18th, 1875.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

Eureka Lodge No. 2, r B., meets this even
ing at s o'clock at the Grange Hall.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03
NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
Get Your Shirts in New Orleans.

IT
0. N MO0DY's,
evaer of Canal and Royal Streets.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
gemiums, Louisiana, Mississippi and
Alabama State Fairs
ghest Premium at the Paris and Vienna
World Fairs.
Ig3l isiG Excellent Shirts .t04. 90.
a FIT GUARANTEED.
FTyHE Largest Assortment in the South of
u Undergarments, Hosiery, Cravats, Hand
kerChiefs, Gloves, Shirt Collars and Mems T0i-
let Articles, at prices that defy competition.
Descriptive Circulars and Directions for
Self-Measurement sent by mail, and goods
forwarded by express c. O. d.
Shirts made to order in three days.
REMEMBER, AT MOODY'S,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS.
Mr.. VICTOR GRTMMER, the Business Man
ager, would be pleased to meet his country
friends and acquaintanees at the above popu-
lar establishment. fe2Of
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

Any party desiring to purchase Grover &
Baker, a Weed Family Favorite, or q Wilson
Shuttle Sewing Machine, will learn something
to his advantage by applying at this office.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

LSOR SALE.--A second hand Grover & Ba-
ker S65 Sewing Machine; price $50. Also
q Doty's Improved Washing Machine and Uni
yersal Wringer, family size; cost $25-will be
sold for SIS. Both Machines in perfect order
and as good as new. Apply at this Office.
W790R SALE CHEAP-The undivided of
E of SW of Section 81, 2. B East,
containing so 3aIlO0 acres, situated near Big
Cane. Apply TO JAS. II. Houston. opoIonsas:
W.VOR SALE.--A secondhand Top Buggy.
IA Price $50: part pay may be made in corn.
Amply Immediately at this Office. atf
ggyO LET. = That excellent business stand
below the CoURTER Office, on MaiR street.
Posscsgion given Immediately. sdee@e
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03
The Supreme Court.

1he journal, in mentioning the failure of the
last term of the Supreme Court, on account of
non-attendance of quorum of the judges,
falis into Q singular mistake-singular for o
paper protesting to know so much about pass
ing events and to chronicle them with such
accuracy and correctness. 1t says that this is
the first time since the war that the Court
has failed to hold it's annual session here. We
don't quote it's language. In 1867 the same
Court failed for the same cause That year
Judge Taliaferr0 was here alone for one week,
az Judge Wyley and Morgan were this year,
waiting for the arrival of judges necessary to
eonstitute quorum; but, as it was this year,
they did not come, and the Court was ad-
iourned sine die, as it was this time.
The failure of the Court to meet at Opelou-
sas this year has caused great disappointment,
dissatisfaction, pecnniary injury and disgust
among attorneys and litigants in this district.
We are not surprised at this, for we have not
heard any good or sufficient reason given for
the failure of the other judges, or sufficient
number of them to form quorum, to attend
the session.
We are disposed, as well as the people in
terested generally, to criticise and blame this
failure to perform the plain duties of their of.
flee on the part of the absent judges. We are
thus disposed, firstly, because this is not the
first offense, and, secondly, because the pres
eIt Court have manifested for years past a
desire to have the term of the Court at this
place abolished, merely because it is little
inconVenient for some of the judges to come
here.
We have understood that some of them
urged strongly the passage of bill by the
Legislature abolishing the term at Opelousas,
regardless of the great injustice to the people
of this large district involved in the measure.
II the members of the Supreme Court find
that the duties Of the Office are too arduous
and inconvenient for them to perform, let
them resign. Others will be found, willing,
not only to take the pay and the honors at.
tached to the position, but to perform the du-
! ties incumbent on them.
We hope that this is the last time that we
shall be called upon to chronicle failure OF
the Court TO hold its session here, on account
of failure on the part of some Of the judges
to be present.
4 -
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

so 0sEmNG MACHINE To BE GIVEN AWAY.
Rop b Ga EEae Siloeyrearc for Nothing.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

Bully Grant and Boss Shepherd have within
one year stolen more money from the city of
Washington than is wanted to pay all the ex-
penses of law and legislation in the State of
New York. Republicanisin is a good thing
for thieves who are in the ring. = Pon,eroy's
Democrat.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

nUNBARiS FRUIT SYRUpS, MARAS
aE0 CHINO, CURAC0A,
BaIsamique aes Pyren6es, Versaouth, Absin
the, etc., for sale BY LOUIS DESMARAIS.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

The Tennessee State Grange has organized
a Patrons Mutual Aid Society. Upon the
death Of any member of the society each sur
viving member is to pay sixty cents, so cents
of which is to 60 tG tlIe parties representing
members are to be admitted in one class. Any
member of the Order may become a member
of the society, if in good health, by paying
one dollar if under twenty years of age, OF one
dollar for each five years over that age.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-03

The headquarters of the National Grange of
Patrons of Husbandry, which ever since the
organization of the Order in 1868, have been
in Washington, will probably be removed to
Louisville, KY, shortly.