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Hoo 70 Get FTne Silre,qeare for Nothing.

H0tD 10 Get FTle SitreI1euFe for Nothing.
In order to largely increase our circulation,
we have arranged with the old aud celebrated
silver Warehouse of Messrs. Reed g. Barton,
New York, to offer their silverware as pre-.
miums This house has been established fifty
wears, and has an enviablc reputation through
out the country. Almost anybody, with very
little trouble, can get mp club of 4, 5, Z, 10,
I6, I8. 80 or 40 names, and thereby secure one
Of the, valuable premiums mentioned below.
Our readers can have perfect confidence in
the goods we here offer as premiums. They
are all heavily plated on white metal, and
bear the stamp Of Reed u Barton" AS to
the COURIER It's record is knWn to all, and
there are many reasons why 1t should be found
In. the homeof every family in the parish.
TO every person sending us the subscription
price Of this.paper (2.50,l VIC will give beau
fifuI Napkin Ring, decorated in japanese
style, and gotten up in the most elegant man
ner as an advertisement TO the manufacturers
4 fair retail price for it would be 81. .25.
For a,club Of four subscribers, we will give
Child's,Cup gold lined and finely engraved
worth $2.75; or, one half.dozen Tea Spoons
beautiful design, extra heavy plated, latest
style, wOrtlf$3.G0,
For club Of FIVE, a Child's Set, knife, fork
and spoon, in fine morocco case. satin lined
worth, at the wareroOms of Reed & Barton, 81
Al beautiful birthday present for child.
For ;fclnb Of seven, ono half-dozen IaDit
SPOONS or Forks, worth 80.
For club of ten, Butter Dish. globe sha
ned, handsomely engraved, with Knife Rest
worth $3.50 in New York.
For club Of sixteen, a Cake Basket Of {
new and very popular pattern, worth $3.50
L. - f1.n sfntn.S EI[n a
exceedingly beautiful design, fitted with thu
seaInless lining, ivy decoration, worth $l550
Fer d club Of thirty. q Communion Set, fiSt
pieces, viz: 2 plates. 2 cups, aud tankard
worth $50 at the warerOoms OF Reed y Barton
For forty subscribers, q Weed Sewing ma
chine, new and In perfect order, worth S0O
Such an opportunity to get premiums lik'
these was never offered here before. VIII
will send us the Rrst club9 Now Is the time.
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Our yoang friend, JOS. a. Gil, brought us
last Tuesday head Of cabbage raised At his
mothers residence in this town. which meas
nres al inches In circumference and weighs 81
rounds. Several conuoisseurs who have seen
il pronounce it very fine for . summer cab
bage. 1t can be seen at our Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS
To PARENTS.

mMRs. RUDOLPH MAYER begs to an
I4M nounce that she purposes opening a
sclsapl 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
these 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.
Opelousas, Now, 1874. IT,
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4 large railroad meeting was held Of Alex
andria, Rapides parish, on the 18th inst.
which was addressed by =. p Wheelock,
Esa.. President II The N. o. y Pacific =. Z.
G.. Il Is expected that Rapides will subs
eribs $500, 900, and Desoto like snn, for the
halldingc cf this road. New Orleans Il earn
estly moving III the matter and contributing
literally 10 It's success.
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a Convention of tlle Oranges Of the Qua
cl,ita Waller is called to meet Of Monroe on
the 4th Of September next, to consider the
important questions Of Labor, immigration,
Transportation, Grange Ageuov. Grange Store,
Grauye Bask and Cotton Factory.
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Auditor Clinton has resigned again, and this
time Kellogg has accepted his resignation,
which ID 10 take effect on the 18th Of Decenl-
ber. Mr.. Il. II. Gardner, prominent New
Orleans merchant, is spoken Of as bis suc-
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The party Or parties having in their posses
SION four axes and a lantern belonging to the
Hook and Ladder Go. of this town, are notified
tO return the same immediately.
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Al subscription list for the benefit of the
oyerfowed districts in France has been opened
ID our town, and can be found at Mr. solomon
Isaacs, where contributions will be received.
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NEW BARBER SHOP.

TAVING recently opened Shaving and
- Hair Cutting Saloon ON Main ST., between
Munzesheimer's and Roos' stores, am prepaF-
ed to do Hair-cutting, Shaving, Shampooing,
sc. A slareOf the patronage of the public
is respectfully solicited. - Charges Reasonable,
aud Satisfaction Guaranteed.
WIN. HERR, JR.
Opelousas, Jane Is, 1879. ly
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e. Ogden Elmer, sa1dler, harness-m maker and
carriage. trimmer, will do all work IN his line
sls veFr moderate prices Shop at his resi-
denee formerly Whites Female Callege.
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We publish on our French page q very in
teressina cOtnmu nication from correspond
ent lust returned from an extended tour
through the parish of Calcasieu, that terra
i,aco0aitu I'd most Of our readers, and regret
our inability to translate II for this issue. We
will endeavor to give the inost important por-
tioua Of it in English in our next.
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Grange Items.

DEBT-Debt is the vampire that has come
upon the world unawares and is now tanning
it to sleep while the very life blood is surrep-
titiOusly drawn away. What nation does not
lis billions, the States their millions, counties
and cities and towns their hundreds of thous-
and. All are struggling to stave OF pay day
and to provide the installments Of interest.
Debt rides in the mOrtgaged cars, on the
mortgaged rails, and over the inOrtgagea fOad-
beds of most of our railways. 1t follows the
lines of steamers across the ocean and ON the
rivers. II hangs over canals and demands
tribute to the mOrtgaged locks. Nor are indi-
viduals free from its clutches. Thousands of
men are following from day to day in the rule
of debt. No class is exempt, and most heavily
does 1t fall upon the farmers. Through the
teachings of the Grange, there is an attempt
to deal en- cash basis. All very readily admit
the beneficial results of this, but all are not in
q condition to begin it. We hear of farmers
and Grangers in debt to implement dealers
and merchants, who are content to drag along
a full year ahead in expenditures and year
behind in paying. They are paying very high
prices for everything they use, but still are
forced for fear of suits and foreclosures to keep
on in the same old ruts of buying on credit.
They see the advantages of buying at whole
sale and through the Grange channels, but
the money that comes in for the seasons crop
must go to pay the debts of last year, and they
are left as at the beginning. They look to the
Grange for help, but many do not strive to
take hold of the hand that is extended. They
must remember that the Grange can only help
those who will make an effort TO help them
selves. The influence of the National Grange
and all below it will be exerted in the diree-
tion of business on q cash basis. The Patrons
owe it to themselves to lend helping hand
! by beginning at home, by econOmizing with
view of getting out of debt, and then paying
cash for all supplies.
Louisville Courier-eIouFndl.
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Auv nafkv desiring To purchase Gr0yer g
Rafar. 4 Weed Family Favorita, or Wilson
Shuttle Sewing Machine, will learn soT.aethIng
% liis advantage by applying at this once
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MARR1ED--At the residence of the brides
father, in Opelousas, on July 9th, 1875, by
the Rev. J. F. Raymond, Mr. EDWARD SPAR
ROW TAYLOR and Miss FANNIE CoRDELIA Me-
GINLEY, both of Onelousas
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Fred Douglass says that sha colcred man 4
e vrlsste 81 snow under the light Of heayen-
and that's some consolation tor 8 negro Wlssn
hfg mule bauIks,
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The prospect for full crops of all kinds in
this parish is still unimpaired, and better than
at any time within the memory of ''the oldest
inhnhitant.n
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Job Printing of all grades and styles, from
visiting card to mammoth poster, neatly
executed at the COURIER office.
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Charlton Id prevailing to q considerable ex-
tent among tho horses and mules in the par
isl. Of Concordia.
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Two New Orleans ladies wont out to bathe
id Lake Pontehartrain last Saturday evening,
and were drowned. Their bodies we're reCov-
cred,
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RRICKBAYERs
PWOVdbGRAPmR.

FEgHE undersigned, Photographer, is fully
4 prepared to take pictures In every style
of the art, and will make no charge In ease
perfect satisfaction Is not gwen. Pictures of
on Thursdays and Fridays. and on those days
only. DESIRE SOUYEuX,
Main ST., near VI Lastrapes Blacksmith Shop.
Opelodsas, Nov. 20. 1873 6tt
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The cenaus of this parish Is not yet com
plesad, hut il is supposed the population Is
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opelousas Grange No. Sc meets every Satur-
day evening at 8 O'clock, at their new Hall
Varieties" building, Main street, Opelousas
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RUDOaPEz RODESaULLE1g,

HUEcAtIHuReT' UflW I5u7UeFs
Bellevue st., Next to Pefferkoril's Saloon
NfATCHES, Clocks, Jewclry and Musical
w Instruments repaired. Old Gold and
Silver bought. Shaving, Hair-Cntting and
Shampooing done in the latest styles. Agent
for St. Landry, Lafayette and Calcasieu for
the n. o. German Gazette fDeatsehe ZeitaagJ.
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The rulings of the National Grange upon
questions of law and usage were revised and
amended at the last meeting, and they will
soon be issued in pamphlet form.
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Weak Oranges should consolidate. One good
strong Grange is worth more than dozen
weak things that never meet, or only drag
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The yellow fever has ceased to be epidemic
Of Key West, Fla.
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The vast increase of expenditures at the
White House under Grants administration is
shown by the New York San with the follow
ing annual average:
Under TAYLOR Fillmore, fWhig). 8 34066
Uunder Pierce. tDem ml......... J. 4t,990
Under Buchanan, Den. 46575
Under Lincoln, tRep.1. 52,l96
First term ijf Grant, tfaep.( (. 104,929
Second term of Grant, (Rep.l ........- 1926
The editor observes that the era of prodi-
gality began with Grantism. Taylor, Fill
more, Pier6S, Buchanan, and Lincoln were
decessors, to live simply and b affect no osten-
tation whatever.-N. o. Picayume
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The Exhibition at St. Charles College, Grand
Coteau, takes place to-day.
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The N, Y. Stt,t thinks that the Presidential
candidates for next year will be selected from
the following lists:
Republicans: Benjamin H. BristOw, Oliver
P. Morton, Elihu b. Washburne, e. d. Nor
gan, Henry Wilson, and James G. Blaine.
Democrats Thomas A. Hendricks Allen G..
Thurman, William Allen, T. F. Bayard, Jere-
miah s. Black, and Samuel j. Tilden.
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One of the principles of the Grange is to
protect dumb animals from abuse. Any mem-
Der who countenances their ill treatment is
liable to censhre or expulsion.
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DrED-In this parish on Saturday, the 18th
inst. Mr.. JACOB sCoTT, aged 81 years and
months.
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READ
WHAT is SAID ABOUT
Posey's Anti. .Malarial Specific:

Certificate of Mrs D. L. Richard as per state
ment of Mr. Richard:
Last autumn my wife was suffering from dis
ease of the liver; as had tried several RENE
dies without any good effect, | concluded to
give Poseys Anti Malarial Specific q trial.
commenced giving her the remedy two months
ago; she began to feel its good effects after
week, aud to-day, after the lapse of months,
she fluids herself entirely free from pain III the
region of the liver, with her complexion very
much cleared up, and in the enjoyment of good
health, Having taken not quite three bottles
of the Remedy,-at the moderate price OF 81
each Attest: ID. l.. RICHARD.
Opelousas, April eth, 1875.
Mr. Richart testifies that Posey's 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. Il. RICHARD.
READ THIS REMARKABLE CURE:
CORDIAL HALL, }
Piaisance, st. Landry, La,
May 9th, 1874. }
| This is to certify that Poseys Anti-Malarial
| Specific has radically cured me of Chiils and
Fever, from which had been suffering for l8
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 i'll perfect health.
Hoping that all those similarly affected will
give it o trial, i remain
Yours most gratefully, G. TOLEDANO.
The above medicines are prepared and fOI
sale by w. Q. POSEY,
Druggist aud Apothecary,
Corner Main and Landry SITS, opelonsas,
April 10, 1875
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ApVERTTaERs' GAzETTE.

A JOURNAL Of information for Adyer.
"A tisers. Edition, $500 copies. Published
weekly. Terms, % per annum, in advance.
address fof rs cts. Office, No. al Park Row,
New York. GEO. p. ROWELL Il CO.,
81" Editors and Publishers.
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Hl0 LET. - That excellent business stand
below the CouRIKR Once, on Main stTedt.
Possession given Immediately. Idecs6
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

E1gOR SALE.--A second hand Grover g. Ba-
q ker 965 Sewing Machine; price $50. Also
Doty's Improved Washing Machine and Uni
versai Wringer, family size; cost $25--Win be
sold for $l5 Both Machines in perfect order
and as good as new. Apply at this Office.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

COUNTRY STORES, ATTENTION.
" Do Yoa Mean Business /?
Then ship your Cotton, Wool, Moss, Hides,
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u-yOR SALE CHEAP-The undivided ! of E
4Of SW & of Section 81. 4 2 S Il East,
containing so 34fl00 acres, situated near Big
Cane. Apply TO JAS. ii. Houston, Opei0nsaa.
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#DILLIARDTARLE FOR SALE An excel
III y lent one, with all the appurtenanees, for
5000 cash. Cost $500 few years ago. Apply
to N. Quatrcyanx, Opclunsas, La. mch1
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T1yOR SALE.-A second-hand Top Buggy.
&c Price, $50; part pay may be made in corn.
Apply Immediately as this Office. 7tf
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EHegalat Preanafga1lls

FOR SINGLE SUBSCRIBERS AND FOR CLUBS.
$50 SEWING MACHINE To BE GIVEN AWAY.
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browns PETRO OIL

has stood the test He has never changed it:
name or COMPARED it to any thing. Nothing Is
equal 10 it. Some parties have tried to imifats
it, putting out big advertisements, but lt re
minds one of the Puzzard initiating the Eagle
Browns Petro Oil has nothing to look up 70,
or 10 initiate There is nothing to compare
with the light produced by Browo's Petro Oil.
but the Sun
If you want the best article of Coal OIL, go
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common Cigars Brown keeps Fruits, Nuts,
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good things.
Call and see.
oc22-tf VIM. u. BROWN. SIR
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Harper's Bazaar.
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Notices Of the Press.

The Bazaar is edited with contribution Of
tact and talent that we seldom find in any
Journal and the journal itself is the organ Of
the great world OF fashion.-Boston Traveller.
The Bazaar commends itself TO every meIa-
Der Of the household-to the children by droll
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