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St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-28
Rrseeedings OF ehe Board Of 9Pozice ek
'2@s the Town OF Npeleasas. a.

WEDNESDAY, November 18th, 1875
The Board met pursuant to- call of tlre Pres
deut.f Present: DR. James Ray. President; e.
Mayo, Vim 9 Bell ?: J; Lsfsbvre = I, Victor Las
e The following communication from the Board
of Health of the ton OF Opelousas WAS read:
~ BOARD OF, HEALTH.
.agt,=s ~- Town ef 9peiutlsas
.s..4s "a November 1asia '1G7s,
To the President ana fnembersdf the Board OF
Police Of the tsssil Of jpeiousas: III II,
GentleinenA AsN b respectfully submit for your
present rem wal Of quarantine BY your towti
existing nov. ow.a AGAINST the;eity of sNeYgoriealfs
tatld otier districts ctedhy yellow fever. %
! We are OF opinion that the saia quarantine
month. But would suggest as a precautionary
measure that in 80 doinggyuH wonHl advise oil
merchants of the town of Opelousas for their
own safety and that Of the citizens OF he town
TO ahstainifrnm the importationdf WOODEN goods
from the Ifty of Nsw Orleans during the next
thirty days. AL Of which Is respectfully sub
psssse passe a., r,oxx. r. INES BAY: " u,
A' ofhi Z; II aeaER. 81 ~ + EAB. 8.
! a.s,s1s5. &c MAYO ~ q,
On melton of Mr.. Ealers Resolved, that the
Of Tho Msaad 81 Hssshs s pshs ths taW ssn
nf Gpelousas beTafid tine same is hereby ap-
iproysd an adopted as 3 whole and that the
and other infeeteas districts bs and Ia. hereby
1875. ''.+..s'
On motion OF Mr. Lefebvre; Resyiypz, t,at
the revenue law adopted soag the s1Btsl day of
November, 1877, for the year 1878, Re and ia
hereby resdDpted for the year 11sTs. with this
xzheadInaft hat ail taxes wth he, payable In
. uss! GO GO arIsnry Of outstanding warrants7of the.
An ftiaance FOR the purpose of creating ID
assTsaae for the towu Of Opeloaaaa: /
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-28
AOthA. @1SA 90
Respectfully submitted,
Jos. Bloch,
r. Carriere.

Jos Bloch,
r, Carriere.
0pelousas, Nov. 11th. 1873.
On motion Of MIR. Guidry, Resolved. that
the above report he received and adopted.
STATE OF I1uIs1AsA,
Parish of st. Landry. )
To the Honorable President and members OF
the Police Jury of the parish of st. Landry:
We the undersigned having been nominated
by yanr Honorable body to sell the making of
q bridge over Cnuleo Aug 'stine. near Dr. De
Cady, Joseph Smith, Green WhitttngtOn Joseph
Isaac, J. 7. Ales, john Butler. Widow Celeste
tLaleur.
- The Police Jury as committee OF the whole
proceeded to examine the "lailns On file aga nst
the parish, when the following claims were
approved: .,..:.....
Ahdru% guarding conyicts. ...sss % %
C F Burr ...." -.-......--. SO on
Bloch Il Isaac sundries for cnnvicts 81 80
C Morhinveg cutting suits for eonvicts -. 85
J N White repairing ballot boxes ..--....-. rs 90
Dr. e. Thompson, post mortem examine
ton on bodies OF o. Lavigue and X.
- Rosette ... ...............-. 50 m
l. J Kerr holding inquest ....-........... 10 90
Bloch IL Isaac siIndries. ......... ..-.... Is
9 Haas spades for public road ........... 5 90
Mt pleasant mills lumher for public road 90
On motion the Police Jury adjourned until
Monday the I'd day of December. 1879.
s....,. ,,..-. ~ K. Fl LTTTELL,, President.
Attsst: C. MAYO, Clerk
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-28

"nI lit it can n H. e"'rG nt in II hrs 'nssT nf ''1m
ny any one Of either s"X, i'll any part of T.,
country whG ia willing III work stpadily at th
employ ment that we furisi. S66 per week j
your own town. You need not he away frot
home over night. Ym ear, give your who
time to workYlr only yeur spare moments, "
have agents Whb are making over S21 per da!
All " ho engage t,,nre can make money fas
At the present time money cannot he made +
easily and rapidly at any other bnainrs5 |
Gusts nothing to ry the business Terms an
IS Outfit free. Address at once ..
II. HALIETT & co,
nav 10 PnrtlRnd, Maine.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-28

A member df the Legislature smacked
his lipssarer a fine pineapple at a Cnns
cord hotel!sand then. n.turiiing toa waiter,
remarked. never tasted "a better
pudding than that. Give me some
nlOre.r
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-28

5000 "a \, ~.55y HE h.' MARI il r. b. ',.t,. ,rrt.
wt" fltri,ish. bnt thnse wil'in+ t. wcrR rnh fasy
earn a dnzrr dollars 4 day right III Il rjr avn
'hrlifi"R" Have rhronn tneXpfan here Ebs-
ness rlraRart and honorable Women ard
hn: Z ard girls do as we'll as men We will r'ir-
rish rau a complete Outt free. The husires-
expense Of starting you. Particulars tee
Write and see Farmers and mechanics tlrir
snlls and daughters. and all classes in need e
paving work at home. should write to liz and
learn all about the work at once. Now IA tie
fine. Don't delay. -...... ......
Address TRUE 4 CO.,
june se-1y Augusta, 1alne,
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-28

Paper teeth are new Invention ird
Germany, and ri nslsnher OF specimens 1
were Displayed at the slate paper exhibf!
tian IN Berlin, fPhey are warranted /
fully as sdurabis as any other teeth. II
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-28

How. on earth do yoF aaanage ts,aget
along ss,Nell frF tisongff ffmt nnir4 free'
or fOnr yeaFs sago you we're head over,
heels I'M tiel,t. s.5,.. III ,.,,s.45.. g &. ..,
90. those were oldIlebbsg Itneverpay
my old debta.naa " -7t
! ,.se Rnt yanfdgew ones nat
j. ST Jet thens get old .n-feExit to vote
the sGreenback ticlsetsE ~. sEssa .@A
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-28
N. EALER,
MATCHMAKER AND .JEWE

MATCHMAKER AND .JEWELER,
Corner Main and Landry Streets. Opelousas
Keeps constantly ON hand. for sale, u general
assortment OF Clocks. Watches and. Lewelry,
and tssz -. ...gs,slf.s.5 ~, )
80 o.. Grover O Baker Sewing Machines =,
:s He Also gives his personal attention torepair-
ing Clocks, Watches Jeweiry, and Sewing
Machines Of all kinds. 5s,.>
~ ae&. 9I-1T. :r ...r- .-
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-28

A@ ~ ~ ~ az a
Having secured the services Of Mr. Walton A
sandoz. a thorough and competent Druggist.
the public are hereby notified that Preserip-
tions.and Medicines can be put UP at all hours
day or night. Mr, Sandoz, residence is immedi-
stely in the rear Of the Drug ore. and he viii
be pleased to wait on customers at any hour in
the night.
G.. MAYO. Agent,
l. aug 20-tf Sign of the Big Mortar.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-28
FOssT oFGussEasS or GO0G Health
Fol. "a CENTS.
NY EtEsrS MO WILL BUY BOX OF
TARs~OH,@ PGRGATavE PBa.as,

al will take one % each night for four
-IIts, and viii 'to this every tjd) week during
u n"hlhS ot Jun, July, August and Stptem-
+, will not t,e troubled witt. Fever and Ague,
Maiarious Eever, nor Bilious Fever,
poison, ctnnlnul III Missouri Mls~isslJpi.
til-hu.a ArAnnSfe and Texas. II PAR
DS's Psh4sAH'aGE EsBH.E.S cannot he
n'iird ~ At.lr lir"rc>' store, send - Gle tn
ruid.lsi@n,, and Ia, pil:s : al ne s.l.t,
'1t }'i'td, h. return ml fhysiriane ,Hl,. ed
nn;'II a; - I',r III. tisahd i'll HI, h - Ills
'hi t' 'li"l' ji'ni half lr,cc f"r oi.lt: Il
~ i'N ire ul %:ittl r.i~i. i.lll>t l
rru /. =. H., rll"' Mlll b, rI.-r, tt 49,.
a!i\ ! -irI" 81 n:I''l' IN ", VII!
'rs"l L. - Hi,u - .tsi "lSil IL |tsr'
con. MSS. II Il, s. l,r drL"l.. "a ri, .;"t
Sl3 cas- Wiii. tht IT
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-28

And all eruptions of the Skin. Misrepresentation
has been In nse III families in this parish for th.
last twenty yeXTs, and has never failed i'll q
single instance,
f's For sale at the Big Mortar, by .....-.s- g..
F. c. MAYO, -
Is -1uly 31-ff e0le Agent.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-28

Profitable seaside reading -Hotel bills.
IRRITABLE for the hotel keepers. we
Aaxtsaas5 saa ss5 Ia9s 3RAa
gN H#
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-28
5000" "e e.

~, THE PED?Lt'~ JCTHNHr.''
ynIt,Art,. Nr.pf.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-02-23
VALUABLE FAR NE
At Private Sale.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED ofrers at Private
sale Valuahle Farutug Property, sltu-
l. ateh III BEAVER RU y VALLEY. Ma
hOnIng Township, Carbon CoL-ty, Pa, ~ miles
from Mauch Chunk, and z miles from Lehigh-
ton, containing 10 Acres. about acres OF winch
ZION, the balance being Timber Land. The I'm.
prOvements thereon are story Frame Dwell :
ing House i6x?4 feet with Kitchen attached
one stable. and other necessary Ont0ulldinps !;
also. an orchard containing about 100 Choice
Fruit Trees comprising Apple, Pear, Peach and
Cherry Trees of various KINDS
IL his property, being Situated near Maucn
Chunk and Lehigbton, wOnld make 1t a desiTa-
BILE place for any one wishing o ENGAGE in lhe
Frait business, the demand Tor truck in tho
above places being always good ana realizing
best Of prces. Beaver Run Greek Aovs through
r 10 SGN aay person Wishing to invest IN Real Es,
tate this offers an opportunity seldom TO be met
with. For further particulars apply at this
office, or to the owner on The premises.
HENRY TUCKER.
Sent l. lST7-2mos
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-02-23
HOME LABOR.

We think it was Hon. Silas Wright, who,
in one of his excellent agricultural address
es, said that the very basis and prosperity Of
nation lies in the principle, make home
labor fashionable"
Educate, instruct, encourage, and offer all
the incentives possible to give interest and
dignity to labor at home. Enlist the heart
aud the intellect of the family in support OF
a domestic saystem that will make labor at
tractive at the homestead.
BY means of the powerful influences Of
early home education endeavor to invest
practical labor with an interest that will
cheer the heart of each member Of the fami.
", and thereby you will give to your house,
hold the grace, peace, refinement, and at
traction which God designed a home should
possess.
The truth is, you should talk more, thinl
more, work more, and act more in reference
to questions relating to home.
The training and improvement of tn
physical, intellectual social, and moral pow
ers and sentiments of the youth Of our eoun
try require something more than the scOhol
house, academy, college, and university
The Young mind should receive judiciou
training in the field, in the garden, in TIA
barn, in the workshop, in the parlor, in tn
in word, around the hearthstone q
home.
Whatever intellectual attainments you
son has acquired, he is unfit to 60 into SC
ciety if he has not thrown around him tn
genial and purifying influence of parents
Sisters, brothers and the man-saving intiu
enee of the family government.
The nation must look for virtue, wisdor
and strength TO the education that contro
and shapes the home policy Of the iainil
circle.
There can be no love of country whel
there is 40 love OF home. Patriotism, tru
and genuine, the only kind worthy of Il
name, derives its mighty strength trol
fountains that gush around the hearthston
and those who forget 10 cherish the hous
hold interests will soon learn to look wit
Indifference upon the interests Of their con
mon country.
Cultivate the roots-not the tops. Nal
the family government, the school the iarr
the church, the shop, the agricultural fair
the laboratories of your greatness. Eduea
your sons TO be farmers, artisans, architect
engineers, geologists, botanists-in shol
practical men.
With this kind of education, they will il
variably make good citizens, and be ben
fit 10 themselves, TO their families, and
tie communiy.-C Chicago Lo'7er.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-02-23
PATENTS

obtained for Inventors in the United States,
Canada and Europe, at reduced rates. With
our principal office located in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Office, we are able to attend TO all patent
business with greater promptness and des-
patch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at a distance from Wash
ington, and who have, therefore, to employ
associate attorneys" We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as to
patentablity, free of charge, and all who are
interested in new inventions and patents are
invited 10 send for copy of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents" which is sent free to any
address, and contains complete instructions
how to obtain patents and other valuable
matter. We refer 10 the German-American
National Bank, Washington, DC; the Royal
Swedish, Norwegian and Danish Legations,
at Washington; Hon. Jos Casey, late Chief
Justice Z. S. Court of Claims; 10 the Officials
of the U. S. Patent Office, and to Senators
and Members of Congress from every State.
Address: LOUIS BAGGER a CO., solici-
tors of Patents and Attomeysa at Law, LeDroit
building, WLSHHSToS, Do. dSc27
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-02-23
Wonderful, but True
A. J. DURLING,
PROPRIETOR OF THE PEOPLES
Drug and Family Medicine
STORE, makes the following
ANNOUNCEMENT.

ANNoTTNCEMENT
o,-,.,- 81 en-, -ononn, 1a,ross,o,' ,r n,,,,roos
=, Wiz VIE w i,,t;,' ~ t .raPaos F,r lnhar -
deem Il nv dntv nj this time To give the pe0ple
nj / eh,ghton aid ylcnitv TIIE LioNis SH kRR OF
NY fRoFTTs Read and renemher the follow.
ing Prices of n few or the many articles sold at
my Drug store.
FaIENt mEDiS@dN @ nSrn Iit, 81 frepaIattGns Tpa.tsD,n
To,ln, pIom.s,on "9 Wibiarss ITori, Enrnnn
,,taDs IA nI, atba,rs formeriv a. poSg 81 ca
oara tiro H. in and 5Fc t,ons Soc
COZ ~ CnITrT ,a IuNc pEn,FDIIs =.
Jo,D,s Eynnc, nrant nu Ho,s ard Aiien's RAJ
h1 60 - '2barr,, SoctaroI Mn Enre ToI
s9, AVIS ~, - SnGtg ~ iI ona 1I,na and ot br
hivea III, Eou @ H nots Utl anu i1'''' anu
IT'D poEp.DArToNs 1Iou,o tro,r Do.
nnt4er MonfaamarrSs vers' IlBir V,gnT
S n aIit,ys ~ a. 49, a. cts
au a O. os shnyy ~ mUm 90 n,,x v,s ,6c
oo0, Plopalu'iolo VI "oo' '"aA nv" W.
LlNlMENTS = Laubachs, LOWS Magnetc
DOnnelly's Electric. Samson OIL RauWay's
Relief, Magic OH, UarglnR OIL. Whdhre Llnl
nlent, and all others formerly SOC. now 4Oc'
| Horse. Cattle and Chicken Powders formerly
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-02-23
1t invariably Cures Coughs, Colds, Hoarse.
ness, Sore Throat, Asthma, Croupand other
Affections of the Breathing Organs.

Its soothing influence upon the irritated lin.
ing of the air passages, is due to the fact that
its Ingredients are the most eificaclous pulmOn.
ic slmnles known TO medical botany the basis Of
the article be ng the HONEY OF the HORE.
HOUND PLANT, chemically united with the
AMEA OF Balm Of Gilead. There are besides.
five other botanic clements which give add.
tlOnal efficacy TO tue frst named two.
Those who have USED 1t say that HALE'S
HONEY OF HORB HOUND AND TAR Is not
only wonderfully remedlcal III all cases where
the organs of respiration are elected bot also
that its action is unusually rapid. few do es
frequently serve to relieve q very obstinate
cough. 1t contains nothing that can disorder
the stomach, fact that Cnn be alleged with
truth of put few cough remedies IL has an eX.
tTemuly agreeable flavor. and ls sold at figure
which enables those OF the most limited means
to avail themselves OF ITS virtues
1t SIMPLY madness to trifls with Cough.
Irritation of the Throat. Chest and Lungs
traves rapidly, and what Is trtfi!ng and easily
cODquerable difficulty III those organs to-day
may IN few weeks nevelope into Bronchitis OI
Consumption, two diseases which carry more
viv;."'s to early graves, than any other In the
long list of bodily disorders
Cough may be fitlv termed the Preliminary
Stage Of Consumption, maladY OF which
HALES HONEY OF H0REHOUND AND
TAR, is the surest known preventive. Those
thereof, who would arrest the progress of the
DESTROYER should delay not moment to take
this CERTAIN specific.
CHILDREN derive great benefit from its
SOOTHING properties, when suffering with the
parOxysms of Group and WhOOplng Cough. The
first named disease is especially destruc i've
among young children and this reliable remedy
should b kept on hama in all households. BUY
THE LARGE PACKAGES AND ECONOG1zE.
PRICES, 90 cents and 81. per Bottle. Sold by
all Druggists.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-02-23

BUSINESS MEN AND OTHERS
OF ANY DESCRIPTIONS, MIL
FIND THE CARBON ADVOCATE
OFFICE THE BkST and CHEAP.
EST PLACE IN THE COUNTY.
GIVE Us A TRIAL AND BR
CONVINCED.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-02-23
KANSAS


dhA{A,AJ is not easily earned in these times,
MIL but It can be made IN three months
1PN by any one Of ther seXJD any part
OF the country who IS willing TO
WORK steadily at the employment that we furn-.
ism. soc week in YOUR own town You need
not Dc away from home over night, NOu can
give your whole time 10 the work or only your
spare moments. II costs nothing TO try the
business Terms and Is outfit fres. Address
at once, II. HALLETB & CO.,
tebloyls Portland. Maine.
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We think it was Hon. silas Wright, who,
in one of his excellent agricultural address
es, said that the very basis and prosperity Of
U nation lies in the principle, make home
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-02-23

Iris an Incomparable Remedy for Bruises,
Ulcers Cuts auu every irritable or unhealthy
condition of the skin, and Is most servlceaDle
remedial agent shS ~ souTSS o, speeuS foi'0i III
ItIsn most desirable ISlNFECrANT OF
CLOTHING OR BED LINE worn aud used
by persOng suffering from obnoxious or contag.
iOus diseases and Is a Capital Remedy aud Pre-
Ventatlve of them, when useu as an lllectOn
Persons employing II have NO need 10 take SUI.
phur BATHS, or To resort 10 sulphur SpilnBs iJr
AS an aoiunct OF the TOILET, 1t is far moro
desirable than any Cosmetic, since u dors not
like nrtic es OF that nature, conceal Complexion
III Blemlshes. but removes them. - -
TAN. FRECKLES, ,PlMPLES. BLOICHES,
and the like, sDeC0ilY yield TO Its clarifying IN
fuence aud il is the very best SOAP 10 shave
with because it leaves the skin smooth and free
from the irritation produced on sensitive eutl.
Gle. by the application OF the razor. IL also
completely eradicHtes DANDRUFF.
Housewives declare It 20 be excellent for
fabrics and ladies' moving in the besr circles OF
| metropolitan and rural society speak OIL ~
tn highest terms
! Union unon ITS Prop leTOr, many OF which have
! been published in the form OF the meat pampa
| let prOcurable OF Druggists aud Fancy GOODS
| Dealers, the originals being open 10 pubnc ~,
! speEton vt ms MEDICINAL WAREHOURR, No.
! sixth AVENUE, NEW NoRK, The article Is
| moreover iudOrsed by the Medical fraternity.
| Like mnsr other FSmOus Remedies GLENN'S
! SULPHUR SOAP has been inflated soaps
| without the smallest fracuon OF remedial EN-
/ NuNg iuNt utHu anu iulsAtu upuh AhN
| pecung and unObservnrt, us genuine sulphur
Soaps, possessing Drupertles Identical with OF
| equal to the Great Snecltc which Their vendors
| seeG to rival by underhand competition. Ihs
| public should therefore be careful TO inquire
! for GLESS'S sulphur Soap by It's full name
| and see that they get the eal article.
! AlllespectIOle Druggists Fancy Goods Deal
ers and GrOcers keep GLENN'S SULPHUH
! SOAP, and will on demand for II, supply TIT
| GENUINE THING to their customers.
! PRIZES, IS cents per cake. l Box, % cakes
sent by mail, prepaid, for 70 cents.
C. n. Crittent0n, PrOp'r
No. SEVEN SIXTH AVENUE NY.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-05-11
The Congressional Campaign.

AT the Congressional Election, two
years ago, the Republican candidate
Louis E. MGComas- defeated;
In consequence of the fictitious ma
jority reported in Montgomery coun-
ty, by IA votes, eMd William Walsh
was admitted to the seat he now 0c-
cunies. We believed then, as we be-
lievc now, that Mr.. w. Wa@ not cleo
tel by the people, but had Secured
his seat by fraud. Tho time is APP
proac!ing when the contest for the
forty S 9Th Congress will command
our attention. This District can un-
doubtedly elect IA Republican, even
If the fight must be carried on with
the certainty of fraudulent maiOritieS
against the party in Montgomery,
but the candidate should be one who
can command the respect and conf
dence of our people. on the score of
ability, integrity and unalloyed at
tachinent to the party itself. A live
man is needed, whose past record
will inspire confidence as to the
future, and will cause the party to
rally to his side on election day with
enthusiasm and energy. He must
not only have local strength in his
own county, but be the source of
power in all five of the counties, so
that the nomination will be accep-
table and approved by all. With such
nominee, the Republicans can be
brought to the polls in such numbers
as to insure victory. And victory is
necessary in order that the House of
Representatives may be rescued from
the control of that party, which is
pretending economy in small things
and practicing extravaganza on a
scale that bids fair to increase instead
of diminishing the public debt.
Every Congressional District should
be brought up to sense of its duty,
in order that the grand result may
show a good working majority for
the Republicans. Let the Sixth Dis
trict be no laggard in the contest.
She should and must regaIn her old
prestige.-FTeterick Examiner.