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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1882-09-30
Notice of Registration.

Z WILL be at the places designated below
u to correct and revise registration books for
each place, also to register all voters who
have not heretofore registered, from o'clock
A M. to 6 O'clock p. M. each day:
Coulee Croche-At ID. p Richards, OF,
Thursday, Sept. 18th;
Church POint-At Ill. ID. McBride's, ON Fri
day, Sept. 18th;
Plaquemine Brulee-At Foreman g. Duson's
store, on Saturday, Sept. 10th;
Rayne-At Arenas store, on Monday, Sept.
18th;
Mermentau-At V. Maignand's on Tuesday,
Sept. 18th;
Z Pointe-aux Loups-At s. Carts, on Thurs
day, Sept. 2lst;
Mamouth-At zenon Vidrine's on Friday,
Sept. 22d;
Faquetaique-At Louis Courville's, on Sat
urday, Sept. 23d;
Prud'homme City-At T. C. Chacheres
store, on Monday, Sept. 25th
Point Noir-At Jos. E. Daigles, on Tuesday,
Sept Goth;
Plaquemine Ridge-At Lucien Jeuberts
store ON Wednesday, Sept 9th;
Mallet-At Edonard Moreau's on Thursday,
Sept 2Sth;
Chataignier-At D. P. Lafieur's, on Friday,
Sept 29th;
Mamouth-At Jean Bite. Saucier's, on Satur-
day, Sept 30th;
Mamouth-At J. b. Landreneau's, on Mon
day, Oct I'd;
Bayou Chicot-At Sam Haas store, on Tues
Vile Plate-At Mrs. H, Tate's. on Wednes.
day, Oct 4th;
Old Grand Prairie-At Paul staggs store,
on Thursday, Oct 5th;
Washington-At the Town Hall, on Friday,
Oct 9th;
Lower Bayou Beuf-At scheol House, on
Saturday, Oct 7th
Upper Bayou Bmuf-At Louis Stages store,
on Monday, Oct 9th;
Big Cane-At L. Godchaux's. on Tuesday,
Oct 10TH
Petite Prairie-At Jules Goleau's store, on
Wednesday, Oct ilth;
day, Oct 18th;
Waxia-At the School House. on Monday.
Oct 18th;
For week preceding the election, at the
Courthouse in Opelousas.
Sept. ID Registrar.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES
HDUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of an order of the District Court
of the 18th judicial District of Louisiana, act
ing in and for st. Landry, and to me directed
l will sell at public auction, on
Tuesday, October Slst, 1859,
at IL o'clock M., before the Courthouse, in
OpelOusas, the property hereinafter described
upon the following terms aad conditions, to-
wit: One tenth Of the prieo cash, and the bal
ance i'll one, two, three and four years, with
maturity, and eight per cent from maturity
till paid. And in case of suit to enfsree pay
ment OF the lnstalments, or Of any Of them,
the purchaser or purchasers to pay attorneys
fees at ten per cent on amount sued for.
Purchaser to give notes with two good
sureties; the property to remain mortgagsd
and the purchaser not to sell or otherwise dis.
pose of the property till full payment of the
purchase price. and the possession Of the
property to be delivered, ut farthest, on lst
of January, 1883.
/. The undivided half of a tract of land
situated in the parish of st. Landry, on Bayou
Petite Prairie, bounded north by land former
ly belonging and yet belonging to j. Scott,
east by land formerly belonging and yet be-
longing to F. w. Cason, south by land of
same, and west by land of z. L. Hart, and Of
Robert Hart, with improvements thereon.
The whole tract contains about one hundred
and aixty acres.
g. The undivided half of thirteen acres of
land more or less, situated in the village of
Big Cane St. Landry, bounded north by Bay
ou Rouge, south by land of L. 8. Hevard, west
by land of Mrs. A. C. Collins, east by c.. W.
Havard and Methodist Church
3. The undivided half of o tract Of land ait
uated on the west bank of Bayou Bout,
bounded north by land of J. w. Daniels, or
p. Jacobs, south by land of George w. Huds
peth, east by Bayou Beuf aud west by lands
owner unknown, containing about three hun
dred and fifty acres.
4. A tract Of land on Bayeu Petite Prairie,
containing about l60 acres, bounded above by
Robert Hart, below by r. A. Hicks, in front
by Bayou Petite Prairie, in rear by Estate of
Urah Tarver, with buildings.
S. The undivided half Of lot of ground
in Big Cane village, having an area of about
an acre, bounded north by Bayou Rouge,
south by estate of Charles Eilert, east by
L. Godehaux, west by public road
6. Another piece of ground in Big Cane
village, bounded north by lAtats OF JAS. II
Rntledge, south by L. 8. Havard, east by G,
w. Havard, west by DIR. Clopton.
&C. DUSON, Sheriff.
The undivided half of the lands will be sold
on the same terms and conditions.
Sept. 80 1882.
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Obituary.

DIED-At his residence, in Grand Co
team, Sept. 10, 1882, at 1880 p. M, SYL-
vEsTER j. BARRY, in the 59th year of
his age.
Our misfortunes follow eaeH other in
qaiek succession. Little did We think,
fourteen months ago, when we followed
the mortal remains of his beloved com
panion to their last resting place, that
in so short time, we would again be
called upon to render the same sad
mark OF respect to the worthy object of
this notice.
He passed away in the greatest peace,
after an illness of only ten days, sur
rounded by a loving and devoted fami-
aly, by q host Of friends and sustained by
all the consultations of religion.
Kind and gentle in his manners, he
was beloved by his fellow men. Sincere
and upright in his dealings, he won the
confidence and esteem of ALL
Though dead he still speaks; for he
leaves us all the glorious example of a
useful, honorable life, crowned by a
happy death. A FRIEND
Grand Cotean, Sept. 81, 1882.
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sept. 9, 1882.
NNUBLIC SALE.
DUBLlC SALE.
Probate Court, Parish of ST. Landry, No. 1858

Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 1853
ESTATE OF LOUISE LghoINB.
BY virtue Of an order of the Hon. the Dis
trict Court in and for the parish Of St. Landry,
there will be sold at public anction, to tie
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
joint administrators, OK any duly qualified AUG
tioneer, at the last residence Of deceased, in
Old Grand Prairie, parish aforesaid, ON SAT-
URDAY, the l4th day of October, 1882, the
following described property, belonging to
the estate of Louise Lem0ine, deceased, to-
wit:
l. The plantation on which the deceased last
resided, situated in Old Grand Prairie, in said
parish, containing sixty arpents, together with
plantation ls bounded north by Bayou Cr0eo.
dile, east by Jean Pierre Ortege, south by
Achille Fontenot, and west by Gervais Fon-
tenet.
g. One mare and colt, ono FLY, one mule,
one pillow, enc harrow, One branding irea,
household furniture kitchen utensils, &e.
Terms and conditions. - ALI the movable
property and one hundr8d dollars on the pur-
chase price Of the plantation to be paid cash
ON delivery the balance of the purchase price
of the plantation to be paid in two equal an
nual installments from the day of sale. PuF-.
chaser or purchasers to fui iish security to the
satisfaction of the admins rators, and Ia case
Of non-payment at maturity, eight per cent
per annuln interest shall be added, and u IL:
ther interest of ten per cent shall be added as
attorneys fees in the event suit 10 instituted
to enforce any payment thereof. Vendors
privilege and special mortgage shall be rs-
tanned on said plantation until the same is
finally paid for
JEAN p. DENIS LAFLEUR,
Sept. g 1896 Joint Administrators.
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ALCIBIADE DEBLANC
0nl1lita,icnfed 1

TIGER BEND {AsoysIlea), Sept. 90 '62.
EDIToRs oF THE CouRIER:
The weather for the past few days
has been very cool, but pleasant for out
door work. The caterpillars have got
the best of the cotton, but planters say
they will do no damage this late i'm the
season. Sugar cane is doing finely.
Farmers are up to their eyes in work,
gathering hay, cotton and corn.
Misses Mamie and Bunkie Haas, ae-
c0mpanied by their cousin, Miss Hattie
Haas, and Master A. Haas, came up on
Friday evenings train on flying visit
home, from Opelousas, where they have
been attending Mrs. NJ. M, Hayes popu-
lar school for young ladies. The young
misses are highly pleased with the school
and the charming old city of Opelousas.
The health of onr community is inn
proving. Business is looking up, and
prospects are generally good for large
fall trade. We wish for you and the
COURIER every success with the I'm
proved power press. M0rA anon.
YDnls, ILLINOIS.
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+" What Might Have Been ~

IL is sad for the dying cnnsamptive
to reflect on what might have. been if
Haie's Honey Of Horehound and 1ar had
been taken early enough.
Sold by drnggists.
Pixies Foothaehe Drops cnfe in one
minute
From Eminent James IT. Southdli, IF.
D.. Little Rock. Ark: II willingly
bear testimony To the excellent food
tonic effect of Ootden's Liquid Beet
Tonic. | regard it as II mild, unirritat-
ing md easily digested tonic, we'll
adapted to cases of chlorosis, nervous
ness, and vascular debility, consequent
upon the cllmacteric period of women )"
(Remember tho name, Colden's- take
40 other.) OF druggists generally
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TDUBLIC SALE.
II
Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, Ne 1928

Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, Nc 1928
ESTATE OF HoRrRNsE DRsHorELs
By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Probate Court in and for the parish of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, by the under
signed natural tutor, or duly qualified auG-
tioneer, at the last residence of the deceased,
in Old Grand Prairie, parish aforesaid, on
WEDNESDA Y, November lat, 1882. the fol
lowing described property, belonging to the
estate of Hortsnse DeshOtels, deceased, to-
wit:
|. A plantation situated in Old Grana Prai
rie, st. Landry, bounded north by Bayou Co
codrie. south by property of Lsandre Dssho-
tels east by FRANCOIS Guiilory, and west by
public road.
9. One old hack and harness, one wagon, six
head Of cattle, seven head of hogs, ono buggy
horse, one yearling colt, household furniture.
farming utensils, one branding iron. 60.
TERMS AND CoEDITIoNs.--Afl the moyables
will be sold for cash on the day of sale; the
immovablss on a credit of one and tive years
from the day of sale, ressrving vender's privi-
lsge in favor of the estate purchasers furalsh-
ing their notes, with good and sufficient securi-
ty to the satisfaction of the natural tnt0F aud
clause of non aliend0 reserved.
LEANDRE DESHOTELS. T
Sept. 80, 1882. Natural Tutor
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To the Editors of the Opelousas Cou-
RIER and st. Landry Democrat:

have received from Gen. Deblanc
the letter which / enclose to you.
Il is my duty as his friend to comply
with his request, and to communicate
it's contents to you.
Every man who knows Gen. Deblanc
is convinced of the sincerity of his ideas
and of his wishes.
Men like him do not seek official DO
sitions. They do not desire them. They
are disinclined to assume the position Of
servants of the people, on account of
their modest opinion of their own ca
paeIties; on account of their proper ap-
probation OF the grave responsibilities
which such position imposes on account
of the apprehension that their efforts in
the proper administration of public af-
fairs would be useless, did they not meet
with cooperation in the other officials
and lastly, (which is the least considera-
ton with such men, on account of the
great personal sacrifices which they
must make in abandoning their private
business to attend to that of the people.
Many are the sacrifices which Gen.
Deblanc has already made; great are
assumed in the service of the country.
Whenever there have existed public
exigencles fer his services, he has been
called forward and he has answered
every expectation of his fellow citizens.
ln this section of the State, The hearts
OF all men warm up at the mention of
his name. They cannot stifle the en-
thus!asm which it begcts.
Shall again his plans of life he broken
upf Shall again his quiet. easy and
pleasant life be substituted by one Of
trouble and of caes
: ne has answered these questions.
But have not the people tho right to
reverse his decision, if hey need him /?
ana IL the VIII Of Tie people to be resist
cd III iis legitimate exercise?
HENRY Il. GARLAND.
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Will Force.
HOW A DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMAN
STOPPED SMOKING.
tArkansas 'fravsler.l

tArkansas Traveller
81 tell you," said Colonel HOicemb,
that smoking is the worst habit that
man can contract. YOn knew | lean
very affectionntcly toward litaratsre
and that write sketches occasionally.
Several days ago | received an order
from literary paper for stery. |
was fiattered by the compliment and
Immediately began we,k. For years
have been mn invsteFate smoker, and
knew that the effect of tsbaceo was in
furious to my brain, and when began
the story resolved to quit. have
strong will, let ME remark, but was
surprised at the ease with which |
crushed the habit | wrote with a Wig
or which had never felt before, and
when night came, went to bed feeling
like hero | thought of men who
struggle with the habit and smiled
when | contemplated my superior
strength, The next day began work
again wanted to smoke, but |
frowned at the desire and bent nv
mental energies to the story | soon
conquered the desire aud worked with
almost nervous rapidity. Looking up
suddenly | saw my meersciaum pipe
lying on the mantelpiece. My victory
was not completes. Ah,' thoughi, !
I'll show myself that am master of
the situation,' and arising flied the
pipe and placed it "n tho desk beside
mo q Now | am MASTER" | mused |
The enemy is nnder my very nose
aud still resist him The victory /
s"on grew commonplace | took up /
The pipe. would go farther | would |
light n match and bold il ever The 10 !
bacco. | took the stem between INV |
teeth and smiled again Talk about
conquering desire. struck match
and held it over the pipe"
Well" remarked Que of tho com
pany when the colonel stopped
- smoked" he continued Who's
got a matell!'
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livery man EEis own Prophet.
Special to the Times Democra

Washington, Sept 10. In about two
weeks circular will be issued by the
Signal Office, which will contain full
explanation Of the manner of deterinin-
ing when frost may be expected by To-
cal observations made with the hygro-
meter, or, as it is more falniliarly known,
the wet and dry bulb thermometer. This
instrument determines the dew point
early in the day, and this fact being
known, the question whether there
will be frost the following night can
easily be settled. This circular will be
sent to any persen in the sugar district
or anywhere else in the country, who
will send his name to the Signal Office
in this city. The hygrdmeter costs very
little and may prove to be very yaln-
able to sugar planters.
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The attention of our readers is called
to tlie card of Messrs. Strother g. Frazec,
attorneys and counselors at law, who
will give prompt attention to all legal
business entrusted to their care.
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st. MARTINsvILLE, Sept. 9G, 1882.

ot. MARTlNsVILLE, Sept. III, 1882.
My dear Henry:
| have already said and written, and
! now repeatit, we're rendered without
opposition the candidacy for the high
and responsible Office of Governor of
Louisiana, (and | am certainly not vain
enough to entertain such an extrayagant
pretension,) | neither would nor could
accept the partial tender.
| then ask of you, us a special favor,
to thank in my name the kind editors
of your valuable papers aud those IN
your midst who have not forgotten me !;
and assure them that my political am
bition is completely exhausted, aud to
me and now, their friendship and esteem
are a sufficient and priceless reward.
Very truly,
ALCIBIADE DEBLANC.
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Our people certainly must be pros
porous, il we are to judge by the many
improvements going on in town and
country. The saw mills are doing
we'll there are three lumber yards in
town which have agood custom, and a
number Of wagons pass through town
daily loaded with lumber for the couR-
try. There is not q carpenter in town
that has not contracts ahead Of him.
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Mr.. Frank Brand had big crowd at
his house warming last Tuesday night,
and he and his good wife entertained
everybody in a generous and hospita-
BILE manner. We wish them success in
the future.
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John Henningsen, a native of Ger
many, aged about SO years, died at
Lake Charles on Sept. 10th. He leaves
q wife and three children in Washing
ton, la.
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The criminal docket of our District
Court was finished on Thursday morn
ing. There were over fifty convictions,
including crimes and misdemeanors.
Martin Finnerty, charged with infanti-
eide, was acquitted. Sam Granville,
scolored, charged with murder, was
found guilty, without capital punish
ment. The case Of Benjamin F. Barton,
charged with the murder OF White, end
etl III d nistriaI. The Court is now en-
gagged apon the civil docket.
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Mr.. Generes has made MANY imnroy

Mr. Generes has made many improve.
ments to the sugar house and machinery
It'd s4Ganp Hamilton plantation, near
M1clh soos y, aid aid has one OF the finest
x crops in St. Landry iic sszp sszpects to
commence grinding about the 18th of
October.
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Go to the st. Landry Planning Mllls
for doors, sash, blinds. door and win
dow frames aud anything in the line
of planning mill work.
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Taken gJI an ana Esfray.

ID Y the undersigned, at MaIlet, on Septem-
kD ber %, sorrel horse, bald face, three of
his feet white. branded on left thigh ana left
shoulder fac .simiies of brands to be seen at
CoURlER ofice-and gentle under saddle. The
owner can have him by proving property and
paying charges
Sept. S0-Im PIERRE DERBANGE.
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A Vigorous Growala

or the hair is often promoted by using Par
ker's Hair Balsam. 1t always restores tho
youthful color and lustfe to gray hair, gives it
now life and removes all irritation and dan
druff.
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Mr.. M. Yilaseca has opened an oyster
stand next to the postotiice, and is pre-
pared toserve up the tootllsome bivalses
ID every style and at moderate prices.
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HsieIaty.Hsfve HBoHHars Lost.

!. You do not tell me that yonr husband is
Mp and entirely cured by so simple q medicine
As Parker's Ginger Tonic !" Yes, Indeed,
do" said Mrs. BENJAMIN TO her neighbor, and
after We had lost eighsy-five dollars in doc
tors bills and prescriptions Now my Inns.
band fesls as well as ever Z
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Rev. f. w Lewis will preach in tho
COnrthoi te- morrow at III o'clock Al.
III ana 1T $50 r. M.
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Fabacher's Royal Restaurant,
Oyster Saloon and Hotel,
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
VIZ. Joseph Fabaclner
NEW ORLEANS, LA

Nh n y " WN1S PAA Il da"dAOHHOA da
"AS refurnished in elegant style the we'll
IL IL known RESTAURANT and OYSTER
SALOON, Nos. 90 and 25 Royal street, corner
Customhouse, and has also rented the magnifi-
cent
Sheppard Mansion,
No ll2 Customhouse, adjoining Royal street,
where his many st. Landry friends can always
obtain excellent LODGING ROOMS, within or
without board, by the day, week Or month
JOS. FABACHER, Proprietor
Office No 25 Royal ST., New Orleans.
Sept 30, 1882. Inn
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A big thing on wl,eels-J. Meyers &
Co.'S stock of Buggies, Hacks. Car
riages, Wagons, Etc. all at re-
markably low prices
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Why go to New Orleans for doers,
sash, blinds, etc, when you can get
them at the ST. Landry Plahing Mills
fot the same money
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The comet, which has given such
splendor 10 our eastern sky for several
mornings past, has excited no little
wonder among our people, and also
some disqniet among tie superstitious
class Of mortals. Leaving the theories
Of astronomers aside, az to its fate or in
duence upon our eaftl. hereafter, We
tind this heavenly visitor TO be grand
anil magnificent IN its blazing glory rs
itspeetls 50 near ,,s--throngl the i'm
naensity of space.
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AN Old Friend with a New Face

My dear Rose,' said Miss MacIver,
where did you acquire that brilliant
complexion? IL seems to me that you
are still the beautiful girl of eighteen
whom ! knew twenty years aga" " My
friend, ~ replied the lady addressed,
. il 10 not me you are conrplimenting,
but GLENN's SULPHUR Soar Have
You never before witnessed its effect {?
There is nothing impossible to Its po,Uers
as ben9tifef." Beware of counterfeits
See that 20. N. Crittenton, Proprietor" /"
is printed on each packet. without
which meme is gennine Sold by drug
gists and fancy geods dealers.
Hstrs Hair and Whsker Dye, black
or brown, fifty cents.
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When thirsty. remember the Gem.
1t is set below the COURIER office, and
il supplied with the best of liqnors, ei-
gars, sc.
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A large quantity Of pine flooring and
ceiling now on hand at the St. Landry
Planning Mills, cheap for cash.
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The Morgan City ReeiesD comments as
follows on an article concerning the
Customhouse at that place. which was
copied by US and several of our ex-
changes from the Thibodaux Sentinel:
In the Morgan City Customhouse there
is a COLLECTOR, deputy collector, Inspector
and boatman, no ahOfe. They are all
needed to perform be work of the Of
flee at this port, Notwithstanding the
above article.
From January, 1851, to January,
1882, there was imported ut this port,
articles to the value of $217 ,89I SO.
There are ninety five vessels belon ging
to this district, besides the Morgan line
steamers which arrive and depart daily.
Bonded goods by this line require the
attention, q great portion of the time,
of an inspector, and the value af these
goods runs up to millions of dollars.
Hospital dues have been collected
amounting to 81 ,3l6,ll from inspection
of steam vessels tho amount collected
was $3I2.30; from duties $247 20 tow
age $3.50.
The district extends from Plaque
mine, La, to the Sabine, Tex, and but
four officers guard this immense coast,
when really the force should be four
times az great.
Ii should be borne in mind, also, that
all the reports and returns required of
the largest district in the country are
required to be made here. We hope
the government will never be swindled
moro than it is at the Morgan City Gus
tomhouse, nor have in its service more
inefficient force.
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First class groceries at rock bottem
prices at the Gilt Edge Grocery, H. E.
Estorge, proprietor.
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Eire in q Dry Tinae

Is not more dangerous than a consnmp
tive cough Arrest it with Hale's Honey
Of Horehoaad and Tar. Sold by drug
gists
Pixies Tootkache Drops cure in one
minute.
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DIRD-Near Opelousas, Sept. "a, 1882,
ARTHUR, son Of William B. Lewis, aged
4 years.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1882-09-30

HaegiAa aud Lies 1t city prices n ].
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1882-09-30

" Beeeler says there is no harm in
card playing Jast wait, Henry, nn-
til yeu plank down your last chip on
this strength of a bluff, and you will
change yonr opinion.