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The Opelousas courier., 1882-02-11
Business Notices.

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ID JanUier. 1882. 3m
sans obligation" Ia mortalit6
tomba a trois cent quatre, ct de
1854 a 1868, sous le regime de la
gratuit6 ct de pobligation, il ne
meurt plus, chaque aimee, que
cent soixante individus par cha
que million d'habitants. Hmeurt
done, en- Angleterre, seize fois
moins de- varioleux qu'avant
Jenner.
En- France, La Condamne a
calcul6 qu'une vaccination &C.
n6rale de la population 6cono-
miserait une perte annuelle de
plus de trente mile individus.
Tout celia n'emp6che pas les
adversaires aveugles du vaccin
de poursuivre leur euvre cou-
pable.
Je viens de recevoir une Pc
tite brochure anonyme qui doit
&tre en- ce moment repandue a
profusion a Paris. Ellie s'inti-
tule :@Du raccin, ze NAL qu'U pro-
duit, les dangers qui en- rssultent.
Je pai lue, ct je puis vous dire
qu'elle pr6te a rire, non-seule-
ment aux medecins, mais encore
a tous les gems de bon sens, car
les pretendus documents qu'el-
lie renferme souffrent pas la COM
tesse de Noailles qui, q ce quill
paraft, ne Sc contente pas de Sc
faire l'ap6tre de la "Ligue en-
Angleterre, mais qui veut l'eta-
blir en- France. Nous croyons
ct nous esp6rons que les efforts
de Nine de Noailles echoueront
lei comne en- Angleterre ct nous
n'hesitons pas a lui dire respec-
tueusement qu'elle fait Ia une
mauvaise action que n'exeuse
pas son ignorance.
En- Autriche, les magistrats
ont le droit de fagre sequestrer
les personnes qui refusent de Sc
faire vacciner.
En- Hanovre, elles sont pUnies
de Pamende ct de la prison.
En- Suede, il Y a d'abord la re-
primande, puis des amendes Sc
levant progressivement.
En- Prusse, EN- Autriche, en-
Baviere on ne peut pas eontrac-
ter marriage sans fournir un GER
tificat de vaccine.
En- Turquie, lie Sultan a rendu,
en- 1847, un decret qui rendait la
vaccination obligatoire pour les
nouveaux-nes.
En- France, malgr6 les mani
festations souvent r6petees du
corps medical, des conseils d'hy-
giene, des congress information
aux, des Academies ct dun
grand nombre de societies savan-
tes qui ont reconnn la necessit6
de lobligation de la vaccination,
aucune mesure s.lrieuse ma etc
prise dams CO sens 9jnsqu'aujour-
d'hui. /
Malgr6 mon respect absolu
pour tout ce qui touche q la IL
bert6 individuelle, ct malgre ma
conviction profonde que le peu-
pie est mieux prot6g6 par Pins
truction que par les reglements,
je pense qu'ici, CONNIE en- une
foule de points, la libert9 de
chacun est limit6e naturelle-
ment ct l6gitimement par le res.
pect des interets d'autrui, ct,
parce quill plaft a mon voisin du
second etage de m6connaftre les
avantages de la vaccine ct d'ou-
vrir son esprit a des pr6ventions
absurdes, je ne vols pas quill
soft bien legitime quill m'expo-
sc, moi ou les miens, aux chan
ces dune contagion don't il de-
Went, dams sa personne on dams
celle de ses enfants, porigine vo-
lontaire ct prem6ditee.
DIR. e. DECAIsNE.
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D6cSdSe-pras d,Onelousas Ia < fs
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On dit que pendant les fetes,
la NouVelle- Orleans va devenir
le rendezvous de tons les pick
pockets des Etats Unis. lie chef
dc Ia police q d6ja signal6 la pre-
senee de quelqnes-uns de ces
reptiles. Nos antorit6s ont aussi
etc prevenues de rarriyee pro-
chaine dune bande qui a pour
objet dc lancer dams La cireula-
ton des greenbacks faux.
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inaiger un chatiment qui puisse
servir d'exemple aux autres.

NOCF6 CdEElOf0 u cue 81 CAUEd-
ordinaire, que bien des gems ont
pu douter de l'etat sain de votre
esprit. Mais personne ne peut
douter que quand vous avez
commits le crime, vous en- COM
preniez la nature ct les conse-
quences.
Guiteau-J'ai agi CONNIE
rhomme de Dieu.
Et que vous aviez la parfaite
connaissance de l'iniquit6 de
votre acte.
L'accus6: C'est une affaire
d'opinion.
LIE juge continue Votre pro-
pre- temoignage prouve que
vous avez fremi d'horreur a la
seule id6e du crime, vous dites
vous meme que vous avez prie
pour en- 6tre detonrne; vous
avez pens6 que le crime pouvait
6tre empeche.
Tout celia prouve que votre
conscience SO revoltait contre
l'acte. Mais votre detestable
sophistique a f1ni par etouffer le
cri de yotre conscience.
Quel motif a pu vous pousser
a un pareil acte, il est dificile
de l'etablir nettement. Les uns
Pattribueront au fanatisme poll
tique, les autres a un d6sir i'm
mod6r6 de faire parler de vous.
Votre propre temoignage sem
BILE contredire les theories misses
EN- avant par vos d6fenseurs. lis
ont maintenu, le croyant hon.
n8tement, je pense, que vous
etiez sous Faction dune puis-
sance irresistible, que vous etiez
la victime de la folie /; mais
votre propre temoignage prouve
que vous avez agi deliberement
/ ct vOlontairement.
! Certaines gems peuvent voir
la-dedans de la folie mais la
loi y trouve I'm crime prem6di-
te. 81 j'ai, par hasard, commits
quelques erreurs, vous pourrez
les faire valoir devant la cour en-
banc. En- attendant je vais pro-
noncer contre vous la sentence
prevu par la loi.
Jordonne que vous soyez con-
duit d'ici a la prison d'oh vous
6tes venu, que vous Y soyez gar
de .jusqu'au vendredi 80 JUN,
que ce jour-la, vous soyez con-
duit a la place des executions,
dams Penceinte de la dite prison
ct que, entire midi ct deux heu-
res de Papres-midi, vous soyez
pendu par le cou jusqu'a ce que
mort sen suive, ct Dieu ait pi-
/ tie de votre anne.
Pendant le prononce de la
sentence, Guiteau ne fait pas un
movement; ses yeux sont fixes
sur le juge. Mais quand les
derniers mots sont prononces, il
frappe violemment sur la table
ct s'ecrie: Et que Dieu ait pitie
de votre anne a vous.
| Jaime mieux etre q ma place
qua celui de ce jury, ct q Ia v6-
tire, juge. Je mai pas peur
de mourir. Je suis lei lhomme
de Dieu. LIE Tout-Puissant
maudira quiconque a pris part a
ce verdict Unique.
/ La suppression de Garfield
NEST rien que rpuvre de Dieu,
ct CO sera le verdict de la poste-
rite. Je fails Fl du verdict de
hcette generation corrompue.
Jaime meux mile fois etre dams
ma situation que dams celle de
ceux qui mont condamn6 a mort.
J'aurai une glorieuse fin. Mais
ce miserable coquin de Corkhill,
i'll sera eternellement la proie des
supplies que 10 diable lui pre-
pare.
Guiteau Sc tourne vers son
ffrere ct cause avee iui tranquil
lement, avant de gutter la sale
de la cour.
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- gonverneur b nomm6 M.
Charles 4. Perrodin, jnge de
paix du dix-septiame ward de Ia
paroisse et: Landry, 90 remplace-
nIent de u. Isaac Clark, a6c6d6.
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lie Herald, de New York, dit
que le general Malone est le
propri6taire le plus richie de Ia
Virginie, quill fume des cigares
dun dollar, tandis que le gou-
verneur du meme Etatest le plus
pauvrs de s8s administers, ct
fnnle des cigares de deux pour
cling cents.
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M y &S8a ! tFs ssg
Un industriel italien a expose
du win d l'etat solide delextrait
de win en- quelque sorte. III suf-
fit den METRE un moroccan ou
deax suivant les besoins dams
un recipient rempli d'eau, verre
on carafe, pour Sc faire un vim
g6n6reux, franc de godt ct beau
d'aspect. Ce produit est pre-
pare dams le but d'approvision-
ner les armees ct les navires au
long cOnrs.
On MA pas encore y 6tudi6 les
effets de ce petit blen en- tablette
sur les ivrognes.
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D6c6dee-Pres d'Opelousas, le S fe-
vrier 1882, Nine. AzEMA DuPRE, nee
Berand, epeuse d'Achille Dnpre, agee
de AZ ans ct 8 mois.
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MR.. FUZELLIER.

III professeur bien eonnu, informe lie pu-
~ blic quill tiendra chez lui, Opelousas,
de 81 heures du soir, une ecole on il ensei-
gnera mathematiques, physique, chimie, te-
nue. des livres, ct la connaissance des lois fran
caises ct americaines. Condtions-$2 90 par
mois, payables d'avance. 1 On demande
une position de teneur de livres. Les NEIL
ieurs renseignements seront donnes, sils sont
exiges. 2sja-3m
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NOUVEAU MAGASIN.
LIE ''NeW Orleans Cheap Store. "

Ht NtW UTItdIIS ClItdp DLUTts
Rue Main, Uis-d-ris le Bureau de Poste,
OPELOuSAS.
He viens de recevoir I'M assortment COM
% plet de nouvelles marchandises telles que
Marchandises S6ches. HabiLements CON-
fectionn&s, Chaussures, Groceries,
Vins, Iqueurs, Etc, Etc,
Que j'offre au1 rrix de la Nle-O Orleans, pour
du compliant. TOUS sont invites venir ex-
aminer mes marchandises ct Sc rensnigner sur
mes prix avant de faire leurs achatN ailleurs;
celia ne leur coftera rien, ct lis pouryont epar-
gner de l'argent en- ce faisant.
~ Les plus hauts prix du marche seront
payes pour la Mousse, la Laine ct les Peaux,
ct toute espece de produits du pays.
ETEENNE LATREYTE.
Opelousas, 13 Nov. 1850. 6m
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lie deux centieme anniversaire
% la d6couverte des bouches du
Mississippi,Epar Robert Oava-
lier de la Sale, sera dignernent
c8l6br6 d la Nile Orleans. TOu-
tes les associations promettent
leur concours. LIE comit6 nomm6
pour proposer un plan, est q
pGuvre. II existe, q Get 6gard,
une lnanimit6 quill est rare de
rencontrer dams notre populat;pn
eOmpos6e de descendants de
nationaait6s dif6rentes; c'est
que chdcun appr6cie la haute va
1eur des travaux accomplis par
ce hardi explorateur normand,
etque chacun en- profile. u
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L'Abeille de la Nouvelle- Orleans.
NDITION quotidisnne, $14 par an, payable
- d'avance: hebdomadaire, S3 par an.
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KENNETH BAILLIO.

x VUCAT, Opelousas, bureau pres de celu
IA de Joseph M. Moore.-Exercera dams les
Cours du huitieme district judiciaire ct devant
10 Conr Supreme a Opeiousas. Des afaires
importantes ser0nt prises des paroisses avoi
sinantes. (sept. 8 1876. 46tf
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LOUIS PUCHEU.

Rue Main, OpelOus0s,
(Ancien emplacement de Julien Claude)
cMARCHAND DE
Groceries, Provisions,
Quincaillerie, Fdience. Verrerie, Ferblan-
terie, Ustensiles dts g Granite
aoare." Fruits, Etc.
Huiles, Couleurs, Vernis,
Poeles de Salon, ct les c6lebres Posles de Cut
sine "Charter Oak" ct autres.
BUFETTE joignant le magasin, on Pom
trouvera les meilleures boissons aussi,
UN SALON D'HUITRES. On recoit Jour-
nellement des Huftres frafches ct on les sert
dams tous les godts. 2lja*
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CONVENT

TT A rentr6e des classes du Convent aura
"A lieu le iundi septembre. Les parents
sont instrument prizes denvoyer leurs enfants
des l'onverture iiss glasses. augH
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Bulletin de la Semaine.

iMeschackbe de Sc. jean -Baptiste, Fev.l
Guiteau ma pas envie de mou-
rir ct espere vivre encore de Ion
gues ann6es. ii MA meme pas
envie de Sc suicider. Scoville,
ne son cote, ne tient pas que son
beau-frere soft tpendu ct ce ne sera
das de sd faute 81 on lui passe
une cravate de chanvre autour
du cou. NJ. Scoville, dependant,
semble avoir perdu tout espoir
dams lie success de sa defense.
Dun cote, punanimit6 avec la
quelle le peuple am6ricain a ap-
plaudi au verdict a abattu son
ardeur de l'autre, il etc paye
de la plus noire ingratitude par
un client qui Ia reni6 ct insulte.
Reed, l'assistant desScoville, est
en- negotiations avec des specu-
lateurs dams le but de leur VEN
DIRE la carcasse du condamne
pour etre embaum6e ct eXhibee.
III tronve celia Indecent, inhumain
ct revoltant. Scoville ny volt
rien qu'une bonne afaire ct la
traite froidement.
lie representant Ellis ne croft
pas quill Y ait de s6rieuses raj
sons de craindre une reduction
du tariff sur le sucre.-Le comite
des elections de la chambre des
repr6sentants declare unanime-
ment que Lanier ma aucun droit
au siege du representant King.
Un jeune homme nomm6 Lee,
en- chassant dams la localite de
West Deer, Vie., vendredi der
nier, "a rencontr6 deux jeunes
files, ct, les prenant sans doute
ponr des oiseaux, a tire sur elles
ct les a bless6es toutes les deux.
Elles ont pu dependant aller
chercher du secours ct un posse
s'est mis- a la poursuite du chas-
seur, qui, Sc voyant cerne, s'est
fait sauter La cerVelle.
Un grand incendie a 6clat6
mardi matin a New York, dams
la gbAtisse recemment occup6e
par le World OF a d6truit lie bloc
de Park Row, en- grande partie
occup6 par des journaux ct des
agences d'annonces. lie Seien-
tl3c AnsericGn ct plusieurs autres
journaux ont etc detruits ct les
pertes sont immenses.
La petite v6role continue q
s6Tir au Nord ct de nombreuX
cas- nouyeaux sont signales.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-24
THE sTeCK EXCHANGE

NEW York, Feb 23.-This afternoon
witnessed the most excitement and wider
| f1uctuation in the stock market than has
| been seen in many months and for few
minutes between l and o'clock the mar.
ket was in the condition of panic It
was at this time that the price of Rich
mond & Danville stock fell eight peints
and several stocks two points. The con
dition of panic did not continue up to 2,
and in the last hour while the market was
feverish and unsettled, yet no one seemed
anxious to sell without regard to price. On
the contrary there was an upward reaction
which, however, left prices much
lower than at the close Tuesday. From
about noon. till after the second board
prices continued to sell of, the decline
ranging from 2 to per cent, St Lotus &
New Albany, Missouri Pacific, Texas Pa
cific, ard Louisville and Nashville being
prominent in the downward movement,
while Richmond 6 Danville fell from 2:19
to 1:30, bat recovered 35 per cent in late
dealings. In late dealings recovery of )
0g2s per cent took place for Missouri Pa
cific, willie Nashville & Chattanooga
sold up 6 per cent. In the final dealings,
a general decline 8l02 per cent was receiv-
From the Commercial Bulletin; On Red
Letter Day at the Stock Exchange, all for
eirn news was favorable. There was little
domestic news bearing. on the value of
stock except about the southern and west
ern floods, and that could hardly be called
news; the stock market was moved as vio-
lently as If there had been appalling news,
so great was the power OF the leading
spectators that made the change. The
decline of Monday and Tuesday had hor-
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oughly demoralized the street, and when
business opened this morning, a furious
attack was made along the whole line of
stocks and apparently the attacking party
were disappointed in the smallness of
sales, which was partially because Wander
bilt stocks were bought by some one very
readily and because there was also good
buyers for coal stocks. The market con-
tinued feverish and irregular, but
not decidedly weak, until little after
o'clock, and then fresh raid was made
with the result of creating panic which
lasted, however, for less than thirty min
utes, when an upward reaction sat in and
continued up to the close, the market
leaving off at quotations previously. OF
course 1t will take time for the market to
settle even after the final turn comes, but it
is clear prices are getting down to figures
which will attract outsiders and what will
make way for solid bull movement in the
spring. This afternoon money for the first
time became active and stock buyers paid
as high as one-eighth of one per cent. per
day commission for loans, in addition to
SIX per cent, as the banks are reduced in re-
serve largely on account of the withdrawal
money by the treasurer. 1t is to be expect
ed that Secretary Folger will now release
some of this by ordering the prepayment
without rebate of at least $500, 200, 900 of
called bonds.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-24

Tor organizing the State and State Gov.
ernment, and demanding admission into
the Union on the ground that Congress is
required by the Constitution to guarantee
10 every State republican form OF gov
ernment. There are no signs Of conces
sion, but superhuman efforts are made to
stave of action by Congress. Without
concession On the other hand the Gentiles
are firm and united. At meeting to-day.
IN view of the situation, they resolved
Thanking the Senate for Edmunds bill and
the members of both Houses, and especial
ly the judiciary Committees of both
Houses, for their good viii and hearty
Efforts in behalf of the right; we declare
our conviction that the bill creating a com
mission to supersede the polygamous leg
lslature OF Utah is the only measure be-
tore Congress that can be put before Con
gress, which will not be evaded and nulli-
nee as easily as the present anti polygamy
law is, and has been; pass that bill, and the
Mormons will practically give up the fight;
they will disintegrate in spite of all they
can do, and the government, showing
itself as government, will soon have
plenty OF Mormon supporters. A large
proportion of them are secretly praying,
while signing petitions against it, for Con-
gressional action. Pass any bill less
sweeping, ON the contrary, and they. win
all be whipped in and kept in, and the
long, Wearisome fight against decency will
grind on indefinitely as in the past. There
fore we must respectfully, yet earnestly,
urge the passage by Congress of the Viii
let's bill for commission, pure and sim
pie
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-24
MARINE DISASTERS.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 2s.-The Tuscsn
dispatch of yesterday relative to the steam
er Newbern picking up a famished boats
crew, is understood here to refer to the
boat containing Captain Macarthur, of the
British ship Milton, his wife and children,
with number of seamen. The Milton
was abandoned on fire last Christmas In
three degrees north and 10 west. Three
boats left the ship, one of which was
picked up by the ship Cochin, which ar
rived here January Goth The mates boat
has not vet been heard Of
The officers and part of crew picked
up some days ago by the steamer New
burn, opposite Ecudor, on the coast of
Southern California, proves to be Captain
Macarthur of the British ship Milton,
bound for San Francisco with cargo OF
coal. She was abandoned neasly two
months ago on account of catching fire.
The survivors have been sixteen days
without food or water.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-24
MORMOEISN.
WILL 1T DEs1NTEsRATE IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE CRY, Feb. Yesterday
petitions praying Congress to halt in legis-
lating for Utah. were presented at prob
ably every house in the Territory. The chill
dren in all the Mormon schools were made to
sign or their names were signed for them.
The Gentiles were also asked TO sign. The
business men are being aceosted today,
and their fears are worked up by threats
of an uprising of ostracism in business and
in every other way. It cannot be learned
that single Gentle business house has
signed however. Bishop Sharp went east
some days since, presumably. to bring the
railroad interest to the rescue OF poly
gamy.
Apostle Smith went to Washington to
keep Cannon company on Sunday, and
there was preaching at the Tabernacle by
Apostles Wells and Thatcher, who affirmed
that the sin of Mormon disIoyalty was their
adherence to Jesus Christ. He denounced
Governor Murray by name. denounced the
proposed legislation by Congress as sub
yersive of liberty, and appealed from the
decision OF the Supreme Court respecting
Polygamy, to the court in which Abraham,
Isaac and Jacob sit.
In the legislature, since the adoption of
the joint resolution asking for investiga
ton, joint committee has been appointed
to arrange for holding a State convention,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-24
PRESS COMMENTS:

No invalid who values health and It's blessings
should risk the mass of testimony which exists
to her ability TO cure apparently hopeless cases
The Doctor is adding daily to her already illustri
ous and weil-earned reputation.-Peoria Journal
same interest and work with the same professional
zeal as Mrs. DR.. Keek, who gives her fe her entire
time and labor. to the grand conquest of human
disease then would there be less afction and bet
ter health at large.-Bloomington Bulletin.
The lady is herself remarkable woman Enga-
ging in the practice OF medicine about IS years
when it was difficult for woman in any public
meet tolerance. Mrs DR. keck BY virtue of rare
merit, supported by indomitably perseverance, has
worked heroicly and rapidly upward lntil now she
stands upon eminence. professionally celebrated
socially respected, and financially sohd.-DaYen-
port Gazette
ful woman and her career is wonderful one, look
at it what way you will.-Peoria National Democrat
Frank generous. and kind hearted she has won
the directions of all classes, and is respected and
honored not alone for her professional attainnents
but for her high qualities as LADY and upright cit
zen--Industries Of Peoria.
We speak from our own knowledge, when we say
she is of the most successful practitioners In
fhs treatment of diseases made q speciaIty by her
in this eountry-Washington Farmer.
The growth Of her business in this city has been
9eady and rapid. and her reputation for practical
skill in the treatment of chronic diseases fs widely
increasing. Evening Peorian.
During her last visit here it was wonderful to see
the vast crowd Of patients that gathered around her
This lady has devsloped system OF practice
ments to which 1t is applied, with surprising faei
ity.- Peoria Transcript.
Some who have been given up by our best physi
clans incurable, have been placed under the
of this lady. vino has saved them from an early
grave.-Blsomington Sunday Eye.
A name well known m Central Illinois as to
have become household word in hundreds OF faui-
lies, Is that of Mrs DIR. Keck. Evening Peorian.
gained, without doubt, greater celebrity than any
female physician in the west, sssd sae strongest
dorsements pour IN from all parts Of the country.
Woodford Sentinel.
Mrs. Keck has been an active and successful
practitioner for is years. She makes special
study of chronic diseases only; and has certainly
performed many wonderful Washington
Farmer.