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The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

The ExouRsToa. - The excursion Of
0palousas Fire Co. No. ] 10 Nav Orleans
and return, oH Saturday last to Tuesday
Inaluaive, did not prove . peeuniary
success. Only about ls7 persons avail
ed thenasalves of tho cheap rates 10 Wait
ths Crescent City, but these few had q
most enjoyable trip and Were naore than
satisaed for the mOney they expended.
w de nak know how TO account for the
nzaan number of exenraionists, unless
shs very Tow price ~ cotton produced 4
scarcity of lnones all aronnd. The net
zeesipts soF Tie hsneAt of the engine
falld ~ nnly In ab0Rk 300, whaa il
shbula have besn $500.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18
Ep,roRs OF THE couKlER:

GENTS We understand your Com
pany hare not been very successful in
raising funds on your last excursion; if
so, then we offer the room ready pre-
pared for engine, the first six months
free of rent. Should your Company not
have their now hall built by that time,
then the remaining six months at any
rate the Company are able to pay.
Yours, In earnest, JOSEPH GIBBS.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18
Probate Court, Parish of st. Landry, No. 4377

DUBLEC SALE.
Probate Court, Parish of st. Landry, No. 4377
ESTATE OF SAMUEL Hooks.
By virtue of an order of the Hon. the Pro-
bate Court in and for the parish of st. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned nat
uralGutrix, or duly qualified auctioneer, at
the Court House in Opelousas, parish af0re-
said, on THURSDAY, December 81, 1882,
the following described property, belonging
to the estate of Samuel Hooks, deceased, to-
wit
J. Fifteen acres Of land, more OF less, with
all the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated on Bayou Courtableau, St. Landry
parish, bounded on one side by Bayou Courta-
bleau, on the other by land of e. CAN'T and
on another side by land of F. w. Hooks.
2. Que lot of household furniture.
Tevms--Cash.
LAURA CUMMINGS,
Natural Tutrix.
Nav IA 1892
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DISTRICT COURT, ST. LANDRY-No. t3067
Pursuant to a Judgment rendered in the
above entitled suit and writ of execution
to me directed, in order 10 effect partition,
will sell at the Court House door in the
town of Opelousas, parish OF st. Landry, La,
on FRIDAY r the lst day of December, 1882,
the following described property, possession
thereof to be delivered on 3lBt Of December,
1882, to-wit:
l. A certain tract of land, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated on
the Morgan Railroad, five miles south Of Opal
ousas, parish of st. Landry, in the quarter
dred superficial arpents, having front of ten
arpents by eighty in depth, now bouRded on
the north by lands of MeNulty and Montgonf-
cry, and by lands of Penelope Overton, wife
of - Morgan, Ella Overton, wifa of Joseph
M. Moore, and John X Overton, s0uth by
merly granted to the inhabitantssof Bellsyue.
and west by lands of the petitioners in the
above entitled suit and Vincent Boagni.
The land will be sold in three separate let's,
each with sufficient wood attached. Plle tract
west of the public road, with Che residence
and other improvements thereon, constituting
one lot; the tract lying east of the public
of survey and subdivision to be seen at my
office, and to be exhibited on day of sale. :
Terms and Conditions. Cash on day OF
sale; or, one third purchase price cash, and
the balance in two annual instalmeHts, with
eight per cent per annum interest from date !:
notes to be drawn to tho order Of purchaser,
and by him endorsed in blank, and occurred by
special mortgage and vendors privilege; the
mortgage to contain q stipulation for payment
of ten per cent attorneys fees in ease they are
incurred. These cash or credit terms to be
at the option of the purchasers.
This is choice property, situated in
the most eligible section Of st. Landry parish
having the advantageso good society, good
we'll water. hsalthfulness, and productiyensss
of soil,
Sheriff of the parish Of St. LaHdry
Opeleusas, October 81, 1882.
SHER1FFs SALE.
District Court, Parish St. Landry, No. t32l7
SOPHIE JouBERr, Woo, VS.. SOLOMON GAq-
BERT.
By virtue of writ of fieri facias fssued
by the Hon. the District Court in and for the
parish of st. Landry, in the above entitled
suit and to me directed, will proceed to sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, at the
principal door Of the Court House in the town
of Opelousas, parish of st. Landry, on SAIs
URD4 Y, the I'd day of December, 1881, ct
ii o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
A tract OF parcel of woodland situated ia
Prairie Rsnde, parish Of st Landry, containing
forty 57[i00 arpents, more or less, beuntsed
north by C Prud,homme, south by Art6mea
Lafeur, east and west by Mrs F p Pitre, 81.
Also, a tract of prairie land situated in sanae
place, containing fifty arpeEts, moro or less,
bounded north, south aud west By Mrs =
Pitre, and east by Eraste Durio, being me
same property purchased Dec. 4th, 1915.
Seized In the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash. c. 9. DUSON3
Sheriff of the parish of ST. Landry
Opelousas, Oct 28th, 1882.
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Found at Last.

An agreeable dressing for the hair, that
will stop its falling, has been long sought
for. Parker's Hair Balsanl, distinguished
for it's purity, fully supplies this want.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

A magnificent stock of new millinery
goods at Mrs. A. B. Chachere's, corner
of Court and North streets.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18
%he Poor Mans Friend.

DR.. It. w. Palmer of Kentucky, agent
Of the famous Cedrel Cimaba Cup, has
arrived in Opelousas, and will remain
here for several weeks, in order to give
our people an opportunity to purchase
this wonderful and simple curative, and
have time to test the medicinal virtues
claimed for it ia the various diseases of
rheumatism, neuralgia, sick headache,
dyspepsia, indigestion, ehills and fevers,
and the many complaints females suffer
from. If it does not perform what is
claimed for it, the money will be refund
ed she parties being allowed to deposit
the meney with Mr., Jos. Bloch, or any
other merchant they may select as de-
positary. This cup is made from the
natural wood of the Cedrel Cimaba, a
very bitter wood which grows in Central
America, and is universally used by the
natives for almost all fsbrile, liver aud
kidney diseases. Water, after remain
ing in this cup few minutes, is as bit
ter as quinine, and the cup may be used
for a lifetime without losing any Of its
medicinal strength and efficacy. The
Woodville (Miss.) Republican, speaking
of DR.. Palmer, says: "He is a clever
gentleman, and came to our town well
recommended" and adds that "ali who
used tho cups in ehills and fevers were
efTsetually cured" The doctor sold 600
OF them there within two weeks. He
can be found at Mr.. jos. Bloeh's corner.
The cups are only 81. DR.. Palmer is the
sole agent for the sale Of this cup. 1t can
be procured from no one but him. Be-
ware of counterfeit cups IN gohlet shape.
! tSee U. s. Dispensatory.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

Sales bf Confederate bonds are being
daily made at the Stock Board in San
Francisco. On Friday last $4,000 were
sold at 90 so per thousand cash, and
$4,000 at S2 SO seller ninety days.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

Mr.. E. p. Veazie Is having a law Office
built opposite the Court House on Ian
dry street.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

The more one regards the results the
more he is convinced that the Demo-
Gratis were riding last Tuesday on the
crest Of a tidal wave. Some of the
changes in State Congressional delega-
tions are astonishing. There is DEM
octatic gain Of S or 6 in New York, of 5
in Pennsylvania, Of 2 Or 3 In Indiana,
Of as many in Illinois, Of 8 in Massa-
ehusetts; of 2 in Wisconsin, and of 3 or
4 in Michigan. The distribution of these
gains all over the country is significant.
In the present House the Democrats are
in q minority OF 20; in the next one
they win have from 35 to SO majority.
IN O. States.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

If you want q pure and wholesome
article, buy the Quaker's Whiskey
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

How weuld you like to set ans top
buggy for OIL, Or magnificent gold
watch FOR 81; or splendid diamond
ring fer @l;--all these articles, and 97
other valuable prizes will be drawn In
the Firemen's lottery next Thnrsday
night. Tickets only one dollar.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

Senator Robertson, who has been
quite i'll for several days, was able to be
about on our streets last Thursday.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

Everybody is invited to be present and witness the
drawing The Prizes will be delivered Immediately after
the drawing and will be displayed in the room for public
inspection until the close of the Fair The Buggy can
now be seen at J. Meyers Co.'S Carriage Repository,
and the Gold Watch and Diamond Ring at r. Momhin-
vegs Jewelry Store Don't delay-buy your tickets NOW
members of the Fire Company and at the Courier Office
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

The finest and purest Whiskey ID the
eountry-the Quaker's, at L. Pueheu's.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

Tho Quakefis Whiskey 80 we'll known
khrouGhont the NoFtla and EaBt, has af
last reashea 0psloasas, ses i. Pachsu.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

See advertisement of tho ST. Landry
Planning Mills, Washington,
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

WANTED.-2OO barrels of corn in the
shuck. Apply at this Office.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

Try bottle of Quaker's Whiskey at
L. Pncleu's-yon will drink no other.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

To gain health and strength, the
Quaker Whiskay can't be beat.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18
$1,000 EACHs 2
{GY- TICKETS ONLY ONE DOLLAR DO

Drawing to take place on Thursday night Nov 23d,
at the Deitlien Building, under the personal super
vision of Committee of prominent citizens during the
FAIR to be held on that nght-admittance to which is
FREE, TO ALL!
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

All the late novelties in millinery at
Mrs. 4. B. Chachere's. Cheap.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

A Republican candidate in the Eighth
Assembly District in Brooklyn was
elected by a. majority of only one.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

1t is said the President will, in his
forthcoming message, renew the recon-
incubation of liberal appropriations for
the Mississippi.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

We we're the recipients this week of
some splendid "taffyn from Mr.. A. III.
do Generos, manager of the Camp Ham
iIt0n plantation. Thanks. This is the
sugar farm which our reporter visited
some time ago, where he found such a
magnificent cane crop, produced under
the intelligent aud successful manage
raent of Mr. de Generea. As was fore
Swallowed la our article sonle wesks
ago, the yield OF sugar ia splendid, and
snrpaases any crop which has been rais-
"a on fhaf place for years.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

During ths past week the weather
has been decidedly winterish. On
Monday night there was frost and ice,
followed by ffosts on Tuesday and
Wednesday nights. Growing weathsr
hss now passed and vegetation looka
bIask from the blight Of she nipping
cold. A. exceedingly cold wave struck
tho northwest few days ago, freezing
tho rivera, closing navigation, and Civ
Ing ua some Of its icaness 10 the cold Of
ths past few days. Now lsethe huntsss
bring ID The dueks.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18
Improvement for RGind and Body.

There is more strength restoring pow
er in bottle of ParkeT's Ginger Tonic
than In a bushel of malt or gallon OF
milk. AS an appetizer, blood purifier,
and kidney corrector, there is nothing
like it, and invalids consequently find
IL wonderful invigorant for mind and
body.-Coasmereial.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18
GHERIFFs SALE.

District Court, Parish st. Landry, No. 1885,
AUGUsTE PERRoDIN, LIo., vs.. LOUIS
ERNEST EsTILETTE.
By virtue of a writ of d. fa. issaed by the
Hon. the District Court in and for the pariah
of St. Landry, in the above entitled suit and
to me directed, will proceed TO sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder, at the principal
door Of the Court House, in the town Of Opel
ousas, parish of St. Landry, on 81 TURDA r,
November 18th, 1882, ct II o'clock A. M, the
following described property, to-wit:
One arpent Of land situated in the
town of Opelousas, bounded north by
land of J. L. Morris, west by landaof
estate of r. Hollier, south sby Gfoiee
street, and east by j. L. Morris.
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Casl. =. Y. UDnON,
Sheriff of the parish Of st. Landry.
Opelousas, Oct Ia, 1882
1Nhxv mA fn Nav 0Fae0na for uO@r8.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

Ladies', il you want something really
nice and elegant in the line of stylish
millinery, call on Mrs. A. B. Chacheie,
and you will find it.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18

why go to New Orleans for doers,
sash, blinds, ETC., when you eau gss
them at the ST. Landry Piaaing Mais
for the same money
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18
HARTITION SALE.
DISTRICT COURT, sT. LANDRY-No. tsot

GEORGE K PRATT ct ais. VS.. SUSAN PRAFT.
Wife, et ais.
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EDUBLiC SALE.

Nov. lith, 1882.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-11-18
MEETlNe OF CREDITORS.

Nov. II, 1882.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

does T. All thee my. .-~n,,.hfz;-.
wives How mani cloud. 0s:-a dzrk~3
upon them f-tri ts,r h,r,x. - So
h"'Oands vaes tier AK for n fFiH.By
SIN o! money. &ij hos zusi-ingiy -
nle i hzud-t sfes whea 4. i greu.
VIA. perfect e9 i Il lns tia. dOilsr
ahd ioFfy cents E at hzysf~sgGssal sf<na
me children 81 thsf u~1sue-ss<sus ..iFLz-!
piaFer All. II j. vel !o- saeh wives
q childrea tina, the, ID no; kno~
where the money all gocs.-
hey had finished IT the neare.;
table. The two gentlemen moved on
ana Albert Lsadnian arose from kis So;
LETT the house. Never before had
ne snch thoughts as now possessed him:
nc had never dwet upon the san.s
grouping of ideas. Tia; very morning
ms o"n true. faithful. loving wife had
been sad and hesrt-sick because ne had
harshly and unkinily met her reqaes,
Tor a small am Of money. And his
sweet Lizzie had crep. nwav so her
home a!mos: broken. hearted for the
want Of 4 simple toy. such a. her mates
possessed. and ve; the sum Of both Their
wants amounted 10 not rs much rs ne
had pad away that evening for billiard
playing.
Albert Landman wanted TO be an hon
est husband and father. aud the lesson
was not los; upon him. On his way
home he stopped NJ Mr. Grants and
purchased the REST and nea;est hoop TO
be found. with driving stick painted red.
white and blue. and in the morning.
when he beheii his child's delight, and
had received her grateful. happy kiss.
he question came 10 his mind which
was the best and happiest resuit-this
or the five games Of billiards? Tie
hoop cost thirty cents. He could play
two games o. billiards less and Toe the
absolute gamer of tn cents by the
pleasant operation.
A few mornings after this. rs Alber;
arose from the breakfast table. he de-
tected an uneasy, wistfui look upon as
wile's face.
"kaie. what is it?'
"Alber:, could YOU spare me half .
dollar this morning.
And out came the wallet and the mon
ey was handed over with q warm, genial
smile.
What Tears nj that, Was Il posi-
BILE she had been so little used 10 such
SC mes on his part. that so simple an act
Of loving kindness thus affected her?
How many games of billiards would
BE- required 10 secure such satisfaction
= Albert carried with him that morning
. the shop?
a very simple lesson. il il not? but how
many may gain lasting profit by giving
he'd 10 the lesson?-H0D.e Companion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15
HONE, FaEa AND eaaDEx.

-ka sna'rsr- bo.zris. IN wssensas
szii So have P-uEzrvt sS2>prrn-rs y
Covering Pszats VI sddsa h=se been
aesafod
40 ca. o! rial property i spprs-
czla< in sslas - rapsly As:STest lands
* vel wopI Errza Thy Eil also De
r.ch i-zacses 10 iuiuns ~grsaratioas.
The barsBrrry IL ose Il the prcfts,s'
II ganics plants. Il j. very usnaalrn,~
~. especially wne1 the fruit j. upe. and
The later makes 81 exceLeat sour sauce
~ J.. Ez1aiaer.
-Sai-ify. or Yeyv,sbie oyster. = c7lti-
waited the same n. csrroi. ~ parsnips.
and - considered by na8y Is = laxugy.
II il used for soap. boiled. or can bs
sliced All fred IA halter. when Il makes
; fair substitute for fried OySterA-DeH-
Ger TrFbaRx.
-Apase holes in the walls AMI closets
should be iir-; 6liei with lime and after
ward piastercd oser with plaster o!
Pans misd with water. II !. i good
plan 10 keep \ paper of the latter IN
ever house. ~ IL - useful IN filing
cracks. AM in nay other wsys IN house
hold economy.
Weights sad Measures. II may be-
interesting % sDrac housekcrrcs 20
know that one quart Of wheai aoar. ct
soft butter. or Of broken loaf sug8-
makes a pound; a qazrt Of CON HaA. al
q: best brown -uga-. one pound sud
two Ounces; white sugar or powdered
sugar. n pound and one ounce, Zen
egg, one pound. sixteen large Table
spoonfuls make one liquid hall pint 4
1infn sized tumblcr hos half n :
sixty drops make one tablespoonful
A Missouri psper notes thu, 1.-THE
sheep Interest and the sherp-ki!ling dog
interest are =, antagJnistic Is IRE and
water. The 80 cannot exist together.
One or the other mast 90. The sheep
. always 4 valuable animal m every
section adapted 10 is nature AMI habits.
The sheep-Hlling dog j. not valuable in
a community where sheep are kept.
When the dome-licaie1 dor ~fursake.hi ii
civilized habits and returns - those of
his ancestor, the wolf. hc ouch; IN lie
treated a. Il wolf. - far as he j. 4 mid
night maraudcr upon the shepherd
ilOcks, he ought II be trapped. shot or
poisoned, ia any way that i must con-
v~enicrt To the sheep owner"
Root Beer: Fureach gallon OF water
10 b. used take hops. burlDrk. yellow
dock. sarsaparilia. d~antc.ion and spike
nard roots each oGe-half ounce; bruise
and boil twenty minutes; strain; while
not aid eight or ten drops oils Of spruce
and s~assatras mixed When cool enough
not To scaid your hand. aditwo or three
tablespoonfuls Yeast, half pint OF molas-
ses or half pound white ugar. Keep
these preparations for - many gallons
rs YOU wish 10 make. II i best 20 get
the dry Roots. or dig and dry; Won NAV
adj other roots which YOU know 90 10
posse sed of the qualities desired. After
all is mixed LEI it stand in a jar with a
cloth thrown I'VE il 10 work about two
hours; then bottle and set in a cool
place.-GerhaaHtoHH Telegraph.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15
FALSE ECONOMY.

ALBERT, l wish You would let me
have seVcnty-five centS?n
Kate Landman spoke carefully, for
she knew hat her husband had not
much money 10 spare; Yet she spoke
earnestly, and there was q world of en-
treaty in her look.
"What do YOU want seventy-five
cents for?:' asked Albert.
II want 10 get some braid for my new
dress
II thought You had all the material
on hand for that"
$50 thought j had; but Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Thompson both have a trim
ming of braid upon theirs, and it looks
very pretty. Ii is very fashionable.
and adds very much TO the beauty of a
dress
Plague take these women $ fash
IONS Your endless trimmings and
ihing-a-ma-Jigs cost more than the dress
is worth. It's rothing bur shell ont
money when once Z thinks of q
new dress"
II don't have many new dresses. /
do certainly try TO be as economical as /
can"
1t is n funny kind of economy at all
events. But if YOU must have il ! sup
pose you must"
And Albert Landman took out his
wallet and counted ont se~venty-five
cents; but he gave it grudgingly, and
when he put his wallet back into his
pocket he did it with an emphasis which
seemed to say he would not take it out
again for a week.
When Albert reached the outer door
on his way TO work he found the wealth
er SO threatening that he concluded TO
60 back and get his umbrella; and upon
re-entering the sitting-room he found his
wife in tears. She tried to hide the fact
that she had been weeping. but he had
caught her in the act, and asked what
ii meant
GOOD ~gracious." cried the hus-
band, Il should like to know if You
are crying at what l said about the
dress?"
Il was not CRYING at Whist You said,
Albert said Kate. TREMENDOUSLY; but
you were so reluctant TO grant me the
favor. 1 was thinking how hard | had
to work: l am tied TO the house: how
many little things l have TO perplex me.
then to think
"Pshawi what do YOU want to be 90
foolish for7s
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15
Tusslis< In the Ezss.

a pzi.r IA s1r n ak txrEua a.
bo1 10 Whsch . bel can - azss ss-e
sic il oy~a vssz ths e<rsa - lad ts.
AID Il cae~ed a<Ela Azd tAssrp1 Ik
box has = rto! as. windGw. SIRE
times osc - cseh ED. tor Aghi aas
~veaut4ss0a. !, = fzseu@d - sHa Ysoks.
with prusect hosa ia fru=i ard -av q
tie box. aid b-veea thes fro~cGs=
yosrs n ezek cad = nsGsr e szz4s Il
zaik. - whose sadie ths pssaea srr 81
izcbed- TIE fuass 81 frost car see eel
eaaEgh. bat the o.. bwhiad has : bard
time. beezlse has FACE T. Co@ 20 the
rear q the bor. ani oaly Tic bss; Gsa
most sure footed zA.aaAss arr ~clxCte.
for that difficult pSssidsa- Esxa thea
be Is liable 10 stuHbaA god deal, 20
bTuise his legs, Rad xaz, IL xors-. a.
shake sn; jar the sick person. TAs sck
nzn woali ron frota ssie to Eds, ~k4eh
would esase the ~paianguin - tara. -
TIA; oflsa two usea, ani AssFs oEe,
hAd % waik ~ tie Ide q The box ta
keep 1; steady. Sometimes u wu,id
ssrik- against \ protesting rock OF The
branches 81 a tree add - almost upset
The pa,h, ~Aseh was AZ una>azlly god
one for SyEis, often xCn; sloag The efEe
Of = pscciyiec. with rsgg~i rock. above
and afrgh;igl gorge huadrcds Il Fec; be-
meath. " hat 4 Ii. u1lss shoald make
4 nsisstep here. such vas always fHy
thought IS | watched the paiznguin AID
the man ~steadying IL while PAssins
those dangerous places. We were. bos-
ever. proyiden.iAily spared from AM
such accident and is consequent ca
lsmiiy. We stopped bu; once duurs
the night. ercep, Ia give osE friend wa
ter. aud that Was only for tweaiy ~
thirty minutes, in 4 harrow pisce. - j.;
= long procession Of canels and mules
pass. The moo wss bright, and giant
hills, massive rocks, and deep, dsFk
gorgos with the water rushing 81 the
bottom. dense patches Of oleanders
along the banks Of the stream. with
here and there the fire o. a Beiouin En-
campment, made up the scenery along
the route o: our night march, until We
reached the Jordan, AZ 6 50 IN the
morning. II has been n long, aaxiou,
night.-EGsf Of ne J7uian.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15
{. Halna.-

Dr. p Y. PiERcE. Buffalo. ~. Y. Dear Sir
Ny wife had suffered with female weak
ncsses" for nearly three years st times she
could hardly move, she Ind such dragging
pains We often saw yuzs FsroEife PrcsCrfp-
iion" advertised. eutsuppcsedike most passn:
medicines 10 did not to anything. bat
At last concluded 10 ~ . bottle, which she
Gid II made her sick At first, bat !, began 20
its eject tn . marked improvement, and
two bottles cured her. Yours, ETC.,
A. J. HurcK. Deposit y. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

A oUS man signing himself J. T.. d,
writes as follows: "Six months .g0 ! felt al
broke up, ! WAS very nervous. The least et-
element caused my heart 20 thgmp Ike an
engine. st ether times ~ seemed u ccase tea:-
ing altogether. ] also hal dyspepsia tai AMI
a, night ! Wa. very restless. and had disturb
ing dreams Ny whole system seemed out %
nV. and p!mpic- and sores troubled me great
IL. was advised BY a ruZdst 20 Try DR..
Guy-ott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla Il
has restored ne TO perfect health"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15
Albert King. = notably hAndsom,

Albert King, = notably handsome
and polite young man, was n tAvurIis
guest for shree months a, a Hot Springs
hotel. lie did not pay his board bin,
and his pocket money WAS provided by
meal Of loans: Yet he remained popu-
lar and lived luxuriously. A. Tenth the
landlord peremp,orily demanded pay.
That night hing stole some watches,
iewelry and wallets and fed the town.
lie hal not used a dollar Of his own
money during his stay, and 20; off with
about $500 worth Of plander.-E. y.
Herald.