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TinCt. OpH.
Capsici.
Rhei co.
Menth pip.
CanlnhO.

Mix the above in equal parts; dose,
ten to thirty drops. In plain terms;
take equal parts tincture Of opium, red
pepper, rhubarb, peppermint and cam
phor. and mix them for use. In case of
diarrhea, take dose Of ten to twenty
drops in three or four .teaspoonfuls of
water. No one who has this by him,
and takes 1t in time, will ever have the
cholera. We commend it to our West
ern friends, and hope that the recipe
will be widely published. Even when
no cholera is anticipated, it is an excel
lent remedy for.ordinary summer COM
plaint.
This remedy was carried around by
Capt. b. f. Day, q. S. NJ. for many
years and used with good effect.-Pic-
ayune.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-07-26
N,lita, Bayou Spin,
ST. LANDRY PARISH. La,
Charles Dossnan, Proprietor.

FEVHEsE excellent springs have Irst t1nder-
u gone thorough repairs. and new houses
have been erected for the accommodation OF
families. New Baths {for the use of ladies Onlyt
will be ready by the 1st of June. Hacks will
meet the trains at Eola. to take visitors to the
springs. To avoid delays parties will do well
to drop u few lines to the proprietor, at
Dossman, P. o., on Tuesdays and Fridays.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-07-26

New York Sun: "A belle was about
to start for Saratoga. She had peered
into the baggage room to see that her
trunks were ali there. She came back
in agitation. BLESSED il I'll ever be-
Iieve line I read again. she said.
NThe paper said there was law forbid
ding anybody to smash baggage. It's
lie. One Of my trunks out there's got
the lid Whacked right off. / couldn't
say word, because I couldn't identity
myself with the contents. | had trust
ed in. the newspaper, don't you see, and
packed some of the most interesting
parts of my wardrobe right on top and
there they are, burst into full view
oh, wouldn't claim them for thou
sand dollars
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-07-26
yVOTXCE =

LAND OFFICE, at New Orleans. La,
June oath, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
70 make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the judge
or clerk Of Court at Opelousas, La, on August
try No 1857 for the north west quater of sect
ion %, township z, south range ] west Loui-
isana Meridian,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, VIZ: Zenon Huber, Melon Doucet,
Christian Rupert and Vitus Wilfert, OF st.
Landry parish, La. G. B. DARRALL,
june 2s-5t Register.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-07-26
StrEueeE o.. .Se0Eeae.

Any information of a sorrel tflley. strayed or
stolen from my place on the 18th OF last March,
win be lfberaliy rewarded Said filley is three
wears old, Ii hands high, two hind feet white
nearly up to the knees, left fore foot the same,
star in the forehead and unbranded.
JOHN J. BEARD. +
Bayou Waxia, La, May 26th, 1884.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-07-26
A cholera Remedy.

More than forty years ago, when it
was found that prevention for the Ash
attic cholera was easier than cure, the
learned doctors of both hemispheres
drew up a prescription, which was pub
lished (for working people) in the New
York Sun, and took the name of the
e'Sun cholera mixture" Our eontempo-
rary never lent its name TO q bet
ter article. We have seen it in constant
use for nearly two score years, and
found it to be the best remedy for loose
ness of the bowels ever yet devised. 1t
is to be commended for several reasons.
It is not to be mixed with liqour, and
therefore will not be used as an alco-
holic beverage; its ingredients are we'll
known among all the common people,
and it will have no prejudice to combat;
each of the materials is in equal proper
tion to the others, and may therefore be
compounded without professional skill;
and as the dose is so very small, it may
be carried in tiny vial in the waistcoat
pocket, and be always at hand. 1t is:
Tinct. opii.
Capsici.
Rhei co.
Menth pip.
Hamr9ln
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-07-26
PATENTS efs54 oBTA1aED: a3.Eas.. and n an Il.

PATENTS e9B94 oBTA1sHp: 53.Fae.s3 and +, tss Il.
y. s. Patent Office attendedto for MODERATE
FEES. Our oficeis opposite the u s. Patent
Office, and we can obtain patents in less time
than those remote from Washington.
. Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We advise as
to patentability free of charge and we make
No SnafSG Unless We Obtain Patent.
When patent is granted drawing nf your fH-
Veltl0n, with claims. yonr name and address,
will be published in the United States Patent
Office Gazette, apaper of immense circulation.
And the only one that publishes this free.
We refer here, to the Postmaster, the Supf.
OF Money Order Div. and to officials of the u.
8. Patent Office. For circular, advice. terms.
and references to actual clients in your 8Wza
State or county, writeto
Q. "A. SNOW 81 CO..
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. Cs
nov 24-tf
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-07-26

The Baton Rouge Daily Truth de-
mands the repeal of the Infamous cleo
ton law. 1t says:
"Itwiil ia ke no great exercise of the
Imagination to forsee the dire effects of
this law if allowed to stand till our next
general election. The Gates Fontelieu
insurrection will leap over the narrow
confines of its parish limits and pervade
the whole State, SO that the Governor
will be compelled to subdivide his mili-
tia into Sc different parts to send con-
tingent to every parish in the State.
When Louisianian has an opinion to
express he will not brook to be deprived
of his only proper mode of expression
and when he has a choice to assert
through the medium of the ballot box,
he will and must have the purity OF the
ballot sustained.
"The law, iniquitous in its intercept
ton, has proved entirely abortive in the
object for which it was enacted, and on
" remains as an instrument to perpe-
trate the ring domination. The people
will never be satisfied until every word
of it is repealed. !,
"It sounds ridiculous to ask a set of
men to abolish their constituency for
the breech-loading ballot box is the on
" constituency of by far too great a
number of the present Legislature yet,
the people demand it,
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The Morgan City Rev;e,c, seeing
that no good could come out Of p
Republican paper, has been leased
to Drs. j. s. Gardner and J. 8. p.
Wise who will run it as a Democra
tic paper for three mouths.
1t is now known as the st. Mary
ReUieU, and is welcomed as a work
er in the cause Of progressive and
triumphant Democracy. 1t it can
convert Morgan City to the priuci
Pies OF democracy, it will perform
q feat as great as the cleansing If
the Augean stables.
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REPUBLICANS ON SUGAR.

On December 11th, 1883, Hon.
Ossian Ray, a Republican member
from New Hampshire, presented in
the House Of Representatives
"A BILL
TO repeal the duty on sugar and
molaSses, viz WIN et NJ
Be it enacted &c, That all duties
on sugar and molasses, imposed by
the provisions of Schedule E, in the
Act approved March 3, 1885,.
are hereby repealed /; aud imported
sugar and molasses shall! be exempt
from duty after the passage Of this
Act"
On January 7th, 1884, Hon. -
Perkins, a Republican member from
Kansas, introduced into the House
of Representatives
"a BILL az
To abolish tue Tariff duty on
sugar aud molasses and put them
on the free list, viz:
Be it enacted. &C., That the Ia
riff duty on sugar aud molasses be,
and the same is hereby abolished,
and they be, and hereby are, put
on the free list"
Senator Hale, Of Maine, about
the same time said
IL can see a reason why gentle
men who favor u Tariff for revenue
only can vote to keep sugar on the
dutiabIe list, because it is a fact
that cannot be contrOverted that 80
per cent of the sugar CONSUMED iu
this country is imported, and the
duty, so far as it may be paid upon
that commodity, goes into the Treas
NY. But I must confess that Team
not understand the logic of the protec
ZIONIST who fauors an imposition Qfa
duty upon this product"
Mr.. Hiscock, the leader of the
Republican patty in Congress, of
tered a resolution before the com
mittee of Ways and Means to put
sugar aud molasses on the free list,
about the same time.
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The SENTINEL is indebted to the
gallant members of Napoleo.v;l,e
Fsre 70. No. 1, for an invitation tn
. Grand Ball to be given at their
Company Hall, on Wednesday
night, on October l, 1884.
The SENTINEL would be pleased
TO attend and unite in the festivi
ties OF that occasion and trusts that
IL may prove a grand success, both
socially and financially.
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u WTue6day. SePt. gUas 1854. =
a Thu TOwn. COurril. for the Town Of Thibo
.i.ax, u,ct. IN session, this day VI. II o'clock,
=. NJ. 90 tl
Prrscut : ]. l.. Auc4in, MsSe Or, Ellis .Btaed
+. Zcrnott. II. DansDrrxh,a c. A1ema, J.. d.
40nre, 4 J. II. Howell Trustees.
Absent: None.
read and approved No recorded.
, The following clxins approved by the Fl
'nause COspnittus were presented and on mo-
ton duly seconded the sum of three hundred
Y Seventy Jaxht sud ~ 1O0 DO:lars wss xppf0
ufinfQal es .,sn ehu nAa.a-f .t..f q "a
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Little Tafy.

Hon. Thomas B. Reed, q prom
nent Republican member Of Coz
gress, from Maine has lately wril
ten the following letter to . either
of New Orleans:
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 8, "a.
Chas. W. Boothby, Esq:
My Dear Sir IL am very much
obliged by your letter, and by the
interest which lou take in our cleo
ton. It would seem to me as II
the State Of Louisiana, Of all the
States in the Union, ought to be Re
publican, and Republican by the
votes of its white citizens without
any assistance even from tho color
ed man. Louisiana's every interest
is on the side of the principles of
the party, and l have no doubt
that in due time their business in
terests will produce the natural eff
feet upon their politics.
Very truly,
THOMAS B. REED.
Last winter this same Reed said:
"After the next presidential cleo
ton when We shall have a Repub
llcan majority in the House, we
will take Tariff in hand and shave
it down far below the point Morri
sons bill would reach"
Here is the kind of taffy these by
pOcrltes feed Minor aud his batta /
lion upon, and they swallow it
right down just as an unfeathered
gull swallows anything it's mother
drops in its mouth.
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NOTICE.

Once Of the Commissioner Of the }
rs WORLDS EXPOSITION =
.4af far the Parish Of Lafaurche. J.
Dhib0slaux. August 7th, 1854.
q !. the undersigned. Commissioners for tho
Rarish Of Ls.fOnrclie If the Worid'a Expoai-
tiOn which will open in the City Of New Or
leans on the first day Of December, 1884, BE-
ing desirOas that ali the resources 1T the par
ish should be prOperly represented at that Kx
position, hereby solicit the corporation of
all who are sincerely Interested III contribu-
ting to the prosperity Of agriculture, COM
msrce and industry, in prerarsnN Z, and for
warning IL me within the shortcst possible
delay. every Object calculated to attract tn.
vt the numerous visitors to tho
World's Exposition Of New Orleans.
~ =. SAMOAN,
At& C0mmissiOner,
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- have both used and sold Prickly Ash
Bltters for a number of years, and think it
The best bittcrs made for Biliousness, Liy-
er Complaints and for toning up the sys-
tenn so writeo W. H. Cole, Druggist, of
Joplin. Mo. A single trial of this re
medy VIII convince any person of the
truth of the above.
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We learn from the Pioneer q
Assumption, that Gustave Harris,
alias Yank, accused of the murder
OF Irwin Garrett, nephew of on.
esteemed friend stsphsn R. Car
rett, will be tried, in this parish,
next session of the District Cont.
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Maine has gone Republican by
10000 plurality and the Blainites
crow nightly. Well, Askansas has
gone Democratic by 10000 major,
~. Why do they not crow over
that
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Emmer Long, a resident of this
parish some 10 years, had a Difficult
ty with a negro, not long ago in
st. James parish, was shot and bad
" wounded.
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w. T. T.. HAYS

Has just landed in New
New Orleans ia head IF the
best mules ever shipped from
KY. to Louisiana and wants
his old friends and patrons
of Lafourche to sec his stock.
before buying.
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my election, nyofBdsl course shall
he dilscted with an tye single ii
thsir disessiaeA waits aud intef
ests.
l will need the active support Of
every voter, and my ,staliey fot i'Se
fulness will he in proportion to tie
confidence of tho masses 4. scatEy
with me. Very truly,
-t~ EDWARD J.. GAY
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when you come to Thibodaux
caii at S. Z. Grisamore and see the
new designs he has for monuments.
tablets, tombs, DC.
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There have been several fine.
healthy showers this week, bat not
within 500 miles of Thibodaux.
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL
] DISTRICT !
lr. B3W. ]. Gay Sess Il His Fernal
Letter Of Accoptance.

from a committee appointed to no
tify Mr.. Edwd. J. Gay Of his nomi
nation 20 Congress from the Third
Congressional District Mr.. Gay
accepted the trust and forwarded
the subjoiued letter to the commit
to-.
PARrsH or iHERyIL1E, Sept. 10, 's4.
Mess's. I'D. Moore, Murphy J..
j. Foster, J. II. Kills, Committee:
Gentlemen-I am iu receipt of
your communic.ti ton Of the 18th ius
tant, giving Official information Of
NY nomination by the Democratic
District Convention assembled ut
Lafayette Oh the 9th instant, IA
their candidate to represent the
Third Congressional District of Lou
isiana in the Forth-niuth Congress
Of the United States.
Nothing could have becu more
unexpected or more at variance
with my inclination than to EN-
bark in , political canvass.
regard the present as y period
of critical Importance to my dis
trict as wall as to the entire State
OF Louisiana, and I recognize the
obligation OF every good citizen to
be ready to sacrifice personal consi
derations where the public welfare
may be snbserved.
give the more deferential heed
to this call of my fellow citizens lie
cause of its entire unanimity by the
best representative men of the dis
trict. With this spirit l have de
,termined to uccept the nomination,
and deem it proper here to an
noupce my views on certain topics
of general interest in order that
they may be well understood.
l have long since accepted the
platform of the Democratic party
made at the Chicago Convention
as u pledge fol, the protection of
American industries, the mainte
nance Of the wages Of labor and the
repeal of the internal revenue war
tax.
Therefore, l believe the interests
Of Louisiana will be safer under un
der the Democratic administration
Of Cleveland and Hendricks than
the success of Blaine and Lo
gan.
The official course of Mr.. Cleve
land in the discharge of the impor
tant trusts heretofore committed to
is an ample guaranty of an in
,orruptible' administration of the Of
ice OF Chief Magistrate.
l am in favor, 6rst and last, of q
much larger appropriation BY Con
.ress Tor the Improvement Of the
Mississippi River snd tho protec
ion OF the alluvial lands from over
lam ingfayer q the repeal of the
nternal rsv4a5s NJ, md ofths col
sction of all the revenues required {
y the government from customs
ntissson imports These duties % , j.,
. ~ apPdftionsd;ass recognized :
rinciple Of American policy, to
ive'the greatest protection to all t
-merican industties. e, I
l am not in favor of any so called : :
form which would reduce the rev
tues to restrict the ability of the
in extending liberal
d to the promotion OF all public
orks necessary to develop the ii
lde expanding interests of this Ii
onderful country. v
That which recognize a true re it
rm is the faithful disbursement s,
the revenues for the uses thereof
lined thy law, and for partisan p
,rposes a strict accountability Ii
public officials to thu people, ri
pm whom they derive their trnsts y
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OF lBERvILLE.

"A. Riggs s. Bro, Cistern Ma
kers, 247 Delord street; n. o. Send
for price list
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Ior me working class. send 10
Gents Tor postage, and We viii
mai You free, q royal, valushIn
oox OF sample goods that viii
wv put you in the way of makin~
vor -, more money in a few days than
Hess = Ca thought possible at any busi-
su". lou can an work all the time or in snare
~ ts.l leg only. The work is universally sdspsaS
e 40 uot f.o sexes, young and old. You can eas;iv
ali who hs'W want M oe %nrL :" d IS every evening. That
make this unparalleled offer !: to ali who we
no. nos well satisfied we will send 81 to nav ere tce
JHo trouble Of writing as. Full narf;cS :.
u,aect,ons, ETC., sent free. Fortunes viii I.
t tasae by ~ those who give their whole time TO TO
Don't dcIar "Sea. success absolutely sure.
Portland, Maine. ANafess oTiNsoS &
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| lRIIR

S s.Ss ~ tbs world. All, Of either ser. snccesS
a.on nrst hour. The broad road to tortc1a
SPen ona before tho workers, absolstcly s"ra
~ once address, True Co., AuYssta. M
The Opelousas courier., 1884-12-13

detection p~residentielle etant main
tenant reglee ct Cleveland reconnu de
toutes parts CONNIE felu du peuple, on
SO demande quel sera l'efet de ee
enlargement de gouVernement sur la
population de couleur. Nous remar
quons avec plaisir que les individus
intelligents de cette classe ne
redoutent rien dune administration
democratique ct que %beaucoup meme
en- esperent une amelioration dc leur
condition. De ce nombre est NJ. L. A.
Martinez, lie redacteur du Louisiana
Standard, qui croft sincerement que la
politique DIES democrates -sera concilia-
trice; qua Iavenir, les luttes politiques
en- Louisiana seront toutes dc principles,
non de race ct que les gems de couleur
bien peasants doivent s'affranchir du
ioug de DIES chefs outranciers venus
du Nord, ct qui, pour s'eterniser au
pOuvoir, sc sont servis de la classe peu
eclairee de ces gems de couleur CONNIE
instrument. Scion lui, les gems de cou-
leur exercerontmaintenantle ur droit de
suffrage ayec la plus grande liberte,
ct jouiront mieux que jamais de leur CT.
t~oyennete. Enfn il e%ntrevoit une ere
~nouvelle Oh les joutes p%olitiques SO Ii
vreront sans chemises e%nsanglan-
tees" LIE Sud nest pas par droit de
Nuisance, la patrie des anciens es-
claves ct leur peupler Immigration de
fantomes, de chimeres, c'est les econ
duire, e'est sen montrer les ennemis.
NJ. Martinez a cent fois raison dams
tout ce quill dit. Sill a eombattu sous
lie drapeau ennemi, il accepte loyale-
ment la defaite, ct fait taire son caur
devant sa ison.---Mesehacebe.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-12-13
lie Louisiana Cotton Boil, Nile Id,

lie Louisiana Cotton Boil, Nile Tb6-
RE, paroisse Ib6rie, du 4 decenbre:
La recolte de sucre ma pas etc aussi
abondante que nous le pensions lie
tonnage d l'acre a etc fable d cause de
la petitesse de la came. ct les plan.
teurs Sc PLACEMENT de la pauvret6 du
rendement. PIusieurs d'entrenx ont
achieve leur roulaisons; Ia plupart
coinptent fnir cette semaine; les ira
a u seront termines dams les envi.
rons des fetes de Noel. On 9value, en-
general, lie rendement de 1000 a 1900
liyres pacre. C'est un r6sultat bien
mediocre.
-La %prineipale exhibition de Ia
paroisse Iberie d disposition de la
Noavelle Orleans, sera celle du sci des
usines Avery, sur Pile de la Petite Anse.
Outre les nombrenx specimens dc CO
mineral on y remarqnera IN magnifi-
que bloc qui, au moment, de pextrac-
ton, pesait 1000 livres.. Ce bloc est
maintenaDt dans reimbursement de
Nm. knrsheet ct Bienyenn, d Id Nou-
vefle-Orleaus q du Camp, Oh un ars
tisfe est en- train de taller la statue
de Ia femme de Lot. La couleur ge-
nerale du bloc est grise, mails il est
trayers6par une veine blanche qui nest
autre chose Qu'ne veine de sci cristalIin
dune parfaite pi1rets.