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The good people who worship in the
church which the President is supposed to
honor with his presence, are in state OF
mind bordering on desperation. They
were pleased TO have the President with
them. Tie President is always drawing
card. But now shadow has fallen across
their pleasant path, and the name oil the
same ia Frederick Douglass. There was
excitement during last Sundays service
when Mr.. Douglass and bis wife were dis
covered in the pewin front OF the PFesi'
dents. There was an indignation meet
ing after service, and something like hor'
ror when the pastor, Rev. DIR. Sunderland
was observed to extend to Mr.. Douglass
the hand Of Christian fellowship. The In
djenant ones intend to have Mr.. Douglass
asked TO give up the pew which ne was
permitted to rent. :,
An untutored heather, hearing oil all
this, would understand at once that Mr..
Douglass is depraved rufIian who is not
1T to worship God in the same house with
better behaved people. The heather
knows very well that under the benign in.
fluence OF our Christian civilization and oil
our liberal institutions men are treated
fairly aud kindly, and that the man OF in
tclligence and upright life is regarded as a
worthy citizen whose touch does not con-
taminate because his skin is dark.
None OF us can tell what is goingto hap
men beyond the grave. But We may i'm
aginc very uncomfortable situation. II
Il we're possible for Mr.. Douglass and the
indignant ones TO meet on the shining
shore" would they request the God Of
white and black TO put Dir. Douglass out
Of his pew? This is something worth
thinking about; for those OF us who IN
herit lie everlasting are going to find some
black faces beaming with tho heavenly
LIGHT "oyer there" live don't think We
can stand that kind OF thing our case is
pitiable; for we know that in the other
blsce the light Of the fiery furnace will be
reflected on scores ofdark countenances.
THIS would leave for US no place oil abode
whatever, and in sheer self-defense We
should have to peg to be permitted to dry
up and blow away. Wouldn't We better
compromise this thing before tits late?
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"Aboard and Abroad by W. P. Breed,
D. D., Is a book full OF brilliant descrip-
ton and rare information respecting many
Of the special objects otinterest which an
intelligent traveller sees "abroad." DR..
Breed, Of Philadelphia, has long been
known to the public as a popular and Gle
CANT preacher, a writer Of rare gifts, both
as to style and matter, and very sprightly
newspaper correspondent, Many Of these
chapters recently appeared in the New
tedtion. and called forth highly favorable
comment. No person OF ordinary intelIi-
gence and taste will find the book a dull
or prosaic one, or fail to derive both intel.
lectnal entertainment and profit from 1t.
Published in Funk & WagnalIs' no and
l2 Dey street, New York; Standard Library.
Paper, 10 cents.
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nnrAKrAsr RupeEr.

A million dollars will 10 expended on
the, new Capitol Of New York this year.
The value Of the sllp.building industry
Of New England ior 1854 reached s., Coos
lOi0.
Rockford hiss curiosity IN young me-
gr9ss with a luxuriant growth Of auburn
Colonel Burnaby'swill makes Valentine
Raker the guardian Of his only child in
tile event Of Mrs. Burnaby's death.
Mrs. Francis Hodgson Burnett, the
novelist, has been restored to health, and
she attributesit all to the mind cure.
( A base ball should be struck at the
angle OF twenty.three degrees in order to
send it to the greatest possible distance. (,
The executors OF the estate Of Wendell
Phillips found it in hopeless condition,
and not more than 5000 eau be realized
from the property.
General Gordon's will, Just proved, be.
queaths all his property TO his sister, Mary
4. Gordon. The value otthe personally
was under $4,000.
The statue Of President Garfield. con-
tributed by the State Of Ohio to the statu-
ary Hall in the Capitol at Washington,
has arrived from Rome.
The New York Legislature has passed a
bill to regulate the height Of buildings &C
cording to the width Of the streets, No
building Is to be allowed more than eighty
feet high.
Mohammedan citizens of London are
making arrangements TO build amosque
in that city. 1t will be the first and only
editice Of the kind in Europe outside OF
the Sultan's dominions.
Tho illness Of ex-secretary Frelipghuy-
sen is now attributed to drinking Saratoga
water carelessly placed in bottle which
had previously contained aconite and had
not been properly cleansed.
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Marion Harland describes a few good
and wholesome nursery deserts in
,Bqbyhood for May, for mothers who are
judiclous enough to give their littlest ones
such instead Of rich cakes and puddlngs.
WIN. P. Gerhard, O. L., contributes TO the
same number practical talk on Country
Houses and their Surroundings expos.
ing the false sense OF security in which
many families indulge merely because
they do not live IL the city,; were
some Of these suggestions needed disease
would make fewer raids in the nursery. Be.
sides various other important topics which
are treated in this issue, the readers Of
the magazines appear to vie with It's cdi-
tora in furnishing useful hints. Isl so a
year. New York;
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Those who have attempted the study OF
a foreign tongue know how difficult It is,
under common methods,to master enough
10 carry them along in an ordinary con
yersation. DR.. Rosenthal's aleisteTBchalt
System fetlaoes che stady Of Language 70 u
common sense basis and teaches the stu.
dent TO speak. This much accomplished,
reading and writing follow. The natural
system Is applied 10 French, German,
Snanish and Italian. The study oil each
Language is divided into fifteen parts, for
which tho prizes Is S5O 90. Part Of the
''Italian Language" Is now before US, is-
sued by the AteiRtGrschaft publiBhing Com.
pany, 25f Washington street, Boston. The
printed instructions for pronunciation are
very clear, enabling tho student OF aver
age intelligence to make good progress
Without any other instructor. Add to-
this such practice as he may be able to
command In the company OF those who
speak ACCURATELY, and there is q very use
nj accomplishment at slight cost. Dr.,
Rosenthal receives and answers the In
ouifies OF students. 1tglyes tho 1NIEi.LT-
aENoER great pleasure To recommend the
books oi this rational and excellents system.
+. q. De Fohtaine, one ci the oldest
stenoeraphers in the United States, and
fornearly a quarter Of q century mem-'
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It has been said; but when woman is
dragged down, emaciated, wan, and a
shadow OF her former self. with never q
cheerful word, she can be no longer beau
tIiul or lovable. Nature may have been
generous in her gifts, and endowed her
with all the charms Of her sex, but dis
ease has crept in unawares and stolen the
roses from her cheeks, the lusre from her
eye, and the sunshine from her heart.
But be well again lies in your own power.
Take Dr.. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription"
It will cure you; thousands have been
cured by 1t. Nothing equals it for all the
painful maladies and weaknesses peculiar
to women. Price reduced to one dollar.
By druggists.
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her Of the stat Of the New York Herald.
having been slccessiyely reporter, cityed'
tor, tinancial editor and dramatic editor,
hasit,st nut 10 press valuable work en-.
titled "De FOniaine 5 Type Wflters and
Telegrapher5 Short Hand, and Condemned
Long Hand for the use Of Students Clerks,
Nc." Ell. Hale & son, publishers, Us Reade
10y AN..... Nm.
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ole,elapa 1.ke.. oao4.Looklns Mep.

ClHeInilalI COMMERCIAL Ua'tl5h
The President has great admiration
for fine physique and physical excel
lence and manly beauty. He likes q man
who looks as though he eats well and
sleeps well and is capable Of hard and
much work and possesses ahounding anil
NAL spirits. Z
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anI1es Stating g,inks.
CHAPLINE STREET RINK.
Chance Tor a Handsome Prize.

Beginning with May LIST and continuing sixty
days each purchaser OF ticket Of admission 10
this iIuk viii be pTescn cd with coupon entlltng
Md purchaser to chance In the following prizes:
Fi4t-A handsome chamber Sot o. decorated oak
furniture, now oil exhibition at Mendels.
Second Handsome china dinner and tea set
combined, on exhibition atRwing RroS.
ThIrd--A beautiful polished brass centre table,
exhibition nj DnlOn's
Fourth Elegant silver ice pitcher, on exhibition
al FrAnzheim'E
WEDNESDAY, NIGHT Gene OF Polo between
tho !sl9n Club Of Bcllaitc, and this chapllne
Street Club.
FRIDAY N1GHr--chlldtca's Fancy Drss Car.
nlVNl. mylS
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TfTss-All FITS stopped free by Dr. KllnGS Great
Nerve RplthFef. Motifs alter Gifst days use. Mar
Vicious cFcs Treatise and q % trial bottle trpg 70
Elt Gases Send % nT. Kline, 81 Arch 81, Fhilet
n CknolI institute, ~ Arch b., Fhila,, PA, 60
tpb pe&kyy.N
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FOR RETNT.
TOR 9ALM.

Market street Property: rents for sGs7: can be
bought for $500,
Houses, Farms and other property for sale.
Collecting II nts. Purchase and Sa Of Real tstG'e;
Notary Commission filed In Pension 0tllce, pcntIOn
Vouchers certified, dispositions taken In claims for
Tensions; Deeds, Leases, Agreements aud 9TH I
Accounts speciality. and ptOmptTatuTnS made.
JAMES a. HENRY, Real Estate Agent.
Collector and Notary Public,
tnY20 M. 1917 Market EtneAt
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spetia1 gotirrs.

a CARD.-To al who arc suffering ffom crroFs
and Inai1eFOlipnS Of yoQth, nervous weakness
early decay los Of mGnho2d, 70 VII send q ~
cIpe that VIII gtta you, FREE OF CHARGE This
Efeat temedY was discovered By o missionary In
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Rgy, J6SgFH 7. ItttLN, Station D., New York,
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6e,terat atctiees.

III HEREBY INFORM MY FRIFS6c:
pared 10 do real eAiaie and general siOeE l,os ~
age business a my oltlEe conner Thlttrpth ~
kon streets, this CITY. When necessary. TSt,st !,
Iea.onAhle IateS wall he advanced on tiOciV IN
with me tor nile. All matters committed l. -,
eare viii receive prompt aud careful aiicnti.I
IHoS' 0'RRlEN, Real RitAte Agent, Stool B,nS !
Notary Public and Foreign Steamship ASenl ~,
SFNuut ENus AtQs fNFf
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DR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

WIN cure Diseases Of Tho gldneys Gravel. elect,
att!Gtnres and al Urinary and uF6LhIal Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal Weklneg,
Los Of vigoE, FFenAiuse Decline In Mar, Early
cCses, 90 syphilis IN Al ID tnFTn6, B1f0 threat
and nose ulGlls etdptloiiS sGr0tula lgtteF, all
FhouIn and III HOOD and akin dltAASeA. female
Weaknen SpelditY cured. QlnoIIheA cured In 3
dhyM Pfice Satd Bold In Wheeling, W, Va, ~
& Z BooEiNG, T.odAF q Cos DRUGGISTS. Bent ~
man eealEd. b IL ~
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Mr.. William westhall is not only the
translator Of stepniak's looks from the
Russian, but he is a novelist Of no little
power, Is his story, "Red Ryyington," in
the press OF Cassell 4 Company, wilfproye.
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Unabridged encyclopedias there are
without end, but ills for cassell & Com
pany TO publish the only condensed, or as
they cali it, Concise cyclopedia." This
"a a volume Of 1910 large octave pages,
into which Is squeezed with Intelligent
compression, the juice Of innumer4ble
volumes. It Is the first attempt that has
been made to make such book, and 1t
has been wholly successful. Nearly twelve
thousand articles are treated oftnythologi-
cal, historical, biographical, geographical,
Typographical, scientific and technical
subjects. William Heatou, the editor, has
been ably assisted by score OF special
ists, There ars numerous illustrations
scattered throughout the book.
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"Dsar me said lady on Fifth avenue
the other evening: "How the china craze
Is growing! Here's New York club
that is paving IS, 600 for pitcher"
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ADvBRrI 'ERs. send for our seledt Iastci 10.
n cal Newspapers. Geo. P,iRoWcll & Co., 10 Spruce
ct y. a49thlat . fny1.NWfIW
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FoR SALE.
STOCKS FOR SALE.

20 shares Washington Hall Association.
10 Shares franklin Insurance 70.
10sharos WellSburg Gas Co,
20 Shares Ohio Valley Rank.
Is Shares Belmont Nail Mill.
Shares Top MIL.
IS Shares Fire & Marine Insurance 60
myl6 l.1RWIE. Agent, No. y Twelfth g
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Science has conferred favorupon news
papers readers by publishing with its
issue for May avery large map Of Cen
trail Asia based upon the British and Rus
sian stat maps, showing every point
mentionedin dispatches and la hundred
others which may soon become of in
tercst. This map is about two feet square,
but is limited to Afghanistan and ad.
iacent territory. In the same issue OF
Science arc articles upon "The Russian
base OF operations against India, "Roads
from India to Central Asia, 1.-THE Races
OF Central Asia, "Tho Legal Language OF
India" and reviews OF the latest German,
French, and English books upon Central
Asia. Science for May 8 reproduces full.
face composite portraits Of members OF
the National Academy Of Science, combin-
ing in one face the features oil thirty-one
scientific men, mathematicians aud nat
uratists; in asecond face those Of twelve
mathematicians only, and in third face
those OF sixteen naturalists only. The
typical mathematician and naturalist will
therefore have good opportunity to re-
veal himself If he has any distinctive
mark Of feature. Science is published at
l5eents number. [46 Bond street, New
York.
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Steam Racliets.
From Wheeling to Cincinnati 6 Retar'
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
fATRAIES--FxPt. NATION OF REPIRJ nos Marks.
oI,Hily. tsunday excepted. tA0ulay excepted
Wheeling Tinc: lf3s i9S 80
St. Landry democrat., 1885-09-26
TO ALL
WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN II
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
OpelOusas, September 8, 1885.

RSaNNAHsNSF 0SRSSAAASSA
WHEREAS, the State and
Parish Tax Rolls Of the taxes
Of the year 1885 have been
filed in the office Of the Recor-
der Of Mortgages for the parish
Of st. Landry, and a copy
thereof has been delivered to
me.
Now, therefore, I G. G. Du-
son, State and Parish tax Col
lector Of the parish Of St. Ian
dry, acting in conformity with
the provisions of section 40 Of
the Act No. 96 of 1882, do give
notice that the taxes assessed
in the year 1885 are set forth
in the tax rolls on file in my
office and in the mortgage Of
fee Of the parish, that they are
now due and that the taxes on
movable property will become
delinquent on the 1st day Of
October next, and on immova-
BILE property on the 31st day OF
December, 1885, and will bear
3 % permonth interest (sections
40 and 81, Act No. 96, 1882
from that date until sold in
accordance with article 21O OF
the Constitution.
The publication Of this notice
once a week for three weeks
and the posting thereof on the
door of the room in which the
Civil District Court for the par
ish of st. Landry is held, is by
law made full and complete no
tice to each taxpayer and to any
person whom It may concern.
Taxpayers are accordingly
invited to call at once in order
to avoid interest and costs.
G. G. DUSON,
State and Parish Tax Collector
Parish of st. Landry
St. Landry democrat., 1885-09-26
JUDICIAL ADvERTEsENENTs.
DUBLIC SALE.
10TH SCHOOL SECTION.

By virtue of the power in me vested by law,
and in pursuance to an order emanating from
the Honorable o. B. Steele, Auditor of Public
Accounts for the State of Louisiana. will pro-
ceed, at the Court House door in the town OF
Opelousas, La, on FRIDAY, October 18th,
1885, to sell at public auction. through a duly
qualified auctioneer, the following described
property, to-wit:
The 18th (sixteenthl section in township s
[eighn south range one east, situated in the
Parish of st. Landry, La.
Said property will be sold on the following.
terms and conditions, to-w.t: 1-10 (One-tenth1
thereof to be paid cash on day sale. The bal.
ance i'll nine equal annuol installments from
day of sale, represented by notes of like
amount, bearing, each, eight per cent. yearly
interest from date of sale, till paid, to be exc
cuted by purchaser, with personal secul.ty, in
solido-said notes to be made payable to the
Auditor of Public Accounts, and shall be se-
cured by special mortgage on the land sold.
In the event of the purchaser negIecting or
refusing to pay any of these installments, or
interest at maturity, the mortgage shall be-
fprthwith closed and the land res0ld. The in
terest on the whole of the notes to be paid an
nually.
aSThe above property will be sold in lots, az
cording to plat which will be exhibited Oh
day of sale. W. A. ROBERTSON,
sept 1885 Parish Treasurer.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-09-26
A Rosy view of EIayti.

John NJ. LangstOn, the collored ex-
Minister to Hayti, is quoted as saying:
Hayti is country capable of great
developments. The climate is perfect
and the soil is rich. There is a very
friendly feeling there for the United
States, and our trade with Hayti has
doubled within the last few years. It
is important that this friendly feeling
should continue. Hayti is at present
solving great problem. It is in the
power of the colOred race to govern
themselves. Under the constitution Of
Hayti no white man is eligible for citi-
zenship in the republic, and no white
man can own property there. Every
thing is in the hands of the colored
people. 1t is found to be working very
successfully. There has been no trouble
since 1888, and no likelihood of future
outbreak. The business and CONNER
cial enterprises of Hayti are largely
and Americans. An American. Capt.
Cook, is at the head of the Haytian
navy. But as the colOred people of the
island become educated, they expect to
take the lead in everything in their
country. The development of Hayti is
an interesting subject for study. 1t
seems to nae that a man taking proper
care of himself in Hayti can almost
live forever. / have known. some re-
markable cases of longevity there.
The average life will reach almost nine
ty wears. One of the most remarkable
cases that came under my observation
was that of N. L. Cork, of Philadelphia.
He was sent to Hayti for his health. 1t
was not thought that he would live
through the voyage. But ne did, ana
at the death of his benefaetor in Phila-
delphia he was granted a certain sum
during his life. He was in receipt of
this annuity for sixty-fve years. He
died year ago at the age of 1O6 years.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-09-26
NOTICE.
LAND.oFFIcE at New Orleans, La. !
o., (

LAND.OFFIcE at New Orleans, La
August 31st, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to 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 October
Sd, 1885, VIZ:
LEA SMITH
Widow of John Smith, who made Homestead
Entry. No. 5O2s for lots and or N w /, Sec.
20, TIP IL, s RI E, La. Meridian.
she names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land. viz:
Orphila Guidry, Desire Guidry, TheoVil1e
Guidry and Andrew Henry, all of st. Landry
t''Ne9--' C. B. DARRALL,
sentember 5-5t Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-09-26
senten1her 5-5t
NOTICE
LAND OFFICE at New orle1

LAND OFFICE at New Orleans, La,
Sept. 4th. 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to 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
October nth, 1886, viz:
JULES MEYER,
of st. Landry parish La. Homestead Entry No.
562l for the Lots Nos. 8 and or s w of Sec.
IL TIP 10 s r West.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
Jean P. Breaux, Adam U. Meyer, Joseph L.
Trahan, and Louis Mayer all Of St. Landry
parish, La
sept125t Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-09-26
NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE at New Orleans, La,
Sept. 4th, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that saia proof will be made before the Judge
or Clerk of Court at OpelOusas, La, on October
18th, 1885, viz
ADAM U. MAYER.
who made homestead entry No. 55a6 for the
Lot 8, Sec 5, Tp10, 8 r W, La Meridian
He names the following witness TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Louis Mayer. Aurelien Clement John p.
Breaux and jules Mayer, all of st. Landry par.
- C. B. DARRALL,
sep 12-5t Register. :
St. Landry democrat., 1885-09-26
W. w. DUsON,
Rayne La.
NOTICE !!

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
New Orleans, La, Sept. 10th, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to 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 the
14th day of October 1885. viz:
EKPOEATE THOMAS,
Who made Homestead Entry No. 6781 for the
North half of North west quarter Sec 80 Town
ship south of range east Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Jean Bite Fontenot, Landry Rougeau, Agri-
cole Jeannis, Ellie FontenOt, all Of st. Landry
Parish La. G. B. DARRALL,
Sept 19-5t Register.