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The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30
Lands Lands Lands
Title Guaranteed
For Sale,
On Terms to Suit Purchasers.

MEAN WILLIE PLATE.
Description. Aovas
Lot 7, section 4, townsh 4 rye 2 east lie
COULEE CRoCHE,
Near Diaon Grove.
of W ! sec %, t z range 8 east S0,KS
w ) of 8 W sec y, t z range s east S0.sA
N 9 l sec and n 9 l of 9 / Of SEQ g.
Net sec and n ! OF n W / SEQ ~, IT'S
Lots / and 2 of sec "a, s Q rge Saast n
w ! of n of sec "a, tssr3e.,~. u
BELLEVUE.
S of 9 e / of sec 8; s W offs /,
and lots 4 and z of Bec2 tiara,
west of the Montgomery plantation
Set of Of sec 8; s W of 8
of sec 9; Q / of W ! of see lo--an
in 3 east, containing ........ Sa2A
NEAR POINT LYONS.
Lot No 5 and n Q ! offs Q OF sec %, :
east, containing.....-. @0sSS
NEAR AND EAST OF CIR. C0TEAU
Lot No of sec 6tSsr5 east.... Ie.4e
PRAIRIE HAYES.
N W 1 Of s W of sec rs . ; ofsaA
Of 9 /, and 8 9 ! Of n Q ! Of sec96S
SSH Q, containing. leRAe
Lots 8 and 4 of section Is; LOTS 1,
and 8 of sec IS; and lots / aud = Of
sec 80, 8 9 east, containing.... lGAls
Lots 2, 3 and 4 n " offs Q I, sud
Q 1 Of W / Of sec e, tssr sass,- 10
ne ! Of sec &c, tSsrI east.....,, INA&e
For further information, apply to
E. D. ESTILETTE.
At the Office of EstiIette &c DWpp&,
Jal4 Attys at Law, Opelouaas, Ii.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30
Ia Captains Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Wexmonth,,
plying between Atlantic City aud M.
Y had been troubled with Il cough sd
TINT he was unable to sleep. aud was
Induced III try Dr. Kings New Diseov
efs for.lmasuu1l,livn. Il hot Iaily gave
hin Instant II tief. hut aiIayea tllp ex
treuie Soreness HI his breast. His chill
alien we're siinslaaly affected and i sin.
doss. lad lie same happy effect.
Dt. Kiug Ss.W Discovery Is aow the
standard remedy Id the Coleman house;
hold aud On hoard The SCHOONER Free
Tliill Beetles of this Standard Remedy
III III. r. Young & co. i Drug Store Al
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30

Ii il ths habit Of detectives ii most
Of the great cities, whenever . murder
Is committed aud there Is doubt as to
the perpetraIur of the crime. "a start
out with il theory aud then proceed 70
collect and manufacture evidence to ti
III. When litrgs rewards nre offered
there is strong temptations % forge d
chain DC evidence OF supply missing
links around my suspected person.
The detective hnsiness generally needs
i good deal Of reforming, aud until il
i'll ~refornlsd courts and jnries cannot bs
suu cafsfnl III testing the evidence pre-
pared by those whose trade It Is ia
make Observation-Disclosures Ma
gi0nal Republican.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30

Obi how great b creditor to tile poor editor
The greet reading public mast BE.
putfs their groceries, their drsgoods and
hosicfics.
Their sugar, laee, hardware aud tea.
ase kha poor man be. flies abost, bow faithfnl
no lies about
Their weddings and partics and balls;
oil. what fierce suffering II he sIas't put
y pufor ia
"a their churches. their houses and halls,
Sc beaas with the reFels uf s.sompos and
devils
And sssHern 6he poetry bore,
AAa comes 10 i loser when Nv fights with The
braiser
Who eomes IL i thirsting for gore.
-LgHa, f5fass lUaioa:
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30
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4 Rough on Rats" Clears ont rats
mice, flies, ants, bedbngs.
Heart Pdins. Palpitation, Dropsical
dwellings, Dizziness, Indigestion,
Headaches, Sleeplessness cured by
8 Wells Health Remover
" Rough oa corns." Ask for Wells
9 Rough on Germs l5e. Quick ID
pleta cure. Hard or soft corns, warts,
buttons.
y Baoha- Paiba.f' Quick, complete
cure. all Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
Diseases. Scalding Irritation, Stone,
Gravel. Catafrl, of the Bladder. 81,
Druggists.
Bed Bugs, Flies Flies, roacbes,
ants, bed bugs. rats mice. gopIlers,
c%llipmnpks. cleared out BIZ " Rough on
Rats 15e.
Thin People. Wells Health Re
newer restores health and vigor,
salss Dyspepsia, I'npo'e''es, Sexual
Rough On PAIN Cures cholera,
collie, cramps, diarrhma, aches, pains,
sprains, headaches, neuralgia. rheuma-
| Eism. Doc. Rough on Pafn-Plastefa, I5c.
Mothers. If you ars failing, broken,
worn ont and nervous, use Wells
Health Renewer.n 81. Drnggists.
life Preserger. If you ars losing
yoir grip OH fife, try Wells. Health
ReneweR.s' Goes direct to weak spots.
l Rouab on Piles Cures Piles oil
Hemorrhoids. Itching. Proirnding,
Bleeding, Internal or other. Internal
aud External Remedy Id each package.
Sure cure. Soc Druggists.
Pretty Woaaen. Ladies' who would
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fail TO try 4 Wells Health Renewer.r
Rough on Itch : cures Iumors,
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frosted feet. ellilhlains.
Rough "a Gtarrhs Corlerts of.
fensiye odors III nife g~oDanlete cure
saf wIirst ~clllanie cases. also nuelualed
us gargIe fur DiDfl.eria, Sore Throat,
Fonl Breath. soc.
The Hope Of the Nation Children,
slow in Development. pnily. scrawny
and delicate, nse 6 Wells Health Re-
newer
Catarrh Of the Bladder. Singing.
irritation, inflammation. bill Kidney
| and Urinary complaints, CURED by
Buchu Paiba.n 81.
6 Water Bugs, Roaehes.a Rough
IN Rats clears them out. also Beet
les. Ants.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30

Practical Sy ml,atisy Millisfeas wife
sfatlseg arying ii simeS HIS natirai
ala gan yet fiji perfuaniatg thai niats
Flage ~ceFeniOuy this morning e Miiir
Ksf-sTwn d,Ilafs Wife@0niy 40
aolEafs - MiHIsfpT-Ys The poor
Isliow said lie had Iaeen married btfoEe,
sd ! hadn't fIlH AeaSt 10 ellaage him
more than that
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30

They kicked D negro Ont Ut il skating
snk iii Connecticut il few Days ago,
A9t because It'd couldn't skate 0r hadn't
paid His fire, haf because lte wns 4 Mel
He aagilt / conle South and
grow up with the e0nHfry-Mac0n
Telegraph, Dem
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30
Remarkable BOOK.

A remarkable book has recently been
issued by the Historical Publishing Co.,
Of Philadelphia aud st. Louis, entitled,
"The Worlds Wonders" It is a histo-
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world, and the wonderful things seer
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ical regions of the earth. Tho work ia
By the rising young author, Mr.. ]. w.
Buel, whose books have had such re-
markable success during the past few
years. It has many excellent features,
is highly recommended as a work Of
value and interest, and although issued
only ten months ago, we learn from the
publishers that it has already reached
the marvellous circulation of 40 large
editions, surprising the record OF any
other book ever published in this conn
try. It is sold by subscription only
aud persons desiring en- ioyment viii
find the publishers advertisement ID
another column of this paper.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30

For dyspepsia and liver complaint,
sou have j printed guarantee on every
bottle DC SIiIohss Vftalizer. It novel
fails 10 enre At Ms r. Young & Go.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30

shiIoli's Galarrh Remedy positiv
erlre for cafarTll. dypthsria. and eanke
mouth. Sold bs M YoungG Go
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30
a'he Opening Of Dayou Plaque
mine.
New Iberia Enterprise.

E
The Iberville Democrat, In it's last
issue, calls attention to the absolute
necessity for the people &c Plaouemine
and the farmers I'D occupants Of lands
along that stream ta<sake actie. in the
matter of having chat waterway again
opened up to navigation and the pro-
priety of urging apon the Town Com
Gil and Police Jitryto PASS resolutions
soliciting the active efforts Of tile Hon
Ell Gay III pushing the consnmma
ton OF the project to an issue before,
this authorities Only charged with river
improvements. OF the $500, 900 VOTED
BY Congress for the purpose of opening
that stream. but 4 small sum has heelt
expended IN the shape Of surveys. and
the matter seems tn have been left iis
abeyance to other schemes by tllss..
charged to ser that the work is done.
The entirt. people Of tile Atiakapa-
are deeply interested in having the
P~ia4uenline opened, rs the route II,
the Mississippi BY the existing water
course ~ too long 60 allow of Reason
able competition by water with the on
ly railway we have. With PlaqneminI
once more open and properly SECURED
by locks, re would have a regular linz.
of packets carrying frsights at reason
gble rates. All the towns on the Teche
and every %inlabitant of its banks han
as much 0r more interest IN the open
ing of that outlet as has the people
tributary to it. aud should join in the
appeals to II Congressman to use all
their influence to secure the much
needed change in our water commune
cation with the Mississippi. The vol
une Of water that would pass through
that stream would not materially il
t~erfrrc with the plan Of securing out
the Mississippi by the closing of put
let's, if worked by locks, could be a
source Of no annoyance or danger to
people occupying lands through which
the volume of water would pass, and
would be Of al ~incalculable benefit to
this section of Louisiana, BY giving MS
at all times a cheap and expeditions
route to New Orleans and up river
towns and cities.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30

FoR RENT.-A we'll improved place
near Opelsnsas; 90 acres, fenced, large
dwelling. outhouses, pecan orchard-20
trees, etc. Apply at this office.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30

Why will you cough when shiloh's
cur will give y0u immediate relief.
P3ice i0c, Soc and $i. Sold by MI. p.
Young& Co.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30

A Nasal Injector free with each bottle
Of shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so
cents. Sold by M. P. Young g. Co.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30

FoR SALE--A new Remington double
barrel bTeech- loading shot gnn can be
bad at . bargain on application at this
Office.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30

Every horse owner should have q copy
of that admirable work, "a Treatise on
the Horse and His Diseases, by DR.. Ken
dali. A few copies-English or German
for sale at this Office at 25c. per copy.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30

A wasp went buzsing to bis work,
Aud various things did tackle;
He stuilg a boy and then . dog,
Then made a rooster eaekle,
And last Upon q drummer's cheek
He settled down to drill
He prodded there for half an hour
Aud then--he broke bis bill.
PHILADELPHIA Gan,
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30

An experienced vegetable gardener
and wife q learn of d good situation
by addressing, Courier Office. Opelou-
sas, La. None but a competent, relia.
bic couple need apply.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30

The Rev. Geo. A. Tlaayer. of Boarhon.
Ind, says; Both myself and wife owe
oar lives TO Shiloh's consumption cure y
Sold by NJ. P. Yonng & Co.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-30

sShiloh,s Cure will Immediately re-
lieve eraap, whooping cougl, and hron-
%cltitis. Sold BY NJ. r. Young g. Co.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
DHILADELPHIA AND READING II. Il.
rrN IL l..EY GENITAL IINIAION.
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10 Is a. M ~ As m: SUNDAYS, 3oam .x
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New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w 49,. y. y. C. & III. r. X. ". Co. Lessee -
TIE WEST SHORE ROUTE Il ALONG THE WEST
SHORE OF IHE WORLD FAMfD u HI UD5ON RIVER
AkOU NJ FuOrHILLS OF CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
AMP uHkOUGu BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
ON and after Ma o. lSss trains viii leave West i2d
St station follows
North River 20 minutes earlier than IRON foot Of West
A.d-st
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 m GOO $40 p. sleepcrs
St louis 600. $40 p. m. sleepers through
Rochester. suspension Bridge.
900 = 10 p H. sleepers aud draw ing
Uuca and Sy racuse. 'iO g3U IL % 600 - 40 pm
highland. fo'keeRsio and Kingston no.. 's:lO $50.
l.25a IA. 800. $40 p. m and 800 for Kingston.
saugertes aud Albany 1lo '7lO. '9JO. ll-5 m. 351.
VS,skiii. r. Z 10 $50. ll.25a mi s5J $40 pm
Cranstons West Point, Cornwall and Nowburg $40 -TlO
- 80 'lO:lO ll25 M. $3.50. Ala $40 m. and 600
u m. for trAnson- CORNWALL and Newburg
For Montreal and Canada East, 800 y.
Hamilton. London '030a ~, 800, $40 Toronto
t9SOa m, 10. 90, $40 p NJ.
'Daly. tbai except SATURDAY Other trains daily except
Sunday ,.,, -,.-.,.- ... A..
tons or information, apply at oaioe:; Brooklyn.
loot Of FQtepst New'YoIx city. ses lss %!
Vest Is1 aa foot q jay sL: Norg river wssisoirs
dances. orders can be LEFT ~ hotet ofeeA .-
uENhf MONETT,
3 vsadexbutasA VsnsEl Passenger AssaA
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
LITERARY NOTES.

..v. that tho best Of his unpub-
ush.a MSS Of ANY sze or consequence" P''""'' 49,"
,,nsl.,lon of Book Alpha OF the iiaa
nov weekly magazine for chldtonis annoanceu p'
-. w.n,maser OF Philadelpnia IL Is to DO p'"''
tra,ei.
,..,,ts volume o, Sir Richard Burtons "Arao'ah
N,en,." has just been issued to Subscribers
A.. c.orce linton has prepared volume OF "s'anu.
,nr,orio.v AS CON panlon TO his "stsnasrd oPeis'
IT, book will iuclado chapters on requ'en'' a''
ra,sr. and Te Deuns ana VIII be pabishea !" 'A' ~
tumn by McClurs& q Co.
TIE kevstone OF Won Rankes methoo a' ',,o,,r.
x,s IN. t. Jam,ss Gd,stte says. ths oio ..u
cr.ctce OF an nwearyins drudgery' No'h'"s - S.,,
,o.hins TO mean or insignhcsnt Tor the 'iu0 ~, s
ANY more than for tho true enomoioels. " .r,oo
49,. ,r .verv .cr.p Of information affecting 'ne po''oN
-. .,ndv. he will search out fresh kno"i'o~0 - -,
aver. quarter that ingenuity can suISos'' ~ 80.
49,, cos,rare and coIlato the whole oeiore uo "''P
VIZ ' ,onvs iudsment Bnt this laborious process
-. ,rel,ninary labor. The mass OF accuhuia'ou
=, ctrd by the general reader, has 10 oe
....at ,pto manageable form, the relations Oh i''
- 20 each other made plain, aud the conneo''"e
s,reaaa which alone make history ei'hcf i"'oii'S
rstrueuve carefully laid bare The coHee.'n y. W.
o. r,ouire. indefatigahc industry, SOUND Judgment
a. ,igia impartiaityall the qualitiesi III i"o'' o'
ur.ett,oper OF the law But to group the results W.
e.. a demands the keen insight OF genius. Ahu ]" was
n,s mart of his work that Won RanSe roso supreme
rs read his history OF the Popes or 'na' sro" ~,
- pov broken OF by DEATH is as uehs"'iu' al"
& to.t as convincing as to witness a demons'fA'oH "
Il. a. of the exact sciences
.rdinsi Ncwmah said the other DAY IN ros"'" W Wv
a., -. - Mr. spencer and Mr. Harrison that he 1eeis
A. ,f,.nce M abo men daring TO put out LOT o"I 'oP
= t.sor,c. 90 hollow and absurd. do not know 10 W
- eve that they are earnest, or that they pre'en
~ sncwable and Humanity except as STOP gaps
, hey are In suspense and on the lockout ior 'ho
,.-. objects Of worship which Sir James stephen 'n
,.,rf.~.sary as well impossible l. tpeh' ~" wv
.., ,.,ti.ut TO refuIe carefully such theorists
ve Ceatufy Companys new dictionary OF wnich ITO
~. , " d. Whitney. of Yale. is edi'or-ih-ch'ei.
a.. .nave unusually full definitions. great NUMBER %
t,tion. many new words. and quantity OF tecn'ic"
Sc. l. VIII have about i've thousand ILLUSTRATIONS.
-o-k viii not be finished for several years anu
.nv,nie The publishers invite contributions IN 'he
,.,v q, material and suggestions
Wr Desmond. L. 5. A.. Is the u'Ic OF ihiii'"'
..v which /. coming from the press OF A. e. McCiurg
n ca Fort Lcaveuworth is the scene OF the story.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and aflcr MAY 81. 1888.
npLAT TpVNK ITNN

oREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
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a RTay s 5d aSG do not stop At
T"r Old Point Norfolk York Philadelphia and
BPoosiyn Annex connect with all through trss
at jersey CITY aforns speedy and direct transfer for
rfa,ss Gittse From P.sOursi 30, $40 ll$o n: So
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trens leave NewYQk via Dssbrosses and Court
sso % 7So : 500 g chicago Limited and 70 wasalngton
hea aa% i nrs a." AccomodatoS NM aFg 49, iSa @ AZ
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day. H..
ana foot OF DesDr0sses and Couraodt sts Cohr- aad
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1TSot So Transer copsay vii cali ior
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General Manager General Passr Agelt
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
pipioeno Notices.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY. I
NO II BKOADWAY, NkN YORK June > 1886.
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-HALF
"A PER CENT the consolidated capital stock OF this
company ending June 30 1886 has been de-
payable at the Office Of the company No "a Eroad-
aud aftcr July J. 1886.
The transfer books VII closed al O'clock on Tuos
day June D. and reOpened Friday. Jy q 1886. Al ~
O'Clock T. Ia. ID. W. MCWlLLIAAS.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
0itp propsrip for Sale.

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO thos' e,, q
n a,.,sa.s houses. Nss Ia y Essi s0th ., 'FfMs
premises to owner, =" - IN SpE-
ALL COUNTRY PkOPLh H.. ~ .,c,,. - ,.ssos
49,. ,,xs pHIILirs A WELLS. ifb""'
NOR SALE.-A large property IN TIE S""'~'
il su,tsblo for msnufsstaiy. m ,,,,,xo 4 p..kwsn.st
FOR sALE.-fiye ciesan, an" iosss. ws.s . "a 20;
-. sns bloch IRON elevated s.aton sl@es'ei a. ,cfws
ros,rs,e, widths fIom ~ to "A 'esl N.i..., .,,n
ss,.nsivns nom 10 70 80 fsst "y,n ~. s.ifIuN Buiast
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
Gtrumbouis an0 nailruaos.
-KOSVO\ AND NEW-ENGLAND

4 -BOSTON AND NEWENGLA
~ Watch Hill Narrag lnsott Pier. Bar Harbor.
sTONINGrDN LIN INSIDE RDC To-
Steamers leave from Per 20. North RIVER one DlocS
above Canal st. at 800 daily except sunday ne"
tram with paror ears reclining chaifs between steamers
landing and Boston without charge.
+. W. POfPLE. General Passenger Agent.
nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RATLROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEW-N DIRK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING hAPIthSS
TRAINS. 40 DU,r ALWAYS ON TIME. -
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACH rs.
Dcpots New. York foot Of Barclay and christopher SITS
Pullman coaches Water cap StroudshuIR scranton Biug
hamton, Ilmira Path, Buffalo. syracuse osw..O Greene
oxford orwch Ttici connect scranton for Pttston
WukcsharIc. Uanvile. Northumberland at OWcgo Tor
ithaca and intermediate stations ,, - -
y m Binghamion and Elmra Express Pullman coaches
CONNECTS scranton Ptson KINGSTON Wilkesbarre &C
Gp m. Daily Buffalo Limited fypress Pullman coaches
for : roudsburg rcrantoi BnghlntOn. O~ego. klmlrl
Corning Ba1. Waylanl Buffalo. &C. arriving IN BnIalo
600 connecting with trains for all points We5t sleep
Ing coach for Olran Waylani. arriving ~;' A. H.
coachos for Stroudsbur Scrln'on, Bingham orandi
syracuse Osweg1 Grrrne OVforl Norwich Utica and
Gsrgo and ntermeii4tc stations except SatuT
Gavs bufalO with irc for all points west.
500 time tables for way trains on MOTHS ani fssoA III
vision.
FALL RIVER LINE.-For Boston, Newport,
Fan River Cape Cod. Martha. Vineyard Nantucket.
Fitchbnrg Lowell White Mountains. Mt Desert, &c. Tho
vrkn0wn stsaincTs lfgrlm ami Bristol leave New x
daily SUNDAYS included atj m. rom Per - tod NO)
\ u foot of Nurravst Connection by annex boat rom
AOA' - Agents. q. T. AGENT
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
gfc CREAM

A FACT-HortOn's lee Cream Is made from
IA pure Horton Patent super-rfozs Brcks OF
oc Cream Tor Restaurants Churches. Festivals de VIII
Keep hsd one hour Country orders promptly filed DcDos
900 stbave bbn 9TH 10 Cha ham 1o l25t
st.. New YORK and 453 Fulton st.. brooklyn
EUSSELLS ICE CREAM. No. 760 Broadway,
Il and is6 Broadway New York
fomilies supplied out Of business specalty In
A1viuusl bricks for sestanrants tArs,
Iclephono, AS 2lst%k
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
Glusital Jusirnmcuis.

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and nuare PIANOS OF make which were especisiy
only usen by the AFIlSl OF the ni
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vi he af hecal reduction irJ o1r rex tdr oc "
PIANOS FOR HJsST-Spechily aiapiei Tor country anu
SesSlCTe. apr 4
have