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The Opelousas courier., 1886-06-05

1'E3ygiene du Srintemps.

LIE docteur Vigouroux dome dams
rHygiene pratiQue les conseiis suivants
au suiet de rhygiene du printemps:
Pendant lie printemps, an lieu de
prendre une nourriture forte, excitante,
il est indispensable de ne recourir qua
n alimentation aussi legere ct aussi
douce que possible: pas de viandes
noires, pas de ~charcuterie, pas de grais-
Sc, pas de vim pur, pas de liQueurs, pas
de p1ats trop relieves, pas de champi-
gnons, pas de coquillages, pas de Ian
goustes, de homards, pas de p%oissons
sales GU conserves; mais bien des
viandes blanches, des p%oissons frais
ct legers, des l6gumes verts. des fruits,
du laitage, du frontage o fermente,
ct du pain tres cult.
En- somme, il faut vivre, snrtout pen
dant la premiere Motto du printemps,
avec la sobri6te la glus grande, ce qui
demontre l'utilit6 du jedne ct du careme
presents par pEglise q cette epoque de
rannee.
An regime Went s'ajouter I'M autre
question, celle des purgations. Autre-
fois on allait Sc faire saigner aujourd'.
hui on pense autrement, on Sc purge !;
CONNIE lie voisin ne manque pas de dire
qu'une premiere purgation " ne fait
que remuer la bile on IN prend une
seconde ct quelquefois n troisieme.
Eth hien on a g%randement tort de sc
purger ainsi sans savoir 81 on en- a be
soin on non.
Les purgations sont titles, neces-
saires meme, toutes les fois quill Y Il
embarras gastrique, d6gout pour toute
espece de nourritnre. Ce qnil lie pronve,
c'est que lorsque DIES excavations Sc
produisent spontanement, ees eyacna-
tions amanent aussit6t 10 guerison DIES
c6phalalgies Giles font disparaitre Ia
perte de pappetit, ct permettent de
dig6rer facilement tout ce que Ton
mango. II fault done, dams CO cas-, imi-
ter la nature, recourir a quelques pur-
gatifs pour obtenir les memes effets
s~alutaires, mais dams lie cas- settlement
que nous venoEs indiquer.
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1a nourrice royale en- Hspagne.

La grande pr6occupation dn moment
a la cour de Madrid est lie choiS dune
.nourrice pour penfant qui Went de mai
tire.
Autrefois ct jusqu'au regne de Fer
dinand VII, un haut dignitaire de In
cour, accompagn6 dun medecin ct
dune suite nombreuse parcourait les
provinces de Galice ct de Santander,
pour faire choix de celle qui devait
nourrir 10 royal infant.
Cost la province de Santander, sur
tout ce qu'on appelle" la montague"
qui fournit lie plus fort contingent de
nourrices. C'6tait pressure une indus
trie dams le pays. LIE d6l6gue royal sc
rendait done de preference dams In pro-
vince de Santander. ii faisait solen-
nellement announcer So n dams les
bourgs ct les villages. LIE marie lui
presentait les candidates" ct lie me-
decin ~proc6dait publiquement Il Pexa-
men.
Auiourd'hui ce sont les nourrices qnl
arrivent q Madrid. Files SO presentent
au maiordome qui les %inscrit, ct an me-
decin fait lie reste.
Ca nest pas une petite affaire de
choisir, car lie nombre de celles qui re.
vent de devenir In nourice royale es:
6norme ct les Recommendations affiu-
ent de tous les c0t6s. Aj%outons que la
place est fort agreeable. La nnnrrice
dun prince royal u IL situation Ill
gne d'envie. SEES cages sont fort elevesi
ellie est, en- outre, servie comme nne
dame du Palais ses splendides cos
tunes, tres f~requemment renouveles,
lui sont donnes Ell toute propriete, ct
celia constitute une garde- robe tres lux
ueuse ct tres garnie. Ce nest jamais
la nourrice qui fat la toilette de son
royal nourrisson c'est un femme dc
chambre qui est charg6e de &C soin.
L'epfant reste seul la mutt aupres del
lie.
La nOurrice, en- delors DIES prone.
nades qu'elle fait av6c le bebe. peut sortiI
quand il lui,plaft, mails ellie est t~oujourf
accompanies de deux danes du paiais
Lorsque ~l'6poque du sewage arrive,
clio recoit une forte qualification, les
membres de la famille royale lni font
de nombreux cadeaux ct lie %souverain lui
constitute une rente sur sa cassette prl-
wee. OH coHpfoUu qu aFeC ue paAotie
avantages, lie nombre DIES postulantes
soft considerable.
Ces iours derniers, lie doctenr San
chez Ocana, de la Faculte royale de
medicine, IA examine vingt deux solides
gaillardes ct quelques.unes n'avaieut
point Pair de paysannes. Celles la ont
deja nourri des enfants de l'aristOcratie
madrileue. Parmi les postulantes, une
s~urtout a~ttirait tous les regards. Ellie
await rev6tu I'M s~plendide costume de
v%elours rouge ct Doir galloune dor ct
d'argent, des claimants aux oreilles et
une mantille de dentelles. C'etait Raj
monda, qui Went de nourrir le prince
de Baviere.
Neuf mois de rspos daus Sol char
mant cottage de Revilla lui permes'
tent de %reprendre ses a%nciennes fonc.
tions. Toutes les femmes qui SO sont
pr6sent6es sont fort bellies, mais aucun
choix ma encore Ste fait. II fault pro-
c6der a une enquete sur leur famille,
leurs enfants, ct surtout leur moralIte.
On volt que CO choix est tout un eve
nement pour rEspagne.
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Ise Fuuaier MGanque.

lie fumier manque pour engraissei
nos terres !n-Voila CO que Dissent ceus
qui Sc plaignent que t'~ogricattare nj
paie pas.
C'est vrai, en- voyant Ia maniere don't
|iIs soignant Ieur fumier, nous men sonl-
mes pms surpris. lie fuinier 80 fat Ia
nlupart du temps en- dehors des ecu
ries, expose d Ia neige, q la pluie ct au
soieil. Toutes les eaux du pnrin e'est-
asdire III meillenr de- lengrais, sont en-
general perdues.
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l. !
DIES OPEL0USAS.
PUBLIE Ii sAMEDI PAR
LeOnce & l.. A. SandOZ.

H4'AbOnnemeMts era de $3.50 par an,
payable d'avance, on trois p~iastres dams lie
courant de rannee.
Les Avis Sc p~aieront einquante cents
par carrG pour 10 premiere insertion ct vingt-
cling cents par carr6 pour chaque insertion
subsGquente. Hnit .lignes on moins eonstl'
tuerOnt mn carrG.
Les avis qui seront cnvoyGs pour etre publ
6s seront insEres en- Franeais ct en- Anglais IA
moins Qn'il men soft autrement ordonne1 jus.
qua &c que %E6diteur iige Il propos de les dis
continner.
Lea candiGats aux iayeurs pubiiqaes de-
vront payer quinze p%iastres davance, siis
| veulent Sc faire announcer.
Les n6crologes, les lettres de remelelnent,
les r6cIames, les communications dun genre
personnel, etc, Sc paieront an taux des avis.
Les articles d'une nature personnelle (quand
t~uutefnis lis seront admissibles) Sc paieront
vingt cents la ligne ct davance.
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Lands s! Lands! Lands
title Guaranteed
For Sale,
On Terms to Suit Purchasers
NEAR VILE

NEAR VILE PLATE@
Description. Acres
Lot I, section i, townsh 4 5 rye 2 east ITO
COULEE CR0CHE,
Near DIXON Groue.
L / of W sec %, t I s range 8 east sos
w ] of S W / sec d, t S range 3 east SO.S6
n G / sec and IL e of S c / of sec 28--
N e / see aud h ] of II w sec q, It's
rs east, eontaining.--..--..---.-.- 1920
Lots and 2 of sec "a, s $ rye 3 east 80
w ] of n e / of sec "a, tSsr3e.--.- 80
BELLEVUE.
S G / of S e / of sec 9; $ W OF $ " 1,
and lots 4 and Z of sec 2 t7sr3e,
west of the Montgomery plantation
s of S G ! of sec s; $ W of s W
Of secs; 9 ! offs W ! of sec lO-all
in 3 east, containing ---.--- 2sS'Sa
NEAR POINT LYONS.
Lot No 8 and n g ! of s e of sec 30, t
8 3 east, containing----..-----.- SO.U5
NEAR AND EAST OF CIR. COTEAU
Lot No | of sec 6 t s / ) east--.--.-- l3.4s
PRAIRIE HAYES.
N w of S W / of sec 25 G ] of Ell
of s g /, and G ! Of N 9 / of sec 26, t
8 | e, containing.---.--.... 160. SO
Lots 3 and A of section 25; lots |, 2
and 3 of sec IS and lots | and 2 of
sec SO, t s s r / east, containing. 1884, il
Lots 2, 3 and 4 n W / of @ !, and n
e / of s W of sec 90, t s s L l east. 1862
N of $ W of sec 25; e J of S e / of
Ii Of sec &c, 8 r ! east...-... 100. 80
For further information, apply to
E. D. ESTILETTE,
At the Office of Estilette g. Dupr6,
jai4 Att'ys ut Law, Opelousas, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-06-05

lie Sugar Planter, Port AlleIno pa
roisse West Baton Rouge, du 20 mai:
Les tongues s6cheresses que nous
avons ct qni continent encore. devien-
uent tres desagreables. Les chemins
ne sont qu'un amas de poussiere ct,
paFtout, lie sol est aussi dur que la pier
re. III nous fant de lean, 0 seule-
u1ent pour boire ct pour les diff
f6rents usages de la vie, mais
aussi ct surtout pour les recoltes, qui
sOuffrent announcement.
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Des feux de prairie ont pris des pro-
portions efroyables dams lie comt6 de
Glare, Mich. Les habitants Sc sauvent d
Ia hate devant lie terrible inc6ndie, en-
portaut ce Qu'ils ont de plus precieux
ct se c~onsiderant encore heureux de
nouvoir Gchapper 4 10 mort.
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Nine Alice Pendleton, agee de 81 ans,
femme de l~'ex-senateur Pendleton, de
rOhiO. actuelIement ministre des Etats-
Upis d Berlin, a fait nne chute de vol
ture lie 90 au Central Park de New
York. Ellie a Gu lie crane fracasse, ct
eat morte dix minutes apres faecident.
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B6b6 q IN petit cochon en- caoutchouc
Quill adore. L'autre jour, il Sc piante
ca point d'admiration devant IN ami
de la maison, ct dune voix 6mue
-Sais-tn monsieur, tn es pressure
aussi gentil que mon petit cochon
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Un petite flle de six ans 6tant alice
donner d manger aux pores de o pere
b Townsville, C. NJ. les animaux Sc
sont iet6s sur ellie, FONT d6chir6e en-
morceaux ct l'ont mang6e. LIE seul t6-
moin dc cette scene horrible etait me
vieiile femme paralys6e qui ma pm por-
ter aucun secours 4 renfant.
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Le Signal, Rayne, paroisse St Ian
dry du 20 mai
On peu de pluie ferait, en- ce moment
grand bien D nos recoltes.
m. L. Meginley a expedite, en- qua
ire fois cette semaine, 3015 douzaines
dnufs. En- IN seul jour Qundi), il en-
eat parti d'ici 2340 douzaines,
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Pourquoi, de%manderons nous d ces
cultivateurs, apres avoir r6pandu votre
fumier sur vos terres, le laissez vous 81
longtemps expose aux intemperies de
Pair, ANS Penterrer. En- avez vous
done trop, OIL 3tes-vous trop riches pour
laisser ainsi e%vaporer une partie de o
revenus?
Qnand done pourrez ous montrer
avec orgueil sur vos fermes, ces enormes
tas de fumiers consid6res, d juste tItre
CONNIE 10 tr6sor de la ferme.
II est bient6t temps d'y r6hechir
Yous ne voulez pas suivre les progress
de Iagrieulture, ct dependant ce ne Sc.
"a que lorsque lie fumier sera bien fait,
bien soign6 ct bien employee, quill ne
manquara plus.
Travaux typographiques en-
tous genres executes q Pimprl'
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ACME STORE,

Corner of Landry d Liberty Streets, Ope'o"s"s'
HAVING removed into our new store, and
IL thereby reduced expenses, we are ena-
bled to give our patrons the benefit "f a
Reduction irc Price OF Goods
and are Offering Gar stock of Groceries-which
is fresh and of the best quality-at Roeh Bot
tom Prices, which defes competition; MY
goods are bought for cash and will be sold for
cash only. No accounts opened, no books kept,
all goods mass be paid for on dehrery.
Rest Zinfandei Claret.s......... 80 C. gal
:" Rio Coffee 10 c. lib
:. Snoar T c.. Ib
" Sugar cured Hams..--.----- c. 10
" D. s. Shoulders. . c. 10
Pixies Magnolia Whiskey.---- lay ga
| KeIlev,s choice fine cut tobacco. so C. Id
| Best ootiu
tomatoes Samuel Norrisl.....-.- loc' can
Also-Buckwheat, N. Y. Cream Cheese, pa
rataria Shrimp, French Sardines, Dried
Peaches, Apples and Prunes, Etc, Etc.
~ Goods delivered at any part OF toWn.
Our stock renewed monthly.
A. JUICE.
N. B.-Gunsmith and Locksmith work done
cheap. MAY |, lSS6.-2n
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I'm h%orticulteur de Hazlehurst, Miss.
q cueiili des peches mdres lie "a ct les a
exp6di6es q la Nouvelle- Orleans.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-06-05

LIE futur roi d'Espagne. ne l'autro
jour, d 6te baptise samedi lie pape,
son parrain, 6tait represents ala c6re-
monte par ie nonce.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-06-05

Petite definition
Faotares-Morcaau de papIer Qnl,
bicn que. ray6 4 divers sens, nest
pas toujours r6g16.
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n TO

a FINE Family Sewing Machine, new for
N d good creole pony, must be good saddle
and harness animal; or will sell MACH ne very
low for cash, Apply at this Office.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-06-05

lie couverneur de New York a sign6
la loi aui permet aux femmes dc pratt,
ouer le droit dams l'Etat.
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B~RICKLAYING 6 BUILDING.

work and nlasterine. Brick laid in walls.
chimneys and stacks. Brick making and set
ting in kiln and burning a speciality. Salts
faction guaranteed. Correspondence solicited.
Give us u trial. Address:
WRIGHT, Brick Layer,
Haasvilie P.O., Ayoyelles Par, La.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

FTyHE stand lately occupied by Mrs: M IsiS
as store and residence, situated ~ n
street, Opelousas. Apply to aacupAN.
April II, 1886.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-06-05

L'6ternelle question dc Ia suppress
sion de Ia polygamie dams rUtah agite
touiours le congress ct 10 comit6 judi.
claire de la chambre propose, CONNIE
derniere resource, d'amender la con-
stitution 9d6rale par une definition du
crime de polygamie. Go serait, croft
on, 10 seuI moyen d'emp6cher que les
Mormons, don't Ia multiplication Q
siderable menace les territories voisins
de IUtah, contr6lent jamais To- direc-
ton p~olitique d'aucnn Etat on terri
S@ire.
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Eand aa a Rargain.

land aa a Bargain.
TIME east half of section | township 5 south
Il Of range 3 east, containing 800 aud 0l10O
acres. situated on Bayou Benf, St Landry,
81 miles from the I. & P. Railroad.
Lots Nos 1,2, 3, a.. 5 and 6. and south half
of the north west quarter, and the northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of section 80,
Township 3 Range 3 east. situated in tie par
ish Of Ayoyelles, near McCoy's ferry.
Will be sold cheap for cash, or one. third
cash and balance in one and two years.
A. j. PERRAULT.
Opelou sas, July 25. Agent.
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Le Louisiana Farther, Nouvelle-Ibe

lie Louisiana FARMER, Nouvelle-Ib6-
RE, du 90 mai:
La semaine derni6re, nous annon-
cions que MI. Anatole Darby, IN des
meilleurs cultivateurs de notre parois-
Is, await plant6 IN champ de ranie.
Nous avons recu, depuis. note dams
laonelle M. Paul E. Langhammer, qui
est int6ress6 dams l'exploitation de la
machine d dscortiquer, maintenant en-
exhibition d lii Nouvells-O Orleans, nous
fat SAVIOR quill SO propose d'acheter
ID r6colte de- Nj. Darby. Nous ne pon-
yons Que fSliciter notre ~concitoyen de
b success. SEES essais n%'anr0nt pas
6t6 infruetueux. 81 la machine T6ussit,
CONNIE nous men doutons pas, nous
auroDs dams notre pays--une source
n0uyelIe dc revenns.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-06-05
NEW GROCERY
Main Street, opposite ]. Perrodin's,
OpeIOusas.

HAVING just opened "a new store with a
n fresh stock of goods, | take pleasure in
informing the citizens of Opelousas and yicin-
ments as to make it to their interest TO deal
with me. My stock is fresh and select, COM
prises Staple 81 Fancy Groceries,
choice Liquors, Fruits, can goods, etc, etc,
and will be sold at such Low Prices as to
insure rapid sales and quick renewals. Call
and examine my stock and ascertain prices
and jndge for yourselves.
j. KOSSUTH SAND0Z.
0pelensas, April 10, 1886. 6m
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LEcho, Lac Charles, paroisse Calca-
eien, du 90 mai:
M. r. Fontenet de Ia station Welsh,
cot venu nous yoir, mardi II nous dit
uue les r6coltes souffrent beaucoup du
naanque de pluie. lie terrain est 81 sec
gu'une parfie du Tiz ne levera pas
avant me pluie. L'etat saDitaire du
pays est excellent !.
lie Jnge s. D. Road IONS a envoye
des p8clies ynltis6vs l,if hi. qni sont
d6ia murps. Files son rxcellentes.
Qnel profit on ponrralf tifer des pr.
menrs chez nous, 81 IN sanlait bien
SEN douner la prine.
M. j.. Al. Materne nous a montre
pluaienra 6pis de BILE barhn quill a ra-
maas6s dams I'd ferme de- son pere, .
sepk miles an Dord de notre localit6,
aur hi riyiare Calcasieu. C'est nm Bile
tras pur on ny remasque aucnne tTace
do roullle. PIusienra de los fermiers,
aui ont iadis cultiv6 ID Bile, dams le
Nord, dissent que ce bic est excellent ct
Que Is grain est en- palfait 6tat de ma
tuTit6.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-06-05

Ia Ssntinslle. Thibodaax, paroisse
Laf0urche, du 90 mai
Ainsi que nous Pav0ns aDonce pre-
c6demmenfg Ie Bayou Lafourche a etc
t6uaUin, III iuudi, "a mai, dun ev6ne-
ment unique dams les tastes de uotre
paaCisse nous vnnloDs parler du lance
ment du bateau en- fer construct sur les
ateliers de N. W. II. Raglan. par M. r.
Hogan.
Tine fonle Ilomhrelase assistant d cette
f4fe dun nonyean genrc vi d lheure
Ax6e. II. Hogan, accompagne de Il
naasraine du bAteau. 81 petite q cllar-
mantle lille Maggie, muntait sur IL pont
et aUnnait Ii signal de "lachez tout
Oh VII aussil8t 10 nouvel hotel du
Bagou Lafourcls De balancer gFacisnse
rsels sur Ia cafene, Ell, d'nn mo.lve
menk prolnpt, prendre possession GIG
s0D 0onvenn domaine, chr. ne votls y
tgOmpez pms. notre bayou compile main
tenant sn eODreur rapide de plus, st,
qui, soals peu, fera pfobableanent sec
pFeuNea dans llotfe parnisse-
Nile Maggie Hpgan, dams Qneiques
mAts bieh stntis. baptisa le bahaau On
uem ali parnali avec les cer6lno.
u1ss usage. csegt asdirA ~ l6pandant
WI ~ fa0Dt una boukeiilode champagne.
Hslluls nous 'ayons 16ja dit e batean
Ill tpuk sa IhE. i no l,ieds d. long 5Il2
de safge ~ ane psnfonaellf sln = ssieds.
AuAs les a~keessDtfes did ParuellN
yprt aWM6IiaFesneFt stre mis- sa place.
Nons aspA1ens auo FeItgepriae aera an
aEaeTes ell tons points
III PAfIseli = pourra ~reeevoif ~
IsassMgeFS, at fsta faeilalnanks efnitsOn.
q faiiies b Thsure. seEa hi sAnxiI-
inise iii plaa pour ms llahieahls III Ies
vusageaFs usi aea maTHus WV locoslaos
lea Is s1ns Raa t~ou5oara Uid fefTeG.
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100000 Tickets at Ten Dollars Each

Halves, SIS. Fifths. So. Tenths, 81.
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TUESDAY,

JUNE l5t h 1886
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NOTICE.-Trespassing positively forbidden
IN within the enclosures of my premises near
Opelonsas, under penalty of the law.
LEONCE SANDOz.
April 10, 1886.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-05-20
ssKenosha" giftings.

Miss Lottie Bergason and Miss
Hattie McCarty Of Grand Rapids,
spent Sunday at the Turley mansion.
Miss Bell Mathews who has been
teaching at Merrill is at home for a
time.
Lawyer Kruger, of Remington,
spent q few days at the Mathews man
sion. No doubt he was Pleading a
case.
A social hop took place last Satur-
day night at ''Uncle Robert" Wakleys
38 couples participated in the sport
and at IL O'Clock sharp lunch was an
nounced by the good hostess. After
each and every ones appetite was
appeased (some are blessed with buzz
saw appetites) the dancers resumed
their sport till Aurora unbarred the
gates Of dawn.
Mosquitoes are three hundred thous-
and strong in this burg They are
PerpetuaLEy singing, Some sing while
others bite, but d rather have bite
than song.
Not long since young gentleman
set out for a party and had the mis-
fortune to get lost before he got out of
sight Of his own home, and as a
matter Of course stopped at the house
of neighbor to find out where he was.
Alas for the perversity Of fortune!
For humanities weakness and wicked
ness! On account of his fair hair and
pet mustache he was taken for a
Noraoegion and had be been carrying
a few pill boxes he would have been
taken for the noted physician Elbow
Fingerson. Brace up "Sonney apply
10 q tonsorial artist, and next time be
taken for an Erin-Go- Braugh
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-05-20

On Gov Rusk's arrival home from
Milwaukee last week after subduoing
the strikes he in company with his
assistants were given a reception by
the people of Madison at which time
Mayor Keyes delivered the following
speech Of Welcome
''As chief executive of the city of
Madison, I welcome you home!" The
.Govenor was reminded that not long
since he left the capital city to render
important service to the great common
wealth, and its people had watched
with interest most effective mode of
dealing with ali armed mob which had
threatened peace and dignity. What
the people of this great state, and Of
the nation had witnessed will not be
forgotten so long as time shall last.
Ours was the first executive that had
inagurated a measure which proved ef-
fective. He had called noble band
around him, cheers, and knowing
his duty dared perform it The Gov
ernor certainly realized the fact that
the people had been watching him with
an earnest eye, and they had seen that
the mighty power Of the state had
been successfully maintained. The
thanks of the people had been shower
ed upon his head The breast of
every true American had been animat-
ed; but this feeling had not been
c-epfned to the native born. Nearly
| all of the foreign born had sent forth
praises. A confidence has been felt in
the power Of the state Offenders
against law and order will be dealt
| with by the strong arm Of the law. 1t
is understood by one and all that there
is in our country only one fag-the
stars and stripes. Grand cheering.
The red flag Of anarchy-the flag OF
blood-will never again float in our
midst !
The governor replied briefly, and to
the effect that he endeavored to do his
duty. upon being called on. He told
how promptly the various companies of
the National Guard of the state had re-
sponded to his call When he arrived
in Milwaukee and found three separate
mobs moving, he saw the necessity OF
taking prompt action. Cheers. ]
Words were Of no avail The troops
were ordered to keep the mobs at bay,
and every member Of the guard faith
fully performed his duty, ECheers. !
1t has been gratifying to the governor
that nothing of politics had been
heard in the troubles. It was not a
political matter, It was the bare
question, shall We be ruled by order or
by mobs? The leaders Of the mobs
had taken pains to keep themselves
out of harms way.
After thanking the assemblage for
the kind attention shown. the governor
retired, amid three rousing cheers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-05-20
Decoration Day.

This day will be observed in this
city under the auspices of the Wood
County Post g. A. R. Commander @,
J Jackson, hasmade ARA ngements to
hold the memorial services Sabbath
morning at the Opera Rink. Both
churches will be closed Sabbath morn
ing and a union service win be held
at the above place. Messrs. Judge
Webb and Attorney J ". Cochran
have been chosen as speakers for the
occasion, which is a guarantee that
the speeches will be excellent. Fine
music will be furnished By the
best talent in both cities and the ex-
ercises throughout will be of the
highest order. Further particulars
will be given in our next issue.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-05-20

A LAWYER OPINION OF INTER
EST TO ALL..-J. A. Tawney, Esq., a
leading attorney of Winona, Mimi,
writes : after using it for more than
three years, ] take great pleasure in
stating that [ regard Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, as the
best remedy in the world for Coughs
and Colds 1t has never failed to
cure the most severe colds [ have had,
and invariably relieves the pain in the
chest" Trial Bottles Of this cure for
all Throat and Lung Diseases may be
had Free at F. j. Wood & Co s Drug
Store. Large size, $1.00.
may10no1y1.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-05-20

Mr.. Jos. Whitney has decided to
furnish the hotels and meat markets
in CentraIa and Grand Rapids with
fresh fish every Wednesday and Satur-
days. To accomplish this he has
decided to make fat boat to help
contain the fish he may catch. He
completed such boat at Mr.. Lyons
shop last week and launched her to the
waters Monday Look for results.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-05-20

The distinguished crater and Queen
of the American Bar, Belva A. Lock
wood, the champion of Equal, Civil
and Political Rights, who was nomi-
mated for president in 1884, by the
believers in equal rights, will be in this
city Monday May Oath and deliver her
most popular lecture. Be sure that
you hear her.