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The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-22
Every Lady Her Own Dressmaker
AN ORDINANCE

To levy, collect and enforce payment of an
annual license tax upon all persons or bust
ness firms, and corporations pursuing any
trade, profession, vocation, calling, or busl-
ness, except those who are expressly except
ed Iv law from such license tax by articles
a06 and 207 of the Constitution of the State of
Louisiana. n
= I. Be it ordained by the Board of Fo-
lice of the Town of Opelousas, La, that there
ia hereby levied an annua license tax for the
calendar year 1889 Zone Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Eighty -ninel upon all PERSONS, asso-
Citations of persons or business nrms and cor
porations, pursuing any trade, profession, 70
cation, calling, or business, except those who
are expressly exempted from such license tax
by articles No. 206 and 207 of the Constitution
OF the State of Louisiana.
SEC, ii. Be it further ordained, that Oh the
ID tsecond) day of %Japuary, A.. ID. 1889,
teighteen hundred and eighty .ninel the Col
iector of the Board of Police of the Tow Of
Opelousas, La, shall begin to collect and
| shall collect as fast as possible from each OF
the persons or business firms, associations OF
| persons, and corporations, pursuing within
! the corporate imits of the town of Opeiousas
any trade. profession. vocation, calling or busi
ness. a license as hereinafter graduated
| All licences shall be due and collectibl
during the first Q ttwo) months of each yea
and all unpaid licenses shall become delln
duent on the LIST (irst) day of March OF tn
year 1889 Zone thousand eight hundred am
eighty-nine) and all persons, firms or corpora
lions who shall commence any business, pre-
f~ession, vocation. or calling upon which u |
eeuse tax is herein levied, after said time tt
wit: March LIST, 1889, shall become delinquen
unless the license is paid within ten day
thereafter.
SEC.II. That for every business Of seliin
at retail. whether as principal, agent on con
mission, or otherwise, the license shall
based aud graded ON the gross amount
sales as follows, to-wit
Glass |. When gross sales are one hnndre
and fifty thousand dollars or more and una
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RDE OF

The following terms of Court are hereby fix
ed for the year 1889, in and for the 18th Judicial
District, composed of st. Landry and Acacia.
FOR ST. LANDRY:
/. A civil term to begin Monday, January IA,
1889, and to end Saturday February 2, 1889.
2. A criminal term to begin Monday, March
IL, 1889, and 30 end Saturday. April q, 1889.
8. A civil term to begin Mon1ay, September
2, 1889, and to end Saturday, Sept. 81, 1889.
4. 4 criminal term to begin Monday, Novem-
Der 4, 1889, and to end Saturday, December Z,
1889.
/. A criminal term to begin Monday, Febru,
airy II, 1883 and to end Saturday, March 2, 1889
2. 4 civil term to begin Monday, May 6, 1889,
and to end Saturday, May II, 1889.
9. A criminal term to begin Monday, Oct. I,
1883, and to end Saturday, Oct. 10, 1889.
4. A civil term to begin Monday, Dec. 0, 1889
and to end Saturday, Dec. II, 1889.
The Clere of the Court viii enter this order
Landry and post one copy thereof at the Court
house door OF said parish, and cause the same
to be published in the st. Landry Democrat
He will also forward a certified copy to thu
| Clerk of Court for Acadia, who is hereby direct
| ed to record the same in the minutes of tina
| Court, to post q copy in the Court room and OF
the Courthouse door of that parish, and furthe.
to cause a copy of to be published in the Acadia
Sentinel.
Given in open Court at opelousas, this 26tl
E. r. LEWIS,
Nov 10 Judge OF the 18th Jud. Dist. La.
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
For. 1850.

Madam |! See what Is cents will do 1t will
bring you 4 sample copy If Godey's Lady's
Book. which will tell you how to get the Seal
skin Sacque, the Silk Dress, the Gold Watch
and Cottage Organ. and other valuables,
without a dollar.
YOUa Cannot Get a. BETTER
two dollars worth of Magazine than by sub
scribing to Cooley THE BEST FAMILY MA
| GazfNE in America.
Fo, 1889 it will contain Passions in Col
ors. Fashions in black aud white; latest from
Europe. Original Novelties in Needle Work
and Embroidery. Latest aud most popular
Music. Plans for the house you want tn build.
| DIRECTIONS for decorating your home. Cook
ery and household help, by Mrs. Chas. Hope,
teacher in several fashionable New York AGA
denies. and selected by the Board of Educa-
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how they treated the insane, Ella Rodmau
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Mrs Hiestand. Edgar Faweett, David Lowry,
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VIII snbscribes to Godey's Lady's Book. The
common which you will find ID each number
entities you to your own selection OF any GU
paper pattern illustrated in Godey's Lady's
Book. Send Is cents for Sample, which VII
lie allowed on your subscription when re
ceived. Your l5c. Sample Copy will contain
one of these coupons. The pattern show
you how to cut out the garment you want
That's all we can say in this space. For tn
rest see your sample number, for which SEM
l5e. ut once. Cooley is nnly $2.00 a year.
Address "GODEY'S LADY.S BOOK"
Philadelphia, Pa.
Inn Club with this paper, Go
deyss and The Courier Price -
} which should be senat TO the Ofzac'
!. of this Paper.
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colors tina, Il, qonize.

Somerville Journal.
Red and violet do no. eGord
we'll. ~
Orange and yellow accord
comparably better than red anu
orange. ,
Black never produces a bad
effect when it is associated with
two luminous colors.
Green and blue produce an
indifferent effect, but better
when the colors are deep.
Blue, when placed by the side
of orange, increases the latter's
intensity, and vice versa.
Green and violet, especially
when light, from combination
preferable to green and blue.
Red and blue accord passably,
especially if the red incllnes
rather TO IL scarlet than Il Grim
son.
When two colors accord badly
together it is always adyalIta-
geouS to separate them 10y
white.
While gray never actually
produces a bad effect in its us
ISOLATION with two luminous
colors, yet in most eases its as
sentiments are dull.
Red and yellow accord pretty
well, especially if the red be
purple red, rather than scarlet
and the yellow rather greenlsL
than orange.
Yellow and green form al
agreeable combination, The
arrangement of yelt~@ and blu
is more agreeable than that o
| the yellow and green, but |
!, less lively.
[ We learn that four meg witt
}two bears Gh8 have been show
Nag over the country for som
Sine, have now lit upon a bet
Stts plan and they and Bruin ar
bdSily engaged in carrying can
onIAne of the sugar plantation
bele1I town. Is not that
spleMhs3id opening for the South
Thtthey publican party makes tn
negtion mink he stands no show
ing 4 Gss, and if they will tax
them Sway our plantations ca
bring ag a supply of bruins { 9
monkiee, minus the tail, and ii
the plfAe of the negro, Blu
then oiol planters must hav
some assurance that their ne
hands wihrnot be bought out
applicantstf for civil rights.-At
beville Me idional.
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ESTRAYED.

ENROM near Port Barre, about one month
q ago, a good size Texas Horsa.sabont 3
years old, gentle under saddL9ssh6ay color,
branded on hip and on f,gsRsr Shoulder lac;
s IS snep OF % Dla To Be- az IN Il b nIosi Eec che. 4 < liz.
eral reward wiz bypaid for his delivery here,
or information aKat will lead to his recovery.
Oct. 20, '3s<1m Apply at this ONCE.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-22
Bucklel's Arnica salve

The best saive in the world for cuts,
bruises, soresa ulcers salt 'iir"m,
fever sores, litter. cl,apped hands,
chilblains, corlh. and all skin ernptions
and positivrlHocures piles, or no pay
required. 1t | guaranteed to give per
feet satisfactit !, OF money refunded
Price 25 centsI per box. For sale soy
T. E. Bailey.1
Tichenor's Antiseptic is no longer or
trial. It has proven its merits ana
stands to. day without all equal.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-22
MOUNT CARMEL CONVENT,
Washinuton dLa.
PHOTOGRAPHY

NOW is your chance to get good Photo
IN graphs at Miller's Gallery, Washington,
La, corner of Main and Moundville SITS. All.
sizes and styles of Photographs and Tintypes,
est style Of the art and satisfaction guarsn-
teed. nov lVH
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-22
SPECIAL vENHRE OF JURORS.
DRAWN FOR THE Last WEEK oF THE NEXT CIVIL
TERN OF THE DISTRICT COURT, BEGIN
MING ANUAR 2s, 1889.

MING JANUAKH e, 1889.
Auguste Donate, Monmouth
q Ozeme Cyprien, Opelousas
8 Leon Wolf, Washington
4 w r Wilson, Bellevue
S Hy o Tubsee. Chicot
6 Joachim Joubert, Opelousas
Angelas Say0ie, Faquetaique
8 Joseph Frilot, Plaisance
9 Henry Chachere, Cpelousas
10 Lsatie Dupre, near Opelousas
IL Oscar Dardeau, Vile Plate
10 Zepherin Bellon, Plaquemine Ridge
10 Jim Brown, Plalsance
II p SyIvestre Jr, Grand Prairie
10 N Lastrapes, 0pelousas.
Dec 1888
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two hundred thousand dollars, the license
shall be $4,000 tone hundred and fifty dol
lars). ,
Glass 3. When gross sales are one hundred
thousand dollars or more and under one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars, the license
shall be 800. 90 Tone hundred dollars).
Glass 3. When gross sales are seyenty-hVe
Sthousand dollars or more and under one hun
he'd thousand dollars, the license shall be
4 aa (seventy-five d~ollars1.
u ~. When gross sales are fifty thous-
andy LIS or more and under seventy.iv
tbousanA (AIars, the license shall be $4,000
fifty dollar.
Glass 5. W. Toss sales are forty thous,,
and dollars. or land under fifty thousand
dollars, the licelwAbe $4o.o9 forty
dolIars). |
,n Gla aoi, 8: W shs Gt ssi1sy d shS q
the license shall be S., " dollars).
thousand dollars or mI Nthlrty
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tonal Qualification

aaIer of Republican pa
!. y VOL the adoptiQR efS-an
~ '.ational republication for the
!, #laca franchise in the South,
4oll esclIs s;st that it is the best and
y ~ Way of dealing with the
s ouestion-a troublesome
Bsgf9 ,bar admit, and for which
difficult H to suggest a RENE
aare. for instance, is what
!. Louis Globe-D Democrat
= say on this subject:
.s,cation and a reformed
ny coupled with a moderate
,. MAJ Of wisdom and tact by
Republicans and Demo-
y viii solve the negro pro-
l1 s,9' without the application of
p . Of the drastic remedies
j i franks and social quacks
pse. In this work the Re-
i eans can very proftably
the initiative. Let Repub-
Or statesmen and Republican
sSers throughout the
ID use all their influence
q lie the negroes to drop
4eiudices as they still may
I asn favor of the Republican
Is, blot out all memories of
e,,,ss past, and vote according to
y. ns,r convictions on the issues
4 To-day. If "a fair amount of
tolerance and discretion is shown
h the Southern Democrats in
Ne meantime, education, bal
If reform and time will solve
the negro problem sensibly, ma
turally and effectually.
The educational qualification
VISITS in Massachusetts and
Phode Island, is constitutional,
1no objections can be raised
Ast it. Under these cir
1ances, it is highly proba-
lat twill be tried in some
Southern States indeed.
TO that effect b now be-
NE South Carolina Legis.
with every chance OF
ng.
should such a qualification be
adopted it will, of course, be :
fed duty of every State te
it's youths, a common
u education and an oppor
n to learn to read and write
bnot, with any idea of jus
sdeny it's voters a chance 0
cation, and then punish then
Observation-Disclosures because
are illiterate, when its owl
Act is responsible for thei
hey
has Been noticed in severa
9 aern papers that an educa
qualification would be
incentive to the negroe
arm to read and write ; am
many would learn, simpl.,
cure the franchise.
he suggestion of an educa
al qualification for votin,
pc first from the Norther
-nblican press, and is sti
.nly discussed in it. Tn
@lthern journals have, as ye'
little to say on the subject
Fit is only in South CAROLYN
lat the idea has been seriOusl
cussed and practically pre-
ed.
The Baltimore Manufactures
sscord shows that within I'll
month Northern capitals
Ve invested 81, $4,000 in Al
.s IA, Tennessee, North Car
], Florida and Texas. Il
ring to these figures, Il
ashington Post says; I'll
only i part. too, Of what
Ding o ii in the South, and on
Ior a month past, And the bH.
of it is the result of northe
Interference. There is none
ii the north-barrels Of it-al
il moves toward the South
more reputable channels en-
olitics, and the more OF It th
goes7down there the Aore clos
ii will the North be allied to-
South. for where a ma
easnre is there is his hei
siso.n
President Cleveland's lead
The popular vote OF the co'aila
seems to be about 1OO,OOO. II
is unprecedented for q defel1
candidate II shows that Wn
the Republican corruption 10
was distributed effectively
~--
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l.. Davenport,
SHOEMAKER and BARBER,

Shop on Landry street, corner second block
from railroad, Opelousas. Shaving and hair
cutting. Boots and shoes made to order. Re-
pair work promptly done. novl7-5m
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-22

The charitable and religious
organization of the Kings
Daughters, which started only
d year Or SO ago, now numbers
over $4,000.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-22

lie Spanish Mission, TO which
Perry Belmont has recently been
appointed. pays $4,000 q year
There are only four Missions
that have d greater salary at
tached-Great Britain, Ger
many, France and Russia, Wnicn
pay SIT, 900 each.
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President Cleveland's lead I'D
the popular vote of the country
seems to be about 100000. This
Is unprecedented for a defeated
candidate 1T shows that while
the Republican corruption fund
was distributed effectively N
Just those States which were re-
CURED to give Harrison g ma
iority iii the electoral college
4et the country as a whole ia
ared President Cleveland
artford Times, Dem.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-22

Monroe Bulletin: In New Or
leans a new theatre, two and 9
half stories In heighth, and l4s
feet long By 80 feet wide, Is be-
ing constructed. the seating ca
pacity Of which will be 2,5Oo
and The entire cost. including
furnishing and scenery, Y motto
coed $4,000. 1t is to %
own as Che Peoples Theatre
will be located on Magazins
at.
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thousand dollars or IN
thousand dollars, the |
twenty-five dollars).
Glass 8. When gross {
and dollars or more a
thousand dollars, the i
| twenty dollars1.
Glass 8. When gross
and dollars or moro
| thousand dollars. the |
Fifteen dollars).
Glass 10. When gross
,aan thnnsaud dollars.
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The New York World says :
"But though the right thing
was done at the wrong time,
the issue remains. The condi-
ton still eonfronts us. The
surplus last year was s1l9,Ooo,-
900. The surplus for the cur
rent year is estimated at $1O4.-
1000. The n~ecessaries of life
are still enhanced in price to
the people, and the essentials Of
manufacturers are increased in
cost by a prolonged war tariff
And President Cleveland has
done well in again plainly de
fning and stontly defending the
Democratic principle on thu
only question of vital impor
lance upon which the two par
ties are clearly divided"
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-22

H&&&#HMs3EA 9N%@a5
The Boston Herald, indepen-
dent, says: 1T is safe to say
that this is the first time in the
history of the country when u
was announced on the part OF
q political party that they pro-
posed to unseat thirteen mem
bers of the opposition before in
curry had been made into the
merits OF the eases. L Is about
d safe TO preeiet that this pro
gramme will not be carried out
Thad Stevens himself. even with
his famous formuh for opera
ting, would hardly have been
EQUAL to this wholesale work.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-16

4 Herelne's Battle.

This from Neilsville, Tenn. shows that
there are occasion when Young lady school
teachers may do heroic work outside of =
Dakota snow storm. Miss MOllie Green
ID the heroine OF a thrilling scene in Perry
county. Tenn. Miss Mollie is An attrac-
tive young lady Of eighteen, who teaches
school on Cypress creek. The father,
Robert Green, lives ACROSS the Tennessee
river in Hickman county. The little log
house was quiet, and the children busy
with their lessons, when . shaggy dog
foaming at the mouth, Shaping aud biting,
dashed in at the door, and made far m Of
the children. The brave little woman
thought only Of the children in her care.
and sprang between them and the intruder,
telling them it was a mad dog. She kicked
1t it, her skirts protecting her. and by the
aid Of q heavy rule kept il ut bay until all
the children had fed. The Infatuated ami
NAL repeatedly sprang at her throat, but
she was agile and resolutely held her
ground. When al the little ones had gone
she desperately fought az the dog until
she reached the door which she pulled to
after her, and fell f~ainting outside. The
children in the meantime ran to the nearest
house, an eighth Of . mile distant, and
gave the alarm. Two men soon came and
Killed the dog, which had been terrprixing
the neighborhoOd for two days. The CRATE
!ul parents Of the children took up . SUBJ
scription and gave the younP lsdya saddle
horse. Her clothes were literally torn to
ribbons during her severe encOunter,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-16

Fashion is constantly adding new fea-
lures to dancing. A cotillion figure re-
Gently introduced Is what is called the race
course. Several hurdles are set up, and
the ladies stand at an umpire's box and
hold paper covered hoops, through which
the racers jump. The man who wins,
dances with any lady WHOM he may select.
This j. quite picturesque, and il will,
doubtless, prove very exciting. And yet
fashion would do we'll to ease upa little on
its love for novelty. Dancing Il q delight
ful pastime, and i is only injurious when
it is abused, but il is a very evident fact
that the men are gradually losing their
liking for it, and this almost entirely due
to the Introduction af foolish figures and
complicated arrangements that are AZ Ia
tigueing as a go-as-you-please race. The
average man does not care to be ridiculous,
even II it does afford amusement to the
fair ladies, and i is natural hat he should
be willing to leave the new figures to dudes
who have nothing else TO do except to dress
and dance.--Ralim0re American.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-16

u Q terror to tiInid voyagers, scarcely less on
account Of the psrils OF the deep than the al
most certainty Of sea sickness. The best curA-
tive Of mai de mer Is Hostettsrs Stomach Bit
ters, which settles the stomach at once and
tourists, whether by sss or land. it presents .
happy medium between the nauseous or in
sffectual resources Of the medicine chest, and
the prOblematical benent derivable from ~
unmedicated alcoholic stimulant, no matter
how pure. The jarring Of . railroad car often
produces stoSn achic disorders akin to that
caused by the rolling Of . ship. For this the
Bitters 10 . prompt and certain remedy. The
use OF bracktsh water. particularly ON long
voyages in the tropics. inevitably breeds dis
orders Of the stom ech and bowels. Hostetter q
Stomach Bittsrs mixed with impure water
nulli6ss it, impurities. Similarly it counter
acts malarial and other prsjudicial influences
Of climate or atmosphere, - well ~ the effects
complaints, rheumatism and debility.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-16
ATsxAs q ~ giving . man t~wsnty-fouF
hours to leave tqwp.

WELLS INVISIBLE VELVET CREAM.
magic complexion bsaptstsr for face, neck
ana arms. Elegant for dressing and whitening
The skin. UnTivaisd fog thsatsv. receptions,
bal1s. parties, etc. Upeaualed fer delicate
Snish. Harmlses dses not roushsn, draw.
wlShsF. nor In any Why iHjnrs the most dslica.s
a. sensitive skin superior " my powdsr.
1890 q liquid fce tonlns down rcd q aushsd
SsaSseeSsss aailpV Ill, alIbSsmlsAss nd In:
Ssssy0seis peSlssA 10y Ksvsssss peepsaa
~ yspssr ON. NJ. U.a.A
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-16
Corean anA Chinese.

The features Of these Corean mobiles,
says Frank q. Carpenter in a letter from
Washington to the NeN York World, are
not SO refined or cultured a. those Of the
Chinese, and indeed the Chinese legation
At Washington il made up Of moro than
average intellectual and social attainments.
The Coreans look like q lower race, though
they claim to be . more progressive one,
and they are apparently plebians beside
their Celestial brothers.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-16

While residing at Constantinople, Con-
gresham Sunset" Cox was confirmed in
the opinion that our national flag was sug-
gested by the coat Of arms Of the Washing
ton family. The chaplain Of the British
legation at the capital Of Turkey bears the
name Of George Washington. He is in a
direct line from the De W~essyntons Of the
time of the Norman conquest in England.
1t was the same family, though not in a
direct line, that George Washington of
America was a descendant. Rev. George
Washington of Constantinople, in a note
to Mrs. Cox, says: Il have always heard
that the story | mentioned to yon was cor
rect, viz: That casting about for a flag
when independence had been declared, the
Americans thought they could moi do bet
ter than to take the generals family quar-
terings as a foundation. Hence, the STARS
and stripes The quarterings referred to
are a shield, with three stars at the top and
stripes below. running across the shield.
Above the shield are the head and wings
Of an eagle, rising from q crown, and be-
low it the motto, in cruce gloriar.' Be-
low all is the name, George Washington.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-16
Il AN weary OF iivinn, moaped poor Mrs. Black
For TN fairly worn out with the ache in my

u Az W1Afy OF NVlu"t MU1W6u pOOT NirB. bI6Ckt
For TN fairly worn out with the ache in my
back;
Ny nerves are . chain
OF weakness and pan,
And my poor head 10 aching ~ II it would
Nov. ss aont be di.coSs.s.d.' cried good Mr..
White,
1T 10 mover 10 dark but there's promise Of light
can tell you, in brief,
What will give you relief
Piercs's Favorite Prescription will soon set you
right"
II 10 the only remedy for womsn's peculiar
weaknesses and ailments, sold by druggists,
under . positive guarantee from the manu-
faclurers, that 1t will give satisfaction in every
case, or money will be REFUNDED. Sec guar
antee ON bottle-wrappeE Large bottles 100
dOees) o.: six for 1G
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-16

Nj. Mould Tin book storsl--I want You
10 get M up an appropriate motto to hang
In my undertaking establishment.
Dealer How would Honesty n the
best policy" doy
III. NOnld-That's too much Of chest
nut.
dealer (contsmplative 'yEH'm, how does
II LIE worth liyfney~ strike yopl
II, Meata-0ood, that's ~ ~ tAing!
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-16
~

Mistress--why. Bridget, I thought you
said yon were going toa ball tonight!
Bridget-So / did. mum.
"Weil. what brings you home SO early!
Il was insulted by a young man as they
calls Sullivan
"What did he say to you!
AHe Just came tripping up to me with
all the cheek you ever see, and says he.
Miss Mahoney, l am afeerd your pro-
Crane is too full / says to him, as !
hadn't had a bite to ate since dinner and
me programme was not full, SO gave hin
a great back handler on the COB and come
home. ure."--I 'eras Siffiags.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-16
Don't You Know

Don't Won know that it may lead to consump-
ton. to insanity. to dSathf Don't you know
that it can be easily cured. Don't you know
that while the thousand and one nostrums you
have triel have utterly failed that DR.. S,ge's
Catarrh Remedy 10 q certain cure! " has stood
the test Of years, and there are hundreds OF
Thousands OF grateful men and women IN all
parts of the country who can testify to it,
efficacy. All druggists.