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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02

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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
no Whist Players.

He SPIRIT OF THE SOUTH published
ny New orleans. La, announces that III
ABOUT three weeks IL will establish i.
Whist Department under the editor
snip OF n. b. TIist. Esq, the originator
of the "American Leads" aud the high
est authority on the game In the United
states. If not in the world. Mr.. Trist
will begin at the beginning and explain
the game In its elementary principles,
gradually increasing the scupe Of hi.
iess"ns until they embrace the hole
subject OF the science of whist His az
tlcles Will be deliberately illustrated by
means OF card type, showing all the
hands arnnnd the board and how TO play
each III their turn. Mr.. Ttist will also
cosduce correspondence column in
which he will answer questions rs to
kn"tfy points In the game, occurring IN
actual play.
The best way to profit by thcse les
s"ns VIII I've by fo,mrny clubs of four
and discussing the points of each les
son and putting them into immediate
practice, but She system of instruction
will 6e so easy and simple aud 80 thor
ouKhly illustrated that any one cau learn
1t without any other assistance.
Whist is the most fascinating and sci
cnt!ilc ot sli games OF cards. aud in fact
q knowledge ct the game IL aimOsC Z
badge on Eentlilty among card players.
IL Is the favOlite game with the English
clergy, and IL is universally popular
among ladies, albeit Il cynical writer haE
observed that no woman can learn to
play whist. because it re Qulres the fa-
Guilty OF silence. IL the large cities
teachers ct whist are in great demand
and earn Large incomes.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
st. gaudrly 1eiuutrai
l>PtIOUSAS .:
RutldOZins.

Notwithstanding the warning of the
conservative people and press of the
State: in face of the fact that no mob,
at no time, no matter how just lie cause
OF their first organization and action
might seem, ever operated but what
they finally descended to acts no worse
than those in Lafayette parish that have
outra ged our civilization, there were a
certain class of papers, and II certain
class OF people, either oueniy defend
ing the conduct of the Regulators or
seeking excuses III paliation of uffenses
committed ny them.
All this. and more, is. and was mere
stuff This cry of negro dnminlfinn de-
celves no one. 1t is either political clap
trap or worse. No negro ar set of ne
grnss will ever dominate the white in
felligtnce of the South, and We do not
believe the negro ever intends to put
the matter to trial. If he does, he, ~
well as those wt0 imagine they see IL
Grace war" in every drunken hrawl At
cross road groceries thrnughnnt the
South. will fad that that same intelli-
Rence and manhood Will right itself
will assert its domination; will show
the world its right tn rule. and that, too,
without masking themselves at bigf and
ralding negro uabins, whipping negro
men and women, aud numbering negro
girls.
For months past, n portion, and we
are sorry to say, d large portion of the
press of this and other Southern States,
has teened with accounts of race con-
hcts, aud where none had occurred,
some nf the leading Journals, notably
the Birmingham (AIa.) Age, mnnufac-
tured Il blODdy race war III Its office, and
put it down to Blhb county, Ala. This
has had it's effect, which was, perhaps,
intended by its promoters it has rem
dered the public mind feveristl and rest
less. The prejudice joined with the
naturally vicious of our race, talk blood
and war, while the conservative citizen
ia alarmed and appreheusive. The pen-
pie who are interested in the material
atatus Of this State; those who own its
soil, its buildings; its farmers, bakers.
merchants, lawyers, physicians, me
chanics aud business men, are asking
each other, where is this going to end 7
Ia our business aud nui property to he
destroyed under tile hue and cry of race
war and negro rule. which exists only
i'm the brain nf wild political fanatics,
or wurst., political demagnguts
Are we fO he hankrnpttd ia fortune
by men whose only. interest in the cn,ln-
try is such as can be snbservesl by tnr
mol. aud whose only capital is invested
in a Winchester rifle
Does white christian civilizations; does
angEo-Sax"n manhood demand i1s rs
eeitiOn through and by cowarnly, mask |
ed, night -ridiug cut thrnats7
All these aud many more are the one
rirs that the really civilized ana en-
iightened Anglo Saxon is prepuunding |
one to another.
And mark orr warning. They will |
have an ansu or some day not from the
negro, whom they tio not fear, but from |
this same class nf men who have, with |
out authority, assumed tai redress giiev-
ances they do not understand, and have
disgraceti that civilization "f whir', they
are the mere fIiuge.-l Democratic Re
4ip,B
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
Good Advice in a Nutshell.

There are four organs III the human body
which are vital Ill taeir functions and delicate
tn tuelr structure. and which give US an iili-
niriise amount or trouble. These are tue Ii cart,
Stomach, Kidneys and Liver. Ii they give us
trutipie 1t Is BECAUSE We neglect or abuse them,
aud uI COURSE we must take the cutiseque Hces
4 tie diseases OF these organs are very nuuier-
GUS and often dangerous. Luckily We now have
q l.. NEEDY winch has proved just the thlhs Tor
this class OF diseases. LII il re ru-na, purely
Eeget bie compound that strikes rIght at the
Foot of the whole trouU.e. This preparation
was used by Dr. Hartman most successfully III
his general practice tor Yeas before II Was
placed before the general public; aud 1t was
its remarkable success III ilis i.ris ale practct.
that led him to place 1t before the pubic Tor
tns benefit OF mankind ever WIere. AS u 10
ME IL Is nnexce.leu, building up the sssten
weakened by CONSTANT toll. either mental or
physical. AS remedy for t.ung Troubles such
as Consumption, IL has accom- piisiied wonders.
Its action the Kidneys ID nlitd and Receive
His ase will keep tas bloDd pure. Regulate the
bowels, IT nrctssai v, with Man-a-ltn. Price vi
Per bottle; fors5 For sale ny 4. b. bailey.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
Physicians Confess.

All honest, conscientious phyaicians who
give b. d. B. botanic Blood Balm trial
frankly admit Its superiority over tH othe,
bleed medicines
DR.. w. j. Adair, Roekmart, Co., writes: 81
regard b B. B. as one of the best blood nedi
cjnea.v
DR.. A. Fl. Roscoe. Nashville, Tenn, writes:
"a IL reports of B. 3. b. are favorable, and It's
speedy action Is truly wonderful.
DR.. ). w. Rhodes, Charlottesville, Ga, writes:
II confess b.. B. B. is the hest and quickest
medicine for rheumatism have ever tried
DR.. =. j. Farmer, Charlottesville, Ga, writes:
4 cheerfnliy recommend B.. B. b. IS fine to.
mic Alternative. Its use cured an excreeccnce of
the neck after other remedies effected no per
ceptible' good
DR.. G. II. Montgomery. Jacksonville, Ala,
writes: "My mother insisted on my getting E.
b. B. for her rheumatism. az her case stub
bornly resisted the usual remedies. She e.
perienced immediate relief and her improve
menr has heen truly wonderful
A prominent physician rho wishes his name
not given. says: A pa lent Of mIne whose
case Of tertiary syphilis was surely killing him.
and which no treatment seemed to check, was
entirely Cured with about twelve bottles of b.
B. B. He was fairly made up Of skin and homes
and terrible ulcers" octa1
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02

The following remarkable story re.
Gently appeared in an Arkansas paper i,
Zone of our exchanges has published,
ae A cnriolis fact, a statement to the ef.
feet that horse in Iowa pnlled the
plug ont of the hung hole of barrel.
for the purpose Of shaking his thirst on
very hot day during The recent drouti.."
The editor of the Arkansas paper thus
soliloqnizrd. and penned these thoughts:
'.We do not see anything very extranr-
binary in this occurrence but If the
hnrse had pulled the barrel out of the
lrnrg and siakrd his thirst will: the
plug; or if the barrel had pulled the
bnng hole ont of the plug and sakpd
his thirst with the horse or it the plug
had pulled the horse out of the bung
i,nle and pulled the thirst with the
Stake or il the ping had bunged the
barse in the hung hole and slaked his
thirst with the barrel; or it the bnpg
bad pulled itself with the slake and
horsed the barrel with tile hung hole:
or ii the horse had bnnged his thirst
will, the slake and hold the bnng with
the plug Of the barrel; or ii he had
hangad the horse in the barrel with the
hung of the slake and plugged the hole
ut the bungled hung hole. why, then il
might be worth while to fuss about it.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
Weather Crop Bulletin.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY., &C.
TOBER &c. 1859.

Excepting a sprinkle of rain at 4 few
stations 30 of au inch at Houma on the
18th inst, and a like amuuut at New
Orleans on the goth, no ram fell in
LnulslaEa during the paat seven DAYS,
The weather was decidedly warmer
than usual, and much more sunshiny,
tsie excess of temporal being nearIy
five degrees daily. The audden fall in
the temperature iast night and an anti
cipated fail of several degrees more to-
night, will reduce the temperature suf-
ticltntly to have fyost in the interior of
the State.
The conditions during the past seven
days were favorable alone to the hsr-
vrst'ng aud furnishing of rice and cot
ton picking. The cotton ls reported
tG'out three foulths housed in the ma
jointly of the northern parishes and il
generally OF superior quality.
Favorable repnIts aTe received from
the rice region as regards the harvest
ing, and that the crop is nearly all gath
cred.
Ia the northern portion OF the sugar
re&ian the cane planters are reported as
actively preparing to take of their
crops. In lbervile, that grinding is al
most general with satisfactory results;
10 ST. Landry the cane il ripeuinR fast,
~ very sweet but not very Juicy; in
Iberia. that grinding will commence
generally on the s8sh; in St. John the
Baptist, that Withdrawing eeed cane is
completed, and that grinding is pro-
gressing-very few houses now inactive;
III Terieionn-, that planters report cane
gerry Juicy, and that about half the sn-
gar houses will begin work this or next
week.
The continued ahsence of rainfall I,aa
had a disastrous effect on fall gardens,
and from all sections Of the State re-
ports are received that water for drink
There has been no general rainfall in
South Louisiana since Sept. 25sI,, and
hut a few local showers have fallen in
North Louisiana since the first Ten days
of September.
RE. KERKAM,
Signal Corps Director.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
Another Fraud Exposed.
Baton Rouge Advocate.


The last issue OF the Donaldsonville
Chief contains IL tuli and thorough eX-
position OF a great fraud that has beef,
Causing Il seiisattou lii that section uf
the state. Albeit Slmuneaux, aged z
years, has been figuring lu dispatches
us beIng u marvel Ut a doctor, Curing
all diseases aud working miracles Oh
the sick and afflicted. 41uy persons
were tuutinii enough To- ptaco faith Ill
the absurd stories Ws4lcn were belDg
CIRCULATED, but the Chief nips the whole
thiug In the bud. Alter citing numbers
OF cases where the fraud VAS made
clear, the CAiet closes as follows:
THIS list OF failures might be pro-
longed ludeflnlteiy, but ws think
enough has been Said To convince any
reasoua utc aud uun-sdperstitious pei
son ll.ab the buy possesses 10 such
wonderful power as Is claimed fui
him. AS previously stated III the Chief,
it Id not lmprubaUio that III sOtne i'll
stances patients have been relieved or
CURED, eitiiei through natural catises or
the effect ct the liiinagtuatiul, and We
unde. stand the boy 9 nOtsiers who IL AL
Intelligent and accomplished lady, has
written testimonials from several per-
suns who hs.irte themselves to lave
Oceu DeH6utSu NY hls tISdAuSul. ~
does not c0ucecu Us haN mdny PATIENTS
the boy secures, or how much money
his sponsors are enabled to uiake out ut
Ills protested ability to eradicate dis
ease We are not sorry TO SEES SD MANY
strangers attracted to our town, and We
trust the exercise of the trip, the salu
brity of our glorious c!itnate aud the
good tare afforded by our hotels not to
little SiMuneau's saiiva-Wili
give many of them relief frotn their
bulily ills, but We are not willing that
gross petversI0ua ut t,ct should be
scattered abroad without contradiction
or that the Chief should by its silence
be considered i'll coiiusiou with an at
tempt to mislead anu deceive the public.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02

A physician, in conversation with a
reporter, made this statement "Wiiti,
! have y patient ho is sntjrct to cramp
always advise him to provide himself
with thong cord. a long gaster will
do If nothing else il handy. When the
cramp comes take the cord, wind it
around the leg over tire place that IL
cramptd, aud take an end in each hand
and give it sharp pull. one that will
hurt little. Instant, tie cramp Will
cease, ana the sufferer can go to bed AS
surpd that it will not come on agalt,
that night" This is an effective RENEE
dy i,e assured the r+porter, "and if cat
riei ont by TIN. afflicted persons many
dollars can be saved 10 physicians fees"
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
EupepsY.

This is what yon ought to have, ii, fact,
Ynn must have it, To fully enjoy life.
Thousands are searching for it daily, and
mourning because they finditnaa Thou-
cards upon thousands of dDllars are
spent annually by our peapir in the hope
thar they may attain this boon. And vet
1t may hp had hy all. We guarantee thai
Electric Bitfers, it used according to eii-
rrctians aud the nse persisted in, will
bring ynn Coed Digestion and Dust the
slt.innn Dyspepsia and install instead
Enpspsy. We recommend Electric Bit
tiers for Dyspepsia and all diseases Of
Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sald at
Soc and OIL 90 per bottle by f, r, Bailey
Druggist
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
A Scrap of PAPER Saves Fer r;

A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life.
1t was just an ordinary scrap of wrap
ping paper, but it saved her life. She
was 10 the last stages of consumption.
told by physicians that she was incur
able and could live only a short time !;
she weighed less than seventy pounds.
On piece OF wrapping paper she read
ut DR.. Kings New Discovery, and got a
sample bottle; it helped her, she bought
= large bottle, it helped her more,
bought another and grew better fast,
continued ita use and il now strong.
healthy. rosy, plump, weighing 14O
pounds. For fuller particulars a"nd
stamp to w. H. Cole, Druggist. Fort
Smith. Trial Bottles of this wonderfut
Discovery Free at F. E. Bailey's Drug
Store.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
Transfers Of Property.
Furnished by Q. e. TERWILJIGER
FOR WEEK ENDING OCT. &c, 1889.

-sEs
Henry =. Garland to Quitman B.
Ronik, OFT. 2l>f-35 70 100 arpenss OH
Bi'"n C"nr,ahleau, 1887 30. payable in
|. 2, 3 4. 5. 6, 7. s, 0, and 10 years.
r. Same To Samuel Hancilet, Oct. Dist
II "a 100 arpent> on Bayou Conrta !,iean,
Sl25 40, payable 10 l, 2, 3, 4, 5, s, z, 8,
ahd 10 ytals.
Clarence Hetherwick to Laita Franch.
bnls, Albert Savnie and Marcelus Sa-
vn'e. Oct. % l-G5 acres in Bellevue.
Cd. 90 a'!ents Ut wood land in Belle
we, $1,000 'a-~ii: 1910 cash, balance
Jan. Ii. 1891. 1893 aud 1899.
John n. Dn,man to Enz"be Laflaur.
Oct. % 40 arpents on Bayou Croco-
ollie with improvements, $500 cash.
S w. La. Land Co. to Andre Miller.
Oct. 23!-56 arp-nts IN Prairie Fauue-
,alanr, 1926 t"-wit: SIS cash, baiuuce,
in one aud Two years.
Felix Soileau TO Emile Soileau, Oct.
23d-S0 arW.nts ia Grand Prairie with
improvements, $3.50 cash.
Edward A. B-auciamp to Theodore
Cliachere, Oct. 24tll-retrocession, ~ ar
pents in Bellevue with improvements,
cancellation Of note, 1896.
Virginia Barker, wife Of Jack Sat.
terry. Oct. 25,h-property in Washing.
ton, SIS cash.
The.phile 5. Fnntenot to A. Fonte.
not, Oct. 26th-50 arptnts in Anse aux
Pailles with improvements, also 5 as
penis of wood land, 1888 IS.
Phelogone Smith, wife of Gabriel
N.rant, to Louis p. Lnuaillier, Oct.
90 hone arpent near Opelousss with
S125 cash.
MORTGAGES RECORDED.
Joseph Pasquier To Estate of Laurent
October Observation-Disclosures
bond.
Same to Estate Of Cynthia Codding-
ton. Oct 21sf-E1ecutor's bond.
VIM. T. iebert to Henry L. Garland,
Oct. % .-R-inscription of special mort
gage and vendors privilege on lot 4,
See. 90. T. 8 south. r. Q east, a131. 80,
payable in 1 9 aud wears.
Joseph c. Gibbs to Geo. W. Morairty.
Oct. 23i-Sprcial mortgage on lot and
improvements in Opelousaa, $40, pay
able in one year.
David Sittig to Homestead, Oct. 2sd
of north east / and south I ut
north west / Of Sec. 30, T. 6 south, K, /
east, 1853 80 100 acres.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
Buclxlen's AYnica salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt RIenm, Fe-
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Handle, Chill
blaIns, Germs, and NIL Skin Ernpti0ns,
and pasitively clres Piles, or no pay re-
qired. II II guaranteed to give perfect
ar money refunded. Price
p cents per box. For sale by f. e, Bal
lev, 81 3D. - y
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
THy i HE ODEI.L e.
d HPE WRITE Ia

NfE will buy the OOELL TYPEWRITER.
W ~ Nnrlauted IL 40 5000 wotk 10 ally
sluo lIAeliIl.c.
It combines SIMPLTfITY with DURAEIl-
II f-SFEEh, EASE OF pPEkATIUh-Hpsrs
longer without ct'si OF repairs than any ether
machine, hiss no ink ribbon 10 bother the ops
rdtnr. II IS neat, sithslai tlul. nickel plated
perfect, and adapted to all kinds ct f. pe writing
Like printing press, Il Produces Sharp, CleaH.
l-rSi6ie Manilscrint. Two II ten copies can he
made Mt ono writing. Editors. lawJ era, Esinis-
Eers, haEkrrh, merchants. marNfactu ers, busig
meas men, &c, cannot make better investmi Mt
for si5. Any Intelligent person III week can
become GOOD OPERATOR, or At RAPID ONE ia
TIVE rnfitna.
$1,000 offered any operator who can do hes.
ter "o!K With Tyre Writer fhan that PIE
dncet by the ODEIss IS Reliable Agents
ana Statesmen Niiuittc Special iudnct IuentS 10
Dealers: For Pamphlet, giving endorsements.
&c, i,dtlr. IS the
ODELL TYPE WRTTFR CO.,
Aug 10 The R0UKERY, Chicago, Ills.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
sa.5O for $500.

All new subscribers paying $500, and
all deiinqnents settling up arreages and
paying one year in advance. will be fur
nisl,ed with the three papers named
above for one year. q
This offer will hold good until JAN.
1st, 1890.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02

Sims Miibrook, Mary F. Hnclaha.
Henry Simms, E;lSaheti Ciienier.
Ira l.. Fish, Jcruna Welsh.
Jules Taylor, Clarisse Richard.
Alcee Vi'isine. Olivia Grange.
MARYLAND Heath, Mary Davis.
Armnnd Sav"ie, Eiiz. Junhrrt.
Willis n. RDzaz, Martha Niece.
JOS. Leblanc, Matilda Hardy.
Jos. A. Sicily. Marie G Hargroder.
Lenlre Marks, Emily Mistriz.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
NeaXrnl0ic Persons

And those troubled with nervousness resulting
from care or oyerwork will be relieved by taking
Brof0ss's Isoas Bitters, Genuine
has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
TULANE UNIVERSITY 1! LOUISIANA
Vim. Preston Johnston, IL. D.,
President.

tbs nax. AuGoal sessiou OF Il Oh Seho,l. Col
fege and Of the II Sophie Ssrt0nb Memorial
Cnllege for young women, viii begin Tuesday,
October lat. Entrance examlRattuc ol Non
.uHy, September 3Gt',,
High school CoHrss yeerA. CS.iegc Course
& years. All departments supplied with laho-
.stories and other aids to pracf;7sl Instruction.
The Manual Training department i. well sul
Piled with apparstus for wood working, black.
smithing, forging, brazins and soldering aud
machine construction.
Parallel College Course. lead 10 th8 degree o.
Bachelor of Aria or Bachelor Of Science. There
is practical course in E!setrioa! Eng neeriBK
ard complete plant Of slo Edison system for
Instruction.
The n. Sophie NeweoEuh Memorial Collage
{. II Young women Offers full! course III science
Il! I'd letters.
Special cour ses In ART and Literature. There
il Aa Acadenicai Department. which prspares
saldents for tbs College. Colleges ceurss, 500
We annum. Preparatory course CT two yexrs,
% per annum.
The Law Department opens November 18th,
Fl. G. Miller, Dean. Medical department opens
ORt"ber list, Stanford f.. ChnlllA, N. D., Dean.
Nor general catalogues. address
WA. 0. Rogers,
Secretary 0: the Tulane University,
Aug 5'on New Orleans, La
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
SEALS AND RUBBER
STAMPS, Of all kinds.

N0TARIAL SEALS, Stencils, Badges and Rubber
~ Stamps OF every description furnished at
low figures. Sec catalogue ut this office or an
ps2 V ND Il. sANR0zs oPslaasas, IL.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
Marriage Licenses.

Tho following marriage licenses hare
been issued by the CLERK Of Court. for
the reek ending October 26, 1855:
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
WANTED.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

hereby give notice to all persons concerned
that the roll OF 1889 has been delivered To me,
and that an, prepared TO collect all State,
Parish. Corporation. Criminal. LeYee and Poll
Taxes for the year 1883.
Persons owing taxes on inovabies only, will
become deiinqnents ON and after October lat,
1850. and persona owning real estate will be.
come delinquenT8 unless the taxes ON same are
paid prior to January lst. 1890.
Come and pay your taxes In time and spare
me the unpleasant duty of adding eosts there
to. 7. s. FONTENOT,
Sheriff and x-Officio Tax-,'ollector,
oct i2-ff Parish OF st. Landry.