The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-11-30
EteHaR . OF Interest.


Alexandria organized IA Building and Loan
Association last Tuesday night, with Il capital
of $2j0,0O0
Gov. Nichols has offered a reward of 500
for the arrest OF the parties who gave warning
to the Jews nt Delhi. La to leave the country
ST Martin Messenger The bayou is Still
very low and it is ONLY with great difficult Y
that light fiat boats can reach Breaux Bridge.
A fire in Lyuu, Mass. destroyed ten million
doaiS worth oi property on the 10Th. a
square mile i'll the centre of the city was de
vaetatrd.
Unless lnore care is given to the hair, the
coming man ia liable to be hairless animal ;
hence, to prevent the hair from falling use
Halls Hair Reviewer.
Archbishop Jausstns has returned from
Rome and on last Sunday thanksg wing servi
ces were held at the st. Louis Cathedral, in
New Orleans TO welcome him home.
Lake Charles Commercial, %: The First Ma
tionai Bank of Lake Charles WAS opened tst
week for business ami has already been Ia
vortd with very liberal patronage, assuring
its success.
EX President Cleveland attracted consider
able attention the other day in a New York
elevated ,aiiroad train because he got up and
gave his seat to IL homeiy faced working girl.
and then stood hanging on to strap.
LAKE }ItIttS AOnliiit!tlAi- w bi n tll tHf
artrsian we'll is progressing very ttvorabiy
Two good streams ut water one from each
pipe has been secured. but t he flow is not vet
quite satisfactory.
Many old soldiers, who contracted chrnu
darrhoea while in the service, have since
been permanently cured of it by Chamber
lain's collie, cholera and ,iarrlloea remedy. For
sale by j. Lassalle and all merchants.
Hon. Geo H. Peudletou - Gentleman
= ET,,;t 4
many, died al Brussels on the cath, aged IA.
He was leading Democratic statesman and
at one time prominently mentioned As "A eau
ddate for The presidency
St Martin Messenger: The Catholic knigh hts
of America are still increasing in member
ship. Branch No. al of this place has -
members in good standing, all insured for
$4,000 with more applications pending. The
Knights Of Honor have also Il magnificent
lodge here, in full prosperity.
For sick headache, caused by disordered
stomach Ayers Cathartic Pills are the most
reliable remedy. MY mother first recon-
mended these pills to ME, thirty years ago.
They are the miidest and best pnrgative in
uses. Z. Bradburu Worthington Mass
New Iberia Enterprise We are now tu,il-
ing out 10000 edition of a 32-page ilIust;:t-
ed pamphlet setting forth the advantages
this section offers 10 home seekers, gotten up
button where they will do the most good.
For lame back there is nothing better than
to saturate flannel cloth with ChamberIains
pain balm and bind it TN the affected parts.
Try it and y0u will be surprised at the prompt
relief it affords. The same treatment will
cure rhenmatism. For sale by J. Lassalle
and all merchants.
New Iberia Enterprise After much delay
and annoyance, We have finally had our steam
fixtures put up and from this issne onward
the Enterprise will he printed by steam pow
er Our steadily Increasing circulation aud
occasional large orders in the job printing hu-
siness have made it necessary.
REDwISE, jackson parish, La. I
December /, 1886 (
e. NJ. Sherronse, Ag't-I can say for DIR.
TichenorS AntiSeptic iiIat it is a sure cure for
listnlo on horses and mules have tested it
oil IA bad ease, and effected u cure in a re
markahly short time.
Resp'y, .. IL. SPENCER.
A jury was found in st. Landry parish that
WAS willing to do its duty, and the perpetra-
tors of the Coulee Croche outrage have been
convicted. Does this mean that we may hope
for justice by the conviction of these marau-
lcrs in other sections If so, let the good
people of Lafayette, St. Martin, East Carroll
and Vermilon parishes take steps to bring
their violators to justice.-Wei-h Crescent
Inc BllUU SdpIthi 1itIu HAS btCu III
terviewing one Of the old planters in that
ueighborhood, who has kept debit and cred
it account of every farm investment he has
made during the past twenty years. He fig
ures up his profits TINS from r"et"n plnnta-
tion, with slave labor, 10 per cent from cat
tie, 33 per cent; from sheep, IS per Gent FROM
hogs, 300 per cent from geese and chickens,
each 400 per cent. There is food for reflection
in this slatement.--N. o. Times Democrat.
FARMERv1LLE, LA, May, 1887.
Having u severe attack of Flux some two
years ago, applied to DIR. Tichenor. of Baton
Rouge, for treatment. He gave ME his cele-
brated Antiseptic, and in Il few days L was re
leyed and cured. JAMES RABUN.
New Orleans Times Democaat; The arrival
of the exiled Dom Pedro in Portugal, to which
country he has sailed, may provoke a reyoltl-
ton The Republicans in this small Kingdom
of Southwest Europe are greatly elated at the
success of the recent coup d'Gtdt in Brazil, and
there are mntterings of distant thunder which
sound ominous to royalist ears. The politicai
conditions in Portugal are said TO be very
similar to those which existed in the South
American Empire few days ago, though it
is not believed to be possible to establish q
republican form of government without blood
shed.
Timothy Davis, postmaster at Patterson
vile, La, says: Some years ago, while liy-
ing in Algiers, contracted cough that ev
cry one Thought would cause my death.
was unable to sleep, had night sweats, and
soon became too weak to work. I had sew
eral doctors and tried many remedies, but
with no Improvement. An old friend hearing
of my condition recommended DIR. Davis Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar. 1t had
cured him of serious lung trouble, and lIt
had great confidence in Davis Wild Cherry
aud Tar. Before three bottles had been takeI
/ was up and about, well man. 1t saved my
4 g.,
! asthma, bronchitis, any lung or throat trou
bler One dollar bottles hold two and hal
times as much as soc. bottle. 4