The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-11-09

EGeE1aS OF En teregS.

Tie Paris Exposition vas officially nioses
on Wednesday, Nov. 6.
Archbishop Janssens, of Nav OsieaHs, sait
ed ffum Liverpool OH Saturday CO tue City
Of New York, aud is due ct Sandy Hook ,'
day.
t.et tl.t all nen with gray hair and Mhi,i
shaded Hha:!efs should know, that Bucklog
hams Dye always celora an even broscn or
black at will.
The MexicaU Ccngresa has passed tiE
granting ianda tn eolored enierants to setf;t
in that country, with the view ~ tereiopin.
tha .rnwth Uf cotton.
Rusinn Caiigraph Let Us busy oursetse.
cndeavoging TO remedy the defects III tbs
State University and make it e better schoo
rather than xii! it.
Mrs. Cleveland says that it is decidedly
beat for married people TO keep honse, insseat
of board That settles IL WtateTef FINN
kie safs is so
We said that after Sept. IS. 1855 One Dol
lar would do il. So il will. Seu.t One Dollar
and secure the beat newspaper in Ancrcls
for one year, The New Orleans Weekly Times
Democrat.
Ruston Caigraph The New 0rieaHs sFhps
jury has shingled Major Burke with sixtce
indictments In the fraudulent bond matter
No wonder tho Major does nat feel disposed
to return.
Many old sold irrs, who contracted chronic
diarrhoea while in the service, have sine
been permanently cured of it by Chamber
lain's collie, cholera aud dihrrhoea remedy. Ten
aale by ]. Lassale and all merchants.
n O. City Item The gossip in Wasbtns
ton is to the effect that ex-TrrasuPer BuILs
has goun to Africa. He would make good
match for Stanley in exploring aud develop
ing that wonderful country.
Some of the United States inspectors. " hs
have investigated the Corona disaster. ex,
press an opinion that the bnat was blawn up
with dynamite, instead Of exploding heI
builers, as was at first supposed.
An EugIisb admiral says: ut is true, the
life saving servics of America Is not equaed
anywhere in the world" 1t is also true that
Ayers Cherry Pectoral saves, annually, thou
sauds of lives. Invaluable In sudden colds
throat aud lung troubles.
Marksyille Review: Our coufreEs Of he
Bunkie Blade continues tn allow "OpeioHsas'
to appear in its coiumns AZ Op1ioasas. As
St. Landry Is our old home, We must cutter 9
protest against any change iu the euphenious
name of Opelousas. its beautiful parish seat
For lame back there 10 nothing better than
to satuFate flannel cloth With Chamberlain
pain balm and bind it ON the affected parts
Try it aud you will be surprised at the pf'infpl
relief it affords. The same treatment will
cure rheumatism. For sale by J. LassAtie
and all merchants.
Monroe Telegraph The race issue is being
stirred up and agitated by Republican poll
likely to bring Oh trouble and when it does
somebody Is going to get hurt. Those who
get hurt ths worst are likely to Be Republican
politicians and negro preachers.
REDwINE, Jackson pagish. La, /
December /, 1856,
c. II Sherrouse. Ag't.-I can sag for Dr.
TiciieGoF's Anttseptie that it is sEse cure fUI
fstulo on horses and mules. have tested il
on u bad case, and e9ecse:! ture i'll Il re-
rrarksbly short time.
Resp'y., y, 81. SPENCER.
West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter: The
various findings Of the New Orleans Grand
Jury ia the bond matter, its fnal report ni
last Saturday, aud Major Burkes fight 10
Belgium have. We are sorry to say, removed
tie last Testiss Of doubt as to his gull:
West Baton Rouge Sugar PianteE: Recent
Developments have established the fact that
thera'L Las been an oyersissue Of baby bonds
ranging from $3.50, 900 to 900, which, to.
gesher with the amounts previously reported,
would place Burke's shortage at something
o@er $500, 900.
FAR1ERvILLE, La, May. 1857.
Having u severe attack Of Fiux roms twG
years hgo, applied to DR.. TichenoE, of Baton
Rouge, for treatment. He gave ms his cele'
brated antiseptic. and il few days was re
Iieved ard cured. JAMES RAgUg.
Ruston Caligraph: III their report the
grand jury charged With the investigation of
tho bond fraud recommend that The Leg:<iu
ture Of Louisiana throw around the auauces
of tie State greater safeguards iu the fGturG
than in the past. This is 3 suggestion that
every citizen af tue State will heartily saE
" amen to.
Lafayette Advertiser Gen. L, seweli lsft
last Wednesday for New Orleans to procuFe
machinery for drying out the ramie staiks
preparatory TO decorticatiug. The process OF
drying by steam il rapid and enables to get
decorticating through much sooner. 1t il
Gen Sewell'a ain aud ambition tc make Oak,
bourne model ramie farm.
The country does not desire new, commit
Gated and expensive system Of election ma
chinery, but must depend chiefly upon the
spre9d OF civilization in the South to cure
election frauds there and cauee justice to be
done q weaker race. The Sherman election
bill may he text for discussion in Congress
but it will not be adopted.-Chieago Tribune
Rep.
n. o. City Item, Oct. 2s The Italian steam,
ship Letimbro, which arrived yesterday af.
ternoon, brought 655 Italian immigrants, who
were inspected upon their arrival by Col Xii.
bourn, United States Inspector of inmigra
are bodily sturdily built, evidently capable
of hard labor. but very dirty and ignorant
mostly farm laborers of low grade, who will
locate partly in Louisiana and partly in Texas
Mr.. P. D. D. Deiacroix, Cypremorr P. o.
La, Nov. 30, 1883, says: 'fThree years ago au
agent reprasentipg DIR. Davis Compound sy-
rup of Wild Cherry and Tar came into my
store Being busy was unable to give him
any tims. Before leaving he gave me SAM
pie bottle of Davis Wild Cherry and Tar
asking me to give it to any one suffering with
q cough or cold. Several days afterw ard
caught heavy cold. Remembering the sam
pie, thought would try it. Six teaspoonsful
cured me. Ortiered supply at once, aud
have sold it with satisfaction to all. It acts
like magic on oil my family, and would no,
be without it. take pleasure in recommend
ing it at all times" One dollar bottles hold
two and half times as much as soc. bottles
Physicians Confess.
All honest. conscientious physicians Wit
give B. B. q. botanic Blood Balm) q trial