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PUBLIC ADJUSTMENTS.

ALBAUoH's.-"The Exiles' opened what had
every indication OF being successful week al
Albaugh's last night. Like all Of Victorien
Sardou's productions the play consists OF
series of tableaux resulting in grand climax
An effective feature of the drama, due to the
skill Of the stage manager, Mr.. Jerome stevens:
Is the arrangement Of the groupings al
the openings of the different acts. "Ihe
Exiles." however, outside OF showing the
startling effects possible to the manager
of the present day, presents a thoroughly de-
veloped plot worked out by actors who throw
themselves entirely INTO their characters.
Nestor Lennon Nor de Luss,eres and W. s..
Harkins as Count Wdtddi,nfr Ldn'ne were es-
pecially complimented by the audience.
NATIoSAL.-"Paul Kauvar" is q play well
known to Washington theater-goers. Mr..
Joseph Haworth in the title role made good
impression at the National last night. The
scenery and costumes are made to do their full
duty. Mr.. Craig gave a rendition of the role of
Marquis de Vdlr," which was exceedingly
smooth for person only acting the part at a
moments notice. Several others of the COM
pany are rather ragged in their defamation
and acting.
HARRIS BrJoU.-Mr. John A. Stevens ap-
peared at this house last night before a large
and appreciative audience in his new drama
entitled, Wife for Wife," The scene is laid
in New Orleans in ante-b ellum days. The COM
pany is strong one. Mr.. Stevens as Ed,cdrd
Walton and Raymond Holmes as Barney Elliott
uiu good WORK. Inc play VIII commune
throughout the week.
KERSAN's-The Howard Big Burlesque COM
pany amused the largest audience Of the sea-
son at this theater last night. There are many
attractive features in the performance, which,
taken as a whole, is about the best variety per-
Torrance seen here this season. The special
ties are above the average.
Asking for the Removal of a Trustee.
Mary T. Norton has by her husband filed a
bill in equity against John F. Freeman asking
his removal as trustee under the will Of Gather
inc Freeman, deceased 1t is charged that he
has failed to carry out the provisions of the
will and. while applying the property to his
own use, has neglected to pay the taxes and
keep the property in repair.
The Proposed Colored National League.
The committee of colored men appointed
some days ago to devise plan for the organi-
cation of a colored national league or bureau,
held a meeting last evening which was ad-
dressed by ]. NJ. Townsend, Prot. Ferguson,
George C. Mason and others. A plan was sub
mitted providing for the establishment of a
national bureau to be composed of five mem
bers from each state and territory, to consider
the condition of the colored people. 1t was pro-
posed that q national convention be held at
some time during the coming session of Con-
gress Messrs. Richardson, Carson and Barba-
does were appointed a committee to prepare q
circular letter for general distribution.
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THERE Is No TIME LIKE THE PRESENT
to get ehild's suit for % or an overcoat for
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LAsssUaou f Bno.
WINTER eAnxExrs

good things in stock
An excellent quality STRIPED CLOTH. Long Oar.
ment tailor msds with neat ornamsnt ON bsci satin
faced. ss saso. An siss.. In parh Blue. Green and
Black.
At sla Ne offer TAILOR MADE Long Carmen.
Full Bach, with ornament attached.
ADrREcToIRE NEWMARKET for sis SO. which
s Taiior-msds Of ane quality cloth in DARK Blue and
Biack only.
Aloose front NEWMARKET. with row Of erecisn
Braidins down the Front Sleeves and Collar We
have this garment in Gray. Brown. Tan Black and
Blue q
An extra nne BEAVER CLOTH pIREcrorRE NEW
MARKET. with esrici Cape. tailor made in every
way. for s25
A BEAVER CLOTH Atwood NEWMARKET,
with panel sides with thirteen Of braid
This comes in Gray. Green Blue and Black for s27 So
| handsome BRoADcLoTH NEWMARKET with
full sleeve. elegantly made oolors New Green and
Navy Blue. very stylish garment only s225o.
PALETos will be worn considerably We have On
entire line and would be pleased to have you zee
them. Prices range from sl2 to s25.
Our new BEAVER CLOTH DIREcrorREJAcKErs
full tailor-ma ct o. so. in all si.es
| At sl0 We oder Vest Front. finished with large
crochet buttons entirely bound good value
sttIl . finer GRADE BEAVER CLOTH. applique
trimming. vest front at sl25o. in Green. Blue Tan
and Black.
New ACCoRDIAN cAPEs, in ali dark colors and
opera shades, at sl4. Best grade Of cloth Then the
Garrick Cape. which Is the coming fashion at $3.50
We make al alterations free Of charge thereby guar
anteeing perfect nt
Our for the sale garments IL 20 large and well
lighted that it is really pleasure to make selection
here.
Polite and conscientious salespeopls 10 assist you in
your selection.
We have given great consideration 10 our MISSES,
hereabouta
W. .,,,.
fAiN CLorh eAhMENrs
| and FANCY croru a,pyrx
|
The rRrsHrsr GRAFT 4. 4, ., A.. ~. .
match the little Goat. rn,. a, ,,,o,.,,o ,.,..,..
real nice The Gan 4. mad. ,ro,, ,ns ,,o,, an.
| o.,
In most beautiful profuson Of styles In all the
newest checks and stripes and fancy combinstions
Beautiful WRAPPER of Striped Flannel. made in
the latest style only s3ss.
TEA GOWNS, made Of Fancy Stripe and Check
Flannel ssss-
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Ii You WANT your ice cream delivered on
time and in good condition order 1t OF
FRANK RUSSELL.
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Does not distress and adds flesh and weight
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C. "Hoy" Cigar! All Havana an,

Save 20 Per Cent at Young's. 924 7th st
NV, on Light Housekeeping Goods. st
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a sBRsTos LINING. PAlMr AND CElRHr
a Patent 4. c. Chinnsyl. Ars proof
Spy a zffi1ee tos ? ~ is.s e: < a. o.
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WE LOWER THE fRlCE.
But not the grade of our goods. This fact as
ssrts itself in the quality of our $40 suits.
EIsEMAN Bros, It'll and E,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
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The JOHNSTON dry roast Java coffee.

17UZ PennsyIvanlH aven'
Telephone No. 1888.
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Be "HoY' CIaABl Havana! Delicious Fragrant
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ErsRMAN Bros, 7th and E,
Child's Department, second floor.
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W. 8. FIsHER, florist, 1425 Pa. ave. NV.
We LOWER THE PRI

GRADUATED, 71<c. SUGAR HOUSE, 7s1 eth st.
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Hor CorrrE TEA sroRE, 7s1 It'll NV.
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Smoke and Water Sale,

Dog Collars engraved Free Walford's, Pa. q
ocl5-eo5t$
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Sc. "Hoy" Cigar! Sales 1000, 900 MONTH
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SPLENDID GLASSES, 81. Hempler's, col. A.


SPLENDID GLASSES. 81. Hempler's, cor, ~.
For CASH.
Germ beef &C.. RIB roast 121lc.. sirloin steak
1214c., round steak. 2ls pounds for 25c.; GOOD
roasts 8 and 10c., soup meat to &c., at New
York mark !, Sd and Indiana avenue.
SEE 7th -se for bargains in Louvre Kids.
DrsPEL ALL DOUBT
A to the quality Of our $3.50 and SlV over
coats by personal inspection.
EIsEaAN Bros, 7th and Z,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
Rr,s1sexR's Ice Cream. 2s5 g street NV.
v1sIr FIRST, before purchasing, the most e1.
tensive and direct importing estapnsnment OF
Turkish and Persian rugs and carpets IN the
city; 800 rugs at Wholesale prices. ID. r. VARz-
HABrDIAS, SIS, go l4th st.
GnASuLATED, TIC. SUGAR House, 7s1 7th st.
OuR CHrLp's DEPARTMENT
II stocked mountain high with suits, four 70
fourteen years, from % up.
EIsEMAN Bios, It'll and E,
Child's department, second floor.
JAxxs B. HENDERSON, wall paper, window
shades, &c. 923 NV. Telephone call s54-3.
Hor Corrsr TEA STORE, 731 It'll NV.
yIsIr the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works,
sS1-ss5 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1872.
LIZ You WANT your ice cream delivered on
time and in good condition order 1t OF
FRANK RUSSELL,
1902 Pennsylvania avenue.
Telephone No. 1888.
The JOHNSTON dry roast Java coffee.
THERE Is No TIME LIKE THE PRESENT
to get ehilds suit for % or an overcost for
ease.
EIsEMAN Bros, 7th and Z,
Child's Department, second floor.
BEFORE You Buy your carpets and furniture
Dse W. b. Hoekes stock and get his prices.
TIE JOHNSTON spring leaf blended tea.
LATEST STYLES Of mems felt derbys. 81. so
and o.: extra value. A. I. LEWIS, 435 It'll st.
30 Hoy CIaARl Havana! Delicious Fragrant!
Buy Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
SON BRoTHERs, the leading firm in the Dis
trict
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Oct. 2s.-HELD BY THE ENEMY oc2l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DORsEYs CLASS AT
~ Lnthcum Hall, 81 IL St, W. " Arlington. opens
MONDAY, oct II. al 4 pm For terms exc, apply 70
Miss DORIS y. 3l92 psf ocl2- mo-
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and Kidney Complaints Uanc af
and Diseases of Chronic Intestinal lnhamnauo"'
Diabetes Obesity Rheumatism and Gravel

prof UIawazek
Carlsbad have hnm0cs in t6e
Water degree prChn0"s oy+
by its alkaline tha that
nOfat
performs action by simulating a"sAnos GNU
cally a{ering Wh0te process Of SccFetto"
of the pTomnhS
absorption OF eSm % %
+f;s dcnend action OF the
DrOye effc all tumOrs originating iio"
ma produced by them
of manner
Tbc be gret riU Ecen ;o. ~"
Ee M me nue oniy dependiny patients tp'S"" or
of principal conditions par.
the eXcre OF nc
of the boa! in ~
Exerci
the ion
limitations The genuine is bota ifx and the sig
of iarsba
the neck OF every Do0ic'
QUART BorrLEsr soo '"
ANY PA STATES
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5'atne and fuel supplying the present ga ior lil,
winatng purposs "A, now. prominent ."f T,ye u
$4,000. 900 in this natural plant
The Annexation act. which was pending IN the Log
stature last week. has become law, ana l'l9I'
another yrai The villages of Hyde PARK Lake Lax
cdly be a part Of Chicago.
'Itlrc l. to BE- universal observation and cclcbia-
tiOn Of Centennial Day here, with services m thr
churches exercises in all the public schools ana mans
and other festivities 11hre Is al-o 10 be an cNh1i-
ton Of Washington r'lcS a, The ENpo 'l'ion hud-
Ing and among other articles will be portion al The
brooches George Washington wore when be was SIX
years old.
Chicago has been going In for Wagner with us Gus
tomary enthusiasm, and The Metropolitan Opera
House Company. which opened At The Chicaso opera
House Monday, has been r'apng tine benefits "f me
craze. The house has been crowded az every per
iormancc. Walter Damm~ch's preliminary lectures
we're also as popular hcrr a IN Ncwlork
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4 DINNER TO Ey PnyslDryr cLgyELly'

Tho d.nncr De- given Pfe,l irt CieYs.ahi "
Young Mem, Democratic club y Nv iork on N'F -
=, -. ..,. - -. A...,,., liam, .. 81. (
a. a welcome 70 NJ. Cleveland frm fpf"~ n'''i'.
cr,t, Of TIL. cty and A. an sNpn s-n n th'ir ..''
Active pr-pas ation, as. bong had b. n" 'ofr-
Arr,n.eucuts Of which john II. '. .fnoIi D, 1'i '
William f. Gurus -e.r~t1ry, Ani 'tisln J. r."
Fay treasurer subcommittee h1'eb'"h app'i""' ''
which he chairrn'n ar on Ih''S'lS 10 'F'N'
-. ,',.., ,od.r.,n On the dinner. / 7 Val % %
,.,.,,,.n -, ,.c..ts Rockwell Fay on hnano'. J. !"
PARIS. on pr,.. and printing. J II tta"r"
The ful committee will n''' az 4 h'fn'n j. :.
NOV, Tb.s.l,y evening at oeiock Aen thc f'''' u
"a. .rtargrrnent. will b. perfected.
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corIpGr srrDryrs TO Grvr 4 PLAY.

COLLEGE STUDENTS TO GIVE PLil'
Philadelphia. April 81 Special Professor McEiroS
Of the University OF Pennsylvania. has Just ls'uFi
a synopsis OF his Structure Of English Prose 20
aid the students In reviewing the subject LOT eA'
animation.
The Mask and Wig Club. OF the university recently
organized as an ofshoot from tho old Dramatic Cub'
Is making active preparations for It's. first pubic
appearance. Lurnc or the Knight an" INC
Mad,7 will be presented al Hermann Broad s'iee'
Theatre about tho middle OF May. The cast j. 81
follows: c. McMichaei, 81; c. Frazier 80 ". j.
Forbes, So J. II. Msrnek, 80; W. r. ISuer. "
go: C. n. d, CaAack 90 IS. u. Wheeler. " A.. u
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FSNER MENDElS0N co. Sole AGENTS for States Barclay st. New York

Roscngeren 81 e. l.. Boric oa. andw. J. CouIs'on.
80. Rehearsals held daily.
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yo c,ry ,pporyrMEyrs ryrL THrRSpIr.

Tn. ANNOUNCEMENT u the Mayor, rpoln'n"n'' ' %
the iuor,ant position, ~ Commissions = fH''' w..
Counsel 20 the Corporation. Po.ie. ,ouIlis'i ''''
r,r. Commissioner Dock Comm'-s!lcr IN ''
.iou,r aud Comm. s-lonrr ~ ChArrs ana N'''f ',
which becoa.e vacant on May / n"e MT D. ~
unfit thc Centennial celebration Is or N'' va"
al, Yesterday that a. the frs. lay + Nay hd o'"n
,,,,e legal holiday IN N.w.YorR e., % he vr'''aiA
lion Il the Governor, there could De- 81 pN'''iR NV
,lty f,r making The appointments o'.9' IL.fSi'y
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NJ W. Cooper. the newly aBpoin@ s2pih.~f
formal ,,,sson Of The appraiser, IN. "''!Ahf'N
Ia.eht SIS YESTERDAY Mr.. Cooper took u o'ih =
orrc several dav. ago and wa, inxAuc-i 20 q. ~
ASSISTANT appraisers early last week. M N1a' y''''-''
va, merely formal Mr. Cooper rnslrd 'ooa' :" h''''
He took his letters and departed. vi'oui Lawns
acted any particular business Duns the N'"r az
appraiser had an interview with Ase''at App''~'
Stevens. The appraiser VIII beg IN ''''', w.
=, A or,c nm THURSDAY After The cotcnn!sl ce.eosauos
l.
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p,vys op nppOsrr FOR CRY FrNIs

The board composed Of the Mayor. he Controller hi
the Chamberlain. which selects the bass ths' 'shr
Of the ccys money met yesterday ancdessGAtd 'os mo
raining thre. months the b,nksas Rave teen 80
regular deposi,arie> r,oluusa vs. .e's.ei nt''
ding deposits being placed Ia banh not Ia IA" 'e'f
ing House Assocla alton. The Uaon ,quac hanA coz
soled by members OF the TammAiy cyaniia'on "hSl
4. no, Clearing Aoase tasutuei. Rst sddsa ~ ~
ksk ~ predicted -
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responsible for that fact, are trying to engineer
a scheme for the sale of some Of the city IahdS
Carillo the jockey who pulled the horse Al
Farrow in last Saturdays race and thus swindlrd
many who had backed the favorite, has been
ruled off the track. well as Trainer Brown,
who was found to be an accompllce THIS
severity is expected to have wholesome elect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
ANOTHER COLLEGE SCHOOL, on JOrRS iLhsM

ANOTHER COLLEGE SCHOOL, Ol JOrKN lLrSM
Philadelphia, April - (Sprcih. 'lans have bern
completed BY Professor Potter !ol the school 4
Journalism at the University Of 'cnn,N VaH.a. 70
connection with the Wharton Sclool and L,g "u.as
viii be made next fall. The routine work DBL: 10
school will be- A, follows: During be irst NcN al
Wharton school students will rrccSc tn TRACTION ii
English composition and literary ,,l", Fl %" reN
year the instruction Will assume morn tsf'icb
charsctcr only those who intend . 'ahc up ncSs-
paper work being admitted. destruction i' ~
different departments OF neWspapG worA ~" -
given by professor who shall l. connects. N''"
one Of the lradlng paper, of fhe CRY. \, -. -
practicable. assignment, VIII be tp" a'n 'fPi.
unity gwen students for booming rfit'
with reponoral and editorial Worl
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NEW THEATRE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia. APRIL ~ lspCiall.-Gccig, c. Broth
erton is to build variety theatre mere II Will be
modelled after Tony Pastors aud will he conduc ted
so that women attend they do other theatres
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80. Rehcarsals are held daily.
UNIVERSITY or PENSSYLViNIJ ITHLFTifN..
PhllDie pLia, April - Special. Rank Dpr 10
professional trainer now at work at DC University Il
Pennsy lvanls says that at the iuer'
COLLEGIATE contest at MotLIiayen, Ncy.YDrk. on Ny
20, the university Will mako a good showing. '"'s
IS looked upon winner for rsi prize in 10
hammer and shot throwing contest While M hune,
and spItnting the boye also expoted u, do vel
Chill who signed with the NeVIlayen baseball
team. could have been kept BY the University A-sociN
ton for - a week but owing Ia a lax of funds, they
were obi Sed Ia Let him 90.
DR.. Potts, the captain OF the crew hopeful II 80
success Of bis men. With proper trimming he tins
they will win most Of the races thy enter. They
are all IN fine form. and rowing very day.
lansing the catcher Of the regular team, viii
play this season with tn. Cape May team.
The freshman crickrt team viii b. made M from
the following men Thayer Valentino farl Middleton.
irpentrr. Lee, Hooper HcniiicS. SO, HE. chance
Kelly, Lewis and Barclay.
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DR. B. HOFMEISTER
Read before the London the of
CARLSBAD WATER"
of which the following is abstract:
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The Opelousas courier., 1889-12-28
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. ". Barry of Grand
Coteau spent the early partso OF the week
in town, and returned home on Ihurss
day accompanied by Misses Lila and
Marie Simon.
Misses Sue and Mamie Pickett of
Washington were in town during the
week.
Miss Cora Stage of Whiteville spent
Christmas with friends and relatives IN
town.
MessIs Willie TRAY and FRANCOIS
Lalanne of Washington, were here on
Thursday.
Judge E. North Cullum and family
have taken up their permanent resi-
dence in O~pelousas.
District Attorney Jno. N. Ogden and
Laurent Dupr6, Esq, took the noon
train for New Orleans last Thursday.
We had an agreeable visit from Mr.
F. Robert of Cataro last Thursday.
He reports everything quiet and pros
porous in his section.
Master Isidore Isaac, a pupil OF Lee
| chefs Graded Institute, New Orleans
spent Christmas here with his parents
Masters Walter w. Duson, Garlane
Dupr6 and Edgar Bloch, pupils of Ia
lane University, New Orleans, arr
spending the holidays at home.
DR.. NJ. D. Lewis has purchased thu
pleasant residence opposite the Opelou
sas Female Institute recently occupied
by Col. j. C. Gillespie, who has movet
to the DR.. MADDEN residence, on Union
street.
Mai. Geo. O. Elms and party. VIII
have been engaged in surveying Peeal
Island for a month past, have completes
their labors and returned home las
Thursday.
Contractor G.. d. Stewart left las
Thursday with a gang of laborers t.
build a bridge across Bayou Vermilioi
at Ledoux's ferry, in the parish of La
faVetta.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-12-28
Are Yo.,r ChiIdren sick:

III they are, we know how yon are wszax-
ing. For we all love children. Love fHeFA
Innocent ways, their childish prattie. even
their misehieVous pranks. Without them
the world would be cherries indeed. The
more it pains rs to see them suffer. the more
thankful we ought to he that in Peru ma a
medicine has been discovered that will cure
the ailments to which they are SO generally
subject, such as Group, collie, cholera infantum,
daysentsry, scarlet g let fsye ssat who sapnrshs cough asr,
ache. If you will send to the Peruna Medi-
cine Co, Columbus, Ohio, you will receive
free q copy of DIR. Hartman's Ellis of Life
containing full directions for tho use Of Peru
mn in all emergencies and also the most salts
factory testimonials to efficacy. 1t also
regulator and remedy Astipae8n, can
do. For sale by +. e. Ba~fN5&Snggist
The Opelousas courier., 1889-12-28
Tulane University
OF LOUISIANA,
WIN. Preston Johnston, !. !. D., 2Gsiau.,

HyHE next Annual Session of High School
College, and of the II. Sophie Neweomb
Memorial College for young women, will be-
gin Tuesday, October lst. Entrance exami.
nation ON Monday, September 30th.
High School Course 3 years. College Course
4 years. All departments supplied with labo.
~raItories and other aids to practical ~instruc.
ton. The Manual Training department is
well equipped with apparatus for wood work.
ing, blacksmithing, forging, brazing and SOL
dering and machine construction.
Parallel College Courses lead to the degree
of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science.
There is a practical course in Electrical Engi-
neering and a complete plant of the Edison
System for instruction.
The ii. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College
for young women offers a full course in sci.
euce and letters.
Special courses in Art ana Literature. There
is an Academical Department which prepares
students for the College. College course $lOO
per annum. Preparatory course of two years,
$50 per annum
The Law Department opens November 18th,
Fl. C.. Miller, Dean. Medical Department,
opens October 2lst, Stanford E. Chaille, M.
D., Dean.
For general catalogues, address VIM. O..
Rogers, Secretary of the Tulane University,
| New Orleans, La. aug 3-3m
The Opelousas courier., 1889-12-28
The Doctor.

Wbo works from morn till set of sun,
Anu you "n' The doctor.
Who, when al last he seeks repose,
falls into q gentle doze, -
Anu iiaAe' The doctor.
Who's reused up in the dead OF n1gh''
Nv some one in q dreadful trlght,
"hos sure '"'' The doctor.
Who, when the days are screening hot'
Can seek no cool, sequestered spot
Because he must be on the trot
Who must an eyen temper keep,
And hide his thoughts and feeiipgs uesp'
io 'hooi w The doctor.
Who has to hear ofcountless ills,
And deal out multitudes OF pIlis
+" "'' WIN" The doctor.
Who must be always very wise,
Ready to give profound repiles'
Whatever question may arise
Who, when the mercury Is low,
Long. weary miles must often go
ThrouoL cutting winds and binding snoWf
The doctor
Who must not show that it's q bore
To hear each family history Ger,
Five generations back or more
Who takes our aches and pains away,
And gives us courage day by day,
To cheer lis on our Ilealthward way
The doctor.
Who should be placed among the saints,
Whom history with us acquaints,
| For patient listning 10 complaints
'" The doctor.