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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

The August number of The Old Homestead,
published at Savannah, Ca, by Davis Bros,
the fourth since its inception, is an indication
that the purposes of it's projectors have been
carried out. Its aim was to encourage south
ern literature, to develop southern talent, and
to stimulate those domestic virtues that inhe
rently an inseI 4rably belong to southern
homes. The publication has for contributors
some of the best and most gifted writers in the
south, ind the faith the people have in it has
been demonstrated by the phenomenal growth
If its subscription list, which now foots mp
10000 Fascinating serials, complete stories,
entertaining sketches, poems, childrens page,
puzzle department, and select music consti-
tute it's attractions. There is no handsOmer
magazine published, and the subscription
priee-ffty cents year-enables every family
in the south to have it in its home. The Sep
tember number will contain the opening chap
ters of the purest, most refined, and fascinat-
ing serial ever published in the south. It was
written for The Old Homestead by Miss NJ e,
Dicken of Baltimore, the anthoress of "The
Beautiful Icicle," which delighted thousands
of readers of the New .;prk Weekly. The num-
Der will also have contributions from several
of the most noted writer's in the south on lit
erary, domestic and educational matters. A
sample copy will be sent to any address on
application. AS the price is only fifty cents a
wear all lovers of southern literature should
subscribe for it. Address Davis Bros, pub
fishers and proprietors, Savannah, Ga.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

bale Of new cotton raised pm the
htm of Littell g. H6bert, sOlie five
niles east of 0pelousas, was bought by
II. joseph Bloch last Wednesday, Aug.
il, 1t Ten cents per pound and shipped
4bs same day to Hyman, Lichtenstein
& CO., New Orleans. This is the sec
odd bale shipped from Opelonsas this
seasOn and the third from this parish.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

N O. Times Democrat: The most impor
tant question concerning the Brown-S6quard
elixir is not as to whether it will put new life
in Il man. but as to how long that new life
will last. There is kind of elixir that will
make a warrior of man weak and gentle as
a woman, and riejuvenate his system But
the trouble is t elixiration or oxhilaration
does not last'legg enough. Then comes the
hopeleerea tion that leaves the aged month
OF two o,der by morning than he was at the
preceding midnight Probably the wonder
iul new elixir is but another one of those alb
normal stimuants, like theealcoholic OF vari-
ous narcotics, which rouse pr q brief inter
val brain to more vigoihus thought and
body to quicker motion. Tilp rule that has
generally been held to apply to human vigor
abr -1nally stimulate the body the lower ma
tHG drags it down in resentful reaction.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

Tho State Farmers Union, which met
Il alexandria last week, did nor select
asile for the cotton factory to be estab-
lAhed under It's auspices, but left the
natter In the hands of committee.
Alazandria, Monroe and Shreveport
sIe making efforts to secure the prize.
Aesars. Eli Clark and E. E. Ortego re-
presented Sc. Landry at Alexandria.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

Messrs. X. Baillio, T. B. Brooks, FL.
DeJean and c. Petferkorn returned from
a weeks sojourn at Cote Blanche on last
Tuesday evening. They report having
caught large numbers of fish of many
kinds, and are enthusiastic over the
cruise they made as guests of number
OF Franklin gentlemen, who kindly took
them aboard their snug craft and gave
them a long and pleasant, though excit-
ing, ride on the briny deep" Having
thus boldly invaded old Neptune's do
main, and acquired ever so much nauti
cal knowledge and skill, these members
of the famous Bear Club feel that they
are justly entitled to the appellation of
ea-dogs,'' and they are even now Sc
riously thinking of changing the name
of their organization to knights of the
Trident champions of the Sea
Nymphs,'' Defenders Of the Mer
maids" or some such title indicative of
their great familiarity with things ma
rine and responsive to the enthusiasm
aroused by their brief experience of
"a life on the ocean wave,
home on the rolling deep,
Where the sparkling waters rave
And the winds their yigils keepl'
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The first bale of new cotton shipped
fror 0pelonsas this season was raised
N III. Arthur D6jean, on his farm on
BsyOa Teche, q few miles east of town,
ID bought by Mr.. E. Latreyte at lOs
ants, who shipped it to New Orleans
III Monday, the 18th inst.
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n. O. Times Democrat: 1T it is matter of
history, as Congressman FELTON,, of Califor-
MIA, claims, that Russia, from the date of dis
covery of Behring Sea down to the cession of
her Alaskan territory to the United States,
claimed and exercised unchalIenged control
of these waters and the taking therefrom of
all marine life. then this country should en-
tlority 1t paid its 81 100000 to Russia for
the territory of Alaska and the right of fish
ing fur seals in the waters of Behrng Sea.
This latter privilege was what the United
States paid in good faith so many millions of
money for
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The fFst bale. IF Louisiana cotton re-
eeiEed in New Orleans this season was
shipped 20 Flower g. King on the 18th
lBat., and was raised on Mr.. r.. 5. Will
kina' Long Point plantation, near Wash :
lagton. Il was sold at auction in the
rear Of the Cotton Exchange building
laat Tuesday, and was bought by Mr..
!. 4. Bach for II censs per pound. Mr.
. Donated the bale TO- the ambulance
iand Of the Charity Hospital.
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s NATURAL PREMIUM LIFE SOCIETY
OF LOUISIANA"

Dividends as large, i'll proportion to pre-
miums. as those of any old line Level Pre-
minm Company. x,, r,o,r
This Co. is represented by Capt: w. row,
ler, special agent, who will cheerfaliy explain
its advantages over all other companies
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Personal.

MaJ. Frank Wharton, of Bayou Chi
cot, was pleasant caller at our Office
last Wednesday.
IL. h. Estorge has returned from Bi-
loxi, and is again at his desk in tho
Clerks office. " nv
Caleb Swayzo, son of c. C. Swayze.
Esq, now Western Union operator
is on visit to his parents.
Miss Rosa Stagg, of Grande Prairie
Is the guest of Sheriff Fontenot.
Miss Maud Winn and Miss Sue Pick
eett, of Washington, spent several days
IN town this week.
Senator Duson's family has returned
from Polnte aux Loups springs.
Miss Lou Prescott, of Washington,
was the guest of DR.. A. J. Bercier this
week.
Miss Gertie Bell, of Washington, is
the guest of the family of Mr. l.. A.
Sandoz.
Mr.. A. S. Leche, of New Orleans, is
here in the interest of his excellent
graded school for boys.
Messrs. c. N. Ealer, P. j. Lefebvre.
L. c. Chachere and M. G. Wilkins re-
turned from their fishing excursion to
the Calcasieu river on last Wednesday
evening. DR.. Th6ogene Chacher6 and
Eugene Lavergne returned few DAYS
before. 1t seems that venison is com
paratiyely more plentiful than fish in
that section this year.
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Cotton Worms.

The following from the Dallas (Tex.) News
will be found interesting to planters:
Paris. Texas, May IA Rains county farm
er had $50 acres Of sandy land in cotton last
year. He put oil lights in his field at night
and made l40 bales of cotton. A nelghbor
with about the same acreage shad no lamps
and made seven bales.
think every paper i'll the State should
publish this fact and comment on it. Lamps
cost about 25 cents and will burn about
cents worth of oil night. The following,
from the Paris News, will be of interest in
this connection:
The Be. tnell Prairie Agricultural Society,
organize'F to protect our crops against the
ravagestof the cotton worm and to discuss all
mattets pertaining to horticulture and to i'm
prov vJment of stock, now boasts OF d member
ship of about fifty of our best farmers. Ali
who have put out lights report that they are
destroying the parsley worm millers by the
thousands. These that sting the young
squares are the most easily caught, and feel
assured that have caught the most of those
on my cotton land. We are catching some
boil worm millers, and peep into our pans
would lead one to believe that the whole mil
ler family had given up the ghost and yielded
to the Becknell Prairie Society. The present
indications are that we will be able to put
out lights on three -fourths of the prairie. OBJ
servation convnces me that the miller does
not fly a great distance from where it is
hatched unless carried by the winds and when
once DESTROYED on certain field the field is
not much in danger from neighboring lands
We are putting one lightrto five acres, and
regard the experiment so lar a success.
JOHN MARTIN.
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Hereturn thanks to the Teche Club,
II New Iberia, for an invitation to at
tand The reception given the ladies on
De eyening Of the ID inst, and regret
dat we could not attend. The recep-
TOD committee consisted of Messrs.
William u. Brown, Jr., Richard A. Po-
aefoy, DR.. H.A. King, w. M. Gates, j.
II Weeks and Philip Lee.
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THE
Natural Premium Life Society
OF LOUISIANA.
Home Office, New Orleans, aAsa'
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
LOUIS BUSH, President.
WARD B. SHERMAN, Vice-Pfesldent.
CHARLES JANVIER, Secretary.
DIR. P. WILKILSON, Medical Director
gayUE above named company, "a patrety mn
nal home Institution, officered by gentle
men of known ability and of the highest
standing in the city of New Orleans, comes comes
to the front with the most approved methods
of Life Insurance. Their motto is
|. "The lowest cost with the greatest Sc
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to the policy holder. .;.;ono
g Thousands of dollars kept in Louisiana
each wear, which would lotherwisel as former
lv' be sent North and East TO enrich those
sections while it impoyerishes ours
You can save from $50 to $lOo per annuhi
on a $4,000 Insurance Policy by insafihs III
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

The body of American workingmen now on
:, visit to Paris, as representative men and
characteristic trades people of America, it is
asserted, are fattering types OF their class.
Dy appearance as we'll as by record, they are
we'll fitted to produce favorable impression
ahroad. aud to show how dignifed are the po-
sitions to be attained by skilled manual work
ers in this country.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

rhs soir6e Dansante at the bellevue
~ aps lsst wednesday was a mos~-sgree-
~ ~ affair. a1i Many of the town people
~ a.,sssnaed. and all agree that their en-
.ss,sent sss, was " complete"
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

We desire to call the attention of onr
readers to the fact that Mr.. Hugh Wat
san editor ofthe Herald, Trinity lCat-
aaeula parish), La, claims to possess a
aaAasdy for that dreadful disease. can
eer, and that he is 80 confident of its
saaeaey that he announces he will re-
aalIe 20 pay unless cure is effected.
address, him as above. There is moth
aibg 70 be lost, while much might be
gained, BY giving the remedy trial.
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NO. A..
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
HONSTABLE'S SALE.
LIST Jusicc:S Court, Parish of St. Landry.
Augustus Craft VS.. Louis Desmarais.

Augustus Craft VS.. Louis DeSmaraiS.
BY virtue of writ OF Fl. fa, to me directed
by the Hon. j. b. G. Donate. Justice of the
Peace, lst ward, in and for the parish of st.
Landry, will proceed to sell at public auc-
tion to the last and highest bidder, on MON.
DAY, the Goth day of August A. D.,
1889, at 10 o'clock q. M, at the Office of Hon.
j. Il. G. Donaco, in the town of Opelousas,
parish Of st. Landry, tho following des-
cribed property, seized in the above entitled
suit, to-wit:
A certain lot ofground situated in the town
of Opelousas, La, together with all the build
nSs "G4 an pro thereon haESng
ming back in depth to the coul6e lesson,
bounded north by property of Maurice Villa
SEGA, south by property ofestate of Elizabeth
Martini deceased wife of Bernard Martin,
east or front by said Market street, and west
by said cOulee lesson.
Terms and Conditions.--To be sold on
credit of twelve months, purchaser furnishing
proper bond and paying all costs in cash.
CLIFTON LEMON,
Constable lst ward, parish of st. Landry.
August 10, lSS95t
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

The attention of parents having chill
dren 10 send to school, is directed to
lhs advertisement Of Mrs. Aglae VIC
ii. ii another column. As Mrs. Vio-
1T teaches both French and English,
md the rates are very moderat she
sloald secure d fair share of patrR 1age
fsm The citizens of Opelousas and gi-
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

w.vrEp.-A stout Creole pony, gen
\. ,o harness and saddle. Any one
ssyiag I, such horse can find q cash
ss,shsser sss by applying at this office.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

D.,natt & Sons have decided to re-
l;a Da'It thirty days longer. All persons
ns,a sa s,a , IN need of photographs should
E.a :s - shsm a call. All work first class.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

4 grand Chorus Concert by the fa-
Mons Glee Club of Evangeline, Acadia
/. aslsh will be given I pc the benefit of
,ae Crowley College fund at Perrodin's
masl 81 Opelousas, next Tuesday evening.
Ail.s Clnb consists of talented ladies
Aaa gentlemen of the new town Of
y al'geline and vicinity, who have gen
sIensly volunteered their services for
.as purpose of raising funds for the es.
aaIlsilinsnt of q first class High School
I Is j. sSollege at the capital of Acadia.
aills is q very laudable undertaking,
sAa We commend their entertainment
4 i. Iell to All friends Of education as to
81 overs Of music and song, and be-
speak for them crowded house.
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$3.50 Clements g. Wilson are sole
ass''g w. Il this parish for the famous
I. s.sss6aker ssss.s wagon. See advertisement
!. snOther column.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

Hon Andrew Price, of Lafoarche,
nas Il dominated for Congress by the
IS. ss.s..llocratic Convention Of the Third
aasstlct q which assembled at Lake
eas a q les on the 18th inst. Mr.. Foster.
II II sE' Mary, conld easilA have secured
L 81 nomination, but he declined to al
s.M .:s. nis name to go before the Conven-
8. s..' and Nj. Price, who had given
s.ss s rom the outset that he could not
sps she Nomination If rendered, was
ss. .a,nated unanimously and in . man
/ sss lefeed 70 accept. The NOMINEES is
eshg and popular man and q vigor-
aha experienced political worker,
'asg managed the two Congressional
pssgna Of his late father in-laW,
& ls 3. !, Gay /; and being possessed
RAe means, his brief caInpaign
'lot lack vigor and enthusiasm on
sat ~ of the absence of tho asinewf
His chances Of election are
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17
TEXAS
Cotton Worm Destroyer,
FOR SALE BY
JULES PERRODIN.
OPELOUsAS, LA.

Read this certificate
q certify shat the Cotton Worm DESTROYER
4 which used last year, 1887, did its WORK
a ono pound bottle of this poison diluted in
10 gallons Of water, was used to sprinkle an
arpent Of cotton attacked by eaterpillars and
completely destroyed them. This cotton was va,
uninjurea aud produced d full yield, while a
other fields near by were Literally deyoereo. eo
hinblv recommend, may be found at the store
of Jules Perrodin, Opelonsas. ,,,,,,
anIf,tf CLE0PHAS ANDREPONF.
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..l.d beer on ice at SC a glass, at
.,lsssass's, so.s.s' opposite the Market HouseS
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o,hhsr Stamps, Stencils, Seals, Mon
haueR ~ Radpes, SC, furnished on short
sga,s' r. Apply to Fred L. sandoz.
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n..t,, and marriage notices, no1 Q esas 81
Deaan ,e.a ega We lines aTe published iree.
ceea,n cssnas;es are charged at one hall rase
of reading notices.
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N d = Il G. H.

vw0uE cbachere Family are hereby notified
that the ST. Louis annual meeting, Will
take place at the Bellevue Hall, Sunday, Au-
onst 55th. 1889 By order of the President,
nov w. e. PERRAULF.
+ T., CHAcHERE, Secretary.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

4 novel affair, an Empire nInI # fatssi their
was given by the Social nj, Glas '.aias as wore wore
Hall hi, On last Saturday Iae Iaaered ,aa,e5 hair hair
elnpl, ta,a hair of the gentlemen was a,so s,
anu sared sar d. About twenty fso couples
poMue.rtI aart and after the@ianeing was was
1ooE loon an aand tho young folks were on she,l ;a
ever ,ana ~ - tha universal exclamation
as was "o, & Wasn't it just delightful
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

puBL1sBED ON SATURDAY By
.n15cE & T.. A. SANDOZ
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The fifth annual meeting OF the Ma.
tional Editorial Association will be held ID.
at S9etroit, Mich, on Aug. q, %, %
and 30. The National Journalist, OF
Chicago, says of this gathering ofneWs-
paper emen from every section "f inc
country!
The citizens of Detroit have appoint
ed ten committees, in addition to the
efficient local Executive Committee, to
,plan for and AT3k after the comfort OF the
delegates to the convention OF the Ma
tionaI Editorial Association. These com
mittees are as follows: Reception, En-.
tertainment, Printing, Halls and Deco
rations. Music, Excursions, Carriages,
Hotels, Arrangements, and Finance:
The editors will evidently be well cared
for
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

We Rave had too much rain again
this week, and bat little fodder and
hay have been saycd SO far this month.
The first lot OF rraterpillars are being
dosed. betwee.p showers, with Paris
green and the Aexas cotton worm des-
froyer f bnt aahhe almost daily showers
wash otf much of the poison, frequent
annlieations are necessary. A good
many of the pests are thus made TO
.stnrn nm their toes to the daisies" how
eyer. and the second and more vora-
cians lot of worms will thereby be mne'l
reduced in number and destfaetiSe'iesS.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

An Indian named Linton ana "a 9 eG,, =
onr o. ;ail last Saturday, charged WIN WIN
taa gaa murder of til Indian Lastie, whose 9
.lle .,.9,'lv anIsa INITIATED remains We're found
notTIp q Raron Crocodile last week; They |;
reside il the neighboThood o. o. " ,,Sp where
saw mill, near Grande praifls; G,,a @aSi. avi-
she m crime was committed. lho ena.
snS dance Of d their guilt is said to De con
cIusiye.
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WEST POINT, Miss.

Even Uncle Sam will bow i'll submission on
Sept. Is. Because then one OF his Silver Dol
lars will buy -?
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The silvery ring of a dollar will echo
through the portals of every household on
Sept. is. After then A Dollar does it. How
wonderful
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-17

.,s..rs price Bloch's goods before
! INN I'M elsewhere.
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See advertisement of the Natural Ere
mium Life Society OF Louisiana, 10 an
ether column. This is home lnstita,
tion. conducted on the most approves
scientific principIes,Nfe life lnsur-
ance at a minimum o. cost WINE sfcur- 3 ~
:aa maximum Of safety. Capt. IL, w
FeWIer = - special agent, will be IN town
on1v 4 few days more, and persons
u : I,osa familieSaneed frst-class protee-
s;an ! nc Can sssssArh it at low rates by call
ING upon him gfithout delay.
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aAlae Who Knows.

The following testimonial is from a gentle
man who knows our formula and is thorough
ly acquainted with the curative property of
our Tonic. The way to know the merits is to
try the article Any practicing physician who
desires the formula of DIR. Westmorelands Is
Calisaya Tonic may obtain it from the West
moreland Calisaya Tonic Company, Green
Vile, S. c. This letter is from a malarial
section.
WEST POINT, Miss.
Having shown me the formula for making
your Tonic while visiting your city the past
summer / take great pleasure in recommend
ing it. am delighted with it, having given
it in my practice successfully, and to mem
bers of my own family suffering from malariai
toxemia. Very truly, b. s, DUNCAN, M. ID.
For sale by F. f. Bailey, Opelousas, and
Blake & burke, Washington, =.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

q GOOD engine and boiler, eight aud one
N half horse power, in good con1lt,oaac % AZ
ply at this office. mSa 'esA
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O,PELOUSAS:

.S,,,pnAy: AUGUST II, 1889
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2)ptIp,,sas G,onrfer.

4 iouTnaI Of the Parish Of St. Landry,
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To prevent the spread OF CHAMBERS, and TO ppm
ish the owner of Glandered animals for al
lowing them to come i'll contact with other
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

alaas HaP4s , n. BAteesief t~ssef
s-seielist - Pssterass As~tASf -
a.zrkaS4s t4Esraff1r

~i~fA't~ss ~k@E~
~sse feh niens4- SGD "AtA
t>--lll..ts t-e ezit-s- -sttst, -
aele, OILY fslt leH ltsfr k-@
re. Alce oA AIS si1te -
tes, laAl aay, ne stoa.1 Asiih4
make. Iaey aA nQt 1afe conn'iet.s
~ hleI tsl-slses ~ vllen. ffe'.v.-@
- f-s eonll1s atle. lte fss-ieilss
hal1D--et fy zunouale li-euts iit@-r
~ "a tafk cptf11s. HE doStorr 81"
ever. c.lEla lltle t2r lAe. events 4e
Igltct o-lCls over - Monroe -el-f Nt-'
sllt t0 aoEk quietly atl- ga . nss'sl -.--
assuming nl4Daeg Altl 5000 q--l'-
ass are slon found oar. th1ugH e-a
elt lolr ulsllAs lad passed sle si'-
iect ol tns ssetcA Mas 0fefilA
NlA work. lie made pee
ICmeaal cures made scpiee 81
1-alts Aaepy, and AZ Ies-l4
hc ls 10 longer looked upoa STA
4,k4ucl AMI he IS making money A
representative OK tne 1 Isf.1shA1-i II 1AAir
called oa tae doctor Yesterday in lis
c0zy ol.ocs. The news gstAeIer was "a
seagcA " something startling. ana 81
tnls ouAnle gentleman can often ief-
nish items that are interesting his
olticcs are frequently VISITED. lhe
doctor was found seated Al his desA
gong oYlr bls mornings mali, and
ia reply 70 an inquiry iof
something Of 4 ne Wsy nature, ne sald
ne had no time % be bothered uy
newspaper men, bat Il the scribe de-
sired, be might call al the |. D. a.
Home, where be has a patent, ana II
she was Willing 70 give any Miofna-
ton concerning hex case tht ILLEil.AA-
liERALD WAS Welcome ID %. Inc
patient. q Mrs. b. a. Allison, Oh scott
NanIuun township, was found 10 De
a well educated elderly lady, An ,A-
cel.eut entertainer and person
that Was only "a short time before Il
sufferer of cancer. She Willingly
dwelled upon Der ease and us success
ful ending and Was loud Ia her praises