The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-08
AteIalS Of Interest.

: The nnveiling Of the Lee monumeDt in Rich
mond has been postponed from the 18TH ii
the Goth of May.
Mr. A. Latiolais, II descendant of the ftst
Acadian settlers of Lafayette. died On Fsf;rru
AIRY "a, aged 75 years.
To restore, tbieken. and give you luxuri-
ant growth Of hair, to keep its color Iatura
as in youth, and to remove dandrutf, use ONLY
Halls Hair Remover.
The Lafayette Grand Juiy has found in
dlctmentS against q citizens for conspiracy
The indictments are based upon implication
In regulating transactions
The Pan. American conference will termin.
ate III April. After the ADJOURNMENT the dele
gates will spend three weeks or u Sou Ii,rn
tour.
Louis Rubenstein, Americas champiei. ska
ter was refused the first prize at the st. Pc
tersbnrg exhibition on account of his Jewish
religion.
Clcrgymen, lawyers, public speakers sing
ers and actors all recognize the "Itucs nt
nent pnbElc men says: = IT is he hrbi icnitt' y
that Can ho procured for st' atfertion "t ne
vocal organs, throat and aass
$3.50 OF the Sl5,000 originally subsci.i bed
for the State fair at Baton Rouge have been
collected and placed in bank
Graffes come high. John Robinson says
New Y0rk's zoo can have his lG feet iuch
SouhS fA"S iuI SlVrVpv. ana moi Il cent ieSE.
Mr. James Lambert uf New Brunswick, Hi
nois, says: Was badly afflicted with rhcii-
ma,ism in the hips and legs, when | bought !,
bottle of ChaniherIains Pain Balm. 1t cured
ME in three days. | ain'aiI right to day and
would insist on every one who is afflicted with
that terrible disease to use ChambprlAins 5
Pain Balm aud get we'll at once F." For sale by
j. Lassalle and all merchants
The Senate committee has reported favor
uDiy the hill SIS3 fUln f,,r
coast defenses, and the House committee the
1 Chichamauga Park bill.
Miss Regina Rothschild of Port Townsend.
Wash, will commence tour OF the world on
March II. She hopes to beat Nelly Bly's re-
cord by making the trip i'll sixty-one days.
| FARAERvILLE La, May 1887
/ Havtng severe attack Of Flux some two
years ago, applied to DIR. Tichcnor, OF Baton
Rouge, for treatment. He gave me his eele-
brated Antiseptic, and in u few days was re-
liered and cured. JAMES RABr$
The Female Orphan Asylum of New Orleans
celebrated the fftieth anniversary of its or.
! ganization on Feb 18th This Asylum is one
of the Oldest aud most berefcent charitable
institutions in the South
The Times-Democrat of New Orleans, leads
all the newspapers published in the South
Islhlon. al an" "esS'S' II mas the largest ''Feu-
Newsboy-"Paper, sirR All about the sui
. eide p Mir. Openmouth twho never bnys a
paperl-"Who's killed himself now, bub ?7
Newsboy-"Man down here blowetl his lungs
cut askin questions. Detroit Tribune.
The following item has been ging the
rounds of the press, and as j. Lassale, The
grocer, handles the goods, it may interest cur
readers =" Having had occasion to use Cham
berlains Cough Remedy, it gives me pleasure
to state that found it to be the best medi.
cine tor cough ever used; in fact, it cured
,cF, l., 1 S1-zk N :.
cough medicines.-S. r. BURNETT, Atalissa.
Iowa"
When the statue OF Robert +. Lee reaches
Richmond, it will be placed in Il wagon and
dragged to the site Of the monument by thou
sands of men and women, who will take hold
Of rope mile or more long
st. Mary Banner: The Catholic fair in
Franklin last Saturday, was Il grand success
People from all over the parish and of the
neighboring parishes attended. Mr.. schwan
donated tue hall and the people in general
came up with willing aid. The net proceeds
were $500. This speaks we'll for the people
of Franklin.
REDWISE, jackson parish, La,
Deeeihber |, 1886.
G.. NJ. Sherronse, Ag't-B can say for DR.,
Tichencrs Antiseptic that it is q sure cure for
hstufO on horses and mules. have tested it
On bad case, and effected ture in a re
markably short time.
Resr'y, o. II. SPENCER.
George Francis Train will leave Boston
March 9 on his proposed trip aronnd the world
in sixty days. He will sail from Tacoma,
Wash, March Il, by the steamer Abyssinia.
Here it is, and it fills the bill much better
than anything, we could say 1T gives mo
the greatest pleasure to write you in regard
to Cbombcrlain's Cough Remedy During the
past winter have sn!sl more Of it than any
other kind, and have yet to find any one bat
what was benefited by takingit have never
had any medicine in my store that gave such
universal satisiactiQn.-J. NJ. RoSEY, Drug.
gist, Genda Springs, Kansas" 50 cent bnttles
for sale t,y j. Lassalle and all merchants.
Scientific farming in Italr is to be under
taken this year by company owning capi-
tai of $4,000, 900. If the operations prove
successful the old wooden plow, pulled by
oxen. that has held tue field since an era be-
fore the Roman Caesars, will probably have to
go.
HOMER, La, June 8, 1887?
MIR Editor-My buggy mare, Nellie, was
very sick with collie yesterday evening when
my Raston friend, Mr Sherronse, called tn
see me He immediately gave her IA dose of
DR.. Tchenor's An,septic, which seemed to
give relief III few minutes aud secouh
dose, about 20 minutes later, entirely cured
her. l wish to say this TO your readers III
justice to the medicine and Tor tile benefit nf
others Respectfully, T. b. WHITE
WIN. Heinstreet of Boston, has views as to
the solution of the negro problem which de-
serve attention, and they ceutre in the setting
apart af five or Blk millions of celored peeple.
He says: g Let them there erect two States
with Federal representation, and in all res
poets like the white States. This will not
expatriate them and will give them IA test of
seifgoyernlneht. We should hasten to do
this while We have the territory to spare"
We, the underaigurd, DO testify that we
have used DIR. Davis Compound Syrup oil
Wild Cherry and Tar for years, for all throat
and lung troubles with the greatest benefit.
For coughs and colds it never fails. When
taken according to directions il cures our
children of Group and whoopng-c g-coagb, and
for serions lung troubles it always gives re
lief New Orleans, March J, 1889.
e. 4. i'teffer, 20i Miro street; Emile A, Mar
tin. ls6 johnson street; John Capdeyille, Jr.,
800 st. Philip street; L.. Y. Petit. Bayou ST
John; William Noonan, Carrollton; A. H. Rhu,
205 Miro street. One dollar bottles hold two
and half times as much as Soc. bottle. S
4 large number of ex-Federal aud ex-Con
fedeIate soldiers will leave st. Lonis on an ex-
enrsion on May %, next, for the battlefield Of
paid to locatius the position of the regiments
under S,eedman that fought to the west Of
the Snodgrass house on Battery Ridge, and
of the Confederate forces opposing him. Sur
viv0rs of the Federal forces engaged and of
the Confederate brigades of Deas, ManigauIt,
Fulton, B. r.. johnson, McNair, Gregg, Trigg,
Kelly and Oracle are particularly invited 10
join the excursion.
DIRD-At his residence, in PIasance, March
2, 1890, NOLLE PIERRE PITRE, aged 81 years,