The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1890-02-22
B. h. B. Botanic Blood zsa1n,.

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! If you try this remedy you will say as many
others have said, that it is the BEsT blood pu.
riter and tunic. Write Blood Balm Co., At
ianta, Ga, for book of convincing testimony
j, 7. Davis. Atlanta, Ga. West End writes:
II consider that b. b. b. has permanently y
cured ME Of rheumatism and sciatica."
r. H. Saulter, Athens, Ga, says: - 3. B. B.
cured me of an ulcer that had resisted all 9th,
er treatment"
E. G. Tinsley, Columbiana, Ala, writes
My mother and sister had liberated sore
throat and serofGla, B. B. cured them.'
Jacob I. Sponeler, Newman, Ga, writes 'B
b. Is. entirely cured me of rheumatism i'll my
shoulders ! used sig bottles
Chas. Reinhardt, No. 2026 Fountain street
Baltimore, Md, writes: Il suffered with bleed
ing piles two years, aud am glad to say that
one bottle of 3. b. Is. cured me-
J. j, Hardy, Tcceoa, Ga, writes "B. B, 3
is quick cure for catarrh. Three bottles
cured me. had been troubled several years
A. Sphinx, Atlanta, Ga, says; some bottle OF
II. Is b. completely cured my child OF eczema
W a. Pepper, Fredouia, Ala, writes: "B. B.
Is. cured my mother OF liberated sore throat
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/, A. c. Hafflefnger, do say consumption
can b1ikared By DIR. Davis Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry and Tar, My lnuther, wears
ago, contracting terrible cough soon became
unable TO attend tn her household duties
| Premineut physicians pronounced il ncurable
consumption We knew of Dr. Davis Wild
Cherry and Tar, aud commenced giving it to
/ her. Before two bottles bad been taken an i'm.
proyement was noticed, and by the time one
| dozen bottles had been consumed she was
well, and has never been troubled since. We
have recommended it to many sti always have
10 III the house. For congtA colds cFnIap
whonping cough, asthma. br tehitis, it :; OF Iah ah
out a rival; One dollar bncdes hol5d a51 and
half times MS much "a 1on.botti-
.trrns
When subscribing while at sspaper ret he
besf, The IS nes. D. we havNew O,;enns--
Dali and Wepkl| Had ~tttie"ff tie largest circu.
Ia,ion -hight
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Neufd noti Enterplise Nj A. c. Olivier,
apah otifgent aud thrifty young farmer near
n add Coteau, st. Landry parish, was pleas
)af caller at our office last Saturday. He in.
|furma us that much vacant land in that sec.
tiou has lately been fenced and ia beng pre-
pared for cultivation this year. Mr.. Olivier
himself has increased his cotton acreage from
l75 to 25O acres The average lint per acre is
only one half bale, and the planters of that
section would very much like TO see estab-
lished i'll their midst central sugar refinery,
as the land is well adapted to cane culture.
The local merchants aud officials who fail
to giyea cordial and liberal support to the
home press stand in the way of their own
prosperity aud The Item regrets TO see that
in certain parishes in Louisiana there is
ground for complaint in this regard. The
Iberviie South ana lezaudria Town Talk Of
last week, each eont'hee substantial griev-
ance agains<-=s reepeftiye parish officials in
connection tn-.-s-ablic printing, overlook
ing the fact that full rates for such work is
exceedingly low when the amount of free SER
vice that every energetic journal gives to its
locality is considered. we'll supported
homo newspaper is az oreditable TO a iown as
well kept schools and churches-and just az
essential to general weal-N. o. City item.