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Many times women call on their family
physicians, suffering, as they imagine, one
from dyspespia, another from heart dis
ease, another from liver or kidney disease,
ton, another with pain here or there, and in
this way they all present alike to themselves
and their easy-gofng and Indifferent or over
busy doctor, separate and distinct diseases,
for which he preScribes his pills and po-
tions, assuming them to be such, when, in
reality, they are all only symptoms caused
by some womb disorder The physician,
ignorant Of the cause of suffering, encour-
ages his " practice y until large bills are
made. The suffering patient gets no better,
but probably worse by reason or the delay,
wrong treatment and consequent complica-
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Pacific sinking Fund.

WAsHISGToN March y. In response
to the house resolution the secretary of
the treasury has transmitted TO the house
a statement that there are now held in
the United States treasury for the sink
ing fund Of the Union Pacific and Cen
tEaI Pacific companies first mortgage
bonds as follows: Union Pacific S3.515, :
600; Central Pacific, $500, o0o These
bonds were acquired under the proyi-
sions Of the act Of March 3. 1887. and
with the exception of ss3a, 900 purchased
from the proceeds of the sale Of S76o.-
$50 1 per cent United States bonds held
in fund, were all purchased and paid Tor
with accumulated interest on securities
the fund and amounts due lhe companies
for transportation services performed for
the governments.
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The word sucker. in the sense which
Is so familiar in this country, is ar
AmericaniSm and was formerly appiiec
to the inhabitants OF Illinois. II ufed
70 be customary for wanderers over the
prairles TO carry with them pieces N
long, hollow weed. The pratries were
honey -combed with crawfish holes.
which We're pretty sure TO be II ed with
pure water Whenever thirst attacked
the ingenious smoker he produced MS
tube. connected one end with the craw-
fish hole, the other with his mouth. and
sucked. Ii was simple. il was ingenious,
:: was beautiful. il showed reliance on
the providence OF God and the resources
Of natnre-bnt it fastened stigma on
an intelligent and progressive com
mnnity. from which they will not escape
for many moons. 1t seems. indeed, that
those dwellers on the prairie. who made
tne very crawiish dig wells for them. and
who extracted refreshment direct from
the very breast of nature. showed Them
selves gHie!ess and unsuSpecting when
eyer they mingled with the inhabtahts
OF the larger cities SO noticeable ud
this become that the real meanng ol
their peculiar name Was Forgotten, ana
people generally, whether city or cotn-
try bred. whose bhmp Of creduity was
specially develoned or who had ZOO
great confidence Ia human nature, cane
10 be cailcd suckers. Analyst.
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m1.e..a scnoor. snors-Made in our

Morsr's SCHOOL SHoEs-Made In our
large shoe factory, at Omaha, Nebraska
Ask YOUR dealer for them. Refuse to
take any others. II not kept in your
town. write, us,-lasking where to get
them. They wear longer and fit better
than any other shoes. shoes have al
WAYS been made too narrow We make
them wide. A reward OF Fifty Dol
lars, ii gold. paid for every pair Of our
own make OF shoes that contain parti-
Gle of shoddy. or ANYTHING but solid
leather. We make one hundred and
ffty STYLES OF Women's, Misses and
Chlldren's Sewed and Standard-Screw.
Grain. Glove Kid and Gondola- Ele-
CANT styles. wide and good fitting. We
also carry ono hundred and tfty styles
Of Mems Goods. Rubbers. &c.
W. Y. MORSE & CO.,
Shoe. Manufacturers Omaha, Nebraska.
Wales Good year Rubbers are the best.
If the bill to muzzle dogs goes through its
victims viii prooably bow 10 IL.
No SAFER REMEDY can be had for Coughs
and Colds. or any trouble Of the throat. than
,.Browns BRONCHIAL Troches." Price - cts.
Sold oaly in boxes.
f. The first iron steamship was built in 1880.
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ATniaue Chicago CInb.

Else Forty csGb is a modest orSanlza-
tioa which every two weeks narlskes Of
choicest dishes The membership Is
limited to forfy and there rs n0 ccrcmbny
at the gatherings. Fa.Ldress Is net foi-
cra5od. rs the members 40 there ffom
their dali Il toib cad in their worldlng
cpfhes and go prepared 70 enjoy hem
elHes, which they do heartily. There
n6W a set programme he presiaenf
sts at the head Of the tab,e. and Ga man
present has anything to say he gels up
and says / without any ado t he sings
4 Sbhg, So mgeh the better. 1T Is a Jolly
crowd. A every meeting there are a
few profess Oral people who can get
around at ) oclock and leave in time 70
pnt on ther grca &. paint and wigs for
tie cntcrtainment of the lalb]ie later on.
They like it lecause they know that
they are notinyited there. TO '.ent UP
and that they Will not be called upon
for anything unless they volunteer it
Chicago Herald.
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Detroit g iehsl Sun, February ~
Ticket No. y, is2 drew the second capital
prize OF 100000 in tie.January drawing Of
<the Louisiana State Lottery. One-twentieth
of this ticket was held BY Cornelius =. Du-
o.s. He was therefore entitled to received
5000
MIR. Duross was found Yesterday BY sun
reporter at his basber shop 1913 Joseph Cam
pau avenue II RET teived the $1,000 through
tie American Express Co., and it came to me
like God send,' said the fortunate man
81 have been investing a dollar each month
for over year and this is the first time
ever rcw anything. ! held the ticket abso--
lutey and no one was entitled TO division
Of tic prize as has been reported. The
money viii invest in real estate'
Mir. Duro is Young man OF exemplary
habits. a,lsl the money could not have fallen
into better hanGs
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tions A proper medicine, Like Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, directed to the cause
would have entirely removed the disease,
thereby dispelling all those distressing symp-
toms, and instituting comfort instead of pro-
longed misery.
It's the only medicine for the peculiar
weaknesses, irregularities and painful de-
rangements incident to women, sold by
druggists, under positive guarantee that
it will give satisfaction in euesy cuse, or
price ($l00) paid for it win be promptly
refunded
For Book of 100 pages, on Woman Her
enpelope,) send ten cents, In stamps, TO
WORLDS DIsPENskRY MEDICAL AsSOCIA-
TIoN, 66S Main Street, Buffalo, n. Z.
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I read Of the wonderful cures by the use OF
Aliens Lung BalsaIh ] was suffering much
ut the time with Asthma and Bronchitis
thought | would try a bottle Of it. did so,
and was relieved in few days, so that
could sit up. | am sixty y-tive years of age.
1t is now twenty-four years since have been
SO afflicted, and ! have been doctored by
many different physicians; have also taken
a number Of bottles of other Cough Rene
dies, and have never taken anything that
has done lne so much gcol as your Lung
Balsam. cannot express the gratitude
feel. Ihaye not felt as we'll for many years.
/ am so much better that wantedyou 10 know
it. and thank you many times for the ben
eft Your medicine has been to me Mas.
AMY KENNEDY, Painsyille, o.
According to its state It's tea intoxicat
ing.n "Only in Maine.''
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Beware OF Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,

IS mercury win surely destroy the sense at
smell and completely derange tho whole syAiem
when entering 1t through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, ~ the
damage they win do Is ten fold TO the good You
can possibly derive from them. Halps Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. ]. Cheney u Co.,
Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and Ii taken
internally, and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
ine. II d taken internally, and made In Toledo
Ohio, BY r. J. Cheney n Co.
f1rSold BY Druggists. price &c. per bottle
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nrugrist Ito a lazy man who had turned
over new leaf.) ssYou are early Of late:
YOU used to be behind before but now you
I ne tirst At last.', Old man who did not see
the point "GIve me my Bulls Cough Syrup
and stop voiIr nonsense
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NEWS NOTES.

MI. j. Cheatham. white, was hanged
at Grenada, Miss, for the murder OF
John Lilman, colored.
Judge John S. Hagen, ex-collector OF
the mort of San Francisco, and United
states senator to fill out the term Of
Senator Sasserle, who resigned in 1855,
died on rhe GOTH
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sn Ola Friend.

". II Nog1hington, olitorof the Patrons
Of IIusEanafy," published at Columbus,
Miss, WIiirs under date of Feb Is, fso..
tYour III ID remedy Ailcn's Lung Bafsaifl.
I have used in my. family for fifteen years
for CouFl. aad Colds, and know 1t to be the
best
AEothets v3} dnd it safe and sure remedy
to GIVE eli.aFan when afflicted with Group,
Foeasc i war cloud not much bigger
than Ii sb.o l4aA' S hand.
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"11r head is full Of quarrels, as an egg is
fall Of meat '.Well, 50 would anybody's
head be. who had walked the floor for
week, with horrible face-acnep, "1on
don't saw So. how dreadful. I'll step out
and bring YOU bottle Of quickcure, called
&AlYatinn OIL n
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To whom it may concern l hereby certify
that l have sold Allen s Lung Balsam. to
. many persons troubled with Throat and
l9.ung Diseases who were pleased and salts
fed with it's efTects--fW. j. MERRILL, Drug
cist and Constable for Caroline Co., Va.)
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Please send US six dozen more CT your
Aliens Lung Balsam. It gives general sat
isfaction, and is the best selling Cough Rem
edy we handle.-(FALK Bios, Druggists,
Houghton, Wis.,
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New I,npers.

We have instock. packed ready TO ship, a
half dozen small newspaper outfits suitable
fer publication Of papers in small towns or in
tho Sioux reservation country. They are
bargains. Address
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION,
Us Omaha Nab
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wan Suppose a Case.

You are nervous and dyspeptie, your appetite
flags, your slumbcr is broken or disturbed by un-
easy dreams. or YOU court the sleepy god in vain.
What shall you do: Try an alcoholic excitant to
stimulate appetite, deaden the nerves AZ bed time
with a narcotics Neither of these. Try Hostel
ters stomach Bitters. 1t WILL believe u, be more
than trial You Will continue 70 use this Justly
renowned nerve invigorant and stomachfc. II y
in tlle exi.ency supposed just what j. wanted,
II is a.healthy stimulus to appetite and digestion,
doss not excite. but aniets the brain and nerves
= j.. excellent diur4tc and speedy reiormeT OF
j discrdered condition Of the Tiger and ooWels
II connleracts tendency TO journalism, % ilies m
;rfrr,ities 81 age and hastens conYalescence
Persons exposed 10 rough weather should use i as
/. preventive as should also tired students ana
business men.
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e.The world grows weary praistne men,

And wearied grows Of being praisel--n
But never weary grows the pen
j Which writes the truths that have amazed
the thousands who have been given up by
their physicians and who have been restored
10 complete health by using that safest Of
all remedies fer iunctional irregularities ana
weaknesses, which are the bane Ct woman
Kind. We refer Of course, TO DR.. Pierce
Favoritc Prescription. the only guaranteed
cure for all those chronic ailments peculiar
to women. Read the guarantee on the bot
tle-wrapper.
TO regulate the stomach, liver AMI bowels,
Dr. Plcrcets Pellets excel One dose
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Gives fsest satisfaction.

When an Indifferent player JOINS base
ball team as short-stop he doesn't stop long.
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Thcrlver banks are standing the runs on
them very well.
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strange that we object to the corn on the
y and not TO that on the ear.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, sac cried for Castoria,
When sho became Iiss, ste chung to Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them CastoriA
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He Got IL.

& E ..s@S
s.Can yen tell me?''-he qnericd as he
entered tie city hall-.'can you inform
mea''
s.What IL t?'
Upon ny soal but | have forgotten
what + wanted 10 inquire for, Well,
never mlIa
He>to.leq slowly up two pairs OF stairs
and was resting after his ascent, when
he suddcniY slapped his ed and ex..
claimca:
..I'vc sd f. / wanted to ask him
where .Ee elevator was" "'-~Dcttoitr Free
Press
For ssa lina fannels, Dobbins' Electric
Soar * mafydsons. Blankets and woofrns
washed with Ii look like new, and there IS
absolutely no shrinking No other soap III
q world Will 10 such perfect work. Give il
trial nov.
Dress fhig:s for Iowa and North Dakota
wear Will fllis season be made u th hip pQcl
cts, halfYlAt size.
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Saying Much.

Ships were first ''copper bot.omed" IN
11S3
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The position Of Minister to Greece is look
81 uruIf as 4 fat office.
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It's TcxccIIent Oualities

Commend to pubic approval the Cali
fornia LIQUID fruit remedy Syrup Of Figs.
1t is plcasing,to the eye, ard TO the taste
and by gently acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels. it clcanses the system
effectuaily. thereby promoting the health
and comfort OF ali who use it.
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When man is up in the arts of knavery
he isn't upright
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"A pin is like man. 1t is useless when it
loses it head
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Twentr-four Ycars = Suherer.

The man Who Isl after a wonan's own
heart is the man she prefers.
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Barber Duross' Coed Luck.

Everybody in the world is engaged in
throwing the blame on someone else.
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TYg STATE OF wYoMlNG.

Time mes. a fourth Of March has already
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A bare market generally results IN a bull
~
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10 she found In bal company is often
eniliHaIent to Leing lost
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.yi,ev have stood tbe test of4iane- TansFs Punch" "
snser can TN 81 81 Clgal.
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The first iron steamship was built in $50.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-07-05
Contagious Blood Diseases.

Ulcers, SORES. pirnples, i'cl. salt rhcum. &c.
are evidences or contagious blood diseases. II
Ia manlfestly dnty to eradicate flood poison
from the system by 4 use OF r. Il. r. tBotanC
Blood Balm. thus enabling the acre places To
heal. anh thereby removing All possibility oil
other members OF The family becoming likewiaC
afflicted. soud TO Blood Balm Co, Atlanta,
Ga, for q hook that Will convince
j. II. Outlaw, Mt. Olive. =. C., writes: ~ had
running sores on my shoulders and arns One
bottle Of u. +. r. cured lno entirely
L. johnson. Belmont station, Miss, writes
II. y. b. haa worked on me like 4 charm. Ny
lls al and body WAS covered with ROrcs, ana my
hair came out, Int b. y. e. healed HE quickly
". j. kinnln, Hutchcpe, Texas, writes: "R.
+. L. haa cured my wife OF a large ulcer OH her
leg that doctors and al! ether luedtcinc could
not cnle."
NJ. 7. koszlnan, proinincht merchant OF
Greensboro. Ga, writes: Il know OF several
cases OF blood disease speedily cured by Il. il.
r. Two bottles cured Il lady OF ugly Srr0fuions
skin sores"
w. c. Birchmore & Co, MaNcy, Ga., writes
"R. l.. &. in curing Mr.. ROht. Ward Of blood
poison effected OnH Of the most wonderful cures
That ever came TO eur knowictigc."
St. Landry democrat., 1890-07-05

To prevent the obstruction Of streets and high
ways in the town Of Opeiousas, La, by rail.
road companies; regulating the speed of
trains running through said town, and pro-
yidiuE penalties for violation thereof, etc.
SECTION |. BE il ordained rs the Boar, OF
Police of Optionsaa. la, That It shai he uli-
lawful for any railroad company In block up
the streets or crossings within the corporate
limits of the town of OneiOusaS. La, by allow
ing their locomotives. CARS or trains to remain
at such streets Or crossing for u longer time
than i've minutes, except IL case of accident
or uncomfortable c rcuiEstanGe..
SEC. a. Be it further ordained, etc, That no
railroad company operating or running loco
motives, cars, or trains, through the corporate
limits of said town shall operate or run the
same at greater rate of speed than six mtles
per hour.
SEC. 8. BE il further ordained, etc. That any
and every railroad company violating the pro-
visions OF sections and OF ths ordinance. or
either of them, shall for each offence be sub
jectcd to "a fine of fifty dollars, recoverable by
suit in the name OF the Board of Police Oh Ope
lousas, La before any court Of competent
jurisdiction.
SEC. 4. Be it further ordained, ETC., That
this ordinance take effect from and after its
passage
ROBERT ClIACHERE,
t'les't Board OF Police, Town Of
UpelOusas, La.
". r. COCHRAN.
Clerk Board of Police, Town nf
Opel0usas, La.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-07-05
Rail Road Lands.

In the Pioayune Of 2!st appears the
following reference by their special in
Washington, to the bill introduced in
the Senate by Mr., Gibson. to confirm 60
the settlers the lands OH which they
have settled (within the Indemnity
Llmita'') by virtue of the order Of Res
toraton and Invitation. Issued 10y the
secretary of the Interior and published
as an advertisement at the expense Of,
and by tic authority Of the United
States, in the Picayane, in October and
Noyem Der, 1887:
WASHINGTON, Juue 20.--[Speciail.-
Senator Gibson has introduced 10 the
senate, by request, bill TO confirm the
titles Of settlers on lands within The
indemnity limits of the New Orleans,
Baton Rouge and Nicksburg Railroad
Company, to which the New Orleans
Pacific Railway Company succeeded.
The claim to these lands on the part OF
settlers is based on the fact that in 1se?
the secretary OF the interior advised the
general land office TO notify the local
officers that the odd numbered sections
in the railroad grant, which were uu-
lawfully selected in 1888 by tho COM
pany, had been restored to aottlement
entry. and that under this notice invi-
tation was given to make settlements.
The Picdyune then proceeding says:
1t is tho opinion Of the department.
that any lands within the indemnity
limits of the railroad grant, which have
been selected by the company, and were
vacant and nnappropriatcd at the dates
of the definite location. and selections,
were included within the confirmation
by the act of 1887, and that no legisla-
ton can benefit the person who settled
thereon subsequent to the selection.
Tho bill introduced by Senator Gibson
is intended to determine the rights OF
the numerous settlers on the lands.
Tho Issues of the Picayu,,e from Octo-
Der 12th to Noyomber--1s8s, contain.
cd the notice by the Register and Re
ceiyer lby order Of the Secretary Of the
Interior) this notice called attention to
the fact that the selections had been
decided to be illegal and cancelled, and
thus published constituted an invita-
ton to qualified settlers 10 30 on those
lands. Will tho Picayune 10 Justice to
the settlers publish a copy of this
notice Z
St. Landry democrat., 1890-07-05
PEDIGREE-

The KNIGHT OF MOMUs, Sized 10y
Seth Warner, Jr., Dam Nellie, the Milk
maid, Kentucky Messenger mare with
trnttiug speed OF about $50. Seth
Warner, Jr.. was sired by Seth Walu4r,
Dam Princess. Seth Warner was h,
Ethan Allen, Dam Lady Snntag. Ethan
Allen was the most distinguished nf all
the sons that came down from the loins
Of BIackhawk. His brilliant career on
the turf gave him IA record, with q run
ming rate of one mile in 2:15. hut bis
fame in the stud far rclips-d his sue
cts.iul career on the turf. He was The
sire of Honest Allen, Billy Bow. Hot
spur, Pncahontas. Fanny Lee. Fanny
Allen, Warwick aud many other grea,
heroes and hernineS that have achieved
imperisbable records of speed on the
turf.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-07-05
Transfers of Property
Furnished by Q. a. TERwlLLIeHR

Ida T. Bayley, wife OF Daniel W.
| Bowman, to j. Meyers s. Co., ono tenth
of the undivided half OF 1857 acres, sit
uated in the northern part Of the par
ish S52s7 cash.
DR.. r. a. Bayley TO same, same des-
cription as above; S5a.67 cash.
| Theodore Chachere to Widow Sos
theme Richard, 4a arpents and improve
ments; $500 cash.
Hilair julien Guiliory 10 Ferdinand
Tate, 100 arpents in Mamouth; S325
! cash.
Mrs. Mary C. Gator, wife OF B. A.
| Bontte, to Julien Boutte, 6 arpents in
Bellevue; $tO0 cash.
! Jules Petetin to Richard w. Jordan,
lot in Grand Coteau; so cash.
|. Richard W. Jordan to c. j. Jordan, 9
acres near Grand Coteau; 1895 cash.
! Benz. F. Meginley TO DR.. Y. Raagui.
lot in Ope!ousas; $4,000 cash.
Francois Alcide Donate to Charlie.
/ Boardman. sixty feet by one arpent in
/ Washington; $500 cash
l.. Schncrb & Bro. to Louis Slhlil, 2
acres in Coulee Croehe St70 cash
Philip Thompson to B. + MeglDlcs.
lot and improvements in Opelousas +:
$500 cash.
Tax Collector to t. NJ. BDngui and A
Levy, 11s2 acres, property of David c.
Hardee; S93,47 cash.
Same to same, about 1913 ncfts, pro
perty. of the heirs of Aoat .Icneres &
Co.; $287.92 cash.
Same to same, 20 ac.ea, property Of
heirs Of HypoIitc Rate!ie.
Same to Same, 90 acres il Big Nam.
moth, property of Mira. Louis 4. Ian-
fireneau 1918 cash.
Same to same. 30 acres in Cuulee
Crocle, property Of Celeste Thibnaeau:
$11.4S cash.
Same to SAME, ACRES uenr Carcnero
property of John Joseph Saeoie, 500
cash.
Same to Josiah E. Hawkins, 40 acres
IN township south, range | west, pro.
perry of A. Gnillory; $3.50 cash,
Same to same. 10 acres in township 4
south, range west. property Of Xidrien
Guillory $500 cash
Same to same, DO acre. in township 4
south, range east, property Of l.. Gull
Tory j; $3.50 cash.
Same to samo, 40 acres il township 4
south. range west, property Of A. P.
j. Fontennt; $3.50 cash.
Same to same, 40 acres iu township 4
south, range west, property of Gull
Tory 81 Dalicourt S6 81 cash.
Same TO L. E. Littell, 100 acres, pro-
perry of Louise L. Peytavin, wife OF j.
N. Ihibodeau; S42,16 cash.
Same to Leopold Goudcilaux, one
half of $40 acres in Section SO, Town
ship 2 south, Range, east property of
heirs of Judet aud Robert Waterman,
$9.22 cash.
DR.. Y. Boagni to B. Z. Meginey lot
and Improvements in Opelousas. $4,000,
year.
Emma Pefferkorn to Clara A. perrault
lot and Improvements in Opelousas $500;
$3.50 cash, balance in year.
Annals Dejean wild. of C. A. Grefen-
berg, TO Joseph C. speyrer ct ais, 200
arpents $1641 to-wit: S741 cash bal
ance Dec. 1st 1890.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-07-05
Green Heuse and window plants

The plants are now all indoors, and,
whether in green house or window.
take care that the insects do not get a
foothold early in the season. # the
plants were not properly cleaned be-
fore, make q job of it as soon as may
be, in smoking with tobacco for the
whole, then giving each individual
plant its needed separate treatment,
Smooth leaved plants, like ivy, should
have weekly washing with soap and
water, applied with soft cloth. Fol
low this with water only.
Forced plants Keep up success
sion OF bulbs III flower BY bringing
the pots from the cellar; also, hardy
plants put in for this purpose.
Annuals-H desired q good show
may be made by few pots of favor
ties OF this kind. Sow some pots now,
and others o month later.-American
Agficulturist.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-07-05
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria..
4 Sound Legal Opinion.

L. cambridge, Munday Esq, County
Atty, Clay CO., Tex, says: Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy results.
My brother also was very low with Ma
laiial Fever and Jaundcc, but was
cured by timely use of this medicine.
Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved his
life"
Mr.. d. l. Wicoxson, of Horse, Cave.
Ky, adds q like testimony, saying: He
positively believes ho would have died,
had it not been for Electric Bltters.
This great remedy will ward OFF, as
we'll ia cure all Malarial Diseases, and
for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach DIS
orders stands unequaled Price SOC. and
81. at F. E. Bailey's. 6