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The Opelousas courier., 1890-07-26
a Great Troffar.s SHOES.

The noes by Maud s. are kept
in Mr.. Robert Bonners writing desk.
Two of the pair in which the beautiful
trotter made her last record are displayed
ia 4 wall cabinet and hare a value OF
$500 each. MI. Bpaacr has had nurner-
Gus requests to raale flFesn Of as church
and charitg fairs, but referred always to
give his eiiea.S fol the:r value rather than
lsar! with other ee III HuflA.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-07-26
Eugene Field is astonishe.1 ut his d

Eugene Field is astonishe1 at his dis
covery that Corean literature has 40
orthography; it has eve had 4 Dr..
johnson, and therefore It has no dict;on-
cry. Every author spells as he p@leases,
50 does every printer, AMI % does every
proof-reader. 50, as 4 matter Of coarse,
tbs result il d prepostsroas hoteh patch.
But all responsibility Is snrevdly aVerted.
for il no box does the name either Of
the author On 81 the publisher appear.
The characters use in Corean printing
hare been IN vogue many h',nared years,
al : num5eIo of then are 50 closely
alike Is ID make it difficult TO determine
d from mother Chinese literature has
pracsicalty tarottled all boos 81 : Corean
Literature, and in Cora, as in its litera-
tnre, the Chiress AIRS impaired an in
Hunnce which ages pcfhsps could not
eraalcate.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-07-26
ToWN . ToR GALE
E OWN Z ROPERTY Or 6AR

a CENTRALLY 10. ated and desirable
guinness stand on Main street, Opeloilsas,
consisting of building suitable for resideNce
sna small store. be; & the property nexbfoI
5hs POSSIBILITIES. Thi- properly will be sofi
veEy cheap for cash, or hail. "a n an | balance
2n terms to suit purchaser. ppIy TO Mrs
Edmund g. Dapla
The Opelousas courier., 1890-07-26
Pot Worth $4,000.

There is no temple in the world CON
aiming greater treasures than the ediics
n CeYlon, where Buddha's tooth is pre-.
,erved for the awe and encouragement Of
The faithful. One of the most curious
Utensils used by the priests is the great
golden watering pot, which plays an i'm
oortant part in the sacred rites.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-07-26
"A. P. Mcneil,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
OPELOUSAS, LOUISIANA

ODNAS1 NOD1OfASA
Plans, Specifications and Estimates fur
wished FOR all manner OF buildings, CT the
most reasonable terns. Contracts taken Tor
all kinds OF work, in brick, IRON, stone and
wood. Material furnished for repairs and
construction IL desired. Plantation and
country work attended to with dIspaE6h. Ali
work drstclass and satisfaction guaranteed
Orders directed TO P. o. Box 81 viii recsfy ,
prompt attention. ta6tf
The Opelousas courier., 1890-07-26

Female Institute
opnhousAs, ST. LANDRY PARISH, LA.

This Tnstitutio On is undenominational, praes
sso an nnd progressive. Discipline tlrn aaa
0esop ne o oaarooSof, Honor and SET respect
nronloted. Methods of training 9 ssliture
thorough. Toe curriculum properos -
pupil for University or practical lse: Sar.
siacates and Diplomas conLEfreo' pst1msss
sOacts For further particulars apply to
'0h'" MRS. N. il. HAYES, Principal,
~ 2Ev. T. W. LEWIS. First Assaaksns;
The Opelousas courier., 1890-07-26
sUeeEs1ross AS no sHEEp,

Several correspondents want to know
how / would select 200 ewes that would
Yield annually 1000 pounds of wool, writes
Galen Wilson to the New Yos9 Tribune.
| wouldgo to farmers in my own county
and find them. None would be for sale,
however, until after lambs are weaned.
A farmer is sadly behind the times in
kee sheep that shear only four
pounds. Ii they weigh over 100 pounds
each, better get a pure blooded Dickin-
son or Black Top Merino ram that weighs
at least $50, and begin to breed up,
changing the ram in two years for one of
equal size and same strain of blood, but
of a different family. The third crop of
lambs would be what is desired. If,
however, the ewes weigh less than 100
clear them out and either purchase a
"10-lb" flock at once, or get heavy ewes
that can be made to produce such by
judicious breeding. If one admires
sheep with "corrugat euticle," he can
produces 'sten poun TX with wrinkly
rams. But whatever ram is used to
breed up with, such as I have described
must be employed continually to keep
the flock up. In purchasing registered
sheep one should learn the rules of the
society of record and insist upon a strict
compliance herewith. For instance, /
know d case where the rules of the soci-
ETY. say: "Rams, to be eligible for rec
ord, must weigh at least $50 pounds. /"
a ram possessing the endorsement of this
society is sent out which weighs less
than 40. As an advocate of the sheep
industry, / have feared that the depres-
sion in the cattle business would cause
SO many to go into sheep and wool pro-
duction as to depress this business also;
but recent strengthening of the beef
market has caused general discussion of
the situation by stockmen and livestock
papers, and the tone Of these is, aStick
to your text, for the cattle business will
ON out all right, and quite soon It
is probable that sheep will hold their
" for a year at least, but not 20 higher,
although a little advance in wool is ex-
pected.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-07-26
Published on Saturday by
LEoNcE AND l. A. sANDo2,


Senator Cockrell, Of Missouri, says
that in case Of wa with England we
would capture Canada and confscate her
bonded indebtedness to English holders.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-07-26
FOOD AND CARE OF You've PIGS.

In the East we do not have access TO
cribs OF cheap corn, such as our Western
brothers are favored with for the pork
production, so We are forced to study a
more economical way Of producing this
standard meat. ! am strongly in favor
OF every Eastern farmer raising his own
pork, but I want to see it accomplished
on q paying basis. If two-thirds of the
farmers outside of the corr belt, who
raise hogs tor family use, would figure
out the actual cost Of their home-fed
pork, they would find that it far exceed
ed the moneyed worth of the commodity
IN their local markets. The principal
causes are slow developmentof the grow
ing shoat, and the final cost Of fattening
The Opelousas courier., 1890-07-26

This great vessel is known to be over
four centuries old, and it is one of tho
most valuable jars in the world, being
worth much more in the open market
than even the celebrated peachblow vase,
of which so much was said a few years
ago.
The metal and the gems in the "Ken-
diya" are appraised at S26, 000.-Louis-
ciAe C-ourser-JournaT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only slight congestion Of the mucous
membrane OF the nose az first, increases
with each cold until i spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, et0m-
ach, etc, causing deafness, lung cis-
esses, dyspepsia and many other DIS
tressing and dangerous complaints. A
full account of your present condition
and the treatment yon require, VIII be
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Todd, 81 MOnToe-st., Room &, Grand
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IL YOU are nervous, restless, irritable,
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tired mornings, with a ouA headache,
bad taste no the mouth, ssmet. mes Dis
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a disposition 20 NOrry snc fret about
trouble ahead that never comes. spell
Of feeling afraid or uncertain. some
times low spirits, you sre suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion #
nerve power. which may end fn utter
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IL Won have great sense Cf weakness
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II y0ur bead aches. feels numb and
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II you nave any of these feelings 90
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
SGROFULOUS SORES
From Head to Waist n mass OF Disease.
Suffering Terrible. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

was GOV, red with scrofula sores from my
sleep nights and could lie down only vita pill
lows under my arms. My mead was 50 sore
that l could not wear hat; and being a
farmer. | cOu d not 20 bareheaded. so wore a
very soft handkerchief on my head. In fact.
| was q disgusting sight TO others and TO my
self. After doetorng for six years with the
REST physicians In the country, and getting
worse all the time. had given up all hope of
Getting we'll when | saw your CUTICURA RENE
DIEs advertised and procured set. although
with little faith in them. The first set. how
ever. did NE such vast amount of GOOD. that
I continued their use, and now. after using
four sets. | am happy 10 say that am entirely
cured. Any of the prominent business men
and farmers in and around PIalnheld VIII
indOrse my story.
GEORGE \. HEINSELMAN. Plainheld. III.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

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xnAs s-4 x4As a.. sez@1 80 Bzs<s
xr0s4As ~ P~@&eE-
NfeAsss = naozas1ss w@rna1g - sz@xn
Esg1z~a lass a ssazsel
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sas1se cA&Axe frvua tae s--1sA hxet e
94s - tAe pEsfosza& gloesz - czazausziAn
4Ar<zesS.
Ca uaossssnt Ne so n@zAlng pzsst az
wssis spreading lsndzcAEe 81 etthsx
haE1. A. Is xzy~sy SaiEakrzcn. sooan1-
ing lifs fAs nexk Ha0EnsaE eseryxalns =
blogted fFcaa slgAs.
TIE n0lses Il the tram sAst eAzne h.
the ss< wiEh guntls. dlfussd marnur.
are aow focused lao ds@seaing. terri
be roar thsx 2sssiis Nse sensos hke the
n1Addsne1 rash e6 JOAN /. Sullivan iRte
tae Esla ef dra1nAtis ait.
Tbs timid tr2veler, with wide opea
eyes ssralnIRg 10 pioros the h0rrsbls
gloom. braces himself 20 meet the shock
whose coming he fssls with that vague
sense Of alarm that Is worse than the ab-
soluts forsEnoWiedge of the impending
danger.
TIE train plunged On into the dark
nsSs-
As high noon Of thet day Euiet Melone
had welded Glycsflne McCurdy, and
the bhssfal pair had started on their
yyeddlng journey.
Ia one % the crowded cars Of that
train sat Eulet Malone and his lovely
bride.
In tke spectacle Of young welded love
on it's FIRST journey there Is something in
expressiely weird and toeching.
The manly, protecting devotion Of the
young and tender husband. the seraphic
glow on the cheek of the gushing. srtleSs
bude-these, with the Lmowledge that
people are rushing blindly into tins kind
OF thing every day III the year, move the
thoughtful observer To pensiye reverie.
Were you alarmed, dearostT' inquired
Mr. Melone, after the train had emerged
into daylight again.
"N-nOt much, Eulet," answered the
blushipg BRIDE.
IF l had not been afraid this tunnel
was a short one, Glycerine," he whis-
pered, Il should have taken advantage
of the darkness and kissed you, my love.
Didn't you kiss me, dear:" exclaimed
the wondering bride Somebody did,
half dozen timesr'-Chicago Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
CUTICURA REMEDIES

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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
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honest. square dealing, reasonable
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No moaev will be accepted from
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ladies' ard gentlemen OF this ard
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Cursi b r ectro Ozone, o. Ccnsump-
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sors throat. catarrh. deafness, rheu-
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dyspepsia and desperate and sup
posai incurable q diseases Or the brain.
nerves. heart, t.0od, bones, skin,
liver stomach. bowels. kiansvs, rec
f1u. bladder. womb, ovaries ard
gen ito-urinsry organs Pains sn3
afhes have been instantly and p-srras-
nentlv relieved. sight and hearing
restored. unnatural sd seased
6iscbsreas Checzed, ulcers and 50
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Unaer fts influence the mind BE-
cores clear. ire nerves stroax ard
stes6F. ard ere spirits hscVsnf- To
n1ors. ar. cures. % zpf, ard nsoTbld
growths dissppesr hse snow pHeer
q warn sus. TIE weas are Us1e
strnny srd viscrcus tss 60 pendent
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
DR. s. CLAY TODD
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xaturnI ui.fnrx

Little Sister-Is tails any use to mon
keys
Little BrOther-Of tOuTse they is. They
Is % help the monkey hang on when tho
organ grinder walks. Street 65 Smiths
Good News
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

Lovvtt-Miss Firtett has taken up ths
yioiin; 20 I don't 20 there any more.
S<ipit-W that got 70 do with it7
Lovett-She can scrsPe along with
one bow poyv. New York Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

Salt rheum, with its intense itching
and burning, is cured by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. Many who were formerly Sc
we're sufferers have reason TO thank
.'the peculiar medicine" for cures ef-
fpctqd
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
GOSSIP OF THE CAPITOL
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

'PlunHtt. said buckets. IL you rad
a million what would you do
y ish had another" replied PUNK
ftk -purk
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

TIE L1an<s1or8-{ o@lled - So abouk
tse ran&
Mrx. Harti~an-Yez Ss37 Wei. a. -
hav' 6 go ta' kkes AZ To1 - taas 4
yszru buY oev shfrss vsnst N TN vssz
s,e~eu he m rxzsz IN thirz Tat pen
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
Sick Headache.

Louse's Red Clover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Constipation. 25c per box, boxes for
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
Another Incident in Johannes life.

Mamms what are you do
ing with that mustard plaster2
Joh1rae Putin il where papa
sTanked me. Grandma says it's good
thing - draw cut psin. y enowIne' 3
News
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-18
Cured M e.

Rich Harvest for Michigan Farmer.
/ have suffered for years with rheuma-
tism, loss Of appetite and disordered blood,
and after great expediture of time and
money had almost given up all hope of re-
lief. Hearing of Hibbard's Rheumatic
Syrup, grasped it rs last resort, and after
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and l advise all persons suffering with
rheumatism and other blood troubles, 10
try this medicine.
HARwICK PERRY,
Thurman, Mich.
Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by
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Detroit, Mich HHr
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A Deadly Weapon.

Carelessness in purifying the blood
leaves you at the mercy Of that insidious
enemy BLOOD POISON, which sooner or later
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FoREIoH.

THE British bark Dinapore was wrecked
recently at Cape Corrientes on the South
American coast, and the captain and
FIVE Of the crew were drowned.
Mr.. TuLLY, editor Of the Roscommon
Herald, has been convicted under the
Crimes act Of publishing an article de-
nouncing land grabbers, and has been
sentenced to three months imprison-
ment
BLACKS Opera House, at st. Johns,
Que, was destroyed by fire on the 10th.
All the effects Of Gorton's New Orleans
Minstrels, who had just given an enter
tainment there, were also burned. Loss,
$40, 900.
THE Montreal conference OF Metho-
dist churches has resolved TO recommend
the general conference to form an insur-
ance company for its own insuring. A
similar move in England some time ago
was eminently successful.
THE weavers on strike at Bennisch,
Austrian Silesia, continue their ex-
cesses, which are increasing in violence.
They have repeatedly attacked the fac.
tories and shops, destroying all the ma
chinery in the one and plundering the
stocks OF the other. Many buildings
have been wrecked and others have been
destroyed by fire. M
THE grand jury at Montreal, Can, on
the 18th returned true bill( against c.
G. Hale for shooting with intent TO kill
Eugene Cowles. Hale pleaded M
guilty and was released on $4,000 bail
until September, the time fixed for trial
INFORMATION has reached St Peters
burg OF q disastrous fire, accompanied
by great loss OF life and property at
Ufaleisk and New Jansk, in the Ural
mining district The magazines, iron
works, four school houses, three
churches and 1000 dwelling houses were
destroyed. Forty persons lost theii
lives and $4,000 were rendered homeless
by the disaster.
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Fathers of Families Guaran-
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Ministers, Merchants, Mill
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Benefited by G. G. &.

Grayes's Good Clothes. This Is the interpreta.
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clothing advertisement mol Well, Grayes's
Good Clothes are EXTRAORDINARY, The out
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