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The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12
Decoration nay.
.le Dc 10 Nle..o Orleans.

Absille do 10 Nile Orleans.
LIE 6 avril a 6te c6l6bre cette AIMEE
non meins brillamment que de cou.
tune ct peut-etre plus gen6ralement,
cette date Sc trouvant etre uH dlman,
che. La jonrn6e du 6 avril qni a etc
baptis6e du nom de Decoration Day
est consacr6e, CONNIE on le salt, b la
yisite des tombea militaires ct d lenr
decoration.
Les veterans des diverses ~associa.
ton militaires de Ia Nile Orleans sc
sont rendas en- corps au cimetiere on
SO trouyent les tounbes de leufs auciens
compaRnons d'armes tomh6s sur lie
champ de bataille. Apres avoir depo-
s6 dss fleurs au pied du monument du
Gen. Lee, les troupes ont tire une salse
ct ont gagn6 Ia rue Claiborne on 10
train les o emport6es no cinletiere.
In tombe de I'Armee de la Virginie
do Nord Oh Sc tronve le corps de JEFF
ferson Davis q etc visit6e la premiere,
puis cellea des Gardes Continentaux, de
pAgtiilefie Washington, do l'armee du
Tennessee ct 10 monument de 10 La.
dies Confederate Association.
Sur cha1ue tombe, le Rev. P. Hubert
q reeit6 une priere, o. les Gardes Con-
tinentaux ont tire une ealVes
Mlle Mildred Les ct Caroline John.
atom Alles des denx gen1-sax qui ont
iilustr6 ces MONS, ct Nine. L. A Adams,
pr6sidente de- Ia Ladies' Confederate
Monument Association ont d6pos6 sui
les tombes les bouquets ct les aenrs.
Gur 10 tertre du Ladies' Confederate
Monument, le R. r. Hubert q r6citt
me priAre ct al milieu du ailence 81
du reinstatement de la fonle qui entou
RAFT lie monuments, porateur du jour, Il
Col. Eugene Waggauian, q pris la pa
role pour exprimer en-tsrnes patriot
Qnss ef eloquents SEES sentiments de pa
sriofs &c de chretieli ct payer IN jnets
tribut q la memoire dc sea valiant
carnarades.
uHs priAre. aniEie dune voice a
mousQneteFie, q termin6 cette cer9mo
nile.
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Deyores par des Reauins'

Une fettre d'Aden, On date du IL f.
vrier, content lie recit dune scene
epougantahle a laquelle ont assiste les
passengers dn paquebot Victoria, venant
d,Australie en- Angleterre.
Pendant que le vapeur Sc trouvait q
mi chenliu entire Colombo, lie de Cey-
Ian, 1T Alden, d lentree de la mer
Rouge, un passager, pris dun acces su-
bit de fevre chaude, franchit les bas-
Engages ct So precipita dams la mer.
Les machines furent immediatement
stoppees ct les ordres necessaires fu-
rent donpes pour la mise q peau dune
embarcation. En- la descendant, lie pa
Ian d'aVant, pour III raison inconnue,
glissa, ct requipags, comprenant lie pa.
iron ct douze matelots, fut preciplte q
la mer.
o. iuge de Vegetation de pequipage
q DIES tassagers, qni savaient que ces
paraeps etaieut infestes de fequlns.
I'm second capot fnt immediatement
mis- a l'eau ct les hommes qui lie mon.
talent commencement le sauvetage de
Ieur camarades. Once d'entre eux pu-
rent atre recueillis, mais deux mate
lots ct lie passager, cause de CO desas-
tire, furent d6vores par les reqnins sous
les yeux des temoins impuissants de
cette horrible scene.
une forme blanchAtre glissait dams
les profondenr s de l'eau bleue, IN cri
de desespoh, ct l'homme disparaissait
pour toujours, mutil6 par la q%nadruple
rang6e de dents du terrible squale.
Tout autour du vapenr, Ia mer etais
~rougie du sang des i~nfortunees vic
times.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12
The Pu1nif and the Stage

Rev. F. NJ, shrout, Pastor United Brethren
Church, Blue Mound, Kan, says: II feel it
nv duty to tell what wonders Dr.. Kings New
Discovery has done for me, My Lungs were
badly diseased, and my parishioners thought
could live only a few weeks. l took five bot;
ties of DR.. King New Discovery and sm sound
and well, gaining 26 lbs. in weight
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny Folks
Combination, writes "After a thorough trIaI
and convincing evidence, am confident Or
Kings New Discovery for Consumption beats
EN- all and cures when everything else fails
The greatest kindness I can do my Thousand
friends is to urge them to try it, Free tria
bottles at r. E. Bailey Drug Store. Regulal
sizes Soc. and SI.00 :
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

I'm villain f~arceur, le sergent Dunn,
propose au service DIES signaux q New
York, s'est amuse d announcer, Ia Sc
maine derniere, que les rives du bas
Mississippi seraient dams quelQues joors
lie theatre de la plus grande calamite
Qni cit jamais atteint cette section du
pays, une masse d'eau considerable je-
tie dams le deuve par ses principaux
tributaries devant le forcer d deborder
suy tont son parcours au,9dessous de
Memphis. Mails il psraSt que les pre-
dictions du sergent Dunn mont pas
plus do valeur que celles du sieur Wig
gins ct ron aurait bien tort de sen ira.
caesar.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12
Epoch

The transition from long, lingering and pain
full sickness to robust health marks an epoch
in the life of the individual. Such a remarka-
bic event is treasured in the memory and the
agency whereby the good health has been at
tanned is gratefully blessed. Hence it is that
SO much is heard in praise Of Electric Bitters,
So many feel they owe their restoration to
health, to the use Of the Great Alternative and
Tonic. IF you are troubled with any disease
Of Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, of long or short
standing you will surely find relief by use Of
Electric Bitters. Sold at SOC. and 81 per bot.
Tie at F. Il. Bailey,s Drugstore 8
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

La compagnie qui sc propose ca con.
struire I'm pont d trnveis lc Mississippi
4 10 Nouvelle. Orleans Al modite BOD
plan dc facon que lie pont aurait trois
arches don't celle du centre seralt Dc
1850 pieds ct 6lev6e de l65 pieds aa'
dessus de 10 plus haute marqne dss
eauz. Lee uavires aux plus longs mats
y passeraient sans danger.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

LIE fermier Bill Williams, voisin de
San Augustine, Tex, en- labourant son
champ Ia semaine passee, a decouFe7f
une somme de $4,000 D $4,000 en-
pieces d'argeut mexicainea &c 1879. u
espare on trouver davantage IN f"u'!-
LIANT, encOre,
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

Pour avoir ste grondee a Fecole pa'ce
ou,elle riait sans motif, la petite Man'le
MAXWELL, une ecoliere de donze q de
Flemingburg, KY. a pris DE- In s'ryeh'
nine en- rentrant chez ses parents ven
dredi soir, ct une heuFe apEes ga mere
la trouvait morte.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

Une explosion d6sastreuse a Gu lieu
dams une rafiuerie de sucrs d Chicago
lie 81 mars ; yingt.et'un hommes q"s y
6taient employees ont recu des pleasures
mnrfellas.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

IS TIE MOTTO OF SUCCESS.
] offer now, on It's success:
Dry salt shoulder meat at 81 to SIC
Best -four from $3.50 60 $6.25 per Dbl.
Dry salt sides at q, n and TIC.
Lard In tierces at TIC per ib.
Picnic hams at n to 73c lb.
Sugar-cured ham tMayfoWerl at is to l7tc.
Breakfast bacon Dove brandy Mt l23 to l5e
Open kettle sugar, IA lbs. for $1.00.
White clarified sugar, 10 lbs. for one dollar.
Snow.white sugar, 10 lbs for one dollar.
Tomatoes, four cans for 25c.
Deviled ham, Armouris, A cans for 25c.
Baking powders, 5 and Toe. cans.
Irish potatoes, choice. 81 to 1925 per bbl.
Dairy butter, 221 to 25c per lb.
Creamery butter, finest, 90 to 35c lib.
Ladies' fine toilet soap, S, 10 and f5c cake.
A selection of fancy candies that will tempt
any one with a sweet tooth, ceiling ut Is,
90, %, 40and SOC per lb.
Soap, SITS by the box. 8 bars for Zoe.
Starch, 4 and 3ac per Id.
Cider vinegar. Genuine Louisiana syrup.
Calf chocolate. Black pepper, zoe ID.
Rio coffee, 5 lbs for 81, good family.
g prime, 223 to Csc.
| Cordeva coffee, fancy, IS to 27Ic.
Lead pencils, good quality, IL for loo.
Cinnamon. Allspiee, Blueing, Pass books.
Letter paper, Foolscap, and
Best shoe backing at f~abulously low prices.
8. e. LOEB,
Corner Main and Bellevue streets.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

La recensement dc la Nouvelle'Orl
ans, fait au nom de rEtat par Ia Com
mission des Assesseurs, demontrs que
To- population de Cette vile s'eleve q
236, 800 personnes, ainsi diyisees: per.
sonnes bianches, 173,19s; de couleur,
1855; Chinois, 145; | Indien ;-Se1e
masculin, 110,551 /; sexe feminin, 125,-
749;-natifs, 2O3,257; changers, 33,O43,
don't 3,507 non naturalisas. LIE nombre
des 6lecteurs est de 55,l67 ct ceiul det
enfants de 6 q 10 ans de 66,lOO.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12
BuckIen.a Arnica Salye

The Best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tet.
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, OIL
no. pay required; Il Is guaranteed to b give
Is cents per box. For sale by F. E. Bailey.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

Encore I'M tresorier d'etat dams Fem
barras avec un deficit dc. SloO,O0o
cette fois, c'est celni du Maryland, M
Archer, tres honnete CONNIE les autrea.
Cette fonction de tresorier d'etat est
uraimenk nalaaine.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

Lisez toutes les annonces des mede'
eines de printemps, ct clioisissez alors
In Salsepareille d'Ayer. In me''leure
pour purifier le sang.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

Miss Annie Bayless file dc parents .
False de Paris, Ky, 6tait daness d
deuy .ieunes garGoDs. L'uu await du
bien ct ellie await do ~raccepser pour
faire plaisir q sa famille Pantre ne,
TAFT qu'un pauvre forgercn St ellie iul
dit oni par armour. Dependant lundl
ellie dewitt epouser lie richie, mails au
dsrnier moment ellie a repoussS le chois
do sec parents ct a epouse le forgeron.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

Show us the man who desires to make every
ono happy around him, and whose greatest
solicitude is never to give just cause OF offence
to any one, and we will show you q gentleman
bv nature and by practice, though be may
have never worn q suit Of broadcloth, nor
even heard of O lexicon.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

Au dernier terme de la cour
Comment s'appelle done Get ora
teur qui parie ei vite
-C'esf M. X..... un de nos avocats.
-QueI moulin a paroles!
-Justement,et, CONNIE tous les mou'
Inns, il u d'autant plus yite gus "a
menle ne broie rien.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

Jessie Parrott, qui 6tait Fun des sol
dass de Jackson q la bataille de ia
Nouyeiie- Orleans. ceiebre samedl
dams 10 comt6 de CARROLL, Gie.. 10 cen
tiame anniveFsaire de sa n~aissance.
Ian deruier encore, G vieillard be-
chat lui meas. son jardin.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

No man Is a gentleman who, without provo
cation, would treat with incivility the hum.
blest of his species. It is q ~vulgarity for
| which no accomplishments of dress or address
can ever atone.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE,
za-FuR CLUB RATES OF any further inil
n,s.iGa. @1sired, write !egibiy to the uadst
sjaiitJ. clearly stating your residence. with
state. county, street and number More rapid
reta.u mail delivery will be assured By yoar
enclosing all envelope beariugyour full address
IMPORTANT.
Ali ordinary letters containing Postal Notes
Money Orders issued by all Express Compa
MES or New. York Exchange. addressed
NJ. a. DAuPEIN,
New Orleans, La.
Addres, registered letters containing currency
New Orleans National Bank,
New Orleans, la
~ REMEMBER tiGt The payment of
Prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR IA
! TTONAL BANKS, of Nep orleans, ana tn
tickets are signed by The PRECEDENT of an LAST
tuition, whose chartered rights are recognized N
the highest Courts therefore. betcare 4e' tnHa.
tons and anonymous schemes"
One EDeEGaR. is The price Of The saAalsa
, part Or fraction Of q Ticket Issued by "a
IN any DrGwing. Anytkimg in orr naais d
fersd for less thar q Do!ier IS Il cssindls,
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

Mrs. Stonewail jackson has been granted
| pension as the widow Of q veteran Of tho Mes
| lean war.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

The sugar planters Of Rapides are making
efforts to obtain d central factory similar to
that now being erected in st. Mary parish.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12
Now. or Never!

Az the season is far advanced aud our stock II larsel
than we wish TO carry over to fhc mex. ea7olA WV
will offer Special Inducements Tor the i1'hoas7-
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12
sAMED1 matin 50: 1sAvRlL, 1890,

Pourouoi s'6puiser oil tou.sant toute
10 mutt quand le Pectoral.Ceriso d'ASeF
cnlme, soulage ct guerlt.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12

esaeyers g. Co. have just received q
car load of Gigs which they are selling
at @l2. IN +&ae
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12
Indigestion


rs not only a distressing complaint, OF
/ itself, but, by causing the blood to
become depraved and the system Il
feebled, is the parent of innnmerable
maladies. That Ayers S~arsaparilla
is the best cure for Indigestion, even
when complicated with Liver Complaint,
is proved by the following testimony
from Mrs. Joseph Lake, of Brockway
Centre, Mich.:-
aLiyer complaint and indigestion
made my 1ife a burden and came near
ending my existence. For more than
four years I suffered untold agony, was
reduced almost to a skeleton, and hardly
had strength to drag myself about. All
kinds of food distressed me, and only
the most delicate could be digested at
all. Within the time mentioned several
physicians treated me without giving re-
Tel. Nothing fiat ] took seemed to do
any permanent good until ] commenced
the use Of Ayers SaTsaparilia, Which
has produced wonderful results. spen
after commencing to talse the Sarsata-
riila T could see an improvement il my
condition. My appetite began TO retsasis
and with 1t came the ability TO digest
all the food taken. my strength itn-
proved each day, and after > fes
months of faithful attention 10 yorr
directions. I found myself a We'll
woman, able TO attend ID all household
duties. The medicine has given ne q
new lease of life.h
Ayer's saIsapalills
r~nzrAaHD 81
0. 1. g. aver & Co., Lons:l. Mas,
Piiss u sls bottles, =. Ncrth ! bottle.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-04-12
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWryc

WLt[ LAFO ~ TIT OIta " ING
WIZ TAKE PLACE
At the Academy Of Music. New Orleans
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1890,
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 900
10000 Tickets at Twenty Dol.
liars each. Raa ives S1O3 Quar-
tiers SIS; A'eslths 933 1wenfi
AaHaa &c.
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Die Don ibm ueruutreutsn Summeu Io(s
len iib auf 700, 600 6r. beIauien. =
glm 6uBe elmer boben SeIswano oberbalb
OeOutreur iinO 3wei StIubiiteu nbgeitiir3t.
Der cine, Der ueneruauute BroieiIor Der
.b0bersu Wntbemutif at Der Snuianner
6atuItat, Serr Sbin, lit toot; Der ans
bere. Serr So96ruurer al Der Setun.
bari6ule 81 Montreur lit i9per uerIeet.
Der berit9iigte auartbiitiidbe S6ueis
Der 0Hrbeuep in yuniauue, ben bic eiog.
Niliicn iiinglt pon Der glntla9e oui 9ln.
reiSuu9 gum glufrubr ireiseipro9eu, lit
bieier Gage al Der S6wiuoiu6t geitor:
ben. - Ole 3nbl Der 8erwuubcten beim
Sranoun9Iitf i'll GjampeI belduft lidJ auf
l5; eini9e uon bieien iiuo ie6r idJwT
ucrIcet, 10 cine junge 6rau S9upOet.
bic in ibr brsuneuoes Saus eiuorin9eu
wo(lte. Sie lit i6redlIb ueritiimmtlt; ;
bas CSeii9t biIoet MIR cine g3mbc, ooS
Seiinen Der gluaen uuo be5 Wtunces lit
ber llngIiifIi6tn unm6aIi6. 0o6 ge.
ben bic GerSte Die 0iettung ber 6rau
ni6t Guf.
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3wei 6ebGer. Serr Eau2iH.
10 erSabIt Der Barrier Ii9oro, Iisit in
isiuem Sournal Die iolgenSe 9ln,eigs:
yGiue 94aiis rpiinibt lb su uerbelras
tben. % Sabre alt, 100, 600 Trts.
QlitSjft. 3uei TsbIer." 9aifis beeibt
:r lb na5 Der au0sgebensn 98ObnunG.
WlOn ;e9t ibm bort Die Braut, er III eu..
;iidt. Damn prdisntirt man i6m tiE
ileiues YtbG = er madt cine inHre
Dfieue, G6ey oridt Elm huge III unO bic
6o6seit wirO geisier:. Dad Ser Geres
monte iu6t 0err Eoupin ben 6eirdtbss
Ocrmiiicr aui uuO ia9t: r 9Sr G;rs!ior.
ben ejusn TebItr babe i'd 9eiebcH uno
mid nit ibm agsgei65ut. $50 lit absr
run Der anSere?" - y2lb. bet glneue?"
rrwiOert na8tdiiig 6er glgent -. pbsr
auoere lit cln Drudicblcr. Otau bat
zine Bun ,uuicl gcice;: S!att 100. ooU
5r:s. miien Slr Ieien 10000 Gr;5.'
- Ole 9sibeni9often trr
5ugeuO n5rta iogar bic Ntaois'cI! oss
AI;crs.
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Gbarinsii9e Staatem.

Der ueritOrbeue @tb. Soiratb Or,
Sarteniteiu III Seua bat Der Staot auBer
usri@ieOenen 8ermddtnihen aud 6OOo
0f. sur Se9rinouns eiues Soubs iir
9lrbeiterrpObnunsen ju9epieien. - Der
Sobu bes SberfOriterS Sieii uon Slid.
fen, S9iiIer Der Eertia pes HsoIspmuas
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S0ui9rsi9 9 a d len.

I Sei 0tOBwein 6rua 0tesina Striess
ler in einem 9lEter, pie es ielteu errei9t
mtro, oeun iie mar am 8. October 1890
sebOren wOrOen; es febIten ibrer 9sbsnss
je;t Semnab nur nod ipeuise Monats au
siuem Sabrbuubert. - ( Sn 3wifau
Yroieiior Or. @ebausr. = Su Saubeu
bat i1 Die 2sidbrise Soiabi4 aus Sip:
pieib in eipee gluiaae uon @eiitesbo;
runs pom einem 3use iiberfabrsn Iaiieu.
- @rbdnst baben iib in @Oridwib Der
Maurer SERB. 06sc unO III SEISMIC 6er
@aituirtb Serb. 6. Gau6ert; auf Der
@,rube v8ictOria" BEL SeiierSbori bat
f3 Der Su9baIter Teuerbabn eri9Oi;
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S9wei;.

I IN 2lnrnu Sberridtsr G6uarb Dol
iettl. i Die iO9euannte r@anOsroOc:
tOrin" 6rau 2luua Satbariua Sturjeu:
roger i'll llppsuseu. # Sn 9aieIltoOt
Der @ontroL SSHipector Der Sdw. Geu:
traIbabuseleuidait @iiiin: 9iOin. Der
in Suue psritorbene 9ts9ieruugsitattbaI:
ter 9uuiIlarb bat iein 9anSes 8ermO9sn
I'M 9etraee uou 400, 900 6r. liir Wni:
len: uub glrmeu;wsde perma6t. - 9us
torrectioneue @jeridt in @enf psrur:
tbsilte einen NelSier, NamerS $. Miabs
lis, SisurtenbdnoIer, we9en unbersbtis:
ter 9ta9abmung uon Sapannamarten
aui 6la9e Der Sntsreiiirteu, Senrp @Iap
uno Bod & so. in Sambure, su 10
Ga9eu @jeidn9uiB, 2OOU 5r. Srafe uno
$500 6r. S6ubeneriae oil bic 6Idger,
weIhe 80. 900 ST. uerlaugt batteu. =
Su Gbur liuo ieit ipei Sabrcn 0egen 80
Ysrionsu gum 6atbolicismuS iibergetre'
ten. - Oas nsue SduIbaps III @miic.
beIn, Elm mouumeutaIsr 8rabtbau, wiro
bcmudblt nit pitrhtg'n gr0iiuun9eieier.
li6teitcn ieiner9eitimmuu9 iiberge6eu.-
Sn 6iBna6t, am 8ierruaIoitGttsr See,
bat iitb cine @eielIi9uit gebiIOet, wcI9e
bsabii3tst, Sbiuer's rGea" oil tIai:
iii9er Statte i'm Treien aufSuiibrsn,
nnldBIi4 Der 6ooidbri9sn @eOentieier
an bic @utitebur9 Der ifpei;erii9cu
@i69enoHsniduft. - Der Staatstuiiier
Seassisa in SelinSona puroe pegeu
mormer llnteri6Iuaunseu perbaitst unO
nod 2u9uuO ms 9eidn9uiB ubs:itQri,
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8rouins BOieu.
Gu SGttun bel S9nciOsmibI bat fa
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Of c 4 len burg.

I Der iriibers Gboridnser SarI 6err
mann in S9werin. - Ger 6ubrmur
Ssrm. Qlugeritein aug 8nr6tm wurb'
weseu 8ranOitiituna ;u Sob,en 3udt'
Baus uerurlbeiIt.-9er gtnsetIogte 6ubr:
mann 2uhruig Sobmann aus S@periu,
wuro rpesen WteneioS gu elmer Su9t'
bausItraie uou 3 .Sabrsn uuo su Sab:
rem GbrperIuit YsrurlbsiIt. Der S3nci:
Osrmeiltcr 9tii5 i'll Ben;Iiu ieierte nit
isiuer Satin has 6eit ber soIoeuen
9o6;eit I Sn 0i9mar Der Sebrcr an
Der srOBeu StuOti9ule Serr Bamnjer
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Och. 8atb 96pig, 9roisiir Ser
6bemie an Der Yrsslausr llniueriitdt.-
Sin 3ioubmorS lit uu benz TIudsbdnOIer
Soiimonn aug Qautsrisiiieu, &r. 9Open:
berg, pcriibt ipor6en. Ntan fano ben:
feIben unweit Sberau i'm Wa0er Der
Saebn5 toot auf. - Oas S9loB Der
@jroB6cr;ogn pom Sabien:QSeimar III
S6er: SobuSSorf iit bur1 cine 6euerss
bruuit einssdi3ert worOeu. Gs Iiest
Srauoitftung por. - @s fsierten: bas
5oiabrige 0ienitiubiIdum in @Iosau
Der 2anOgeribtssP PrdiiOent Seuerin, in
@6rIit Der 9oteumeiiter Sob. Grausott
5ommer, in @ubrau Der 9ebrer 8ogt,
in 9leuial; Die 4rbeiteriu Der @ruidwis'
i6eu Spthuei<i @rusIti SubIi6, in
9tO;bsuburs .. g. ber POitmsiitsr
@tsilter.
8rouins Boieu.
z T. -
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CutiCura Remedies
The Greatest Skin Cures. Blood Purifiers,
and Humor Remedies of Mod
ern Times.

I have used the CUTICURA REMEDIES and find
that there is nothing equal to them in the re-
time since, my brother was tIoubled with q
ringworm of very malignant type, and the
caustios that were applied had little or no
of the CUTIcURA REMEDIES completely removed
it. A friend of mine was troubled with run
ming ear and an ulcer in his scalp that sup
purated continually. PHYSICIANS and their
| remedies proved useless. AT last, his father
after spending several hundred dollars in trying
to cure his son. tried CUTIcURA REMEDIES, and
before ten dollars were spent for them my
friend was completely cured; and. with the ex-
ception of small scar in his scalp, one would
! never know of his having had such sore in his
head. His hearing is perfectly sound, and his
ear is as good as its companion to-day.
WILL C. MAXWELL. Woodland Cal
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FRENCH yachtsmen are seriously dis
posed to build yacht to come over and
contest for the American cup. France
has never taken much interest in interna-
tional yacht contests. II she now engages
in them it will make the racing greatly
more interesting. If the Frenchmen
come they will have hearty welcome,
but it is not at all likely that American
boat-builders will be beaten by any of the
craft of France. We have the lead in
speedy yachts and will probably keep it.
II the French enter the lists it will have
the effect to spur English and Scottish
vachtsmen to new endeavors, and the
sport will thus be greatly enhanced.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
REDDING * &C
BOSTON MASS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CAL
J. ifornia. county Of Sacramento-In the matter
of the estate of ADRIEN ]. COMET, deceased
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, the I'd
day of January, 1891, at 10 o'clock A. NJ of said
day, and the Court room OF said Court at the
Courthouse, in the city of Sacramento, county
of Sacramento and State of California, have
been appointed as the time and place for PROV
ing the will Of said ADRIEN J. COMET, de-
ceased, and for hearing the application Of
ELIZABETH G. COMET for the issuance to
her OF letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
this 18th day of December, 1890
lsEAL.l W. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
By L. P. scoTr. Deputy Clerk.
ISAAC JOSEPH, Attorney for Petitioner. dl7-1ot
UNITED STATES APRON SALE
Aprons from All Parts of the Union
Will Be Sold.
DY THE LADIES OF THE FIRST UNITA.
ID rian Society at Pythian Castle, Ninth and
streets, afternoons of Wednesday and Thursday
December 18th and 18th. Homemade cakes
and candy for sale. dI7-lt
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A pISFICURED SKIN.

I swallowed more medicine for my disease OF
the skin than / would again for a thousand
dollars. Ny face and body were so disfgured
by the eruption that l was ashamed to be seen
in public places. l used the CUTIcURA RENE.
DIES, and now my skin and fsee are as clear ss
even before was affected with the disagreeahle
disease. Many of my friends who suffered wiz b
blood troubles, TO whom l recommend then,
are thankful 10 me
L. A. GREINER, Veterinary Surgeon,
III 5. Meridian St, Indianapolis Ind
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ALASKA TERRITORY.
Bill Introduced to Provide for an Ex-
ploration of That Section.

WASHINGTON, December 16th.-The bill provid
ing for a systematic exploration OF the interior
OF Alaska is likely TO receive consideration By
Congress soon. II provides that the Secretary o.
War shall send q party into the interior o.
Alaska, and apsropriates Si00,0 600 to defray the
EXPENSES of the expedition.
1t is proposed that the party remain three
years, in order that the observations may be
absolutely trustworthy, and finally set at res
the various and conflicting reports regarding
Alaska Territory.
The Secretary of War warmly approves the
plan, and recommended the passage of the bill
In his annual report. When the bill becomes q
law. Lieutenant /. W. V. Kennon will, without
doubt, be one of the army officers detail. ed tc
accompany the expedition.