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The Opelousas courier., 1891-05-16

AN6 ~ ~ tVsUt
On motion Of Mr.. Durio the report was ac
cepted and committee discharged.
On motion OF Mr.. BOSNIAN, be 1t resolved that
the SUN OF $50 or as much thereof as may be
necessary be and the same Is hereby appcoprt
ated out OF the funds not otherwise appropriat
ed to dig q canal In what is known an the Dam.
ond Deyille lane under the supervision Of the
road oyerseer.
On motion Of C. T. Bihm, be it resolved that
the resolution passed at the April meeting, 1891,
declaring the road from Brooks Gully to Fell,
Glen BelIair q public road as laid out by tbs
committee be reconsidered-carried.
On motion of C.. Bihm, be 1t resolved thai
the road commencing at Brooks Gully, between
the land OF A. w. Dejean and Narcisse, thence
running north passing between lands OF Landry
and Valentin Garriere, pere, thence running
east passing between land of w. Detean and
Landry, thence turning north passing between
lands OF Barry and De1ean, continuing between
lands OF Dejean and Evans, thence running
east between lands OF Dejean and Evans, a.
Guidry and land enclosed by Tarbsll, thence
between Tarhel and Williams James, thence
between Tarbell and Philemon Brasseur, thence
north until 1t strikes the land of Joseph Bellair
passing between the lands OF Brasseur and the
lands OF Mcbride thence east passing between
Thomas Tweeael and Felicien Bellair, be and is
hereby declared a public road.
Mr.. Haas In the chair.
MIR. Boagni, chairman of committee appoint
90 To hay. Kings bridge rebuilt, reported that
the contract had been given TO Mr.. Charles
Buekhardt for the sum OF 500 that the work
An1 1GC4 OumRAcbcA. GGGuEuIuS W GOulfhGt.
Whereupon motion OF Mr.. BOSNIAN the report
was accepted, ommttte discharged, and Mr.,
Buckhardt ordered credited with the sum OF
800 out OF The internal improvement funds OF
1891, 1st ward.
On motion OF Gr. Durio, be 1t resolved that
the sum OF SiG0 or as much thereof as may be
necessary, be and 10 hereby appropriated out Of
funds not otherwise appropriated TO meet ex-
penses incurred In quarantining and caring
for small pox patient.
Mr.. Roagn1 In the chair.
On motion Of Mr.. BOSNIAN the Police Jury
adjoarned until the first Monday in July, 1901,
it being the 9Th day Of said month, at 10
O'Clock d, m.
e. NJ. BoAGNI,
Attest President.
Il E. EsToReE, Clerk.
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L'elevaoe des loups ap Minnesota

L'elevage des loups al Minnesota
On mande de Saint-Paul minnesota
que la commission de Ia legislature de
Get Etat charg66 dc la v6rifcation Dies
d6pens6s Went de decouvrir une singn.
liere fraude. Pendant l'ann6e ecoulee,
pEtat du Minnesota MA pal pave
moins de $4,000 de primes pour la
destruction des loups. La prime 6tait
dc @5 par peau de loup. Or, les fermiers
de certains comics du nnrd ont trouv6
qu'A GO prix, lelevage DIES loups serait
plus profitable que celui des cochons,
ct lie sssont mis- a clever les loups par
e~ertaines en- captivit9, pour vendre en-
suite les peaux a rEtat. De I'd Ia SOM
me phenouaenale payee pour les primes
pendant l'anneeaseconl6e. II est pro-
hable, qu'apres cette decouverte, 10
prime sera considerablement diminuee,
es meme que les principaux 6leveurs
de loups seEont poursnivis pour escro.
Querie.
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Nous constatons que dc tous cot6s,
dc %nouuelles constructions s'elevent.
LIE besoin dun plus grand nombre de
residences, on meme de logements pour
Ia classe onvriere Sc faisait sentir de-
puts longtemps, en- raison de l'augmen-
tation toujours croissante do notre
population.
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There are anti-lotteryites and auti,lottery-
ties. The Rnston Caligiaph evidently takes
this view, as it says: TT goes without say
ing that there are individuals opposed to the
recharter Of tue Louisiana Lottery company
who are aetuated ny conscientious scruples,
but it is eqnally true That hypoeracy, phari
seeism and selfish ambition enters largely
into the motives of no Insignificant number
of adhereuts of tho anti-lottery cause. Their
efforts, all in line with the policy of their
chief, the sanity Nicholls-au oTerweautng
desire to dwell In the teuts of Sbem.'
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There is one remedy which every family
should keep at hand. Mr., John Carpenter, Of
Goudland, Ind, says of it: IT tried Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, for dlarrhoea and severe cramps,
and pains in the stomach and bowels, with
the best results. Ia the worst cases I never
had to give more than the third dose to effect
a cure In most cases ono dose will do. Be-
sides It's other good qualities. it is pleasant to
take" 25 aud so cent bottles for sale by Jos,
Lassalle aud all druggists.
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Some of the Grand Army boys may be in.
terested iii the following. from Alex. B. Pope,
A. D. G., Commander, Dept Tenn. and Ga.
He says; I'VE have had an epidemic of
whooping cough here, Stewart, Tennessee
and Chamb8rlain's Cough Remedy has been
the only medicine that has lone any good"
There is no danger from whooping cough,
when this remedy is freely given. 1t COM
pletely controls the disease. so cent bottles
for sale by Jos. LassaIle and all druggists.
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United Confederate Veterans

a meeting of Robert E Lee Camp Of United
Confederate Veterans Of the parish Of St.
Landry Is hereby called ut the Court House
on Saturday. HE 10th Of May, at 10 o'clock
q. M. ia select delegates to attend the Com
federata Veterans Convention at New Orleans,
10 be held May 2lst. to elect u Majer-General
OF The Division of Louisiana
by Command. LEoNeE SANDox,
Secretary,
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CEamDerlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment.

A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes, Tet.
ter, Salt Rheun. Scald Head, Old Chronic
Sores, Fever Sores. Eczema, Itch. Prairie
Scratches. Sore Nipples and Piles. 1t is cool.
ing and soothing Hundreds of cases have
been cured by It after al other treatment had
failed. 1t is put up in IS and so cent boxes.
For sale by Joseph Lassale and all drug.
gists.
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!. e. EsToRGE, Clerk,

Randall Pope, the retired druggist of Ma.
Olson, Fla, says P. P. ?. is the best alternative
in the market, and he has handled and sold
all the sarsaparillas and blood medicines that
were advertised.
Sold by Blake & burke, Washington, La.
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Samedi ct Dimanche les % ct "a du
pr6sent6 mois, de grandes courses dol
vent avoir lieu sur le champ dc courses
de Mr.. Valsin Richard al Grand Cote
an. Prix d'entree % cts; rafraichisse
ments vendus Il place. Avis auS
amateurs du sport.
II doit Y avoir aussi I'm bare knuckle
enctest, ct l~'ascension dun ballon.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

wX7IfL be received by the undersigned until
Wv 10 o'clock d. N. on May so, 1891, for the
erection d completion Of q residence for VIC.
Perranlt, ESQ, in the town Of O~pelousas. La.,
according to plans and specifications, copies OF
which may be had on application to
r. GEO. CHACHEREs Architect,
m7zstd opslousas, Ia.
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ARNAUDvILLE, La, juno I

Every family should be provided with
some reliable remedy for bowel complaints
Tho want of such an article Is the cause oil
much suffering, especially during the sum-
mer months. In almost every neighborbood
some one las died, with cramps or cholera
morbus, before medicine could be procured OF
a physician summoned. A fair trial will sat.
isfy you that C4amberlain's Collie, Cholera
those diseases. 1t is also q certain sure for
dysenterg and diarrhoea When reduced
with water aud sweeteued, ii is pleasant to
take. Children like it, For sale by Jos.
Lassallo and all druggists.
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La production, a volont6, dee seTea
cher les Gasgeaa1.-Le Bulletin dn Syn,
dieat des agriculteurs de la Vienne
public une communication fort curieuse
an suiat de la production, b Volont6,
des sexes chez les animanx. II nest
pas bssOin d'insister sur Importance
considerable de cette decouverte, qui,
Of ellie 90 confirmait conata mment, rem
draft les plus grands services aux Gle
veurs. On salt que, dams uue contree.
esese lo laitage qu'on wise, ct, alors.
Pel6veur desire des g6nisses: autrp
part, Ia vente porte sur les befes de
labour ct d'engraissement; alors, on
souhaite des bouvillone. L'honneur
des observations Qni ont etc faites re-
Went D M. Thury, professeur a l.Aca
a6mie de Geneve, qui obtint de NJ.
Georges Cornas, administrateur de III
esrme de Montet (canton de Yaux),
gull vonlht bien les a%ppliquer.
Tout le secret c0nsiste d faire saillir
lea vaches DIES qn'elles manifestent des
vell6itSs d'acconpiement. pour avoir
dea famelles, ct tout a fait 4 Ia fin do
Y periodic pour avoir des males.
Operer specialement sur des aBimaux
salns, vivant 4 lair libre,
Sil y q an monde nne chose simple d
exp6rImenter. c'est bien celle la.
Ls slgnataire de la communication.
=. Guilles, institeur a M0nts snr Cues
mes, c0nsidere, a jnste tire, II. Thury
eoanme IN homme fort s6rieux ct digne
de fol.
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Marriage Is q Failure

When the wife pines and wastes away. It is
necessary in cases of female weakness and
debility TO give strength and restore health
and yigor By the regular use of Creole Female
Tonic, woman's best friend.
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LIE boiler de MI. Ware est sur place
pour lie percement de notre puts arte-
sien. C'est dire quo les travaux vent
se p%oursuivre avec la plus graude
activite.
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letter, Saitrheum and Cancer arc all cured
by P. z. p. The effects on these diseases are
perceptible after the fret bottle of P. P. P.
was used,
Sold by Blake & burke, Washington, La.
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Et tot homme ~inoecup6 ct aisif, dis
moi, qui es,tu?
As-tu conscience de ia valeur, de ton
atilit6?
Moi, dit l'homme oisif, je ne suis
en'un animal qui bronte lie temps
La difference entire mi ct Zane. c'est
cue lui, fait ee quill a dit. mais Zane
bronte philosopbiqnement ses cbardons
aui lui proficient.
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and nsmo @@s r mi 0u Tbsrs I - : h JoS, dasoit
under Harrison and Republican rule. Next
year the american people pay their money
and take their choice again.-Boston Globe,
Dem,
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A Wornaia's Fortune

Consists in the possession Of robust health
and vigor this is best obtained by the timely
and regular use of Creole Female Tonic whom
suffering from feminine disorders.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her oassorta.
When she was d Child. she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
when she had Children, she gave them caaeoria
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Farmers have to make more trips to do
their hauling in bad roads than In good ones.
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Travaux typographiques en-
tons genres executes q pimpri-
merle du CoURR1nR.
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Another Cure for Rheumatism.

LAKE CITY, FLA.
P. L. P. Mu,fg Co, Savannah, Ga:
Gentlemen-I had Rheumatism for over six
years, and last May was taken down and con.
fined to my bed. My legs and feet were
badly swollen and the color of q red apple,
aud was i'll q fearful condition. I heard of
P. p. z. tPrickly Ash, Poke Root and Potas.
siumh aud after seeing what the ingredients
were-aS The formula is on the bottie-I con-
Guided to try 1t, and after taking three small
bottles was able to go down town and attend
TO my busieuss, and | must say that / feel
like another man. Am now taking the large
size, and to-day l believe that / will soon BE-
as likely as any man of sixty.one years of age
can expect to be. A. c. LANG.
Sold by Blake & burke, Washington, La.
Tho Attakapas Vindicator feGrs that the
Anti cause is 30 weak that they will make a
bid for the negro vote, thus endangering the
future march of the Democratic party toward
its well merited success. 1--WE are almost
lottery side does not want to mingle the
party up with anything but pure white ma.
terial of the best klnd aud quality. No mix.
ture Of tu5ionism or black composition will
suit us even IL little bit. Tho negroes are
nearly all In favor of the revenue amend
ment. but we would rather they would stand
aside and let the white peopls settle the mat
ter among thomselves, Whatever their deci.
sion, which will be the acceptance of the large
amount for the schools, charities, tho old SOL
diers and general sanitary purposes, it will be
for the interest Of tho whole State"
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THIBoDAux, LA, December ed, 1883.
cannot bnt cheerfully recommend the use
Of Gouaux's Asthmatic Remedies. having had
many opportunities Of witnessing their salu.
targ effects. II. DANsEREAU, NJ. D.
A~RNAupyILLE. La, juno 18th, 1890.
Mr.. Il. Gouaux, Houma, La.
Dear Sir: For many years my wife is suffer.
ing from that dreadful disease, Asthma, and
although l have called on many doctors none
proved to relieve her. I tried your remedy,
and the first dose 8be took she rested all
night. She could not live without this pre-.
cious powder and mixture. This Is the BEST
certificate that you can wish.
Yours truly, j. Z. RERGERoS.
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LIE 51du mois ~courant, nm marriage
await lieu b la ABse bourbeuse daDs
nOtre paroisse. Une dificulte entre un
nomme Theodese Courville ct IN nom
m6 Armand Fusilliar, est intervenue
dams laquelle Courville, toujours b Fade
dG fatal eouteaa, a fat au bras ct au
e0tS du dernier des pleasures, siuou
d~angereuses, du moin serieuses. Conr-
vile a etc incar6r6 lie jeadi matip a la
priaon de Paroisse.
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II = q des cbevaux dc 100000 Fl. DIES
simbres-postes de 1000, ETC.. mails M
ehien de az, 5000 fir, c'est Ia premiere
fois croyons-nous, qu'un fait selnbla-
BILE SO presente. Tel est lie prix, CO.
pendant, dun CHEN du St. Bernard
'Sir B%ediyere", vendu Cos jours-ci par
an anglais NJ. Green, d un AMERICAN,
NJ. Lears.
Cette bette meryeilleuse mesure SO
centimetres do hauteur aux epaules ct
pase 100 kilogrammes.
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La population de Madagascar s'est
r6voltee contre les atrocities que com
mettait Ramasiata, gouyerneur de la
province de Belanona, ct son frere, ct
les o lynch6s CONNIE FONT etc les as
sassins de H~ennessey. Co Ramasiata
etait IN monstre Qui, pour prolonger
ragonie de ses victimes, donnait por-
DIRE do leur briser graduellement les
membres ct de scier lentement leur
tete de leur corps, puts qnand elles Ct
aient mortes il faisait jetter leur corps
ca pAture aux chiens. II await fat
clever uneI orte de monument avec les
tetes des personnes gull await misses d
mort.
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For Infants and Children.

"castoEia Is 50 well adapted to children that
IreeoaRmana isas supegsoTt to any prescription
known to me-" Il. A. ARCHER, N. D.,
III So. oaear3 St., saooEyn, n. 2.
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Ono Merchants Bold Stroke.

This story is told of one of the lead
ing dry goods men of New York: He
was carrying heavy stock of fine mil
Iinery goods when the round topped
derby hat for women became suddenly
fashionable The market was flooded
with thelu, and they were regarded as
the only thing to be worn on the head.
This merchant foresaw a great loss on
his stock of millinery, and decided to
prevent it. He first bought up all the
derby hats he could and then adver-
tised them extensively, Offering them
for sale ut ridiculously low prices
The result was that the derby fell
into disfavor among fashionable women
at once. and he saved his market fol-
his more expensive goods. 1t Is by
strokes such as this and the careful
watching of the market and feeling OF
the popular pulse that fortunes are
made by the few extremely successful
merchants. Brooklyn Life
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a THE WONG HOUSE.
The Ludicrous Mistake of a New Yo,
Amateur NcatrIi.2usst.

The Ludicrous Mistake of New Yorzl
Amateur NcatrIi.2usst.
4 had funny although rather dis
agreeable experience not long ago, I"
said an amateur ventriloauist and ma
eician, who was In great demand as q
delightful adjunct 10 al social gather
ings, and whose audacity and fun was
Incompatible Il had Il note from my
friend, 1Irs. p, who lives in that
row of English basement houses just Oh
Fifth avenue, in - street. Do come
over tomorrow evening" she wrote i,
the children have II party, and they
simply insist that yon should come
Dear c:.erubs. remarked to my
self; of course win go and will
make Il lively for them too. So on
my way up town that afternoon pur
chased .i.iaslI Of Il huge donlzey's
head, he b.g jaw Of which was SO
arranged that by pulling a string it
emitted lifeli!se and horrible bray.
On arriving II the house, about an hour
after the ti34e tesi.=Tls:ted. ] threw off
my ove@co:;f isi tie hall. and putting on
ny ;.i...,s i-Ft.l up stairs. could diinly
see th@ou.5!i the little apertares left for
the eyes ti;s;s Il large concourse of peo-
PIE were assembled in the suite of
rooms at the head of tie stairway. and
giving q terrific llee-iaaw | dashed in
on my hands and knees.
N SORT CT unexpected hush, a sound
Of startled ordinations, made Inc feel
instine,i9ely tina; something was wrong,
and hastily Pulling of the absurd head,
/, scrambled TO my feet. Horror of
horrors, w;:s among a lot Of utterly
strange people, who naturally regarded
me sS il had taken leave of my senses.
At my bewildcred appearance a litter
ran around the room, and a pretty young
woman, who was evidently the mis-
;ress. came forward to receive my ex-
plantations and apologies
cot course what had happened was
very evident; had simply mistaken
the liouse--a very natural blunder,
whera there ere so many buildings ex-
actiy alike. The servant who opened
the door thought, of course, that I
was an expected guest, SO there
was nothing to show me my mistake
until that awful moment when l found
myself playing the fool in the midst of
an assembly Of strangers. can hardly
remember how got through it all
the excuses, the retreat, the rapid exit
hearing all the while the soft, sup
pressed laughter that l knew would
find fail vcat On my departure.
when / faaiiy reached the street I
felt myself to be a 'sadder and wiser
man | could not have tried my don
key antics again if had been paid for
it, end it was not until had regained
my spirits after q good romp with the
children that l began to enjoy the
righteousness Of the situation. New
York Tribune.
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Soma SincuIar SiSns.

Travellers in China often derive
amusement from the peculiarities OF
shop signs there, many Of which are
coilched in the most eloquent and poet
ical terms. In America, too, may be
seen sign plates OF such curious occu-
pations as hose restorers. artificial ear
makers, child adopters, salad mixers,
and SO forth. But it is not necessary
to leave the British islands in order to
find business announcements quite as
curious in their way as those in other
lands
IL the Isle of Han, over the shop of
o barber who supplies customers with
all kinds of fishing tackle, the writer
WIS amused to read the following:
''Piscatorial Repository, Tonsorial Ar
tist, Physiognomical Hairdresser, Cra-
mum Manipulation and Capillary
Abridger, Shaving and Haircutting
with AEnbidextrous Facility, Shampoo
ing on Physiological Principles" On
n signboard in the town where the
writer lives may by read this phonetic
announcement, 'Shews Maid and Men
dead Hear" and when we add that it
is over G co5bier's shop the reader may
discover its meaning. -Chambers' Jour
nal
Judge Glenni W. Scotield WIS per
sonal friend of Abraham Lincoln. A
Warren county private, having knocked
down his captain, was tried, convicted
and sentenced to the Dry Tortu9as.
His friends urged ScofeId to have bin
released, SO he went to see the presi-
dent and told his story. Listening at
tentively Lincoln replied: 81 tell you,
Judge, you go Eight down to the Capt.
toi and get congress to pass an act au-
thorizing a private soldier to knock
down his captain. Then come bach
here and | viii pardon your man" The
judge says that there was such en- air OF
quizzical earnestness and desire to serve
him about the presidents manner thai
they both broke ONT in an outhnrst Of
laughter 49, 5s-.sa- ~ 7S-rs ---.-zs 81
One OF the most peculiar marine Gu
riosities found at the bottom Of the sea
Is the brain stone, which in many ways
resembles the head of a human being.
with its many brainlike furrowa
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Endurance of tho Horse.

A gentleman desiring to test the en-
durance OF horse drove one 1000
miles to dogcart, tine cart, passenger
and baggage weighing over 800 pounds
The journey was done in nineteen con-
secutive days. an average of over fifty
two miles day The longest distance,
sixty eight miles. was covered on the
last day The road was selected at
random. and led from London to
York. Edinburgh, Glasgow. Carlisle,
Nottingham and London again. The
horse was fifteen hands high, what is
called "well bred" and returned home,
according to the report of the veterin-
airy. no worse for the Journey. -Ex-
change.
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Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consum-
ption, Coughs, and Colds, upon this condi.
ton. If yon are afflicted with cough
cold or any Lung Throat, or Chest trouble
and viii use this remedy as di,ected, giving
1t fair trial. and experience no benefit, you
may return the bottle and have your money
refunded. We could not make this Offer
did we not know that DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery could be relied on. 1t never disap.
points.
Trial bottles free at " o. Thompson's Drug.
store Large size Soc, and $500.
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Electric mjtter..

This remedy is becoming SO well known and
SO popular rs to need no special mention An
who have used Electric Bitters sing the same
song OF prafse,-A pnrer medicine does not
exist aDcit is guaranteed to do all that is claim
CT Electric Eittars will cure all diseases OF
Inc 70 Layer ana Kidneys, will remove Pimples.
by impure blood.--wiil drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as we'll as cure all MaIa-
rial feEcrs.-For cure OF Headache, Consttpa-
tire satisfaction guaranteed, or monty REFUND
sor Pmps50ets. and Sl.o0 per bottle. Sold at
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Libraries for Farming Communities.

Libraries for Farming Comm unftfes.
do not know who secured the Law
to establish township libraries in In
diana, but may every blessing rest on
him, for he did wonderful work, and
the man or committee who selected the
books had genius for the task which
rose to an inspiration. How many
rainy days, how many long winter
evenings. how many noon hours did
spend in porting over the Abbott bis
tories, the narratives of travel, and
..::cse books in which scientific princi-
plies were popularity explained
The recollections of the vast benefit
and pleasure derived from that little
library-a mere handful of books-to
which trudged long distance through
rain and snoWto get an occasional Gov
eted volume, leaves tue firm conviction
in my mind that the benevolence and
wisdom Of man cannot devise more
benefcent instrumentality than some
general scheme whereby instructive and
entertaining books may be made readi-
ly accessible to- the youth of the rural
portions of our country. w.
Bookwalter in Forum
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Praise Ont of Place.

Jinks-That fellow Sillipate IL the
most inexcusable fool ever saw.
Wink-What has he been doing to
you?
Jinks--A few days ago some one IN
yited him to dinner at our boarding
house Well. sir, that idiot just praised
every dish on the table and conpli.
inented the landlady on her cooking
until she raised her terms two pounds q
week.-London Tit Bits.