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-CHARTER OF THE
CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF LOUISIANA
United States of America,
State of Louisiana,
Parish of St. Landry.
Be it known, that on this 1st day of
December, in the year of Our Lord
One Thousand, Nine Hundred and
Twenty, before me, Allen Dezauche,
a Notary Public, duly commissic
and qualified within and for the
ish of St. Landry. State of Lo
therein residing ,and in the pi :·oe
of the witnesses hereinafter na. ed
and undersigned, personally came ayid
appeared the undersigned, for the 1'r
pose of incorporation of The Citizens
Fire Insurance Company of Louisiana,
who are subscribers to the said com
pany, and stockholders, which said
company is a Louisiana corporation to
be domiciled in the parish of St. Lan
dry, who by these presents adopt the
following articles as the charter of the
said Citizens Fire Insurance Company
of Louisiana, to-wit:
Article I.
The name and title of this corpora
tion shall be: "THE CITIZENS FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF LOUISI
ANA," and under and by this name,
unless sooner dissolved in accordance
with law and this charter, it shall ex
ist and continue, and shall have and
enjoy corporate existence and si s
sion for a period of ninety-nine '
from and after date of its inco
tion ,and it may sue and be sued
Article II
The domicile of this corpc-.'
shall be the City of Opelousas, Pa.
t St. Landry, State of Louisian. s. I
:a2l citations and other legal p . ..t
shall be served upon the president, or
in his absence, the vice-president, ori
An his absence the treasurer or secre
Stary.
Article III
'The objects and purposes for h nich
-,this corporation is formed and , ie aa
tare of the business to be car ,;,' -n
by it are hereby declared to I- ,: an
gage in the business of insu. n:e of
property against loss or damage by
ire, lightning or tempest on land and
in the transaction of fire insurance
business in all of its branches. and
~eenrally to hold and exercise all such
4ncidental powers and privileges and
Sdo and perform all things as relates
,to the objects and purposes herein
.b.ore stated or as may be needful, nec
e-sary, proper and useful as well as
-. caoavnient for effecting such objects
IAnd purposes.
Article IV
The authorized capital stock of this a
-,6.6poration is hereby fixed and de- t
..catred to be the sum of two hundred
thousand ($200,000,000) dollars, iivid
'-ed into ten thousand (10,000) ;hares
4t twenty ($20.00) dollars par value e
'-each, which shall be paid for i: ':ash s
'within one year from date of thi. :! ar
ter. The capital stock shall `.e ip
resented by certificates and h.: be d
personal property and shall ."e ns- 0
terable only on the books of ,n< am
pany.
Article A
Whenever this Corporatio t eems o
proper to increase its capital stock, it r
shall be done upon the vote of two- c
thirds of the board of directors, rati- h
tied by the vote of two-thirds of its ,.
stockholders representing not less than p
UNFORTUNATELY
The Homes and Barns
Sof our rural districts do
not enjoy the protection
afforded by the fire de
O s- partments of our cities
and towns, hence the
greater need of insur
- ance against loss or
damage.
SEE US ABOUT YOUR FIRE INSURANCE!
OPELL.U' SA
LH.D.LARCADB JA. MG2.
G3GENEPAL
INSUPANCE
BANK
On anctd with
The Opelousas National lank
OPELOUSAS, LA.
THE ONLY
NATIONAL BANK
IN THE PARISH
Resources ample to care for its friends and
Customers
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
OFFICERS: DIRECTORS:
E. B. Dubuisson, President Chas. F. Boagnl
hmas. F. Boagni, Vice-Piesitdat . B. Dubuisson
A. Leon Dupre,. Viae-Pre idnt, A. Leon Dupre
and Cashier R. LeBourgeo. s
M]. J Pulibsrd, Assistant Cahiler Rdbert Sandos
A. A. Comeau, Assistant Cashier -
B. L.a 4 s, vuUitr
I l l l I I II
two-thirds of its capital stock at a
meeting called for that purpose, after
" the notice putlr. hed for thirty conse
cutive days in the official journal, anti
the notice mailed to each stockholder
at least thirty days prior to the date
of such meeting.
Upon the completion of the proceed
of ings the company shall submit to the
Secretary of State a certificate setting
d forth the amount of the increase and
the facts of the transaction, signed
' .nd sworn to by its President, Secre
"ary and the majority of its directors.
f the Secretary of State finds that the
.acts confrom to the law he shall is
ue a certificate to that effect.
ld Article VI
r- This corporation shall be managed
is by a Board of Directors composed of
a, fifteen (15) stockholders. The follow
n- ing persons are hereby nominated for
id the first Board of Directors: Dr.
o Charles F. Boagni, Opelousas, La., Dr.
Q- John A. Haas, Opelousas, La., J. P.
e Barnett, Opelousas, La., John Deblieux,
e Opelousas, La., Leon S. Haas. Opelou
.y sas, La., Adolphe Jacobs, Opelousas,
La., Frank W. Meyers, Lafayette, La.,
Joseph M. Boagni, Opelousas, La., A.
3, Leon Dupre, Opelousas, La., R. Le
E Bourgeois, Opelousas, La., L. J. Lar
- cade, Opelousas, La., Armand L. De
' jean, Opelousas, La., L. T. Castille,
e Opelousas, La., L. R. Rpberts, Crowley,
La., and H. D. Larcade, Jr., Opelousas,
d La., of whom Dr. Charles F. Boagni,
. shall be president, J. P. Barnett, vice
s president, Dr. John A. Haas, treasurer,
and H. D. Larcade, Jr., secretary. Said
board of directors and officers shall
hold office until the second Tuesday
of January, A. D., 1922, or until their
successors shall have been elected an I
qualified.
I The first board of directors of this
r corporation shall organize as soon as
r the legal formalities and the provi
sions of this charter have been com
plied with, and shall proceed to the
election of one or more assistant sec
retary, or such officers or other em
ployes as they may deem proper, and
such officers or employes shall hold
office at the pleasure of the board.
Article VII
The board of directors and the presi
dent, vice-president, treasurer, and sec
retary of this corporation shall be
elected annually on the second Tues
day of January of each year at the t
stockholders meeting and in the case
of that day being a dies non, on the
following day. No person shal be i
elegible to serve on the board of di
rectors who owns less than ten (10) e
shares of the capital stock of this a
corporation.
All such elections shall be by ballot t
and conducted at the ofice of the cor
poration under the supervision of e
three (3) commissioners, to be appoint- i
ed by the board of directors.
Notice of such election shall be giv
en by written notice mailed to each
stockholder at least thirty days before
said election, and by publishing same
in the offctial journl at least ten (10)
days prior to said election. Each share
of stock shall be entitled to one vote.
Each of the stockholders may vote in
person or b.y written proxy, and the c
majority of the votes cast shall elect.
Any vacancies, occuring on the board
of directors shall he filled by it for the
remainder of the term of the board. In J
case an election is not held as provided
herein, the directors and officers then
in office shall hold until their succes- P
Pors are elected and qualified.
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R Five (5) directors including the
president or viee-president, shall con
stitute a quorum for the transaction
r of business, at the office of the cor
e poration.
Article Viii f
All corporate powers are hereby
e vested in the board of directors, or in
i such committees or officers as may be
I appointed by the board, with sub-dele
i gation of authority and the board of
directors shall have the power to
make an destablish, as well as alter
and amend, all by-laws, rules and re
gulations necessary and proper for the
conduct and management of the af
fairs and business of this corporation,
not inconsistent with this charter.
Said board shall also have full power
and authority to borrow money
through the president or some duly
authorized person or persons, to exe
cute mortgages, buy and sell or issue
notes ,bonds or other obligations, in
: such amounts and on such terms as, in
' their judgment, may be advantageous,
land generally to do all things as may
be necessary to carry out the objects
and purposes for which this corpora
tion is organized. The board of di
rectors shall have the power to sell,
lend, buy, mortgage or pledge all prop
erty, movable or immovable, belong
ing to this corporation and to receive
in consideration money or stocks or
bonds or other obligations of another
corporation, and also to purchase for
cash or credit property of any kind re
qtired for any of the purposes of this
corporation.
Article IX
This charter may be modified,
amended or altered or this corporation
dissolved and its affairs liquidated, in
the manner and method prescribed by
law, as now, or hereafter in force, by
a vote of two-thirds (2-3) of the stock
holders in general meeting called for
the purpose by the board of directors
after ten days notice has been given
to each stockholder, in the manner
provided in this charter, and when
ever this corporation shall be dissolv
ed by limitation or otherwise, its af
fairs shall be Iquidated by three (3)
liquidators appointed by the board of
directors then in office.
Article X
No stockholder of this corporation
shall ever be liable or responsible for
the contracts or faults of this corpora
tion in any farther sum than the un
paid balance on the stock for which
he has subscribed, nor shall any mere
informality in organization have the
effect of rendering this charter null
or exposing the stockholders to any.
liability other than as above provided
for.
A list of the names of all stockhold
era of the corporation is attached here
to:
CHAS. F. 'BOAGNI,
Iv. J. A. HAAS,
ch J. P. BARNETT,
re M. J. PULFORD,
ae ADOLPHE JACOBS,
0) LEON S. HAAS,
re A. LEON DUPRE
A, ARMAND L. DEJIAN,
in JOHN DEBLIEUX, Per H. D. Lar
je cade, Jr.
t. ROBERT SANDOZ Per E. S. Fields.
rd M. WINSBERG,
he J. A. HOLLAND, per H. 1. Larcade,
in Jr.
3d JOHN FAKOURI,
n J. LANDAU,
i. R. LEE MILLS, Per H. D. Larcade, Jr.
W. J. SANDOZ
MRS. J. A. BUDD,. Per H. D.' Lar
cade, Jr.
C. A. MORNHINVEG, Per H. D. Lar
cade, Jr.
BEN RISEMA J,
LEO. N. LARCADE,
R. B. CHRISTMAN,
J. ALOYSUIS CASTILLE, Per H. D.
Larcade, Jr.
L. M, COUVILLON, Per H. D. Lar
cade, Jr.
L. J. LARCADE,
L. T. CASTILLE,
L. E. CASTILLE,
H. D. LAROADE JR.,
DR. C. A. GARDINER, Per H. D.
Larcade Jr.
R. LeBOURGEOIS, Per H. D. Lar
cade, Jr.
JOS. M. BOAGNI, Per H. D. Lar.
cade Jr.
FRANK W. MEYERS, Per H. D.
Larcade, Jr.
L. R. ROBERTS, Per H. D. Larcadq
Jr.
R. MORNHINyViG, Der H. D. Lar
cade Jr.
JOS. Sr.. Per H. D. Lar
cade, Jr.
J. J. BE ' Larcade, Jr.
C. M. b r. D. Larcade,
Jr.
L. J. BAt M E-n, Per H. D. Larcade,
Jr.
JOS. P. GARBO, Per H. D. Larcade,
Jr.
MRS. O. L. GOODLOE, Per H. D.
Larcade, Jr.
MISS P. R. ISAAC, Per H. D. Lar
cade, Jr.
MISS NINA MIZZI, Per H. D. Lar
cade, Jr.
WITNESSgS:
(Signed).
C. J. BUDD,
J. T. HAWKINS.
Thus done and passed at my office
in the parish of St. Landry, State of
Louisiana, in the presence of C. J.
Budd and J. T. Hawkins, competent
witnesses, who hereunto sign their
names with said appearers and me, No
tary, on the day nd date first
hereinabove written, as witness such
signatures and the seal of me, Notary.
(Signed) ALLEN DEZAUCHE,
Notary Public."
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
I, the undesigned, deputy clerk of
St. Landry parish, Louisiana, hereby
certify that the within and foregoing
Ast of Incorporation of "The Citizens
Fire Insurance Company of Louisiana,"
was this day duly recorded in my of
fice in Charter Book, No. 1. pp.-.
Witness my hand and the seal of my
office, at Opelousas, St. Landry parish,
Louisiana, thisD first day of December
dec 4 A. J. T. LITTELL,
Deputy Clerk.
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It relieves pain and, soreness cansed
I by Rheumatism, Neuraigia S
etc.-adv sept 25.
SR D. HUDSPErTH
Dental Surgeon
Opelous, La.
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0 REPLES TO "SUSIE TICKMItRE"
Route 1, Sunset, La., Dec. 21, 1920.
Mr. Editor:
In your issue of December 11, an
y article signed "Susie Tickmire," she
n protest against the treatment accorded
her by the "good people of Coulee
Croche."
0 After a careful perusal of a conglo
r merate mass of bad English, worse
diction, and rhetorical assininity, I
am forced to conclude that "Susie"
has an exagerated case of mental
itch.
The irritant, to her otherwise good
(?) nature, that caused the emission
of such sulphurous vituperations
against the "good people of Coulee
I Croche" seems to have been tire
troubles. Optimistic indeed, one who
owns an automobile and does not an
ticipate punctures and blow-outs. But,
Sue, my dear girl, you came to Cou
lee Croche on the rim, and did you
expect that the old family heirloom
would grow another tire?
You were told by the "good people
of Coulee Croche" that the asthmatic
old bus was suffering from senile de
generation, and that the night air
wold probably no tagree with its deli
cate constitution. Why, then, such
a diatribe on the ingratitud eof the
"good people of Coulee Croche?" Do
you not admit that the old "Tooner
ville Trolley" was two miles away,
when "auto troubles loomed-up?" By
the way, Susie, for my inforihation,
could you explain this unusual
phenomena? I don't remember ever
having seen them "loom up."
In summing up your extraordinary
vicissitudes, you use the sentence "a
bad fix but not to be detected or
mended." Now, Susie, may I pre
sume upon your proverbial generosity,
and beg that you enlighten me as to
your meaning? I have performed all
sorts of mental gymnastics, but can
not understand what was the matter
with the "fix." Elucidate, Susie, come
clean.
The protests of Susie would be tra
gic were they not so ludicrous. In
the eame breath that she heaps an
athemas upon the heads of the "good
people of Coulee Croche" she says
that one of them, Mr. Savoie, took
the party to Grand Coteau. Susie,
your mental pus-cavity needs tapping.
What more did you want or expect?
Did you want .the whole congregation
to go forth with brass and cymbals
and escort you to your home? Did t
you want the "good people of Coulee t
Croche" to gasp with horror and as- 1
tonishment because old Henry had t
exploded an antiquated tire? Ye gods I
and itlle fishes!
In concluding her trade, Susie asks
that "a thousand tongues be given
r. her that she might carry the news
faster." I, and the "good people of
Coulee Croche," earnestly pray that
r- her wish be granted, and to further
show our gratitude, we beg that with
each tongue, there may be added an
ounce of gray matter.
3. Come again, Susie, we love comedy.
AN INGRATE.
Don't suffer from
KidneyTrouble!
r. Why let the pain, irritation and in
convenience of kidney and bladder
trouble make youiilife miserable, when
* hundreds of sufferers have found bless
ed relief by taking HOBO Kidney &
3 Bladder Remedy? Why not do as they.
did and begin taking HOBO now? This
r- wonderful herb remedy contains no al.;
cohol or harmful drug so it'can do you
no harm. Yet it CAN give quick and
sure relief. Druggists sell HOBO for
$1.20 the bottle. Hobo Med. Mfg. Co.,
Shreveport, La.
HOBO
IdInmy Bladder Rmed,
CITY MARSHAL'S SALE
By virtue of an ordinance of the
City of Opelousas relative to stock
roaming at large within the liirits of
said city, I have empounded and will
proceed to sell, to the last and highest
bidder, at the city pound, on
e SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1921,
2 at 11 o'clock a. m., the following de,
F. scribed property, to-wit:
One brown Creole horse; both hind
. feet white and star in face; no visible
t brands.
TERMS--Cash, to pay and satisfy
impounding fees and all costs.
W. L. PRUD'HOMME,
dec25-3t City Marshal.
f FURNISHED ROOMS-With all mod
ern conveniences. Centrally located.
ApplyF at Sandoz building, upstairs.
Entrance on Grolee street. Phone No.
376. novl5-3t
To Cure a Cold in One Dhy
Take IAXATIVE BROMO QMUININE (Tablets.) It
ethe Cogh and Headache and works off the
. LW. tGROVEV' signature on each kbox. te
SALE CHEAP
My 16 b ;c: property, 100
by 160 feet; fine location in
western section of this city
across O'Gee track.
Apply to F
GUSTAVE TUJAGUE.
dec 4 4t
Colds Case Orip sad laiemaS
U~IAZUWE H WOM UVI=rN blegs semotMas
ems,. he.s b ealy a "Bome ~ -ahe'."
L W. lOV" sinsas . Mas. --
a Christmas candies were made by
jd the senior class domestic science girls.
se Monday Miss Fleta Morgan made
chocolate fudge and Miss Lucille Tros
0- clair made cocoanut candy Tuesday
e Miss Odessa Huckaby made divinity
I fudge and Miss rrrosclair made cocoa
nut candy again. Wednesday Miss
a Adele Lawler and Lucille Trosclair
made fundent.
Wednesday Miss p fertie furnished
the materials for a cake and had two
members of the senior class make it
s for her. Misses Fleta Morgan and
e Odessa Huckaby had charge of the
e cake making while the other two
Thmembers of the class were making
their Christmas candies.
u School closed Thursday for the
Christmas holidays and will reopen on
January 6, 1921.
e Soon Opelousas high school will be
c able to boast of a play ground equip
?- ment worthy of the institution. Pro
Fr essor Pavy intends to expend about
i- three hundred dollars in various kinds
h of play ground apparatus. The new
e equipment will probably be secured for
o the use of the pupils in the early
part of 1921.
O. H. S. owes gratitude to Dr. J. A.
Haas for these proposed up-to-date
playgrounde equipment for it is due
r to his generous donation of $500 giv
en to the school last year that it has
the funds necessary to secure them.
The remainder of the $500 will be
Lused in securing library books for
Ihe schooL
School closed Thursday for the
I Christmas holidays. True holiday
hpirit reigned everywhere, both teach.
ers and pupils. There were several
Christmas trees. Every class from the
first to the fourth grades had this
emblem of Santa Claus planted eon
oicuousel in the room.
From the fourth to the seventh
grades each class had a Christmas
box but no tree. The exchange of
presents went on with the same gusto
as in the lower grades ,and dear old
Santa seemed about as generous to
the older children as to the little tots.
In the high school department
Christmas spirit reigned dominant
through there was neither boxes nor
trees. Classes went on with usual re
lentlessness to the very last minute
but Santa was hidden behind every
book cover and no iron-clad school
rule could eschew the old gentleman
therefrom, and both teachar, and pu
pils felt his presence even though
ular routine class,
In all grades, from the first to the
seventh, there was no classes for an
hourbefore dismissal. Each class had
a program which it took up at this
time.
The students of O. H. S. will have
two weeks of freedom. School will
not reopen before January 6. It will
be unable to open before that date
as the teachers' institute will take
place on the 3rd, 4th and 5th of Jan
uary.
The fourth month of school ended
Thursday. When the pupils r6turn to
school there will be four days of re
view and then will accur the mid
term examinations.
A recent change has occurred in the
school faculty. Miss Evans resigned;
Miss Corinne Trosclair, who was a
'departmental teacher in the left sec
tion, was removed to the right sec
tion where Miss Evans formerly
taught; Miss Clyde Lawler replaced
Miss Trosclair in the left section.
I SHERIFF'S SALE
GILBERT L. DUPRE, TUTOR
Versus
ALCEE A. LEGER
No. 21,700, Civil Docket, Sixteenth Ju
dicial District Court, Parish of
St. Landry, Louisiana
By virtue of an order of seizure and
sale, issued out of the Honorable Six
teenth Judicial District Court, in and
for the parish of St. Landry, Louitsi
ana, in the above entitled and number
ed suit, land to me directed, I have
seized and will proceed to offer for
sale at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the front door of
the court house of St. Landry parish
at Opelousas, Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1921,
at 11 o'clock a. m., the following de
scribed property, to-wit:
A certain tract of land containing
twenty (20) acres, together with the
building and improvements thereon,
situated in the Fourth Ward near Bay
ou Rouge in the parish of St. Landry
and bounded as follows: North, by
Property of Ursin Schexnaider; South,
by property of Azenor Lejeune; East,
by property of J. F. Phillips, and
West, by property of Ursin Schexnaid.
er. Being the same property which
the said Alcee A. Leger acquired from
Ernest Soileau on the 27th day of De
cember, 1917, by act of sale executed
before Gilbert L. Dupre, Notary Pub
lic, and duly recorded in Conveyance
Book "I" No. 4 1-2, page 501, clerk's
office, St. Landry.
oTERMS AND COrNDITIONS--For!
cash to pay and satisfy the sum of
fifty-four dollars and eigthy cents
with eight per cent per annum inter
est from December 27, 1919, and ten
per cent attorney's fee on both said
amounts, and on terms of credit as
follows, to-wit:
Fifty-four dollars and eighty cents
.to be paid December 27, 1921, and
Ffty-four dollars and eighty cents, to
paid Decmeber 27, 1922, with
etght per cent per annmm interest
fr December 27, 1919 together with
to per cent attorney's fee on both
-sid a '~all the costs of this
suit.
CHARlUS T ODEAUX,
dec 25 tds Sheriff.
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..1 tion these days.
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High Grade Chocolates
New Orleans
Made in the atmosphere of the "Vieux
Carre," which made New Orleans fain
ous for good things to eat.
PAUL GELPI & SONS, INC.
- for sale by
MAMALAKIS & BALLAS
SUCCESSION 8ALE
ESTATE OF ALEXANDER. PAPIL
LON, JR., AND WIFE
No. 7133 Probate Docket, Sixteenth
Judicial District Court, St. Lan
dry Parish, La.
By virtue of an order of the Hon.
B. H. Pavy, Judge of said court and
pursuant to a commision to me di
rected by A. J. T. Littell, Deputy
Clerk of said court, I will offer for
sale at public auction to the last and
highest bidder at the principal front
door of the court house of the parish
of St. Landry on
SATURDAY, JAN. 29, 1921,
at 11 o'clock a. m., the following de
scribed property, to-wit:
1. A certain tract of prairie land,
situated near the Mallet woods in the
parish of St. LIandry, together with all
the buildings and improvements theie
on, bounded on the North, by Francois
Papillon; South, by formerly Mrs. Al
exantire Papflton pere; East, by Aug
uste Papillon, and West, by Mrs. Las
tie Guillory; being a portion of the!
same property which Axleandre Pap
illon purchased from Nancy E. Sand
ora by act of sale recorded in Con
veyance Book E-2, page 423, of the
clerk's office of the parish of St.
Landry, pail tract of land contains
about forte-five arpents.
2. Also a small tract of woodland
in the Mallet woods, lying jiust North
of the N. O. T. & M. Railway tract
in Section 48, 4. 6 S, R 2 E, contain
ing five acres, more or less, and -be
ing a part of the property purchased
by Alexandre Papillon, fils, from
Nancy B. Sanders by act of sale ree
orded in Conveyance Book E-2; page
423.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:--One
foarth or more cash, balance, if any,
in one, two and three years to be rep
resented by the promissory notes of
the purchaser bearing eight per cent
per annum interest fropn date untli
paid to be secured by special mortgage
and vendor's lien on the property sold.
LEOPOLD PAPILLON,
dec 25 tds Administrator.
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ha the head. LW. GNVE boz
FOR RENT-ulite of Rooms furn
ished for light housekeeping. Modern
conveniences-center of town.
MRS. LAURENT DUPRE,
nov 13 tt Market Street.
ESTRAYED
From Chretien's Point last Novem
ber, one small, round bodied, black
horse mule. Unbranded, about 4
years old.
A' liberal reward will be given for
its return or any information that will
lead to lita recovery.
J. X. GARDINER,
dec22 2t Sunset, La.
No Wor.s in a Healthy Child
All chlkdes tmobled with Worms have an an
hesithyoolr, which Indicates poor blood, sad as a
rule. the is moe or les stomach disturbance.
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC iven rea
lary for two or three weeks will enrich the blood.
improve thedigtesuonandat.s agenerslStrength
ening Tomite the whole ystam. Nature will themn
throw offr dispel the warms, andtheChild Nil be
In perfect health. Pleasant to take. lc per bt
LOST-Bunch of keys, containing
about fifty keys, on a silver chali
betwen Opelousas and the 0. G. depot
at Port Barre. Reward If returned to
the Clarion office. dec-26-2t