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Forgot Something.

There was a lawsuit lately which
called in a score of people. Its.prigi,
mated from the sale of horse, and the
defendants wife was one of the wit,
nesses, or rather made q statement under
oath. She testified thus and so, and
left the stand. Several other witnesses
had been sworn, when, all of sudden,
she asked to be recalled, telling the
lawyer that she had neglected an i'm
portant portion of testimony. She took
the stand, and he said:
"Well, Mrs. -, you can tell the
jury anything further you have bearing
on this case.
"Well, what I wanted to say," she
bluntly replied, sis that the complain
ants wife has the reputation of wearing
false teeth and doing her hair up in pa
pers to make it curl forgot to re-
Ter to it when ] WAS up here before"
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A Reformation Wanted.

A report of the New York State board
of charities has the following Tits be-
lieved that the gloomy and prison-ike
character with which some of these In
stitutions are invested should be set
aside. The grated windows of the
prison seen from afar, as the boy ap-
proaches the reformatory, the high walls
of gray stone that surmount it, the
formidable gateway at the entrance,
through which, as he passes, he hears
behind him the clash of bar and bolt,
falling upon his ears like the sentence
of an irrevocable doom, the passage on
ward through massive doors that swing
heavily close behind him, till he finds
himself at length in his little room,
closed with q grated door and fastened
with O massive bar and lock, In what
seems to him felon's cell, must power
fully affect the vivid imagination of the
young, no matter how hardened he may
be, and tend to break down pride OF
character and self-respect. The boy un-
der such circumstances must feel that
the world has turned its back upon him;
that he has lost all that every man 8
hand is against him, and that hence
forth his hand must be against every
man. The shock once over, and the
mind of the boy accustomed to the terri
BILE ordeal, what dread has Auburn or
Sing Sing for him2 It is believed that
large proportion of the boys commit
ted to reformatories do no. require these
forbidding restraints, and that some
different and milder treatment combining
in some way the family system should tie
adopted for large class of Juvenile de-
linquents now being sent to the houses
of refuge. If under this method they
be still found incorrigible, they might
then be transferred to more secure
place and be put under stricter disci.
pline. 1t is thought, however, that If
the experiment was once tried very few
would need to be so transferred.
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The Shipworm.

A reporter visiting shipyard lookup
a piece of wood to critically examine it..
It could be compared to nothing more
fitting in general appearance than a
wasp's or hornets nest, 80 thoroughly
was it perforated, and, like the nests in
dicated, it was of ashen color.
Some of the insects still remained in
the cells. They seemed to be OF a
whitish color and were encased in she'll
like substance an inch in length; their
heads wore shaped like pod auger, as
if intended by nature to be great bores.
In the case of q vessel in the dock they
had completely perforated the outer
sheathing or planking of the hull, the
place of the entrance being small and
needle-like, until they reached the
framework of heavy trees, when they
tnrned back and continued their work of
destruction. The holes they make in
crease in size from that of pins point
to an aperturethat mans thumb would
not fill. ;.
While the reporter was examining the
wood a venerable carpenter with adze
in hand joined him and said: 81 will
give you a bit of information about
these worms that notmany people know.
You see this wood is punctured right up
to hairs width Of the place it joins an
other plank. Now the worms never
CROSS a crack, and you see they have
gone right through the outer planking,
but they have not touched the frame or
the ceiling of the bark; if they had, you
never would have seen her on the dry
dock here"
A we'll known spar manufacturer and
shipwright joined the group and added
his valuable information. He said In
effect: "Aspinwan is considered by
shipmasters and owners to be q very
wormy port; I have heard of vessels that
have only laid there for the space of six
weeks to sink at their anchorage. There
is marine copper paint that sometimes
acts we'll as defense against these de-
stroyers, but about the only sure refuge
is metal sheathing. I have sent vessels
before now on ten months voyage to
Rio Janeiro and they have come back
with their hulls sound and clean, and
have sent others down to Texas and
their bottoms have been fairly eaten out
by the worms"
Coal tar and other coverings for bulls
have been tried, but the only sure de-
fense seems to be metal. There is q
composition now very generally used in
stead of exclusive copper; it is mainly
composed of spelt, tin and copper. The
worms are even found in New York har-
Dor, but they do not usually do as much
damage. They will bore until they
reach a crack or seam which is made by
the joining of planks, and will not cross
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What q Penny Did.

About year ago young girl resld-
ing in the town of Wildwood, Ont, swal-
lowed penny. No unpleasant results
we're experienced until several months
ago, when she was attacked at times
with violent pains in her stomach. Ply
sicians were called but they were unable
to afford her any relief, and tor some
time she has been failing rapidly, and it
is thought she cannot survive long. For
three weeks or more she has taken no
nourishmert that she could retain. Her
mouth, she says, tastes just like apenny,
and the saliva from the stomach is OF q
greenish color and strongly. impreg-
mated with the smell Of copper. About
the only thing that she has Selished Is a
lemon,
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An Original Marriage Notice.

DR.. Wise, editor of the Cincinnati
Israelite, announces his own marriage
in the form of mock advertisement of
a life copartnership. The agreement is
that the firm shall be dissolved three
days after death that the doctor shall
deliver all the public sermons, and the
lady all the private ones the profits or
losses shall be shared equally !; and that
no papers shall be accepted or indorSed,
especially no love letters, except by
mntuel knsvledge and express censent,
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A Sudden Death.

What they call a sudden death in
Minnesota may be inferred from this
paragraph from the Winona Republican: !:
Frederick Peuser, one of the oldest citi-
zens of New Ulm, died very suddenly
one Sunday morning recently, from the
effects of gunshot wound received on
the memorable nineteenth of August,
1852, when the Sioux Indians made their
attack on that place,
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Young Salmon.

The Bangor Commercial says :: As
the result of the eggs that were Matched
in our river last season, the Penobscot is
full of young salmon. The boys at
Veazie are catching them with hooks.
They vary in length from four to twelve
inches. Mr.. Stillwell laid on our table
a beautiful specimen taken by young
Spencer boy at Veazie. It was little
over seven inches long. If this young
school of salmon is not destroyed, in
two or threeyears our river will again be
crowded With salmon as IS YVES seventy.
ave years ago,
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for Allen Ward, when the stranger raised
his hat and revealed his scared and blis-
tered face.
"Who is the coward now ?" he ex-
claimed, as he sunk exhausted to the
ground.
No one ever called him that name
again; and Mabel, we are sure, never
thought his face less handsome for the
scars it bore on her account.-Ledger.
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A LONG IMPR1soNMENT.-Am man was
lately released from Ludlow street jail,
New York, where he had been confined
for six years for debt. He looked thirty
years older when he came out than when
he went in.
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A merchant went home the other
night and said cheerfully to his wife;
"Wcll, my dear, I've failed at last. "
ooh, that's good |" exclaimed the wife,
with O radiant face; "now we can go to
the Centennial, sure"
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A GOSSIPY LETTER.
Hints for Strangers Visiting the Centennial
--ChanKinR their Clothcs--The Display
of Hats--NIeetinK Old AcQuaintances-.
scenes In the Main Building, Etc.
HINTS TO STRANGERS.

A few directions to stranger coming
to the Centennial are given by the Her.
aid correspondent, who says: A per-
feet stranger in the city and one not
used to travelling cannot probably do
better than to buy one of the Lodging
House Agency tickets, either for lodging
at S1.25, or one at $3.50 giving two
meals, and then, before going into the
Exhibition, to "look around" one
should take time to make his inquiries,
going from one boarding house to an
other, and a place will soon be found at
reasonable rates. The bestTlocality to
search, in view of the fact that one
would naturally like to be in the city, is
between Twentieth and Sixth streets,
with Chestnut street in the center-pay-
ing no attention to this street, for prices
on it are everywhere dear. One good
way is to take room, and single rooms
well furnished can, at this time, be had
in abundance at 81 a week. Two going
together will pay about Sc week, and
often there will be two beds in the
room. Meals are to be had at eating
houses at cost not exceeding $6 to 81
a week. Some eating houses engage to
furnish two meals day at SIS a week,
but their bill of fare is not varied.
The best way, however, for home people
is to seek regular board, az the food is
better cooked and it gives better salts
faction-indeed it is more healthful.
Thus, by taking little time and looking
sharp, one will be able to see the show
at the lowest possible rate. 1t was sup
posed, the correspondent says, that
what is called the "Granger Encamp-
ment !" would supply the want indicated,
that is, of supplying accommodations,
not to exceed $l.50 per day, but now it
is reported that the terms will not be
less than 50 a day, which is decidedly
unsatisfactory.
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VOUNG MEMS DRAMATIC CLUB
L Regular meeting Second Thursday
of each month.
Officers Thomas A. Badeaux, Presi-
ident Emile Loiseau, Vice President j
Omer Landry, Treasurer Henry Rlviere
Secretary ; +. Samoan. Stage Manager; j.
A Perrin, assistant Stage Manager; John
Hay Property Man; T.Bergeron, Costumer
Assistant. A. b. Raglan, Floor Manager,
Thomas Holden, Door Keeper.
Committee of Arrangements i: A. B. Ra-
gan. Chairman, j. N. Wright, L.. Aucoin,
NJ. T. Higgingbotham.
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THE WEEKLY sun.
NEW YORK.

Eighteen hundred and seventy-six is the
Centennial year. 1t is also the year in which
an Opposition House of Repre- resentatives, the
first since the war, will be i'll power at
Washington and the year of the twenty
third election of u President of the United
States All Of these events are sure to be of
great interest and Importance, especially
the latter; and all of them and everything
connected with them will be fully and fresh
ly reported in THE Sun.
The Opposition House of Representatives,
taking up the line of inquiry opened years
ago by THE Sun. will sternly and diligently
investigate the corruptions and misdecds Of
Grants administration and will, it is to be
hoped, lay the foundation for new and
hetter period i'll our national history. OF all
this THE Sun will contain complete and
accurate accounts, furnishing its readers
with early and trustworthy information
upon these absorbing topics.
The twenty third Presidential election,
with the preparations for 1t, will he memo
rable as deciding upon Grants aspirations
for n third term of power and plumber. and
still more rs deciding who shall be the
candidate of the party of Reform, and as
el6ctng that candidate. Concerning all these
subjects. those who read The Sun will haze
the constant means OF being thoroughly well
informed.
The WEEKLY Sun, which has attained a
circulation of over eighty thousand copies,
already has its readers in every State and
Territory. and We trust that the year lS7 G
will see their numbers doubled. 1t will con-
tinue to be a thorough newspaper. All the
general news of the day will be found in it,
condensed when unimportant, at full when
of moment and always. we trust, treated
in clear, interesting and instructive man.
ncr.
II ;s our ,in, IN ,oaEa tba Wrrvyy Cry
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Lee John
Macha1o A j De
Mills Lucy
Moore Sarah
Mellox Polly
Moore Jas
McClougher j
Meyers III Mrs
MOlaisOn Edward
Mcdowell DOvers
Mitchell Adelan
Menuet A
Martin Lewis
Narleist hackers
NicksOn Janel
Nelson Felix
Orillon Emely Miss
Parker Ellen
Part Etienne
Plof'mer 'TheO
Pertuit Leopold
PaI,eu Mrs
Royal Georganna
Rarner JAS H
Reydet Alexis
Ray Lizzie
Rodrigue Antoine
Rodrigues Joe
Richard NJ
Rauhandas A 5
Reese Licddy
Sunaens L Miss
Spencer + j Miss
Spencer Fred
Stewart j
st Avide Jean
Smith julia
SheldrOn Dora
Smith George
Tilman lily
Toups Joseph
Turner Sam
Thornhill + Il
Tirido Lane
Thomas Cetcsteen
Taylor Frank
Use VALERIE
WillisOn NJ
Washington Jas
Wright +
Washington Jane
ashil gton II
Williams Fred
Welbrette d
White JAS (col.l
WildfreildSOn Mr.
Yates w. II. DR..
U ID DRAEUX,
Postmaster,
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Anderson w T
Ayo Joseph
Anderson Sam
Arseneau G
Adam Grassien
Bernard Amelia Miss
Butler Sistillia Miss
BOIL John
Bonet V Mrs.
Babin F
Brown Albert
Burrel CLANCY
Birl Larkin
Bernard Alex
Card VIM.
Charlotte Armand
Clark j. Fl.
Cottingham Jas
Churbrlin 4
Carder Ardel
Capdeville j J
Concanon J j
Crawford Cornelius
Dantin Louis
Deward p. E
Evans Washington
Flacbard Mr.
Franklin WIN
Freeman Sidney
GuillOt Zeuun
Guidry { j
Gibson Chas
Guedry Leon
GuillOt EtieDne
Garnar Senlond
Grantee Clerville
Hebert JOS
Hickman Hy
Hebert Emelie Miss
Hull + S
johnson Charles
jackson Se;lly
JumOn vile Felix
Johnson Emily
Jones Judey
johnson Augustin
Joseph Frank
King JOS
Kern j. b.
Lasseigne l. Z
Lepally L
Lafrauf Alice
Lee Nelson
Leblanc Adolphe
Lawless E w
Landry Ernest
Leche j. Is
| G. BO7
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IL A. O'SGLLIVAN.
LIE ATToRSFY-AT LAW,
Green ST., between Main & Thihotlaux SITS.
THIBODAUX, Ina,
Will practice in the Parishes of Lafourche.
Assumption and Terrebonne. u3no-ly
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Official List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Thibodaux
and unclaimed April lst, 1876
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VJNHIBODAUX, THEOPIIILE, Tomn
/ Constable, assessor, Collector aud
Whorfngcr Office Green Street between
Market and Lcvec.
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DERRlN. A. J. foriegn and domestic
l. goods, Hats, shoes and groceries, cor
ner Main and St-Philip streets
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GABOURIN, c., Surgeon Dentist, Office;
- jackson Street, between Thibodaux
and st Bridget SITS.
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THRONE, !. A.. Books and stationary depot
Market street. between st. Philip and
St Louis topposite Washington Hotell
photographic Gallery, up stairs.
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n'SULL1VAN, Z. \. Attorney at Lar,
- Green Street, between Main and
Thihodanx Streets.
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CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.-Rev. C. +. D.
- Lyme principal jackson Street near
st. Johns Church.
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TNHIBNDEACX. JOS. T., Pharmacist,
L DcaIcr in Pafem Medicines. Perfn
merry, &c, corner OF Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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VOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT AS
i ISOLATION. OF LAFOURCHE,-
Regular meeting Oh the first Wednesday
of each month. at 7 o'clock, at the office
of Judge Lorio. Cor Green and Levec,
Officers III. n. Coulon, President. J,
w. Knobloch, Vice President. NJ. T. Hig-
giubotham. Secretary. c. Arena, Treasu-
rer, j. Hay. Censor,
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UERNOTT, FRANK. Matchmaker anp
n DeaIer IN finc Jeaociry dc Main Stree t
hctw St. Philip and jackson Streets.
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DHII.]PPEAU ALFRED, Baker, cornell
I'evSe and Maronge Streets.
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S. T., Agent North :ime
NJ r1ra Life Mxnrance Co. Corner Mur-
kst and st. Philip, streets.
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'ENETREAF. H.. Carriage Mdkcr an
Horse Shoeing, corner l4evee and =
triot Streets
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HOUSE-B. +. HOLDEN
~ Proprietor, corner St-Louis and Mat :
ket ats.
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Y>AB0R II. W. Family and Ptanfa-
hon Groceries. Green Street Mtweon
Lcvee and Market Streets.
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nSCHWALD, j. G.. Shoemaker. Main
~ Street between St Louis and Green
streets.
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rINHIRODEAUX, JOS. T., Treasurer of
the Iorn, corner Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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haLEETWOOD. J. H.. Physician.-ct-
NJ fee Market Street, between st. LoLis
md Green Streets.
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COCIETE DE BIENFAISANCE EFT
OD'assistance Mutuelle de Thibodaux,
Les seante regulere de cette societe
ont lieu le premier jeud dc ehaque Kois
~ heures du soir du Ter oefohre au Ter
avril. ct d 8 heurcs du Ter avril au Ter oc-
tObre.
Otficiers III. Dansereau, President;
p. A. Aucoin, Vice President F. Samoan,
Sccrttnire II. ii. Mich, let. Assistant Sc.
crftaire l.. Loiscau, Tresorier !: 'Theoph-
lie ThhodnnN. Coilectemr Alccste Bour
gcois, PORTER.
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HNHIBODAUX, P. A, Girl Enyneea',
L jackson Street, opposite st. Bridget
Street.
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MOORE, /. D. Attorney at Lau,-of
1N1 tee up stairs Main st. corner
Focus
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J. H.. Drug Store Mark
U Street, between st. Louis and Green
S.reets.
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r.. Arting Clerk Of The
II Uisi,ict omf.-nitice Court House.
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VIHHIBODAUX FOUNDRY. Botlley &
Keefe, Proprictors, Levee and Jackson
Streets
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE TOWN,

OFFICE E:-tOR. MARkEr AND rATEIoT ST
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M EUNlER. A.. Dealer in Foreign and
IA Domestic Dry Goods. Groceries, &C.,
mann Street corner st Philip.
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AZZO DIR. ]. B G.. Physician and
" Acoacheu', Thibodaux T. o., Lafour
che Parish, La
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/ UCOIN. P. A., Family and Planta-
ton Groccriss, Main street, between
Ems and st. Philip streets.
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STRANGERS HOTEL THOMAS AL
~ BERTI, Proprietor, corner Thibo-
daux and Green Streets
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COODE, j. s.. Attorney at Lar.-ofiice,
NI over j. II. Fleetwood Market street
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NEONT-CARMEL CONVENT, Aca1e.
NJ my for the Young Ladies. under the
Direction of Sister St. Bernard. kY
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M lCHELET, H. H., Parish Treasurer
NA Office, Green Street, cor. Market
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ZEMA, C., Coffee House Keeper, Main
St., between jackson and st. Philip
hoets
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r3XCELsIOR-LODGE NO. a.-Regu-
H. lar meetings at the Odd Fellows
Hall. corner Market and Patriot, every
katurday ercning ut 7 o'clock.
Officers Th. Thibotlanx n. g.; c Azema
i. G.: s.. T. Grissmore, Sec. V. Samoan,
treasurer.
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g ANCAN. ", Agent Sun Mutual Fire
~ Insurance Company, Th;bodaux La.
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| OISEAU, E., Tailor, Main Street. be-
y tween jackson and st. Philip Streets
OhIO, P. E., Justice of tte Peace, Ind
= Ward & Mayor Of the Yoer.-cf-
4 corner Green and Levee Streets
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CANCAN. V. Loenl agent and Collector
~ Office Thibodanx Sentinel, Market st