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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-10

This Compound, which is purely vegetable, has
entirely cured the most stubborn cases that have
bafled the skill Of best physicians, and hous-
ands of persons who were considered as incurable
before this remedy was discovered have been re-
stored 20 perfect health by its use.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-01-04

THE PoL1TrcAL' HOUSE THAT JACK
Bu1LT.--This is the soldier who7org.ln-
lied ,the Legislature oflSputh- Carelina
"1T This s is yIIncs tSe Corporal Who ordered a tie
soldier who organized the Legislature Of
South Carolina with his bayonet. 7''sj''..
This is Dennis, who directed the cora
pnral who ordered the soldier who. organ;
lied the. Legislature of South Carolina
with his bayonet: '
This is Chamberlain, who instructed
Dennis who directed the corporal who
ordered the soldier who organized the
Legislature of South Carolina with his
bayonet. -
This is General Ruger,l ,lwho authorized
Chamberlain who instructed Dennis who
directed the corporal who ordered the
soldier who organized-the Legislature OF
South Carolina with his bayonet.- m
This. is, Secretary Cameron, who Of, Of,
dered General Ruger. who , authorized
Chamberlain who Instructed Dennis: VIII.
DIRECTED the corporal whqt, ordered the
soldier who organized the Legislature of
South Carolina with his bayonet.. ,n.,,,..
This is President Grant, who directed
Secretary Cameron. who ordered General
Ruger who authorized Chamberlain. who
instructed Dennis WHO. directed the cor,
poral who ordered the soldier who organ
lied the Legislature of South Carolina
with his bayonet.
This is the Rublican party, which in:
dorses President Grant who directed Sec:
rctary Cameron who ordered Gen. Ruger
who authorized Chamberlain who pinstruc-
ted Dennis who directed the corporal who
ordered the soldier who organized the
Legislature of South Carolina with his
bayonct.- Chicago Times. ,a.
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USEFUL HINrs.-All sorts of glass
vessels and other utensils may be purified
from long retained smells of every kind
in the easiest and most perfect manner
by rinsing them out we'll with chalk
powder, after the grosser impurities have
heen secured off with sand and potash.
Rubbing the teeth with charcoal powder.
and then washing out the mouth vii!
render the teeth beautifully white and
the breath perfectly sweet, where an
offensive breath has been owing to a
scorbutic' disposition of the gums; Pu'
trid water is Immediately deprived OF it,
bad smell by charcoal. When meat, fish,
ETC., from intense heat or long keeping,
are likely to pass into state of corrup-
ton. a. simple and easy mode of keeping
them sound and healthful is to prta few
piece, of charcoal, about the. .ize. OF az
egg, into the pot or saucepan Wherein
the Hesh Or fish is to be boiled. d,
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cHow To Srop d DRrNK1Ne.AA news.
paper correspondent writing of strong
d1jak, says:S Those physicians who, are
not habitual drunkards don't know any
thing about the progress of the disease
tEfeI only see THE results oft, and there.
fdrel they cah,iet -handle it as they do
other disease-.. Those who are habitual
drupkards become, too much weakened
physical " sand intellectually by the vice
itself to 6e able to pronounce a cure. 20
Fan, .an 0ld,drinker. Have drank q
quart of whisky every day for the, past
fifteen years, except an occasional day or
two when / have "sworn Of" | am sat
isied that there is no medicine for it.
Social habits are strong incentive for
one man to drink, thirst Tor stimulant for
another, although the first may abfor the
taste and smell of the fluid. The effect
is what the ineLriale Of either class de-
sires and reeds. In the interest Of the
poor unfortunate 'ineoriate let me tell
him, if he is in earnes, il! his desire to
break nH, TO shun all liquor ut night.
He will not be able to.>leep fur Il night
or two, but HE will c'iiie all right in a
short time. Let'hinl eat Il hearty break
tasti:and, should lie, be nervous a few
hours } ss sa5lerward, let hlh fght it out, hide
Himself, and shake it out. One or two
Hours wflHgive 1,sm' relief. Then lie,
him take some. solid ttod.' and hurry to
his home. avoiding llse.swial companion
ship of men, which is .ole, !ot his greatest
temptations, and keep himself to himself
as much as possible. All medicines pre-
scrbed to prevent thirst, or nervousness
are of no avail. sit is the will, and prin.
cipally the wall to stop urinking at night,
and to keep aloQf f1oM social drinking
friends. I have tried it., and | know
The dread horrors of delirium tFeme,l,
have never betallen me, but have seen
them in other, and have made a study
eef!lpsogmsnia' or ] would pot offer thesr
NUTS. ; sx au:::sn,n - ~
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Education and Wealth.

Often a parent is unwilling to spend
Nancy on child's education-preterring
to keep it to "give him start" in life.
Often a young man is 80 eager td yet into
Cuisines" that he cuts short his educa-
tional ceurse. All this is exceedingly
unwise. Education with but little
wealth is worth far more than wealth
with scanty education.
Wealth is desired for the pleasures it
can'purchase. But u trained mind has
qualifications greater. than those which
money. can bny. The thoughtful me.
chanic can get more enjoyment out ofthe
FIVE cents which he pays.for a newspaper,
or Il dollar he gives tor bonk, than his
ignorant fellow workman can obtain. out
Of double the amount invested in tobacco
and beer. The extravagantly furnished
table, and the expensive carriage and
horses willyield man fa- less pleasure
than that which may be derived from
study and; literary companionships-mat-
ters which cost comparatively little. The
body is capable Of but little pleasure as
compared with what the mind can re-
ceive. The cultivation of the intellect
opens the way to far greater personal en-
joyment than does the acquisition of
wealth.
Property is desired by many for the
social position which it confers. But
education answers as good purpose in
this regard. Education and refinement
with less money will give family as
good social standing as wealth with less
culture. The family with cultivated
mind can occupy q less expensive house
can live in 4 less costly style--can
maintain their social position with far
less pecuniarv outlay than that which is
necessary to people without education.
Our professional classes are the social
equals of the commercial class. but their
wealth is far less aud their style of living
far more plain. One who Is rich but un.
educated il far more likely to BE- snubhed
in social life than the educated person
who is not rich. Tie dollar is not 80
almighty" the golden calf is not so gen
orally w"r-hipped in >nciety a. many
,upln~e. Memtai cultivation is Us ro,ent
as wealth in ginning the regard of the
people one meetr.
Money Is 10 be desired for The adran-
tagrs it may secure III ones children.
But it is the children of the educated
rather than the children of the rich wh0
on the Whole succeed best in life. Nancy
can hire no teachers who will take the
place of educated parents-it can buy no
schooling equal to that which is received
in home OF cultivation aud refinement
Our ministers are proverbially poor, and
get there is no class of men whose sons
take higher rank in the professions and
in commerce-none whose daughters
make better marriage alliances than do
those ofour educated clergymen. Wealth
alone cnlIllot give children the start" in
life which they receive from parents Of
gduratior' and ;fe6nement. 20 - -
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~ t..Ei~t
 't:hl J.it-- H'it MA! ,it'''''fS
Instruments of their partisan violence.
We cali on him to discard these reckless
advisers, who, are using him las q ladder
which, they Will kick, down when they
have climbed ON it to the attainment .:of
their, objects. I'VE respectfully ask him:
to take counsel, tof.ths safe, tmaderate,:
wise men ,of1 his own party, il. len ysw no
enjoy tbe.,sepfdenee; and esteem. Of the
country, He. is soon to retire to private
life; after. a. longiand illustEious careerapf
public .seryice.,,i His SINCERE wellswishsrs
would be sorry to seq, him So out fpfhce
with. his reputation tarpished by' Iacts
which law-abiding. men Of neither, party
can defend The asoener. he ,iabaadons
Chamberlain,the, hettsri it will be, or9the
peace of the. country; and for: his: own
tranquility :apd, fame.=7M = Herald,
Dec. 18th. -. i. i -. -j@.:, rEri- NJ
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A man cannot be expected to. live
on salt mackerel. aud keep his temper
ance pledge. y ,nt
= 1t is told for. a fact that a little
faxen. haired boy Of five years, who had
passed the afternoon at the art museum.
locking up in his -,n"ther's face, said ::
"If all the mammals, when they die, turn
into mummies, do all the :papas turn'into
puppies ?" ea sn: aai- .t'
- At thanksgiving service, the
preacher begAnby ~tying that The things
really worth being thankful for could he
included in three classes, Whereupon u
gentleman, turniugto his lady seat. mate,
Whispered that two of these classes were
plain enough-good things. to eat and
good things to drink, but he couidn't
i'm .gihic wlla the third was. She. sp1kr
u quick, and solved hi: douhl-"Good
tutilgs 70 "eaf' :: .1e5A,. ii
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- Young man, you are spending
twenty-five cents a day on tobacco. II
you save that up, ina million nf years,
from now you can pucket the magnificent
STUN OF SOL, ,250, ,0O0, and even in few
Years BY saving what you pay for TOBACCO,
you might he able to buy q nice hUhse
and Iot-wilhsa a lnortyage IN it. =.
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:, THE GREAT. CONSPIRACY.

A SCHEME TO- CONSTRUCT "A. SPECIAL
,HoUsEaoF Representatives TO SUP.
PORT HAYEst ;.ane ~, ...:.1i :, =. i
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. INTIMIDATION.

EXTRACT FROM Mr.. THUBasASN's. RE,
CENT SPEECH IN THE UNITED STATES
SENATE. hu: .1n!7.!,.tl !..li:i,:i
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= Womeni, i Of J4g Jtxsssz;4!ssa !!;.a Ia Egypt are
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-02-17
THIBODAUX, LM, SAMED1 IL FEVRlER 1877.

dams nos rues, portant tierement
lenrs sales gu6nilles, 4 la plus
grande joie des petits n6grillons
qui les suivaient Ell brayant,
Daus la soir6e, une petite
bande de vrais Mosques aux cos
tunes 6l6gants, a paru ct dispa-
rucomme nne ombre,se deri geant
vers Terreboune. on ellie est allie
enterrer gaiment le carnaval,
apres un bal dit>on tres anu.
SAINT Horny SOFT qui NAL y
pense
On me rapporte qn'il va eu
3es d6boulis cOnsiderables dams
lr bas du bayou, la levee d'Au>
tin gIisse dams le bayou sur nne
loDgenr dun arpent el avec ellie
la barriere de sd cIoture. on dit
que celIe de Frederic Collins IL
eprOuve le meme sort.
Sur ce. pour ne pas vous EN-
nayer d'avantage, je vOus SOIL
hate le bOuSOir.
in. LIS. PICHOU.
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L'esprit dc Parli.

LA haUte et pllSSanto Commits
sion arbitrale declare, pu un
cote de parti, dit lie telegraphe,que
les certiticats livr6s par les gouver
neurs aux electeurS presilentiels.
pr6vaudraient dams le decompte
des votes, conclusion qni semble.
an premier abord, mais a tort
peut>6tre, faire pencher la balance
du cote de NJ. Hayes.
Par un vote de parti On reste,
malgr6 sol, tout r6veur ct lie front
penche devant ces mOts. A quel>
que nuauce politique que Fon ap.
partienne, on sent dams sen esprit
un indicible Gtonne,nent, une sor>
te de stupefaction.
Nous savions que Pesprit de
parti, ap:es avGir envahi les mas
ses, s'etait empare du Congress ct
quill s'etait meme insinue, en- pas
SAINT chez les ministries, jusqu'au
fauteuil presidential. Car c'est evi
demment sous son influence que
le general Grantee premier ma
gislrat du pays-a dit, dams une
heure d'epachement, cette enormi
te :-Je sers mon parti!
Mais nous pensions que cette
lepre morale-nous parlOns de
l'esprit de parti, ct qu'on ne nous
pr&te pas une autre intention, -
nous pensions, disons-nous, que
cette lepre s'etait arretee, saisie
de respect, au seuil de &c sanctuai
re des Liberties americaineS, de
cette archie sainte de la Justice
qu'on nomme la COur Supreme
des Etats Unis !!
HatOns-nons d'ajouter que, ma
gre Repression du telegraphe
nous persistons dams notre croy>
ance. II nous repugne h'adm ettre
4 premiere vue, cette mOnstruOsi
te. Les JUICES sont CONNIE la fem
me dc Cesar ills ne doivent pas
meme 6tre soupconnes.
! Dependant, un point d'nterro-
CATION inquietant ce dresse de-
want nous.
| Dams la premiere decision prise
All sujet de la Floride, par la Con
mission arbitrale, nous remar
gnons egale division do vote e.
separation complete des deux Ell
ments poli!iques qui composer
le tribunal. Dun cote, nous voy
ons les sept democrates trois r,
; presentants, deux s6nateurs,d den,
JUICES ; de l'antre, les sept republ
Gains, pIas IN juge impair. -.
Celia ne vous rappelIe TIL pas /
songe de Pharaoh, explique pa
, Joseph : Nous y voyons, quaint
> nous. plus dune analogue. -.
Dams la secondc decision. /
meme division Ne reproduit. Sea
lie juge impair deplace son vots
Or, ie point d'intevrosation es
) celui>ci : s0nt>ce les merites de |
! cause on supplement Hes idee
1 preconcues qui ont maintenu dan
+ les deux decisions lie meme part;
q ge d'opinions :
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lie Carnayal 4 la Nouvelle
Orleans d etc srlendide ct Kappa
renee du mauvaiS temps ma pu
emp6cher Ia foule d'envahir les
trottoirs ct les balloons. La pro-
cession. co'npos6e de vingt qua.
tre caarriOts, repreSentant l'his~
toire militalre du monde a dGbou
che rue Bourbon vcrs une heure
ct demie. La procession des Nys-
tic Krere Of Comus qui debouch6
rue st. Charles vers huit heures
du soir, composee egalement de
vingt quatre tahleanx represen
TAFT les races aeliennes, les muta
tions de la mode depuis 1000 ans,
ul coin leve du voile de l'avenir {:
Une election ell Am6riq ne eli
1876.
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JACQUES PelletiAr LIN las

Jacques Pelleti"r IN des gar
cons du Restaurant DIES qua,re
Saisons, a depose devant le comi
te DIES pouvoirS ct privileges,
qn'il a entendu Wells dire, en- re
ponse a une question de Little
field i: Quand meme TlIden aurait
une majorite de 100000 votes
dams lEtat, il fant que ce vote
soft donne a Hayes; ct, lui
Wells, ne Sen inqniatait pas de
ce que FEtat deviendrait.
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CONf7SeNF,
No. 49, Rue de Ia Vieillc Levee. No. ga
NEW ORLEANS
'Candis, Contseries ct Pdtisseries
Chocolats, Ftuits Confts, 81
rops, Gelees, Dragees, Bon
bOns dssortis.
Grand assortment de BOITES A SUR
PRISE Ell tout genres.
AGENCE DE FEUX D'ARTTFTCE,
Tous les or,lres de In Vile TT lie la cam-
pagne, pour pieces de confiserie ct de patis
serie, serort executes sans retard avec le
plus grand soin. l9sep-ly
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PROGRES.-La mode des enseig
nes commence d gagner nos com
mercauts, negocian S ct autres
gems Uaffaires. Chacun d'eux
vent avoir la sienne ct chacun
d'eax cherche a surpasser son con
frere. Celia p'ouve quill Y de I'e
mutation ct que pesprit d'entre
Prise commence a penetrer dams
notre loc;llite. Mais pour que Get
esprit Sc devoloppe plus xrapile~
ment, il faut que ces m6mes per
sonnes fassent announcer leur
genre dafraires dams les colon
nes de la SENTINELLE elles y
trouverOnt leur benefce ct nous
aussi.
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CANNEs.-D'apres les informa-
ytions que nous avons recnes, la
nlautatiOn de la came est an
trois quarts terminee dams la pa
roisse. LIE plant cOntrai'ement d
CO qu'on pensait s'etant trouve
dams de bonneS conditions, les
planteurs ont l'espoir quill donne
"a de bellies ct de nombreuses
cannes.
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BAL-Un grand bal pare ct
masQu6 a eu lieu dams la soiree
du Mardi Gras, a la cote Nal
brough. a peu de distance de> Ii
mites de la vile de Thibodaux.
Ue bal a etc magnifique ct attray
ant sons tons les rappnrts. On y
a surtont admire nne douzaine de
ieunes gems de cette vile, richie
Eent ct elegamment costumes
oui Ornaient cette SOiree de leur
aimable ct gracieuse presence.
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T.. JAUBERT & Gle.
-IMPORTATEURS DE

Marchandises seches. etrangeres ct
Am6yicuiaes.
Cotons, lmdiennes, RuJams, Bon
neterie, MOuchoiys. etc etc.
20 Rue de Chartres, pres Canal.
NOUVELLE ORLEANS.
Cette maison deja bisn CONNIE mar son
anclennete $50 ans d'existeucc) etIe ba.
pllx de scs articles, offre aux marcbapda
des Compagncs, fassortiment le plus com
plet ct lie plus varie de marcLandises sacha
Cette maison reeoit chaque semaine de
n"uveaux envois du Nord ct de rEurope
ct met un s0in tout particulier a remplir les
ordres 1"i lni sont adresses. (1l sept rs la
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DERAILLEMENT. - Dimanche
matin. un train de freight de
raill6 pres de la station Raceland.
Les premiers chars mont presqne
pas 6prouv6 d'avaries, mais les
.,erniers ont etc totalement brises.
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Aux Nos. 81 ct SO de la rue du Canal,
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE,
CHApEAUX,


4 YANT TRANSFERE mes magasins des
IA Nos 2l3, 2l5 ct 2l7 de la rue Vieille-Le-
wee aux Nos 81 ct - de ln rue 0u
Canal. jannonce respeetueusement au
public en general que j'ai, attn de repOndre
a Faccroissement dc mon commerce lie plus
fort stock habilements. de chapeaux,
dc lingerie dhonmes, de jeuues gents et
dc jeunes gareons-stock tel quill ny en- u
jamais eu il la Nouvelle Orlsans. Jinvite
mes amis ct mes clients ne venir Pexami-
ner ct s'assurer des prix.
A Paveiir, conlme par lc passe. je ,.e ne
gligerai rien pour taire face aux bes,ins de
la place. Je serai tonjours pret remplir
tous les ordres tgrands on petits) y habille
ment, lingerie ct chapeauX de toutes es-
peces ct de tous genres, depuis les vetements
communs d'habitations jusgu'au linge ls
toilette lie plus fin. Les prix de mes articles
seront invariablement aussi bas que possl-
BILE.
Les cOmmandes de la canpagne sont Fob
jet dune attention immediate.
LEON GODCHACX,
Aux Nos 81 OF SO dc la rue du Canal
IA Oct-76
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UufOrmatiOnS Locales.

PoMPIERS-!.a manBuvre men
,suelle de la pompe a incendie Pro
tector No. 2 aura lieu dcmain ma
tin. 4 l'heure habituelle, 81 tons
: les membres de cette compa gnie
sont aussi zeles que dhabitude.
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MARDI. CRASH paraitrait que
le Mardi- Gras, c'est a dire le Car
naval a Thibodaux,a "a etc joliment
contrari6 par le mauvais temps,
car les jeunes gems Sc promet
talent de le celebrer dignement.
Non DISTANT ceux que rien he peut
faire reculer, ct ceux la sont faci
les d c0mpter, Sc sOnt accoutres de
costumes plus ou moins grotes
ques ct Sc sont triomphalenent
promenes dams les priucipalts
rue de la vile, escortes par une
foule de gamins qui PUNISHMENT
DIES eris a Sc rompre la gorge. ponr
prouytr Qn'ils tronvaient celia
magnifqne 1T amuSant.
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Official.
TOWN COUNCIL.

The Town Council of the Town of Thibo
1aux met n regular session on Tuesday
February. 9th 1877.
Present p. L. Lorio. Mayor, and the
following trustees S. T. Grisamore. NJ A.
Legendre, ?: A Aucoin, j. l.. Aucoin, +.
Samoan and L. Keefe.
The minutes of the previons meeting
were read and approved as recorded.
The following report of the Collector
was received and ordered to be spread on
the minutes.
Collectors Monthly Report,
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La societe exististant entire les Drs. p. g.
Fl. Dansereau, est dissoute. Les personnes en-
dettces envers ces NM. sont prices dc ve-
mir etregier leurs complies
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