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Repatriation Notice.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO THE
q qualified voters of ihc Parish of La.
tourche. that the registration Office having
been open at the Court House since the
9TH. inst, will close on Saturday 18th. inst.
Notice is hereby given of the following ap
l,ointmentS to-wit:
Sept. %. At Lafourehe Crossing, at Louis
Lacroix.
Octoberl At Residence DR.. J. B. c.
GazZo.
October . AT Store of Joseph Claudet
October 3 At L, export Ferry House.
October 4 At Store of NJ Delanne.
October ) AT Store of L Lerille.
October Z At JanvieT Guedry Residence.
Octoi err 5 Cut Off V. Pay Store.
October 8 store Theopiie Dueos, Tele1na
que Badtaux Plantation.
October 10 Lockaort at store VI. Foret.
October Ii J. S. Perkins, store.
October IL W. Hebert's.
October IA ?. Ledet store.
October Is Mrs. Gossin and Baton Pilon.
at Baton Pilon in the morning and after
noon Mrs. Gossin.
October 10 L. Roger place, at store Felix
Delatte.
October Il Louis Dantin. Choupic and
Checbey.
October 10 V. Legendre and Ma'agay.
October u Aurelien Braud. A. NJ.
October 81 Eugene Smith. p. NJ.
October . to 2nd November at Court
House in T~hibodaux.
X. r. MCBRIDE,
Registrar of Voters of the Parish of La
fourche.
Thihodaux. September 2Tst. 1873.
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he prt fer it to water. when the
fever gees off give Il little stimu-
liant, champagne old cherry wine
or Brandy and water. also lit
tie uourlshment chicken broth or
wine give small quantity every
four hours up to ten o'clock at
night. After that hour, no nourish-
ment but watch the Patient and
between midnight and day give
stimulants occasionally if pulse is
slow and feeble and Patient signs
and is restless. In children you
can frequently quiet them by Civ
ing an injection Of a~ssafaetila a
tea spoonful of tincture to a cup
of warm water.
During the stage of calm, the
Patient must be irictured all over
with ii dry coarse towel every few
hours under the cover.
Don't cover too much. IF nights
are cool, add no extra blankuet.
II stomach continues sick and re-
jects every thing, put blister
over it and give a little lime wa
ter ice cold every fifteen minutes
sometimes [ add a little milk to
the lime water aud give a table
spoon every halt hour.
IF urine should be Scantv aud
almost cease, put dry cups on the
small Of the back and give 10 drop
doses tlncture Of digita!is every
four hours and keep up vigrons
frictlons, all over occasionally
Some times to quiet restleSsness
we give 20 grains Bromide OF
Potash when sick stomach cant
be stopped give five grains Of
Oxaicete of Ceriuln and Is grains
Subnetial OF Bisnuth occasional
ly.
Give as little medicine as pos
slble. Don't sweat the Patient tC
death, but be cheerful about hin
and try to keep him comfortable
with an airy room but do not lei
a draft Of air on him.
Put nothing solid in This
stomach until conyalescent,I have
given you about all that is ne
cessary in a case Of Yellow Fever
when they have black vormit give
ice Or Brandy and ice. Don't try
to check it with astringents. Let
them swallow Jumps of ice. Dis
infect every action from the
Bowels with copperas dissolved il
water and keep L~abarragel's solu
ton Of chloride of Soda in soul
plates about the room.
If you desire other information
write
Yours.
D.. Fl. BILLIU
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SHREVEPORT, AUG. 31st. 1873.

SHREVEPORT, AUG. 31st. 1873.
Mr.. j. $. Dlliu.
| will at your request give you
as succinctly as possible the treat
ment of yellow Fever.
BY first describing the disease
to you, perhaps you will under
stand the indication for treat
ment. The fever usually comes on
iii the night with Il chill, there is
intense pain across the eyebrows,
intense pain in small Of back,
pain in limbs, frequently nausea
and vomiting, flushed face, suf-
fused and injected, rather bright.
The fever may last from "a to
y hours and then go off. The
patient is then in the second stage
efthe disease. Stage ofcalm, skin
cool pulse slow. If doing well, he
will be quiet and cheerful and
may want to get up out of bed.
If he does he will most surely
die.
He must keep perfectly quiet
in bed with head on pillow, use IA
bed-pan If possible when nature
calls ; after nine days if he does
we'll he may venture TO sit up a
little.
TREATMENT.
When first taken strip the pa
tient, put him i'll bed and give a
hot mustard bath, let feet stay
III the bath a half hour as hot as
can be borne and add hot water
as needed to keep it hot. Cover
the Patient with blankuet in
Guiding the tub. After the bath
wipe the patient dry and cover
moderately.
TIA grown person, give ten
(logr) each OF Caionel and Soda.
Put it dry on the tongne and let
him wash it down with water.
Apply cold to the head, give
ce-water in small quantities at
Il time. II Patient is much sick AT.
the stomach, give ice alone crush.
ed. Have tue Patient naked so
you can spunge HIM under the co
yer. What | mean by spungirlc
to take vinegar and water or
Bay-rim and water, (about a wine
glass 70 t.int OF water. and
a sponge or rag, wipe the
Patient all over every half hour
lnder the cover while he has f..
yer. Give cold orange leaf tea, if
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Yellow Fever

We are daily in receipt of let.
ters from refugees from Thibodaux
and friends in this and surround
ing Parishes asking Information
concerning the situation of affairs
III this town.
For six weeks all business
iere has been at u stand still.
Merchants arc not selling goods
enough to pay rent, Mechanics
cannot work because they must
abandon their families to 90 the
country where there services are
needed and ii they were to do so
planters would not permit them
TO 20 on their plantation. Mum
h'rs OF LtdieS in T~hibodaux snp
ported themselves by their need
les ; for them no work is to be
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found. Laborers can fluid no i'm
plovment, IN short no one, ex-
cept, Physicians, Druggists and
hired nurses are earning money
to 90 to market.
This State of affairs may be
expected to last for at least, one
| month. may be six weeks. The
Howard Association Is now feed
ing several families and in II
week more this charity will have
to be extended. If our absent
friends want to aid us they can
10 so by sending us money and
subsistence some families have
abandoned their homes here, for
us to guard and protect in their
absence and they should do
something for those who have
remained here to fight the battle
against Yellow Fever.
Many of the laboring men of
this town have gone down the
Bayou among the rice growers
to obtain employments and they
have been driven back. We do
not blame those people for this.
They are certainly right in trying
to protect themselves from the
scourge. But when they drive
these poor men back here for us
| to feed or let them starve they
should endeavor to do something
out of their abundance to assist
US through this ordeal.
We need money and we need
provisions, and we hope that
those who are so fortunate as to
escape this plague will endeavor
to assist us in our hour of trial
and sorrow.
We are thankful to many
friends in Lafourche and Torre-
bonne for money and subsistence
sent to us and the name Of those
| generous ones who have relnem
bered us and unsolicited extend
ed helping hands will ever be
greatfully cherished.
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LOUIS.
D. Fl. BILLIU
The Sleeping stone 10 Health.

The acquisition of vital energy is the step
ping stone to health. When the system lacks
vitality, the various organs flag in their du-
ty, become chemically irregular. and dis
ease is eventually Instituted. TO prevent
this unhappy state of things, the debilitated
system should be built up by the use of that
inlnitable touic, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters which invigorates the digestive organs,
and insures the thorouSh conversion otfood
into the blood of muscle. nerve and fiber ac
quire unwonted supplies of vigor. and the
whole system experiences the beneticia1 eff:
ect. Appetite returns, the system is refresh
ed by healthful slumber. the nerves grow
strong and calm the dependency begot-
ten of chronic indigestion and an uncertain
state of health disappears, and that sallow
appearance of the skin peculiar to habitual
invalids, and persons deficient in vital ener
", Is replaced by q more becoming tince.
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If any one Of our readers
took the article printed in last
Saturdays SENTINEL, in regard
to the Police jury contest in Ter
rebonne for any thing but a joke
they certai' ly mistook the arti-
Gle altogether. Nc one would, for
an instant imagine anything of
the kind, as the character of the
two parties would be sufficient
guarantee that they would not en-
gage in any such IL contest.
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Total received from Sept. 2lst. to
Sept. 26. Observation-Disclosures. s536 %
F. SAMOAN, Treasurer, Ii. A.
Rooms Executive Committee. ,
Howard Association. !
Thibodaux, La. Sept. 9th. 1913. !
The following contributions are acknowl
edge:
From A. j. Bascle and Citizens of Canal
Bellanger.
| Coop of Chickens.
: Boxes of Eggs.
E. w Blake, | Dbl. potatoes,
L. D. MOORE. Chairman Elk. Com.
p. A. AUcoIN, Secretary.
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HALL YOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT As

Tt;hod,,v "oia5toN {
''"''A' "efte'ioer @oth. 1910. }
WHEREAS we are again startled by the
solemn notes that betoken the dissclntIon
OF this earthly tabernacle. sending another
spirit called hence to the maker who gave
1t.
WHEREAS 1t is now our comrade and
IrIe.4 our late worthy Elce-President
GHAhlES who is called
hehIe % that Bourne, whence no travel
Ter re.nfhe1h.
submissive humhleness to the Divine face
OF MN VINO can 80 no wrong, and do not
'itrtiier c"nlpitihts al MS DONG, yet we can
not Nut lGei, ana thus taphIy express aur
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r.. r. Mcbride Registrar of

r.. r.. Mcbride Registrar of
voters gives Notice in another
column. that the Registration office
will close in Thibo.laux this day,
anrl will be open here again from
22nd October to- 2nd day Nov
ember. He also gives notice of
other appointments, which the
voters of Lafourche will do well
to notice, if they desire to vote at
the next election.
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q this evening tho peO

On this evening the people
of Terrebonne are to have a Sc
ries of horse and mule races near
or on the Berger plantation for
the benefit of the suffering citi
zenS of Thibodaux. We are very
thankful for the kindness already
shown to us by friends outside OF
town, and can assure them that
any favors or charity shown our
people will be warmly apprecia
ted.
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conscious thatGod in thus rending
an earthly tie hath pressed them
closer to Hin ; and that it is their
duty t.. bow to his most holy will.
By this death our community has
lost a noble, active, and faithful
member, one who has ever been
diligent in the discharge Of his
duty, and energetic in promoting
the success and interests of his
fellow-man.He WAS ever jealous to
assist in alleviating the distress
and suffering of man, and since
the destroyer made his appear
ance in our midst was by the bed
side of the afflicted, and was
stricken down at his post, and
has. fallen a veritable hero. What
u noble death his has been How
well he understood and ever liv>
ed according to the great cons
mandmeDts. Thou shaiteslove thy
neighbor as thy self. Kind friends
united in giving him their bless
lngs and prayers and when in his
illness he was laid low upon the
bed of suffering,-tle tender cares
of a loving wife soothed his acl-
ing heart and filed his soul with
high hopes and thoughts of heav-
EN- that blessed home where the
weary have eternal rest. Yet ne
fell asleep and enjoys a peace
which this world can neither give
nor take away. Although it has
pleased our Heavenly Father
that all ii efforts and cares
should be vain yet we must bear
in mind that when his eyes were
closed in death and his generous
and noble heart ceased to beat.
Angels waited his immortal soul
to realms where all is joy and
happiness that the dear Redeemel
and blessed Saviour was neal
and ere his mortal form had been
given to the dark and gloomy
tomb, had affcctionately commit
ed his spirit to Almighty God,
that death is not eternal sleep but
the commencement Of immortal.
ty, and that this dull earth must
give up his body at the resurrec-
ton of the dead.
"Coelum quid quaeremus ultra!
By this death we are taught a
noble example, that Of love and
devotion to our tellow-man an ex-
ample worthy the emulation OF
all. To be cold and breatllless to
be placed in the silent tomb, this
is not the end of a NAH, who has
been such a loving husband and
father, such Il devoted friend.
The hand that WAS ever ready
and willing to assist in doing
good Is now cold and helpless.
the lips that have always uttered
such loving and cheering words
are now husiled in death, but the
high and lofty Spirit which gave
birth to all his noble and eleya
ted sentiments can aerer perish.
Such examples can never be for
gotten
''Thes, shall resist the empire of decay.
When time Is Ger and worlds have passed
away;
Cold in the dust the persisted heart may
lie.
But that which warmed it can never die"
Weep not oh loving wife, for
his mortal body ere this has put
on Immortality he has gone to
his God, and has received that
rich reward which is promised to
all Christian Soldiers.
Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep,
From which none ever wakes to weep
4 calm and undisturhc repose,
Unbroken by the last of foes.
j. D. S.
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Another week las passed
away. Still the plague is raging
amongst us. The number of
deaths to yesterday noon were
II and the number of cases 143.
In the the IS hours ending yes
trrday noon the new cases were
%.
On the Brousseau. the Dyas,
the Coulon, the Rienzi, and the
Lorio, plantations the fever is at
its destroying work, and in the
ClIoupic Brulee its Victims are
found.
Near Lafourche Crossing it is
at work. The Yellow Fever is
daily in louisiana, in Mississip
pi, in Alabama, in Tennessee,
aud Kentucky, spreading and
seeking new fields.
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SAD!-In the Few Orleans
Picayune.. of last Sunday we find
the two following announcements
Married. on Thursday September 10 1879
bv the Rev. FatherJ. Charles, at the resi-
tence of the Brides mother Richard j..
Barker, of Lockport Louisiania, to Mis-
Josephine Geuin, of this city.
Died, on Friday September ~ 1873, al
Barker a Native of Lockport La. aged q
wears and II months.
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Julia Blanchard wife vs.. No. 1868 Odressi
n. Aucoin husband.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Fl IA
aS to me directed. hv the above entitled
Court in the above entitled and number
ed case. have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction pursuant to law to
the last and highest bidder, at the Court
House, in the town Of Thibodaux on
Saturday Norember End. 1873.
between the hours of II o'clock A. NJ. and
4 O'Clock p. NJ. the following described
property to-wit:
list. THE NORTHERN HALF OF A
certain lot OF ground situated in the Town
Of Ihibodaux in this Parish being the
Northern portion of Lot. No. 81 on the plan
OF said Town bounded in front or West by
st. Philip Street, North by Short Street,
South by the Southern half of said Lot No.
oil. now belonging to Emile E. Leblanc
and East by lot No. 62. with all the build
1ngs and improvements thereon.
See Conveyance Book No. s. u. 800.
>. THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF
a certain lot of ground situated in said Par
lsh Immediately below the Town of Thibo.
dalx at about Eleven arpents from the hav-
OF Laiourche, said half lot measuring nine
ty six fleets front on st. Charles Street or
towards the West. bounded North by lot
formerly, belonging to zephirine Bark.
East by land formerly belonging to .Joseph
Legendre and South by the other half of
said lot formerly belonging 10 Widow Jack
Weber by the depth thereto belonging run
ing East to West together with ali the
buildings and improvements thereon being
the same property acquired by Odressi Aul-
coin from Francois Ii. Legendre on the
18th. day of April 1854.
See Conveyance Book No. / p. 1903,
TERMS OF SALE CASH ON THE
spot III United States Treasury Notes.
September 28th. 1873.
L.. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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JENKINS ANNTHTT4 ~ Op
The Great Southern Remedy for
IkheUlma tisIn, GOut and Ven.
ralsia!

Those terrible enemies of human bann;-
ness, Rheumatism. Govt, and Neuraipia
heretofore seemingly unconqnerable, have
indeed found their master in Jenkins Ami.
hilator. We have the testimony of men ~
the highest standing in LOuiriana and OH.
er States, that after suffering indescribahIe
pains for Years, from which they sought r..
lief i'll vain by visiting the Hot and Warn
springs of Arkansas and Virginia. and bv
using dozens of remedies more or less b;oL.
~ praised, when, in fact, hope had almost
died out, they have found relief from main
by the use OF the ADnihilator, and by con-
tlnulng it for a short time, have been Der
fectly cured. The Anhihilator is a prepa.
ration purely vegetable, agreeable to the
taste and may I've taken withcut fear of ny
Injurious results by the deiicate as we'll a.
the robust in constitution.
Price SI.0O per bottle. For sale Nv
all Druggists. Ask your Druggist for cir.
cular continuing certificates, or send to
n. JENKINS & co. Proprictnrs
New ORLEANS La.
tIN4A, 4 THOMPSON, Wholesale Drug.
gust, New Orleans, La, Gen. Agents for
Louisiana. Texas. Mississippi, Alabama.
hih'iisaS anu floflda. ms 3n
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The Howard Association OF
New Orleans acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of $3.50 sent by the Rev
G.. f. d. Lyme Rector OF st.
Johns Church Thibodaux being
amount of the offertOry on the
last Sunday in August.
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BAYOU LAFOURCHE. - Major
Howell of the w. s. Engineer
corps has sent Capt. d. NJ. Kings.
bury with u corpse of workmen
to remove snags ont of Bayou
L,ionrche, throughout its en-
tire course. The work, we believe
will commence ut Donaidsonville.
The snags and logs, once re.
mo, ed, we shall not he surprised
to see hattureS islands Sc move
away of their our accord the next
high water.
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Six nurses sent up by the
Howard Association to aid our
suffering sick arrived on Wednes-
day and were Immediately put to
work.
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st. |incent'S College,
Cape GirserLeau. yIo.

THIS INSTITUTION, so WE'LL Avn
4 favorably known to hundreds of the
Citizens OF Louisiana, offers superior adyau.
'ases Tor the acquisition ola thorough elias.
steal, Scientific and Commercial Educat;on
l+rlns:- Per session of ten month. $3.50 co
The >edsion will commence Monday, Sep
TENDER, I'd. 1878.
Address:
Rev. j. W. HICKEY, C. M.
Js"~'oin President st. Vincent's College
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QUERY "Why viii men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros. 'Seal OF NorM
Caroltaa,' at the same price"
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WOOD WOOD!!

THHE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
constantly on hand near the Thi5o-
daux Saw Mill, Ash dry fire wood. which
he will sell ut $500 per cord, Or he will on
short notice deliver enc bali q cord at resi-
dence for 1919.
S. S. EVANS.
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Editorials.

Sugar rolling was commenced
IN Last Monday on the Cragin
nl,,tation in Terrebonne Parish.
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NGaEce.
Office Board of Health,

Office Board of Health, }
Parish of Lafourche.
Thibodaux, La, August 10th, 1873
All persons are hereby requested to re-
port promptly to the undersigned any and
all violations OF the Ordinance relative to
quarantine, passed by the Police Jury OF
this Parish, which may come to their kHowl
edge.
L. +. SCHNEIDER. President.
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LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY co.


This Institution was regu-
larly incorporated by the
Legislature Of the State for
Educational and Charitable
purposes, in 1868, with a
Capital Of $1,000, 900, to
which it has since added a
reserve fund of $3.50, 900.
It's Grand Single Number
Drawings will take place
monthly. 1t nener scales or
posfpones. Look at the fol-
lowing Distribution:
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Notice.
TO HOLDERS Or PARISH VApy.

TO HOLDERS Or PARISH WAppsx
There ia money in the Parish Troaa
to pay old warrants registered in 1s-eafy
to and including No. Jl9. o' Up
,o7s +. SAMOAN.
Aug 9TH. 1878. Parish Treasurs,
E,rtrac, Jrcm he Minutes of the Pyoc..,,'
0 fhe Pofce J"y. Regn!o.sSessiou 'ass
Oct. LIST. 1877. W.
Claims against the Parish, not nresas.9
to the Treasurer for payment. within SSa!ted
days after the Treasurer advertises Ivy
fn,ds in the Treasury to pay The nag
shall be reregistered. and the funds a aahe,
tised for t G payment of the said W,rr ~sef-
or Claims, shall be applied by said T,.asanals
rer to the payment Of the next Oldest W.
rants or Claims, i'll the order of their mar'
t%ratiOn. 1os's
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Rooms Howard Association
Oh

The following receipts.are acknowledges:
A. }: Sweenry, Mayor, Wheeling West
1880. 500 90
Soeiet6 de Bienfaisance ct d'Assis-
tance Mutuelle de Thibodaux.. Is 90
Relief Committee, Wheeling. w,
Va, through w. J. Mathews &
100 90
u W. 5 90
Young Mems Benevolent Associa-
ton of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. d 90
H. II hilcheiet"-----...--.----... 10 90
r.. .. y. !. Goode.-----..-----.--. 100 90
Home Hook & Ladder Fire Co No. Is 90
Thibodaux FiresCo. No. l...-..-.. 5n1
Excelsior Lodge No. 81. /. 0. O. f. 100,
p. IL. Legendre.-----.------.-. . ) 90
vohh Seeiy, through L. a. Webre-- 50 o.
mrs W. l.. Shaffer- 10 60
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