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Boys and their Mothers.

am sure you would have liked the
two things that he did next--things
which he was accustomed to do every
morning of his life.
First he went to the bureau ana took
up picture that stood there upon all
easel-frame-the portrait OF his mother
"Good morning, my dear mother he
said gaily, and kissed the picture several
times tenderly and reverently, just as
few years later he might do that Of some
other woman whom he hoped to make
his wife. Indeed, Royal Lowrie was very
much in love with bis beautiful mother
in love with her as like to see a boy
in love with his mother-so that no wo.
man was tairer, or dearer, or more worthy
of knightly service than she.
0, my dear boys-for it is you es-.
pecially for whom | am writing this
story-no matter how big you get, or
how busy you become, or how manly you
fancy you are growing, don't ever get too
big, or too busy, OF too manly, to be in
love with your mother! She who loves
you as no other woman ever can; she
who would gladly die thousand deaths
for you-O never, so long as you live,
turn her out of the first place in your
heart, Never so long as you live let there
be time when. in the slightest attention
even--the quick offering of an arm or
the STOPPING to save a step you will pre-
fer another to her.
And, then, when you have hurried
home again, and, standing once more
by the hearth that can never again be as
it once has been, you begin to realize as
you cannot at first, how very different
everything is and how empty and desc
late home and the world and life itself
is, with that presence that has made
it all so beautiful, gone out Of it for
ever; when you stand, later still, beside
that sacred mound in the church gard
and weep such hot tears as boys and
men do weep over their mothers graves
then it is that every little care, any
thoughtfulncss and attention that you
have paid her, and all the larger sacri-
fees you have made for her sake, will
come back to you like ministering
spirits, and bring you comfort and a
consolation that you cannot now under
stand; just as the remembrance of every
sorrow you have caused her will be very
bitter.
!. And if these words am saying will
only make you think Of this non, and
if the thought shall make you in any
way more careful and considerate and
affectionate now, 70 the mother whom
am sure you love very much, ] shall be
glad, indeed, that have said them; an3
sometime you will be glad, tao, however
dull, and prosy you may think them
now.
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tableau, by the side of which that of s'The
Liberated Slave is nowhere -Erchange.
The Golden Milestone.

Leafess are the trees; their purple branches
Spread themselves abroad, like reefs of coral,
Rising silent
In the red sea of the winter sunset.
From the hundred chimneys of the village,
Liky the Alfreet in the Arabian story.
Smoky columns
Tower aloft into the air Of amber.
At the window winks the Pickering freight,
Here and there the lamps OF evening glimmer
Social = chtires
Answering one another through the darkness.
On the hearth lighted logs are glowing.
And alike Ariel in the cloyen pine tree,
For its freedom
Groans and sighs the air imprisoned in them.
By the ircside the old men seated,
Seeing ruined cities in ashes,
Asking sadly
OF the past what it Can ne'er restore them.
BY the fircside there are youthful dreamers,
Building castles fair. with stately stairways,
Asking blindly
OF the future what it cannot give them.
By the fresidc tragedies are acted.
In whose scenes appear two actors only
Wife and husband
And above them God, the spectator.
By the fireside there is peace and comfort;
Wives and children with fair, thoughtful faces
Waiting, watching,
For a well Unknown footstep in the passage.
Each mans chimney is his Golden Milestone
Is the central point from which he measures
Every distance
Through the gateways Of the world around
him.
In his farthcst wanderings still he sees 1t,
Hears the talking flame, the answering night
wind
AS he heard them
When he sat with those who were, but arc not
Happy he whom neither wealth nor fashion,
Nor the march of the encroaching city
Drives an exile
From the hearth of his ancestral homestead
We may build more splendid habitations,
Fill our rooms with paintings and with sculp-
lures,
But we cannot
Buy with gold the old associations!
". II. Longtelow.
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gave up the ghost to the treatment instead
of the disease. doubt not that there ara
numbers who read this who know this
statement to be true. But to-day, the
patient gets lce-water in superaDundsnce.
And why this radical change of antidotes,
II fire was once the antidotc of fire. why
should water now be the antidotc of fever
fire! Simply for the reason that Nature
alv avs revolts against any system
that lacks supply of Natures natural
wants, or that is cruel to itself.
In every neighborhood, more or less.
there were found persons of strong will
power, that decided they would not die
until the had satisfied that intense thirst
and ailayed the fire that was burning them
up. Many Interesting experiences have
been told Of what these creatures in tor
ment passed throughto get water Nv own
uncle tor one, lay, as we supposed, at the
point OF death. ~
A trusty old colored man, his watch
man, was called to his bed about mid
night: Speaking just above a WHISPER,
he said:
Abe, l am going to ask of YOU one
last request. Will you grant it?''
Yes, massa, anything you ask, | do"
9 Take the old wooden jug, go to the
spring back of the barn, fill it with cold
water and bring it to me quick"
on, massa, massa, any thing else YOU
ask Use do. DO you know what missus
and doctor said?- No water, no
water''
Abe, you go; if you don't and l live
I'll shoot you dead y
After deliberating for moment he
says, Massa, go'
1t was brought to him. He drank
his fill. BY morning every drop was
gone. The fever broke He fell into a
quiet. peaceful Sleep, and soon was re-
stored to health, and not until then was
any one told what cured him.
Such examples as these fuaIlv chang
ed the present system of treating fevers.
In this specific disease common-sense il
at last master of the situation Youth
C0mDani0n
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Night: il Mothers Song =.

Now night is over land and sea,
All oyer the weary world at rest,
AND my boy is sleeping peacefully,
My birdie in his nest,
And the tender moonlight CLEANS
On his sweet and placid brow;
lie whispers Mother in his dreams
He is dreaming Of me now.
And ever in the years to be,
When | am gone away,
| know that he'll remember me.
And all his childhood's play.
When the tender moonlight CLEANS
On his grave and thoughtful brow.
He'll whisper Mother" in his dreams
As lovingly as now.
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La chaleur Sc tait de plus en-
plus sentir dams les villes du Nord
ct de rOuest d'apres un rapport
du Is courant, lie thermom4tre a
Pombre marquait les degrees sui
wants
St Louis ct Pittsbcurg "a. Sar.
ratoga ct New-York 90. Washing
ton 95, Philadelphia &c Baltimo>
re 50.
Les insolations montent a. un
chitfre effrayant ; a st Louis pour
la journ6e du IS settlement, il y a
Ell 43 cas- don't plusieurs ont etc
mortels.
Tout le monde maintenant 6vi-
te autant que possible de sortir,
mais sill Y an6cessite absolue, tou
te person ne raisounable, sans dis
tinction de sexe, a soin. avant de
Sc hasarder dams la rue, de Sc
METRE sur la tete une feuille de
choux, un moroccan de glace par
dessus. une seconde feuille de
choux sur la glace, ct sur le tout
un chapeau perfore ct a larges
bords. On prend un eyentail d'u-
ne main, une ombrelle perforee de
lautre, ct ION peut, ainsi 6quip6,
s'aventurer a une course de cOur-
te dur6e avec respoir reasonable
de metre pas terrass6 par lie soleil.
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-Une correspondence parisien
ne annonce que la f9te du 4 juil-
let a etc celebree, a Paris, cette
aimee, avec un eclat tout particu
lier.
La fete a commence l'apres mi
di dams le palais du Trocadero, on
lsorchestre lie Mr.. Gilmore, com.
pose de 65 musiciens a fait enten
tendre des morceaux de premier
choix, executes avec nn talent re.
marquable.
A 4 heures continuation de la
fete an re-Catelan, OH s'6tait
dome rendezvous toute la colo
ME Americaine. A 6 heures un
lunch enorme ct choisi a etc servi,
au Palais Royal, chez Chevet.
sous une tente pavois6e aux cou-
leurs nationales.
De Dombreux discOurs ont etc
prononc6s; apres lesquels, Mr..
Hit, secretaire general de la le.
cation des Etats- Unis ct pr6si
dent lie la fete, porte un toast,
a la France, au marechal Mac-Ma
hon ct au general Noyes ministre
des Etats- Unis. La f6te s'est ter
min6e a 9 heures par un splen'
dide feu d'artifice.
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Nous remarquons avec peine
une assez grande divergence dos
pinions entire nos deux cOnfreres
de HOuma, au sujet de Ia candida
ture de Honorable j. A. Acklen {;
nous esperons qu'apres la reunion
de la convention de Baton Rou-
ge, ce malentendu Sc termineIa
complement ct n'alterera en- au
cune facon le success de la cause
demOcratlque don't lis sont eux.
memes les champions dams leur
parOisse.
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-Une rencontre a Gu lieu, ces
jours derniers, a l'embouchure de
Butler Creek, entire les troupes
federales ct les Peaux- -Rouges.
Un rapport du general Howard
declare que les Indiens ont etc
mis- Ell deroute apres des pertes
6normes. Cling soldats ont ete
blesses, ct vingt chevaux tues.
Dun autre cote, le general Mi
les, a la t6te de 800 sOldats de
rarmee reguliere, a disperse 500
guerriers de la tribu des Umatil-
las pres de Pendleton (Oregon.)
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RESTAURANT DES oUATHr
SAISONS.

NIX. John BOSIO, PROPRIETAIRE
N1 du REsrA URANT pEs QuATRr-SArsnNsI
previent ses ainis de Ia Vile ct de In cam
payne, ainsi que lepnblic ON g6nGrale, qu.i
a transiere son restaurant du No. l6x de
10 rue de Charities au No. III de Ia meme
rue, pres dc St-Louls. II profile de cctte oe-
casion pour renlercier le public ct soiiicite
EN- meme temps la continuation de son bien
veiiiant patronage. II informe en- outre ses
amis quii des salons particuliers an pre-
Mler, ct des chambres meublees louer N
semalne GU au mois. Les personpes d. a
comfort desirable, Le restaurant sern onvsrt
Jusq"a mhhuit' IS fAv ISL
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PoMPIERs.-La compagni{s
Echelles executeray demain MP,
sa manNuvre mensuelle. NOtn
gageons les personnes MATHS
& venir admirer lEortsre ct l'ate
don't cette G ompagnie peut j.
ment 6tre tiere. Apres dema lfr
assemblee reguliere des mems
de la compagnie.
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DECEs. Nous apprenous avec
peine la mort, sur la planta ito Ii
de Mr. A. Tete, de Mr. Clotaire
Bernard, ancien resident de La
fOurche. decide lie % de ce mois q
l'age de 4S ans.
Sa depouille mortelle etc in
humee dams le cimetiere de l.Egli
SO catholique St-Joseph, au mill.
eu dune assistance nombreuse ct
emue.
Nos compliments de condol can
ce q la famille.
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COLLEGE DE THlBODAUt
Ainsi que nous lavons anlte
dams notre dernier numero. cha
tin aura lieu dans la sale St>
seph la distribution des prilu
. College de ThibOdaux.
La musique St Joseph exc h.
sFa les plus beaux rnOrceaux din
repertoire.
LIE T. r. Pere Menard a fahs
taller une c5armante petite TIT
te, on Sercnt servis des rafrais
sements de tOute espece.
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MASS MEETrNG.-C'est defn
dlinanche, % du courant. qud lit
;avolr lieu, chez Mr. Louis M3l,
rassenlblee pour la nomintn
des membres du comit6 de, pills
;se ct des delegues 4 la oonvIi-
on Gle Baton Rouge.
Nous ne saurions trop enger
nos concitovens dsapporter la BIS
grande exactitude ct la pluli,
nQtlruse attention q une reuln
.ae laquelle d6pendront les init Is
les plus graves.
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RIxE EFT INCARCERATIOs- +
Tn homme de, couleur Fc. H
coatumier du tait, etant p4e
boisson. a lnjurie ct frappe nj n
n6te habitaut de cette Vile. f6
t6 par Ieconstable, il a etc cot
it devant lie Marie, qui ia colh
ne q cinq jours de prison.
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UNIvERsITE. : Nous appeloht,
fention des jeanes gems qui b.
lent etudier Fart de guerir L I'm
re hunain, sur l'anponce De
partement Med Cal de rUni isi
t6 de la Louisiana. II est SORES
sujets distingues de cette U1r-
site ct tout porte a crOire .quln
sOrtira encore.
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NOUvELLE-ORLEANs
Leon GOdchaux.
Aux Nos. 81 ct So de la rue du Canal,
HABlLLEMENTS, .LINGELIE.
CHAPEAUX.


CHAPEAUX.
\ YANT TRANSFERE mes magasins dea
IANos 2l3, 2la ct 2i7 de La rue Vieille.I q.
wee aux Nos 81 et S5 dc In rue Glu
canal, lannonce respectueusement nm
public en- general que jai, afiiA de repondrc
a Faecroissement de mon commerce lie plus
fort stock habillements. de cbapeaus.
de lingerie d'hommes. de ieuues conta at
de Jeunes garcons-stOck tel au'ii nv en- n
Jamais eu la NOuvelle Orleans. Jinvite
ines alnis ct mes clients ne yenir rexami.
ner ct sassnrer des prix.
"A Pavenir, CONNIE par. .lc pass6, ie ue n6-
gligeral rien pour faire face aux beg ,ins ia
La place. Je serat toujours pret 4 renplir
tous les ordres; lgrands on petitsJ i S.hubiiie
ment, lingerie ct chapeaux de toutes ca
peces eide tous genres, depuis les yatements
communs dlhabitations jusqu'au linge de
toilette lie plus fin. Les prix dc mes articles
seront invariablement aussi bas que poss,-
Bile. f~o pussy
Les commandes la campagne sont Fob
jet dune attention immediate.
LEON GODCHAUx.
=. AUX Nos II ct S3 dc Ia rue du Canal
IA Oct-76 S"'@A
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lie temps est magnifiqne. tres
favorable aux recoltes. Sill ne
nous arrive queques contrarietes,
rann6e 1878 sera une aimee d'a>
bondance.
En- visitant lie jardin de notre
ami, Mr. Saintes. nous avons e.
marque un enorme giromon pata-
tes du nOids de $50 livres. Nous
prions les incr6dules de vOulOir
bien. aller yoir ce tubercule, afr
de v6rifier nos allegations
nal d'Iberie.
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la vile de Ia Nonve]la Orl6.

La vile de la NOuyelle Orl6.
ans ayant cede au gouvernement
federal tous ses droits sur l'im-
meuble de la monaie sous la con-
dition expresse que l'etablisse
ment soft on operation des or.
dres ont etc donnes pour que le
travail commence aussit0t que les
documents n6cessaires aurOnt etc
transfers..
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:
COLLEGE ST. VINCENT &c
college st. Vincent situe aui N
Hatieau, Mo. ct dirige pJle
] ~. ]. W. Hickey, est une il
tsltlon, qul offre des avantagEu
.efleufs, sous lie rapport des hI
es dsenseignement qui y III
lofeesees ct sous lie rappor Flt
odicite du prix des cour} az
YES. Les professeurs sont bar
rItc rpcOnnu ct la disciI Ins
le paternelle. La proc1 NJ
lln1 scOlaire, conllnencera :
pbrA proclaim.
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lie President, 10 general Sher
man ct l'avocat general Devens
sont parts, le 10, pour l'Ohio. A
want son depart, le President a
sign6 la nomination du general A
5. Badger, CONNIE directeur lie la
POste a la Nouvelle- Orleans, en-
remplacement de j. NJ. G. Parker
SuSpendu.
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VoL.-Dans la mutt de dit>
che dernier des voleurs Sc ht
introduits dams. la cabine dllh J.
land de Mr. Thomas Allies, ct
fait main basse sur. tout cAhi
ssy trouvait. II a etc impose
den decOnvrir les anteurs.
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PHENOMENE.-Le COurrae
H0uma. fait mention dune 4 be
peasant sept oDces. Dernierdlt
il en- a etc porte une dams Re
bureau du poi'ls de 81 Oncft
le lendemain nous ell avol4u
unc seconde de 8 onces. Cesix
fruits sortaienr du verger b.
&c Arthur p. KnOblOch.
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ExCURsIoN.-Le cap. j. H-
res ayant eu connaiSsance Ia
reunion politique de Racelanh-
forme lc public que son baah
teau sera q la disposition deer
soDnes qui voudront assisttu
meeting. Depart de Thibodd a
midi precis ; il les reprendie
eOir a son retOur de LockpOrt
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lie II Juliet, q en- lieu, q
Franklin, une assemble des de
mocrates de la paroisse St Mary !;
des deiegues ont etc 6lus pour la
Convention de Baton Rouge ella
caudidature de rHon. j. Fl. Ack
den. pour lie congress y a etc endos
see.
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InfOrmatiOns LOca

VENrE AUX ENCHEREs. pa
belle propriete des freres Cab
eta etc adjugee,' samedi deF,
par, le Sherif, a Mr. Theogendil
louet, au prix de S14,52O.
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ToUJOURs SOUS LES VERHy

-COntrairement aux runfs
4ni ont cours, nous ne sal S
trop pour quel motif, dansle
certaine partie de la parf,
nous pOuvons affirmer aux pen
nes que celia interesse que le p
bre acrobate Z. Moucayo estu
.jours ell prison, ct quill Y re;a
probablement, jnsqn'a &c Ha
Cour de. District ant statu4r
son affaire.
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DFLEGUES POUR LIE DISTRICT
SENATORIAL,

LIE meme jour, cinq delegues
doivent etre NOMINEES, pour former
la delegation de Latourche a la
Convention Senatoriale du neu-
vieme district qui sera tenue a
ThbOdaux. Cette Convention est
composee des delegues de- Terre-
bonne, d'Assomption ct de La
fourche. Ellie devra designer le
candidat pour lie Senat d'Etat.
Plusieurs mons ont etc mis- en-
avant, sans consulter noJre pa
roisse qui d'apres l'usage, consa
ere par le temps, droit a cette
place. Nous revendiquons Ell con-
sequence ce drOit, ct notre choix,
celui de vOS nOmbreux amis, celui,
nous osons l'atfilmer du peuple
de :Lafourche sera le nom res
pecte du:
MAJOR S. T. GRIsAMoRE.
LIE major S. T. Grisamore a des
droits incontestables a la recon-
naissance populaire depuis tren-
te ans quill habite Lafourche. il a
toujours etc lie serviteur du peu>
pie, tous les emplois honorifiques,
mails desagr6ables ont etc son par
tage, membre du jury de Police,
president du meme jury, secretai-
re par ci, tresorier par la, Marie
de vile, occupant souvent plusi-
eurs emplois a la fois, toujours il
s'est acquitte de son devolr en-
homme exact, consciencieux ct
dune irreprochable probite. Une
Tongue experience, Fhabitude des
atfaires, SD connaissance des be-
soins de notre communicate, tout
enfin lie designe a notre choix. .
Nous avons respoir que Terre-
bonne ct Absorption Sc joindront
a nous pour rendre justice a un
noble ct respectable citoyen ct
que leurs suffrages battlefront no.
tire chOix.
CoM1TE .DBMocRAT1ouE DE PA.
ROISSE.
Chaque district de Jury de Po-
lice, devra nOmmer IN Ou deux
delegues all Comite de Champagne
suivant ee qu'i! sera decide par la
convention populaire. Ces nomi-
nations sont tres ilDportantes, ct
nous ne sanrions trop recomman-
der a nos concitoyens de faire
choix d'ho,nmes habiles ct intefli
gents pour les rep'esenter.
Nous avons expose nos vues ct
81 nous nous sOmmes permis dap
puyer Ia candidalure dun seul,
c!est par la simple raison qu'une
paroisse voisine s'etait chargee
de faire connaitre notre choix. a.
want Que nous ne Peussions fait
nous meme.
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TRESORIER FETA

Ia solicitation de mes nombreuhis
= 80 nrEsente CONNIE candidat, porfe-
je jvor,er M d Etat; sujet a la decision 3n-
sos,sa rsns;on n demoeratique de Baton Roy
so"''o' JUST COMES
de La naroisse AsceH
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TEINTURE DEPURATIvE
DU Dr. NlEN(a.

Ce remede qui ma pas encore failIi da
puis quinze ans quill est en- usage. est b,eu
superleur tous les ertraits de Sai.epareiUe
ct tous les D<pratits, employees jusquA CO
jour.
II guerit toutes les maladies cbropioues.
SOFT internes, soft externes. sans difference
q age nj de sexe. Mule maladie proyt,6snt
de l1mpurete .du sang ne res,ste 4 s0n
usage; les dartres de qnelque nature ar,el-
les soient, les infirmites, CONSEQUENCE d
Tabus du nlercure on de tout a,itre traifn.
ment qul vici6 La constitution, sont par-
faitement ct radiealement gu6ries. to;ites
les lois que lon persevere dSnsson emploi.
Les Leaeo,vhSes, Pertcs Bianekes. Lrxc,..
!a'1tes dams la periOdicite des menstrues. il
chiorose, Ia steritite provenant dc tojitc ma
ladie chroniqne on constitutionuclle. tosIfes
ces maladlies disparaissent par un frnjfe-
ment assez longtemps pr0lOng6 dc In Tein.
ture Depurative du DR.. Mene.
! L6pilepsie, lorsqu'elle nest pas occ.stxp
nee par une lesion 0rganique, Lea Rhumat;s.
mes ehsQssiqssss ct queIquefois Aiows. les nj
ris.
Les curesdAjl opS-6s psrIeps sssee pour
que Ia Teinttlfe D6purafivs a az. - NJ
bcsoin de toute r6olnupo 4 sn1le n eavoi.
quill ny pas en- jasqu1 pr6sent ane ssuI
maladic chronique invet6r6sz =. csastrfk
tionnellc, produite par nm yice. 1cOna1
des humeurs, qui ait r6sist6 So 81
medicatricea6 nGtte pref
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