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Among the names of several
gentlemen in the Parish of Terre.
bonnie mentioned as candidates
for tue Legislature is that OF ,Joa.
chin Cue. 0. Should he be elect
3 to represent Terrebonne. her
lterestS will not be neglected.
Not being personally acquainted
with other candidates We can o,
Course express no opinion, but
have no doubt they are all capa-
Die citizens. These appears to be
q disposition through ont the
State to select good and reliable
candidates for representatives to
the next Legislature.
Tie people themselves are show
Jag il tendency TO have their wish
rs respected and candidates cho
sen from the n:aS>es, upon whose
discretion and judgement they
e IN rely.
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"A report being current on
Thursday morning, that Yellow
Fever existed III Morgan City.
the Mayor Of Thibodaux tele
grarhed to the Mayor OF that
city fol the facts.
The following was received:
Morgan City Aug. %, 1878.
S. 7. GriSamore,
Mayor Of Thibodaux.
Board Of Health reports one
case OF Yellow Fever. No deaths
Yet. G. II. ST. CLAIR,
Mayor.
The Parish Board of Health.
on reception of the above met and
established quarantine against
all persons and things coming
from said city.
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~ had an order issued by the
commanding officer that at the
call OF the drum, 1T II a III, ev-
cry person connected with the
garrison should proceed to the
hospital and then take the mus
tard seeds which was put into the
mouth dry and washed down with
WIliskey. This was done and kept
up until fever had disappeared
from Texas.
Not one member OF the garri-
son at Brenham who took the
seeds had yellow fever. An officer
was taken sick with it a day or
two after his arrival from Calves
ton, where he had been exposed
to It. Az employee OF the Govern
ment came to The garrison a few
days later sick with it, and died.
There several deaths within 200
yards OF the sgarIis0n' Cur sol
'tteTS were not quarantined made
daily visits 10 the town when
Whole flmiiie> were dying with
the .lSease. Two soldiers en- route
from GALVESTON to Austin cane to
the garrison for rationS or trans
p~ortHti0n and we're taken sick
with the disease in d tent 0ccu-
ped bJ other soldiers and none
Of this command. unacclimated
as it was, had the diSeaSe-not
one.
Did the mustard seeds prevent
the fever III that garrison ?..Who
hno"s!7 We know that mustard
seeds augment the ~curlleous
secretions, and we know that al
most universally the skin is dry
al the outset or throughout the
yellow fever. We know that in
yellow fever the gastric organs
become early involved, and that
mustard seeds are beneiicent in
eases Of topper Of the stomach
and rouse the gastric susceptible
lty. We know that in the very
large majority Of cases Of yellow
lever, constipation Of the bowels
constitute q predominant feature
IN the early stage, resisting the
action OF powerful cathartics. mus
tard seed swallowed whole oper
ate as q laxative and stimulate
the action OF the bowels. In MANY,
very many cases Of yellow fever
The urine IS suppressed. Mustard
seed stimulate the action Of the
kIdneys and greatly augment the
secretion OF urine. We have then
some OF the predominant fea-
lures OF yellow fever uryness of
tie skin, gastric disturbance. con
OF the bowels and sun
preston OF the urine. The theran-
cutie uses OF mustard seed are to
remedy and prevent all these.
ihd perhaps it was The use Of
TINS and this alone that saved the
at Brenham in 1867,
8eapGottuliy,
O.. E. WARREN.
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'ANNIHTLAror
The Great Southern Remedy 70,
Rheumatism. GOut and y.
raf2iay os'

Those terrible enemies of hum,nt
ness, rheumatism, Gout, and an aaPpA
heretofore seemingly unconouerabls ahasia,
indeed found their master in Jenk;na, nave
hiiator. We have the testimony of ms ann
the highest standing in Louiriana anu 1n Of
er States, that after suffering indescr;hv W.
pains for wears, from which they sonn.Ipaoe
lief IN vain by visiting the Hot and WHlh@
springs OF Arkansas and Virginia. IAN
using dozens of remedies more mr. IsSaa a "
y praised, when. in fact, hope had si nsa
died ont. they havefound relief from "'u a.s
by the use of the Annihilator. and INV pam
tjnuing 1t for Il short time, have been eol'
tectly cured. The AnIihilator is PEI
ration purely vegetable, agreeable p p'eaI
taste and may be taken without fear of zoe
injurious results by the delicate as wsI auy
the robust i'll constitution. Y
- Price SI.00 per bottle. For AL.
all Druggists. Ask your Druggist for y
cular containing certificates. OF send - VII
n. JENKINS & co. Pronr;a,a,,
FINLAY & THOMPSON, Wholesale I'I n, "a
gist, New Orleans, La, Gen. Agents y
Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi. iIah.iM
Ai'i'o'' msA
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yellow sHextr i'm Hasa

The entrance Of the scourge in
to Thib0dauX in 1853 took place
about August Is, the first death
being that Of Miss Mary PHILLIP,
peau Oh August Is. The follow
ing statement collected from Il
copy OF the IAiJoddnr Mineyra
kindly loaned us by Mr.. Perrin
will show the progress of the dis
ease in that sadly remembered
war
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We print il our columns a
highly important paper from DR..
T.. +. Warren tormerlya surgeou
1n the United States Army. but
who now resides at Austin Texas.
DR.. Warren first tells us in his
pamphlet What the taking of
white mustard seed did in pre-.
venting ii whole regiment Of sol
dlerS, totally unacclimated from
taking the yellow fever at Bren-
ham Texas In 1867, and then he
gives the reason why it will pre-
vent it.
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"sal,' said a girl, looking out
OF tie upper-story window Of "a
m~ilk-shop, and addressing anoth-
er girl who was trying to enter at
the front door, "we'ye all been to
a meeting, and been converted ::
so, when You want milk on Sun
days you will have to come in the
back way"
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Total LAT

IN the country there had died
and been buried at ST. Josepls
cemetery 81 persons and about
IL negroes.
There were other deaths subse
qaeht TO this date and some col
oret servants buried elsewhere.
We can safely estimate the
deaths in this Parish in 1853.
froM Yellow Fever to be from
300 10 275.
We are now past the date in
winch the acOurge commenced in
that fatal year, but oar readers
saoajI not Halter themselves that
tie danger Is over, for it is not.
There IL still time for the fever to
visit us and commit the same
havoc that it did % years AGO.
Let nS guard well every entrance.
ana strive mantully to repel any
inslduouS entrance into the Par
lsil. Each day decreases the dan
ger, bat that renders it the more
urgent for us to I've the more
watchful and prudent. Every
man ought to consider himself
a Sentinel and report to the
Board OF Health any infraction
OF attempted evasion of the quar-
antiuG Ordinances.
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everlasting. the Encvo.ses.

1t Is not advisable for any of Us te over
task our enegies, corporal or mental, bur
III the eager pursuit OF wealth or fame or
knowledge, how many t~ransgrcss this salu
tarJ RUE. Thrust be a mattcr.of great i'm
p%0rtance to all who do so to know, how,
they can regain the vigor SO recklcssly ex-
pended. The remedy is neither costly or
dlfilcult to obtain. Hostctter's Stomach
Hltters is procurable in every city. tcVn
and settlement in America, and it compen
safes tor a draln OF bodily or mental energy
prescribed or advertised. Laboring men.
athletes, students, journalists, LAWYERS,
cleirgymen. physicians, all bear testimony
10 It's wonlrousIy ~4anovating power. It in
creaSeses he capabilities for undergoing IA
.l@uo' ana connteracts the injurious effects
haoits, unhealthy 9rweafying avocations.
or an INSTITUTIONS climate. and is It prime
Alternative, diuretic and blood depurent.
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TO day the members of the
Senatorial District Committee for
this District will meet in Thibo,
daux for the purpose OF selecting
Il day, for the Delegates chosen
by the three Parishes to meet
and nominate a candidate for
State Senator.
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Notice.
Notice.
TO HOLDERS OF PARISH WApn.Y

- ASA
There Is money in the Parish IT,.
to pay old warrants registered in IsSesasa1
to anu including No. sig. i"S, n
Aug. 9TH. 1878. Parish Tan,
Extract from The Minutes off p.n..S@'
ofMe Police JHy. Regnlar Sess;.1ea'sa
Oct. lst., 1877. "'
RESOLVED: That all Warn.
Claims against the Parish, not saa o.
to the Treasurer for payment. w;thhi;es ~
days after the Treasurer adyert;sa. Nxty
funds i'll the Treasury to paw tbs le BY
shall be reregistered, aud the funds sam,
tised for G payment of the said W. aset
or Claims, shall be applied by said Tr.rahts
rer to the payment OF the next .fSasn
rants or Claims, in the order of Their wy,
tration. regis
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Editorials.

QUERY:"WLy viii men smoke
common tobacco, when fhey eau
buy Marburg Bros. 'Se0t Of NoFth
Car0liaa,' at the same price?'
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WIN. Wilton has been ap-
pointed by Gov. Nichols, clerk OF
Registration for the Parish OF
Latonrclle. The law requires that
the Clerk shall be of different
politics from the Supervisor. Mr..
Wilton IS competent, and was at
one time Sheriff of this Parish,
elected 10y the Republicans in
part and the Returning Board in
full. That Party should be sat
istied with this appointment Of
IN of their leaders to ii RESPONSE
BILE position.
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St, Iincents College.
Cape esfrnrele,u. Va

'hto INSTITUTION, SO WELL AM
iaNofaoiN hiiown to hundreds Of ii
Citizens of Louisiana, offers supcrior adm.
ta-eS ldr the acquisition of Il thorough cs
steal. Scientific and Commercial E1u.,,;.
lerms:-Pe session Of ten month. sgas
Inc session will commence Monday. &,
TENDER, ID. 1878.
Address:
.-oo, Rev. j. w. HICKEY. CM
JF-%o-5n President st. Einccut's Coles
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Notice

Office Board OF Health, }
Parish of Lafourche. !
1llbodaux, La, August 10th, 1878. }
Al pcrsons are hereby requested to re-
port promptly to the undersigned any and
All violations OF the Ordinance relative +,
quarantine, passed by the Police jury of
tins Parish, which may come to their knovl
edge.
l.. +. SCHNEIDER, President.
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PPGcfazsaatiaaa.
MAYORS OFFICE

MA ~ OtfltE, I
Town OF Thibodaux, August /. 1873. {
Quarantine having been established
against persons and dry goods, coming from
any place Infected with Yellow Fever. bv
the corporate authorities of Thibodaux.
and Il Board Of Health organised to SUPER.
wise the Sanitary regulations Of the Town,
It IS the duty ofcvc.y citizen to aid and as,
slSt The authorities iii Il rigid and pr0nut
enforcement Of such laws and suggestions
as may he enacted and made 10 preserve
the health OF This Iown a@,l to prevent the
visitation of a great calamity.
Now, 5. /. Grisam re Mayor OF Tl,ibo-
daiN dc call upon all citizens to follow
promptly and rigidly the Instructions that
may be given by the Board OF Health.
and the sanitary Inspectors, tn report all
violations OF such orders and Instructions
TO this office without delay. in order that
immaculate steps may be taken to enforce
obedience thereto.
S. T. GRISAMORT, Mayor.
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NDfECe.

Post Office at Thibodaux. ,
august 9th. 1873. {
On and after August 10th. the Mail 10,
Gew Orleans will close at 8 o'clock A. N,
according to Schedule.
&. BOUDREAUX, Z. NJ.
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PropGgateur CathOlique

The Propagatew CathoHque
contains an article in lis last is
sue. stating that the Municipal
authorities of Thib0iauX has en-
acted a Quarantine Ordinance so
framed ..as to admit Odd Fellows
into town, but which excluded
members of the Catholic Faith"
Now if the author t that non
sense has any friends they should
hasten to bore his ears for the
simples. or there is no telling
what may happen to him.
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LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY co.

This Institution was regu-
larry incorporated by the
Legislature Of the State for
Educational and Charitable
purposes, in 1868, with a
Capital Of ST, O0G, 900, to
which it has since added a
reserve fund of $3.50, 900.
Its Grand Single Number
Drawings will take place
monthly. It nener scales or
postpones. Look at the fol-
lowing Distribution:
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NOTICE.
Assessors Office.
IhlbOdauX, August 18TH 1875

AssESsUf 5 UIflcc. ?
Thibodaux. August 18th. 1873, (
Notice is hereby given that the Revise,
Assessment Roll tor 1873, is now deposited
III the Recorders Office of l. lfourche. 1La
same will be exposed for TIurty DAYS. 70
correct any grievances.
Notice is also given that the Registration
once VIII open at tue Court House on the
9TH day OF September next for one week. =
Il. Il. MCBRIDE.
Assessor and Registrar. Parish of Lafonrche,
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WOOD! WO0D!!

yE7lIE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
Il constantly on hand uear the Ti,ilo-
d1uK Saw Mill Ash dry fire wood. which
ne viii sell ut $500 per cord, or he will on
snort notice geiiFer one halt u cord at resi-
denco for 1915.
S. S. EVANS.
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the Ordinance printed, to be distributed by
the Sergeant al Arms, AID the President is
hereby authorized to have the SAINT pub
lishci III the \. Z. picayune.
The committee appointed TO confer with
the Council CT the Town OF Thibodaux sub
mitted the following report.
10 ne Police Jo"y Of TIE Parish Of Lafoar-
hr.
The undersigned, your committee APP
pointed to confer with the Town of Thibo-
'auN, Respectfully submit the following to
your body.
Yours Respectfully.
tSigned GEORGE SINCLAIR,
l.. h. SCHNEIDER.
his
SELDOM \ BAZILE.
mark.
MAYORS OFFICE,
Thibodaux August 18th. 1873.
10 the Pcliee Jury Of The Pa7isA Of Lofour-
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-. fd"ey Coi'/s, Snowflake. Damash
Sot,ed IN p STYLES, wit, name, lNy
NASSAU Gard Co, Nassau n Y.
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--- $780,
The HEAVIEST BODY KNOWN
y William Campbell, the Scottish
giant and the biggest subject il,
Her Majesty's kingdom. recently
! dIrd at Newcastle, England. AGED
- years. His size is tha3 deHc,il,-
ed Ninety six inches round the
shoulders, seventy six inches
round the chest, forty seven inch
eS round the thigh and thirty five
inches round the calf Of the lee.
. lie weighed 726 pounds, and
stood IN his stockings Nix feet
three and half inches high. His
death occurred on the thirti floor.
and after the coffin had been built
K was found necessary to remove
a window and portion of the wal,
6eforo il could be placed in the
apartment. After the body had
been placed in it, it was lowered
to earth again by the erection of
an Inclined plane upon which it
was slid down upon wagon. The
body and coffin together weighed
ahont a ton. An incline was also
used to lower the remains into
the grave.
Eleven men residing near
Crossing, who were
bora under a lrcky star, bought
I lottery ticket Il short time age.
and won $4,000 and this male
them al! Very happy.
The crops are IN fine condition
Ill over the Parish, with the ex-
:tption here and there that some
:aiir dld not get rain IN proper
We believe all have finish
ii laying by. and they are now
'nsy getting their supply ofwooi.
-iberriHe South.
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CAPITAL PRIZE,
$4,000.

sW"."0s T5GiSefS au Two
h.s'sssrs Each EgaEf TicsS.
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MOBLEY & co.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-12

Agricultural writer's are inclined
to recommend small farms. AS well
advocate doing business of any
kind on small scale. Better have a
small farm paid for and well managed
than to owe for large one, with
ont the means to work it well. But
If a farmer is able to own a
large farm, and has the ability to
manage it, no one need to waste
any sympathy on him. Large farms
are often poorly farmed, so are
small ones. The difficulty is not so
much with the size of the farm as
with the capacity of the farmer.
Good farming can be donejust as vel
and more economically on a large
farm than on a small one. Teams,
implements and farmhands can be
used to- better advantage on the
large farms, for the farmer can af-
ford to have variety suited to his
needs. 1t is foolish to seek to get
q large farm just for the sake of
room, but il the large area is fully
utilized tten we see no objection
to it.
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His Apology.

A gentleman identified with the
business of railroading until about
a year since, says the Milwaukee
(Wis.) Sentinel, and now a consci-
entious member on Change, tells q
very good story of s. s. Merrill,
general manager Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee e. st. Paul railway.
The two gentlemen were returning
from Minneapolis, where they had
been on business connected with
the road. At Austin, where the
train halted for several minutes, q
mechanic was engaged in testing
the car wheels with hammer. The
fellow took but little interest In his
work, more than to finish IL as
speedily as possible. Mr.. Merrill,
when he witnessed the shiftlessness
Of the employee, could not resist the
desire to take the hammer from the
fellows hands. No sooner had the
workman recovered from his amaze
ment than lie rudely snatched the
hammer back, and resumed his oc-
cupation, not without supdry
scowls and faces at the individual
who had pretended to teach him
his own business. Subsequently q
bystander told him who the indi-
vidual was, aud to remove his APP
prebension Of coming evil, advised
him to apologize. So, when the
conductor shouted "All aboard T.
the son Of Erin awkwardly ap.
preached Mr.. Merrill, and while
nervously twisting q refractory
lock Of reddish hair. delivered him.
self as follows: "Misther Merrill
! belavef Faith and I didn't know
] was spanking to you, out there
You know ] mustn't pay attention
to livery fool that comes along r.
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FORECLOSURE SALE.

The Circuit Court OF the United States for the
Eastern District Of Michigan, in equity.
| John n. Hathaway, complainant, va Henry ID.
Bassett, Benjamin Z. Hardwick, Charles Win
chester, George 4. Winchester, stephen A. Hill
ard, Laurin L. Hillisrd, Worthy l.. Churchill,
George n. Fletcher, John Owen, William Jenney,
Jr, Elisha Harrington and John J. Bagley,
Trustee, defendants.
By virtue of. and pursuant to a decree Of fore
closure and sale, rendered and entered in the
above entitled action, on the 3rd day Of May in
stant, !, Addison Mandell, Master in Chsneery.
OF the aforesaid Court, authorized by said decree
20 sell all and singular the mortgaged premises,
as in the said decree set out and directed do here
by give notice, that on the twenty seventh day II
June, in the year 1873, ut ~ o'clock noon, at the
| front or principal door of the Court House build
ing, in the city Of Alpena, in the county Of Al
pena and State Of Michigan, lin which building
the Circuit Court for the said county, holds its
public autlon to the highest bidder. for cash. the
following described personal and real property, to-
wit: Ten lumber cars, one lot OF loose tools, one
old gas machine, eight extra saws not hung set
DIX up To o., sixty-four gang saws, not hung, six
boiler saws and six Hath saws, OF so much OF said
personal property rs Is now upon the mortgaged
premises. hereinafter describedl OF in the custody
OF Albert Pack, the receiver in said cause.
Also, the following machines, standing in and
more or less permanently attached to the steam
saw mill, lsituate on the mortgaged premises here
matter described that is TO say, lath machine
and bolter, two edgers, one GUNNER, one gas ma
chine, one picket mill, one lath machine old style
Also, all that certain piece or parcel OF land
known and described as lots numbered fourteen,
fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen,
twenty, twenty-one, twenty-five and twenty
three, IL, Is l6 IL, Is, 10, 20, 81, % and 23) In
block or section number eight, lsl in the village
now city Of Alpena, in Alpena county, State OF
Michigan, as per the survey and plat Of said viii
laee, NOW city of record in said county, together
with mot herein otherwise mentioned and describ-
edal engines, boilers, shaftng saws pullies, belt
ing, and all machinery, and all else, now April
18th, 1868. and November 10th, 1861 in and here
after ITO date of decrce put in the new mill and
engine house and other buildings now "A pril 18th
1868, and November 10th 1868 on. and to be tn
date of decreel put on, the aforesaid ten lots OF
land or part q them, or built extending into the
river from aid ten lots of land and all property
IN anywise used with any Of the aforesaid. with
the hereditaments and appurtennnces thcreunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining.
Given under my hand. ut the city Of Detroit,
this seventh day Of May, A. ID. 1873.
ADDISON MANDELL,
Master in Chancery.
NORRIS UuL,
Solicitors for Complainant, 70 and 81 Lyon 81.
Grand Rapids. 35sw6.