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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-03

BESSIE TURNER plays again in " A
Celebrated Case > this season, and has n
speaking part-that of J'iia, the wait
ing maid to AdrienHc. The SIN says she
speaks well and firmly what she has to
say, steps gracefully, and in number
of respects is worthy Of encouragement.
Mr. Collier, in whose employ she is,
says that he thinks she will develop into
capital eccentric soubrette, and will
grow into demand for chambermaid
parts. She is quick to learn, has almost
an original conception OF her characters,
and imbues them with lervor. "She
has crispIy crimped chestnut hair curl,
ING about her forehead, over large ana
expressive blue eyes, and an amusing
expression continually twinkling about about
the lower part of her face, which seems
to indicate that she Is Just ready 10 "P-
preciate Joke or to make one.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-03

A GERMAN at the police court rather
worried his honor by saying that his oc.
cupation had been that Of a cobbler OF
Iionor The court stared and asked for
an explanation, which, with the chuckle
that accompanied it, cost the prisoner
five dollars more. lie said, IL hat sold
drinks" lie was bartender, looking
for place.-KeokUk Constitution.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-03

4 sroer.KE EpEs at Evanston; ;, il'l"" If
,he Modoc Captain lacks ... ses' he was
niece ,ie of the rope with W, wn's scssaId. in.
R"used, and a strip OF tne the s AK that
Tented by the blow o. 'ns =, fan
.. is y"red he rope and let ibe trap IAN
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-03

CAN man with wooden legs be called
a foot passenger?
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No. -.

Prohibiting the entrance within the limits
of this town Of persons coming from the
city of New Orleans lOr from any other
place afflicted with Yellow Fever and
the importation Of any dry-goods ap-
pointing u Board Of Health, q Sanitary
Inspector and prescribing their duties
and providing fines and penalties for the
violation Of any part of said Ordinance.
Section ]. Be ii ordained by the Mayor
aud Trustees Of the Tocn of Mibodaur in
Council assembled; That from and after
this date no person or persons who may
have come from th3Clty of New Orleans
IL from any other point or place which is
low or may be hereafter afflicted with Vel
aw Fever, shall be permitted to enter the
corporate limits of the Town of Thibodaux.
Provided however that persons who may
ave been absent from any infected Dis
riot for the space of ten days NAV 40 enter
pom presenting the written perunjssion nf
te Mayor to that effect.
= &c. =. He 1t further 0sdained eta. That
ny person or persons who shall violate the
1reyoing section Of this Ordinances siaIl
9 at once notified by the Town Constants
'ieavs. the town forthwith and in case Of
,iusai TO obey snch order. such r.fnSai
hii'l be deemed a breach of the peace AND
ne person Oh persons 50 Offending shall ~.
Tested ana upon conviction shall sutfer
ne not to exceed ifty doilars or ,uuprisnn-
eht in the Parish Jail hot to exceed ti,ir.
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Died.

On Saturday, July 9th, 1873, at l!45
o'clock D. H., HENRY JNO. SCHNEIDER,
son of l.. F. and Frederick Schneider, aged
Is wears and 4 months born in San Anto-
MO. Texas.
The deceased was for a long time suffer
ing from heart and stomach disease. coup
led with chronic rheumatism, f~oreshadow
ing an cary end, Notwithstanding the care
ful nursing of devoted parents ana the val
liable advice of distinguished physicians:
The bereaved parents wish to tender par
ticular thanks to Rev. C.. +. d. Lyme. OF st.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church for his
| moving sermon at the grave, and the beau
| tiful wreath sent to adorn it by unknown
! donors. This makes the third child since
| their taking up their residence IN Ihbo,
daux, and the sixth since The celebration OF
| their marital union, returned unto the
arms of Him who gave, and who can take
away.
But two of eight fair pledges of their mu'
tual love now remain.
''The Lord hath given.
- The Lord hath taken away,
The d anne of the Lord bo praised.
N. o. German Gazette please copy.
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TOl
The Great Southern Remedy for
Rheumatism, GOnt and Me-
rHlgia!

Those terrible enemies of human han,
ness, Rheumatism, Gout, and Neuraic
heretofore seemingly uneonqnerable, M
indeed found their master in JenkinE Am
hilator. We have the testimony Of man !
the highest standing in Louiriana and n
er States, that after suffering indescriha1
pains for years, from which they souyht J
lief in vain by visiting the Hot and W.
springs OF Arkansas and Virginia, and /
using dozens of remedies more or Icsa hi
ly praised, when, in fact, hope had AIM
died ont. they have found relief from ~
by the use OF the Annihilator, ,and bv ~
tinuing it for a short time, have been n
fectly cured. The Annihilator is a nrsr
ration purely vegetable, agreeable to Il
taste and may be taken without fear Of ,
injurious results by the delicate as well }
the robust i'll constitution.
V@Price $I.00 per bottle. For sale !
all Druggists. Ask your Druggist for 7
cular containing certificates, or send 10 I
N. JENKINS & co. Proprietor,
New Orleans y
FINLAY 4 THOMPSON, Wholesale Dir
gist, New Orleans, La, Gen. Agents Z
Louisiana, Texas. Mississippi, Alaban|
Arkansas and Florida. m.93
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Sanitary Advice.
Suggestion Of the Boardlof Health
on the prevention and cure of
YettOV Eeper.

Office Board Of Health,
State House, Stateof Louisiana
New Orleans, Jdly 80, 1878.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Board of Health pnblis
the following for the informatioi
Of the public, i'll view Of the pres
ence of yellow fever in our midst
MODE OF ATTACK.
The onset is more apt to be 81
deA and violent than that of tn
other fevers which prevail her
and more apt to occur at night
THE EARLY SYMPTOMS.
Frequently, but not invariabl
a chill precedes tina fever. The
is violent pain in forehead at II
beginning, soon followed by Sc,
ere pain III the lower part of II
baDk. The eyes are red and Of
tening.
COURSE RECOMMENDED TOTHOs
ATTACKED.
Ally individual affected as
b0ve 1t should ..an
he'd. d
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OfiCia.
~PrOceedingsOf Town
COuMclI.
f(lWN Hall,

TOWN HALL,
Tuesay, July Both. 1873.
TheTown Councipf the Town of ThibO-
iauxmet according to adjournment at &
Present: s. T. grisamore, Mayor; and
l.. Aucoin, L. Eefe, F. Samoan, and NJ.
.Legendre, 0. Aquin. Trustees.
Ordinance NJ IS, prohibiting the en-
rance within II corporate limits of this
own of p~ersorcOming from the city of
yew Orleans from any other place at
i;cted with yllow Fever and the importa-
ion of ary d goods. appointing a Board
# Health. sSanitary Inspector and pre-
:crihing iha duties; and providing fines
md nenaltH for the violation of any part
II S,d Ordnance was presented.
~ motif duly seconded said Ordinance
W. adopsl by the following vote.
YeaslAisamore, AucOin j. l.. Keefe,
Aucoin, ] A. Legendre and Samoan, Ma
quin.
Nays None.
On UPTON duly seconded the Council ad.
jOurne.
s. T. GRISAMORE, Mayor.
A.. J PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
sTrue Copy:
A. j. PERRIN. Clerk Town Council.
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Notice.
TO HOLDERS OF PARISH WApn !.

~ VIZ w a I'D '
There is money in The Parmh IT,
to pay old warrants registered in IA
to and including No. 5Os.
- +: SAMOAN
July Ind. 1878. Parish Treasu]
Extract from tie Minutes Of he Proe..1
cfMe Police Juy. Regular Session
Oct. 1st. 1877.
RESOLVED: - That all Warrant
Claims against the Parish, not prese1
to the Treasurer for payment, within IN
DAYS after the Treasurer advertises he
funds in the Treasury to pay the no
shall be reregistered. aud The funds ad,
tised for t e payment Of tie said Wars
or Claims. shall be applied by said Ire,
rer to the payrert Of the next Oldest v
rants or Claims, in the order of their n
tratiOn.
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THE WEEKLY TH1B0

leave the city, they should do SO
before they have rendered them
selves liable to contract the fever
for it would he much safer to 60
through it here at home than a.
way. among strangers.
DOMESTIC DIsINFECTIoN.
It is recommended that all ~
ticles Of clothing taken from a pa
tents person and bed be put IL
a 5 ner cent solution of Calverts
No. s carbolic acid. all discharg
es from a patients body should
also be treated with carbollc acid;
together with any articles solled
by the same. AS a further pfecau
ton, and to aid the BOARD OF
Health in their efforts for proven
. tons, it is recommended to all
householders, as far as they are
q able to do so at their own ex-
nepse. whether there BE- cases OF
yellow fevet on the premises or
not. to disinfect frequently their
privy vaults and drains, and ais
the street cutters. a sultaoie
It agent for this purpose, being both
r. efficient and economical, is a solu
: ton OF copperas aud carbo!lc &C,
o id in water, in the proportion OF
&c three pounds of copperas ana a
Is half pint of Calvert's No. b carbol
In ic acid to a bucket Of water. In
IL case Calvertss No. 5 cannot be o.
y. tanned, Pages crude acid may
ne used-one and a halt pint
IS. bucket of water, thcroughlys' e
of up.
I'm 1t is further recommended tina
an the collins of individuals wiz
have died of yellow fever shoui'
mt he closed at the earliest posslol
we moment, and in the room wher
death occurred. The public genel
is ally are earnestly dissuaded frol
the attending the funerals OF yello'
to fever patients, unless circumstal
for ces ;mperative]y demand it.
is These measures of domestic al
his infection are considered OF gree
am. Importance, and the Board
AS Health urge their general obse1
vance upon the public.
,di- SAM'L CHOPIN, NJ. D.,
up. President Board Of Healt|
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Communicated.

,rhibodanx, La, July 29tn' 1910
Editor Sentinel:
II was with great pleasure tnas
T noticed in your issue OF iast
Saturday, ..French PART, tnae
YOU render a somewhat taroy Jus
lice. to one, who has. for the las!
thir3y years, unseltishly, industr1
onsly and intelligently labofeo
for the benefit ofthe community.
1t has been my fortune to De
often thrown into connection VIII
Major Grisamore during the pas1
.ventful and troublous decade:
Strict myself, as far as Doll
is concerned. | have always founa
him strict, practical, energetic
and economical, a perfect watGn
dog on the Parish Treasury, WINE
always courteous and accomoda'
ting in anything just, 10 matter
whether the person benefited was
his political friend or adversary
: While I was Sheriff of this Parish
never experienced the slightes
difficulty in recovering from tn
6 Parish at the end of each and ev
= ery month, Maj. Grisamore oeln'
y then President of Il Democrat,
b Police Jury, while Chas. Nlchol
=. 10 r,;lroaded into Office wit
IS a Republican Police Jury, foun
7e himself in eternal purgator.
RS What Maj. Grisamore has dor
for our Parish in so many re
pects would fill many columns
Ike rour valuable paper ; the roo
YOU are able to allot to me Is e
'th tlrely insufficient.
us conscientious and ehcle'
labors on the School Board ha'
'oi won him the confidence and RI
.. pect of the colored people. 1t
'ch extremely doubtful, whether t
ma Republican Party will be able
on. present a tolerable candidate !
:. the State Senate this fail, 1t
Ter still more doubtful, whether tt
OF Parish would again accept a ca
HAT didate from TerrebOnne or Z
e. sumption.
In any case, there is no can
date our opponents might put I
q" whom we could so conscientit
ly and gladly support, than
l. ior Grisamore.
1t is said that Major Grisam
a aa0 is unpopular in his own party.
gu" | have experienced TO my o
iva" sorrow in my own party
o, working horse does not get
a." oats, and our Demociatie fflei
a.. have heretofore appeared as {
" termined to allow the old Ma
o'". to do the heft of the work, wit
o, out %rewarding him, as our Rep
eio lican friends have done to Int.
VI" "Uncle Silas" and myself k
y always been politically oppos'
both as partisans and jouin
how. ists-we have never spared ia
q 10 other-but / consider it an I'm.
3,m TO do Justice TO so iiOnOra6Ie
from patriotic All opponent. 3
La We cannot tell what cOmpll
ions tlOhs tnefe may come IN d
" on of our cordially supporting 80
, are serving and useful Il public
|, do want, out ia the meanwnl,e
nple- WY s,M MIL dill my heart Ihio
new A E..
q tp( REPUBLICAN
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DRAlNAGE.-Mr. Newton hav-
ing made a proposition to the 10
..sa Yso.rss Of as~~,~p fsu'ra
missioners to dig Il canal from
Lake Long to Bayou Jean La
Croix up on terms and conditions
that are very favorable it now on
" remains for the people who arc
interested in that work to dc
their duty to insure the compile
/. ton of that canal. There was new
:. er a better proposition made !,
any people. The work will be J"le
at a low figure to be paid o'l-
ly when done, all risks ,e'"s Oh
the part Of the contr'>,or:
Ifthe people wbgo lands VIII
not NC a sI1n promrSi in securing this
hid thew vvcertainly tail to ap-
,,rsc,atsEood offer,
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See card of st. Vincent's Coi
lege at Cope Girardeau Mo. ~,
This is an ole college at (which
many ;young men of Louisiana
haze obtained a good education
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WANTED thousands suffer
ing from rheumatism, Gout or
Neuralgia, to send for circular
containing certificates OF cnres'
Ad,l,ess n. JENKINS s. co.
Proprietors of jenkins Rhen'
matism, Gout aud Neuralgia
"Annihilator,'
New Orleans, LA.
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QUERY "Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros. 'Seat OF Norm
Cnroliua.; at the same price"
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-REtoile Rouge is the place "
buy shoes, shoes to walk in.
to dance in-shoes to
shoes to run in-st
we'll all sorts n
corner GU
bon NJ
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Editorials.

The Lake Charles Echo has
been doubled in size. We are
p|eased to see that that steflIhs
paper is prosperous.
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The Eclipse on last Wednes
day came mp to time and gave
general satisfaction to the lockers
on. 1t was very near total.
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Wv holder in the town ana ~ AeasU
once in every fifteen days. and upon tno
refusal or neglect of any property holder 10
cleanse or disinfect his premises npon ~
order to that effect from such SANITARY e.
feet from such Sanitary Inspector lwlthin d
reasonable delay and without proper cause;
the penalty specified in Section 1io' SNAIL
he inflicted. r
Sac. s. BE IL further ordained etc., That no
s,,h dead animals, or ~decaying matter OF
nnriind whatsoever shall be thrown into
en- Yard. lot or street, and any person hav
mo s11oh filth. dead animals. or decaylng
matter shall bury the same without delay
or the penalty prescribed i'll Section 2nd.
shall be inflicted.
Sec s. Be it further ordained etc, That p.
Dansereau, II. Dansereau. j. II. Fleetwood.
and Fulton Rogers, tMedical Doctors, and
Messrs. Chas Sabourin. l. D.. Moore, Joa.
him Badeaux, and H. w. Tabor are here
by named and appointed aboard OF Health,
whose duty it shall be to sugge and re-
commend to the Town Council such meas
ures as they may deem necessary or advisa
BILE in order to protect the health of the
citizens. and that for the purpose Of keep.
ing a record of their proceedings the town
clerk shall likewise act as clerk of the said
Board of Health.
Sec 7. Be it further ordained ETC., That
this ordinance take effect from its passage
Adopted July Both. 1873.
(Signed) S. 7. GRISAMORE,
Mayor.
tSigned) A. J. PERRIN,
Clerk Town Council.
A. J. PERRIN,
Clerk Town Council
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The SHREVEPORT I

The SHREVEPORT LINES
saws that the eclipse of the sun
in 1863 was the only total
eclipse in 100 years.
Then there must have been an
esregious mistake in our mothers
bible. in regard to our birth day
for if we did not see a fotaI
.clipSe of the sun when we We're
u little boy, it will be no use ber'
after to place any reliance OF
chickens going to roost at
O'clock in the afternoon.
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St. Viincent's College,
Cape Girardeau. Mo.

THIS INSTITUTION, 50 WELL AND
l. favorably known to hundreds of the
Citizens OF Louisiana, offers superior advan
tases Tor the acquisition of a thorough clas.
steal, Scientific and Commercial Education,
Terms = Per session of ten mouth. $3.50 OO
The Session will commence Monday, Sep
TENDER, ID. 1873.
Address:
Rev. j. w. HICKEY, C, NJ.
Jy-2o-3m President st. Vincent's College
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
EDUCATE YOUR DAUGW
TIERS.
Nashville Tenn

nR. WARDS SEMINARY.-A fra,
IL class. nOn-sectarian and estshlishI
school. The largest i'll the south and fonrt
in the U. IS. 40 graduates this June II
teachers 3 music teachers % pianos ?
gan. harp and guitar French spoken ~
isthenic drill daily in new hall health n
first cart I; weekly lectures by Vauderbi1
Professors. A beautiful city, fine church,
and GENIAL CLIMATE. Grand four.stoI
buildings. Moderate charges. Opensits I4t|
year Sept. ?. For catalogues address d.
w. f.. WARD,
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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.
Its Grand Single Number
Drawings will take place
monthly. 1t nener scales or
postpones. Look at the fol-
lowing Distribution:
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6e Mass Meeting at Mar
on the 2Sth. was one of the
,dlost satisfactory which has been
held for a long time n Lafourche.
The utmost harmony and good
evailed, and everything
satisfactorily. The wealth
"sant aud agreeable.
IS the order of the
nductory remarks
in French and
81 Mr.. Acklen
scomprised all
81. ere attempt.
State Con
e to the
1vention
judg.
rht and
them
,pro-
umn.
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CAPITAL PRIZE.
$4,000.

100000 Tickets at Two
Dollars Each Half Tick.
cts 81.
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MoBLEY & co.
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d. A DAY to Agents canvassiny I
Up ! the Fireside Visitor. Terms and01
tit Free. Address P. o. TlCKERY, Az
ia, Maine.
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1T Is THE
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Dnfccfiva Or how to see behind
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than anything in Christendom. Write un with
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