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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-08
American Public Health
Association.

Seventh Annual Meeting, No
vember 18 81, 1879. Nashville,
Tennessee. Circu ar of the Com
mittee OF Arrangements.
In Great Britain and the Brit.
ish dependencies sanitary meas
ures have. since the first Cholera
epidemic 1881. occupied the at
tention,o of its enlightened an. far
seeing rulers. Now all Christ
endom looks with admiration up
Oh the beneficeht result of these
measures. In America, however,
government rest upon the people,
and all great reforms based upon
law must begin with them. To
the people of the Union, more en-
pecially to these of the South
aud West, the fearful loss Of life,
property and comfort, caused by
recent e%pidemics, is a plain warn
ing that it Is high time for them
to act.
In view of the fact that.the Off
cial and volunteer organizations
representing sanitary science are
to meet in this city Nov. 1921,
it is earnestly hoped that every
city and town in the South and
West will be represented by at
least one leading citizen as a dele
gate. Thls will the latest views
upon Preventive State Medicine
be diffused at once through all
these threatened States, aud all
impetus to Health Reform given,
which otherwise can hardly be at
tainedby years OF separate action.
Public men of all descriptions.
jurists, clergymen, scientists, and
others, are quite AS welcome as
physicians. For this reform is a
matter Of law more than Of ply
sic, and a healthy public opinion
is the gist of the whole business.
From the North and East we
have guarantees of the attend
auce of the ablest advocates OF
the cause il American, men who
by eloquent words and liberal
acts did unite Il solid North in
the relief of a suffering South,
Let them be met by u hearty
Southern welcome.
The railroad in Tennessee. as
usual where the Public Health Is
concerned, have agreed to d. all
iu their power. Passes will he
sent to delegates from other
State both ways over the maiu
lines in Tennessee upon early az
plicatiOn 10 the undersigned,
Doubtless the same courtesy will
he extended to the delegates 10y
the road nearer home.
For persons in Tennessee the
usual excursion rates cen be OF
tanned from the railroads center
lug in Nashville. The accom-
pauying circulars will explain the
character of the proceedings.
For special information ad
dress j. BERRIEN LINDSLEY,
secretary OF Committee of Arrange
! MeNf8.
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Tire Republicans Of
Fall River.

Now, why should not these
men agree to arbitration! Why
would not the Board of Trade
agree to arbitration Because,
AZ it turned out, it five honest
men had examined tho books of
several mills, they would have
found their treasurers defaulters
that Was the trouble. The defal
cations would have come out the
moment an examination was
made Therefore the threw them
selves back on their dignity, and
said they would not be interfered
with by their employees.
Let me read over to you the
names of the different treasurers
of the mills and the Offices they
held: s. Angler Chace was
President of two mills and direc-
tor in five, president of two
banks, and President of the
Young Mems Christian Associa
ton. He was also a Republican
Senator, making tweI.e offices in
all held by him. Well, when he
was a Republican Senator, do you
suppose he was any more careful
of the States than he was of the
peoples money!
Then there was George T. Hath
way. He was treasurer OF TWO
mills, a director in two, director
OF al insurance company, and
once President of the Board of
Trade, seven in all, Charles P.
Stickney was treasurer of two
mills, a director OF six, President
OF one bank. Il Republican Sena
tor for two terms, director IN a
steamship company, director in a
bank and one other Office, max
ing sixteen i'll all. George II.
Durfee was treasurer of one mill,
a director in four others l'resi-
dent of the Board OF Trade, and "A
member of the city government.
DE had seven Offices. Walter
Paine, Jr-and here let me say
that these men have gone to the
State Prison, now which makes
an extra office. Speaking OF
Waller Paine, j.. he is now on
the road. He was the treasurer
OF one mill, a director in three
others, superintendent of the Sun
day school, President of a steam.
ship company, director in two
banks and President of a Board
Of Trade. He was Que o: the
men who did not want an exam
inatiOn Of his books !; he was the
man who refused to submit the
matter to arbitrator. He had
twelve offices. Eddy. the man
Who has run away, was only III
one mill as Il director. But he was
a member Ofthe city government
for two terms, aud also 4 member
Of the House OF Representatives.
What a record Six men hold
ing sixty one Offices, ahd every
man Of them a Republican. These
men all belonged TO the Repub>
lican party. They we're mem beers
Of churches, President of Young
Mems Christian Associations,
and superintendent of Sunday
schools. They knew that belong
ing to the church covered a null
titude OF sins, and they used the
livery of the court Of heaven to
serve the devil in, and to shield
themselves. - From u Recent
Speech By Gen. Ben. Batter.
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ACUE AND FEVER.

DR.. {. MCLASE's LIVER PILLS. IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc. are productive of
the most happy results. No bette:
cathartic can be used. preparatory to.
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements. and
rs a simple purgative. they are un-
cqualcd.
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BEWARE OF

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on til,
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE'.
LIVER Pills.
The genuine MCLANE'S LIVER Pitt
bear the signatures of c. McLANE ar
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine D.
{. McLASE's LIVER PILLS, prepared l..
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, t,
market being full of limitations OF I!
name WcLn"r, spelled differently b.
same pronunciation.
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The State Republican Conveu
ton met Monday last, New Or.
leans, at the Globe Theatre.
What a Theatre.
But the Globe will ignore it.
The gentlemen from st. John
the Baptist, that il to say Henry
Demas, was nominated temporary
president by reclamation.
The gentlemen thanked.
He said that he knew no such
a word as defeat.
Demas would have conquered
at Waterloo.
But A. j. DumOnt, a custom
House officer, was elected perma.
nent president.
Dumout read "A speech, being
not a first rate orator like Dicker
son and having a kind of embar-
60 on his lips.
But Pinchback offered Taylor
Beattie AS a candidate tor Cover
norship, surprising that such a
name would attract some white
support at the next election.
Strange supposition in the
mouth OF Pinchback!
The fact is that Taylor Beattie,
now a Judge aud Il Republican,
was formerly Democrat and a
Liberal.
But SO many transformations
prove more am bition than consist
ency, and the honest people can
not trust in those who have still
more opinions than shirts.
Confederate, democrat, liberal
and republican, all that in the
space Of eighteen years, this is
too much for a man.
But this is not enough tor Beat
tie.
He intends to be a Governor.
In fact, the Globe convention,
which numbered amongst it's
members illustrious men like
Dumont. Pinchback, Demas Dick
erson, Simms aud others, nomina
ted him unanimously.
But nomination l not election.
Brattie himself feels it,.
For that slipplery chameleon,
alternativeIy white, gray, red,
rose. yellow, blue and black, be-
fore finally accepting the nomina.
ton, desired to know of what
material the remainder Of the
was composed.
Does Beattie auppose that his
partners and political friends
be ashamed of having their
names associated with his
Don't be afraid, Judge. They
are men OF del;cacy.- Louisi.
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Symptoms Of q Diseased Liver

Symptoms Of q Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side. under the
l edge of the ribs. increases on pres.
sure ; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder. and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stom.
ach is affected with loss of appetite
and sickness: the bowels in genera!
are costive, sometimes alternative with
lax; he head is troubled with pain.
accompanied with a dull. heavy SEN
sation in the back part. There is gen.
orally 4 considerable loss of memory,
accompanied with a painful sensation
Of having left undonc something which
ought to have been done. A slight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains of WEAKNESS
and debility he is easily startled. his
feet are cold or burning. and he com
plains of a prickly sensation of the
skin; his spirits are low: and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try ii.
In fact. he distrusts every remedy.
Several of the above symptoms attend
the disease. but cases have occurred
where few of them existed. yet exam
nation Of the body, after death. has
shown the LIVER to have been cxtcn
sivcly deranged.
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For sale.
Norwood
HIGH SCHOOL and. C0LLEGb

Norwood. Nelson Co., Virginia
Session of 1880 opens September 25
1879. Full corps of best instructors ; finest
location and lowest rates Of any school of
same grade in Virginia. For Catalogue ad
ressd VIM. L. AKERs. Clerk. For infOrlma-
ton address the Principals. 4t-p
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A MONTH guarantee

$500: 1: /: : e: :: 8: !: !; c.; !; Is: !: 6: g; 4: 9; :; !: !:
meu, boys and girls made money faster
at work for us than anything else. The
work is light and pleasant and such as any
one can 60 right at. Those who are wise
who see this notice will sendus their ad.
dresses at once and see for themselves.
Costly Outfit and terms free Now ls the
time. Those already at work are laying
up large sums Of money. Address TRUE &
CO., Augusta, Maine.
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The Bonnet.C Care crevasse il
now being closed with revete-
meutS.
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WOOD!

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
L constantly on hand near the ThibO-
daux Saw Mill, Ash dry fire wood, which
ne will sell ut $500 per cord, or he will on
snort notice deliver one halt a cord ut resi-
dence for 42.75.
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Buy Halls Plow from s. T.
Gr'samore corner St. Philip and
Market streets.
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4 LIMITED NUN
getic canvssers to engage in Il pleasant and
profitable business. Good men will find
this a rare chance to make money. Such
will please answer this advertisement by
letter. enclosing stamp for reply, stating
what business they have beer engaged in.
None but those who mean business need
apply. Address
FINLEY. HARVEY & Co.. Atlanta, Ga:
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A

Ut tue Auditor of State is annexed to each
Policy.
The COMPANY complied with the pro-
visions Of the above ACT and made its
SECOND deposit Of the REQUIRED RE.
SERVE January BIRD. 1879.
ALLEN JUMEL. Auditor.
COURIER, & MCNAIR,
General Agents, Plaquemine.
A. II. HUGUEr,
Agent, Baton Rouge,
l.. A. COLOMB. Agent, Donaldson vile La,
JOS. l. THIBODEAUX.
Agent, T~hibodaux.
BOCRG T. MONTEGUT,
Agents, Houma In.
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E. B. BRIGGS, President.
JOHN HENDERSON, Vice President,
ANDREW PATTON, Secretary
The Policies Of the above Company, are
registered and the reserve thereon deposi-
to the credit of the policy with the An
ditor, and Treasurer of State in compliance
with an act, approved April I'd, 1877 emit
tied
A act to better secure holders of life
insurance policies in this State to provide
a reserve. fund and for other purposes"
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Charter Perpetual.

Charter Perpetual.
T OUISIANA EQUITABLE
Life Insurance Co.
80 CarOndelet Street.
NEW ORLEANS.
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Owing to the Weather.

A big newsboy was doubled over q
bench at the City Hall Market, too sick
to move and too discouraged to care
what became of him. Two or three of
the motherly market women fixed him
up doses of pepper, and when he was .
little better one Of them said:
alone!"
"Harvest apples!" he sneered. ssDo
you think eight or nine harvest apples
could double up big boy like mel"
81 saw you eating Cherries" put in .
second woman.
81 know you did, but haint I used to
cherriesa Humph! Why, I'm fifty times
as big as q quart of cherries!"
"And he bought two cucumbers off
my stand an hour ago!" squeaked .
little black-eyed woman.
"Yes,I did," answered the boy, s'but
they didn't make only . mouthful.
T'other night I ate ten all at once and
they didn't hurt me Bit"
ssAnd I saw him eating tomatoes and
turnips!" solemnlyremarked . tall man
with green glasses on.
"Sposin you did," walled the boy a.
the collie got fresh grip; "wasn't
tomaters and turnips made to eate
Don't you folks want to give . boy any
show to git alonge tell ye, it's this
here storm what effects me, and If you
women had any mercy on me you'd
bring me some plums and green corn
and bologna and pears and dish Of ice
cream to take this pepper taste out Of my
mouth !"-Detr0i1 Free Press.
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Mrs. Sarah Ray was the first wash
woman and cook in Leadville. She
wasn't worth q great deal of money when
she came. but she knew how to cook
and now is very rich. To-day Mrs. Ray
let the contract for the erection of q
large four-story brick, iron front build
ing, to be put up at once on the corner
Of Harrison Avenue and State Street.
It win be the handsomest and best
built business house in al the State of
Colorado. The basement viii be 30 Ar
ranged for large airy railway or bank
ing houses, barber shops and bath
rooms. The ground floor is to b used
for stores, and the second, third and
fourth stories win be divided up into
kigh ceilinged, roomy Offices. The en-
tire front Il to be of iron and the whole
building Is to be - near fre-proof - it
can be made. The excavation for tho
structure has already been commenced,
and it il the intention Of the widow
washwoman to have the building ready
Tor tenants come Christmas.-Le0dvilye
(C6l.) Chronicle.
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Seal Catching.

Nearly all the live seal, sea lions, and
sea elephants that have been sent to the
Old World and the Eastern States dur
ing the last fifteen years have been cap
tured from the Santa Barbara Islands,
across the channel from this city. Every
year more or less of these animals are
captured on the island, for the purpose
of supplying menageries in the Eastern
States, and parties engaged in the bust
ness always come to Santa Barbara to
secure men who have had years of ex-
perience in capturing them.
Three or four expert vaqueros ap.
proach the animals that are on the rock
near the beach, select perhaps from q
hundred or more the big bull, which
usually starts for the water, and, when
the bull arrives ct . convenient place
ON the sand, three riatas are, II posi-
bic, thrown simultaneously, one over
the animals neck, one over either OF
his front fiippers, and one over his rear
fippers, making spread-eagle of him
instantly. The RATA that holds the
bulls rear hippers takes away his mo.
tive power, and, while his other front
ripper IL lassoed, the riatas are all fas.
tened to tho rocks or trees near by, or
held by the men engaged, while the
large box-which has already been
made-without the cover il brought and
carefully stood on end close behind the
animal, unobserved, and, with . man
on top Of it, il dropped suddenly over
the sea lion - it lies stretched At full
length on the sand. Small ropes are
worked under tho box and the animal.
and lashed to the top Of the box, and at
. given ignal the riatas are loosened,
the box turned over, and the animal
held on it, back In the bottom of tho
cage until the cover il securely nailed
down, when the ropes and riatas are
loosened, and the animal free to move
around in his cage ct wiu.-Sznta Bar
bare (Cal.) Press.
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A SANCTUARY Fighter.

At q railroad station in Mississippi,
shortly Alter the war, negro vender Of
peaches was holding forth to some oen-
ers engaged in similar traffic to this O.
feet;
al tell y al, niggsrs. yos donho NUT
fin, v aim bin noWharl When Va up
dar dat time on do Tennessee Ribber,
time all dat dar fghtin' was a-gwine on
dar, tell yo' q I'd a-knowed I'd be
hyar sellin' peaches to-day I'd a-gin .
t6ousan' dollars. Oar wls Armstrong
on de right; Ross, be hilt de LEFT, an
Gen'l Forces an me, We was III de GEN.
ter, an de Yankees dey como ober de
hill in seben lines o'battle, till de whole
place was jis blue wid 'em-an', Lord.
how we did fit dat day! But dey was too
many fur our men. an, bimeby, Dc
white men, dey couldn't STAN it, and
dey gin to glib way, dey did. an Gent
Forres' he rid up to me, he did. an Re
say, Jim, sop dem meni'-An'mo an
Gem Forces We formed de line. dar.
right on de ribber sho', an We fit dar
clean till de sun went down, an de ribbeI
was run red Wild blood an dead men. l
tell you what-Id a-gi'n . mutton dol
lars dat day Of I'd 'a.knowed I waa
gwine be here now. shot"
An old negro, who had been listening
with an incredulous air, here put in.
"What all dat you talkin' on 'boutl
You an Genl Forces reckon any body
gwine b'leab all dem lies, boyP"
$50 did," rejoined the first speaker
:" What you know bout it. any wayP il
you ebber bin in de armyf"
{" Yaas." replied the objector. "1was
in de army, too-in Gen1 Lees army
up in Ferginny. went dar wild my
young mafster in de ole 18th Mississippi
regiment soon arter de wan bruck out
an come back long bout May arte'
the s'render-fo' yeas or SIGH . matter
An bin hear um say dey was SOM
fightin' done up in dat part o. de coun
try, too; hear some talk bout it, but
dunno how dat was, myself, cause da1
whar we was, when dey was formin
lines o. battle, an fightin' an SIGH
t'wa'nt no integers soschar '6os@ dar.
August ScSi6ner.
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GROWERS Of small fruits, such as cur
rants and gooseberries. are troubled
again this season with . green slug
about an inch long. A remedy which
has been tried with excellent success is
white hellebore, which must be applied
to the leaves when they are in . moist
condition.
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SEDAN, CAaufauqua CoQnty. Kan. Hay 8. 1874
De0 S6-Thb b 70 certify that yow Indian
01OOA syrup ha0 greatly relieved me a Nerves
Headache can recommend g hllhly, md edviee -
- gtvo Is tyial HEBfHl G. AALONk
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Fever md Aaus.

Ooyy1YvfIx1, A0tgo0esy Ca, Kan, Ny a. 1878.
Deav Sktnh = TO eeztiSy that " hayo usod ~!
49, oyElD n eW fam1ly for 81 hsedaehs ~
Eve md Aqua "'sh 'assises''y fs%nIssa;A HAxsaA
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LNMosToM. 0esego County, Kan, Apsil 9. 1874
Deer 9k-I hase used yoW aesllene InAica
01004 0yF0D for Rheum1fism, with vesY bena0s5h
feoule1 Ub lie etmedicne ey0 used.
MES JANET PARR
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JUNCTION. CHI, Davis ca, Kan, March 10: 1874
Oear SS-Ihis = 10 GRITTY that had Dyspepsia and
Indigestion for about twenty years, and positive eme
AM 6esn ELECTED By tho use Of Jour Indian Dlo01
0yF0D. have also used it In my family for the ln0
four yeaTs and Il failed 70 give relief have
confidence In recommending it to 0theIs Everyone vine
oamnG6atiye IN praise Of Il EN00 RATLHf.3
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
Smiths T0licSyTQp
FOR the CURE OF
fever and AcUE
Or CHILLS and fever.

fbs urouristsr Of this celebrated AedtedAe
3sstlt claims lof Il . supsrieaity ev.r anrs9'
SdiSc svSr eHged ts ~ I2sl3s e. ses ~ -.
cFHfAfti HI1DY an4 PHI ocfs
Fxedo eDa TSvn,er chal1s ~ 1sve6. v!eS =
q ef abort q lSnf stsndiHS. 1s resas = ~ ~
sntire WeStsrA SRa 6outhSrH 6eIHtry % 80
hin testimony to the tESth q ~ essts a:1
that in no case vhstsvsr viii ie failte e.1Y4
the directions are strictly followed e1d eafEase
ont. In great many easeo ed1S!e oeee =, -
hem sufacient for sears, and whale nnanes
have besn cured By single bettls, With per'
feet restoration q the gsaraa health. !,
hovever. prudsnt, and n every ease mere ca
tain 20 cure, II it, useis continued n ma!lef
doees for Q week q tWo aftsr tie a1seaee aas
Sesn checked, more especially IN GMeeM ~
MATCHMAKING cases. Usually this nsdieaae
mi NOT REQUIRE any aiAto keep TIE bowels y
sood 0rder. should the patient, however, %.
suire eathartis nsdidne, sftsf having take.
thres Or four dossS Of the feniet asin9ae dese @
RULLiS VEGETABLE FAMILY 1&hAs wAl
The genuine sNifHs TONIC SY1UH must
have nR, JOHN BULL'sprivate stamp On eaea
bottle. DR, JOIN BULL only has the ftfAt =
msnufscture and cell The erdGinG JgH1 y
eNITH,S TONIC SYRUP, 1t 1otis!tAet ~
Examine we'll the label On each bettle. III
uriyate stamp II not On each eottie' 10 Ae'
purehsss, or you viii b deceived.
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Reaedy for FenaIe Diseases.

DHIx1. CowIsy County. Kan. Jan -. 1S7A
- sa 80 g -. 1es -. "a p - e 80 n.
A1a2 0l001 eyT1p. Ifeceaved more bene1t ffuD
y. l. 4OORk
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Au1oaA, JeWen County, Kan. Jan II 107e
Dsae S6r-Iheye used Jour lnAlan Dlo0A OyF.
uD md received much 6e0ent ffum T. and On ~ q
b eoed medicine. md b not too highly Eee@1me16e1
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UsiaIIiss Remedy Tor Headache.

81. B8O611, 0AI1hAu County, In.
Dear StFGIWas troubled with Headaehe and Los q
Algeria and W0 induced to givo Jour Indian
0l004 9yfuD . trial when I commenced TAKING
JOHN TALON
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SINCE the first introduction Of DR.. +. WI
hottie ti.Periodic or Fever and Ague Tonic,
It has steadily gained In popularity with the
people, but since its proprietors. Wheelock,
Finfay Il Co., gave Its composition to the
world, 90 that everybody can know what 1t is.
the sale of It has doubled itself. It contains
no dangerous drug, and yet it II the greatest
specific against malarial diseases, such -
Chills and Fever. and Dumb Chills. For sale
by al Druggists.
Ton Pics, etc, use G. Grlbert's Corn Starch.