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DLAKE, Z w. attorney at LdT,-o1-
ID flee Green Street,
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u SuLLlvAN, E. A. Atornev =, zo,,
Tb;ho "rsen Street, between Main ami
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DOURON, A. Matchmaker and Gun-
ID smith, Dealer in Jeecelry, Firearms,
ETC., Main st. between St. Philip anu
Jackson streets
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N oOhE, |. d. Attorney at Lau.-of
ice up stairs Main st. corner
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CTRANGERS HOTEL THOMAS AL
- BERTI, Proprietor, corner Thibo-
daux and Green Streets.
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4 JENA. c. Coffee House Keeper. NAN
N St, between Jackson and st. mi
lip Streets.
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I3ILLIU. j. S.. attorney at Latc,-oftc''
ID Corner st. Philip and Main streets
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AAN AN, +. Parish and School Hen-
- uer, OtEce-cOrner Green and LIE
wee stree S.
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HOFFMAN'S STAGES,-Fraah Her
IL man Proprietor, L.. Bardel, C3n-
daetor. in connection with Morgan's Lou
siana, and Texas 4. Il. Latourche eros.
ing.
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Ayant tout lc materiel neccs-aire, nous
sommes a meme de metirp a execution
.ons les onvrsgcs t~ypograpaiques qui nous
seront confies. lie, briefs d'avocat. cartes.
d'affaires. enletes de lectures. tickes d'ha
bitation. blanc-. circnlaires, etc. setont
imprimes dams lc plus bret deiai ct al,N
prix les plus moderes.
gey-Tons les JOBS devront 6tre payee
auasit0t Ia livraisom du travail command .
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HOFFMANN, w. Dry Goods aud Gro
- ceres, Nam trcet, between Focus
and st. Philip Streets.
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DRAUD, ELLIS n. Groceries,, YIN
ID and Liquors. corner Green and MAN
streets.
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piEksON. H, Shoemaker, Main So
between St-Philip a~ndJackson s.a
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DAILROAD EXCHANGE. II. II. Mich.
IL elet Proprietor. corner Main and FL
Gus SITS.
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DIEInRE, L., Dry Goods, corner Mni,
IL and st. Louis Streets.
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EOFFMANN, +. Carriage Mase,., nir.
IL cry table corner jackson and St.
Bridget Streets.
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DOURQUIN, E. Matchmaker and Jew'
d eier, corner Market and st. Louis SITS.
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DLUM, S. Dry Goods and Grocery, cor
ID ner Main and jackson Streets.
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nEIBERT, P j., Groceries, Vines, Ii
liquors. Tobacco aud Cigqrs. cor. Main
and St-Ihilip streets
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MONT-CARMEL CONVENT. Aca3o
" my tor the Young Ladies, under the
direction OF Sister st. Bernard. VINO
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stAGAN, W. H.-Pesident 7Hibodo.r
IL Sam Ma Co. Locai agent and oil
lector. ThibodauX. La.
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DREAUX g. I.EGENDRE, Dry Goods
ID and Groceries. corner Main and Green
Streets.
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DADEAUX, THOMAS, attorney at La"
ID corner Main and Focus Streets, up
stairS.
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DOUDREAUX. c., Past Muster and
ID Groccr, st. Philip st. between Main
and Market SIS.
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HESSE MRS. s. MiU.nasy and Fancy
Ill Dry Goods, st. Philippe St.. between
Levee and Main Streets.
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rAIRE. J.. E.. Dry Goods and Gfoee-
~ ries. Main Street, lear Corner St
Philip Street.
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EGENDRE, Q. j. Groceries, Vine
- n liquors, Main street, between at
Philip and st. Louis SITS.
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RlSAMORE. s.. L. Manufactures Of
IiHrdrc, cutters. dr.. denlsr IN stores
nd hoase furnishing goods. corner Mar
! ct and st. Philip.
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DINNIN GS. S A, Mrs. Millinery and
ID Fancy Dry Goods. corner jackson and
ThibOdauX SITS.
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GOODE, j. s.. .iHo,mcyd Ldr,-otflce,
u over j. II. Fleetwood Market Street
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Doth Il FLEETWOOD. Drug .5t,ye.
IL Market street, between Green a.I
St, Louis streets.
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M ACHADO, j. D. Groceries and Oru
NA foods, corner Maine jackson ana
Levee streets. aho
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nANSEREAU. H., Physician, corner
~ st. Philip and st. Bridget Streets
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lCHI, +. L.. Parish Physician, re-
- Jackson St., between Thibodav and
st. Bridget Sts. "o
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nELBERT, P.J Engineer. cor Main
lFand St-Philip streets
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X LING, DAVID. Dry Goods, Shoes.
m Boots, Hats. Caps &c. corner Mair
aud st. Philip Streets. '
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MEUNlEk, A, Dealer IN Foreion an
" domestic Dry Goods, Cloahiao Sc
Main Street corner st Philip.
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FLEETWOOD. j. H.. Physician,-ct-
L fec Market treet. between st. Louis
and Green Streets.
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EHROST JAMES, Cofee House keeper,
L corner Green and Market Streets.
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AGARDE j. Barber, Main St. bs-
IL tween st. Philip and jackson :Sts,
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NOBLOC1 A. e.. Parish ,rsdoe Ot
IN fee at Court House. VI
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EXCET .SIOR-LODGE NO. 3i.-RegL-
II lar meetings at the Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Market and Patriot, every
Thursday evening at : o'clock.
Officers: Lehman Meyers. N. G. Louis
A. Moulf V. G.: $. 7. Grisamore, Sec.
IL. H. Michelet Treasurer.
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ANGMAN, LOUIS, Sadler, corner ST
IL Philip and t. Bridget Streets.
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GELESTtN, JEAN, Baker, Main Street,
" corner Patriot.
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X NOBLOCH. CLAY attorney at L.,r.
- Once up stairs Green ST.. between
Market and Levee Streets.
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i OkIO, ?. E., Jtr Collector, Court.
Il House, Thibodau.-, La.
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JOSEPH A: Family d. Plantation G,oce
fles, Main Street. between st. Pbilip
and Jacksons streets.
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T EBLANC, EMILE Z. Recorder. Cont
Allouse, I<ibodaux, La.
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NObLOCH, }. W. Clerk of the Cour
lX-Thibodaux La.
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~<Nttt%t"< wv
Journal du 9me District Senatorial.
Public tmus le- S'medIs-
F. SANrAN. P"oprietairt-Gernnt
3nREvr: Encoignnre Green It Levee.
ACHIEVEMENT.
I'm Acknowledgements.
I'm Nuinero ......-. ~
ASNCNCEs.
Par carrs de ~ iignes --ierc insert Sioo
:. . -. .me - Is
:. =. :. =. Insert. add 30
Toutes les ammo, les Indignant III
profession ct qui n'~exredera pas
huil lignes par an-d>avance- 10 W
Announces de Candidats-d'ayance 10 90
n8-Toate annonce pu lice par interval
les sera payee au talx dune piitstre pai
carre.
MN-Toute don't lie nombrc q IN.
serti DDS NEST pas specific. sera insere.
usqu'a II mvcl ordre. u taux ordlinirtf
ATELFER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
Rotary jon PHgss-
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hUSCH, J. Fashionable Iniiof'. Main
~ street, fronting Riviere's store.
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/hRNOIF, FRANK, Watrhmaker and
"eofe" IN fine Jewetgy &c. Main St.
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HOME HOOK AND LADDER co
III No !. Regular meetings on the
f 'urth Monday of each month. ResulareS
9 cises on Sunday preceding the fourth
Monday of e:ery Month.
Officers K. II. Mcbride President. r
Il. Curtis, Vice President K. Frost, Fore
man I. Bergeron LIST Asst. Foreman: A.
'1agardn, End Asst. Foreman A. j. Bad
tary Ed. Perrin, Asst. secretary. 7
Guillot, Warden; Paul Auslet. Ty.
:er.
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DROTECTOR FIRE CO. NO. 9. En-.
L CINE House, Jackson st. Regular Pa.
rades on the thirdSunday Of each mont
and regular meeting on the third }:ondar
Othcers:-C. S%abourin, President 4
J.. Perrin, Vice-President F. j. L.aparde
Secretary Clay Badeaux, Assistant Sec.
rotary ; W. G Ragan, Foreman Frantz
Zernot, Assistant Foreman;H Hose Director
Henry Brockhott. Assist Hose Director !:
Martin Urman, w. Brockhoeft. T~r.asnrar
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-21
Hints to Visitors Of the Sick,

l. Offer your help in the name of
the church, saying, "Can our church
do anything for you?" and be ready
either to watch yourself, or furnish some
one, If watchers are needed.
2. Only call at the door, unless you
are sure your friend is able to see you
without harm.
3. Enter and leave the house, and
move about the room, quietly.
4. Garry cheerful face, and speak
cheerful words.
5. In order to cheer. you need tell
no lies.
6. If your friend is very sick, do
not fall into gay and careless talk in the
attempt to be cheerful.
7. Don't ask questions, and thus
oblige your friend to talk.
s. Talk about something outside,
and not about the disease and circum-
stances of the patient.
0. Tell the news, but not the list Of
the sick and dying.
10. If possible, carry something
with you to please the eye and relieve
the monotony of the sick-room; q flower,
or even picture which you can loan
for few days.
IL. If desirable, some little delicacy
to tempt the appetite will be we'll be-
slowed.
II. The perfume of some flowers is
poisonous. and they should never be
carried into the sick room. Especially
is this true of the tuberose, oleander,
heliotrope. hyacinth, orange, lilac, sy-
ringa and lilies.
ID. Stay only q moment, or few
minutes at the longest. unless you can
be of some help.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-21
Health in the SchOOlrOOm.
Notwithstanding the wise provi

Notwithstanding the wise provision
contained in our school laws that all
teachers shall have knowledge of the
elements of physiology, it is seriously
to be lamented that SO many teachers in
our common schools are still ignorant
OF this important science. Even those
who are familiar with it theoretically
scarcely ever think of making any prac-
teal application of its teachings. Wise
physicians assure us that the founda-
ton of many serious diseases is laid in
the school room, and among the causes
of these diseases they mention the
breathing of bad air.
We venture the assertion, based on
no narrow experience, that in more
than ninety out of one hundred of the
school-rooms of Iowa at this season the
air during the last half of each daily
session is wholly unfit to breathe
Whose fault is it? Mainly, the teach
ers. An open door or window, thor
ough ventilation of the room during
recess, and at the noon intermission
would largely tend to remedy the diff
Guilty. Teachers, you who are teaching
or expect to teach, we entreat you to be
more thoughtful than hitherto in this
important matter. The responsibility
is yours for the physical as we'll as the
mental and moral we'll being of your
pupils during school hours. Let it be
no fault of yours that so many children
perish in infancy and early youth, fall
ing like blighted buds nipped by an
untimely frost.
Look at our schoolgirls, upon whose
paliid faces even the frosty breath of
these pure wintry mornings fails to
raise blush, and remembering that
a healthy mind cannot be a tenant of a
diseased and feeble body" resolve from
this forward to make the bodily we'll
being and healthful development of
your pupils a matter of earnest and un-
remitting care.-New Hampton (Iowa)
Courier.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-21

Uses OF BoRAx.-TEe washerwomen
of Holland and Belgium, so proverbi.
ally clean, and who get up their linen
so beautifully white. use refined borax
as washing powder instead of soda, in
the proportion of large handful of
pulverized borax to about ten gallons
of boiling water. They save in soap
nearly one-half. All other washing
establishments adopt the same mode.
For laces, cambrics, etc., an extra
quantity OF powder is used, and for
crinolines (required to be made very
stiff strong solution is necessary.
Borax being neutral salt. does not in
the slightest degree iniure the texture
of the linen; its effect is to soften the
hardest water, and therefore it should
be kept on every toilet table. 10 the
taste it is rather sweet, is used for clean
ing the hair, is All excellent dentrifice,
and in hot countries is used with tar
taric acid and bicarbonate of soda as a
cooling beverage. Good tea cannot be
made from hard water; all water can be
made soft by adding teaspoonful of
pulverized borax to an ordinary sized
kettle of water, in which it should boil.
"The farmer who will carefully con-
suit the catalogues of seed merchants
and nurserymen. look for markets near
home, and keep his wits as busy as the
successful manufacturer must do, says
the NJ Y. Herald, twill find in the long
run that the most money does not
come from the most popular crops or
the greatest number OF acres under Gull
tivation."
That is true but it is not the seed
mans catalogue that is going to tell
him what crop there will be an extra
demand for. That gives the list. The
farmer must Judge for himself.
The Scientific american says that a
good cement for fork and knife handles
may be made of one pound Of rosin and
one-half pound of powdered sulphur
melted together. and about twelve
ounces of fine sand mixed in. Use
while warm. Knife and fork handles
should never be put into hot water.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-21

ExTRAvAGANcE.-Int two very impor-
tant items of domestic expense the
American people are extravaganza be.
yond all other nations, and beyond all
excuse. In the matter of food the waste
is astonishing to all who know of the
continental frugality and economy. It
would not matter so much that we in
sist upon having the most costly viands
if we only had the knowledge of cookery
and the sense of saving, which would
make the most of them. Nine out of
ten families might, if they knew how,
live better at one-half their present ex-
penditure. But in the matter of cloth
ing the case is, il possible, still worse.
There is little or no question of what is
becoming, useful, economical or appro-
pirate to person or purse. The only
care is to be in, or as near the fashion
as possible.
Silk if possible. if not, calico that
looks like silk 4; broadcloth if it can be
got, if not, shoddy that initiates it. The
expenditure of the man who can afford
to live at the rate of ten thousand q
year is initiated in brass, or by steal
ing by him who is entitled to spend
five thousand. Afar off the one thou
sand dollar folks are envious and imi-
tate in cheap furniture and dresses
which would lead to suspicion if every
ono did not know them to be the merest
sham. II some of our people Of ad-
vanced thought would give their at
tention to the subject Of moral courage,
even if it did no good, it would indi-
cate line of thought and action novel
to the immense majority of our highly
trained, and wholly by what others
think obsessed men and women
Procidsace Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-21

GINGERBREAD. One cup of molasses,
one cup of sugar, one cup of sour milk
or buttermilk, two-thirds cup shorten
ing, one tablespoonful of ginger, one
heaping teaspoonful of soda, little
salt, flour enough to roll, and sprinkle
with sugar before putting in the oven.
10 clean stair rods, use wooden cloth
wet with water and dipped in sifted
coal ashes afterwards rub with dry
cloth,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-21

Certain newspapers are parading be-
fore the public the statement that" can
nibals will not eat the flesh of smokers
because it tastes of tobacco" 1t is
shameful that there are editors who can
be bribed, and bribed by tobacco deal
ers to entice from his new-year resolu-
tons the praiseworthy young man who
has /" Sworn off" from smoking. Our
advice to the young reformer is that he
let not the shallow argument trouble or
move him. Couricr-Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-21

Two boys IN Newark, N. j., saw q
man drowning in the Passaic River.
They stripped off their clothes, went to
his rescue and saved his life. On
reaching shore an officious policeman
arrested them for nude bathing. It is
hoped that policeman may fall into the
river some day, with no help near save
those two bows,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-21

COFFEE BREAD.-Set sponge of
milk, butter and -four, little salt with
some good yeast to raise it let it rise,
then work it little, putting in currants
or raisins and little sugar. Let it rise
again very light, then mold it into n
loaf. Again let it rise, and bake. 1t
must be kept warm from the start or it
will not be good. You can put in eggs
but | think they make it too dry.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-21

The destruction of enormous guam.
titles of fish in the Ganges is attributed
to the fact of the turbidity of the water,
produced by the sudden rise of one of
the branches after long drought, which
caused SO many particles of mud to
mingle in the water as to impregnate
the gills Of the fish and prevent their
breathing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-21

He DIDN'T PAss.-Last week was ex-
animation week in most of the schools,
and the boy who "passed can easily
be selected from the boy who didn't.
One Of thoss who didn't was on Satur.
day intreaching himself on Ledyard
street behind q snow-bank, seemingly
waiting for some ones arrival, and q
man who had observed his preparations
inquired:
Making ready to have some fun,
bub?"
"Well, it may be fun for me, but
it'll be tough on the other Teller" was
the reply.
Then you are expecting to have a
fght?'
:" I just am that The school teacher
marked me down to fifty-seven because
I said Russia bounded Lake Erie on the
west, aud now when her brother comes
along I'm going to bound him on all
four sides with the biggest licking a
white. headed boy ever got. Detroit
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enced sharp neuralgia pains in the
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