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"a treaty with them and then for

IA treaty with them and then for
sootll SEINE intriguing office seek
er, or even an official who de-
signs to keep VI advance his POSI-
ton, has not, we are sorry to say
in but few instances of record,
seen fit to stand for right and the
weakening Indian, but rather
than retain his honor he will steal
n birth right: accepting that
"might is right" and the bless
ings of the majority were of the
Most High. In this manner Poor
Lo has been without friends and
only All object for the basis OF
gain of such malnpulators AS
"traders," government cOntrac-
tors, Indian agents and others of
like character, brings to them a
blessing. though they not return
ing a like impression. Take it ali
ill all the Indian has been the
most abused of any race. We
sympathize with the colored man
! of the South or all others in atf1ic
ton. but the Indian in this couD
try is worthy Of the most, and
We occasionally attempt to show
wherein they are abused, giving
only a fair, impartial statement OF
facts as present themselves to us.
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killing the bees for their honey
when they have done good work,
and may do more, Asses hives so
constructed that the bees a
easily be driven out aud the
combs taken. The combs are
then empJied of their honey, re-
placed, and speedily reiiiled by
the exemplary workees. Above
the hive proper are often placed
little boxes, "Supers,' to be filled
with Il convenient quantity of
honey by the bees, who are at
the right moment drumned out
or induced to go by admitting
some vapor they dettst. The
prize for''Suprr>' VAS gained by
Mr.. Steele, OF FOWLS. near Glass
| gov. Some American '>upers'
shown are novelty. They are
little squares OF one piece OF wood
nearly cut through at The points,
with enough wood left to serve
as = hinge, and morticed togeth-
err at the fourth angle. They are
marNe!s of neatnesS and cheap
ness of construction. Some of the
American ''supers" cost only 2is.
"a thousand. There are three
classes for bees. Mr.. j. A. Alb
bott wins first prize for golden
banded LIu,uianS, Mrssrs. Neigh
Dor and Baldwin tie for the
brown English bees. In tn" gen
rial foreign class Mt,srs. Neigh
Dor SHOW tarniolans, Mr.. j. =.
jackson, Cypriau$. imported from
Cyprus by Corr. of Bohemia. No
one sends Egyptian bees, but
there is an Egyptian hivc-a long
hollow cylinder rolled together
ont Of Nile mud and straw-in
Mcs>rs. Abbott's collection. The
prize for the largest aud best har>
vest of honey IN the comb from
one stock Is taken by Mr.. s..
Thorne, of BnldOck. 1t consists
of 40 lbs. gathered on the border
land of Herts and Cambridges-
shine from the blossom of tInit
trees, from sallfoiu and clover.
In the honey fair delightful white
American snpers of honey from
Mr.. lshaim's are shown 10y MeSsrs
Thurber. In tent in the
grounds, where the Horse Guards
baud played, Il keen competition
went on Tuesday for til" driving
prize. The duty OF inducing bees
to leave their hives while the
honey is extracted. OF transferring
them to Il new hive, is that which
most tests a bee masters skill.
An important part of the work is
to find the queen, tor the worker
bees will quickly follow her. NJ.
Dennler lost his queen altogether
and when his time had expired,
she was found i'll the grip Of Il
bee from a foreign hive, VINO had
attacked her to aSsaSSinate her.
Nr. W. Martin, who won last
year, let his queen bee PISS up
unobscrved. Mir. Walton found
the queen of his Italians in three
minutes 40 seconds, and compile
ted the driving in six minutes 10
seconds. He took the first prize.
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The special commit tee oproint., !
regular session asked for further t,n,..
On motion daily seconded the tim"
Was granted. e ask
The Sanitary Committee rem. r,..,
gSreSs and i'ske'! for further time to-
finally. I" rep4
was granted. asa
III" t"minittec on Public Ipnr,.Y
dition. '"u col
On motion duly seconded the N,v..
authorized to appoint IL committee ~ Mwd
who with himself shall Examine H. y" wv
fronting the Town and reporta at q ,evd
session. speed
The Mayor appointed j. f.. Rlar.A.
and ii. w. Tabor on said mi 0r
On motion duly seconded the sonno;, /
journed. '"ncii ~
sS,snsdl We. Raglan, MAYO,
A true copy
A. j. PERRIN. Clerk Town co,...l
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1t rs 4 dangerous thing to allow
til" Mairhpa or dysentefy to 90
unchecked and there is no need
OF it. II small bottle of Johns
An06yne LiHimcnf viii cnre the
most stubborn case that can be
produced.
Fever and ague. malarious
fever. bilious and typhoid fpvcrS
all originate in u producing
cause and may all lie easily pre-
vented by Parsons Pmyafire Pills.
These pills act directly and pow.
r'tuily upon the blood.
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at least so far as the local officers
are concerned, ami | think the
reason is that rumors arc afioat
that more than n strong man
will be running tor the same OIL
flee, SO that the majority OF the
people not wishing to compromise
thepls elves, refrain from express
lug any opinion as to the capaci>
ties or incapacities of any body.
| think the majorities would be
more pleased to have Il prellmlna
nv election than Il nominating
convention for they believe that
each one could then select his
man privately and thus avail the
danger Of giving offense to the
other candidates.
AS regards the Senate and the
House, it appears to me that the
little Oppositions which existed
in elections for members thereof
in times gone by no longer exist
to day the people here seem
aware OF the fact that at the first
meeting OF the Legislature alter
tue adoption OF the Constitution,
maLy important laws will have
to be passed i'll conformity there
to, and they know that it will re-
quire minds which are versed in
law.
For the Senate the name Of
Hon. Clay Kuobioch is the only
one | have so far heard mention
ed, every one speaks of him in
the highest terms, they say he is
just fresh from the Convention
where he so thoroughly represent
ed their wishes and their interests
and to the Senate return he must
moi vol.
For the House of Representa-
tives, two distinguished lawyers
are spoken of-one who several
times has been sent there by lis
people, who has ever filled most
h%onorably the trust imposed MP
on him and who is well conyer-
SAINT from long practise with all
the Ems and Outs'' OF Il legisia
tive body-I alIude to john S.
Billiu.
The other is E. w. Blake ESQ.
likewise well yersed in p~ariiamen
tary ''taclics," for he has already
occupied with honor and Gistlnc
ton, Il seat in the Legislative bod
ties Of Louisiana. The people
here seem greatly to admire the
unpresnming course of this gen
tIelnan, when others have pushed
themselves forward and urged
their claims, this gentleman has
remained perfectly silent taking
60 s a vulgariSm) a back seat
and allowing his talents and apt
tnde to fill honorable positions to
be overlooked, it is deemed right,
at last, that the office should
seek the man, and 10 selecting
the Hon. L. W. Blake, the people
here feel that their welfare will
be taken care of and that he will
10 honor to himself and credit
to those he represents.
L will now close this expose of
the sentiments of the people of
Lower Lafourche promising if
agreeable, to keep you Informed
Ii other developments are made.
'TRAVELiER.r
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COnliIiiilllc:t ell.
sOcaabiiity'

To the Editor OF the SENTINEL:
We read in history that even
when Rome had fallen into the
deepest pit OF corruption and vice,
and ignorance held full SWAY
therein when al Of her spiendor
mad disappeared like chaff before
the winds; when Chaos had
come out OF the fierce and bitter
war with Civilization with the
wreath of victory on her brow,
SociabiIi'.y, though her vitality
was destroyed and She vas lett
crippled aud bleeding after the
struggle. did not Ole with groans
of despair. On the contrary, the
memory Of her past grandeur gave
her strength to bear her degeneT-
atrd state with Christian fortitude
and the winds of hope tor her res
cover.y famed the dying embeiS
till IL bright flame shot forth, as
It We're, and dispeIled the intense
darkness which had developed
Rome for SO long Il period.
What IL contrast between the
cradle OF Remus and Romulus and
our own ThibodauX! The one
nourishing Sociabiilty in the time
of her trials and tribulations,
ciinging to her in her dying agony
as her only salvation! the o,her,
AT the zenith of her glory, with
an enlightened population of over
seven thousand Inhabitants, turn
ing her back to the Saviour of
the first, i'll her ignorance of the
charms Of that beautiful enchan-
tresS who makes man II mild,
obedient creature, what his Crea
tor intended he should be, and
strews his pathway through life
with the fragrant flowers of love,
friendship and charity!
The picture is not exaggerated
in the least. 1t would avail us
naught to deny that Tbibodaux,
with her intelligent Aoung ladies
and gentlemen, ranks inferior,
socially speaking, to any other
town Of the same size in Louisi-
ana, and
1.-The fault, dear Brutus, is not i'll our stars.
But i'll ourselves, that We are underlings."
We have lived in several little
settlements, unworthy of the
name Of towns, and. the blush OF
shame mantlin3 our cheeks, have
invariably had to acknowledge
our inferiority. On several occa-
sions We tried to persuade our
self that We laiortd under ii false
impression, hut the stern reality
stared us full in the face and,
like Banquo'S ghost, "would not
down at ou, bidding"
There is all old saying that
trntll is for the most part unpleas
ant. On: case forms no excep-
ton to the rule. But there is a
remedy within our very grasp.
We notice that a number Of our
young men, fresh from Declama-
ton Hall, have just arrived home
FOR the uinDtIsVacatiOnS. Let
us try TO impress upon them the
necessity Of organizing some lit>
terary and social circles for the
propagation of sociability and
Yfdcticut improvement. Thereby
would spring Il blessing to our
town, blessing which would
bury cur shame in oblivion, and
whose influence would be felt
long after the orisinators have
"clossei over the river" on Char.
on'S ferry and found rest in the
Plntonian shades.
This were rich legacy to be-
Ineath the next generation.
inJ-vT
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lt Is narrated in the '.Works
of DR.. Franklin" by w. Temple
franklin, that at one time the
youth Benjamin., having fohnd
that his fither was VERY long in
his giaceS before and after meals,
one day after the winters provi-
sion had been sailed, advised him
that she thought if he would say,
grace over the whole casll once
for all. it wOnld be il great sa ING
of time" u suggestion that poor
Richard had an eye to business
ond timeaas the basis Of wealth
even As pertain ed to spiritual mat
ters. the practice of which. We
think, would be of great benefit
in the present day; aud could
the refnrn of n philosophical
friends be heralded. We mnst
needs expect to hear of him in his
practical manner greet the old
apple woman. who, so aagar to
follow the examples OF the printer
boy. and that in old age her fail
Ing memory to be prompted by
them has been pleased to attempt
her daily vocation seated at the
head of the grave ct this yeliern-
be seer in Christ's Church yard.
Philadelphia.
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Poor Lo! Hardly is there one
imposition practiced upon him
and 10y undue influence compelled
to acceed to the avaricious white.
until another is forced upon him.
Wicked we must class him il we
respect the adage, "nO rest tor
the wicked" for Poor LO certain
~ has no rest. From the earliest
time OF our occupation of this
continent we learn of him only
defending his home. His manner
defending it, though we term it
barbarlous. is bnt that which we
could expect of d people, living
AS We find them. The race is not
to be blamed for the manner of
warfare which we class AS '.sim-
ply awful.' 1t bias been their
custom to be branded us tribes, "a
cust"m even older than our
knowledge of the Indian. and in
such have arisen disputes be.
tween the several tribes which
only ended in war and couse
qnent ambitions chat a warrior
was the highest, as III. Lycurgus'
teachings, OF MANS estate and
yet with all that we find him hon
Orabie. 1t has been u expert.
ellce to witness certain occurren.
ces which convince of such fact,
aud it is with pleasure we eau
in this give evidences of at least
one who has done some travelling
among the Indians, that they a,e
not as bad us is usually the Gus
tom of our brother whites to rem
resent. In this we will not at
tempt to show special places or
facts where the Indian has been
abused, hut in general We cannot
pass mentioning the present at
tempt, though working quietly,
to take possession of the Iudian
Territory, to once more deprive
our dusky brother OF his home
ana nave Il ground work for Specu
Iations and in increased traffic OIL
railroads leading to that country.
We have witnessed az an exam
pie the entertainments of the
whites upon him in the Black
Hills and his finally driven to seek
like Il slave his maeter's mite.
We see not in this the feeling
that inspired the t%requenters Of
Carpenters Hall, to give man a
chance. 1t is hot republican to
so Cypress them. Are they not
Have they not the same
rights id place upon this earth as
ourselves! They are not verse
to becoming civilized, if that
which We represent be fact and
We keep our promises; but let us
ibetray them and forever they are
our enemy. And are they not in
point of fact right! What is more
sacred, or at least ought TO be,
Than a mah's or country.s prom
lse! Wbatis higher WI make
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-Cnp reason WHY every mIn

One reason why every man
shonld vote tor the ratification of
the New Constitution is that it
will do away with that ahomina
ton OF registry, that has been
the curse and annoyance Of 70
ters for ten years past.
Registration is the grandest
scheme for vil!ainy aud r~ascali.y
in elections that the devil ever
put into the heart of maj to con
ceive. Its first object was to ena
bic rotten ana velal minOrities TO
override the votes of honest ma
j%orities.
Without one single word to be
urged in its favor, without one
particle Of use for doing good
without any other objecl than cor
ruption, and robbery of votes, it
is abominable nuisance. Instead
of securing an honest vote, its
whole aim and tendency is to en-
able villains to vote "a half dozen
times, and incapable Of accom-
rlishing one iota of benefit, it is
IA perfect Pandora's box OF evils
that once let loose in any commn
nifty will Overtuln every vessige
Of ballot box purity and render
elections by the people little more
than il miserable farce.
10 get rid OF this monster will
of itself repay the people OF LOusl
ana all the expenses Of forming
the New Constitution. aud free
the tax payers fiom paying thou
sands OF dollars which the regis
tration laws have cost the State.
An effort is being made in
this State with that radical sheet
the N. o. Times at it's head. to
have that part of the Constitution
relating TO the adjustment OF the
State debt rejected at the polls
at the election in December next
No man who has any interest
in the prosperity Of Louisiana.
Oh who wishes to see her again
happy and thriving can follow
the pernlcious c~ounseis of the
Times, that under the tiimsy dis
guise Of calling itse!fa democratic
paper, is Que OF Tue most extreme
radical concerns in the county.
The adjustment Of the debt aS
arrayed by the new Constitution
is "a fair and honorable one, TO
both bondholder and the State.
Any attempt to defeat it is not
caused by amy desire to benefit
the State, but to fill the pockets
of a few individuals. There is
nothing more ridiculous than the
eifusious of the Times about hon
esty and good faith, etc, when
its editors are men who have been
participants in yearly all the
pIundering and bad faith of the
radical party since its advent in
10 Louisiana.
Let no such folly weigh the
honest opinions of citizens of La
fourch.
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Candidate.

THIBODAUX. August 9Th. 1879.
To the Toters OF. the Parish Of Latourcke.
GE rLkMEN - l respectfully %announcc
m,Stlf AZ Il candidate for tile office of
SHERIFF Of the Parish Of Lafonrche,
subjrc, to u Convention or Preliminary
Election.
~ L. A. WEBRE.
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For Clerk Of Court, Parish Of Lafo urche.
,.; j. ". KNOBLOCH.
Subject to the action of the Democrat
lc Con .ervative Party.
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A source Of Much Bodily Evil

If the habit OF body becomes irregular
much eAil is inflicted on the system. The
Stomach becomes d%yspeptic. bilious sylnp-
tons develop themselves, the circulation is
contaminated, and the nerves share in the
general disorder. 1t is of the utmost impor
lance that the bowels should be thoroughly
aud speedily regulated when thea grow
derelict. The corrective agent best adapt
ed to this purpose is Hostrtter's Stomach
Bitters, ii wholesome, non gripping vegeta-
bic laxative, worth all the rasping cathar
tics invented since the time of Paracelsus.
People who nave been i'll the habit of using
blue pill, calomel, and other drugs and
cheap nostrums for constipation. should
abandon such lurtful and useless medicines,
and substitute for them this pleasant and
gentle aperient. naturally, but alsn strength
ems while it regulates the bowels. stomach
and liver. 1t moreover cures and prevents
intermittent and remittent fevers. govt,
rheumatism, debility and urinary troubles
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Chew JACKsON's BEST Sweet
Navy'Iobacco.

QUERY: ''Why wi men smoke
common tobacco, when they II
buy Narhnrg Bros. '.Seat of North
Cafohno,' at the same priceT
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To Bal. on hand 467 O4 --
" WOrkmen's acct. 81 n5
Respectfully Submitted,
lSigned) JOS. T. THIBODEAUX,
Treasurer.
August 5th. 1879.
The following claims approved oy the
finance cOmmitte were presented and on
motion duly seconded an appropriation of
Four hundred and four and I9IlOO Dollars
was made to pay the same by the following
vote.
Yeas; Ragan. Albert, Arena, Blanchard
and Tabor.
Nays: None.
VALERIE Roger l02 Bills. shells d lOc. 10 20
anioodanx Saw Mill. Lumber Us IL
iheopnlie IhlDodaux, %coltors fees Is -
= Constable fees 3 Oh
L.. A. Webre, Jailors fees 90
J. Auslet, special constable ) DAYS 4 50
;: L: DeInaLde : = % days 2 %
NJ. Bernard day IS
Salaries of Officers for quarter end
this day.
50 90
10 IS
81 Is
100 90
I flnter 81 80 .
4Oi ~
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Notice to Applicants.
Office Board of School Directors,
Parish of Lafourche.

IflbOdauX, La, July 10Th, 1879.
All applicauts'for situations us Teachers
in the Public Schools of this Parish, are no
tilicd t. send II written applicable to the
undrrsicn nel designating what particular
school is desired. il any. Due notice will
be given > uil applicant when and where to
appear before the Board of Examiners.
=. I. GRISAHORE, Secretary.
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1T the Merchants and bust
hess men of New Orleans have
the >punk of n ten year old ,oy
they will give Galveston the cold
shoulder in the future.
\ road will be open into Texas
shortly by Mo:gan'S Rail road
that Galveston will have no con.
troll over.
The QuaraAtine held and main
fatnr.i against New Ofl.ans l,y
GalveSton en- b. en.eudprrd Nv
nothing but enNy and spite and
Is totally unworthy of Il high
mlnoe'i, dignihed people.
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Ge"rgians chew BLACK DRAUGHT in
stead of tobacco.
For sale by Jos. +. T%hibodeaux.
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A man tfi"d OF liver complaint! One
dollars worth of BLACK DREUGHT would
have saved II \ life.
-Fos sale by DOS. +. IniIo,leauN.
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See new advertisements i'm
t,.tts& issue.
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Official.
Proceedings Of Town
Council.
TOWN HALL,

TOWN HALL.
Tuesday, August 5tl . 1879.
The Town Council OF the Town of TilibO.
danx met IN regular session this day,
at 8 o'clock p. Nj.
Present: W. G. Raglan Mayor. and j..
=. blanchard, L. Albert, andH. W. Tabor,
e. Azelna,
Absent Jos. A. TroDe and l.. Kee1e Trus-
tees.
The minutes of the previous regular and
special sessions were read and approved as
recorded.
The following Collectors Report was
presented and accepted.
Collectors Report.
From July LIST. 1879, to August 18th 1870
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QrEkT-Nliy will people sutlrr with
'inli-c tl"n when BlAcKDRRUGnT would
cure tl,ein I t..tts "a;
For >aichy JOS, T, Thibo.lea X,
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L1dlrs get permanent relief by using
BLACK DRAUGMT
For @alc by Jos. +. Tllibodcanx.
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obtained for new inventions. or fo-
ments i'll old ones. Caveats, Trad. xHroy
and all patent business promptly att %sr
to. "Souud
Inventions that have
rejected may still, IN most cases ~
ented by us. Being opposite the n 8 =
en- Office, and engaged in Pnrent s,rra
mess Exclusively, we can .s..
patents in less time than those who ,o0ut
mote from Washington and who mn".
pend upon the mails in all t,ansaa. =
with the Patent Office.
when inventors send model or ska,,,,
make search III the Patent Office anJ" d.. "
as to its natentabrlity free of charue c"s.s
ponden'e confidential, prices low and 1 -
charge unless patent Is, os'J
tanned. OBJ
We refer to Hon Postmaster Ge,.r,, NJ
NJ. kEf, Rev. +. -. POWER. to official. -
th"|I. =. Patent Office, and psprc;,Ilr ,,n
our clients IN every State of tie Union ,n'I
Il Canada. For special references. tar "as
advice. &c, Address t''Asl
T.: A. SNOW & CO..
Opposite Patent Office, Washington n ~
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WILLIAMSON Monday, August IS. at
twenty minutes past 6P. NJ. after Il long
and painful illness, MISS T.. AMELIA Will
LIAMS. youngest daughter of A. V. Will
liams and G.. A. Gaudet-
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-Sre Baum Wonderful new
advertisements 90 "H> hrs. page.