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Costiveness ana pains cured.

Jacksonville, 4 Sigg Co., Ga, Feb. 8, 1879.
Dear Sir IL have been lfl,ctod for many
years with pains in my Back and BIde, and O
severe Cough. I tried your Indian Blood
Syrup, and by taking ono bottle I was entirely
cured. ] wouid therefore recommend 1t to al
who may DO like afl oted. LA Wimberly.
1t is A Good Medicine for All Diseases.
8a Luthersrfile, Merriwether Co., Ga.
Dear sir Il have used your medicine for
some time for Sick Headache and all General
Diseases, and find 1t good for oil, As far asL
have tried II. l think II q good medicine and
would recommend II TO oil who are in any way
afflicted. JJ. York.
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To Grow Fine Mhsnt.

A heavy crop Of clover, upon which is
applied in early fall from two to three
hundred pounds Of plaster, and as much
more the following April or May, and
the same summer treated to eight or ten
bushels Of lime before breaking up, is
perhaps the best preparatory process to
insure three or four successive crops Of
wheat, especially II the reed wheat be
saturated with brine and an additional
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IA The wife OF o lawyer who lives in
M~ontclair, N. J., and is said to be gift
ed with the power Of second sight,
tried it On a young lawyer who was
paying attentions to the maidenso of the
village. Complying with bis request
that she should tell his fortune, she
said: sisYou are a married man l see
before me o young woman with light
brown hair, lifting pleading hands for
you to return. She is praying for you.
to fulhll your duty as a lawfully we'd
ded husband, and Ia waiting a~nxiously
to hear from you. Go back TO her. The
young lawyer vanished from Montclair.
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II is a malicious woman who will sIyly
put four or five long hairs on the shoul-
der Of a mans coat just to make his wife
Jealous and uuLappy. -fD fct q
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Correcting Misapprehen.
SiOnS.

The pains which The Sun took
on sunday to contradict a preva-
lent scandal about Mi. hoscoe
Conkling-at one time anxious
for the kidnapping and unjust
punishment of its editOr-ls a
specimen of fairness in journalism
OF which we admit we are some.
what proud.
We are at all times ready to do
the a,npIest Justice to our oppo-
nents. The other day we advis'
ed that the murderer OF Mrs.
Hull should confess. LO, did he
not confess
Now it Mr.. Hayes would own
up that he never was elected
President, We would cheertully
print such a frank aud creditable
admission.
Let Grant Say he will not run
for a third term we will spread
it to the four winds.
We stand ready generally tC
award b NEST penitents of the OF
position to the extent of IL abiI
ity.-N. Y. Sun.
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Fair Play.

1t is natural for people to brag
ds individuals. to boast as com.
mum les, TO blow their whistles
as races, aud SO forth. An ex
ample of this is to he found in a
speech made in the Constitutional
Convention by M. e, Bobe on
June 29th, last.
He prelcuds to give a table
showing the OBSTINATE value of
colored labor for the years 1877
49,"
He claims that the value of the
natural production of the South
ern states in that harvest was
S235,29S, 936, 90, and of this he
credits colore d labor with five.
Fights so far as cotton and tobac
CO are concerned. Perhaps the
negro race may cultivate five.
eights of those two products.
But when he credits the cult
walton of the sugar and rice Ell
tirely> to the labor Of that race.
he either supposeS that his hear
ers we've fools; or else he was frs,
cousin to one himself. The rice
crop is made almost exclusively
bv white labor. LII Lafourche
there is not one lahorer in ten il
the rice fields who il colored.
A large amount of white labor
is also employed,in the cultivation
of sugar, and the mandatory o
the same into sugar and molasses
MI. Bobe'S deductions will no
answer at all.
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Black DrauSht is recommended
by forty wears of successful trial.
For sale by Jos. I. ThibOdaux.

CONGRESS HAS ADJOURNED
The Democratic Party, spite Of
all the opposition that spite, pre-
judice and Hate could conjurc up,
has succeeded in doing much good
1t has repealed the Infamous
Jurors TeSC Oath. which preven-
ted decent men in the South from
serving on IA jury. 1t has put !:
check 10 military interference in
elections, it has repealed the du-
ty on Quinihe which will reduce
the price of that article about 80
per cent, it has obtained the APP
pointment of committees to take
hold of the improvement of the
Mississippi river, it has re united
sOlidly the Democratic Party,
and stopped the mouth of buster
ing, brOwbeating buildozing Seua
tors of Maine aud New York
Blaine and Conklims.
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The
Across the Continent 10Th a rheel-
barTOW-On to PutagOniA-
The Uncle Sam

"If I have good luck III wheel
her down Broadway to Castle
Garden, where | once landed by
noon on the fourth of july" said
l.. p. Federmeyer, as he passed
through Indianapolis a few weeks
ago. But he won't make it. The
Altoona Tribune chrOnicled his
arrival in that city on Wednes-
day, and push as hard as he may,
he will not reach New York aud
the end of his journey before July
IL. Federmeyer is a short, slim,
wiry Frenchman. Last fall he
entered Il contest with Lyman
Potter, the verltable lunatic who
pushed a wheelbarrow from New
York to San Francisco during
the Clarkson Potter committee
investigation to recross tue CONT
nent with the same vehicle, for a
wager of $500. Both men start.
ell on the Sth Of December, trav~
cling BY way Of San Jose, Placer
vile. Reno, Ogden, Cheyenne,
Denver, Kansas City st. Louis,
Cincinnati and P%ittsbnrg. the
objective point beng New Iu'k.
The terms Of the wager require
that both men shall trundle a 124
pound wheelbarrOw and paddle
themselves across all streams and
rivers in small boats. Federmey-
er took the lead from the start.
He experienced great difficulty in
crossing the Rocky Mountains,
but met with no mlshaps until he
had reached Sheridan, Kansas.
There lie fell off 4 railroad bridge
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Important Notice.

TNhe Policy Holders of the LOUISIANA
i EQUITABLE LIFE Insurance Co. of
New Orleans will please take notice that
l.. A. COLOMB of Donaldson vile is now
acting as Solicitor and will make rollec-
tons for this company i'll the Lafourche
district.
We call the attention of those desiring
LIFE Insurance and the SECURITY offered
under The STATE REGISTRATION LAW to
Our YEARLY RENEWABLE PLAN, giving
low rates of premium and u guarantee of
full protection. For particulars apply to
AND. PATTON,
Or to Secretary.
l.. A. COLOMB, Agent, Donaldsonville. La,
New Orleans, July 5, 1879. 6-m.
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mistakes As jnrors than as vo'
ters." In this, that paper is cor.
rect. and God grant that the COL
ored jurors may never infict such
injuries upon us as colored voters
have.
But when an ignorant jury
hangs ali innocent man through
their want OF ability to render Il
just decision, even if the State
does not suffer materially, the
unfortunate victim would have
cause to complain and protest.
The LouisiaNiam contends that
that it coiored jurors will commit
blunders they will improve rs
they become accustomed to the
exercise of the right etc.
But in the meantime what is to
become of wrongs committed up
Oh litigants by these ignorant jn-
ries :
Such special pleadings will mot
stand the test of argument for a
moment. There is now on our
statutes a clause which forbidS
a man to sit on Il jury who can
not UNDER tand English.
He may BE- a native of the
State, he may be a man of prop
erty, Identified with the prosperi
ty of the country, an accomplish
ed scholar, Il dignifed, respectful
ble and honorable citizen, yet ht
must stand aside when juries arr
formed.
No, let us do away with igno
rant incapable j%urieS, and com
pose them OF men who are endov
ell with Il capacity to, discern be
tween right and wrong. to exam
inc into the inertia Of a suit witt
out prejudice OF partially, t.
weigh carefully the evidence o.
f either side, and to form a judg
, ment that will possess some 4
| the merits OF fairness and jnstice
, Let that jury be composed G
+, white or colored men, provide
t they possess the requisite qualif
cations. The right to sit on
jury is not denied, bnt the rigl
is one thing whilst the ability an
D jtness to do so is quite another
Nothing i'll the world equals HBlac]
1II'ia llsilI in female diseases.
For sale by Jos. I. Thibodaux.
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The True Way to Invigorat e.

nAC rue w ny " VAGSVA &c.
The true way to invigorate a feeble sys-
tenn is to infuse activity into the operations
of the stomach, that wondrous alembic in
which the food is transmitted into the con
stituents of blood, the chief element Of our
vitality. Hostetter's Stomach Bit ers. be-
cause it accomplishes this end, is greatly
to be preferred to many SO called tones,
useful indeed as appetizers, but inopera-
tive as aids to digestion and assimilatian.
This sterling cordial. while it invigorates
the stomach, beautifully stimulates the
liver, bowels, and kidneys, ensuring the es-
cape through the regular channels Of ef-
fete and useless matter thrown OF by the
svstrm, which is thus purified as well as
invigorated by it. Its tonic influence ls
soon made manifest b, an increase of vital
energy aud a more active and regular dis
charge of every physical function, and it
has the further effect of rendering the sys-
TEN unassailabIe by malarial epidemirs.
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THE CONyENTlON.-I This body
is progressing rapidly into the
alogdayS. Maxim: haste slowly
is one OF the duties it attends to
promptly. Such work ~ has
beeu accomplished So far is
thought to be very good and will
epablc the State to leyi>late
souudly and properly in the tu.
ture,
But it seems that the debt
question is about to be Ieopened
aud the "dosS of war" again turn
ed lOOse, but in this warfare the
ouly bullets nst.l will be compos
ed Of gas.
Should this be true. the good
work that the Convention has
done may be lost. The plan pre-
posed by the Convention would
have been satisfactory, but if the
question is to hn reopeued, no one
can tell what the end may be.
If better arrangements can be
made 50 mnch the better, bit
there is not much likelihood Ot
that without going too far. Start
d stone down bill. if will be ,litti-
cult t0 arrest its course at the
hall way point. 1T Is ~ he hoped
that the work ut the Convention
may be shortly accomplished.
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In Trenton, New Jersey. the
fireworks we're splendid on the
fourth of July: They went way
mp aud tLen game down again.
The Presbyterians are now ra,s.
Ing money to rebuild their church
which WAS u fiue building Oh that
morning,
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SUCCESSION OF ANNIE LYALI. M
CEASED WIFE OF BERNARD Pr
NOUILH NO. IN22 PROBATES

State eff Louisiana, Parish Court. pa,;.h
~ of Observation-Disclosures Marcelin En-
rest administrator of said Successinp ba.
this dav rendered a Provisional acc,."".
OF his Administration and praying the h"s'
%mologation of the same. "o
Now, therefore, the parties interested ;
hereby warned and notified to produce ~
this office, within ten days following ,hs
publication OF the present notice, such uh'
Jections as they may have against the hn.
same shall he approved and homoloc.,.."n1a
according to law.
GU Witness my hand and the IN,
Ills. press of the seal of my Office M.
(~~)5th. day OF July 1879. S
j. w. KNOBLOCH.
Clerk of Cont
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Card OfThanks.

A. NJ. E. Church.
Thibodaux. La. July. o, 1879
The most sincere thaDk of the cOngre.a-
ton and Pastor of this Church are hereby
rendered tn all who contributed to the ell
t%ertainment given for the benefit of its
Sunday School, on the 4th and 5th inst.
and particularly to
Mrs. Williams. Burton, Keller. Meyers,
and Capt. l.. A. Webrc, K. X. Mcbride, and
Major 5. r. GrisamOre.
j. H. HARPER.
Pastor in charge.
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SUCCESSION or CELEsT,y yo1,vo

SUCCESSION OF CELESTIN YOTrNc
NO. lO44 PROBATES
9 tate of Louisiana, Parish Court. pa;.,
- of Observation-Disclosures Mrs Hassal
Anderson has this day made application ~
he appointed administrators Of said Succss
sion.
Now therefore all persons are hereh,
warned and notified to file their obiectioo.
if any they have with the Clerk Of s.;s
Court, at his office in the Town of Thu
daux. within ten days after the first pubF.
cation hereof. otherwise the said appiicaat
will in hue course of Law appointed Adm;..
istratrix of said Succession.
(~ Witness my hand and the imprp,.
Ills. of the seal of my office, this jth
(~)dav Of July A. ID. 1879.
j. w. KNOBLOCH.
Clerk of Court.
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The regular annual camp
meeting at Biloxi, Miss, will
commepce on July, 10th. One
ticket Oh the Morgan road aud
Que on the Mobile road both cost
ing from Tbib0daux five dollars
aud seventy five gents, return pas
sage free.
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Persons having fine clothes
and wish to preserve them, should
not tail to cal on ). Baum corner
Maj et and st. Louis Streets to
purchase their ulsters.
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Notice.

THE LOUISIANA ICE MANUFACTU.
ring Company, is nov prepared to sup
ply country consumers with either manu-
featured or natural ice ut the rate OF Is cts
per 100 lbs. packed aid delivered on boa I'd
of steamboats, or rail road cars.
New Orleans, lst. March 1879.
w. A. BILLAUD.
3mt-29m lS19.P. Secretary.
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$500 ; !; =: !: E; !; : :: !: :: ! !: !: +: !; +; +: :: !: :; :: !; : !:

amount stated above. No one can fail to
make money fast. ANY one can do the
work. You can make from so cts. to % an
hour by devoting your evenings and spare
time to the business. Nothing like it for
making money ever offered before. Bust
ness pleasant and strictly honorable. Rea-
der, if you wan to know all about the
best paying business before the public,
send us your address and we will send you
full particulars and private terms free;
samples worth s. also free; you can then
make up yonr mind for yourself. Address
GEORGE STINSON & CO.. Portland,
Maine.
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SPECIAL NOTIcE.-The pub
fisher Of the st. Landry Democrat
priuts the following notice in that
paper:
After the nth day of January
1879, all advertisements inserted
in the st. Landry Democrat, will
have to he paid tor ia cash at the
time of insertion.
The Nat&hitoeheS Vndicator
keeps the following notice stand
ing at the head Of It's columns:
No judicial advertisement will
be inserted in this paper hereafter
Mnless the Attorney becomes sc
curity for the advertising bill,
Which must be paid on first inser
tioa, OF they will be discontinued
Other papers throughout the
State have adopted iii ilar rules
Owing to the difficulty and il
some cases the impracticabiIity o
collecting our dues, We find our
selves compelled to do likewise
and hereby give notice that al
judicial advertisements inserted
in the SENT.NEL must be pai(
for at the time of Insertion, o
satisfactory security given TO
their payment when the service i
perfOrmpd.
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QUERY ''Why viii mep smoke
common tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros. '&eaI of North
CarVAna,' At the same PRICE,
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July, 4th, 1879.

July, 4th, 1879.
Editor Sentinel:-Bibi LOmbas,
the parish renowned snake doc>
tor aud charmer, with whom
many of your subscribers are &C.
%quainted, died a most horrible
death this morning from the bite
Of a rattlesnake, inflicted Sunday. |
June, 20. His old father was
bitten at the same time. but hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
1t appears that Bib captured
the reptile some three or four
weeks since, aud after extracting
it's fangs, as he thought, placed
it in an empty barrel for future
purposes. A friend passing in
a buggy stopped at his abode,
some three miles below here, and
requested Bib to 60 to the woods
ard cut him Il pole, offering as
All inducement as bottle of cred
eye" Now if Bib did have a
weakness, it was "cOrn in Il liquid
FORM" and complying will, the
request, secured the pole and pro-
ceeded to make himself happy.
Telling his friend that be would
like to amuse him a little. he
went to the barrel and taking
out the hideous monster. began
' to caress it as atfectionately as
if 1t was a kitten. This so en-
: ragged the snake that. throwing
back it's head and sounding its
rattle, it ''let drive" at Bib strik'
ing him on the arm near the
shoulder. Bib Immediately cried
: out that he was bitten. His ia
: ther laughing incredulously, re
spOnded that he was mistaken as
y the snake was fangless, and pick
ing up the snake, YVES bitten il
) turn. 1t was Immediately killed
and examination showed that on,
= fang still remained, which ha(
caused the death wound of Bib
u ALI the available remedies wer'
brought into requiSition but al
d to 10 purpose. tor after six day
It of awful suffering, he died, horri
u bly, diStigured.
He leaves a wife and seven O
. eight children.
Sometime previous to his dealt
he was heard to remark that j
he should happen to be bitter
while intoxicated, it would surel,
g cost him his life.
IS Eugenia Plantation. Raceland Lii,
\ If there be any drlusion NOR
" thoroughly extinguishcd tina
d that ofan incapability of CROWN
ID fine fruit in this section of tn
State, we have to learn what
may be.
Di Mrs. Adams sent us the othe
= day three clingstone peache
which together weighed about 2
ounces. They measured betwee
u" 8 and 9 inches in circumference
- and were of excellent f1avol
sound, plump and firm. Peache
t. generally are fine this seasol
~ and the fig crop is abundant.
Grapes are ripening and so IA
rs our information extends, thu
fruit is very good.
IN All the delegates from tn:
,e, parish voted t, remove the Cap
ar tai to Baton Rouge.
The Manifestations
&C
lv dorooo Tho Oont;nony ,,;fb N .rboo
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WOOD! WOOD!!

TINE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
l. constantly on hand near the Thibo-
daux Saw Mill. Ash dry fire wood. which
he will sell at $500 per cord, or he will on
short notice deliver one half a cord at resi-
dence for $2.75.
G.. ARENA.
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One dollars worth of Black
lIrauXlat. will saye fifty dollars in doc
tor bills.
For sale by Jos. 7. ThibodaAx.
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Buy Halls Plow from s. T.
Grisamore corner st. Philip and
Market streets.
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All the delegates from this
parish voted t, remove the CAPT.
tai to Baton Rouge.
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BLACK Drssusht makes chills and
fever impossible.
For sale by JOS. L. fhihOdaux.
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See Baum's wonderful new
advertisement on our first page.
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Forty years trial has proved Black
DrnV.ha, lls best liver medicine in
the w"ri,i.
For sale by jos. L. Thibodaux.
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Cholera and yellow fever are prevented
iy using Black DraAuEht.
For sale by JOS, /. Thibouau4,
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Chew JACEsUN's BEST Sweet
Navy TObaEGo.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
OPIUM AND MORPHINE habit

Surely, Perfectly and Permanently cufee
Perfectly painless. No loss OF sleep Z
interruption of regular daily business. =
desire tor Opium or Morphine ceases ffe
hrst dose of AntidOte. Rates low. Highs
OF testimonials given. Corresponds,
strictly private. Address DRS. STOVAl
AND BlFENS, Vienna, Georgia.
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See ADVERT emeut of Azem.,
and MUlals0D in another column.
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The LARGEST INFANT ON RE-
CORD.-The largest infant al a
birth Of which there is any au-
thenticated record was born in
Ohio. The new born boy was
twenty-three and three-Quarter
pounds in weight 1.-THE ordinary
weight being about six pounds
aud thirty inches liz height (the
ordinary height being about TWEEN
ty inches). The circumference
OF the head was nineteen inches
and the foot was five and a halt
inches in length. Six years age
the same woman became the moth
er of ii child eighteen pounds in
weight and twenty, tour--inclles in
height. The size and weight OF
the babe, though extraordinary
are proportionate to the size o
the parents. The mother, MIS-
NJ. V. Bates, of Nova Scotia, is
seven feet and nine inches high
and the father, a Kentuckian, il
seven feet seven inches high.
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The horrors of war are nothing
to the horrors of neuralgia. I'm
mediate relief may be had by
bathing the head with Johnson's
Anodyne Imminent, aud snutflng
it up the nostriIs.
Parsons Pwrgatiue Pills are a
priceless boon to the people OF the
South and Southwest. They ef>
%fectuaIly prevent fever aud ague
and all malarious diseases, and
cost only rs cents a box.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-07-12

Nothing in the world equals Black
1ll'sA llShI in female diseases.
FOR sale by Jos. T. Thibodaux.