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One Drop OF Ink.

IL don't sec why you won't let me
play with VIII Hunt" pouted Walter
Kirk. 81 know he does not always
mind his mother, and smokes cigars,
and once in a while swears Just lit
tie; but have been brought up bet
ter than that. He won't hurt me,
and should think you would trust me.
Perhaps | can do him some good"
Walter" said his mother, take
this glass of pure, cold water, and put
just one drop of ink into it"
"Oh, mother, who would have
thought one drop would blacken a
glass sol'
"Yes, it has changed the color of
the whole, has it noty 1t is shame
to do that. Just put one drop of clear
water in, and restore its purity" said
Mrs. Kirk.
why, mother, you are laughing at
me. One drop, or a dozen, or fifty
won't do that"
No, my son; and, therefore, can
not allow one drop of Will Hunts
evil nature TO mingle with your care
ful training, many drops of which
will make no impression on him."
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4 Stupid Witness.

The stupidity Of some witnesses. and
the perplexity occa.ioued by the SAYS
/ and Says he are thus illustrated:
In recent trial at Winchester. a
witness failing to make bis version Of
q conversation Ineligible by reason
Of his fondness for "says he" was tax
en in hand by Baron Martin, with the
following result:
"My man, tell US now exactly what
passed"
"Ics, my lord l said | would not
have the pig
And what was his answerf'
"Hc said he had been keeping it for
me, and that he"
NO, no; he could not have said
that; he spoke in the first person
"No, my lord, was the first person
that spoke"
81 mean, don't bring in the third
person repeat his exact words"
There was no third person, my
lord, only him and me-"
my good fellow, he did not say he
had been keeping the pig; he said I
have been keeping it,
Il assure you, my lord, there was no
mention of your lordship at all. We
are on different stories. There was
no third person there and if anything
had been said about your lordship, I
must have heard it,"
The Baron gave in.
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Scenes al Pixies Peak.

Some curious natural phenomena are
witnessed from the summit of Pixies
Peak. Electric storms are so remark
able there that those who have wit
messed them are eloquent rs to their
splendor Little thunder accompa-
nies them but the whole mountain
seems to be on fire, and the top one
sheet of flame. Electricity comes out
Of every rock and darts here and there
with indescribable radiance. An oh.
server says that it played around him
continuously; shot down his back,
glanced out at his feet, and 50 com.
plctely filled him that he became
charged like Leyden jar. He could
not retain his foothold he bounded
and rebounded from the rocks after
the manner of an india-rubber ball
he felt "a though powerful battery
were throbbing and thrilling through
his frame, and, fearing consequences,
he hurried into the signal station. The
signal officers stationed at the peak
see some wonderful sights, and IL they
had as much imagination and rhetoric
as they have patience and power of
observation, they could furnish some
very vivid descriptions of what they
witness. Several men Of science who
have watched electric storms from the
head Of the mountain think the phe-
nomena the grandest and most impos.
ing, and that they can hardly be sur
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"STOP THE TAP"

Sir wilired Lawson In Niastesnth Century.
Let me conclude by relating what
occurred at meeting in one Of our
northern counties. 1t was species of
temperance meeting, Three excellent
clcrgymen spoke. They harped on
the elastic and indefinite word mod.
Grafton, condemning intemperance, but
setting up Timothy as their model
man, morally and constitutionally /;
lauding and magnifying sobriety, but
commencing the temperate consump.
tion of alcohol. When they had con-
cluded, an elderly farmer rose and
said I've heard that kind of talk for
the last forty years, and can't see
that people are bit more sober now
than when II commenced. It reminds
me of what | once saw take place at
retreat for imbeciles. II Is the Gus
tom there, after the patients have been
in residence for certain time, to put
them TO kind of test 10 see whether
they are fit to leave the asylum Or not.
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A LEARNED clergyman in the State
Of Maine was approached in the fol-
lowing manner by an illiterate preach
er who despised education: "sir, you
have been 10 college, | suppose I"
E" Yes, sir" was the reply. 81 am
thankful" rcjoined the farmer, " that
the Lord has opened my mouth to
preach without any learning" "a
similar event. replied the clergyman,
took place in Balaam's time. but
such things are Of rare occurrence in
the present day"
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In late German story the hero
gives rhapsodical description of I" the
first kiss in these ebullient words !:
Am | really dear to you,. Sophia 7"
I whispered. and pressed my burning
lips TO her rosy mouth. She did not
say yes; she did not say no; but she
returned my kiss, aud my soul was
no longer in my body; 1 touched
the stars; the earth went from under
my feet" All of which is very pretty
and poetic, but very indefinite. What
the practical American reader wants
to know is, If that is the transcendant
German way of saying that he was at
that particular moment lifted by .
paternal oot-toe.--Louisville Courier
Journal.
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They are taken TO trough full of wa
ter, with a small pipe continually run
ming into it and supplying it. They
are given ladle, and told to empty it.
They who have not regained their
senses keep ladling away, while the
water flows in as fast az they ladle il
out; but them Us isn't idiots stop the
tap.'"
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TIE SAHnArn.-We are more an

THE SABBATH.-We are more and
more sure, by experience. that the
reason for the observance of the Sab
bath lies deep in the everlasting ne
ccssitics Of human nature, and that rs
long a. a man is man, the blcssedness
Of keeping il, not rs day of rest
only, but a. a day of spiritual rest,
will never be annulled. We certainly
feel by experience the eternal necessi-
ty of the Sabbath. The soul withers
without it. 1t thrives in proportion
to its observance. The Sabbath was
made for man. God made il for men
in a certain spiritual state, because
they need it. The need, therefore, is
deeply hidden in human nature. He
who can dispense with il must be
holy and spiritual indeed. And he
who, still unholy and unspiritual,
would yet dispense with it, is man
that would iain be wiser than his
Maker.
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passed anywhere. The peak COM
mands view of 100 miles radius, a
wild mountainous region, containing
many lakes, and the sources of four
great rivers-the Platte, Arkansas,
Rio Grande, and Colorado Of Cali
fornia.
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AN exchange says: arthur b.
Mann, local of the Coudersport Jour
nal, recently sold his farm in Potter
county for s7,000,000." Only got
seven millions for his farm, eh 2
Newspaper men seldom have any luck.
We bad n niggardly offer of six
millions for our farm in Bradford
county few years ago, and have
the refusal of eight millions for our
summer palace and grounds at Chest
nut Hill, in Philadelphia county.
Because man Is connected with n
newspaper It is necessarily supposed
that he Is "hard up" for money and
will accept almost any trine for his
property.-Norristo,On Herald.
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THR man who was tossed over the
back of-an irate bull was reported as
not dead, but only gone beef Ger.
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Why Is beefstcak like newly-made
hayI Because the cat'll eat Ii.
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PRoCEs.-Un grand process s'est
decide dernierement devant le
juge Moore, juge de paix du End
Ward. L'objet en- litige etait une
vache, une bonne laltiere qul
await etc payee $4,000 par la par
tie qui n'avait rien a faire dams
la contestation. Mais pendant
l'6pidemie l'animal disparait ct
devient par droit de trouvaille Ia
propriet6 dune DIES parties en-
cause. LIE poursuivant etablit
par des temoignages que c'est sa
propriete ct le juge sdecr6te que
Ia vache lui soft rendue. ApreS
cette decision, ct l'ajournement de
la cour, quelques temoins ont de-
clare que cette vache etait bien
la meme vache que la partie non
interessee await payee $4,000
Quelqu'un qui 81 connait dans la
loi, lui a bien conseill6 de pour
suivre, mais il men a encore rlen
fait, il prefere sans doute So faire
restituer le montant qu'ellea paye
pour son achat.
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AVIS!
AUX PORTEURS DE WARRANTS DE
PAROISSE.

II y assez dargent dams le Tresor pour
payer les vieux Warrants enregistres On
1876. jnsqu'au No. 1893 incIuslve,uent
+. SAMOAN.
Janvier Is. 1879 TresOrier de Paruisse.
Ertrait des minutes de Ia seansc du Jury de-
Police, tenue ie ler Octobse, 1877.
II est resOlu que tous les warrants ou res
CARNATIONS cOntle la paroisse qui nr Sc
raient pas presentes au rres0rier pour 6tre
payes. dams les soixante jours qui suiverOnt.
lavis quill des fonds s,.tfisants dams le
Iresor pour les payer, seront enregistres
de nouveau, ct rargent destine an paie-
nlent des dts Warrants seHs reparti par 10
dit Tresorier au Placement de ceux asi sui
vent, dapres fordre de leur enregistre-
ment.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th. Judicial District Court, Pariah Of La
fourche.
Peet Yale and Bowling, in Liquidation.
VS.. No. 1888.
A. J. Perrin.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SCI
- ure and sale to me directed in the
above entitled and umbered case l have
seized aud will offer for sale at public auc-
tion pursuant to law to the last and high
est bidder ut the Court House in the Town
Of ThibOdaux, on SATURDAY the 9TH
day Of JUNE 1879. between the hours Of II
O'clock "A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. the follow
ing described property tO-wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND OR
town lot, situated in the town of Thibo-
daux, in the Parish of Lafourche being
the North West quarter Of Lot number
Twenty-Five Isl on the plan of said Town
made and executed by James B. Grinage
and deposited in tue office of the Recorder
of the Parish of Lafourche said lot being
bounded on the North by Main street on
the South by IL lot now belonging to w. A..
Ford, Oh the East by the property Of the
Estate of George + lash and OH the West
by st. Philip street and forming the corner
of Main and st. Philip Streets. Together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH ON THE
Spot in United States Treasury Notes.
April 26th. 1879.
l. A.WEBRE,
Sheriff
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En- NIemOire de N ailame B.
fSerSerOll.

DecedGe a la Nouvelle Orleans, Mercreai
matin, 81 Mai 1879, a 2.40, ag6e de 7S ans 9
mois 6.iours, native de Ia Paroissc Lafour
che.
Madame Bergeron etait nee ct mariee
dams notre paroisse, bien qu'elle ait habltee
la Nile Orleans pendant des tongues an
nees.
Aimable ct estimable au plus haut de-
gre, cette dame est regrettee parmi nous
en- dehors de SOS nombreux amis, par sa
belle-fille Madame Viotorine Bergeron. ct
les enfants de cette dame, nOtre jeune ami
Theophile ct sa seur Lydia.
Ayant depuis longtemps passe rage gene
ralement allou6. cette bOnne vieille dame a
enfin franchi espace qui Ia separait dun
repos ct dune beatitude eternelles, qui en-
dnreront dams Peternite.
Fntour6e de ses enfants ct petits, entants
auouels ellie montre le chemins du salut
apras une vie Tongue, utile, ellie s'est etein
te doucement dams les bras de eeux qu-ellt
cherissalt.
En- chretienne, ellie accueilli le messf.
ger divin, depuls lonstemps attendu, ct ell
chretiens sa famille attend la revOir.
En- attendant Madame Bergcron ne sera
pas oubliee par ceux qui Pont aimee, viv
ante. ct qui Sc souviendront de Ia bonnt
vieille grand mere.
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Dams l'atfaire de la loterie de
rEtat de la Louisiana, pendante
deyant la cour de circuit des E.
U. lie juge Billings, hier mstin, a
la son opinion longuement elabo
rec. II soutient que Ie rappel, par
la Legislature, de la charte de la
Lot,erie de rEtat de la Louisiana
ne peut d6truire ou ecourter les
droits acqais, en- s'insurgeant con
tre les doctrines misses en- avant
par toutes les autorites amerl'
Gaines.
LsEtat, a il dit, ne peut recu
Ter devant un contrat passe avec
la compagnie do loterie. La Con
stitution des Etats Unis ne peu'
atre surbordonnee la Leg!sla
+, ture. L'acte No. A de 1879 vic
lait un contrat. La compagnle Z
etc legalement autorisee a vendrt
des billets de loterle. LIE writ dlI
! iouction demande, interdisant aul
autorites de l'Etat ct la police
dsinteryenir dams les afaires d'
la compagnie de lotefie, est aoco
| de ct sera ennis.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court, Parish of Lafourche.
Succession of James M. Wade, No. IO4l
PrObates


Succession of James NJ. Wade, No. lO4l. .
PrObates.
Dursuant to an order and decree of above
Court and in obedience to II commits
sion to me directed, l will offer for sale at
public auction pursuant to law to the last
and highest bidder at the Court House in
the Town Of ThibOdaux on SATURDAY
the 5th. day of JULY 1872 between the
hours of Ii o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P.
NJ. Tho following described property be-
longing to said succession to-wit:
l. The Northern half of certain tract
or parcel Of land situated in this parish,
on the right bauk of the Bayou Lafourche
and at about thirty arpents therefrom on
the Southern side and in the vicinity of the
Town OF lhibodaux containing about two
arpents and half more OR less in superb
cies bounded West by the Bayou Terre-
bonne South by the other half of said tract
of land formerly belonging to Gustave
Hawk, East by a road of l8 feet and North
bv lands formerly belonging to Floristal
Dugas and David Boudreaux together with
all the buildings and improvements there
on.
(See e. B. No. II, p. 6 in the Recorders
otiice.}
Terms of sale cash on the spot in United
States Treasury Notes to pay debts.
May 3lst. 1879.
L. A. WEBRE,
SneriG.
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SUCCESSION OF CELESTIN YOUNG
NO. 1914 PROBATES.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
- Court. Parish of Lafourche. s
Clemence Young widow of said deceased has
this day made application to be named and
appointed Administrator of said Succession
Now, therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their objections
it any they have with the Clerk of said
Court, at his Office in the Town of Thibo
daux, within ten days after the first publ
cation hereof, otherwise the said applican,
will be i'll due course of law appointed
AdministI ator of said Estate, and qualified
as such.
(~~) Witness my hand and the impress
LIS. of the seal Of my office. this 23rd
(-~~~) day Of May A. d. 1879
j. w. KNOBLOCH.
Clerk of said Court
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SINGULAR.-On last Sunday
morning IA dead man was found
near Raceland station in this
parish with his head pierced by
a bullet. The man was a strang-
er who had beed seen in the VII
cinity for two or three days pre-
vious. His death is supposed to
have happened by a casual shot
of a pistol in the hands of some
youngmen who we're passing.along
the levee the night previous, and
who were endeavOring to exhibit
their manhood by firing off pistols
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Avis Public.

Est par les presentes donne mes amis
ct All public en- general queja al cesse ton
tes mes relations avec la LOUISIANA
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY de la Nouvelle Orleans, ayant renOn
ce ma position d'agcnt general de la dite
colnpagnie pour les campagnes depuis lie 9
janvler 1879.
Les detenteurs dc Policies sont par les
presentes notifies que les reglements pour
les primes doivent etre fats par eux au bu
reau de la Compagnie dams la vile de la
Nouvelle Orleans.
JUST COMES.
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]. VERGN0LE.

OJ..--.....Ekue Decatur. 0S
On sc delnande cQsxneMt ON
previeDt une tOule dc lnaladies telles que
les tievres lntei1nittentes, Ia dyspepsia, les
maladies lie poitrine: Phthisis, khumes,
Bronchite, Angiue, Granulat:Ons, Laryng-
ite, Aphonie, AsthMe, Pleuresie. Lymphn->
tisme, Maladies du FOie, de Il. Vessie ct
des Voies Urinalres. des NGvraIgies, pour
lie pansement des plates.
Lon prGvient ct lon guGrit toutes ces
maladies ell faisant usage de
L'EUCALYPTUS BlTT'ERS.
Depuis introduction cn Europe de PEu-
calyptus par z. Raincl, Ut depuis que Fat
tention do monde scutikque etc appe-
lee sur les avantages multlples que Ton
pouvait tirer de cStte remarquable plante
| pour la guerison de diverscs maiadies,
un grand nonibre de praticieus uistin.ues
ont constate ct d6m0utr6 reticacite do
rEucalyptus.
Les prOduits de PEucalyptus,, sont en-
ployes avec grand success depuis plusieurs
annees daLs les h6pitaux de Paris.
lie Bitter liucalyPtus. compose
de In plante de &C noili, est un preveutif
sur contre une foulc ,le maladies.
| Depot general: i L khE L. THOMPSON.
No. 66 RUE TCHOUPlTOULAS N. U.
Justly
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NAUFRAGE.-Les steamer Bldn'
che Porter a passe dimanche der
nier, alIant d la Grande lie. Mar
di dernier, apres avoir quite fem
bouchure du Bayou Lafourche
pour gagner lie golfe, ses hog
chains s'etant rompues, il pris
feu ct dams peu de temps il a etc
brule jusqu'ala ligne de hottaison'
II await Il bord de soixante dix
a soixante quinze individus; de
ce nombre il ny a qu'un jeune
noir qul s'est noye. QUAINT aux
autres lis ont etc pousses sur la
rive. OH lis ont trouv6 des- bat
eaux de pecheurs qui les ont con
duits jusqu'au Cut OF. La plus
part etait nu pieds ct d'autres
avaient pour tous vetements des
sacs a mails. Arrives a la station
Raceland, uu train special est We
nu les prendre ct les conduire a |;
Nouvelle Orleans.
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NysrERE.- Dimanche matln,
Ia cadavre dun blanc inconnu a
6t6 trouv6 pres de la Station
Raceland. On yoyait sur SD leVre
sunarieure une blessure faite par
une bale. On ne peut pas dlre
ssi, ssest suicide ou sill Il etc as
sassin6.
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InforInatiOns Locales.

RE11NIcNs.-Le Conseille de
Vile SO reunira mardi soir, la So
ci6t6 de Renaissance des jeunes
cams ,mercredi ct la sOciet6 de
R;anfaisance ct d'Assistance .Mu-
tnelle de Thibodaux, jeudi.
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SAISONS.

MR.. JOHH BOSIO, PuOPRIETAlRE
pagne, ainsi que le pnhIic en- generale, qWi
a transfere son restaurant du No. l56 de
Ia rue dc Chartres au No. HI de Ia meme
rue, pres DE St-LouIs. IL profile de cette oe-
casion pour remercier le public eft sOilicite
eli meme temps la continuation de son bien
yeIllaut patronage. Ii inforine en- outre sea
amis quill des salons particulars au pre-.
lnier, ct des clainbres meubl6es lOucr D. "a
senlaine on .u mois. Les personnes d. a
yille ct do la campagne y trOuveront tout le
comfort desirable Le restaurant sera Ouy ert
, usaua NUT. 6fGy ISL
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LOST OR STOLEN.

A certain note Of the sum of $i00,A0
signed July 5th, 1876, hy Theodore Verrier
payable in December 1878, to the order of
Joseph Devillard and transferred to Oscar
Devillard,
The public is warned not to negotiate the
said note, as payment of the same has been
stopped.
MRS, OSCAR DEvILLARD.
Thibodaux, La. May oath, 1879.
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I,cENsEs.-Le Collecteur de
Taxes donne avis a toutes les
uersonnes qui ont des licences a
naver. que du ct apres lie 20 JUN,
!. section Z de Facte No. S de
1878, sera mise eu force contre
toas les d6liuquants. Volr Fan
n0nce..
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NELSON TAYLOR,
s LA T + R.

IA prepared to do all work in his line,
either in putting on new roofs or repairing
leaks sc. Worked for 25 years with the
late JOHN LYALL. Any orders addressed
70 him ut Raceland Louisiana. or to ). L
Grisa more Tibodaux Louisiana will meet
With nro,npt attention. a-3l-l
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Attention !!

Office Tax Collector, }
Parish Of Lafourche, :
May Both, 1879.
NOTICE is< hereby given
to all persons OWING IL
cENsEs for 1879, on trades,
professions and occupations,
that from and after
June goth,
Section 7 of Act No. s of
1878 will be enforced
against all delinquents to
satisfy said Licenses.
P. e. LORIO,
o. Tax-CollectOr.
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DEDICACE-Dimanche dernier,
la Grand United Order of Odd fet'
lous, a procede a la dedicace'
dune loge ou temple, sous la de-
nomination de Pride Of Ihibodaua
Lodge No. 1851. La oeremonle
conduite par J. R. Gaudet, assls-
te par NJ. G. Camfeld ct Marsha
7 Sims de la Nouvelle Orleans q
At6 tres imposante. Cette Loge
compte deja trente cinq membres
,:elite des geus de couleur de Ia
Vile ct de la parolsse.
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RccOmpense.

I'm Port-monaie contenant $1,000 ct un
recu de Mr.. s. L. Grisamore "a etc perdu
eutre la Station Terrebonne ct opze miles
en- has de Thibodaux. Une recompense do
$40 90 sera donnee la personnne qui 10
rapportera 4 son proprietaire
3t-p. ZENON CHAUVIN.
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neutrality-suspicious. que
csest jeudi ct vendredi prochaln
que do t avoir lieu, dams la sale
Waverley, le grand Festival don
ne au benefice de lseglise eplsco-
bale st. Johu, par le danes de
cette congregation. Ce festlval
cousistera Ell representations dra>
matiques, concerts, lunch, cola
tion ct dance. Uu train specfal
nartira de Houma le 5 ct le b a o
hcures du soir ct quittera Ihlpe
daux 4 5 heures du matin,
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DIED. at Austin, Texas, May 25th, 1879:
at $3.50 P. M. James Nelson Holden, son OF
Fannie Nelson and B. f. Holden, aged l
year and % days.