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Our personal appearance is Il
anatter in which our friends and
acquaintance have II right to IA
choice whether We shall intlict
Mpon them an exterior uncared
for and unattractive, y counter
ance niarrea by IL neglected griz
Zled beard, OF crown guiltless
nf covering, halt covered, or that
A:lied with white hairs, or whether
I'VE shall III Difference to our tel
lows, pay due regard to our own
persons, and make them preSenta
bic aud acceptable in society.
There are lmany helps for those
who desire to do this, and there
are none among them more &C
1eptable than nalFs Hair Renew
aud Bnckingham's Dye for the
MniSkers. Both these prelara
tiouS are kept for sale at all our
drug stores, AMI it any of our
friruds Are looking a little the
worse for wear, We advise them
IT, make Il note OF it.-AOrh STIR,
Dancith, Vt.
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himself and satisfaction to the
people.
Mr.. Jumel, who was re-nOmina
ted without opposition for the
place of Auditor of Public Ac-
counts, is the present incumbent,
a native of lower Louisiana. and
well and t%avorably known through
out the State.
j. Z. Egau, who runs for Attor
ney General, is ALI able lawyer of
north Louisiana, a man of integ-
rity and talent, who has proven
himself IL true friend of the PEG
pie through the troubles of the
last 20 Years.
Mr.. Fay, the nominee for Su-
perintendent of Public Education,
is well qGaDilied for the position,
and no doubt will fill all the re-
quirements requisite in SO impor
tant al Office.
With such standard bearers,
and it is doubtful if Il better tick
ct, taken all through, has been
presented to the voters of this
State 10y any previous convention,
there is but one thing to do, and
that is to arouse ourselves and
roll up a majority of 10000 III
December next, which can be
easily done if affair vote of the
people OF the State be Lad Oh
election day.
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There ia no pain, 40 matter how
severe nor what the cause, that
cannot he partly or wholly reliev
ed by .Johasom's Anodyne Liniment
used internally aud externally.
II il the most powerful remedy
known to medical meI;.
There is nothing so essential to
health and happiness as pure rich
blood. 1t prevents exhausted vi
tallt!y, premature decline, ne1
rous and physical debility, best
Dies untold other misrries. Par
sons Paryatire Pills purify and
enrich the blood. and will change
the blood IN the entire system in
three months.
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The Directors of Thibouaux
Bridge Company met last Satur-
day, aud after paying ali out
standing debts, declared "a diyi
dend OF one dollar and seventy
five cents per share, or Z per cent
on the capital stock of the COM
pany.
This makes three dollars per
share or II per crat since Janua.
~ |, 1879 with il big bill 70: re
pairs paid
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On last Monday evening a
number of citizens of Thi3odanx
and vicinity, met in Union Hall
and organized a committee, com
posed of MessrS. j. s. Goode,
Theo. Thibcdaux, 2. Hogan. L. f.
Schneider and s. L. Grisamore
for the purpose OF collecting funds
and assisting the unfortunate sut-
~ierer>, at Bayou BGatf, Berwick
and elsewhere where it might be
wanted. The committee have
sent one good nurse and $50 90 to
Bayou BHuif, Hld a like sum to
Berwick.
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1sc-istraeiOm Notice.

I hereby give notice that the registration
Office of the Parish "l Latnurcle. will Ia
opened ut the court louise in the town M
T%iiboduux. ON MONDAY 9th. day of OCT(I
BIER next and there to continue until fnrl
ther notice. Due notice I'll other apnoin,.
ments will be given.
All persons heretofore registered by me
need not register again.
All persons who may have changed their
precinct. since being registered, will please
not fail to give notice, SO the change can
be made in the books in accordance win
aw.
II II. MCBRIDE,
Registrar of Voters. Parish L,fourche
ThibodauX, sept. 9th. 1879.
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Important Notice.

The Foley Holders of the LorIsr.x.
/ EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE Co. ~
New Orleaus will please take notice that
l.. A. COLOMB OF DonaldsoDville il n"w
acting as Solicitor and will make collss,
tons for this company i'll the Lafourche
district.
We cali the attention of those DESIRING
LIFE INSURANCE and the SECURITY off.r.3
under HE STATE REGISTRATION Law ~
OUR YEARLY RENEWABLE PLAN. o;v;n,
low rates OF premium and IL guarantee a.
full protection. FOR particulars apply IN
AND. PATTON,
Or to Secretarv
l.. A. COLOMB, Agent, Donaldsonville. I.
New Orleans, July ), 1879. 6.m
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The ticket for State officers Sc.
lected by the convention at Baton
Rouge, we believe is satisfactory
to the Democratic voters of this
parish. The nomination of Hou.
L. A. Witt for Governor should
meet with universal appreciation
The contest between the friends
Of Mr.. Wilt and friends of Gen.
Ogden was warm, in fact it ap-
preached to bitterness. 1t Is
much to be dep!ored that such d
spirit should have developed in
the ranks of the Democratic par
ty. However much we may have
admired Gen. Ogden for his puri-
ty OF character and other virtues,
we believe that he is lacking adj
ministrative ability. He has uot,
and has not had the opportunity
OF acquiring, that knowledge OF
the character and wants OF our
people, which his successful com
petitor certainly must have.
The convention has done its
duty, and there can be no reason
able doubt but that its action will
be ratified lat the election in De-
cemler next by an overwhelming
majority. -From Lafayette Adoer-
tser.
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Two women are talking ahout
the eligibility of "a certain baciIe,
Tor: IL know he is rich, my dear,
but his age! Ifonly divorce We're
established / would marty hitn-
II he were, say, twenty years
Younger.
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QUERY "Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
bny Marburg Bros. Seal of North
Car0liMa,' at the same price e.
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Travelling ian the Air.

per hour. Beneath him he sees
the drays and coaches and horse
cars plodding along vainly striv-
ing to keep pace. But he is
not i'll a balloon f; he is pleasantly
seated i'll a nice car, riding on an
elevated railroad. These roads
are II of the wonders of this
age and generation, and illustra
tive of the vim and go aheada-
tiveness OF the people who dwell
i'll that wonderful city.
These elevated railroads are
what are known as Rapid Transit,
nothing else will furnish trans
portatlon fast enough for these
people.
Formerly they were erected
right over the side walks, but
now they are being constructed
Immediately over the centre OF
the streets.
The foundation is made of huge
stones about five feet square at
the bottom, reduced to about 3
feet square at the top, and are
about six feet high. Of the
height some four feet go in the
ground, leaving the remainder
above the level of the streets.
These stones are placed Oh either
side Of the street neal the curb
ing. Three bolts of iron some
two inches thick pass through
these Stoues and bolted, hold the
iron posts solne 20 20 80 feet in
height upon the top Of which the
railway is located.
Strong ties Of heavy timber and
iron hold the roadway firm and
solid. The track is laid down Is
an ordinary road, but Oh each
side OF the iroh rail, heavy tim
bers are bolted SO that the
wheels cannot leave the track un
less ttey jump s CT 10 inches
high. Two tracks are laid, one
ON each side of the roadway, 81
, that collisions are impossible
When the roads intersect each
other, one track is elevated en-
> tirely above the other.
These trains pass every five
minutes OF oftenrr. Depots are
only two or three squares apart
A fine Don with elegant stair
ways are at each depot.
: The passenger steps on or of
the same as if walking on a leve)
floor and if he don't step quickly
he will be left.
The fare Is ten cents eXcep,
one hour in the morning and one
hour in the evening, when it is
five cents. This reduction Is
made for the accommodation and
5 benefit of the laboring men, going
to their daily avocations and re
turning.
During the same hours ferry
boats over East River charge one
cent whilst it is two cents the
remainder of the time. These
railroads built up in the air are
certainly one of the greatest im-
provements of this age.
The ordinary street car which
travels under them seems 10 be
standing still when the upper
train is passing. In a few min
ntes the merchant and banker
down town is carried away 5 t.
!. 10 miles to his residence, OF
thence to his place of business.
!. These roadsrun smoothly, make
less noise than ordinary roads
r annoy no one with whistles, bells
. nor smoke. Admirably managed
+ they are a mine of gold to the
owners.
New York is perhaps the .onI,
; city in the world In which the,
: are used, but one is now being
) built in Brooklyn, and one vii
probably shortly be undertaken
in D~hilo1aluhia NouctructoI .,
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1t you want anything for
stove or kitchen list you cdn find
what YOU need at The stove depDt
Of S. 7. Gt1sauiofes
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Editorial Items.

Cholera and yellow fever are prevent
sed by using BLACK DRAUGHT.
For sale by Jos. r. Thibodeaux.
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Forty .years trial has proved BLACK
sDRAuGhT the best liver medicine in the
For sale by JOS. T. T~hibodeaux.
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Nothing in abe world equals BtAcS
DaAuGhI ia female diseases.
For saieby jas. L. T~hihWtcanN.
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TIIIBoDAux. La. October 18th. 1s7

THIHODAUX. La. October 18th. 1879
At q meeting ofthe 9th. SenatorMl Com.
Fmittee helathis day. the following resolu.
hion was adopted.
Resolved, That the 9th. Senatorial Dis
Arict Convention he convened on Thursday
tho both. of October ut l2 o'clock M, in the
Town Of Thibodaux, Parish of L.afom che.
+. A. TETE, President.
II. N. CouLoN. Secretary.
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The platform just adopted at
Baton Rouge is ii carefully cons
tructed piece of political work
manship, aud if the successful
candidates stand fairly upon it
and carry it's requirements out in
spirit as we'll letter the redemp
ton of Louisiana will be speedy
accomplished. Justice to all and
the oppression OF none is the first
great principle of equal and cons
titutional rights recognized while
Il promise to advance til. inter
ests of reform in all departments
OF the State government will, ii
realized, bring about a world of
good. The Endorsement of the
now pending constitution was a
wise and wholesome act, which.
we trust, the voters of the State
will heartily 'atify. For the rest,
the framework of the platform is
taultless.-City Item.
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Chew JACKsON'S BEST Sweet
Navy TOba eco.
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Proceedings
-OF TIE
POLICE JURY.
~THIBODAgX, Oct. 9th. 1879.

THIBODAEX. Oct. 9th. 1917.
The Police Jury. firish of Lafourehc
met this day according to adjournment.
Present. =. G. Alcman. President,
James Moran. VALERIE iuidry, II. Franklin.
Chas. Brown, George Watson. l.. kramer
Chas. Zerangue. Absnt. G. ThibodauX.
The proceedings of aie previous meeting
were read and approved as recorded.
The Treasurer's report to the 9th OF DC
tober, 1879, received AID filed.
On motion of james Moran, and duly
seconded,
Resolved. That tie sum of Two
bred Dollars, now To the credit OF the
Road Fund. and credited to that fund by
Ordinance No. l2S. that the Treasurer Is
hereby ordered to transfer the said amount
to the General Fund, and also the amount
of One Hundred Dolhrs appropriated by IL
resolution adopted Nb,uary 18th, 1879, by
Il vote Of s yeas, and No nays.
The Committee o Claims reported favor
ably ON the following bills. viz:
". Icnur Ma,brnuyh 3 90
Samuel Williams. II 10
- PAGAN 81
Thibodaux Saw Mill o.....-.".----. 81 -
Roth & Fleetwood. III VI
Nelson Robinson. 80 III 81
20 Il
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-Srs' new advertisements III
t. slaS > X sue,
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800 s: : !: :; !: :: !: !: !: !: !: 6: !: !: :: ;: !: :; !; !: !:

amount stated above. No one can fail 10
none fast Any one can do tho
work. Yo, can make from 80 cts. to 81 an
hour by devoting your evenings and spare
time to the BUSINESS. Nothing like it for
making money ever offered before. Busi-
ness pleasant and strictly honorable. kc.-
der, if YOU want to know I'LL about the
best paying business before the public,
send ms your add, ess and we will send Won
full particulars and private terms free:
samples worth s. also free; you<can thxn
make up your mind for yourself. Address
GEORGE STINSON Il Co, Portland,
Maine
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One dollars worth of BLACK DRAUGHT
will save fifty dollars in doctor bills.
For sale by JOS. T. 1h~ibodeaux.
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There are only two candidates
for the Republican nomination,
for Governor that we have heard
of 80 far, to-wlJ- Taylor Beattie,
of Lafourche. and John A Steven
son. Rdmer has il that Beattie
will not take the field against
Wilt and Stevenson does not
care to take the geld at aii-this
we give as we get It. There is
one thing very certain. The Re
publicans, it they do put Il full
ticket in the field for the coming
campaign, must put up an mex
ceptiouaule one from head to bot
tom, if they expect to win. And
without that, they may as we'll
stay at home and thus save the
trouble of voting aud all the excl
tements incidental to a contest
Sugar Planter (Republican.)
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BLACK DRAUGHT is recommended by
forty years Of successful trial.
For sale by Jos. T. ThibodeanX.
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Q771A YEAR and expenses to
agents. Outfit Free. Address
r, o. FIcKE Y, Augusta, Maine
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~ a Month and expenses guaran.
w. teed to Agents. Outfit free.
NiAW 60, Augusta, Maine. 1
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What Do Yol Over

At the close of our second year wr find a
few drlinquents on our looks. PARTIES
who have received read AID enjoyed the
GUAgpIAS and have, a. we charitLbly pre-
su,ne, forgo,i,s to pay for It.
Dear friends don't do sn-aHy more; pi,
up or we will stop ynur paper aud have
our money bcsidrs Our delinquent li-t j.
small, We are happy to know, Int snail aS
il is IL represents come mou"y that We
must have.
Now i, good time to settle just as thu
new volume begins. Come tn So" ~ and
let's balance accounts. Settle fairly, chrr-
ish no grndges and so be- happy Us any one
can on this subluuary sphere.
II is said that mex: Ia paying the preach
er for his brain work III" debt that gives
one most pleasure TO pay ia that due the
paper for subscriptions.
Dear friends the revival season soon be
gins May We not advise that you prrrar,
yourselves for repentance by settling viii
the printer. Thus with iigh'"nrd hearts
and consci-nces almost clear you ui1y ~
up to the House of God and AK TO he par
donrd for other sins.
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Laws and Regulations.

l. Subscrib-r> who dn not give express
notice To the contrary are considered wish
ing to continue their subscriptions.
z. II subscribers order tho discontinu-
aucc Of their periodicals., the publisher
may continue To- send them until all ar
rcarages arr paid.
;. II subscribers neglect or refuse to TAX"
their periodicals from the office 10 which
they are directed. they are held rrspun-i-
blo uutil they have ~rtllrd thtir bills. aid
ordered them discontinued.
1. If subscribers move to another place
without inturmin. the Publisher. and the
papers are srut Ia the former direction,
they are held responsible.
5. The cnurt- have decided that 'rrfn-.
ing to take the periodicals. frnm the office,
or removing aud leaving thu nncallr'l
for, is prilna ficir evidence of iutrntiniidI
fraud
g. Any person who rrrriV-s 4 nrN spAU"i
and makes use at u. whether h" has order
ed il or not, he is held in law TO he II sub
scribrr.
7. II subscribers pay in advance, the!
are bound To give notice Ia the rnh!i-hr
at the end Of their time, II they do no
wish to continue taking IL; otherwise th'
publisher il authorized Ia continnc send
ing il on, and the Subscribers viii he r.
sponsibl- until an express notice, viii
payment OF all arrears Is sent To the pub
lshrr.
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Successor sale.

Sarc, ,>inu Of !. !. u,luau, Deceased.
Parish Court, Pm h ct Webster. Ia.
DY >iiiu,.,f = ,'I ti>.'"u # -".., nut
ID nntiu. FROM iL.. tn I4I'-h tot,i %
Webster ll,ri,h. aid =, ur. d.r.,',d 600 'i"
I.ih da> 1T lul,, \. !. -. vii ~ 1t
the C,uIi-!.uu-, dr"t. a. 'l. ir"a'i M'"-
den. Webster raiI-h ir.. GOA
Saturday, Septcmb,rs0lh, 4. d. 1879,
Lrrw,rii l,.al hours, ;s Telegraph Line.
known ~ the Manner ari Aiu,!ru li"f, Z"
.,inrr with all tie Isu'tnI-, Nn's,
Biarn..i-, Batteries. a.
T,im> at sale ,a,h, 'i;h thr h,n'it "t
arprai>' m'it
Said property sold ~ NY del lis at ~aid
>u,r, sim ~ yea ial.l.aip,"w oii tie ~ the
CT, rk'> ufli,c "i this zach.
". ]. COLLINS.
Sheriff sc Wr..trr pati.h. IL
Julyl2. Ais. rt fr SD As
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POST OFFICE.
Arrivals arl Departures OF Mails.
(Schctlulr iIur.)

The Western mail arrives daily, at It
=. m. departs East at - y. IN, and arrives
at Muuior at : next day.
The Eastern mail arrives daily, at let
u. III -drlaIt- West at II y. M, and ni-
iivcs at Shreveport 1T II neat day.
Hope Nail:
Departs nj q ~ on Monday. Wednesday
Iud Friday --ariiv-- ut q y IN Tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday.
Fdrm0riHe Nail:
Arrives Tuesday aud Friday, at II IN
Departs " at p nj
NJ Lebanon Mail:
Arrives Saturday, at y IN
Departs, at p nj
Gordon Mail:
Arrives Saturday, at IL m
Departs Mt m
SpedrsriHe Nail:
Arrives Saturday, at IL m
Departs Wednesday. at IL IN
Mails close half an hour before depsr-
tur,.
Money Orler hours from = 4. ". to 4 P. N.
Post Oiiicc uprl only one honr un Sun
day. after arrival of mnrui..g aud evening
mails.
Parties calling for advertised letters will
say "advcrtis,d.'
d. ". HARRIS, =. VI
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Cash Receipts.

We will continue to publish under this
heading the names Of those who each
week pay up their subscriptions. This list
Is intended ~ a memorandum for thu pro-
lection Of subscribers against possible
errors in our books:
J Fortsnn. 81 90 T J Fortson, s. 90
wv Nicholson. : 90 John Drasu, N
TAYLOR 4 Payne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. d ~
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NEAT MARKET.

7 WILL supply the poop, Of Homer WIN
| frrsh IN, al from aud ana this date. or
thu prr,rnt ! viii CONF town tl't'r ii'n'
- w4k-Tuesday, TLursla! and Saiur-
day Morning. aud OiteIsr " hen the hits
inrss will justify.
Prrons having stock-rattlc. SHEEP "r
hogs To- sell will do well 10 consult me-
Either nv brother nr myslf may lie seen
IN Homer every SATURDAY.
TICS j. KlNITR.
April %. l|79. So'""
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Col J. S. Young and J. II. ChI2rrll viii
address the people in opposition t" ia"
Grreuback patty on Monday NEXT III" 2'rh
inst. at Haynesville, and on Tuesday. the
next day, Mt H,sty's Cross Roads. ANY
person in favor Of the Grcrihark party =
invited to discuss ,ho opposite view OF the
question.
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tisetnent.

One OF the most universally liked b"'i-
mes, houses in New Orleans, IA the who''-
sale Grocery and Drng establishment W
Ell. HART & Co. We publish their e"r''
in the Guardian, aud can conscient'o"''y
recommend the firm rs worthy of full COLI
6deuce.
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6r THE -
SENSATION OF TIE DAY.
Removal an,cprnius Of TANKi.RHLEl
Livery, nle AMI Feel Stable.

T TAKE pleurr in informing ilc public
| that jim purchased the >iihl' lat Is
occupied 10y | ". Freeman. "u tn" -"n'h
side ii thr p,lir ~p.Ilrr. t1d am NOW PR
pared "a FED aud CARE for SiOCk 80
the most lib"I terms.
Handsome alI.i,>, IlacA-, and @tNii's!
Horses for he. Lots. Water, Feed a:'i
extra 4 .ruinutlltinu~ iur DrhNrrS
Nv terms al reasonable. | shall study
10 IDEAS. TIN, who flv'r tn- with th'.I
patronage.
!. q. TANKERSl El.
HOMER. a..iarch l.. l-;". .l:"m
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Impor,:pt TO the Public.
HOMER LnpGlNO. 4s, J. o. 0. T.,

MEETS every N,da, night At n'cl"rh,
vi ~ the Lulg, fail, neat door be i""
Raglnud'> Stable.
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~ Brethren in pod Standing IN other
Lodge are invited attend.
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-20

There is 10 longer ANY Nysttry about ".
Everybody now knows. or should KNOW
that WoSpERrCL EIGHT is ,he greatest
medicine of the age--warrant'd to cure
positively and certainly all Diseases Ills
aud aches that ere mentioned in the aalver-
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