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lie docteur l.. de Brem0nt in
dique all Messenger Franco Ameri
cuin un pr6ventif contre liz pi
4iiIe dies mOnstiques. lie sujet
est d'actualit6 pour les Lousla-
nais, ct CONNIE le remede est ia
cile nous le reproduisOas:
"L'huile pssentielle du Mentlla
Pulginm, commandment scOnnue
lei SOUS IL nom anslais de Penny
Royal, joint d seS propri6tes en
meuagOgues ct carminatives, IL
don tout particulier de d6plaire
aux mOustiqaes, qui ont pour son
odeur penetrante l'hOrreur IL plus
prOt0nde.
Gle moyen de sen servir est
bien simple 2 ou 3 gouttes re
lantlues sur l'Oreiller ct autan,
sur la couverture suffisent pour
les tenir elOignes.
:Les Americ.ins, gems 81 pra
tiqmes ell tOutes chooses, ont s0in
lol sqn'ils Won't 4 la l6che dams
dies eniroits qui Ell sont infestes
dt s'en frotter les mains ct la +
cure, ct reviemnent chez eux sans
lne seDle piqnre.
"Vou* voyez que c'est d'antanl
plus faclle, que le remele est a II
pOrt6e de tOutes les bOurSes, e>
81 trouve dams tOutes les pharma
! cies."
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THIBODAUX, IMM, SAMED1 20 SEPTEMBRE 1879

L'illustre Denis Kearney
Went de perflre ell un instant,
aux yeax des gems bien pesants,
III pins grande partie de Festime
qui s'etait acquise Ell prechant Ia
moderation en- pre- ence de l'6
meute menacante, apres la tentA
tive d'assassinat de Charles de
Young sur Ia personne da Rev.
Ka!lOch. Dernierement, dams
TN meeting tenn aux Sand Lots,
Kearney u attaque lie general
Grant dams les termes conRtois
qni lui sont familiers, ct a propo-
sc de le pendre ct de lie brdler Ell
etfigie quand il arriverait a San
Francisco. Cette proposition a
f;lit le bOnheur de Ia fOule u qni
il s'adressait, ct Wis a Wis de la>
quelle il a sans doute cru devoir
Sc faire partlonner son attitude
cOnciliante dams Fatfaire K;llOch.
En- revanche, le gros de la popu
lation est indiene, ct menace tres
serieusement de flire un mauvais
parti a Kearney sill mettait son
projet a execution. Ce nest pas
qu'on soft fanatique du general
Grant a San Francisco d; mails on
tient pour les droits de l'hospital-
ite, ct la Vile l'intentiOn de
faire une reception honorable a
son h6te illustre. Kearney a fait
la un faux pas don't il aura peins
a Sc Ielever.
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-Hyacinthe, le celebre come
dien du Palais Royal, est le prem
ier a rire de l'euormit6 anjourd:
hui legeniaire de son organe ol
factif.
L'autre soir, pendant nn en-
trtacte, Hyacinthe propose a son
camarade LassOuche une part'e
ds6cart6. Ce dernler accepte. On
convient de i'enjeu. la partie CON
mence. Hyaclnthe fort i"hume
du ccrveau, ponctue chacnn dt
ses coups DUN violent renifie
ment.
Lassouche, impatiente, finit pal
lni dire
-Mais, mouche toi done c'es
! gacant a la fin d'entepdre re
fer cOmme celia
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]. VERGN0lE.

Oh. ...1GWe 1Dec0tar. 06
On Sc i1emanlle comment On
pr6vient une fOule de ualadies telles uuo
les fevres Intermittentes Ia dyspepsie, lee
mala,iies de poitrine: phthisie, Rhumes
Bronchite, ADgine, GrauulatiOns, Laryng.
lite, AphOnie, Asthme, Pleuresie. Lymph;,.
tisme, Maladies du Foie, de ~ vessie ct
DIES Votes Urinaires. des Nevralgics, pour
lie pansement DIES plaies.
Lon previent ct ron gu4rit tOutes COS
maadies en- faisant usage de
L'EUCAl.YPvGS BQT~rERS.
Depuis introduction ON Europe de- rEu
calyptns par r. Ralnel, ct depuis que Fat
tention du monde scintifque etc apps
Gle sur les avantages iuultiples que Ion
pOuvait tirer de cstte remarquabie plants
pour Ia guerisOn de diverses nuisdics,
un grand nombre de praticiens aistiugu6s
ont constat6 ct demOntre reficacite d.
rEucalyptus.
Les prOduits de rEucalyptus, sont EN-.
pIoyes avec grand success depuis plusieurs
annees dams les h6pitaux dc Paris.
Le Bitter 3.WcAlyptas, cOmluse
dc In plante dc &C nom, est un preventif
sur cOntre une fOule do nala4lies,
Depot general: BURkE l. THOMPSON.
No. 66 kUE TCHOUPIrUULAS N. ..
ju-Sly
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Mile d., une de nos &C
trices du boulevard, posse,le un
fonds adorable de naiyete.
Un exemple cite par le Charira
ri:
q est a ellie qu'on demandait un
jour:
" a-t-ii des chemins de fer
dams Ia Havane 4?
.-Parbleu repartit la belle en-
FAINT, il y ell Il plusieurs, puisqu'on
parle tonj jOurs des six gares de Ia
Hayane ]
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RAyou.-Depuis quelqueS jours
4. havou monte dun couple de
S.oces : tons les iourS. Nous ne
..;ous nullement etonnes d'avOir,
. Ssci 4 peu de temps, In visite de
s.sIoues bateaux 4 vareur.
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-Parbleu replique en- RANT le
joyeux Hyacintbe, 81 mon neg te
gene autant que tn le 'lis, monche
le toi meme IL est plus pres de toi
que de moi
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M. PrutlhOmme Fils.-Papa,
quest que Ga veut dire les mots
Se Aabla espanol, que je lis sur les
glaccs des nagasins
NJ. PrudhOmme Perc.-Mon a.
mi, celia vent dire que les Es
pagpolS sOnt des hableurs,
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rrcTuRE.-Le Rev. DIR. Geo.
|W BRYANT, dtlivera lundi solr a
|ri bpures une lecture, dams Fegiise
| n NJ r., don't une partie Gle la
s.atte est destinee a venir Ell aide
|.n Rev. J. II. Harper.
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COURSES Comme nous ia
yioas aunOnce dams notre prece
dsat numer0 des courses doivent
ayoir lieu demain, dams l'apres
midi chez Mr.. Rosemond LIE
Blanc. w la popularite que
prend ce genre d'exercices, MIR.
!. Kosemond Leblanc, a prepare
lour ces occasions un stand speci
alelaent reserve aux danes, d'o1
sie pourront vOir, tout Ell etant
comm0dement aSsises ct a l'abri
tia soleiI, les ditferentes pelipe
tifs de ces S0rtes d'amusements,
ao'lt l'attrait ne Sc retrOidit ia
Mais.
S0lREE DANSANTE.-Le bal
sonne hier soir, daus la sale
nsrerley, sous la direction de
Nine Stewart a etc sous tons les
Imports uae so;ree splendiGe. La
vachacha, y etc Acknowledgement
9sec1tee par Melles Il. Z. ct K.
!, =. alnsi que Sailors Hormpipe par
mr. A. p. La Scart Dance, daus6e
@ AelIes NJ. T., l.. T.: &. G., e.
?, ct Mr.. A. r., a etc vivemen1
slPpaudie, tant pour son adnira
oie execution que pour la richesst
y Ia variet6 des costumes. La
sas Drill qui a clos la premiere
,artle dn programme II egalemeu1
marine le nombreux auditoire gu
ars'cipait u cette soiree.
Apres un iutarmede de quelque.
inutes, l'Orchestre s'est fait en-
aa'e, ct la seconde partie du pr,
annie s'est executee au mile,
LOUIS les attraits qu'Offre tout
'lree conduite avec godt ct di
ernement.
Dams l'interet de notre vile el
oaerat ct particulierement de
omiuerYants, nous vOuLriOus vol
: seMblabies soirees So repete
Went. 7
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john Ray, ex-avocat du bu
rean des retours, a porte des ac-
cusatiOns contre le cOllecteur
Badger, de la Nouvelle Orleans,
en vue de provoquer son eioigne
ment.
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snfor,natiOlns Locales.

prpREsENTANr.-Mr. f. Char
..nnet. a etc choisi par les citoy
s .Os ia bas dn Bayon CONNIE can
s;dat I a Ia Chambre des Represen
|taatS.s
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lie dictionnaire Went dc sen
rlchir dune uouvelle expression
Depris Faccident dn ballOn Gif
fard, on ne dit plus: ''rrndre
Fame" on dit : "creyer son bal>
lop",
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MCSIQUE.-NOus avOns Ell la
selnaine derniere Ia visite lie Mr..
w. n. Grunewald, repreSentant la
grAnde 1T celebre Maison Louis
Grunewald, de la NouvelIe Orr
LEANS. Get 6tablissement qni jouit
done reputation universelIe a ton
jOurs en- main un assortment com
plet dfillstruments dc lnusique,
sortant des meilleures fa6riques
d'EArore ct des Etats- Unis. Les
personnes qui desirent fairel'acqui
sition dune veritab . Pleyel on
de tout autre instrument de musi
que, peuvent s'adresser a cette
MaisOn Gu tOute cOnfiance.
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j. A. TkONE,

EncOignnrc des rues Main ct St. Louis
Ell face de MIR. l.. V. Kivicre.
ThibOdluX
LIERES CLASSIQUES Ell RELIGiECX
FOurHitares dr BurruM. Pupier de Mmsigac
AHTlCLt.S DE PlETIE:
CrOix, Clrists. Me'lailles. Chapelcts. Ben
tiers, lupages. Tabieaux, Statu
ties. CIrgcs,
COURONNES DE isre COMMUNION
Galerie Ph"to.raphique au premier
Iian - - ly
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CoNvENTlON.-La convention
,euubl,ca,ne du One district sena
lorial, compose, des paroisseS AS
nmption, Terrebonne ct Lafour
|.he : s'est reuuie 4 Thibodaux
irndi deruier. NM Mayer Cahan,
De pAssompticn, ct Stuart, de Ter
rrboune, ayant recu Ia majorit6
des votes des del6gues a cette con
yentiou. sont les cautlidats resu
iisrs du parti.
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COyP iRENCE.-L. Mass Meet-
ipg de Napoleontillc, n'aprouvant
nus detection primaire Ell ce qui
eonrerne le ch0ix dies c;.n,iidatS
pour le district jndiciaire IL nom
nS une comitG de troiS pour cou
1erer avec IL cOmit6 eXe:ulif lie
ertte parois<e. Ce comit6 Se com
po.e d. NM. l.. y. FuIse, Charles
ID bum,y ct w. w. Pngh. II faut
ssparcr que tont s'arrlugrra d la
satisfaction gentrale.
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Ru1L-On SO rappeIle qu'un
|,sane taureau lie race, genereuse
rrnt donn6 par David Pugh
noor Ie ben6fce de l'Eglise Epls
sonale st. John, await etc mise
|sn lotterie. Cette lotterie s'eSt
|tree il va settlement quelqnes
;oars ct c.est le Capt. Moody, de la
,nrcisse Terrebonne qui II etc lie
|ngnaut.
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GOLORADO.-NO Nous apprenons
qa'ua lie nos concitoyenS. Mr.. El
fls B,au,i, tx marchand de ThibO
.danx a monte dams Ie Colorado, le
pays des mines, en- socie'e avec
N. II. Ve'gez, IN u'agaSin lie mar
ehandises seclles ct lie groceries.
Nous sOuhaltOns & cea hOmines rll
trpprenants un rapidc success pour
qn'ils revlennemt prOmptelnent
parmi nous, OH lcurs capitaux
frouveront un placement avanta
genx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-29

But the doctor maintained his ground.
"Are you sure now he reiterated.
Kate hesitated; the others were with
in ten yards; she knew the doctor would
not yield; what could she debut falter
out:
"Yes."
"Sure that you hate me- continued
her tormentor.
81 shall if you don't let me CO. she
declared, trying to seem dignifed, and
yet blushing furiously as he turned aside
to let the lawyer and minister pass by.
Both the gentlemen bowed, and the
lawyer paused for an instant as though
he had something to communicate.
Well said DR.. Barrows, encourag-
ingly'
The lawyer Smiled-it was the same
gleeful smile
Tell you what, Barrows,' he said,
"we've drawn a prize, sure y
And this time the doctor acquiesced.
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"sT. Icons TOAST"

The feast is o'ur Now brimminy wine
In lOrdly cup /. seen to shine
Before each eager guest;
And silence ais the crowded ball,
As deep as when the herald's call
ThrIlls 10 tue loyal breast.
Then sp arose tho noble host,
And smiling cried, "A toas.l toast
To all our ladies' fair
Here. before alt, pledge the name
or S,aunton's prou.l aui beauteOus dame
The Lady GundsmeTe."
Then 10 his feet each gallant sprung.
And joyou. was The shout that uIng,
As Stanley gave the word;
And every cup was raised on high,
Nor eeAsed the loud and glsdsome cry,
TIL Sianley's voice was heard
Enough, enou 4, =" he smiling sail,
And lowly bent his naughty head;
That tail may have their due,
Now eseb In turn may play his part
And pledge The lady OF his heart,
Like gallant knigh, and true
Then one by one, each guest sprAng up,
And drained in turn the bFlmming cup,
Aud named the loved ones name;
And each a. hand on high he raised,
His lady's grace and beauty praised,
Her eoustanoy and fame.
7 l. now 81. Icons tern 10 rise;
A. 4 A..
A gallant knigh, Is he;
Envied oy some. admired By all,
Far famed in iady's bower and hall
The nOwer OF ehivAlry.
st. Leon raised bis klOdling eye,
And hns the sparkling cup on hugh;
II drink 70 one. - be said,
Whose mage never may depart.
Deep craven in this grateful heart,
tn memory be dead -
To one whose love for me will last
when lighter passions lsng have past
SO holy = is snd true;
To one whose love hath longer dwels.
More deeply liked, more keenly felt,
Than any pledged by YOU
zach gues, ups;ar,ed al the word,
And laid hand upon bis sword.
With fury nAShinE eye:
And Stanley said, we crave The name,
Proud knight, OF this most peerless dame,
Whose love you count 80 high"
ST. Leon paused, As II he would
No, breathe Re name In careless mood,
Thus ghtly 10 another:
Thea tent his noble head, az though
To give The name The reverence due.
And gently said, My mother"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-29

"Leap, oh love, to my arms, he cried,
land be my own Castillian bride.
"But never can"
"What never:"
mo never"
"What never"
Hardly ever
One spring and she lighted, as feath-
er might, on the left shoulder Of her
beloved One touch of the spur to the
Barbary courser, and they Were off on
the wings of the wind-and Castel Ne
gre knew its fair captive no more.
PINS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-29

The FAIR CAPTIVE OF CAsrEL NEGRE.
The following romance Is the work of a
Portland grammar school girl, to whom was
assigned the task of writing n compost
ton" which should contain the words, Di-
urnal nocturnal, sanguinary, auxiliaries,
lachrymose, perspiration, gustatory, SOM
nolent, indefatgable, timidity, oleaginous,
farinaceous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-29

DISCUSSING AN Assent FRIEND. -
"Yes, Robinson's a clever feller. and he's
a modest feller, and he's a honest fellcr:
but, betwixt YOU and | and the post, llr
Jones" said Brown, confdentially, pick
ing his wisdom tooth with his little finger
nail, Robinson amt got neither the
looks, nor yet the language, nor vet the
manners Of gentleman" Right you
are, sir" said Jones, shovelling the melt
ed remains of his ice pudding into his
mouth with steel knife (which he after
wards wiped on the tablecloth), you've
it i'm orr to a T."-Punch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-29

She leaned over the battlement,
looked at the dizzy depth below, and
cried, "But how, my own"
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-24

II IS related Of the famous Beau Hick-
man that in his best days he once went
TO first class hotel in Baltimore and,
after registering bis name, said he
wanted the very best the house could
afford for his money, twirling in his
hand at the same time quarter of a
dollar. The clerk saw before him an
elegantly sttired gentleman, aud. as
Beau requested, assigned him hand
some parlor and bedroom. Beau lived
live fighting cock, ordering wines, ex-
ira dinners and everything palatable for
a week, at the end of which time the
bill was sent. The amount was some
thing extravagant.
Nothing abashed, however, he strolled
into the Office and confronted the clerk.
"Look here, sir, there must be some
mistake about this; when came here
I told you wanted the best you could
afford for my moneys worth. had this
quarter then (producing the coin), and
us all I've bad SINCE" The clerk waxed
angry end high words followed. ssYour
fault. sir, your fault" said The impur-
turbable Beau, not mine. You can kick
me out il you like, but I'd rather 90
alone."
Tradition says they were about TO
proceed 10 violent measures when the
landlord appeared on The scene, and
looking at the name of the register, re-
called tie peculiar sagranf character OF
the man before him lthen Just becom-
ing notorious in Washingtonl, aud dis
covered that he had been "egreeiously
Sold" The thought flashed across his
mind, eli this joke gets out ] shall be
the laughing stock of my iriends and
never hear the last ol Il.
Deliberating q moment BE turned to
Beau and good-naturediy remarked,
.sWell, Hickman, that's The best 4 ever
bad: bat j cant keep il. IN make !
bargain with you. Here take this sS5
to, pay yoof fare 10 Washington (Beau
quietly pocketed the haIf eaglel. and
now 60 over 10 the - House, STAY )
week on the same terms that Won stayed
here. and I'll give you dinner every
time YOU come 70 Raltimore." -.
Thank you, replied Beau, without
cracking smile, s'Pve been over there
for two weeks and they sent me here. .
1t Is needless TO add that Beau disap-
peared out Of the front door with sn ae-
celebrated motson. and the landlord new
er heard the last-oT his attempt 20 ..gel
even with his neighbor.