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Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient.

A bad breath may result from acidity of in stomach from biliousneSs. In either a few dCScs of
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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An Open
 Secret.

The fact is we'll understood that the M EXICAN MUS TANG LINIMENT is by far the best external known for man or beast. The reason why becomes an "Open secret" :" when we explain that s' Mustang" penetrates skin, flesh and muscle to the very bone, removing all disease and soreness. No other lini- ment does this, hence none other is so largely used or does such worlds of good.
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The announcement of the death of
M. d. K. Newell. ut his residence IN
Z 'ris M }. on the LIST. filled the hearts OF
his friends with sincere grief, a grief the
more profound us it was sudden.
To those who knew Mr.. Newell intimate
no eulogy. to remind them of his worth
is necessary but there are those who
met him merely as a casual acquain
lance, or in the transactions of business.
who knew little or nothing of his high
toned moral character, or his profound
sense of personal honor, to these no less
than to his friends. the writer comments
their feeble tribnte of respect for the
memory of Il good true a
The peculiar gentleness of his manner
was remarkable when differing from
Others in opinion. it was done so kindly
that his opponent was deprived of all
resentment.
As a citizen he was ever ready to
maintain order. to aid in every enter
prise that would advance the interes $
of the community. or promote the wei
fare of others. But VIII lie his condict as
a citizen claims our admiration. and
should be an example to all. his private
character. as evidenced ut his own fire
side, and in the social intercourse with
his personal friends. exhibited. his true
worth. and fills oar hearts with greater
sorrow at his loss.
AS a husband, the bleeding heart of
her TO whom he held that dear relation,
will but attest his affect on and care.
As a friend. he was sincere and constant
never changing with the change of
circumstances. but Steadfast to the end.
AS Il member Of the Presbytcr an
Church. lie proclaimed his christian char
acter by his daily acts, and not by
wOrdy profession, exhibiting in all his
walks that highest type of man. IA chris
tain gentleman"
His los is the more felt. inasmuch as
he is cut down in the midst of a useful
life, when the hope of many years of
happiness to himself and those dear to
him was still in prospect Yet such is
The way OF Him who sees not as we see.
TO Him We commend the stricken tnps
that our dear friend has left behind. and
who has promised to be the staff and
SUI port of those who trust in Him.
CT. ID. L.
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Improvements.

It is Il matter of rejoicing to
see the evidences OF Improvement
now developing in lower Louisi>
ana. In TerIebonne the South
ern Louisiana Land Reclamation
Company are leveeing and ditch
ing 1000 acres of sea marsh which
will be excellent soil for the cul>
tivatiOn OF rice, and can DC irri-
gated by tide water, rendering
the production of crop certain.
That company has now two
dredge beats 1T work.
Captain Harvey the owner OF
Harvey's canal, left last Monday
with a powerful aredge to cut d
canal connected with his present
one. to Bayou Lafoulche at or
near Gray's canal, and thence 10y
series of canals and bays
Though to Bayou Terrebonne.
The Sonth Western Lou siana
Canal aud Navigation Company
is now organized and will soon
have IA dredse cleaning the vaii-
GUS hayous ia that parish.
Che Latourche and Terrebonne
Drainage company have ii fine
dred@e boat now busy at work
cutting a canal which will drain
lakes Field and Long and ali
overfiowed lar lis between bayous
Laiourche and Terrebonne.
l. is stated that steamers now
ply froa bayou Vermillion
through the bays and lakes and
Barataria canal to New Orleans.
The period is approaching
when Il continuous line of nayiga-
bic canals, lakes, bayous and out
let's will enable steamboats, to
transport the immense quantity
of products grown i'll the prairie>
of Attackapas and Opeiousas to
the city of New Orleans, when a
market for their sale will be
found, and render the heretofore
worthless marshes Il public high
way Of commerce.
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The National Complaint.

Dyspepsia 10 the national complaint. AL
most every other man or woman you meet
has it, and the result is that the number of
pseudo lemedies for it is as numerous as
Pharaoh's host. They are for the most part
worthless. There is, however, a searching
Grad of this distressing and ohdura+c
malady, one whose genuine merits long
since raised it to IL foremost place among
the staple medicines OF America. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters eXtirpates dyspepsia
with greater certainty aud prolnptitude
thai, any known remedy. and is "a Iuost ge-
nlil lnvlgorant, appetizer and aid to secre
ton. These are not empty assertions, as
thousands of our countrymeu and women
who have experienced lis effects are ware
but are backed up by irreiragdbie proofs
repeatedly laid before the public. The Bit
tiers also promote d regular habit of body
and give Il beautiful stlmulous to the urina
ry organs.
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Mr.. President, the desire OF
Louisiana is for peace. The anx.
iety of her people is for immigra.
ton. Send us a million of white
people, we care not from where
they come. We will take them
all from New England they all
may be republicans, and we will
welcome them with open al ms.
Not only will their emigration
give some chance to the honest
democracy OF the States from
which they may come to redeem
their States, but the benign and
sottening influence of our climate.
soil, and institutions will soften
the aSperities born of contact
with Plymouth Rock and the
granite hills of New England and
render them moderate, conserva-
and tolerant ia their politi.
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Lightning.

At two o'clock p. NJ. on Tues
day last il thunder storm passed
over Thlhodanx.
One of the first claps of thun-
der sent a bolt Oh the East end
OF the Baptist Church situated
on Jackson street, the lower room
OF which is occupied as u free
corporation school for colored
children, Tally Whitehurst princi
pal. The lightning struck the
upright part OF the gable eud,
and desceniing shattered it into
ID thousand pieces scattering
them throughout the church., at
the same time bursting loose the
weatilerboarls.
On reaching the girder it leap
ed downward some six or eight
feet, and forward about the same
distance, striking a column III
front OF the pulpit. This it shat
tered to pieces also, as it descend
ed to the floor, whence passing
through it leaped on the head 81
a pupil named Payne. aged about
ten or twelve years, killing him
Instantly, at the same time strik-
ing a little daughter of Oscar Gro
sler, burning her legs somewhat
and tearing of her shoe and throw
Ing it some thirty feet.
Another little boy and girl
were each slightly burned. After
this the lightning passed out
through the rear of the house and
into tue ground. Young Payne.s
clothes caught fire from the
stroke but none of the tilnbers
were burnt. The teacher had
just left his seat in order to close
one of the doors through which
The rain was passing, which prob
ably saved him his life aS pavne
Was standing within two feet OF
the Teachers usual position. The
room vas filled with. sulphuiouS
smoke, which with the untortu
catastrophe, combined TO ere
ate il great CONSERVATION among
the pupils, which was not allayed
until the storm passed away, per-
uniting the children to leave for
their homes.
The Church is a two story
building, without lightning
and no trees any where
near.
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SILK CuLGURE-It may not
be known how well adapted Louis
lana il to the indaStr, of silk cul-
tore, aud how profitable the bust
ness is to these who engage in it
after it is once started. 1t is
therefore supposed to be for the
benefit of our citizens Who have
no employment suited TO their
strength, age Or Sex, that we
make mention of the fact, that
once put iii motion it will give
employment to helpless portion
of our citizens that, on account
of age, sex or other cause, now
find nothing they can do whereby
to. support themselves. 1t is at ii
time when any i've person can do
something at it and it is III doors.
Without wishing to excite any
One on the subject and give them
vain hopes, We can say and speak
far below the actual figures. that
one acre OF trees proper for feed,
well fed and managed, will
always clear five hundred dollars,
and it is not so much governed
by weather or season as other
crops. and the trees last and get
better each year. We simply
Wish 10 call attention to the fact,
and ask all to investigate for
themselves. Usage orange leaves
are as gOou for this food as ntoyus
malticMtjs and will at the same
time make a good enclosure. Our
fellow citizen, j. l.. Hargrove. has
been engaged in experimenting
this year, and has some fine speci
mems of silk, d fine lot OF coocoonS
and many thousand eggs. He
sell d large lot OF eggs and
give instructions as to manage
ment. He has fed this year on
Usage orange and has been quite
successfui.-Shrereport Times.
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New Orleans, Jan. %, )x|
~. The Louisiana Equjt,l
Life Insurance Coomn'1
OF New Orleans has ~ N
DAY flied in this Office sva1
statement in regard to n
lstered policies in said a
pany, and deposited the !,
cessary reserve thereon.
required by Act No. 20
the Extra Session Of 4
General Assembly of IL,
entitled can Act 70 hs,,)
secure holders of life in'l
rance policies in this Sta,
to provide a reserve f.
therefor, aud for other N
poses" =
ALLEN JUMEI
Audit
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cal views Of emigrants coming to
Louisiana provided they bring
that energy, that Intelligence,
and that labor and that capital
which is needed to develop the
magnificent natural resources OF
our State and cause her, in the
fulillment of her destiny, to be-
come the garden spot of the
world.-B. F. Jonas, U. S. Sena-
tor.
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The undersigned agent 70, N
ii"luen Administration Of the + .h'maa
Ianlln +. Holden deceased Is.ate Of
rent that desirable property. WI sell
ct aud st. Louis streets IN eTrAtr ofs
Thibadaux. known al the the Town
also, the large stables and lots a,la He
ner OF st. Louis and st. Br;d % TIE
l~hihodanS. For particulars ;asee She
); I, 'GhISAMORftu
lhihodaux, May Is, 1879 "E' asen
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The state Debt.

What disposition shall be made
of the state debt, is the allah
sorbiug question now being de-.
bated IN the convention. and
forms the principal topic of dis
cussion among the people, who
are watching with eager interest.
the proceedings of the convention
and Speculations are rite as to
the probable actions Of the con
vention.
We have spoken to many of
our citizens upon this subject,
and We have yet to hear the first
endorsement or approval of the
majority report OF the committee
on state deut. LII fact, we nave not
met ii man, who seriously believes
that the convention will adopt
this report as presented: but
many express fears that the CON
vention will go so far il the di-
rectiOn which it points out. that
their action will fail to meet the
approval OF the mass of the peo-
pie.
Whilst the people are anxious
to be relieved from the burden of
taxation under which they groan
We believe that they are honest
at heart, and would be glad If
some satisfactory means could be
provided for the payment OF the
state debt, without taxing them
beyond their ability to bear. But
very few favor reputation, and
would consent to resort 20 it only
as Il derRiey resort; aud then only
the principle OF MISREPRESENTATION,
when they became convinced of
their inability to pay 1t, without
absolute coHfscation OF their
property.
In oar conversations upon this
subject, we have beard a plan
proposed, which we think is EN-
titled to the serious consideration
OF the convention.
The state owes a debt of about
$4,000, 900, hearing interest al
seven per cent. BY consent of
the bOnoholderS- this interest
could be IedGceu 10 four per cent.
The state has about $4,000. 600
Of delinquent taxes due, a great
deal nt which, no doubt will Hrver
be collected; but at least half OF
which should be realized.
Let the state then, for one-hali
Of its dtbt Issue certificates. re-
ceiv1nie i'll payment of delinquent
taxes, ant! lur the other half. ISS;ir
bonds similar to the Gtos@i.
bonds. in denominations o. from
FIVE to fifty dollars, bearing Ioul
per cent Interest. These wGuEti
be rcc"irahie on the market as
currency, and would soon be ab
SOrbtd i'll general circulation, re-
placing the bank notes ante jcilH1t
days. Such Il proposition We feel
certain would be accepted by the
bond holders, ana meet with ap-
Wo>ai from Tie people.-Calca-
sleu Ga~Ctt.
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,-nc:c2s oF : Diseased Liver,

-,.>-
aL,a .~ -.s': S.''c' ant-r tins
49," ,',o W. on pres.
r'''' 'i ''I pun IS III 'lc iItt
H.. 'C'i' - 3&icly doie 70 -.c
,> IN so''1'ihaes the PAIN
"..'I, rHc 'ao'ioGF hsade, and
.~rI = ~ Tits 70 ire 'oP OF the
"I'H - S~o''edlncS mistaken
''~"'la'.sl N me arm. The stoln-
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SPECIAL NOTICE. The pub
fisher of the st. Landry Democr0t
prints the following notice in that
paper:
After the I1th day OF january
1879, all advertisements inserted
in the st. Landry DeMoc'at, will
have to be paid tor iii cash ut The
time of insertion.
The NatcIlitoches Tindicator
keeps the following notice stand
ing at the head of It's commits:
No judicial advertisement viii.
be inserted in this paper hereafter
unless the Attorney becomes sc
curity for the advertising bill,
which must be paid on first inScr-
ton, OF they will be discontinued.
Other papers throughout the
State have adopted SIN liar rules
Owing to :he difficulty and in
some cases the i!Hpractic2biiity of
collecting our dues, We fad ours
selves compelled to do likewise,
and hereby give notice that all
judicial advertisements inserted
IN the SENTiNEL must be paid
for at the time of insertion, or
satisfactory security gi"en for
their payment when the Service is
performed.
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To those who are so unfortu-
nate as to become prematurely
gray, or whose hair exhibits ii ten
,iercy to fall off, We recommend ii
trial of Halls Hair Reviewer. We
do SO with the utmost confidence
because it is everywhere received
with marked favor, and has built
ul'On its own merits such a sue
foundation that it is known and
used in all civilized countries.-
addison n. 7. Ad0erfisey.
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\ MisSourian who attended
prayer meeting with his daugh
ter felt compelled to rise up and
remark: Il want to be good and
go 10 heaven, but if those fellows
don't stop winking at Mary
there will be a good deal of pcanc
ing around here the first thing
thew know
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h(.tE AND

DIR. {. McLANE's LIVER PILLS. N
tt>isS oE AGUE AND FEVER, when
iE%h WITH Quinlne, are productive of
II most happy results. No better
.i'A2'f;c a be used, preparatory 70,
2hsr taklng Quininc. We would
,cFiae al who are afflicted with this
1'a-A~e t" give them d FAIR rRI,L..
Tor -. bilious arrangements. and
4. = simple ~p"rgative, they are I'M
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Notice.

FTHE LOUISIANA ICE MANrR,c,
ring Company, Is now prenarad !.
ply country consumers with e;,h.s u
iactnrrd or natural ice at the rate Of 4 ]
per 100 lbs. packed AID delivered ., l
steamboats, or ra,l road cars.
New Orleans, LIST. March 1879.
,o,o W. a. BlLLAUD.
iof'i. Seereta-
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An old farmer said to his sons:
boys don't you ever specker!ate
or wait for something to turn NJ.
1ou might just Is vel go and
SIT down on Il stone III the middle
OF Il edder, with a pail twixt
your legs, and wait for IL cow to
back mp to .yoe to be MIXED.
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QUERY ''Why viii men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros. 'S6at Of North
CarotiRa,' at the SAME price q
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From circulars received from
manufacturers tn, fact of an adj
vance in many goods is made
known. Iron and iron pipes have
an upward tendency, whilst rub
beI goods have advanced ten per
cent.
This is an evidence of return
ing prosperity. 1t shows that
there is a renewed demand for
iron material, which will put
thousands of labOrers to work in
the mines. Work is what the la
borer needs, and that steadily so
that he can earn a sup ort for
himself and family. THIS also
shows that prices have reached
their lowest limit, so that the
dealer cau hoid goods for a time
without being compelled to sub
nit TO a loss in reduction of VAL
he,
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Old DR.. johnson WAS i bene
FACTOR. Seventy five years ago
he invented what is ROW called
Johmson's ARodyme LiHimept. the
wonderful success OF which in
the cure of diseases of tie head
throat and lungs is truly astonish
ing.
Thousands ct dollars might an
nualiy be saved 10 farmers ifthey
would give freely of Sher;daa.s
Cdcdlry Condition Po1cders to
their horses. cattle, sheep. hogs.
and fowl. They prevent diseases
and promote the growth. We
said ShcriiaH's. The large packs
are utterly worthless.
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Foster, republican candidate
for governor of Ohio, spent a
week on Wall street in New
York inaug"ratin. his campaign
Perhaps Foster is after some OF
those barrels Of money that Til
den was supposed 70 have So
plentitnlay.
Foster will need Wall street to
pull him through the muddy lame
III which he is row tlonndrrinr.
IL money cam OF save him, his
fate Is fixed for Il defeat.
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NOTICE..
FAX Collect,

FAX Collectors om.
Ihibodaux, La, March hI1 T., g
Efhe Tax Payer, NJ Ivy
che are hereby notified III LakJ
pared to collect the taxes anS am nes y
in 1879 anu Lieens, Il
Tho following discounts NIL \
on State Tax: For March WI be ahJ
June | per cent. per cent ]
Tax co,,o P; Z. LoRp
Mh-i-79- ''or, Lafoub,.
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"A couple of weeks since a

"A couple of weeks since a
young man by the name OF James
c. Richard, whose home was on
the Atchafalaya river, passed a
night i'll OpeIousas, sleeping with
his cousin Joseph Hayes.
The next morning they began
to examine their pistols suppos-
ing them unloaded, and amused
themselves Swapping them, when
the pistol in the hands OF HAYES
went OFF, sending d bullet through
the heart of Richard, killing him
instantly.
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"Pompey. have yon a Biblp9..
said the c"lportenf,-''Yes, mas
st,"-"I trust YOU use it anls.-
90 es, str;s'rator Oh himfegtlar,r