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Iron County register., 1880-08-05

discovery wnlcn cures BY the natural process,
ABSORPTION,
all diseases of the Kidneys. Bladder, Urinary
Organs and Nervous System, when nothing else
can 1t is comfortable to the patient positive in its
effects, and the first cure for those painful and
much dreaded affections,
Diabetes and Bright's Disease,
while its cnres of Gravel, Dropsy, Ca,arrh OF the
BLADDER, Brickdust, Deposit, Painful Urinating,
In the Back seem more like miracles than cases Of
natural healing
DELICATE FEMALES
victims of wasted or prostrated energies caused
by irregular habits, the abuse of nature and mental
the use of DAYS KIDNEY PAD, which strengthens
and invigorates the invalid and restores the vigor
PAIN q THE HfiifGt BACK,
We say positively and without fear of contradiction
that DAYS KIDNEY PAD is the only certain and
cure for every form of this prevalent and
distressing complaint.
YOUNG MEN
suffering from nervous and physical debility loss Of
memory, or vitality impaired by the errors of youth
or too close application to business work, may be
restored and manhood reganed.
Avoid all kidney medicines which are taken into
the system by way of the somach it an old treat
ment well tried and proven inefficient, though
sow the seeds of more troublesome and permanent
disorders The price Of our PAD bringsit withinthe
reach Of all, and it will annually many times its
cost in doctors bills, s,medcines and plasers which at
best give but temporary rel ef 1t be used with
out fear or harm, and with certainty of permanent
mail dree Of postage) receipt of the price Regl-
lar Pad, S2.00: Chds Pad(Ior fncontinence of urine
IN ehildren), S15o; Special textra size,, $500 Our
this new discovery and large record OF most re-
DAY KIDNEY PAD 60, ToIedo, eIse tcr o. H. A'aieSS'
CAu uN. nsy PADS now @ seeRing aress sae on n our
reputation deem n due the afflicted to warn Them
Ask for DAYS KIDNEY Pan, and take no other.
Iron County register., 1880-08-05

Ex-Gov. McEaery,of Louisiana, who
has been visiting in the Northern States
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r.. w. Blake.

TIL. Hon. E. W. Blake of Thib
odaux has been appointed by
acting Governor McEuery Judge
of the Court of Appeals, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Judge T. r. Winchester
of St. James. A better selection
could not have been made in the
district, taking all things into
consideration, in our humble way
Of thinking. Judge Blake is a
trained, experienced lawyer, a
worthy, upright, honest citizen,
and Thoroughly Identified with ev-
cry vital interest of his district
Sufficiently Independent, in for
tune, to place him beyond the
ra,e of pecuniary temptation, or
to inveigle him into the. alluling
snares OF corrnpting sultors for
the sake of judicial advancement
or a "Ioudtr CALI as the preach
ers express it. AS Il gentleman
in the social circle, Judge Blake
is bland, atfabIe aud courteous to
an intinitessimal fraction of a hair
as a friend, kind, conciliatory,
whole-souled; in short, a gentle
men in every sense that word im
plies. Gu the bench and in pri-
vate intercourse, the Judge can
not fail to make an agreeable i'm
preston upon the minds OF all in
his extensive district. -
Ii such qualities of head and
heart. all tremendously blended,
are insufficient to constitute an
acceptable judge, then ''we pass,''
only adding parentEetically. that
this.is not the first time that we
have expressed a preference for
his judicial p%reterment, coupled
with the prophetic observation,
thot in the event of vacancy Of
a similar nature in this OF any |
other district, Tnibouaux can he
counted upon to destroy the &C.
cuum.-Assumption Pioneer.
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-pincI.back has stopped the
publication Of tue "Louisianiano
until September. He thus gives
up Louisiana to the Democracy.
but threatens to go North and
make Rome howl for Garfsh. His
editorials iii his last issue do not
seem to have been cansed by any
good feeling towards the nomina-
ton OF Hancock and. English.
After fighting manfully for
Grant, because he was "a military
man he quotes some balderdash
OF l.. A. Sheldon us a sentiment
OF Northern opinion, aud the New
York Times which accuses Han
cock of a near approach to iaiocy.
So the bafled conspirators hol
low. Failing in placing GIANT
upon Il throne, where Pinchback
Was to occupy the position of
chief boot blacker, he goes North
to enllghten his friends upon the
political questions of the dav.
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On July 2, Mr.. Maximilien
Bourgeois died, at his residence
two miles below Thibolaux, aged
70 years. i
Mr.. Beonrgeois Was a native
OF Lafonrche, and one of the few
links connecting the past genera
tons with the present. The de
ceased Il always noted for his
honesty, Kindness and genial hos
pitaiity, and possessed the conf
dence AID friendship OF every one
who knew him.
He was true representative
OF the Louisiana creole and has
passed away. after lingering i'll
ness to his. H'eut home, mourned
and regretted by his fellow citl
zens. who wish him a quiet rest
III tia cemetery Of the dead mutt!
called to another and better
world than this from which his
spirit has fled.
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CLOSE OF GUIoN ACADEMY
The examination aud distribution
of Premiums at the Guion Acadt
my free school will take place o,
next Wednesday July Ii at S
O'Clock A. NJ. aud the exhibition
will come Off ut Waverly uali on
Friday April 16 at S O'Clock p.
NJ.
Parents should not fail to at
tend the examination and the es
hibition.
Children will be encouraged in
their studies when they SEE an III
terest taken in their progress by
their parents.
AT Waverley Hall Lemonades
and cakes. and other good things
will be sold at low figures the pro
fits of which will be used in pay
Ing the expenses incident to the
exhibition exercises.
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Hon. J. Ii. Acklen, NJ. G.
has returned from Washington
City, and was here last Wednes.
day. Mr.. Acklen does not
appear to think that the conven.
ton which nominated j.. S. Biliiu
as candidate for Congress in this
District was legally authorized
10 make a nomination at the time
it did.
Whatever may have been the
rights of the delegates of the other
Pares we are Lot prepared to say,
Out think that those who Iepresen
tea the Of Democracy Lafuruclle
were authorized to go into conven
ton for the purpose of congress
nomination at tle tine and place
when and where the candidate
Was chosen.
We regret that any miSunder-
standing should be had, but any
action taken by the proper author
tiles will be conceded with by
MI. Billiu with cIleerfulness.
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I -Hyams of the Sugar Planter,
|! the sedate, silent man, that wor,
ries Ann!S Addison, aud iona
White, vas of late years IA Repub
licau.
A very good Republican. in
whom there was no guile he
comes back to his first love and
supports the Democratic ticket
like u good little boy.
He enthnses ji this way:
West Baton Rouge all right! The ut
most enthusiasm prevails in this parish for
the Democratic nominees. All that we
have seen and heard of are loud in their
JOY at the nomination Of Hancock and
English. The impression was general at
one time that IA ''hlack horse would loom
up at the eleventh hour and that ell tho
prominent candidates for the nomination
would GO overheard. but when the boominr
guns over at Baton Rouge %nnounced TIE
Nomination OF Hancock. joy was dinhounded
III every face. Oar parish is IA small one bnt
we will roll up a majority for the ticket in
November that will iastonish everybody
abroad and III the State. Three cheers and
a royai Bengal Tiger for the ticket!
Go in ola friend and win.
Well all accept your apology.
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Mir. +. Au9ent \. B.. one. of
the professors of 81. Vincent.s
College, Cape Girardeau Alo..
VIII visit iilbodeaux and vicinity
during the coming week to solicit
students for the next scholastic
year OF that institution, which
opens the fist Monday in Septem
be:. Prot. Nugont Is PERSONALLY
Known to many OF our youny
men who have ATTENDED: st. Vim.
cents IN the past few Years. and
the Institution he Represents is
LOO popular to need any conmen
datlol. Young men desiring to
go to college this fall canloJ Go
DETER than TO see Mr.. Nuyeut
When he arrives III town.
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Notice to french Citizens of r,

Notice to French Citizens of La,
We ale authorized by Congress
man Ackien to state to Frencl,
citizens, tlaa the bill to create a
claims comInission to hear and
adJudlcase claims of French citi>
zens against the United States
Tor property taken and DESTROYED
during the late war has become \
law, aud that the Commission
Will convene in Washington next
winter. Mr.. Acaien will oratiu.
tousfy furnish any parties interest
ed, WITH the necessary inforpa>
ton asto form OF procedure, char
acteF OF evidence required sc. if
they choose TO address him on the
subject.
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There has been too much
rain OF late. in this Parish for the
welfare Of the growing crops.
Ga some plantations the cane
has not all been laid by, or laid
by when too wet.
Late planted corn has been
materially injured and will fur
nish but IL poor yield in many
neighhorhoods.
The inability to properly cult
tlvate the sugar cane has given
the grass a better start than was
desirable.
The average however, may be
said, to be good, and promises a
a fair return.
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If any Of the rnaIars of

If any Of the readers of this
paper are growing deaf, let them
get at once d bottle of Johnson.s
1nodyne Liniment. Rub we'll be
nlnd the ears and put a little Into
the ear with a feather.
1t Wonld seem that the common
est KIND OF common sense ought
10 prevent a man from buying
trash, simply because he can GET
a big pack for % cents. Sheyidan.s
tacatry Condition Pordcrs are
strictly pure, ANA are wortl, \
barrel Of such stuff.
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ALL lNDnEs&S: III.

The Recorder, Anericus, Ga.
says: ''ClerkS, Senator's, Eepre>
sentatiyeS; Doctors, Lawyers, Git
zens, in public aud private life,
are testifying by the thousands,
and over their own signatures,
that a remedy has been found tol
Bright'S Disease of the Kidneys
and for Diabetes; these are re
spectively known as Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure.r
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-SOme people do not like

Some people do not like to
be sick. yet it is very convenient
to get sick occasionally.
Don Cameron cannot serve as
Chairman OF the National Republi
can committee because lie. is
sick. And from various parts at
the country We hear that Republi
eau candidates are too sick TO
run for the officers coveted. Well.
a trip up salt river will 10 them
good. We speak from experience
we've been there.
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o Is Garfield. Ralica'

WHO Is Garfield, Radical
candidate for President?
lie is the member OF Congress,
VINO ny the position he occupied
did more than any other man to
push through Congress the infer
nai Salary Grab Bill, by which
the country was robbed of one
million Of dollars.
Garfield drew his back pay,
then wflen he learned the intamy
ne was gaining sneakeL it back
into the Treasury.
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THIRD LEyEE n1sTR1cr- Tho

|. THIRD LEvEE D1sTR1Cr.-The
board of commissioners of the
Third Ievee District met yester
DAY III Philharmonic Hall, AL.
giers, at Il M. Present w. W.,
Pugh OF Assumption, president,
and Messrs. S. Perkins of Lafour
che Victor Reaud ofOrleans. j. b.
Eetchaud Of st. James, w. B.
Berthaud of Jefferson, w. j. Kei
~ Of st. Charles, and j. w. Ross
OF Plaquemines. Abset G. G.
Cotleld of Ascension, and L. D.
Martin of st. John.
Whereas, the assessment roll
OF the third levee district will not
De completed anterior to the first
Of September next therefore be
it unanimously
Resolved, That the levee tax
to be imposed for building levees
De postponed to a meeting to be
called some time in the month of
September Or October, at which
meeting this board agrees to
raise sufficient taxes to pay the
indebtedness Of this leyee district.
provided the same shall not ex
coed five mills.
The board then adjourned sub
Ject to the call of the Governor.
N. 0. Democrat.
Yes, and if the commission
ers had notified the Levee Board
that they would levy no taxes in
the future to be fooled away in
trying to stop crevasses, they
would have acted wisely.
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On July 9, Mr.. Wilkins Man
aser on The Laurel Valley planta
ton of B. w. Warmold, sent to
this Office two stalks of sugar
cane fully ten feet high. One OF
them, a plant cane, has seven red
joints, the other-a rattoon, has
eight red joints, each i'll a space
of 80 inches.
AS planters generally are salts
fed to find red joints on the
fourth of July. these canes cxllb
it a growth not often seen at this
season of the year.
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AS an idea Of the business of
the new canal, being cut across
Bayou l4atourche by the Terrebon
he Canal Company, there have
been passing an average of five
Iuggers every day besides skitfs,
pirogues &c.
Ana TINS before the canal is
completed and in the dullest sea
son OF the year.
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immigration.

The Platform OF the Democrat
ic Party, adopted at the Chica
go Convention, has a pretty thick
plank in opposition to the Chi
nese immigration to this country.
The Democratic party is right on
that question. The cry of immi
grafton from all parts of the old
world into this Western Hemis
phere is constantly heard and
come to be regarded as almost
the only solution OF the problem
that Will bring peace happiness
and prosperity to the United
States.
We submit the question that
all such immigrants as the al
mond eyed Chinamau are a NUS
ance and a curS>.
Immigrants that come here for
the sole purpose of making a lit
tie money with which to returu
to their native land Can be of no
material advantage to any coun
try, and when such b%arbarians as
the Chinese come here with their
filthy immoral habits, and work
for one half the price necessary
for a decent man to live upon.
thereby reducing our own people
to beggary, ami throwing them
out of employment. it is but little
less than a crime to permit it.
When immigration is needed,
it. should be composed of IL class
of people who will come over the
seas for the purpose of becoming
good citizens, to better their own
condition and by economy, indus
try and patience secure comtorta
bic homes for themselves and
families.
Such men readily bend their
dispositions to the customs aud
habits Of the people among whom
they may settle, feel an interest
in the tranquility ofthe communi
ty and Use their Influence and aid]
in maintaining law aud order.
They identity themselves with
people of the country, their
children grow up with those of
their neighbors and when they
become men are Americans. in
and III truth.
All the money that they can
earn above IA subsistence goes to
enlicllin. Of the country, and
5 not carried away to some for>
eign land for investment.
Mr.. John Williams oftl,e Leigh
plantation, near this place is
bringing over quite a NUN
Yer OF Portuguese immigrants
Who will lN distributed on va>
lons plantations in this and the
Parishes. These Portu
.nese will bring their wives and
children and come to stay, to
york and earn Il living for them
elves. F.
Several years since quite a
nnlber of Portuguese families
anne over here, aud settled in
his Parish. They have proven
, be good hands, have worked
ell, conducted. themselves prop
rl!y, and many of them have sew
hundred dollars slowed
way, with which they will soon
themselves homes. !
Such accessions to our popula +
Is what the demand of the ,
our calls for. They will furnish
God reliable labor, and never ,
sc a blue Monday before some !
lstIce Of the Peace. They cost +
10 government nothing in the E
ay OF criminal. expenses. they /
re contented, honest aud indus !,
louS. Their children are grow =
g up to &c white men and wo y
ell, who viii be a blessing 10
'e community in which they q
ave a residence. !,
N
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Hon. John s. Billiu is m0vino
on the enemy's works. and we
may soon expect to See his cheer
full, honest face in this neck Of the
woods aud also in the back set
mencs. 1t is understood here that
his friends will do a little talking
in his behalf, way up on the. TOP
of the stump.-Assumptios Pho
neey.
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A CA asD.
ASCENSION, June 25th, 1880.

Jean E"ptiste Aucoin. having in u late
issue ct his paper denounced me as "a
"Liar,' il resasd to the accusation / made
against him on the 9th. / now reiterate
ths same.
That lie did propose, to run his horse.
against mine privately. for the purpose OF
rohhing the public. | nave the proof and
am willing and anxious to submit the same
when and where he will designate or give
hin any satisfaction he wishes.
tSigned1 j. MARTIN CURSE.
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B. i. Holden and sister are
passing the summer with rela>
tlveS in Ohio.
Judge j. NJ. Howell, wife and
daughter LETT, tAis week on a Wis
1t to his mother, i'll Missouri. who
Is 50 years Old, thence to Canada.
Niagara Falls &c.
lev. &. +. ID. Lyue of St.
JOHNS Episcopal church has q;
two months leave CT absence.
which he is enjoying iu Living.
stou Alabama.
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UNQUEsTlONABEE

The Herald, Detroit, Mich.
Gays Of Warmers Safe Liver and
Kidney Cure: tits efficacy in kid
l'ey, liver. and urinary diseases
is NO fully acknowledged that it
IS not worth the questioning. Bon
aide testimonialstrom we'll known
citizens in public and private life
are evidences strong enough to
convince the most stubborn doubt
En-"
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THE population of the Second
Ward Of this Parish from the low
er line of R;d2efield plantation to
Lafourche Crossing, according 10
census returns of e.. W. Squires,
is 3O17.
Population Of the incorporated
town of Thibodaux is 1859 bat
that of the town proper is about
$500.
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Hospitality and kindness are
easy to exhibit.
The people Of Thibodaux
should exert themselves iii dis
playing those qualities to their
friends and neighbors from the
prairies OF the Attakapas.
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Among the excnrsioni>ts, to
morrow, from New Iberia will be
many OF the soldiers Of the eigh
tceDth ami twenty sixth LOu;sia
IA Regiments e. s. 4. and of Cor
nays and Ferris 'battallions who
will be pleased 10 meet their an
Gent comrades on their arrival.
Ihlbodaux will be full 0 fpeople
to morrow.
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There are two breaches in
the Levee, on the East Bank of
Bayou Lafonrche, occasioned by
crevasSeS.
Wonder if the State Board Of
Engineers will close them
There will b. a rise in the river
very probably next December.
About Christmas bids to close
these openings willie probably be
advertised for.
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10 morrow the Excursion
from New Iberia to Thibodaux
VIII come OFT. The eXcurSiOniSts
should arrive here about II A. NJ.
The Fire Department will re-
ceive them at the Depot and con-
duct them to the grove in the rear
OF st. Joseph's Church which has
been given tor the proper recep
tlon OF our Prairie guests.
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When the Young men ofaNew
Iberia come here on July II, that
will be good time for the pretty
girls of Thibodanx to display their
hospitality and gentleneSs in Civ
inga proper welcome to thejrvisi
tors.
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DO not fail to visit the or

DO not fail to visit the grove
adjoining St. Joseph's church, to
morrow afternoon.
There will be a gay assemblage
there, and the people of Lafonr
che should make use of theoppor-
tunity presented to become ac>
qu:lnted with their Attackapas
nejglOers.
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Albert Meyer has just returned,
with his sister, from school in st.
Louis.
He has been attending the Uni
versity Of st. Louis where there
are about 400 pupils.
He says that the people in the
West are jubilant over the nomi
nation OF Hancock and English.
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Among prominent Grant
men who say that they, will sup
port Hancock and English are
Col. john w. Forney of Philadcl
phia, Judge o. a. Lockrane of
Georgia.
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CAUT1oN.-All persons requir.
lnga license to carry Oh their
business, would do we'll to cal! at
the Tax Collectors office aud
take ont the same, and avoid
costs and penalty.
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Cart felloes, spokes. plow
beams, pillow handles, plow shares,
plows, wheelbarrows, aud trace
chains for sale by S. 7. Gr:samore.
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Judges Blake and Dumar>
trait held Circuit Court in Napo-
ieonville Parish Of Assumption
commencing Oh Monday last.