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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
Corporation NollCcS.

NOTICE.-PropoSals viii be received ~ IA s ssr
~ Olee OF the Department Of Pubic t4afi'e titegs
recon Ma. GO 1hrlaye until Augus. ~ - Ian,lis
Ilona and Additions building az inc - ca
As,Inn Ilacl wers Island Fur fun Information SO ""
Record. sale at No. = City Hal
NOTICE. Proposals Will be received ~ roe sc,
~ nlee az th. Department OF Public Charities nv "a
reeton 10 30 Third ave. until August 70 lcov en-
Fer iuil Information CITY Record IOl sae ~ ~"
Hall 4
NoTWE-Sealed proposals will be recen1sSS
~ AZ The Office OF the Fire Department M II Aaesa ~
1880 Tor urnishlng Ulage = this Departments ~ 49,
formatlon see City record sale az NJ. tiu ha's
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LrNcHED or GEScrED.

FORT SocTT. Kan, Aug. 17.-About o'clock
this morning iy rodo 90 tne jan mere called
up shrrn lIuoker, and on tho precXt OF having IL
PRISON for HIM Induced him to unlock the jail They
then che sheriff locked hm In cell and took
Thomas watkins, confined tor horse stealing and dc
psriod trace OF the party TOR watkins has
been discovered One theory II watkins has been
iynched. Another In the mob were friends and took
this menns u rescue MIN.
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100 y'ds. 200 y'ds.130O y'ds.I Total.
A POOR REGATTA.

CAPE MAY, n. j., Aug. 1.-THE regatta
to-day was below public aDlicpatons Only twelve
yachts competed for the prizes six OF which were cat
rugged, belonging here. and The other six from Phadcl-
pha and Chester Penn. The course was SIX miles. The
sloop Minerva OF Philadelphia, won the nrst prize in
one hour and forty -four minutes and tbs Rover.
rig second prize hour and ffty-thrce minutes.
Cle ma " east and light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
CALENDAR, ruIS DAY

suPRrAE Coum -cHArBEas-Beach. Court oosa, AZ
lO9Oa m calendar called at II Mos l. . B 4 q q
5s9 10, H. r. rs IL 10 IL ~ -. ~ go a. 22 q e.
AZ ~ a, 40 49, a.. IS 40 90 o. 81 o. a. So 81 i55
IoI lao l4o. l52. 1913 1914 IA 10 l9e ziI 2ls 22O
SPECIAL TEAM DOnonuo. J.-COurt opens 1880 m
NOday caenuaT
~uraHoE CoUgT-srFciAL rggm-Russell J-Court opens
Al IL Ia. No day calendar.
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BOYTON FEARN SWIMMING MATCH.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Aug. 1.-THE COM
mitee OF the BoyionFearn international swimming
match this afternoon. and decided that the
should take place here, Thursday. August 10. Tho
course VIII be twelve mics. aud the stake II 600 put
up by city, and $500 side deposited by tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
CRICKET IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Aug. 1G.-A cricket match be-
tween JCwOod Cub. OF Boston. and tho Montreal
Club defeat Of The latter by inning
and q runs. standing: Long wOod-1rst in
ning. l4J; Monireal-trst inning, 20 ; second, 80
.Otal Js.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
REAL ESTATE.

NRw-YoRK. Tues iav Aug H. issa
The following was the only sale held at h,
Exchange snlesroom to-day
BIZ A. J. BieecteY & son.
A rfrlt title and interest IN o. OF land on tn
ave = e cor OF S2d--L lO2XiOI; william Austin e3e
4 right title and interest an pot Of nd r East
9th-st 225 IL @ OF lst-aye. 2ox to,515rlxI2G7,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18

T. ~ Proud Mra. Rnblon. l. Rebellion. IT.. Datim0rei
G II. Randall Tex's; Warren Adams, Texa,; ar ~
Farr,v PhiIainlph.a; Mrs. r. Jones. Portland; W ,,
windnaui. Huston; r. Socum. jr.. Plqua. ONO; H.
Ilorl,nc Newton, ". j.; AustIu Scott, washington
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RIFLE SHOOTING IN NEW-JFRSEY.

CAMDEN, n. j., Aug. lin the Of-hand
individual rife-match here today. OF 100 200 and 300
yards five shots at each distance. the best scores
we're:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
SPOR rs IN THE OPEN AIR.
CONTESTS GREAT AND SMALL.

IMPORTANT RACES AT LONG BRANCH AND sAhA
ToGN-sNIING. CRICKET AND BASE BALL
Two of the six races at Long Branch yes'er
tlay ranked among the most important turI con-
tests of the year. Luke Blackburn won 'he
Champion Stakes. defeating Monitor, UncaS'
Grenada and Report in the best time o"
record for the distance. 1>2 miles. SphawaV WIS
again beaten by Barrett. Ferida, Queen oWn'
Gossip aud Bertha won the otner
races AZ Saratoga, the good weather
and o,oa snort combined cause the interest in
tbe races to increase. Yesterday the winners were
scotiua. Elias Lawrence OIen, and Susquehanna
A Boston club has won game of cricket IN Mon
treal. The regetta at Cape May did not amount to
much.
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PRIZE MEDALS on EXHIBITION.
The nrize mednls of the Williamsburg Attn

latic Club exhibited III show-wndow OF II Broadway
clothing dealer. attract cOu-ldcra bic attention.
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opt1Cf or riiF AMERICAN RAILWAY xy{
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. 50 broao"NS' ~ ,l,.e
DkOPOSAi.S Will be received az lh's ~"
L upuI August 20, for the Clearing, Oraips' Tes
Structures Water Stltons III ps TRACK - &c g,lsa,
Tor n q FIRST Div zion the Sow orleans fAel. - 40
exending nom shreveport 10 Iecomr,e Ia suo ", as
miles also OF the Brdg the Atolssiaya h, .,t,sS
Second u vislon. For terms OF pAl meni pans 'P'N'
and information, apply az ibis onicr ,,,t President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
NADAL INTELLiGENCF

CoN5oy PEAS -CH tNBgRs-Vaa Brunt Z - ro,
nj n a. m-Motons viii Dr. hoaid A. II Oao.a '9Sas
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Uropo5Jl5.
U>nrp STATES ESeiyTes oewcs. AnNI 3

UNITED STATES ESGWRga OFWcs. ARNl y, iiUN"{
MN YORK. Aug 2. los9 ~,
IMPROVEMENT OF TIE 81. julie i.s,I
1 Wvet Florida aad the entrance 10 CumDeiian' ''
between Honda ana Georgia -, n the
u,5rs,y,ca win he received at Ihls Office nnl ~ ve
noon on the 81 Il OF August, 1851 al nA.u Tor con
ptacr they will be- uuened Ia presence OF binc " s.r
al tho mouth OF TIE 81 joan esa
ida and a INTO CumOcta III .yr.,eiy
t,oor,ta and Florida The works VIII lie ~. s'sran
and Tue proposals therefor must DO SUBMITS l" s'f
tlOpor hf,rl. tor pro
posals may DC obtained Tins Office on iheA'"" y
tegding bidders. a. " a - t.,,.e,. L. : A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
Couutrn Rea! estate Uanteo.

xyTANTED-GO0D MILL PROPERTY, tx
w or SUBURBAN with steam OF water POWER OF a9su 80
no,se acses, n and where abO u plenty aj1ht 80 ~
to he :mnloyed Aoarrss iull tCuars-IenI ".s
price &c.-lRON, Tribune once
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Droohlpn properin tor Sale aHo Go ftt

I OTIS in BROOKLYN-In large and small
II plots at very low price, for Investment.
rutland & WHITING. No. > BseAmanst
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Gltp DroperIp GO Eel.

AFFICES TO LET in the buildings 8, 8 and
~ : Beekmanst. and 10 to 1873 Nassau-st RCLANDd
WIIIrING, Beekman-st.
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Eeal estate 10 Cxc!lanQe.

ITO EXCHANGE for a better house-fo'
l Hndson.st: church lease. IL West HOUston'sL
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-07

two feet Of cut fodder are trodden down, and
it is ietl TO settle about is hours, when the
cover Is taken of, an. the process repeated
until the silo Is full.
Dr. j. Bailey, Of Billerica, Mass. gave a
s%uccinct account Of his experiments IN ensl
laying food Cor stock, principally corn tod-
der. lie said that the principal leak in
farming Is caused by drying the food Of
stock. The evaporation of the - per cent.
of water In grass must carry of some OF 1T
nutritive value. After studying the matter
a while, he decided 10 try to preserve his
cattle food in a green and succulent state.
He now believes that the fermentation IN
the silos adds to the nutritive value of the
fodder. lie fills his silos continuously and
covers with straw and planks, and cobble
stones are put 81 to add - the WEIGHT.
Tie aertic aid developed ~ the termenta-
tiol acts on the starch IN the fodder some
what a. sulphuric acid does on the corn
meal In glucose factories, thus adding TO the
digcstibllitv Of the food. All grasses, corn
included. contain the most animal nutrition
when in blossom, and BY ensilaging the
crop can be cut and packed away when III
their best cure. He finds that 1t costs less
to cut up and e~nsilage corn than to dry 1t.
Mr.. Potter said that it materially reduces
the cost of saving clover, perhaps more than
any other crop. One horse, with a tread
power, will cut up fifty tons per day. In
he fed his COWS all winter on e~nsilage, and
his breeding ewes also, and all brought
healthy young, and did we'll Two ia
bies in the neighborhood had been fed ex-
clusively on milk from cows which had only
e~nsilage food, and these children thrived
and were perfectly healthy, showing that
milk from COWS so fed is wholesome.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-07

The EXTRAORDINARY SURGICAL EAT
WHICH SAVED r LIVES OF ! NoTHER
AND Her BABE.-An extraordinary surgical
| operation was performed yesterday in this
CITY upon a Mrs. Burnell. a dwarf, who has
been making a living tor years BY travelling
with shows throughout the country. she Is
fortv-t@o inches in height and 81 years old.
Her husband is full grown. About seven
weeks ago Mrs. Burnett, knowing that she
was about ID become a mother, called upon
several physicians. Investigation developed
the fact that, owing to her peculiar defor-
nifty. it would be impossible for her 70 give
birth to a child.
The Cesarean operation was determined
upon.
Early yesterday morning the physicians,
TO the number II nearly 4 dozen, arrived at
the residence. On Se.enth street. below
Spruce, whore the unfortunate woman was
stopping. She was somewhat nervous. bat
resolute and determined.
DIR. Richards was the chief operation. as
sisted by Drs. E. II. Bell. Smith. Henry.
stuart and others. Mrs. Burnell was placed
under the influence OF either and the opera
ton began an WAS proceeded with accord
Ingto Porro's method.
The pulse of the woman remained excel
lent throughout the whole Of this severe
trial, and all Ter systems were favorable.
The child was alive at a late hour last night
was vigorous. and gave promise Of being
counted in tie neXt census. The mother
had not returned to consciousness at 10
o'clock, but her condition was such that
the physicians firmly believe that she will
recover
The child weighs about i, pounds
Phila. Record.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-07

pocToRs GAVE IIN P.-''ls il possible
that Mr.. Godfrey j up aud at work, and
cured by 80 simple a remedy"
Il assure you il j. true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters,
and only ten !.ss ago his doctors gave him
up and said he must DIE
well a-day, Ii that Is So, | viii 20 this
minute aud get some for my poor George.
| know hops are good.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-07

At Nagogdoches, Texas, Mrs Burke died
and while the body was being entered in
the grave yard a thunderstorm arose. As
the group of friends stood around the grave
a lott OF tightening descended in their
midst. and struck and instantly killrd Rev.
Mr Hearn. who was in the act of PRAYING.
1t aIsp knocked his brother to the ground
seDseless, and Knocked down G. H. Wea-
yer James Shaw and George Rogers.
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the Superior Court.

Matthew w. White aud wife Mary c. White, Nancy 4.
Hugh :, Matthew L. Hughes, Mary Hughes, Pen
elope Newbern, Sale Newbepu, VIM. benjamin
Pugh. Angie Emiiine Pugn and John Fueh,
Heirs at Law
1t appearing to the Court that the defendants VIM
Ben iamin PRgh, Angie tmIiiue Pagh and John Pugf,
above named are non-residents of TINS state. and resi- IL
at Tailsboro, Lewis county, Ky. Ii is therefore here \
ordered that they appear before me at my office in
Windsor, on or uefo4e the SGth day Of Der 1880, and
answer the petition of plaintiff, or Judgment VIII be
granted for a sale OF the land az prayed tor. And that
this notice be published for six weeks III the Farmer
and Mechanic a newspaper, published in the city
of Raleigh in the III Judicial District.
Witness, Vim. f.. Gurey, Clerk OF Superior Court, ut
Office in Windsor, this 18th ia! Of September, \. ID.
1880. WI. 7. CUR Ely,
Sep 20 6H. :. G.. Clerk.
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- ~<E-gg -

Aew Befainn: Col. j. \. Whitford, who
has a fine plantation in Jones county, on
the line Of Craven, informs US that the hog
cholera is prevailing in his section, and
that he has already lost upwards Of seventy
head during the past few days.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-01-17

-P!usieurs de nos lrcteu,s ont
entendu parler du nauifvage du
"Bornssia."
Voici ce que nous lisons a ca
sujet dams L. ''ChsoniQue &c Te're
boane :"
Sure le navire Dorussia parIi
de Liverpool, lie 20 Novembre, Il
destination de la NouvclleC Or
leans, ct abanlonn6 Ell mer, le .
D6celnbre, q cause ;l'una vote
d'eau Sc trouvaient le t!Is ct Il.
file Ge N. ct Nine c. Dnmiot de
notre Iocalit6 Al moment du
sauvetage, le jeune hoInme est
tomhG Il la iner ct a etc ainsi sera
re de sa s@ur. Sauy6 par les
hommes d'el,lipage, il s'est trou-
ye sur une em5aycaticn qui en-
portee au large, :pr6. avoir tenJ6
vainrment ue retourl,er aU Bor-
ussia ct trois jours APP es avoir
quite ce vaiSseai,. IL ete recuei!l:e
par la ba"que ltailenne Giacominl
a!lant a Baltimore,
lie 3 Jauvier,, cette harlue ar:i
vait a Baltimore.
Nous ayons III une lettre t!e ".
Charles Dnmio', annoncant Il SEES
| parents desoi6s Gull eiait sauvG
, ct Gu'i! trait hient6t les rejoilidre.
Ce ,jeune Ilolnme t;:it les plus
granis alo.es de Ii maniare clari
table don't lui ct sps compaGnons
d'iniortune ont e'e recueiliis ct
soisn6es par le brave capitaine
du Giaco:nini ct par tout sou eGui
page. II expri,ne l'espoif one.
CONNIE lui, sa s4ur aura pa 6cha|?
per 4 la mort.
Nous ,'esp6rons ct le desirons
pour ses parents desoi6S, atten
dant chaoue Jour des nouvelles
dams la plus sr;.rde anXiete.
Nous avons lie riaisir d'appren
Dire que ce jeune homme est arri
ve,samedi dernier,en bonne sante
chez ses parents.
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MARlAGES.-La mode. est une
afo!e de chose, a laquelle chacun
&c sonnet plus on moinS. Actu-
element en Europe, dams raristc
eiaue, les marriages Sc font q mi
NUT ct aussit6t la cei6monie nup
llaie accomplie, les epouX entam-
Meht la lune de miel ct Won't la Ii
hlF dans nne voyage de perinigra
Hon. Et pnis il reviennent, eft in
Fiient, leurs parents, amis, ct cen
Aalssa3ces aux fGtes ct rejoniS-
@heeS de leur heurense nnion.
bahS cette pMrOlsse, OH nous he
commissions pas l'aristocratie, les
fhoses sc paSsent ditt3ren,nent.
vi lalt Ia cer6monie, puIs Ia lett
." Ia note ct enSnite, on voyage
aanS la lune de miel, soft dans ses
ehateS, soft ailleurS, suivant Que
ieS epolX sont plus Oh mOins hur
pes I'eSt sans doute parce one
Il riole d'Europe ma pas encore
~ .inoSlliteS chez mons, OH que
rOL nne entlere cOntiance daas
Id i.osperite tuture du pays, gut
'e'is vOyOns tant de marriages
vans cette Saison. lie Greiiier dt
IL tolr "A delivre dix-sept Licence'
setsc semalne ct await que l'anne'
a.'sSe, ii en aura blen d:iitr,
cinq cents.
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LoCoHorloE-Deux fr!andais
s'cH aiIaicut tianquiIlctnent sur
Ia levee. Arrives 4 VuelQues ar
pents Ell has de Thibodaux IN
,!Seux volt ilotter dams le Bayou.
IN Sros tronc d|arbre muni lie
toHtes Sos racines. A cette yue,
unr idee l,itnincuSe traverse son
esprit. Comm il Sc sentait un
pen tatign6, il entire dams un s1uif
ut attend an passage Ie nouyeau
vehicule gui devait le condnire
plus ioin. Apres lSavoir saisi il
l'enfourche ct sc laisSe alIer an
courant. Gui en- .'aisaut rouler le
chicot desarcOnne le cavalier. Il
bien ess aye p'usiours tois De re
monter, mails peine inutila. En-
fin de guerre lasse, un noir est ar
rive ct Ia remls Sur lie plancher
des vaches, tout on promettant II
son sauveuv qu'i! ne monterait
jamais plus IN tronc d'arhre,
meme sur la tcrre terlnc.
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On lit dams lie Messager france

On lit dams lie Messenger franco
ameficain
La vile de BeIlefontaine (Ohio)
a cite Ia semaine derniere le thea
tre dun lHtit roman glamour qni
Went dOnher ralsOn a ceux Qul
condamnent lie systeme d'ednca
ton employG Wis Wis des jeunas
files americaines.
Minnie q. .. est une joIie file
de 10 ans don't lie ceur deja par
le en- favour de John H.. jeune
don Juan de Is ans egalement,
qui, b6tement fer CONNIE on Fest
a Get age de- son success alnou
reux, ne songe qua tourmenter
celle qui (, la naivete de l'aimer.
II y a queiques jonrs une brouil
lerie etait survepue entire les
deux enfants ct John reftlsa dc
parler Minnie. Plus celleci fai
salt d'avances Wis q Wis John
pour regagner ses bonnes graccs
plus John persistait dans son
mutisme.
Enfn Minnie d6sasp6r6e lui
Gcrivit 9o'elle etait r6so'ue "a Sc
tuer ct l'iliot avec une galanterle
assez habitueIle ses sembla bles
repolflit quill paiera;t les frais
reinforcement. La pauvre petite
lie prlt an mot ct avala le cOnteuu
dune houteille G'encTe noire ce
qui la reudiJ fort ma|ade, mails ne
Ia tua pas. E'ie passa alors a
l'encre rouge, mais ces prOduits
sont 81 falsif6s en- Amerilue ce tie
folS encore son attente tub decue
Ellie prit alors une determination
plus grave ct es>aya lie Sc coupeI
la gorge, mais la force lui man
Qua ct ellie ne Sc tit Eeureusi
nlant qu.une biessnre !egere. Sa
tanliIle est dtsoie, mais John es
ra,lienx II falt esparer cependan
que Minnie GcIalree aujoura'h;l
, sur Ie pen de cDnr de son biel
ainlG, reloncera Il son amour.
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RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE
SAISONS.

NR. JOHN BOSIO, P.OPRIETAIRE
AtA du isEsTAURANT DEs JUATRE-SAIsONs1
prevent ses aims tie "a vifie ct dc la cam
pagne, ainsi que lie public Ell g6n6rale, ou
d transtGrc soI restaurant du No, k:,;s dc
la rue ue Chartres au No. Efn 4 t.e la meme
rue, pres dc St-Lou,s.' II profite de cette oe-
c,sIon pour reniercier l. public ct sOillcite
en meme temps Id continuation de son ben
veiliant patronage. II intorne eli outre ses
ainis quiz IL dos salons particulars au pre-.
nier. ct dies cham ores Hlcnb!oes 4 lOuer . le
senaine oa iau mols. Les personnes de ia
vile ct de la cainlagne y trOuverOnt tout ar
comfort deslraDe.lae restaurau. sera uuve1i
us4aa Gult. d tev '75.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-01-17

JuGE DE CiRCUIT.-JusquA
present. nous n'avOnS eItpndu
mentionIer, pour juge de Circuit,
dams cette partie de l'Etat, que
hnom de notre concitoyen h. w.
Blake.
Gr. Blake est natif de la parOiS
SO lJ9fvilst, mails il reside lei de-
pais sou cnfance. Comme hom
me, colame avOcat, sa reputation
est au deSSus de tout soupcOn.
Sa Tongue pratique an barreau il
MS en- relief SOS capacities ct son
talent.
Mr. Blake a tOutes les cOudi
tons REFUSES pour remplir avec
honnrur pGur lui-m1me ct a"ec
profit pour tous, les importantes
lonctions de inge de Circuit. II
peut Sc presenter hardiment de-
want la legislature ct af1irmer
hantement que sa candida,ure
allle tons les suif'rages de nOtre
population.
Pour nous, nous serOns heureux
Dc yo!r teS fouctiOns al impOr
lahteS conn6es & des mains 81
digies.
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ACCIDENT. - Lnndi dcrnirr,
vars dix on ONE hrureS du SOlr,
~ eordonuier recruitment etabll II
Taibodanx ayaut mn peu trop
,ste St. Urepin est tomb6 dams le
BAYOU au pied de Ia rue st. Phi.
linpe. Sa chute suivie dune cri
de G45resss ayant etc entendne
,ar les pacheurs d'huitres aui sc
thmuvaient stationnGs audassuS
la pont, lis ont Immediate
uent pris des slniis ct sc sont
diriges vers l'endroit GU le
cri etait parti. Arrives sur les
Iieax nsayant rien VII, lis sont re
tonrnfs Il lenr embarcatinn. 4 MI
dj le ,ende,naiin, l'infllyidu may
ant point ,rparu d;tas son atte
ljer on commences IA Eaire .les re
q, ..,,les ei on u trOuve sa cas-
oas!te ap,tant sur le Bayou n TN
d. nj mite ei, has de fegl!se.
Qnant 4 son catiavre il ma pas cn
core etc retrourG. .
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-Nous ne comprenions r6elle
ment pas cue lie Courier de
nouma," fasse IN crime a la Com
pagnie Morgan de louer ses chars
i des societies qui organisent a
leurs risques ct perils des trains
usexcursion 4 la Nouvelle Orleans
ct accuse cctte Compagnie de
nuire All commerce local, Ell trans
pOrtaMt aiglsi Ia popnlItlon nolre
4 la Nouveile Orleans.
Si la Compagnie a deS chars.
csest ponr Ell retirer de l'argent
en- les louant d n'inporte QuI d
de l'argent pour payer.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-01-17

TUEATRE.-ha compagnie Sta,'
Aniaacs GDera Co. Iui drrait don
yer s. premiere i6sautation
handkerchief ma pu'a ',onanr que
mar,li. .Go,nme tOl,tc premiere repre-
seatatinn Ia sale auraIt pu 6tre
mie1x ;amp!ie, mais :nalGr4 toat
Eantlit0.fe e.;tIt rs '4Z nOlNbrcUX.
Ir magHiigne Mcleod ANNIE Mari
tdaa ct famuslnte oprrette IA
aes, eolnp0Sirlon de Mr.. Temples
Ion, composaient le programme
de la SOir6e.
Dams ces deuv pieces. MelIes.
Alice Vane, Fay TenrIe5un q: VI .
John Templeton, acknowledgements
s9con les par toute Ia troupe, ont
lt ei cAant6 icur role avec uhe
fatSse ct un brio Gui terait hon
near anx ar ;Stes qui he veulent
isurer Que ser les ;.randes scenrs.
lie ,iiercredi soir, Ptnafore aete
dome bcvant un tres no;nbreuX
aaiitoire ct chant6 avcc la meme
yerve ct le m6ma en.rsiin que
Mariana ct Aim6e.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-01-17
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prevleDt ulie 1Ouie de niaI.dies telies uue
les tievres lntermittentes, la dyspepsie les
maladies de poitrine: Phthisie, khulnes
oronchitc, Angine, Granulat;ons, tarynu.
ite, Aphonie, Asthnle, Plcures.e. Ly,npa.
tis,ne, Maiadies du Foie, de la Vess,e ct
dies Voies Urinalres. des NeyraIsies, pour
le pansement dies pl;.les.
Lon previcnt CT fon guGrit toutes ces
nl;.ladies en- faisant usage dc
E'EUCALNEsVxS BUFFERS.
Depuis Introduction On Europe de PEu
caiyptus par T. Kalncl, ct depuls que Fat
tentiun du monde sciutitiGuc "a ete ap;,e
ele sur les avantages lnuitlples que ion
pouvait tlrer tic cette reiiiaruuable plaute
pour la guerison dc uiyerses Maiadics.
un grand nolnbre de praticieus ujstillgues
ont constate ct d6mOntre feticaclte de
lEucaiyptus.
Les produits del'Euealyptus, sont enl-
ployes avec grand succes depuis pirsieurs
| annees dams les h6pitaux de Paris.
| LIE ksiiser A.uCshs y ssnMs, compose
lie La plantc de ce nom, est un preveutif
| sur cOntre uno foule de nlaIauies
Depot general: BURAE " THOMPSON,
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