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An embarrassing Republican State Convention.
the denomination of the old ticket and no hurrab
is predicted in Massachusetts There and elsoD,bo,
the noise will be made this year by the party which
is sure to be beaten, and which feels bound TO make
racket for fear its existence will be overlooked IN
the general content that prevails with the work az
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"No GREAT SHAKES"
From Ihe Hartford iSsl fRep) ~. .hss
The Anti Monopoly Convention al I.ehh a "a
week dues not appear 70 have been very sres' 49,
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schaeberles comet, which reached it's perihelion
on saturday, and is now at its nearest approach to
the earth, Is visible to the naked oye but is not
conspicuous object. The weather Of late has been
unfavorable for observations but on Sunday morn
ing the comet could be easily seen here low down in
tho northeast. The readiest way to find it is TO
carry line through the pointers" in a southerly
direction. that is away from the pole star.
The comet has also been seon with tho I'M
aided eye at Cincinnati and other places It's tail
IS visible in small glass, and will probably be-
come moro prominent when the old moon dis
appears.
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less, that he Will ii time receive the formal appoint
pInent. The ch ,ice VIII be thoroughly conmcnds-
BILE one. fact professor Hilgard is so clearly in
The hne OF successoDthat it may be eaid, without
much exaggeration, that other choice would
be ccmmendable Professor ailgard has been
connected with tho Coast Survey for thirty-six
years, during nineteen of which he has been ia
charge OF the Coast Survey Office and OF the con-
struction of standard weights and measures. His
rank among the scientific Of the country is suli
GENTLY indicated by the fact that he was elected ia
1874 TO be president of she American Association
for the Advancement of Science. and has been for
nearly twenty years member of the National
Academy Of Sciences. His scientific work is no
corded for the most part in the reports of the Coast
Survey, to the success of which he has so largely
contributed. His selection es Superintendent has
been fairly earned by lifetime of thorough and
unselfish work for the sake of science
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John G. Thompson, the great Democratic miscal-
culstor, is trying to cipher away the Republican
majority in Ohio by initiating the supposittious tenn
per?nce, vote, Thompson is always mistaken in his
pouCicai arithmetic; but he goes right Just the
same. He is an invaluable man to keep up the
spirits of q beaten party
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Netu'a1ork Daily Gribmate.
MONDAY. AUGUST %, 1881.

FOUNDED HORACE GREELEY
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The Presidents physicians do not seem to
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gnses to ADVERTISEMENTS.

lTAv CowcEkr HALL--Conoerr.
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MsOtErrs! MOtheHs!!
NaOtherS!!!

Are you disturbed at night and
broken Ct your rest by Il sick child
suffering and crying with the ex-
cruciatlng pain Of cutting teeth !
II so, go at once and get a bottle
Of MRS. NINSLCW'S SOOTu.
ING SYRUP. l: Will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon i: -; there is no mis-
take about it. There is not a
mother on earth who has ever
used it, who Will not tel! you at
once that 1t will regulate tie bow
els, and give rest 10 TIE mother,
and relief and health to the Child.
operating like magic. l: is perfect
~ safe to ISL in all eases, and
Pheasant to the taste, and is tie
prescription of one OF the Oldest
and best female physicians and
nurses i'll the United States. Sold
everywhere. % ccnts a bottle,
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A Couch. Cold or Sore

A Couch, Cold Or Sore
Throat should he ST. rped. Neg
lect frequently results i'll IN Ii
curdb'e lang Discuss Or Coasump
tan, BhOHN'S BRONCHIAL
TRCCUES do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrups and
holsam-, on, act directly Gu the
inf med parts, aIia,lug irritation,
give relief in asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catayyh, and the Throat
Troubles which Ringers and Public
Speakers are subject to. For thir-
ty years Browns Bronchial TrO
ches have been recommended by
physicians, aud have always Civ
Ell perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire genera>
ton, they have attained well meri
ted rank among the few staple re
NEEDLES of the age. Sold at 25
cents Il boz everywhere.
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Now that We are to have an
extra session Of the Legislature
the representa- ives should lie oc
cupying their time in Studying up
the matters that will come before
them for dcii5eration and action.
The members Of the present leg
isistn'e did not acquire much re
nova during the past session OF
shat body, and anlrss they show
a little more interest in the pub.
lie welfare in the future il is not
probable that many Of them will
be asked to be returned to that
body.
The members Should under
stand that the thinking people of
this State feel that the expense of
the present extra session is entire
~ due to their negligence and in
attention to their sworn duties at
the last session, aud that the PEG
pie HOW mean business. and it
will be better for their reputation
to attend to the public interest
whilst Ill session,
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MIR. Clas. B. Wayman, Erie,
Pa, writes: "My physicians had
given me to die. They told me
my lungs and liver were all de.
cayed and gone. l was very
weak, pale, and omaciated. By
chance l saw Browns Iron Bit.
tiers advertised. I Immediately
realized that without iron in the
blood, life could not exist. With
trembling anxiety l sent a ser
want, who procured for me bot
tie. l must have taken it with
great faith. for almost immediate
~ | felt its beneficial effect. Soon
all dysptrtic symptoms disap-
pealed, my lui.ss grew strong,
pains in the region OF the heart
vanished, my urine became tree
OF sediment. and in Il word | have
lrgalned perfect health. Now |
feel able TO thrash the doctor that
attended me, and really believe
l ought 10 do it,"
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The venerable James l..
Ridgely Secretary of the Sove,
reign Grand Lodge of the Inde-
pendent Order of Odd-Fellows,
since 1912, died at his residence
in Baltimore on November 16
last. aged 70 years.
No man has ever done so much
for the Order Of ODD Fellowship
as James L. Ridgely.
For 40 years he has been prac-
tically the head of the Order. BY
his urbanity and kindness he has
endcarcd himself to ill E,epresen-
tatives to the G.anI Lodge since
its foun:!atioa by his generous
and humane heart. he has ex 4
pliiicd. through Il long and u.e.ui
life, all the benevolent attributes
OF the Order to which he belongs,
ana he has gone to his grave,
with hls memory enshrined inthe
hearts OF Il halt million of Breth-
ren, loved, lamented and honoled
as bat few men ever have been.
he lived to a good Old age, and
was the intimate friend and cons
paaion Of Thomas Widely, the
great founder Of the Order Of the
|. O. of O. +.
lie knew all the principal Broth
ers OF that Order from the day of
Its inception to the date Of bis
demise.
For several Years he has been
on the decline, and death found
MN ready aud prepared to leave
tue scenes Of this world to dwell
IN those of hereafter.
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-On next Thursday will be the
great circus of John Robinson and
the Mrnagerie also. No such :;
show has ever been witnessed in
ThilOdauS.
Now little boys and girls will
burst open their little SAFETY
banks in order to go and see the
trained elephants and the mon
keys and the dogs.
Now patient fathers will he
bes!eged for tickets to see the
Gi1atics, the first ones Thar ever
came to Thibodanx alive. Now
school teachers will wear long
faces for pupils can talk Of moth,
'''g but sea lions, bears, Ta,iis
and great clowns. and fine horses.
Now, well, let's Il! so aud see fol.
ourselves.
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EecTOsasy.

Pied at Lockport, Parish of Lafourche,
on fie>siay. November the Sti, Mrs. CE-
!itSfE DACNlS. cnasort of JOHN =. RA-
gan, ESQ. of Jhibo.iaux. in the same
parish. l:crn january the 4 h, 1917, aged 81
years, ~ mouths and 4 days.
Thus it IS that one b: ore those
who appeared about the same
tlneswith us IN the worlds stage.
are passing to that bourne from
whl:n 40 traveller returns. From
aduI"Sc"nce to scar and yellow
leaf OF life, We had Intimately
known the DECEASED aud her tami
ly. and knowingly testify to her
III my excellent qualities anl spot
less name. She was the conpan
ion ard school mate ofoar sisters.
tue cherished daughter Of ido.iz-
lug Parents tie cynosure Of at
%ltctlonate sisters. loving brothers
and ..duniring friends,
"Whom none knew bu: to love:
None Hanleu but to praise
The Daunis were among the
first settlers Of Lafour che, the
family having emi.vated to Louis
lana from Acadia when the tri-
co'ored flag OF France tie Matte
Solnm OF their ancestors-yas
dotted to be supp'anted by the
double cross OF Great Britain,
when, not wishing to submit to
the conq"eror, they made their
way, on foot, to the then Willis of
this State, spreter:ing to live he
meath the banner of CASTLE and
Leon. to that Of proud, imperious
Britain, and fixed their future
abode on the banks Of tLe now
beautiful Latourche, where their
descendants still reside.
By every tireside, in every
nome, there is grief when n chair
In the loved circle is made vacant.
never in this earth again to he
when sweet Voice around
the family altar is silcut, 10 more
by mortal ear to be heard. But
there are times when the ties of
ent!eSrInent are SO clear and
strong that the pain of their SUI
has 10 name in the Ian
guage OF men. Thus it is in the
of those who are hound
obligations Of kindred and
friendship to the sleeping ono
whose virtues we sadly CONNIE.
'hOrate. +;
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An active brain. sparkling
wit, d cheerful mind, Il bright
eye, Il robust body, pure rich
blood aud a vigorous bounding
circulation, add many charms to
female soLiet~-yet, ali! how few
la,iies can boast Of III! these signs
of health! While they remain
victims to those terrible female
complaints, they will be mere
feeble, delicate diones upon So
cicty. Yen eau be restored to
heu.t!s and Happiness by the use
of English Female Bitters.
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THE WEEKLY THIBoDAUx SENTINEL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26 1881.

Called upon at an early age to
take charge of a large family OF
brothers and sisters, in kindness
aud wisdom and every needed
care, she BECAME a mother to
them ; and, with religious zeal,
impressed and trained to a sense
of duty that, to this day, has
been their safeguard, and a pleas
ant burden of gratitude. Devout
and pions, full of charity, no less
did her neighbors love her than
her own.
But giieving her, we mourn
not as they who have no hope in
immortality, for we feel thai,
while we mingle our tears with
the falling leaves of the weeping
willOw-the sad emblem of the
grave, We shall again meet the
friend of the hpydays OF youth
and that, though there is Il moth
er, a sister, a friend aud a kind
neighbor less on earth, there is
an angel more in heaven. To
her surviving husband, chi!dre..
and grand chill tren, we offer oar
heartfelt coudo.euc4 lin their ire
perahle loss. May they initiate
the virtues OF tie wife, and the
Christian examples Of the mother.
Blessed are they who die ia the
Lord. Requiescat in pace.
j. G.. ".
New Orleans, Nov. Is, 1881.
-GcetN0 Courier.
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IL. II. Carver ESQ.,, who has
for many years been the English
Editor OF the Assumption Pioneer
bias retired from that position.
Mr.. Carver was a graceful and
eitsn forcibIe writer, and filled
HE columns OF the Pioneer with
racy. instructive, aud interesting
paragraphs.
Ills retirement will be a loss to
the Pioneer that some other pen
tnay replace. The SENTINEL
trusts that the retired Editor
may tind prosperity and happi-
ness in the quiet solitude Of pri.
vute life.
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Take notice, that acting under and by
virtue OF five several writs of J;e,i faeias
to me directed by the above entitled Court
IN the above entitled and numbered G uses,
| have seized aud taken into lily possession,
anu vii. prcceed to sell at auction, or Satur
cay the 3d day Of December A. L. 1881.
between the hours Of ii o'clock A. II. aul
! O'Clock T.. NJ, OF the pr, misses. at about
i've miles above ,le town OF Thibodaux. OF
the right bank. of the bayou Lafonrche, on
ihc front OF the Johr Webrc plantation, the
following described property, to wi.
All and singular the contents of a certain
country trade store, situated az above dcs-
%crii'c't. ana lately kept by said Clas A.
fraud, consisting of dry goods, groceries,
iiquours, crochcry;, cutlery, wares. tobacco.
anu OF such other articles as gene: ally go
to form the stock OF Il country tradc.-the
property of the defendant, Charles A..
Braud.
Terms of Sale. Cash on the Spot in Uni
ted states Treasury Notes, to satisfy said
writs.
Witness my hand officially Iat T~hioodaux
La, November 18th. a. d. 1881.
H. W. FROST, Constable,
2nd. Ward Lafoarclie.
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congress will meet on the
first Monday Of December next
when the mysteries of President
Arthur, that worry some people
so much, will he revealed.
His Cabinet will then be form
ed and that great agony will he
over among the aspirants.
The Presidents message will
very probably Indicate his ideas
and desires in regard to the fu>
.pre administration of this Gov
e. nment.
There will he a warm contest
for the Speakership of the lower
house. The gain of Il Democ. attic
member 10 New York, makes the
pai.y lines so close that the le,. st
wavering anywhere along the
lines will defeat any party.
The Greerbackers and readius-
ter members may hold the balance
OF power. Nous verrOus CONNIE
dit IL vienx Richie.
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Again.

/ saw so much said about the
merits OF Hop Bitters, and my
wife who was always d~octoring,
and never we'll, leased me so ur-
gently to get her so;,,e l conclud
Ell to be humbngged again; ard
l am glad l did, for in less than
two months use Of the Buffers my
wife was cured and has remained
so for eighteen months since. l
like such humbugGing.-l II. T.,
st. Paui.-Ptoncer Press.
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TNHESE CASES HAVING BEEN REG
L ulariy taken up and tried after an or
der OF consolidation. and the law and the
evidence being in favor OF Cludine Dassain
and against her husband and against John
III. Walsh, Syndic of the creditors of Victor
Faye and wa%rranting and j%ustifyirg this
judgment.
IT'S ORDERED ADJUDGED AND DE
creed, that Ciodine Das ain wife of Victor
Page have judgment di-solving the commu-
nifty OF acGuets and gains exislin. between
herself and her husband and granting to
her the sole management Of her ~parapler-
nal property.
IT lsFURTHER ORDERED ADJUDG-
ed and decreed that Clodine Dassair have
judgement and recover of Victor Pave the
sum Ut Three Thousand Dollars with legal
interest thereon from the 2lst. day Of Feb
ruary 1881 and all costs of suit.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED AND AID
judged that the general legal and tacit
mortgage of the said Clodiue Dassain
against all tie real property OF her HUSBAND,
to secure the said amount he recognized as
valid and binding to date from the eth. of
August 1879.
II Is FULTHER ORDERED ADJUDG.
ed and decreed that SIC said Mrs. CiO,line
Dassai.. wife of Victor Page be recognized
as the owner and proprietor of-that GER
tam lot ut ground situated IN this parish on
the left ban k Of Bayou Lafourche at about
forty miles below the town of Thibodaux,
measuring one hundred and fifty five feet
fronting ga the said bayou Lafourche by IA
dep-h of one hun,treI and sixty five feet on
the lower side of said lot OF the side near
est to the Parris Plantation, and one hun
dred AMI seventy five feet on the opposite
side or liue Of said LOT, tho same being
bounded on both sides by the land of tn.
vendor Victor Melancon, and also in rear
10y lands of the same person, as the lines
existed on January 10Th. 1870.
THAT SIRE BE FURTHER RECOG-
plze't as the owner of all the buildings and
improvements thereon-as having been the
real and bona .E3e purchaser thereof on the
10th. of January 1879 from Victor Melancur
3 an investment Of her pHrapherna. prop.
II Is FURTHER ORDERED AND AID
ln.iSed that Victor Page, and john NJ.
Walsh. Syndic OF the creditors of Victor
Faye. nay all the costs of these proceedings.
DONE READ AND SIGNED IN OPEN
Court this fifteenth day OF November 1887.
1T j hibo,taux.
toisnei) ARTHUR F. KNOBLOUH,
Judge 10Th. Judicial District Court.
Filed November 18th, 1851.
tSigne,i) j. w. KNOBEOCH, Clerk.
(>~) A true copy:
LIS. Test: Clerks office, Parish, of
- Lafrnrche this Eth. day of Noveln
bcI A. D. 1881.
J. +. ALLAN, Deputy Clerk.
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.AmOnr fhn antnrp,is;n,

Among the enterrrising bust
ness houses in TiilheIan: none
surpasses that Of MIS-. S. \. Bin.
nings on Jackson street.
Mrs. Binning-; has filed her
shelves aud counters with an ex
cel'ent variety of every thing that
is suitable for tho holidays. La
dies especially should visit tEi.
emporium OF fine goods before
purchasing.
A large variety of toys can also
be tOnud at this stand.
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English Female B;tterS ia in

English Female Bitters is in
tended for young girls as we'll as
married laaies, who have by some
exposure, become irregular, pale
aud feeble, With headache, leucor
rh@a. pain in the side and back,
falling Of the womb, or female
weaknesses, or excesses. Its use
strengthens aud tones the siom-
ach, in>igorates tue nerves, im-
parts iron to the blood, c%orrectS
irregala uterine action ana re
moves uuDatG:ai ob>truc,i ns.
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The fiual fooiinss Of the Cen
sns OF 1880, for Louisiana give a
population of G}9.94j. Iu 1870
the population was 72G 9I5. The
gain during the decade Of 1S7O.SO
was 213.O31 being EOS per cent.
The total population Of the Uni
ted States was SO. /.
The general average of increase
Of the whole country has been
abOnt 30 per cent, from which it
il seen that Louisiana maintained
the regular average.
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On Thirty Bays. Trjnl.

W. will send DR.. DYES Celb,atc1 Flee
tro-Voltaic Belts and other Electric ApnI;-
ances ON trial for thirty days to vonng
men and older persons who ore afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality. etc.
guaranteeing speedy relief and complete.
restoration of vigor AMI manhood. Also
for Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Paralysis. Liy-
er and Kidney difficulties, Ruptures. and
many other diseases. Illustrated pamphlet
sent free. Address Voltaie Belt Co. Mar.
shall, Mich
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Mr. pattison Of thn ti,m n

Mr.. Pattison of the firm of
Pattiscn aud Boyard sole agents
of the celebrated Thistle Dew
Whiskey has left in ills Office a
pamphlet OF % pages containing
the remarkable manner in which
this celebrated Liquor was discov
cred and much other valuable in
formation on that subject. 1T also
contains handsome portraits Of
all parties connected with the
manufacture and sole Of the This
tie Dew cOrdials.
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Rev. Charles f. D. Lyme
leaves ThlbOdaux to day for
Key West Texas, at which place
the Rectorship Of St. Paui's
Church has been rendered him.
The friends and Parishlomcrs
of Mr.. Lyme regret very much his
departure, rs his charge OF St.
Johns Church for over ten years
has been pleasant and agreeable
to all who have had business with
him either as a minister OF Il citi.
zen.
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The Baton Rouge Editor
are terribly worried about the
holding of an Extra SESSION il
New Orleans.
Well, if there are no accommo
dations i'll that City for the Legis
lature to meet, it is 80 place for
it to go. TO rem, a dozen houses
would suit the Baton Rouge peo>
pie admirably we'll, but it will not
suit the average tax payer.
Get the State House ready,
then move the whole State Gov
crnmeut and not before.
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Thomas l.. Winder has pur
chased the Windermere Planta
ton on Bayou Terrebonne former
~ belonged to his brother, the
gallant and heroic Felix Winder
who lost his life at the Siege
of Vicksburgh. The terms were
$4,000 90 payable il five annual
payment Of SS0O0.O0 without in>
LereSt.
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Learn this by Heart.

esssS W aDCS1Tk
My nerves will regain their
vigor.
NY brain will become mere
clear aud powerful.
My muscles be made strong.
My dyspepsia and indigestion
no longer trouble me.
My hearts regular action re-
stored.
Ny blood DC made more pure.
My weak lungs made more
healthy, and al! the func,ions Of
my body restored to their nor,
NAL condition, and every sy,np
tom of weakness, nervousness.
ANA debility br removed, if [ use
Browns Iron Bitters,-News.
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-Messrs. W. II. Raglan, \. S.
Chappuis and p. L. Lorlo have
been appointed by the Governor,
delegates to the National Cotton
Convention that meets in Decem.
Der 8, 1881.