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In bringing the P,ick!y Ash
Bitters before the pubic. we
claim that is one of the best RENE
dies extant tor the prevention
and cure of all diseases arising
from y disorlered Liver. By using
them according to directions they
will keep the system in strong,
healthy condition, and prevent
any miasinatic influence. Ask
your druggist for them. Price
S1.OO per bottle.
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"A Physical a.'s advice ofnayx,
Gain R.e:el.sa.

Harrisburg, Pa, March 80, 1881.
Nothing is more charming and
attractive than u thoroughly
healthy, perfectly formed woman :
+" hrisht-eyed, rosy, laughing, jo,
youS, happy>faced girl. one who
ilnds Keen pleasure in merely liy>
ing. An invalid wife or mother
IS a constant Object OF sympathy
IN an otherwise contented house
hold. Happy the home whose
woman folk enjoy perfect health.
ln my practice | have ALWAYS re
commended sickly women to use
Browns Iron Bitters. In case of
irregularities. dyspepsia in,liees
ton. htaFthsrn nausea, sour S,o
!naci nervousness and exhaustive
debility, / lind II exareds all 9th.
or iemedles ~ a true medicinal
TOME. 1t never fails to gently
soothe. refresh ANA streuthen the
general >ys!em, ald especially
those parts made weak by contin
ueh distress : AID what satisfies
me most i, that the cures, al
though in some instances gradual.
arc always permanent.~M. D.
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Call and see s. T. Grisa
moie's ,,ew stock.
In NemOriam.

Hall Home Hook and Ladder Go. No. T.
~IhiboGavx, November 18th, 1881.
whereas, 1t has p!eased the Almighty to
remove frOiu oar E::siat. our iamented hUpn.
rary member, JEAN DUplsE.
BE it resolved, That by bis death this com
munity has lost enc, who, by his eudeavors
to insure the success Of our organization
has chdeare1 himself to all its meuubers.
Resolved, Tiia: in this hour Of at,ijriiou.
the earnest syinpathies Of the .mcIubers of
Tins Company be rendered to the bereaye1
family.
BE it further resolved. That a copy Of
taeso resolutions be transmitted to his
,a1nily and spread on the nliunte5, and also
DC published III the a~"Thiholauz Sentinel"
HENRY RIV1ERE, Chairman.
i, W PERRIN.
! J. Ii.atl4tF.
ArI e0i.f :ren tho :s.u,;tes.
Ifasax lIvieTH, Secretary
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Hr, Thirty Esuys. TRIAL.

We viii send Or. Dyes Celebrated Flee
tt" 'o.ta;c Belts and other Eleetrie App:i-
anees on trial fog thirty days to Young
incn and older persons who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility. Lost Vitality, etc.
gustaHteslag speedy reliet and complete.
restoration Of sigor and manhood. Also
iaT hetltnnt'sn'. Eeura'ei-, PARALYSIS. Iir-
er ani kidney difficulties. Ruptures. ala
ucaaE ether a:eeaSos. Illustrated ,~t1an.,tet
set f7e A1iees5 Taieaie Bei. -. .5.ar.
shaft, AigA
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Dime. sets OF China and
common ware. washStann sets.
toilet sets and a large variety of
c%,ockeIy, tin ware, glass ware.
granite iron ware, feather dus
tiers, parlor lamps, lanterns, lama.
chimnies and wi,ks always on
hand at Glisamore's Stove De!o!
and House furnishing store.
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On next Monday the Con
gress OF the United States will
meet in regular session. On the
same day the Legislature OF Louis
lana will assemble in Extra Sc.
sion. -,
On Wednesday December II
the Police Jury of this Parish
will meet IN regular session.
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J. L. I''FItt'',
Depssty Tax Collector, Latnu!chf
SUCCESSION OF SAINTTILLE sIAETIS
AND II ALE BLANCHARD AIS
WIFE NO. 1859 pROEATES.
Twentieth .!u.,..:at District Cnnr,

Twentieth .u''l \. District Court.
CRATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
- Lainurcae. Whereas Pierre Martin of
said parish, has this day made application
TO the sad Court to tc appointed ad,ninis-
TRAITOR OF said succession.
Now. therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to Tile their ohiections
ii any they have, with the ClctI of siil
Curt, al his Office in the Town Of Tltibodaux
within ten days after the first putIcation
hereof, otherwise tha said applicant viii
in due course OF law be appointed admins
traitor # said succession.
go Witness my Land and the i'm
(~~)3rd. day OF Dyccn,,tsr A. y ,sSI
j w KNODLOCK. Clerk.
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Mi. John Goode, a Brother
of our fellow citizen j. S. Goode
has been visiting relatives and
scenes of his early days, the -,,rr
sent week. He has been q resident
of Texas some 25 years. He re
ports that among deaths publish
al IN Galveston he has noticed
he name of n. Fl. Smith. proha
bly, IL fol mer citizen of Thibodaux.
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-Jobn S. Billiu has removed
his law Office to the corner OF
Market aud Maronge sheets
where he will be convenient to
the Court House, and ready to
receive bis customers who have
legal business to transact.
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-Gnittedu;s :iiai still drags
along. Every day this pretended
loo' makes d sc"iir III court trying
to show insanity but only estab>
fishes the fact that he was not in
sane when he assassinatel P,e.i-
dent Garfield, aud knew pclfect-
~ well what he was doing.
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The people Of ST. Mullnsvii.e
have voted tax OF 81 mills on
the dollar as Il contribution TO,
wards building IA Brauch Rail
road connecting st. Martirsvllle
with the Morgan Railroad III
Caie's Station, ii few niles abos.
New Iberia.
The vote Was G3 for and 5
against.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th, Judicial District Court. Parish Of La.
f~cupcir.
Succession of john Nelson, No. 500.
irU5ates.

sDURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND NE
L cree ot above Court and IL Obedience
to a commission - me directed in he hove
entitled ard numbered Succession | All, off, =
Tor saie ut pHh'!c auction pursuant 10 law IA
the last ana highest bidder ut the Cont
.iouse in the Town of Tllhodaux on satur
day, November 2oth 1881 between the hours
of II o'clock a. ". and 1 o'clock p. VI, th.
following described property belonging to
said succession to. wit
The undivided half interest in Ten JiOl
shares Ut the Capital stock of the Thibo-
daux Bridge Company represented nv cert.
tcate No. 49,'cach share being for twenty
five dollars.
Terms of Sale, Cash on the spot in Unit
Cd States Treasury Notes to pay debts.
November 18th. 1881.
THEOPIiILE THIBoDAUX.
Sheriff.
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CcuIh Cold

A Couch, Cold OF Sore
Throat should te STOPPED. Neg
lect frequently results iu an IL
casajie Lnag Disease or ConsamD
ton, BROWNS RRONCHIAL
TROCHES do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrnps and
halsam , but get directly on tie
tafemed parts, aIla>lrg irritation.
give relief in AstHRe, Bronchitis.
Coughs, Caterrh. and tue Yhront
Troubles wkfch Singers and Public
Speakers are subject 10. For thir.
+ years Browns Bronchial Tro
clscs have beea recommended ly
physicians, aud have always civ
ten perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested 10y wide and cor,taut
use for nearly an entire genera
ton, they have attained wen me.i
ted rank a,aoug the few stapla ;e
meiies Of The age. Sold at 81
cents Il box everywhere.
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Young man, there is no nicer
christmas present to be made to
YOUR sweetheart than one OF those
rice China dinner or tea sets to
he seen at S. L. Grisamore's
Stove Depot.
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An interesting exhibit OF the
disposition Of the Public School
funds in Lafoureiie will be found
in to-days SENTINEL.
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Terrence Acilille and ste ling
Ben will be hanged on Friday
January 6, 1882 at Franklin Loa
isiana for the murder of .. Lar,
moud.
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David 3. Push has 200 ar
penis Of nee land to rent; a fine
opportunity foc an industrious
man.
Sec bis advertisement i'll anoth
or column.
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Editorial Eeeasls.

. $lJ0O per year can be easily
made at home working for Il. q.
Rideont & Co, 10 Barclay Street,
New York. Send for their cata
logue aud full particulars.
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w. G. Raglan has removed
his Sewing Machine Depot to the
corner of Main and St. Louis
streets where he is prepared to
meet his friends and sell them &
No. l Sewing Machine.
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Among the deaths annunced
III New Orleans the name of ma
dam Paul ID. Ttrcbonne ages! so
years j. found.
Tie deceased we presume was
long a resident Of Lafouruhe,
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Dyspcptic SYMPTOMS, such as re
tasting oithe food, bvicling. heat
in the stomach, heartburn, etc.
promptly cured by Browns Iron
BitterS,
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The public schools in this
Parish will DC opened on the first
Monday of January 1892.
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IS. Dire, fus will be in Thibo
daux III s.boit ten days with a
large assortment of mics eve
glasses sptctac!rs sc.
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-Charter Oak Stoves OF all
.fxlas constantly on hand, ifonl
eo;5 90 upwards At. G~risannofe $
stove Depot.
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Notice,

firsmen's Fair Grounds can ro-
ed for Fares. Pic. Mics, nar, Ga now h
tainnIents. f"'ties and M
Apply to 4 cnru n
President Fire mems Hans aal0ar
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IF the letters dance before
your eyes when yon read, see
Dreyfus the Optician.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
md Justice 3 Court Of l.. 2. Caiilouet. End
Ward. Parish OF Lafourche.

Bcrkson Bros. IS. No lei thas. 4. Brand ;
Eerksou iros vs.. 80. i-2. ttias. \.
Braud Berkson Bros. ". No. 20 Chas.
4. Brand Berkson l:gns. Us. No. Ia,
Chas. a Eraud +; HcGkson Bros rs,
No. t1J, Ihas. 4. Brand.
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PATENTS

We e~ontinme::to act IA So,i.;.o.
ia. nasG Tna LrS,ls Marks, oopyrishII,rs p.ts
me United STATES, Canada. tt'uibss' 81, !,
sr'1ee' oef'nahy etc. We have La:s
~ nse years cXperic,,.aad III
la'ents obtained throusL -
III the SCIENTIFIC AMERIc,S aIs Hoass
aud splendid illustrated we.I,. ihs ~
a year. shows the Progress papsr, nj
very interesting, aud la, an ~ etieaa
cn.aiion. Address Mum 4 e%p"ofnioas 4
Solicitors, Publishers of Sc,.eo ~, Pa
CAN. 81 Park Row, New Yo.l Sflpie ARss
about. Patents sent free. Hand n
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IS. Dreyfus processes TO fit
glasses suitable to your eyesight.
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Notice.

The undersigned has Two II.
diatcly. w.t. apply ny
November 9Th. 1881.
DAVID B. pres
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. District Court. Lafourchc.

j. NJ. Walsh, Srndic. vs.. No. l75l Clciire
DassaIn; aud Clo.iine Dassain, VS.. No.
l70S Victor Pave. husband.
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Buy spcctacles of s. Dreyfus,
Ortician aud preserve your eye
sight.
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Call and see the Ate stock @
china sare ri 4. Z. arsau,ere.
ot1Ye Lei,ct.
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)District court will open in AS
sumption on Monday next.
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If your sight is weak call NJ
on S. Dreyius the Cl'tician.
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5. I. G,isamore has traca
chains, piow shares, piow handles.
piow beams, names, single trees
ooHsle trees, ~haekbaHds, plows,
SPADES aud sltoytis f0r sale.
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the next summer, when the old gentleman had
gone into town with load of garden truck George
tackled that tree and cut it down, and chopped it
into stove lengths, and piled it all up in pile and
sat down it and awaited his fathers return,
las tired a cart wheel" as he expressed it.
Pretty soon he saw his father coming, and when
he came along by the place where the tree former
ly stood. look Of glad surprise went over his face
and he said "Dodde" the always called him
"Doddie') who has been and cut down that ere
cherry tree! and George with his face sutfused
with bushes said. Father | cannot tell lie, |
did il with my little Ratchet" Then his father
dismcunted from his cart, look OF incredulity
aud pain spreading over his face and in a husky
voice he said. my SON (he always called him my
son when he was dispeased) my son, if 20" can't
tell lie. your old father can when he hears one,
and he has Just heard whopper. am an old
man, but naver, never, in all my life, knew of a
boy deing anything in the shape of work that
amounted to row pins and here is good day.
Job, and you never did it in this wide world |
could forgive medium sized lie, but this is rub
bing it too thick" and Selling George by the
collar, he took switch from the pile, and history
states that he made George howl so, that the APP
pie blossoms in that vicinity all blighted
OUR GEORGE
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General1tles.

Hanan has arrived in New York
Senator Edmunds has been sl Chilly Il but is re
covering
There has been another severe snow storm in
Iowa and Wisconsin
Treasury officials estimate the reduction of the
debt for February at Sl00O0,0OO.
The National House has killed the Burnside
Educational bill passed by the Senate
The President has issued All order prohibiting
the sale OF Intoxicating liquors at military posts.
Princess Augusta Victoria was married Saturday
to The eldest son of the Crown Prince of Germany
An earthquake is reported at St. Michael on the
Azore Islands, which threw down POO houses, and
killed several persons
The Wisconsin Legislature will elect Mr. Carpen-
ters successor March Sth. Angus Cameron Is said
to have clear ma ority.
The obesk officially presented to New Y ork
city, Feb - Secretary Evarts made an address.
which was responded to by Mayor Grace
The Beers attacked and cut to pieces General
Colleys command Saturday, killing the General
himself. But few Of the British escaped.
1t appears now that the finding bill will fail
and that an extra session of Congress will be need
ed to provide for the and per cent. bonds.
The President has issued a proclamation CON
venng the Senate IL special session at noon on
the 4th of March for the purpose of considering the
executive business.
The United States grows 4S0 900 600 bushels of
wheat but this is not enough to furnish seed for
the 470,000,000 acres Of wheat lands within the
limits of the United States This is big country
\ dispatch from Sioux Falls, Oak and other
points, describes fuel famine prevailing to an
alarming extent Telegraph poles are cut down
for fuel. Public schools are closed and business
suspended.
The Pennsy lvania Legislature Wednesday elect
ed John Mitchell (rep) e Senator to fill the
vacancy caused by the expiration of Waaces
term. Mitchell is member of the House. whose
term expires on the 4th of March.
Rev. Henry W ard Beecher surprised his congre-
CATION Friday night by announcing that he had
cancelled all his lecturing engagements and pro
posed to devote his energies to the development of
personal religion in the hearts of his people
1t is now settled that Senator Blame who has re-
covered from his illness, will not resign until the 4th
: 9TH of March His illness prevented him from
going to Mentor to Gen. Garfield, and conse-
quently Senator B. will not be able to confer with
the presdentelect until his arrival in Washington.
If Senator Blaine should resign the last of this
week, the Legislature would fill the vacancy the
second Tuesday after the resignation which would
be March Is. 1t is thought that the Legislature
cannot complete its regular business before that
time.
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1t is said there are certain persons in
this community who are advocating the
reputation by the city Of the interest on
it's bonds, and who will offer themselves
as candidates at the coming municipal
election on that platform. The dishonesty
of this proposition is self evident nor is
it necessary to point out now the evils
which would result from carrying it into
effect. Many would perhaps fail to con-
slider these things if they saw or thought
they saw prospect of relief from taxa
ton. They would hold that the end
justified the means. But no such result
would or could be attained by the means
proposed. The very agitation of such
ty of refunding the city bonds at lower
rates of interest, while refusal to pay the
interest on the present bonds as it be-
comes due would involve the city in lit
cation and loss. The bondh0lders would
lose nothing, for they would promptly at
tach the 5000 shares of the b. < NJ. H.
l.. r. r. held by the city and they would
be sustained by the courts. They would
in addition have a lien upon"
property, despite the apparently adverse
ruling upon this point by the United
States Supreme Court III the Memphis
bond case Those who interpret that
decision as sustaining or tavoring repudia-
ton place a wrong construction upon It.
But the creditors of the city need not go
to that length to obtain their dues, us we
have shown. Reputation in this case
would cause an increase instead of de
crease in taxation. and every taxpayer
should have this fact impressed upon him
before he goes to the polls one week from
Monday next.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-03-03

SUDDEN DEATHS. Senator Matt Carpenter of
Wisconsin, died at Washington on Thursday morn
ing, from Bright's disease Hi called on the Pres
ident the preceding Friday. At Milwaukee, Car
penters residence, flags at half mast on near
ly all public buildings and many private residences
in respect to the late Senator. Preparations are
making for the greatest memorial demonstration
ever witnessed in Wisconsin, when the remains
are brought home Senator Carpenters life was
insured for about $50 900 On the day of Senator
Carpenters death, Henry D. Cooke died at his
residence in Georgetown, ID. G. He was a native
OF Ohio, at one time Governor of the District of
Columbia, and was engaged in the banking bust
ness with his brother Jay Cooke, having charge
OF their Washington bank 1t is said he had never
been well after the failure of Jay Cooke g. Co in
1873 In one issue Of the daily papers of last
week we find recorded the deaths of four journal
lists and the funeral of another The funeral was
that of Oliver NJ Bradstreet, Ia native of Maine
and for over twenty years an able attache of the
New England Associated Press which took place
Thursday afternoon, in New York. There were
present representatives from every leading news
paper in the city and every department of the As
ISOLATED Press.
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Clippings.

There's no particular reason why there should
be any old maids. There are 100 males to every
96l females in the United States Gardner Home
journal
The New York Commercial Bulletin recently
commended Governor Plaisted, of Maine for de-
nouncng the usury laws Of the State The fact
is Maine has no usury laws, and Governor Plais-
ted urged the Legislature to enact them. [Boston
Journal.
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A DEMOCRATIC SCHEME BLOCKED. The Demo

DEMOCRATIC SCHEME BLOCKED. The Demo
cratic officials of the Senate, who have abandoned
all hopes Of retaining their positions by the vote of
Gen. Malone, undertook to concoct little ar
rangement by which they might cancel Republ
can vote. Gov Plalsted of Maine was to be their
tool, and to delay furnishing certificate of cleo
ton on some pretext to Mr. Frye, or whoever
might be elected as the successor of Mr. Blaine.
This little game has been blocked by Mr. Blaine,
who has not resigned and will not resign until the
Senate has been organized even if the organization
be delayed till the arrival of successor to Mr. Car.
penter. Washington Special to Boston Journal
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The Legislative Party ut Augusta

AUGUSTA. March /. The Legislative party in
Granite Hall, this evening. was a very brilliant at
fair. Fully ZOO persons were present and the
floor was crowded with dancers. The toilettes
were superb and indescribable The hall fairly
blossomed with flags and decorations Gov Plais-
ted received the guests under white satin payil-
ion. There were a large number of potablities
present from Portland, Bangor and other cities
The ball closes an unusually gay season in Augusta
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-03-03

In reply to some criticisms that have been made
because Dr. Chaplin left no public legaces a friend
OF his writes to the Cincinnati Commercial, The
fact is, aside from his house, which was partly
covered by mortgage, and his library. he had no
property The doctor had large salary but a
costly family and generous hand"