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-Une manufacture de perfums

-Onc HiauuIactlre ue ptrfumS,
,extraitS dc Heurs 'onisianaises
Went d'Gtre etablie i la Nouvelle
Orleans ct ses produits soMt dune
teIle sup6riolite qu.on men vent
plus d'autres 1T qn'elle he peut
su!lire aux OrdreS qni lui sont en-
vOyes. tes parfums surpassent
cn qualitG ceux de la maison Ln-
bin ct il NY Il Ia rien d'etonnant:
notre bean clinat' qui produit les
plus iolies fenlnes du monde, dOit
;lu>si tournir les plus fines tieurs
pour les orncr. Et, Ell ciftt, la
fore lm,isianlise est richie, variGe
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ce petite tlrnr.
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mantle don't les GrecS en- bau
m;ueu; la couche DIES leuntS epon
sees, ct don't les Celles l..raient
/" cerceuii des jenneS FLIES. En
etIet, M ionQuet lie -violrtte mat
il pas le parfum discreet dun pre-
mier amour, ct nest il point le
deuil sri,cieux de la jcunesse ct de
la bpautG?
II est II Suppossr, Yes'lames,
cue youS ne vous evano,ilSsiezn nj Il
In vnp. hi Il l'o,ltnr dies >io!ettes,
ainsi que i.infor,unee princesse
/ Il. I.aml,alle. Lii vi0!ette est le
! nre!n;l'r seurirc dn printemps le
| inn..,scS haies, sur Ia nlarge dies
scutic,S. EAIe a, CONNIE vOns, des
yert1s. ST ce meme plintemp'
vous cnrl,umr, l;s tiSane de violet
ties vuus gnGrit 1T Ieur donx
aroinr, sous mile !saSQneS aoquef>
Sc glisse dams le ntceSsaire 81
dams le luxe dc vos toilettes.
La bruno >iolegte ciyiliSee dt
yoS i,ulins ne voudrait cer,ts pas
rrconraitr. Sc lointaine ct rustl
que cousine! C'est que vraiment
cette misnonne sanvase-la, III
peu pale ct simplette. pouSse al
lIasard dn temps sur sa trop ioi
que tiye, SO Iaisse chiffonner
iontes les brises, lorgner par ton'
les rayons de soleil ct ba'ser su
les levres par tous les insec'e
ya..b0uds ct volages. Avec Sc
mpnrs naives de montasnar DC
, Ia Natnrelui a pouritant dohne un
! anne nlus odorante qui ssinsinu'
insun'au NAL, le penetre ct l'e
uUr..
-.\rSene Joseph, accusee din
r,n,icide est Ell prison depuls ma
di-Cet lnfanticile est dou0l
ment hiAieux 81 nous devons e
croire les rapports-Cette temm
aurait en- Ia cruaute de noyer so
enfant, age dun an, dams un la
quet d'eau:
Ellie Il roar compagnon de p.
son Pierre Joseph accuse du VI
VOLTA 1ui fait honieur a not
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CHAREny. Les chs,Ian,ls Il"
charlton continent "A I,a>se: dams
'slr Bayvn ~ destination deS arus
l,ian'rurs de In paroi>s' TIL es:
x,nr,fe DIES ge:ls gu! de>irent Hus.
lseronrs d'ea,, I'M DIES Plus beau
tle l'Eiat, SOFT toucht a Donald
Exanvile. Nous vnus drnando!s
asi leurs tle>irs vc:aienta >'accOm
rlir, comment fe aient la ma!orl
te de nos plantenrs pour cxplu!ter
lrIr recolies
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RrcETrE.-pour faire une bon
ne i,kche,i NY aqua Sc munir dun
Ineryier ct dsaller le lancer dams
+ canal au clair de la lune. Nous
nouyez 6tre Stars que vous prem
drpz asscz de poissons pour appro
visiourpr le narchG pendant tOute
IN semaine.
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CANAL-.Le bateau aragenr qui sc
construit actnellemes t.pour clenSer
m canal du Lac Long an BaNon
Jean LacrOix, Iva?:t rapldctnellf.
Ie cOntracteEr prnse Hn1l sera
s.utiaremrnt termint verS LII fin du
muis ct qn'i! pourra se METRE Il
ErGnvre vcrs lc ID Juliet.
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RoNNE RECETTE. - Lc Rev.
'Pere Menard IA annonc6 dimanche
dornier dams son prone que le
'produit net de la foire lonHee par
les danes de Ia paroisse, pour la
construction dune banqnette al
lant de Thibodaux i Feslise. s'est
e'sv6 a la respectable somme de
el5l7.05. Encore une foile com
me celIe la, ct on ne ponrra pas
dire que les gems de Thibodanx
e de la compagne, ne savent pas
d6lier les c0rdons de leur bonr>e,
|oraqu'il s'a:it d'af:aires dsutiilt<
pub!ique.
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Y. NJ, i. ASsOCIATION~A-A ulic
rtnniou dies Iouag Mems Benero-
lent Aasociatios, dc Laioarcl,e, te
'nur Mewrp,il deruisr dane: Ia Sa!
II Union. Nm. Fl. \. Cou!on y
ktGr~ ein p,GSjdent ;F. z. Callloust
yicrpresi9:ent, }. W. Knobloch,
Sccrri;,ire; G. Aze'na, Tre>of'er
!. II. Walsh, Coiicctehr ct ). ;.
Wright, Tyler.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Qarl
Aues temps Ia rue :lu Main Il subj
de nOmbrenSes aneIioraiiuns qul
ont grandement e,golive son ap
parrnce. Ac,uellement Mr. j. L.
AThihodeaux fait peindre ct repa
rer lsancien magasin de Perrin.
dams leqnel il sc propose de trans
pQrter sA phar,nacie. Oil SEES nom
brcux cl,ents trouverOnt tOnlOurS
Fass0rtissement lc plus complet
dc medicines, larfums''ies, pane
terie, articles ,le bnrean, handages
graines de jardina.es, etc. etc.
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ppocJ ,ANATION.-Le constable
~;.nt; de lancer sa proclamation
mar laonelle il declare une geurre
4 mort a la race canine.
Les hosEliteS commencement
sous pen ct mallleur a celni qni
n q, confOrmera pas Il sa prOcla
MmatjOu.
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1nforluaiiOsl Locales.

1upy DE POLICE.-La session
.xsnl ere dn Jury de Police aura
If;an Ian Mercredi proclaim a la Mai
aon de C0ur.
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ASSOCIATION.

Les Drs. BOURGEOIS & OANSEREAU,
ont foruf6 une association. pcnr La pratt
que de Ia medicine ct de Ia chirursie.
i r,ai S6l
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To Balance on hand. 2I2 75
Respectfully Submitted,
JOS. T. THIBODEAUX.
Treasurer.
May 9Th. 1881
III, 70 lowing Co lector's Report was re
sentet and referred to The Committee On
Finance.
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ARTICLE VIII.

lhe privilege is reserved of increas.ro
the capital stock % the eoiporation to auo:,
amount AS the STOCK holi erE NAV de,er,nin.
proper, by a two thirds vote OF the cnfirs
stock, after thirty days notice, either nv
advertisement im some na IS paper published
III the town of Thi Jodtux N bv f,,,rira. al
dressed to- the stock holders apt, ,,.,,;ia..
thirty days prior to the meeting ior that
purpose.
ARTICLE IX.
Should any subscriber refuse or nt elect
!" pay ms or tier inS,itilmen.s as the
same falls due interest at tie rate Of ciuht
per cent per ;snnum shall lie added thereto
from maturity until final payment. Aud
II any subscriber neg glectS or refuscs to uav
his or their installnent within thirty G.;ys
after the specified time OF. pay.nent. tho
stock of said delinquent shall be deeuIr,.
abandoned By the subscriber ;.ad tutse;teI
10 the Company, as We'll as in. payiaents
that may have been made thereon. or t.,e
Board of Directors shall have Tie llch. "
compel, by suit the payment # suci -
stallmenis as the board ,aay lrem adviss-
bic.
ARTICLE Y.
Each share of stock shall he entitled TO
one vote at any meeting o1 Stockholders ot
lie company and may be cast either in per-
son OF by proxy i'll writing.
onouiu stOchhOiuefS 1all 70 elect difpc-
! tors on the day herein before provided, the
company shal! not be thereby dissolved,
! hut the President shall cause another cleo
tion to be held within ten days thereafter.
! giving due public notice thereof
ARTICLE AI.
20 odividend declared shall bear interest,
and any dividend uncla med for the term
of three years from the date declared, shall
he forfeited I" the company, after the pub
| Gcation OF he same once IL week for four
weeks successiyely. Whenever Ii dividend
Is called for after being thus advertised,
the party entitled to it shall pay eos. VI al
| vertis.ny.
ARTICLE XII.
| This corporation shall or NAV be (issoly
! ed at il general meeting convened for ,tbat
purpose, after thirty days notice in ne wi
(; paper published in this city, or by notices
addressed to the stockholders and mailed
thirty days prior to the meeting for that
purpose, with the assent OF two thirds OF
the entire stock OF the company; and in
the event Of the dissolution. whether pri-
vatc or ut the termination OF this charter,
the liquidation Oi the affairs thereof shall
be cOnduct~d by three commissioners elect
ed by ballot at IL regular meeting of the
stockholders convened for that purpose Tn
commissioners thus elected Shall at once
proceed to settle and wind up the busncs.
OF the corporation, sell or OF herWise dispose
OF its assets and after paying it's liabihtie.
dlstrioHtc the excess pro rata among the
stockholders.
Thus done and passed on the day, month
and year first above written at my office
i'll tue Town Of Thibcdaux.
In faith whereof the parties, witnssse,
and the Deputy Clerk have signed thes,
.. presents after due reading hereof.
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NOTICE

All persons pursuing any profession,
trade Or occupation are hereby notified to
call at my office and procure their licenses
for 1881 without delay.
THEOpHILE THiB0DAUX,
S!er;f ana cx-otliciu fax Collector, Lafonr-
che.
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The Traveller Who Wisely Provides

Against the contingency Of illness by taking
with him Hostetter's Bitters, has occasion to
congratulate himself on his foresight, when
suffering from some one of the 'maladies for
which It is remedy and preventative.
Among these are fever and ague. biliousness,
constipation and rheumatism, diseases often
attendant upon a change of climate or un-
wonted diet.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
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n. NERIEIJcR,
GUN S NIT H,
and dealer in all kind Of
SEWING MACHINES.

The undersigned having decided to re
open business AT his old stand on Main
street, betwcen st. Lou,s and Green streets,
takes pleasure TO announce to his nimerous
friends and the pubIic in general that he
will lv,ays keep Ga hand IL fnll assortment
of guns Of ali sizes aud Of different pi..ues.
also "a con. .ie,e line "f levolvers, cartridges
anG hunting materials.
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NOTICE..

The following named persons have paid
their parish license tor 1881, viz:
Legendre o. j.. 90
B0ucet Joe. Oh
Gossin 4 4 %
Effort Octave 20
RubichauX J. q 20. Oa
Cou!on ~. ..............-.--1o 10. w
.Iulliat G. ...........-.l0 10. 90
Thibodaux, June 9Th. 1881.
p +. LORIO,
Deputy Tax Collector.
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In connection with tss>sl'ove the under
signed V i'll always have on hand u fril as-
sortusent of fret class Sewing Machine NJ
the ,owest Market price; also ali the at
tachments, OIL and needles ut city prices.
To convince the public that he is decided ~
sell cheap he gives below the prices Of said
machines.
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Collectors Il eporf.


1879, A ! Brooks. . 90. 1874 A J Brooks 90
1878 A i BrookS > o.
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Witnesses
p. A. TiiiBODAtX,
A. j. LASSEIGNE.
EMILE f. LEBLANC.
Deputy Clerk and TX o:,icio Notary Public.
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p. E. LDRIO,
Deputy Tax Collector.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-08
NO. 60
OAKLAND POULTRY YARDS,


Corner 10th and Castpo slvects, Csklsn
Constantly on and and for sale, choice spe cimens
the follow ing varieties Of fowls.
- Dark and Light Brahmas, Buff White
Partridge Cochins, White and Brown Le>
~ horns, Dorknes, Polish, Hanbrrgs, PL
WSyv M mouth Rocks, Game and Sebrght Bantanrs
~NSoN Bronze Turkeys, Pekin, Aylesbury
Z HWN Rouen Ducks. - Safe arrival Of eggs
15A4 guaranteedH1 Satisfaction guaranteed.
For further information send stamp for illustrated cir
culars to GEO. BAYLtY, P. 0. Box I77l, S. f. Cal
Pstce Lfst-EgEs:
Geo B. Bayeys Poultry Yards Corner 10th and Castro
Streets, Oakland. Address Box lT71 san Francisco
California.
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lT Is now water vs.. rail competing
for the cheap transportation of grain
to Liverpool, via the Mississippi. 1t
was reported from st. Louis on the
18th inst, that the two principal
barge lines plying between that city
and New Orleans, known as the Mis-.
sissippi Valley and the st. Louis &
New Orleans Transportation Com
pany lines have been consolidated and
under the name of the Mississippi
Barge Line. The combined capital
of the old lines was 81 800, 600, with
a carrying capacity of 3,75O,0OO bush.
els of bulk grain, besides package
freight. The new company will have
a capital of 100000, the addition
of Sl,200,00 to be expended in the
construction Of new tow boats and
barges. When these are completed
the company will own thirteen pow.
erful tugs and one hundred and forty.
nine barges, having a capacity of over
5000, 900 bushels. 1t is though that
III. c. Hoorstick, who has for many
years been the active manager of the
Mississippi Valley line, will be presi.
dent of the new company, but the j.
Gould interest will largely preponder.
ate in it.
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BoaufOrd.

Harvesting is over in this section
and stacking nearly done. 1t has
been a light yield this year. There
is a great deal that was not cut Oh
account Of its being SC poor, and
that which was cut is estimated about
four bushels per acre, on an average.
Oats + somewhat better, but very
poor. Corn is a good average crop.
and if hogs keep upto present prices,
farmers may pay expenses.
by the way, 1 notice in the RepieW
a short piece that rather ridicules
some Of our assessors; those who did
not assess high rates are the ones.
Also some of the farmers for not Civ.
ing in their amount of property. l
do not think the majority of the as
sesors, and l might say nearly all,
according to the report, should be
csnsured for assessing low, because
a feaO assessed so enormously high. 1
have known a twO-year's colt assessed
at seventy-ive dollars, when a three
years old colt equally good would not
sell for more then seventy dol liars,
cash. / have known household goods
assessed at fifteen dollars that were
not worth ten dollars. Some farmers
consider their property worth a great
deal more than their neighbours. who
gives in his a great deal higher. 1t
would not do to ssess a man below
his own valuation. Hence the diff
ference in assessments, and the lower
assessments are nearer being correct
than the higher ones.
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THE PRESIDENTS CONDITION.

For several days, prior to Thursday
last. u deep gloom ~pervaded Washing.
ton and the whole country, it being
reported by his physicians that no
nourishment could be retained upon
the Presidents stomach because of
nausea, and his pulse was running up
to an alarming degree. During this
alarming condition all the nourish-
ment taken was beef tea, the yOlks of
eggs and whiskey, by injections. 1t
was hoped by the physicians to keep
up his strength by this means until
rau sea subsidized and nOurishment
could he taken the natural way. In
this effort, it appears, they were sue.
cessful, and rs was anticipated 10y
them. his nausea at length subsidized
and u marked Improvement was
perceptible, giving great relief to the
President and cheering the hearts OF
the whole city rs the gratifying news
was announced. 1t is said his wound
is healing finely. the drainage tub,
has been discontinued, and the wOunt
nearly healed to the surface. Tn,
whole trouble is now with hi.
stomach, and if its normal tone cal
he restored SO as to take and retain
nourishment, giving the patient thai
strength which he so much needs
DIR. Bliss is sanguine the way to hi
speedy recovery is almost assured.
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FREE TRADE vs.. PROTECTION.

We shall not probably live long
enough to hear and read the ultimate
conclusions upon which nations and
peoples will finally settle down touch.
ing the true policy regarding the col
lection of revenues. A revenue tariff
sufficient to defray the necessary cx.
penses of the government. economi-
cally administered, lis the language
usually splicing our political platforms,
while we meet a great many honest,
intelligent men who stoutly assert
that free trade is the true doctrine,
and sure to develop national greatness
and substantial prosperity. Eminent
writers and the most eminent states.
men that our country has yet produced
have pretty generally advocated a rev.
enue tariff with incidental protec.
tion," which is susceptible of uncer-
tain stretch and wide application.
Political economists continue to write
and talk OH this subject, as witness
the following, which occurred only
last week in the great city Of London,
and which says that Il demonstration
of the industrial classes in favor of
the preservation of home industries
and the protection of national labor
against unfair foreign competition,
took place at Exeter Hall, Tuesday
night. The chairman condemned free
trade and said France had made the
greatest advances during the last
twenty years, America came next,
while England was poor third. lie
advocated a duty Of a shilling and q
quarter on all imported corn. Com.
mander Cameron, the African ex.
plorer and author, in supporting /;
resolution for the imposition of sucl
a revenue and duty rs will enable the
British manufacturers and wOrkmer
to compete on a fair footing with the
foreigners in British home markets
said that President Garfield had stat
ell that protection was necessary fol
America, and he (CamerOn) thought
il that was so, with a young country
and virgin soil, it was necessary t.
England.
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READERS at all familiar with the
history of the French Revolution will
be fOrcibly impressed of the exceed.
ing holiness of that nationality when
they read in their papers that at an
electoral meeting which Gambetta
essayed to address on the 10Th inst,
the mob was so boisterous as to GRIP
pie all his efforts to obtain a hearing,
wfsn losing all his temper he ex-
claimed: Citizens, you number
10000, but are reduced to powerless-
ness by a handful of fanatics" Adj
dressing his interrupters, he said 81
know you. You are towards paid to
act in this manner. You want to
stine discussion because you are I'M
able to reply to u arguments. l
shal. meet you Sunday. Justice will
have its day" After attempting for
twenty minutes to overcome the
tumult, Gambetta Withdrew and the
meeting closed.
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CHAMPIONSHIP in the game Of bill
in bowling (h0rse b~illiards), in
the largest fish and telling the
biggest lies in all the athletic sports.
in fasting, with bat and ball, In sail
ing, rowing and wrestling in the pro.
duction of big babies, and the most In
number In the shortest period of time.
are among the current contests of the
day. At Nova Scotia OH the 10th,
Mcdonald, champion Of Canada, and
Lynch, champion of the United States
tested their skill in wrestling for a
purse of ST. 100 a side, in the presence
of IN immense audience. The collar.
and-elbow match, catch-as catch-can,
and GrecO.R Roman, the first being won
by Lynch, the second by Mcdonald,
and the third, which was disputed,
was finally given to Mcdonald. Keat'
ing. the umpire for Lynch. said hi
did not think his man had been treat
ed fairly. and offered to back him fol
$500 to 81 900 against any three mel
in Halifax.
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THE Republican State Committee
assembled at st. Paul on Wednesday
last, all the districts being represent.
ed except the eleventh. They de.
signated the 28th day of September
IS the time for holding the State
Convention, and the city of St. Paul
as the place. The basis of repre-.
sentation was that recognized by
previous usage. being one for each
organized county, and one for Zach
400 Republican votes cast at the last
general election.
After passing resolutions of SYM
pathy for President Garfield, and ex.
pressing hopes for his speedy recov.
cry, and denouncing his assassin in
fitting terms, the convention ad.
jOurned. The official call will be
issued by the committe in a few days,
when the apportionment Of delegates
will be announced, probably in season
for the next issue of the FREE PRESS.
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A Correction.
GOOD THUNDER, Aug. u, 1881,

GOOD THUNDER, Aug. u, 1881.
Editors Free Press:
A couple of items in your paper of
August 5th, ! would like to correct.
Your correspondent at Good Thunder
does not seem to know the facts ex-
actly. The items are those in regard
to Mr.. Frank Halves little boy, and
the family of Mr.. VIM. Graft. and the
facts are these: I was called to Mr..
Hawes' on Tuesday, August I'd, and
found the little boy referred to rery
sick with pneumonia, and suffering
also from Inflammation in the ankle,
supposed to have been caused by a
hurt. Commissions set in the same
day. and he died the next, August 3.
A healthy child will not die from the
effects of a "wrenched ankle" in
three or four days.
About Mr.. CRAFTS family, Mr.. Wolf,
the Lutheran Minister here, treated
them for a week or more before DIR
Trenkler was called, who made them
two visits. They then called me and
l treated them for eight days, and
left them all out of danger and in
fair way to get well.
DIR. A.. G. MEILICKE.
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THE Minneapolis Tribune says that
there are rumOrs to the effect that all
the gubernatorial candidates in Min
nesota have pooled their issues and
agreed to submit their claims to ar.
bitration, as follows: At the coming
Minneapolis fair the candidates are
to be ranged in rows, one.half the
seats in the amphitheater having been
obtained for this purpose. A com.
mittee of ladies', to be selected by the
editors of the State, will then pass
the candidates in review, and the one
designated by them as the handsomest
man in the party will be the candi-
date without opposition.
If this be so, what chance have
j. v. Daniels and Charley Gilman ?
Echo answers, what!