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Cross Baby.

Nothing is so conducive TO Il
1nau's remaining . bachelor lis
stopping tOi n night at the
lu,,,s.. Ut 4 married friend and he
ing kept awake for five or six
hours l,y the cry ing Of 4 cross ha
uy. All cross aud crying babies
reed only Hop Eiiters to make
,heul we'll aud suiitng. luu"g
man. lc,nelnber tLis.-TfurcllN.
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Bayou H.afOurche.

A small crevaSse anywhere on
Bayou Lafourche makes itself
known along She stream, for
miles, by an Immediate falling Of
the waters.
And that fall remains for a dis
lance of ten or fifteen miles above
as the breach may be large or
small, and for the entire length
OF the stream below the outlet.
Ii n small opening OF a few feet
on one side OF the stream through
which flows a depth Of water four
to eight feet, will afford instant
and permanent relief to Il full and
dangerous Bayou Why would not
an Increase i'll the Carrying Oft ca.
pacity OF the Bayou have the
same or better rcsultsf
Suppose that the width Of the
Ba>oa In the narrow places was
Increased by five to ten feet by
depth of the stream, the water
by having an increased outlet
would immediately find relief aud
be lowered.
This assertion hardly admits of
a doubt. Every person who is
acquainted with Bayou Lafourche
knows that It's capacity of outlet
is grratly reduced below RaceIand
by deposits OF sand, either lodged
along The banks or by islands in
the stream.
These instructions are sufficient
10 restrict the capacity of outlet
much below that Of the inlet 1T
Donald>OnviIIe. and, OF course,
when there enters Il full bayou AT
that point, there must be reliet
for the lower Bavou, either by the
water running over the Levee>,
or bur~tilg through them, and
The latter i invariably the case.
These distractions are river
sand deposits. II they could be
shattered OF cracked III some man
her - rs to let the water into
aud through them at a stage like
the present, they would crumb!c
into atoms and he transported
down the stream to tue Gulf.
y few hundred kegs OF powder
or a quantity OF Dynamite, SINK
into these bars or islands explod
cd 10y electric batteries woaid
SKATER them SO that they wonld
wash away as fast as they couid
be exploded.
The moment the rapid current
OF a full stream would find a pas
sage through these sand heaps.
the latter would crumble AMI b.
carried away 10y the running wa>
tor.
The objection that might br
urged. that these sands would de
post in a few minutes aud ill up
the Bayou lowe, down, can be an
swe!ed 10y the fact that there are
no deposits in the bottom Of the
Bayou in those narrow portions.
On The contrary Ave to ten feet
OF water is found III depth in such
places when higher up thee ale
only as many inches in low water.
Tue taxes III 1t are paid in La
fourche in QUE year for Lrsee pur
poses, employed in blowing up
these instructions in ihe Bayou
in high water, thus enabling the
water to provide Sut1irient OFT
let tor It's purposes, would relieve
the people OF Lafoulc!.e ami Az
sumption from all tears of owe.
nOWs ant cle,a>S.S.
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DlED.-At Houlna la, Feb.
ruary 90, 1882, s o'clock A. NJ.
Loula j. McNair, wife of john b.
Ninde., ia the Thirty third seat
OF her age.
He, remains were brought to
Thibo.lanx Yesterday aud uttered
IN ST. Johns cemetery.
A faithful devoted wife, a low
Jug mother, a cherished sister, Il
beloved daughter, rests i'll Quie,
In the silent cemetery.
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AT y mes ting Of a Congress
Slonal Con, entmm for this Dis
trict held by delegates of the
Democratic party in New Orleans
on February Goth. inst. Hon. J.
II. Ack!-n was nominated as Il.
candidate OF thar party tor Con
greSS, to he voted tor ar the tlec
ton in November next.
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THE WEEKLY THIBODAUX SENTINEL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY rs 1882

"A fine change to win a beauti
tut Dinner and Tea set is now
offered in s. L. G~IiSamOie's Stove
and House furnishing Depot.
Ii is a lustre gilt set consisting
of 169 pieces. Chances are only
fifty cents.
- Tho lottery will he drawn by
Responsible aud disinterested per
sons as soon as tue chances are
all taken.
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That lady. married or single
WhE1 has hecolne irregular each
month. who is feeble, Yale aud
c%m"ciated. who is annoyed with
aci,eh and pains, should use one
miwO bctlics OF English Feuua;e
i;i,ie,S. Its acti.n is ptunp,
aud satisfactory. 1t is prepared
Specially for these troubles.
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fol-

recent or chronic Coughs and
Colds. Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Loss Of Voice, Irritability of the
Larynx and Fauces, and other
lnflamed conditions Of the Lungs
and air Passages.
Prepared aud sold by JOS. T.
T~HlBODEAUX, Druggist, Thib-
odaux, La.
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Alfred j. Delaporte died !,
Houma last week aged 40 years
The deceased has long been u
prominent citizen of. T-rrrbonn.
and WAS for many years Recorded,
OF the Parish, aud Clerk of thu.
Court.
Mr.. Delaporte Was clever oe
NAL, ci'!ztn and leaves many
friends to regret his early death.
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"A c1evasse occurred about
ten days ago, in piece OF land
belonging i" DR.. kaba>>e about
ten miles below Lockrort West
side OF the Lafou!cht. This il
about one mile above the White
cieya>se'of 1881. aud viii nun
date the same people whose lands
We're ovtlt1own ias' year.
This is hard OH these snalt
planters whose Inlsiortnnrs are
dine Indeed.
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WATER.-Ihal there is "A full
River at present every one knows.
That there is little or no prospects
at IL tall III the waters soon, is an
other Well known fact. The Bayou
is higher than it has been since
several Yeas. NAother it will
he required to stand any further
rise will probably he tested in a
few nays. Disasters ahead are
very ploniieit.
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-D'ntcr etis OF China and
cG;Etl,Oii ware. W~aSilstduu S,.fS.
'oI'ef seis aini u Large yi,lriy vi
c'ocAeiS, IN ware, glass waIe,
Srai!lIe ifo;i uast. feather ti;.s
te'S, pa,Ior lamps, lanterns, lamp
c!'imnies and wi,ks always on
hand at Gr~isanure's Stove De,,oi
anu douae t%u...i,hing stuie.
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ExCURsIoN.-A glaud EXcur-
sion from Ti,ibodaux to NewIUr-
leaus Will he given by the hUtec
tor Fire Co. No. g, on Friday,
March 3rd. 1882. Train leaves
ThiboGaux att O'Clock =. NJ, re-
turniug from Now Orleans, oatni
day March 4th, at 6 O'Clock T.. NJ.
THIS is "a fine opportunity tor the
public to Witness tho Annual
parade OF the Firemclis. Round
lip $3.50.
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There are Yet a few more
chances to be taken in tie lottery
OF that beautiful dinuer and Tea
set, Row Oh exhibition in S. Z.
Grisa;more's house furnishing DE
POI. Try your luck and win IL
t,hze OF which you will be p,oud.
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The crowds that usually at
teOd Mardi Gras III New Orleans
from ThibodauX We're less this
year than usual. Small pOX :e
ports had much to do with this
dimiDu,ion. III 1858 it will 10 dit
ferent perhaps.
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OH, iSns'E she. a beauty.

She Is the prr>onitication OF all
that's Lovely. Her disposition is
:'miable; her mind cultured: her
heart Kind ana p,lrp-aii because
her health WAS Restored from
uslHg Browns Iron BitterS.-Com
ments OF il leading physician on y
patient he prescribed Browns
Iron f;it'erS for. All ladies should
use il.-,oalnal.
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The Rev. DR.. Beckett of Ten
nessee will hold services in st.
Johns Episcopal Church ILiho
daux to morrow February 26
1882 at IL o'clock a. NJ.
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Pc, TORAL~TEIP for

yeCent or ChIOLic Coughs anu
Colds. Bronchitis, Hoar>e'ie>~,
Loss Of Voice, lr,itabiiitS Ut the
i.,,r,nx anu E'aucer, ANT other
luIiamcd conditions Vt the Lungs
ailu ala Passages.
Prepared and sold by JOS. i.
~HIEODEAtN Druggist, l:i'b-
cSlsux, Ia.
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$500 per year can be easily
made at home working for L. &.
Eideont 4 Co, 10 Barclay Street,
New York. Send for their c:.ia
ogne and full particulars.
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IS. +. G,isanio,e has trace
ciiaiuS, rIow shares. plow handles
pillow beams, names, single trees
double trees, backbands. plows,
SIsat;es and ShOvelS tor sale.
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Official.
Proceedings Of Town
TOWN HALL

TOWN HALL
Tuesday February 7th 1882. (
The Town Council for the Town OF Thibo
daux met in regular sessioA this day at G
o'clock p. III.
Present II. w. Tabor Mayor j. l.. An
coin, +. Zernott, l. ID. Moore, j. NJ.
Howell. II. Dansereau Trustees.
Absent G. Arena Trustee.
The minutes of the previous session were
read and approved as recorded.
The following Treasurer's Report was pre-
scented and referred to the Committee on
Finance.
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Below the ct,toiI there are
!crevasses reported on both sides
OF the Latoulche. Although not
much hand Is inundated, Yet the
little that is, fails heavily IN It's
owners who cannot raise enough
to feed themselves.
A little loss is great, when it is
ali one has to lose.
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Thomas $. Holden paid Yhib
odaux visit, Il few days ago,
aud met Il royal reception from
his numerous friends. He has
returned. to Dallas Texas where
ne Is employed in the great
Wholesale house OF S,hut!xdre,
ami Davis. Benny, his brother,
accompanied him, hoping to find
employment in that city.
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DO not forget to take !:
; chance in that lottery of ii fine
DINNER and Tea Set ut s. T.
Grisamore's House Furnishing
Depot.
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.E'Os. safe.

One good hand Fire Engine capable of
THROWN. water ever $50 feet.
Sold hecause it's owners have purchased
Steam Fire Engine.
For terms and particulars, apply to
w. c. Raglan.
une-2J-SD3n.
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FOR SALE.

The Washington hotel property will be
Sold on easy terms to effect u partition. If
not sold will he leased for u term of y,.ars
at reasonable rates.
Apply to I'll. WINDER.
T~hibolaux, La
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l. for %II;,iou,.che
For. sale.

The Franklin House in T%hibolauy.a fine
three story Hotel established 80 wears sro
Apply to 5. I. GkiSAMORE.
Agent
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Lost Or WisInid.

a certain promlssory note for the sum u,
One Hundred aud forty seven dollars. da.
ted june 10th. 1876. 20 the order of J.. W
Blake and transfcied to Jean Baptis,e
Cham pa gIe, and bearing eight per cent in
tcrest per anuum from date.
CAMILLE CHAMPAGNE.
Thibodaux. La. Feb. 9Th 1882.
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Among the Postal contracts
Lately given out we notice that
toe Post Route from Napoleon
vile to ThiOodauk six times d
week i,aa berm given to. Sanders
&. Oliver OF Delh! Liz. for $GS0.0O
the one from Raceland to Orange
City tri-wetkly 70 Il. &. EirdsaIl
for G96.Oo. These contracts go
into OBJECT On March 4,I:, 1882.
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1880 90 2 Is Sc 5
Respectfully submitted.
~(Signed) O. j. L~EGENDRE,
Collector.
February 7th. 1882.
The Market Masters report for tho month
of January showing total collections to
be Ninety three & 65IiN Dollars was pre-
scented and referred to the Committee on
Finance.
Tn motion duly seconded the Council!
adjonrnod.
lSigneuI II. ". TABOR. Moyor
A. j. PERRIN. Clerk.
"A true copy.
A. J. PEknrN, Clerk.
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The Fine Store, on Main street near tho
corner St. Fhilip. now occupied by l.. Mcy-
er. Possession will be given on the l6fb
day Of january. Apply to
JOS. I. TIIIRODEATX.
Dru. Store.
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Any person Wishing 10 buy a
1otei can obtain q bargain by
purchasing the Franklin Hotel
property in Thibodaux. Thls
well known House formerly kept
by II. Il. Holden deceased has
been used Az IL Hotel for more
than so years. See advertisement.
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Money to Lean.

$4,000 or more to loan on First Class
Securities Apply to }. 5. GOode, Attorney
d aw Thlbodaux.
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PATIENTS

we eohtin.i' 10 az; rs Solicitors fnr Ia en-.
Ia : Ifa'ie Mirl,-. cupyrights. etc, .or
~" ch'tt.' States, Ctnal,, Cuba, England.
rFaiirr. i'rrininy etc. We have had lslir.
~ MFc y<Hf- cxp.rEegarp.
fa'eiii> obtained t,iruE I'll lis are noticed
)" ,he ~SCiEsrifiG AMERICAN. Tii, large
anu siienuid illustrated weekly ,a,.cr. SEA
" year shows tie Progress rf Sciences. ia
ter' interesting, ami has M enormous cir
c"!'''i"n. ..l,!!ie>- .nUNNA co. Patent
s".'e.,or~' !ahl'>Ler. OF 'cIfNT.tt. AMrs,.
~" f.'Fh Row, New York. Hand book
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Notice.

Notice.
Firemen's Fair Grounds can nov !.
ed for Fares, Fic.N,cs. PARTIES and s,,,as
tainments. WV e"oef-
Apply to s. T. GRI,4MOpr
President Firenen's Hall A,.,,c,.,;,.
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COPARrNERSkslp

1RS. BOURGEOIS AND DANSERFAJ
- have assnciated thcmsclvc, tor tss
practice OF medicine and surgery.
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Editorial Items.

Deputy Tax COllet tor, Lafourche
The daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1879-1885, 1882-01-01

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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-12-21

unwieldy as it has grown in popula-
ton and otherwise, as the same has
been the case with Texas. This State
is far less unwieldy now and is far
more of "A coherent and homogeneous
Commonwealth now than it was when
its population was few and scattering
and very poorly off for facilities OF
commerce and material civilization.
As these facilities are augmented and
improved the work of political integra-
ton becomes easier alike for Texas
and for the Union. And this is a
fact that points to political consolida.
ton of some Of the existing divisions
rather than the multiplication of new
divisions. II is difficult to conceive a
plausible reason why such States as
Rhode Island and New Jersey, for
example, since they lay no claim to
be in any sense independent and SOW
ereign Commonwealth, should main
tain separate existence, with all the
costly paraphernalia of distinct politi-
cal unions, and not be merged, with
out sacrifice to the municipal Liberties
Of their citizens, into more convenient
and symmetrical divisions of the great
American Union. Texas can afford
to stand intact as a striking instance
of such division, though it might
be to the advantage of the people of
the adjacent States of louisiana and
Arkansas to give free play to the
principle of political Indignation and
seek absorption in Texas. Or, per-
haps, as regards Louisiana, the better
plan would lie to annex the portion
east of the Mississippi River to Mis-
sissippi, and the portion west of that
river to Texas. The division of Tex
as into three, four, or five States is,
however, a very appetizing subject
for politicians who want to create
rotton boroughs for partisan purposes
in Congress, and to multiply offices
and emoluments for the cormorants
Of the spoils system.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-12-21

quiries regarding the matter asserts
that the business of supplying consum-
ers in this city alone now amounts TO
sis, 100000 per annm. Through
out the Union there are eaten S75,.
600, 900 worth of eggs each year, The
improvements achieved in imparting
permanence TO that freshness which
is one of the Observation-Disclosures of the
egg TO make il marketable are certain
ly ingenious. The recently invented
process of crystalization is one OF the
most curious methods of guarding
against this blight of tastelessness.
BY its agency the natural egg is
changed into an amber-hued vitreous
substance, which, while reduced in
bulk, has impaired to it the property
of remaining in edible condition for
years and resisting the deteriomting
effects of climate. What is more sim
gular than this is that when thus
treated the eggs can be transported 10
any part without injury, and can af-
terward be restored to their original
condition when desirable by adding
the water which has been artifcially
removed from the shell. This simple
process is called "desicating,' and the
principal companies thus engaged in
preparing eggs are situated in this city
and st. Louis. 1t is said that neither
salt nor extraneous matter is en-
ployed in producing "desication."
The egg is merely reduced, by the re-
moval of the water, to a consolidated
mass of yolk and albumen. Eggs are
also preserved by the process of "im-
ing" and thus preserved they may be
utilized for every purpose except that
of boiling. 1t is a custom of some
INSCRIPTIONS dealers to palm these
lined" eggs off on purchasers as
L" fresh country eggs" and it can be
done with ease and success. In the
"desicating" process such fraud is i'm
possible, for the very sufficient reason
that an egg that is tainted, even
though it be ever SO slightly, can not
be crystalized at all.-Ne~ York Times,
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Farming.
Richmon d, Va, Southern Planter.

r
England has now been in cultiva-
ton for more than 1000 years, yet
by intellectual farming and a liberal
use of fertilizers, the soil is still made
to produce more per acre than many
farms in this country, which less than
100 years ago were covered with a
very good forest. A good many farm
ers will argue that they have no
money with which to purchase fertil-
izers, and that their barnyards does
not begin to supply the quantity. To
them we can say, do like our cousins
across the water, have a flock of
sheep and let them manure the land.
To accomplish this end, more wicker
hurdles must be provided, SO that lots
large enough to contain the sheep can
be inclosed and the sheep kept in
hand. Sow turnip or some other
seed which will grow on comparative
" poor land, that the sheep may have
some pasturage. When this is done
and the crops begin to grow, divide
off a portion with the hurdles, place
the sheep inside, and while eating off,
their droppings will be deposited on
the land. Continue moving the flock
from one place to another until the
entire field has been gone over. If
the land is very poor this mode of
treating it should be kept up at least
two years; then in the spring plant
wheat or oats, to be followed as soon
as harvested by anotherturni sowing,
, which is to be fed to the sheep in the
same manner as described above, and
thus raise two crops, one for the mas
ter, and the other for the sheep. The
animals will improve in wool-growing
qualities, increase in numbers, add to
the supply of manure, and all the
while be enriching thee wner. There is
no better manure than sheep drop
pings, and by following the above
mode of sowing and applying it,
marked benefits will result in short
time. The inevitable law of nature
to return something for what is taken
away must be adhered to.
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What to Read.

Are you deficient is teste? Read
the best English poets, such as Thomp-
son, Gray, Goldsmith, Pope, Cowper,
Coleridge, Scott and Wordsworth.
Are you deficient in imagination?
Read Milton, Akenside, Burke, and
Shakespeare.
Are you deficient in power of reson-
ing? Read Chillingworth, Bacon and
Locke.
Are you deficient in judgment and
good sense in the common affairs of
life? Read Franklin.
Are you deficient in sensibility?
Read Goethe and Mackenzie.
Are you deficient in political knowl-
edge? Read Montesquieu, the Fed
erslist, Webster and Calhoun.
Are you deficient in patriotism
Read Demesthenes and the Life of
Washington.
Are you deficient in conscience?
Read some Of President Edwards
works.
Are you deficient in anything7
Read the Bible.