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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-10-28
SANDWICH ISLANDERS IN SWIMMING.
TIE END.

Our guide had arranged for an exhibition
Of the swimming powers of the natives, and
upon our arrival we found several men OF,
the side OF tue fall where we took our stand
while upon the other bank stood six op
seven ousky lnaidens. The water tumbles
over series OF natural bridges commencing
nigh up III the mountain range The maiu
fali is sheet about twenty yards wide, and
with other smaller streams fails into q circ,,
lar basin beneath at depth Of at least 100
feet. A series of rude declivities have been
cut by the natives to depth of sixty or sew
en,y feet, to enable visitors to witness their
"atery gambols. Oar parry were perfectly
astoulhheU at the way III which these Kama
kas disported themselves IL the water. Di
vested Of all clothing, both men and women
"ou.tl dive INTO the basin OF pool to depth
OF thirty or forty feet. 4 coin thrown into
;he wafer wou4i be brought up with the
greatest rapidly. Some OF the girls took
Up position ca rock which, to judge by
eye measurement, was at least sixty feet
!!sL, and jump into the basin with their
3.',.ios il a r.sid position. Others again
scented to the top OF the fan and came
s3tfl With the Wa.er III Its descent. No
atl- WJ4tef, indeed, hat the hanakas are
-.-r - conquer the SHARKS, which they do
Ting tI..der the. belly and ripping it.
-.,ot tt9Actnco tdyvnjtls
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NO. 13.

IoVe, ....u Msa Aerae1f Do.oIuu IL, H.. ,,.,o
knew her.
Lite Kitty had married again; and
Bob took up LIS abo,te n t.e col.ava
d. ,he aates ci ILLS darlins's new ho,..a.
where lie worked h3u1 az tnc l.u..lsh
opera which WAS to make nm taluous :, NOT
1.CE.
Ao;h.ng was ever heard Of C.aris5a Des-
Ing a4G her Drotuer; but uaco, ,ur.nx
t45r autun;2 EoAlAly, -,iafIocy ana l.er
EunouAd. beng auruad wA.u Boz a,.A
puaa'As through b..ue1, net Il LeautL-
Iui, ntS8aft Mo!utn coy cred Wtu uis.-
no-lus, HIo vas I'nIute>. cut aa t4e ccia-
btateu Po.ish Coanteas, -d.L....ue Dol-
jeaAa, b0t WEon lney reco, ,AIcd un-
deg all Aer rouge aAd "la.4,4 s.l.Ies,
as the olri VINO nti once been c,tlIc,. i 1853
Deriug.
she was surrounded by Il crowd OF for-
e1GI-iook-hss Alen: s-piael.I!es si.e i.IsucH
1T "lI.t tuoy hsAt., u4->. tue iau;n .llNatn
eLoeu III q cough.
'Oh, Humphrey, look" cried Man
lory, easeriy; and sne wona lave
si'"nen To tie woman IN WHITE vel
vet and diamonds brloye AL tie crowded
room; but AIR. i1u.tont, i;.id Ia waril-
lnS Aanu on his vue's arm. .is il
oNN1"oo oho ID SOuii. .t6S, Gear ="
hsAed the young natlon, ter sweet
brown eyes turning siuiy towards tho
altered tace that hal onoe sept by
her side. Surely size would epeak to
Lac for the sake OF DAD Ii,neE, ana Tell me-
Something about ner mother. How ill sha
looks, poor tnlng!"
Come away, my child" said her hus-
band, graveiy. 'Crrils mother and
my wife nlust not breathe the same air
w4th-"
Lord Oldentowers, who had ioined thu.
party few days before, came Lurrying up
Gt that moment. It seemed that he, too.
had seen tie Polish Countess
Here you are, Hulnphrey." he e1-
Claimed. Il was going TO suggest thai this
room is awfully hot, and that we had better
get back to the hotel. Pray take my arm,
AIRS. Lamont. This way"
So they all went out into the starlit gar
den and walked back together.
Their talk was of home, whittier thew
were next DAY to turn their faces, and of the
children, ard of Loni Oidentowers's ap-
proachiDg marriage to pretty Lady Mary
Manners, and OF the pleasant holiday that
was SO nearly ended. and, as they talked,
the music reached them from The giitterin9
rooms where men were whispering and
laughing, and women drawing their skirts
asiGe as the Polish Countess and her evil
looking court passed by.
TIE END
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CHAIEVU.

Marjory Sebrighi at the door and
watched her lover eway il the ausA.
Eer iover.
Or all the wondstngs that the pas.
few months h2l u Al their feyerisn
whirl, surely this " NOS: wondarful.
lnAt sue, AK wortne was, snould hs
desired IL marriage, man she had set
SO nigh il Aer heari he should sue SO
Lt.lnoiy to hoS Iolove that mad been
Ais lur many ye;u il some swec. tar
LINE " come Hulnl l-amoas wodlt call
ner wife"
He loves me, es ,.le :" was now
tie burden Of the s. girl's hear. sang.
II tloUoul tt.as nooIid ever say suuh
words % NE, mat never, never De
n ove4 or NO., tliat.nan's heritage uf
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EOOKING OlL.-In oar family we
have been using refined cotton seed
cooking oil for ahont Que month.
For most PURPOSES il is mnch Snpe
rior TO lard. II will cost l;ut about
80 or GO per cent of the price paid
fnr 'ar,l.
We have no hesitation in recon
mendinC it to families believing it
TO be rurnr. cleaner and more pala
table than the lard EOw found in
the market.
1t can be had of S. T. GriSamoro
who will keep it constantly on
hand for sale.
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PERSONALS. TO WEN Only.

TIE NoArAIC Bet Co, Marshall, Mich,
will send DIR. DYES CFLEBRATED ELECTRO-
VoLTArc BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty days to men lyoung OF
oldl who are afflicted with Nervous Debil
ity, Iost Vitality and Man, cd, and kin
dred troubles, taranteeing speedy and
complete restoration Of health and manly
visor. Address a. above. n. B.-NO risk
is incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed.
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Fri;ar's CT032
The Scheming Woman,
w. DeHaRT EHGWEI,
-Aut'W' If
.. GREAT MET,Kg." "HrsnANp AND WIFE. "YES
on NO ~ ..grSG CuPHnlUA: or, RUBY
EOK-HS LovEA5,' &c.

.He is man VINO Will make her very
bappy. Aiarjo.y, II SHE Ala II ho&l aou'e
fasn.onaUIc eV"4s AID Vui6al u4iuefo. Lut,
if her peace Lil-4 utpeL,.o ca n~r c.otuco
r, the ue.glDOruOJL b-4o nNea, III, way
There WAS nu aAhWcr 4Ad4jOry 5
tbongut5 haI Wa-i4ered ol4 INTO Ine sH-vt
;uno,,ip.e ,reaIn oI lie rs ~ nllgAt nave
been II ''iieugen h.l1 lnAue nur such u
nan ara she lay 30 qu.ety against her
brotner's arm liza. pfeac-.lly Ao ,Aud5ut sn3
had 1aIIeu asicci, stuu rO.5.A5 i.cf Sc.uy,
he pack.u uor u. 10 Dee.-tA@ I.tIe l4.iIro",
uhlte uea IL WA4ln sac L,.I iLIA lIAtny ;,!lu
MANY 4 l,llI tni-A.4s5 OI i4~f 4o'e ioi -iulil-
phr.y an. " "4-oAI Sic ALI fAi.'st 30 o-,cn
70 pay lor Am. Ah tAo Oh IelI upon ner
knees uJw D~6--.e Il, tree LIZ LIE Ltat ui4e
to 500 ou. AZ Aer pam, -o1o44.o aAu nope
lessness, /. aoe-ne- 10 Il q d" COIL "ufe beng
lifted to.D net Aeare aAu, a ant looe, hAe
was a.a.I Almost t.-e Q.l.ot -s4.l- ,1Iy oI 30
few no-.L9 oeloIt.
iii l, III Ike a BAD dream s-lGe ! have
been ava" Bile ,noJ IA Nli-t4-y- ier-
hans | Alllu M44-e up - tLo Incoming itAu
fud tlat IL nas ult, lIl,it I.st { uoI u leIt
home t..l. i bLil44 i.>of u.b sep o. tAe s.aIrS
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L is an ia3efens.b!e way of living that
,....,i o.., Of every i've dies.
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Agricultural Items.

The l.-year locusts have appeared in the
Onondaga Valley, n. Y.
Prime beef in Texas three cents per pound !;
fair article here 30 cents
Over $4,000 tomato plants have been set in
Auburn this season.
The flour mills at Minneapolis, Mimi, are
running about onc-sixth of their capacity, on
account ofthc scarcity of wheat
The Delaware peach canning factories are
said to be making great preparations to take
the surplus crop of peaches, which is expect
ed to be the largest ever known.
Out OF an orchard of 400 young, thrifty
trees, Mr.. Avon Weeks, of Oaktield, Aroos-
took County, lost over so last winter by field
mice gnawing the bark of of them near the
roots.
The apple crop of Connecticut is reported
to be rained by the canker worm. Many
trees look AS il they had been swept by
flames. In other States, however. the apple
trees are reported to be in good condition
In this State large crop Of apples is expect
ed
The silk-rearing exhibition at New York is
attracting wide attention, and il is predicted
that silk-worm culture and silk manufacture
will attain large proportions in this country
within few years. The French say that
they were enabled to pay their immense war
indemnity to Germany through the part which
the children took in silk culture.
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General News.

More refugees from Russia have sailed for
America.
Guiteau is to swing at Q III, just the minute
he shot Garfield.
1t is predicted that Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Illinois and Michigan will soon add constitu-
tional amendments prohibiting liquor selling.
Thirteen gold watches were dug up on
Scituate beach, Mass, a few days ago.
A Canadian widow recently achieved local
notoriety by marrying her daughters widower
Il weeks after the death of her husband.
Henry Coonington was shot dead at Allan
ia. Ga, June 26, while robbing peach tree
Of its fruit
Monday afternoon a gambler in Baton,
New Mexico. killed three men and was after
wards lynched by citizens.
A proposition will be brought before the
Council of Buffalo, N. r., to have all the
bells in the city strike signal at the moment
Guiteau il banged.
gard the recent tornadoes in that State az
incidentals of the campaign against the liquor
traffic.
The death rate in New York has CON-
menced TO climb up with the thermometer.
Yesterday, Monday, 101 deaths were reported
in the city; 20 Of the victims were under
three years Of age. Twenty-three deaths were
ascribed to the effects of the heat
The largest telescope ever designed is now
in pocess of construction at the works oi
Alvah Clark & Sons, at Cambridgeport, Mass.
The instrument IL intended for use ac the
Lick Observatory, California and will cost
$50, 1000. II will have 36-inch object glass.
The largest one previously designed was Z
30 inch glass for the Pultowa Observatory.
II is stated by the Jacksonville Times that
at Jacksonville, Fla, - little darkey with 4
market basket was passing B. p. Moody'a
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Personal,

Gen. Grant and family are at their Long
Branch cottage for the season.
President Arthur was, few days ago, the
recipient OF fine crayon portrait of himself.
presented to him by the artist, q mulatto
woman.
Miss Maude Howe, daughter of Julia Ward
Howe, Is the Boston young woman with
whom gossip has been connecting Oscar
Wilde's name.
Mrs Kate Chase Spragae, with her three
daughters, is at Edgcwood, near Washington,
the beautiful rural home fitted up bv her
father before his decease.
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The following mixture will make shin
giles fireproof and add somewhat to the
lasting qualities In a large trough put
one bushel fresh lime, half bushel salt
and six pounds of potash. Add water
sufficient to make the whole INFO q thin
liquid, in which setthe punches of shingles
nearly to the bands for two hours. After
the shingles are laid go over them with a
whitewash brush thoroughly.
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In Liverpool Eng, cattle are lG cents
per pound, dressed weight
Ii runners are removed from straw berry
vines in Spring the old plants will be more
vigorous and the fruit fairer. There will
bt time enough to grow plants for the next
years fruiting after this seasons crop of
vines has ripened.
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The undersigned commissioners appointed by the
Judge Of Probate for Kenhebec county receive and
examine the claims Of creditors against the estate Of
Rebecca Chds late Of Augusta, deceased represented
iBsolyent give notice that six months from the 18th
day Of June, 1882 allowed for said creditors to
present and prove their elaims and that they will
be In session for the purpose Of receiving said claims
and proof, mt the Office of 4. $. Fogg, i62 Water
street, Augusta. at nine O'Clock In the forenoon Of
each day, on the first day Of August, and on the
third day Of October next.
VIII. TURFER,
Els. FOGG.
June II, 1882. w3w25
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A neat and expeditions way to keep
tomato vines off the ground. and give the
fruit chance to ripen, is by the stake
method; few days after the plants have
been set, drive by the side of each plant, a
stake about four feet long and strong
enough to support the vine with its fruit,
then using coarse twine, tie each
plant to its stake, not too tightly or so as
to hamper its growth. As the vine grows,
continue to tie it to the stake ut intervals
of four or six inches, until the top of the
stake is reached. Tomato vines supported
in this manner will produce ripe fruit
earlier. and Of larger size than vines
which are allowed to rest on the ground.
Late reports from the Great West and
South represent the crop prospects as very
encouraging. The weather in many parts
of the West has for the past few DAYS
been warm. with heavy frequent rains.
This has had desirable effect on corn,
and large yield may be expected if the
weather should continue suspicious. In
many localities the wheat harvest has al
already commenced and thus
far the yield has been one of the
most abundant on record When we con-
slider that the acreage has been largely
increased over past years, the immensity
of the crop can hardly be realized A
despatch from Kansas says the estimates
received by the State board Of agriculture
from various counties in the wheat section.
warrant the belief that the harvest this
year will exceed 30.000,000 bushels.
The average estimate is 20 bushels 10
the acre. Twelve counties in Kansas have
over 100000 acres of corn each, Jewell
county heading the listwith 1876, 900 acres.
How would kennebec county appear,
think. with 100000 acres of corn?
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NO. 152.

residence on Julia street, Monday, when an
alligator. which was lying near the sidewalk,
rushed at him and caught his basket in his
mouth. shaking it nearly into pieces. A
crowd Of boys soon gathered, caught his ali.
gatorship. and sold him for Sl5o.''
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Railroads aIlD Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change of Time.

On and after SUNDAY. JUNE ls,h, iss2
rains will leave AuSusta-
For Portland and Boston at 60c, - (accom. AMI
9S1 AN. Express, Express does not stop between
Gardiner passengers Tor other stations must take
the accommodation 2.25 aud NO r. n.
= SIS and II COZ NJ.
tor kockiand, 900, 22 and e.57 An.
For Earmington. ~ and 9.57 A. NJ.
Fer Bath 600, ~, 951 A. NJ, 255 r. II. III 90
r. VI. Saturdsys.)
, For " arervilie 2.20. 935 A. n and ~ Pm,
(Express) and 400 Z. NJ. (.ccom). 75o +. n. on
For Skowhegan, Belfast. Dexter and Bangor, 3.i2
r. ~ (Express) ard 400 p NJ accom- 2 20 A. N.
The Express stops only at Watersille, burnham and
Newport. Passengers for way stations must take
the a -commOdation.
For Dexter and Bangor SATURDAYS only, stcpping
| At all stations, at $50 IN.
Night Pullman Trains each way every night, Sun.
lays included.
Gardiner Accommodation Train.
AUGUSTA TO GARDINER.
AN. Pm. Pm
Augusta, w., SIS 200 $50
aallewell, w., s.S3 2.0S 5.3s
Gardiner, ar, $50 2.25 SIS
GARDINER TO AUGUSTA.
gardiner. w., 7.45 LOO AS
dallowell, w., sos lis 6I2
augusta, ar, $40 1.2 $40
FREIGHT TRAINS.
For Bangor and way, 1910 7. NJ
Due from Boston and way, l2.2. L. n.
Due from Bangor and way, 11.55 A. NJ.
Through ickets to California and all points south
Augusta, the only office selling via all routes and
checking baggage free of expense.
PAYsON TUCKER, Supt.
Portland. Jupe 18th. iss
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Republican N Nsnination..

kENNEREC COUNTY.
Scnators.-George 4. Weeks.
4. +. Heath.
Sherif.-GeOrge X. Stevens.
County Atiorney.-Wm. T. Haines
County lreasurer.-Mark Rollins.
County Commis issioners.-Geo.H H. Andrews.
c. NJ. Weston.
Register of Deeds.--P. NJ. Fogler.
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s.In . Decline

ssIn . Decline
DIR. r. V. PIERCE: Dear Sir-Last fall
my daughter was in decline and every body
thought she was going into the consumption.
got her . bottle of your ''Favorite Pre-
scripiion.- and it cured her.
Mrs. MARY HINS0N, Monrose, Kan.
OF all druggists. june30f&wlw4p
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Dailg Kennett1 Jour,,al.
FOR GOVERNOR,
FREDERICK RoBIE,
OF GORHAM.

For REPRESENTATIVES, TO CONGRESS:
THOMAS b. REED, of Portland.
NELSON DINGLEY, JR., of Lewiston.
CHARLES A. BOUTELLE. of Bangor.
SETH L. MlLLIKEN, of Belfast.
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Gbe Aennebff Jnnrnal.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, water Street. foot
q, Court, by SPKAGUE Son.
Daily Kennebec Journal.

Issued every morning. except Sundays. Itcontsins
ihc latest news by telegraph and mail, gives reports
II Markets. and mas carefully prepared political and
local articles, and generous amount OF farming
home and miscellaneous reading with full csmpia-
lun OF State news.
sTerms, 81 per annum in advance, &S II payment
not made WITHIN the year. single copies cents, to
te the periodical stores OF J. f. Pierce, Au-
susta; c. l.. spaulding, haIlowelI: w. G. Palmer.
arnsr; F.. Percivai Vatervilie, and this Office
sAdyertsements inserted ON easonable terms kares
may be had On application vt this office.
Weekly Kennebec Journal,
Published every Wednesday morning, lis one of the
largest quart papeis state, containing news,
political artic agricultural and scientific matte
tales, poetry, "eeaoies, household matter. market
&C., &c.
FERNS, e. per anaum in advance.
Advertising Agents.
FOR THE
kennebec journal.
DAILY And WEEKLY.
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CAMPAIGN JOURNALS.
The Weekly Journal
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Will he sent from now until the close Of
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FOR SALE N HALLoWELl.

A nice Cottage House. with stable and fruit gar
den centrally located the business street. Alec
good second hand Wagon, Sleigh, Harness and
Robes For further particulars inquire of Mrs. H. B.
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