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The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28
How coSsREssNEN DRESS

-e h.q-t.-,a-s arc t1t hc>,-drcsSc..
people .n be.h thg senate anG Housg
The, Raw, better kcp; hca-Gs. sleek
faces. aal locA a> :aoas ;hcs aaG from
:. tu : IS change q. ;Asa. Tssss:s -
rhcs book a, though ;ney think more
az public matter, than about nov - save
S-.s,c pcf anrum oar of $ coo Saizry.
They Wcs- Soot costs anG polished
shoe, and walk w.;h the s.r Of men
confident 81 position. snG above making
the matte; 81 personal appearance Sub
lcci az study They leave external mat
ter - gosd iailor> and Nooi-makers.
paw tho bills. ca; good hcei and ;rim-
msncs. shave often and have their heads
shampocc6 - = - oqulcken clear thought
anG smc, swcc; - their friends and
vivc>. some Of the Democrats are Jus;
A. We! kept. and glide through the
House like gentlemen. let u add here
iha; drcSs dos not make the gentleman.
bu; i; attracts gentlemen and suggests
clean skin. The plain Democrats who
como here from the people gloTy in be
ing shcd with natl shoes and capped
with dropping. umhTella-hke hat. DO
these great iermen;ine minds stop -
think tha; the man With the hiGges;
brains lately in the Senate, Roscoe
Conkling. left his measure with hIS tailor
when bOv. and never knows what he
puts on except As he receives package
on the eve oi the seasons ~ they come I;
Chester \. Arthur Is the neaieS; man in
Washington almost. and he has some
brains. too. Abe Hewitt, Allison, Ed
mundS and Randall are wearcrs Of good
broadcloih. well cut 80 are dozens OF
others. Speaker keifer Is always ready
for i day call. Vest, Of Missouri. is
always in well-shapcd goods, and boldly
wears gold chain around his neck
heavy enough 10 hold pleasure yacht.
Vice President David Davis IS picture
OF respcc;abiliiy. Old Robson looks
like an English lord. Members who
get lodgings in the suburbs for 81 a day,
two meals included. spend the time they
should be bccirculating among their broth
CT members in the frequented hotels and
other quarters, walking to and from
their country sour milk homes. When
they get to their seats in the Capitol
they feel dull with bad siomachs, and
hardly get to thinking before Calkins,
Reed and other bright Republicans
have them in the nine holes.-Cer. Gal
rcSEOR Nescs.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

tainly did bring me good luck. rs
paid Of the last Of the old mortgage,
and laid in a stock o. real black walnut
for Abel 10 work with, and get 4 navy
blue cashmere for Mary. And if that
amt luck ] don't know what is"
TWINS" IN BUCKS COUNTY. PA.
a correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Rcc0yd writes the following from Plum
stead under the above head :-Bernard
Kepler and his twin brother, John y.
Kepler, were born in Plumsiead town
ship, Bucks county, March ~, i712,
over ninety years ago, on a spot where
they have resided 10 this day.
"This old house." said Bernard Kep-
Ter, yesterday, "irom which brother
| John and !, in the natural course of
events must BE- taken 10 the grave, has
sheltered Us for nearly 4 century :" and
he might have added that from that lit
tie strip Of land hand in hand they have
seen the country pass through three
great war, generations apart, without
ever having seen i soldier have lived
withinthe shadow of their hillside home
while one Of the greatest countfies Of
+ the world has grown W ~ nagniEcence
wiih o. mighty network of steel high
ways. and have Sc, - take ihe.r hni
ride iU q railway ,lf ~ hear tie click
Of q telegraph instrument.
The tWo singular Old men 4fe the
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The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

knew exactly how things was goin' to
turn out"
"But," she added, wiping her spec
tacle glasses, "that chist o draws Ger
tainly did bring me good luck. rs
paid Of the last Of the old mortgage,
and laid in a stock o real black walnut
for Abel to work with, and get n navy
blue cashmere for Mary. And if that
amt luck don't know wha, is"
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

p1r"I don't want any mans ad-
vice." said the man with the big bump
of self-esteem. "l do my own think
ing" "Yes," murmured Fogg. "I
should think you might, and not be
greatly overworked either"
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

al wish you good-morning, sir !"
said the professor, politely.
"Same TO you, sir !" said Abel.
al wish," said the professor, "to in
quirc the price OF that beautiful old
brass mounted chest Of drawers in the
kitchen OF the house yonder. My daugh-
tcrs--''
"No price at all, sir," said Abel
alt amt for sale.
eli liberal remuneration sir, would
be any inducement TO you"
"Not for sale, good -humoredly re-
peated Abel. Nothing would induce
my mother -in-law to part with il"
"An old family relic. chr" remarked
the professor.
Exactly" said Abel.
And he went on hammering, and
whisiling the tune Of "Robin Adair, :"
while the professor made his way back
through the prickly hedge of gooseber-
ry-bushes and BLACK curTanis.
Half an hour afterward Mary, the
pretty first cause Of all Abel Jones 70
mantle adventures, ran into the shop.
They bad been married for over three
months now, but Abcl's smile of vel
come Ms no less bFigh, than il had
been IN the days Of the honeymoon
"Ble me, Polly =" said he What
!, the matter You look halt scared %
death 80
And no wonder" said Mar ~
There have been burglars a, the house
Mother, chest Of drawer, IS gone
What ;" shouted Abel.
Aud those we're lcf under one Of
the volume, 81 'Bafrr,' Note, o. the
Gospel on the Kitchen table 3" breath
lc.ss added Mlfy, displaying Use Ten
dol.a, bills iu the palm oi her band
II pau ms word sad Abe. !, 81
the old fellow ~itn ne bald head Polly,
lad The ,p-ciao.c-. sou NAV depend up
on %. thought he l.oAed Ike an Old
i4rnitlie dealer
Alas, POOR Abcl nof o. he able ,a
.is>...l. between 4 second hand
,b,.f.i, .i,-,.gf '1-s,hc,..
ami belle, leitIc, H Hislr, gnscfs.,,
Ba, ..,a 5, life
.b.r b.. stealth. tf-G Mr..
hrcl,nirs,iv.
-WrH. DO. exact, SAID Abel.
.a.e. The o.d ,hine ir Itself
WASH ... .uorta ten dollar, Ifues choose
q. value i d, hty, wn, ita.a't BAL !ar
us..rtbe l,eh, Of. d i,cs.at Transaction.
a. Po.N
"H1, uha.W..l mother sas = pleaded
Mar,
-I.r 10; another one nearly finish.
ell. sat Abel. u vas meaning o.
>et. no Mr, Harrington. bu, I'll .-st
sr.t .- o. 10 the Oh place. and motler
utll never care whether it's number one
or number tao that 5, there
Nj iha, when Ms. Bubble came humc
fr1m the sewing society Ate "a jls;
setting up new chest oi drawers. and
MARY eagerly fclaiea 20 her the tale ~
the burglary. Tor ~ she st.ll persisted
IN calling IL.
~s.4. ! s.ssss 8 s-.aa A.S~ ll'aha.As-
'fi'it and twenty -iivc make seventy
five IN glad d'dn ? take the 'l'e1'n
oi jonathan
hls means ops'Hcs>' >aid Aoe. =
hiiteel'
Nnd D - diugeh;.. io "otk 60 'na''
uiar'hfe ,''A oihe' duplicates % ne
'thi,' q dfa~ > staining 'Acm a cara .
fiea hta~r. and ocaiins or o-'d, s.c <.
shaped de'oFa'lon' 20 complete The d.
.l,i'a And when 'hc raf.o>. ~ hunter,
came Ai 'nc >o"'afN 'a'a' eT1o ."eif''
o. e'ms. where % required considerable
engineering ioi one .oad oi ha' = 'ass
another, Abe ,A' ~h's'.inF 01 a.sa3ar-
step. ready 20 drive ua'saia
Any '.d furniture ~ aniiquc' &
sell 'Ar banter would o.1nfi, in
4ufe
' Nnf SICK ..' sand Atr. and fnrr
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28
HEALTHY TEETH

The New York HrrsG correspondent
with the party in search Of the lost crew
Of the lcanne;tc has been impressed hy
the beauty OF the teeth OF natives 81
Northern siberia. lie saw old men 81
sixty and seventy with sets OF teeth small
and pearly white. polished and healthy
Decay and suffering are unknown. \
physician Of Yakuisk attributed this 10
the habits and the kind Of food eaten
bv the natives. and 20 certain care
taken by them from childhood NJ. ~
First. the natives do not rouch sugar IN
any form. for the simple reason that
they cannot afford 10 buy Il. Secondly.
they are in the habit Of drinking daily
large quantities Of iermcnied sour milk
summer and winter. which Is an,iscor-
butte. and is very beneficial in prcscrV.
ing the teeth. And lastly, they have the
habit of chewing preparation OF the
resin Of the FIR tree, a piece Of which,
tasting like tar, they masiica;e after
every meal. in order specially TO clear
the teeth and gums Of particles Of food
that may remain after meals. The gum
or resin is prepared and sold by all
apothccarics in Siberia, and is much
used by Russian ladies.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

s4rCharcoal and sulphur are excel
lent ingredients to mix occasionally
with fowl feed, but the latter should be
used with discretion.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28
n-JrA Missouri tree Welded Soc r

BRA Missouri tree yielded 500 rails,
900 fence posts, ten cords OF wood.
twelve squirrels, and one raccoon. IL
is supposed to have been 500 years old.
And the man who tells the story is sup
posed to be one Of the ablest liars in the
Southwest.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28
Il. Schultz & co.,
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS,
No. 20 q. Charles Street,
BALTIMORE. Nh.

Noties our great rsdssiioa. Cabinet Portraits ai
- per dossn, Gard siae. - per dozen.
Portraits 10 OIL, Pastel ana crayon. Phsse-
graphs In Water Colors. India LAX and Plain.
Percslains and Copying . speciality.
Oct 39,'sly.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-28

s~Paint and repair tools, etc., rainy
days.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-11-11

A TIMELY WARNING, OR II EXPERIENCE
OF A MINIsTER.-lf you suffer from general
debility brought on by too close applica
ton to business and excessive brain work +:
or from increasing p%rossration and sinking
SPELLS, hat even il rest or removal of the
cause will not relieve. make haste to do as
did a reverend friend Of ours. He secured
fran his druggist a bottle of Browns Iron
Blttsrs, having heard of its merit from a
physician, who told him not to take any
other Bi ters or Tonic, for, with the excep
sion of Browns Iron Bitters, they all con
tanned alcohol, and had failed to give his
patients lasting relief; nor should he take
any other preparation OF Iron, for, with the
exception of BIown's Iron Bitters, they all
blackened the teeth, and often gave head
ache, which Browns Iron BitteIs never
did, but in fact cured headache. The eff
6ect was most satisfactory he im~mrdsate-
~ realized wonderful results. His old en-
ergy returned. his natural force came back
and he felt himself altogether a new mau
full of health, strength and vigor. and he
has continued to remain SO ever since
Now he recommends Browns Iron Bltters
to all his friends which we unhesitatipely
do to all our rcaders.-Globe.
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~Otaer-s.!
~Ofhera!.!

Are you disturbed at night and
broken CT your rest by sick child
suffering and crying with the ex
cruciatihg pain of cutting teeth :
If so, go at once and get a bottle
Of MRS. NINSLON'S SO0TH
ING SYRUP. l. will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it; there is no mis-
take about it. There is not a
mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell You at
once that 1t will regulate the bow
els, and give rest 10 the mother,
and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. Ii is perfect
~ safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is tie
prescription of II of the Oldest
snd best female physicians aud
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. % cents a bottle.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore
Throat should be stopped. Neg
lect frequently results in an H.
durable Lung Disease or Consump
ton, BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROCHES do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrnps and
halsams, but act directly on the
'n1qamed parts, alIavlng irritation,
give relief in asthma, Broachitist
Couyhs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which singers and Public
Speakers are subject to. For thir-
ty years Browns Bronchial Tro
ches have been recommended by
physicians, and have always Civ
en perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide aud constant
use for nearly an entire genera~
ton, they have attained well meri
ted rank among the few staple re
medies Of the age. Sold at 25
cents Il box everywhere.
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When you 60 to Thibodaux
don't forget to Gail and visit the
store of s. I, GriSamore and exam
ine his great variety of house furn
fishing goods.
He has Il large supply of Lamps
and climates of every kind, Insur
ance, coal, and Gasoline oils :.
Glass ware of every kind. Granite
Iron ware: tin ware pressed and
manufactured, China. American
China, Iron stone, W. G. & G. e.
CrocKery Of all kinds, table cutlery,
Fine CRATES, Heating aud cook
stoves. and,
The Famous CHARTER Oak Stoves
Also Vases, Toilet sets, wash
stand sets, table mats, Chandeliers,
Parlor lamps, flower pots &c
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Lafourche,

Take notice that o Friday the lst. day Of
December 1882. l will sell at public auction,
ut the Court House in the Town of Thibodaux
at II o'clock NJ. to the last and highest bidder
tie lease of the following public Ferries in
the Parish of Lafonrche:
IL. st. John.
90. st. Charles.
80. Raceland.
40. Harang.
For the term Of three years commencing on
the first day of January 1883 and ending on
the 3!st. day Of December 1885.
Terms.-One third cash on the spot and the
balance payable one half the lst. dag of De
cember 1899 and the other half the LIST, day of
December 1851.
S. T. GRlSAMORE,
President of Police jury.
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The Government officers of the Signal
Bureau will telegraph to the undersigned
notices of approaching frosts or freezes dur
ing the rolling season Planters who may
wish such notices forwarded to them upon
reception, can make such arrangements
and by leaving notice with me, all signals
will be Immediately sent to them.~~S. r.
Grisamora.
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S. r. GRISAMORE,
secretary and Treasurer
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A TRAVELLERS SToRr.-After spending
months at watering places and consulting
the best physicians without benefit, 1 re
turned home isheartened and expected to
die. A friend urged a trial of Parker's Gin
ger Tonic Three bottles and careful diet
have brought me excellent health and
spirits. and l hope my experience may bene
at similar sufferers.-Cincinnati lady. See
ether column.
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Many persons are bitterly opposed to pat
snt medicines" and will rarely use them
at all. There IS no doubt that, many are
worthless, yet a remedy that has stood the
Test for years like DR.. sherman's Prickly
Ash Bitters, amp its lie and popularity in
Geasing every day must have merit or it
would have disappeared long since.
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TUFTS PILLS A SUGAR PLUM.
-Tutt's Pills are now covered
with a vanilla sugar coating, max
ing them AS pleasant to swallow
as a little sugar plum, aud render
ing them agreeable to the most
delicate stomach.
They cure sick headache and
bilious collie.
They give appetite and flesh to
the body.
They cure dyspepsia and nour
ish the system.
They cure fever and ague, cos
GveneSS. etc.
Sold everywhere. % cents a
box.
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NOTICE..
Corporation Tax Collectors Office.
Town of Thibodaux,
ThihGdaux, La, September 9th. 1882,

Notice is hereby given to the tax payers of
the Town of Thihodaux that the taxes assess
ed in the year 1882 are set forth in the tax
rolls on file in my office. that they are now
due and will become delinquent on the 3lst
day Of December, and shall bear interest at
the rate OF per cent per month from said
date.
Tax payers are invited to call at my office,
at once aid settle, in order to avoid interest
and costs.
o. j. LEGENDRE,
Corporation Tax Collector
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Notice.

Firemen's Fair Grounds can now be rent
cd for Fares, Pic Mics, parties and enter
tainments.
Apply to S. 7. GRISAMORE.
President Firemen's Hall Association.
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Notice.

Persons DESTROYS of sending their children
to school in ThibOdaux. can find comfortable
Board with MRS. F.. II. PERKINS,
Corner st. Louis and Short streets.
Thibodaux, La, Sspt. 23rd. 1882.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-06
SHOT BY HIs BROTHER.
A Sad and Fatal Case of Didn't Know IL
Was Loaded.


A sad catastrophe occurred in Martins
Ferry, yesterday afternoon. which will
throw family into mourning and which
is another case of the fatality of firearms
in the hands OF boys. Frank Crowel, a
boy of 16, now lies dying, if not already
dead, the victim of careless shot from his
brother Will, who didn't know it was
loaded.
Frank Crowel is the son of J. r. Crowel
employed at Mann's foundry and residing
on the corner of Clay and Third streets.
Frank is about 16 years old and carrier
for the Htelliqencer. At three o'clock yes
terday afternoon he was lying on
the bed, quietly reading, when his
brother Will, aged about Is, came
into the room and fooling with a
revolver. Suddenly there was an explosion
and the next moment 80 calibre ball
had buried itself in Franks brain, beneath
the right temple. or course it was acct
dental, and the unfortunate fratricide was
nearly overcome with grief and horror.
He informed the family and Drs, Warwick,
Williams, West, Hertey and Blackford were
summoned. The ball was probed for,
! but without success, and the physicians
gave up all hope for the boy.
The scene was a most pathetic one. The
father, mother and brother were distracted
with sorrow. and little ten year old sister
in her innocent and childish grief made a
very touching picture. Frank was a good
| boy. beloved by all who knew him, and the
| affair created quite a sensation. The house
was surrounded by a large crowd all even
| ing, and should the boy die, as now seems
| probable, the grief will be general
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-06
MARTINS FERRY.

On Saturday the "Grsss Nippers," of ST..
Clarsville, came down to this place and
played picked nine of this city, and were
"sCoOped' by score of Is to II.
Robt. Graham has removed into his new
residence on Third street.
DR.. Updegraff was some what better yes.
terday, so were informed by Mt. Pleasant
man.
AS stated in the SUNDAY REGISTER, about
$2t 0 was Melted at the G. A. K, festival.
Mrs. w. H. Hobbs drew bed coverlet and
an "awl."
The frame work of A. c. Enoch's house
on Fourth street is up.
Miss Lizzie Milligan, whose dangerous
illness was chronicled in the SUNDAY REG
lister, died yesterday morning. Miss Mil
ligan was highly respected She will be
buried from her home at Burlington to-
day,
Miss Minnie, daughter of Mr.. John
Spring of Second street, aged thirteen, who
died of typhoid fever on Saturday, was
buried from the M. E. church yesterday
afternoon. Interment at Walnut Grove
cemetery.
On Saturday night Miss Ida Donovan,
gave q very pleasant party to her friends
at her parents residence in the Third ward.
About fifteen couple were present, and g
good time was had
Albert Michael, who recently returned
from Illinois, has began working in the
Buckeye glass works.
A company will likely be organized here
for the building of wharf boat, to be loca-
ted at the Buckeye glass works landing.
Give US water and gas.
The usual monthly missionary concert
wBs held at the NJ. f. church and was very
interesting. The programme consisted Of
choruses, singing, prayer, duet singing
reading, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-06
BADNESS BELOW Us.
BelIaire immortality Gets Stirring
Up Generally.

BelIaire immortality Gets q Stirring
Up Generally.
Following the example of the REGIsrER,
the Bellaire Independent devotes considera.
BILE space to warning its people OF The
rapidly increasing immortality of the
town. Among other things it says:
at is stated, and that, too, on what seem
to be undoubted authority, that a Wheel
ing doctor has been plying his vocation
here as an abortionist; that in some cases
the work of destroying the life OF the child
has been successful that in others the fear
of double death has frightened those who
have lost their honor from submitting to
such base and criminal operation, and that
in few Instances double deaths have been
the result. In every ward in the city, except
the Fifth, we believe, there are cases such
as We have mentioned, Some OF these
cases are pitiable, in that the young woman
have yielded up their virtue under prom
ises Of marriage and are only deserted now
after the almost fatal step has been taken.
In another instance the young girl about to
become mother is in most destitute cir
Cumstances, and in her case the mater OF
a marriage had gone so far that the poor
girl had her wedding clothes made and the
carriage we believe, that was to have car
ried them to that retreat of rash lovers,
West Alexander, was engaged, but at the
last moment the ungrateful youth skipped
the border lines of Ohio, and is now enjoy
ing the bracing air of remote cor
ner of the wildly wicked world. In all Of
these cases the gentler sex are the greatest
sufferers, but not in a single one of them
have we heard of the men refusing to par.
take of the forbidden fruit. Some of them
were rash youths, others were men grown,
and are no better than the ruined, and will
be almost despised, unfortunate females.
The Marshal has been consulted in some
cases that the promised marriage may yet
be consummated. and as "alrs we'll that
ends we'll" we shall withhold the names in
the hope that the moral contained in the
above may do good. There are some other
matters that will receive attention in due