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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-21
Outside New York

Columbus and Portland are not included
IN the totals The statement this Eeek, on
me whole IS much more unsatisfactory than
lhat OF last week. The aggregate cesrings
rhe last week were S1.O77 SO 464 against
siuS 6l35 5SS The previous week. ls compared
with the corresponding week last yes- The
percentage of decrease is much larger than
it Tas the previous week The -gregate
pl rcentage Of decrease this week as COM
Farla with the corresponding week last year,
Ua- is 3 per cent, against uacrease Of Is
Per cent. last week and one of 81 ser cent.
ffr nr.Viofis week
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An Insane Mother Kills Her Son and Then
Herself.

GENEsEE. Ill, June 19-Eight miles south
of this city. Saturday, after preparing din
ner for her husband and hired man, and
while they were eating, Mrs. Lindquist took
her son, aged five, to a corncrib near the
house, cut his throat and then killed her
self. No cause is known, but the woman is
belieVed to have been insane.
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Kentucky aIuraar.l

PRINCETON, KY, June l9-John Cham
bcla and Campbell Hopper had q alteration
yesaer3z y in this County, in which Cham
lers IS SHOT and died from the edects last
night HopTer's eye was knocked out and
ae @ss otherwise seriously injured, but not
lior-al'y. Hopper was taken out b. party
%. T. g some time since ana whipped, and
be had accused Chambers cf DeiDe one the
pare. hence the trouble which ended so
serious
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Instantly Killed.
Special to the Sentinel:

Special 10 the Sent1neI:
GREEscAsTLE. Ind, June 19.-Edward Fr Is. q
teamster for Thomas Bsyne. was instantly killed
this forenoon on the farm OF Peter Stoner, near
town, while engaged in loading a large sawlog.
He was standing behind the log as IL was being
drawn up, and chain breaking caused the log to
run backward over him He was about thirty
years of age and leaves small family
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ST. JOINS, n B., June 10 --rhc a,erican
schooner ''MssSaSoit," under f4ii sail.
crashed into an immense icenerc ais9 sank
almost at once Five of tae c.rs went
dOEn with the vessel. The ioe ps. clted
tbe lookout from seeing the berg
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Terrible CxcloD~

METROPOLIS, June ia terrible cyclone
struck this CITY yesterday evening, blowing
down several houses and killing Dick
Turner; eapsizing and sinking the steamer
Jennie Walker, aud scattering harvested
wheat in the yicil ity. The damage is heavy
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An Engineer KILLED

LOUISVILLE, June ID. ". Stephenson.
the weii-known steamboat engineer. lately
at work engineering On a switch engine at
Milltowr, was killed in the tunnell at Ed
wardsville by rocks falling on him from the
Cop Of the tunnel.
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CLEARANCEs.
Review OF the Weeks Exchanges az the
PrinciuaI Cities

BosToN, June 19.-From the Post: The
following table shows the total gross ex-
changes at twenty-five lesding clearing
houses in the United States, twenty four Tor
the week ending June II, and one. Louis
Vile, for the week ending June Is:
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The City OF Grinnen Visited and Laid
Waste by Terrific Hurricane.
Forty.twe Persons Killed outright and
Many More Seriously Injured.
One Hundred and Fifty Buildings
Raced, Entailing Loss Of
s6OO,o 600.
Reports from Outlying Districts
Swell the List of Fatalities to
Nearly One Hundred.

"Details OF the Nest Fatal and Destroc-
tive Storm IA the History of
the Country.
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and three children were away saved
himself and hired girl by seeking refuge in
the cellar. He says before they went there
he could see the air filled with flying tim
bers When they began TO come through
his house as easy as though the woodwork
was window-glass, he sought the under
ground refuge.
George Christian took his wife and child
rem in the cellar and all were saved. His
house is somewhat damaged.
The Engine House where seventeen OF
the dead bodies are laid out, presents sight
that brings back army days.
AT MALcoM.
The following is the best account of the
disaster at Malcom:
MALcoM, June IA terrible cyclone
passed over here at $3.50 tonight. We have
found five dead, and the wounded are nu-
merous The best business houses are de-
molished, including the Gazette office.
Both Churches and one-third ofthe dwelling
houses in the town are fiat or badly DAM
aged. The cyclone extended as far as we
can hear, destroying and killing everything
in its path. All is excitement here at Loo
The following are four of
C. III. Wheeler.
Old Mrs. Myers.
Mrs. O'Myers.
Mrs. Hall.
A man and his son were blown into a
well. The father climbed up the pump
stock, pushing his child before him. South
of Brooklyn barn was destroyed and three
people killed. Seven dead bodies have been
found at Malcolm. The only authenticness
at 3 p. M. from Mt. Pleasant is that a freight
train was derailed.
THE DAMAGE.
DEs MoINEs, Iowa. June 1S.---A special to
the State Register says that the surgeons now
report forty-one dead at Grinnell, and say
five or six more can not live through the
night. Deignor, the Rock Island conductor,
is dead. n surgeon reports that the wounded
exceed $50, and the number of houses de-
stroyed or ruined is between 40 and 100.
The total loss OF property is now estimated
at S600000. 1t is feared the num-
Der of deaths ar Grinnell will vet reach
seventy-five. The path of the tornado
is now well defined as having been about
twenty-five miles long and q half mile
wide, exten ling five miles northwestof Grin
nell and twenty miles southeast. The news
received here states that Mr.. James, wife
and two daughters ami two other persons
dead. Ii is now thought the loss of life
outside of Grinnell will reoch twenty-five
and altogether near 100.
AN APPEAL.
MARsHALLTowN, Iowa, June 1S.-The Com
mit,ee organized TO assist the sufferers from,
the tornado at Grinnell ask aid. Can you
help US? Remittances may be made 10 r.
NJ. Haines, Chairman, or c. w. Beger,
Treasurer Of the Relief Committee, Grinnell,
Iowa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-14

instruction in French, German and
Spanish languages, by DR.. a. Descho-
WITT, late U. S. Consul in Russia: Dur
ing vacation the Doctor will teach a
German class at the public school from
halfpast 10 to -, and from to half
past p. NJ. Terms, two dollars per
month ard upward. Inquire at the
BostOs Bakery jeS I'm
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4 Patriotic southern speech.

SARATOGA, July l2.-The National
Educational Association met this
morning. The Hon. Gustavus J. Orr,
of Atlanta, the President, delivered the
inaugural. He. said he was a sOutherner
by birth, education and sentiment, and
he felt he truly represented the bulk Of
the people, as well as the educated
classes, when he said let the dead past
bury the dead and let what has been
stand, we will busy ourselves with the
present which is living. These are the
sentiments of the best men of tho
South, and certainly the people of all
sections Of the country will heartily re-
spond. The whole address was in this
spirit and was very cordially received.
a Maryland jury has just declared
that a man who Is falsely charged with
voting for Democrat is entitled to
damages.
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1t is proposed to honor the memory
of Garibaldi by changing the name of
his old home from Isola di Caprera to
Isola di Garibaldi, and by building there
an hospital for invalid soldiers, who
shall be the guardians OF his tomb, and
a lofty lighthouse, which alt mariners
on the Mediterranean would know for
ever as the Garbaldi beacon.
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Scene at the Trial or St l.ouis Gamb.
bier.

Scene at the Trial or a St. Louis Gamb.
bier.
The next witness, James lie Mar,
was called. He was asked TO explain
the nature Of the game Of faro. He
entered into a minute description of it
and explained satisfactorily how coop
pering the ace' was just as likely to
win case % playing it open. He said
that in n "square" game the chances
were equal for the players and the
bank, with only the margin of .'splits"
iii favor Of the bank. Then a faro
"lay-out' was brought in and curious
scene took place. The ..lay out' was
placed on a table and an old faro box
and a well worn deck o. cards was pre-
ducs.d. lie Mar took his seat in front
of the table and shuffied the cards in
skillful manner. The jury stood up in
their places, and the attorneys and
other persons inside the bar crowded
around the faro dealer. Judge Laugh
spectator. At the outside of the crowd
was Police Commissioner Cuplrs and
acting Chief of Police IIuebler, the
former cranning his neck To see the
deal, and smiling now and then as the
iechnicalties were made plain 10 him.
Colonel Normiie played the king
"open" for a silver dollar and coppcred
the six spot for Il like sum. After q
while the king won and the six spot
lost in the same turn. lie Mar told !
Colonel Normile that he won, and the |
crowd smiled. The Attorney Bliss |
wanted some Information, and lie Mar |
ran the cards again and showed him |
just what he wanted to know The |
scene was one Of the most curi0us-N. |
Louis Post Dispatch.
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" N HndkinS

Wishes to announce to all of his former
customers that he has removed his
glove mandatory TO Santa Rosa, CAL,
where he has better facilities for man
ufacturing, and is prepared to fill all
orders promptly and at reduced rates If
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crOuS.

1t is said the bouquet viii Mrs.
Scovilie endeavored to convey to Gui-
teau the day preceding his execution
has been analysed, and enough arsenic
found in it to kill a dozen men.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-14

Our morning contemporary is much
better at jumping at conclusions and
agreeable possibilities in the political
field than getting at facts. Its su-mises
would be amusing if little less ludi-
crous.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-14

Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skin? Shiluh's Vital
izer is a positive cure.
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A Denver woman teiegrapheGi to po-
lice headquarters for an officer Think
ing that nothing short of a robbery had
occurred, the chief dispatched four po-
ieem en- in great haste. They reached
the house out of breath with running
What did the woman want " Her little
boy would not let her wash his face,
and, having threatened him with the
police in vain, she concluded to try
what effect their presence would have.
Mr.. lngersOl's residence at Peoria is
to be sold and turned into club house.
There is a very pertinent and we'll
chosen remark Secretot: somewhere in
the scriptures about the sp0iat;on Of
the home of the ungodIy. Gentlemen
whose profession makes them more
familiar with tine exact location of texts
should not fail 10 utilize any prophetic
utterances Of this nature. In the mean
time we recall as partial prediction
the mournfui plant Of Job: He shall
return no more to his house neither
shall his place know him any more"
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For Sale

4 SMALL STOCK OF LUMBER
~ Shingles, Pickets, MOuldings Doors. Win
dows, Blinds, Hardware. etc. Cheap for cash.
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CITY MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

4 LIN PARTIES HOLDING OR &C
+" tnpyfnS promises in Carson city, are hereby
notn to ceantethe streets and al leyS bOrd erni-
on their prem is, s, Of all offensive or Obstructive
matter removed from such premises or the or
dinance in such will be enforced AGAINST
them.
s. T. SWIFT, City Marshal.
Carson City, May 9Th, 1857
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-14

Planning Mill. with a variety of wood workin @
Machines. Carpenters Tools, Engine, l6x3O
and two Boilers. Every thing complete and in
perfect order With the Mill are two blocks of
land ana IA DIV cling house
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES repro
duisOns dams 0ne autre colOnne,
une communication de pEditeur
du Propagateaw Catholique ct pub
lice dams &c Journal, au sujet de
rexcursion qui q eu lieu derniere
ment de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans a
Thibodaux a Foccasion de la foire
tenue pour cOmp!Gter les travaux
de la banquette entire rEslise ct
Thibolaux.
Nous publions cette commuhi
cation avec d'autant plus dc plai
sir. qu'elIe contient des illusions
delicates ct flateuses pour les
danes de notre Vile, auxquelles
rauteur ne fait d'ailleurs que ren
DIRE simple justice.
Nous n'hesitons pas 4dire que,
MULE part, les danes choisies
pour presider aux divers stands
dams les foires, ne peuveut surpas
ser celles de Thibodaux Four leur
gracieuse ct cOnstante attention
envers les visiteurs ct le public
ell general.
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LIE service etait absolument ire
probable dams ces restaurants
Ia; il est permis de les offrir
CONNIE des modeles inimltables
a nos mei'leurs Establishments
de la vile. Vous pouviez Y
demander les NETS les plus deli
cats, les wins exquis, vous etiez
fmmediatement servis par des EN-
ployes CONNIE line s'entrouve NAL
lleurensement MULE part ailleurs.
La moderation des prix conteuait
a l'adresse des consommateurs VA
nouvel encouragement donts lis te
nalent largement compte.
Nous dirons en passant que les
danes ct les demoiselles de Thibo
daux ne le cedent en- rien q nos ci
tadfnes les plus raffiuees, en- ele
gance dc bon gout ct en- v6ritable
distinction.
Maiheureusementiles est tomb6 pen
Giant Ia jOurn6e d'abOndantes aver
Sc qui u'Ont pas permis a toutes
lea personnes de- ThibOdaux ct des
, environs qui s'int6ressaient & cette
Iouables enterprise de venir con-
tribuer a son success.
LIE Tres Rev. Pere M6nard ct
son Rev. Pere Favre, receya aient
tres cOrdialement tOus les visi.
teurs. Les habttants de Thibodaux
de leur cote, temoignaient unani
mement d lenr clerg6 la plus affec
tneuse Difference.
A hnit heures du soir. le
populaire capitaine de l'Assomp.
tion prenait oblgeamment a bord
de son bateau les excursionistes
de la Nouvelle.O Orleans pour les
conduire . Lafourche Crossing.
Quand mons quitti0ns, la f6te,
6tait pleine d'entraia. on y jouait
des saynetes e"fra"eais ct angl
ais qui provoquaient de chaler
reux applaudissemenis.
Dams crtte rapide. mais fidele
esquisse dune journee passeh j;
Thibodanx, nous ne nous sOmme.
permits aucune ex igera ion. No,
lectenrs ponrront sen convaincre
quand le zel6 Pere M6nard cr0ir;
devUir organiser une nouvell.
fete au benetice de l'une des OBI
v,es meritoires quill patronne,
1t pour Ia grande j0ie des anna
tenrs d'excursions a la campo
gne.
Nous ne tinirons pas sans dire At
moins quelques mots de l'6glist
de Thibodaux, l'uue des plus be
les du diocese.
| L1interieur en- est admirable
ment decor6. Ellie possede une
chasse contenant de precieueses
reliques de Ste Valerie, objet dune
grande v6neration. On Y RENAL
que une belle chaire scnlptee el
une grande quantit6 de statues g,
de tableaux ayant tous nne incol
trstable valeur artistique. 1
r6gne dams tout l'edifice une par
fats harmonic. Les inuOmbrables
objets de piete destines a sou orn.
mentation sont disperses aveo III
gout qui dete tonte critique.
L. LAFARGUE.
lie Propagateur C0tholiqwe.
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EXERCICES SCOLAIRES-Le IL
Juliet aurOnt lieu au Convent
Mont Carmel, les exercices SEQ
laires de fin Fann6e, suivis de la
distribution des prix. Cette exhi-
bition des progress des eleves con.
fees aux SONS des institutrices de
CO pensionnat, donnera aux pa
rents ct au public en- general, une
juste idee des soins tout particu.
Tiers qui sOnt donn6s aux 6leves
qui suivent les coars classiques de
cette institution.
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CoUR.- La cour de district, pre-
sidee par lie juge Knobloch, a etc
ouverte lundi. La plus part des
affaires pendantes ont etc renvoy-
ees au proclaim terme, il ne reste
que tres peu de Cas- d dispOser'
Celia donnera Il notre ami, le iuge
Knobloch une opportunit6 de sc
remettre destatigues dune session
de six semaines quill Went do te-
mir a NapOleOnyille.
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DEPART.-Samedi dernier SOnt
partis de notre Vile Mr.. lie DR.. Dan
sereau, ct Mr.. +. Samoan, ayant en-
charge les fills du DR. Dansereau,
Jos, r. ThibOteaux ct II. Tetreau,
en- destination du College de Mon
tr6al. La Sentinelle leur SOnhaite
un bon ct agreeable voyage.
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analence' cette semaiue, cinq ivro
gnes accomragn6es de leurs Is en-
1a!lts en- haillons. Navrant ct tron
frequent spectacle. Enfin on Sc
a'spose anettoyer q fond, pendant
les vacances, les Ecoles de la me.
tropoIe. La malproprete ct l.insa
loorlte dc ces batiments deye-
nalent IN scandale public.
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RACELAND. % JUN 1882.

AS0OAIAHA4sOt ~ y I'LL AOoSs
Monsieur pEditeur de LA Sentinelle."
Monsieur :-Je lis dams vOtre es
Unable journal, Ell date du "a ct:
"Sur motion de Mr. Folse, secon
dee par Mr. Kramer, il fut r6solu
que le ferry de Raceland soft lou6
& Mr. Merville Rome, pendant la
periodic de quatre ann6es, commen
cant le Tor Janvier 1888, 81, SIS,
sc, a condition quill fournira une
bonne ct solvable responsibilities"
Or Monsieur l'Editeur, j'avais
lintentiOn de me ldettre sur les
rangs, pour essayer d'acquerir la
possession de CO ferry don't un
des d6barcaderes Sc trouvc sur ma
p1opriete.
Je pensa;s que le ferry ne p0u-
vait 6tre vendu qua Pencau, ct
que Get encan await lieu AL mois
de Decembre, apres eu avoir pI6a.
lablement annonc6 Ia vente dams
le Journal officiel de Ia Paroisse
Je dois vous dire que j'6tais dis
pose a offrir IN prix qui aurait etc
certainement. tout a lavantage des
int6r6ts financiers de la Paroisse.
Je vOus prierai, Monsieur PEdl.
teur de jeter quelque lumiere srr
cette affaire, ct de me dire 81 la
,, transaction qui Went d'6tre' passee
avec Mr. Rome est legaIe.
En- vous priant d'accoraer Pin
sertiOn 4 cette lettre.
ReceveZ monsieur mes Saluta
tions les plus empressees.
L. q. NICOLAS.
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NOYEs.-Durant la semaine
derniece une epidemic de noyade
a passe sur cette paroisse.-Le
coroner etc appele cinq fois pour
faire la levee dc corps de person
nes nOyees.
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InfOrnlatiOns Locales.

NoMtNATiON.-Le gouvernenr d
nomme notre ami ct concitoyen /.
D. Moore, membre du comite des
dihcteurs de lsuniversite de- lsEtat
de la Louisiana i Baton Rouge.
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Lettre de NeW.YOrk.
Correspondence Specia'c de la SENTINEL
New-York, 20 JUN 1882,

TN RECENT MYsTEkE.
II est rare que lie public New.
Yorkais rcste plusieurs jours sans
Quelque mysterieusc tragedle a
discnter. Les journaux vivent de-
ces debatS parfois passionn6s ct
celia remplace, avec avantage la
poIitique souvent 81 monotone ct
81 faSti.lieu>p. LIE mOis do JUN
await etc panvre en- evenemeDts
extraordinaires ct tenebreux jus.
qu'au jour OH la mort singuliere de
Mr.. Gathermuth, un employe con.
fidenticl dune grande maison
d'importation est veau concentrer
toute lsattention de- detectives, do
la presse ct du Public. &c jeuue
honme, Gu coInpagnie dune Dame
d'apparente respectabilit6 rega.
gnait, vers deux heures du matin
Ie domicile dc la Dame, lOrsqu'au
coin de la Gene Avenue ct lie Ia
5eme Rue, il auralt etc, an temOi
gnage de la survivante, attaqu6
par deux ruffians. qui l'aurait ac-
cable de cOups, jet6 a terre ct mis-
dams un etat tel que malgr6 des
soins empress6s, le pauvre jeune
homme succombait deux semaiues
plus tard & une fracture de Ia base
du crane. Chose bizarre pendant
ces quinze jours de maIadie ct
bien quill iouit de toute sa con-
Nuisance, le bless6 refuse o0stin6-
ment de donner aucun eclaircisse
ment sur cette terrible aventure.
La police ne sollicita d'aiIleurs
aucun t6moignage ante nsortem. en-
s0rte que lamie jeuue femme s6pa
rec de fait de son mari-se trouve
etre le seul temoin Oculaire-Trois
series de detectives "travaillent"
l'affaire q grand renforts de r6cla-
mer sur lear proverbiale habllet6.
Mais aucun resultat ma et6 ObCenu
encore, sauf lsarrestation de quel-
ques innocents lui au dire du plus
iug6nieux des Le COq New YOrkais
auraient assassine Gathermuth, le
preuant pour une autre personne.
Cette th6orie saugrenue abandon
nee Ou se trouve gu face du vide
absolu ct sans doute que l'affaire
Gathermuth ira rejoindre dams les
limbes de l'incOnnu, Paff.ire Ma
than ut tant d'autres rest6es iId6
chiffrables pour les policiers bieu
payes de la Metrcpole.
UN FA1sEUR d'ANGEs DEv0lLE'
LA Societe pour IL prevention
des cruautes & regard de FEnt:su
ce Went de rendre un reelservice .
lhumanit6 en- arr6tant rindustrit
dun certain Ramscar qui, sous
pr6texte de recueillir dams sOr
"Home" sans asile ct sans ressou'
COS, accaparait la charit6 puOlique
a SOU profit personnel, ldissau'
croupir dams la sa'et@ Ut la faim
les malheureux 6tres abandonne'
4 sa .ssOllicitude". La mort dur
entant recemment reeu dams l'asiI'
Ramscar Il determine une enqu6ts
ct parrestation de Paventurier cri
fninel qui battait a,nsi monnale
Taide des souffrances quotidienn
de ces pauvres affames. Bien gu
convaincu des actes de la plus re
voltaute cruaute, Ramscar a p
tr:,verser encore une fOis les mail
les du tilet de Ia Justice ct so
seul chatimeqt a 6te de voir go
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Encore Bebe, l'inepuisable.
Sa mere. mluaudaut l'autre jour
disait.
-Je perds tous mes cheveux.
Alors interviut Bebe qui 6coutait:
-Pourquoi que tn ne ferrnes
| pas a cl6 10 tirOil OH tn les NETS I
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Examen dshistolre uaturelle

Examen dshistOlre naturelle
Dams quelle cllsse place. vous
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Comment celaS... E'les ont
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-07-08

CHALEUR.-La chaleurest acca
blante ct la pOussiere, CONNIE les
sables du desert sOuleveS par le
"SirOco" envahit les malsOns,
aveugle les voyageurs ct tait le
desespoir des commits de nos maga
sins de ''d,y goods' obliges d'6pous
setter sans ceSse. La principale
occupation du plus grand nombre
d'entre nous est de recht rcher les
places fraiches ct d'aspirer avec
delices la briSe matinale tOute i'm
pregnee des senteurs des champs.
Les marchands de glace ct de
Embellishments dOivent faire de
BONES atfaireS.