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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-07-21

chcmins de fer ct antres votes abOu-
tissant d Ia NOuvelN ORLEANS, aim
d'obtenir leur cooperation aux pre-
paratifs. du Cotton Centennial and
Worlds Industrial Exposition de la
Nouyelle-O Orleans.
Une DIES curiositGs de rExposi-
ton de Louisville sera II vOiture de
Henry Clay. r
Toutes les fabr;ques, les ecoles
puhl;qnes, Ell general, tous les eta
blissement~ publics seront points
fraichement, 4 roccasion dc PGvc-
nement.
lie Texas est lie plus grand Etat
dc rUnion ; il est pius grand, q lui
seul, que lie @aine, lie New Hamp-
shire, lie Vermont, !e Rhode Island,
lie Connecticut, Ia Pennsylvania,
Polio, la Virginie, lie New Jersey,
lc Delaware, lie New York, !esQuels
ne font Gu'un total de 2G.,4G5 mil
les cares. tandis que lie Texas en-.
compte 21i,G6G, c'est-a-dire 1909
miles cares de plus que les II
Etats ensemble.
II fait 81 ci,aid 4 Stanislaus, Cali
fornie, que les petits oiseaux r6tis-
sent dams les airs ct tomoent cults
i point dams les rues. VOLTA une To-
calite que AioDseiet aimerait Eabi-
ter.
lie priX des animaux dit lie jour
nal Of Commerce de Denver, est, at
Colorado, de 10 p. C. plus 4eve que
Fan dernier 4 pareiile opaque ct 50
p. C. plus haut quill y a trois ans.
Il Y a HUT ans, n yaehe ct son
veau valaient de $12 s15, auiour',
hui les deuN Sc yendent Replacement
pour $40.
Veut-on sayoir ce qu'ont coHt6
les fGtes du commencement d'Alex-
andre III en- Russie.
Tn million hut cent mile pias-
tres en- tout.
$1,000 600 pour Ia fGte populaire.
S1CO,O0O pour lie repas.
100000 pour les spectacles.
SSc0,00O ponr les constructions.
Tn million deux cent mile pias-
tres pour lie sacre les illuminations,
les reparations de Ii cath1drale de
PAssomption etc.
lie 4.juillet, est entree en- vigueur,
dams lEtat de New Jersey, une
nouvelle loi Il lie travail des EN-
1ants. Aucun garco1, au-dessOus de
II ans, aucune file au-dessous de
Ia ans, ne peut Gtre employee, soft
dams une manufacture, soft dams
une usine ; aucun enfant au-dessous
de Ia ans ne sera employee plus de
10 heures par jour.
Plus que ,jamais, les speculateurs
du Nord cherchent 4 placer leurs
capitaux dams le Sud; Ell vOici en-
core qui viennent de .jeter dams un
seule >comte de rAlabama, dams lie
comte de Greene, 100000.
La compagnie electrique DIES
Etats-U nis a declare, fort recem-
ment un dividende de ) p. c. Tn
dividende parcel a etc declared Ter
fe vrier dernier.
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|RAY0U.-Le bayou a baiss6 de
sIaues pouces, ct il est plus que
nbable que les bateaux a vapeur
urront navigner a leur aise pen
mt toute Fannee.
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TOyAGEURS.-Les commits vOya-
.urs, depuis que lie beau temps a
9Oris. vien,lant rendrc yisite Il
Sffr nO.nbrcUse clientele. Les hotels
e sen PLACEMENT point, pas pins
me pluSieuIs autres Establishments
Y la vile.
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exercises scolai-
de fin d'annee ct la distribution
nrix du College de Ihihodaux.
,m,t lieu les % ct G0 de &c mOis.
Ea sale st. Joseph. Tout lie monde
fera ule fate d'y assiSter.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
+

Mr.. Thomas Albertis informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
aome new arrangements which will enable
him to satisfy all those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
1t 4 O'Clock p. N. 0 Il
C~Ommodious and we'll furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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CALCAslEU.
Dassessement de la paroisee Cal.
casieu atteindra S2,5O0,0OO.

HaSSeSSement de la parOlSee Cal
casieu atteindra $1,000 ,0OO.
ST. LANDRY.
LIE Courier DIES Opelousas annon-
ce que lie cotton ct le mails ont beau
coup 81 uffert. LIE jeune mails ne
grossit pas CONNIE il lie devrait.
quaint au cotton deja SEINE depuis
longtemps, il deperit ct sc meurs.
Les jardins ct les touches de me-
Ions sont pressure perdus.
POINTE COUPEE.
Les chenilles ont fait Ieur appa-
rition dams plusieurs localities lie la
paroisse POinte Coupee, ct les be-
casses abondent aux ~enyirons de
New Road.
ST.. JEAN BAPTIsTE.
D'apres lie K~eschace1e, la recoltc
de la paroisse st. Jean Baptiste
sera bien au-dessons de celle dc Pan
dernier. Les planteurs experiment
ties sont convaincus que la came 4
Sucre ne donnera cette aimee Qn'-
un bien fable rendement, qu'eile ne
contiendra qu'un jus pauvre ct peu
abondant.
ST, MARTIN
Dams la paroisse st. Martin, com
me partout, les pluies continuelles
ont bcaucoup favorise Ia pousse
DIES herbes au detriment de Ia re
collie.
La Grande rue de la Nouvelle-
IbGrie est pourvue de reverberes
qui pernettront IL citoyens ct
aux voyageurs de circuler, sans in
convenient, pendant Ia mutt.
Au sujet de Ia pompe d yapeur,
don't lie Conseil de vile Sc propose
de .doter la Nouvelle-Iberie, Pc
toile dit quill est de bonne logique
d'avoir Ia nOurriture avant que d'a-
cheter lie cheyal; soft avoir reau
avant d'avoir la pompe.
Les amelioratiOns ct les cOnstruc-
tions nouvelles sc poursuivent avec
activite.
TERREBONNE.
A son dernier meeting, lie Jury
lie Police de Ia paroisse Terrebonne
a fait une appropriation addition.
nellie de 5000 pour la construction
du pont, sur le Bayou Terrebonne.
a phabltation Presquille. Ce qui
porte appropriation total a 81, 600
II Went de s'organiser, dams cette
parOisse, I'm nouveau club dramati
que, lequel sc propose de donner.
sous peu, II representation thea
trale.
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DIR. N. q. ASSELINEAU.
EAtreprcMa avec sucOe0 les
Maladies Chrenf41es.
) II peut &tre consult6 4 son, office de- -
IL heures tous les mathis.
CoIx, MARKET and MARONGE SrREE
THIBODAUx, LxE.n
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EST BATON-ROUGE.

ESI
lie Cdpitolian-Advocae Sc plant
de &c que les fruits ct surtout les
p6ches ne sont pas bons ct cOnseille
de he pas trop Ell manger ; lis pour
raient nuire d la sant6.
Pour maintenir la salubrite de
Baton Rouge, &C meme journal re-
commando aux citoyens, ct surtout
aux authorities, de tenir les rues ct
les residencesen parfait etat de pro-
prete.
WEST BATON-ROUGE.
Les pluies ont considerablement
endommag6 les recoltes ; lie cotton
commence a couler ct 4 subir la
rOuille. On craint maintenant que
les chenilles ne viennent achever
pGuvre commence par peau. QUAINT
& Ia came ellie laisse beaucoup a
desirer.
AVOYELLES.
Dams certaines sections de cette
parOisse lie cotton est tres haut ct
aussi propre, aussi net qu'une epin-
gle. LIE long de pAtchafalaya, les
recoltes sont, dit-on, tres bellies ct
les planteurs sont dams la jubila.
ton.
ASSUMPTION.
Une maison appartenant a Nine
Duffaussard Landry a etc complete
ment detruite par un incendie. LIE
feu a pris par accident. La maison
6tait occupee par Mr.. Narcisse Pla-
sencia qui q perdu tout SON mobi'
lier ct lie hinge de sa famille. Une
subscription spontanee faite par SEES
voisins a produit de quot couvrir, q
peu pres Ia perte.
La r6colte dams cette parQisse
profile assez bien ct sdonne d'assez
bellies progresses.
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Notice!
Tax Collectors Office.

Thibodaux, La, January Goth. 1881
To all persons engaged III business in this
parish
You are hereby notified to call at my office
and pay Your State and parish licenses for
the year 1859, to avoid costs OF Court and 10
yer ccot penalty "a attorneys fees.
THEO. THlHODAUX,
Sheriff and Tax Collector, parish OF Lafourche.
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PAROISSES.
ST. JACQUES.

LIE temps continue 4 6tre defavo.
rable, dit lie Rappel Louisianais,
ct nous avons lieu de craindre que
les recOlteS de cannes ne SOient Sc.
rieusement compromises sill NY a
pas un enlargement avant quill soft
trOp tard. Jamais nous n'avOns WI
fherbe pousser avec une telle rapi.
dite. C'est a laser la patience dun
saint ct lie bras du travailleur le
plus rObuste.
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IL. Ens;EFMAEx.

Dealer asa
EURNlTCRE, Hardware, Paints. Oils
i Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic. rose wood, immi
tatioa black walnut Collins, also cypress
collins made to order, sc. &c.
In connection with 4. III HOFFMAN,, Cab.
met Maker and Repairer Of all kinds Of fur.
luture. Maln Strect,
~I5-jan76 ~ Bet. jackson and st Philip.
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A HUMAN CURIOSITY.

Commercial Gaz"tto.
There il in Hampstiro comfy, ".
VIZ. n human mons;rosi'y, which sS.
cells anything Barnum ever exhibi' II.
It is q young woman or child born
in Pennsylvania 1865. and is there
fore is yearu old. who is in every
thing but age On inf,nt. Shc is tic
daughter Of Mr.. John F. Miller, Of
Shanesville. a gentleman who r-
Gently saw her, and learned her age
from reliable authority, found her
lyirg in o cradle. She is twenty
eight inches in height, weighs but
twenty Eve pounds, cannot walk or
talk, and eats nothing but milk, fed
her from a bottle. Sbe has, however.
q quick perception and remarkable
memory, and n brief s.n'once or
boem repeated to her once, and
weeks after again repeated, with bat
one word varying, arouses her anger,
and she irowns q. the changed word.
An article laid down In Tbs room
and in her sight may be allowed to
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4 NICE PLACE FOR A PICNIC.


l. NICE PLACE FOR A PICNIC.
Tho owners of the private Rsh.
ponds about tho city have been 80
much annoyed lately by depredaiors
that they have p'antod dynamite car
'ridge' along tho banks Of the ponds.
A Astr;pg draw n across tie grnsscon.
nects the cartridge, md whenever d
foot strikes tho string the cartridge
exploder. Last S.'uriay evening
there was a colored picnic near
Paifcr's pond, and during tho even
ing crowd Of the colorsd people
went to the poud to fish, sit about
and dirt, and eat their lunch. They
assembled on the banks in close prox-
unity tr one Of the cartridges, end in
tho course ofa few minu'o,, while
thoy were chatting away in blissful
ignorance OF what was TO como, one
OF the party struck his foot against
'ho sting. instantly there was .
dcafeuirg report, aud tho sir was
illed with flying dirt, woods. grass,
ha!s, shawls. parasols, provisions.
and lunch baskets, md the terrified
picnickera stamreled for the woods.
Tne cartridge was plantsl about
Fifty feet from the party, and nous
Of thom were hurt, but they could
not have been worse seirod. Tho
bank was covered with abandoned
hats, shawls and lunch basksls. and
q hole ton feet square W. h ~
grcnnd II ths paipt -wbsss 10 sas.
fridge explot!ed.-Css-lo..s (N. O)
Observer.
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THE DRUNKARDs WILL.

leave to society o ruined charsc.
ter; wretchod example, and o mem.
ory that will soon rot.
/ ltavo my parents daring tho
rest OF their lives as much sorrow rs
humanity in a declining state can
sustain. aH
1 leave my brother, and sisters ds
much modification aad injnry az I
could bring on tbom.
I leave to my wife broken heart,
q lie OF wfs.t he lness anl shame.
20 weep ov or my premature death.
1givo and b,qusath to o.ch Of my
children poverty. ignorance and low
character, and tho remembrance that
their father was G fend and monster.
JS'
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HOW To WORK EASILY.

ii rd work can never DO mai'e
thoroughly easy; but it can be ma.
leria'!y ligl'encd by systematic
flaming. fyou 60 to work me-
thodicnlly and free from excitement
it is surpriiirg Low much you c,n
accomplish. Toersis scarcely My
wear and tear OF your constitution.
While you are ut work devote your
self TO it. Concer trate all your fac
ulties on what YOU ars doing. Do
not at.emp: to both work nad play
ct The sauc time.
Il was n shrswi observation cf
kirks White, the gifted poet, whose
early death adds q touch Of n..ap-
cho!Y TO al Lo wro'e, that ho iouud,
Il he coucentrated his whole allen.
tion on the dryest book ho had to
study, it soon became interesting,
aud in q short time ho would b:coma
80 absorbed MS to turn over pags af-
:cr page unconsc;ously TO himself.
Intensity Of thought is not exhuus-
ting il not.too long continued so,hat
in one serse he who works hardest
arccmp'isses his task most easily,
Hs has rlso much more time for rest
and recreation. Work by yourself.
IRE frcm Interruption il ycu can.with
a,e': rsfs,s,d d and cheerful spirit,a, d
though your work be hard, you sha l
find it easy.-Durant News.
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aN ARKANSAS FAREWELL.
"Prns,mMoxs." the Spirit Of the
Times, gives an account OF old Brs
WINNIE, OF Arkansas, with his son
Joe who was leaving homo for bust.
ness in Texar. The old man Was
accustomed to deal in euehreism
and his discourse is eulivonsd by
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JESE JAMES.


This fiuc young Horse will commence
his season on tho GOSH. Inst, and
viii stand cs follows:
At my stable. in Hozlehurs', or
Mondays aud Fridays; Gdlatin, on
Tues days; Hoods Sore, Pine Blui')
Wednesdays, and Thursday; Par
ker's Mil. Saturday. Terms: Ten
ID oilars per season, cash, with priv
ilere Of seasons uut!l marc proves
with foGl.
Jesse is four years old. 15i hands
high, weighs 1000 pound. ls We!
formed, aud just the horse for this
country.
Mosrs MARX.
Haz'ehurst, Aug. Is. lSS2.-2S.tt
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remain for days; yet an ipqa

remain for days; yet an inqa u
t will b, 1nswcrcd BY ,hls china ~
pointing in is direction. Sio Ia IN
attractive baby, and no reason for
her stuntod growlh has ever been as.
signed. The facts narrated abovo
,ocm 10 be woll attestsd, and Iapy
physicians have visited the child
without being able 10 even copjoc.
ture the causo of her condition.
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Mar. 23.d. 1858.

The most complete and Ncates
Ptescrirtion Department in the
Stale is in Barnleys Drug Store.
The most ranseous medicine can OF.
to tiues be male very pslathble by
" Druggist WIN keeps up with tho
improved methods OF Compromising!
B irnley is the Druggist! Prcscrip.
tons and receipt, carefully and
scientifically, prepared day and
n'ghil
Shopping shoulders often cause
consumption: AID other Ling DiH.
rasos, which might be prevented by
wearing tbo Improved Shoulder bra
ces. All sizes for Lal'es. Gems and
Children. at Burnley's Drug 8 orO.
College Brs Li'li,utisn oigus .
Cook 4 Ard'a
Ci,ice M,'a.ses At Cook 4 Ard'e.
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WOMAN.
NOW SHALL sIiE PRESERVE HEE HEALTH
q AND BEAUTY.

wow SHALL sIiE PRESERVE HEE HEALTH
& AND BEAUTY.
Oac who has long investigated
this subject gives Tue result, and Is
happy 10 say that il found in WO,
mans "B,st Friend" 1t is adapte q
especially to that great central, all
controlling organ. the womb, correc'
ting i.s disorders, and curing any 'r-
regularity Of the ''nenscs, OF
"oourscs.' d.. J. Bsaifs!d's Female
Regulator acts like charm L,
whites, and in sudden or gradual
cbeoking. or in the entire s'oppnSe
Of "m'nthly courses" from cold.
nsntal trouble. or liko causes. by
rsstoring the natural discharge in ev.
ery instance. In chronic cases so OF.
lem resulting in liberation, falling o!
the womb, It's action is prompt and
q ecisivs. saving The constitution from
n umberiess evils and premature de.
cav. Prsnared by DR.. j. B;adheId
Atlanta, GL Prise: trial siz,; ~"
srs. size, 81 so. F'r sal' by W. b
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LOOK HERE.

/ desire 10 sell cheap anil on easy
terms two sp'endid resid, nees nebr
the business part OF this town. A
bargain can be hnd in either or both.
Il " MILLER.
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Churches.

Crystal Springs PRESBYTERIAN Chureh
Rev A Munroe, Pastor. Service
every SUNDAY Mt II II III, ana . p M
Sunday School at 9:3O M. iiaScf
meeting, Thursday, 4 NE VI New
on. superintendent.
Baptist Church.-Elder \. j. Mil
Ter, Pastor. Services lst ANA 3rl San-
baths i'm each month, liza III, Z, y M
Sunday School, ut .. II m. ID. ;; B''rch'
Superintendent. Prayer Meeting, cN-
eIy Tuesday evening.
Methodist Church.--Rev w Is Lew
is, Pastor. Preaching every sabbath
mt II, n III, and 2, p M, Snn'uly
School, Q, a m, II Ferguson, super
intendent. Prayer Meeting, every
Wednesday evening at Z, pm.
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Kn,rnis OF pyt;liaG.

Crystal Springs Lodge No -; meet,
oycry second and fourth Fridays oi
each month. nj Castle Hall.
Officers: CR saith. Pas; ChmecI-
lor: RE Minis, Chanccllo + Comh!ih-
der; ] W Bailey. Vice Chancellor; Il \
Newton. Prclatc; W c Wiik'ncon' VI
ofE;SI Aby. M of + aad Il of Il >;
CIV Cook, VI at a; Bcrkson' Inner
Guard; f. 4 Stacl,houSe, Outer "nafu'
Section No i0i. Endowment Rank. u
p Willing, President: W Z wilhuhsoh'
Sect'y and Treasurer.
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crystal springs Directory.

Crystal Springs Corporation.-Mayor'
A ] Suur.is; Town Clerk, L n Head,
Treasurer, w e wilkinson; Aldermen,
VI Terrell, w G. Wilkinson. X ilar..
r;sop, c A Head, Board of mayor and
Aldermen meet second and fourth
monday of each month,
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Lodges.

X Kof IL. 1870, meet LIST and 3d Moa-
doy nights of each month. Officers:
T Green. Past Diet; ID : Burch, Dicta-
tor: III Ea.an, V Dict; L y Head.
Asst Dict: l. VI Damprcr, Treas; j /;
Ferguson, Rcpt; J Ellis. Fin Reps
Al Miller. Chaplain: l. Il McShane,
Guide; b Il Jordan, Guard; Ii Gibson
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PisA y,tri,u ;lu'L Roy ns
ham P,sior. Ss-;,cs, n 81. 81. IN
SUNDAYS at la M. Sullay SchooIt ~
A. N. w Anderson, Sdperint'n ht'
Prayer Meeting Tleslx y. M,
Bip.ist Church. Elder \. A. L',n'
Pastor. Services oa IN I, AMI ith. sunit :
alta, N AID ! y. IN. Sunday schoS', at
o:3O n. l.. L. Britain, superintendent
Pfsy.. ..eetins, Wednesday, p m
Methodist church. Rev " u MIL
.aps, Pastor. Services every sunday
mt III. m, and Z. p NJ. Sunday School
mt 9:;O. q III. X W Millsaps, SnpeIih-
tcndent. Prayer meeting fhnrSuly'
7,pm,
Episcopal church.-up,on b Bow
den, Rector, Services On thru syn
duy mt III, n III.
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GsNss.L piREcroRY'
county Officers.

Justices OF tho reace. Beat Ii. N
Grocmc, Mayor and Tx oM;io ,; J.; w. ~
Lowe, J. Ii. jordan. constable l. L.
oroome. -, ,.u
Beat No. 2.-P. ID. Trswick. VS.. sw''-
lev. Constable U. +. Trawiek: 80.
EsatNo. 3-B. +. Buikin. w. u smith
constable, J. w. Dunbar. ,.,.,
Beat al. w. c,ess, $, o. JeaRhhs'
constable. WI. Butler. Jr.
Beat b.--Jobu Terry, DC. Davis. con
stable, Il. +. Guav d,
Hpzlehurs, c ,rporation-hi,ror, Il
G Williamson; Clerk, III Loeb; Teas,
ursr, Il L Aiusworth; Alderm IN; y
BIAS, j NJ Norman, y Ellis, L
Matthew'S.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-22
THE HAND OF LINCOLN.

Look on this cast and anow the hand
That bore a nation In It's hold;
From this mute witness understand
What Lincoln was-how large Of mould.
The man who sped the woodman's team,
And deepest sunk the plough nan share,
And pushed the laden raft astream,
VI late before him unaware.
This was the hand that knew to swing
The aIe-aince thus would Freedom train
Ter sOn-and made the forest ring,
And drove the wedge, and toiled amRin.
Firm hand, that l0ftier office took,
A conscious leade Is will Obeyed,
And. when men sought his word and look.
With steadiast might the gathering swayed
No courticr's toying with a sword,
Nor minstrels, laid across u Lutte,
A chiefs uplifted to the Lord
When all the kings Of earth were mute
The hand Of Anak. showed strong.
he fingers that on greatness clutch;
Yet, 10! the marks their lines Along
OF one who stroye and suffered much
For here 10 notified cord and vein
! trace the varying chart Of years,
l KNOW inc trOuDieu EehfL, INC Atfhln,
Tho weight of Atlas-and the tears.
Again | see the patient brow
That palm erewhils WAS wont to press.
a nd now It's furr0wed deep, and now
Made smooth with hope and tenderness.
For something ofs fornles, grace
This moulded outline play about;
A plying flame, beyond our trace,
Breathes like spirit, In and out
The love that cast an aureole
hound one who, longer to endure.
Called mlrth to ease his ceaseless dole,
Yet kept his nobler purpose sure.
Lo, as ! gaze. tho stAtured man.
Built up from yon large hand, appears
A type that Nature Wills b plan
| But once in all peoples years.
What better than this volceless cast.
To toll OF such one M no,
Since through it, living sslnblanoe passed
The thought that babe q race be free
Daily Republican., 1883-12-22
Bogus Fire Sales
MISFIT GAGS !
-AND-
PRIVATE HOUSE uOOGES PLAYED OUT

THE WOODS
So r. sneak, are full Of C0thinH
ntorea, kOn,e offer 1IhpOsAiDie DAT
xatus, depending upon nei"sIsr
to attract traue. !He
New Philadelphia Manufacturing
lon,nnDy pursues another PIan'-
We advertise nothing nut rear
nrices. and whatwe promise you
can depend upon
nun FOR
Every thing you see ndSertlsfu ~
al can, and In mine eases Ont 81 tcn
yOu'ii be sold. Never expert "a Ee'
clothing cheaper than 1t en- ne
manu- fac tWred- for that ~ lhposs.'
Lie Dut when you get II AT manu-
1,.c,urerA' prices. and you can u"
1hts NJ the New Philadeln hih Nan
uincturing CO., l2IS Market street,
yOugct II Il. Jig ures thai savet" you
the retailers prOhfs.
FOR LEAP YEAR
Won will want to look nice, ana IL
~ wrll.knOwn that dress MAKES
the man. The Essex Cashmere Su''
snId Nv the New Philadeiphin MAN
n rnct,irtng Co.. IL all wool hnu
really the same suit other clotnicr>
sell for $40. Our ~ kurDJ
coat Ia IL vol Id, serviceAble Garhhrn,;;
..',,s Iii " ear " oil aud look well
for years.
IkCOMING.
colder " Gather ~ coming ana u
vnu need new clothing SO" our III
Dresn OyercOatS at 81, elo anN Sa
Remember, weseii ~ manu- ,aet ,".,
crs' nrtccH. or about one third les
~ IA, ofI,crnask. Our &l2OVcrc"tt'
are sntin.Iinrd. For ga We nay
the fashionable satin-!ineh .orh
screw lDvcrcoats which "ncl
lClOthier. will ASH you k2h LOT. ",
suits nj $40, blI and ~" are ns. ~.
Than others ask Bl5,Si6 ana VIZ ~"
We know this - DC ~ in"', VI
| wouldn't say 80.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-22
narulfude Of India

Few people are aware OF the mash !.
tule If India, or comprehend that IL
contains some 50, 900, 900 more people
than all Europe west OF the visual
Fewer still know that it contains sixty
two cite. with a population of more
than $4,000 people, and twenty'two
cities with more than 100000 inhabl'
iants. o,
BELOW the limit Of $4,000 the town.
become much more numerous, anu
,ler, are hundreds with populations
above &C, 600. The majority OF the lat
fer are quite unknown to Europeans, al
active magistrate or two excepted anf
thpr, IL no book in English which give
the slightest account OF thelr orEanl-a
,iou or Of the life and p ople in them.