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Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense OF
weight in the back, loins, and lower part OF
the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose
he has some affection OF the kidneys or neigh.
boring organs. At times, symptoms Of ipdi
OF the stomach, etc. moisture, like per-
spIration, producing very disagreeable itch.
ing, particularly at night after getting WARM
in bed, is q very common attendant. Inter.
nal, external and itching, piles yield at once
to the application Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Rem.
edy, which acts directly upon the parts affect
ed, absorbing the tumors. allaying the In.
tense itching, and effscting a permanent
cure where other remedies have failed. Dc
not delay until the drain upon the system
be cured. Price. 30 cents. Sold BY G.
Gehring.
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A BIRDS APPETITE.-The appetite OF
bird is wonderful. If man could eat as
much In proportion he wosld consume
whole round of beef for his dinner. The
redbreast Is most voracious bird. 1t has
been calculated that TO keep redbreas' u[
to his normal weight an amount OF animal
food is required daily equal to an earth
worm fourteen feet in length. Taking q
man of average weight, and measuring
bulk for bulk with the redbreast, | tried to
calculate how much food he would con
sumo IN twenty-four hours If he ate as
much IN proportion as the bird. Assum-
ing a sausage nine inches in circumference
to be fair equivalent of TIE earthw"Hn
| find that the man would have to cal
s,xty-seyen feet of such sausage In every
,wenty-four hours. mention this in order
10 illustrate the amount Of work which Is
done by insect eating blrds.-Rer.J J. e
Wood.
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A Terrible Crime.

James Nixon has gang of men a,
work near Cumberland Falls, Tenn, max
Ing railroad ties. Last Sunday night
Charles Slagel, one of Nixon's men, who
silent in the same bunk with James and
Johg Adair and man named Claiborne
arose after his companions were asleep
crushed their skulls with an AK, rilled
their pockets of about $50 and escaped.
Nixon put the whole force in pursuit, and
next day Slagei was captured near Ludlow
1t was thought he would be lynched.
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Other Murders.

As the result OF a quarrel over game
of cards at st. Louis Sunday night, August
bunker fatally shot Frank Wah), proprle
tor of a notion store, and then ran to the
rear of his residence and put bullet
through his own head.
The bodies Of four men were found IN
railroad camp near Cumberland Falls
Tenn, Sunday. 1t is supposed they fough
and killed each other while gambling.
Early on Tuesday morning of this week
at indianapolis, Ind, Edward Schessler,
butcher, employed at killlan's, fatally
stabbed Mrs. Margaret Kaufman who wa;
Schessler's former wife, ana afterwards
shot himself dead.
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Lynchers Banked.

About noon on Monday, at Hutchinson
Kas., a man named Emerson, better known
as Texas Bill" shot and killed baker
named Denger. Emerson was arrested
About midnight sixty masked men went
to the Jail, hammered down the doors
and were about taking the murderer out to
hang him when the sheriff, with a large
POSSE arrived and drove them off. Emcr
son is known rs desperate, and Is said
to have killed several men, and his ACT
yesterday Is characterized as cold,blooded
and unprovoked.
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At Peru, Ind, on the 10th, Jacob Har-
Der, a tailor, and sexton of the Episcopal
church, committed an outrage on little
girl of II years, the adopted daughter of a
washerwoman, who came to get his wash
ing. The little girl told her mother, who
reported the case to the States Attorney.
When Harder learned that he was to be
arrested he went home, and when the Off
GERS arrived at his house they found he
had cut his throat, and lay welterlng IN
his blood, though sill alive and with a
possibility of recovering.
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An Irate Wife.

There was an exciting episode at col
orcd church in Preston, Ga, on Sunday
Edward Smith Is one of the deacons, and
has been too attentive to the sisters to suit
his wife Sunday Mrs. Smith, on entering
the church, espled her husbands favoritt
IN new dress. The wife pulled up hei
sleeves, and, vigorously grasplng her ri
vaHhad her down in the aisle tearing the
dress to shreds. The congregation quit
praying to restore peace, when friends Of
the opposing parties took up the fight, re
sulting in fearful bedlam. When thu
wife had succeeded in disrobing the OF
Tending woman she marched her HUSBAND
OH homeward.
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Judge Lynch IN Michigan.

Two months ago VIM. G. Farwood, a
painter, in the employ of Cook Brothers
at Cleveland was sent with other hands tc
Lexington, Mich, to do job of painting
Farwood left wife and two children IN
Cleveland, was fine looking man, and
stood high in the estimation and conf
dence of his employers. But while In
Hamilton he made love to colored waiter
girl and week ago married her, On
Monday nigh, II party of Hamilton citi
zens took him from the bridal chamber in
the negro quarters and treated him to a
coat OF tar and feathers, and gave him d
free passage on rail out of the corpora
ton. The last seen of him he was taking
Horace Greely's advice and going west, u
helped along with small stones, etc.
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EASILY PRovEN.-It is easily proven that
malarial feyers, constipation, torpidity OF the
liver and kidneys, general debility, nervous
ness and neuralgia ailments yield readily 10
this great disease conquerer, HOP Buffers
mo he food into rich blood, and II gives
new life and vigor to the aged and inhrm al,
ways.
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Swlnuler--LOOk Out TOT HIN.
A Pittsburg dispatch of the 18th sends
out this note OF warning: An oily
tongued fellow, claiming to be travelling
salesman tor Wells 81 Co., white lead man.
ufacturers of tins city, has been doing an
extensive swindling business IN Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan and Iowa. He travels
under the names of G. II. Logan and Z. +.
Reynolds. lie is of good address and
genteel appearance. His manner OF
swlndllng is to solicit orders for white
lead and then ask for an advance. Wells
& Co. have received large number OF
letters from the States above named asking
why goods ordered had not been delivered.
One of these letters was from Taylor N
Co., Huron, Mich, who had given the
swindler large order and paid him con-
siderable money. He has also had several
bogus drafts on the firm cashed-onc al
Elkhart Ind, tor 5000, and one at Eigin,
H., for about the same amount. The
firm have no personal knowledge OF the
man, but have taken steps to run HIM
down aud bring him to u stice.
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from Salida, whence he had been accomps
MED by the sheriff to secure bends for his
appearance. The whole country is terri
bly, excited. Measures have already been
taken to apprehend the murderers.
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judge Lynch.

A Carson City, Col, special OF August
18th reports: l.. +. Watkins, charged
with cattle stealing, was forcibly taken
from the sheriff about midnight last night
by an armed mob Of cowboys and shot to
death, and his body hanged from the am-
bep Of the bridge in the suburbs OF the
town. Watkins was returning successful
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-08-18

One Of our beet citiEens would say TO the
public that he has tried Halle Catarrh Cure,
And IL 10 ali that 10 claimed for II. Price 20
cents per bottle.
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HOODS
SARSApARILLA

Has decided" claims upon the public. This
Is positively proven by the immense good 1t
has done to those who have been cured OF
diseases from which they, have suffered IN.
tensely for years, as verified by the publish
ed testimonials. every one OF which Is pos
tive fact.
CHELSEA, VI, Feb. a, 1873.
MEssRs. C. !. HOOP & Co, Lowell, Mass:
The 9th day Of last June l was taken sick
with a swelling on my right foot, and with an
awful pain. The swelling went all over me.
My face was swelled so that could with dit.
Suty see out o. ny eyes ana broke out
foot up to my knee was one raw, itching
mass, and my ankle and foot so lame and
sore could not step on i. and II would run
SO as to wet bandage through In an hour.
of A: X. Hood & Son, druggists, Of this town.,
handed me bottle Of HOODS SARsAPARIL-
La, and told me to take 1t. ! did so, and by
the time had taken one bottle found that
It was doing me good. l have since taken
five bottles more. AFTER hau taken tliee
bottles my soreness began to leave me, and
have been growing better every day, so
that to-day can walk without going lame.
/ have no soreness In my ankle ana " mas
healed all up, and does not run az all. oWe
my recovery to your Sarsapar,lla. ,so VILE
the confidence of the public, especially those
who are troubled with humors.
Yours most truly,
JOSIAH PITKIN.
P.S. Every person that saw me said that
I never would get over my lamenesS without
having n running sore on my ankle; but
thank God have. J.P.
Mother Sarsaparilla such a sharpening
effect upon the appetite. No other prepa-
ration tones and strengthens the digestive
organs like HOOPS SARsAPARILLA.
Price one dollar, or six bottles for five dol
lars. Prepared only by c. /. HOOD CO..
Apothecaries, Lowell Mass.
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Big 6lazes.

The past week has been unusually no
table for destructive fires. They had been
exceptionally few week before, and the fire
fiend seems to have put in extra efforts to
make up for lost time.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-11-24


The selection Of delegates IS
the various wards il this Parish.
to the fAroohial 0enxeaeion that
will meet il Tblbslaax on next
Monday..iss duty 80 every cit
zen asoad participate ii.
This convention vii: have the &C.
lection Of nine delegates TO the De
mocratic nominating convention
that meets in December at Baton
Rouge to nominate "A State ticket,
and 1t will also form the Central
committee of Lafourche for the De
mocratic party, for the approaching
campaign.
No one should fail to attend the
mass meetings in the various wards.
and none but good, true and relia
bic meu should be selected as dele
gates to the 'Parocnial convention.
1hls Is a matter of sleat impor-
lance and ought NOT to be neglected.
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GRE,T s Ak s--If you want your gaze
fascinated and your soul enchanted, look
in the snake den Of " " Coles Universal
Museum, and watch the writings and
dreadful twistings of those monstrous n
condas; those and deadly vipers,
white and black the hideOusly beautiful
Indian and African lace-embrOidered boas :
the brilliant horned nose dragons the asps
adders. cobras, pythons. and hooded
sight is frightfnl, a d Yet one can hardly
turn from it. Great is W W Cole, to have
gathered the wonders of the earth from
the remotest and lea accessible corners
thereof. Let us applaud him now.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of Lafourcne.
Succession of Oae-ime Champagne.
and tcitc No. 1925 P-otdtes

Pursuant to an order ami decree NJ the
above court and iii obedience IL II c"mnli siali
to me directed iii the above entitled and nun
berei succession | will offer for sale at ~laahlic
auction pursuant to law to the last and high,
est bidder on the prenlisess situated IN said
parish on tie right bank Of BAYOU Lafoarehe
at atsut nine miles betnw the Town Of Thin
en- Saturday the Anh. clay of Deccmber
1888. between the laours Of II o'clock A. n.
and ! Dscaock r. Il. tie following described
property belonging to the above succession to
NM.
& Aaertain tract Of hnd situa ted on the
right hank of Rayna LAtourci,e NJ about nine
u:ilss he1cw Thiboasnx bounded above by
lauaDnnw owned hv Estate of Victor Philo-
geneaM below by lsndso Of Seserin Landry.
two arpents and = halt 'front.' by
fotAv arpents in depth. fosether with all the
bu1iin2 and improvements theseon: tfor
title Md. 4. and N. Il. l8SS. page $50 to 1851
enc laf Of household furniture consisting OF
DeN.tea1s and Beddinxs. chairs. armotrs.
bureaux, SC, ? horses. one COW and calf &c
sc.
Terms of Sale cash on tine Spot in United
States Treasury Notes to pay debts.
November nth 1888.
THEOPHILE THIBODACA.
Sheriff.
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We have received a specimen
ct sugar manufactured on the Col
den Rancho Plantation of John X.
Gheems in the Vacherie Lusre Lii
vaudais, one white aud the other
yellow clarified, that cannot be ex
celled on any plantation. Mr..
Gheems,a few years ago, purchased
the old D erbisny plantation, that
had been neglected for 20 years.
aud has transformed it into one
of the finest plantations in louisa
na. He has erected q magnificent
refinery, Nth vacuum pan and cen
trifugals, with which he also granu
lates sugar for his neighbors. The
Golden Rancho is worked almost en-
tirely by tenants who receive a fix
ed Price per ton :or the sugar caue
they haul to the mill. Not only
this, but employment is also given
to the people, who desire work,
steady employment all the year
round. Would there were more
Golden Ranches in LafOurche.
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About the silliest charge tina


About the silliest charge that
has ever bean msds against Gov.
McEnery, isthsoasixhich condemns
him for the payment ef nix thous
and dollars that the Legislature 70
ted and appropriated to pay for the
Governors secretary, messenger
Sc, something that has been al
ways done for every Governor OF
the State heretofore.
These wise critics wish the Cover
MOI to pay nix Thousand dollars for
assistants ont of = four thousand
dollar salary and then support his
family besides.
Economy is . good thing but
when it creates such nonsense A.
that it had better Be dropped.
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: Remember that TO-DAY iat 1C

Remember that to-day lat 10
O'Clock a mass meeting will be held
in Protector Fire Co. Nc. 2's Hall
to elect six delegates to the Parish
Convention that viii meet on Mon
day. the Goth inst. to select nine del
egafes to the Baton Rouge nominal
ing convention that@Wil meet on
December Is, 1888. Let there be a
fun turn ont Of the. DemooE1tjc 20
ters and : fair expEessioa of the
people be henrd.
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BENJAMIN Franklin Tanner.
2 q his resid euce i'll Thibodaux
Assvenber 10Th. and was inferred
~ Jsha's cemetery.
y sas q native of Terre0oune
NJ ard has resided in this vicin
VI MS life. He was fifty six
q age. and has teen feeble
Rsoa,e time.
his early life he was in com
'Asse circumstances, but in the
wrought hy the war some
lsaS ago his means were all
away in the tida! wave OF
ase1lon that rolled over this
has always been Industrious,
asd just, and hut a shor,
ago he had. with the aid of
pstebased a little home
zach he removed only to die
years he has been teach
eeAaol in T.,-.h
quiet, peaceable citizen
sre n0ne who knew him.
1t regret his death.
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William Toliver. who was sen
fenced to the peniten,iary for life.
at the District Court. last spring.
IN this Parish, for manSlaughter
has had his sentence confirmed by
the Supreme Court to which he an
pealed. The festive William eau
henceforth do something for the
pubic good, and will not have pis
tolls to do it with.
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I'VE are in receipt of a pamph
i giving = detailed list Of the OFF
Is and directors of "The Worlds
kpositien and Cotton Centennial,
n 0rlasns La" which under
! as1pices Of The Units&States
Ameika, The Natioasi cetton
hnters Association. TheSO1y Of
" Orleans, opens first Monday
December 1884 and closes not
~ than May 81 1885, E. A.
nike Director General.
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Hon. E. Il. Fay Superinten
II Of Public Education was in
hibodaux last Saturday. 1t was
: intention TO deliver some lee
- and Instructions on school
ching, the present week, but
Hrunstances required him to lie
m 1t once to Baton Rouge. He
epes to make another visit TO
Aaeodans, when he will be pleased
meet the school teachers and
XMAS Of Education and talk TO
en-.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
For the week ending November %. ISS,

STRANGERS HOTEL-'Edmond DeNer
gez, Geo. Dwyer. c. a. Kent. +. Cummings.
Frank b. Ogden. c. A. Noofi,ies. J. I ,cote.
~. Jea2er. vi. Dufour. n. D.; Vincent.
j. Vincent. l.. Peterson. Cslca>ieu: j. a.
Brown. Assumption Colin >eIph Jr. Kich-
lionl. Va: Edwin II. Fay. Tutou Rouge: K.
NJ. Hahn. Chicago: L. Hwadiuua, J. ". Lame
WIN. D. Green. Iack Coup. Harry Barnum.
Sam Sanders. Nc. Boyd. Geo. A. Miller. W
l.. Van Wees. Andy Morony. C.. A. Lnyl-r.
Fred herkeruian. Henry L-tson. of the W.
W. Coles New Colossal Siiew>. will exhibit AT
IIibodaux, December 9th. 1853.
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Rrlr LoOSE!!- Our readers
b remember that so,ne time du
last summer two Frenchmen
I'd through Thibodaux with a
upIe OF performing Bears.
Ne have been credibly informed
= one Of those bears escaped and
insroaning the woods i'll the
nfsfthe plantations on the East
= Of Bayou Lafourche some
re or four miles above Thibo
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The weather remains warm
otherwise favorable to sugar
Luufacturers. From all directions
unble reports are heard of the
"a from sugar cane.
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|Ic. A. Engeran has opened a
M grocery OIL Main street, III
4. Gaudet buildings. He Will
70 fruits, eggs, fowls, and IA gen
ID assortment of family supplies.
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- Persons bnilding dwellings
should call aud examine the Enam
eIed Mantel CRATES, for sale by S.
L. GriSamore which are both eco
nOmical and handsome.
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n, Felix Granier arrested for
|a;,o Cant. Hotard on Bayou
- and held to bail, by Judge
r..aaeh under bonds of 5000, OO,
-fanisled same and was releas
Monday last.
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TnE STATE CoNvENr1oN.-D-le

THE STATE CONvENTION.-D~le
cations have been chosen in the fol
lowing Parishes to the State Con
vention that will meet in Baton
Rouge on December Is, 1883.
Par. McEnery. Ogden. Nicho lis
O%uachita IL
Madison II II
st. Tamarany 3
East Feliciana G
Point Coupee Z
Madison contested.
This gives McEncry p. exclusive
OF Madison; including Madison 30.
Oglen 0, unless Madison is counted
for him. Nichols 6.
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~. xater in the Bayou has
sufficiently high to admit
..hoa,s for the last ten days.
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CIT rocking horse for vorr
:. hor at S. I. Grisamore's. It
s..t from $50 to $500.
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"A. Riggs s Bro, Cistcrn Ma
kers, 27 Delord street. n. O. Send
for price list.
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~ eiocipedes from $40 to $500
kA I. Grisamore.s gu Market
nset.
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I0C4LAEWS.

x.,. Thursday will be Thanks
DAY. Turkeys should roost
about this time.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-01-27
BEAUTIFUL WORDS TOA BRIDE.

The following beautiful letter was
written several years ago, by a gentle
man to a bride, on receiving her we'd
ding cards. 1t is cXquisitely fresh and
original, and full Of poetry:
"I am holding some pastcboard in
my hand, Addic, and gazing on a card
and q namc-a name with which your
gentle life bcgati--a name with which
your throbbing heart was lost. There
was nothing strange about the card.
The maiden sign still looks from it
calm and customary, as ii looked on
many friendly visit, as it lies in many
a formal basket. l am gazing, too,
upon card where the dear parent
tells tho world she will be sat home
one day; aud that is nothing new. But
there is another card, whose mingiing
there puts a fiery tongue into this
speechless pasteboard enamcling fate
on commonplace. 1t tells us that
feeling is maturing into destiny, and
that these ends are but the pale hcralds
ola coming crisis, when Il hand that
! has pressed friends hands and plucked
flowers shall close down on him to
whom she shall he friend and flower
forever.
"I have sent you Il few flowers to
adorn the dying moments Of your sim
gle life. They arc the gentlcSt types OF
a delicate friendship. They spring up
by our side when others have deserted
it, and they will be found watching
over our grave when those who should
cherish us have forgotten us.
"The three great stages Of our being
are the birth, the bridal the burial. TO
the irst we bring only weakness; for the
last we have nothing but dust. But here
at the altar, where life joins life, the
pair come throbbing upto the holy man,
whispering the deep promise that arms
each other with each others heart to
! help on the life's struggle of care and
study.
nThe beautiful will be there, know
ing new beauty from the scene; the
! gay and the frivolous, they and thcil
! tiounces, will come TO gaze on all it
scattered thoughts pant for; and agt
will totter up TO hear the old words re
pcated that TO their own lives have
given the charm.
"Time will weep over it rs if it wcrc
the tomb, and some will laugh over IL
at if it were joke. Two must stand
by il, for it is fatc-not fun-thi5 ever
lasting tacking Of their lives.
"And now can you who have queen
ed it over 50 many bGndcd forms, can
you come down at last To the lru@ai
diet of siuglc heart"
"Hithcrto you have been clock
giving your time to all the world
Now you are watch, buried in one
, particular bosom, watching his breast
marking only his hours, and ticking
only to the beat Of his hcart-whcrc
time and feeling shall be in unison un