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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-30

KISSING ST PEEER,S TO

l think most people imagine it must be
dark, solemn, ancient booking place, but
it is nothing of the kind. There is no
dim, religious light" there are no OBJ
scure corners into which one must peer
carefully to discover hidden treasures Of
art. st. Peters is light in every part,
and bears few marks of age compared
with most of the churches in Rome, and
it is most satisfactory place to visit,
because, whether the day be sunny or
stormy, hot or cold, the light ,issalways
good, and the atmosphere never changes
from an agreeable, even temperature. l
was not long in discovering the famous
bronze statue of st. Peter, which, by the
way, was never intended to represent
him at all, the best authorities. now
agreeing that it was meant for Jupiter.
But, however that may be, this very
rude and inartistic figure has long done
duty as representative head of the
Church, and on this first and all my sue
ceeding visits there was sort of fascina-
tion for me in watching the never-ceasing
stream of people doing honor 'ttu the
| statue. aHaNi' es g0lI
ST. Peter sits on fine marble throne
placed against the last column on the
right side of the nave; one foot is ex-
tended so as to be in reach of the faith
full, and upon the great toe have been
imprinted so many kisses that the origi-
nal digit was long ago worn away, and
the new one in gilded bronze wilfproba-
bly,, in its turn, be renewed in the course
Of few hundred years if the ,osculatory
practice be kept up so long. 1t is sight
to behold; old men and maialens, young
men and Children, high and low, rich
and poor, one with another, up they all
march, give the sacred toe little dab
with hand or handkerchief, 'bestow the
kiss and travel on, evidently with the
pleasing consciousness of a duty per.
formed. A filthy, ragged beggar, a
princess in velvet and sealskin, bare.
footed Franciscan monk, long string Of
little school boys, some of whom must be
lifted up by the bigger ones-or the priest
in charge. saw all sorts and conditions
kissing that world-renowned toe, and
did my own embrace of it-vicariously
Il Rome Cor. Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-30

Georgia claims to have contributed the
word bogus" !, to the American ,vocabu-
larry, the adjective having its origin in a
land lottery conducted by William A..
Bogus, who succeeded in swindling
nearly everybody in Augusta before he
decamped to Arkansas. i. i. 500 Ia !.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-30

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-30

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-30

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-30

Located on Little Cherry Greek. Nye county,
Nevada. This ranch contains Forty acres Of
rich loamy soil, under fence, for farming pur-
poses There are on the premises q large and
comfortable dwelling. house, corrals, stables,
etc. The ranges are good, where bunch grass
grows in abundance, anj the water supply for
all requirements is excellent. For full particu.
lars enquire OF D. A. FULKS,
Phoebe, Nevada.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-30
THE RECORD

Is delivered in Phoebe ard BulIlonville at 81
cents per week, payable to the Carriers.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-30

All persons having business with this Office are
requested to address the RECORD PUBLISHING
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-11-21
Select sMisfeAang
OLD CUSTOMS.


Ola customs ven o"i oii''u'e" '"S
But you and l. dear In our DAY
Had other thoughts anout them'
The dear old haoits OF the past
cannot choose out love tnem'
And sigh to think the world al last
Has scared 30 FAR above them'
we mad NOT IN tne years gone n.y.
Our lives were calmer; you and
Were very simple lovers.
And when, our daily duties DER,
We stayed beside the rushes;
The on.y gems you ever wore
Were bright and blooming blushes.
Our rustic way was SLOW. nut yet
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-11-21

never tell the truth again It isn't
right to be perfectly honest. It isn't,
Oh 1t isn't. And oh oh if you'll
only forgive me this once dear, I'll never,
no never -
"For heavens sakel' gasped out her
astonished husband. care you out of
your mind, or what is the matter Wrong
to be honest What do you mean ?"
Then, with many sobs and tears, the
penitent enthusiast told him of her vow,
and of her days doings, and how her in.
judicious praise of Budgets curls had
made his supper late, and about her
callers, and all of her days experience.
Aud that man Well, yes he laughed.
He laughed until he cried He laughed
until his wife laughed through her tears
with him; and they both laughed so long
and loud that Bridget came stealing up
stairs to see what was the matter, and,
peepiDg in through the doorway, Mr..
Brown caught glimpse of her curls /;
and that set them both off harder than
ever, and I" Oh me 4" gasped Mr.. Brown,
at last, "don't ever do that again, Sarah.
D,n't Honest for day Dear me
How you would revolutionize the world |
You always were quixotic my dear; but
didn't think you were quite so bad as
this. Honest for day Oh goodness "
And Mr.. Brown went off into another
peal of laughter that only was stopped
through sheer exhaustion.
And poor Mrs. Brown : Well, the
only good she saw that she had gained by
the effort was that Mrs. Green was Of
Tended with her beyond hope of reconcile.
4 =
jolly good humor for week.-Isabel III.
Reed in Tndenendenf
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-11-21
The LADD
Improved Patent Stiffened Gold
WATCH CASES.

WATCH CASES.
THE continued improvements of the
last few years, with those recently added,
keep the Ladd Watch Cases to the fore
front the standard and above all
competition.
The Ladd is the only case that has, or
has ever had, any patent upon ii. 1t is
the only stiffened or filled case made
that has nickel composition for base,
or stiffening, and to distinguish it from
all others Gin which the common soft
red plating metal is used) it was desig-
mated " stiffened."
The patents granted to the Ladd are
for most valuable improvements, where
by a stout, heavy centre rim gives perfect
protection to the movement, and thick
plates of gold are added to those parts
most subject to wear. All exposed sur.
faces are covered with, or are entirely
of solid gold, making it by far the most
durable, the best wearing, the most
satisfactory to the wearer, and the cheap
est case for the price in every respect,
ever produced.
THESE IMPROVEMENTS TOGETHER
WITH OUR OWN SUPERIOR METHODS
AND PROCESS OF MANUFACTURES BY
SPECIAL TOOLS AND MACHINES OF OUR
INVENTION ENABLE US TO WARRANT
THE LADD CASES TO oUTwEAR ANY
MAKE OF FILLED CASES IN THE MARKET.
Ask your jeweler for the Ladd Case.
If he has not got it, 60 to one who has
and compare it with any similar case
in fact, we challenge comparison for me-
chanical construction, workmanship, ar
tistic design, engraving, turning, style,
finish, and appearance, with the finest
heavy, high karat, solid gold cases.
Buy the Lsdd, and you will buy the
best and cheapest in the end.
All genuine Cases of our manufac.
ture have L,dd's patents, with dates,
stamped on the side.band, underneath
the glass bezel. Refuse all others.
Send for full descriptive circular to the
LADD WATCH CASE CO.,
IL MAIDEN LANE New YORK.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-11-21
Fall Term begins Sept. 4, 1888,
Farm for Sale!

The home farm OF II. G. Jones, late OF Barre, de-
ceased, containing about one hundred snd ty acres,
all OF which Ia suitably vided INFO tlage, pasture and
wood land said farm is situated about two mi ga
easterly OF Barre village There good sugar orchard
The place. and excellent running both house
and barn. The buildings are In good repair. and the
farm Ia In high state OF cultivation. Terms easy. In
qure OF C0RNELlA n. JONES, ExecutIix. or OF
W. A. h o. b. BoYCE.
Barre VT, November I, 1883. 2l-f
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-10-13

EDWARD CURTIS.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-10-13
Dernande.

I'm Fransais. parlant ap pea Anxlais. trSe
sobrc ct laborienx. desire trOuver nm empl0i
comma cuisinier, sur uno hsbitatiOn, pendant
IL rOulaisOn.
Ecrire 4 Mr.. LEONARD, l56 rue Dc 0haPtfes;
Nouvelle-Orleaps. .sopt.x98.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-10-13
AFRLIRR ~TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
RoFAnY les Pass.
CORRESPONDENCE.

CORRESPONDENCE.
NLLE-ORLEANs, 10 Octobre 1883.
MI. pEditeur, vous ne faites sans
doute pas autant de bruit chez vous
que nous avons rhabitude den fai-
re par lei. Les gems des villes re-
putees grandes-et Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans a cette reputation on cette
pretentiOn-sOnt tres volontiers
bruyants, remnants de tambour, de
trompette, d'eloquence ct de %journa-
lisme. Mails en- valent-ils mieux, ct
s'ils parlent beaucoup, quelquefols
pour dire quelque chose, leurs actes
sont-ils t%oujours 4 la hauteur de
leurs paroles!
Mails, Mr.. lEditeur, 81 vous ne
ties pas bruyants 4 Thibodaux, ct
81 vOus he preneZ pas lie monde d
temoin de vos actes, de vos fats ct
de vos fetes, votre besogne men est
pas moins bonnie pour celia. On
nous en- parlait lei, ct pas plus tard
qu'hier. C'etait q propos de votre
concert ct de votre fete au benefice
des pompiers, on plut6t pour Perez
ton dun ediice destine aux utiles
ct patriotiques organisations des
FremeN de Thib0daux. La fete a
etc belle ct populaire, la g~enerosite
a etc grande, ct votre population
s'est montree satifaite. Mess;enrs
Michelet, Arena, l.. Aucoin ct Dali
gre, parait-il, ct d'autres encore,
pour ne pas dire tous, ont etc de
veritables amis on de devoues fills
de ThibOdaux. Car reuvre entire
prise, ct que la perseverance, Pin
teiligence ct la volOnte mener0nt a
bonnie fin, est assurement excellen-
te. l! NY a aucun doute 4 celia. VO-
tire 9uvre nest point futile. Qui
pourrait vous d6sapprouver, ct qui
ne vous approuverait pas &c nest
pas settlement reimbursement de
votre petite vile, 81 int~eressailte ct
81 prospere, OH YOU yiyez tousen ST
parfaite intelligence ; mais c'est en-
core, vous lie sayez, Ia reconnais-
sance aux protectors devoues ct
volontaires qui veillent sur vous,
sur yos maisons ct sur vos biens,-
les seuis soldats qu'on pourrait
nOmmer grands deyant rEternel.
Car les autres tuent des homines.
ct les hcmmes, quels qu'ils soient.
sOnt nos freres.
Mails, Mr.. rEditeur, 81 Ia Nou-
velle-O Orleans, cette semaine CONNIE
les autres semaines, ma rien de bien
interessant a vOus raconter. ct 81
ses %journaux mont pas encore pu
tr0uver ct bonner Replication
dune secheresse ct dune canicule
cxtraordinaire, la Nouvelle- Orleans,
ces jours derniers, peut-Gtre parce-
qu'elle fut .jadis espagnole ct ;adis
FRANCHISE, s'est quelque peu emue
aux chose de France, qui sont cho-
ses d'Espagne, cosds de Espana.
Ellie a tout d'abord cru 4 la guerre.
AlphOnse XII await etc insulte ct
hue en- arrivant a la care de Paris.
Eft celia, malgr6 les excuses tres
convenabies du president Grevy.
qui ne peut dependant pas repon-
Dire pour tous les individus qui ha-
bitent La grande capitale, ne pou-
Wait pas Sc terminer ainsi. La
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NOTICE.

The Direcsnrs Of Thibodaax Bsides Con-
pany, met on Octnber I. 1883 and declared =
Dividend OF One dollar pa share, or tour pr
cent on the capital stock Ut the company for
nine months ending Sspt. 30. 1883 -.s
). T. -GkISAAORx, :
frssiaeat.
H. w. TABOR, Secretary. L
Oct. 6. sat.
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son pays, Pun dc oeux qui peuvent
msrcher sans peur ct ssnskebrocho
devant tous les hommes ct pareost,
CONNIE un type d'honnetete, de sim
cerit6 ct de patriotisme, ne saura
pas dire non Of ne pouzra pas dire
nOn.
Sur ce, Mr.. rEdfteur, jj'ai bfen
rhonneur de vous saluer, ainsi que
tOus vOs ~lecteurs ct tOutes vOs lee
trices.
LOUISIANAIS.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-10-13
CURTIS &
Corner Main and Focus Streets,
THlBoDAUx, La,

XEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND A CON.
n plete assortment Of Dry Goods, Notions.
Boots, Shoes. Clothing, Hats, Genta' Furnish
ing Goods, Groceries. Choioe Liquors snd
Provisions. dec-3O&.
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n. HOFFMAN,.
Dealer In

EuRNITURE, Hardware, Paints. OLE
~ window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood. immi
tatioa black walnut Collins, also cypress
co1tns made to order, &c, Sc. ~
In connection with A. H HorrM.u. Coh.
met Maker and Rcpairer Of ali kinds Of fnr
uiture. Nam stree, ~
S5jan7s II Bet jackson and II pb;,;r
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DIR. N. Z. ASSELINEAn
Entreprend avec success les
Aoiadies Chronic ues.
II peut etre consult6 ! son Office de ga
IL heures tOus les mathis.
Com, MARKET and NARONGE Srprr
THIBODAUx. LxE.,,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-10-13
RESTAURANT DIES oUATRI
SAISONR.

SAISONe.
MR.. JOHN BOSIO, PROPRIETAIRE
vi du RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE7SAIsoNs
PREVENT SEES alnis de - villr ct de Ia CAN.
payne, sinsi que le pnblic en- g6nSrsle, .ss'il
a transfere son restaurant du No. l88 de
la rue de Chartres an No. HI de IL metle
rne, pres de St-Lou,s. II prolific dc cette. 90
casion pour remercicr lie pubic ct s~Ollicite
Ell n'rr,e temps la continuation de son bien
Heiils"t patronage. II ;nforn'r =" outrc ses
amis qn'il u dies salons particulars xu Frp-
mier, ct dies chaMbres meublees 1 lOuer , L
semaine on All mois. LEES personnel de I.
vile ct del caml'agnc y trOusrrOnt tout u
comfort desirable. ! Q ~rsstxurAmt vera 0uvert
iusQu.a Mlnuit.
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III. MANUEL,
-lmportatear ct Jobbw Z.
MARCHANDISES SECnn
20 & %, Rue de Chartioa
NOUVELLE ORLEAM

La Maison T.. ,JACBERT 4 Cm, n
de H. MANUEL, de NINE vEUvx G. I
BERT, est dissOutc dun coinmun hsoR1
Mais cette dissolution ma lien qae r.
port a IL fOrlne 1t an ~caractere Dc Is z
La maisOn men continue pas meias 4
scul nom commercial H. AANUg1xn
1t Ma~,seiuO,selic Jaubert n'6tsnt p1UQ
assOciees Ell commandite.
Monsieur +. Jaulsert u 6~galeuest u
set dams nOtre naisOn-
Eien autrement he sera change aaxd
dc la maison. Ellie continuera saum :
passc ): ren.i;lir ponctuel'ement ~ I
.lrcs dc ses clients SOFT dircctcmens, ~
fentrcmise de SEES cOmmis-vOyageara
les complies de G. Jaubert & Gu. N
!uittcs par IL. Manuel OF SEES repetoG(
Respcctueusenicut,
IL. MANUEL
vEuvE G. JAU1-
BLANCHE JAul
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Tax Collectora'a Office. }
Parish of I.afourche, !
.N T~hibedaux. La, January 10th. 1881
e. Ill .psrsous sa0agsd in business in this
parish:
Yoa are hereby notified to call at my Office
ana pal ysur Xtata asd parish licenses for
tho year lao3. ~ avoid costs Of Court and 10
Per cent penalty - attorneys fees.
& THEO. THlbODACX,
fGberiA aaArTax Collsctof, parish Of Lafourche.
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il i. DUSCH.
Roahe00ODle Tailor, 2
1sssetfs Dsi25sao, xaiw stsvei, betaceem 81.
Losis md St. Pulp streets.
ZHIB0DA UX, Ia,
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EDWARD BADEAux.
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AYERS
A84ecwe
AYERS

1ioo seeAsien1tss per b poison missmatiquc
aui, jusqu'isi, a'est pas e0nuu av0ir entire dams
|sueSn s1trdsfaAAde. II ne content pas 90
E0eipiaef1 y sa0aue substance min6rale GU de-
l1tAre qusloonquc. 1t cOnsequemment ne pro-
duit @anoun eAet masfAisant sur Ia cGDstitu-
lion, laissant. II systeus tel quill etait avant
[lattAque.
Meas tls0ns ne 1e ''AGUE
CU0R:S' dsAyer Eu6rit tout cas- de fievre
Is De frisesu ; hAvrcs intermittentes remit
|tsntes et klieusss. Of IL naladie dc foie occa-
aionu6e mar 10 miasme. Dams lr cas- OH. apres
Que Ton aurait fait un usage sufisamment
pselong< du renede u'obteuait pas 10 r6sultat
veslu, 1ss narshands sont autorises, par notre
o~irculairs. On date du Ter juliet 1857, don
rsmbearsse u so0t.
DH. y. &. Aver 4 C. Lowell. Mass.
A vendre par toua les Droguistes.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31

A very Interesting number Of DEMoRIsF's
is the June issue of this popular and
pleasing publication. The opening article, which
is illustrated, s"Home, Sweet Home, and Its
Author" contributed by Virginia Titcomb. "Pic-
lures from Roumania," profusely illustrated, is of
great interest, as is THE House OF the Trouba-
dours," BY Lizzie I. Lewis. Jennie Jane's "How
We Live in New York" gives q glimpse of a work
ingman's home; and the story, 'Out ofthe world'
Is continued. The shorter stories arc contributed
by Jenny Burr, Dorothy Holroyd, Miss E. b.
Cheesborough, and Erie Douglas; while among
the poets Of this number are George w. Bungay,
Carlotta Perry. Ellen Hutchinson, and Adelaide
Waldron. Home Art and Home comfort, -
Current Topics various departments treating
Of fashion, household matters, science and art, and
a variety OF miscellaneous articles, combine to
make Demorest's Monthly for June q remarkably
interesting number. The pictorial department is
excellent; the fine steel engraving. 1.-The Palm
Offering" being after the celebrated painting by
T. Goodall, the noted English artist, and is not
only a fine specimen Of The engrsver's skill, but
gives an admirable idea Of the style OF the great
painter.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31
A correspondent of the Eaton Registe,

A correspondent of the Eaton Register
Classics our Council, "two for drinking
and drunkenness, two for temperance
and two weakened brothers ready to
side where their own interests will be
best subserved, with the Mayor on the
fence with one leg on either side" Po-
litically it stands five Republicans to one
Democrat, with the Mayor thrown in for
full Republican measure! No wonder
reckless extravaganza and foolish ex-
penditure of the peoples money for pri-
vate individuals, is its motto!
Overalls, 40c. to 81. Agents for Sweet,
Orr & Co., at Jos. Woerner's.
DR.. Geo. Bruce and wife, of Winches-
ter, Ind, were in Eaton last week visit
ing mother and friends. Aunt Eliza
Bruce is in eighty somewhere, and had
not been up in town for about twenty
years until the Drs. visit, who persuaded
her to Elk up" and call on some of her
children and grandchildren, several
squares from her residence. She was so
well pleased with her venture, and saw
SO many spruce looking old widowers
around, that she says she will not wait
twenty more years before she takes an
other jaunt over the town.
Straw Hats, over eighty different
styles, at Jos. Woerner's.-
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31

A brilliant and fascina ting volume of European
travel, with the above title. is published by w. E
Dlbblo d Co., Cincinnati, o.
The author of this lively book, Mrs. Eliza Arch.
ard Conner, has a national reputation as a Jour.
nalist, and is known as'E. A." of the Cincinnati
COMMERCIAL. Her friends Will undoubtedly be
pleased to embrace an early opportunity to pur.
chase her first book, which In an unique manner
gives a vivid description OF what she saw and
heard while There is no book like
1t, and we know OF none SO attractive.
A pretty young lady, Speeding Of z. All letters
says: "They are splendid"
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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31
Teachers Normal Institute.

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A Normal Institute for Teachers will
be held at the High School building, Ea'
ton, commencing July 8, and continuing
six weeks. Glasses will be formed in al
the Common Branches and in such 9th.
er studies of a High School Oh Collegiate
course as may be desired.
The Institute will afford an admirable
opportunity for those preparing to teach,
and for teachers to review their studies
or pursue some of the higher branches.
Boarding may be obtained about town
at a reasonable rate and the tuition will
be moderate, 80 that the entire expense
may not be great.
The Institute will be in charge of G.
F. Palmer. Principal of the Eaton High
School, assisted by S. More Surface.
Circulars will be issued this week Civ
ing full particulars, for which, or any fur
ther information in regard to, the Insti-
tute, Address, G. F. PALMER,
Eaton, Ohio.