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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-11-05

II you are sick with that terrible sickness
Nervousness, you will find "Balm In GLE
eadn in Hop Bitters
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-11-05

and Urinary Diseases, Scalding Irritation,
Stone, Gravel, ,Catarrh of bladder 81 Druggists.
Piso's Cure for Consumption is not only
pleasant to take, but it is sure TO cure.
CHICAGO has 292 Chinese.
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Remember that the Dramatic
Entertainments for the benefit OF
the Building Committee of the Fire
mems Hal! will take place to night
and to morrow night. The profits
OF these evenings will be used to
purchase chairs and other necessa
~ furniture.
There will be plenty of Ice cream .
Lemonade, Cakes and other refresh
ments, in the large adjacent hall.
Entrance to the Fair grounds Is
free, so that those who do nor de-
sire to witness the comedies &c.
need not enter the main ball, but
all can obtain refreshments without
paying any admission fees.
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Where the Fire is Out.
Magic No Mare .My,tery-Seen
From .Acycss tie World.

"!;ar"uH of Aierpo'' >a.I Sir Philip D-rval.
"iii'i mustered every SECRET IN nature winch
tir. n"'i!"r ,aa.ic seeks 81 t,ti.om. He dis
c"v.rc'i that tue trrc art ui healing is t. help
Nature Ia throw oft the di>eas"-to Summon,
as 1t were. the Whole sys.em To eject the enc
II V that has fastened on a; part. His process
seq all included the reinvigOration Ut the
principle of life
In this tie Eastern sage merely anticipated
the practice of the best PHYSICIANS .. tn.lav.
What life itself is, nobody knew th-n-no
bG'ty knows now. But We have learned some
thing of the reasons why the m. ST FERROUS tide
rises and falls. Provided the great organs Of
the body are not irrerarably destroyed. mcdi
cal science can ALWAYS relieve, and often save.
Yet n" reputable physician Evv adheres IL
the birbarous and stupid pro rsses Of d-plr.
tion. slci. as bleeding, bv which it was at
tempted I" cure disease by reducing the pa
tents ability to resist it. Now-a-days we do
not tear down the fort to help the garrison
We strengthen it.
In this intelligent and beneicent work. it
is conceded that PARkERS TONIC leads all
other medicines. As au ;nvigOrant it acts im
ine'.lately aud powerfully upon the circula-
flan and the organs of di ~gestion. thus civlr.
Nature the assistance slie calls for. 1t follows
that all ailme nts of the stomach, kidneys and
liver are mt once relieved or cured. No other
preparation e,nbodies the same qualities or
produces similar results. 1t is delicious to
use. and tue best known a~nti-intnxica.t.
Price ooc. and 81. Hl>cox s. Co, New Yo.k.
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The news FROM the Floods in
the Ohio are terrible. The water
at Cincinnati has risen 70 feet, he
ing tour feet or more than the rise
in 1883 which was greater than had
ever been known before.
Whole towns alOve Cincinnati
have been washed away. All along
the rivers, dwellings, stables, fences
hay &c. have beeu carried off by
the remOrseless flood. Dozens OF
towns are completely Inundated
aud the Inhabitants driven to the
hills, hOuscless and homeless,
whence they can watch the rise OF
the waters, and perhaps their homes
1oat away il the mad waters.
For 1000 miles on both sides OF
! the Ohio, these sad scenes are now
eaacti"g. We see overt1ows here.
They come slowly aud destroy but
few it any dwellings,.
There, the rivers rise rapidly,
and carry everything before them.
Tue people. escaping death by
drowning depend upon tier neigh
bors to save item FROM fieezing
and s'ar> ing. ...
Tie loss of life has been email
because the experience of 1855
taught them 10 make an early es
cape from the inevitable.
The charitable disposition of the
more fortunate Ones should be
aroused anu the great suffering of
the poor, driven from their homes
III the midst of winter, alieviated
AS much as possible.
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Are you disturbed 1t night and
broken Of your rest BY a sick child
suffering aud crying with the ex
cruciating pain ut emitting teeth !
If so, go at once and get . hottie
of MRS. NINSLOW'S SOOTH
ING SYRUP. I: will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it; there is no mis-
TAX. 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 to the mother,
and relief aud health to the child,
operating like magic. II is perfect
~ safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, Sld is tie
prescription Of one of the Oldest
and best female physicians aud
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. % cents a hottie.
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There is one crying evil that
the next Legislature. onsht to rem
edy.
! A few days ago there was a nun
Der OF Italians il Thibodaux, WHO
had been working tor some Levec
Contractor, who had discharged
them without paying their work.
The men ha! not a cent to buy a
loaf Of bread Or to procure a bed to
sleep upon.
If the Legislature would make it
a peniteutiary offence for any con
tractor 10 discharge laborers with
out paying them for their work, it
would be a wise action. Contrac
tors either have money or they
have not.
1n the latter case they should
not employ poor laborers to work
aud if they nave funds they should
pay them cash and not give them .
lot Of certificates or statements that
are of no use, and which will not
buy a cracker.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENr.-A large nro-
portion OF he readers Of the TRibodavr
SeHtiaes are farmers. many of whom desire
a greaS deal more of farm Literature than
w are able to give in our limited space
10 accommodate all such we have made
arrangements with .ie publishers Of the
dmer'cas Farmer to give il as a premium
TOR one year to every subscriber Of the
IhiLodaa1 Sentinel who pays his subscr;n.
ton in advance. The american Earmer e
q large Is page paper, published at Fort
wayne. Ind, the subscription price Of
which is $1.OO per year. Every planter r.
Lafourche parish should avail himself az
this magnificent offer.
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AS was stated in the last Issue
of the Sentinel, the Jury in the
Mansfield murder suit, had render
ed a verdict of "Guil,y without cap
ital punishment, against Ben Jen-
klns and n OF mot guilty. against
Ned. This verdict was one of gene
raj satisfaction, but when the jury
elongated their ears sufficiently the
next day, to ask the pardon of a
ma" whom they had just found
guilty, of one of the most brutal,
unknown, and bloody murders that
Was ever committed in Louisiana
they lost all respect that sensible
mel may have entertained for them
on account OF the verdict they had
found against a man whdhad coolly
and deliberately murdered his
friend, and tried to excuse his act
by more basely trying to ruin the
character and good name of an in
nocent girl:
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OF

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Professional and mistress cards. including
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A liberal discount TO yearly advertisers.
Announcing candidates for Office SO, to be
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Advertisements not marked on the copy
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Persons sending communications to this pa
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Allusions peronnallv disnaraging to any
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BILE.
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MIR. Joseph Gheens, brother OF
j. Il. Gheens of the Golden Rancho
plantation passed a few DAYS in
Thbodaux visiting friends. Mr.
Gheens is a citizen of Louisville
Ky. and expressed himself much
pleased with the appearance of
Thibodaux and vicinity. He may
probably become a citizen of this
Parish. Such additions to our pop
ulation are needed, and would be
gladly welcomed.
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A LAFoURCHE C1T1zxN WINS RE-

Az 0D~
NowN. - Mr.. Woodford Sauders
who was born on the Lower Lafour
che. but adopted and raised by the
late w. e. Horton of Thibodaux,
after wandering over the world for
20 years, is o passing a few days
among the friends of his early life,
in this town.
Mr.. Sanders returns with testimo
malls. from many places, of his su
perlor skill as portrait painter.
\ few specimens of his work are
on exhibition at j. A. Frost's sa.
loon.
Mr.. Sanders has established \
studio on Camp street in New Or
leans, in which he is giving the fin
fishing touches to some paintings
with which he will contend for the
prizes in the great Worlds ExpOsi
ton that will take place in New
Orleans in 1884.
MIR. Sanders has some work to
do for several of his friends here
aud will probably open Il studio for
u short while in ThibodauX.
l, is Il pleasure to meet one OF
orr Latoutche boys returning after
many years. bearing such laurels
as Mr.. Sanders appears to have hon
orally obtained.
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SAMSON s LEGS AND LoCKs-Wten Del;
lah clipped off Samsonis locks that mighty
athlete ut c became "a other men, II
it coald be proved that the possession Of
luxuriant hair would enable men to tear
open lions jaws, Hiscox e. Co. would Nv
driven wild in tn. effort to supply enough
OF < Hair Balsam to meet the de-
n'and. Asst Is. the Balsam prevents YOU
mar rom falling ont, and restores the orr
glnai color 4 faded or gray. Besides it is a
great addition to the toilet table simnlv 40
a dressing.
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We are indebted to SACCHA
RIM NIX Of Morgan City for an
Invitation to the Royal Ball to be
given IN Evangeline Hall on Mardi
Gras, Feirua. Y 20 inst.
We are thankful to his majesty
Tor his Kindness and trust that all
Loyal subjects may render due ODE
dleDct Oh that occasion.
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Our thanks are due to the mem
bers of Nap0le0nville Fire Co. No
l, for an invitation to q grand ball
which they gave at their company
hall on Thursday night February
14th. inst. aud trust that the Gal
liant members of that company had
a pleasant time for themselves and
their friends.
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NOTICE.

The j'inf committee Of 7 hih~,... !.
M. J.. and Hume Hook and t.ad.ss
met Tor TIE purpose of fiudin. s.ss
for raising funds to pay several ,.,as
0 TIME 81. tsie nissnifcent IAN
Tor the benefit If the public. bar. ~
give u grant .ttb' On The fnnrth Vp,i-.se
April. hci"2 the day ut III. F1rry.s:.
Parade. -
BY order Of the Coanit,ee.
II. u. NICHnn|
L. AZIMA.
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If we'll be poisoned. woe he to those
who drink thereat. It is worse to poison
the fountain Of life for ones self and for
posterity. Often by carelessness, or misfor
tune. or inheritance. this has been done.
Ayers S~arsaparilla frees the blood, the vi.
tai stream. and restores appetite, strength
and health.
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No other medicine is 50 reliable as Ayers
cherry Pectoral for colds. coughs. and all
deransements Of the respiratory organs ten
ding toward cor assumption. In all ordinary
cases u Is . &C tain cure. and it affords
snre rel'ef Tor the asthnatic and consump-
tive. even in advanced slaves 81 Ifa
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The following communication
has been received by the Fire De
partment Of T%hihodanx:
"Hall America Fire Go. No. 3.
New Iberia, Feb. 6, 1884.
10 Tbibodaux Fire Dept.
ThibOdanx, La.
Gentlemen.-The pleasure of the
attendance of our Brother Firemem
OF your town is respectfully solicit
ell at our Tenth Annual Masane
rade Ball, to take place at Sprret's
Hall on the Goth. inst.
BY order Of the President.
A. L. LEBLANC.
Secretary.
The best wishes Of u Firemen
are extended to their New Iberia
brethren and the hope that they
may have an agreeable and pleas
ant time Oh their coming anniversa
~ day.
The Firemen of this place should
send a delegation to their neigh,
0of's celebration. if possible.
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Mrs. Mary Justine Lessons.
wife OF A. Lesseps died in New Or
leans a few days ago, she was a
member OF the Gaadet family near
Latourche Crossing ard was So
years of age at the time Of her
death.
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o CORONER.

We are authorized to announce DIR. c.. A.,
BOURGEOIS. as candidate tor Coroner Of
the Parish Of Lafourche. at the preliminary
election to be held on the Sth. day OF March
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FOR DISTRICT

Please announce E.. A. O'SULLIvAN. al
candidate for the Office of District Attorney
o. tne SOth. judicial District, composed of the
Parishes of Lafourche and .t
tho primary Election. held March 8th, 1884.
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FOR CLERK OF COURT.

Please announce that the numerous friends
OF Mr. EMILE E. LEBLANC, will support
MN az the primary election. held on Saturday
March 9Th. 1884, for the Office Of CLERK of the
10Th. Judicial District Court.
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FOR SHERIFF.

NJ. Editor Please announce the name of
THEOPHILE THIRODAUX. IA candidate
for the Office Of SHERIFF of the Parish Of
Lafourehe, subject to aconvention or prelimi-
nary election.
MANY FRIENDS,
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Notice


Tax ~Co'leetorss o..
T1'ib"daux. La, Janp..,
IO All p.rs"rs engaged in I.ssM
parish ut Ltfonrrh.,
You are hereby mot;fied To e.u
aud pa; yOnr ~liccnscs for Tho
fore March 3lst 1894 10 avoid -.
and 10 per cent i'cnai,y as at,er,ss
NV xc.,, r.. Z. Ton
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Look in at s. T. Grisamore.
House Furnishing Depot and see
what . handy place it will be to
buy useful aud ornamental pres
ont0.
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FOR CORONER.

NJ. Editor. Please announce tho name of
Dk FULTON ROGERS, az q candidate, for
OF the Parish Of Lafourche. at the
General Election, to be held April cd. 1884.
MANY VOTERS.
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FOR CORONER.

Please announce that the numerous friends
OF ok. JOHN GAZZO JR. will support him
e the primary election on Saturday March
9th. 1884, for the Office of Coroner.
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FOR THE

Please announce the name Of Dr.. WILLIAM
+. HARANG ~ candidate for the State Tpo;s
laturc, at the primary election, held on Satur
day, March 9Th. 1891.
MANY VOTERS.
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Primary Election Notice

N CONFORMITY WITH RESOLUTIONS
L adopted BIZ the Parish Democratic Exec,
I'VE C"mm'ttee. at the meeting. held January
2h'h. 1881, u Primary Erection for the varion:
parochiai and judicial officers will h. held In
the Parish Ut Iasonrche. on SATURDAY
AkC 9Th. 1884. from y O'cluck A. IL. mt,
4, r. N; at the following places.
ron No. at A. Delaune's store; commission
er A.. Delaune.
Poll No. :. at T.. Basset's store ; commission
er L.. Basset.
Poll No. Bat Nuwa Mire (Bruls Guillo,) com
missioner; Numa Mire.
Poll No. 4 at Court House Thibodsux Cam.
missioner W. H. Raglan.
Poll No. ) at Jos. Lefort's store comm;ss;o
er Jos. LefOrt.
Poll No. 6 at ClidOmant Thibodaux commits
sioner Clid"mant Thi5oaaux.
Foil No. at Leopold Pertuit commissioners
Leopold Pcrtuit. ~
Poll M. 8 Lezain Martins store commits.
s;oner CIodomire Falsoat,
Poll No. 9 at Sosthene Eolse comm;ss;ouer
Sosthene Folse.
Poll No. 10 at Dalmas Robichaux "
DalInas R~obichaux.
Poll No. u at Jos. Molaison i"
JOS. Molaisou
Poll y at Gustave Abr,bat Jr. Locknort
commissioners Gustave Abribat Jr.
Poll No. Is at N. De!aune commissioner n
Delaune. ~
Poll No. II NJ. Guitroz's.. store commissioner
" U.s. ~. AsO
Poll No. Is Leufrois Daig,e. IL'e.u B,eu,
commissioner Leufrois Daigre.
Foil 10 at TheOdule B0urs's store com,.;.
sioneI ThectuIe Bourg.
Poll Il at Springer T. Rogers store commits.
sioner James Springer.
Poll iS at II. n. Coulon's store communication;
Sam Blum.
Poll 10 at Alfred Pochs's store commission.
Prosper Toups.
Poll ~ at --tBaton Pilon) commits
Poll p At Bayou Malagay school house com
missioner Antoine Torres.
Poll y at Victor L~e.eudre,s comm;ss;o,..
Victor Legendre.
Louis Dantin. 0o~'ss'oner
Poll - at Hermogen Boudreaux ,Lox.r
''n p"'I g commissioners h:
commissioner NJ. T.. Higginbotham. s'
Pell NJ at Lemuel T~hibodanx:s .,o.. mas,
Lemuel Thibodaux. s'"'
ron :. a. Mrs. Pierre Toup's store commits
FOL y =: Wellington Hebert's store com
missioner Wellington Bebert. ~
Fol! y at Ale Lepine's store comm;..;o,..
Alex Lepine.
Poll % at Dr.. John Gazzo Drug store. Pa.
land, commissioner Beauregard TeBlanc.
ron 81 at JOS. T~hibodaax (Coteau Folse,
fOll - at G. A. Matthews comm;s.;on.. T.
Bryant. 'oner Z.
Poll 81 at Emile Ledet's Commissioner r
Ledet. +.
Poll 81 ut L. X. Gbeems =. rL.u.
irls8ln0re. ~e'S'n
[enlle. LOUIS
,hin Bxbin. lei
roll 81 at ~Telemaque Badeaux t" rs,.
naque Badeaux. Aeie-
Foil - at Aarcelus Leblanc tHarsnp Caran
commissioner Aarcelus Leblanc.
roll y ut Theophile Ducos' store fCut.OH,
commissioner festival Savoie.
roll ~ at Auxusta Cretini commissions.
lnguste Cretini. 'ef
on Guthrie. 0"eA-
Candidates for Offices nave privileye of
ym'ng 2 commissioner at each precinct
!. s:se none are named at any precinct the
'"'D''ss'oner may appoint an assistant.
.. T. GRlSAMORE.
Chairman Executive Comm;ttea \.
49, Parish Of Lafourche
]. D. AoolE, Acretary. /,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-25
RICHMOND.

Thirteen vessels passed the head of the is
land, yesterday forenoon, bound up river
Capt. ]. o Woodward of the ship Eureka,
arrived home from San Francisco last Thurs
day.-Mr. Trundy Sheppard gave a party
last Wednesday evening. Some 80 persons
were present. Dancing, games and refresh.
ments were the order of exercises till nearly
A. M.-Gustavus Smith is repairing the
root OF his house on Main street.-The dra-
matte club are rehearsing 1.-The Turn OF the
Tide" and will present it May night. in the
new Opera House. number of tickets
have been already secured by out of
town parties. The entertainment will
conclude with a social dance. An
alarm of FIRE was sounded about LIS
+. NJ, Thursday. The cause was q small blaze
around chimney on the dwelling house of
Mrs. O'Neil. Damage slight, mostly caused
BY water.-Five horses were landed here by
the Star, Wednesday A. NJ, for Richmond
parties.-The band has been engaged BY the
Egcampment to 70 with them TO Portland
next Saturday.-Stage drivers report the
travelling % much better.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-25
GARDINER.

Warren Division of this city, had FIVE re-
representatives. in attendance at the Grand
Division Sons of Temperance, on Wednes-
day.
Gardiner was represented by full delega-
ton at the district convention in Watervlle,
yesterday.
Lebanon Chapter turned out in full force
Wednesday evening. A delegation of six
from Jerusalem Chapter at Hallowel were
present. After the business of the evening
was over all sat down to fine banquet which
all seemed to enjoy.
The Star of the East reached her wharf
Wednesday morning at 0 o'clock, bringing a
large quantity of freight.
The stockholders of the Cobbossee Nation
al Bank of this city, were given official
notice of their intention to surrender its
charter and wind up business.
S. C. Whitmore and G. W. Heselton went
to Wiscasset on Tuesday, on court business.
The sale and entertainment at the Congre-
gatjonal vestry, Tuesday evening, was well
patronized, and the music enjoyed by all
present.
The sills and floor timbers of the skating
rink are in place, showing the immense size
of the coliseum. draft of the front pro-
lection of the building is on exhibition at
Blanchards.
Three days Of fair weather have greatly
mroved the roads and the back towns are be-
ginning to be heard from.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-25
WINDSOR.

Department Commander Benz. Williams of
Rockland mustered "vining Post" G. A. R.,
at Windsor Center, Tuesday night, April
22d. Sixteen comrades we're present for
muster, and the prospects are good for Post
of about so members. The following officers
we're elected and mustered II. A. N. Dstton,
Post Commander; Francisco Colburn, S. v.
c.; Granville Godding, J. V. c.; George E.
Stickney, Q. NJ: Alanson P. Green, Surg. !;
Franklin Trask, Chap; Abram Choate. o.
D.; Henry Hooker. o. g.; Sumner A. Hol-
way. O. NJ. s. Commander Williams is to
muster Post at South China, Wednesday
night, April Esd. The ladies are talking of
organizing Ladies Relief Corps in connec-
ton with Vining Post.-The sudden rise of
water occasioned by the heavy fall of rain on
the night of the 18th inst, carried away about
90 feet of Horace Colburn's dam at his shin
gle mill-H. A. n. Dutton left at the store
of W. s. & G. E. Cleaves a parsnip which
measured 3 ft. in. in length.-Franklin
Trask of this town mas q COW which on the
eth inst, dropped pair of twin heifer calves
which are so near alike in color that it is
almost impossible to tell one from the
other-The roads are in very bad condition
inst now