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ADoctor's Queer Election BETS.

One of the queerest election bets Of
the campaign is that made between DIR.
John Phillips, Republican, and Ed
ward Gray, Democrat, both we'll
known on tho south side. The terms of
the bet were that the loser should grind
an organ upOna public corner from 1880
u. IN. To p, M, but that the winner
should hold the cup To paSsers-hy, tho
proceeds, il any there bc, To be devoted
To charitable purpose. Tho contract
was made in writing, and there Is n PEN
atty of 81 IL either party should fail
to perform his duty. The matter has
been taken up quite seriously by both
parties. a committee on organ and ar.
raugemenis has been appointed, consist
ing of Capt. William ruttle, Mai. Joseph
Hall, Col. James Perry, and Lieutenant
II. II. Scotchmar. Tho organ has been
already secured and both parties have
been practicmg grinding out the music,
10 that 1t will not be entirely an anna
teur performance. IL has been decided
to hold tho Seauce on the corner OF
State and Randolph streets, hut the date
has not yet been decided upon. II was NJ
first intended to devote the proceeds OF
the cup tn the treasury of tn Sisters Of
y
proceeds tor tho relief of the family of
James Carr, who lost his life In the
North Side fire while tryingto save the
helpless girls In the cigar box factory.
| One generous man has already promised
to lead OF tho contributions with u 81
note.
DIR. Phillips has heretofore made gu.
rious bets. In 1876, upon an election
wager, he compelled Tom Nelson, the
well.known sign paiutor,sinco deceased
to saw n cord OF wood In trout of Pat
O'Noilrs pluce on Randolph street,
and then donated tho wood to the Sis
ters OF Mercy. Dr. Phillips stood bi
with u rag and occasionally creased IN,
saw, whiiO Watching that the job Wa
wei done.
lu 1861, Ia like maunor, he compolla,
! Pat Mailuy to saw "A cord ~ wood uu tnt
corner Ut Wells aud Monroe streets
while n couple OF sets of hagplpes play
ing made the scene truly ridiculous
This wood was also given to the sisters
In 1850 the iovial doctor also made
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they would not. Why, we we're COM
PEELED to even print their tickets. Gar
rett and Washington counties haye'made
q noble fight. We got more votes in
Baltimore than we did in Boston, though
the candidate there for lieutenant-goy-
ernor on our ticket put up 5000 himself
and had good organized party to worR-
with. | think Massachusetts will give
us 10000, We are in this movement to
stay. The sum of $4,000 to be contrib
uted in amounts of 800, will be raised,
and st. John will be put in tho field to
speak and lecture for the cause. State
tickets will be put up and complete or
ganization effected. | was told by prom
inent Democrats in the south that if we
had put in our electoral tickets there
sooner we should have had a good sup
port. The reason OF our failure is that
the sentiment is not organized fully
enough to control the parties. This is
our beginning; but it is an indication Of
what we are going to do in the future.
| baltimore American.
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Col. Monopoly and the weather.

1t Is thought by many that good pho
tographs cannot he made In cloudy
weather. Such is not the case. really
prefer cloudy day to make fine mega
tives, fair weather only for finishing
pictures. II is conceded by every intel
ligent person In Dallas that my art pro-
ductions are the best in the city. This
being the case, will stake my reputa-
ton ON the above assertion.
Another tact | would have you notice;
A poor class OF work at high prices has
been imposed upon YOU Tor years, and
after Col. Monopoly gets his back broken
by me he (the colonel) offers you the
same poor work at reduced rates.
Give me your trade and | will give
you the finest pictures at lowest prices
j, II. WEBSTER, 70l Elm 81.
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TIE rEnnIHItION VOTE.
Things That Night Have Been Done-Pro-
grammo for the Future.

Things hat Night Have Been Done-Fro-
gramme for the Future.
Mr.. William Daniel was seated in his
comfortable office yesterday morning,
busily at work among his papers and
looking as calm and serene as pos -ible.
There was no evidence that he had suf-
fered from any political or other cy-
clone.
"well, Mr.. Daniel, tell me something
about the election"
II suppose, said he, smiling, "you
know as much about 1t as | do. Like
every other man, am reading the ro-
turns as they come in with good deal
OF interest. So far as our side is con-
cerned, | feel greatly encouraged. We
have lab0red i'll this canvass under very
great disadvantages. A minor party
running between two great parties has
much TO encounter. In the last days of
the struggle good many votes were
drawn from us, especially in New York,
by the personal appeals of the Repub-
leans and the strong pressure brought
to bear in other ways"
ibid you got as many votes in Mary
land as you eNpected?"
vi thought that we should have about
$500 i'll the city and as many more in
the state, and think now, when tho
smoke clears away and the result be-
comes better known, that the vote will
not, ut any rate, be more than l,OOe
short of that. You must remember that
we have had to work our way without
the money and the thorough party or
ganization that the other two bodies
had to aid them. Neal DOW in 1880 got
only 800 votes in Maine, aud when
Chase broke tho back of the Wing party,
in 1852, no got IN the whole country only
$4,000 votes. They keep back our votes
too. In the October election in Ohio
we did not press the state issue
but we got nearly 10000, yet oul
vote was said To be- light,
think that we may get in that tate this
time as nauy AK 10000. l expect also
5000, OF even more in Illinois, and n,
our stronghOlds, and our vote there is
what is making that state doubtful.
put the number in Wisconsin down n
not less than $4,000. When the field /,
clear and our vote is fairly counted,
think You will lind in the whole United
States at least 100000 to our credit,
was in Illinois and Massachusetts Will
Butler, and thought then he woulC
get as many as wo would, but the re
turns now indicate that We have beaten
him bauly.n
While MIR. Daniel was speaking hi
clerk brought In an American extra
aud MIR. Daniel at once ran over til,
lilrst news. hCu he read OF the 81
Juhn gtluS no said: "Ges, see We 6rl
heatiug Butler two to one, aud the vou
in y " York. tx very gratifying.
think we shdl! 20 over 2J,NO IN tina
state.n
In speaking Of tho work done In Mary
land he complained oi the poor supper
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WHERE TO SCRATCH FIRST.

You then have TO run out into the open air
TO get T, lieved. Why, II Is dreadful and hav-
Ing 50 many eminent doctors and none know
Ing what To do for you, but have found the
lost treasure nj last. IL did not take two
spoonfuls o the CUrICuRA RhsoLvKNr he
fore : took that burning itch by the throat,
and bid them To hold oil, and IL IL OIL. My
ilesh Is becoming softer, my hair Is becoming
soft and silky, and then got To using exter-
tai pllcatlons-CurtCURA SoAP-and nn-
nolnt the parts with CUrGCuRA. If the
cine, AS do. they would not be twenty -four
hours without IT, II Is not only adapted 10
my case, but To all others, and ifanv one dis
belicv = this lot him stop next door To the Lo.
gan House mere, take my microscope and see
for himself. 1osEPu w RILEY.
Hollidaysburgh, Pa, Nov. II, 1889.
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This Idca OF Going west

To Colorado or New Mexico for pure
air to relieve consumption is all a mis-
take. Any reasonable man would use
DIR. Bosunko's Cough and Lung Syrup
for consumption in all its first stages
1t never fails to give relief in all cases OF
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest and all affections that are consid-
cred primary TO consumption. Price q
cents and $l.00. Sold by Hickox d Pat
torson, the druggists, who are always
looking after the interest of their Gus.
toners; have now secured the sale
of DIR. Bosanko's Coughand Lung Syrup
a remedy that never fails to cure coughs
colds, pains in the chest and all lung af.
fections. for proof try free sample
bottle. Regu ar size, 81 cents and $l.00
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Glen Leafs WAYS,

The way L the ungodly is hard, but
the way t. 20 u on Lea is easy. He
that drinketL rom its fountains may
not have eternal life, yet, verify, he es-
capeth sure and sudden death!
Old names, d friends, old faces and
old whisky crown Glen Lea as the es-
tablished saloon palace Of the south
west.
Glen LEAFS nectars cause patrons Ia
believe they have an abdominal Indian
summer.
Men may come and men may go, but
Glen Lea has one constant flow.
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LEPRosY OF THE JEWS.
Wild, burning Itch that Strikes with u
Thouannd EIectrIc Itcbins, N.odI.a

EDITOR ALTOONA, PA, CALL with To
say something In praise OF that valuable med
icine, CuTlCuRA, which | saw advertised IN
your paper ! have had that old leprosy OF
which you read In the Bible, where the Jews
first got among them, and did not know
how 10 cure H. II has many other English
names, have had II on my body for over
sixty years. No doctor could tell me what II
was, ana probably never would have known
valuable paper. First Il Is scaly affection
OF the skin; next " looks like barnacles on
vessels bottom, or an old log that has laid
In the water for II long time and just the same
IN my 'cet, knees ana elbows, and by taking
Il microscope and looking nj me II look,
worse. In other words We will call II lchthy,
osS, or fish skin; then comes On what / cal
the Wild burdmg Itch, that will strike yol
Win thousand electric Itchy needles. IoI
Cnnnnl tell
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AGONIZING ITCHING

And burning skin diseases instantly relieved
by warm bath With CurICURA SOAR and n
single apple ttlon OF CUr1CuRA, the Great
skin cure. This repeated dn ly, with two OF
New Blood Purlti To keep the blood cool
the petspifation pure and uniIrltnting, the
bowels open, the liver and kidneys active,wtll
speedily cure Eczema, letter, Rlngworm
tsorl SIS, Licheu, Pruritls, seal Head, Dan.
Pimpy Hnmors ., the Scalp aud Skin, when
the best physicians and all known remedies
lnll, sold everywhere. IuTICuRA, ~ cents
SOAP, % cents; REsoLvENT, $40.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., BOSTON.
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acter upon the election, but before the
bet was decided Mr.. Nelson's death oc-
CURED.
1t is the intention to have this wager
consummated in precisely the manner
spoken Of, and due notice will be given
81 the event.--[Chicago Tribune.
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English Female Bitters has become
a household word. The lisnlng child
adds It's testimony by saying at cured
mama," while the happy mother will
tell You II saved her daughter.
What AN ugly face when You took
those sickening pills. Bailey's Saline
Aperient IL hetter.
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Mrs. A. Lider takes this method to in
form nor old friends and customers and
ihe public generally that she has opened
rooms for dressmaking at No. SIG Elm
street. upstairs, four doors east OF
Blankenship Il Blake, Dallas. The uni
versal satisfaction given to her patrons
in the past, both in regard to style and
quality Of work, * sufficient guarantee
plonsed
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All fits stopped FREQ by DR.. Kline's
great nerve restorer. No fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and 50 trial bottle free 10 1T cases. Send
10 DIR. Kline. 93l Arch street, philadel
phia, PENNSYLVANIA,
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Moffett ~ Lacks steam Dyo Works, 7Or
Elm.

Colorlng, cleaning and repairing gem
tlemen's fine suits speciality. Plumes
dyed and curled equal TO new. Suits
secured, and dresses cleaned and dyed.
All col0rs warranted fast.
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For first class work and low prices, 20
to +. Il. Barrow, $50 Main street, every
thing In the gas hitting and plumbing
line can be found there.
IL, Il, DOYLE. Manager.
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IIHIIHNI INUNs IOt ToOfs
My references: John A. Johnston
foreman OF entire work; ID. G. McCord
contractor of brick work; j. l.. Boyd
contractor of mill work. For proof cal
at my Office and see statements.
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To make a salad that Is certain to
please all tastes, you need only use Dur
KEGS Salad Dressing. Nothing equal ia
II was ever offered, and none so popular.
1t is a superb table sauce.
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The Hunstable Shoe company have
enlarged their retail department and are
preparing for large fall trade.
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Is removed by the use of Cocoaine, and
Il stimulates and promotes the growth
of the hair.
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are the
best.
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Group whooplng cough anu bronchitil
immediately relieved by shiloh's Cure
Sold by J. NJ. House.
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ASA Cure for Sore Throat and Coughs.
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" hav
been thoroughly tested, and maintai
their good reputation.
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A nasal injector iree with each bottl
OF Shiloh's catarrh Remedy, Price D
cents. Sold hv J. NJ. House.
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Under the Btue Conts.j
Every United States military post Is
supplied with Benson's Capcine Porous
Plasters. Scientific, quick acting.
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Fresh Swiss, Llmberger, Brick and
sspsago cheese at Loe 4 FL ibtrg's.
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M mother snould be without

MfhlOhN rtduAbb hthtfDI
which cures all female diseases and
II akes all women happy.
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Tho Batavia canned goods are the
finest owe; scaled, at Loco & Freiborg's.
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Select schasl of tho Cednr..

Special advantages Cat reduced rates.
offered in the kindergarten apartment
of this excellent school. A well-fur-
nished room, first-class materials and
instruction by graduate directress,
Mrs. Brown. Attention is called TO the
exceedingly reasonable charges two
dollars ($2) per month, for kindergarten
tuition.
Mrs. II. NJ. MIXERS, Principal,
324 Corsicana Street.
Within one block OF both Belt and
Ervay street-car lines.
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Mrs. II. NJ. MIXERS, Principal,
Notice.

]. Il. Flanders is claiming in "Toxas
Baptist Flippin, Adoue Il Lobit's bank
building, of this city, as his architecu-
raj ork,which may lead TO an erroneous
idea, as the bank building il my perso-
nal architectural work.
w. IL. WILSON, Architect.
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The Rev. George IL. Thayer, Of Bour.
bon, Indiana, says; "Both myself and
wife owe our lives 10 Shiloh's Consump-
tion Cure." Sold by j. NJ. House
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" cutedby one bottIe Of SANFORDs KADI-
CAL CURE FOR CATARRu.
Complete Treatment, with Inhaler, LOO.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal
Solve I, aud one Improved Inhaler, In one
package, may now be hau fall druggists for
VI, Ask for SANfoRu's RADICAL CuRE.
Tine only absolute specific we know off,
Med. Times "Thc best we have found In q
lifetime of suflering.h-Rev. nr. Wiggin, Bos-
RADICAL CuRE has nuucrcd."-iiev. =. W
Monroe, LewlSburgh, PA. al have not found
acase that u did not relieve ut once."-An'
drew Lee, Manchester, Mass,
Potter Drug aud Chemical Co., Boston.
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.SNEEZE! SNEEZE

SNEEzE until your
head seems ready to
ilv Off; until your
nose and eyes dis
charge excessive
quantities ofthln, ir.
>rltntlng,wnte fluid ;
until yodr head aches
, -mouth and throat
parched and blood nj
lever heat. THIS IL
an Acute Catnrrh,
and II instantly re-
llevpd by n single
dose and permanent.
a
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-11-29

The PicayMne said that 1000 Dem
ocratic votes we're not cast in the
First Congressional District Of
New Orleans, and adds that those
1000 voters were the very men who
would have voted.for Hunt andelec
ted him, it they had thought that
there would be q fair election aud q
fair count. If such be the fact and
Hunt has lost his election on that
account, he should introduce akbill
into Congress as soon as it meets
in Decemb er, for an appropriation
Of @5OOO.eO to have the ears of eve
y one of those voters bored for the
simples. .0.9.0GtH
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The rivers are low at all points.
AT Cairo, 9 feet, II inches above
low water mark ; 1t st. Louis, Il
feet, 6 inches ; at Louisville, 3 it., 6
in. ut Memphis. 5 it., 3 in. ; at
Vicksbnrg, 6 It,, 1 iuch.
1t is rising at Cairo, aud st.
Louis ; falling at Louisville, Mem
phis aud Vieksburg. The Arkan
sas md Red rivers are both low.
The Water IN the Bayou, at Thib
0daux, stands at 9 inches above
low water mark.
No Indications of large rivers are
anywhere perceptible.
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Money to be made.

1t is said that dull tiMa&are not
known byfhe agents To- the great
publishing honA. pf. George Stinson
& Co, of Por land, Maisc. The
reason Of this exceptional success
Is found in the fact that they always
give the public that which is keen
~ app eciattd aud at prices that all
can afford. at present, we under
sand, their agents arc doug won
drrfully well on several new lines.
They neeJ many more agents in all
parts Of the country. Those who
need prOtitab le work should apply
at once. Women iu AS we'll as
men. Exiwrienc. is nuI necessary,
TOR Messr~. SliMmn G TO. undertake
to sL"w all who are willing to work,
not hard but earnestly: The path to
large success, II should be ren-m
OSASu tuAt dI detit W wv a u0u1NS
some business without icing away
from home ave. night. Another
advantage-it costs nothing to give
the business IL tIial. aud ALI agent
Ca" devote all his time, or only his
spare moments to IL. StinSOu 4
Go. guarantee grand Snccrss to all
who engage and follow simple aud
plain directions that they give. W.
have not space to explain all here
but full particulars will be sent free
to those who address the tiru,
Their full address is given above.
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PETITION DENIED.-Ne learn
that the State Board Of Pardons
refused to grant the petition for
pardon Of Ben +. jenkins, Of Mans
field, cOnvictr'l of the murder of
Rev. }. Lane Borden, ami senten-
ced to the pehiiensiary for life
Shs creport Democrat.
The State Board Of Pardons ie.
serve credit for the position they
took. Jenkins o"ght to he we'll g !,
lsfied that he has escaped with his
lite.
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The City Item says "People are
beginning 10 inquire what has be
come of that good old Democratic
doctrine Of rotation of Office"
One would suppose SD judging
from the returns of the late cleo
ton.
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There y much speculation in re
gard to the composition OF the cabi
net Of President Cleveland. He is
fully able to make his own selec
items and if be does not make q bet
ter one than some Of his predeces
sors have been choosing be will dis
appoint his friends. 6e7s
There seems to be ac almost uni.
versal desire among the Democrats
throughout the country that Sena
tor Thurman Of Ohio will be. one of
the members. sss. 'as
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Whilst sugar brings low figures
the demand seems TO be good, aud
purchasers take UP all that is put
upon the market. Last spring the
demand WAS almost dead.
Au Increased demand may be
followed by increased prices.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
10th Judicial Court, Perish Of La
.fonxche.
Saocoasio. aof Jossph q Geo1ej md
CoaMxAtty No. 1199 FSoho1ss.

Pursuant to IN order % decree Of the above
Court and in .bsdience - ! coGsmiaei0ns y
me directed in the shove entitled aud nab
ed succession and community I will offer for
sails. vt public auction. pursuant TO Law to
tue last sud highest bidder st the Court
House in tho iowa Ut ThiUodAux On Satur-
day thu 10Th day Ut December. 1854, be
tween the hours VI II O'Clock A. N. and 1
o'clock +. II the following described proper
~, to wit /:
A certain tract If land, in the Parish Of La
fOurcho xbO0t three quartz, Z af y mile below
ne Iosn Of Th'Sedsux containing Twelve
o3ltW " I,ents moro " less in supcrficics On
the right side IT Bsy"u Lafourche c0mnnon
cinx II u point five arpepts distant from said
bayou extending back 249l feet more or less
by u mean width Of l87 feat inclusive Oi .
road Or street running full length Vi sail
tract ~ feet wide subject 10 right Ut way
over same, granted BY the late 10 eph S.
Goodc. to the Moses Baptiste Church aud Cal
vary Meth'"iist Episcopal Church &C.. Il. ~ y.
30 b ~ p 3s5 Recorders office Of LafOurche.
Bounded in front by balance Of ,esidencc tract
and Ihi0odaux College property; below by
lands ut Il. Tctrean; above by IanLs Ut JnO. u
Francis IL Cullx. aud behind by the Calvary
50, Z, y. II, IL. IS. u, - II, -. IS, q, ~. 81,
81, 50, -. b. ~, 43. IS, AZ, ~, 81. with thc
fOrty iect road besides subject to rights Of
way aforesaid agreeabiy to = plan Of same
Masie by T. A. rbibodaux, Surveyor ON the
10th May, 1879. This ssls IL made subject to
y servltude Ut drain IA favor Of residence
tract If Joseph 8. G0odo aud community.
The purchaser to keep main ditch clean
ed to receive water Ii ON trout tract.
Terms and conditions Ut sale cash ~ the
spot IN United States treasury notes.
NV. 18th, 1884 H.
THEOPHILE THIBODAux.
,.r v..It Sheriff.
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