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Nercury
al SURriSe.

mercury
al SURrise.
1920. May y, killing frost............. %
1921, April IS, severe cold mornings. Is
1922, April 23 hard frost -
NAV :. killing frost ........... -
1928, April %, destructive frost. ...... Il
MAY 6. killing frost st......... 26
1924. April 10 and 20, smart frost 900. 2S
June Il, snow; Is, frost. 81
1925, April u and -. earth frozen. .... %
1896, April II and IS, hard frost. ...... "a
1927, May and 8, earth frozen. ...... 80
June %, "a, and -, white frost. 81
1898, April 3 ana ., severe frost. ...... %
1879, April -, great frost. ............. y
1890. April 3 and 4, earth frozen. ...... -
April y and 2S, earth froZcn.... %
1881. April l2 and Is. severe frosts.... q
MAY 0 and 10. killing irosts. .... %
1892, March Is, most severe fr0st......
April 8, hard frost. %
1893, April Il, killing frost ............ 20
1884, April % and 30, large white frosts. 80
May. II, Is. IL, and II. killing 4.
frO't>.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
1885, March !, most intensely cold;
mercury degrees below zero at
7o'clock 4. NJ, and at zero at
l0P. NJ.
Mach 2, mercury at zero At \.
VI.
March ), mercury . degrees below
zero &C q A. NJ.
March q, mercury 6 degrees above
zero at 3 4. VI.
April IL and 90, great white frost,, -
May % and y. great white irostS, 81
1896, April and -, earth hard frozen, %
MAY 10 and Is, white frosts.. ...... 3i
1891, May |. snow; >, killing Frost. 2G
1888, April 20, snow all day; 81, severe
irOst. ......,."............ -
May Q. hail and snow; 10, IL. II,
20, 30, and 80, white frosts..... 81
1889, April ~, large white frost ....... p
lS4O, March - and 20, severe frosts.... %
May :. IL, II, l3, and II, smart
froSts.. ............ 81
lS41, Ma 8 and 4, great white frOsts... %
1912, April /. severe frosts. ............. 20
lS43, March 10. severely cold. .......... !
March "a, severely cold ..,...... 3
June 2. smart frost. 3j
1874, March -, severely cold .......... 10
June II. FROST. 81
IS45, April 9, destructive frost ...... 20
1876, April IA. great frost. ........ q
MAY 10, frost, killing corn, &c.,. 30
lS4T, March IL, very severe frost. 49,. IL
ADnl 10, destructive frost, fruit
killed.. ..................... %
Nav IL and rs, smar; ir0sts. .......... =.
lSis, March rs, severely cold. .......... =.
May II, IS, and Is. frosts. ...... >.
ls49, ApIil l6 and II, most destructive
irosts; fruit. wheat, corn, peas,
&c, grieyously injured or de-
siroyed ........... ............... ..
Tie same writer, whose production fret
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..,.a..lllslss. TAlLeRs AsD lcpIerns.n..
oTIJS1S(11s sS1V@Srn".SSHT
THE LAST CHANCE.


Having made all ofmy ARRANGEMENTS 10 seil thc
balance Of the sT0CKof FINE CLOTHING on
TUESDAY, duly 2eth, and % the trade only, will
continHe 10 sell az RETAIL until
SATURDAY, July 26rB,
which win be positively the last day at retail.
BARGAINS IN MEMS SUITS,
BARGAINS IN MEMS TROUSERS,
BARGAINS IN BOYS SUITS,
BARGAINS IN CHiLDREN's SUITS,
BARGAINS IN LIGHT AND HEAVY
OVERCoATS.
This is one Of the opportunities to buy real fine
CLOTHING at your own price. No reasonable
offer refused There win be goods sold at retail
at the auction but everything will be sold in large
lots 10 the trade.
FIXTURES FOR SALE. STORE FOR RENT.
Possession given August let.
A. ~. KELLEY. Trustee,
jvts NIisft store, 0l2 Main street.
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Oilier l.anles.

Especial telegram 70 ule D,spaich.l
Washington Nationals. 9; Chicago, !.
New York: Metropolilans, .; AthlctIcs,5.
Boston: Providence. 3: Bostons. 4.
Boston: Boston lUnions) 3; 81. Louis
Unions), ;.
Baltimore: Baitimores. II; BROOKLYN. 0.
philadelphia: Keystone (Unions), 4; Cin-
ciunati Il nions), O.
Bu0aio: Chicago. 2; Budalos. /.
Pittsburgh: A.eghanys, 8; Washing.
tons. >.
Trenton, v. j.: Tren,ons, 3; Ac,iyes,
Of Reading, III.
Cleveland Detroiis. 3: Cleveland. 9.
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MEETING or THE EASTERN LEA0UE-THE I9o'
SIDE AND YORK CLUBS ADMITTED.

A special meeting Of The Eastern League
Of baseball clubs was held at the Bingham
House Yesterday. The delegates present
were W. &. Seldom and Felix |. Moses,
Virginia club. Richmond. Va; j. L. West
and Joseph simmons, Wilmington Club !;
:. Roineman. Trenton club; David Pier
son. Domestic Club, Newark. \. J. J. VI.
Farrell, Allentown Club; :. T.. Buch, Ac-
tive Club. Reading. Pa; Robert Clark.
Ironsides Club. Lancaster, Pa. and Grler
Her,h, York Club. PrcsideIt ". {. sed-
don occupied the chair.
Some discussion took place in regard 10
counting the games PLAYED by the Moni'
mental and Harrisburg Clubs Tor the cham
pionship. both these clubs having disband-
cd but no action was tIken, the Chair ruling
that the matter could not be lcte upon be-
fore the annual meeting in January. The
Ironsides Club. OF Lancaster. and the
York Club, OF York. Pa. were adj
mitted to full membership. The A..
lartic Club. OF Long Island CITY.
which had been admitted by telegraph
20 il the Harrlsburg's dates, was eX-
PEELED for falling 10 meet il obligations.
No other business was transacted and the
League adjourned until its annual meeting
m JauuarV
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90 y l. y Il : d!

The reports from the use Of sWiFT'> >PECI-
FIG T.. =. s. in the treatment Of Cancer continue
10 De wonderful. There seems to be no doubt hat
tits positive specific fos shin.Cances or Epthe-
ioma.
"For twenty wears suffered from Canc-r on
nv neck. Patent pota n and Mercury Mixture,
fed instead of curing lie Cancer. lost tr use pI
my arms aud the upper psrt Of my body. MV gcn-
cral lcalih was broken down, and NY lhc was IC-
sraiIod Of =. =. = cured me sound and "cll. This
now lease Ct Iicit gave 10 me cannot DC IA" sUr ~
hy any monetary N3lD". owe INV lic ana TIC sup
port OF my family to swift specific.
"W.E. Robson, DaN.sbor0', "a
"Mr. Brooks, near Albany, was hopcicssly A.
ficted with Cancer. II had eaten EroIgl nj nose
into his mouth and throst. The time Of li- dcuh
was Ouly question Of a very short i'ne. lie
prayad tor death, hI sHiering - greet. :. =.
:. has had q wonderful eject on him. Ills i'm
yrOycIncnt g. great thtt w. all feel sure OF MS
being perfectly cured n time.
". Ii. GILBERT, Albany Ga.
Our TreGtlscon Blood-and >kin-Usease- mailed
frce 70 applicants.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 2.
Atlanta, Ga.
New York Office, l5a ". Twenty third street;
Philadelphia Office 1905 Chestnut street.
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OLD-TIME WEATHER.

The following first appeared in print in
1S40, and gives an idea Of weather in Han
over in the better days Of the republic:
le.n,,.,,
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

ALLIGATOR. SEAL, and GRANDFATHER
CLUB SACKS;
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CHMDREN's, GENTLEMEN's. and BOYS
SUMNER BOOTS. SHOES, TIES, SLIPPERS,
aud PUMPS. J. A. GRiGG,
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GROURIEs.
scmEEEs. PAINTS. OILS. GLASS. dc

V,HiS Is NO HUMBUG.-BONA FIDE
4 CLosiNG-0uT SALE OF PAINTERS AND
ARTISTS MATERIALS, consisting OF Lewis's
White Lead. s625 per hnudred pounds; Pare
Putty. S2.25 per hundred ponds; Colors IN OIL,
Dry Csl0ys. Mineral PaiRts cals0mine, Clues,
VarriShes, Dryers, brushes, Window-1lass, Mir
roTs. Windsor snd kewton's OIL. and Water
Colors below cost m order 10 close ont IN thirty
days. Ten-horse-power Engine and tw iye-borse-
power Boiler. good ~ new, for sale cheap.
". l.. WI6kND.
IN elm 730 east Main street.
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SUMMER rrsoprs.
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INNINGS.


TNtal 90. s.ss - tS 4" - 50
McClcsky out Tor leaving base-line. Powell ms
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-18

NAI II for the working class. send ~ cents
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possible at any business. Capital not required
We Will start yon. You can WORK all the time or
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That ali wso want work may test IL. business, We
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Dr., RQSh'S REGULATOR "

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-18
Ears for the Million 4!
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This oil Is abstrscted from peculiar species Of
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hearing were discovered By = Buddhist Priest
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ard many SO seemingly miraculous, that the rem
edy was officially proclaimed over the entire Ela.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-18

"lts virtues are unquestiona BILE and its curxti W
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Editor OF the Mercantile Review
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KIND, SINCERE WORDS.

Hr AZ E.. a - 49, r.
We are 10 receipt of . lstter fsom
Senator r. L. .Gibson, one pfs the
true aud earnest advocates Of the
interests Of Louisiana in the Halle
OF Congress, from which the follow
ing extracts are taken. @
II am glad. to see one Of -osr La
fourclle boys coming prominently
forward into public life. 1t is now
adays a sever ordea!-tO stand
on all measures square for the peO-
pie, AMI At the ~ame time, to do
the full measure of Justice to every
body and all interests, bur. ! be
Iieve, my friend Knobloch will have
AL honorable Career.
1 am always delighted to see one
Of our Terreboine and Lafourclie
boys descrvedly successful in any
walk Of life and surely none u lie
more honorable than 10 serve the
people With fidelity All | honor.
It will be a sad day for on PEG
rle when the men in public life
shall not look TO THEM MS the
source Of power aud favor, but 10 "a
mere Machine Of IL few men inter
posed htyccn deserving officials
aud the people whose interest
they mist serve and whose bidding
they must ob.y, or te expelled.
Carpet bagsery was nothing IL con
pariSon with such y r"ci".", If one,
established in our State.
l shall always do anything in my
power to serve the good people Of
Latourche aud shall never forget
the kindness with which | was sup
ported by her people and k.preseu
tatives when l was u candida;e for
the Senate"
Unless the indications are deceit
full the tendency to arrest the
dOmineering ambition IF the "mere
machine" is about receiving it's
qnietus in Lafourche and Louisiana.
The people + about making up
their minds to prove themselves
masters of the situation aud not
mere tools Of designing impostors.
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MOthers! MOthers!!
~OthcPv!!!


Are yon disturbed at night and
broken CT your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with the OK
cruciating pain Ot emitting teeth I
If so, 60 at once aud get . bottle
of MRS. WINSLOW'S HOOTH
ING SYRUP. I: will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it; there il no mis
TAX" about it. There il not .
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 and health to the child.
operating like magic. 1t is perfect
" safe to use in all casea, and
pleasant to the taste, cad 10 tie
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end best female physicians aud
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. IS cents q bottle.
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We clip the following from the
Shreveport Democrat. The Demo
crat will discover that the support
ers OF McEnery will be found in
strong force, in opposition to Lot.
teries, rings and. monopolies when
the time to fight those enemies Of
public prosperity comes.
The NOMINATIONS Elsewhere
We give u list of the nominations
made by the Democratic State Con
vention at Baton Rouge yesterday.
The result cannot prove otherwise
than disappointing to q large ma
jority of the party in this portion Of
Democratic Northwest Louisiana.
The ticket, as u whole, it, not "a
strong as We expected it to be, and
while We accept it as the best that
can be had under the circums,an
ces, we shall not cease to war upon
the lottery, the rings aud the mono
poles. which had SO large a share
in forcing it upon the party. Al
intelligent, right thinking, honest
men, will approve the spirit which
prompted aud dictated the course
of the delegates opposed to the ad
ministrati0n. Loving principles
more than the temporary success
OF men, they sacrificed their wishes
aud determined to prevent the dis
ruptiun of the Democratic party in
the State at every hazard. By
their patriotic course they have pre-
served the unity Of the party aud
given the lie to the unwarrant
ed aud unjust insinuations of a
bolt made by the friends of the ad
mlnistrati0n before the assembling
OF the convention. We exhort ev
cry true friend Of reform and we'll
wisher Of the best Interests OF the
common wealth, from this time for
ward, to scrutinize closely the char
acter and record Of every man of
himself for legislative hon
ors, aud to see to it, as far as it
lies III his power, that only houest
and inc0rruptible men are intrusted
with the law making power. Here
in lies the safety Of the people
and the prosperity of the State.
With q Legislature composed of
men who cannot be bought.
the schemes of the ring will come
TO nought.
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Swept into the Stream.
One Thoxsamd Acres Of Lasa aSd
"Rtght Smart Of Beays.n

On tho deck Of . big Mississippi steamboat
stood an aged Southern Planter. Indieatias
BY . sweep Of his arm tho waters tie -,
vss passing over, be said to . passesesr from
the North when I was twelve years old
l Killed my first bear on q new plant.&;on nv
father was then cutting out Of . forest tia,
grew directly over the waters Of thia hand
That was q mighty good plantation, aud thers
was right smart Of bears there, too. hat thu.
one thousand acres of land went into tha NJ.
sissippi years ago." s. 80
1t u putting no strain p tho figure Ia
say maj great forests Of youthful hC0e. ~
manly beauty aud manly strength ~ s~sn,
IN the same way every year into ~ ~rsst
taroi6 torrent Of disease and death. YET r
should not be 20. That it is 90 is 4 diaorsce
- ven az loss. People are largely too csreleas
or zoo stupid to defend their own intersst.~
the most precious Of which is health. Th.t
gone, all - gone. Disease is simDle. hut ="
reckiessness or ignorance the simple,t th;nos
might as well be a. complex az q propos;t;on
IN Conc sections. As the huge W estern nv
e.s. wnicn 30 often food tho cities along their
snoseS, arise IN Q few mountain syringe. so ail
our aiin'ents can be traced to impure hlocl
and . small group Of disordcred orrnns
,Ihe most effective aud iuc1usive 1e0cav <o.
disease 10 PARkER'S TONIC IL ooss III ~
sources OF pain and weakness. In resnom.s
70 lts action. the liver, kidneys. stOm.ch .rS
neart begin their work atresh. and d;ses.e =.
driven out. The Tonic is not, bovever m IN
t0xicant. but cures . desire for atronv a,;nE
nave you Dyspepsia, ~rheumatisln. al fronhie:
Wnlcn nave refused to yield to other asents !
Here is your help. "s0"''
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OoNr SPILL THE MILK.-"There is nc
uss crying over spilled mill. . says the old
NV: II you arc not only bald. but have
no life In tho roots Of your hair. there is
no usc crying over that. either. Take
10Th tune and yourself by the forelock
while there 10 . forolock left. Apply Par.
kerr Hair Balsam to your hair before mat
ter &ee worse. 1t will arrest tho falling
p g yo1r hair snd restore its originai col
OF. gIces q sofsness. 1t is a perfect dress
ing withal. clean. richly perfumed, cools
and heals the scalp. !,
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Last week the SENTINEL pub
Iished the death of the venerable
Louis David Of Assumption, one
of the Oldest French born citizens of
the Latonrche' country.
Eight days afterwards his wife,
who had been bis companion for
more than half Il century, the par
taker Of his joys and his cares, fol
lowed him to the unknown land.
Their remains now repose side by
side iu the quiet cemetery:
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Nor1cE
Tax CslleSx.a|

Tax CGlIee
Thitodaux. La. 8ee1erI!
NOTICE il hereby rivcs q. n
Of the Fsrish VI Lsi"rrch.. Il.
sessed in the year 1899. ~ 49,
tax rolls "n file in my ole.
gage office Of this Parish; ,hss
due and will hcco,ue d~rljrs.ss. syMG
day OF December, and shs1 E.S
the rate of3 per cent pr 49,
dxt., until sold in accordssss "a
Tax payers are invited n <,l
setIlr, in order to avoid SsStTMS
I ~
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENr.-A large pro-
portion OF the readers of the TAibodaxx
SMasa are farmers. many of whom desire
. great deal moro Of farm literature than
ws are able to give in our limited space.
TO accommodate all such we have made
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2 large Is page paper, published at Fort
Wayne: Ind. the subscription price Of
which is $1.O0 per year. Every planter in
1efonrche parish should avail himself of
this magnificent offer.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-01-26

Ayers sarsaparilla, being highly concen
trated. requires . smaller dose, and is
moro elective dose for dose than u other
medicine. It 10 the cheapest because the
best: Quality and not quantity should be
considered.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-01-26

Ayers Pills cure constipation, improve
the appetite. promote digestion. restore
healthy action, and regulate every fnnc
ton. They are pleasant to take. gentle in
their operation, yet thorough, searching.
aud powerful in subduing disease. =,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-01-26
FOB SHERIFF..

N. E3ieov Please announce the name Of
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX. as candidate
for the Office Of SHERIFF Of the Parish of
LAtourche, subject to acOnvention or prelimi-
nary election.
MANY FRIENDS,