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MOthers! Mother Z!
MOthePg:!!

Are You disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by q sick child
suffering and crying with the OK
cruciatiug pain of eating teeth Z
If so, 60 at once aud get . hottie
of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH
ING SYRUP. /: will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it ; there is no mis-
take about it. There il 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.
aud relief aud health to the child.
operating like magic. It is perfect
" safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, Cad is tie
prescription of one of the Oldest
md best female physicians aud
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. Is cents a bottle.
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Where the Fire is Out.
Magic No More q NystHeSeea
"a From Across ne World.

"Haroun Of Aleppa'" said Sir Philip D.rval.
''haL mastered every secret In nature which
the nobl-r magic seehs t" fathOsn. He dis
c,vered that the true art 1T healing y to help
Nature to throw of the diseasr~tO suMmOn
~ it were. the whole system to eject the enc
n ' that has fastened ON . part. HE process
see all included the refrigeration of the
principle of life"
In thIs the Eastern sage merely anticipated
the practice Of the hest phyaicians Of to-day.
What lite itself is, nobody knew hen-no
body knows now. But We have learned aone
thing at tho reasNns why the mysterious tide
rises and falls. Provided the great organs Of
the body are not irreparally destroyed. medi
cal science can ALWAYS relieve, and often save.
Yet no reputable physician nov adhcrea h
the barbaruus and stupid pro,rsses Vt dcplc-
ton. sucL ns bleeding. by which it was st
tempted to cure disease BY reducing the pa
tic nt's ability to resist it. Nowadays We do
not tear down the fort to help tho garrison
we strengthen it.
In this intelligent and heneficcnt work. it
is conceded that PARkERS TONIC leads all
other medicines. As an ;DvigOrant it acts inn
metiateIy and powerfully upon the circals-
tion and the organs of digestion. thus giving
Nature the assistance she calls for. 1t follows
thar all milmt nts Of the AtonN"ch, kidneys and
liver arc ut onct relieved Ur cuted. n" other
preparation emb"dics the same qualities or
produces similar rrsults. 1t il delicious to
use. and the best known aMti~-iMtoxirx:t.
Price Soc. and 81. HIscux & Co.. New York.
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ROMANCE. Romance is n0us the less
trne becanss it il 90 common. We
should not romance because all
people may have it, any moro Than We
should scern c0kor because everybody
else a see. If the dukes and the min
cess-s may have romance, aud the kit
chen maid and the garbage D have a
Irritation ut the back gate, it only shows
that romance IL a. necessary part Of
human life u. food aud sIeep. All poo
p'" pass through it - through teeth
ing and the m~asles, but unlike teeth.
ing and the measles. it is 40 pleasant
that they love tn read about it and INN.
CINE what it will be ; the old folks who
have passed through 1t. like to read thu
histories, real Or fictitious, Of others.
1t never will 60 out of fashion. and new
will DO very different from what it i.
now. You might as we'll try to ltake
tho skeleton out Of a girl 40 to take the
cut of her.
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We fear that the recent spell Of
cold weather has killed all the stub
Ole cane in this parish. Seldom
has so severe and continued a freeze
visited onr parish. 1t is evident
to Us chat tho seasons are undergo
Ing = change each year. 1t is par
tlcuIarly apparent to Us that the
winters are becoming more severe.
the destruction of forests
- an important factor in inducing
the ~change.-MarksriM Rerieu.
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CUTElNThe colored delegates
and some IF the white ones who
have lately visited Washington,
have a great deal to say about the
Democratic party and the reduc
ton OF Tariff on sugar. One would
linagine. from reading these effu
s'ons. with which they ill the col
umS OF the newspapers with inter
views, that the Democrats in Con
gress were terrible fellows. and that
the Republicans were all ready 10
60 to Heaven, just like the men who
are hung all abOot the couLtry eve
~ Friday. These intervicwe,s
think that their pOetical effusiOus
are very cute and brilliant.
They are very careful not to in.
tervi-w Representative Hiscock of
New York, the Republican leader
III tue House If Representatives,
who introduces bills to repeal the
duty on sugar aud admit it free.
They are very careful not to inquire
what party has had the reins of
government in their hands for a
~ 30 years and who have made all
the reductions that have been made
in the Tariff GU sugar and rice.
They do not inquire what party
passed II law admitting sugar from
the Sandwich Islands, free from
thus at one stroke cutting off
that market for a sugar; they do
not interview the Republican lead
ers OH the subject of admitting su
gar from Mexico free, which was
attempted by tho Senate and
Gen. Grant. Oh no, they ask no
such questions; they prefer to hunt
NJ some Democrat iu tie dark and |
interview him on the subject.
These fellows are cute-exceed
ingly cute. They seem to have for
that those who are too smart
young.
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THE SANE OLD STORY The

THE SANE OLD STORY The
Congressional Committees on tho
riots in Copiah County Mississippi,
and nanville, Virginia are grinding
their mills.
White vagabonls, to accomplish
their own ends and obtain power,
stir the negro ~ until he begins to
show signs of fight, aud to talk big
about ''de pore white trash," then a
riot is prrcipitatrd and the negro
gets II genteeI cleaning ont, inst as
their white leaders plan it for them.
1t is the same OLD story. There
never has heen \ riot in which the
negro has not come out second
best, and still, under white sconn
drrls they will bring them on. The
same old story.
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Sugar growers who are dispos
ed to find fault with Morrison's %
per cent reduction tariff, aud who
are thereby accusing the Democrat
&c Party of striving to iojure the
sugar business, will find themselves
consoIed by reading the resolution
OF Hiscock. the Republican leader
in the House of Representatives.
which demands the entire abolition
Ut the Tariff on sugar, 80 az to ad
NIT it free.
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II. S. Holden, n native of this
town, hut now a resident of Dallas.
Texas was here, last Saturday, &C.
c"mpani+d bv his charming bride,
Miss Nellie Wylie of Dallas.
The SENTINEL extends it's con
gratnlat.ons TO Tommy and his fair
partner, wishing them all the joys
and.happiness:.that should attend the
realities of life, and trust that their
future may ever be bright and pros
porous.
They left via, New Orleans and
Mardi Gras for their home in Dali
las. Tommy is looming up as one of
the leading merchants in that city.
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SAMsON 9 LK0s AND LoCks.--When Del;
IAN clipped OF Samson's locks that mighty
athlete at once became "as other men," II
u couid be proved that the possession OF
lnxuriant hair would enable men to tear
open lions jaws, Hiscox & Co. wouid be
dr1ven Wild in the effort to supply enough
VI Farkers Hair Baisam to meet the de-
nland. Aslt is. the Balsam prevents your
nalr rom iaillng out, and restores the ORR
glnai color II faded OF gray. Besides it is q
great addition to the toilet table simnlv "a
. dressing. =.
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SMALL POx.- This terrible dis
ease has been prevailing in Donald
sonsille and suburbs for several
months.
Out Of 81 cases, 30 have racov
cred. Is died, leaving 8 still sick
OF whom three will or have died.
From a history of this disease in
charlottesville prepared for the
Board of Health by DR.. j. d. Hous
ton, We clip the following as print
ell in the Donaldsonville Chief.
Still there are people who will not
Oe v~accinated, preferring if they
do get the disease, to die rather
than apply SO simple and effective
a remedy.
There is one more point npon
which l wish briefly to touch if Won
will kindly indulge me with the
necessary space. 1t concerns the
evidence presented by the events
Of this epidemic, aud the one that
has just come to q close inv Donald
sonville, Az to the value of a preven
tive measure, which IN respect of
the number Of lives it has saved in
the past, and the progl essively in
creaslng number that will undoubt
eddy be preserved by it in the flu
tn1e. must be looked upon as the
most beneficent discovery that the
history of medical triumDhs has ia !
record. Every case of small pox
ny me, and they have not been
a few, has been carefully examined
with reference to the fact of pre
v'ons vaccination. the date of per
formance, and the character of scar
scars. As a result of such inoui
~ L can confidently say that this
epidemic has not furnished, to INV
knowledge. a single authentic in
of small pox contracted at
ter recent and INSTRUMENTATION.
l mean one that has been perform
ed within five Years, aud ,ha6 has
left IA a result . certain quantity
and quality of cicatrix. In none Of
the few cases Of small pox after vac
cination observed by me was the
date Of vaccination later than 1873.
"a, and in but two, even OF these.
tue scars Of the character that
consider typical.
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CRUELTY.-It is high time that
ii society tor the prevention of cruel
~ to animals was organized III this
Parish.
Cows starving to death on the
streets, mules so poor they can
hardly stand erect, with shoulders
raw, AMI marks Of poles and' clubs
over their body. made to drag loads
that are entirely too heavy tor them
to draw. are common sights.
II people will moi take care of
stock, and use them with some spe
cles ofh"manity they ought not TO
own them, aud if they will not feed
them, when there il no grass they
shonld be made TO sell them 10 per
Mons who will and eau do 40. Such
sights are Il disgrace to civilization.
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TIE UNIVERSITY q \. IR|

y located y. SEWANEE, TENN, m =
Cumberland Plateau, 2.OOO teat chow - =
level. This School, under the special ~.
a@e n the Bishops II the Protestant 11S
pal Church N th~ South and S0uth = -
the he;sithiest residence and the hess ~
ges, both moral sud educational. In ~
mar S'hoO 'ud its Collegiate snA 11e
ca! DEPARTMENTS. For tho specisI 60
th's University fer patronage. appl ~
msnts to the Rev, TELkAIR H000oos
D.. Vise Chancellor. Sewanes. Tesn.
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FOR CLERK OF U

Please announce that the numerous friends
Of Mr.. EMILE E. LEBLANC, will support
him ct the primary election, held on SATURDAY.
March 9Th. 1884. for the Office Of Clerk of the
10th. Judicial District Court.
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TAI Cvalee%.~

lax C0alsetana a
Ihib"daux. L., jasu.r,
10 all per~na engaged IA ~
parrish Of LsfourrG~.
You are hereby n"tiied In s.u
aud pay your lic~nses fur ~
fore March 3ist. 1891 n avoid
and III per rent penalty ~ atss.sa
D,v. T,x c.,,,.u, P.E. Ion
~"'''c'"r' lAlish
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NOTICE.

Thri"int committee Of 1hiboa.,,
NJ. !, and Home Hook asd I.adI~HS
met t.r The purpose If tndiar ss44U(
tor r,'SI'n= (nn's 10 pay several -
short 6une dA the suaxni6eest ~ q
for the h~n~iit IL the liirbke
give = grand fair on til. t~ur&
april. l"'ing TIE day Ut the EnsSe%.
Parade. I
BY order OF the Committee.
H. u. NICHRss
q. AzEAA.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURES.

Please announce the name Of DR.. WILLIAM
r. HARANG ~ candidate for the State Leoi,
iatufe, 1t the primary election, held ON Satul
day, March 9Th. 1884. 80
p MANY VOTERS.
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FOB DISTRICT JUDGE.

Please announce ARTHUR F. KNoBLocH =.
candidate for the Office Of Judge Of the 10th
judicial Diatrict. at the primary election to
u held On the 9Th Of March, 1854.
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FOR SHERIFF.

NJ. Editor: Please announce the name of
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX, az candidate
for the Office of SHERIFF of the Parish of
1Afourche, subject to ac%onvention or prelimi-
nary election.
MANY FRIENDS.
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FOR DISTRICT

Please announce f.. A. O'sULLIvAN. "A
candidate for the Office ut District Attorney
Parishes Of Lafourchs and At
the primary Election, held March 8th, 1854.
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FOR CORONER.

NJ. Editor. Please announce the name Of
DR. FULTON ROGERS, % . candidate, for
CORONER Of the Parish of Lafourche, at the
General Election, to be held April 22d. 1884.
MANY VOTERS.
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Look in at s. T. Grisamore.
House Furnishing Depot and see
what a handy place it will be to
buy useful aud ornamental pres
ents.
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The nomination of candidates
for the Legislature indicates that
the approaching one will be com
posed Of the best and most reliable
citizens Of Louisiana.
The people have made M their
mind TO elect only good aud wor
thy men to represent them in the
Senate and louise of Representa-
tiv-S.
They will expect that body to
take the interests OF the people in
charge aud enact Laws for tina gen
eral prosperity, and not for mOnop-
oI'es or rings Or rich corporations.
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FOR CORONER.

Please announce that the numerous friends
Of DIR. JOHN GAZZO JR. will support him
at the primary election on Saturday March
9th. 1884, for the office of Coroner.
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FOR CORONER.

We are authorized to announce DIR. C.. A,
BOURGEOIS, as candidate tor Coroner of
the Parish of LAfourche, at the preliminary
1884.
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TAX NOTICES.
Notice to orners Of imMoraLle prop.
s'ty ~hosc postctace aatdrxss Is to
me MnkNOtcn.

Office State Tax Collector. Lafourche.
Thibodanx. February % 1894.
In conformity with the provisions .. Sec.
81. Of Act No. 96 Of 1892.
l hereby officially notify the following
named persons. their agents or :~sisneos,
whose post Office address is to me I'M
known. that the State and parish tax as
sessed to them OH immovab.e property in
this parish. the amount Of which. together
with the amout Of each assessment. il set
opposite to each persons nalne ~ follows:
Asseas- Amount
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N WV OWI bCt g1U q So
fell due and should have been baid in full
O. or before tho first day Of September
1883. That each and every one Of them
became II delinquent for said tax~sso on the
said day; that after the expiration Of Swen
~ days from date Of this notice, /, 40 dep-
~ tax collector of the Parish Of Lxfourclie.
will advertise for sale the immovable prom
erty on which the taxes are due. in the
manner provided by law for judicial sales |;
that at the principal front door Of the
Courthouse, where the Civil District
Court Ut said parish 10 held I will sell with
III the legal hours for jndicisl sales. for
cash. and without apprxisement. such nor
ton OF said inmovable property a. each
persoD shall point ont tn me and in case
each or any Of You shall not point ont ruf.
fcient property that I will Ut once and
without further delay, sell for cash. With
ont appraisenent. the least qusnt,ty of
said 'mmovable property which sny bid
der will buy for the amount Of all current
and previous taxes assessed and now due
upon said im~lnovxble property, with inter-
est' Gusts and attorney fees. Interest ON
the above from January l. 1884 will be- nt
tne rate OF 5 per cent . month.
P. E. LORIO.
Deputy State Tax Collector, Parish Of In
Ao"'cne' 2t-Fcb.-2 Z, 1884
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
/ CURE Fits

shy cure 4 ~ hvI moan Eerety teeu yl-
At.'no aud then havc them resarn ageia. InA&
cal cure. ] have made tho hiseaso q Fl1A ILL.,
or FILLING SICKNESS lifelong Nudy. yvaNl2
rSn'Stiv ~ cnrO tha w0rSt easea. Doeaau 6mSA
tii'ii';r NJ r"asrr for not now receiving ee1fA.2k
onr' ff . ~trrs,iso and . Pre- noytle u Ill.,
r'"'o''r ~, Express and rost 0Mea u -
n1'!:: t-.Hl, and I win cure y0a.
A@.rss DIR. Y. q. ROOF. - -
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ORDINANCES No. lxe.

= =. ALLAN, SocfCtarY,
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Our Custom Departs
COUNTRY ORDEi

VIII receive onr prninpt atteusioA. "a
a,". sta:.' irasure'nents willingly ~ ~
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THE LATEST NEWS.

i -A q x ~ #
/ The president gave State dinner
on Wednesday, the first given at tht
White House this season.
Charles F. Roberts has been nomi
mated as Register of the land Office al
Humboldt, CAL. and Richard Melrost
as postmaster at Anaheim. California
The Western Union Telegraph com.
pany is reducing expenses wherever
possible. This new move is said to
have originated with Jay Gould's s
order.
Australian adyices state the crops
are in splendid condition. 1t is esti-
mated that South Australia will have
100000 bushels of wheat for ex-
port. Victoria, 100000.
A New York writer says Mr.. Gould
has taken hold of the Northern Pacific
not entirely to sustain the market, but
also to control that enterprise and ex-
tend his influence with the Pacific
roads.
The Mapleson opera company, after
concluding engagements at ST. Louis
and Cincinnati, leave for California
about March |, stopping at Kansas
City, Denver, Cheyenne and Salt Lake
City. Patti and Gerster both accom-
pany the party.
A fire in the fve-story apartment
mouse in New York created y panic
among the occupants, dozen Of
whom, occupyinZ the upper floor, es-
capped to the roof in their night
clothes, and jumped to the roof six
feet below Mrs. Michael and her
granddaughter were probably fatally
burned. Three other tenants were
burned On the face and hands. i
A Denver dispatch of the 3lst says:
After a heavy run the Merchants and
Mechanics bank. Leadville. suspended
this afternoon and was Immediately
attached. Thirty seven thousand
more attachments follow. No ssti-
mate of the liabilities or what they
will probably pay is at present obtain
f,eels.dvilfee@isthee ,el. heUysfo Uyasffo5hdas. f enc Anf in
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A Hew Use for TOmbstones.

M. Aurille, an architect, ordered ola
Paris upholsterer named Distruit II
suit Of bedroom furniture for 2,50J
francs. He was delighted with his
bargain, until one morning his wife,
while dressing, read on the back of the
toilet table Regrets eternels, engraved
IN the marble. The effect produced on
her mind by this discovery led to
further investigation of the furniture.
The marble topof chest of drawers
was fled, and on the underside NJ.
and Nine. Aurille read: "Bon pere.
bon epoux. All speculation was then
at an end; NJ Distruit had gone to the
cemetery for his marble slabs. NJ.
Aurille declared that he would have no
such sepplchral memorials in the house,
and asked the iradesinan TO take back
tlle furniture. The latter having de-
clined, the architect refused to pay the
BILL. The Civil Tribunal of the Seine
held that the marble was not less marble
because It had once been put to funeral
ilsc, md orasereJ nj. ausille to pay.