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Content un anttdOfe pour les ma1o-
dies occasionnees par IL poison ,niasmatique
Qui. jusqu ici nest pas comm avuir entire dams
ancnn antre remede. ii ne content pas de
Quinine, hi aucune substance minerale on de-
letere quelconque. ct couseqnemineht ne pro-
duit ancun effct maifaisant sur Ia ceDstitu-
tion, laissant le systnne tel quill etait avAnt
lattaque.
Nous sarantisons q az lie ."AGCE
CURE d,Ayer guerit tout cas- de iievre
ct dc frisson fevres intermittentes mi
tentes ct bilieuses, ct Ia maladIe dc .oie occa-
sionnee par lie miasme. Dams lie cas- OH. apres
que Ion aurait fait un usage su.fisaminent
prolOnge du remede n'obtrnai. pas lie resultat
voulu. les marchands sont autorises. par notre
circnlaire. Ell date du Ter Juliet 1882, den
renibOurser lie cO1t.
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A vendre par tous les Droguistes.
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Giants ard Little ci.u

"Specials" for EnsilasaL
Ra!se.s and Oa:rymcn. ThaSf
tors are the best In tho mark~l
we guarantee perfect safia0nsS3
or no sale. Our 1853 cuts.,rs
particularly fine and tha -
have ever produced. lfourc
are not represented In your
please write Us for psicoa
for illustrated circular to
r. W. ROSS q a
FULTON. oSWEco CO
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CORRESPONDANCE.
LLE-ORLEANs, 16 Janvier 1884

Brrrrrrrrrrr !....
Mais 81 lie froid est passe, Mr..
rEditeur, avouez quill a mordu
dams les deux premieres semaines de
janvier 1884. On Sc croft au sud de
la Siberle on de la Laponie.
Dieu veuille que les orangers,
don't !e fruit nest pas moins deli
cieux que lie parfum, ct qui sont les
divins pommiers de la Louisiana,
n'aient pas etc frappes jusqu'au
ceur par ce froid mortel ct quasi
sib&rien!
Probablement non. Nous n'avons
Gu nj lie yerglas nj la neige. LefrOid
q etc vif ct mordant, mails Sec. II
ma pas perez lie cGur ct penetre
PANE des orangers.
Mails il parait que vous ne crai-
gnez rien par Thibodaux, nj lie froid
nj rhiver, nj la glace nj la neige,
surtout quand il s'agit dune bonnie
action ct de Accomplishment dun
deyoir. Au besoin, vous traverse
riez les iammes, CONNIE les Sala-
mandres.
Et n'est-ce pas lie cas-?
N'avez-vous pas une compagnie
de pompiers, d'hommes de fen, COM
me on dit, ct ces Firemen reculent-
lis devant lie feu, la famine ct la
mort, sill lie faut DOrmenti lis
quand palarme some, ct quel que
soft lie temps ct quellle que soft
lheure, hesitent-ils une seule mi
mute?
Aussi les DANES de Lafourche,
genereuse entire toutes, apres avoir
donn6 deux charmantes representa-
tons au bensice de reglise episco-
p%alienne de Tlibodau1, ont-elles Ell
la bonnie ct courageuse idee, mardi
ct mercredi dernier, cette fois pour
lie beneice du Thibodaur Fire Co.
Nc. 1 ct du Home HOOK AID Ladder
Co. No. l, de renouveler leurs char
nantes representations.
ST nous ayons employee lie mot
coayageur, c'est que mardi dernier,
il ne faisait pas bon Sc promener en-
culottes de toile ct en- robe de gaze
par les rues de Thibodaux ct du
cote du pont Gu Bayou. Brrrrrr!..
Pour lie Capitaine Michelet, le
directeur de ces soirees ct de ces
fetes, il ne craint nj le fen nj lie
foid. Eft la Seatiaeile, de son cote,
postee en- avant, a la meme insen-
sibilite devant les Clements ct les
ennemis. C'est lie devoir.
Mails 81 chacun de nous faisait
son devoir, CONNIE tout trait bien
dams ce bas monde, OH tout ne va
pas bien, OF beaucoup de chooses
won't meme quelquefois fort NAL
Prenons-en toutefois notre part,
esperant aussi que lie mieux viendra
En- attendant, ct 81 tout est cor
rect dams yotre paroisse, Mr.. rEdi-
teur, il men est pas moins vrai cue
vOus etes tout aussi bien merac4s
que les autres, Que vos co-parois-
stems courent nos risques, ct meme
que lie danger est serieux pour la
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ArELIER rYPOGRAPHIQCE.
RofARY Jo1 Press.

Ayant tout le materiel necessaire. nous SOM
mes a meme d'execnter tour les ouvrages ty-
pographiques qni nous seront comics Les
brets d'avocat. cartes d'affaiIes. entates de
factures, tickets l.habitation. blancs. circu-
laires, etc. seront imprim1s dams lie plus BRET
d6iai ct . des prix moderes.
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Notice !!
Tax CollectOrs's Office.

Thibedaux. La, January 10th. 1897
To all persons engaged i'll business ia this
parish
You are hereby notified to call at my office
and pay your State and parish licenses for
the year 1883, to avoid costs of Court and 10
per cent penalty "a attorneys fees.
THEO. THIBODACX.
Sheriff and Tax Collector, parish Of Lafourche.
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8rgEAr: Encoignure Green ct Levee.
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vEyDRR

Tn moroccan de terre situe en- has de- Lock.
pOrs, sur lequel 70 trOuvent un magasin. une
ct d6pehdances.
S'sdresser pour les conditional
Is Uec. 1888. MME VICTOR PAVE.
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Aussi nous faut-il parer a &c dan.

9SAs I
Eft c'est pour celia qu'une Con-
vention d'habitants ct de p,anteurs
est reunie 4 Ia Nouvelle-O o leans,-
qui prendra c~ertaine-
lnent d'excellentes resolutions ct
d'excellentes precautions contre la
mesure ct lie peril.
Mails il nest que temps.
II importe que Ia Louisiana de
sncriege fasse valoir ses
interets ct ses drcits devant lie Con-
gres ct devant les legislators.
Car ces hgislateurs, meme les le-
g~islateurs ~d6mocrates, pour ne pas
dire surtout les legislators demo
crates, mont pas Fair de Sc soucier
beaucoup de la Louisiana ct de ses
intertts. L'esprit de libre-echange
parait s'ttre empare d'eux, ct s'ils
ne sont point avertis a temps, sils
ne s'arrttent pas dams la vote qu'on
dit la leur ct qni semble la leur, lis
jouerOnt certainement I'm mauvais
tour d notre Etat, a son industrie
ct a ses habitants.
Nous ne voulons pas etre prote-
ges outre mesure ct PRIVILEGES dams
lie sens de injustice ; nous savons
bien qu'une republique civilisee ct
commercante CONNIE la n6tre, pro-
duisant beaucoup ct ayant besoin
d'ecouler ct d'echanger e produits,
ne peut pas sc murer ct Sc fermer
CONNIE une Chine de magots ct de
mandarins ; mails il est certain qu'-
une industrie rationale, une indus
tri CONNIE la n6tre Qui fait travail
Ter ct vivre tout un Etat ct tout
son peuple, sans que les autres
Etats en- sOuffrent dams leur pro-
duction, dams leur consommation
ct dams leur bien-etre, doit 6tre pro-
tegee dams les termes de la justice.
II y aurait manque de patriotisme
a penser ct a agir autrement.
C'est pourquoi, malgrs c~ertains
signes menacants, ct quoique les
%apparences soient inquietantes,
nous esrerons que lie Congress recu-
lera devant Ia doctrine du libre-
echange ct ne modiiera point lie
tariff en- &c Qui a trait a la protec-
ton de notre industrie sucriere.
Mais il convent d'aviser.
La presse ct les citOycns doivent
parler.
Sc taire serait %consentir, ct con-
sentir serait vouloir pressure la rui-
ne, tout au mo;ns une facheuse ct
brutale revolutio{ pns Economic
politiQue de Ia Louisiana.
Mails pourquoi diable les demo-
crates du Congress ont-ils elu NJ.
Carlisle CONNIE Orateurde la Cham
bre des Representants Ne savai-
ent-ils pas quill etait partisan du
libre-echange Ne s'est-il jamais
nettement pronounce sur cette doc
trine?
C'est que cette doctrine estegale-
ment la leur.
Ii Ell est ponrtant qui ne Ia par
tagent point, ct les republicans de
leur cote, pensent autrement que
nos amis democrates, sans penser
plus NAL Ell la Circumstance. Aussi.
tout bien considere, rien nest per
du pour nous, ct le Congress ma pas
encore vote lie bill qui iaissera pas
ser Ell franchise les sucres de Tex
terieur ct de l'etranger.
En- plus-et celia est fort bon Mr..
PEditeEr-le President Arthur, pas
aussi mauvais qu'on lie dit quelque-
tois, surtout quand or parle de
parti d parti, c'est-a-dire ayec in
justice ct passion, Went de faire
une utile ct patriotique recommen.
dation au Congress. II engage lie dit
Congress, dams TN bill special, a
voter un million &c dollars pour la
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III. HOFFMAN,.
Dealer I'm

FURNITURE, Hardware, Paints. O;,.
!, Window glass. Wallpaper, Lime Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood. INN;
tatlon black walnut Cof;ns, also cynres.
cofins made to order, sc, DC.
ID connection with A.. H HOFFMAN,. Cab
niture. Na,n St-no. Va luz
D5jan76 ~ Bet. jackson and 81 phil,
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ADJOURNMENT.
ANNONCEs.

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~A ~
.. - .tlno 80
&" -" Insertion add. 50
Tou;e annorce indignant la profession
avec rairesse ct n'excedant pas quatre
Hgnes. par an. = "
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Necrciosie. par ~
TOute annonce cOmmerclaie pubiiee u iac-
nee sera inseree au taux de so cents par pou-
&c pour la premiere inS<s1ion CT y, cents ponr
les insertions e~us,seamentes.
Toute annonce don't lie nombre dinsertions
nest pas specific sera ins6ree jas4ua neuvei
Ordre au taux ordiuaire.
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Blaine'S Wealth.

/ savannah News. r So -.-- -~-
Blaine IS said to be millionaire. His
house and furniture in Washington conId
not have cost less than 1926, 600, For q
/ good many years he has lived rather ev-
penslvely. 1t is certain that the salary
that he received from the government
was not sufficient to support his family
IN the-style in which they lived. Blaine
made his great fortune after he. entered
congress. He has had no other businass
apparently than politics. He has oado
politics pay very wen Before the cam
paign IS over in some way he win bave
to account for his possessions. He GAN
not resentinquiries into his private busi-
ness as impertinent. He is candida+h
for the greatest office in the gift of the
people, and the people want to Know If
he Is worthy of their suffrages. If he
came by his wealth in a perfectly honor
able way he ought not to be afraid to say
so at once, but if, as suspected. he got i
9F not, beng q 'fdeadhead" =in-enterDrisax
IKE that OF the Little Rock railroad
where by persistent begging he was letin
on the ground floor because. be was will
ing to use his great Office Of sneaker ~
further jobs, the people will make their
IMAGINATION feltat the polls in November
before the campaign is over it Is. nosSibIa
that Blaine viii wish that he had remain
ed as poor as Randall, Holman and o-bar
democrats who have spent the best mart
OF their lives in congress,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-07-04
BISBEE AND HIS FOES.

We lay before our readers to-day
a full report of the proceedings al
the Putnam county republican con
Vention. The significance of the
fight made to-day must not be dis
regarded. Messrs. Hind and FaIk
with their supporters are making
determined war on gBisbee and his
methods The latter is Supported
by the ofiee-holders througllott the
district and the struggle viii only
be finally decided at Fernandina.
/ e 4IE. Hind deueunees, Bisbee as
Thoroughly corrupt and bad; refuses
to have any association with him or
his satellites and procIaims war to
1.-THE knife" He openly challenges
"The Boss" to meet him and con
front the proofs. In this he is fully
endorsed by our merchant Louis
FaIk. Both have intense determina-
ton, both win fight to the end, and
each yields great influence among
the republicans in Putnam. We will
watch with interest the progress of
the preliminary ,skirmish, for this
bugle blast from Hind is only the
prelude to the real battle into which
such gentlemen will throw their
whole soul in the effort to expunge
Blsbee from the political considera-
ton of the second district. The
Boss will find opposed to him in the
campaign men in his own party who
abhor the taste of ''crow." He was
beaten in the Alachua convention
and he, won in that of Putnam as
the test vote on the instructions will
show, but he has aroused a feeling
which will not be quiet till he is an |
minated. However the delegation
from the county where this opposi- |
ton Is strongest goes practically in
'tructcd for him, and we shall see
OouSherty pitted against the re-
ioubtable Bisbee. We are clad Of
t; no other opponent than their
strongest is worldly of 'Volusia's
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IN THE COUNTY.

A prominent colored politician OF
Putnam characterized the independ
ents IN the convention as. "honest
democrats and ofeheaded republi.
cans" Our friend should speak for
his own party. Excessive honesty
does not drive men into the ranks of
the indepehdent organization, and
when the exigencies of the cam
Paign require us to lift the veil now
Shroudlng the lives of Pope and his
companions this will be realized. Is
Pope. a representative, man ? Then
ask why he spent nine years in the
mines Of Montana, or what is his
record in Madison ? Adams was
secretary; hesis known. Why was
FIIdes burned in effigy on his adopt
ed heath? The republicans have
Claimed that the disorder in the
south was a political movement,
when history will show it was but
the consequence Of a ruinous civil
war which Disrupted all order. Had
we been less than we were, brave by
inheritance and peaceful. by princi-
pie, wholesale massacre would have
characterized the time, and armed
violence would have been the rule
rather than the exception. See the
troablesin Jamaica and Havti, and
realize what might have been our
fate. We Know that one cause of |
our salvation was the attachment
felt blythe freedmen for their former |
owners; we have no wish to deprive /
them of one jot or little of the cred |
1t due them; but we insist that only
disqualification can follow the en-
torsement of Pope by that party
which has always claimed to be es-
oecially that of law and order.
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Says the Times-Union:- ssThe plain
truth is that the nomination of Mr.
Dougherty has not been received
with enthusiasm; the enthusiasm
must be worked up as the campaign
progresses" q
We are sorry if this is. true in
Jacksonville. Perhaps the TT.
will counterfeit this by working
ESPECIALLY" for the nominee now
that he is the candidate of the whole
party. We are sure it is not true Of
Palatka or Putnam q county. Our
streets yet ring with the phrase five
for Dopgherty," The supporters
of the candidate are men who work
but never bring spectators from a
distance to cheer for him.
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The Philadelphia Times.
4 ~ 81.

~, The PHILADELPHIA TINES. 1894
s+,,,ii, ILhhS S VIII enter upon the new yoaf.
| SSCIohetf anu more prosperous than ever be-
a d",t IN Its hlstoTy-mOrc widely read and
! quoted, more heartily commended and more
/ HcICcIy cfltlczed, with a moro complete or
EdnllatIOn. and an able ss0H Of contrfhItnre
ana with the same independence and fea1laes
in the past t''' 'H'e II successful and powerful
The TINES has no party to follow. no caDdi-
oates to advance but will meet every issIIa ns
~ mas ever done, with consistent devotioT 70
fi ffll 70 honest government, and the pub
lie WeIIafe. ANA, while maintaining jts tnoei
t0n as the leading journal of Philadclnbia !.
VIII aim to be continually I'm the advanca in II
mat can add value to a newspaper - GIN
The value Of a NEWSPAPER IS NOT IN lie sizo -,
alSpIAyr put IN the intelligence. and care Tho
C9i4Ci3eLss7 ana freshness with which il is
from all parts Of the world hut IN e. ~ I've We
patches are carefully edited and c0ndoptgaed -
1h1aST ~ give the complete news of the dav in
tHe most cohcise ana attractive shane and viii
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apdtO make il a journal adapted r.
busy man and to the leisure Of the brrao ~ inc
cic, welcome visitor To Intelligent ana t6nnat
VI ~ CT! Poilc'tl, religious and social
The WEEKLY TIMES is altogether different
I'm t M, weekly newspapers of twenty wears
30 Inc Gay Of those papers have ltofse b,-
The telegraph and better local na, soiIc Dy
e very where, especially in the thrivin6, cn,t
OF rural population, have. made tho CI4 rlrIISa
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t nat ftluS 20 theif ancient usages haze 10
are but shadows Of their former Eraft5ifss, taey
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I We present our readers with an
other instalment of Rud's log, which
contains some information of inter
restrto naturalists and theologians.
Never did any of these assert as our
friends have done, that mosquitoes
had found Judgment i'll Eden. Good
people will take care hereafter. for
they will know what awaits their
superlatiye holiness after they are
found worthy of eternal felicity.
The suggestion of Rud affords an
explanation as to the music said to
peryade Eden. Suppose we organ
lze q mosquito band in. -Palatka?
then we can become accustomed 10
at least one feature of our prospect
i've fate. 81
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We were glad to see Mr.. SANCHEZ
again before his departure from Pa
latka. His modest department,
strong attitude before the conven-
ton, the solidity of his county dele
CATION, and his generous withdrawal
from tho contest when he realized
that a longer struggle would only
be fight for the sake of fighting,
have made a lasting impression on
the voters of the district. His mana
gers aptagonized no one, and his
friends showed that he is. second
to none in those qualities winch bind
us to each other, .-
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We proudly add to the picture
gallery in our sanctum striking
likeness Of Gen Perry the demo
cratic candidate for governor Of
Florida, and accord it a place side
by side with that of John G. Car
iisle of Kentucky Of such men
the south is proud, to such the com
ing generations look as exemplars.
III. Those Of our friends who have SO
often inquired as to the personal APP
pearahce ofour" next governor, can
satisfy themselves by calling at THE
News OFFICE. .......-
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REGISTERED AT THE PALATKA POsT OFFICE
AS SECOND-CLAss Mali. MATTER
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We surrender much of our sDaco

We surrender much of our space
to the proceedings of the republican
county convention, and print the
speech Of Mr.. Hind entire. The
gentleman gives utterance to senti-
ments which are widely entertained
in the second district and the
character Of the man makes his Ut
Eterances doub1y significant.
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THE SUN
.-- NEW YORK. 1884


About sixty million copies of THE SIN have
gone out Of our establishment during the past
twelve months. -'"0
umns of all THE Sun printed aud sold last wear
you would get continuous strip Of interesting
information, common sense wisdom sound
doctrine, and sane wit long enough TO reach
from Printing House square to the ton of
mount C0pernlcus IN the moon. then back to
FrlnUlng House square. and then three-qua1.
tcfs OF the way back to the moon again.
But IHE sun Is written for the inhabitants
OF the earth: this same strip of intelligence
twCnty-eight times ~. '.-.
II every buyer Of a copy Of THE Sun during
Une past year has spent only one hour over IL.
and II us wife his 4EF8adf tAeF-has- sYpnt
another hour, this newspaper IN 1881 has "a r
iolfted the human race thirteen thousand wears
OF steUdy reading, night and Cfay III = -
lT Is only by little calculations like these that
you can form any idea of the circulation of tho
most popular Of American newspapers. or Of
rs influence on the opinions and actions OF
American men and women. ..-.
IHE Sun is and will continue To be q news
paper which tells the truth without faar Of
consequences, which gets at the facts no mat
yer now ihtlCh the process costs. which presents
Ihe.lle"S- an over the world without waste NJ
WORDS ana IN the most readable shape which
Is working with all its heart for the cause of
honest government, and which Therefore be-
LeFcs that me Repubhcan party must go. and
must 90 IN this coming year of oar Lord. 1854
II You know The Sun. you like il already
and profit during what is sure ia be the most
Interesting year in its history. If Won do not
know HE sun. it is high time to get into The
sunshine. r.
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Terms to Mail Subscribers

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. The several editions Of. THE. SUS are sent by
70 AL, post pa i'll lsts fuIlDwE: IL Es..tf#
:, DAILY-5G cents a month, S. year; with
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SUNDAY Eight pages This edition. f,Jru-
lshea the current news of the world. special ar
IIcIes OF exceptional interest to everybOdyand
literary reviews Of. new books of the highest
, NEEhLl-Sl year. Eight pages of the
DesI matter OF the daily isses an AgriCIIItur--
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market reports, and literary, scientific and
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AodreSs l. w. ENGLAND. Publisher.
TIE SUS. n. 7. City.
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LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, HAIR, Ftc
= IN CHANCERY- y
In Circuit Court, Fifth Judicial Circuit. Srata
STEPHEN HART a E'
JOHN Z. ALARSHAEI,a1d
l q " / u IL 1 L v = = -

] Ii and
] .lNE MARSH ALL. his wife
TT APPEARING BY AFFTn ayT,, I'M ar
the defendants reside out Of tn. FiffF u
dclai circuit. of the state of Florida. ana he
Se4Al~tne IlInAS OF said state te-vyif. In +lfa
STATE CT Arkansas. Now, therefore II i or
dered That the defendants, John r. NafsbaII
and Jane Marshall, his wife do appear and .I4-
sWeF tEe complaInantS bill filed against tboT1
N the Court on or before the 18th tiav OF MI.
tso4, otherwise said bin may be taken nro con.
IeSSo- witness my hand, and the seal Of orr
selu Court, this, 2lst March 1857 ~
lshALI ..WM. I. FORWARD
Clerk Circnit Court