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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-02

THIS cELEBRATED WINE is the pure juice Of
the dead ripe Oporte Grape, raised IN Speer's
whey srds. Its invaluable
Tonic and strengthening Properties
duced under Mr. peers own personal supervision.
its purity ard gehuinesS, are guaranteed Oy the
prii cipal Hospitals, and boards of Health VIII"
have examined it. The youngest child may par
take of It, aMd the eakest invalid use it TO advan-
tage 1t is particularly benefc al to the aged and
deliita1ed and suitable 10 the various ailments
WINE TO BE RELIED ON.
Speer'S Unlermented Grape Juice.
Is the Juice of the oporto Grapes preserved its
natural, fresh, sweet state as it runs from the
press by fumi CATION thereby destE Dying the cxclt
er of fermentation. II is perfectly pure, free
fir, m spirits and will keep in any climate.
hpeey'S Burgundy.
wealthy classes as table or dinner :" int, aud ~
physicians in cases where dry wine instead of a
sweet port isneeded.
Spee2''s (SOc1Glite) CI0ret.
Is held in high estimatio, for its richness as a
Dry Table Wine especiallys tied for dinner USE
Spee3'S p. J. Sherry.
Is wine of Superior har,,t,r and partakes Of
the rich qualities Of the grape ON which 1t Il
made.
Spee1'S Pr Brandy.
ISA PURE dstllaticn from the grape: md
stands unrivalled III this Country for medicinal
purposes.
1t is peculiar flavor, similar to that Of the
grapes from which it is distilled
SOLD By @ las. Il. ItOOS,
ANDBY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Sept ~ 1884
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-02

II o
ALBERT LEA ROUTE,
snd its immediate connections. Thr ugh Trains dali
eqm ST, PAUL AND MsNNEAp0lIS TO CHICAGO
without change. connecting with all lines
-~. EAST and SOUTHEAST.
The only line runnlns; Through Cars between
MINNEAPOLIS and DES MONIES, Iowa
Through Trains between
!IlHlEAP1LiS AID ST. LOUIS,
sonncr-ing in Union Depot for all Points South an
su,,hTcst Close connections MADE with st. T.. &c NJ
j. and st Z. & t>ulutli Railroads, from and to e
.,Uta North and North West.
t.; sJTIG; u 1sHse! PULLMAN PALACE SiEEPl ~
'..,e on al niyNit Trains Through I'll heta aHo ha-
r'."cEtd to dcstina ion: For time tables, ret" I
ric., call upon Ecuest III krt Agent, or address
s. =. HOW'D.
Cow Tx. pGas. hc't, H'iar"-cn!fa.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-02

Ar English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist
now travelling In this country, says that mos
OF tbs Horse and Cattle Powders sold her,
are worthless trash. He says that Sheridan
Condition Powders are absolutely pure ant
immensely valuable. Nothing on earth will a
nj 70 l oint food. Sold everywhere, or sent b
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-01-12

This week We are called upon to
record a brutal assault that stands
without u parallel in this communi
ty. On last Saturday evening at
about seven O'clock, when the Rev.
Father P0yet was returning home
from y visit, he was brutality as
saulted. almost opposite the Cour
Ter Office by some unknown party,
who had been walking behind him.
he was struck with a heavy club,
inf1icting a very painful cut behind
the right ear. The blow felled him
to the ground. After regaining his
feet be looked around to see who
had committed the deed but unfor
~tunately the murderous villain had
escaped. The report that Father
POyer had been brutally assaulted
startled everybody and summoned
a great many to his residence, as
tlfeir indignation had never been so
thoroughly aroused. We Under
stand that a large reward has been
offered by several citizens of this
place for any information that will
lead to the detection and convic
ton of the party who made this
murderous attack on Father Poyet.
-H0wmG Courier.
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Vidalia Sentinel: The Opposi
ton Of Gov. McEuery in the late
Baton Rouge convention, YnOminat
ed Col. Geo. L. Walton, our distin
guisbed fellow parishioner, for Lieu
tenant Governor, against Hon..
Clay Kn0bloch, and complimentdl
him with q very large vote. We
r very much gratitied to see this
compliment paid to Col. Walton
and feel that it was an honor worth
lily bestowed. 1t would have given
US great pleasure to have supported
Col. Walton for the Lieutenant
Goveruurship, since he is u fellow
citizen OF ours aud AL able man,
but rs the convention decreed 9th
erwise, We shall support Mr.. Kno
bloch just Is strongly as We would
have done Col. Walton.
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The Iberia Star thinks that it
is the duty of Louisiana Demo
Gratis to vote the Republican Tick
ct at National elections aud says
that the Democratic party is trying
to abolish the Tariff on Sugar whilst
the Republican Party is opposed
to such action. Now. ifthe sapient
editor of the Star had read the de
bates and examined the votes in
the last Congress, it would have
discovered that the retention of
the Tariff on sugar, and the im
provement of the Mississippi river
had more friends among the Demo
cratic members that they bad in
the Republican ranks.
The Star then pitches into Car
Isle about his committees. Would
it not be better to await the action
of the committees before condemn
ing theml
There il no necessity just now
to build mud men and then knock
them down.
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M others -!

Are you disturbed at night and
broken It Your rest by 81 sick child
suffcrin. and crying with the tx
cruciatlHg pain 1T cutting teeth !
If SO. go ut onc aud get II %"ttie
of MRS. 'VINSLOW'S SOOTu
ING SYRUP. l. will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it there is no mis-
take about it. There is not a
mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell you at
once that It will regulate the bow
els, and give rest to the mother,
aud relief aud health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfect
~ safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, ARD is tie
prescription IF ono of the oldest
and best female physicians aud
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. % cents q bottle.
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COMMUNICATED.

Editor THTBODAUx SENTINEL:
Que of the most important, issues
presented before the next Congress
will be the reduction or removal of
the duty Oh sugar. The principal
objection urged against this reform
is, that it will practically ruin the
agricultural Interest of one of the
States of the Union. Is there a
way that it eau be done and vet the
agricultural prosperity Of that State
be p%reServedf IT Congress were
to exempt from internal revenue
duty all spirits Sc. manufactured
or distilled from the products OF
cane grown in Louisiana, would the
planters be willing to submit to the
removal Of the importation duty Oh
sugar? And would the whiskey
diStillers of Kentucky he willing to
agree to this proposition to carry
out MI. Carlisle's idea Of revenue
reform In Jamica the greater
part Of the planters profits come
from rum ; il hardly pays them to
make sugar; would not planters in
Louisiana find it more profitable
than manufacturing their whole
crop into susar!eA demand for
the products Of cane grown in Louis
lana would be created and the spir
its so distilled, by reason Of their
purity and %cbeapne.s, would soon
supplant all low grade articles in
domestic aud foreign markets.
PLANTER.
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Committee.
Thibodaux, January 10th. 1884.

Thibodaux. January 10th, 1884.
Messrs. j. J. and John d. Shaffer, TerrebOnne
La.
Gents.-The Committee in charge of Fire
mems Hall. as we'll as the committee
in charge Of the recent entertainments OF
January 9Th. and 9th, desire to return you
their most sincere thanks, for your most gen
erous dos,ation'of u large stove for the pur-
pose OF heating the building. we assure you it
came Just OF the proper time, for had it not
been for the stove, we fear We should have
been compelled to have postponed the enter
tainments. Accept our best wishes for this
liberal gift for which we feel very grateful.
Very Respectfully
H. H. MICHELET. Chairman.
JOS. A. TKONE,
G.. ARENA,
J. L. AUCOIN.
V. TREGLE,
Il. X. MCBRIDE,
Committee:
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SO far AZ Information has rea

SO far az Information has reach
ell this office, every Democratic pa
per in the State has hOisted. the
Democratic cOlOrs aud supports
the Baton Rouge ticket, except the
Webster Tribune.
Its editor. one Fort, swears by
all the Gods at once, that McEnery
should l,e defeated. Somebody
ought to hold that Fort, until he
can learn the history Of a certain.
King who Once sat down on the sea
shore and ordered the tide to ceaxe
rising, but the tide Cam e up all
the same.
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The New York Sun says that
the best thing that the people of
Louisiana can do is to build their
own levees. Suppose the people of
New York go TO work and dig out
He'll Gate themselves. The one
would be as correct as the other.
But the New York Sun can not see
more than IL miles outside of New
York and wants all the Govern
ment money spent under its pious
eyes.
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DON'T SPILL THE MILx.-"There ia nc
use crying over spilled milk" says the old
eaw: II you are not only bald. but have
no iife-in the roots of your hair, there is
no use crying we that. either. Take
both time and yourself by the forelock
while there is . forelock left. Apply Par.
kers Hair Balsam to your hair before mat
ters get worse. It will arrest the falling
on OF your hair and restore its original col,
OF gloss and %softness. It is . perfect dress
ing wlthaI. clean. richly perfumed, cools
and heals the scalp.
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HALL,
n III nth lSSA. {

FIREMEN'S HALL,
Thjbodaux. January 10th, 1884. )
Mrs. John Williams. Mrs. X. H. Allrr. Mrs.
Saml. Jamison, Mrs. JOS. Thibodeaux, Mrs.
Frank Williams, Mrs. Richard Pugh:
La1ies-Your esteemed favor of even date
has just been received. and allow us to say.
that we hie lily appreciate its complimentary
contents. and wish to return you our most
sincere and heartfelt thanks for the gratni.
tous services given !y you on the Sth: an.
9Th. January. for the benefit Of our "Hall;'
Aud will say with the assistance. and the
good wishes and bright smiles Of the ladies' OF
the parish. We hope ut no very distant day to
make the Hall an ornament to our town anil
parish. With onr best wishes, we are
Respectfully.
II. H. MICiIELET, Chairman.
JOS. A. TRONE.
C.. ARENA,
j. J.. AUCOIN,
Y. TREGLE,
Il. K. MCBRIDE,
Committee.
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Swept into the Stream.
One Thoasand Acres Of Land and
"Kight Smart Of Beayy."

On the deck Of . big Mississippi steamboat
stood an aged Southern Planter. Indicating
by . sweep Of his arm the waters the boat
vas passing over, he said to a passenger FROM
the North when I was twelve years old.
/ killed my first bear on u new plantation my
father was then cutting out Of = forest that
grew directly over the waters Ut this bend.
That was a mighty good plantation. and there
was right smart Of bears there, too. Bat that
one thousand acres Of land vent into tho Ma
years ago."
1t 10 putting no strain upon the figure 70
say that great forests Of youthful hope, wo
manly beauty aud manly strength are swept
in the same way every year into the great,
turbid torrent Of disease and death. Yet it
not be 80. That it il 30 is q disgrace
we'll as loss. People are lar.ely too careless
or too stupid to defend their own interests
the most precious Of which is health. That
gone, all Is gone. Disease is simple. but to
reck lessness or ignorance the simplest thjuus
might as well be as complex as u proposition
IN Comic Sections. As the huge Wesfern r,y
ers. which SO often food the critics along thair
arise in u few mountain springs. 40 NIL
our ailments eau be traced to impure blood
anil q small group Of disorlered 0rgans.
The most effective and inclusive remedy for
OF pain and weakness. In
to Its action. the liver, kidneys, stomach and
begin their work afreal. and diseasa Il
out. The Tonic is not, however. nm In
but cures a desire for stroue drink.
Have you dyspepsia, rheumatism, or troubIes
which have refused to yield to other sgcnts7
Here is your help.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.-A large pro-
portion of the readers of the TAibodauu
Se"s.a are farmers, many of whom desire
. great deal more Of farm literature than
We are able to give in our limited space.
10 accommodate all such we have made
arrangements with the publishers of the
1sse'sce" Farmer to give it ~ q premium
lot q year to every subscriber of the
1AsoodasS Sentinel who pays his subscrip-
zion In advance. The Americax Farmer Is
large Is page paper, published at Fort
wayne. Ind, the subscription price Of
which Is = 90 per year. Every planter in
1afourche parish should avail himself OF
this magnificent offer.
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The untimely decease of Hon.
A. Franklin Pngh deprives the Par
ish of Assumption, in which he was
born and always lived, Of one Of its
best and ablest citizens.
The deceased was a son of Angus
tin Pugh, who was, in bis days, one
OF the. most e%nterprising planters
in Louisiana.
His son received a liberal educa
ton, and upon his 1eturn from his
studies he was elected by the
Wings Of Assumption to represent
his parish in the Legislature. He
was reelected frequently after
wards. He has been a good citi
zen, . kind neighbor, y true and
indulgent friend. He was ever
ready to aid his fellow citizens in
works for the promotion of the gen
eral welfare: Quiet and unobtru
sive in his manners, intelligent in
conversation, diguifed iu deport
ment, he always held the esteem
and friendship of his friends and
of those whom he met in either
social or business circles.
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We have a good ticket, a good
cause, and we should stand bravely
by them as our Democratic fOrefa
theirs have done before us and roll
up such a majority as will hence
forth prove to Radicalisln that
Louisiana is a Democratic State.
Yes, brethren, let US be brothers
indeed, and work together for the
good Of L0nisiana.-Sugar Boacl.
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TO SUGAR
And Others Interested IN the Cxlfxre
Of Sugar In Louisiana.

Recent events make it manifest thatsall the
various interests dependent upon the culture
OF sugar arc in great danger through . deter
m'nat'on 70 reduce the existing duty ON TO-.
eign products. 1t IL an urgent necessity that
measures be at Once adopted to oounteract
these ~antsgOnistic designs.
A convention Of sugar planters 10 therefore
deemed BY the undersigned most desirsble 70
decide upon 9 plan Of action. You sfo carr
cstly solicited to attend such a ratherino an
January 18th. in New Orleans.
Edward Scannell, j. N. Bruguiara.
Edward H. Lombard. ID. r. Cal5er
Tarlton Bros, P~eter:Beroer'
Tertr0u & Pagh, H, c. Mincr.
J0nn henderson, Jr. John u. Bislsud.
W.. weeks. J. Q. Bartels,
Chas. b. A,nory, .. b. Bervick.
And others.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Thibodaux, La. January 10, 1884.
the members of Firemen's Hall:
The Ladies' in charge Of the recent Enter
tainment present their compliments. and wish
to state that any services they have render
ed are given gratuitously for the benef tit Of
the Hall, " it'll best wishes for it's early com
pletion.
Respectfully.
MRS. JOHN WILLIAMS,
" Il. H. ALLEN,
/" SAMUEL. JAMESON.
JOSEPH THlBODEACA.
+" FRANK WILLIAMS.
RICHARD PCGu,
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Some say Consumption can't be cured"
Ayers Cherry Pectora1. Us proved by forty
years experience. will cure the disease
when not already advanced beyond the
reach OF medical aid. Even then it's use
enords very great relief, and ~insures re-
freshing sleep.
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There is going to be an over
crop of Lawyers in Houma, pretty
SOM.
So anxious are the students to
acquire legal knowledge that they
break into the court house and
steal the law books.
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No sufferer from any scrofulous disease.
who will fairly try Ayers ~Sarsaparilla.
need despair of = cure It will purge the
blood Of all impurities, thereby DESTROYING
the germs from which scrofnla is deyelon.
ed, and will infnse new life and yieor
throughout the whole physical organiza-
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Call and see tue fihe assert
ment OF fre-grates aud stoves at
S. T. Grisamore's Stove and House
Furnishing Depot.
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FOR SHERIFF..

Mr.. Editor: Please announce the name of
THEOPHILE THlBODAUX, as candidate
for the Office of SHERIFF Of the Parish of
Aafourche, subject to q %convention or prelimi-
nary election.
MANY FRIENDS.
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The plantation belonging to
Shelly one mile from Terrebonne
station, formerly the Windermere
place. has been purchased by Peter
Berger Of Houma for 100000
cash.
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.-Look 5n at 8. T. Grisamore,
House Furnishing Depot and see
what . handy place it will be to
buy useful aud ornamental pres
ents.
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Subscribe to the SENTINEL.
and keep posted.
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+ WILL PAY u for each
j Clean Sc. Stamp, Nickel
Cent Of 1869, Sc. Of 1861 b. !.
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will receive our prompt sttDulk&l
and sel.-measuremeuts williA6jy
plicatiol', face Of charge.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-10
Celebrated Twelfth Night.

LONDON, Jan 9.-The usual twe1-
fth night celebration took place at
Drury Lane yesterday. Harris the
manager, provided the customary
cake xnd punch, which were par
taken Of by thousand employees,
including hundreds of childred,
who appeared in pantomime.
There were scores of guests pres
ent, including Mary Anderson,
Lolita, Miss Lingard, Toole, Count
Munster, the German Minister to
England snd several Lords, among
them Lord Earmoyle, accompanied
by bic intended Miss Fortescue.
The holiday weather continues so
mild in and about London that ros-
es are in bloom out of doors.
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A WarninS.

Mrs. Bowers, the seeress.is still
in Reno, and aside from attending
to other professional business. is
quietly informing her friends to
prepare for another big fire in Reno
which will surely occur the latter
part of April or the first of Nay.
Relying upon the ability of the see
ress to fortell the coming of events
of this nature, several business men
have increased the insurance
on their property. while several 9th
ers less credulous, will do likewise
as soon as convinced that the see
ress Is not in with the insurance
companies.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-10
Ornsby Council No. 3

On Saturday evening last Deputy
Grand Councillor G. W. Oman, Of
the Independent Order of Chosen
Frieuds, Installed the following Off
GERS of Ormsby Council No. 8: P.
G. c., R. w. Bollea; c. c., NJ. II.
Coin; v. c., Mrs. S. E. McCor-
mick; Prelate, Alex. Leport; Sec,,
rotary, L. S, Greenlaw; Financier,
John Schmitt, Jr.; Treasurer, j.
Muller; Mar. J. Fl. Mccormick;
Warden, E. c. Bigelox; Guard,
Eli Barclay; Sentry, S. F. Thorne:
Med. Elk. DIR. S. L. Lee From
this organization Ormsby Council
has had good officers and the pres.
ent are equal to any that have pre-
ceeded them. After the installation
several good speeches we're made
upon the aims and objects of the
Order.
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WhinlS.

Whims will be performed this
evening with full cast at the Opera
House. The following notice OF
the troupe is taken from the No
desto journal: Last night, it is
safe to gay, the best performance
that was ever given in this place
was witnessed by those who stten-
ded the Raymond Holme perform
ance. Holmes is equal. if not bet
ter, than Robson, of Robson and
Crane, and has bright future be-
fore him. Miss Lynton, W. G.
Lawrence, Miss Rita Stanford and
Miss Helen Harrington were ex-
cellent in their impersonations.
Miss Lynton is one of the most
pleasing little actresses on this
coast, and has very sweet voice.
Miss Stanford has been on the
stage but a short time; however,
she has true dramatic fire, and will
soon make for herself name in
the profession which she has adopt
ed "Whims" is a gem. It is a
combination especially adapted to
the people forming Mr.. Holmes
troupe, and should draw like wild
fire whenever it is produced.