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The Fontelieu faction undertook to
bulld0ze Messrs Lawton and Escn
der, editors Of the Sugar Boacl and
Iberia Star. But they did not scare
worth a cent.
Lawton got married a day or two
afterwards, and We trust in the ioy
now attending HIM, vii! not let Fon
telleu or any of his factious crowd
worry him any more.
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The opinion Of the general public in re-
gard to Ayers Cherry Pectoraii is confirmed
ny clergymen, lawyers, public speakers.
actors. All say it is the best remedy that
can be procured for all affections of the va
cal organs, throat and LUNGS.
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FOR u. S. PRESIDENT:
GROVER
OF NEW YORK.

On last Monday evening we had
the pleasure of meeting Mr.. Whit
ney. one of the able writer's Of the
Times Democrat, as lie passed
through Thibodaux en- route to New
Iberia.
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HOTEL ARKlV ALN.
For the week ending May 81, 1884.

STRANGERS ROTEL.-R. r. Rogillia. St.
Louis. Mo. Hiram Kahn, George Dyer, The
mas ). Burbamks, just Comes. NJ. q. Water
man. E. Fender Henderson,. Z. L. Green. j..
Z. Dunn, L. T. ID. Boutte, H. v. Welldry,
George 5. Chase. N. u. !; J. Faine and Lady,
E. Newell, Mrs. Fray and Son. Lafourche.
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Boils. b!otchea, pimples. and all skin dis
eases. are quickest cured by cleansing the
blood with Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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IL o are falling. broken, worn ont orf
! I1 noi1as use Wells Health Renewsr.,
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able fall, checked in part by the
rico IN fho moin riCnr-

SSOAO A"sb ~HASO0&~ ,"
rise in the main river.
On March Is, the break at eau
treaux's was closed when the ba
you, at once rose to the highest
maximum of the season-19 feet, Z
inches. Attempts had been made
to close the Jamison crevasse, bot
at this date the works yielded to
the pressure of ten feet of water and
gave way. A fall of some inches
then took place, when the height OF
10 feet was held for several days.
On April 4, the Bourgeois ere
! vase was closed which carried the
flood up again to 10 feet, 5 inches
A fall gradually followed, caused,
perhaps, by the enlargement OF
the Jamison crevasse until April
%, when the mark indicated IL
feet, 4 inches.
AT this date, a renewed effort sue
ceeded il closing the JamisOn Gre
vase which brought the water up
to 10 feet, 6 inches where it stood
for about sc hours when the works
at the latter break again gave way
causing Il fall Of about fifteen inch
es.
These statistics, of course, should
be accompanied by those of the
rise and fall Of water at Donaldson
vile to form a close estimate of the
effect of crevasses as a relief to the
stream in which they occur.
The bayou below Lockport was
filed to its utmost capacity when
the Bourgeois crevasse occurred.
Subsequently when the Bourgeois
crevasse was closed, the water rose
5 inches higher, at Thibodaux, than
it was when that crevasse broke
out.
When the Jamison crevasse was
stopped for a day or more the wa
ter mark was only 10 feet, 6inches,
yet when the three crevasses were
all running at one time the water
was within an inch or two of the
same point.
This, it seems, would indicate
that Il crevasse only affords momen
tary r%eliet, until time be given for
the water to regulate its current
to suit the new arrangement, when
it attains the point it held previous
70 the formation of the new outlet.
1t is true that it does not recover
the same height in tho immediate
vicinity, but a few miles above and
below it does. The real elevation
of the water is lowered gradually
rom above, by an increased cur
'ent to the crevasse, aud regains its
below by Il decreased mo
nentum. Unfortunately, this de
crease in rapidity of current is inva
accompanied by a deposit
# sand in the bottom and on the
ranks of the stream.
Hence, every break in the levee
8 weakening the ability of the
transporting power of the stream.
1t is a self evident proposition
hat something MUST be done to ar
est this dangerous and ruinous pro
;eSs.
Unless this be done, within the
'ext half century the outlets of the
will be at Thibodanx.
md the lands above will I've in the
anne condition. as those below the
Tut Off are to day.
Either the bayou must he clean
ID of its sedimentary deposits so
IS 70 allow free and easy access, for
is water to the Cult, or it must
'e closed at Donaldsonville.
The first process is a simple and
he writer firmly believes a practi
al one, and IL that would he
'est for the people residing on the
4atOurche.
The lattnr ic norh,n
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NO'IcE: In another column will be
found an article in which all whether
they will or no) are interested. Neglect
ing to read it may prove a very serious as
we'll as expensive affair. We refer to the
advertisement of Prickly Ash Bitters. A
knowledge of it's merits and the benefit
you or your family may derive from using
it will save not only health but many dol
lars otherwise expended in Doctors bills"
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A. Riggs & Bro, Cistorn Ma
kers, 247 Delord street. N. 0. Sehd
for price list.
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WE TO O

clnde all hopes of successfully con
fning the water il any future high
stage, Within the levees above the
Cut Of, that portion Of the bayou
extending below may be consider
ed practically abandoned so far as
the cultivation of the soil and OF
the orange tree may be concern
ed.
1t is true, that the lands on the
west side r something higher
than those on the east side, ut pre-
sent, but the deposits caused by
spreading the water on the latter
coast will soon elevate it to the
height of the former. when both
sides of the stream will share i'll
the annual foundations.
Nature has a great deal to do
with the movement Ut the waters
upon the earth's surface. Wherov
or the Mississippi water flows it Gu
deavors to maintain an equal capa
city of outlet. AS the sediments
form in the lower part of the LA
f0urche and decrease the ability OF
transportation, acting as a dam,
thereby causing the least delay in
the current, deposits settle on eth
er bank, thus diminishing the capa
city of outlet to that which is found
below.
Hence, this closing process may
be expected to continue moving
gradually up the bayou, until the
iulet at Donaldsouville be reach
ed.
These deposits are almost univer
sal already as far up the stream as
Lafourche Crossing, and will very
soon be perceptible above this town.
AS these sediments lessen the
power of the water to pass away,
the ability to maintain the water
within the levees also increases
and continues steadily to move up
the stream.
When the South Louisiana Navi
CATION Canal Company cut a canal
across the Bayou Ridge and the
Bayou some 25 miles above it's TN
trance into the Cult, it was suppos
Ell that the waters of the LafOnrche,
at that point, two addition
al means of escape to tide water,
the distance being reduced to a
Of miles, would much more
reach its destination in the
Gulf and relieve the lands to ascer
tain extent, from the danger of
inundation that was always threat
them. But the effect ap
pears to have been just the re
verse and instead of assisting in
he discharge of the water, these
;wO lateral outlets have caused the
natural one to b. ruined by sedi
nent, occasioned by the diminish
ng current, which they have caus
ID below the said canal.
A few facts III regard to the high
water this season, in connection
With the crevasses in Lafourche
'bove the Cut Off, may be found
interesting.
There has never been any water
,uage kept in the Lafourche until
present season. The highest
water mark that the bayou has ever
attained is not known precisely
'ut was probably on one or two oc
:asioas Is feet, 8 inches above the
present low water mark at the
bridge, in front of Thibodaux. and
his point was only maintained for
few hours before the levees burst
ID somewhere. Il
When the bayou reached 10 feet
Thibodaux, on March 2, (Which
S the point at which the stage of
water is taken) the crevasse at
about four miles above
he Cut Of, occurred. This was
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HIS SLIPPfKY Gil SIS E:E.-"The SQUIRE
says the author Of The Hoosler School
master, one glass eye and IL wig.
The glass eye was constantly slipping out
OF focus. and the wig turning around side
wise on his head whenever he addressed
b people of Flat Creek District" Sad
spectacle. Parker's Hair Balsam pre-
serves and promotes the growth of the ma
tural hair. 1t also restores the natural col
or to hair which has faded or become gray.
Clean' elegant, beneficial, highly PERU
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,rn irritation. all kidney and JJr;,
II Ho Complaints cured by :.Buchu usiba.'
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Nlsn' sweats. fever, chills, malaria. avs
pepsia' cured by Wells Health Ran",n ~ :.
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Prevalence of Kidney complain in Am.
c,ca; ,Bnchu paiba''ista quick. con 1,I
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The Legislature is working along
pretty rapidly. But few bills have
yet passed.
An attempt to pass All act, propo
sing an Amendment to che Consti
tuition abolishing the Howard Lot
terry was lost by a vote Oft to ~.
two thirds beiug necessary to car
ry. Many useful bills are before
that Body for action.
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ness ',ner swan . Worm Syrup, for fsyerisb
"o's' worms, constipation: tasteIess. SS
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SUBSCRIPTION:

One year lin advanced ....-.----...---..$3W
Ore II
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Da HSrtous Weakness. Dyspepsia, Sexual
er." mnss cured by WELSH ealth Renew
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Spring Without Blossoms.
Late IN Lite to Look for Joy-Tet
Nerer too Late to Mend.

Readers of Hawthorue's blouse of Seven
Gables will recall the pathos with which poor
Clifford PyncheOn, who had been upiustly
imprisoned since his carly manhood. said, at
Ter Ms release My life is gone, and where
is my happiness! Oh give me INV hapni-
ness" But that could be done on in part az
CLEANS OF warm sunshine occasionally fall
across the gloom of u New England autumn
day.
Ina letter to Me.srs. Hiscox 4 Co.. Mr.. 7.
n. Iit9s. OF Pennington, N. j.. says IL have
suffered untold misery from childhood from
chronic disease Of the bowels and diarrhea, &C
conlpanied BY great pain. I sought relief mt
the hands OF physicians Of every school and
used every patent and domestic remedy mn.
DER the sun. | have ut last found In PAX.
hEisS TONIC u complete specific. proven.
i've anu cure. As your invaluable medicine.
the credit OF my getting back nv hannv
days' ! cheerfully and gratefully ackuowi.
MT. L. ). Wells. who needs no Introduction
20 tne people OF Jersey City, adds : The ties
uon q Mr. Titus Is genuine and voluuta-
- on'y ne does not adequately portray the
suffering ne has endured for MANY wears. Hc
Is my nrother-in.law and l know the Gao
wen; ne IS now perfectly free from his old
troubles and enjoys health and life. ascr,h.
ing 1t all to PAkKER'S TONIC. w.
Une4ualed as an iuvigorant: stimu,.tos all
the organs cures ailments Of the liver Ia.
neys' and all diseases Of the blood,
Though on Rats clears out Rats. and
Mice. 15c. ~ """
Rough on Corns," for Corns. Run;o,s
l5c. ""ions'
INN people. Wells Health Remover,
l e.. health and vigor, cures dyspepsia.
.hough Oh Toothache, instant relief
Ladies who would retain frosh,oss .,a
Really cont fail to try Wells Health
nuchu-Palba," great kidney and uri-
niies' reaches, ants, bed bugs, rats. mice.
''eaieu out ny Rough on rats" lie.
no"Sh on Coughs" troches, 1sc; liquid.
FOR children, slow in ~dcvelopment. nunv
anu delicate, use Wells Health R.newer"
"Rough on Dentist Tooth Powder r.,,;.
l5c. o"uer'1ry't
na I;r.ous Weakness. Dyspepsia. Sexual
az ""n,.y cured by Welsh eaIth Renew
e. One Dollar. A'"o"
Nlother Swan s Worm Svrrr e,.e.a-,
.oous''pst'on tasteless. 25c
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for children, slow in development, punv
and delicate, use Wells Iiealth Renew, !,
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rnes' reaches, ants, bed-bugs. rats. mice
'ieared out by Rough on rats" l5c.
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l5c. w" o"uer.1ryIt
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nary cure. ""o "i'-
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LADIES who would retain freshness and
RRsac,.y aon't fail to try Wells Health
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Rough on Coughs" troches. 1sc. l;ou;,
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INN people. Wells Health Remover
restore health and vigor, cures dyspepsia.
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"hough Oh Toothache," instant relief
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Mice. 15c. "' "n"
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"Rough on Corns," for Corns, Bunions
l5c.
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A Terrible Tragedy.

Louisville, May 1.-THE Courier.
Journals Beardstown special tell OF q
double murder in Neis on county. The
murdered mon are Herbert Arms trong
and David Brown. They we're found
In field, where they had been blowing,
one shot through the heart and tho 9th .
or through the head. The wounds show
Ell that the killing was done with a.
spencer rife. In a clump ofhushes was
founf two empty shells, and tue suppO.
sition is that the murderer concca ed
himself in the bushes aud coaIly shot
the men down. 1t is not known who
the murderer 10, but man named VIM.
Freye IS suspected. All the evidence
goes to show that lie committed tho
crime. lie bad n business trouble with
Tue IN ir Ter, m,n; the rifi, shells ct n
Spcr Ger ride n, Owns, and The tracks
leading fr'm the bashes to his house
were also discovered. The men ware
all well-lo.do farmer. The excite
ment - Running very hi!h. and it is
feared Freye will be mobbei.
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A West Virginia Tragedy.

On the evening Of tae i5,h iass., Niss
Ella Farrer. daughter Of ths Hon. j. IL.
tarrer. OF West Virginia, eiopcd with
john Bi;ss. They leflthe Farrer man.
sion, in the southern pert or Greenbrier
county, Ia . buggy and drove TO the
Greeabr;sr river. Intending to cross and
be inarr:cl on the othes eide. Mr.. Far
rer, who Was sbeen FROM home. return-
ed soon afterward and Immediately gave
chase accompanied ny his son. They
overlook the couple jus. ~ tbev had got
ten into sk,ff TO cross the river. Mr..
Farrer vas in q towering rage aud call.
ed on them TO stop. Not receiving n
reply, he leaped into another boat with
his son and gave chase. The fugitives
we're overhauled in tue middle Of the RI
yer, and tho elder Farrer lespei into
their boat Ind grappied with Big.s.
Young Farrer meanwhile seized the girl
and drew her into his hot by force.
The father and lover wres.led iiercely in
tbs frail craft, which finally capsiz,d
They chung u each other as they went
under. AMI thus each insured the death
OF the other. The younger Fsrrsr tried
TO aid them unsuccessfu!lv. anil then
took his sister ashore. Biggs' body
was found on Saturday, but Farrer's ha >
not been recovered. The attention ci
Biggs II Miss Farrer, who was greatly
he social superior. was warmly opposed
by the family. aud much bitterness OF
feeling ensued. Tho affair has caused
intense excitement throughout the " q.
try. the Farrers being " dely known.
Young Biggs was Of q good family
but somewhat dissipated, and had been
counting Miss Farrcr for s,me time, II
spite OF the opposition OF her father and
famil.. Her rash clopement has ended
in the loss OF DC til lover and father.
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CRAZY PATCHWORK!

Having a large assortment OF rem
nsnts AMI pieces OF handsome brocaied
silks, satins and ve!v rs, we arc putting
them up in assorted bundles and fur.
nisbing them for Crazy Patchwork
Cushions, Mats, II lies, &C., &c. PACK
AGE No. lis n handsome bundle Of
exquisite silks, satins and biocsded
velve's (all differently. just the tbirg
for the most superb pattern OF fancy
work. Sent postpaid for SO cents 10
postal note or l-cent stamps. PACKAGE
No. 2--Contsining three times rs much
as package No. /. Sent postpaid for
81 90. These are all of the very finest
quality and cannot be equaled at any
other silk works in the u. s. at three
times our prices. They will please any
lady. One order always brings dozen
more. Ladies' Manual Of Fancy WorS
with 400 illustrations and full instrue-
tioDs for artistic fancy work, handsome
~ bound, postpaid, SO cts. Order nos
Address. The Rochester Silk Co, Roch-
ester, N. I. May 9.-6T.
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GAGGED, ROBBED, AND KILLEp.-A
Wheeling (W. Va.D special says: Dis.
patches fro,l the interior Of the State
indicate that tue oDt'ages by the out
laws Of the Spur!ock-i!uI gang have not
yet ceased. Althouga expose last
week by the confession Of one Of their
number, on Tuesday night last three
masked members of the gang visited the
dwelling Of John Carlos, farmer, lit
uatei in an isolated spot on Little Mud
river,and cal cd him to the door. When
Inc appeared they seizel and gagged him,
and went through the premises. The
Carlos family were absent at the time.
The outlaws got $500, bot this did not
seem to satisfy them. Believing that
CARLOS had more money hid some where,
they demanded it. lie declared that G
had no more.-This so aDgercd one OF
tue robbers hat he blew Carlos's brains
out They then SET fire to tho house
an disappeared. Carloss remains were
discovered Ivy his mortified family next
morning. IL is suppo1e ed Tint these are
The mon WAC kilIe | one Harley at Quay
on, last saturday.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-30

More Mormon Immigrants.-Two
hundred and seventy Mormon immi-
grants, in charge of twelve mission.
aries, arrived ut New York Sunday
last on the steamship Aurania and left
for Utah wednesday evening. The
immigrants arc principally from Ger
many. Most Of them are in families,
there being but few single women
Nearly oil Of the men were farm la.
borers in Europe. There are. how.
ever, some artisans in tho party. a
large proportion are children. who ap-
pear quite healthy. Tho Mormons
seem to be all thrifty and are well
provided with luggage.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-30

Diseases OF an exhaustive nature
that have tendency to create an uDna.
tural feeling such as fatigue, lassitude
and great weakness throughout the sys
ten owe their origin 20 lack OF iron in
the blood. Browns IRON Buffers will
restore tao bl ~ 10 its natUral beautiful
condition. Get N b')ol par, ~ using
this 'enedy and disease will be quickly
banished.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-30

General Grant has a private income
Of $4,000 year. and IL he is placed on
the retired-list of the army, as is propos-
cd, he will receive $4,000 additional.
A sufficient sum $4,000 for the Gener.
oil 10 get along comfortably.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-30

Rev. JonN w. LEA, for several years
rector OF the Episcopal Churches Of
Wicklifre and Ripon, and recently Of ST.
Adams. tbs State, died on Thursday Of
last week, from carboncle on his neck.
He hal been married ouly few days
previous TO his second wife, bis FIRST hav-
ing died about two years ago.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-30

Clara Louise Kellogg is to receive
$4,000 for singing twenty nights in
Paris,-$600 night No wonder she Is
in love with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
the great remedy for coughs and Colds,
for what would she do without it If she
should BIO attacked suddenly by hoarse-
ness?
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-30

COLUMBIA RIVER CAVSERY. Mr..
George Homo. one Of tn largest can
ners OF fish, on Columbia River, Oregon,
Gays that he suffered With rheumatism
for seven years, having spOnt elk months
at Arkansas Hot Springs, and at Paso
Robes Springs, Cal four mon'hs in
every year, without benefit. Finally Le
tried S. Jacobs OIL. tie great paincu-c,
and in short limo all stiruc aud
soreness Of the joints disappear d.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-30

Mr.. John q. Simpson, prominent
cattle man of Texas, who has Just
made an extensive tour of the cattle
region and some Of the Northern
markets, saws the seasons drive from
Texas will be larger thar for the last
ten wears.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-30

Saturday, May oath, was the sixty
fifth birthday OF Queen Victoria, of
England. On June Goth she viii
have reigncd forty-seveh years. But
few sovereigns have ruled 50 long,
and still fewer so we'll
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gee week At home. s. 90 outfit free
POD Pay absolutely sure. No risk CAPT
tai not required. Reader, II you want bushes
"a which persons OF either sex, youua or old
can make great pay all the time they work with
absolute certainly, write for particulars 10 n
HALLETr d CO., Portland Maine.
Dec. IL. 1883.
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n Office

DARTIES wishing 10 purchase Ihe ee'ss',.
IL ted Langstroth Bee Hive" OF 20 80
bee supplies OF any Kind, will Gad u to 'h'N
interest TO call on the undersigned.
j. w. SKULL
Pleasant Dale, w, VI"
April 4, lSs1.-4m.