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Chez les personnes vaccin6es
avant 1894, cas- fort rares. LIZ
docteur y trouve Ia preuve de Fef
ficacite parfaite lie la vaccine.
WEST BAToN-RoUGE.
LIE Sugar Planter annonce qu'un
cable va etre .lctG dams lie tieuve
entire notre bourg ct Baton Rouge.
AVOYELLES.
lie Bayou tic GLASSES baissc ra-
pidement. On suppose que dams la
seinaine Ia navigation v sera sus-
pendu.
Les plantcurs font replacement
leurs preparatifs pour la rccolte
prOchaine.
Les affaires commercials du vii
laGe de Marksville sont loin d'etre
brillantes, ct les chemins publics ne
sont pas ell tres bon etat. Avec lie
temps quill a fait depuis quelque
temps p~entretien Ell est difficile.
POINTE COUPEE.
Les dtces, par la pneumonia.
mont fait qu'augmenter Ell nombre,
depnis une quinzaine de .jours.
Les travaux sur Ia lev6e Il travers
lie Burrows Slough, sur PAtchafala-
va, Won't commenccr. LIE contrat Il
etc dome al general Meyer.
EAST BATON ROUGE.
lie Capitolian-Adrocate, de Baton
Rouge, du , fevrier, relate les fats
suivants i propos de la mort de
Anne Hill, nee dams la Caro-.
line du Sud, ct decedee a Page de
S. ans ct s moiS. La defunte await
ell II enfants, don't ) settlement lui
suryivaient, ct ellie etait bisallieule
de AZ enfants don't ellie empOrte |
Ilans Ia tombe ramour ct Ia venera
ton,
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RECoLTE. - Les planteurs ont
profter du beau temps pour plan
ter leurs cannes ; la terre etait bien
preparee ct sc trOuvait dams l'ex-
~cellentes conditions pour recevoir
le plant qui etait dams un parfait
6tat de conservation. ST la SaiSOn
o comporte bien, on espere lie voir
ponSser vigOureusement.
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AVIS.

LIE Comite joint DIES c%ompagnies. Thibo-
daux Fire Co. No. | ct Home Hook and
Ladder Co. No. l. $ '6tant reuni pour aviser
all moyen de Sc procurcr DIES fOnds, pour
payer quelIues notes prochainement dies
sur le magnifiqne Hall que ces compa-
snies ont fait construire, pour, lie b6nefice
din public. a decide gu nne grande foire Sc
raft donnee, le jour de la parade DIES pom
piers. lie quatrieme mercredi d'Avril. Les
details lie la tate seront publi6s prochaine-
ment. Par Ordre du COmite
II H. MICHELET,
G. ARENA,
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REPRESENTATIONS

REPRESENTATIONS DRAMATI-
QUE.-Comme c'est d6jA annonce,
il v aura ce sOir ct demain sOir une
representation dramatique, 4 la
nouvelle sale des pompiers, don't
le produit est destinG a racheve-
ment de cette sale, qui deviendra
un DIES plus beanx ornaments demo
tire vile, grace au chaleureux con-
cours de la ~genereuse population
de la vile ct de la campagne.
LIE programme de ce soir Sc COM
pose dune comedie Ell deux actes,
intitulee Fortunes Frolic, piece
tres attrayante qui plaira sdrement
All nOmbreux auditOire que les or
ganisateurs de cette sOiree ont droit
d'attendre.
Dimanche sOir il serl dOnne
A Miss in her teens, co,n6die en- deux
actes qui, interpreter CONNIE ellie
lie sera, par nos artistes-amateurs,
sera Embarrassment goht6e ct
appreciee par les Spectators, qui
aiment nj les frivOlit6s, nj les bana-
lites de tous ces Shoes aux grands
placards ct de certaines trOupes
nomades qui viennent, on ne salt
d'od, exploiter Ia trop confiante
population de nOtre vile.
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Les emigrants ct les voyageurs
trouveront dams la Salsepareille
d'Ayer une guerison effective DIES
eruptions, demangeaisons, boutons,
etc, qui apparaissent sur la peau-
effets de rimpuret6 du sang caasGe
par la vie maritime. C'est la neil
leure medicine pour tout lie monde
dams lie printemps.
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BAYOU.-pendant la Scmaine Ia
hausse DIES eaux du bayou Il etc as
sez sensible. Aujonrd'hui, son nj
yeau Sc trouve un peu plus elcve
que les chemins qui lie longent.
Certains planteurs Sc depechent de
reparer leurs leyees ct d'autres
~s'occupent d les consOlider.
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hoGE.-On parle, depuis quel.
ques jours, de fonder dams notre
Vile une loge de Chevaliers d,Hon.
neur: Les personnes qui sont 4 Ia
tete de &c movement ont tout &C
gun faat pour faire prosperer cetts
Loge.
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$4,000 REWARD.

offered for the apprehension and conviction
Of the person Who sat fire to my corn crib ON
last Sunday night.
The circumstance go to show that it was
the act Of an incendiary.
e. w. BLAKE.
Feb. 9th. 1884,, Inn.
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DE COUR.

venillez 'ne les nombrenx
.mis de Mn. EMILE +. LEBLANC, lie sup
,~ofteront pour la place de Greffier de Ia
cour dn Come District Jndiciaire. a lelec-
lion primaire qni aura lieu lie SINE jour du
nois de mars 1894.
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HOTOGRAPHGALLER

!. the undersigned. take the pleasure of an
nnuncing to the public in general, that l have
opened d PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Cor
ner st. Louis and st. Bridget Streets, where
l will make PHOTOGRAPHS, GEMS, ETC.
Copies - Specially.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOS. A.. TRONE.
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POUR CORONER:

Vans sommes autorises a le
No r A. BOURGEOIS, CONNIE candidat
~, Coroner de Ii paroisse. 4 l'6lection
s,SIiminaire qui aura lieu le Sine jour de
Mars 1854.
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POUR CORONER.

rr TEditeur.-Veuillez lie nom
!, mr.. FULTON r GERS CONNIE can.i-
st mur Coroner de Ia Paroissc Lafonrche.
! Ixlection generate qui aura lieu le %
ssril 1854. rr,
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POUR SHERIFF:

NJ. rEditear. = Venillez announcer Mr..
rHEOPHILE TH1BODAUX CONNIE can
i1.t pour l'ofice de Sheriff 4 I'6lection
:r.ire oui aura lien le sanledi 8 a
IN BEAUCOUP DAMS,
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AVOCAT DE

ysnillez announcer E.A OSULL1VAN.
eomme candidat a Ia place d'Avocat de
District pour le 2ame District Jndiciaire,
compose des paroisses Lafourche ct AS
somptiou. . | election primaire qui sera te-
nae 10 8 mars 1884.
DE NONBREUX VOTANTS.
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yeuiIlez announcer que lie DIR WILLIAM
r HARAN0tst candidat a Ia Legislature
dEtat, a lElection primaire 4ni aura lieu
l. sanedi Sn,e jour dc mars 1884.
DE NOMBREUX VOTANTS.
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VENDRE.

tn moroccan de terre situe en- bas de Lock
port, sur lequel Sc %trOuvent un magasin. une
residence ct derehdances.
S'adrcsser pour les conditions 4
ID dec. 1883. NINE VICTOR PAVE,
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POTR CORONER:

yepillez annoncer que les nombreux
.n;s du DIR. JOHN GAZZO, lie snpporte-
mt pour la place de Coroner i r6!ection
sss;minaire qui aura lieu lie 3 mars lisa.
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NOTICE.

Ny friends and the public are notified that
l have opened IA Grocery in the Red store
opposite the Thibodanx Bridge, where
OF Groceries, Provisions, Mines aud Liquors.
Give me a call and examine my assortment.
JOHN DEZAUCHE
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AYERS
Ague Cure

dies occasionn6es par 10 poison Miasusatique
qni. jusqn lei, nest pas comm avoir entire dans
ancun autre remede II ne cOnt,-nt pas do
Qainiae, nj aucune substance minerale GU de-
ietere qnelconque. ct consequemment ne pro.
ti"n, laissant le systcm.e tel quill etait avant
fattaque..
Nous s;:a s'an ti<0mS sae lc s"AGUE
IL kSlT 0'Aycr gntri. tout cas- lie ti6vro
ct de frissOn tievres ntcrmittentes remit
tentes ct bilie,ses, ct la iualalie tie foie occa.
sionnce par lie miasme. Dams ie cas- OH, apres
que lon aurait fait un usage sufis mme
prolon.e du remede u'obtenait pas le r6sultat
vouln, les marchands sont autorists, par nOtre
circalaire. Ell date du Ter juliet 1885,, den
reinbOurser lie colt.
DIR. j. T.. Aver 4 Go. Lowell, Mass.
A vendre par tOus les DrOguistes.
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PAROISSES.


IL Went d'Gtre etabli dams l;
pharmacie de N. Meyer III telepho
ne, avec le privilege exclusif poul
tonte Ia paroisse Calcasieu. Avan1
une semaine pappareil fonctionne
III ct coinmuniquera avec le depot
du cLemil: &c fer.
CADDO.
La riviere Rouge a hausse de {
pouces Ell n heures. Les premieres
arches du pont jete u cette rivie
re sOnt achcvees. Les travaux AVIAN
cent rapidelnent ct feront honneur
aux entrepreneurs.
VERMlLLlON.
Les travaux dc Ia uouvclle eglise
qui Sc construct Il Abbeville avian
cent %toujourS, a Ia grande joic de
tont lie peuple.
Lie temps est beau.
TERREBONNE.
lie corps dun hommc de couleur
a etc trouye, reinforcement, dams la
cypriere pres du coteau.
La c%ompagnie dies pompiers de
Houma sc propose de celebrer
cette aimee, dams lie mois d'avril,
son anniversaire par une grande
parade ct I'm festival. LIE Club
DramatiQue fait lie grands pr6pa.
ratifs pour une autre representa-
ton dramatique qui aura lieu lie
mois proclaim.
II y environ hut jours, pendant
que Mr.. Van 2. Winder sc rendait
a Houma, dams son buggy, son
cheval a pris Ia course, au moment
OH cel"i-ci ouvrait la porte de la
barriere sur phabitation Minor. Mr..
Winder a etc oblige dc faire un
mile ct demi 4 pied.
ASSUMPTION.
Les travaux de Ia plantation de
came ont marche rondement depuis
que lie temps sest mis- au beau.
La compagnie DIES pompiers de
Napoleonville va recevOir sous reu
de jours sd pompe i vapeur qui a
etc essayee reinforcement i Thibo.
daux en- presence du comite dele
que par cette compagnie.
lBERIE.
II est question, dit rEtoih d'Ibe.
RE, dune procession chevalresque
le jour du Mardi- Gras. &c sont les
membres de la compagnie des pom
piers No. 2 qui sont les promoteurs
de cette manifestation.
Dams les localities OH pfgout est
impartial, lie plant de cannes est
fort avarie. Les cannes plantees en-
automnes sont s~aines, ct quaint aux
sOuches, on ne peut pas encore Sc
p%rOnOncer.
ST. NARY.
II Went d'arriver, dams cette pa
roisse, sur phabitation Oakland, un
terrible accident. A Ia sortie dun
bal, dome par les %jeunes gems du
voisinage, il fut sugger6 de tirer
un salve en- lhOnneur DIES danes.
Tous alors sortant leurs pistolets
les dechargerent Ell Pair, sauf un,
don't lie cheyal sc babrant fit baisser
la main ct blessa ainsi 81 grieve-
.ent un de ces compagnons an bras
dr0it ct dams lie cote quill en- mou-
rut deux on trois heures apres.
ST. JEAN BAPTIsTE.
lie bureau DIES 6coles publiques
de cette paroisse, a ordonn6 pou-
venture DIES ecoles publique. LIE
fond des 6coles sc compOsant actu-
element de $4,000, il lul sera per
mis- de tenir les ecoles ouvertes
pendant au moins neuf m0is.
ST. MARTIN.
LIE Bayou Teche a baiss6 rapide-
ment ; aussi tous les oavriers EN-
aux chantiers de bOis, sc
sont lis remis courageusement 4
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ASCENSIONe
L'Oficier de sante, DR.. j. D. Han
son, a fait un rapport sur Ia marche
de Ia petite verole, depuis lie Ter
janvier jusqu'a cette date. q Port
Barrow ct 4 Smoke Bend
26 families attaqu6es, don't 4
blanches settlement; 81 cas- 80
saves, ct IL deces 9 malades ac-
tuellement, 6 en- convalescence.
Pas un cas- parmi les pers0nnes
vaccinees recemment ct dune "a
con effective.
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IL Went d'6tre etabli dams la
-pharmacie de NJ. Meyer III telepho-
ne, avec le privilege exclusif pour
toute Ia paroisse Calcasieu. Avant
une semaine pappareil fonctionne-
Ia ct coinmuniquera avec le depot
du cLemir de fer.
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compare with those Of the olden time?"
Well, though somewhat lower last
season than for several years past, they
are still at figures which once would
have been thought fabulous. Before
the late war $75 to 500 per week was q
good salary for q first-class rider, but
now such a one would command from
$50 to 5000 per week. OF course, The
salaries Of people of great reputation,
Mad. Elise Dockrill, Charles w. Fish,
Frank Melville and James Rob
inson, the great bareback riders,
far exceed the above figures, reaching
in some instances as high as $500 OF
even $500 per week, and the same APP
plies to performers in every branch OF
the business. Such clowns as years
ago received $50 per week would now
receive 300, but the salary of Dan Rice,
who clowned with Nathans' Circus a
portion of the past season, was probably
away up in the hundreds. The salaries
OF thesworking hands, such as anvas
men. drivers, hostlers. the men who
care for the animals, etc, have decreased
instead of increasing, and these people
are now more poorly paid than ever"
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Orange Culture in Florida.

The country readily takes all the
oranges Florida sends northward, and
consequently their culture steadily in
creases. Tits stated that orange groves,
five years after they are started, will
sell for$1, cooper acre; andt prepare
sucha grove, covering. five acres, costs,
according to a careful estimate, from $500
to$1,00O. After the first five years,
the growth Of trees and increase Of fruit
is constant during at least ten years
longer, and afterwards, with care, the
grove will retain itsvigor for a century.
Florida, according the census Of 1880.
produced sc, 200, 600 oranges, valued at
100000, and the product islargely in
creasednow. Yet the demand for them
is largely in excess of the home supply,
as the country SOC, OOO, 200
annually, the remainder coming from
abroad. Like the wheat Of the North
west, the oranges of Florida are a cash
article, finding ready buyers, and being
generally sold on the trees, one or two
cents each, who take risk and gather the
,crops.-Florida Correspondence Phila-
delphia Ledger. sa
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Satisfying the Kickers.

Last fall the stockholders Of certain
Western railroad were making such q
vigorous kick about the non-payment
of dividends, Chat the President felt his
position IN embarrassing one. He
finally plucked up courage and decided
on a line of conduct. The principal
kickers were informed that the outlook
was more cheerful than for years before,
and were invited to take a trip over the
line on,a certain date.
At the time appointed large gang
were packed into the parlor cars md a
run Of shundred miles was made. Din
ners, suppers and hotel bills wer all
paid blythe railroadcompany, and every
body came back perfectly satisfied. la,
HWhy said one, ct counted over.
twenty freight trains inside Of sixty
miles" "a
And eyerysiding was full Of them,
added q second.
'Itellyou weare having all the freight
can handle!p proudly exclaimed q
third, andthat ended all further kicking.
1T was only the other day that any OF
them learned that the Presidentbo Dor
rowed 312 freight cars and had them
placed wnere they would do the most
good that day.
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A Colorado snows tor,n

As q matter Of fact, snow does not
TALL here as it doesin w~eI-ordered com
munlties, writes q correspondent from
silyerton, Col, to the New Haven Pal.
ladium. zIhave been ID The midst q, !.
vigorous Rocky Mountain anow storm,
from early morning till late, 4, nirhts
With not a single cloud IN, thesky,s and,
With nothing bnts.the myriad flashes 81:
NOV IN the atmosphere to cast i haze
over the face of the sun. A mild snow
storm that may seem to one who reads.
o. u, q not to one who has il to face.
are days here Of continuous
storm when the snow does not eRInF n
ial at ail; when it seems d freotentivs
2 be going up assconaing down: hnf
when for the most part L eoessninnu.
ing horizontally through the air. SEEM
q with no purpose ofsstoppine NV
wher In faqt, such q thing asa d.
corous, wel1-ordered New Enclana
snowstotn in which, hssnow co,nes
iegltimatelyfr from q cloud and falIso 81 HI
gTaylty to the. earth il here an I'M
possibility. We hayesnos clsa,da swortb
mentioning. We are &c lie yarv aoex
OF nature's stornasmakinE peaaphsrnai;as
and the clouds are all beloS.
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xeatnesg around stables ana Barns.

Neatness in the precincts, rs well as
the surrounding, of the barns and sta
bles is commendable at all seasons Of
the year, particularly IN the winter
time. The stock of all kinds will be q
good deal better when the practice is
observed, and those who are caring for
or have charge of the stables and Barns
will be. able to do M their work with
more system and to better advantage
than they would with the accumulation
of filth at every turn they are obliged to
MIKE. II is just as necessary that barn
floors should be kept neat and clean, as.
it is for q house floor, and the stable
floors where the cattle are confined
should b ecleaned ont daily with all the
regularity possible. Naturally, most Of
the different varieties of stock are neat
in their habits, and anyone can see how
much better they seem to enjoy clean
and comfortable quarters, than they do
dirty and filthy ones. sOnething is seer
tain. II Q farmer keeps his barns and
stables and his barn yard clean and NICE
IT may Q setsdown that heis q good
farmer. Another thing is equally as
true: His milk and butter always find.
aiready market 1t top prices, because
those who wish to buy will know that
the commodities are, free from Dirt
Cleveland Leader.
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MM1"0.
Likes bind spinner in tho sua,

Iikea blind spinner in tho sun, \
Iknow that ali til, threads viii run
Appointed ways;
I know each day win bring it's task,
And, being blind, no moreI ask
sIdo,not know the use, or name
or what I spin;
I only know. that some n came,
And laid within -
MY hand the thread, and said: stSnce YOU
Aresblind but one thing you can do
Sometimes the threads 30 rough and fast
And tangled fly,
Itn9v V va is storm; sre sweeping past,
Shall fall; but dare not try to find
A safe place, since / am blind
i know not why, hut 1 am sure
That tint and place,
In some great fabric to endure
Past time and race HSy.t
Ny threads will have; 80 from the first,
Though blind, / never felt accurst.
l think, perhaps, this trust has sprung
From one short word
Said over mo when l WAS young
So young, ! heard az,
II, knowing not that Gods name signed
My brow, and eiled me His, though blind
Bnt whether this be seal or sign
Within, without, -ai 5l \
1t matters moi. The bond divine
l never doubt, V
know He set mo here, and still.
And glad, and blind, / wait His will;
But listen, listen day by day,
To hear them troad
Who bear the finished web away
And cut the thread,
And bring Gods message in the sun
Emo poor blind spinner, work is done.' y
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Hen Manure.

Hen manure 1 use in the hill only,
says a gardener, for tomatoes, melons,
cncumbers, corn, potatoes; mixed with
an equal bulk of earth and half its bulk,
OF plaster it is equal to most commercial
fertilizers; about q pint to the hill will
do wonders, if you have some
in the soil, as I said, to begin with. To
raise nice vegetables the soil needs to be
full of manure" Cabbage will do we'll
on new land if two or three applications
OF manure have been worked INTO the
soil. Spinach needs the best land o
have. This is equally true Of onions,
carrots, celery, caulifiower and cucum-
bers. Tomatoes will gives crop On any
soil; the poorer the soil the earlier the
crop, but the richer the land the bigger
the yield: this is a good general rule for
the tomato. Melons and squash need
manure at the hill; a compost of night
soil seems to meet the wants of these
crops swell as anything, and a bushel
OF q thorough mixture of twice it's bulk
with some absorbent is very good.
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NOTES FOR THE FARM And HOUSE.
Farming scrans.

~ * stTGfENH1EL = ~ ~ Nht ".F4ft I
..Charred grain, either of corn, wheat,
oats, or buckwheat, should be fed to
fowls occasionally. g,ys IA,
Axle-greasefo for use in winter: Tallow,
thirty-fivo parts; oil of resin, ten parts ;
olive or rape oil, sixty-fve parts.
At o blooded cattle sale in Marshall,
Mo-, forty-four Shorthorns belonging.
to r. W. Owen Of North Niddletown,
Ky, brought $1,000, and sixteen Jer-
lseys owned by Alexander McClintock &
Son, MIlsbury, KY, brought nearly
81 1000. 2,
Americas consumption Of wheat is
reported as 800, 900 bushels per day;
the seed required for annual sowing in
this country, 5000, 1000 bushels; the
average crop of Europe, 1,143, s26, O44
bushels; of the world, about 2,02s, OOO,-
900; the usual yearly excess above con,
sumption, 60, 000, 000to sc, OOO, 900 bush
els.
Secretary G. G. Hill, Of the Rosen-
dale, Wis, Club, says, with good show
OF reasons, that the garden as it ought
to be isthc most profitable part of the
farm. 1t should have fifteen to twenty
varieties of vegetables, from the early
and appetizing green of asparagus, to
potatoes which last all the year.
Michigan has a law providing that
any resident using on the highways of
the State only broad-tired wagons--3t
nches-for hauling loads weighing over
500 pounds, shall have an abatement of
one-fourth from his road-tax,
The Mark Lane Express. remarks that
1T will take a generation to undo the
mischief the Shorthorn fanciers' have
done" and predicts that the day is prob!
ably not far off when q Duchess will be
worth far less than a good dairy COW of
no particular breeding.
Cruelty to COWS often makes their
milk as also the butter and cheese, un-
wholesome and poisonous. A COW that
does not have, air. exercise and sunshine,
is likely to be unhealthy. and hence give
poor and dangerous milk. To secure
good milk, cows must be treated kindly
and according to sanitary laws.