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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-26

Dave Walker a etc certainement
I'M DIES meilleurs soidats qu'ait ia.
mails Gus r. E. Lee, dams son armee.
Dernierement, il 6tait a Richmond,
assis dams nne sale dc PH0tel St.
James ; non loin de lui, un indivi-
du, an VERDE haut, ennuyait tout le
monde du r6cit de ses hauts fats,
durant Ia guerre. II y await en- le
rang de colonel. Enin il sc rappro.
cha de Dave ct lui den.anda sill
await, lui anssi, etc a la guerre.-
Mais oui, fit Dave.-Et quel Craze
y aviez-vous?-Aucun. Voyez-vous
je suis, sous ce rapport, unique de
mon genre.-Comment lentendez-
vous !-Dame, j'ai etc simple sol.
dat pendant la guerre ; ct depuis
lors je suis lie seul simple soldat que
Taie jamais connu.
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kECOMPENSE.-Le President du
Jury de Police offre une recompen.
Re de deux cent piastres a celui qul
arTetera ct remettra entire les mains
cu sheriff de cette paroisse lie incur.
rier Anderson Sephus, lequel s'est
echapp6 dams la mutt du % de ce
nois, apres avQir etc trouve coupa.
hse dl meurtre de sa femme Barba-
= Hunter.
Ie fugitif est age de % ans, me-
sare 5 pieds 3 a 4 pouces de haut,
possede un nee large ct orsqu'il
psrie il fait generalement DIES ges.
"a Il fame la cigarette, sa face
= marquee de taches blanches, ct
20 el1vir0ns $50 livres. Pour de
Fus amples i~nformations nous rem.
sv5oas le lecteur 4 l'annonce,
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JURY DE POLICE.-Le nouveau
Jury de Police s'est assemble le %
de &c mois, dams la sale d'audience
de la maison de Cour, ct a procede
a 0 organisation. L'Hon. H. n.
Coulon a etc elu president, F. San
can t~resorier, ct John Walsh SER
gent d'armes. QUAINT a la nomina-
ton du secretaire, ellie IL etc rem,
voyee, apres dcux ballots sans re.
sultat, a la prochaine reunion ct
Mr.. A. J. Lasseigne a etc choisi
pour agir temporairement. Dams
notre proclaim num6ro nous donne-
rons, sill est possible, les procedu.
res de la session. Dams lie cas- con-
traire nos lectcurs auront a atten-
Dire pour lie complement q Ia Sc
maine suivante.
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PECnE.- La plus belle peche
que nous ayons jamais we, a etc
apportee hier matin q notre bureau.
C'est Mr.. Alois Wessenthanner,
c~onfsseur, mails qui dams ces mo-
ments de lOisir s'adOnne 4 Ia cultu-
re DIES fruits, qui nous a fait ce pre-
sent. Cette p6che rendu q sa ma
turtle ct dune couleur appeIissan-
te, mesure 10 pouces de circonf6
renee. CONNIE de tells fruits sont
rares, nous allons tacher de conser-
yer &c specimen pour 6tre expose
4 pExposition Universelle de la
Nouvelle.O orleans, parmi les pro.
duits de la paroisse LafouIche.
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naux qui sOutiennent Ia candida.
ture de NJ. Blaine Tribune ct
JNdgc. An premier plan, un petit
canot representans~le parti Ind6>.
pendant, ct monte par trois HON
mes, sc dirige 4 force DE- me sur
le navire dc la democratic Uou on
hi lauce une amarre.
Lfidec est nenve, originate, ct le
desSin bien execute.
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OFFRE.-Tous nos sOuscripteurs
qui paierOnt lie mOntant de leurs
subscriptions en- plein ct une aimee
d'avance, recevront gratuitement,
pendant une aimee, PAmerican
Farmer ct un trait6 surles maladies
deS chevaux ct mulets.
LAmerican Farmer est un jour
nal public dams PIndiana, exclu-
sivement d6vou6 aux intertts des
agriculteurs, 4 relevage des ami
maux, aux jardiniers ct q toute sor
te d'industries qui Sc rattachent 4
la culture.
LIE trait6 sur les maladies des
chevaux est un livre indispensable
d tous ceux qui ont des animaux.
Toutes les maladies y sont lucide-
ment d6crites ct les remedies pour
les combattre Y sont donn6s.
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INONDATION.- Les eaux de Ia
crevasse Davis qui ont monde une
grande partie do la rive dr0ite du
Bayou Lafourche, couvrent encore
certaines parties de cette contr6e.
Dependant depuis que rembouchu-
re du Bayou Benf, bouchee par
des fiottants, a etc debouchee, peau
s'ecoule plus rapidement. II fault
esperer que d'ici a quelques jours,
les habitants du Chacbey, du Mala.
gay, de la Vacherie ct du Baton
Pilon pourront circnler 4 pied Sec.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de Pc
1t Lewis, Went de faire pinspec-
ion des levees de Ia paro;sse, atm
a p0uvoir faire %cOnstruire dams le
Mus BRET delai possible les levees,
psrtout Oil il y a Ell des breches.
Sur Ia rive gauche il y en- a plu-
deurs /; entr'autres, celle de Ia Gre
vasse JamisOn sans cOntredit la
plus consequence.
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CAPITAL AND LABOR. - Nous
avons recu la seconde livraison de
Pouvrage en- vote de publication
The National Sysdicates Of Capital
and Labor de notre co paroissien
Mr.. TheOpllile Harang. CONNIE Ia
premiere, cette seconde livraison
est pleine d'inter6t, en- 6tablissant
dune maniere claire ct precise lee
relations qui existent entire lie CAPT
tai ct lie travail Gu 6gard au d6ve-
DIES resources de la
Louisiana.
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CouR.-La cour criminelle, en-
|pession depuis lie premier lundi de
p nois, a jugee passablement DAFT
Aires, mails malgr6 toute Ia diligen>
p apportee dams les procedures,
.pensieurs cas- ont etc renvoy6s 4 Ia
eanion d'OctObre. A cette 6poque
|aees avons espoir que lie dossier &C.
a. d6barrass6 de tOutes les affaires
elAinelles -affaires qui absorbent
= PINS grande partie des revenues
&hparoisse.
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CONSEIL DE VILE Les ira
vaux du Wharf sOnt actuellement
snspendus, faute de materiaux ne
cessaires. En- attendant quill Ell ar
rive de nouveaux, lie Marie fait con-
1ruire lie curling DIES banquettes de
Ia rue st. Bridget, depuis la rue
Green jusqu'a la rue Jackson. &c
travail etait indispensable, car ces
banquettes etaient dams un 81 MAUI
Avais 6tat quill etait dangereux de
~ aventurer la mutt, sans lie Sc
eours dune lanterne.
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CANNES.-NOuS avOnS encore re.
Gu cette semaine trOis cannes a SUI
ere plus bellies que celles que nous
avons recues la semaine avant. Ces
6chantillons, pris dams un champs
mesurant cinq arpents, viennent de
chez Mr. Pierre Autin residant sur
le BAYOU LafOurche Ell has de Lock
port. CONNIE celui ci lie pense PAS
les faire passer all moulin, il sc pro-
pose de les vendre a celui qui YOU.
dra en- faire racquisition.
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retour au respect politique, ct de-
taite ecrasante de James G.. Blaine.
II cut etc dif'icile de faire un neil.
leur clloix.n LIE Standard tent 4
peu pres lie meme Language ct il
ajoute que la lutte va s'engager en-
tire ce qui est propre ct ce squi est
sale. LIE Daily Telegraph declare
que la haine lie Tammany Hall
pour NJ. Cleveland est Ia meilleure
preuve de Fhonorabilt6 de celui.ci
ct pour cette raison les Americans
devraient %s0utenir sa candidature.
LIE Daily Neus dit qu'avec Cleve-
land CONNIE chef du pouvoir execu.
tif, la Republique americaine sera
Ell sdrete, tandis qu'avec Blaine il
nest pas possible de SAVIOR euel Sc
raft lie resultat de son administra
ton.
La candidature de Blaine a sus-
cite, en- effet, dams tout le pays
CONNIE a retranger de grands me-
cOntentements. Celle de Cleveland.
au %contraire, est de nature a raj.
lier tOus les m6cOntents ct t0us les
independents, ct par consequent i
rappOrter Ia victoire aux elections
prochaines.
LOUIS lesson.
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FILE. - lie porteur du No.
pprendra avec plaisir quill a
, dams la rattle three diman-
,rnier par Mr.. Felix Bonrge-
cheval ct buggy. Sur pre-
ion du ticket, a qui de droit,
raisOn lui en- sera fate.
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FoRcATs.-Samedi dernier, une
troupe de forcats sOnt arrives d
Thibodaux OH lis ont pass6 la jour
nee. entoures Dune foule de Gu
r,eux. lis avaient tOus une mine
superbe, qui d6notait que la pitan-
ce au'on leur sert journellement est
bonnie ct abOndante. LIE lendemaln,
lis sont parts a bord du bateau
Presumption qui les a transportes
sur quelque point du fieuve pour
TRAVELLER aux levees.
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DIPLoME.-Un jeune fills de Mr..
victor Knobloch, qui suivait les
cours classiquesdu college du Grand
Cdteau, Went de recevOir son di.
Nome. De tells eleves sont la gloire
De leurs parents ct font hOnneur q
b paroisse a laquelle lis appar.
cement.
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Ne d6pensez pas vOtre argent ct
ne courez pas le risque de deterio-
rer yotre chevelure, en- achetant
DIES eaux on des huiles, mails ache.
tez Guelque chose reconnu CONNIE
bon-pn remede que tout le monde
reconnxit CONNIE SIR. LIE reg6na-
teur de "a chevelure de Hall, donne
de la vigeeur, de la force ct d. h
beaut6 & Va chevelure, restoee ~
couleur 81 ele est terne on grise ct
Ia rend douce, soyeuse ct lustr6e-
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ExCURsIoN.-Le Mabel C0Meeser
qui faisait une excursion de Ia Nou-
velle-O Orleans au Collie, s'est, pen
dant un couple d'heures, arret6 de
want notre 6tablissement ct pen.
dant son court s3jour dams notre
vile, Ia fanfare de Donaldson lille
qui Sc trouvait ! bord, . bien vou-
lu nous gratifier dune serenade,
pour laquelle ellie voudrs bien &C.
cept3 nos remerciements.
Parmi les invites da bord, &c
trouvait notre ami Joe Dalferes,
81 avantageusement connu dams le
Bayou Lafourche ct don't ses con.
sells sur Ia maniere de conduire
une excursion dams ces parages,
sont toujours bien appr6cies.
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SANTE.-L etat sanitaire de la
vile est satisfaisant. QUAINT q celui
de la paroisse il laissc beaucoup i
desirer. Les f0vres dc marais com.
mencent a Sevir.
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Tn de nos confreres am6ricains,
le World, a donn6 r6num6ratioD des
journaux les Plus infuents de New
York qui soutenalent 10 candidate
re de NJ. Cleveland, l'6lu do Ia con.
yention democratique de Chicago,
ct al nombre de ces journaux il ci.
TAFT le Herald, lie Times, rErening
Post, le Courier des Etsts- Uais,
ETC.. Cette id6e a etc reprise de Ia
tacon la plus heureuse par FEces.
ing Telegram !; notre excellent con-
frere a public une vignette, sign6e
de Grimm, representant une scene
marine -un grand navire, 10 navire
de la Democratic, ainsi que lindi.
que le pavilion qui fotte & sou
grand-mat, s'avance toutes voiles
dehors. A sa proue, on lit se mot
Stability; II ses foes sont merits
les lots MOtt VpensON, 1leJOTW,
Tariff ; chaque wolfe porto le nom
dun des journaux indiqu6s par lie
World CONNIE fav0rables q la can.
didature de NJ. Cleveland Herald,
Times, World, Post, Telegrass, Sun,
Stats zeitung, q des Etats,
Umis. A quelques da ma
wire de la Democratic Ana>
wire tout d6sempar6 d Y
blicain : un de ses md
SEES voiles sont dechd
lambeaux qui rested
mots: Corruption, q
routes, ct les noms dss
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HOTOGRAPHGALLER

I, the undersigned. take the pleasure Of an
.nOuncing to the public in general, that l have
opened PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Cor
ner st. Louis and St. Bridget Streets, where
l will make PHOTOGRAPHS, GEMS. ETC.
Copies n Specially.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOS. A. TRONE.
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.D1FFlcuLrE.-A la suite dune
dificulte survenue a Napoleonville
entire Orestile Aucoin, fills d'Odressi
AucOin autrefOis rfsidant 4 ThibO.
daux, ct un barber, italien d'ori-
CINE, le premier a etc mortellement
bless6 par le dernier.
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AYERS
Ague Cure

dies occasionnees par le poison miasmatique
qui, jusqu'ici, nest pas connu avOir entire dams
aucun autre rcmede. II ne content pas de
Quinine, nj aucune substance minerale on de-
letere quelconque. ct consequemment ne pro-
ton, laissant IL systcme tel quill etait avant
rattaque.
Nous Sarantisons que lie VAGUE
CCbkl:'' d'Aycr gueriJ tout cas- de ti6vre
ct de frisson tievres ntermittentes, remit
tentes ct bilieuses, ct Ia malad.e de foie Occa-
que Ion aurait tait I'M usage sutiisamment
prOlongG du remede u'obtenait pas le resultat
vOulu, les marchands sont autoris6s, par notre
circulaire, en- date du Ter Juliet 1882, den
relnbOurser le cOdt.
DR.. j. G. Aver 4 Co. Lowell, Mass
A vendre par tous les Droguistes.
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DECEs- Decide hier, pres de
Iabadieville, Antoine Albares, age
AZ 81 ans. SEES funGrailles ont lieu
aujourd'hui a 5 beures, p. NJ, au
eimetiere de reglise catLolique Ste-
pbilomene.
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Summer Drinks.

The following new summer beverages
of Ens gland have the merI. u ueing non-in-
toxicatiIg and are described as peculiarly
refreshing:-
No. l. Put into large pan lib of fine
fresh oatmeal, Coz. of white sugar, half a
lemon cnt into small pieces. Mix with a
little warm water, then pour gallon of
boiling water into it.; stir all together
thoroughly and use when cold The cost in
this country would be about ten cents
gallon.
No. 2. Mix the following ingredients
gradually aud smoothly into gallon of
boiling water:-Soz. of sugar, Coz. of good
fine oatmeal, 4oz. of coca. Use when cold.
Cost same as the proceeding.
No. 3. Pour two gallons of boiling water
over lib of lump sugar, 1oz. of bruised
ginger, two lemons sliced, let 1t stand till
luke-warm, then add one tablespoonful of
brewers yeast, or one small teacupful of
bakers yeast; let it stand 10 hours then
bottle it. 1t will be ready for use in "a
hours.
No. A. Boil loz. hops, 4oz. of ginger
(bruisedj, i'll II gallons of water, for %
minutes and lib Of brown sugar and boil
ten minutes more, then strain and bottle
while hot; it will be ready for drinking when
cold. 1t should be kept in a cool place.
Dried horehound may be used instead of
hops. Cost about ten cents gallon.
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HASH.

a8"The following is a copy Of notice
posted up,in the Council Bluffs, Iowa, police
station:-''No loafers allowed here except
police"
The trustees Of the British Museum have
just purchased Milton's Bible. 1t contains,
in the poets hand writing, the dates of the
births of his children.
Professor Franz Ruehl, of Konigsburg,
has discovered manuscript of diary of the
sixteenth century in which some accounts Of
of excavations at Troy are to be found.
Mr.. Glad stone is believed to be favorable
to a purchase on the part of the nation of at
least two or three of the most famous of the
pictures of the Blenhem collection,
Mr.. Charles G. Leland (says the Atten-
euna) in a very short time will return to take
up his residence in England. Mr.. Leland
has been busy introducing into Philadelphia
the teaching of the "minor arts" in the
elementary education of children. He has
also been busy, as our readers know, with
The mythology and legendary history of the
Indians of the eastern provinces. Mr..
Leland has found most striking stmilarities
between the legends of the indians of Maine
and New Brunswick and the Eddas, which
he illustrated a short time ago in a lie cture
before the Historical Society of Pennsyl-
vania.
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such unutterable nastiness have entailed on
society? What humane or noble purpose
was to be subserved by it? No, the fact
remains that New York journal rushed
into print with the sickening details, purely
and simply for the sake of stealing march
on its competitors, and thus earning cheap
| reputation for enterprise and vigilance in
its work. There is absolutely no other con-
cluson to be drawn.
OF course when once the abomnable
details had been published other journals
rushed into the contest, each bent ON
unearthing some additional and crowning
horror to blast forever the reputation of
| Lieutenant Greedy and his surviving com
rades, regardless of the feelings Of these
wretchcd men, of the miseries they had suf-
fered, of the shock to the minds Of their
| friends.
Assuming that every jot and title of the
evidence of cannibalism is true, what justi-
| fication is afforded for it's publication?
! This world is full Of miserable and har-
rowing spectacles, butit also has its com
| pensations in the beauties of Nature and the
display of the nobler qualities of mankind
of philanthropy, patriotism, love, hope
everlasting. We may not ignore the dark
side of life, but there is no occasion to
expose it's scenes to the light of the day, in
order that u few dollars and cents may find
their way into our pockets, at the cost of
infinite wretchedness to others. Let the
dead past bury its dead. Let the curtain
| fall ON the spectacle of the horrors of tue
arctic night; let there be no poisoned arrow
| to wound the unhappy survivors.
In the same spirit we renew our protest
| against the foul attempts to hemire the moral
record of Mr.. Blaine. The latest proposition
| of the enterprizing editor to put Mr.. Blaine
| and his wife OH the witness stand in order
to wiring from them, if possible, testimony
| against their own honor and moral principle,
against their own confluence in the days of
| their youth, is one so monstrous, SO degrad-
| ing, as to make the honest reader regret that
| there is no whipping post and no pillory in
Indiana for tine benefit of the foumarts Of
journalism.
The heat Of politics may excuse many a
hasty and ill-advised step, but in both the
cases we have cited there is all the evidence
Of malice prepense. Unfortunately there
are thousands of persons in every large city
| who revel in the feast Of garbage to which
the carrion crows of journalism noisily
invite them. AS long as such concerns can
sell four papers by such means for every
single copy they would ordinarily have dis
posed of, SO long will nauseating stories
continue to find their way into print, and SO
long will American journalism become a
| by-word and reproach.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1882-188?, 1884-08-23
Eradicating Hydrophobia.

M. Pastenr's experiments with the virus
Of hydrophobia are going on with unbrokeu
success. He has thus far experimental on
81 dogs, 10 of them mad, and 3S bitten by
them under uniform conditions. Out of
these IS, half had been previously inoculated,
the other half not. The latter, without a
single exception, died with unmistakable
signs of hydrophobia, whereas the 40 others
are about and as well as ever. They will be
watched for year by veterinary doctors to
SEE whether the incubation holds good per-
manently or only temporarily. M. Pasteur's
theory is that hydrophoba is produced solely
by the bite, and if this is correct law COM
pelling all dogs to be inoculated would in
the end extirpate hydrophobia entirely,
whereas if the disease arises spontaneously
such an enactment would be less effectual,
NJ. Pasteur's theory, however, seems to be
gaining acceptance, and his experiments,
whether they lead to the eXtirpation or
merely to the diminution of this form OF
suffering, must be watched with interest.
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side the craft, the melons are tossed aboard
till the load is completed, and the boat sails
away, another taking its place.
Of course the sketeher will not miss to
take in the Mccall as she floats along side
of the pier, with the heights of Wilmington
for a background. Most probably, too, he
will find time to linn the features of the
pretty girls of Jersey as they recline i'll
''rockers" on the piazza of the hotel. And
if Fate and inclination combine to detain
him till the Mccall has left, it is whispered
that the music and the merry dance in the
hotel pdrlor Sin tile cleaning" may make a
serious altcr-impresson on his peace of
mind