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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-03-07

TELEPHONE. - Dams quelqnes
iours I'm telephone mettra Thibo-
daux en- communication avec la
Nouvelle-O Orleans, Napol@onville,
Donaldsonville ct Baton Rouge, ct
dams un couple de mois-peut-etre
avant-avec .Lockport ct Houma.
Cette hgne avec toutes SEES ramifica
tions sera dune grande utilize pour
le peuple de Thibodaux, aussi bien
que pour celoi de Lockport, don't
ouelques personnages Sc font un
plaisir de colporter de fausses nou-
velles, pressure %toujours au detri'
ment de la reputation de quelques
naisibles ct hOnorables citoyens.
LIE bureau sera etabli dams la
nharmacie de Mr.. JOS. I. Thlbo'
deaux. Sa location, 6tant dams le
centre de Ia vile, Sc trouvo egale'
ment accessible . tout lie monde.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-03-07

TOus nos souscrlptenrs
qni paieront lie montant de leurs
subscriptions en- plein ct une aimee
d'avance, recevront gratuitement,
pendant Inc aimee, pAmerican
Farmer ct un traite surles maladies
deS chevaux ct mulets.-
LAmeric0n Farmer est un Jour-
nal public dams pIndiana, exclus
sivement d6vOu6 aux inter6ts des
agriculteurs, 4 P6levage des ami
maux, aux .jardiniers ct q toute sor-
te d'industries qui SO rattachent a
la culture.
LIE trait6 sur les maladies des
chevaux est un livre indispensable
i tous ceux qui ont des animaux.
Toutes les maladies y s0nt lucide-
ment d6crites ct les remedies pour
les combattre y sont donn6s.
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que la commission speciale du mi.

que Ia commission speciale du mi
nistre les a Institutes. Ces musGes
sont de quatre c%ategories Ia pre-
mi6re, celle des 6coles primaries de
garcons, c%omprends vingt-quatre
specimens, tant de sculpture que
lie gravure, entIe autres In Venus
dArles, lie PenSeur Michel-Ange,
lie Lion de Barge. lie Vacher de Paul
Potter, lie Bowler dc Claude Lor-
rain, lie Jeune homme i Ia ttte lau
rec de Leonard de Vinci. Lii Geux-
ieme, spectacle aux ecoles DIES files.
presente CONNIE pieces principales
III Jeanne dare de Rude, le Saint
Jean de Nina de Fiesole, la Sainte
Famille de Francois Ter, les Muses.
de Prudhon. La categorie de reco'e
normaIe Sc compose dun choix plus
etendn reproductions artistiquesd de
diverses per iodese ct de divers styles;
lie moyen age ct les temps modernes
s'ajoutent aux moulages d'apres
rantique ct aux reproductions des
chefs d'puvre de Ia Renaissance.
Entin, le musee DIES lycees forme
ponr ainsi dire une histOi,e com
paux types lie catalogue SQUIRE
sur le portrait de Rhamses II ct Sc
termine par des Guvres de statuaire
modernes.
disposition francaise de r'en-
seignement du dessin n'obtiendra
pas 4 Ia NOuvelle.O Orleans un sue
ces moindre qua Londres.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-03-07
Ceux que lie peuple designe pour

CeuX que IL pcuplc ,toSiS'ic Pou'
g6rer ses affaires durant nne Ger
taine periodic, men sont pas mOins
dn peuple. Done par leur pr0pre
exemple, ct tout ell respectant III
dignite de leurs fonctions %0tficielles,
il. penvent beaucoup contribntr a
enco"rager lie penplr i adopter e
m9urs sinlples qni sont "ne source
de bonhe"r, de prosperite.
lie Cabinet de Mr.. Cleveland Sc
compose de Thomas +. Bayard,
Secretaire d'Etat.
Daniel Manning, Secretaire du
Tresor.
William L.. E,ldicott, Secretaire
tie Ia guerre.
William G. Whitney, Secretaire
de IL Marine.
L. q. G. Lamar, S%ecretaire de
pInterienr.
William F. Villas, Mai;re de Pos
te General.
A. H. Garland, Avocat General.
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CoNCERT.-Les in~stituteurs de
pAcademy Guion sont actuellement
a sc pr6parer pour bonner apres lie
car6me un grand concert au ben6f
&c de rinstitution qu'ils dirigent.
Tous les musiciens de m6rite ont of
fert leur bienveillant concours ct
les citoyens en- apportant leur obole
4 cette so,ree musicale, rendront
un grand service & ceux qui Sc Ii
vreDt a Pingrate profession d'insti-
tuteur. Une partie des recettes est
destiu6e an Placement dun mois de
salaire ct Fautre partie sera affectee
4 Ia continuation de recole, apres
que les fonds actuellement q son
credit seront 6puises.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-03-07

NOUVEL ETABLISSEMENT.-M Mr.
Robert Glover, autrefois employee
d la ferblanterie dn Major Grisa.
more, Went d'etablir, dams la rue
Market, coin st. Louis, au rez-de-
chauss6e de Fh6tel Franklin, un
atelier de ferblanterie OH on lie trOu-
vera toujours pref a executor avec
pr0mptit"de tous les ordres qui lui
serOnt cOnfies.
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INvENTION.-Mr. d. MOnier, BIZ
joutier ct ~horloger, Went d'inventer
I'M jolt apparel, on pour mieux
dire une cloche l'alarme. qui pla-
Gee soft q Ia porte on a une des fe.
metres de Ia maison on de Petablis.
sement qu'on occnpe, vous aunoncc
parriv6e des voleurs. Get apparel
Qui fonctionne actuellement dams
son Establishment rue Market, don.
nera & ceux qui trout le visiter une
id6e des avantages qu'nn peut en-
retirer.
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EXPOSITION Tous ceux qui ont
profile de Fexcursion de In comma
gnle des pompiers Protector No. ..
ont etc ~emerveillfs de rExposition
de la NOuvelle-O Orleans. Tout ce
qu1ls regrettent c'rst que lie temps
leur ait manque pour pouvoir rex.
amlner dams tOuS ceS details.
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RECOLTE.-La culture de la pom
me de terre ct du mails n pris cette
ann6e.ci un grand developpement
dams cette paroisse, ct on peut dire
que meme dams les ann6es Ordinai-
res c'est celle qui pale le mieux ct
qui parconsequent donne toujours
de hons r6sultats. Cest avec plat
sir que nous voyons son extension.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-03-07

INCENDIE.-Dans 10 mutt de ven-
dredi . samedi dernier, vers deux
heures du matin, lie feu s'est decla-
re dams Ia residence de MI. Fell
Glen Toups, situee sur Ia rive gau-
che du Bayou, 4 environ deux mil
les ct demi au.dessous de ThibO.
daux. Scion toutes appareuces, &c
feu aurait Gu son origine dams Ia
chambre & repasser, ct apres avoir
couv6 pendant longtemps il sc Sc
RAFT tout q coup d6velopp6 ct les
d4gats auraient etc sensibles.
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ANNIVERSAlRE.-LeS Y. ". BE
nerOtent Association de LafOurche
doivent, dit,on, cel6brer leur ami
VerSalre par n excursion 4 Ia
NOuv+lle Orleans. C'eSt assurement
une bonnie idee qui, mise en- execn-
ton, fera snrement plaisir aux nom
breux amis de cette institution.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-03-07

EXCURSION. - L'eXcurSiOn don
nee mardi dernier. par la compagnie
DIES pompiers Protector No. ,, q etc
tres agreeable pour tous ceux qnl y
ont pris part. QUAINT au resultat
.pecuniaire il ma pas depasse les H.
mites dune excursion donnee dams
les temps Ordinaires. Dependant
il v await a Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans
beauc6up de chose a vOir qui ne Sc
renouvelleront pas de sit6t mails
me grande partie des gems de Get
endroit sont sous impression que
lie chcmin de fer Morgan va redni'e
son prix de passage 4 un sou le
mile. A cenx qul pense ainsi, nous
pouvons leur dire que lie chemin dc
fer Morgan est le seul q"i DIES lie
debut de Pouverture de FexpOsi-
ton a rebuilt ses prix de Motto, ct
quill est probable, simon certain.
que lie prix actuel sera maintenu
jusqu'a IL cloture de rexpositiOn.
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inauguration de Grover Cleve-
land, CONNIE president des Etats
Unis, a Gu lieu lie 4 de mars, avec
toute la pompe qu'on d6ploie en- pa
reille Circumstance ct en- presence
de la plus grande foule qui Sc soft
jamais vue 4 Washington.
DE radmirable discours du nou-
veau president, nous detachons les
PARAGRAPHS suivauts:
Dams accomplishment de mes
devoirs ~oficiels, je m'efforcerai de-
ire guide par une Interpretation
equitable ct independence de Ia
Constitution 4; par lie respect reli-
gieux de la distinction qui existe
entire les pouvoirs del6gaes au Gou-
vernenent Federal ct les pouvoirs
! reserves aux Etats on an peuple :;
par une minutieuse appreciation
des fonctions qui,. en- vertu de Ia
Constitution ct DIES statuts, ont etc
specialement assignees a la bran
che executive du Commencement.
Mails celui qui aujourd'hui jure
de m%aintenir, de prot@ger, de de-
fendre Ia Constitution des Etats-
Uuis, celui.la ne fait que contractor
une obligation solennelle que doit
partager avec lui tout patriotic, fer
mier, ouvrier, n6gociant.
La Constitution qui lui present.
CO serment, mes c0ncitoyens, est la
v6tre /; le gouvernement don't vous
ravez charge pour un temps, est le
v6tre; lie suffrage qui manifesto la
volont6 d'hommes libres, est le va
tire; les lois ct tout pensemble du
systeme civil qui controlent tout,
depuis une assemble de bourgade
jusqu'aux assemblies au Capitole
dun Etat, au Capitole Fed6rale,
sont les v6tres. Chacun de vous,
&~lecteurs, aussi bien que votre pre-
mier magistrat, remplit, sous la
meme sanction sOuveralne, vi de
voir public, quoique dams DIES
spheres differences.
Eft ce nest pas tout. Chaque ci.
toyen doit au pays de- surveiiler
avec vigilance, avec un zele jaloux,
Ia conduite de ses serviteurs pu.
blics, ct de Sc rendre compile juste.
ment, intelligemment, de leur fde'
lite, de leur utilize pratique. C'est
ainsi que le peuple agit sur tout
pensemble de notre syst6me politi.
que, municipal, d'Etat on Federal
C'est Ia lie prix de notre liberte
c'est Ia CO qui nous inspire la fol
dams la R6publique.
II est du devoir des serviteurs du
peuple qui occupent des fonctions,
de limiter strictement les depenses
publiques aux besoins actuels dun
commencement conduit econOmique
ment parce que c'est ainsi qu'on
attenue le drOit de lever un tribut
sur les revenus du travail GU sur
Ia prosperit6 des citoyens ; parce
que rextravagance dun gouverne.
ment fait naitre les extravagances
; chez les masses.
Ne rougissons jamais de Ia sim
plicit6 de r&cOnomie prudente qui
CONVENIENT avant tout au fOnctiOn
nement de La forme r6publicaine ct
Qui surtOut. cOmpatibleS avec Ia
! mission de Ia nation Americana.
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INAUGURATION. - L'inaugura-
ton de Grover Cleveland CONNIE
president dies EtatS- Unis a etc cele-
bre 4 ThibOdaux, par de salves
d'artillerie, par II grande consom-
nation de petards ct par d'autres
demonstrations, temoignant du con
tentement que la population
eprOnve de l6venrment qui met
sur lie fauteuil presidential un bon
ct loyal democratic.
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LA FRANCE
A pExposition de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans.

Les Ecoles Franchises de Dessin.
Nous lisons dams le journal le
Temps, de Paris
QUAINT il fut question, rannGe
de'niere, d'envoyer 4 p%exposition
de Londres les documents relatifs
4 renseignement du dessin dams les
6coles de France, on hesita un peu i;
on craignait de n'avoir pas Ia pre-
miere place parmi les autres ma.
tons exposantes. La reforme de
penseignement du dessin dams les
ecoles primaries, secondaires ct
dams les 6cOles nOrmales de France
est recente. On s'enhardit cepen-
dant en- presence des resultats con-
siderables obtenus, ct pon ALA 4
LOndres. Lexposition franchise de
Fenseignemtnt du dessin obtint un
grand success. TOus nos concur
rents furent 6crases par la superi.
0rite de nos m6thodes, de nos mo-
deles ct des travaux des 6leves de
nos ecoles. L'Angleterre fit les de-
marches les plus aatteuses ct les
plus p~ressantes pour obtenir que lie
ministere francais leur cedat ct les
de ces travaux ct des
series de modeles.
Ce success a engage lie ministere
des beaux arts a p~articiper large
ment a pexposition de IA Nouvelle-
Orleans. Il a reclame pour les Eco
les de dessin seules un emplace.
ment de 400 metres de developpe-
ment dams lie palais d'6ducation.
Dix.huit grandes c~aisses, don't dix
qui retirement les envois de l'expo.
sition de Londres, viennent de par.
tir pour pAm6rique.
Cette exposition comprendra J:
les programmes oficiels d'enseigne
ment du dessin adopt6s dams toutes
les ecoles de France, aussi bien
dams les 6coles sp6ciales darts de.
~coratifs cr6es par les municipalities
on par pEtat que dams les 6coles
primaries /; des series de noodles,
moulages en- platre, photographs,
dessins. gravures, adoptes pour ces
6coles /; des choix de travaux exc
cut6s par les 6leves des 6coles pri-
maires, des 6coles primaries sup6
rieures, des 6coles normales, des
colleges ct lycees ct des 6coles sp6.
ciales r6gionales, au nombre de 10,
les ecoles de Bourges, Rouen, Di-
jon, Marseille (sections des files ct
des garcons), Douai, Limoges,
Saint Pierre-les.C Calais, r oubaix,
Poitiers, Bordeaux, Nancy, Mont.
pellier, (sections des files ct des
garcons), Paris (6coles sp6ciales des
jennes flles), Toulouse, Alger, Ly.
on, Lille, Valenciennes. L'envoi de
.recele spectacle de Tours est parti>
enforcement remarquable pour SEES
travaux de coupe de .bois ct de
pierre ct pour ses dessins de ma
chimes. Cette 6cole a pris une i'm
portance telle que Ia Compagnie
d'Orl6ans en- fait suivre les cours
par la plupart des jeunes gems de
ses ateliers, auxquels ellie pave lie
temps qu'ils passent . pecole. La
direction dc ces cours est confi6e,
d'ailleurs, d un contre- maitre des
ateliers de Ia Compagnie.
LIE ministre des beaux arts a joint
a ses specimens de travaux dele
YES toute Ia serie des pieces for
mant les mus6es dart s~colaire, tells
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COUR.-La cour de district a etc
ouverte l"ndi 1ernier, sou la pre-.
sidence du Juge Arthur F. kno-
bloch. Cette session est spectacle
ment reservee IL atfaires civiles.
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NOUVELLES

DECIDE, le 2 mars 1886, 4 La
fourche, a Rage de G3 ans j. d.
Verloin de Gruys.
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REwP
a.
The fine, new aud substantial steamboat,
Alice Leblanc,

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Will run as q regular packet. between
w Thibodaux and the Cutoff, leaving
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Friday, 1t ! A. N. leaving the Cut-O6 each
alternate day.
LIE OURNAL
Les Petites Amches.
Public tows lee samedS d Nesc- York,
PAR
j. IottraAd. L. Tesson & Gle.
ABONNENENT 4l.oO par An
Envoi franco de num6ros specimens. On
demande des agents dams les localities on
le Journal men . pas d6ja.
So. S'adresser ! L.. lesson.
q Dey street, New-York.
On recoit aux bureaux de Ia SFNT NELLE
des Announcements ct des annoaces pour le
Journal Les Petites Affiches.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-09-21
T1e anmrna1 aud Gnmrier.
Monday, September 2I, 1885.
BOYS OF LONG AGO.

What They Used to Think of Foot
 prints in the Rocks.
 In addition to the peculiarly growing oak tree on boulder upon the farm of John Mix on the old Cheshire road two and one-half miles from Waterbury there is also not far distant a rock upon which is the impression of a human foot. MT. Mix, who has reached the ripe old age of eighty five, says that in olden time when he was boy there was tradition of a devil who, with one hand and a cloven foot, went about in hell or lake of fire and birthstone, stepping on rocks heated to softness, leaving foot impressions. This is the idea the boys of those days had of the strange impression on the rock and it was always known as the devils track and is now. Geologists tell a different story of bird tracks in boulders made years ago when rocks were soft like clay: D. N. Prime in hIs autobiography written in 1873, when he was in his eighty-third year, says that in Ipswich, Mass, there was ledge of rocks in front of the Methodist church on which there were some curious figures or indentations, among them print of human foot, very perfect. And there was tradition among the school boys that at some past time the devil, to show his ac- tivity, hopped over the weather vane on the steeple aud came down with such force as to sink his foot into the solid rock and leave the print as it then appeared. A short distance from this was another somewhat irregular print which was said to be the cloven foot" q have looked for those prints recently" he further says, "but cannot find them. Time or some other pickax has obliterated them" The Cheshire road rock upon which this impression can be seen is but few feet from the turnpike and that and the oak tree growing on boulder make a combination curiosity worth witnessing. Waterbury
Morning journal and courier., 1885-09-21

William Schute, the old veteran fox hunter of Fair Haven, killed wild cat in the woods Saturday which weighed thirty-hve pounds and measured three feet from tip to tip.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-09-21
STATE NEWS.

The Waterbury base ball club will give a grand ball in the Waterbury City hall on the night of September 29 c
 season sixteen bushels of potatoes on six square rods of ground-a good yield.
 Tickets for the Thomas concert in Water bury the 3Oth are selling well in neighboring towns as well as in Waterbury. Miss Emma Juch and Albert Paulet accompany the or chestra.
 On Saturday, in Thomaston, the funeral of A sister of Dr. Samuel Bassford of Biddeford Maine, formerly of Thomaston, took place. She died on Monday at her mothers house at Reynolds Bridge.
 Charles Brown, of Michigan, is visiting his old home in Seymour. He has been ab- sent thirty five years and nearly all of his townsmen whom he knew then have moved away or have died.
 The aerial navigator who is to make a bal loon ascension next Wednesday afternoon from the Watertown fair grounds is Professor A. E. Moore, whose grand ascension at Win. sted recently was witnessed by an enthusi- astic multitude of people.
 Mrs. J. O. Churchill, operator of the Vest ern Union Telegraph company at the Nauga- tuck station, Winsted, left Friday for visit in Brooklyn, N. Y. She will start from there next Monday for Nebraska, where she will remain a month with friends.
 More than 1 500 of the old students of the Montreal college, founded and fostered by the seminary of St. Sulpice, gathered there to celebrate its 109th birthday. Connecticut was represented by Bishop McMahon and the Rev. Thomas Shahan, D. D., of Hartford, the Rev. John Duggan of Waterbury and the Rev Thomas Joynt of New London.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-09-21
VOL. LII.
9aIedica1.
Questions Answered!!!


 Ask the most eminent physician Of any school what is the best thing in the world for allaying all irritation of the nerves and curing all forms of nervous com llaints, giving natural, childlike refreshing sleep always?
 And they will tell you unhesitatingly ''Some form of Hops |!
 Ask any or all of the most eminent physi- clans
 "What is thssonly remedy that can be re- lied on to curd Al diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs; Bright's disease, diabetes, retention, or inability to retain urine, and all the diseases and ailments peculiar to women, "And they will tell you explicitly and en- phatically "Buchu l'' , Ask the same physicians
 'What is the most reliable and surest cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia, eonstipa- tion, indiSestion biliousness, malaria, fever, ague, Scc.;" and they will tell you Mandrake or Dandelion ! Hence, when these remedies are combined with And compounded into Hop Btters such won- derfql and mysterious curative power is developed i'll health possibly exist resist it's power, Harmless for the most frail woman weakest in- valid or smallest child to use.
 'Patients''
 Almost dead or nearly dying For years, and given up by physicians, of Bright's and other kidney diseases, liver complaints, severe coughs, called consump- tion, have been cured.
 Women gone nearly crazy
 From agony of neuralgia, nervousness, wakefulness, and various diseases peculiar to women.
 People drawn out of shape from excruciating pangs of rheumatism, infiammatory and chronic, or suffering from scrofula.
 Erysipelas
 'Saltrheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia indiges- tion, and, in fact, almost all diseases frail' Nature is heir to
 Have been cured by Hop Bitters. proof of which oan be found in every neighborhood in the known world
 **x None genuine without bunch of green Hops on the white label Shun all the vile poisonous stuff with Hop or ''Hops'' in their name s16eod&w1m
Morning journal and courier., 1885-09-21
EitIat1CtaI.
The Market Strong And General
 Advance All Around.


 Prices were strong the day through to day in the list at large and specially so in Delaware and Lackawanna, Lake Shore and St. Paul. The only prominent stock which seemed to be weaker was Western Union, which from 7019 at the opening and from n afterward fell off to 691s at the close. ported improvement in the coal trade, the assur- ance of an enormous corn crop, a half-hearted be- lief that the railroads would shortly see the error ef their ways and abandon their present suicidal pol icv of cutting rates, and above all the undoubted fact that the general business of the country IS most satisfac. c.orily picking up, were the prime agents that lent strength to to-day s market Add ed to these factors the impression that buyers to keep were in the market for the purchase or oI Central and Hudson and Lake Shore, and rumors were circulated that in spite of the litigation winch is going on the transfer of the South Pennsylvania line to the Pennsylvania company would soon De- come a consummated fact. A notable character. istic of to-days market the general ratt1ng or the dry bones of the so-called speciaties. In the matter of speculative interest quite resurrection occurred in the whole list of defunct fancies.
 Money loaned at 1@1la per cent
 Foreign exchange was quiet but fairly steaoy. The nominal asking quotations for sterling are 48s for sixty days and 4s5ks M for o demand a,sS Az 4S3 for sixty day bills, 4.s4a46E4o5 for demand, 4854@4. .s515 for cables and 4S11sO4.slA for con-