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the BRILLIANT AND STEADY LIGHT.

Produced by these lamps because of their pecu
liar constructions the main principles being 8
double draft, the cutter air tui'c giving abundant
supply of oxygen, which IS necessary to insure
perfect combustion (and thereby burning TIN
odorous and poisonocs matter whcl. escapes ir
other amps) and the inner or ''s,sreadcr'' aii
tubes stcadying the fame fno prcqentipg its com
ing in contact with the chimney.
Made by prominent aatherity gisos Tie follow
ing result
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THE TEST or LIGHT

Ordinary lamps, s. 4 candle power.
Gas lamps, 20 candle power.
Improved new hicaso Elcotlic isrlis, -! can
die power
Arc made and can be had either in Esass. N;eke
or Gold Brenzc:
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Ayers $ Sarsapar1M

Is the only remedy that can be relied upon,
in all cases, to eradicate the taint of hered-
that is sufficiently powerful to thoroughly
cleanse the system of Scrofulous and
Mercurial impurities and the pollution
of Contagious Diseases. 1t also neu-
tralizes the poisons left by Diphtheria
and Scarlet Fever, and enables rapid
recuperation from the enfeeblement and
debility caused by these diseases.
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My1.iads Of Cures

Achieved by AYERS SARsAPARILLA, in
the past forty years, are attested, and there
is no blood disease, at all possible of cure,
that will not yield to it. Whatever the
ailments of this class, and wherever found,
from the scuryy of the Arctic circle to the
Eveldt-sores" of South Africa, this rem
edy has afforded health to the sufferers
by whom it was employed. Druggists
everywhere can cite numerous cases, with
in their personal knowledge, Of remark
able cures wrought by it, where all other
treatment had been unayailing. People
will do well to
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Dim ness Of Vision. Noises in the Head. ExCESSRS
IN DRINKING Intoxicating liquors, the vital naid
passing unobseryed In the urine, and many other ds
eases that lead to insanity and death.
DR.. MTxTIR who is A RReULAR PHYSICIAN CRApB-
ATE OF TIE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA will agree
to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for case of this
kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his special
advice and treatentl viii not cure, Tor anythins
impure or injurious found In it. DR. MlSTIH treats
all private diseases successfully without mereury
CONSTELLATION FREE. Thorough examination and al.
vice, including analysis Of urine, s6@00 Price of
VITAL LRESTORATIvE, Sl-s0 bottle, or four times
the quantity, $780, sent any address upo receipt
of Price, c. o, D., ured from obsergatien and
in private name II desired by Dr.. MIsTIK, II KEARsY
STREET. San FRAScIsco, CAL. Send for list Of ques.
tions and pamphlet.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
viii be sent to any applying by letter. stating
SYMPTOMS, and age. Strict seerecY in regards to
all business transactions.
DIR. MLsTIE's kidney REMEDY, EEPHRETIcUM
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DR.. MIsTIEs DASDELIox PJLrs are the hest and the
cheapest DrsI EPsA and BILIOUS cure in the market
For sale by all druggists
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IL. The top OF the f unit is so ronstr,.t-. c az t
lold any small qnantity'f Gil that maht atci
Gentally run over, thereby preventing Ii mage to
furniture. carpets, etc.
H. The insura nee companies rrcGmmeI d. 'theI
IISe. hecaiise they theN arr mn. lnsiNn etn
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DIR. M In TIE,
THE SPECIALIST.
No. Il KEARNEY ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Treats oil Chronic, Special and Private
Diseases with Wonderful Si1cccss
The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,

Is a NEVER FAILING
Nervous Debility
Seminal Weakness, Ex-
ihaustcd Vitality, SPerma-
torrhca, Lost Manhood.
Impotency, Paralysis.
Prostatorrhea, and all the
terrible effects Of Self
abuse, youthful foilies and
exeesscs in maturer years,
such as Loss OF Memory.
Lassitude Nocturnal En.
iasiana aversion fnoo.tns.
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repGtera t.clle celle de la statue de
la Liberte -
LIE Post constate a cette occasion
'l'incapacite DIES ADglais ct DIES
Americans de Sc procurer DIES mo-
numents convenables pour leurs
morris ill"stres'. ce qni est, ACUTE
til, une curiosite de phistoire des
AnglO-SaxonS. Les Anglais ont, il
est vrai, Saint-Paul ct rabbaye
de Westminster. Mails les Ameri-
Gains mont meme pas cette ressour
&c ; lis en- sont encore au monument
de Washington que n'importe quel
peuple beancoup moins avanc6 au.
raft tout anssi bien pu eriger....'
lie Commercial Advertiser a In me-
me idee. La Oh il y a, dit-il, DIES
tombes, telIes quelles, de nos HON.
mes illustres, elles sont outrageuse-
ment deuaignees. Philadelphia sc
plant tie &c que Grant repose sur
les bords de Hudson ; mails qu.l
honneur rend-On 4 la tombe de
Franklin dams cette Vile! Latom-
be dn general Stark, dams lie New
Hampshire de Putnam, dams lie
Connecticut, sont dams un triste
etat de d~elaissement. LIE mausolee
d'Hamllton, dams e cimetiere de
Trinity Church, New York meme,
tOmbe en- ruinc. Les tombes de la
plupart des presidents DIES Etats-
Unis sOnt n6gligees. LIE lieu de re-
pos de Jefferson est envahi par les
herbes ct presque inaccessible. LIE
general Grant a dit avant de mou.
rir que la R6publique n'etait pas
migrate envers lui ; mails il reste a
vOir sill sera aussi NAL traite sous
&c rapport que ront etc les grands
hommes du pays qui ont trepasse
ayant lui."
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BAIGNEURs.-Un des dern,ers
Jours de la semaine, le constable
ayant apris qu'uue demi.douzaine
de gamins de couleur avaient rha>
bitude d'aller sc baigner dams un
dcs masses qui bordent la lieRe du
chemin de fer, PEASANT dams les Ii.
mites do la corporation, est parve
MI a les arr6tcr. Conduit devant
e.Maire, ills ont etc condamnes a
payer lamende OH Il arracher rher-
be 4ul posse, parcel par-la, sur les
banquette. Les uns ont inlntdia-
tement sold5 lie montant de ra,nen
de, tandis que les autres sc sont
mis- d rOuvrage avec une ardeur a
MULE autre pareille. Mails a midi.
apres avoir mango lenr soupe, lis
ont tous verse lenr piastre dams lie
tresor de la vile, en- jurant qu'on
ne les y prendrait plus.
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HOTEL DE TOute la con

HOTEL DE VILE Toute la com
munaute apprendra avec plaisir
que dams une derniere reunion
des membres du conseil de vile, il
Il etc decide de construire IN hotel
de vile ct un comit6 special a etc
nomme pour prendre les premieres
measures. Get edifce, don't Purgen-
ce sc fait seDtir depuis longtemps,
sera construct sur lie terrain de la
vile, encojgnure des rues Green ct
ThibOdaux. LIE rez-de-chaussee, on
premier etage, aura denx cellules,
pour mieux dire deux violons, une
pour Passage du sexe masculin ct
lautre pour lie sexe feminin. En-
plus deux petites chambres, don't
Pune pourra servir de bureau au
Collector de taxes ct rautre au
Directeur DIES travaux. LIE second
etage comprendra la sale d'audien.
ce du Conseil, avec son vestibule
Qui pourra All besoin servir de bu
reau au Secretaire.
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ETAT SANITAIRE.-L'etat sani-
alres de la vile est des plus salts
ialsants. Eft sill en- est ainsi, nous
ueVrons en- remercier les membres
ua Conseil de vile qui depuis qu'ils
s0nt au pouvoir, mont rien neglige
pour maintenir les rues ct les
esouts dams la proprete la plus com
plete.
fendantque la vile Sc trouve ex.
ealpte de maladie la campagne Sc
aou'e infectee de fevres, surtout
uans les environs DIES rizieres. Heu
aeusementq ces tievres, designees
Sous lie nom de fievres de riz, ont
ssnefalement un caractere tres be-
niu ct eedent facilement au traite.
M W11' oes praticiens ct surtout an
= 1r" Ta Antidote, prepare par Jos.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. les a.
deliberations Qui Sc font actuelle.
ment dams notre vile, la plus con-
sequente ct celle qui fait jaser lie
plus sa population, est, sans con-
tredit, la barriere qu'on est entrain
deriger autoar dc rHotel DIES Hari-
cots. Les uns la trouvent trOp hau-
te, les autres pas assez, mails tous
pretendent que, dams I'M couple
dannees, toute Ia partie enfouie
dans la terre sera pourrie ct qu'.
alors une simple poussee sufira
pour Fabattre. Qui vivra, vera
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EMoI.-La population de couleur
q etc, reinforcement mise en- grand
emoi, par la nouvelle que des gems
de leur race, avaient battu leur fem
me. Fl done !! des maris qui bat.
tent leurs femmes, ne meritent seu.
lement pas la corde pour les pen
DIRE. C'est pour celia que les Off
ciers qui ont procede ararrestation
de ces malotrus, Sc sont c~ontentes
de les logger dams pH6tel des Hari-
cots, en- attendant que les autorites
ludiciaires leur tixent un autre dO>
micile.
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L'ivOire artificial.

A rexposition d'Amsterdam on
a pu constater une grande quaint.
to d'objets ~fabrques en- ivoire arti.
ficiel. L'ivoire naturel devient
rare ct dun autre cote lie luxe mo.
derne exige de plus en- plus cette
matiere pour une foule d'usage.
Aussi la fabrication de rivoire ar
tifciel est-elle devenue une indus.
trie aujourd'hui en- plein developpe
ment. On obtenait ~autrefois la
rlupart DIES produits employees en-
iD;ectant du bois blanc avec du
chlorure de chaux sous une pres.
sion assez considerable. Ceux pre-
sents a rexposition d'Amsterdam
ont pressure tous etc prepares avec
des os de mouton ct DIES dechets de
peau blancheS de daim ct de che
vreau. Les os sont maceres ct blan.
pendant deux semaines dams
du chlorure lie chaux, puts chauff6s
a la vapeur avec des dechets de
peau, de maniere . former une mas.
SO huide qu'on atlditionne de quel-
ques centiemes d'alun. On fltre ct
Pom seche Ia masse q Pair, puts Oh
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PUTS ARTEsIEN.-Le puts ar
tesien qu'on perforait a cote de pu.
sine a glace, ct duquel nous avons
solvent fait mention dams nos co
tonnes, &c trouve, apres des efforts
restes jusqu'ici infructueux, momen,
tan@ment abandOnne. On nous fait
cependant esperer que lOrsque les
pr~oprietaires de reimbursement a
glace reprendront les travaux,
toutes les measures seront prises
pour les mener a bonnie fin.
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ADMINISTRATIONS qui Sc livrent
q Ia culture dcs l6gumes trouveront
a la pharmacie Jos. T. Thibodeaux
IN complet assortment de CRANES
de jardinage. Les CRANES qui Sc
vendent dams Get Establishment ne
p%euvent ttre surpassees, nj en- frai.
cheur nj en- qualite, ct co%nservent,
ct c~onserveront tOujours, la bonnie
reputation qui leur a etc faite par
les nombreuses personnes qui en-
ont fait usage depuis des ann6es.
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AVIS Az PUBLIC.

A partir de cote date, les voyages du
steamer Helene, entire ThibOdaux ct Donald
s%onville. seront discuntinues jnsqu'a la haussc
dies ealx. ep"qne a laquelle il reptendra ses
voyages reguliers. E. CONSTANTIN.
Capitaine.
Thibedaux, Lne.. Sept. 5th, lSs.. 81.
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Bucklen'S Arnica Salye.

The Best SaIve il the world for Cuts,
BUSES. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,, Fe.
yer Sores, letter, Chapr-d Hands. Chill
blalns Corns, and all Skin Eruptione,
and positively cures Piles. OF no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
1tct Satisfaction. or MON refunded.
fIlce - cents per hUx. For Sa.e at
lllbodaux Drug store
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SUSPENSION. - lie c%apitaine l.
ConS1antln annonce que les voya-
GEES du steamer Helene, entire Thi-
bOdaux ct Donaldsonville ct vice
versa, sont snspendus iuSqu'a Ia
proclaine crue des eaux.
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LIE MAUSOLEE DE GRANT.

Dams le premier moment qui a
suivi Ia mort du general Grant, la
presse de New-Yerk tout entiere
s'est ecriee avec euthOpsiasme 6di.
fiant : al nous fault pour Grant un
monument qri eclipse les mauso.
lees les plus celebres du monde.'
Et on parlait dun million de dol
lars CONNIE dune bagatelle pour
remplir un Objet 81 digne dune
grande nation, digne de la nation
americaine honorant la m6moire
'Ndu plus grand de ses citoyens ct
du plus grand DIES capitaines du
steele" Depuis, on a for ne IN CO.
mite compose de sommites de Ia 80
ciet3, de DEMONSTRATION, du COM
merce, de parmee, de Ia masistra-
ture, etc. ; on a fait DIES appels null
tiplies a tout lie pays, a tous les par
tbs, q toutes les classes ; on a battu
la crosse caisse a tous les echos, ct
voici que ,iugt iours apres Ia mort
de rex-president, apres son trans.
port . Albany, on $4,000 personnes
50 sont presses autorr de ses res.
les mortels ; apres e fDrerai"es,
dout lie spectacle a attire cling cent
mile strangers q New>York ct mis-
un million d'hommes en- mouve-
ment, il s'est trouve que la SOUS
criptiou n'atteignait pas encore lie
cfidfre de quarante mile dollars.
Oh Sc demande avec stupefac.
ton la cause de ce;te indifference.
Plosieurs j~ourlarx posent la qaes-
tion, ct aucun nest capable de la
resoUdre.
LIE World, qri semble vouloir
s'avelturer d fare pour lie monu.
meut de Grant &c quill a fait pour
lie pedestal de la Liberte eclairant
10 monde, exptime IN etonuemeut
qui a deia toutrair done deception:
"N'est-il pas honteux pour la vile
ct pour rEtat, que dams les prem;e-
res semaines de- Persistence du CO.
mite du monument. alors que la
mort ct les obseques du general
Grant devaient aplaremment ou-
vrir les cGnrs ct les bourscs. il matt
etc rerDi qu'one miserable somme
de f37,O0Of Et celia dams une vile
on y a DIES gems qr; coDstruiseut
des habitations au prix de t.ois
millions de dollars, ct qui payent
s40O, 900 pour uu yacht! Est. &c la
tout le pati:otisme CT tout pesprit
rational quill y a chez les riches !
ct rbistojrc du monument Grant |
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10 met durclr dams uu balm d'alun.
On obtient DIES plaques blanches ct
resistantes plus volumineuses ct
plus faciles a TRAVELLER que rivoire
naturel.
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TEMPS. = Apres deux journees
passes sans pluie, le reste de la
semaine a etc des plus p~luvieuses,
ct les travaux de la moisson du riz
ont etc forcement suspendus. Par
suite, les chemins qui commencai.
ent a secher sOnt redevenus tres
mauvais, ct il faut .%reellement 6tre
oblige de voyager pour s'y aventu-
rer.
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RENTREE DIES CLASSES.-La rem
tree des classes de touteS les ecOleS
priyees de la vile ct de ses envi-
rons ont ell lieu au commencement
de la semaine. Toutes ces institu-
lions Sc trohvent satisfaite du
nombre d'ecOliers que chacune del
les a enroll6 q Iouverture de la
nonvelle session scolaire.
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Les parasites du gouyernement

Les parasites du gouyernement.
L'examen des listes des pension.
naires du gouvernement domicilies
q Washington ct a Philadelphia
ayant revel6 au commissaire Black,
du bureau des pensions, Persistence
dun grand nombre de fraudes, &c
fonctionnaire, -c~onvaincu quill de.
wait Ell 6tre de meme dams d'autres
villes, q resolu de poursuive son
Investigation. Sur la liste dcs pen.
sionnaires de Chicago, quill Went
de verifer, il a trouve les noms de
$50 personnes n'ayant pas droit 4
une pension. Beaucoup de ces per-
sonnes, don't les pensions continu.
ent a 6tre SERVES Requirement,
sOnt mortes depuis plus OH moins
longtemps d'autres sont des veu.
YES de soldats qui Sc sOnt remariees,
quelques. unes enfn sont manquan-
ties. IL nest pas possible de calcu.
Ter lie montant de pargent qui a etc
ainsi reimbursement soustir6 du
tresor. LIE commissaire Black Sc pro-
pose de faire dansle pays enter des'
Notifications semblables 4 celles gu.
ont Ell des 1esultats 81 surprei
nants . Washington, Philadelphia
ct Chicago, ct il promet que les es-
timations de Pargent requis pourle
service trimcs,riel DIES pensions Sc.
rOnt baseeS a ravenir sur des 6tats
fidelement dresses.
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Souscrivez i la SENTINELLE,
trOis piastres par an, payable d'a-
vance.
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For Sale.

On easy terms, the large and commodions
residence ct j. Badeaux. on jackson street.
corner of Rose, with flower and vegetable.
garden, st able, carriage house, aud ali the ne
cessary out houses. Apply on the premises.
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LOCALES.

AFFREUX.-Une mere dfnaturee
4 peine avait.elle donne lie jour a
trois petits, don't I'M etait mort ne,
ou'elle a mango les denx antres. Ce
fait inouI "a mis- la population en-
emoi ct 10 justice sur les dents.
TAXEs.-Le Collector de taxes
avant cn sa possession tOus les do
cuments ntcessaires, pour la collec
ton DIES taxes est pref a bonner
ouittance 4 tons les cOntribnableS
mi Went lc trOuver dams son bu-
e ct qui solderont leurs imp6ts.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15

Captain Eads' Tehuantepec ship-railroad scheme gets quite ''lift'' in the action of the Mexican congress in enlarging the con cession to the railroad and guaranteeing it s1, ,250, 900 year for fifteen years on eondi- tion that this country or some other guaran- tees twice as>much for the same period. Mex ico is evidently thoroughly in earnest in this matter
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15
Tuesday, December IS, 1885.
THE PRESIDENCY.


 Something will probably be done soon by congress concerning the presidential success sion. The general idea of MT. Hoar's bill is to provide for succession of the cabinet rank to the presidency in case of the death of both president and vice-president It has, however, been discovered that the bill does not cover the whole ground, and it will be amended. MT. Hoar intends to offeA when the bill comes up for action, an amend ment having for it's object to avoid second election for president during the unexpired term for which cabinet officer might suc ceed to the executive office. This amend ment, which was offered last year but de- feated mainly by Democratic votes, will pro- vide that in case any member of the cabinet succeeds to the presidency under the provis- ions of the bill he shall hold the office during the unexpired term of the president whose place he took. It is believed that this amendment will not meet with opposition from Democrats this time
 Another important point against the bill as it now stands is made. According to it's provisions, in case both president and vice president elect should die during the four months following their election in Nov ember and previous to their inauguration on the 4th of March, the cabinet officers of the administration in power would succeed to the presidency, and in case there had been a change of administration at the November election the party which carried the election would not under this bill gain the presidency. The bill, as it stands, would only save the ,9 |. ,-,l.a I. ll. election, in case the vacancy in the office of president happened after he had nominated his cabinet and they had been confirmed by the senate, since the members of the cabinet of an outgoing administration hold their places uAtil their successors confirmed.
 There is, according to the best judges, no ought to be none. But great care ought to be taken to pass no bill that would be unfair or make trouble. The matter should be set tied right when it is settled.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15

MT. Jean Dollfus, president of the associa- tion for building workmen's dwellings at Mulhausen, states in his report for the com ing year that twenty new houses have been built within the past twelve months, making total since the association was founded of 1,060, out of which 775 have been purchased outright by their occupiers, while the occu- piers of the 2S5 others still owe e16, ,739, and the total amount received by the association from the occupiers since it's formation has been e170, ,440 of which about two-thirds has been for purchase money and the remainder for interest, registration fees, insurance, etc. The bath and wash-houses which were erect ed some time ego are much appreciated, and during the past twelve months g, 936 persons have taken baths, and S,764 persons have used the wash-houses, showing an increase of 50 per cent. upon the previous twelve months. The rate of mortality is much low CT in the workmen's dwellings than in the rest of the town. and the council of the As sociation unanimously decided to build eight cen more houses next spring.
 tor, has for some time past been trying vari- ous modes of killing animals, in order to see by which method they can die most surely and unconseiously. He has devised a most elaborate apparatus, by which, since last May, two hundred to two hundred and fifty dogs week have been destroyed by perfect ly painless methods. His lethal chamber consists of double cased box made of well seasoned timber, the opening between the castings being closely packed with sawdust. Through door tue doomed animal is admit ted and then carbonic oxide gas, together with the yapor of chloroform and carbon bi- sulphide, proceeds from stoves into the room until there is enough to cause the animals death. stethoscope made of bamboo and so delicately constructed that the slightest breathing of any of the animals is detected is then introduced in order to ascertain whether all the animals ara really dead. Dr. Richardson suggests that this method be ap- piled te kill all animals which supply us with food, as the flesh is in no way altered or affected.