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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-08-08
Les cyclones de 1884.

Nous lisons dams lie rapport du
service DIES signaux pour 1884 que
dams lie cours de cette aimee il y a
Ell 17S cyclones aux Etats- Unis,
don't 80 EN- George, % dams la Ca
roline du Sud, Is dams PAlabama,
L. dams la Caroline du Nord, 10
dams pIowa ct autant dams lie Wis.
consin. De ces cyclones, 2S etaient
accompanies de discharges electri.
ques. Leur rayon de destruction a
ell en- moyenne 36 miles de long ct
1.O37 pieds de large. Leur velocite
mOyenne a etc de ~ miles a Theu-
re. On a observe que la tempera-
ture est gen6ralement chaude avant
lie passage dun cyclone ct fraiche
apres. lis apraraissent lie plus
solvent entire 1 h. ct ) h. 80 III. de
rapres-midi, ct c'est Ell juliet qu'ils
sont lie plus frequents. En- 1854,
plus de mile maisons ont etc de.
truites par les cyclones. Celui du 8
septembre, dams lie Minnesota, a
cause pour 81, 0O0, 0O0de dommages.
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entire nous, ct a Ia difference des
grades, je pensais que je n'avais
pas assez attire son attention pour
quill Sc souvint de moi 4 une 81
srande distance dc temps. Notre
conversation devint 81 agreeable que
jonbliais pressure le but de notre
entrevue. LIE general Lee Gtait ac-
compagne cette foi> dun de SEES of.
ticiers d'etat-major, lie colonel Mar
shall. Javais :ous les miens avec
moi, qui restcrent Ia presents tout
lc temps de notre entrevue."
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COMMIS NOYAGEURS.- La per
spective dane recolte abondante a
decide les principales mason de la
Nouvelle-O Orleans a envoyer leurs
commits parcourir les
campagnes. Tn certain nombre
d'entre eux composant, sans doute,
Pavant-garde, a deja parcouru la
paroisse 1t visite tous les etablisse.
ments avec lesguels ills Sc promet-
tent de faire des transactions com
merciales. Lorsque lie gros de cette
armee commercials fera son appa.
%rition, tout sera pref pour entrer EN-
campagne, ct chacun de ceux qui
Ia composent front assieger, sans
coup ferir, tous les Establishments
qui ne demandent qua s'approvi-
sioner pour satisfaire leur NOM
breuse clietele qui apres avoir etc
plongee dams lie malheur, volt lure
Pheure du bonheur ct de la prospe-
rite.
Aussi on ne dot jamais Sc decou-
RACER. Dams toutes les calamites,
inondation, maladies, ouragans,
tempGtes, qui de temps en- temps
%viennent eprouver les populations,
OH ne dot jamais Sc laisser aller all
Encouragement. La perseverance,
le travail ct une economic bien en-.
tendu dams Horticulture, la princi-
pale resource de &c pays, on dams
toute autre industrie, sOnt les souls
remedies qui puissent relever une
population des malheurs Qui Ia
frappent. II sept mois Ia plus
grande partie DIES habitants de Get
te paroisse, ct par contre les cour.
tiers de la Nouvelle-O Orleans, voy-
aient tout ell noir ct aujourd'hui,
grace d la perseverance DIES pre-.
miers, ills voient tout Ell rose. LIE
commis.v volt les marchan-
discs quill Offre Ell vente s'ecouler
rapidement ct lie marchand campa-
nard entrevoit DIES atfaires brillan-
tes dams I'LL avenir pro chain.
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PORTRAITS Mr.. Schrenk, rha-
bile artiste-photographe, va deve.
mir notre voisin. Actuellement, il
est Ell train de faire installer SEES
a%teliers ct son salon de reception.
Sa nOmbreuse clientele ct ceux qui
p%honoreront de leur patronage trou.
verOnt dams son nouveau local Fe-
legance jointe au comfortable.
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RETOUR.-Notre sheriff, Mr.. The.
ophile Thibodaux, ct sa famille sont
revenus de la Ch6niere Caminada
OH lis ont passe une louzaine de
jcurs. LendIoit est DIES plus agrea-
bles ct l'affabilitt DIES habitants de
Get endroit EN- rend encore lie Sc
Jour plusplaisant.
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LOCALES.

ANTIDOTE.- LIE MaldriaI Anti
dote, medicine preparee par JOS. L.
Thibodeaux, PREVENT ct guerit les
fevre de marais. Tous ceux qui en-
ont deja tait usage, sont prtts a at
tester i lcfficacitt de ce medical
ment a nul antre pareil.
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DECES.-Le } de ce mois est de
cedee d ragGe de 10 mois Louise
Aimee Coddon, file de Louis Cod.
dou ct de Mathilde Traxillo. Len
terrement a Ell lieu lie lendemain au
cimetiere de Ffglise Ste. Philomene,
4 Labadieville.
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Bucklen'S Arnica SaIye.

The Best SaIve III the world for Cnts,
BUSES, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe.
yer Sores, letter, Chapred Hands, Chill
blains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, Or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
fect satisfaction. VI mulny l-tunded.
Price IS cents per box. For Sale at
T%hibodaux Drug store
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BAIssE.-Le niveau de reau du
bayou baisse rapilement depuis
quelques jours. Nous croyons que,
81 cette baisse continue, lie batcau-
mouche Helene sera force d'aller
nayiguer dams d'autres eaux.
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BAL.-Le grand hal dome sous
lie patronage des compagnles de
pompiers Ihibodaur 10. l ct Home
Hook and Ladder No. l aura lieu
Reimbursement IL 10 de &c mois.
dams Ia grande sale DIES pompiers
qnl pour cette occasion sera eclal.
rec 4 Ia lumiere electrique, on quel
que chose d'approchant, L'admis-
sion sur lie terrain est gratis. mails
les jeuncs gems qui voudront sc H.
vrer All plaisir de la danse auront q
payer la modique Somme de cinqu-
ante sous.
lie c0mite arrangement fait de-
ia les pr6paratifs ~necessaires pour
bonner a cette f1te lie plrs d'eclat
ct lie plus d~'attrait possibles. lie
comite d'invitation, de son cote, est
entrain de preparer la liste DIES in
vites ct invites, besosne ASSET de
licate pour CONTENDER tout lie monde.
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BATISsE.-La batisse ell vote de
construction 4 Fencoignure DIES rues
Main ct Green, commence a dessi-
ner ses proportions. Les macons
ont dGja termine la maconnerie ct
les c~harpenticrs won't sc METRE in
cessamment q r9uvre pour livrer,
dams lie plus BRET delai possible, Ia
place aux c%OuyreurS.
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NOMINATION.. Mr.. Robert r.
Mcbride, eX-assesseur de cette pa
~roisse, Went d'6tre nomme par lie
President Maitre de Poste, q Thi-
bodaux, en remplacement de Mr..
Gustave Bondreaux, suspendu. II
est probable que lie nouveau titu-
lalre lie Sera Ell meSure d'Occuper
son poste que dams les premieres
Semaines du mois de septembre
proclaim.
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La femme au BreSil.

II existe All Bresil une singuliere
coutume, qui lie serait guere du
gOnt de nos charmantes Creoles,
don't Iamour lie Ia liberte es: 81
bien comm. A Rio de Janeiro Sc
trOuve un waste convent bait Spe-
cialement dams lie but de servir d'a-
sile aux femmes DIES habitants de
rendroit, que lie dcvoir, la necesSi-
te on lie plaisir appelle ailleurs. La
coutnme, singuliere autant que bar
bare, d'y entermer les femmes pen
dant rabsence de leurs maris est
S~anctionnee par III usage qui date
dc loDgtemps ct don't rorigine re.
monte aux families d'otficiers de
haut rang. ST une gnerre eclatait
ct quill fallut que les habitants de
Rio de Janeiro present les armes,
leur premiere p'ecaution serait de
METRE leurs femmes i Fabri der
riere les murs impenetrables du
convent, OH elles n%'auraient rien i
craindre .jusqu'au retour de leurs
seigneurs ct maitres.
On cite I'm a dune jeune ct 10
lie femme qui y est %prisonniere de-
puts viDgt-cinq ans ct ma iamais,
depuis CO temps, recu la visite d'au.
Gun parent nj ami. Dams sa jeunes.
Sc, ses parents la forcerent !: Sc ma
rier avec rhomme qui Ia fait depuis
81 longtemis garder dams &c cou-
vent, bien qu'ilS sussent qu'elle
await deja promis SOL Gur d un
lntre. Sc s%Oumettant ayec resigna-
ton aux decrets de ses parents, la
pauvre .]eune file dewitt la femme
dun homme don't Ia ialousie feroce
etait seule capable d'imaginer une
punitiou aussi severe pour une le
gere taute. Quelque temps apres
leur marriage, Il mari de cette fem
me la Wit sourire a que:qu'un qui
passait. ct courlnt a la fenetre il
reconnut rancien t1ance de son
epouse. II ne tit ;ncun reproche,
n'articula pas un mot, mails aussi-
tot il tit condnire sd ieune femme
dams cette tombe vivante, lie cou
vent DIES femmes. Ningt-cinq lon
CUES annees ont passe depuis &c
jour ct bien que les parents lie la
prisOnniere aient en- recours i tous
les moyenS que peuvent procurer
r%int1uence de la richesse, ills mont
.jamais pn revoir la malheureuse.
Des demarches ont etc tentees pres
DIES tribunaux, DIES appels ont etc
fats d l'empereur ct meme au pape,
CONNIE chef de toute pEgllse catho.
li4ue, ct bien qu'ils y soient lnterve-
nus, rien ma pu 6t,e obtenu sans Ia
permission du mari, qui a obstine-
ment refuse de laisser accorder Ia
permission hernandez. Une femme
place dams ce convent par ordre de
son mari, qu'elle soft coupable OH
innocente, men peut 6tre retiree par
aucun pouvoir humain au,re que
celui dc son superieur legal par lie
marriage.
RARETE-Les ouvriers pour cou-
per lie riZ Won't etre raleS ct lie priX
de la jonrnee de travail sera beau.
comp plus eleve que les annees pre-
cedentes. II y a q~uelques planteurs
qui songent a Sc procurer DIES mois-
s%onneuses. Mr.. Brown, agent dune
manufacture de ces machines, pre-
tend que rhabitant rizier trOuyera
une grande economic ell Sc servant
dune de ses moissOnneuses pour
fairesa moisson.
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DRAINAGE. - Les travaux de
drainage entrepris dams lie troisie-
me district, sont termines a la gran
de satisfaction DIES commissioners ct
des habitants lie cette section, car
lie resultat obtenu par ce petit tra>
vail prouve dune maniere evidente
que pagrandissement du canal qu'-
lis %viennent dc faire egouterait tou-
te cette partie de la paroisse COM
prise entire lie Crossing ct Raceland,
rive droiIe du bayou, ct rendrait a
la culture une quantite de terres
restees incultes par lie manque de-
govt. Nous conseillons done aux
lnteresses de Sc cotiser pour faire la
somme suttisante, atm de donnee a
Get egout la capacite voulue ct pour
que largent dfja d6pense porte ses
fruits.
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RIz. - Notre correspondent du
bas du Bayou Lafourche nous en-.
vote les informations suivantes sur
les recOltes de riz
Les recoltes de riz, de la borne
Den haut de NM. Harang jusqu'a
Orange City, soft environ vingt
miles, sur la rive gauche du bayou,
depassent de beaucoup nos espe-
RANGES dill y IA quelques mois, COM
me qnantite ct qualite. Les champs
sont magnitiques a voir, les crap
pes sont lourdes ct bien pleines. IL
y a deja une bonnie partie de ces
fecoltes Ell vote de maturitf. Les
NM. Ducos treres ct j. Bourgeois
sc proposent de commencer 4 expe-
dler vers lie 10 on lie II c%ourant, 81
lie temps leur est favorable. II Sc
rant a souhaiter pour cette section
de la paroisse. 81 cruellement eprou-
wee pendant plusieurs annfes par
les mondations, que les prix fussent,
Ell proportion, auSsi. r%enumeratifs
que la recolte est abondante.
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FRU1Ts.-Il y a bien longtemps
que les p6ches ct les raisins ont etc
anssi Attendants ct aussi beaux que
cette a%nnee-ci. Chaque semaine
mons recevons des echantillons re-
marquables de ces savoureux fruits.
Parmi tous ceux qui nous ont ste
presentes, nous avOns surtout adj
mire me p6che venant du verger
de Mr.. Numa Duplanti, de Houma,
mesurant neuf pouces de circonfe-
renee, ct un groupe de raisins. cou-
pc sur Ia treble de Mr.. Bouron, de
ThibOdaux.
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suffers most by mischievOuS iegls- lation in money matters, is the man who has earned his daily bread by his daily toil." The most distin- gnished advocate of bi-mettallism, discussing our silver coinage. has lately written: No American citi zen's hand has yet felt the sensa. ton of cbeapness, either in receiv- ing or expending the silver act dollars" And those who live by labor or legitimate trade never will feel the sensation of cheapness. however plenty the silver dollars may be coined They will not be dis tributed as gifts among the people. and if the laboring man should re- ceive four depreciated dollars where he now receives but two he will pay in the depreciated coin more than double the price he now pays for all the necessaries and comforts of life.
 A special effort has been made by the secretary of the treasury so 1 increase our silver coin in circula- ton, but the fact that a large share of the limited amount thus put ont has soon returned to the public treasury in payment of duties leads to the belief that the people do not now desire to keep it in hand, and this, with the widest disposition to hoard gold, gives ise 10 the snspi- cion that there already exists a lack of confidence among the peo- pie touching our financial process. l There is not enough silver in cir culation to cause uneaslness, and the whole amount coined and now on hand might after time be ab- sorbed by the people without ap- prehension. but it is the ceaseless stream that threatens the ovortiow of the land with causes of fear and uncertainty. Ii need of more is at any time apparent, their coinage may be renewed. l recommend the suspension of the compulsory coinage of silver dollars directed by the law passed in February 1878.
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New Railroad.

We learn from letters received by parties here. that capitalists in South Kansas have formed a com pany and will build direct rail road between Wichita, Kansas, by Fort Smith and Prescott, to New Orleans. The name of the new railway will be the National rail way. Mr. A. B. Fisher. n big lumber merchant of Fort Scott, Kansas. says work will soon begin on the line. He asks that the citi Zens of Arkansas interested get up petition 10 Congress, asking 1t to grant charter to the new compa- ny through the Indian Territory.
 This line, if built, would greatly benefit Prescott. as it would open mp new territory for her, and also give q competing line, and thus cheapen freight transportation. We heartily favor it, and trust it will be built. Will not some of our public.spirited citizens get upa a pc tiiion asking Congress- to grant il a charter through the Indian Terri torya This would be a very little move to make now, and wonld cost nothing. After awhile we may be called on to do more.
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Black Dress Goods.

Black Dress Goods department is hobby Over sl5an the finest goods imported represented in this department containing best productions Lupn and iesys three makes black cashmercs The sell most d recommend the desaby its black the twill and it's lasting qualities, the make long controlled by Stew Co., and sold by their These goods inches wide and acknowledged bv all be the best the world We have 50c Gjc yard Each quality shades of bue black and the latter for those who wear il for mourning costumes
 exquisite boeaded velyes splendid 2hadane make the ovecst you get you m magnificent Plush Striped Ottopans which qncep
 dress These doub the elegant goods 
 Our stock of Giberts flannel Suitm plain and plaid bete, Tcos. Bannickbuns all Honespun Scres
 ebers immense pieces but twenty pieces each class of goods which amount ave complete of coJrs.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent.

Washington, D. c. Dee. :, 1885.
 The event in Washington to, day was the beginning of Congress. The session opened in the usual way. There were crowds in the spectators galleries and in the corridors of the Capitol, while on the floor ot the House there was the old time confusion, hustle, noise, handshaking, exchange of congratulations and introductions. The old officers were reelected from the speaker down. The Re publicans gave complimentary vote for speaker to MT Reed Of Main
 There were more thad a hundred new faces among tho Representa- tivcs, and the hall looked much improved by its new carpet and freshly varnished furniture. The seat drawing presented the usual amusing scene of expectation. sus- pcnse, and disappointment on the countcnances of the fortunate and less fortunate members.
 The Senate chamber looked but little changed since the last ad- journmeut, except for the crape draping and floral decorations around the chair of the late Vice. President. The Senate opened as quietly as if it's vacation had been only nine houls instead of nine months.
 Senator John Sherman was cleo ted to succeed Mr. Hendricks as President pro. tenn, Senator Logan having declined the first caucus nomination for the place. Nothing could have been more repugnant to the Democrats than the selcc- ton of Sherman. They would have preferred Logan, as the les ser evil. While Senator Logan is a narrow, positive partisan, his discreet action after the last Pres dential election was in marked contrast to the undignitied conduct of Mir. Blaine Sherman is an accom-. plished hypocrite. While profess ing patriotism, he would at any moment be willing to plunge the country in war, if he could thereby promote his own selfish interests. During his public life in Washing ton, while receiving the limited pay of congressman or Secretary of the Treasury he has accumula- ted d fortune estimated at several millions. He is known to have been the brains in the President;l theft of 1876, and to have been always an unscrupulous plausible, ambi- tious avaricious demagoguc.
 In regard to perspective legislation it may be asserted that the House will first give attention to a change of its rules Then a bill will be presented for giving tue Presiden. tial succession 10 the Cabinet. It is urged that the temporary Presi- dent, provided by such a bill would not be the peoples choice, but neither would an officer elect ed by the Senate, Such bill would meet thp emergency better than any other plan that has been proposed, for it would secure the continuance in power of the party and the Administration elected by the people.
 Then there will be debates on the Silver question, and hard fight over it and the tariff, There are many theories among tue silver men. The West will be for silver, the East against it, and the South will be divided.
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Castor 0:l'

One of the chief uses to which castor oil is now put is that of dressing and softeniug leather for boots It was formerly used for dosing children whose stomachs were disordered. And an awful dose it was. Now we give suffer. ing children Browns Iron Bitters, which tones the stomach, regulates digestion, and imparts strength to the whole body. Browns Iron Bitters is incomparably better than castor oil, and more pleasant to take.
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The Best Values for the NIonev
SOME THINGS AT ABOUT 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR

SOME THINGS AT ABOUT 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
 Well that's the way do. great many people say Oun make money they sell goods ean W believe in giving doses The people don't ana sai this month will sell bahei shet 2c yard; just good buy Arsaa '@Ha blacael and brown 1al yard really nofh22le
 87la.  csorso bcachcl
 Island isod usually
 pec%o oi Il 5c.au
 c bed ticking a and 2c
 This Casamc pIds lIthan anywhere else woudb onal% clcnpa we pieces eoor pure filed u bought toscl a be. to C % at
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Gt9ntS' and 3Su5' Clothin g
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

The latter department is presided Peyon Bakc o Prescott, and is the pride of our house.
 0 dozen gents and boys reinforced linen bosoms, and made of good material only each
 600 dozen of celebrated "Day and "Gen unaundred shirts made of the finest quality linen Wamuta bet ter shirt made at prceat 7Jc.
 Only 100 gents like to have se er hundred at the price bought them obu the question what them! Only and all wool knit, red uncShr medcaei for them
 We have fine line gents fine underwear ranging in price from a sui
 We the best line of Ladies Cilrens and muslin underwear in the
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SENATOR Berry has already in troduced two bills in the Senate - one to adjust the debt between the State and United States govern ment. tho other to grant the right of way to the Valley railroad from Fort Smith through the Indian Territory to CofIeevillc, Kansas.
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HIvery Word of 'Ehis

Advertisements carefully and you will find something in interest We have bought all the Silks large New York hsd and during this month will offer the stock prices less than of them q
 Our black GrO Grain silk and black silk marye of chcapncss sell silk 'relaeY beautiful black Gros Grain silk with aauc u-tre and will crack. This continue sell t!r remarkably low price of @ until the pieces ai sold.
 Tine goods l25 quality splendid is better value for the money than silk that will pay n regular value
 Oar speci,i:y n black silks is
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CONGREssMEN T. C. Me Rae and Breckenridge of this state, sit side by side, near the center of the Democratic side of the House. They were fortunate in drawing good seats carly. Senators Berry and Jones, and Congressman Me- Rae have pleasant quarters at the National hotel. Alex. Stephens, of Georgia, used to always take quarters at this house.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-12-10

TIE Supreme Court of the state having restrained tho St. l. l M X s. R. R. from preventing the con struction of the Arkansas Tele- graph Company's line from Hot Springs to Little Rock it has been completed, and the first message was sent over 1t Tuesday.
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ssE Aza@t1.O Ebc1.GCctiOlaza

We will sell U with that will crack, pull break in This guarantee holds good for six months from date of chase and reasonable cmeven lresw be allowed We the only merchants the State handling h make of goods We have them different qualities 4J) and mudy advise those contemplating black chase this desirable make is the only sold with full guaran o give the unequalled satisfaction at SD yard
 We have elegant striped More worth &2O0 Our Rhadames Pan Trcones, other black sis equed by house in the and lower than the lowest.
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Cotton Seed.

My Long Staple cotton has sold at from II to r l2 cents or rom s1O to SIP per bale more than com mon staple. Sales are held Tor your inspection. I raised from 75O to 1900 pounds per acre 'h's year. It is as prolific and picks as easy as any cotton sixteen nun, dred in seed makes a five hundred bale this year. My seed are sc lected and sacked for shipment. Price, s1 per bushel. Special terms to agents.
 WILEY A. IIATLEY.
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A LARGE number of cur ex- changes are publishing the will of the late millionaire Vanderbilt. As he left us nothing, nor any of our friends, we do not feel called upon to give It publicity in our turu