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HOW SHE FELT.

"And so you have received divorce from
that vagabond husband of yours, Mrs.
Smith,
YES, and l am glad to say that have"
Didn't you feel quite overpowered when
you heard the decision of the judgef'
mot exactly. l felt sort of unnamed, so
to speak"
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Poetry and wit as Practiced in Boston.

Poetry and wit n Practiced in Boston.
Boston Courier.
THE REVISED VERSION.
A monkey and parrot once
Left in a room together
Began to fight, and fought so hard
They nearly killed each other
Their mistress coming home parc
Their wrongs they had been righting,
Ard said to them, I'm deeply grieved
To think that you've been fighting"
The monkey really felt quite bad
In thinking of his crime;
The parrot gleeful, said, We've had
A sheol of O timo!'
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A LEYELcNEADED GIRL.


"Say that you will be mine, dearest Ar
gclina."
81 will, upon one condition"
'Name it, my adored, and if it were to get
you the noon"
at is easier than that; in brief, simply
this; that you will invite Inc to spend
month in your fathers house previous to our
marriage"
''Of course, certainly; bu5 why make such
strange requeStF
well, / wish to learn to cool; Ike your
mother
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GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND.
The Tories Sheer of on the Policy.

LONDON, June 27.-Tbe only minister Of
the now Government who has up to date
publicly addressed his constituents Is Bal
four, Chief Secretary for Ireland, son-in law
Of Salisbury, and the only man who has ever
been permitted by the present Premier to
speak for him. The address has attracted
profound attention. Before his advent TO
power Salisbury was most persistent advo-
cate Of coercion III Ireland. Responsibility,
however, has apparently tempered his views
and he feels the necessity of "letting the
Tories down easy" The striking utterance
In Balfour's speech Is the unqualified decla-
ration that be desires not less than Cham
berlain to see Ireland governed by equal
laws with England, and to see all sxcep-
tionai legislation against the Irish people
forever abolished. The new Chief Secre-
tsry strongly supports home rule for Ireland,
but contends that this home rule shall ex-
tend TO local Interests only.
cHURcHILL's IRISH POLICY.
II must be admitted that remarkable
change Of attitude In The Conservative feel
Ing toward ireland b indicated. In fact, all
reports from Conservative clubs and politi-
cal circles show that Lord Randolph thur
chill has become the prophet Of
the Tory party on the Irish question. his
policy, which from ill present indications
will prevail with the present Government,
favors . gradual replacing Of the yiceregal
government u Dublin Castle BY the forma-
ton Of IN elective central board TO BIT In
Dublin and possess the power OF dealing
with ell internal questions Of government.
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Sergeant Mason, who tried to shoot GuI-
teau, has been sent TO Jail, charged with
robbing fellow soldier.
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FOR SALE.

: A No. l Hay Ranch, situated ON Race
Track creek, between the railroad and the
bette road, The creek runs through, il from
west 10 east, making IL one of the most de-
1s,rapia farming or winter grazing ranches IN
= Deei Lodge valley. IL is all under fence and
switch. TERMS. cash; or reasonable times
80 nppiy 10 Ep. III. IRVINE,
oio-u Deer Lodge, M. i.
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The Southwark wooden mills, OF Philadel-
phis, shut down Saturday, throwing aoout
l0,y00 men out Of employment. Il was done
10 avoid ttrike for increase of wages. The
wages Of the employees were advanced 10 per
cent. about ! M Snlh ago.
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The Mex. Reunion to be in San Francisco.

PORTLAND, Maine, June 24-The streets
are crowded to-day again with hundred
thousand visitors. Everywhere the uniforms
Of the Grand Army are conspicuous. A
secret executive session Of the National En-
campment began at II o'clock. It is said
that four years ago there was membership
Of nearly 10000; on March 81, 1885, SS de-
psrtments reported 81 900 posts and 100000
members.
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At the clam bake 100 bushels Of clans
were consumed. Before dinner speeches
were made by General Burdett, Corporal
Tanner, Gen. Grosvenor, Gen. Kountze,
Gen. Logan and others. @
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of the
Thiodaux will sell at the principal front doc"
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ON
stowt
"
Coleman % T jackson. chS
Gl;s Mrs Pncii. lot No. fronting uJncksa
,l l1l fronting nPr9dept
Houston MrsM improve
lHar,ss Est O L. mprov - fronting
400
Howard hnimprov No 225
meyer %fstSa ie .SsI1 4" ' ~
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Tom MAESHALL & PILCHER.-These
two gentlemen we're once engaged on
q law suit in opposition to each other
and Pitcher. in order to carry favor
with the jury, spoke of Marshall's ar's-
tocracy and the wealth and pride OF his
connections, in contrast with his own
poverty and that OF his father, he hav-
ing been cooper by trade.
Marshall in reply said he would ad-
NIT the gentleman's father was poor
man, perhaps he had been q cooper but
ifhe was [pointing to Pitcher, ] you be
hold gentlemen specimen Of his work
manship, the bung h'le is in the right
place judging from the "froth" which
exudes from it, but he has put mighty
green, sappy head to ono Of his whisky
barrels.-Ex.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Lafourclle, Goth Judicial
District.
Mrs. Corinne Triche, rife. as. z
Elphege Tricht, Husband.

This case having been regularly fixed for
trial was taken up and tried and the law and
the evidence being in favor of plaintiff and
against the defendant.
1t is therefore ordered, adud.el and de-
creed that plaintiff Corinn. Blanchard. wife
of T. Elphegc Triche, do have judgment
against the defendant. her said husband p.
Elphege Triche fore yer dissolving the COM
munty of acquets and gains heretofore
existing between the plaintiff and defendant
and that said plaintiff be and is hereby de-
creed to he entitled to resume the admins
tra,ion Of her separate and paraphern al prop
erty Independently and apart from her said
husband and that said defendant pay all
costs of suit.
Thus done read and signed i'll open Court.
ut Thiboda,lx, this Nth April. 1885.
,SionedI TAYLOR BEATTIE.
Judge. Goth Jutliciai District.
Filed April l4th, 1885.
lSignedi }. w. kNOBl4OCH.
by Clerk
A true copy.
{c~) Test Clerks office Parish of La
Ills. fourche. April 2Sth. lSS3.
(~) !. *. kNOELOCH.
Matt D'y Clerk OF said Court
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The Little Maiden of Grand Co.
teau, La.
DICK TAYLOR.

On one occasion, passing the little
hamlet of Grand Cotean, -topNed to
get some food fr man and horse. A
pretty maiden of fifteen springs, whose
parents were absent. welcomed me.
Her lnssrons eyesand long la>hes might
have excited the envy of 'the dark
eyed girl Of Cadiz." Finding her alone
/ was about to'r-tire and try my for
tune N an"tler house, but >he insisted
that she could prepare ''mon>ienr IN di
ner dams m tour de main" and she
did. Seated 10y the window, looking
modestly on the road. while was en-
jOying her repast, >h" ~prang to her
feet, capped her hands j"y"u>'y, and
exclaimed "Vla le gros Jean Bap'i--
te qui passe sur son mnl-t avec de"r
bocals. ALI! nous anrOns grand bal CO
soir.' 1t appeared that one jug of ella
ret meant a dance. but twO very high
jinks indeed. As my hostess declined
any remuneration for her trOGble. beg
ged her to accept pal Of plain gold
sleeve buttons, my only ornament.
Wonder, delight. and gratitude chased
each other across the pleasant face,
and the contiding little creature put up
her rosebud mouth. In an instant the
homely room became the bower of Ii
Aania, and l accepted the chaste salute
with all the reverence of a subject tol
his Queen. then rode away with nnc"v'
cred head 50 long as she remained in
sight. Hospitable little maiden o'
Grand Coteau. may You never have
Hraver fault to confess than the inn"-
cent caress you bestowed on the strar
ger!
It was to this earthly paradise, and
upon this simple race. that the wa
came. like the tree of the knowledge o
evil to our early pareut>.
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SATURDAY, MAY 1885, NO
The Great Secret.

Once on a time there was king who
had little boy whom he loved very
much, 90 he took great deal of pains
to make him happy.
He gave him beautiful rooms to live
in, and pictures and toys. and books
without number. He gave him a grace
full. gentle pony. that he might ride
just when he pleased, and u row-boat
ON lovely lake. and servants to wait
on him wherever he went. He also pr"
vided teachers who We're to give him
the knowledge that would make him
good and great.
But. for all this, the young prince
was unhappy. He wore frowu wherev
er he went. and was always wishing
for something that he did not have.
At length, one day, magician cane
to the court. He saw the scowl on the
boys face and he sand to the king:
II can make your con happy, and
turn his frowns into smiles. But you
mnst pay me a great price for telling
him the secret. -
"All rigLt,' said the king, "whatev
er You ask l will give"
So the price was agreed upon and
paid aud then the magician took the
by into u private room. He wrote
something with white substance upon
piece Of white paper. Next he gave
the boy u candle and told him to light
it and hold it under the paper, and see
what he could read. Then he went
away. The boy did as he he had been
told, and the white letters turned into
a beautiful blue. They formed these
words
DO kindness to some one every
day" sa
The prince made use If the secret
and he became the happiest boy in the
realms Exchange. Ja
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These are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier; and system
regulator ever placed Within. the srsAAs'
of suffering humanity. truly is Electric
Bitters.. Inactivity Of the Liver. Bill
liOusness, Jaundice, Constipation.
Weak Kidneys, or any disease of the
urinary organs, or who ever reqnires
an appetizer. tonic or mild stimnlant,
will always find Electric Bitters the
best aud only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly, every bot
tie guaranteed to give entire satisfac
tion or money refunded. Sold at fifty
cents . bottle at Thibodaax Drug Store.
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On THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.

The voLArMc BELT Co., Marshall, AisA
will send DR.. DYES CELEBRATED ELHcIDo-
VpLTAIc BELTS AND ELECTRIC APfLIANCDs
on trial for thirty days to men (young or
Il WHO are afflicted with nervous debik
ty. lost vitality and kindred troubles. guar
anteeiug speedy and complete restoration Of
health and manly vigor. Address as above
n. B.-No risk is incurred, as thirty days
ral is allowed.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Lafourche, Goth District
Court,
Lucille Richard, ,cije. Is. Charles II
Champagne. husband, No. 2O76.

This case having been regularly fixed for
trial. was taken up and tried. pursuant to as
signment. and the law and the evidence be-
ing in favor Of the plaintiff and against the de
fendant.
1t is therefore ordered, xdiudged and de
creed, that plaintiff Lucille Richard, wife OF
Charles H. Champagne, do have judgment
against defendant her said husband. Charles
H. Champagne, forever dissolviux tue com
munity ii acquets and gains heretofore exist
ing between plaintiff and her said husband
and that said plaintiff be and she is hereby
,lecreed to he entitled to resume the admin
istration Of her separate aud parapherna
property. independently and apart from her
said husband and that said defendant pay
all costs OF this suit.
Thus done. read and signed i'll open Court
this Sth day of April, 1888
(Siguedl TAYLOR BEAT1I IE.
Judge Goth District.
Filed April Sth, 1885.
iSigned) j. w. kAONLOCH.
sD'y Clerk.
> true copy:
(~~) Test. Clerks 0ffice
Ills. Parish OF L;.fourchc,
(~>) April 18th. 1885.
iSigned, J. W. KNOBLOCH.
D'y Clerk of said Court.
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WHAT AN OLD MAN HAS NOTICED
I have noticed that all inen are honest
when we'll watched.
Ihave noticed that diamonds. silks,
furs, brcadclOths. gold watches and
chains are often bought with other peo
pies money
That there is more gratitude in dogs
than there is in men.
That purses will hold nickels as we'll
as gold.
That Il handsome widow should be
married, buried, or put in a convent.
1t costs Queen Victoria $}5O0 IL year.
and yet all he gives her fox breakfast is
oatmeal
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NOT A Coop MANA stranger in
small town. having just lost his way.
accosts q gentleman on the street
"PIease. my good man." he says,
sstell me the way to tho postoffice."
II am not . good man." says the per
son accosted with conscious dignity, ~
am the mayor."-Erehange.
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COLLECTOR.

am prepared to collect all kind of bills
intrusted to my care. Prompt attention
given to all matters intrusted to me. Best
Of references furnished. Address:
FRED DAVIS.
Constable 9th Ward, Lockport P. o
Aug. 30 '64-1y.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
&zEA 4

r J. DAIGRE. DENTIST HAS LOCA,
y. Gated in town permanently and viii
perform all operations appertaining to his
professions at very moderate prices.
He will also practice in the surrounding
country and adjoining Parishes when called
for
Office Corner of St. Philip and Thibodaux
SITS. The best of reference given.
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A. Riggs & Bro, Ci~term Makers
247 Delord street A; n. o. Send TO,
price list.
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Dealer In

EURNITUKE, Hardware, Paints. Oil
L Window glass. Wallpaper, Lime. Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose woOd, immi
tation black walnut Coffins, also cypress
cotiins made to order, &c, &c.
IN connection with A. H HOYFMANH, CAb-
met Maker and Repairer Of all kinds Of fur
nlture. Nam Street.
JAMS ly Bet. Jacksc n and St-Ph6p
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N n I'm n Send six cents folpos
tage, and receive free, a
DK costly box of goods
which will help you to
make more money right
- AWAY than anything
else in this world. All of either sex, succeed
from first hour The broad read to fortune
opens before the workers, absolutely sure.
AT once address, TRuL Il Co.. Augusta, Me
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
GALVESTON.
Tho Draft Racket wouldn't Work in IN,
Island Ciiy--Ford'H Opera Company.

The DRAFT Racket wouldn't work in IN.
Island city-Ford'n Opera Company.
special 70 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, Dec. 20 .--It leaked
ont here to-day that two slick crooks
had tried 10 work one Of our
leading banks last Saturday. They
arrived Saturday morning from
Houston, and registered at the fremont
as George l.. Sanders and Chas. NJ. Morris
OF Cheyenne, w. 7. About 2 o'clock they
lelsnrely strolled into the First National
bank and presented a draft for
$4,000 on the Fourth National bank
Of New York. The draft purported IL
have been issued by the stock Growers
National bank oi Cheyenne. They did not
desire all the money but would be Obliged
for an advance Of $1,000 on the draft, the
balance 10 be placed 10 their credit. They
presented letters from Cheyenne certify
ing that the draft was regular, etc The
First National bank II noted IN this
city for IL shrewd officers and careful
management, and they didn't bite, and the
two strangers hastily packed their grip.
sacks and departed by the 2lS0 train. one
Of the men had an elderly appearance,
with gray hair, the other was young
man with very knowing cOuntcnance.
It ~ since learned that they tried their
little racket at Houston, but also failed.
Detectives are looking for them.
The Ford Opera company closed ~ rn-
gagemtnt here tonight with "Princess
Ida"
The JenLett- Ovens shricyalty contest
was renewed yesterday IN the district court
having been rcmandtd for "a now trial by
the supreme court. The Galveston public
would much rather The supreme court
bad forever settled ihe matter one way or
the other, a. every one, including, y Ia
said, the litlganta themselves, - heartily
tired Of the caee. A Jury has been secured
aud taking Of testimony has begun. al
the old election frauds, changed ballots,
broken seals ard irregular returns will be-
egaiu exhibited 10 q patient pnbiic's gaze
The case win be probably continued sew
crAl weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
rhs cen.tIlnllen 500.

A1tANfA, Ga, dec. zg.--To-dsy the
novel spectacle y presented " this city Of
gathering 81 pA correspondents of tho
Atlanta Consultation, 200 10 number, from
All points u the Union About one hum
dred from Georges. iliiy nom south Car
ollna, Nifty frjia North CaroIinA and hisy
from AlabaoB, end INC remainder ffVtn
New Yofk, Baltimore, Washington, ~.
Louis, Chicago. Cincinnati snd Louir.
vile. They are here ~ guests " the
Consultation, their expenses for travel
Ing being furnlahsd BY The paper, To.
niRht they were rendered magDiAeeBt
banquet VI The Kimbali house, ~ which
$50 plates werc lni5. speeehee we're
made by Hon. n. r. ilo9ell, HaW Grady
ana number of correspondents During
tho day visitors wefe shown around town
Ia cardsaes aud introduced 70 the gov
error They Also received many attcn-
iiUns from tho citizens.
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A DISASTROUS FIRE.
Gotten, seed ana miii Iiurp AZ oreensilIr,
Mississippi, with Loss 81 seb0,o00.

Cotton, seed ana mili Iiurn AZ oreensllIr,
Mississippi, with Loss 81 ssb0,0o0.
Special 70 the pagoiie,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Dec. 2J.--A dlsas.
trOus IRE this morning broke Ont ia the
William Stead cottOn.feod oil Mill az
Greenvile, Mississippi, and AZ stih
breeze was blowing at the time
the whole building was soon IN
flames Along the side of the mills were
ten small buildings that we're also lgnlied
and soon completely destroyed The
cotton yard, containing 1900 bales Of cot
ton, whs also burned, with all IL con
tonie, save 200 bales, as well hs the cot
ton-aecd house. Tho loss Is estimated
at s250, 600, on which there WaE an In
hursncc " only $40, 900. Tbs loss on tho
mill and machinery IL $4,000, on seed
stored IN mill $4,000, on Oh aud sacks
$4,000, and on this there WIS
only sg3, 00n ~ Insurance The loss
on the cotton was si2O,000, on which
there WIS insurance OF 800, 400. Tho mill
employed 100 men, who ara thrown out
VI employment BY 80 destruction. The
tie companies worked earnestly, but
could DO nothing ns there wp no supply
III water.
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FOREIGN.
Tho rmplre'a unlly Paramount.

Iho bnipifHA fnilf Fhfhnouhts
LONDON, Dee, PA circular was recent
~ sent 10 all the Liberal members Of ihe
new parliament asking them % state their
opinion on. the Irish home rule question:
In their replies most u the members avoid
an explicit explanation, but the majority
Of those who express definite opinion
arc opposed 70 giving Hn Irish parliament
control Of the tariffs or the police, but are
In favor OF combining the legislative powers
OF the Irish parliament 10 matters Of local
government the same as IN Great Britain.
A number u The members Insist that the
unity OF the empire mnst OyeftOp ell
efforts 70 concillate the irish tenuutfy.
On The whole the replies show II IL hope
less 10 expect from the Liberals any con.
cesslon acceptable 10 the Parnellites. Mr..
Gladstone and his colleagues Ia the late
cabinet continue 10 exchange views on
tho Irish question, and they take no palms
70 conceal the fact Of the existence oi
grave difficulties ~ the way of an agree.
ment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
KILLED BY ELECTRICITY.
Two Sons q sunny Italy Playing Their
Organs on the street Sui.
fer strangely.
oac IL ISiilei by Lennins Agnlpst m Iiee.
,ricI.ight Peie, tho Others Hand
burned 90 Cr,sp


special 70 tag HA-otip,
NEW ORirAHa, la, Dee 10 Vincent
MAngolla and Salvatore roclrie, hath
natives of sunny Italy ana partners Ia
the orpa grinding hnslnoss, wcrn entor-
taiuing u large crowd With thoir music az
The corn h ~ 81 louis mud So Charles
streets. Wklln fruroielo MIA grinding ant
the mqAr, MangolA Waited hy hie sidefar
bis tWr. 10 leaned la2ily against the
polef Of the electric tight at Tho
corGer when suddenly a laeh Of
llQht was seen ~ descend the pole,
Tie uttered ono saream and fell forward
Torciolo caught his friend rs iis fen, and
he too was knocked down, When the
Two men were picked up IL was found
that Mangollh was dead, KILLED by stroke
OF electricity, and that srOfoiele's hand
was burned 10 a crisp boy the same 1nld
The strange feature of The case II that
the Louisiana Electric Light has 40 pow
or as yet, ~ II viii not commence 20
light the city until next month
lt IL thought that the wire Of
another electric light company
must have crossed its Hue, Tho eleetrioi-
~ ran down the crane oi the tia down the
hoistlng wire, and, Il being damp night,
the cifcnlt WAS grounded Mangella was
unfortunately within the circuit, aud was
killed by the electricity and r0fcicip,
when DO came 20 Tho rescue, Was struck
hy thu same force,
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who win make n.

PANS, Dec. ~. Greyy to-day held q
conycrsati0n with Q number oi leading
politicians regarding the situation. De
Frcytinst, minister Of foreign affairs,
has declined 70 form q cabinet III the
event Of Brisson's insisting upon his
resignation being accepted. II Is likely
that NJ. Flaquct, president Of the cham.
Der Of deputies, or Goblet, minister Of
ppblie Instruction, will be summoned 10
form A cabinet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

I.oEp0N, Dec, Sc Tho Stauaafi sars
he creditors OF the King Of bavaria have
nbited In petition Tor dlstfalnt " the
goods and property % The royal household.
Prince Leopold, the uncle OF the king ana
gcncralip.chiui OF the army, has lorblf.ieu
the ballin OF The state 10 take any action
10 carry owl the objects Of tho crsdltors
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

LONDON, Dec. % Tho Pal Mali ca.
retse, reviewing the situation, predicts
that the Salisbury government will be
given an extension ut power and says II
y possible thar the government may make
~ attempt 70 suppress igpiald With hlah.
handed coercion. The report that Capt.
O'Nhoa has been arranging an under.
standing between the iatnolliies and
Gladstone IS rldeulcd. The OAolnet viii
meet Thursday ~ ectllc programme
for the coming session,