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POLYoRAMA.-COmme nous Pa

POLYoRAMA.-COmme nous Pa
vions annonct dams ce journal, iii
manche dernier IT. Peie MGnara u
dome dams sA waste sale de ST
Joseph une SOiree aussi amuSante
qu'instructive.
A laide de O polyOrama, il Il
falt vOlr ct pressure tOu:!itrdu dolgt,
avec eXplicAtionS ad hoe, les princi,
pauX monuments don't S'tnOrgueillit
fItalie, cette terre claSsique DIES
baauX-altS. les voyages anterl-
urS du Pere Mcnard lui rendaient
facile sd tacne de demonstrators
ct SEES explorations men etaient que
plus attrayantes e; plus completes.
Nous avOns VII d4filer devant
nous lie vatican, &c palaiSdes papes.
qui renierme 4 lui senl plus de III
cleSSe> artistlques que tout lie reste
du monde lie chateau st. Ange al
quel sc rattachent tant de sOuve-
Mrs, ct la plupart DIES basi!iques
d'Italir, battles ct ornGes par DIES ar
chitectes, DIES peintres ct DIES sculp
teurS, don't les mons SerOnt la glOi-
re 6~ternelle DIES pays qui les ont
vuS naitre.
Dimanche proclaim, lie Pere Me-
nard dOit nous faire vOir ct par con-
sequent admirer les principauX mo.
nhments de France. Ajoutons que
cc programme ne peut manquer
d'intcresscr un grand nombre de
nos concitoyens: ceux qui ont 'ltja
admire e monuments de risu ct les
autres qui Ell ont tant entendn par
Ter. Disons aussi ell PEASANT que la
note gale ne manque pas a ces ex-
hibitions cOnduites par lie Pere Ne.
nard. ii fait voir I'M certain nom
bre de tableaux comiques qui font
In jubilation ct les deliceS DIES en-
fants ct, disons. lie tout bias, de bean.
coup de grands enfants don't nous
faisons partle.
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Deux vegetaux de l'avenir.

Une assez vive emotion regne
dams le monde DIES lubricants de
sucre. Sill on fault croire les jour
naux de Calcutta, les essais de cul-
ture de mahura, un arbre original
re de rHindoustan m6ridional, ont
constate rextr6me richesse de SEES
heurs en- matiere sucree !; un seul
arbre pourrait fournir par an plus
de 200 kilos de sucre, ce qui per-
mettrait au sucre des Indies de venir
avec avantage faire en- Europe con-
currence au sucre de betteraves.
En- revanche, une des principal
les cultures des Indies, celle de Po-
plum, serait menacee par la decou-
verte des prophecies d6sopilantes
du ka,ra, plante des lies du Pacif-
que, que les indigenes fument en-
guise de baschich. I'm chimiste al
lemand Went den extraire un pro.
duit qui, pris a dose moderee, vous
plonge dams un demi- sOmmeil &C.
compagn6 des reeves les plus agrea,
bles, ct celia sans exercer sur por'
ganisme les effets d6sastreux de
lopium.
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AvIS.-Mr. NJ. q. Racquet est
autOrise a recevoir les Announcements
ct a collector tous les complies dns
d la Sentinel,e. II est egalemcnt
charge de contractor pour riuser-
ton dies avis on announces ct pour
impression de tGteS lie ~lettreS, de
features, de tickets d'habitation,
d'enve!oppcs ct de toute espece
d'imprimts ell usage dams Ia local..
te.
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Decision Judiciaire Concern ant
les JOurnauX.

70 TOute personne qui retire re
g%ulierement un journal du bureau
de poste, qu'elle ait souscrit GU non,
ou en- son nom, gu ell celui dun au-
tire est responsible du placement.
80 Toute personne qui renvoie
un journal est tenue de payer tous
les %arrierages qu'elle doit u abon-
nement GU autrement, Pediteur peut
continuer "a le lui envoyer jusqu'a
&c qu'elle ait pave. Dams ce cas-,
rabonne est tenu de bonner en- Ou-
tire lie prix de announcement du pale
ment, quill ait retire GU non lie jour-
nal du bureau de poste.
80 Tout abonne peut 6tre pour
suivi pour Announcement dams lie dis
trict on lie journal Sc public lors
meme quill demeureralt a DIES cen
taines de lieues de Get endrOit.
40 Les tribunaux ont decide que
lie fait de retirer un journal du bur
reau de poste, GU de changer de re,
sidence ct de laisser accumuler les
numeros q l'ancienne adresse, con.
stitue une prescription ct unepreu'
We Drima facie d'intentiOn de fraude'
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MaiSOnS Hantees.

Tn Journal .anadien raconte tres
Serielisement que IL diable ell per.
SOME IA tln d"Hiiriic depuis quelque
temps dams 1t mai>un dun brave
termler nOlnimt Dutre>ne, hahltant
Flie Bizarre. a vingt miles tuvi.
ron de MONTREAL, sir Ia riyitl" OF
:aw". Get h1tc est, parait.il. DIES
plus iucommod-s &C paSs,. son
,cml's a .ioucr DIES tours Plus vilai-
rs l.S uilS Iu. les aulrt> an pau
we ttlnllei. Aln>i Il peine les its
Sont lis >oignenSelmcnt fats le ma.
tin chez DntleSnc, Iu'un ttre invi
sib.c Sai>it oreillcrS, t~raversins,
couveiturrs, couvrcp:cd>, tdredon>,
draps, matcIaS ct p~aiilassas ct dis
per>c IL tout auN Iuatre CONS de lii
chimbre. he soir, c'est bien au-
tire chose. tant6t tOuteS les luuuie>
~ de In maison s~'ctel.nent dun
coup, tant6t e!lrs Sc ra!|ument del
lc>.mtmeS. Pendant la mutt le
diahle sc manifesto Ell fliSant ella
qner tOutcS les pGrteS on ell sc Pre-.
menant dams les divtrses pieces de
lii maisOn SOUS liz torme DUN fcu
Toilet. Dimalcllc dernier IL be
dean de legli>- Il trOuve sur lie
banc Occupe reimbursement par Du-
fiesne qnelpue cll;'rbons qui parais
salient eteints ; mails quand il IL
voulu les prenlre, il sest cruelle.
ment brule les doiyts ct cependant
le banc he portrait auc,nc trace de
brule' L'autre Jour un prete s'eSt
rendu chez Dufresne pour exorcl-
ser Ia maiSon. II n'a>ait pas plu.
tot tait ~ref:,ire les Its ct relnettre
les meubles ell place que rinyisi
Ole delmOh. en- presence du pretIe
ahuri, a ton; rcIni> sens deSsns DIES
sous. LID famille de Dufresne sc
compose de sept personnes don't
six ont etc 81 etfraytcs par les
tours du mauvaiS esprit Quciies Ell
ont pressure perdu III tGte. L.,
septieme toutetois, nne tonte jeunt
file, aussi jolie que REUSE, loin dc
s%'effrayer, semble s'amuser beau
coup de &c spectacle, ce qui exas
pere encore advantage SEES malhe,
reux parents parce qn'iIs croien1
que lie demon s'est dtja rmpar.
dele.
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Des prfparatifs Sc font pour re-
cevoir dignement lie Roi du Carna-
val qui, cette aimee, dot visiter sd
bonnie vile de Thibodaux. Ii s'est
decide a cette demarche un peu
pour faire plaisir 4 SEES feaux ct 10y
aux sujets, mails surtout pour vOlr
lie palais que la vile lui a fat batir
ct qui Embarrassment ne sera
peut>etre pas enforcement termine
lors de SOL arrivee. Les lOuangeS
quill en- a entendu faire lui don
nent lie plus grand desir de voir
Get hotel de vile qui fait ladmira.
ton des strangers ct porgueil de
nos citoyens.
lie soir du meme jour, dams la sale
des pompiers, magnifiquement or
nee pour roccasion, aura lieu un
bal pare ct costume qui reunira,
nous dit on, un nombre considera-
bic d'invites ct surtout d'aimables
invites. On nous assure quill y
aura DIES advertisements dune ele-
gance inconnue jusqu'a present
q notre bonnie vile de ThibOdaux.
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LOCALES.

NOMINATION. - C'est avec une
yive satisfaction que nous appre
mons la nomination de Henry L..
Michelet 4 l'eInploi de Raihcay Pos
tai Clerk entire la Nouvelle Orleans
ct Alexandria.
lie nouveau titulaire est fills de
notre estime concitoyen II. II. Mi
chelet ct nous nous rejonissonS fort
pour le pere de Ia favour qui at
TENT lie fills.
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ROi du CARNIVAL!
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
EDIT III.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
A tous cenx que celia conccrne- SaIut
EDIT IL.

Nos !ideles %suicts de III paroisse Lafour-
che Mons ayarit adress6 une respectueuse
requete pour honorer de Notre presence
leur splenlide capitale, ThihodauN. Nous
del6gucns. en- consequence de nos engage
menls ulterieurs. Notre bien Anne fills. lie
ROI DU CONGO. pour nous remplacer
dams cette s%olemnite, ct atm que tous Sc
prepayment i lie recevoir Lignement, Nous
%ordOnnOns que lie
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EDUCATIONAL


TNh~ University OF the South
L is located at SEWANEE, TENN. upon
the Cumberland Plateau. 1000 feet above the
sea level. This schnol. under the special pat
rnnage OF the Bishops of the Protestant Epis
c"lr,l Church. in the South and Southwest, OF
itr- Ii,- lcallthieSt residence and the best ad
vint.ers. both moral and educational. in its
Grammar School and its Collegiate and TheO
logical Departments For the special claims
ot this University for patronage. apply for
darun.rnt 10 the Rev. TELFAIk HODGSON,
Vice Chancellor, Sewunee. Tenn.
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UN SINGULIER COMMERCE..
Les femmes Sc masquant pour dormir.

Je lis dams I'm journal d'Albany
quill y a probablement dams cette
vile un miller de femmes gui tou-
ties les NUTS Sc mettent au lit ct
dorment masquees- Voici sui quels
fats nous basons nos assertions
Dams une DIES rues OH sc trouvent
les plus grands magasins pour ar
ticles de toilettes feminines, on peut
voir une enseigne qui dit que des
Mosques pour toilette de mutt sont
vendus au premier etage de tel ma
gasin. Tn curieux entra ct Wit plus
sieurs clientes faisant emplette de
Get article, qui parait compose dhu
ne etoffe MOLE ct impregn6e scion
toute probabilite dune espece don
guent huileux, formant un masque
qui adhere complement sur la
face ct qui est cense embellir lie
TENT.
II est certain que de porter toute
! mutt sur la figure un tel apparel
dot adoucir enlightenment Ia peau
ct la rendre dune douceur exquise !;
mails aussi, quelle delicatesse ne
doit-elle pas acquerir, ct comment
affronter, avec un epiderme aussi
sensible, Pair vif, froid, que lie bon
Dieu nous envoie quelquefois.
On nous dit qu'environ 1000
Mosques de cette nature ont etc
yendus dams une semaine, CO qui
nous fait croire quill y a an MONS
mile femmes, dams cette coquette
vile, qui dorment masquees.
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RAILROAD EXCHANGE. - Nous
recommandOns 4 nos amis de la
campagne Get Establishment bien
connu de tous ceux qui aiment les
bons wins ct les liqueurs de choix.
MI. James n. Wright, lie proprie-
taire de la maison, est d jnste tire
populaire. Les billiards. sont excel
Tents, ct Pom peut 4 toute heurc
de la journ6e faire I'm bon repas
dams lie restaurant qui joint lie cafe
OH ron peut avoir tout ce que lc
pays ct la saison produisent de
mieux CONNIE gibier etc.
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NOTICE.

List of Books adopted iv State Board of Edu
catini. with Exchange, Fri, -. - per contract
awarded To r. +. Iian-ril II Bro, New Or
lea ns, alui TOR sair at TiiinmlrauA's Pharmacy.
FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
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I ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.

.Jnhannot's VA, nral History Reader los
Nj rhcll. LIST Lessons Geography 20 40
New Prinary............W 70
L" intrrnr,ilair........10 lao
Reed & kellogs's Grade Lessons
English. ID
Reed a kellog.s. Higher Lessons
~
Reeds Word Lessons. 80
Young Government Class Book. l.M
Wnrcrster's Primary nicti"nary..-- 60
W-hl,'S Manual of Etym"Iogv-... %
Mills Physiology and Nnrc"i les -. IS
n;mitrv', History OF I.onisiana.... 20
Holmes New History of the United
States LID
Han>ell's Penman.Iip 10
Sirhnlson's Urinary Arithmctic...n 80
d" lnlernIt late 10 40
=" Complete On pre- So 40 as
Wells Science Common Things LOO
Eclectic Drawing Books. No. !. ,.
and ) each 10
Eclectic Drawing Books, No. 4, j. .,
I. s and 9. zach 20
Chambers Twenty Lessons ia Book
10
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Remede cOntra III dySSenterie.

GutriSon radicale ut garantie.
References nombreuSes. Adressez
a Mr.. Omer Savoic, chez Mr.. J.
Teltmaque Badeaux, Lafourche.
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CORRESPONDANCE.-NOu aVOnS
recu, reinforcement, me lettre non
sicnee pOrtant lie iimbre LockpOrt
ct contenant DIES denonciations sur
nm certain individn demeurant sur
lie bayou Lafourche.
Notre opinion est taite SUI lie per
sonnage en- question, c'est un triste
sire 4; mails il ne nous appaItient
pas de mauiSfeStrr no sentiments
dams ce journal hi ceux DIES person
nes qui ne signent pas les commu-
nications qu'elles nous adressent.
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LUNETTES.- La reputation DIES
lunettes de Hawkes. Obtenue dams
les EtatS- UniS est I'm fait tOut-a-
fait merveilleuX. Files sont cOnnueS
depuis rAtlantique jusqu'au Paci.
fque ct leur reputation est bas6e
sur leur reel merite. Les t6moigna-
ges des hommes les plus eminents
du pays qui ont eu leur vue anne
lioree par leur usage peuvent 6tre
donnes. En- yente q la Pharmacie
ThibOdeaux.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-03
BRIGHT BITS.

MAN feels stronger after his marriage
prooos4i has been accepted. OF course he is
more confident after ne has taken heart
o0hers St1tesntB.
Are you pretty well acquainted with your
mother tongue, my bov2' asked the school
teacher Of The new scholar.
"l es. sir answered the lad tlmidlv. MA
Jaws me good DEAL SIR. Burlington Free
Press
MAKE room for the girs!' cries the
want much room A chair that will hold one
with tight squeeze, will mold two very com
fortablv. Room for the girls. indeed! Sit
here, girls.-Burdette.
PROGRESSIVE Town Eastern gentleman
vi lting t1e VESTS your beautiful little city
a progressive place at all. Mrs. breezy?
Mrs. BT' eZy-Oh. yes. sir We have pro-
gre-slve euchre parties almost every night in
the week -HGrDey's BasIr.
LOUISVILLE will have an opera festival
The star eyed goodies Of reform will lift mp
her tUneful voice with iack7crew and sing
"Sweet NlOlets.' while Carl ~chuz viii per
form "Only PaDsy Blossom" on piano
with green cover.-Erct4aGe.
ON he downward psth-Old Mrs. BentIy
d you know what's become Of young George
Sampson, who used to spree it so much last
summer
Old Mrs. Browser-I hear he went West
and has become confirmed teetotaler.
old airs Beniley-Oh, dear. is 1t possible?
v Nta
beats an what peope'I do when they once gets
taste for rum.-Ie~Deranc 4 dg0cafs.
AN INDIAN DE tDHE AD-Crowfoot. the
BlackfoOt chief received perpetual pass
over the Canadian Pacific railroad, and IN
aCknOW ledgment Ofihis hanks sent the follow
ing letter: "Great Chief of the Railway
w. c. Van Horn-I salute you. o Chief, .
Great, am pleased with railroad key open
ing road free to me. Tho chains and rich
covering OF your name Wrltlng-its wonder
iul power to opan the rOad-shOw the great
moss of your chieftness. Ihave done. Crow
foot-'-.T. LoHis Globe Democrat.
GEN TERRYs good fortune in getting the
hnuider-straps LETT by Gen. Hancock brings
TO mind bit or m4C9rOnc verse written bv
an eX- rebel bard when Terry was relieved Of
the command of his reconstructed Southern
district;
Terry. leave us; sumus weary;
Jam nos tRdet re videre;
s. Wis nos with joy implere,
Terry. IN h2c terra tarry
Diem narry!'
--PhfladelDhid Pres
WHEN IT'S not IN THE Way
Her lips are red. her ewes are bright.
Her cheets are like the rose.
Her graceful neck is ivory white,
she has turn-up nose
A turn mp nose. this pretty miss
But she's a charming ere ture,
And | esteem that probes is
Her most engaging feature.
Indeed DO. You ask me why?
The reasons simply this:
It's never in the way when
Attempt to snatch kiss.
Boston Courier.
A REASONABLE REQUEST: Bill simpson il
an en- gineer on the 1. and 6. n. railroad He
was of duty at Austin a few d iys ago. He
met Judge Peterby, with whom he was ac-
qnainied. II say, Judge, wish you would do
me a favor
"Tll do it,
ut VIII be appreciated by all the engineers
on the /. and G.. y . railroad"
"What can do for you all?'
"Please don't hang around the depot when
the trains are coming in. They are eyerlast-
ing mistaking your ret nose for a danger sig
nal, aud it confuses them. "-Tsr1s SiTtings,
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Personal.

THE health OF Sir John Mcdonald, the Can
adiau Premier, continues to improve.
THOMAS 4. HENDRIcKs portrait IS to be
placed on the new $40 silver certificate.
COL. WILL s. HAYS. the Ohio river poet
pilot lays claim to the authorship OF Dixie"
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG is singing
now away down in the region OF the RIO
Grande.
QUEEN VGcToRIA's personal household. in
which there are 1000 persons. costs nearly
81 OF. 900 a year.
M.PAsrEuR is spoken Of as a modest. re-
tirins aud unaffected man in social life and a
hO-ptable entertainer.
Mrs. WHITNEY, who went Southw ward at
the beginning II Lent has returned 10 the
capital for fresh conquests.
GE~. joins A. LOGAN has been invited to
deliver the Decoration Day Grafton before the
Grand Army posts in New York.
Irls rumored that Congressman scott. OF
the Erie. Pa. district, ia negotiating for the
purchase Of the Washington PJM.
GrN. j. A. HILL, Of the Eleventh Maine
has Just suffered second amputation OF an arm
lost to the elbow at the Deep Run fight in
1854.
A. CUTTER, Of Louisville, KY. holds the
championship OF Pulling the body up by the
little hnger OF one hand He did IL six tmes
In succession IN 1873.
THE Car and Czarina will soon visit the
Crimca 10 inspect the ordinations OF Sebas-
topol and Nic6laiefT and to witness the launch.
ing Of the lrOn-clads.
IN China and Japan girls are named after
some beautiful natural object. and such names
are common as Cherry-h lwer. Peach bios
som, Plum blossom, Bamboo leaf, PinewOods.
etc.
MISS GENEVA ARMSTRONG. one Of the teach
ers OF music In Elmirt College. has invented
and patented device for feeding and water
ing cattle while they are journeyiug in cattle
cars.
A CRITIC with a statistical turn OF mind cal
culates tht by the time Mics Murfree gets
through with her story in the dtra0c she
will nave hauled the moon several hundred
times over the Tennessee mountains.
WILLIAM Il. TRAvERs. OF New York, has
sold his Washington house. formerly occu-
pied by MIR Blaine. for $40 600, to q. B. Jew
ell, aud has bought the house now Occupied
by senator Evarts for $50 600 He Will occupy
y next season, giving uD his house In New
York.
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Some two weeks ago the press tele-
grams gave an account OF an outrage at
A mite, La, in which MIR. Peete, manager
was seized and shamefully beaten bv dis
guised men, supposed to be discharged
operatives Of the factory. IL seems that
Mr.. Peete is highly esteemed in the COM
munity, and no one. except the persons
alluded to, were known TO have any en-
mitv to him. As soon as the outrage was
made known the company offered re-
ward Of $500 for the detection and arrest
of the guilty parties, and subse-
quently the Governor Of the State
offered an additional reward of
$500. A day or two ago the reward offered
by the State was increased to $3.50.
Itappears that the State and county au-
thorities are making every effort to secure
the arrest and conviction Of the perpetra-
tors OF the outrage, though from the diff
culties surrounding the case in the matter
Of securing evidence, there seems to be
considerable doubt as to whether fun JUS
tice will be done. The victim appears to
be able TO give nothing more than bare
clue to the perpetrators, and if they are
arrested it will probably be almost i'm
possible to convict them. unless some one
Of them can be induced to become a wit
ness for the State. The large rewards
offered may influence one OF them to do
this.
It is said that the Gin Factory Com
pany has determined to remove the fac
A IA Al bo 20 r
Mr.. Peete are speedily brought to Justice.
Ofcourse the owners have a right to pur-
sue such q course whether it is Just and
wise one or not. Several places have Of
fered inducements to secure the location
of the works in the event they are re.
moved from Amite, the principal appli-
Giants 30 far being Nicksburg, Jackson
and Aberdeen, MISS. No place. probably,
North or South, can guarantee the com
pany against the preparation of such an
outrage, and it is not probable that such
an apparently captIo us notion as the pro-
posed change of location at a cost ofmany
thousands of dollars will he adhered to-
w hereveT the factory may be established
iust az bad employees NAV he OBJ
tanned as those who are supposed
10 have perpetrated the Amite outrage.
No doubt the wisest and best course for
the factory owners to pursue will be to
hold fast 10 their Amite establishment.
eEonerate the good people Of the town and
vicinity. go 10 work with renewed energy
and advertise literally in legitimate
manner. II they endeayor even by impli
cation to saddle the blame for the outrage
where il does not belong they will obtain
a great deal Of undesirable notoriety that
NAV cost them more than legitimate adj
vertlsing at regular rates.
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The impression prevails to consider
able extent that hydrophoba is a disease
that is produced BY excitement and fear.
several eminent New York physicians
think they have found evidence which
shows that this impression is without
foundation.
4 few days ago in Newark, n. j.,
George Neal. the keeper of the dog pound
IN that city, was bitten by a dog that
showed symptoms of madness. He paid
no attention TO he wound because he had
been bitten many times before by dogs,
and did not believe therefore that he
would suffer any harm from the bite. In
day or two, however, ne began to feel
paius 10 his arm-he having been bitten
in the thumb-aud q two days from the
time that the pain first made It's appear
ance ne was dead. He was con.
scious Of his condition at frequent inter-
walls up to the hour of his death, and eX-
erted bis great wili-power to the utmost
TO overcome the disease. He was buried
yesterday afternoon.
On Wednesday number Of physicians
made pOst-mortem examination Of the
body 1t presented rather peculiar sp-
pearance. The wound made by the bite
was dark-red and had an inilamed appear
ance. This, the physicians said, was one
Of the strongest indications Of hydropho-
bia. The base Of the brain and the spinal
column were exposed, and ali the negative
signs OF hydrophobia were discovered.
Both the brain and the spinal column were
found to be very much congested. In fact,
the symptoms OF fables were so apparent
that there no longer remained any doubt
in the minds of the physicians present that
death was caused by that disease. They
concurred in the opinion that this case
explodes the theory that hydrophObia is
an imaginative disease.
During NeaPs sickness he was attended
by Dr. Bradin, who, at the time, was suf-
tering from an liberation on his thumb.
lie paid no attention to it while attending
his patient. He is inclined to think that
some Of the saliva from Nears mouth fell
upon it and he has made up his mind to
put himself under the care OF Pasteur at
once. He has perfected arrangements to
start Tor Paris on Monday. Newark APP
pears to have more than its share Of hy-
drophObia cases.