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NOTRE DANE of MARYLAND,

Collseiate Institute for Young Ladies' and
PrerarStory School for Little Girls, EM-
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Md. Conducted by the Sisters OF Notre
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Memphis Institute,
l96 Hernando street, Memphis. Ienn.

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and field practice. Entrance Exsminations
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wills WILLIAMS, BURsAR.
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Clara Conway Institute.
WILL REOPEN
Monday, October 4, 1886.
Enrolment Last Term, 322.
Mrs. BOwIes' School

Opens Sept. ii, at 155 Adams st.
CPECIAL advantages for young ladies in
> English Course, Latin; German, French,
Music and ElocutiOn.
Thorough instruction by modern methods
is offered to boys and girls from primary
classes through grammar course.
THE STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
WILL reopen Sept. ID, 1886. Located in
w d healthful and delightful suburb ac-
cessible by car lines to and from all parts Of
city. Instruction thorough, and according
to the most approved educational methods.
Superior and trained specialists in the va
rious Departments OF Music, Art, Elooution,
Modern Languages, Science, Classics and
Primary Teaching.
For further particulars apply to
MISS MoLLIE E. MARSHALL, Prn.,
Mamnhis Tam
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School Of Languages

URENCH. GERMAN, ITALIAN, SPAN
II ISL. Instruction in class or private
By lessons. For term, address
LE0N LANDSBERG, Gayoso Hotel.
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Lorsque lie roi paSsait par la rue
Main, son cell s'arr6ta sur renseigne
du cafe bien cOnnu sous lie nom de
Bridge House ct conduit depuis un
temps imm6morial par Mr.. {. Az6-
ma. Messieurs, dit-il, ell Sc retour-
nant vers ses courtisans, il ne sera
pas dit que nous aurons passe de-
vanilla porte de CO tavernier qui est
depuis longtemps de mes amis ct
que nous ne nous humecterons pas
lie gosier; qui maine me suive! ct
Ia icour entra. ct sc rafraichit d cPur
joie.
LES liqueurs ct les cigares furent
:trouves de 81 bonnie qualite que lie
roi, stance tenante, rendit un edit
faisant Q :sieur Arena fournisseur
de la cour ct l'autorisant q Sc ser
vir DIES arnies royales CONNIE ensei.
gne. MalheMreusement, on ne put
METRE la main sur lie chancellor /;
ledit lie fut point enregistre !: mais
bon vim ma pas besoin ~d'enseigne,
disaient nos peres. =
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demOntra clairement la chose par
des chiffres que plus tard je recon.
nus exactS.
Ainsi done, j'eusse etc trente foi>
moins bien pave que mes cliauf
feurs qui gagnaient Equivalent de
deux piastreS par jour. ct mes
chautfeurs euX mtmes auraient per
du !; devenir DIES renters nationaux.
Pour bien comprendre. d~'ailleur>.
labsurdite de ceS doctrines, on Ma
qua sc rappeler une aHccdote sou
vent citee:
A Paris, un jour d'cmeute, I'M
groupe d'insurges penetrent, les
armes 4 In main. dams le cabinet
dun banquier celebre qui les recoit
sans brOncher ct leur uemande ce
qui lui vault Thonneur de cette vi.
site.
-NouS avez DIES millions, lui rs
pond celui qui parait lie chef de Ia
troupe LIE peuple est malheureux
nous voulOns parta@er.
Tres bien !combien croyez-vous
que ie possede
-Est-ce que nous sav"ns Dix
millions, peut-etre, repond Pantre
ebahi lui meme de renormite de la
somme quill cite.
Nous YOU trompez, mon ami ::
Je suis plus richie que celia. J'al
bien environ cinquante millions. II
Il en- France trente millions dina
bitauts, 81 ,je lenr dome toute ma
fortune, lis auront vingt-sept sous
chacun. Combien tteS vOuS lei ,
Vingt-cinq! Celia tait done trente-
tIOis francs sOiXante-quinze cent?
mes. Les voici. Nous sommes quit
ties. Je he vous retiens plus.
lis sen allerent, honteux, sans
vouloir accepter leur part des mil.
lions
Eft il est probable que pas un de
ceux qui recurent la spirituelle lie.
con du banquier ne roublia ct, par
la suite, ne quitta son atelier pour
aller lnanifester dams les rnes.
Thu ATTIC.
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LIE CARNAVALAT HIBODAUX.

Depuis la fin de Ia semaine der
Mere, la vile de ThibOdanx await
pris un aspect inaccOutume &c ne
talent partout que hammes, oritlam.
me ct drapeaux livrant All vent
leurs etofeS multicOlores. Toutes
les maisons de commerce etairnt pa
yOisees ct TII0tel de vile Surtout
avec SD tour ornee de pavillons pre-
sentait un aspect vrailnent magniti-
oue. Nous etions en- Carnival 1T
Pom sc preparait 4 recevoir le roi
Oui await bien vOulu cette annee-ci
hOnorer de sa visitela Vile de Thi
bOdauX. LIE temps malheureusc-
meDt n'ttait guere encourageant,
un ciel girls ct humble diSposait
peu Il la gate, 4 rentraln ~4u'eAige-
ait lie mardi-gras, jour choisi par le
roi pour son entree triompllale.
Pourtant, apres-midi, les images
sc disperserent, ie soleil apparut
dams toute SD splendeur ct ION Wit
Ia foule s e rcpandre ct inonder les
abords de lie gare.
A ! heures, drux coups de canon
annoucent lie train royal, ct au mi
lieu DIES ACCOMPLISHMENTS de la
fOule, Sd Majestic ct Sd conr prem.
nent place dauS les carrOsseS de Ia
vile ct la procession commence.
Pour un roi. c'etait un rOi, Costa.
dire fait CONNIE je me figure qu'ur
roi dot etre tLit-imposant ct de
bonnie mine autre chose que le rO
dIyetot. Notre roi du Carnava'
await vIaiment belle prestance dams
son habit a la Louis XIV, ct distri
buait lib6ralement, 4 droite ct :
gauche, rs SEE de saluts pour salts
faire les plus g%rincheux de ses su
Jets. lie cortege etait nombreux e
compose d'elGments assez heterOge
mes on y voyait des indiens, DIES
marquis, DIES arloquins ct meme III
ane, un ane veritable Chose plu!
Curieuse que vous ne pensez) III
ane faisant son meter dane ct tt
rant un coquet petit vehicule dan
leque! il Y await un coquet peti
vieillard ; mails lei je m'arrete IL
voulant pas faire de la r6clame.
Apres avoir parcouru les princi
pales rues de la vile, lie roi ct sol
escorte 50 rendirent d la sale de
Pompiers, OH tout etait prepar
pour leur reception. LIE soir, u
bal splendide reunissait TN gran'
nombre 6'invites ct decurieux, nou
Atom dit ; car pour nous-meme, un
sante delicate ct des principles SIEVE
res nous ont depuis longtemps in
terdit tous les plaisirs des noctau
bules ct nous font une necessit6 d
rentrer dc bonnie heure an logis.
Eft maintenant, lectrices ct le'
tours qui me lisez, je me hate d
vous dire lie nom de CO roi epht
mere qui pendant quelques heure
regina 4 ThibOdaux-c'est nOtre ct
roner, Mr.. John GaZzo. N'est-C
pas quill IA bien le physique de Pen
ploi, quoique docteur I La rein
choisie par &c potential fut Nell
Jennie Frost, ct nous avons enter
du dire qu'elle presida avec TN
grace charmante al festin servi su
le theatre ct OH la sante du roi fl
portee ct acclamee par ses feaux {
loyaux servants.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
UOTEL

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him o satisfy all those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day
Breakfast 1T 10 o'clock A.. N. .u.! Dinner
It 4 O'Clock 7. u.
Cpin:nadicus aud sell rul nishcl rooma.
MOI ERATE PRICES.
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LUNETTEs.- La reputation des
lunettes de Hawkes. Obtenue dams
les Etats.Unis est I'm fait tout.a-
fait merveilleuX. Files SOnt cOnnueS
depuis rAtlantique .jusqu'au Paci-
tique ct leur reputation est basee
sur leur reel merite. Les temoigna-
ges des hommes les plus eminents
du pays qui ont ell leur vue anne
lioree par leur usage peuyent 6tre
donnes. En- vente i la Pharmacie
Thibodeaux.
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NOTICE.

List Of Books adopted hv State Board oil Edu
cation. with Fsrhauee Prizes. rs per contract
awarded to +. +. Ilan-rli Il Bro, New Or
lea ami tor sal, ut TllOo,lcauX's Pharmacy.
FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
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- University Of the South

VINhe University Of lbc South
is located at SEWANET:. TENN. upon
the Cumberland Plateau. 2.00o feet above the
ST.. level. This school. under the special pat
rona.r of the Hislnm = Of the Protestant Epis
r")ntl Church. in the South and South west, OF
trrs The l.1.ltilie>t residence and the best ad
varta.e>, both moral and educational. in it's
Grammar Sciluut and Ms Collegiate aud Theo
logical Derai tmrIts' For the special claims
of This University i"r patronage. apply for
d"rnnnrnt 10 the Rev. IEl.FAIk HODGSON,
Vice Chancellor. SeWaute. Tenn.
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DES GREVES.

qui 4 force dc travail, d'ordre ct
etant parvenu a Sc faire
une situation Ielativement elcvte
s'exprimait ainSi Il ptol~s DIES gre
yes !:
ii s'agirIit crlpndant de SAVIOR i
0uui veu!ent arlIvrr excitement
les meneuIS uul pOusScnt d la dc
mOlitiOn dc rortIre social actnel,
lequel est pertectible. CONNIE ton
ties chooses iiumalneS, je men discon-
vleHs pas. Mails entin, j. lie vols
absolument pas linteret, meme eloi-
gna, que les travailIeurs qui ira
raittent peuvent trouver a ecllanger
me situation que Fon s'etudie d
rendre chaque jour meilleure, con
tire Ia mise horS Ia loi Immediate
qui reSultr de la violence ct d trO
quer lie pain gagne penlblement, il
est vrai, contre la misere, lividc,
h~urlante, depenaillee.
Toutes les phrases creuses, toutes
les dtclamations reSsassGes, tontes
les lrmcs de crocodile de faux ira.
vailleurs gantes de trais qui deplo-
rent la mi>ere du peuple qu'ils ex-
pioitent, lie teront pas cesse DIES
inequalities sociales rlgOureuSement
logiques.
CcS gens-la lie savent bien, qui sc
strvcnt de la question Ouvriere
CONNIE dun tremplin, ct qui joueut
de la greve u%niquement pour salts
fare DIES reeves ambitleux qu'ils re
absent, a force d'audace ct de cy~
nisme de lcur cote, a force de ere
dulite chez leur clientele de dupes.
Voyons, il s'agit de raisonner,
tOus les ouvriers peuvent.ils Sc fai-
re cling piastres de rente par jour,
roulcr voiture ct acheter DIES ciga-
res de la Havane?
Certes avec la facilit6 dune in
struction mise a la port6e de tous,
tout homme intelligent peut aspi-
rer aux positions les plus elevees.
Mais lAmerique possede des mines,
DIES u~sines, un sol fertile. Doit-on
ceSSer d'extraire du Charlton : de
fabriquer du fer, des machines, DIES
tissus, de labourer la terre?
Faut-il subitement renOncer aux
meters de mineur, de torgeron, dc
tisserand, de cultivateurs Fault
Qne nous devenions tous des avo
cats, des medecins, DIES notaires
DIES %puhlicistes, GU DIES represen
tantsi
Admettons que cette utopie 81
realise. LIE jour OIL les c%inquant'
millions d'Americains sc compose
ront de messieurs Ell redingote e
en- bottles vernies ct de danes /;
tournures ct 4 chapeaux a plumes
de quot vivra tout ce beau monde
J'avoue que, dams lie temps, ia
etc partageur. Je n'admettals pa
qu'i! Y cut des differences entire fill
d.Adam ct Eve, concus de la mtm'
facon, issus du meme fanc, tou
bipedes ct bimanes, ct qu'un mon
sieur cut lie droit de Sc prelasse
dams un steamer au fond duque
moi, mecanicien, Je gagnais troi
piastres par jour a me grillcr lie
%poumons.
Tn soir, la mer 6tant calme ct i
machine fonctionnant CONNIE I'M
horloge, je montai prendre Fair su
!, lie pont. CONNIE je sortais du capot
I'm passager m'accOsta qui me de
manda .je ne sails qnel renseisne
ment. Nous nous promenames e.
: causant ct la conversation tomb;
! sur Ia question sociale:
Je lui exposai mes theories ct lu
! declarai que j'etais partisan dun
t egale repartition DIES reyenus pu
) blics entire tous les citoyens.
IL SO NIT & rire.
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J"hanuot's \attral History Re adler lo5
n, chells list Lessons Geography 20 40
New Primary ..--.......M 20
i" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1.40
Reed 4 k-lloS.'- Grade Lessons
As
Reed & kelloggs. Higher Lessons
20
reeds Nnrtt Lessons. 80
Young Government Class Buck. l.20
Worctstcr's Primary Dirt,nnary..-. 60
Wthh"s Manual of Etvmolucv...- is
Mill, Ph,-inio.y and Narco,ic>.-.. 50
Dimitrv's History of loui>iana-.-. 70
Holmes New History of the United
States l.I5
Han>cll's penman>hip 10
Nirliol>on's Primary A:ithmctic-..l0 80
" lnielm,tC late 20 40
Complete lin press 10 10
Wells Science Common Things. LOO
Eclectic Drawn. Books, No. !. ,,
and ) 10
Eclectic Drawing Books, No. 4, j., i,
l.. and 9. each 20
Chambers Twenty Lessons il. Book
%
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EXCURSION. - Nous annoncOns
avec plaisir que la Minerra Bene-
VIOLENT Association, fera sa quatrie-
me grande excursion lie dimanche
II avril 1886.
Ellie qnittera Ia Nouvelle Orleans
d 9:1j heures ct arrivera d ThibO-
daux a HAS heures.
Cette Association fut organisee
lie II JUN 1873 ct compile a%ujour-
d'hui deux cent sOixante>dix mem
bres actifs. Ellie a fait construire
dams lie cimetiere Metairic Ridge un
superbe tombeau don't lie coht s'est
eleve a $4,000.
Nous avoDs espoir que pexcur-
sion qu'elle dot faire lie mois pro.
chain dams notre vile, sera aussi
fructueuse que celles qu'elle afaites
4 Baton Rouge an mois d'avril 1884
ct au mois de mars 1885, ct a Frank
lin d la fin du mois d'aout 1885.
AvIs.-Mr. NJ. q. Racquet est
autoris6 a recevoir les Announcements
ct a collector tous les complies dis
a la Sentinelle. II est egalement
charge de contractor pour rinser-
ton des avis GU announces ct pour
impression de tttes de lettres, de
features, de tickets d'habitation,
d'enveloppes ct de toute espece
d'imprimes en- usage dans Ia local.
to-.
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A vERlTABLE eLUTToN.
The Tremendous Quantity of Food Cor
sumed by Spiders.

The Tremendous Quantity of Food Con-
sumed by Spiders.
1t is not everybody who knows how
much a spider can cat Most of us
have derived amusement, and perhaps
instruction, from watching the subtle
arrangements and devices of the little
tactician with a view to capture some
dainty little insect, and many of us
would know exactly where to place this
interesting creature in the classification
of animal life, but probably very few of
us have any idea what a voracious gor-
mand the spider is. A gentleman, scion
tifically inclined, and luXuriating in the
rare possession of leisure, has recently
given to the world some very curious
and startling statements as regards the
arachneidiean appetite. He captured a
spider and kept it in confinement, sup
plying it literally with food, and care
fully recording his observations. He
estimated that the creature ate four times
its weight for breakfast, nine times its
weight for dinner, thirteen times its
weight for supper, finishing up with an
ounce of food. In the same proportion
a man of average weight would dcmol-
ish an OK for breakfast, two more for
dinner, a couple of bullocks, eight
sheep, and four pigs for supper, and
then a hundrcdweight of fish to prepare
the way for an aldermanic banquet be-
fore retiring to bed.-Bupttst WeebiY.
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covered with Iather and dust instead of
hanging his head in shame when the aston
ished farmer seized him quickly by the
bride, lest he should start off again, looked
that honest man straight in the eye and
tossed his head in the air, as much as to
say: Don't trouble yourself. | am through
for the present. How is that for travelling?
But that isn't anything to what l can do
when l feel like it.
Clara-who was lifted from the carriage
in dead faint was taken into the house
and placed on q sofa, where the farmers
''wimmen folks took her in Charge. When
at LAST, after liberal Sprinllling of water
and several applications of a bottle of harris
horn to her nOstrils, she opened her eyes,
her distracted George was bending over her
and implo ing her, in heart-5rOken tones, to
forgive him and not to die. Clara gave a
scream.
"Oh, George, darling, your front teeth
are gone! Oh, that wretched brOnchO has
kicked them out. / knew when he threw
his hind heels up in the air that last time he
was going to do something awful"
'tYeth, Clara, but Pll have thOme new
oneth put in tomorrow. We ought to be
thankful that our liveth are thpared," said
George, IN soothing tones.
When Clara was assisted out to the light
Spring-wagOn, in which, through the kind
ness of their new friends, she and her
George were to be conveyed back to the
city, she noticed the carriage-standing by
the fonce-apparently in as good condition,
save from its covering of dust, as when they
first started Ouj on their perilOus ride, and
she was seized with wOnderment as to how
that bronchO could have kicked out Georges
teeth without breaking the dashboard.
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A POLES cRANIuM.

Elaborate Opinion of College of Phren-
OlOgists on the Qualities of a Turnip.
Some time ago a gentleman found large
tumip in his field in the shape of mans
head, and with the resemblance of the feat.
ures of a man. Struck with curiosity he
had a cast made of it, and sent the cast to
a society of phrenOlogists, stating that il
was taken from the head of Baron Turen'
pourtz, a celebrated Polish professor, and
requested thciI opinion thereon. After sit
ting in judgment they scientifically exam
ined the east, in which they declared that
they had discovered an unusual prominence,
which denoted that he was man of acute
mind and deep research, that he had the
organ of quick perception, and also of per
severance, with another that indicated Gre
dulity. The opinion was transmitted TO the
owner of the cast with a letter, requesting
as q particular favor that he would send
them the head. TO this he politely replied
that he would willingly do so, but he was
prevented, as he and his family had eaten
it the day before with their mutton at din
ner -W9sfPy1l Rural
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of morning wrappers, poured out the amber
of the Gods for her adOring George. Every
day the devoted husband tried TO devise
some new pleasure fer his darling, and often
when his Clara's hands were busy with her
needle--embrOidering little works of art
upon her crazy Quilt-her mind was Occu-
pied with her dearest George. So self-cOn-
tanned! So sweet tempered. Had she not
seen him ride half dozen times in success
sion around the roller coaster without a
touch of vertigo? And often had she known
him watch a game Of baseball to its close
without getting mad and swearing!
Such was the love and admiration that
existed between this devoted pair!
One sunny afternoon George came into
his wife's dainty little sitting-rOom where
she was engaged in painting one of Raph-
aePs cherubs on a dust-pan-and kissing her
affectionately, said:
Come, hurry up, Clara, and get your
bonnet. We're going for n ride in the
country. The horse and carriage III be
around in q few minutes We're going to
have a bT0ncho. / don't know what
broncho is exactly, but l suppose it is a tame
mustang, and they say those mustangs are
splendid trdUeLers."
In a few minutes Clara came tripping
downstairs arTayed in most fascinating
Partisan street costume, and while she was
drawing on her dainty gloves, up the road,
in a cloud of dust, came the livery-Stable
man WIFI the DEOQCuO. 10 Tie QlSdppOlilJ-
ment and surprise of George and Clara
that animal was not at all attractive; on the
contrary, he had vicious Out-all-night eX-
preston, and seemed to be in a great hurry,
as il he had forgotten something, and must
go after it right away.
'Oh. GeOTgep' said Clara, disappOintedIy.
as that a broncho? I thought bronchO
was dear, little shaggy horse with bushy
tail"
''Well, this is a brOncho, anyway" an
swered George. Perhaps he knew he was
going out with a lady and got shaved"
The liyery-stable man looked at the dainty
little lady and then at the white slender
hands and general dude appearance of the
gentleman, and for moment seemed to be
considering the ACCESSIBILITY of making some
remarks, but evidently deciding the matter
in the negative, he held the bride until
they were seated in the carriage and ready
for a start, then touched his hat and dis
appeared around the corner.
George had occasionally driven horses
before. although he was no hOrseman; but
they had been refined, gentlemanly animals
who understood what was expected of them
and acted accordingly. The brOncho was
not an ordinary steed. His style of moving
off was to make a bound into the air and
spring off down the road at a rate of speed
calculated to strike pang of envy to even
the hard heart of the limited eXpress-a
style made perfect by constant practice, and
which he proceeded to elucidate at once.