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Office.

The firm Of rhib Il X arrksr has this day
! solved. DIR ~ : L iha"t avin.
hnrgLt ~ rntI tr =: Ut { j. Barker
will Ii ~.rliic, rr"du -" usines> III Ills
own anmr ssnm NJ "a! ;abi!i..r- of the lats
urn of Hi aitG 'trker.
Ok MIN TiiJBAIT.
!ockp'rt TIC "f'r lfth. iSS6
bc.:3i u I'M.
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iE OF LOUISIANA,
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
iSh OF l.ai"urche.
John s. S~ely rs No. 2O9O. Webre
and Chanria. inato}c Charles,
gdrHishee.

Tx" na''""t TIT - TIM nnder a writ of Fl
la euiaUalirg from the airny~ entitled Court
in -. above entitled and nulnlr red case..I
have =, iz' / and will offri Tor sale at public
auction pursuant f., laH ia he last and high
es. hlI,irr at t.le N,urt iiuasc III the Town OF
Tkih nduns al Saturday he 9Th day OF Novem
brr $3.50 between the hours oi II o'clprk A..
NJ. aud 4o'cinck l.. NJ. Tho ioliowiu. described
prapcrtN II wIt:
The untti silit Il th.ec iou,tE. of the whole
of uist lttndr,I An.i twtnty niur sacks of
rnu. Ii rice.
Tr III and rut-'i .ox- oi sale trSk on the
.pat n [ aItrA state. irc.>ufv Nntns, to pay
,,~rfitcI.,As interest ult 80 Il III the eove suits.
The tpIl..T TuIEDDACX.
SiariE.
n..>t., opr: JRxs
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NOTICE.

L.nekrort. .tith. Drtuher. 1885,.
have ia'my possession i small. sorral.raNu
stallion nearly thirteen hands high and bran
ded something like HF on shoulder. and is
about two years and il half old. tn, uwner
ia requested TO CONE. prove property and
pay costs, otherwise will dispose Uf the
animal according TO Law.
In. T. K. MELANCUN, n. D.
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The frs ponies deau arrived in
nark., last Wednesday aud found
ready PURCHASERS.
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And now ,hr 60, nd of the sugar
bousp whistle is heard in the land,
the SIN. Ike Of the mi Is rises loftily
into the air and the atmosphere is
swepiened with saccharine odors
from the boiling sugar cane.
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Let Lafoniclr give Il rou>ing ma
iority for T. J. Cav. OF Tuesday,
Nov. .. aud dry np the Republican
party among ~.
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Editor SENTINE1.
Dear Sir:-The church of q. l..
of Rosary (Harang's CANAL has
just been the sight Of Il most bril-
liant ceremony. The first Comma
MON took place on Sunday, the
26ih u!t., at which there assisted
60 childlen.
1t was the most brilliant ccremo
ny eve" had IN this part of the coun
try. Although the weather was
quite dull, and the roads muddy, a
grand multitude of fathers, moth
trS. relatives and friends were seen
gathering around the Holy Table
t" witness the highest day of their
childrcn's life. The first commu
Mon was Immediately followed by
u mission, under the direction of
the most amiible Rev. \. Durei s.
NJ. whose kind Ard gentle words
remained stamped on the hearts OF
all present.
y great number Of men, women,
aud children made their jubilee.
The number OF cOmmuniouS amount
to 900. Thanks be to Rev. A. Dn
rel for snch services rendered to
the population.
Nothing was omitted. Il'umina
ted professions were made with
most brilliant success. Music :and
everything went on perfectly. The
whole ceremony was a great honor
for our little church, the last TO be
seen going down the layon.
We altogether feel proud CT the
results given us 10y the mission,
and we rest assured that It's mos,
,reciOns and beneficial advantage,
will forever emaln engraved or
our hearts.
Once more, thankshe to the mo.
beloved Rev. Durel for his kind
less.
L. LESC.ALE.
Some people suffer from sick head
ache all their lives, dragging out 4
miserable existence. If TREY would
only try one does of SMITHS BILE
BEANS tone Beam they would never
say that nothing would afford then
relief. This wonderful remedy i:
pleasant, harmless and always effec
tive. The price, % cents per bottle
makes it very popular. For sale by
all druggists, and dealers in medicines
OF sent by mail.
The hammer of Nj. John w
TrtttrI. the popular copper. tin an
j, sheet-ilon worker. whose place 1
business is located on St. Phil
street, is daily head dichargiu
the orders thar be receives, Whic
is ample evidence that his work
: of a superior quality, thereby ind
: ciny the public 10 eutlust the
: work where they will get en,il
satisfaction.
[ In connection with the SllU
Whrlc She shears aIe pilrd and II
e metals transformed, Troilci k,eK
Il linr lot Of cooking stoves aud h,
e Just ~unrackcd Il complete stock
heaters. among Which IS IL
..Radtanl' which for size. beau
> aud convenience surpasSes ali 9th,
= kinds in this parish.
!" Enr,gN. indu>frinu>ncs> and
7 rac!iN tu.nInaEu credit ami ass
II tarcr. therefore let the above ma
; ed person b.. assisted by IA lultl,
" oil the luhllc'> patronage.
l. Ga last Thursday evening,
6: 50 o'clock, Nus. TlrUdur ta.I|
i, utter Il ION. and painful malad
;, died, at the age of Is Neal
j. | months aud > days. On Frida
her corpse was followed by the
rrtt family and sad friends To )
I,H.t,b's tnnrtrlN irl tfItcpI
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We vii soon see whether the
Radical tail will wag the dog.
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FOR SAI.E.

-Four CHARTERS with nie.. ana s:r.n: cop
per cuil. AL in good order ais", | tank, 5
eyrup tanks. ) Juice tanks. ) Knowles pumps
aud IS woodea su gar cool, RS. All cheat, ier
SAsh. FELL, len TOt'rS.
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NOTICl:.

I'll" undersigned "Hrr> Tor sale on the st.
Jos. Plantation, ! miles below Imrknnrt. ,.
nrprnts OF choice. plant cane. ut $1,000 per
acre.
MRS. Joseph BABi:ILLEAU.
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Do not forget the Municipal cleo
tion on next Tuesday.
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See notice of Mrs. Bariilleau,
vbo advritisrS her sugar cane for
sale. A good bargain is offered.
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LOCAL f

Vote for L. j. Gay on Nov. 8.
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Mrs. Leon Richard, residing .
miles below Racrland. gave birth q
few DAYS ago. 10 three childIen-
two boys and Il girl. One Of them
died. The other two are doing
well.
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wife, 40 as to causa her death. The
Coroner, under authority Of the
Court, had the body exhumed, and
from facts. a>crrtained the accused
was made to nndergoa rr%rllininal! !
examination before Judge kno
bloch, who placed him nude, Il
$4,000 bond to appear before the
District Court, III December. Bond
has not been furnished.
The FIRST Sociablc gwen 10y :hr
ladies of 81. Johns GHilh in Fire.
mems Hall, Oh Thursday, Octobtr
II, was very PHEASANT evenings
entertainment. dancing was In
dulgrd in by the Nonng people,
whist the elder ones pissed away
time in social conversations. The
tables wel. we'll patronlzed.
TEE .ai!es are so we'll sati, fled
with the result thai ;iicy pi"l">e
to give several more OF them dur
in. TIE F,ll aud Winter.
Creole Female Tonic, the great resu'a
tor and invigorator. is sold by Eoti.a
Fleetwood.
| Died, at his residence some miles
above Thibudanx, on Wednesday,
at .: 30 A. NJ, Mr.. Adam Las
seigne, aged 20 years.
The deceased was Il native aud
life. long resident OF this Parish,
aud always bore The reputation o,
a good. honorable and just citizen.
In the fal!nes~ of years he has pas
sed away, leaving pleasant mem"
rieS tor those he leaves behind, and
"a record that his chiidr.. may le
call with pride.
On Wednesday week II meeting
was held to nominate Municipal
candidates to be voted tor at the
election on November 1856
The result was as follows:
FOR MAYOR
Isaiah d. Moore.
FOR TRUSTEES
E. n. Roth,
James Cheranlt,
+. + Lerio,
j. n. Wright,
T.. G. Cn'tis,
L. =, Etrgeron.
N another column OF this issue Will kt
found an entirely Lev and no Il srrriiner
: of attractive advertising. 1t Is olir ot thu
! ~neatrst ever placed in our paper aud WI
think our readers will be we'll repaid iol
! ieXamiuing the snpp ~cd display letters i,
=, the advertisement 81 Frlckiy Ash H5tt,rs
On last Saturday morning NJ,
Robert Leutroy Aniert died, at hi
Ittiltt i'Ni'itttNs Vii 'hIhS'i
street, aged 90 years and II days
: In his demise. this communit'
= lost one of its most e~nteri,i>in;
and energetic young men, u who
had life and health been SIared
{ would have been i ,lSrtul and WO
> thy citizen.
) Full of energy and detcrminatio
= he entered int any pursuit with
vim aud courage that would ult
: mately have been rewarded wit
i success.
The loss of >nch a man is not o
" ~ irlcparabie Ia his widow. Oh
- drrn and family bat M that til
II public, IT present, eau Ill afford
T" h" deprived Of. His remains Wcl
buried in st. Johns cemetery I
Sunday evening, attended by
large OF s%ympathlzli
y friends aud the members of Il
knights OF the Golden Rule.
y which he vas II worthy membe
'e Call at Dans-Irau & Bourgeois Di
+. Store for Creole Female Ionic woiIai
;. best friend.
49,. -
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We are indebted to Mrs. j. y.
Caillouct for the first taste of
scuite' this season.
= 1t was very nice, aud pleasant to
the taste. Mr.. C%nilloue. il making
very fuc sugar, but does not boast
of the quantity obtained.
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Call at MrI;lidt'a and sec the
new s'\'r ut heaters made express
II ia, the S,,Lthprn tladc.
They have hrrn nanc@ "RHA IT
zen the rcsat h;nC Of tn" Carnival
and just suited 'm Narint"s small
IoOlNs.
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Do not forget the Municipal elcc
lion on next Tuesday.
We vii soon see whether the
Radical tail will wag the dog.
The frs ponies dtau arrived IN
market last Wednesday and found
ready purchasers. ,
See notice of Mrs. Barrilleau,
who advertisers her sugar cane for
sale. A good bargain is offered.
Let Lafonich" give Il rou>lng ma
iority for + J. GAY. on Tuesday,
Nov. .. aud dry np the Republican
party amnngus.
And now thr 81, nd of the sugar
bonsp whistle is heard in the land,
the srnrke Of the mi Is rises loftily
into the air and the atmosphere is
swep,ened with ~saccharine ohors
from the boiling sugar cane.
Mrs. Leon Richard, residing >
miles below Rac-land. gave birth q
few days ago. 70 three chi'dren-
two boys and a girl. One of them
died. The other two are dong
well.
We arc Indebted to Mrs. J. n.
Caillouet for The first taste of
"cuite' this season.
= 1t was very nice, aud pleasant to
the taste. Mr.. Cailloue. i. making
very fiuc sugar, but does not boast
of the quantity obtained.
From the quantity Of freight o
arriylnn daily ~ the depot. husl
ness must be lively about town.
Among hose who have hcen recelv
,;. u,
n:.; n,,,..
N.p,i,.
~
There vii! hr "a lon>in, meeting
- A.I-.,nrf Vrhnp the
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From the quantity Of freight now
arriving daily IL the depot. bust
ness mast be lively about town.
Among hose who have hcen recelv
inc largely are Brand, Curtis, Ba
deaux, BlrW, l~,iviere, Marks,
Brand & 90. Lrgrndle, NcBrde.
Lagard1, Tabor and Dtn'in.
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GA last Thursday evening, at
6: 80 o'clock, Mis-. Tnrodu { Ea.iIc,
nttcr lon. and pAininl malady,
died, at the age of Is Years,
/ months aud ) days. On Friday,
her corpse was followed by the be
rcft family and sad friends to st.
.luSrpii'< cemetery .ua placed in
the grave anon. tilI friends gone
hr!mr 10 await IN. SUMMONS OF
the Almighty God on the day OF
Judgment. That her >utfcringS
have been completely eliminated,
are the tcrNcnt hopes OF her friends
NnaIrrl> OF lives have i,r.n ,as tst y,
tt. >t ff-..-
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liunirrd- OF live. have itr.ti eel by
Inc ,i,riy u>r OF Creole Female Tonic.
which is the greatest remedy known for
~ wombtrouhIcA and female diseases.
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There will be lon>in- meeting
tomorrow, at LOrk,,ort, when the
Democracy viii assemble to ratlty
the nomination Of Hon. j.. j. Gay.
The Democracy Of Lockpoit are
always reliable. always on hand, al
ways ready. aud will 4oll up the
usual majolitN on Tuesday next tor
the standard bearer of their l.lrty.
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! Il. puG,S. FkLIx DrG.s. JOS r.. LkRLASc.
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Some people suffer from sick head
ache all their lives, dragging out =
miserable existence. If they would
only try one does of SMITHS BILE
BEANS tome Beam they would never
say that nothing would afford them
relief. This wonderful remedy is
pleasant. harmless and always effec-
tive. The price, % cents per bottle,
makes it very popular. For sale by
all druggists, and dealers in medicines,
Or sent by mail.
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N another column OF this issue viii be
found an entirely Lev and II" Il specimen
of attractive advertising. 1t * oir of the
~neatest ever placed in our paper aud va
think our readers will be we'll repaid for
examining the supp s,d display letters i'll
the advertisement of Frickiy ASH H1tt,rs,
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Creole Female Tonic, the great regu'a
TOR and invigerator. is sold by Eot!' 4
Fleetw oad.
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A FaYorite Remedy.

Simmons Liver Regulator is one of
the most meritorious and popular pre-
parations offered to the public. 1t is
entirely free from injurious mineral sub
stances, and as a vegetable preparation
made of southern roots and herbs il is a
sovereign remedy for all liver and bowel
complaints. The merits of this remedy
commend it TO the public as a standard
to be kept constantly in the family. 1t
has the most unqualified endorsement
of thousands of our most prominent
citizens in all parts of the country, who
have used It ami testify to It's excellent
medical and curative properties.
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HAUNTING MEMORY.

Memory the past lwhat strange words
what awful meanings, AS we look back
through the crowded picture galleries OF
the past, and see life as we have painted
it-be 1t OF good, be it of evil-strangt
thoughts shape themselves in our minds,
and desire to go back and live over
again comes to us. Some one says "let
the dead past bury its dead" Ali but
who can bury taunting memory? who
can rid himself of the past? A
single unllind action, word hastily
spoken, perhaps long years ago. to a
brother or sister now gone, comes back
through men.orv's chambers as you
stand beside the mound in the church
yard as though it had been but ycster-
day. What sacrifices would YOU not
make to recall them; but. alas, this can
never be; and autumn winds shall scat
ter the fallen leaves and winter SHOWS
cover tie low mound in the churchyard,
and with the coming of spring the leaves
shall come forth and flowers bloom in
sweet profusion, and there still in that
low mound lies the form of the departed
one whom our every thought pictures in
some new form, in some new grace; but
still, like the low, cruel knell of the
church bell, memory goes stalking back
through the haunted corridors of the
past, and like a spectre of other days
brings forth the hasty word, the unklnd
action which we fain would crush, but
which rises up before MS, and will rise
until we, too, have joined the silent ma
jority who daily form in ranks and
march "onward to Zion, the beautiful
city of love. &C. w. NJ.
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If not paid in advance, $1.25.
AYERS FAMILY MEDICINES.

The business of j. C. Ayre & Co., of
Lowell, Mass, has grown to its present
large proportions from a small begin
niEg. Forty years ago DIR Aver first
prepared Ayers Cherry Pectoral for the
use of practising physicians. The gem
eral public soon learned the value of
this remedy and it early attained wide
popularity. Its name is now among the
most familiar of household words. At
ter the reputation of the Pectoral had
become established, DR.. Ayre, recogniz-
ing the universal demand for a reliable
cathartic, beganthe preparation and sale
of Ayers Pills. Ayers Sarsaparilla soon
followed and the phenomenal succuss
of these remedies encouraged DIR. Aver
to add Ayers Ague Cure and Ayers
Hair Vigor to the list.
From the outset, neither expense nor
effort has been spared to obtain the best
materials for these preparations and
the best facilities for compounding
them. They are of unvarying quality
and strength, and always satisfactory
in their effects. So popular have they
become that their sale has extended to
all parts of the world, and scarcely
ship sails from New York, Boston, San
Nrancisco, or any other American port,
without including in its cargo and store
a Snnnlv nf tbaca n,l;oinoe
Nearly forty thousand merchants do
business with DR.. j. c. Ayre e Co.. by
direct correspondence, the mail receipts
OF the firm ranging from 400 to 500 let
ters daily.
Ayers almanac was first issued in
1852, and was then printed only in Eng
lish. 1t now appears in ten languages,
the various editions aggegating nearly
fourteen millions of copies per annum.
In addition to the almanacs, this house
issues forty millions of circulars, an
nually. in English, French and SPANISH:
also pamphlets, in twenty languages, in
Guiding the French, German, Spanish,
Dutch, Portuguese, Swedish, Bohemian.
Norwegian, Polish, Welsh, Italian, Fin
nish, Greek, Armenian, Chinese, Turk
ish. Bulgarian, Burmese and Hawiian.
The printing of this material, together
with wrappers, labels, &C., requires the
constant use of eight large printing
presses, every working day in the year,
consuming for the almanac, alone. So
tons of paper.
The remedies furnished by DIR. J. C.
Aver & Co., are highly concentrated. the
cheapest, most economical, anG the best
that medical skill can devise. a new
pamphlet on Emergencies, has Just
been issued by the above named COM
pany. As accidents happen in every
family, we advise every reader to send
for this little manuel of practical in
struction and information. 1t may be
had free on remitting one stamp, TOR
postage, to DR.. j. G. Ayre &c Co., Lc-
well, Mass.
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When an id'er enters the sanctum
of busy editor, and the editor says
"Glad to see you're back" what doe.
! he meanP
Hay Fever. Asthma. Relief guaran'
ted. Fontaine's Cure. For sale by G.,
L. Horn, Druggist.
"A correspondent asks how to serve
dinner. If it is a good dinner and you
are hungry, just cat it. That's the way
we would serve dinner.
Hay Fever, Asthma. Immediate
relief. Fontaine's Cure. For sale by
c. r. Horn, Druggist.
The man who fell off the fence into
the brambles was much nettled by the
occurrence. "We hope thistle be APP
preciated," says a punster.
For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price % cts.
Sold by G. 7. Horn and ". f. Biery.
1t is really very odd, my DEAR"
said an old lady, one very hot day, to a
friend. 81 can't bear the heat in sum-
mer and in winter l love it,"
SHILoH's S cough and consumption cure
is sold by us on a guarantee. IL cures
consumption. Sold by Biery, Weissport,
and Horn, Lehighton.
--"Our ru lder is broken, sir" said
the first mate to the captain. mon
sense. That's only imagination
beg par6o sir, but IFS stera re llity"
Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by Horn,
Lehighton, and Biery, Weissport.
-"What is sweeter than to have a
friend YOU can trustP" asks the uoet.
"To have friend that will trust you,"
replied the editor.
"Facts are stubborn things" and
sufferers from chils and fever find this
complaint very stubborn fact until
they commence the use of Ayers Ague
Cure. This medicine never fails to cure
even the worst cases.
-"What did your father leave when
he died, PatP" Faith, he left me an
orphan"
No lady should live in perpetual fear,
an / suffer from the more serious troubles
that 50 often appear, when DR.. Kilmer's
Complete Female Remedy is certain 10
prevent and cure t1nor and cancer there.
-''LOVe is blind" True, true. The
Young man never sees the dog until Il is
too late to escape In dignided manner.
AS au inducement TO Young men, it
may be said that good wife is never a
MISS.
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WORDS OF WISDOM.

Subscribe for and read the Carbon
ADVOCATE.
The worth of a State in the long
run is the worth of the individuals COM
posing 1t.
Ever great and commanding move
ment in the annals of the world is the
product of enthusiasm.
When two start in the world to-
gether he that is thrown behind, unless
his mird proves generous, will be dis
pleased with the other.
AS the soil, however rich it may be,
cannot be productive without culture, so
the mind without cultivation can never
produce good fruit.
Envy never affects the person en-
We'd, The effects are felt only by the
one who enyies him. One walks in sun
shine, the other walks in gloom.
Many benevolent persons shrink
from observation, but are traced by their
deeds, as the firehy by its light reveals
the place of its retreat.
AS some of the most delicious fruits
and beautiful flowers have their para
sites and enemies, so some of the most
lllustrous men and women have their
detractOrs.
Pain and sickness, shame and re-
proach, poverty and old age, nay, death
itself, considering the shortness Of their
duration and the advantages we may
reap from them, do not deserve the
name of evils. a good mind may bear
up under them with fortitude and with
cheerfulness of heart. The tossing of
a tempest does not decompose him; he
is sure IL will bring him a joyful harbo..