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best style, the Emperor attsuptso =
catch TIE Impress squsily uDPsspseee
10 receive him; but her Majsssys
woman-liks, eopjsctursd What wosse
happen. and was ready to do The hoeese
Of receiving in irrsproschabIs cossaee
The above unconventional intsvcnssos
Of compliments was followed ~ :
couple Of days by grand dinnsf-pAfsy
given by the Emperor, who wss IN ~
highest spirits, and play cd the gallant
to tho Empress and other notable Isdtss
Who were present, kissing their hende
frequently and with much fervor. Tos
interchange Of affection between ses
two Emperors was not so attractive .
picture. Francis Joseph confined him
self to kissing bis brother monarch
several times with great fervsncy, bus
the German Emperor added weeping 70
the osculatory exercise aud leaked free
ly down the back seams Of the Aus
tYian Emperor's coat.
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school. shoes.

have prepared for you, and can't Z
fail to please you. II you wish "
best, you can get them; If not, ~
anything you wish. All are rsliaole@s- z
no shoddy. j. A. GRIGo,
Pace Block.
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MULLEN NOMINATED.

Nominations being closed bslloting
began, and Mr.. William II. Mullen was
nominated on the first ballot, be having
received 90 votes, or five more than
were necessary TO . choice. The an
noupcsmsnt OF Mr.. Mullsn's norina-
tion brought forth loud applause, both
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SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.
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Dent fail to attend the Receiver 8
Sale Of Fine Shoes to-day at 10 A. NJ
and 6 p. NJ. at ll9 east Broad street.
Sale positive.
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Mnnisnn.Mnrn CIuh.

Madison-Ward Democratic Club
met last night for reorganization, but
adjourned without action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-11

Go and take your family down the
river Sunday morning, September iz'n,
by steamer Norwood--your last chance
this season.
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The Receivers Sale Of Fine Shoes
will be continued to-day at 10 a. M:
and P. NJ. at No. 1l9 east Broad
street. Fine chance for bargains.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

ROBERT @. SCOTT. 10 A. NJ, receivers
sale, at ll0 east Broad street, OF large
assortment OF shoes.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. u, horses,
mules. vehicles, SC.
f. Il. COOK. 7 +. W., 1903 Main street,
watches, clocks Jewelry, &c.
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Last excursion this season by steam
er Norwood to City Point and the Mont
tors leaves 10 o'clock Sunday morning
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-~.s oy irnprudence In eating we
yssns ~ hope 10 escape the consequences
sor any great length Of time Tne ~ .nss. %oss 1o Q,
Duss vssso,sant function. But supposing
,hss ,hss va have been foolish enough 70 enfee-
,ns' ,ss the stomach. Ia the damage irrcpara.
Sisf By no mems The ,,a 1yspep1iS mas
.sngvsrv Fint, he should adopt an easily
sssost,ne diet second, he should use with
pssulsriiy aud pensience Hos!etters $40.
msch Bitters the leading xestlc lnvixo-
80 Sysnp~Ia aud the almost Invariably at
ssn6snt disorders. biliousness, and consti-
nation, will assuredly cease TO persecute
ne sufferer n the above advice Is attended
80 WHO that has suffered the torments
,pat chronic Indigestion intlicts will neglect
20 take advantage OF a remedy which, II
,Se most positive evidence OF the medical
n,ofesslon and The public Is TO he received
r,ih due credence. 10 an absolute specific
sor The complaints se7-Tu.Th(w)&Sa
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Your last opportunity to visit the
Monitors at City Point. Take steamer
Norwood Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
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next to the corne
SMOKE TRIxY cIGARs.

THE DISPATCH JoB-PRINrIsG HOUSE "
thoroughly equipped to do all kinds OF
Book AND JoB-PRIsTIsa OF the shortest
pntica
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.un.,er aha Mask.r

Yesterday, matinee and night, the
attraction ct tho Academy was "Undsr
the Mask and the play will be re-
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psy FALL-STYLE GING HAMS
and CRINKLES are very scarce. Look at
our lovely assortment. LEVY a DAVIS,
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wOOp ASp CoAa

IN mn CUSTOMERS WANTED.
lVsVVV Best ANrHRACtrE COAL.
Best w eat virginia SPiINT COAL bsst
west Virginia STEAM COAL. Psrisct PEE
paration OF coal aud sasisfsctovy prices
4. y LATaHOf Z Co.
su2E seventeenth street at drAw-hridgA
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from the Convention and the large and
anxious crowd assembled on the street
corners.
MIR. MULLEN ACCEPTS.


corners.
MR.. MULLEN ACCEPTS.
A committee, Of which Mr.. Bethel
Was chairman, was appointed to walt
on Mr.. Mullen and inform him OF his
nomination and invite him to appear
before the Convention. The committee
soon returned. bringing Mr.. Mullen with
them, and his appearance in the hall
was the signal for another outburst OF
applause. lie accepted the nom'-
nation in q brief speech, which was
loudly applauded. The writer having
been denied the privilege Of entering
the hall, was debarred the opportunity
Of hearing the speech. Mr.. Mullen
will enter upon his canvass at
once, and will retire from the
editorship OF the Labor Herald
lie is in correspondence with gentle
man Of Norfolk, who ne expects to Sc
cure to take charge Of the paper. lie
expects to receive the assistance Of the
ablest members OF the General Assem-
bly,, which meets here in October.
SENT NO DELEGATES.
Active Assembly refused to send any
delegates to the Convention, and some
other assemblies in the district were not
represented. The resolution under
which delegates to the Convention were
chosen stated that il was to be
held 10 decide the feasibility Of making
a nomination, and to make one II
deemed advisable. Many Of the dele
gates construed it to mean only con-
ference TO recommend to the Assem-
blies whether or not it was advisable
to make a nomination.
The Convention adjourned at l:l5
A. NJ.
THE NOMINEE.
Mr.. Mullen was born in Ffedericks-
burg, Va, March 3, 1850, and is con-
sequently thirty-six years of age. In
1862 he removed to Richmond, Va,
where he has resided ever since. He
was recently chosen as one of the six
assistant members Of the Knights of
Labor General Executive Committee !;
is District Master Workman is MEM
Der Of Richmond Typographical Union,
No. 90, and is editor of the LABOR
Herald.
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MELLIN
Infants and M0uhG,

the only PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for MO-
THEIRS MILK. Invaluable In CHOLERA
INFANTUM and TEkTHING. predigest-
ed food for DYsPEPrIcS. CONsUMP-
TIvEs, CoNvALEsCENTS. Perfect na-
TRENT In ali WASTING DISEASES. Re-
quires no cooking. Our book, 1.-THE CARE
AND FEEDING or INFANTS" mailed
free. DOLIBER. G00DALE & co.
Jy s-sa. .Tu&Th6m Boston, Mas.
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Two years ago contracted blood poison.
After taking prescriptions from the oes,
physicians here andet Dallas, concinueu
aTkana a doctor recommended me 10 try
Bwifts Specific, assuring me that IL would
beneft nae more than Hot Springs. AL
q 4. fa
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skEO-wHEar.

SEED-wHEAT.
Large stock OF all the leadiux aud ,aost
Improved varieties at lowest prices. Send
for descriptive circular.
T. w. WOOD A SONS. seedsmeu,
No. 10 south Fourteenth street aud corner
sixth and Marshall streets
ly ls&tw&saSAjyi IS swsmjylsw3m
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Tor SALE, STORE AND BAR
l. Stock and Fixtures cheap. Lease ruus
until lss6. Address &C. A. care carrier
M 10. sell-lt~
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Tor SALE CHEAP, 0NEU1A
Il FIRST.RATE SADDLE AND LIZ
HARNESS HORSE, six years Old, SQUAD
and kind and fine mover.
Also ONE TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS
In good order. Apply to-day and Monday
So Ii.lts JOSEPH X. HAW.
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POISON

had produced great holes In my back and
chest, and had removed all the hair OH my
mead vet began TO improve In q weeks
time and the sores began to heal, and were
entirely gone inside OF eight weeks:
WILL JONES.
Porter Union Passenger Depot.
CISCO, TEX, July Is, 1885.
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NOMINATIONS.

Nominations being declared in order
the names of the following gentlemen
were placed before the Convention
John S. Bethel, William II. Mullen
Henry L. Carter. John II. Conner
John 81. Ryall, and John s. Wise
The nominating speeches, fron
what could be heard Of then
from the outside, were mostly
impromptu, and would have been shor,
in their delivery but for the numerous
interruptions with useless motions
raising points Of order, &C., which
amounted to nsught.
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+ AND.OWNERs WHO WISH TO

7 LANDOWNERS WHO WISH TO
IL SELL are requested To send TO Us TOE
blank forms upon which 20 describe their
PROPERTY In time for IL 10 be advertised
In the forthcoming issue OF our GAIA
LOGUE. Those whose property has been
on our lists for more than slS months sro
also requested 10 write us whether or not
they wish to make any change IN 6escfip-
'' IL. l.. STAPLES 4 Co.
ss g. -WS66t HOS Main street.
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Treatise on Blood. and skin-Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 8. Atlanta. Ga; l67 west Twenty
third street. New York. Be ll-lw
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THEY BOLT.

As soon as the motion binding ell OF
the delegates present to abide by the
action Of the Convention was adopted
delegates from Tuckahoe, Advance,
Washington, Eureka, Timers Union,
Marshall, Old Dominion, and other ss-
semblies, numbering thirty or more,
took up their hats and left the room.
The reason assigned by these gentlemen
for boiling is that they we're elected to
attend conference and not nominate a
candidate.
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NOVELTIES Ell ACCIDENTS
Nous recevons de tristes nouvelles
du Cutoff. lie lundi % Nov. der
nier, la residence de Mr.. p. \. Thi-
bodeaux Il etc Complement redu-
lite en- cendreS.
lie feu, nous dit-on, a Gu 0 ORR
CINE dams la cuisine ct, en- peu din
stants, a pris des proportions 81
rapides ct 81 6tendues, qui il ny a
pas Ell moyen de lie circonscrire nj
de SAWYER les batiments adjacents.
Tine tres petite partie du mobi-
lier Il pu ttre sauvee mails la plus
grande perte qu'Gprcuve Mr.. Z. A.
Thibodeanx, let une perte irrepara-
ble) est celle de nombreuX manu-
Scrits ct papiers quill await collec-
tonnes CONNIE %ingenieur ct arpen-
teur, ct qui renfermaient lie produit
de 80 annees de travail ct d'eXpe-
rienceS. Ces documents, dune ma
ton toute spectacle ct dun inttrtt
particulier, constituaient la seule
fortune de nOtre ami.
En- cette doulOureuse circumstance,
les occurs mont pourtant point
m%anqu6. Les vOisins sontaccourus
en- hate ayant 4 leur t6te. NJ. NJ.
Des Ramees, JOS ThibodeauX,
Wallace SavOic ct TIL. Ducos, mails
malgre leurs efforts Iincendie plis
des proportions 81 rapides ct 81 mat
tendues que tout sauvetage de mo-
bilier est devenu impossible.
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LIE marriage catholiaue en- Ameri-
que.

Les jonrnauX de Philadelphia
a%nnoncent que larchev6que Ryan,
de cette vile, mettant Ell vigueur
les measures adoptees par lie concile
de Baltimore, Went de bonner Ges
instructions i tons les pretreS de
son diocese ponr Gi;'iis ne celebrent
plus de marriages pendant la sol
rec. Mgr Ryan est davis que la
ceremonie du marriage doit 6tre ac-
compagnee dune messe nuptiale ct
que, dams le a OH ellie ne pour
raft F6tre, ellie dot 1t7e celebree lie
plus tot possible dams l'apres-midi.
Ce nest que dams les circumstances
les plus urgentes ct tout a fait eX-
ceptionnelles, Qu'un marriage pour
IA etre celebre deSormaiS dams ce
diocese apres lie coueher du soleil.
Tn DIES prelats dn diocese de Phi
ladelphie s'est eNprine CONNIE suit
sur la mesure mise Ell vigueur par
rarchev6que Ryan. "EEglise ca
tholique considere lie marriage COM
me un DIES Gvenements les plus i'm
portants de la viz. Ellie en- a tait I'm
sacrement ct ellie Ia entour6 de
formalites ct de ceremonies aussi
lmpOSanteS que possible, atm de
bien faire comprendre aux epoux
importance ct la grayite DIES enga.
gements reciproques qu'ils contrac-
tent. A Iavenir, il ny aura plus
dams ce diocese. hi meme bientot
dams tous les dioca5es de ce pays,
de marriages catalogues celebres a
hate Ell quelqnes minutes, mais
tous seront accompanies du plus
grand ceremonial possible"
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TEMPS EFT RECOLTES.-La rOu-
laisOn est terminee sur beaucoup
de nos plantations ct le resultat,
CONNIE nous lavons deja dit, est
loin de repondre aux appearances dc
la plupart de nos planteurs,
&c resultat etait prGvn ct, pour
Ia derniere fois, nous repetons quill
etc dd q DIES influences atmosphe'
riques exceptionnelles ct dune sim
gularite vraiment remarquable.
Tel pl%anteur a etc servi souhait
par les ondees c6lestes quand son
voisin patissait dune secheresse
prolong6e ct rice rersa. Trop on
trop peu ont, CONNIE chacun salt,
une influence d%esastreuse pour le
travail DIES habitatiOns.
Nous avons q enregistrer, a cote
de maigres ct tres-maigres recol-
ties, quelques splendideS resultats
CONNIE celui de Mr.. n. S. Williams,
qui, sur Ardoyne Plantation, Ba-
You Black, paroiSse Terrebonne, a
obtena l62. 900 livreS de sucre de
81 acres de cannes &c qnl donne
pres de $3.50 livres par acre.
On nous dit que Mr.. VIM. Schaf-
Ter fat ausSi hien ct meme mieuX.
On est satiSfait aussi du rende-
ment chez Mr.. James Mcbride, etc,
etc. Mails beaucOup ct beaucoup
trOp accusent I'M rGSultat au-des.
sous de Ia moyeunc.
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TN NOUvEAU MoIsE.-Il Y a
ouelques jours, lie mardi de la Sc
maine, un .jeune enfant apparte-
nant an seXe masculln fut trouve
sur la galeric de la maison qp'oc-
cupe un de O cOncitOyens Mr..
VALERIE Roger. Dams la boite Qui
renfelmait lie bGbe ct parmi les
hinges qui renvcloppaient, Sc trou-
Wait uDe note qui lie recommandait
aux SONS ct 4 la pitie du proprie-
taire de limmeuble.
La note ajoutait que ranfantGtait
age de S jours ct n'avait pas encore
etc baptise.
Les parrain ct marianne ont donc
lie chOiX dcs mons, ct nous u'0SOnS
suggGrer celui de Noise qGi DIT on
en- hebrew yeut dire '!Sauye DIES
eaux". Qu'on lie sauve settlement
d'autres chooses aussi dangereuses ct
nous nous declarons satisfaitS.
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REPRESENTATION DRAMATIQUE.

REPRESENTATION DRAMATIQUE.
Nous rappelons a nos lecteurs
que les Q ct 10 decembre proclaim,
il y aura une r%epresention dranati.
que pour lie benGtice de nos pau.
rres ct DIES malheureuses victimes
defouragan de Ia "Sabine Pass"
LIE zele que d%eploicnt les danes pa
tronnesses nous fait bien augurer
du success de l'entreprise, ct nous
sommes persuades quill v aura fou.
lie d chacune DIES representations.
II est inutile d~'insister SUI lie ca
ractere essentiellement charitable
de lHnvre nous avons dtja dit,
dams un precedent numtro, lie but
que Ton p%onrsuivait ct &c but est
DIES plus louables.
On dOnnera un drame Ell ) actcS
intitule: "DreaMs or Ladv Clare,
avec de nOuveauX decors ct raide
dun orchestra de choix.
Chaque representation sera sui.
vie dun bal.
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LOCALES.

PoNT.-Le premier lundi de de.
cembre, lie 6 du mois proclaim, aura
lieu radjudication du fermage du
Pont de Thibodaux, pour Pannee
commencant lie premier %;anvier
1887 ct inissant lie 81 decembre de
Ia meme aimee. L'adjudicataire
devra %souscrire, avant d'entrer en-
fonction, aux regles ct charges inn
posees par les directcurs de la com
pagnie.
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NOTICE

Bureau de l'ln>pecteur DIES che.
Minis ct levtes du Ter. District
de la paroisse Lafourche.
Thibodaux, % Novembre 1886
Les planteurs ct hrbitants du
district precite sont requis de com,
bier toute coupe on Overture faite
par eux dams les levees, dams MIN.
porte quel cas- on intention ct de
terminer tOus les travaux de dahls
i riz etc.
LIE tout dot ctre fait ct accom-
phi d'apres les ordonnances de la
paroisse.
Il. Fl. MICHELET,
Road aud Levee 1nsp. LIST. Dist.
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MARIAGE.-Mercredi dernier, "a
Novembre, en- legllse st. Joseph a
Thibodaux, la benediction nuptiale
a etc donnee a MI. Edgar F. Ri.
Were ct d Mile Louise Hoffman,
tous deux de notre vile.
Nous offrons nos meilleurs sou.
hats aux nouveaux 6poux ct leur
souhaitOns cordialement tout &c
qui constitute le bonheur ct la paix
du foyer.
Nous les remercions aussi pour
la part de gateau qui nous a etc oc.
troyee ct qui peut etre Isl lie pro-
VERDE est vrai) fera r6ver quelqu'un
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NOTE DE LA REDUCTION.
Nous nous reservoirs de repOndre
dams notre proclaim numero.

SUPERBE OCCASION.-Pour touS
ccuX qui vculent acheter dies dry
goods au-desSous du priN contant,
ainsi que DIES chapeauN, bottles ct
souliers. NM. Dionne 4 Tetreau
voulant fermer leur magasin, en-
coignure Main ct st. Philippe, of.
trent i vendre leur stock i MIN.
porte quel priX. Allez ct voyez.
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Petit dictionaire de la Vie mo

Petit dictionaire de Ia Vie me.
derRe:
Je"ne .fHa: Une cerise qui rougit
avant d'6tre miire.
Duet Facon de Sc faire tuer en-
homme qui salt vlvre.
hentir: Ne pas pouvoir sentir
q%uelqu'un, c'est dependant Favor
dams lie nez.
Iortue: Tn animal qui va tou.
jours yentre i terre.
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lCommuniqu6
Qui sera Roi?
Bayou de laubepine, Lafourche,
novembre %, 1856.

Monsieur de la SentineUe,
II etait un roi d'Yvetot,
Dormant fort bien sans sloire, etc.
TT NAL en- a ptis au roi de Bull.
garie, Alexandra, d'avoir youlu ac-
querir de la gloire, DIES lauriers ct
tout le tremblement. Son tres
auguste voisin ct %protecteur, Fem
pereur de Kussie, ne Ia pas trouve
bon ct, i lheure quill est, cette ex.
majestic en- est rcduite i faire com.
me vous on moi, a moins quill ne
prefere taire autre chose.
CONNIE .jc ne le crois pas depour-
VII dc capital (ne pas contonure
avec capitale), il pourra, sill lie veut,
ouvrir un magasin d'epicier, de
chaussures, un bar-room, on ache
ter Il chal sc quelconque ; car on
dit quill veut venir sc tixer parmi
nous, ct chacun salt que rargent
ne mutt pas, 81 Pom vent arriver Il
quelque chose: II Ell est dc meme
dams tons les pays.
Or, Mr.. de Id S~entinelle let c'est
Ia OH Jc veux en- venir) il parait
quill est fort dll.icile de r%emplacer
son eX-majestG. DeuX on trois can
dldats ont deja etc proposes ct tous
ont echouo dcvant rhostilitt on la
Lti0ideW de Ia Lussie.
Eft ceci, laIssez-mOi vous le dire.
ne me surprend advancement. Tous
ceS pretendantS Il Ia succession du
rOi Alexandra sont tous gems tres
blen apparentes, ayant de nom
breuses relations dams les hauteS
spheres ; DIES gems Il qui, plus tard
Fenvie pourra yenir, CONNIE a Alex
ndre de cucillir DIES laurlers ct
{ JGtre III roi pour tout de bon COM.
me tant d'autres qul he sont pas
de m~eilleure famiile.
ST vOus v%oulez, Mr.. de In Senti-
nellie, m'aider ct me conseiller, je
crois que nous pouvons otter IN
grand souci au Gar ct Ell meme
temps reaffermir sur DIES bases plus
solides que jamais, &c fameux con.
cert european dams lequel il ne ma
.jamais paru eXister beaucoupd'har,
monte.
Poser ma candidature an tr0ne
de Bulgaria. Je suis citoyen de
LafOurche, bien connu de mes vol
sins ct estimG, je crois, de tous ceux
d qui je ne uOis rien. Mes opinions
politiques sont on ne peut plus lar
ges, ct je me reserve de les mOdi-
fer scion les circumstances. Mes
antdc6dents mont rien qui ruiSsent
etfrayer nj deplaire an Gar. Je
mai jamaS Ell aucune accolutance
ayec les NihiliSteS nj avec autreS
perlurbateurs de rortre politique
ct social ct les ueteSte cOr1ialement.
S., ave: vote aide ct celle de Dieu,
je monte Il lie tr6ne de Bulgaria,
jc m'engage, Mr.. de la Sentinellc,
a vOus envoyer ma plus belle deco
ration ct 4 decOrcr en- meme temps
tous les abonnes dc votre estimable
journal.
Je choisirai tous mes ministries
parmi les habitants du Bayou La
fourche. zen COMMAS qui sont mes
avec lie talent DIES atfaires ct des
hautes speculations. J'y trouverai
Get avantage de pouvoir CONVEX.
ser avec eux dams une langue qui
m'est familiere. ST, de leur cote
il ne peuvent Sc METRE en- commu.
nication avec mes sujets bulgares
a cause de Ignorance du Language
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pour leur apprentice GU l'anglais gu
lie francais ad Hbitum
Veuillez, Monsieur de Ia Senti>
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-11-27
ENCORE LIE COCO.

Avec tot, Sentinelle,
En- te disant bonjour.
Mails sur l'horrible graine,
Sur lie coco maudit,
Aije Gpuise ma haine,
Assez dit ct tout dit?
All .je dit, Sentiaetle,~
Que cettc herbe d'enfer
RRsistait, eternelle,
Au fer moins qn'au feu?
En- voici bien la preuve;
1T toi>meme, demain.
Tu peux faire l'6preuve,
ST tn veuX, de ia main:
Pendant une semaine
De travail incessant,
De tache surhumaine
TT de trts-mauvais sang,
Javais fait disparaitre
Dun carre precieux
Tout ce qui pouvait Gtre
Coco pernicieux.
y deux pieds quatre pouces,
J'ayais creuse, touille
Des mains, des doigts, DIES pou
ces'
Et tres-bicn nettoye.
Quatre cochons peut-6tre
N'auraient pas 81 bien fait,
Car lie cochon est maitre
Pour cette Guyre, ct parfait.
Or, null COCO, point d'herbe
EFT benGdiction
Dams lie carre superbe
De ma plantation!
De lie tulhai sur lheure.
AproS QuOi, TAI plant6
Des chOuX de la meilleure
Saveur ct qualite.
Mais, par prudence extreme,
Javais, tidele Indou,
Pris Ia bouse elle-m6me,
Qui Went, vous sayez d'on.
Et ma main, pas souillee,
La bOuse ne sent point
L'avait tparpillee
Et granuIee a point.
Mais Serai.je Infidele ?....
Quatre iours apres Ga,
Sur mon care modele
Savez-vous que pOussae
Cette herbe indestructible,
Eternel,e ct sans fin,
Cette herbe irreductible....
LIE coco vert enfn y!
II pousse dams lie marbre,
La brique ct lie Gallon;
II pousse anssi dams l'arbre.
Gu ne germe-t il -. On?...
Ma vache un peu yorace,
En- await attrape,
Bien que de bonnie race,
Deux grains q son soup6.
J. G.
Jardiniel