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PHYSICIANS.

j. c. BENNETT ND.
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.
CRESCO, IOWA.
Once ut Residence. first door east or the
Episcopal Church. 3.-52
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MIM. J. MEAD,
Attorney and Counselor ct Law,
TACOMA, VT.
Collections promptly and carefully attended
to. Correspondence solicited. SIS
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Flannel dipped in alcohol and rubbed
gently once or twice on the spot will re-
move grease from wall paper.
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Taylors Falls sporte.

aid him, was badly burned about the head
and arms.
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nR. g. II. KELLOGG,
MCKAY.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Over Glass Grocery Store Cresco. Iowa.
Our pictures of children excel all others In N
E., Iowa. All work tho very best. Copies
from old pictures furnished in every style and
size. 6-I
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AucTioNEERs.
AUCTIONEER.
eTRoTHER HOUSE,

Will hold sales every Saturday. Goods on
exhibition the morning OF the sale. Ladies' day,
Wednesday afternoon. IL. 27tf
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to the papers and documents described, SO far
as the right to the same is based upon the claim
that they are in any view Of the subject official,
am Also led unequivocally to dispute the right
Of the senate, BY the aid Of any documents what
ever, or in any way save through the judicial
process Of trial or impeachment, to review or re-
verse the act OF the executive, in the suspension
during the recess OF the senate Of federal Of.
fcials. believe the power to remove or sus-
pend such ofacials is vested in the president
alone by the constitution, which in express
terms provides that 1.-THE executive power ehall
be vested In the president OF the United states
Of America. and that ''he shall take care
that the laws be faithfully executed" The
senate belong to the legislative branch Of the
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present executive having ple0ged himself not
to remove officials except for cause. the fact
Of the suspension implies such misconduct on
the part Of the suspended officer as Injuries
his character and reputation, and therefore the
senate should review the case for HE vindica-
tiOn. have said that certain officials should
not, In my opinion, be removed during the
continuance Of the term for which they were
appointed solely for the purpose Of putting In
their places those In political affiliation with
the appointing power, and this declaration was
Immediately followed by q description Of ofii-
cial partisanship which ought not to entitle
those in whom 1t was exhibited to considera-
tion. II il not apparent, however, whether the
course thus announced carries with ii the con-
sequences described. II in any degree the sug
gestion is worthy Of consideration. it is to be
hoped that there may be q defense against un
just suspension in the justice Of the executive
THE PLEDGE WHICH HAVE MADE,
by which have placed limitation upon my
exercise Of executive power, has been faith-
fully redeemed. or course the pretense IL not
put forth that no mistakes have been commit-
ted. but not suspension has been made ex-
cept 1t appeared to my satisfaction that the
public welfare would be improved thereby.
Many applications for suspensions have been
denied, and the adherence to the rule laid down
to govern my action as to such suspensions
has caused much irritation and impatiencc on
the part Of those who have insisted upon more
changes IN the omces. The pledges ! have
made were made to the people, and to them
am responsible for the manner in which they
have been redeemed. l am not responsible to
the senate. and am unwilling to submit my
actions and official conduct to them for judg-
ment. There are no grounds for an allegation
that the fear Of being found false TO my pro-
fessions influences me in declining to submit to
the demands Of the senate. | have not con-
stantly refused to suspend officials and thus
incurred the displeasure OF political friends,
and have not yet wilfully broken faith with the
people for the sake OF teing false to them.
Neither the discomfort Of party friends nor
the aliurements constantly offered OF confirm
ations Of appointments conditioned upon the
ayowal that suspensions have been made on
party grounds alone. nor the threat proposed
in the resolutions now before the senate, that
no confirmation will be made unless the de-
mands OF that body be complied with, are suf-
fcient to discourage or deter me from follow.
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The ladies OF st. Johns Guild
propose to give another sociable Oh
next Tuesday night, December rs.
1t will take place in the building
on the corner OF Levee and Green
streets, lately occupied by r. y.
Rousseau as a store. This will be
a pleasant opportunity for the
young people to pass an evening IN
social amusements,s dancing NC,
and should be well attended.
The ladies who have the matter
in charge understand their business
and will reuler the sOciable = sue
cess to all who attend, aud it should
have a large attendance.
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The Late Entertainment

given in Firemen's Hall, by the
ladies Of Thibodaux, as was shown
by the exhibit printed in last Satur
days SENTINEL, proved to be a
grand success, surprising in fipan
cial results any anticipations OF its
projectors and managers.
The ladies who we're, we believe,
under the direction Of Mrs. Moore
and Mrs. Guardia, labOted dlllgent
ly to provide an entertainment wor
thy of the occasion, aud merit the
thanks of the community tor the ad
mirable programme they presented
on both evenings. The Drama was
well acted upon the stage the see
merry was good.
Tue tables were we'll supplied
" 18th everything that the country
afforded, and served efficiently by
The young ladies' who volunteered
their services for the OCCASION.
On both evenings, dancing was
kept up until a late hour of the
night.
The net proceeds, $4,000, will
make many a poor family happy
| on this Christmas day.
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS. = The
SENTINEL wishes q happy Christ
mas and a pleasant holiday week
to its thousands::of readers.
1t hopes that upon the family
table today the big turkey or fat
capon will occupy a conspicuous
position, and that, all, both old and
young, may livs to enjoy many
more such happy days.
Let the fire cracker Iesound. the
sky rocket ascend, and the Roman
candle send up its variegated balls.
Let every little boy have a wagon
full Of candy, and every little girl a
doll with pockets full Of gum drops.
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The reduction Ut internal revenue
and the taking of OF revenue
stamps from Proprietary Medicines,
no doubt has largely benefited the
consumers, as we'll as relieving the
home manutaci urers. Especially
is this the Case with GREEN'S August
FIouer and Boschee's German Sprup,
as the reduction of thirty.six cents
per dozen, has been added ~ IN
crease the size OF tho bottles con
tainiug these remedies, thereby
giving one-tifth more medicine III
the IS cent size.
Ike August Flo,cer for Dyspepsin
and Liver Complaint, and the Ger
man Syrup for Cough and Lung
troubles, have perhaps, the largest
sale of any medicines in the World.
The advantage of increased size OF
the hotties viii be greatly apprecia
ted by the sick and afflicted, in eve
~ town and village il civilized
countries. Sample bottles for 10
cents remain the same size.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish of LafOurche.
Succession Of Adam Lasseignc No
1919 PfObafes.
Committee on ResOlut

Whereas Mira. Marie IIimel widow ofrAdam
Lasseigne OF the Parish OF Lafourche.. has
applied TO said court to be confirmed as uatu
raj tutrix OF her minor children issue Sf her
marriage with her said husba nd and as such
has applied with power, of administration and
for letters Of tutorship and administration Of
the said succession.
Now, therefore, al parties interested are
hereby warned and notified to prMiucc in this
office within'ten days following the present
notice, any objection which they may have to
the said applicant, otherwise the said appli-
cant will be appointed according to law.
(~) Witness my hand and the impress
(L.S. ) of the seal OF my office. at Thiboaaux
l~)this 18th day Of D.cemher. 1856
(Signed} j. w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of SAID Court
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"Fenandina, Nassau Co., Fla.
March 90, 1880.
81 have used DR.. Simmons Liver
Regulator and always found it to
do what is claimed for it. The last
bottle aud two packages did me ne
good and were than nothing. l
see it is not put up by j. q. Zeilin
& Co., aud not genuine, and a
waste Of money to buy it. l would
DO glad to get the pure and gen.
uiae. Send me some from honest
hands with red z aud Zeilin &
Co.'s signature on Wrapper). The
fictitious sta6 sold will injure some
one badly. Your obi Serv't,
BENZ. T. RICH.
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THE EYE.

1t is simply wonderful, the 'epu
tation Uawes' spectacles and eye
glasses have attained throughout
the United States they are known
from the Atlantic Id the Pacific, and
the reputation is built upon real
merit. Testimonials tlOm tue most
eminent men of the country are
given who have had their sight im
proved by their nse.
All eyes fitted by j. I. Thibo
deaux, druggist, Thibodaax, La
livery pair warranted.
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I~hlbodaux, La. Dec. 18th, 1880. q
To the Honorable Mayor and Trustees Of the
Town of Thibodaux:
Gentleman II, oires m, ,pucb nleasure m
a%nnunnce that the charity Entertainment
lat4Iv Given in This t,w,, y;rI,l,d the hand
some net proft Of 4 i33. 60. This sum. by d.
rectio,r of fhe Committee. I have Maid over
IN rnu, lr,w, T,raasrrar. i ,.;ng The ;ntan.
ton a., In. Cnmmi,t.. thai your Honorable
Ind st,o,id he the cnstoIian nand almonrr
ther-of.
S~N ~
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Tie friends Of DR.. Poichet were
made sad with the news of yester
day week, that he had been strick
ell down with paralysis, and was
in a hopeless condition. -
He fingered until Sunday after
noon when he peacefully and quiet
ly passed away to that unknown
world whence none return.
The deceased had been a resi-
dent of Thibodaux for less than
two years, but he had drawn about
him many war; friends by his sc
NAL, courteous and 1ignitied char
acter, and was acquiring, a good
practice in the profession to which
he had devoted himself.
But, in the very prime of life,
when his talents, skill and energy
were being made useful to his fel
low citizens, he was stricken down,
by the hand of an All Powerful
God, and his journey 10 this world
brought to an end. AS a friend he
was kind and pleasant, as a citizen
he was earnest and devoted, as u
companion, genial and agreeable.
The deceased was a member OF
the orders of Knights of Pythias,
the knights of Honor, the 1udepen
dent Order OF Odd Fellows, and OF
the Young Mems Benevolent Asso
citation of Thibodaux.
His funeral was under the direc
ton OF the Knights Of Honor.
A large concourse Of the other
associations attended i'll bodies.
At 4 O'Clock on Monday evening
his body was removed to St. Johns
Cemetery, preceded by the mem
bers Of the Knights of Honor
whilst the church bell tOlIed, IL
solemn sounds, the last duty which
man owed to man was being Col
summated.
Arriving in the cemetery tb'
body was placed in Its final restin!
place, when the beautiful and III
pressive ritual OF the Knights o
Honor was read, whilst the men
bers and the multitude stood Will
; uncovered heads around the vault
} Asthe Sun Was passing OUT Q
:. view the vault was closed and al
that is mortal of q good, true, faitl
full aud honest man, was lett t
await the resurrection day.
, The deceased was 43 years Of ag'
and leaves a widow to mourn tn
{ loss of u just, devoted aud lovinl
y husband and who can only look t
= a benefGent God to soften her grief
aud remove the pangs Of sorrow
from her stricken heart. .
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par.
.@.E. ish Oh Lafourche.
SUGGESTIONS Of Jean Baptiste RoLi
chdmx and Virginia Bourgeois,
his nie, IN comm unity. No.
100 PrObdtes.

Whereas, Emelicu Robtcnaux, Of said par-
isb, has made application to be appointed ad
minlstrator Of the above SUGGESTIONS.
Now, therefore, all parties interested arc
hereby warned and notified to produce in
this Ofice within ten days following the pres
emit notice, any objection which they may
have to the said applicant, otherwise tho
said applicant will be appointed according to
law.
(~~~) Witness my baud and the impress
Ills. , Of tho seal of my Office, ut Thibodaax,
<~ this 18th day sf Dscsmbsr, 1854.
j. W. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk q sail Coart.
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Hall Of the Y. NJ. Il. A. OF Lafourche
December Goth, 1886.
Whereas. the Creator of the Universe has
in Ills Wisdom called from our midst our es
tee,n-d brother DR.. A. r. Poichet and
Whereas. we bow to the decree Of dim who
''doeth all things well" therefore, in our AT
fiction, be it
Resolved. That, in the death Of our worthy
brother We have sustained m irroparable
loss be it further
Resolved, That we hereby tender his he
reavrd family our heartfelt sympathy in this
the hour 0f ,their affection aud that as q be
fitting tribute to his me,aory u page of our
minute book be dedicated to the inscription
Of these resolutions.
JOHN NJ. WALSH, Chairman.
!. W. KNOBLOCH,
Pc. kORIO.
Committee on Resolutions.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
TOWN L

AulOouduA, Lin, OcC. tfIn, Aooo.
The Conreil, for the Town of Thibo
daux, met. in special session, this day at 4
o'clock, 7. NJ.
Present |. d. Moore, Mayor and Trustees
f, N Roth, j. N Wright, I. p. Bergelon.
James Cherau,t Z. E.. Lor:oland 4. g.. Curtis.
Absent None.
The minutes Of last session were read and
approved.
fhe following report of the Mayor was read
aud approved
To the Honorable the Common Council Of
Thibodaux
Gentlemen IL have the honor to submit
herewith a communication received froin the
chairman OF I he committee who had in charge
and management the late Charity Entertain
ment given in this City. You will perceive
by this communication that the handsome
sum of s433 90 was realized. This amount
has been pad over to Your Treasurer and
your honorable body is duly constituted the
Ainlouer thereof. In anticipation OF your ac-
ceptance OF this sacred trust, and in order
shat the deserving poor might at once be-
come the recipients OF this noble charity, l
appointed Messrs r. L. Lorio, 7. p. Bergoron
! ANA j. n. Wright n special committee to as
| sist i'll dispensing this fund. Thus assorted
| grncerits s. dry goods, shoes and wood were
purchased aggre.atins a SUM total of $t3o.oo
| as will fully appear by detailed bills ANNEX
ell hereto aud submitted herewith. These
l III ISlOAS ~ \ NV. VIZ
! destitute widows and their families thor
] names and the quantities TO each being fully
set out in the blIis heretofore referred to aud
annexed. An appropriation to cover this
disbursement will be necessary. ~
1 likewise submit u communication from
! the General Superintendent and Chief Engi-
neer vi the Laiourche, Assumption and As
cension x. Il. Co. In accordance with the in
| ~vitation therein extended l, together with
| several members OF your body, accompanied
! the Engineer over the City for the purpose Of
| Indicating such streets over which the right
of way would probably be granted by you.
The Engineers will 1t some later day submit
t. YOU the route selected aud then, after duo
| deiihera,ion, such legislation as may be me-
csssary. l trust, will he enacted by you in
I furtherance of this project.
Five ditchers have been at work in the Ca
nal and their accounts up to tomorrow even
ing will show thus;
Chxrxeabie to Canal
Bud Webre, 10Y days labor in Canal at
1i!oo $40 50
Robert Davis, 10 days labor in Canal At
$I.00 l.! "
CIas. Smith 4 days labor in Canal at 81 4 OC
Camille 81 81
Bostlck 6 " q" E "
Total 1885,
l recommend an appropriation to cover this
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The Parish Board of School Directors Of
the parish Of L~afOnrcl,e, at its session held
on the 2tst, December resolved to reopen the
public schools in the country, on the l4th.
February, 1887, and :he Corporation School
and Gnl0u AcadeMy on the LIST. February,
1857.
Applications for relationships should be
filed with the undersigned by the LIST. Janu-
airy, 1887. -
THOMAS A. BBDEAUX,
Secretary and Superintendent.
December 22nd, 1886.
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Cause Of Neuralgia. }

It IS conceded by the Medical Pro-
fesslon that impoverished nerves is tho
cause of neuralgia. When the nerves
are not properly fed, it is an indication
that the digestive organs are not doing
their work well. SMITHS BILE
BEANS will surely relieve indiges-
ton, and when the digestion is right
everything else will beright. Vigor and
happiness will go hand IN hand. Dose:
One Bean. For sale by all druggists.
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Tomorrow is the last Sunday OF
the year. On January LIST the Sun
day Law goes into effect which
makes the opening Of stores and
other places of business illegal.
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notwithstanding Christmas is
here, the supply of holiday pres
ents at McBride's is not exhausted
and will make suitable offerings
for New Years day.
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The Town Council has Comn.en
red work in the erection of a pump
for public uses. A pipe has been
nlaced in the levee at the head of
ST. Philip street.
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Pr'ckly Ash Bitters warm up and invi-
gorate the stomach. improves and streng-
thehs the digestive organs. opens the
pores. promotes Precipitation. . eqn.il-
zes the 9 rculation: As . cOrrectOr OF cio-
ordered system there is nothing to equal
it.
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IN MEMORIAM.

r, "
The solemn notes tina Detsken the dlssoin,
ton OIL ms eafthiy taoerhas'e mas alarmed
our inner circle ana u Drother hhignt mas
been summoned hence to thai strand Lodge
above where rules the Supreme Dictator OF
the universe.
ALPHONSE THEODORE POlCHET,
hr.ro K.;aht -, ,rrht n.n . ,or.l oft;
on nm affact;nn,ta hnshanl and n believed
~, nn aneo'iona1e !" " ' o tu
nSa.n i"n'"a"I .no 80 ~" - .h.a
.u: 80 rs passe' -" .o"ann"~, 10
ePiii'"n ,|.So' H"' '"o -. IoN.o.ne
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The Surveying party Of the L.. A.
and A. r. r.. have gone on down
towards Lockport and are proba
bly at that point to-day.
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Hundreds of lives have been saved by
,be timely use of Creole Female Tonic,
,rbich is the greatest remedy known for
oil womb troubles and female diseases.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Mems, youths and boys over
coats very low, at Cheap Johns,
Main st.
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Boys and children suits at half
their value, at Cheap Johns, Main
st.
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Total 10 %
Yeas Bergeron. Cneranlt, nrtis, Lorio,
Roth aud Wright.
Mays: None. #s.4
Tho following communication were read
and ordered spread on the minutes.
In Camp. near Thibodaux, La, Dee. IL, &c.
r. the Hen. /. D. Moore, Mayer, aud tho
Couucilmen Of Thibedaax
Gentiemen .@The L. A. 4 4. Z. =. Com
Many has reschea your TsWns and sN now
awaiting your pleasure for the location Of .
station aad depot within tho Corporate lin
ito OF tho Town. We woald tbS pleased to
meet you in eeEpssats bedy asssnbesd IT ~
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A. Riggs & Bro, Cistern Makers
247 Delord street ; N. o. Send for
price
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The pipes for the pump to be erected at the
head of st. Philip street will be put down
within a few days, work in that direci ion hay
ing already been inausnrated By HE.
I'D. MOORE, 3.
: - Mayor.
Mr.. Roth, chairman of committee on Flu
ance, offered the following resolution which,
on motion duly seconded was adopted
Resolved that the sum OF one hundred and
seventy six 66IlUO Dollars be and the same is
hereby appropriated to pay the following