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LIE CARNIVAL.
Fin.

LIE carnival de 1886 est lie plus
long du XIXe steele par cette rai
son que Paques tombe cette aimee
aux dernieres limites qui lui sont
assignees--le % avril-fait
rare. lie concile de Nice, en- Pan
800, etablit, CONNIE reggie generate,
que ala fete de Paques servirait de
base 4 toutes les fetes mobiles ct
SO celebrerait lie premier dimanche
apres Ia pleine lune qui suivra lie
jour de PeGuinoxe du printemps."
D'apres cette loi, toujours obser.
wee, la f6te de Paques ne saurait
etre cel6bree avant 10 % mars nj
apres lie % avril. En- 1886, Ia pleine
lune de mars arrive lie 40 mars, i
4 h. 46 du matin, ct lie printemps
commence lie meme jour, a i h. 36
du soir. II faut done sc reporter a
la pleine lune d'avril, qui tombe le
dimanche Is avril, a 3 h. s du soir.
CONNIE Paques est forcement re
mis- au dimanche le.plus rapproche,
on volt que cette selennite a lieu.
ell defnitive, lie dimanche % avril.
\ supposer que lie II mars soft un
jour de pleine lune ct que lie lend's
main % soft un dirnanche, Paques
arrivera lie plus vlte possible, lie %
mars. Mails 81 lie 90 mars est un
jour de pleine lnne, il fault atten-
DIRE a Ia suivante, qni dot survenir
v%ingt-neuf jours plus tard, soft lie
Is avril, ct 81 ce Is est I'm diman-
che, la fete Sc trouve rejetee dune
semaine, jusqu'au %. C'est ce qui
arrive en- 1856. Plaques a deja etc
retarde, dams les siecles presidents,
jusqu'au % avrll en- 1866 ct ell
1884, par exemple. Dams le vingt-
ieme.siecle ct dams lie vingt-et.unie.
me. en- 1943et en- 2O3S, Paques sef,a
encore rejete au % avril.
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HOTEL DE VILLE-Encore uuel.
CUES jours ct Ia vile de Thibodaux
possedera I'm monument don't ellie
pourra 6tre fiere. On peut des main
tenant juger de peffet de la facade
de rH6tel de vile, ct Get effet est
des plus charmants ct des plus
harmOnieux.
La tOiture est achevee ct couver-
te d'ardoises colorGes formant mo-
saIque. Les dcnx ventilateurs, qui
surmontent lie fate. font aussi tres
bon effet ct contribuent a l'orne>
mentation anssi bien qua rassai-
nisSement de Tedifce.
Les pelntres sOnt %maintenant en-
train de revGtir les c6tes dune cou-
leur don't raspect fera battre lie
cHnr de tout enfant lie la verte
Erin.
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A propos DIES enfants de Newark.

Nous racOnte comment
troiS DIES enfantS de Newark, re
comment ltvtnuS de Paris. on lis
a@vaient etc envoNts par liz charlie
pnbliqne pour Y sliNre le traite-
ment de NJ. pasteur. Sont expo rs
dams un musrc de bas atage de
Bowery, don't les administrators
ont en- raudaea de proposer au doe
teur Billings de rexposer avec eux,
ct meme d'tcrire d NJ. Pasteur pour
lui taire une proposition analogous
Und de nos lectcurs nous cert 4 ce
snlet quill pnr1age tonte notre i'll
dignation mails il regrettc que les
entreprenantS administrators du
music en- question, All lieu de s'a>
dresser !: NJ. Pasteur, qui est I'm
Franc Ms, ne Sc Soient pas adresses
plut0t i NJ. Bergh, un Americana,
cclui Ia. .'Eu exposant NJ. Henry
Bergh, dams une cage avec I'LL CHEN
enrage. ajoltr notre l%ectenr, ct en-
lui adminiStrant une auuche tOutcS
les ltmi hcureS, en- presence iii
public, les Americans auraient III e
belle occasion de upmontrcr la ST.
p"riOrite de Ia theogie de Panic dies
be.e>' pour la sueri>on de la rage,
sur cclIe dn grand Savant ~traneai>.'
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MARIAGE,-Le Ter Fevrier a en-
lieu en- Feglise st. Joseph, Thibo.
daux. lie marriage de NELLIE Malvi-
ma Dupre de Lafourche ct de Mr..
Gnstave Francois Guet de la Nou-
yelle Orleans.
Nos souhaits accompagnent les
nouveaux epoux qui ont Ell la deli
cate attention d'envoyer a la Sen,
TrNELLE un moroccan du gateau de
nOce.
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MENACE Mardi der
nler I'm descendant de Cham, NOM
me Jimmy Baptiste, venait prem
Dire a Thibodaux une licence de ma
riage pour s'unir avec une file de
50 race: nigra sed formosa, qui re-
pond aux doux mons de Nellie
Jones. Mails le voltage Jim wyatt
deja en- concubiuage avec n mus
latresse, Kesiah Collins, don't Ia
colere s'allnma quand ellie apprit lie
tour que voulait lui jOuer linfidele.
Ellie vint 4 Thibodaux, acheta un
poignard ct vers les : heures du
soir, Ell presence du Rev. jeff Rho
dies. qui s'appr6tait a benlr les flu
turs tpoux, ellie frappa lie lovelace
lie trois coups de son arme. Ajou-
tons que les pleasures ne sont pas
REINSTATEMENT mOrtelles ct que
rheroIne a pris la clef DIES champs.
La tragedie s'est passee sur rhabi-
tation de Mr.. S. JamisOn a deuX
miles de Thibodaux.
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On nous apprend qu'une bande
de voleurs exploitent en- &c moment
le has du bayou Lafourche.
Ces malfaiteurs, apres avoir val
nement essaye de penetrer chez
Mr.. Molaison, ont reussi q entrer
chez Mr.. Cyprien Guitroz, qui ills
ont enleve une montre en- or.
Chez Mr.. J. Toups, ills ont vide
les poches des pantalons ct les ont
soulagees d'environ S15 4 $50:
A Mr.. Il. Foret, on a pris un
porte feuille dams lequel il y await
deux drafts.
: Nous apprenons AL dernier mo-
ment qu'une chaude reception leur
aete fate au moment OIL ills venai-
ent d'ent,er, par extraction, dams Ia
maison de Mr.. Harang. Une fusil>
lade bien nourrie leur a fait prem.
Ore Ia flute ct leur 6tera probable
nent Penvie de continuer leurs ex.
ploits.
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En- avail du Bayou Lafourche.
(Suite.)

(Suite.)
A propos DIES apprehensions qui
SO sont fait ct qui sc font encore
jour dams la presse, 4 regard du
plant de cannes ct des sOuches,
nous lemons 4 bonner lei lOpinion
de deux de nos planteurs parmi les
plus autorises, ct quinn hasard heu
reux nous a fait rencontrerces jours
dernierS.
Scion Mr.. r. Foret ct lie major
Lagarde nous n'avons pas a nous
plaindre nj q entretenir d'inqui6.
tudes 4 propos du plant de cannes
qul est excellent jusqu'a present.
Ce nest vraiment que vers la fin
de ftvrier que ron pourra Sc faire
une saline idee de la valeur de Far
ticle.
Les souches sont BONES; nous
navOnS q redOuter que les pluleS
trop frequentes. Ainsi rien de per
du, rien de compromis, on ne peut
qu'attendre ct faire des conjectures.
Je vous fails grace DIES d6veloppe-
ments techniques qui ne sont 4 la
porte que de quelques uns de nos
lecteurs.
Sur Mary Plantation, MI. r. Fo'
ret a plant6 200 arpents de plant
de came ct IS arpents de souches
qui ont produit AL boucauts de su'
Gre qui a atteint le prix de 81 cts,
Ia livre. SO3 barils de m6lasse { A
cts. lie gallon. Les prix ci-dessua
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actuellement lie produit DIES sentes
a 20 millions de francs.
I'm vim nousseux plus humble,
lie cidre, atteint IN chitfre plus con.
siderable. II Y a. en- France pres de-
) millions de pornmirrs i cidre. 81
OF les alIgnait Il la file L le. deux
cOt6S dune route. on turnerait une
avenue dc ciiq mile lirut, ct pour
%contenir In r.cu.te dune aimee il
fauirait tn baSsin DE- IO3 hectare.
de | metre de .~rotouarur.
De 1866 il lSSG. la production
mOyeiIne anuutilr du cidrr a etc de
l0.2D3,41O hrrtolitreS, r%eprtsentant
une >ulcur de 100 i lIJ millions.
Entin on fat dn cidrc dams 50 de
pAr.emtn 1, ct Il Par.S. Ia eonSOm-
mttlon est rNaluee i $1,000 hectic
litrc>. soft Ie si>ieme IT,. celle dc Ia
biert ct le ctntieme Gle cellc iu WIN.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.

AvIs.-Mr. M. o. Racquet est
autorise q recevOir les Announcements
ct d collector tous les complies d6s
4 la SentinelH. II est egalement
charge de contractor pour Finser-
ton des avis on announces ct pour
impression de tttes de lettres, de
features, de tickets d'habitation,
d'enveloppeS ct de toute espece
d'imprim6s en- usage dams In local.
te.
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NOTICE..

The Undersigned give public notice, that
they have bought Of Mr.. Mary aura Thlbo-
daux. the contenta Of the store. situated cor
ner Main and 1t. Philip streets, Thibodaux,
La. and that The business Of said establish
ment is and will hereafter be conducted un-
der the Firm name of Dionne & Tetreau.
GEORGE DlONNE,
II. TETREAU.
Thibodaux. La. Nov. Goth. 1885.
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lie champagne ct lie cidre en- Fran.
CO. II Sc fabrique en- France 35
millions de bouteilles de vim de
Champagne, don't % millions sont
expediees a retranger ct Z millions
consomme es en- France.
En- 1843, lie chiffre etait de 6 mil
lions ; en- 1854 10 millions ; en- 1857,
13 millions en- 1869, Is millions ;
on 1872, 20 millions, etc. On evalue
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SINIsTRE.- Mardi dernier, II
New Hope Plantation, dirigee ct
possedee par Nj. b. A. johnson, Ia
%sucrerie IA pris feu par n cause
demeuree incOnnue ct Il etc com
pletement detruite.
Des secOurs arrives a temps, ont
permits de SAWYER lie hangar d can
nes. Nous ignorons lie montant de
10 perte.
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LUNETTEs.- La reputation DIES
lunettes de Hawkes. obtenue dams
les Etats- Unis est un fait tout-a-
fait merveilleux. Files sont connueS
depuis rAtlantique jusqu'au Paci-
tique ct leur reputation est basee
sur lenr reel merite. Les temoigna-
ges DIES hommes les plus 6minents
du pays qui ont Ell leur anne
liorfe par leur usage peuvent 6tre
donnes. En- vente 4 la Pharmacie
ThibOdeaux.
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DECES.-Dfcedee lie % Janvier
1886, apres six mois de sOntfrances,
Nine Ozeme Savoie, nee Lucie Gal
jour.
LIE service funebre a Gu lieu en-
reglise N. ID. du Rosaire AL milieu
dune foule nombreuse ct recueillie,
DECIDE lie 80 Janvier 1886 MI. j.
Pierre Labat 4 Page de IS ans.
reinforcement a Ell lieu d Ste. Ma
RE, Raceland.
Decedee lie 2 Fevrier 1886 4 Page
de 81 ans Nine Adelaide Lirette,
epouse de Francois HILBERT.
Les f%unerailles ont en- lieu Ell Pc
elise st. Joseph, Thibodaux, le
Fevrier.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cutss
Buses, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhenm. Fee
yer Sores, letter, ChapIrd Hands. Chill
blains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For Sale at
T~hibodauX Drug store
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OF DISSOLUTION.
4tjan9'S5.

Tlibodaux. La. January 9TH. 1886.
Elle partnership hitherto existing between
the undersigned under rl,,. firm name OF
Guiilut n Daptin has been dissolved by luu.
tuai consent.
The l,nsil-ss will be continued hy Mr.. G @.
Daitin III his OWL name. who assumes all the
obligations OF the partnership and will col.
lect ali claims due it.
ZENON GUILLOT,
I'm .Jau9'Hj. &. q. DANTIN.
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JOSEPH HOTEL,
J. R. LEBLANC, Proprietor.
Lafourche Crossing,
NEAR THE STATION.)
NEAR H STATION.)

MR. j. K. Leblanc, HAS FITTED UP
wi and opened a iirst-ela@s hotel at
Lafourche Crossing. la. where he will be
pleased to receive his friends and the travel
ling pablic. Full sati tlctnn guaranteed to
all Who will favor him with titeu Patronage.
In conne.tlon with his hotel. Mr.. Leblanc
has tittsi up complete GROCERY STORE
and has plnrrd his prices at the lowest notch.
Dec1J 'SJ-ttn.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STRANGERS HOTEL

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him satisfy all those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hour of the day
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
It clock z. NJ.
Camlnolious and wellfurnlshed rooms.
MODERATE PRICES. fa
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d. Bienvenu Jr., d. d. G. D.,
viendra inaugurer une loge dc
"Chevalie:s dc pHonneur, s Thibo-
daux, mercredi soir proclaim, 10 fe
vrier. Plusieurs grands officers ct
autres membres assisterOnt q la ce-
remOnie.
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INCENDIE A NAPOLEONVILLE.-
La bonlangerie ct Ia residence de
Mr.. Spinner ont etc, mercredi der
nier, Ia proie DIES t1ammes.
Mons comparisons s~incerement
4 la perte de Mr.. Spinner.
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Remede contre 10 dyssenterie.
Guerison radicale ct garantie.
References n~ombreuses. Adressez
a MI. Omer Savoie, chez Mr.. j.
Telemaque Badeaux, Lafourche.
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NOTICE..

ThiHoiauX. jan. Stl, 1885.
At Il meeting u! the Directors OF Thibo-
dauX Bridge Company. held ON Jan. I, 1856,
IL diNldcn,. "i Ono dol al and Il naif per
share, beng + per cent on the capital stock,
MAS declared out of the revenues Of three
mouths ending December 81. 1855.
+. ZEitNOTT,
l.. &. CkETIs, President
secretary.
4tjan9S5.
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La societe formee par Lovingly
Himel ct George Dionne, pour Tex-
ploitation de "Enterprise Planta-
tom, est dissoute du consentement
mutuel DIES deux parties. Mr.. q.
Dionne Sc rend a%cqu6reur de la
part dc Mr.. Lovingly Iimel ct assn
me toutes les dettes de rhabitatiOn
de meme quill devient possesscur
de tous les drOits ct credits posse
des par ladite habitation.
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For. Sale.

On easy terms. tn. large and coninoifOr1
residence of J. Bad"auN. on Jackson street.
corner of Rose, with fewer and vegetable.
garden. stable, carriage house. and all the ne
cessary out houses. Apply oD the premises
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MARIAGE.-Les nOmbreux amis
de Nellie Hecla Dalferes appren-
dront avec plaisir que lie % du mois
dernier ellie a etc mariee 4 Dir. W..
II. Hicks, dams reglise de FAnnon'
citation, Nouvelle-O Orleans, par le
Rev. Pere Letevre.
Les nouveaux epoux ont fixe leur
demeure 4 la Nouvelle.O Orleans OH
nous leur souhaitons toute Ia pros
p3rit6 ct lie bOnheur deSirableS.
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If out of sorts with headache, stomach
disorder, torpid liver, pain in back or side, con-
OF Strone's 9anative Pills will give relief
A few doses restore to new health and vigor.
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lX32G2JNlS

II Best Cough Cure yea can use.
Recommended by eminent physicians. Popular
for its well known properties Of purifying the
blood and building up the health and strength. 1t
has made wonderful cures OF S~crofula, Rheumatism,
Throat, Lung, Liver. Kidney. and Nervous diseases,
and has brought health and comfort to thousands
Of suffering women. Its property Of increasing the
nourishing quality of the blood. renders it 50 ef-
fective in reviving the vital energies that it often
saves life. If you suffer from Debility, Skin Erup-
tions, Cough, Consumption. Asthma, Dyspepsia,
Bowel, Liver, Kidney, or other disease, your blood
Is detective and is losing its power to noarish and
sustain the system. Don't wait till you are sick in
bed, but uso PARXEa's TONIC to-day. 1t will give
yea NV liz aud rSsr. HLsCOI ! CO., NJ.
soA By AL Druggists. Lazy savi.g b.yiag q sis.
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NOTICE.

List of Books adopted by State Board of Edu
cation. with Exchange Prices, as per contract
awarded to +. +. Hansell. Il Bro, New Or
lci,ns and for sale ut Thibodeaux's Pharmacy.
FOR ELEMENTARY
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NOTICE.

4 GOO I. substantial Ferry boa; for sale APP
ply to !. Barker. Lockprrt. Lafourche.
Assumption papers please copy for one
month. Cd. BARKER.
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Johannots Natural History Reader LES
Altchell. LIST Lessons Geography 20 -
New Primary --.--.--..@ %
81" nt-rme,lia ......7e Lao
Reed & kcllog.'s Grade Lessons
English -
Reed 4 keliog.s, Higher Lessons
~
Reed 3 Word Lessons --.......... -
Young Government Glass Book. l.20
Worctster's Primary Dict,onary.... -
Webb'n Manual OF Etymology-... 6
Mills Phy-inlogy and Aarcotics.... s.
Dimitrv'- History OF Louisianx...- -
Holmes New History Of the United
States lis
Hanselrs Penmanslip 10
Sicholson's PRIMARY Arithmetic-..lO 80
I" Interutc late 80 ~
" Complete Tin pres sl 40 10
Wells Science Common Things. Ice
Eclectic Drawing Books, No. |. :,
ard 3 each. 10
Eclectic Drawing Books, No. 4, 5, 6,
l.. 8 and 2. each %
Chambers Twenty Lessons in Book
ID
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-06-03

GENERAL DURBIN WARD, whose death
occurred few days ago, was gallant
soldier during the late war. He was
terribly wounded at the battle of Chick
amauga. Gen. James B. Steedman used
to tell with rare gusto how he saved
the life of the brave soldier ON that Oc-
casion. The night after the battle Steed-
man was riding past cabin by the road
side. A woman at the fence said to him:
There is a dead Union soldier in my
house." Steedman dismounted and went
in to see the dead man. He found him
lying in corner, covered with blanket,
where the surgeons had abandoned him.
He pulled the covering off, stopped down
and by the light of candle recognized
his old friend Colonel Durbin Ward. He
was cold and apparently lifeless. Steed-
man felt his pulse and found slight
tiuttering. Calling for his orderly, who
carried canteen of whisky, he raised
the dying man and putting the canteen
to his mouth, poured liberal quantity
of the revivifying fluid down his throat.
The reaction came, the surgeons were
sent for, and Durbin Ward was saved.
He never got done thanking Steedman,
and he never could listen with patience
to temperance orator decryiug spirits
thereafter. 81 am living example" he
used to say, "of the saving power of even
commissary whisky"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-06-03

AT intervals we hear from the distant
bills spasmodic disturbances in the
throats of Democratic roosters, to the
effect that the Republicans of Ohio have
been guilty of revolutionary proceeds
ings.
1t was highly revolutionary when Dan
Dalton had certified fraud in granting
certificates to the legislative Gang from
this county, and the fact was fairly and
explicitly established, for the Republic
cans to knock the frauds out.
Such thing as that seems terrible to
the Democratic mind. A deep sense of
grief settles upon the Democratic heart
when such sorrows come and hover in
the air. There is hardly anything that
will console the Democratic bowels
under such circumstances unless it is
the contemplation of the constitutions
of Ohio and of the United States.
The getting up list of five hundred
| forged names of voters in one precinct,
to cover forgery of still larger amount
on the tally sheets, when there had been
regular Democratic fraud in one ward
running for years, and rising from five
hundred to thousand-an little said
about it-this does not seem in any de-
gree revolutionary in the Democratic
mind, but the rectiication of the irregu-
larity is that which causes CONSERVATION
to the marrow bones of the constitution.
! al lawyer.-Cin. Com. Gazette.
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an uneasy spirit

IT is entirely reasonable that the ques-
tion whether there was a General AS
seEbly of the State of Ohio, after Dem
ocratic fraud was withdrawn from the
Senate, should be submitted to the Su
preme Court of the State as speedily and
directly as possible.
The laws passed after the flight of the
frauds are of the highest consequence.
and touch all interests. Of course the
same Democratic acuteness of intellect
that distinguished the pre-eminent con
stitutionality of slavery, continues, and
celebrates at this time, the exclusive
constitutionality of the stuffing of bal
lot boxes and the forging of tally sheets,
If it has been done regularly.
We want to know whether the Scott
law is unconstitutional because fraud
fled whether the restoration of the
Congressional districts of 1892 is uncon>
stitutional because Dan Dalton gave up
"them there papers" and they were pho
tegraphed, and the lambs were lost
whether the old Board of Public Works
endures until the four millions are gone,
according to agreement with the bosses
of the New York rings. These are the
points that should be settled speedily
Gin. Com. Gaze tie.