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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-02-27
la MORT EFT L'ENFANT.

Ceta!t lc 81 ufcemDre IL Setait
eleve ce jour-lA une srande tour
mente de neige on ne d%iStingnait
plus les cheminS, L., villages meme
disparaissaient, les bois craquaient
sous les frimas ct la figure lie la
terre s'effacait CONNIE celle dun
mort Iuand on a rejet6 lie drap des-
sus. Mails, CONNIE 81 le ciel etait in
Gpuisable, dams la mutt la tempGte
reprit; lie vent, ramaSSant la neige
tombee lie jour, Ia m6lait dams SEES
tourbillons Il t1ocons qui descen-
daient GLASSES par trombeS. Niau-
vaise mutt pour les vovageurs.
II y ell await dependant. a
quand rhommc 'cesse-t-il d'errer ?
Eft dams la campagne, a traverS les
rafales aveuglantes, lis avaient WI
trembloter n lumiere rouge lis
etaient allies jusque Ii, jetant par
l%ntervalles DIES appels gui s'etouf.
faient dams le silence de la ncigp.
La lumiere rouge etait lie ttu de
l'auberge que leur ,envoyait la vi
tire /; lie feu t1ambalt ct ronhait dams
Tatre ; ct antour de la cheminee,
waste ct hospitaliere, lis etaient
m%alntenant cinq, sans compiler
fhote.; cinq %echappes a la neige.
a la temp6te ct 4 la mutt cinq 4 Sc
degourdir les membres, raids dc
frOid CONNIE leur vttementS cinu
q regarder les t1"mmes sauter low
easement III les bitches. Cepen-
dant ills r%estaient t~ristes, 4 lexcep-
ton du plus jeune ; lie plus jeune
s%ouriait, les autres avaient encore
lie cpur serre quand lie vent secou-
ait la porte ct qu'on entendait grin
Ger les vieilles fer1ures, lis regar-
dalent avec angoisse, CONNIE s'iis
avalent Ell peur de voir entrer la
nelge, la temptte ct les tenebres.
Et lh6te, tachant de les egayer,
CONNIE c'etalt son devoir. s'ecria :: |
-Nous etes bien heureux pour
tant d'avoir apercu mon feu dams
la tourmente! Mon auberge est pc
tite ct miserable, mails il n'ya point
d'autre maison a plus dune lieue.
81 'je he vous avais ouvert ma
vous seriez maintenant sous
Ia neige, pour he degeler que lie
jour du jugement.
II sc nit 4 rire, mails les Grants
quill await reeus n'eurent pas lie
cGur de rire !; au c~ontraire, q pex-
.eption dn plus jeune, lis repondi.
rent a Photo par un g6missement.
LIE premier, qui etait q rextrtme
vieillesse, ct don't on voyait trem.
bier au feu les tongues mains mai
gres herissees de polls blancs ct
continuellement les yeux.
lie premier chevrota /
He! De yaudrait-il pas mieux
que .je fusse reste une bonnie foisf
sous Id neige, que d'endurer plus
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matt les pages ct chacnne EN- pas
SAINT faisait TN Gclair. L'enfant Tut
celle de Photo, ct il Wit que. loin de
payer ses dettes, il s'enfuirait apres
avOir mis- lie feu 4 sa maison ct pc
rirait dams I'm naufrage.
II Tut celle du vieillard, ct Wit qu'-
il allalt 6tre a~ssassine, trols jours
apres, par lie voleur ct il Wit a la
page du voleur que celui ci Sc Sc
rait pendu.
A la page du mendiant, il lut
que lie malheureux serait %apprehen-
de CONNIE complete ct mourrait en-
prison u la paille. a la page de
la veuve, il Tut qu'e.le aurait dams
l'annGe d pleurer son fills, tue d Fen
nemi.
Telle etait leur destin6e ct lis ne
pouvaient plus Pewter, ayant refu-
sc de MOURN cette mutt la.
Et la Mort lui fit lire sd prOpre
page: il Y Wit, en- frGmissant. une
Tongue serie de mallleurs ct de cri
mes Oil il n'aurait pu s'empecher de
tomber, sill await v6cu advantages;
mails, puisqu'il await CONSENT il sui
vre la Mort, celle-ci dGchira la page
ct la br1la au feu ellie tomba en-
cendreS ct il men fut plus rien. Et.
lui faisant. lever la t6te, la Mort
montra q Fenfant sou royaume DE
toiles, ct les mile chemins du ciel,
.etincelants de merveilles infinies,
qui maintenant lui etaient Ouverts
avec un grand cri de curiosite.
Ienfant s'elanca IL les allies de
de sa bienfaitrice ct disparut dams
les bleues profondeurs. Y.
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nominees Quelle Joie reste>il pour
moi sur la rerreo Je mai plus de
; ct, d'ailleurs, TAI goute de
tout, eNceptc de LII mort : qu'elle
vlenue done CT que ie repoSe entin!
lie second ctait une femme. ct
femme etait veuve ellie Sc NIT
4 pleurer ct dit
&c que la vieillesSe to retire.
moi, c'est la donleur qai mera pris!
Avec mon pauvre homme, toutes
les joieS ont etc FOUR moi enseve-
lies! Qu'est-ce que ie fails sur la
terre, pulsIu'il est dessous ? Je suis
seule, MOI crur est vide TAI IN
fills >oldat qni ma oublie zen verit1,
Je he sails pas pourIuoi TAI frappe
a Ia porte!
lie trOiSleme >ecoua la tete : il
eta't Ell halllons, %cStropic. LII barbe
Tongue ct savage. un bisSac 4 la
ceiHttire ct II croiite dedanS il!
b%aissalt les Neuy, geignant en- par
liant : cctalt un pauvre qui wyatt
de tendre la main : il dit i la fem
me
-Tn pleures quelqu'un aui ia
aimee tn IS %heureuse! Je mai pas
damOur en- souvenir, helas !
Qnel charme la vie peut- ellie ayoir
pour IN mendiant, pour un intirme {?
neige 4ui tombalt snr moi
pcut-etre une charlie du ciel
Je ne tiendrai pas DIES hommes un
81 blanc. bien sur, Guand
en- aurai besoin. Qui est plus NAL
heureux que je ne suis?
Moi, dit le q%uatrieme. qui etait
III vo'eur, chasse par lie frOii de
caverne. Du moins on to laisse
approcher Oh te fait l'aum0ne de
pain. Tu mes pas force de lie
.,onquerir a III pointe de Fence. On
ne te traqne pas CONNIE I'm loup.
IN te prGte l'ecuric pour dormir, tn
Is l'amitie DIES bttes. Je suis me
Prise, redoute, d6test6: ct c'est
lvec raiSon !....,J'en al assez de la
Tie
TT IL reSta accable.
lie cinquieme, qui Gtait lie plus
enne, he dit rien. On ne salt pas
I'll await cntendu. II await une fl.
,ure d'adOlescent, de longs che
'eux boucles, DIES yeux DANCE, IN
heureux. II regardait la
DIES 1ammes sur les bnches.
ecOutait Ia melodie du feu, ct lie
'ent qui faisait la basse dams la
ct par minutes lie gresil-
ement DIES lourds 1ocons sur Ia vi.
re au dehors. ii trouvait tout celia
'harmant il ne pensait plus.
Iuil await Ell froid.
Mails l|h6te, attrist6 par la plain.
e DIES quatre vo.yageurs, deyint
ombre ct declara 4 son tour que la
lie lui etait a charge. IL await
.masse I'm peu de bien, que Ia gre
ct les usuriers ayaient devore
nsuite; les voyageurs etaient ra-
es un d'eux lui await, en- PEASANT,
nleve sa file, ct Dieu salt &c qu'-
lie etait devenue! Non, decide
lent, c'etait trop dur dc vivre: la
Tort pouvait venir quand ellie YOU.
raft : ellie serait la bienvenue.
Ayant dit, tous Sc turent. alors
$ cntendirent frapper 4 la porte
-Ah!ah dit rh0te, encore IN !;
oy"ns qui est celui-Ia, ct sill sera
ussi las que nous tous de ce quill
lit sur In terre.
IL ALA ouvrir, mails aussit6t il Sc
entit devenir tout de glace ; c'e-
ut la Mort qui await frapp6.
Ellie entra, enveloppee dams son
rand suaire qua cause du froid.
pour ne pas dome prise aux
'urbillons, ellie await reptile etroite.
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-
Or Ga, dit-elle, maintenant que
me VOLTA nn peu ranimee, il faut
que le me remette d r%ouvrage; i'ai
fort a faire jus4u'a &c que lie monde
1nlsse ct moi avec. Mais il nest
pas dams rusage cue je men re-
tourne les mains vides, ct, Dali
leurs. mon livre porte lei une anne d
prendre. Qui Went avec moi Qui
est pref? Arrangez-vous, car ;e
ne peux en- exporter gu'nne.
lie claQuement de dents reprit
plus fort ct pas un ne rtpondit.
a tout %srigneur tout shonneur.
dlt-cllc ; ct ellie regarda rh6te.
IL fltchit sur ses jambes ct, Sex
cusant, balbutia
-J'ai DIES dettes, je ne youdrals
pas partir sans les avoir payees.
Alors ellie regarda ie vieillard !:
ct, terrific, il chevrota
Mon testament nest pas fat.
"A ton age?
-J'al beauconps d'heritiers ; ce
nest. pas facile de ne Lesser person.
nc.
Ellie Sc tourna vers Ia venye:
lie temps de mon fills est bien.
tot tini ne lie reverraije pas avant
de MOURN
La Mort souriait. Ellie continua
le tour DIES assistants.
TT lie mendiant s'excusa a son
tour ct murImura
-Jallais a Ia vile, OH une place
NEST promise 4 ~rhospice, au moins,
Ia, je mourrai dams un lit.
Eft tot dit la Mort al voleur.
III baissa les yeux ct repondit
-Laisse-moi dn temps pour me
reconcilier avec Dieu.
AlorS la Mort sc nit d rire tout a
falt celia ressemblait 4 un houuet.
Puts, ellie regarda l'adolescent aux
cheveux houcles, aux yeux DANCE ;
il sc leva ct dit :
-Je.suiS pref.
-Toi, dit la Mort, qui ne connais
de la vie que la t1eur! tn ras a
peine respiree ct tn consens d mou.
rir?
L'adolescent repondit avec le
meme sourIre don't il ecoutait ma
guere rontler la tempGte ct gresiller
les t1ocons glaces
La vie est belle ct je Paine :
mails je he Grains pas la mort.
-C'est bien.
Et la mort $ dressa; ellie gran
dit insqu'au plafond ct ellie jeta sur
les autres DIES regards severes:
--Entendez, vous Get enfant ? dit
ellie. IL a plus de raison de souhai-
ter la vie que vOus men avez de
sonhaiter la mort j; ct dependant il
ne s'etfraye pas de me s%uivre, ct je
lie trouve pref, parce que son cGur
est pur !; tandis que votre c~onscien-
&c i tous est bourrelee de remorls
ct de desirs mauvais.
Pas un mosa repondre ct ellie
pOursuivit, terrible
-H0tc, tn reconnais ties voya.
NieilIard, l'usure t'enrichis-
salt! Neuve, tn %trOmpais ton mari
tn mordais la main qui
te nourrissait .Voleur, Ioin de me
liter ia paix ave- Dieu, tn viens a
,ette heure meme de concevoir un
crime nouveau ~.
lis etaient pales CONNIE lie sepul-
re ct tomberent d gencux, s'atten
liant 4 MOURN tOus, mails ellie Sc
,alma ct reprit
-Rassurez-vous dependant, il
7ous sera accord6 ce que vous avez
fernando, ct .je n'emporterai d'ici
lue PANE pure de ce jeune enfant.
1aiS &c Sera pour votre malheur . ,
It il vera devant pen que, sans le {
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ANN0NCE>.

sJn carre dc 10 ligres: lore insertion 81 >,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-20
Col. Ingersoll on LAWYERS.

The lawyer is merely sort of
intellectual strumpet. He is pre-
pared to receive big fees, and make
the best Of either side of any case.
He isa sort OF ii burglar in tho
realm OF mentality. 1t is IL fortu-
nate thing for the lawyers that,
whenever II man Is created who
has the peculiar faculty for legal
requirements and controversy, at
the ame time enough fools spring
into existence to give him 90, d
living. It's illustrated in the story
Of the man who studied for the
ministry and occupied the pulpit
for Il nnmber OF years without sue
cess, and stheh studied medicine,
and practiced this profession for IL
number VI years without success,
and then studied law, and entering
upon is practice, made a fortune at
it. lie declared he had found men
more willing to pay for having
their own way than to be guaran-
teed their souls or to keep their
bodies whole. Ny ideal Of law
yer is that great English attorney
who, having accumulated fortune
Of Il 1000, 900 pounds Stg., left it
all in a will to make home for
idiots, declaring that he wanted to
give it back to the people from
whom he took 1t. ."
Your opinion seems to be more
severe on your clients than your
self" | said.
The Colonel laughed as he said
Il never want to know much
about my clients. | never want
to know whether they are guilty
or not. | do not even care TO
know what they can prove. Wha5
i want to know is what the other
fellow can prove. When ! krow
that ] am ready tor busin s."
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-20

We were there in great shape
and the v"ic Of the. warbling band
is heard in the land
Yeln, howl and veil
Let our people know we are
here, andzall yonr wife's people,
that the sun ol brighter day is on
the horizon. and the moon will be
full tonight.
S. will the boys
Glory to God and peace and good
will to men on earth, who vote
the democratic ticket.
Lump the misfortumes of the
past, and hide them tbehind the
great Joy OF the present
10 our political enemies our
hand OF brotherhood to our po-
litical compadres, our hearts of
JOY
Every body shout.
THURSDAY FRIDAY.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-20

How soon the Pilgrims forgot
themselves and their reverence tor
freedom OF conscience. History
tells ls thaJ in 1881, only eleven
years after they had established
themselves, the Pilgrims. at ses-
sion OF the General Court Of tho
Colony, pas ed II law restricting the
right of suffrage. 1t WAS enacted
that none but members ct the
church shoul bcpermirted 10 vote
at the Colonial elections-taxes
were levied Tor the support OF the
gpspeI-qttenda.c on pubic wor-
snip was enforced by law, and
none but church members were ell
iyible Ia offices Of trust. Instead
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-20

THs President has removed Il
Federal officer in Missouri ,or ma
king Democratic speeches in Il e
late campaign, on the ground that
in 81 doing the officer violated Il g
civil service rules ; yet, he, the
President, sends his check for
$500 to Lelp along the Demo cratic
cause in New York. Out upon
such toutoolcry. a Democrat is
no De nocrat who can sit supinely
ut his freside while his party is
being bcsieged by the enemy. SO
long as he does not neglect his Off
cjal duties. an official should be
permitted to help his brethren III
their extremity The President IS
a Dogberry, and should be written
down as the original prayed to be,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-20
THE CLEVELAND PUZZLE.

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ana ,u,s on,I;nn mm C,.,,.;.,'I
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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-20

ALL Thanksgiving Proclama
tions emenating from Governors of
States or Territories give the word
" God" in them save Gov. Ross of
this Territory. Ross worships the
Sun, and expects all citizens of New
Mexico to know no other God but
him, who impersonates, in hs min l.,
the second coming OF Montezuma.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-20
THANKSGIVING DAY.

Thursday ot urvt wnrk will u,
rL,rL...;,,,,, Mas,
The origin Of Thanksgiving Da,
mas been autnoritatiyev traced /,
the Plymouth Fathers. Thcy land
ed ON the bleak. inhosnitable piy.
mouth Rock. December T., 1870.
/ They lett England to find religious
freedom ON ,lis almost undiscover.
cd continent. for. rs is well known.
| in 16OS, the foundations OF Quebec
were laid, and a wear prior to tnat,
tn, Sc of jamestown. Va. were
| laiI.
,rhoro v,,s ,.r.., diA.rouc, ~
u. oh;s.4. ,,n;nh lad #. I.mo.
,o,vu and tb. ph,noutb RocL sat.
tlprs to com, bitber Tho firsr
c,,,o ,t tha instance of tba Cr,,v,
+o oconir. t.rri,,ry and - p.,yoru
mental f,nthoId.-tl. I.t+nr :, A.o
from Church tvrannv IN those
DAYS God uud to be worsbjpped. II
,t all bvrrn.crih,.i r,to nv. piI.
pr,ns ns th4vwora rrorJ to nlur,A
themselves. rehrll.d aco,nst fine
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-20

SUBSCRIBE for the LEADER
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-20

Is the daughter Of the eX-prcsi-
dcnt Of the contederacy to become
a iactoriu politics Sore OF our
contemporaries are attributing the
gain Of tour Republican congress
mel in Virginia to the wrath of
the Democracy because Mr.. Cleve-
land did not take Mrs. Cleveland
with him to meet Miss Davis at
Richmond. The President should
by all means repair the mischief
by inviting the Young woman to
spend the winter at the White
house.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-20
NUMBER Z.

We are th, week in recent Of Il
paper entitled q" Heart aud Hand"
published at Chicago, III. Nearly
four wears ago an attache of the
LEADER office put an adj in Il is
paper for wife. lie got one, and
a good one, too, who came from
away down East. ami since she has
been in New Mexico gave her lcige
lord two pledges of her affection
weighing about lob each. it is
presumablc that the publishers
have learned that in the natrino.
NAL lottery we got left. and need
but reminder of Paul's mot the
Apostles experience, to induce us
to go and do likewise No thank
you but we like to read the ads.
of the boys and girls, men and wo-
men. all the same. The paper is
a spicy one. By addressing " Heart
and Hand" Chicago, the publish
er will send specimen copy.
Til probabilities seem to be that
the heirs who are cOntesting the
Tilden will will succeed IN breaking
it. IL number Of prominent law
yers have been interviewed by a
Herald reporter, and almost with
out exception they expressed off
land opinions that the will is not
ialid. Mr.. Tilden was a great
awyer, but no man Is great enough
o be his own lawyer or his own
l0ctor.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-20
LINCOLN.
Did You Notice Ii2-How we Demo
Gratis Got There Let us Smile!
Lincoln. n. NJ. Nov. 10. sc

1.-The sciutillating offervescence o
gemns hath succumbed to.the prac
tical life betwiXt the mllstones q
soup and pie, and once again
throw myself into the breach o
common intercourse, and conde
sccnd to mingle with the vicious
herd.
Or, in other words, and after the
manner Of men, as it were, | an
again engaged in pushing a Fabel
! No. ., for the editiCation of man
kind and modification of my hum
hle self.
Daring the sitting of our recent
court, White Oaks was all here
with her feathers on and fringe on
the outer edges. Mr.. Weed, the
ubiquitous, was the most present
OF ary-because he was the largest.
jeff Grumbies, the lIlliputian lep-
resentatlve Of the Colorado Lagoon
Cienega Y Coyote Baca Gle, was
most altitudinally here. and DR..
Padcn was conspicuous for his
modest presence. johnny Patty
looked pleasant, wore Scipio Sala-
zar's " chuck-a-luck" coat, put in
all his spare time working for w.
G. Mcdonald, and, altogether en-
.ioyed himself. Bill Iludgens did
not miss bale, responded, in his
inimitable manner, to every invi-
tation to beverate, and left for home
comfortable in all respects, but
distressingly sober. Prof Glass,
looking as spruce and spry as new
half dollar, gazcd upon us Tor forty
eight hours, and returned home
somewhat colntorted. W. j. Lit
III, tacod the court, said " excuse
me" the court said "all right" and
Mr.. L. reflected to the Oaks. VIM.
Careful Mcdonald quietly worked
the hair u the political dark hoss
and migrated, other fields to ex-
lIore and unto pastures new, Nc.
Is cuter'n possum, and can be
sleeper and know more that may
be going on than most people
But Bona Baca was here in vari-
ous guises, and greatly tear that
he got in some remarkable good !
work. Bad cess to these interne-
cine SquabbIes, they often ALLEVIATE
the best OF friends, and seldom do !
any good. Mes Il good man,
Bony's q good an,-and l feel
pretty good myself (Nerv few
Join me in the feeling, but | don't
miss 'em.)
Over here we-Well, ave went
down 10 Murphy's and raised
HI, as an lrishman with a black
eye and broken nose onco said to
a friend in my hearing.
Yes, we raised III.
On with c merry dance, let joy
be confined to the gaIouous hume
Of democratic ballots.
Let the tocsin sound, clang the
Iylnbrel and acclaim with cymbals
and othe. Instruments Of, at other
times, death dealing symphony.
Make the welklng ring with your
Wells and hurrah with a four ply
lung built for halleluiah purposes.
Slngthe songs ofZion, AID glo-
rify the Lord ! Let the welking
aud the sick King yell. Chestnut y
Every body dance All hands
oin and circle round the bonfire (!
Hip, hip, bully!
We have met the enemy and |
they are our meat
Let the joyous perspiration Of
pent up anxiety flow, and good
spirits join in the chorus
We'r> all wool, two yards wide,
work under water and spread .
thick
Give us room to exuberate
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-20

SULLIVAN and Ryan had glove
match at San Francisco last Mon
day night. In less than ten min
utes Sullivan gave Paddy two
blows on the jaw which knocked
him out of time. We do wish
some dutfer would knock Sullivan
out of time and into eternity.