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EXCITING eatarr5 s9d n 1eS asas
CAUSES q the 6s55 become
and their functions either destroyed very much
denged Although chronic caarrh most commonly brought
on IN the manner above stated sometimes makes IT'S appearance
es sequel OF typhoid fever scarlet fever measles other
tive levers or shows Itself as local manifestation OF scrctuOus
other taintS in the system.
a. In the early stages of the disease the patient may
ElI III be annoyed by only slight dropping into the
nFE2 charge from the of the head this
health. In the discharge thick TOpy,
blowing and splitting TO from the throat in which it
frequently lodges In other Othet of the
case the discharge is thin waery acri irritating, and profe
Inc nose be stopped up from the swollen and thckened
condition OF the lining mucous membrane SO as to necst9te
respiration through the mouth giving to the voice dsagrehe
nasal yang From the nature OF the obstruction in this cond-
ton
10y blowing the this only tends to render bad matter
worse, by increasing the irritation and swelling of the already
thcened lining membrane The swelling of the mucous mem
brane does not all become obsFuc-
ton to respiration through the affected passages In
the patient suffers from headache the greater portion the
or experiences dull heavy dsgreeble fulness pressure in
the hedrwbh confusion Of his ideas which render him quite
unfit for business especially such requires deep thought and
mental labor Memory may be ss affected, the
position OF those who are otherwise abe IS often rendered
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QUIETLY SAIL PAST
out Of their range.

am not at all surprised to see that for even
the large 15-inch guns are all located outside
of the walls Of the fortress being fully protect
cd by the sand banks that cost the Government
only a few days labor, and are better adapted
to their purpose than the granite walls that
cost millions.
A few minutes walk from Old Point will
take US TO the beautiful Soldiers Home at
Hampton, which has been fully described in
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. / will only saw
that my first impression was that il was a most
delightful place, and | thought should rather
be living there than at the Hygeia HOTEL 1
spent an entire day among the 1900 old SOL
diers who are living there in comfort. They
have everything that would seem to be neces-
sary to make them contented and happy-good
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branes the blood readily be seen why this reIiens
is well calculated to them.
The Golden Medical Discovery is the natural hepmate"
DR. Sages Gatah Remedy 1t only Cleanses purs regu
lates and builds system healthy cOnqueFs
throat, bronchial and lung complications when
but specific effects the lining membrane nasal
passages aids materially III restoring the diseased thcEened
liberated membrane 10 healthy condition and thus eadie5
the disease When effected IN this
Ihe system s so purified regulated and STRENGTHENED TO be
fortified
diseases The effects of the Golden Medical Discovery the
VIII be gradual and the Alternative changes
function generally somewhat slow They however
complete radical and lasting; and this constitutes
Under its influence al the scTeOnS
boodpoOns out Of the system, the nutrition
patient himself gradually
built up, lingering ailments dWinde away by
finds his whole has been entirely
and he feels like a new mana perfect being.
Both Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery Dr. Sages
Catarrh Remedy sold by druggists the world
Discovery Sl00 bottles for $500 Price Of Dr. Sages
Catarrh Remedy so cents; haif-dOZeu bottles S25e.
pamphlet Treatise Caarc giving valuable
clothing diet, and other matters Of importance VIII
mailed postpaid any address, receipt postage
stamp. Address,
worlds DisPensaTy Medical Association,
4nvalids' Hotel and Surgical Instituts,
No. 663 Main Street, BUFFALO, \. Z.
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SIGNS OF 1EIG :

Dull, heavy headache through the temples
and above the eyes; indispOsitiOn to exercise;
difficulty OF thinking or reasoning, or con-
centTating the mind upon any subject; las
situde; Indifference respecting business, lack
..n.I-iEio.rt l.rlorL-K ntEtrIlnt-nn Oh naALL
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. PREDlSg0SiBaI
GgUara
t5ssS ssfaffs

Asa local application for healing the diseased ccndi
4 Tss ton the Remedy beyond
S~~ all comparison the best preparation invented.
H IT 5a mia a sad 95Sfaa no sf5 BSqS no
tic other It's ingredients simple
harmless, scientifically and skfuy combined
wonderful
healing medicine. guupOWder, which formed
Stpee, charcoal ingredeu
simple the product of their combination wonderful
effects. This powerful anseptic and speedily
all bad smell which accompanies caarr
aiOIdng great those who this disease
The readers mind cannot be toe strongly impressed with the
combining thorough local
of this disease Not only viii the be thus
speedily permanently effected but thereby guard
against other of disease breaking the result of hui
the blood constitutional arrangements weaknesses
In curing eatarrh and all the diseases
s5hh@ which it is frequently complicated, throat,
Z bronchial, and lung diseases weak stomach, ca
EC gsEnE tarrhal Deafness weak ndamed
asAlEsGh blood gyphilc ainUs,
of
iCa Discovery be strongly extoed It specific
the other
apasage promoting the natural secretion of their foces and
glands thereby sOfenn the diseased thekened membrane
and restoring it to its natural thin delicate moist healthy
ditOn. blOOdpuTier As
which compcae carrh diseases OF the lining
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irritable morose and respondent The suffer
70 suo an extent N some eases as to result IN insanity nc sense
and the senses OF taste and OF hearing Uufsquen
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Read the following: Mr.. C. H. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down
with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incura-
BILE COnsamptive. Began taking DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Comsum-
ton, am now On my third bottle, and
able to oversee the work on my farm.
1t is the finest medicine ever mace.
b Jessie Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says: "Had it not been for DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
would have died of Lung troubles.
Was given up by Doctors. Am now in
best of health" Try it. Sample bot
ties free at Thibodaux Drug Store.
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A TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT.

W. have heard of some few discon-
certed individuals in this town who
are not satisfied with the municipal
primaries lately held. They do not
complain that nominations by prima-
ries are Objectionable; oh, no, they
would hardly dare 60 to that length!
The burden of their doleful tale is that
the primary was called by the mayor,
whose right in the premises they deny.
Truly, some people in this world are
hard to please. They don't seem to
know themselves what they want.
Like spoiled children they are always
crying for some new toy, which is no
sooner given to them than cast aside.
For time immemorial the town of
ThibOdaux has been Democratic and
has been ruled by a Democratic mayor
and trustees. The corporation being
small and its Democracy thoroughly
united, there arose any necessity
for, and there never was, any regular
municipal Democratic organization to
regulate the discipline of the party
But as it was necessary to have some
recognized authority to designate the
mode, time and place of making nomi-
nations for the mayoralty and the
councilships at each recurring election,
this authority was by common consent
gradually invested in the person Of the
actual mayor-not, indeed, as a mayor
pure and simple, but as a Democratic
mayor-as the leader, for the time be-
ing, of the Democracy of the munich
pality. And this custom has been in
vogue for years-even 10 Radical DAYS
u nominations were made by mass
meetings called by our Democratic
mayors, and never was there any Oh
lection made to that mode of proceed
ure.
: In the campaign of 1856, when there
was for the first time a spirited contest
for the nominations, the mass meeting
at which the nominations were made
was called by our Democratic mayor.
and there was no exception taken and
the nominees-in spite of a bastard
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independent ticket put forth-were
supported By all true Democrats.
The present year nj Democratic
msyor, acting in line with his prede-
cessors and according to this time
,honorsd custom Of the municipal De-
mocfaey, again deagcated the mode,
time and place of making the munich
pal nominations. The only innovation
is the calling, at the instance of some
Democrats, Of a primary election in
stead of a mass meeting. Surely, no
one will contend that a primary cleo
ton is less Democratic than a mass
meeting, or that it requires more au-
thority to call the former than the
latter.
But, we are told by some, 80 few
voted-oniy n votes out of a possible
200 were cast-and this shows that the
people did not approve of it. This is
a begging of the question. 1t shows
nothing Of the kind. There was but
n ticket Out-nO opposition what
overland no necessity for mel toiling
at their daily avocatians, merchants
and clerks in their stores in the busy
season of the year, engineers, mechan-
les and artisans out at work on the
plantatiOns-some out of the parish
even-tO fOrsake their business to
come and cast votes that were not
needed, except, perhaps, to prove to a
few fault-finders that they did not dis
approve of a Democratic custom that
has had. the force Of law for years in
this municipality.
In 1886, in a spirited contest, there
were only IS votes cast in the mass
meeting, and that proved sufficient to
bind Democrats to the nominations.
Why should not u votes, cast in a
primary election where there was no
opposition-but one ticket in the field
prove sufficient in 1882
The ticket nominated may not please
everybody, but that is no reason to
disrupt the party. The nominees of
1886 were supported by the Democrats
and we believe that the present nomi-
nees will be likewise. Even those who
may not be altogether satisfied with
the nominations will, on sober second
thought, turn in and support the nomi-
nees. As good Democrats they ought
to do this and we believe they will do
it. Let there be no split in the ranks
of the Democracy of u municipality.
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Epp's Cocoa.
BREAKFAST.

"By u th"r"ugh knowledge nr the natural
laws which govern tho operations of .~liges,iap
and nutrition. and by u careful application
Of the fine properties Of well.eelrrted c Goa.
MI. Epps has provided our breakfast table
with a de'icately favoured beverage which
may save US mauy heavy doctors bills. Iii
by the i%udicious use Of such articles of die
that q constitution may be gradually built up
until strong enough to resist every teudeuey
TO disease. Hundreds Of subtle maladies IN
fiostiug around US ready to attack wherever
there IS o weak point. We may escape mA
ny . fatal shaft ~ keeping ourselves we'll fos.
ed frame. Civil Service GaszeAe, Made ain.
ply with boiling water or milk. Sold only II
half.pOund tins, by Grocers, labelled thus:
James EppS 4 Co., homeopathic
Chemists, London, England.
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Municipal Election.
MAYORALTY OF THIBODAUX,
(lctohAr & 1898

October 3, 1888. !
Pursuant to section I of Act No. 80, approx.
ed March 2, 1876, amending and re-enactiug
section 10 OF an act entitled an act SUPPLEMENT
tary to the acts incorporating the town OF
Thibodaux, approved March ~, 1886, an cleo.
ton for Mayor and six Trustees of che town
of Thib0daux, to serve for the two years next
succeeding their election, will be held at the
Town Hall on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1883,
between the hours Of O'Clock o. m. and
o'clock p. m.
The Mayor assisted by two of the Trustees
will hold said election, aad will receive the
votes OF all duly qualified voters of the town
Offering to vote.
All hallots must distinguish the persons vO-
ted for as Mayor from the persons voted for
as Trustees but all said officers must be 70.
ted for on one and the same ballot.
I. d MOORE. Mayor.
L B~ouDREAUx. Clerk.
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IN WHOLE OR IN PART, LIVE OAK
L PLANTATION, two miles above Tbibo-
daux. The old tract contains nearly 800 sr-
penis about $50 cleared will be sold tor
vi 500 terms favorable Address
,.. s. JAMESON,
81 Oarondelet ST.. N. o.
A FINE TRACT OF LAND. MEASUR-
IA ing about 3 arpents front by fortyG
penis. near Lafourche Crossing. with good
dwelling ,spu-e aud outhOusrs. A fine opper
tunity to buy II home at a bargain. For par
ticu ans apply to l.. p. CAlLLOUET,
T~hibodau1, La
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The political caldron has not yet
begun to boil in this parish. In fact,
there is no uncomfortable number of
people who give no thought to the
coming election. 1t would be well for
the executive committee to get TO-
gether and take steps to inaugurate q
campaign. 1t is true that victory il
bound to rest with the Democracy,
but at the same time it is advisable t.
stir up the voters a little and infuse
enthusiasm among them. A few pub.
lie meetings will accomplish this result
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The President nominated Col. Geo.
Norman, of New Orleans, to the U.
S. Marshalship, vacated by the death
of Marshal Peasants. This is an ex-
cellent appointment, destined to give
general satisfaction. Col. Norman is
a genial gentleman of much ability,
who will fill the Office with honor and
credit to himself as we'll as to the pub
liz a
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In a trial for a Sunday law violation
lately held in the parish of St. Mary,
the pretended ~"social club" defence
was set up but the jury brought in a
verdict of guilty and smashed up the
t1imsy subterfuge.
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LET DEMOCRATS ILL


In less than half o month the great
electoral battle between the two
national parties will have been fought
and won and the destinies Of our coun-
try settled for four years more. 1t is
a gigantic struggle, in which both par
ties, Republican and Democratic, are
straining every nerve, availing them
selves of every opportunity and using
every argument to secure the suffrages
! of American freemen. 1t has been
shorn of all personalities and is now
waging on principles alone-the first
time in over a quarter of a century
that such a clean campaign has been
J witnessed in free America.
The real, serious struggle is limited
to some two or three States-New
York, Indiana, Connecticut and New
Jersey. These have been chosen as the
main battle fields and in New York
and Indiana the fray RACES fercest.
Both of these States were carried ty
the Democrats in the last election and
the chances now are more favorable to
them than to their opponents.
Here in the South, and especially in
Louisiana, the present campaign is the
quietest that has ever been witnessed.
1t will be a One-sided affair, in so far
as the presidential ticket is concerned.
Louisiana with $1,000 majority in the
spring election is safe for Cleveland
and the Old Roman.
But WI must also look after the in
terests of u Congressman and be
sure to return them by rousing maiori-
ties. Let every district in the State he
not merely Democratic but oyerwhelm-
ingly and impregnably Democratic.
The opportunity is at hand. The su-
gar planters have had the scales strick-
ell off their eyes by the supposed Re-
publican tariff bill throwing sugar
overheard. THE labOrer should be
made to understand TIE condition of
things and learn to appreciate which
Of the two great parties is his true
friend-the Democratic party, which
proposes a reasonable reduction of the
admittedly too high tariff, with due
regard to all industries, or the Rcpub-
lean party, seeking to protect the
Northern manufacturers and capitalists
by crushing out of existence the main
industry of our State.
Let our local leaders bestir them
selves and rouse the masses to action. |
In this district particularly-the su- |
gar belt Of Louisiana-should the peo-
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Ia, M2fCn Oh, 1855.
Mr.. F. Uousux, H0uma, L..
My Dear SRI have been suffering for
years from the Asthms without being relieved
BY anything, l had given up all remedies and
was exhausted when I tried "G0uaux's Anti
Asthmatic Remedies" 1t worked beautifully
and never failed to relieve me. I have used it
successfully to this day. Signed,
MARIE DESrANGs.
! certify the above statement to be correct
as the patient has been aud 10 still = servant
in my family. LEON QUEYROUzE,
q IL st. Louis st. and 81 Decatur St.
Call for samples OF Anti Asthmat:c ut your
Druggist.
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pie resent the blow aimed at them by
the Republicans by returning our pre-
sent worthy Representative the Hon.
E. J. Gay, by an overwhelming major
ity. Meier was the opportunity finer
to deal the, enemy a death blow, and
it should not be allowed to slip by I'M
improved. Democrats rally.
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"one-two-three, and the children are still
coughing. Goodness gracious /! John, 90 and
call uo the druggist and get a bottle Of Ger.
tam Cough Cure it never fails to cure the
chi'dren's cough in u short time. where other
remedies fail" Sold by Thibodaux Phar.
macy.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

The tableau Of Assessment for the CorpO-
ration of Thibodaux tor the year 1888 is now
completed and will remain open for correc-
ton during ten days from this day.
Thibodaux, Oct. IL, 1888.
II. l.. BOUDREAUX,
- Assessor.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par.
ish Of LafOurcho.
CLERKS OFFICE

CLERKS OFFICE
T~hibodaux, sept. %. 1888
l hereby certify that the following per-
sons have been drawn this day BY the Jury
Commissioner of said parish, to serve ~ iu-
rors for the ensuing term of said Court be-
ginning on Monday. Dec. 3, 1883.
For the first week of Court, to serve as
grand and petit jurors, beginning on Monday,
Der z l82H. IA fOllOva
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ct. VINCENTS INSTITUTE, 6 MILES
- above the town of Thbodaux. A desf.
bile locality for e store. Apply to ST.
Grisamore or to
JOHN DOLESE.
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ohesr hosnes and SHOW TO those who cali, . complete line ofcn
valusfA and very ussful $50 lesE EalDL.0 0AmRlE9
IDseE ssmpsss.a ~ we'll as the watch. We send fres, and anss 10
nave sspA them 10 your home fos y moushs snd shovu Inn
eoehoss who may have called, they become your own properly;
nE PnDfbts to make this Essas Oder, ssnding the kOLl1
0dDLD watch and CD9TY samples free, ~ the shoviued
me samples 10 any locality, aiways recruits In Q large tYadsA1
-; latter our samples have bsen in . locality for . month or tws
we usually get from 1000 to $4,000 in trade from a.
surrounding Country. This. tie most wonderful oder eve
known, - made In order that our samples may Be placed as once
where they csu be seen, ell over America. Write A once. un1
9sss sure o. the chanee. Reader It will be hardly any trouble
sl you. 20 SHOW aeeampies to those Who may call 1t your homs
which TO write " costs but ! cent and after you know oil, roo
% not care 70 30 further, Why no harm 10 done. but II 700 ~
eend your address 1t once, you can secure FmEE one Of the
sese solid gold watches In the world and our large Iiusa
CDSI!.Y 1AMgslES. We pay al express, freight, se
~eafsss oso. s11ASoh 3 Co., Ro8 s13, PORTLAND. kAlR
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EOR SALE.

TOWN LOT, SITUATED ON jackson
street. opposite the Episcopal Church.
For terms and conditions apply to
w. H. Raglan,
Oct2-S7 tt Thibodaux. La
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DISCOVERY.
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In testimony whereof:
(~~) Witness my hand and the impress
LIS. of the seal OF my office at ThibOdaux
(~~) this 2Sth day of September, 1893.
j. w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk Of Court.