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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-30
WHY ENGLAND M0URNS OVER
THE DEFEAT

4 perusal Of the latest English
exchanges at hand shows that Eng
land is mourning over the defeat
of the Presidential candldate whose
election WAS looked forward to as
the lorerunucr Of nce trace. On
the eve of election the 81 JdmtS
Gazette voiced The srnt mcnt OF the
English press when 1t assured
Grover Gle, Gland that England did
not love him the less because 1t
had been found that it was the
part of prudence to moderate Eng
lish manifestations OF JOY over the
pro spects of his success. "All
that we can do IN the clrcumstan-
ces,p said the ST. James gazette,
sis to request President Cleveland
to bear in mind that, after what
has happened, he must measure
the warmth of our wishes for his
snccess by the care with which We
conceal them.
There was nothing about the
personality OF Mr.. Cleveland to
win for him on the other side Of Che
Atlantic the universal goodwill
that all classes Of Engllshmen en-
tertained for him. 1t was his pro-
British policy tn at secured Tor him
his popularity in England. 1t Is
the CONSCIOUSNESS that this policy
will be reversed that causes Eng
land to mourn over the verdict
rendered by the American people
on November 6. The London Ddt
IN Chronicle, in its issues Of Noyem
Der 8, tells us, in the following
plain lang uage, the reason Why
England regrets Mr. Clcvcland''
defeat. "The accession OF the Re
publicans, Of cour Sc, puts an enc
to any lingering hopes that may
have been entertained OF the ratlh
cation of the labors OF the Fish
MES Commission, and also dispose'
of the likelihood of America mod
tying to any considerable extent
her cast.iron systsm of Protection.
Here we have it. The party
that will come into power on the
fourth of March will insist upon mp
holding the rights OF American
fishermen and maintaining the in
dustrial policy that the free traders
want to see set aside. When thu
Irish WORTH affirmed during The
campaign that English sympathy
with the party OF fece trade, II
traced to its source, Won d be
fonnd to have originated in the be-
lief that Mr.. Cleveland's election
would advance England's interests
we were charged with making this
statement simply for campaign pur-
poses. Now that we are no longer
in the midst OF a heated political
contest we expect that men will be
more disposed to calmly weigh the
evidence of the existence Of con
spiracy that has been batched by
pro British faction to advance
England's int erests III this county
at the expense Of those OF America
We could fill column after column
of the Irish World with extracts
from the English press going to
show that the election of Mr.. Cleve-
land would have been regarded on
the other side of the water as "A dis
tinctive triumph for the consplra-
tOrs.-Irish WORTH
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Senator RiddIeberger Happy.
GOD BLESS THE IRIsH.AMRRIOLN
PROTECTIoNISTS--NO, THIS IS
NOT AN ENGLISH PROVINCE.
BY telegraph to the Irish World.

By telegraph to the Irish World.
PATRICK FORD God bless the
Irish. American Protectionlsts.-
America is not a province Of Britain.
We have shown ourselves very
able ProtectionIsts. The Dem o.
crat who was afraid of war can
now begin voting appropriations
for uniforms and equipments
Have Just heard of an English feet
in Hampton Roads. Look out for
New York Harbor. Didn't Lord
Westville Sackem.
II. II. RIDDLEDERGRR.
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FREE TRADE LOGIC.

This reasoning involves an adj
mi sslon which the same free traders
refused to make before ihe cleo
ton. 1t is that the workingman s
interest is so evidently bound up
with the maintenance of the Pro.
tective policy that it is incOnceiva'
BILE that he should not have been
more widely influenced by Pro
tectionist arguments til IN an y
other class. But in this, as in
many other cases, free trade logic
~ at fault. 1t is true that no class
is so directly interested in the
maintenance Of the tariff, IL also
is true that very great bodies OF
American wOrkmen are altogether
blind TO this fact, and leave the
battle for heir interests to be
fought by other classes. II Mr..
Cleveland and a Democratic Con
gress had been elected and the
Mills bill had been approved the
first to suffer would have been
thousands and tens OF thousands
who had contributed to that result,
either directly by voting the Dem
Ocratic tick ct or indirectly by
throwing away their votes on la
Dor candidates.
THE wORKMEN TRUE TO THE
GENERAL WELFARE.
1t is not true that American
workmen generally showed this in.
difference to the success of their
best friends. On the contrary
they contributed very largely to
the success of the ProtectiOnist
candidates by breaking away from
old party associations and voting
for protective Tariff. In New
York City and Brooklyn, in Massa.
chusetts, in most parts of Pennsyl.
yania, and throughout the North.
west they made grand record for
political independence and the Pro-
tective policy. But if they mad
been everywhere and in every case
alive to their best interests they
would have buried the Democrats
under such majorities that free
trade would not have been heard
of for another generation.
AS it was, the farmers OF the
Northern States showed a more
general appreciation of the issues
of the election than did the work
men. 1t was their unanimous de.
clsion against the Mills bill and its
friends which held the no lie
North. west in line as Protectionist
States. II there had been equal
unanimity among wOrkmen every
Northern State and several in the
South woald have voted for Harri-
J son.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,

No.5. Ia it not worth the small price
of - cents to free yourself of every symp-
tom of these distressing complaints, If you
think 80 call at our store and get bottle
of Shiloh's Vitalizer. Every bottle has
printed guarantee on 1t, use accordingly,
and if it does You no good it will cost you
nothing. Sold by b. Schmitt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-30

Ifany man tres to worry you by
asking "What will Harrison do
when he goes in ?"glve it back to
him straight by asking "What will
Cleveland do when he goes out p
THIS prize conundrum business is a
game that two can play at.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-30

Itch. Mango, and Scratches on human
or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by Frank r. Irwin Druggist, Wood
sinck. Va. Ov. IU-lyr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-30

This department is mine Of richness
aud beauty. Grandest stock; gorgeous
styles. Everything for men aud boys 10
fit them out. For instance; Neckwear in
superb array and exquisite styles, 80 cts,
worth sl0O--and everything in same
ratio.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-30

This yevr's California wine crop
will not exceed 100000 gallons.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-30
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT

The efforts Of our buyers show magnii-
cent results in this department. Our
Eoys' Suits are maryels Of elegance,
beauty and popularity. They are made
of the best fabrics and finest trimmings,
and they show for it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-30
A GREAT MAGAZINE.
Tho Century for 1889.

has often been
asked, ITO what does Ths
Century owe its great circu-
lationp The Christian linton
once answered this by the
statement that "it has been
fairly won, not by adver-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-30
TILE SIBERIAN PAPERs.

place In is pages. Il IS Tho
result Of four years work
Of Mr.. Timothy Cole, the
leading magazine engrayer
Of the world, in the galleries
Of Europe, engraving from
the originals the greatest
pictures by the old masters.
a series Of papers on Ire
land, its customs, land
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-30
Oelm'S Acme Hall.
BALTIMOREs LARGEST
CLOTHING HOUSE.
BALTIMORE, Fall, 1888.


10 the People Of Maryland
and the South:
This will interest you il will pay you.
We've the grandsst stock Of Mems and
Boys Clothing in all Baltimore and the
South Made from choice weaylngs- for
eign and domestic-in newest styles and
finish. Grand goods, grander work, gran
est results.
Fine Dress Suits, $40 TO $40
Splendid Business Suits, $50 TO slj.
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Une bonnie Iec0n.

&A@ --
Certains Americans ne pechent
pas par exces dc politesse. Pour
beaucoup, les Salntations Ordinaires
sOnt chooses tout 4 fait inconnueS
on sc rfSument dauS IN eli savage
don't les peoples polls sc >ervi,aipnt
tout an plus pour "ppeler leur>
clipns: Halo!
pasSe encore pour les homme>.
Par drOit de n%aissance on do pIo-
t~esSion. lis pcuvent 6tre Lads, gros-
>iers. inSoIentS, hru'eS. etc.: mails
II femme SanS affabi!ltG, sans 20.
litessr au moins. c'est une heur
sans partum, m fruit sans sa>eur.
Et ponrtanr, il men manque pas
CONNIE celia.
Que ne pent ohtenir II femme
avtcnn SQUIRE, un MOI de remercie
inent ST les Amtricaines Sen Gon.
talent, on men yerraii pas tant Sc te-
mir debont dams les cars urhains tan
dis que les hommps occupent les sic
ges sans facone ct avecune parfaiteln-
difference pour lie bean Sexe. CenX-
CT patent leurs places, ct ponrquoi
sc mettraient-ils en- fraiS de galante-
rie lOrSqu'on nc salt pas le leur re.
connaitra par Il simple rolitesSe?
Dcrnieremept, un vOyagenr Sc
leve pour lai>ser sd place d une de.
moiSelle. Crlle-ci Sc laiSSe tomber
sur lie siege dun air majestuenx,
sans daigner regarder settlement
F%obiigeant gentleman. - Pardon,
fait celni.ci, vous 6tes aSslse sur
mon monclo,r. La demoiSelle Sc
ie,e, 1T lie monsieur s~'asseoit pres
tement en lancant an grand Merci
Il Ia drmoiselle ebahie. Les te.
NOUS en- r,ent encore.
Il srrait bon que pareille lecon
Sc rrnouve'at chaque fois que Poe
%casion Sen presen,e. Les DANES
auxGmplles leurS convictions on
leurs scrupuleS ne permettraient
pas de dire merci Sc resigneraient
a "Oyager debout, VOLTA tout.
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La transformation de la sraine
de cotton.

Y til jamais cn une historic
plus in,ereSsante que celle de la
graine de cotton?
Pendant 20 Il etle a etc mepri-
see e; jet6c au rebat CONNIE chose
inHtile ct encomhrante.
Ensuite on lui trouva certaines
qualities CONNIE engrais ct ellie fnt,
quoigue ave repugndnce, admi>e
CONNIE facteur pour la nourritnre
DIES animaux ct dn sol. Des ce mo.
ment ellie fat traitte avec III, peu
plus de respect. Une fois admIse
dams la categOr;e DIES chooses utiles.
on deconvrit qu'elle ponvalt bonner
trente-cinq gallons d'hnile pure a
la tonne; &c Qui proauit SLIGO
d'hnile o railinee pour une tonne
de graines de cotton on 100000, 900
pour la recolte ordinaire.
Mails depni> on u d%ecouvert un
moyen de ratfiner rhuile de CRANES
lie cotton ct ellie vault S100 lie gal
Ion ct les Italiens qni Pache,ent Ell
mettent une barrique an pied de
chaqce Olivier qni croft de l'autre
cote deS Alpes ct nous la reexpedic
sous lie nom d'huiie d'Olive.
IL est maintenant avele que la
tonne de sraine de cotton, debarras-
see de SEES 50 gallons d'huile, con-
stitue I'm excellent engrais ct peut
etre Ell outre, utiliSee CONNIE COM
bustible ct dome des cehdres tres
riches Ell po,assG de sonde, etc. ;
on ell fait en- outle avec les residus,
TN savon 9ui trouve dams lie com
MERGE tn tec%otfenfeHt STIR ct rapide.
En- famille
-Alois. c'est bien entendu mon
oncle, vous refusez de payer mes
dettes!
-Absolument!
Eth bien! (prenant scs pistolets,
je sails ce qni ne reste a faire.
-Malheureux! OH vas-tu?
-Je vais...les deposer chez ma
tante.
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Notre nouveau conseil municipal
s'est ,Gani mardi dernier, 4 Decem'
bre, ct ptoced6 Il rejection DIES dif.
falenls officers municipaux
LIE secrGtaire elu Il etc Mr.. a.
Taylor.
lie Trtsorier. Mr.. +. Samoan.
LIE constable, collector, maitre
du port, du march6 public ct IN.
specteur sauitaire est Mr.. j. Aus
let.
Les fonctionS d~'assesSeur restent
d6yclues au SecTetaire'
LIE c"onspi'l a choiSi cOmlne jour
nal o~tliciel la SENTINELLE de Thi
bodauX.
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Pendant tOnte la Semaine der
Mere, la Conr de District a siege a
Thibodaux: lie JUICE Walter Onion,
pr6sidant.
Les affaireS pendantes n'oifrent
qu'nn mediocre interet, ST nous en-
EXCEPTIONS deux cas- de c%Ontraven-
ton a la loi dite "Snnday Law"
lie JUICE Walter Guion est un ex-
cellent cltoyen de notre cOntree, ct
chacun est heureuX de le vOlr occu'
per la place Quill remplit i Fhenre
a%ctuelle dune facon 81 digue, 81
moderee ct 81 sage.
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AVIS AUX CONTR1BUABLES.-L1S
coptribuables SOnt invites a venir
au plus tot payer leurs taxes avant
rexpiratlon de l'annGe 1888.
lie collector PREVENT tOus les re-
tardataires quill les attend ces
jours-ci. Leur ponctualite, leur
evitera lea frais legaux ct lenr vau-
dra Sis arrivent an bon moment la
reconnaissance du cole cteur, char
me de n'avoir pas a prendre contre
eux DIES measures rigOnreuses ct Pc
nibles.
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Tn grand assortment de ca
deaux ct d'articleS de Noel Went
darliver chez Mr.. X. Mcbride.
Avant de yous poarvolr alllenrS
alleZ taire un tour dams ce veritable
musee ct vOns y verrez n collec-
ton remarquable d'objets %elegants,
utiles ct pouvant satisfaire tOus les
cofi,s ct touteS les necessities du
moment.
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AVENDRE.-Une occasion eXcep-
tiOnnelle est of1rrte Il touS ct a cha
Gun de uevenir fermier on habitant
dams IN enaroit a portee tie toutes
les commodities r%rocnreeS par le
chemin de fer ct la vote d'eau. Une
iolie ferme mesnrant ) arpentS de
face sur 40 de protonaeuI, avec
maiscn de residence 1T cabaneS.
est a vendre. La propriete est ST
tnee pres DIN Lafourche Crossing.
S'adresser pour plus amples i"tos-
ma,ions, 4 l.. Z. Ca%illouet, Thibo-
daux, La.
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AVIS AUX CONTRIBVABLES-Le
constable eft collecteur de la vile
de- Thlbolanx PREVENT les contri-
buables qn'il est dispose a recevolr
10 montant des taxes dues, ct les
invite q sc presenter lie plus tot
possible a son Office, s'ils veulent
separgner DIES frais.
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La propriet6 Gamard situee Il
Eencoignure Market ct st. Philip
Went enfin de trouver une destina.
ton. Dams 9uelques jonrs Mr.. AL
fred Clement dot ) etablir un ma.
gasin d'epiceries un ".rocery
store.n
Nous SouhaitOns au nOuveau ma
gasin Tongue vie ct prOsperite.
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Deced6e, jendi, 6 decembre, 1888,
Al bayou rEau Blrne, paroisSe La
fourche, Nine Augustin Babia,
ae6e d'envirOn 20 ans.
SEES fuuerailles ont en- lieu le len
demain, vendreii, en- Pesli>e St
Joseph, 4 Thibodaux.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
~ y HOTEL,

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friende
nd the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him o satisfy all those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day
breakfast at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and Dinner
It A o'clock z. NJ.
Commodlous and wellfurnlshed rooms
MODERATE PRICES.
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samedi dernier a ell lieu par adj
..5;c,,ion la vente poLr lie frrmage
N mont re Thibodaux.
Mr. A. OncaIe a etc radiudica.
..,ru pour lie prix de 34G55 a partir
4, Ter Janvier 1889 juSqu'au 81
nioambre de liz meme aimee.
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HDI'EL BYY.M!AM
No. I3l Tue dc Chartres, Entire Toulouse ct
st. Louis,
NOITVEI LE-nRI FANS

&c: hotel est tenn par Hme. CALLER
ancicnne proprietaire de rIlotel des Etran-
gers, ct Sc recommunde au public voyageur
par les SONS ct le comfort dOnt Nine CALLER
salt entourGr tous Seq clients. LIiotel dor
leans jouit Il une situation c~entrale dams le
quarter dies ailaires. DIES hambrrs spacieuses
bIen aerees, ct meubiees ayec govt. Les prix
sont moderes.
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yotre Gouverncur s'e>t 4 la fin
a5eid6 4 nommer Mr.. J. Dazauche,
n.mbre du conseil municipal pour
Ia vile de Thibodiux, en reinplace
meur de- Mr.. Il. Brand, qui await
asdin6 rhonneur de faire partie du
~couseil.
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N0UVELLES LOCALES.

M.rdi dernier, 4 decembre, a Ell
,,o le marriage de Mr.. Camille Lee
andre. ct Ge Nile Helene Legen-
Co Leurs nombrenx amis sums
.,,t pour Ieur souhaiter tout lie
s,,beur ct Ia prosperite desirables.
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AVENDEE.

Une pompe de II pouces pour
rigatiou.
Machi ne ct bouillOire en- bon or
DIRE. S'aaresser q NJ. George Di-
onne on i Ia S%ENTINELLE de Thi.
bodaux.
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Deux mendiants sc preSenteIt
ensemble 4 n porte.
"A oni de vOus deux, dit la ser
vantc, d%onttefai ie ees dix sons9
Premier mendiant, ayec une ex-
ouise polittsse.-A lui, madame, je
quite lie quarter, ct je rai pris au-
jourd'hui avec moi pour le p,esen-
ter aux Cheats.
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DE LA TRAITE.

Depuis quelques semaines les
jOurnanx ne nous entretiennent que
de la croi>iere fate par les marines
de fAngleterre, de FAHemngne ct
de IItalie en- we d'emp6cher lie
trafic d'eSclaveS sur la cote afri-
caine dn ZanZibar TT lieux circon.
vniSin>. II V lons'emps Gn'on a
flit ver>er DIES rlanrs. aux l'hi!au-
thropeS de tons pays sar lie sort re
serve aux natnrelS de ces regions
que lenr deStinee amenaient palmi
mons pour y traveller d tire d'eS-
claveS.
81 Pon ne savaif q%n'une grand e
hypOcrisie ct DIES yueS ulterienreS
ct cachees de domination sur les
cOntrfes qu'out explores Le.ing-
stone ct Stanley, convent = Ar
inemeDtS conteuX. O n pOurrait de.
manher a fAng.eterre pourquoi
ellie n'exerce pas sd philantropie en-
faveur DE- rIrlande don't lie prnple
miserable p'oie sous lie joug de pro
pri6taires impitoyables ct SontenuS
par lie commencement. CroyrZ vonS
quill Y ait btaucOup de difference
entire ces populations Alliances que
l'On chn>se tous les jonIS CONNIE de
wills troupeauX de lcurS chaumineS
eniumees ct ceS africans gni yien-
nent Sc fairc v6tir, nourrir ct pres
one sans transition devenir dn Jour
an !endemain des citoyens Iibres,
ayant IL droit de vote ct lie droit
aux emplois.
Qnr rAllemagne don't lie penple
est tclase d'imp6ts ct soumis a III,
regime despotique ct OIL la m'>e.e
regne i Petat permanent, que PAL
lemagne don't les populations pro.
litiuues verSent sur &c continent III
nomtre incalculable d'emigrants
allie Ell guerle pour So Greer DIES
colonies, DIES deobnch6s on FeXce
dant de population Sc deverse,a
celia sc comprcnd ct s'expiique
mails perSonl,e au monte ne crOira
que c'est lie seu' amour lie fhuma-
mite qui fait voyaeer sd 1otte nee
d'hler ct ses marins inprovises.
QUAINT 4 rItalip, nous glisseronS
legeremtnt, uoils ne vOnlons point
:lous ,epeter. Mails ellie "a vraiment
d'autres chats q fouetter que de sc
faire lie chien de Bismalk CONNIE lc
disait dernieIement IN organe Sc.
rieuX ct autotise. Qu'ils Sc prem
nent au serieuX ct croient avon
voix au chapitre, celia Sc comprend
ct e3tre palfaitement dams leur
caractere tant qu'ils Sc sentiront
%souttuus par de plus fo.ts qu'enx.
Ritn he prouve qu'i!s ne change
ront pas demain 81 les rents ct le,
fots changent, Pingratitude selnb!t
6tre le fonds de CO peuple. Pour
en- tinir avec tOutes ces reflections
ecHuranteS, nous OSerons ihsinue,
que chez tOntes les nations Qu'
veulent faire lie blocus, soi.disan,
pour empGcher resclavage, il y au
RAFT ct II y Il ter,iblement a fdirt
chez clleS-mGnes. Lfargpnt Que
les hottes Won't depenser q peu pre-.
inutiiemrnt, serdit beaucoup mieua
appToprie a com battre lie paupe
risme, d allege: les imp0's ct 4 EN-
p6cher Ia traite DIES blancs ct sur
tout des blanches sat home.r
Petites definitions iamtanesqnes
Pate.-Gomtte d'encre qai rem
fcrme de Ia viande.
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Landrejol sc tait couprr les che
Il
Lopdra'ion terminee, il Sc regar-
de dams la glacc.
lis sont trop courts, dit-il au
coitfrnr.
Et il sc raSSiel.
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Scene de MENACE:

IL Y une lettre! Eth bien,
puiSque tn as Phabitude de les Ou-
vrir toutes, dis-inoi don ellie Went
Pardon, fait Ia dame vexee, je
les dfcachete qnrlGn-foiS, maiS ie
ne lis jamais ce qn'l y ii dedans.
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ARRIvEE DU BoNHoMME NOEL,
Ell DU VIEUX SANTA CLAUs.-CeS
ueuX ~perSOnnagrs 81 connnS, 81 dp-
| precies ct 81 desires de tOus les pc
tits ct grands bebes ont deja lete
u leurS quarters drivers dams
uotre Vile de ThibOlaux ct sc sont
installes a Ia pharmacie J. Thibo
deaux, encoi gnure Maiu ct St. Phi
lippe. A partir dc maintenal.t, ct
tous les jour> de Ia semainp, de
nOmbreusps caisSes arrivent de tou-
tes les parties du monde rece!ant
dams leu:S flames tout ce Qnil v Il
de plus nouvean de plus art!stique
| en- fait de pOterie de mode: vases
4 henrs, cassolettes, partums, essen
| ces de toutes Sortes ct SuItout IN
| chOiX ineStimable d'a,ticleS de pa
| petrie, Talbums ct de "scrap books
Tout ce qui constitute lie comfort de
Ia chambre Il concher s'y tlonve
aussi sous forme de glaces porta-
, ,ivpS. brOSseS de tOuS genres, pei.
| gnes en- ivoile, etc, etc.
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cOntre Ia dyssenterie.

Guerison radicale ct gnarantie.
References nombreuses. Addressez
4 MIR. OmeT Savoie. chez Mr.. :.
TelemaQue Badeaux, Latourche.
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DeuX eii.eurS de deux %journauX
de Honma (paroisse TerrebOnne)
ont Ell reinforcement une rencontre
pen agreeable.
Des coups ont ete donn6s ct
echaIges, dit.on. Ltatfaire en- ellie
meme est DC pen Hinportance pour
nous ct, pour dire vrai, ellie etait
prevue.
III men est pas moins regrettab,e
que deS rer>Onnes don't lie mCtier est
tie bonner lie ton i la morale ct aux
sentiments pnbiics des gems, en- un
mot Qui ont la pr6ten,ion d'Gtre dies
gentlemen ne lrOuvent point dan
ire moyen de rGgler leurs atf;,ires
FhoHaeW' que par %l'emploi de ba-
tons, de cannes on de fOuets.