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cMtBCeIIa1Ieuus.
DIR. JOHN |, LY0k. NO. 49 CHURCH STREET.
 The well known and reliable Botanic and Eclectic Physician
 RooM II, HoADLEY BUILDING

Botanic and Eclectic Physician
 ROOM II, HoADLEY BUILDING
 COpposite the Post Omce., Side Entrance I93 Crown Street. onace 50 arranged that patients see no one t the doctor.
 Who has practiced medicine in this city since1S5t
 can be consulted at his ofice.
 Dr. Lyon's success in the treatment Of all dis throughout the length and breadth of the United States Being opposed to ell mineral and poisonous from the vegetable Kingdom only, and with val uable roots, barks and herbs Is prepared to CURE t3on GsS hat pan nf o sr on causes so many to succumb to it's ruthless power is CURED I. by Pr; Lyon, Lyon, as many % testimonials from national scourge, which dooms thousands to tor T % m no sy this inessmable specific failed of banishing that and Kidneys as well as Skin Diseases, ana ali xer T. purities of the Blood of whatever name and ne. 1 sSor me DS sne euTed @ in method oftreatment.
 TO FEMALES:
 The special diseases to which females are subject docter has made those diseases V special study for over third Of century and his success has been al ladies suffering from any dseases incidental to their sex will find in Dr. Lyon 6 true friend and aII those diseases and effect pernanent cTres @ Tn Sn the shortest possible time.
 TO, MALES Who are suffering from the errors of youth, lost manhood. etc.. and find themselves weakened and debitated, and also those suffering from veneresl diseases: Dr. Lyon will prove to you that he CAN and WILL CURE YOU. Hundreds of advertise ments appear in papers with statements of marvel ous cures which TEMPT MANY SEND FOR soAE WORTHLESS MEDICINES which not only FAIL OF AZ. EoRDTNG THE RELIEF DEsIRED, but also RUIN THE PATIENTS CONSTITUTION. Do not trust your. self to those leeches who prey the unfortunate but call at once on the doctor and you will re gret 1t.
 He hassucceesfully treated morec cases ofSperrna- eorhcea, Seminal Weakness and all Diseases of the Generative Organs than any other physicisnlivinR, and his experience and skin avail In every instance in restoring the sufferer to sound health spirits Hundreds of letters from grateful patients can be seen at the doctors office.
 DF. Lyon has discovered remedy which is cer. tain cure for Dumb Ague, Chills and Fever and AL MalariAl Complaints.
 All letters sent to the Doctor will be confidential ly attended to, and in NO CASE shall confidence be ABUSED. Write, If you do not call in person, describing your symptoms and duration of the dis ease, and medicines appropriate to your case will oe sent to your address or any address you desire by express in packages secure from observation, Consultation. advice and mediciae given for one dollar or more, according to the severity and na- turs Of the case
 ofnce hours, sa. m. to g pm Open Sunday evenings.
 DR. ]. 1. LYON, New Haven, Conn.
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VOL. LVI.
Medt1a1.
THE HIGHER EpUcATIoN.

To but few is permitted an accurate knowledge or most special sciencee. The physician spends ire time in study, research and effort to perfect ms knowledge; then for the benefit of humanity nm parts some grand secret to practical business man who make it available and benefit the world.
 BAKERS GREAT AMERICAN SPECIFIC, known under that name the most effective Pain DestrOYfn9 Compound of this generation, is but the practical development of the highest spec ial scientific knowledge of the last generation. It is isanever-failng relief for RhOumaGisms Neu- ralgIa, ScIatIca and PleurIsy. A sure cure for Coughs. Colds, Groups, CO1kes Cramps and ChOlera MOrbug. Equally valuable to heal Burns, Bruises, Scal6g and Spra1m9s of the best known specifics, carefully compounded for Patn Destroyer. Price 30 cts. Prepared little 6 Smith, 24 and % Fremont St., Boston, Mass, aeIliug agents.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-10

IIobabIy ~ no country in the world is
there 10 be found a state OF intellectual
advancement among the people who till
Inc sod equal To that which exists among
our native American farmers. Some
causes of this are manifest. The iillcr of
European soil seldom owns his land. and
It requires constant vigilance and unre-
uniting toll on the part of himself and his
whole family to pay rcntSand make both
ends meet. leaving no time TO crafty
any wants above the stomach. On the
other hand, there are among our Western
native farmers many gentlemen of com
paratlvc Leisure who Til their own land
ana carry on agricultural industries with
rs much ease and far less worrimcnt Of
nllnd than our city men conduct their
business The farmers sOns and daugh-
tcrs have all the educational advantages
that are 20 be- had in our entire country,
and 1t Is long since Il ucll-establishcd fact
that the ablcst and most successful bust
ness men TO be found in our cities are the
sons of American farmers. Pick out of
any city II hundred young men and
maidcns, let me select an equal number
Of the same age among our intelligent
farmers sons and daughters. and ! will
guarantee, as 10 the latter, minds better
filled with general information. The
chief reason is that the latter spend their
long winter evenings in storing their
minds wi Ii useful knowledge. While thc
Former waste their time in various fash
ionablc forms OF amuscment. whcr0 the
highest intellectual achievement IS 10 he
up in small talk. American Magazine.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-10

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Feb. Can express
train on the st. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas railroad was made the object Of at
tempted robbery at kingsland at | O'Clock
this morning. No particulars learned,
it is reported that The robbers smashed in
the doors and got away with 81, 900.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-10
MATERNAL INFLUENCES
How Mothers Influence the
Generations for Good
or bad.
Prayer Of a Pious Mother for
the Sailor Son.
The Mothers Of America Should
C~Onsecratc Themselves To
God.
IL GRANDMOTHER \ HER GRtNpCmL

DkEN,
B~RoOKLYH, Feb. 2G.-The Rev. De
Witt Talmage, ID, preached II the
Brooklyn tabernacle today the eighth o!
his series of Sermons to the Women Of
America with Important Hints to Men
His subject was, The Grandmother and
Her Grandchildren \ vast conErcSa-
ton was present. The openinghym ba.
gins:
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-10

-
brooklyn iaoeTla'Ie lou"y INC cISH'H =.
his series of sermons to the Noncn 81
Amartca with lnuort.ut Hints 10 Men. "
~. ,,n;.., ,.. .,r,o c~r..l,ohar o.,l
49, ,,''J '''
litf "I3'h"'h!."!'h y NA'' ''"-l'1"
ton was present. The opening hymn b".
gins.
uoivo +o ~. uinj ~, f,ars
H. ,rl,, r,4u,,,.l.
=. , ,,....
w. :
wv" SH"'' "'' "f wy "'"''
Dr. Ialm@gt : tSAl was from : I'Ho.
thy, I, 5:
uThr mn rirnnd faith that il IN thee which
av.I, er., i, rv ,ara,,o,n.r Tot.v
NV ..:I
l;. 49,. Ia, u,;,h. pam r.,,l
,,.n ,,i,;,. :, ,r;u,n, -.
"''',7 ~
young MINISTER 'h' I'''I! I''"I" -
brought out. Paul practically snys
"Timotby. what = rood grandmothrryou
h.J va, o,,l, -, i /. L,t,.r ,h,n r,.,
ioIkS' because ho' "h'H was your 'n''N''
good but your grandmother. TWO pre-
cediug generations of picty ought TO give
~, - mi,h,, r,,.h 4, IN. rirht diro,.
,a p.
toh' me LACY WIS 'h"l iHloln!
needed encouragement. lie was in poor
health. having a weak stomach. and was
5,sro,,fo orl paul rr.crrLnI Cor him !,
'SSP'l' = ; - 49,, ~
tonic "A hlIc WIN ior my S'o'na'h ;
sake'-not much wine, but a little wine,
and only as q medicine Andif the wine
.., .I.I,,.,.3 ,-t,,
N"'" " :" '''
orWood ana Slry'"hlh' as "'r Ilo"'rn
WlAts, nc Wo"'i h"I nave P''H'I'p'u an!
TIMOTHY ENCOURAGED.
Ept Timothy. not strong phy.'caIly i,
e~urnurav,d lnirituaIy hv tlr yccllYE OF
grandmothcriy excellence, Paul limiting
~ nm =, ; w. ''9 10y ~ -
- WV '' 80
W I"'H ~" N, i" t
."""l ,"'Is I",' innn ~, :.
800 ,,l ,'.,' .. ,.i,Ir M,
up ',.''' ~, 49, w. u'I,lI - !" '''
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-10

by The natives TO decide the worlds con.
tinuance. An angel with robe spun from
zephyrs is once a century TO descend and
sweep the hem OF that robe across the
granite, and when ~ that attrition the
column is Worn away they say time will
end. But by that process that granite
column would be worn out of existence
before mothers intlueAce will begin to
give way.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-10

A Portland woman has read the Bible
through cighty-fvc times; she is scventy-ive
wears old, and began when she was seven.
She reads from the same ok viii which She
first began, and has read 1t 1T least once every
wear.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-10

use the road dus: collected in summer or
autumn for the benefit of fowls i'm winter.
\ large shallow box partially filled with
dust and set in the sunshine makes m *
cclicnt wailowing place for the fowls saws
a poultry ~fanCicr. "A few handru,s of
dust scattered under the perchcs daily
ahsurbs ammonia and keeps the air Of the
hen house pure. II no dust has been pro
Nidcd. then, instead, use coal ashes. care.
fully sifted To remove fragments of Goa,
ana clndcrs.
Steamed Bones for lioots.-Aftcr nrm-
erous experiments made under the lirec-
ton of the Highland (Scotland) Acricul
turai society, the conclusion is arrived nj
1af steamed bones. ground fine, have
owed the safest and most effective. and
- present II - the most economical form
OF phosphate for roots. while for cereals
ana grass equal proportions of steamed
bone meal and stpcrpho,phate il recon
iatnded. This, OF course, refers only to
'hc phosphate portion of the manure
Buying Trees and plants-If YOU wan,
trees or plants, writes a prudent monitor.
send otlc nursery for what Won wish to
procure. for, as a rule You VIII be honestly
served. Order only old, tried varieties.
ami such as you think will bcs. snit vGur
locality, leaving the Nigh priced n0vCltica
and new tangled kinds Tor amatlcrs and
porimcntcls. These now kinda have
the biggest r.c;urc9 aua the liages,
praise, and. 40 . rule. ale big cheats.
After You have secured Your trees. plant
them well, take good care of them, and
the harvest will come ere LONG.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-10

Maria" said Mr.. Wipedunks, as he
come in and threw a folded document on
the table, II have just insured my life
for -, 900 in your favor. There is the
policy.
Thank YOU, Blinkcrson." said Mrs.
Wipciuuks. II hope it may hc many
years before il will be Of any use 10 me,
if ever.
1T will be Of much use to you if you
wish 10 marry again" he growlcd.
With s., 900 in cash you can pick out
almost any fool YOU Ike"
NO. Biinkcrson" Sue replied aiTec-
'ionatelv, Il think | should want q
change next time.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-10
4 BUSTLE BRINGS TEl 4
Extraordinary Effects Of Onc OF
These Arrangements on TRAY


Philadelphia Gail: The papers may
have thai If fun and the paragraphcrs their
'p~hniugs' AT that m~uch-abusad a4ticlc, a
hustle said a returned tourist, hut
VIII always have "A warm spot III my heart
for them DO you know that the sight of
one brought tears TO my eyes once, and
brought up dormant recollcctions Of
home? It's a fact.
lou know was travelling IN Europe
and had been avoiding rs much rs posi-
.llct the beaten track followed 10y most
travellers, and had for IA long time seen
none but naliv" women, amOng whom
such IN article or the use OF is not known.
one day YVES wandering through aqlict
italian village and | saw Standing before
The quaint odd church a solitary figure Of
Il woman. 1t looked familiar, and ! could
not tell why until She turned and ! caught
H. glimpse Of the almost forgotten projec-
ton. II was the first thing | had seen for
Il long time that reminded me OF home,
and Tho incil lent brought on a genuine iii
of inconsistencies. and shortly after that |
started on the back track. Strange what
little Qin"s Will influence your course.
isn't ity
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-10

they ar starting an influence which will
be s%tupcndous after the last mountain Of
earth is flat, and the last sea has been
dried up, and the last flake of the ashes
Of a consumed world shall have been
blown away, and all the telescopes OF
other worlds directed to the track around
which our world once swung shall dis
cover not ; much as q cinder Of the
burnca down and swept.oT planet. In
Ceylon there Is a granite column thirty
six square feet in size. which is thought
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-10
OLD TIMES WORSE THAN OURS.

But still, Notwithstanding that those
times were so much worse than ours,
there was n glorious race OF godly women,
seventy a hundred years ago, who held
the world back from sin and lifted ii to
ward virtue. and without their exalted
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Jeudi dernier, vers Z heures du
matiu, lie steamer Louisiana arri-
Wait de Donaldsonville a ThibOdaux.
C'etait lie premier, dune serie de
voyages, que ce steamer doit faire
tons les hut jours 4 la mer.
Les passengers 6taient asSez pea
nombreux une douzaine en- tout We
nant de Ia p~aroisse Assumption ct
parmi lesquels nous avons remar.
que Mr.. T. Hidalgo ct ga dame, MI.
Leblanc, Mr.. Larr6 de Napoleon.
vile, lie Rev. Suriray etc.
Notre marie, I. D. Moore Il pro-
fife de roccesiou pour ailer tirer sa
coupe dams les eaux du collie.
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JARD1N POUR LIE Mo1s D'AoUT

JARDIN POUR LIE MOIS D'AOUT.
&c mois est lie plus important ct
lie plus convenab!e pour les pre-
miers sem;s de navets ct lie ruta-
bagas. Ces legumes constituent
une srande resource pour les ami
maux domestiques en- meme temps
qu'ils sont dun appoint considera-
bic pour Ia cuisine j%ournaliere. On
ne saurait done negliger DIES a pre-
sent lie bien preparer lie champ ct
de Sc procurer lie BONES CRANES.
De ces deux conditions dependent
une excellente recolte qui vous al
dera pendant les mOis d'hiver.
C'est 4 vous, lecteur, a METRE
votre jardin en- ordre ct quaint 4 Ia
sraine, venez pacheter a la phar-
macie de JOS. Thibodaux, qui vous
Ell livrera de garantie.
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Mr.. ct Nine Claiborne Dugas de
la paroisse Assumption sout en- &c
moment a Tllibodaux en- villegia-
ture chez notre ami, Mr.. James n.
Wright.
Chacun lei conpait de Tongue
late ct sc plat q voir Mr.. Cl. Du.
gas. QUAINT 4 sa dame ellie est en-.
core plus aimable que lui, dit-on.
mails nous sommes obliges de nous
recuser pour cause d'ignorance.
Mesdemoiselles Sarah Trice ct
Ida Dugas ont aussi quite Paint
c~ourtville e. font maintenant dams
notre vile la joie ct les delices de
leurs amis ct de leurs a%dmirateurs
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DECEs.-Samedi derpier est de.

DECEs.-Samedi derpier est de-
c6d6 4 Thibodsux, Nj. j.. l.. Ber-
dou, a Page des75 81
II etait originaire ID 4nici de la
France ct vint Sc fixer dsns ce pays
il y a une cinquantaine dsannees ct
IA touionrs habit6 depuis. II sal
liza a Pune de nos plus honorahles
families cr6oles, la famille Haydel.
Avec lui disparait I'm de nos plus
honnStes citoyens ct il emporte les
regrets non settlement de sa nom.
breuse famille mails de tous ceux
qui Pon comm.
Samedi matin dernier, IA juliet,
Mile Genevieve Elisabeth Parr, est
decedee a Tlibodaux, a Page de 6
ans ct II mOis.
Les fun6railles ont ep lieu lie di.
manche suivant. en- l'eglise Catho-
lique, st. Joseph.
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Lundi dernier, a Gu lien a Horma,
la distribution dies prix aux Gleves
du convent de cette vile. &c cou-
vent eat dirisA par dies senrs de
Ste Croix, ct s'est acquis une juste
popularite.
Les eXerciceS etaient tleS.intereS.
SAINTS SurtOut les e~xercices callisth6-
niques ct quelques bluettes diees
avec verve ct entrain. La partle
musicale nou a paru tres-sOignes
ct nous Y avons entendu un vio!On
qui nous a fait passer Quelques
agreables instants.
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A ceux de nos lecteurs Qui sc
livrent en- ce moment aux douceurs
des bains de mer,-heurenx NOR
tells! nous signalons lie passage sui
want:
Nous voici en- pleine saison DIES
bains de mer; le moment est bon
pour prevenir charitablement les
baigneurs QUEEN s'exposant a la va
que sans certaines precautions, lis
courent lie risque de contractor DIES
a affections d'oreilles assez graves ct
lie ne pas conserver pintegrite de
rouIe. On a WI DIES p%erssonnes
devenir sourdes d la suite DUN
balm de mer.
On salt combien l'oreille moyen-
ne est impressionnablc aux influen-
ces atmosph6riques; le coura1it
d'air, lie froid humble sutfisent sou.
vent pour determiner des cities
(inhammatiors de Poreile): il est
tou: simple que lie contact de Feau
froide ct salee soft solvent une
source de maladies.
NJ. lie docteur Sexton, chirnrgien
en- chef du dispensaire de New
York pour les maladies d'oreiIles, IA
reinforcement appel6 Pattention sur
la ftequence des accidents produits
par lie contact de Peau de mer; sur
500 cas- quill q Ell q trailer de mai
a septembre, il Il relieve Go cas-
ayant pour origine les bains lie mer.
SEES confreres de New-York obser>
vent par an plus de 1000 cas- lie ce
genre.
On comprend que, lorsqn'on
plonge de tres-haut, lie choc tie reau
puisse blesser la membrane du tym-
pan ; me vague, Ell s%ouffletant 20
%reille, determine lie meme effet,
l'eau p6netre solvent aussi par les
marines jusqne dams la trompe
diEustache ; on 6prouve une cepha-
|lalgie tres caracteristique ct de la
|surdite. L'eau salee par elle.m6me
est III irritant qui O%ccasionne des
indammations aigu6s; l'eau douce
ne produit pas, en- general, une irri.
tation anssi grande. Conclusion
tampounez.vou les 0reilles.
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Cette scmaine a VII completer les
trottoirs que notre vile faisait cOn-
struire. On repare en- cn moment,
ceux que Pusage await %degrades:
NOtre administration m%unicipale
montre reellement une grande acti-
vite, dams la poursuite DIES amelio-
rations don't ellie gratiie Thibodaux
ct bien tot ellie sc demandera: que
reste.t.il a faire
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Mercredi ct jeudi prochains, %
ct 26 Juliet, auront lieu en la sale
st. Joseph, les exercices de fin
d'annee du College de Thibodaux.
Cette ceremonie, toujours inte-
ressante .ponr notre population,
aura cette aimee un attrait lie plus
ct he peut manquer d'attirer un
grand nombre de Spectators.
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Communique.


New YORK, II juliet, 1883.
Monsieur pEditeur de Ia SENT1-
NELLIE de Thibodaux:
Nous venons de fonder, 1GS Pearl
street, New York, une Agence
Commercials qui Sc charge lie Ia
chat, sur cette place, ct de rexpe.
dition de toutes sortes de marchan.
discs que ses clients he peuvent Sc
prOcurer dams les localities qu'ils
habitent, on qu'ils peuvent obtenir
q meilleur compile par son inferno
diaire. C'est vous dire que nous
recevons parfois DIES commissions
impossibles, mails la plus baroque
que nous ayons recue est celle.ci:
AGENCE COMMERCIALS FRANCO
Am6ricaine,
16S Pearl st. NewYork.)
Messieurs :-J'appartiens a la
race blanche ct je desire une 6pou-
Sc, mas je ne suis pas dificile II
lie choix. Envoyez men une..-.
quelque chose d'a pen pres, de MIN
porte quelle pationalite, blanche GU
noire. AL fait,, tine noire serait
preferable. Ellie pourrait m'aider
dams mes travaux sans craindre les
marques de SUE, car je suis fumiste
pour vous s%ervir, "RIGoLo."
Jetais sur lie point de 1epondre d
mon fumiste 6merite que nous ne
sommes pas n agence matrimo-
nia;e, lorsque, par bonheur, J'ai WI
dams votre estimable SENTINELLE
rannonce mirobolante du Terre-
bonnie Times de Houma, offrant
genereusement une publicite gratu.
ite a tons ceux que tourmente lie
desir du coniungo.
Je vous recommande notre client;
veuillez ne pas Poublier: il est 81
pen exigeant!.. .Je lie suis davan-
tage, vous me croirez sans peine.
Mails, apres tout, pourquoi ne pro-
titerais je pas de poccasion! Faire
venir une femme de la Louisiana 4
New York;. .Pidee est assez Sc
duisante. --.car enfin, on a la chan
ce de ne pas voir solvent sd belle
mere.
Sur ce, agreez, monsieur rEdi-
teur, passurance de mes sentiments
les plus Iespectueux.
UN FRANCO-AMERICAIN.
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LIE travail est le pere de toutes
les vertus, CONNIE l'oisivete est Ia
mere de tous les vices. LIE travail
fortitie lie corps, maintient la sante,
pro!onge Ia vie, ct fait paraitre lie
temps court, rarce que le travail
eat dams Pordre dc IL nature. Loi.
sivete, an c%ontraire, porte les mar
ques visibles de la reprobat,on d.
vine: ellie engendre Ia mollesse ct
pennui, les maladles ct Ia misere
ellie indnit le richie q tons les vicss,
ct le pauvre 4 tous les criEes.
crp- FRANKLIN.
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On salt l'amour que les Arabes
eprouveut pour les recits ct les sen.
fences. Citons Get apologize qui a
cours paImi eux.
I'm savant %s'embarque sur une
nacelle poul traverser un large
feuve. II dit au batelier:
~--CoDnais.tu l'histoire
Non.
-Alors, tn as perdu la Motto de
Ia vie! Connais-tu les mathemati-
qaes?
Non.
-Alors, tn as perdu les trois
quarts de ia vie!
A peine lie savant await il pro.
nonce ces mots qu'un coup de vent
tit chavirer III barque.
-Sais-tu nagers demapde 4 son
tour lie batelier au pauvre profess
seur qni Sc deba,tait dams les tlots.
-Helas, non!
Eth bien, tn as peIdu ia vie
tout entierc.
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Nous avons Ell lie plaisir de rem
contrer reinforcement, Mr.. 2. l..
Chappuis, avocat ct notalre a
Rayne. II 6tait en- visite dams nOtre
paroisse ct nous a parl6 de son nou
veau pays d'adoption CONNIE dun
endroit quill est desirable de voir
ct d'habiter. Nous nj pOuvOns
6migrer que ditlicilement 4 Rayne
mais nous nous proposons d'y faire
une viSite aussit6t que faire Sc
pOurra.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-07-21

Les amateurs de bon win, Jen.
tends de win authentique, de vim
pur, g~enerenx, de vim a,yant du bou-
quet, catholique EN- an mot, quoique
n'etant pas baptise, devront s'a-
dresser au cafe de Mr.. TheOphile
Bergeron, qui Sc fera IN plaisir de
leur livrer &c rare article.