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sions Of the schooner, fully prepared tor
death, logged and hopeless.
On suddenly a BREATH felt the vessel
rise. She was swung ~ with the giddy
velocity Of a hunter clearing a tall gate. she
sank again, and there was mighty concus-
sion forward, then pause o. steaduess while
voI might have counted Gy". then wild up
ward hoave. sort u sharp floating fall "a
hash graf us along her keel and sides. as
though she was being smart.y warped over
.o.ks, followed hy an ulmlstaSa0ie free
pitching AID rolling motion
aad spruny Co ny feet am stool waiting.
Lut o.. instant ! gathered boy -.c rlYstaeut,
a. her that slo Was released / -pr-nE lse 70
mailman up the companion steps. The sea,
breaking on her bow, flew in heavy showers
along the deck and half blinded me But
was somi-delirious, and having sat 50 long
with deaths hand in mine, was IN a passion
ately defiant mood, with a perfect rage Of
scorn Of peril in me, and | walked right on 10
the forecaSte, giving the flying sheets OF
water there no heed. In a minute u block Of
sea tunble1 upon me and left me broathless
the iciness Of 1t cooled nay minds heat, but
not mn resolution. | was determined 10 judge
as best could by the light Of the foam Of
what had happened, and holding on tena-
ciously to whatever came 10 my hand, and
progressing step by step, got 10 the fore
castle and looked ahead.
Where the ice was the water tumbled in
milk: twas four or five ships lengths distant,
and | could distinguish no more than that. !
pecred over the lee bow, but could see no ice.
The vessel had gone clear; how, knew not,
and can never know; but my own fancy IS
that she split the bed with her own weight
VIXEN the sea rose and threw the ice up, for
she had foated on a sudden, and the noises
which attended her release indicated that she
had been forced through a channel
Ireturned aft, barely escaping Il second
deluge, and looked over the quarter; no ice
was there visible TO me. The vessel rolled
horribly, and perceived that she had de
cided list to starboarl, the result Of the shift
ing OF what was in her when the Ice came
away from the main with her; and it va,
this heel that brought the sea washing over
the bow. | took hold OF the tlller 10 try 1t,
but either the helm was frozen iInInoyable,
or the rudder damned in its gudgeons, or il
soIae other fashion fixed.
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Prof. LOisette Wins In Court.
LITERARY PIRACY CONDEMNED
from New York Eun.)

from Neu York SUM-
"Chief Justice Van Brunt, holding
the Special Term of the Supreme Court
on the application of Nelson Smith and
Col. Robert G. Ingersoll, made the in
junction in favor of Prof. Loisette, re-
straining George S. Fellows from pub
fishing his Memory System perpetual.
CDR. William A. Hammond, Daniel
Greenleaf Thompson, author Of a work
on psychology, and several other pro-
fessors testified that Prof. Loisette's
system was original, being a new de-
parture in the education of the memo
ry. The Court ordered Fellows to de-
liver up to Prot. Loisette the stereotype
plates and all the books in his control.
Over nine thousand copies of the pirat-
ed edition were delivered up yester-
day"
We are informed that full details
will be furnished in the prospectus
sent post free by Prot. A. Loisette, 2S7
Fifth Avenue, New York.
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tons Of the present Executive Com
mittee, OF the will of the Democratic
voters subsequent to that election.
"The right Of the present Executive
Committee to fix the number Of dele
gates who shall represent the parish Of
Laf0urche in the Congressional Con-
vention to be held in New iberia on
September II, 1888, is perfect in m.
opinion.
"But the power to fix the number of
delegates, does not carry with it the
right to name the delegates. The vo-
ters are the only persons who can
name the delegates, and the selection
of the delegates should be given to the
voters. I therefore vote mo-"
The president declared the resolu-
ton adopted.
The president named the following
10 delegates Ernest Roger, DR..
John Gazzo, Jr., J. NJ. Leblanc, John
S. Billiu, H.. L. Wilson, l. D. Moore,
j. M. Bourg, L. j. Trosclair, T. p.
Bergeron and n. w. Whitehead, when
the Committee adjourned sine die.
J.. L. AUCOIN, President,
S. T. GR1sAMoRE, Secretary.
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NOTICE..

OFFICE REGISTRAR OF voTsRs. PARISH OF !
LAroURcHE, Thibodaux, Aug. u, 1883. :
l hereby give notice that the registration
Office Of the parish Of Lafourcbe will be open
at the following places. for the purpose Of
registering such voters as may not be already
registered. Notice is also given to all voters
who may have changed their precincts. t.
come forward and have the changes made on
the poll books.
Courthouse. Thibodaux, from Sept. 3 to Is,
inclusive.
Angel.oz Store, Sept. L..
Basset's Store, Sept. Is.
Lafourche Crossing, Sept. Ie.
James Beary's Store. Sept. 90.
Mrs. Gossin's Store. Sept. 81.
Andra's Residence, Baton Pilon. Sept. q.
Other appointments will be announced next
week. JOHN NJ. WALSH,
Assessor and Registrar.
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Them's Our Sentiments.

Much to the surprise and disappoint-
ment of his supporters Mr.. Gay has
telegraphed to the chairman Of the
district committee that the condition
of his health will prevent him from be-
ing . candidate for denomination, but
we contend that this should not be &C
cepted as an e%quivocal withdrawal
from the field. Of course we can readi-
~ understand that Mr.. Gay, who did
not seek a nomination either in 1884
or 1886, has no desire to compete for
it now, and that he shrinks from tax
ing his health and strength by engag-
ing in an active canvass for reelection,
but we feel confident that if the dis
trict convention dominates him, as it
should do and that by reclamation, he
will not refuse to run. His invaluable
services and eminent capacity as a
representative of the peculiar interests
Of this district entitle him to this COM
pliment, and the welfare of the people
and the Democratic party demands
that such a course be pursued. MIR.
Gay can be reelected almost without
an effort, and certainly without any
on his own part, whereas the nomina-
ton of any other candidate. will entail
the necessity Of a heated, active and
expensive canvass, besides placing the
! result in extreme doubt.
We hope the press and party leaders
Of the district will recognize tho dan
ger we have pointed out and unite in
urging the denomination and reelection
Of Congressman Gay.-Donalsonville
Chief
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Our Candidate for PresidAnt.

He will be nominated by the con
venti0n and will be elected by the
people, because he will come the near
est TIP filing their ideal Of a Chief
Nakistrate. Electric Bitters has been
given the highest place, because no
other medicine has so well filed the
ideal of a perfect tonic and Alternative.
The people have Endorsed Electric
Bitters and rely upon this great rene
dy in all troubles of Liver, Stomach
and Kidneys. For all Nalarial Fevers
and diseases caused by Malarial Poi
sons, Electric Bitters cannot be too
highly recommended. Also cures
Headache and Constipation. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed, or money refunded.
Price SOC. and 81 at Thibodaux Drug
Store.
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The Thibodaux SENTINEL, Houma
Courier, iberia Enterprise, Jeanerette
Pilot, aud other influential newspa-
pers of the third district are in line
with the Iberville South and Donald
vile Chief in advocating Mr.. Gays re-
election, and there is every reason to
presume that their attitude is indica-
tive of the sentiments of a decided
majority of the district Democracy
with respect to the choice of a men,
Der Of Congress.-DOnaldsonville Chief.
You are right, Bro. Bently, at least
SO far as Lafonrche is concerned. Her
people are practically unanimous in
their support and advocacy Of Mr.. Gay
He is good enough for them, and they
want him by all mean to succeed him.
| self. Let him be renominated.
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The Police Jury of Ascension parish
appropriated 800 to. pay for 5000
copies of an article recently published,
setting = forth the induce
h1ents to immigrants contained in thu
parish of Ascension. The solons Of
that parish understand the great ad-
vantage Of printers ink in advertising
the resources of their section.
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Dr. John Gazzo, the able and public
spirited coroner of this parish, has ta-
ken steps to give a grand fair at st.
Mary plantation, near Raceland on the
LIST anl2d, Of September for the bene-
fit of tire sufferers from the storm in
Terrebonne. The end in view is in
every way commendable'a and we trust
that the attendance will be large and
that the net proceeds will surpass. the
brightest anticipations of the prcjec-
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Personals.

Mr.. George Dionne has been rusti-
eating at Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr.. Frank Barrilleaux, of LockpOrt,
was in town during the week or bust
ness.
Mrs. Francois Riviere will leave
Thibodaux next Monday for New Or
leans, where she intends to make her
home for the future.
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Our congratulations IRE rendered to
our young friend, MI. Louis Riviere,
on his happy nuptials with Miss Elda
Pierson, which event took place last
Thursday evening at St. Joseph's
Church, in the presence of a numerous
assemblage of friends and a%cquaintan-
oes of the youthful couple. May the
stalwart groom and the charming
bride realize their brightest dreams OF
domestic bliss, is our heartfelt wish.
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Our Mr.. Racquet was very success
full in collecting funds for the Terrc-
bonnie sufferers, and hereby tenders
his thanks to the subscribers for their
generosity. The amount has been
forwarded to Mr.. Aubin Bourg, Of
Houma. for distribution,
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L. A. d. E.

The attention of the public is called
to our advertising columns, where will
be found among IL new ads. LA
garde's Anti Dyspeptic Elixir" annex
%cellent remedy for dyspepsia and all
disorders of the stomach. Sufferers
from such disorders will consult their
own good by giving it a trial.
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THWILL POSITIVELY CURE any
case of collie or BOTS.
The sale of this preparation has
been enormous, ONE HUNDRED
BOTTLES having been sold in the
last six weeks, with nothing but praise
as the result.
These preparations are recommended
by the following-named gentlemen:
n. w. Whitehead, Leon Drexler g.
Son, Alfred Chol, Jim Malbrough, H.
Tetreau, Arthur Marlborough, w. F.
Denny, u. Denny, Frank Tompkins,
E. G.. Robichaux, Wilson Lepine, John
Tompkins, r. A. Frost, John w. Pugh,
DR.. D~ansereau, DR.. Bourgeois, w. H.
Raglan.
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From "a private letter. from Mala-
COY shown us by q friend, we learn
that the water rose SO high during the
late storm as to run over the Malagay
ridge in many places.
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Great Demand.

Oakland City, Ind Sept. q, 1896.
Z. G. C. Certain Chill Cure is meeting
with greater demand than ever at present. l
have been selling it on u guarantee to break
chills, with privilege in case OF failure, OF Gus
toner returning for money, with happy re
suits 80 far, not u bottle having been return
ed. I
Yours Truly. IRA LCTES, Druggist.
Sold by Thibodaux Pharmacy, b..
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MI. j. 8. T. Dezauche has moved in
to the Meyer building, No. 8 Main
street, lately occupied by MIR. E. G.
Curtis. The store lately used by Mr.
Dezauche is vacant for the present.
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The. thumb of Mr.. Pat Hogan, which
had, been badly crushed some time
ago by 2O-pound sledge hammer, Ia
improving, and we hope that the gem
tleman will soon be able to use his
right hand, ~ SD
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We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation from Prof. j. A. fourier, of
Baton Rouge, with a complimentary
ticket, to attend a concert and enter
tainment given on the Both August by
the Independent Silver Cornet Band,
Of the Capital City. We deeply ap-
p~reciate the compliment and regret
that we were unable to attend.
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Our municipal authorities have bee'
engaged during the week IN openini
mn the drains of the town.
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We are indebted to Mrs. Andrew
Price. of Acadia plantation, for a plate
of delicious Jersey butter from her
dairy. The present was much appre-
ciated by us,.and We hereby return our
thanks to the charming donor.
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Several eistcrns in this town have
had to be emHtiel on account of the
water becoming foulfrom the accumu-
lation of leaves and other foreign mat
tel. washed from the roefs ip therrecent
storm. w.~1
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Miss Mary Laforest, an experienced
teacher, has resolved to opera select
school for young children on Monday
next, in . building on President street,
corner of Cider.
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We have before us the prospectus Of
The Capital Item, a newspaper soon to
be started and published in Baton
at the subscription price of one
dollar year. We will gladly ex-
change with the new conner when it
gets started. -
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The weather during the week ha'
been very rainy, but that is no Longer
. novelty in this community.
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Every mechanic Of the town is ut
work, and in fact there is not sufficient
skilled labor here to supply the de-
mand. Bricklayers, carpenters and
engineers are in special request.
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The fire alaymwas sounded at about
Ia o'clock II. IN. hast Sunday, and was
promptly responded to by the entire
fire department.. The new steamer
bod ten pounds Of steam by the time
it reached the scene of the fire, and
this was amply sqiiic'enttU start oper-
atoms. Fortunately. the fire was con-
trolled IN 4 short tinlr by can OF
buckets Of watef. 1t had broken out
on the roof of the kitchen occupied by
MI. Emile Dugas, on Green street.
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THE tiles on Oh. Dansereau's pre-
,,;ses have drained off the rain watel
in a most satisfactory way.
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We learn from u exchanges that
the storm has been as bad in its effects
in other localities as it has been here,
and some places Jared worse than we
did.
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Mr.. Leon Drexler has arrived from
the West with a drove of sixty-seven
head Of fine young mules and horses,
which are now stabbed temporarily at
MI. Ii. Tetreau's.
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LOCAL NEWS.

A We 70 to press we learn that tho
.I.uraion to Opeleusas, which was to
taken place tomorrow, has boon
..4,cned until the 10th instant.
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The parish of. Iberia has elected
delegates to the Congressional Conven-
ton favorable to the denomination OF
Hon. Ell. Gay, with the Hon. j. NJ.
/ Avery, Of iberia, as second choice.
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We are informed that the rice plan
tiers have considerable difficulty in Sc
ruriug hands for the harvesting OF theil
CROPS.
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The Thibodaux College, Mount Car
mel Convent and st. valerie's School
will resume their sessions next Mon
day. Parents contemplating sending
their children to these various schools
are advised to have them in atten-
dance on the first day of the session
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rbe town assessor is now engaged
!, completing his rolls.
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We are glad to note that the Mayor
has had u brick curbing put down on
Thibodaux street, between st. Philip
and Focus.
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MANUFACTURED BY
r. H. Gruneberg,
ThibodauA Drug Store.

gFor sale by all retail grocers and
druggists. Wholesale by Finley &
Brunswig, n. o. je9-6m.
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AND ONE DOZEN
V0rmOnt'S
TONIC POWDERS.

wBy doing this you save thousands
of dollars. When mules and horses
are overworked and in poor condition
these powders restore their lost
Vigor and Strength.
VTHERE IS NO SULPHUR IN
THESE POWDERS Cattle car be
exposed to the weather and worked
the same as usual.
collie AND BOT CURE
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II am clear in the opinion that the
present Executive Committee hss the
nndoubted right to elect the delegates
from this parish to the Congressional
Convention called for Sept. 18th, in
any manner it sees fit. Personally, l
would prefer that the whole matter be
RENTED to the people to select the de-
legates by primaries, but yiefding,to
| the wishes OF il majority of this COM
mittee, for the reasons set forth in the
preamble of the resolution D tote Aye"
Mr.. S. L. Grisamorc in voting said
.'The late Executive Committee OF
1.-THE Democratic party Of the parish Of
Lafourcie, in passing the resolution
ut its session OF November l2,18S7, Of
dering IN election of Is delegates to
represent the parish of Lafourche In
ali State, Congressional, District, SEN
atorial and Judicial conventions until
December l, 1891, exercised . powe|
that it had no authority to use
"The right t submit to the De,nocra'
tic voters Of the parish, at the primary
election held ON December II, 1887
the selection OF delegates to represen1
the Democracy in all conventions call.
ed to nominate candidates to bo votef
for ut the general election in April
1883, was indisputable, but mo 'powe'
EXISTED in that body to bind. the &C
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-01-27

The disturbance of the ocou.
pations of labor in the United states
would affect a great-very great-propor-
ton Of our inhabitants There are. i'm
round numbers, now engaged in apricui-
ture, 100000 engaged IN professional
and personal service Justly embracing
as the census puts it, LAWYERS, doctor.
aud hired help Of every domestic kind in
one class-5,0 OO00D engaged in trade and
transportation, 1900, 600 engaged in man.
uiactnres aud mechanical Industries
iuUlOOo total of 1900 900.
rms total represents in families a mum.
per not less than 80. 900 OUOdirectlydepend.
eht upon agricultural pursuits, and nor
less thAn 100000 dependent upon man
ulacturlng aud mechanical pursuits. If
tneh' ny importing more Of the products
OIL IOrelgn labor we diminish the con
sumption OF the products of home labor.
we would shorten not only the total wages
upon which l4OoODOO of our people sIib.
siSL, blt also the earnings upon which
81, uoDUJo OF food etc, producing citizens
VINO now supply their wan $ from the
WAGES earned III manufacturing and me.
cH8hlcs depend. The probable outcome
OF tuth step ought to appal every
WGrhi n@-man aud every capitalist. and
an DINERS VINO desire the welfare Of ali
1he people OF Their country.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-01-27

intends to carry on his farm himself this
year and build n large barn. Ice is being
harvested of very thick and good quality
...H. VI. WillsOn is breaking fine span
of iron gray colts. Now is a good time
TO thin out the sparrows, and some of our
boys are at it. Use wool or leather wads
III your guns ana so avoid firing build
ingS...The thermometer registered IS
below zero Sunday morning. In some
places 90 below during Saturday night.
ST. GEORGE.
Il. f. Brown is sick with rheumatic
fever. Bollin Forbes is having Il bad
time with the cut on his knee, having
caught cold in it,. Miss Cynthia Hins-
dill returned home on the 10Th from the
Normal school at Johnson Her sister
phebe came home from her school at
Montpelier the same time aud staid over
sunday The eucbre party given by
Miss Sadie Weed at the house of her
Uncle EuOCh on the evening of the Goth,
was beautifully treated to warm sugar
waXed on snow which was equally as good
as fresh made sugar.
wEsTFORD.
The verdict Of the jury IN the case Of
Manley Holmes VS.. William b. Jones
tried before justice last Monday, was
"the plaintiff shall pay the defendant $50, -
from which decision the defendant took
An appeal. l.. G. Nichols for plaintiff and
ii. y. Deavitt of Colchester for defendant
....L. Tracey from Essex junction has re-
Gently moved into town and opened a
shoem0ker's shOp...A little girl belong
ing to John HnWrigan * sick with pneu.
mouia and tousiits... lie many friends
of Alr- Il. NJ. lIuntley are gratifled to
learn that she still continues COnvalesceut
800. Mrs. Lawrence, mother of Deacon b.
+. Lawrence and the late Hon. l.. l. Law
renee died last Monday at her homestead,