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IN WHICH ~PAssErARToUT's NOSE Is LENGTH
ENED
The next day PassepNrtout, tired out and
hungry, said to himself that he must eat at
any cost, aud the sooner the better. lie had
This rrFoTrce, to ell his watch, but he would
lRt'Itr lie Of hunger. Now was the time, or
never, Tor thiS good fellow 10 utilize the
strong, if.n melodious. voice with which
nature had favored him.
He knew a few French and English airs,
and he determined to try them. The jap
AneSe ouGht certainly to be lovers OF music,
Alnce everything with them was done to the
The evening world., 1889-12-16

Some beautiful rancies IN rdrlor lamps can
be seen IN he Metropolitan Opera House
COncert-Room tomorrow afternoon aud
erentn1 at the Jnfr in aid pr THE EVENING
WORLD Chrfstn,cS- Tree Fund.
The evening world., 1889-12-16
Guess on Nellie's Home Coming

Coupons for guessers on the exact durA-
ton OF Nellie Bly's journey against time
around the earth arc printed, with full
din ectlons for guessing, In the morning
WORLD. The winner will be given . trip 10
Europe at the expense of THE Womb. The
conditions Of the guessing match arc printed
in full with the coupo0. ,IE
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children OF to-day and those who have long
since been graduated into other walks Of life
an opportunity TO approve OF her whose
teachings have helped them, and to testify
to their tender recollection Of the guide Of
their early footsteps.
The contest will he confined to New York
and New jersey and Connecticut.
The contest will begin on Dec. 20.
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A Fatal Omission.

IRON Piundsr.l
Do you call thkt stuff poetry ?" inquired
the magazine editor contemptuously Of tho
gentleman with the long hair who had SUBJ
mitted . manuscript to him.
Most certainly sir, returned the indig-
stuff 2 You haven't read it YETI
mo, and / don't intend to read il. How
can It be poetry? 1t isn't even written in
The evening world., 1889-12-16
Tommy Strikes a Mystery.

Iron The Bfnohdmten Republicans.
"Ma. I'm puzzled" observed Tommy,
aged four. at the tea-table.
What puzzles you ~ asked the mothor.
How did Mr.. Browns scRrf-pin get in
'em knowed it but me 2"
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Not Complaining ANY.

lFrom me Epoch.l
where did you live before you came
to Kansas City 2" lie asked Of the con-
demned murderer.
I'm st. Louis"
If you had remained in 81. Louis you
wouldn't be IN your position now"
No., sir. but lived there n whole year
and I'm satisfied with things as they are"
The evening world., 1889-12-16
Burning Questions.

lFrom Puck
Going to have something ~ said the oil
can to the kerosene lamp.
Not this morning." was the answer,
I'm pretty full now"
oh. 1 see, " said the can, " heen out
all night, Ell {. We'll, will you smoke 2"
the lamp. ~ '"O
The evening world., 1889-12-16
New Troubles.

IFS too bad that the Blofrets are moving
out OF the neighborhood, isn't it ~
TOO bad Why. BlofIet was a terrible
yes. but now that he is leaving the rents
The evening world., 1889-12-16

The acme or 'u1urV In reclining chairs
maj he seen at the rdtr IN ava or The EVEN
ING WORLD Christmas Tree Fund at Metro.
poiftdn ODerd-House Concert Room TO.
rtotroU afternoon ana euenfno.
The evening world., 1889-12-16
Story of a Good Girl.

Iron the Chicago Journal.
Clara-They tell me that after your quarrel
with Charles he wanted to break the en-
gaRement.asked for his ring, and all that.
Lonlse-Not at all, my dear: l may be
somewhat injured, but I'm still in the ring,
The evening world., 1889-12-16

Cure sick headache, biliousness, liver complaint,
dyspepsia, heartburn. indigestion, malaria, pim-
pies on face and body, impure blood, &c, by using
regularly DIR. G. McLANE's CELEBRATED LIVER
PILLS, prepared only by Fleming Bros, Pittsburg,
Pa. Price 25 cents. Sold by ali druggists. Insist
upon having the genuine On; q. MGLASE's LIVER
FILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, PittsburR.
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Served a Good Purpose

Harkins-I was in a terrible state of mind
this morning. and went over to Hoboken to
commit suicide.
Rookfeller-You don't say! What turned
you from your purpose :?
HarkineT7I found that Hoboken was worse
than suicide.
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A Sure Thing.

A sure Thing.
Iron The BOSTON Herald
Mr.. Sooter-Congratulate me. old boy,
Mr.. Copley-Aha-so the fair Clara has
consented at last, has she?
Iaas. That u. v know, she hasn't ex-
actly said so yet. but her father was looking
me up. in BrGdstreet'S this morning. so /
guess it's q CO."
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A Wet Blanket.

From te EeW Fork Weekiy.1
Noisy Man ION train going West)-Yes
Stree. Bob. The place for the Worlds Fair
Of 1909 is Chicago, and don't you forget IL.
Quiet Man lin seat behind as conductor en-
Chicago 2?
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A Safe -HidinR-Place.

Wife-Where shall we hide the silver while
we are away?
~Husband,Put it in the pockets of your
dresses in the closet,
The evening world., 1889-12-16

Peddlers and some INSCRIPTIONS grocers
are offering limitations which they claim to
~ be PearFne, or " the same is Pearine."
hfW9Te It's alSe-they are not, and besides are
dangerous. PEARLINE is never peddled,
but sold by all god grocers.
Manufactured only by JAMES PYLE. New York
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an immense placard which a sort of clown
was carrying through the streets Of Yoke
anna. This programme was thus wUrded in
English (:
"AcRoBATIo JAPANESE TROUPE
OF THE
HONORABLE WILLIAM BATULcAR.
LAST INTERPRETATIONS,
BEFORE TEEIR D~ErARTURE ToR THE
UNITED STATES ~ AMERICA,
OF THE
Lone NOSES ! LoNd NOSES
UNDER THE DIRECT PROTECTION OF THE
COP TISaoU
GREAT ATTRAcTIoN I"
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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

Phleas FoEya memte of the Reform Club makes wager Of SEQ 600 that he can makes
S SGav T% Il S S$% Ra m%% So5 S sGgst l% SSf Hay ss e Hs$ $r Y FSSPP%ssnssSc %l e b1 . sSs5 RS%
aheadofh hers hdmedtm tint. 81 Ets for the hoe to mauainth his master with .em feet ymn
FSe@HtSE 4. FSFs d%rTqIs TuRffH SgtvaSiiS vssnt. Nj. FIs E.SM st%fES t $Ss
S&%BSifMS h &jt% S% S s % i%BB s%s@r Tor R @Ss ssMs %%g.%T Ty ssEJJ. her &Sn%G1.
In that city destitute and Wandns about unryA md dhconShat"
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Another colored asplrant for prige-ring
fame comes to the front in the person OF
ICY" of the. Northwest. Peters wants to
meet ANY colored boxer in the world, Jack
Ron, OF course, preferred. The Erie Athletic
Club. claims it will attempt to bring about a
meeting between jackson md PeterE.
The evening world., 1889-12-16
From oregon.

woLr CREEK, JOSEPHINE Co.. ors.. }
April Z, 1888.
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Young Wheelock. now with Richard Mans
held, Is the son OF the well-known actor
Joseph, Wheelock. The young man is ag-
grievcd because he found that there is an
other actor of his name who is being mis-
taken for the son Of the popular Joseph.
The evening world., 1889-12-16

The Josephine that Mile. Rhea will
present, at the BroadwaS Theatre this sea-
son is, by Albert Roland Haven. In this
play Rhea'R rather pronounced accent is said
70 be distinctly acceptable.
The evening world., 1889-12-16

"Blueboard, jr. will succeed "Kajanka"
at Nlblo's. in three weeks time, and after
that Conried's production of 1.-The Kings
Fool will be seen in New York, for the first
time, at that house.
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Hea. Andrew Price Casea.

On Wednesday morning, knowing
that Mr.. Price would be fatigued aud
wearied after the excitement and la
bors of the late political campaign,
four young men, who have been en-
ployed on the Acadia plantation for
several years, named J. 8. SmithH rick,
j. S. Williams, Edward Smithwitk,;
and Thomas Jeffries Jr. went to the
residence of Mr.. Price, and then and
there without malice aforethought,
presented that gentleman with a hand
some and elegant goldheaded walking
cane, upon which was engraved,
acadia boys to Andrew Price, our
friend and congressman 1885,"
After recovering from the surprise
occasioned by this sudden flank move
meut of his trusty employees, and duly
expressing his thanks for the n,hgni.
ficent gift presented him, the pleasant
ceremony was concluded by the pop
ping Of Il few Champagne Corks, that
rendered the remainder of the visit
lively and pleasant to all concerned
the rein.
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Hon. Andrew Price, the Dash:
ing Democratic Standard
Bearer, Comes Out with
Flying Colors. His
Majority Over
1000.
LAFOU8cHE, HIS H0ME, 6REETS
HIM WITH the S7UPENDOUS
MAJORITY or 2215
Ten Parishes Out of Twelve Give
Him Fair Majorities.
The Old Third No Longer Doubtful.

Last Tuesdays election proved a
sad Waterloo to the hopes of the Re-
publicans. Backed by the Federal
administration ; aided by the National
Republican Committee encouraged
by the presence and %eloquence of dis
tinguished NOrtherners sent to their
rescue ; they had nursed some faint
hope of success. But, alas! what sad
and bitter disappointment awaited
them! Defeat, gaunt, overwhelming
and crushicg defeat overlook them
and scattered their forces like a cy-
clone.
The Hon. Andrew Price held the
District and has achieved q glorious
victory over his opponent. He hal
carried the District by over 1000 ma.
jority. Lafourche has given him q
2215 majority as u send-oh. Repabli-
caniim in the third is forever buried.
Congressman Price, distinguished
son of Lafourche, the SENTINEL send,
thee its most cordial greetin @ and
heartfelt congratulations.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W. ID. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testifies: 81 can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Ev-
cry bottle sold has given relief in
every case. One man took six bottles,
and was cured of Rheumatism of 10
years standing" Abraham Hare,
druggist, Bellville, Ohio, afirms: "The
best selling medicine l have ever hand
led in my 20 years experience, is
Electric Bitters." Thousands of others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bit
tiers do cure all diseases of the Liver
Kidneys OF Blood. Only u half dollar
a bottle ut Thibodaux Drug Store.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-07

Now that the election is over a word
Of praise should be said of Col. Moore's
management of the campaign. Every
body agrees that the colonel has shown
signal ability in the conduct Of the
fight. When he went to the conven-
ton he had instructions from Major
Price to protest against the presenta-
ton Of the latter's name. But Col.
Moore Was determined that Price
should b the ma and whom the nomi-
nation was made he sawed wood and
said nothing about his instructions.
The campaign committee jumped to
the conclusion in an instant that
Moore was the best man to run the
Price machine and he was elected en-
gineer with typical Democratic unan
unity. And when this was done the
colonel rolled up his sleeves and
worked things with Z. yim and vigo,
that was enthdsing.. The result il
shown in the election Col. Moore
deserves a blue ribbon and a high po-
sition among American political ,diplo.
mats. He is a brick of the first grade
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The usual gathering around Demo-
cratic headquarters the night Of the
election came off on Tuesday night.
But although it was a lively one, it
was not exciting as usual, as the re-
turns came in too Onesided to any
interest. The result was known in
two hours after the poll was closed.
The boys however remained until
near midnight when the venerable
chairman told the happy fellows that
they had had enough good news, fol
one day, and adjourned the meeting.
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After the storm comes the calm.
This is beautifully illustfated by the
squiet Of the politicians, who have been
hustiing for two weeks throughout
~ District, retiring suddenly from
view.
The roar of the cannon re~verberates
no more, the sound of the brass band
Is silent. and the strong lungs Ut
youthful America have a rest.
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The Doctors 8lanlereA.

Physicians are frequently charged with
c~onaemning all proprietary medicines, which
ia false. The profession. as q rule is made up
of honorable and learned gentlemen. The
proprietors Of C.. C.. c., Certain Cough Cure,
point with pride to the flattering testimo-
nials that they rave received at home and
abroad from the medical profession, recon-.
mendin2 this superior remedy.
Sold by ThibOdaux Pharmacy.
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Judge J. NJ. Howell has been q most
efficient aid in the management of the
Third District campaign. In charge
Of the Price headquarters, he proved
ut all times a courteous and obliging
host, and the press is especially in
debted to him for the facilities he af-
tOrded in getting reliable news speedi-
ly to the public.-City Item.
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Last Tuesday was q hot day. At
least Mr.. Minor must have thought SO
when the election kilograms began
to reach him.
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Posters are out announcing a fair
for the 2lst and 22nd inst, on the
Georgia plantation of Mr.. e. s. Ma
thews, for the benefit Of the public
school. The people Of that school
district dsserve success, for they have
already by means ofsfairs erected the
\handsomest school house in the par
fish, perhaps in the State Of course
We speak. Of the country,
W. trust the fair will he literally
patronized and prove n great pecuni,
ary success.
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The report from the crops is good.
Rice that is being harvested is said to
he very fine. Corn that is being
gathered is good, and the cane is re-
ported satisfactory, although COM
plants are heard that it does not
grow as fast as it should.
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Notwithstanding that Price is elect
ed, the lovers of theatres must not for
get Thursday Sept: IL, when the"Irish
Hearts of old" will be played at Fire
mems Hall.
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a~wlME OF cARpUl. = Tonic for Women.

Attention is called to the card of
Chas. w. Pool &C.,, who will furnish
everything in his line at low figures
Persons having work in his line should
call at this Office.
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McElree's Wine cf Cardui

- HEDFORD'S BLACK DRAUGHr are
ale by the following merchants in
s1earehe parish, Thibodaux
Jos. r. Thibodeaux & Son.
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The juvenile Democracy organized
a Calothumpian band on election day
and paraded the town, and thence to
Mr.. Prices residence, playing extra
ordinary music and drowning its dis
cord by loud hurrahs. The little
fellows had q happy time.
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Bayou Lafourche navigation is now
abandoned to fiat boats and the good
light draught steamer Belgrade that
continues to run to DOnaldsOnville. a
great convenience to travellers.
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L. P. Gaude has opened a store ex-
.clusively for the sale Of boots and
shoes, and keeps a we'll selected stock
of everything in that line of goods.
See his card.
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Returning officers Proclamation
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SlAlE Of LOUISIANA.
PARISH Of AFOURCHE.
DE 1T REMEMBERED, THAT /. UNDER
ID signed Returning Officer for the Parish
LafOurche did his dav repair t. the Court of
House of eaid Parish, for the purpose of CON-
piling the returns sent in by the Commission
ers 0f Election at the several polling places
the 3rd day of September, 1889, for one Repre-
sentative from the THIRD Congressional Dis
trict Of this State, in the 5lst Congress Of the
United States, to fill the ~unexpired term CT
the Hon. L. j. Gay. decea.ed. agreeably to
the Constitution and avs of this State aud
in pursuance Of the proclaim stiOn of his Ex-
cellency, Francis Tillou Nichols. Governor
of this State. dated July 18th. 1889, and there
having arrived, / proceeded to cOu:pile
said returns, and have ascertained from said
compilation that the votes cast in the several
polling places in this parish, at said election
Tor one member Of Congress TO represent the
Third Congressional District OF this State in
the Fifty-First Congress Of the United States
are "a follows, viz:
For Representative from TIC Third Ce"gres
sional District:
Andrew Frice-Three thousand and fo--
Henry C. M~inor-kight hundred and
twenty
And having made public proclamation Of
the above results, l have closed the process
verbal of compilation Of votes, which is made
in triplicate. ~ required by law.
Parish Of L.fou,ohe. this 9Th day of Sep
W. e. RAGAN,
Returuins Officer. Parish of Lafonrehe
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r., sLAck.pRAuenI tsa for Dyspepsia.

Lafourche now occupies a proud
position in the ranks OF Democratic
Parishes in Louisiana.
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APRIL q, 1889.

F, Gouaux. Houma, La.
NE have . steady sale for your Asthma
Remedies. We never had . single con-
piaint, but many compliments.
R.TH & FLEETWOOD. Pharmacists.
TbibodAux, La.
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Mr.. Joseph Claudet, n promising
Young sugar planter of L~afourche, led
@the altar last Monday, the 2nd inst,
Ass Agnes Meyer. the accomplished
laughter of Mr. Louis j. Meyer, and
as'er of our talented young physi-
t'ans, Drs. Albert J. aud Louis Meyer.
iae ceremony was very quietly
Saemnlzed in the presence of the i'm.
sediate members of the respective
antilles; and the Young couple then
quietly and unobstrusively repaired
" their home ON st. Bernard plan
suon. Our heartiest congratulations
~Nsnpany them.
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The Ledoux Co., also publish q
card in today's paper. This is q res
ponsible company and worthy OF pat
rOnage.
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1t is too late now to attempt u de-
scription of the great Price meeting
in Houma last Sunday. Let it suffice,
that HOuma deserves and merits the
credit Of getting up the grandest poll
teal demonstration that has ever been
witnessed in south Louisiana, one
that reflects honor upon the gallant
Democracy of Terrebonne, upon the
amiable and lovely ladies whose han
diwork and presence were everywhere
conspicuous, and which was an ovation
to the Democratic standard bearer that
it seldom falls to the lot of man to re.
ceive. A train left TifibOdaux which
before reaching Houma was filled
within and without, on top, on the
coal pile, and wherever a human
could be bestowed.
Addresses were made by Messrs. Price
Wilkinson, Boatner, Waggaman, kno.
block, Schaffer, Avery, and Ogden
1t was a great day. One for which
Terrebonne people may remember
with pride.
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He showed His Coed Sense.

Our travelling men as a rule are men
of lively disposition. They make a
good impression OF the public by their
engaging manners, but when the true
gentleman with kind and sympathetic
impulses and that feeling Of tender.
ness, known only to men Of the high
est order to be shown, the 4drummer"
is not behind his fellpwA Capt. G. F.
Hoke, one Of the most widely known
travelling men in the South, writes
l got from you a b0ttle Of Dr. West
moreland's Calisaya Tesic for my lit
tie daughter, who had been prsstrated
with fever aud was very weak and had
no appetite. She had not ~ed more
than half the bottle before she had an
excellent appetite and regained heI
strength with astonishing rapidity. l
believe it to be an excellent Tonic
This great Tonic is sold by ]. T. Thib'
Odeaux T. Son.
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Judge Howell, secretary Of the Dis
cict committee Of the Democracy
eanie home in time to vote.
The election brought to Thibodaux
hf the purpose of casting their votes.
Ar. W. II. Darden from jefferson,
Nj. Rightor Lagarde from st. James,
Nj. Roberts from st. Charles and Mr..
kaudlett from Plaquemines, whose
smiling faces were welcomed heartily
oy their friends.
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The visiting statesmen just makes
pamocrats come out of the woods and
fields on election day.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Remember Thursday night Sept 18th.
90 to Firemen's Hall. Laugh and
grow fat.
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COngressman-elect Price and the
Democracy of the Third District we're
extremely fortunate in having Hon. l.
ID. Moore, of Lafourcl,e, as the mana
ger of the campaign which last We'd
nesday terminated SO triumphantly.
Courteous to all. yet prompt in deci-
sion and r~esolute of action, no happen
ing or emergency caught him unpre-
pared, his experience and foresight
having provided the right thing to do
at the right moment. Col. Moore, The
Item heartily congratulates you.-City
Item.
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The returns Of election up to mid
nigt at Democratic headquarters are
given in the following