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New COIOrs. NeWStyIes,
NEW GOODS.

TO- yards Figured Delalne, wool
filling, for S1.O0.
- yards Sultlng for Sl.5O.
Eight yards 36-inch-Wide Ker-
Seys for Sl.S5.
Eight yards German CaShmeres
for $1.98.
Eight yards Ladies' Cloth, all
COlOrS, $3.50.
Seven yards 52-inch Scotch Suit.
lngS for $3.43.
Eight yards Atwood Henrietta
Cloths for $3.50.
Eight yards Atwood Drap DAT
mas for $40.
Eight yards best French Serge
for $3.50.
200 Patterns assorted styles,
best qualities, i'm COlOFed Dress
Goods from IS to $3.50 a dress.
All our Christmas Dresses
marked plainly, quantity and
price. A child can easily select
from our stock.
Buy early while the assortment
Is complete.
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1t is stated that on account OF the re-
cent heavy losses by fire, it is likely that
after June the insurance, companies
will advance rates al over the country
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new Advertisements.
BOARD FOR HORSES.

viii take limited number OF Horses to Board
Good Box Stalls, good care. Terms reasonable
II. 4. MOTION.
Bennington, Nov. Is, 1889. asia
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JOHN B. WINDER.

The remains of this well known
citizen who died in Cincinnati, Ohio,
last Sunday, were buried in st. Johns
cemetery in Thibodaux on last We'd
nesday evening. by the side of his
wife and child who had preceded linn
to the silent land.
The deceased was born near Schriever
about 43 years ago, and after he
reached manhood, his home was in
HOuma, La, where he had a large prac-
tice as an attorney-at-law. Everywhere
he was universally esteemed by all
with whom he am in contact, SD
cially or otherwise. He was possessed
of good conversational abilities, ge-
NAL and affable in manner, kind in
disposition and affectionate as father,
husband, and son.
For several years he has been an
invalid and unable to attend to any
business. The deceased leaves fOul
children who are under the care Of his
sister.
The remains were accompanied
from New Orleans by several relatives
and the Reverend DR.. Markham, al
intimate friend Of the family of the de.
ceased for many years, who oficiate(
at the grave in most feeling and elo'
quent language. A large assembly o
the friends of the deceased awaited
the arrival Of the body, in St. john
cemetery, and participated in the las
rites of the deceased.
Thus has passed away one of til,
promising young men of southern
Louisiana, in the pride and strengtl
of manhood, regretted and mourne,
by all who knew him.
The deceased was a son Of the lat
Van Winder of Terrebonne, and
grandson of the once famous Fell
Grundy n of the cabinet officers {
President Andrew Jackson.
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A Sound Legal OpiniOn.

f. Bainbridge Munday, Esq, County
Atty, Clay Co., Tex says: "Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy re-
suits. Ny brother also was very low
with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but
was cured by timely Use of this medi-
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his life
Mr.. ID. l. Wilcoxson. of Horse Cave.
KY, adds Il like testimony saying: He
positively believes he would have died.
had it not been for Electric .Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off, as
we'll as cure Dengue and all Malarial
Diseases, and for all Kidney, Liver
and Stomach Disorders stands unequal
ed. Price SOC. and 81 at ThibOdaux
! Drug Store.
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He Showed His Good Sense.

Our travelling men as a rule are men
of lively disposition. They make a
good impression on 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 drummer
is not behind his fellows. Capt. c. F.
Hoke, one of the most widely known
travelling men in the South, writes
l got from You a bottle of DR. West
moreland's Calisaya Tonic for my lit
tie daughter, who had been p%rostrated
with fever and was very weak and had
no appetite. She had not used more
than half the bottle before she had an
excellent appetite and regained hel
strength with astonishing rapidly. !
believe it to be an excellent Tonic
This great Tonic is sold by j. 7. Thib
Odeaux g. Son.
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Sugar Practically Made Free.

The report prepared by the clerk Of
the House of Representatives, by di-
~rection of the Ways and Means Com
mittee, on the Senate tariff bill, makes
the following statement in regard to
sugar:
SCHEDULE E.-SUGAR.
217. Sugar below No. Is, Dutch
standard, is reduced in rates one half
and mOlasses below No. Sc pOlaris-
col,ic test is made free, which practi-
calfy places all molasses on the free
list, and sugar DRAWINGS and sweep
ings, now 20 per cent ad valorem, are
made to bear the same rate as sugar
or molasses, according to relative test
By reduction by adulteration these.
too, may lie included in free molasses
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Warmotl,'s candidate started out ex-
pecting to be greeted with Democrats
everywhere on his route.
Instead he has met with the refusal
OF the leading white Republicans
i'll New Iberia and Jeanerette to as
sist in his meetings.
In Thihodaux there was not a soil
tary white Democrat to meet him.
and i'll Napoleonville it was the
same old story. Warmoth's candidate
will learn on Tuesday next that the
Democrat, of this District tote for
principles and not men, neither can
they he deluded with false logic and
false assertions,
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"Do You see any niggers around

do you see any niggers around
here now ~
Such was the question said to have
been put by MIR. l.. F. Suthon, mana
ger 4 the Minor Headquarters in New
Orleans, to a I'D. reporter a few days
ago.
1t seems the It'd. had referred, "A
DAY or two before that question was
p~rorouhded, to the fact that many n.-
gr0es were seen at the Minor head.
quarters.
We have no fault to find will, Mr..
sutton for asking that question: it
evidently stung him to be twittc,i
with holding levees composed princi-
pally OF men of sable hue and doubt
full complexion.
But what surprises us ia that the.
gentleman should have placed him
self i'll the awkward position which he
now occupies. He must have antici-
pated the dangers of contamination
which surrounded him. His ':John-
SON. to whom he has been SO long de-
voted and for whom lie il said to dis
play more than Boswellian venera-
ton, descended to the depths of ac-
ceptlng his nomination from the .'men
and brethren" who now seem to fill
Mr.. SUTTON with such loathing and,
however distasteful the contact OF
the Triggers may be to Messrs.
Minor, Sutl,on and others of their
class, the cOlOred voter has a right to
call on them at their elegant head
quarters and to attend their campaign
ing party, and if he don't assert that
right, we shall entertain less respect
for him.
Minor counts Oh the votes of the
negroes to elect him and he should be
none toe good and respectable tu
treat them Will, proper courtesy.
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Al! sugars above No. 16, Dutch
standard, are reduced less than one
half, leaving the margin on refined
sugars above raw sugars higher than
at present. For instance, the rates
on sugar Of go below IL Dutch stan
lard and that on sugar above No 20
arc within a fraction of 81 per cent,
while under the substitute the 90 SUI
gar will be reduced to AZ per cent
and that above No. 20 to Al per cent.
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Well Hon. Mr.. Peters of Kansas is
mere to enlighten the people how to
vote next Tuesday.
Having never seen q stalk of sugar
saee, o II straw of Rice until he
ohe, he is now instructing the citi-
sas how to grow those articles.
W. Peters is Il bitter southern hater
sds here for no good purpose, but
We sun will rise and set at the usual
sals on Tuesday when Price will be
Seesed to congress all the anne
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Personals.

ihe friends of the venerable Owen
ssSa regret to know that he is sui
~, ne considerably Of late, and, un-
: 10 attend to any business.
sas Mary Conlon who has been
3.salng several months in Greenville,
.sasNsslppi. with her sister Mrs. Cher
n, returned on Monday accOmpa-
paby Mrs. Cherault.
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The Honorable member of Congress
from Kansas o sacheeing around
this d: strict in the interest of War
moths candidate, will peter ont next
Tuesday and 90 home with his tail be-
tween his legs like PontO when caught
in his neighbours pantry.
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1t does the venerable gray haired
Democrats good to see the rising gen
Grafton. who are to take their places.
coming to the front in this campaign
and marching onward to success
Their young friends need not appre-
bend that tlleirseuiors will envy them,
on the contrary it is just what brings
delight and gladness to their hearts
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NOTICE

ASSESSORS OFFICE, PARISH OF LAFOCRCHE
THIBoDAUx, La, August 10th. 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the appoint
ments made by me for the country about
registration are hereby cancelled, for want
of time to I'LL them. l will be found hence
forward at my Office at the courthouse in
Thibodaux, for the purpose of registration
PROSPER TOUPS.
Registrar of Voters.
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IT INCREASES THE TAXES ON SOUTH
ERN PLANTERS.

The committee on Ways and Means
caused IL report to be prepared by ex-
perts under the direction of the clerk
OF the House, in regard to the effects
of the Senate tariff bill. The report
is too long to publish in full in this is
sue, but we give enough extracts to
show why it is that the Republican
party proposes to make Il reduction of
$2S, OOO, 900 OH the sugar duties:
'Out of fourteen schedules under
which all dutiable articles are arrang-
ed, eleven have + ties increased and
in Il tlerate is stationary. The last
schedule, and the only one of the four
teen which, as IA whole, shows any
material reduction, is E, sugar, on
which $yS, zoo, 900 are reduced, the
raw sugars being reduced one-lialf aud
the refined sugars no so much" To-
bacco, principally Il Southern product,
WAS also reducedmaterially, the i'm
port duty being cut down from 30 to
20 cents IL pound.
Chains. such as trace-chains, etc,
are raised from 37,44 per cent to 3d.
81 per cent.
Cotton ties are raised 2 cents more
than the hoop iron from which it is
made, increasing the over
$24D 900 and raising the duty from 30
per cent, to los per cent!
Sheets of iron and taggers iron rails
ed from 30 to 60 per cent more than
doubling the duty.
Fence wire rods, steel wire, ingOts,
blooms, slabs, biilets, etc, raised from
Is to 90 and 80 per cent.
On cutlery the increase is estimated
at - per cent.
On cheap head loading shotguns the
rate is from 30 OPS per cent.
Leaf tobacco for cigar wrappers,
principally a Northern product, is
raised from 35 to Is cents a pound.
Increase Of duties on horses aud cat
tie would amount to nearly $500, 600.
Rates on Sundries are increased rs
follows:
Extract of meat from 20 to 25 pei
cent.
Grapes from 20 per cent to l cent a
III, or about 25 per cent.
Hops from AZ to So per cent.
Cherry juice from 20 to 55.97 pei
cent.
Lemonade and soda water an in.
crease of 81 per cent.
Il The total increase of duties in til,
wine schedule would aggregate $466
1918.
Cotton yarns, stockings and cloth
are increased.
Ready made clothing raised from 8:
to 40 per cent.
Flax, hemp, and jute yarns, linens
sail duck, seines and Irvine, all shoy
an increase of about Is per cent
Linens raised from 80 to so per cent
Woolens' are to pay a duty of 10
and IO3 per cent, increasing tn
-, revenue $615, OO0.
. Rates on cheap grades knit good
: raised to 2S5 per cent, making $50
. 600 increase in duties.
( The following are some of the es
: timated increases in duties:
WOrsted... $500. .....---.$ ,OOO,OO
5 Dress goods. .$1,45O,N
Clothing .$lOO,OO
:, In fact the total increase upo
J, manufactures of wool alone, aggre
$ gates $4,000 OO.
But without going any further int
e the schedules, it must be apparent
: the most careless observer, that I'll
: Republican bill is intended solely
protect the industries Of the NOrtl
: AMI that Southern interests are reel
1asS1y sacrificed tn further that end.
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The Doctors ~slandered.

Physicians are frequently charged with
condemning all proprietary medicines. which
is false. The profession. as a rule is made up
Of honorable and learned gentlemen: The
proprietors of G.. &. G.. Certain Cough Cure,
point with pride to the fiatterihg testimo-
mails that they have received At home and
abroad from the medical profession, recon-
mending this superior remedy.
Sold by Thibodaux Pharmacy.
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>-eLAcK.DRAUGHT tea cures Constipation

As the regular washing of Thibo-
a,uy Fire Co. No. | comes on the day
Of the excursion tn New Iberia, we
are requested to notify the members
of that company, that the said wash
inr will take place to- morrow morn
ing at the usual hOur-September l,
1899. where Il full attendance is re-
qnested.
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1t is said that one OF the faithful who
came from Houma last Saturday to
meet Mr.. Minor here went home q
Price man. He could not stand the
looks of the followers of Warmoth's
candidate.
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The theatrical season will open
here on September 18th. 1889, when
the German Musical Company will
appear in Firemen's Hall in the play
of "Irish Hearts of old"
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PAS7URAGE

A FINE PASTURE of 500 arpents. situated
near Raceland, particularly adapted to the
use Of cattle raisers and others. Terms per
month: Horses or Mules, 81, Cows or Beeves,
Is cents; Calves or Sheep, 50 cents.
For further information address
OSCAR LEPINE,
Raceland, La.
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ACARD.

meeting of the Republican party on Satur-
day, August "a. lsS9. was done under the ad-
vice Of the Campaign of the
Democratic party.
S. T. GRISAMORE.
Chairman Han committee,
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The campaign tour of Mr.. Andrew
Price, the young Democratic candi-
date for Congress in this Third District
has never been equaled in enthusiasm
aud determined spirit i'll any instance
~ Louisiana.
He has brought to the front
the young Democracy and infused a
yisor into them that brooks no OPP
Position and rouse IL determination
Irwin the election ny u magnificent
majority on Tuesday next.
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DR.. I. P. CAlLL0UET,
La,
Pharmacist and Chemist.
TPRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED,
MT. CARMEL CONVENT,

MT. CARMEL CONVENT,
Thibodaux. La, Jan. 81, 1883.
Mr.. f. Gouaux, Houma. La.
Ce,r Sir-I cannot convey in adequate Ian
gage u satisfactory idea of the benefit J
have obtained by using your Ahti-Asthmatic
have suffered from that dreadful disease,
Asthma, and although l have tried many
remedies, none proved beneficial until l
tried yours. trust my experience with this
precious and valuable powder and mixture
will be the means Of inducing others to give
It q trial. Yours respectfully,
A SISTER OF MT. CARMEL CONVENT.
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seElree's Wine ct cardui

. HtDso7D's BlACK-ORAUGhT are
- bythe following merchants in
sa''le parish, Thibodaux
jos. L. Thibodeaux g. Son.
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s.elaee,. WINE OF cARpyl for Weak Nerve.

The report from the crops of sugar
cane are not so favorable rs II would
desire.
Complaints that can is not grow
ing, in certain localities, as fast dis 1t
should. are frequent.
On Wednesday II shower benefited
come of the crops five miles above
Tibodaux. but the rainfall was not
general.
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Rice cutting has commenced on sew
oral ul%autations and is reported to b'
very good.
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Let your watch-words be: Price
and Protection /; Price and Victory ;
victory and Freedom from Federal
interference in local affairs /; Freedom
and Home Rule.
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xeEls..,.W WINE OF cARovl for female diseases

If any one has any doubt as to the
position of the two political parties in
regard to the tariff, let him read the
article on another page which ex-
plains the line of demarkatioh very
plainly.
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BE NOT DECEIVED.
Vote With a Clear Under
standing of the Facts.

In order that the voters of the
Third District-to whom the issue Of
the coming tariff struggle in Congress
means, on the one hand prosperity,
on the other impoverishment, we re-
produce from The Item Of November l,
1888. the following analysis of the
Senate tariff bill-the bill which that
high authority,
SENATOR ". b. ALLISON,
declares to be tue fixed and unalter-
able plan and policy of the National
Republican party:
The Senate Tariff Bill Ana
lyzed.
1t Increases Protection to
Northern Manufacture
Cl'S.
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Don't forget the day-September
Ard and remember your duty as good
citizens.
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The reception of Mr.. Price today in
A~ssumption will only be equaled by
th,t awaiting him Tomorrow III
HOunla.
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r. r. Nc. Bride has a large supply of
cooking stoves, just suited for the
season. Which will be sold at low
figures.
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Died

On Thursday August 18th. 1889, at $50 a.
IA, Thomas d. Graham, aged A years. q ma
tive of New Orleans,
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LOCAL NEWS.

Vote for Andrew Price and protec-
ton.
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A Gallant Congressman.
THE LADIES IN THE CANVASS.

At AbDevlllc last Saturday, Con-
gresham Blanchard, in his speech tn
the people of Ver,uillion, concluded by
addressing the ladies. He said: ga
word to the ladies present. How well
come to me is their presence here to-
day. No scene, no occasion whether
Of joy or triumph, or OF gladness and
gloom. can be complete or perfect OF
satisfying without woman's presence.
AS man a i'll bear the sorrnws Of
life without her soothing hand and
tender sympathy surely in his hour
OF triumph and exultation, and Oh
great public occasions like this, she is
his meet companion and just partaker.
She fills our hearts and homes and
lives with melody swee-er far than
Calypso poured upon the enchanted
ear of the wondering Ulysses when
she held him !; willing captive in the
grotto of her island home.
"To-day by, our sides they stand
and in our homes they sing and smile,
and in II lives they move and min
gle. For us of the South our nighC of
gloom and disaster has passed away,
and we stand in the kindling light of Il
brighter day and Il higher life. The
| star moves westward no more but
southwark, now. All the signs, all
the nmens point to empire here.
"But it is not here today to attempt
a forecast of coming events. The epic
of our glory as a people and of the
grandeur of our institutions rs, Il ia
| ton of the earth. shall Vet inspire tue
| 1-..A ..,~ fA.> Io,n n~I AvCo
the lyIic heart; and that, when it
comes to pass, its tenderest aud sweet
est strains shall I've where the rich
music watts to all the winds and
| streams and oceans and lands OF lis.
tening earth, and even to the throb-
bing stars above, tho wOndrOus and
thrilling story of those to whom WI
owe the most, and whom we love the
best, the tender and beautiful wOmel
OF our Souther land" [Great applause.
The following have been appointed
United States supervisors of election
for the parish of Lafourche:
Republicans: Nicholas Barnes, II
Stafford. j. G. Rousseau, Gustav
Schmidt, j. c. Guedry, Arthur Cham
paigne, Alceste Chauvin, F. Hauttot
Clinton Belanger, Elphege Ago, Fell,
Delatte, Douglas Tlibodeaux, Gus
tave Boudreaux, Prosper BOndreaux
Joseph Mayer, VIM. Kramer. Thoma
Gaude, Saturnin SEWN, r. D. Lalande
Hector Lacroix, Alceste Arcenaux
Albert J. Harange, w. G. Lawrence
!, VIM. Loche, Francis Roger. Franci
Bourgeois, Leo Bondreapx; Demo
Gratis: Adolph Delamotte. Aurestil
Mire, Reauregard Caro-, Scott Will
liams. Wallace Lefort, Felix Rohi
! chaux, Camille Chauvin, Edgar Ban
rios, Alexis Plaisancc, Cleophas 81,
, vote, James N. Springer, J. G. Billir
LEO. Boudreaux, Louis Damtin, jaime
A. Laforet, Frank Christian, Edwar
Doherty, Thomas Frazier, WIN. Folst
Louis Falgout, Arthur Leville, Adal
Roger, Theopbile Ducos, Cadet Terre
bonnie. Orville Thibodeaux, Ozenc
Hotard, Philip Legeudrc.
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r, -sLAcx.pRAueAI tea for Dyspepsia.
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|30. 1885,
rSery!o
hcured.
flFBERT.|
&BGbcs'p
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f-W,NE OF cARpui, q Tonic for Women.