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II est clair quill Y tout await
tage, p0nr augmenter le champ DE-
vision ct dc visibilit6 d'nn monu.
ment eleve, a lie placer dams une
region OH II y peu d'accidents de
terrain. La cathddrale de- Chartres,
sans 6tre tres elev6e, fait le plus
bel effet dams la monotone plaine
de la Beuce. De quelqne cote
qn'oh arrive, on apereoit de tres
ioin SD pointe fine, seul accident
dun immense horizon, convert
dune mrr de mOissons, que le plus
leger vent couvre de rides.
La cathfdrale de St'asbonrg pro-
dnit m rffet parril SUI Ia grande
PLANE G'Alsace: ellie s devenue
comm" un trait ~e>sentiel du bean
paysage qul Sc deronIe sur les deux
rivrS dn khin. entire les deux mu-
rallies paral eles DIES Vosges ct de
la for6t Noire.
Les horizons ties unis sout plus
rares Qu'on ne croi: generalement
II Ia surface ,errestre. Les gran
DIES PLANES dc rorest dies Etats-
UniS sont ondulep>; Giles ont com
me dimmenSeS vagues SucCessives.
On recemment, en- etuuiant le
trace DIES chemins de fer dams "a.
mtrique du Snd, relieve un fat
vraiment curipux: sur Ia liGne de
Buenos-Ayres u Andes (qni Sc
nomme Ia ligne &c Buenos-As res
ct dn Pacifique), il $ a une lonsueur
de 335 Kilometres sans nne seule
cOurb+ ; cette vote Ell liSne droite
ma pas de pareille au monde, Car
sur toute cette distance il NY i, pas
nn p"nt, pas me traEchee, pas un
remblai, atteignant settlement nn
metre en- %profondeul on en- hautcur.
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L'9uf de Paques de Guillaume II.

I'm c%OnfSeuc dc Wiesbade a en-.
voye a Prnpereur d'Allemasne nn
enf de Paques don't les jonrnaux
allemands donuent des descriptions
pnihousiastes. LRnf est en- sucre
candi ct est PORE par des statuet-
tes Ell sscre representant NM. de
Bismark ct de Moltke. Sur la CO.
guile on trOnve uD groupe en- sucre
rep,esentant la famil|e imperiale ct
dams i'Rnf il y Il une boite 4 must.
que qni jOue Thyme prnssien.
L'empereur u accept6 &c cadeau
ct a remercie lie confiseur, qui Il ira.
vaille elk mOis a &c chef d'euvre.
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LIZ systemic Metrique.

C'est nne gloire l6gitime pour Ia
France que d'avoir, des 1916, pres
senti tous les services que pOuvait
rendre IL systeme m6triqne, de &c
r6tre resolument impose ct de Pa
voir partout ~conseille a ses ~voisins,
don't quelques-uns ont 81, a leur
grand avantage, entendre &c bOn
%conseil.
Recemment, ar savant de grande
antoIite, N. Carl Vogt, lancait une
sorte dc manifesto retentissant aux
savants de toutes les nations, Ell
favour du sys'emc meIrique, ct les
inv:talt, dams un enthonsiasme cha.
lecreux, d ne plus lire les publ,ca-
tons scientitiqnes dams l%esqnelles
il est fait usage dun autre systeme
pour les donnees mathematiques.
IL reSulte d'ailleurs DIES statistiqnes
que, dams res dix dernieres an.
nees, de 1877 a 1887, Fadoption du
systeme m6triqne a fait de grands
progress. leu 1877. rUn:On latino
mouetaire comprenait n popu!a.
ton de 1872 millions.
Pour les sur de longueurs,
lie systeme metri1ue est p%ratique
m%ai"tenant par IN groupe de 794
millions d'individns. La Suede,
apres avoir lutte pendant long.
temps cOntre le movement gene.
raj, Went de s'y joindlc ct IA rendu
le systeme metrique, dams toutes
ses applications, legal ct obliga-
toire. TOutes les nations Y vier-
dront succescivement, rcnoncant
al pied, a" ponce, a leurs penibles
divisions, heritage dies temps pas.
se>, source de complications ct de
CONVERSATIONS i%ndefinies.
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Pectora|-Cerise
d'Ayer

II ny . PCS d. malsdies aussi porhdes dams
leurs attaques que celles qui affectent 10
gorge st les poulnons .. aucune qui ne sois
aussi negligee par Ia majorite des mslades.
Dependant une toux on un rhume Ordina:rs
neglige nest solvent que le commencement
dune maladie mortelle. lie PICTORIAL
CERIsB . prouvS son eficacite par une lutte
triomphante de quarante annees contre Leo
maladies de la gorge ct DIES poumons Tim
portant est de sen servir q temps.
Toux persistante guerie.
"En 1857 lie pris un gros rhume de ~poitrine.
Ene v~iolente toux sen suivit ct je pascal Dc
tongues NUTS sans sommeil. Jefus condamne
par les medecins. En- dernier resort, les
sayai du PEcTORAL-CERIsE D'AYEK. ct bien-
tot apres, mes poumons Sc degagerent, 10
sommeil, 81 neceSsaire . Ia reparation des
forces, me revint. Par un usage continu du
PICTORIAL TAI obtenu une guerison complies
ct radicale. J'ai 4 present g. ans. 10 suis
robuste ct vigOureux, ct c'est = votre PFC
roRALCERIsE que je lie dois je puts dire GA
toute sincerite quill ma sauve Ia vie.
HORACE FAIRBROrHEk."
Rockingham, Vt, Is Juliet, 1882.
E Group Ecoutez une Mere.
pendant un sejour 4 Ia campagne, rhiver
dernier, mon petit garcon, age de trois ans.
fut atteint du Group; 81 respiration devinf 81
penible quill semblait pres de MOURN, ii etouf-
fait. Quelqu'un dans Ia famille suggers
remploi du PECTORAL-CERIsE PAYER, don't
il y await %toujOurs un flacon dams Ia maison.
Nous essayaMes q fables doses, solvent repe-
tees, ct a notre grand joie, ell moins dune
demi-heure, 10 petit malade respirait libre-
nent. Le doctour nous assure que le Pee
TORAL-CKRISE await sauve Ia vie de mon
eheri. Jugez de ma gratitude: A vous
sincerement,
Mrs. EMMA GEpNEY."
15e West 1oSth ST., New York, Is Mai, 1889.
Bronchites.
eJe soufrais depuis huit ans DIES Bronchites;
en- vain j'avais essaye de tous les remedies
possibles, quand lidee me vint d'essayer IL
PEcrORAI~CERIsE D'AYER, une bonnie in
spiration, CONNIE vcus voyez, puisqne 10 suis
gueri.
Byhalia, Miss, 5 Avril, 1ss2.
II n'existe pas de cas- Oh une Affection dc la
gorge on des poumons ne puisse etre grande-
ment soulagee par l'emploi du PICTORIAL
CERlsE D'AYER. La ~guerison est certaino
quand la maladie est prise 4 temps.
~PREpARkE PAR
Dr.. c. Ayer& Co., Lowell Mass.
vs1du par tons les droguistes.
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Nsw ORLEANS, LA. March Gh, 1883.

NBw ORLEANS, LA. March eth, 1888.
Mr.. +. Gsuaux, Houma, LII.
My Dear Sri rave been suffering for
years from the Asthma without being relieved
by anything. | had gwen up all remedies and
was exhausted when | tried ''Gouaux's Anti
Asthlsatic Remedies" 1t worked beautifully
and never tailed to relieve me. l have used IL
successfully to this day. Signed,
MARIE DEsTAN0S.
certify the above statement TO he correct
as the patient has been and is still u servant
in my family. LEON QUEYIoUzs.
II st. Lenis St. and 81 Decatur st. Is
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avapt %. 10 ."areriel necessaire. nous som
mes A mt,ne d'ex6cater tour les ouvragest ~
poqraphiGnes qui nous ser"ut comics Les
hrets d'avocat. ra-tes ,(atfanes, entetes ae
factures, tickets d'hahitation. blancs. c'rcn-
k,ires. etc. seront mpri,ufs dan<Ie piua bret
f6iai ct a das prix uiadfrfs
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CURIOSITES SCIENTIFIQUES
EHOKIZON VISIBLE

I'm savant franeais. NJ. Verdier,
a faif aes remarGnes an sujet de
FhorizOn visible du hant de la tour
Eiffel.
Sa Il s'est port6e Il IS kilome-
tres. II est bien clair. ajOnte.t.il.
que sill y await au della de rhorizon
dt> &c Kilometres dc rayon DIES
points Dime grande elevation, il
pourrait arriver qn'on les Wit, en-
raisOn de leu hantenr.
"Mals, dit NJ. Verdier, en- nous
placant dams les conditions de Ia
theOrie, ct Ell supposant ~ sphere
a pen pres palfaite environs tie
Paris, mons ne sommes pas beau
cOnp flOign6 DIES conditions lie la
verif6 ab>ol"e, qnand nou diSions
que du hant de la tour Eiffrl la vue
Sc porte a environ G5 Kilometres"
NJ. Vrrdier ajOute:
"Ce qn'On apprlIe Ie bassin pari.
sien est n region qui pre~pnte
pen d'accidpntS ct ces accidents
s"nt de fable importance; il ne
fant pas esperer qu'on puisse de-
couvrir du SONNET de Ia tour Elffel
beaucOup de points situes en- de-
hors du cercle theorique que nous
avons assigu6, meme dc hon matin,
meme apres les grandes verse ct
en- 81 mettant dams les meilleures
conditions de visibilite."
Tn habitant DIES Vosges dit que
du SONNET du Ballon d'Alsace on
dn Hohneck, on dlstingue. hien
neftement, pardessus la muraille
du Jura bernois, don't Paltitude est
presque egale d celle DIES yosges.
tOute Ii chaiue DIES Alpes bernoises.
notamment le Siberhorn, lie Fins
teraazhorn, la Jnngfrau,. qui sont a
plus de 200 kilometres, ct lie mont
Blame, qui est d plus de 200 kilo
metres 4 vol d'oiseau.
NJ. FlammaIion raconte dams IN
de SEES livres qu'6tant ecolier q Ian.
gres il a dessine NANTES fois, au
lever dn soleil, en hiver, la silhou.
cite du mont Blanc Sc d6tachant
sur le fond lumineux du ciel 4 10.
rient: or, Ia distance de Langres
Al mont Blanc est de 24O kiloma.
tres.
On volt frequemment, au coucher
dn sOleil, de la cote de Nice, les |
m%ontagnes de la Corse gui sont a
200 kilometres environ, ct on les
apereoit assez nettement pour pou.
voir %distinguer lie cone du mont
Rotondo.
Du mont Lan-An gelo, don't le
SONNET est a Paltitude lie 1924
metres, au-dessus de CasteIlama.e.
on apercoit quelquefois, dit.on, 10
SONNET neigeux de rEtna, situe a
$50 kilometres au sud.
Nous rappelons enfiH QUA raide
de signaux ct d'instruments Opt.
qq.es, on q pu Keller g6odesiquement
la France, FEspagne ct rAlgerie, a
faide dun r6seau Dc triangles don't
les c6t6s mesurent jusqu'a go kilo
metres. !
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ANNnNCE~.

in carre de loiignes; lere insertion : 30
- :. =. omc -
* +: Insertion aid. 50
Tsute annonee .nd;Hnantla profession
zee t'alresst ct n'cxceiant pas Iuatre
mas mar an. SIS oC
Annonces de- c,plilsts. d'avance -. 10 co
Neerologis. par iigue -..-.----. ~
Toute anaoncr commereiale pnhi'ee Iap-
oks sera ins6ree Az tauX de SO cents par p"n-
CO pour la premiere insertion ct % cents pour
les insertions suhsfquentes.
Toute annonce don't le nomhre tinsert,"ns
a'est pas specific aera ins4r6e iusqu ano"vel
ordre au taux ordinaire.
TELLER TyPoGHAPHEQUE.
RoTARy IoR PRESs
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PARFuMXRIE.-Le beau scxs, les

PARFuMERIE.-Le beau scXe, les
jeunes gems ct les hOmmes mlrs
qni vsulsnt singer Ia je~unesso, al
ment ct reehsrchant les parfnms les
plus sauves, les essences les plus
pures. les savons les plus OdOranta
les articles de Toilette les plus IN.
dispensables ct lea pins a la mods
tells que Dresses 4 dents, peigses
brOSses a chsvsnx, etc. etc., trsavs
ront, Ell quastite tous ces articles
dams la Pharnacis Thibodraox .
des prix qui dSisat tsuts cspcuf-
renee. 80
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ATTENTION.,

My f1ends and the public are uot;s., !,
! nave removed to the sore formerly . sma'
ped by Mr.. +. G. Curtis, No. 3 Ma;rs "ccu-
Where VIII Keep constantly on hand . Sus
suppiy OF Groceries. Provisions. w;n.s Iul
Liquors. Give me a Gull aud examine nv =.
JOHN DEZAUCHE.
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I'm Cnrieux Edit.

On Went do decouvrir dams Tile
de Jersey un We'll edit, gu, nest
pas encore abrog6, defendant aux
femmes d'user d'artifices pour sc.
duire des Anglais ct Sc faire epou.
ser par eux.
Voici les termes de Get acte :
"Toutes les femmes, quels que
soient leur age, profession on rang,
qu'elles soient files on veuves, oui
apres Get acte, tromperont, sedui.
ront ct enjoleront, Ell vuc de Sc
faire eponscr. 1uelqa'un des sujets
de Ss Majestic, par l'emploi d'odeur,
cosmetiqnes, couleurs, dents arti6-
cielles, faux cheveux, GU souliers
haut u ~talons, encourront la ne.
nalite actuellement en- force contre
Ia sorcelleiie ct la mauvaise con.
duite."
Pensee: Lhomme est un captif
condamn6 4 mort; il doit s'y resi-.
gner ct profter du temps que le
juge lui laisse. (Boiste.)
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AVENDRE.

IL 900 BRIQUES de premiere aua:itk sont
4 veudre par Mr.. THEODORE ADAM. sur le
Bayou Lafonrcbc. pres le Canal Harang. La
hvraison sera faite sur IL bOrd du ba You 81 on
lie demande. Prix $500 10 MILLER.
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NOTICE!
TO Unknown Owners Of Immoy.
able Property.

OFFICE OF SHERIFF AND TAX C~o1IEcrop ,
PARISH OF L%ArOURcuE. I
ThibOdaux, La. April %, 1889. J
In conformity with the provisions of See
ton 81 of Act No. 81 Of 1888. l hereby off
c;aily notify the following. named persons.
their agents or assignces, whose postoffice adj.
dres, is to me unknown. that the State and
parish taxes assessed to them on immnvable
property in this parish, tho amonot of wh;ch
together with the amount of each assessment
is set opposite to each persons name, as fol,
lOws.
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Asscss- Amt.
BAGONOvtCH. Jacoh-A GER
tain tract OF land situated on
the right bank OF bayou La.
fOurche, about So miles below
ThibOdanx. measuring 5 ar
penis more or less. .......& % 90 - IN
COULON, acknowledgements
lot or parcel Of land. lower
outskirts of Thibodaux 1900. $50 90 4 4,
FALGUCT, E and HOTARD.
l.. D.-36 acres If land. situ-
ated on bayou Blue. bouuded
by lands of Z. w. Blake and
"A. d l2J % 265
HOTARD. E. W.-sO acres of
land on bayou Blue, aud
bounded ~ lands Of A. Bou.
dreaux and A Chauvin ...... so 90 .-5
MARTIE, R~otlolph-40 acres of
land. left bank of BAYOU In
tOnrche. about II miles below
rhibOjaux, and bounded by
lands Of NJ. WE'LL, y. Dupuy
aud A. Legendre .-.--...... 45O 90 10 33
RANDALL. BENJAMIN - 20,
acres Of land ut Vacherie Du-
ga~ls-Livaudais. see. 45, T IL.
. hU 100 90 AT
REESE, Margaret Mrs. = $50
9l-lOO acres of land, left bank
of bayou Lafourche. being w
J OF E / sec 5, E . OF n W
of sec - w . OF n T.
and { ! and N w of y +
sec s, w ! offs W sec 9, W
and 5 + . and w aud Sc
/ Of 5 W | OF sec IA. N / of $
Of sec Is, w of N E. !,
OF w ! OF S Il sec u. N
and s Of N + !! sec 20, S 3, OF
N j! and 5 E ! Of s w !
SW ! of N E / sec u. All in |
TT ~ Il % E..---..---.. 400 90 $50
ROUSSEAU, A.-One-ffth ot
lot No. l33, fronting on Bour. ;
bon observation-disclosures. IS 90 2G
is still due and unpaid and that after tn. +,
expiration OF twenty days from the date OF !
this notice l will advertise for sale the i'm.
movable property On which the taxes are
Que, IN the manner provided by law for Judi |
cla, sales, TO satisfy the claim Of the State |
and parish. together with all costa and nan.
aities- =. Z. LORIO,
ap:|-3t Sheriff. !
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s.. q. AYO,
gUBLrO
ONCE at Ce1aune's ST..
lyJanl5S 81
Bucklen'S Arnica Salye.

The Best Saive liz the world for c,,-
bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rh.nm ~
Yer Sores, letter, Chapp4d Hands ~,
Blalns Corns, and all Skin E,nn,;oua
and positively cures Piles. or No On a,
required. 1t is guaranteed TO o;vsr sy
feet satisfaction. or money rsf,ndpu
Price rs cents per box. For S.,S =.
Thibodaux Drug store. y
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
l0TEL

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
asme new arrangements which will enable
him . satisfy all those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours Of the day
Breakfast at 10 O'clock A. N. and Dinner
It | o'clock p. NJ.
CannodlOua and wallrurnlshed rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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knights Of the Golden R-p.

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Castle IA.
10 X. OF q. X. will I've held in the Hall a
Excelsior Lodge No. "a |. .. o. F. on the Sec
ond aud fourth Tuesdays of each month. Al 4
o'clock p. NJ.
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M.

in ~ 10
=. nero 10
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Une pompe de IL ponces ponr
rigati0n.
Machine 1T l,0nilIoire en- hon or
dre. S'a,ir~s~er i A.. George Di-
Onne "u i la SENriNELLE 10 Thi,
b0Aaux.
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able. Nor does the manu-

equally available. Nor does the manu-
facturer of fertilizer disdain the hogs
and cows that die natural death.
Offal from the slaughter-houses he de-
ponds upon largely for his supplies of
material, which is all prepared in the
same way. Heads and feet and other
waste portions of animals killed in the
slaughter-houses are serviceable to him,
as are also the trimmings that come in
bags from the chipped-beef factories.
Much damaged meat, too, comes from
the butchers, who send for the fertil-
izer man when they have any on hand.
AS for the beeves, their horns are made
into ladies' combs and shin bones,
which are of extra hard and fine mate
rial, into knife and razor handles.
s'That's very pretty cat of yours"
remarked the Star reporter to the fer
tilizer man who gave him some of the
above information.
eyes, indeed, that's my especial
pet" was the reply. And he added,
contemplatively: alt is very sad to
think that some day poor pussy must
be turned into fertilizer. too. Every
thing goes, in this business, into the
pot.o
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A Rig.Footed Family.

Down in Grayson county, says a
Louisville dispatch, in the vicinity of
Dickey's mill, there is most remark
able family named Hunton. tits COM
posed of father, mother and eight sons
and daughters, all of the children full
grown. Not one of them weighs less
than 175 pounds, and the second oldest
son tips the beam at 275. This, how
ever, would not be uncommon, as large
people are abundant in Kentucky, but
every member of the family has feet
of most extraordinary size, far out of
proportion to their bodies.
There are no manufactured shoes
large enough for them, and it keeps a
country shoemaker busy supplying
pedal coverings for the entire family.
Not one of them uses a shoe smaller
than that made on a Is last, and the
largest foot measures eighteen inches
in length. No other white persons in
Kentucky are known to have feet ap-
preaching these in size, although colored
people frequently wear No. IA shoes,
the ordinary foot requiring a z or an g..
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AFIerce Struggle.

The other day Messrs. Frank and
Clarke, two Wyoming hunters, were
passing along thick growth of will
lows on the Sybille, when they heard
a noise in the brush. They started to
investigate, when suddenly five bears
rushed out and confronted them. They
acted as quickly as possible, and used
their Winchesters with deadly effect
upon three. Five was too many for
them, however, and before they could
even fire at the remaining two the
beasts were upon them. They were
three miles from camp, and literally
in the embrace of Two bears. One bear
threw its arms around Frank, who
succeeded in slipping his head under
one of the bears forelegs, so that
the brute could not attack it, and obey
ing the instinct of self-preservation,
reached round to his hip pocket for his
knife.
The act was quickly intercepted, for
the bear buried his teeth in his hand
and bit it through. Meanwhile Clark
had succeeded in freeing himself from
the bear which had attacked him, and
had dispatched it. He promptly came
to Franks assistance, and shot in the
back the bear which clutched the latter.
This so enraged the beast that it i'm
mediately released Frank and attacked
Clark. Frank now turned rescuer,
and Notwithstanding the severe injury
to his hand, succeeded in getting in a
very good shot, which struck the bear
in the shoulder, and brought him to
the ground. Both men were badly
scratched and bruised, and their cloth
ing was torn.
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COL. FOwLER's WAR HORSE.
He Took Part in Over Thirty Battles
and Is Still Living.

When Col. Samuel Fowler, the
founder of Port Jervis, and at one
time Chairman of the Democratic
State Committee of New York, went
into the war in 1862 at the head of the
Fifteenth New Jersey Volunteers, says
the Pittsburgh Dispatch, regiment
recruited in his own native county of
Sussex, some of his friends in both
States united in presenting him with a
charger. They selected the six-year-
old brown gelding Restless, by Rys-
dyk's Hambletonian and Henry Clay
mare, raised by George G. Shaw of
Newton, and already famous for style
and speed. Col. Fowler rode his
young charger at the head of the gal
liant Fifteenth Regiment through two
hard fought campaigns, and until he
himself was constrained to retire from
the service by the malady which after
ward caused his death.
On Col. Fowler's retirement Restless
passed into the hands of the Rev. A. A.
Haines, chaplain of the regiment, and
the son Of former famous governor
of New Jersey. Thereafter the famous
horse was loaned to and ridden by
Gen. Torbert during the seven days
fearful struggle of the Wilderness, but
otherwise, until the close of the war,
he was mainly employed by his master
in the merciful duties of carrying sue
cor and consolation to the wounded on
the battlefield and helping the sick and
weary on the long march.
Restless took part in mole than
thirty battles and skirmishes, includ-
ing the bloody engagements of Peters
burg fredericksburg, Winchester,
the Wilderness and Gettysburg, and
carries the scar of a wound received in
the last-named battle. When the war
ended Chaplain Haines brought the
horse home to his farm at Hamburg,
and has since held the war-worn
charger among his most cherished pos
sessions. For five years past Restless
has been honorably retired from all
work and has the free run of pastures
and stables. AT 33 years old he is still
comparatively healthy and active and
bids fair to live for some years.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-07
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