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GENERAL GORDON.
By
cor. SIR WILLIAM BUTLER
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A HISTORY OF EIGHTEENTH CENTURY LAI
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Nous publions, sous tontes r6ser.
YES. une correspondence envoy6e
de Samoa 4 un journal parisien.
LIE correspondent nous paralt tres
fantaisiste ct pensons.nous l6gere.
men atteint d'alienation ; GU peut-
6tre est.ce la taute 4 un microbe
quill fera bien de soigner.:
"Vivent la joie ct les bananes: j'ai
parfaitement reussi CANS ma mai
son a Samoa ct noue des relations
cordiales avec les chefs.
LIE pays est delicieux, un peu
plus loin que Lockport, mais vous
NY regardrrez pas de 81 pres, vous
qui adorez la p1cht. En- effet, pour
remplacer les barbnes de Lafourche,
vons aurez DIES baIeines, DIES mar
souins ct DIES caImans. Par exem.
pie pour ces d%erniers, il fault faire
attention en r%etirant son hamecon,
a cause des QuenOttes don't ills sont
superintendent pourvus.
La viande noire Y est d tres bon
marche, Ia vlande blanche est rare.
TT on NY a fait n >raic noce que
loIsqu'ils ont tue les SOldats allie
mands debarques un peu impru-
demment ces jours derniers. Une
partie a etc mangee Immediate
ment. puis lie reste a etc decoup6
ct sale. Sc meier DIES pleds de
Prussien d la Ste Menehould ca
lie want rien. Les cervelles 6taient
un peu coriaces, mails dune gros-
seur demesuree. Tn cu,ieux de.
tail a nOter: eles etaient carrees.
etc., etc."
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A VENDRE.-Une occasion excep.
tlonnelle est offerte 4 tous IT a cha.
Gun de devenir fermier on habitant
dams un endrOit a portee de toutes
les commodities procurees par le
chemin de fer ct la vote d'eau. Une
Jolle ferme mesurant 3 arpents de
face sur 40 de profondeur. ave
maiscn de residence 1t cabanes.
est a vendre. La propriete est ST.
tuee pres du Lafourche Crossing.
S'adresser pour plus amples infor.
nations, a L. P. Caillouet, Thibo-
daux, La.
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La mort est une benzine GU;
vous detache pour toujours des
chooses de ce monde.
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ILLUSION

Suivant Ine correspondence de
Washington rapportee par lie Her.
aid, M. Blaine serait decidement
designe pour lie depar;ement DIES
affaires etrangeres par NJ. Harrison,
ct on aurait dams les premiers jours
de la semaine prochaine un apercu
autorise de la politique qu'ils ont
Gu vue an sujet des affaires de Sa.
mOa.
Dams SEES commentaries sur les
demonstrations du commencement
ct do Seuat de Washington, Ia
Gazette de Cologne disait ces jours
passes "qu'il fallait attachrr peu
d'importance aux delniers actes
dun gouvernement qui est sur lie
point de gutter lie pouvoir, ct que,
a la suite dun enlargement COM
plet dams lie personnel lie la nou.
velle administration, les deruieres
measures prises par NJ. Cleveland
perdraient leur Importance. SEES
actes n'engageraient en- rien NJ
Harrison"
Les Allemands ferOnt bien lie Sc
defaire de ces Illusions. II est bon
quils saohent que, dams les circon-
stances %prescntes, il ny a point de
difference dopinion entire les parts.
ct lie enlargement administration
ny changera rien. Tn grand Jour.
nal republican,, la Tribune, qui es,
forgane special tie NJ. Blaine, a
public IN article qui ne laisserait
aucun doute a Get egard sill pou
vait y avoir d'ailleurs quelque
incertitude. Au contraire la Tri-
bune reproche q NJ. Cleveland. tout
en- appronvant en- principe sa poll
tique dams Faffaire en- question, de
s'etre borne a dies paroles, ct d'a.
voir manque de decision en- pratt
que quand il aurait fallu agir, com.
me par exemple, lors de la deposi.
ton du roi Malletoa par les ALLIE
mands.
La nouvelle administration, pour
suit en- substance la Tribune. agira
avec prudence ct maturite, mails
ellie tiendra certainement les puis-
sances etrangeres responsables de
lexecution de Ieurs engagements.
LIE vote des credits proposes par lie
senat est lie signal de FACTION. LIE
%secr6taire Bayarl a discute pen
dant quatre ans sur DIES points qui
n'etaien: pas discutables, mails il
ma Jamais agi. Pendant c. temps
la, la polltique aggressive ne s'est
.iamais ralentie du cote du prince
de Bismark. II ny a plus a hest
ter; lie senat a exprime la volonte
rationale, ct lie gouyernement des
Etats-U nis, celui de NJ. Harrison
CONNIE celui de NJ. Cleveland, est
tenu de s'y conformer.
La Gazette de Cologne dot cousi
derer cette reponse CONNIE catego.
rique. Quoique anticipee, ellie men
est pas moins c%oncluante.
La mort est une benzine 0u;
vOuS detache pour toninnrs des
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A Vendre.

10000 bardeaux de bonnie
qnalite, 4 I'M prix tres modere
par Nine d. Markasal, daux miles
en- bas de Lockport. S'addresser
aux hnreauX de liz SENTINELLE
de Ihlbodaux pour plus amples
re nseignements.
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PARFUMERIE.-Le bean X les
]euneS gems ct les hommes mhrs
qui veulcnt singer la jeunesse, al
ment ct reIherchant les parfums les
plus saves, les essences les plus
pures. les savons les pIus oiorants
les articles de toilette les plus in
dispensables ct les plus a la mode
tells que brOsses a dents, peignes
brosses a chsveux, etc. ETC., trouv>
ront, en- quantite tous ces articles
dams la Pharmacie Thibodeaux {
des prix qui deient toute concur-
renee.
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AEONSEMEN

in An--d'avance. 50 90
tT1 Numero ~
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TELLER TTPOGRAPHIQUE.
RcrAaY Ion Press.

Ayauruou y. materiel necessaire. nous som
mes a meme d'executer tour les ouvrages ty
pographiques qni nous seront contits Les
brets u'lvocat. carries .tatfaiI es, entetes 0e
features, tickets d'hahitation, blancs. circu-
iaires, etc. seront imprimts dansle plusbref
deiaI ct a des prix moderes.
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VENDRE.

Une pompe de IL pouces pour
rigatiOu.
Machine ct bouilloire en- bon or
DIRE. Sadresser a NJ. George Di.
onne gu a la SENTlNELLE dc Thi.
bCdaux.
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Echo DIES prix: Apres la distri.
button: Comment, tn mas pas de
honte! dit une mere a son fills. MA.
volr etc nomme qu'une fois, ct en-.
core pour un prix de gymnastique.
DE veux etre pompier! repond
lie gamin.
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3. B. AYO,
NOTARY gyBhyC.
Once at Celaune's Store
lyJanl5 81
BuCklen's Arnica Salye.

The Best Salve in the world for CIT.
bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. F..
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
Blalns Corns, and all Skin Eruption.
and positively cures Piles, or no nav
required. 1t is guaranteed to give Der
rect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price rs cents per box. For Sale A.
T~hibodaux Drug store.
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Remede contre la dyssenterie.
Guerisoh radicale ct guaranti
References nOmbreuses. ADDRESSED
a Mr.. Omer Savoie, chez Mr.. y.
TelemaQue Badeaux, Latourche.
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N

IN oarre de l0lignes; lere insertion 81 30
:. =. ome Is
+" &" insertion add. SO
Toute annoncei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
vec l'adresso ct n'cXcGdant pas Quatre
znes. par AN. Observation-Disclosures. S. 0C
Announces de canlidats. a'avance go. 10 co
Necrologie. par ligne -..-..---.-.--- 10
TOute announce commercials puhllee al an
nee sera inseree an faux de so cents par pou-
CO pour la premiere insertion eft % cents pour
les insertions suhStquentes.
Toute annonce don't lie nomhre tinsert'"ns
nest pas specific sera inseree jusqu anOuveI
Ordre au taux Ordinaire.
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LIE BILL DU TARIFF.

resolution du senat sont extreme
ment acerbes, ct accusent severe
ment la politique monopoliste du
parti republican,. L'Erening Post
s'exprime ainsi:
"Le s6nat a vote lie Plus mauvais
bill economique dams notre opinion,
qui ait iamais etc escamote par
Pune ou par pautre branche du con.
gres. II nest pas s%upposable que
la cEambre accepte Ia mesurs COM
me TN substitut pour Ia sienne.
Nous croyOns que le bill he
passera nj Ell totalite nj en- partie.
REIMBURSEMENT aucun intetet public
ne soutfrira de son reject. LIE parti
republican, Sera en- possession DIES
deux cbamhres du congress ct du
pOuvOir executif dams six semaines.
II pourra alorS faire passer MIN
porte quel bill sur lequel Giles Sac
corderont ct en- prendrout la res.
ponsabili,e.'
lie Times precise plus nettement
SEES critiqueS. Apres avoir cite pln-
sieurs DIES pretendues reformes du
senat qui aggravent les charges du
peuple an profit DIES classes privile.
giees: "Ce nest pas, dlt.il, une
9uvre qui fasSe honneur i ses au-
tours. II nest pas admissible qu'lls
eussent pris autant de pcinc qu'ils
FONT fait s'ils ~n'avaient pas en- Pin
tentiOn de lie faire pasSer. II est
probable al cOntraire que, sill ne
passe pas avant Procurement du
present congress, ills entreprendront
de lie faire voter a une session extra.
ordinaire pour peu qu'ils voient
chance d'y reussir. En- tout cas,
s'ils y pa%rvienneut d une 6poque
quelconqne, lie parti republican, Sc
devant lie public non
plus CONNIE le protectenr de Fin.
dustrie americaine, mails CONNIE lie
protecteur de privileges speciaux
illimit6S, Ell favour dune classe 4
part d'hommes riches formant des
coalitions d'accaparement. Tel est
lie simple fait qui dome au vote
un caractere ct une impor-
exfraordinaires.n
LIE Telegram s'est mis- en- frais
d'humeur, hier il a nettement sig
nitie Il Allemands tie trembler
quand va venir lie 4 mars. amenant
lui nne nOuvelIe administra-
ton ayant Il 81 tete, a cote de NJ.
lie terrible chevalier tn
Maine, Blame au plumet, plus re-
doutable que lie chevalier Bayard.
denxieme dr nom. Blaine. il est
vrai, s'est fait M reputation de
pourfendeur quand il s'agissait
d'aller demander raiSOn au Peron.
pas NAL ae nitrate ct de qua.
no a la clef; ct il est possible ou'il
soft dhnmeur moins belliqueute
quand il s'agra de sen prendre
aux Allemands qui ont plus de ca.
mons que de guano. Mais MIN
Blaine est Blaine, ct lie !
mars %approche. Tremblez, ALLIE
mands!
Ii quinze jours, lie papa await
a son fills, qui est au col.
-Quelle place as.tu en-, cette
semaine?
-J'ai etc vingt sixieme.
--Et combien 6~tes.vous, dans Ia
-Vingt-six.
HER, lie papa demande de nou-
lie chitfre de sa place a son
lerlt!er, qui repond:
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LgIpgrense dl Reverend
PERE WILDS.

L. Rev. Pore z. r. Wilds. m~issionaire
tres connu dc Ia willie de New York, ct
frerc de feu r6minent Juge Wilds, de Ia
Supreme Cour du Massachusetts,, ecrit
% Qui suit:
"7s E. HA St., New York, 16 Mai, 1852.
MEssRs. j. AVER Co:
Je fus. fhiver dernier, en- probe 4 une hu-
incur qui tOrturait mes membres de deman-
GeaiSoMs intOlerables la mutt surtout mes
soutfrances etaient terribles, outre les demaA-
Keaisons, un feu intense me consumait, il
m'etait impossible de supporter Ia plus legere
couverture. Je soutirais en- meme temps
rheuse; j'avais perdu fappetit, ct mon sys-
teme etait au plus bas. COnnaissant la valeur
de la SAL~SEPAREILLE D'AYER, soft par
observation dams plusieurs cas- de maladie,
soft par fusage que j'en await fait moi-meme
Quelques annees auparavant, je commencai 4
men ~servir, pour METRE, sill etait possible,
un terme a mes horribles souffrances. Mon
appetit commence 4 revenir presque a Ia pre-
miere dose. Apres I'M temps tres-cOurt la
fevre ct les ~demangeaisons sc %calmerent, ct
tout signe d'irritatiOn de la peau disparut.
Mon catarrhe ct ma toux disparurent aussi,
ct ma sante s'ameliOrant graduellement est
devenue excellente. Je me sens cent pour
cent plus fort, ct ce resultat je lie dois d In
AREILLE. que je en-
tOute confiance CONNIE Ia meilleure medicine
pour purifier lie sang. J'en prenais trOis
petites doses par jour, ct avant que In deu-
xieme facon f1t fini. ma sante etait complete
ment retablie. Je NETS ces fats a votre
disposition, vous devriez les publier dams
Iinteret de nos semblables.
A vous, avec respect, L. =. WILDS."
lie cas- cite ci-dessus est un entire mile.
Nous recevons journeIlement DIES attestations
de cures merveilleuses, toutes prouvent Ia
faculte de la S~ALsEPAREILLE D'AYER pour
guerir toutes les maladies provenant de rim-
purete ct de la pauvrete du sang ct dune
vitalite atfaiblie.
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On lit dams la France du NOrd

On lit dams la France du NOrd:
acknowledgment les personnes las.
SEES de Pexistence qui essaient de
METRE fin a leurs jours en- SO fai.
SAINT sauter quelque chose choisis.
sent lie preference la cervelle. Voici
un fait qui s'est pass6 lie IL avril
dams la rue de Constantine, ct qui,
sill tendait d Sc generaliser, appor.
terait une veritable revolution dams
&c genre dc suicide. LIE sieur Bon.
voison, Francois, ma1tre macon, a
essaye de CO lancer dams pautre
monde EN- s'asseyant sur IN petit
pot de taience, quill await en- soin
de bourrer de pouGre. LIE detona.
ton de cette torpille primitive
await attire rattentiOn de plusieurs
volsins; on s'est empress6 d'aller
chercher un medecin qui prodigua
au sieur Bonvoisin tous les SONS
necessaireS ct opera l~extraction de
piusieurs morceaux de fa1ence qui
avaient penetre dams la partie de
sou lndividu sOumise d~irectement a
la poudre."
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-"Nnl nest thermOmetre en- SON
pays.'
Quatre examples pour IN:
En- France, Gu emploie lie ther-
mometre de Celsius [Suedoisl, en-
Allemagne ct en- Russie, celui de
t;eaumar Franeaisl. Ell Angleterre,
celui de Fahrenheit AlIemand |,
EN- Snede enfu, celui dc Leslie
AnglaisI.
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ATTENTION,

My friends and the public are ro,;so, ~.
have removed to the Store tormcrir .ns
pied by MIR: E.. G. Curtis, No. 3 Main STRAIT
where l Will keep constantly on hand a Soii
supply OF Groceries, Provisions Wines .nd
Liquors. Give me a call and examine NV as.
JOHN DEZAUCHR.
Connecticut western news., 1889-12-11
STATE ITEMS.

Capt. Edward o. Peck, of Litchfield,
 has recently been granted an original pension.
 A Hartford shoemaker has Just built 8 pair of No. 15 shoes for a colored woman in Bloomfield. ... Someone has been scattering poison on the public green in New Milford and several valuable dogs have been fatally poisoned.
 The third and last child of MT John F. Coffee, of Winsted, died Thursday, of diphtheria. The funeral was largely attended on Friday morning.
 Henry Cook, of North Colebrook, has lost valuable four-year-old colt, SUD-
 posed to have been poisoned. This is the fourth horse that has died on MT Cooks hands within year.
 W. P. Donahue, the defaulting Hart ford postoffice clerk, pleaded guilty in the United States District Court at Hartford Thursday and was sentenced to jail for fifteen months and fined $480. Gen. Stephen R. Smith died Thurs
 day. He was one of the prominent
 military men of the state, and has held the position of brigadier- general for some time. He entered the militia in 1858 as a private. The farmers convention or meeting of the Connections Board of Agricul- ture will be held at Birmingham on Dec IT, IS and 19. There will be three sessions each day, beginning at 10:30 a. m. The program shows that the meet ing will be remarkably instructive and interesting one. Those desiring pro- grams in advance of the meeting should address Secretary Gold at West Corn wall. Conn. The railroads will allow the usual discount in fare to those attending the meeting.
 Mrs F. Moreau BrazAe. nee Goebel,
 who was married week ago last We'd nesday, in Birmingham, and who was
 deserted by her husband day or two after their marriage, returned home in the custody of her two brothers last week Tuesday night. She was found at Ore Hill, at the home of her husbands married sister. Brazee was with her up to the arrival of her brothers in Ore Hill. Ae then fled to parts unknown, telling his wife that he would return next Oay. It was Ine lnCenCloH OI LHe brothers to give him q cowhiding, but he proved too sharp for them.
 The women of Norfolk seem to have risen en masse in opposition to granting their druggist license. The commis sioners received remonstrance which is a curiosity. It is seven feet long and contains summary at it's foot stating that 1t is signed by 221 persons, 84 men married or widows; 73, mothers IS. grandmothers and 51 have brothers. The druggists petition was rejected. Why are all these wives and mothers refused the right of voting on license,
 when every single man has his vote Is the family represented under such a system ?- Litchfeld Enquirer.
Connecticut western news., 1889-12-11
POINTERS.

See notice of annual meeting of the National Iron Bank. @
 Read the notice of State Teachers and Normal School examinations.
 No trash, no trash in Reed X Reeds stock of holiday goods. Peruse their new advertisement.
 Peruse every one of Thing < Co.'S, reading notices. You cannot afford to neglect them.
 There are only 30 words in Hall, Hornbeck X Co.'S holiday announce ment but they give you fair warning.
 Don't fail to read th.,s list of "suitable holiday presents for gentlemen" which Hubbell the CIothier mentions in another column.
 When making your holiday purchases bear in mind that F. R. Collin, the Canaan Jeweler, has a nice stock of silverware, watches, jewelry, etc. Read his new advertisement.
 The Cleveland Baking Powder adver- tisement appears to-day, for the first but not the last time, in THE NEWS. The advertisement, like that make of baking powder, has s'come to stay"
 It will take you just three-quarters of minute to read G. V. Capron' s Holiday announcement, but it would take you good deal longer than that to look over bis immense stock.
 Don't be rash. Before you spend your time and money in chasing to Bridge port or Pittsfeld, just examine the stock of China, glass, porcelain ware etc., which R. I. Taylor mentions in another column. Bear in mind that you are indebted to his enterprise for the opportunity to procure such elegant goods in Southern Berkshire.