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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-03-22

Rs17ssRev. MN. Woods, pastor Of tho
first presbyterian Church of Columbia,
has accepted call to the second Presby-
terian Church Of Memphis. Tenn, subject
to the consent of Presbytery,
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BuoxLEx's AnsicA SAIyE.--THs Bxsr
sALys In the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
Uicer,, sslt Rhenm, Fever Sores, letter,
Cnapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles
or no pay required. IL is guaranteed TO give
Perfect satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price rs cents per box. For ssls by Posey
BRO. Feb. 10, ~.
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You can cure that edreadful osughn by rat
ting bottle Of cough medicine from j. W
Pessy & Bro. Druggists. they keep q Gem
piefe line of pure medicines aud drugs. AND
you can get what you want In the drug lin,
from them.
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now from sprightly K.l,ep.


KsLroS, March 10. We'll, after q season
OF vet and slosh, We have weather for work,
and the Farmers are taking advan tage OF Il
to finish sowing oats. Now you can hear
the gee-haw In every direction, preparing
the land for corn and cotton. Farming in
this neighborhood is earlier this Spring
than last, and from what see and hear,
think the Farmers have determined 10 make
greater efforts to make good crops aud re-
duoe their expenses to the lowest point.
They will dispense with many Injuries that
heretofore they Thoughts >xere necsssariss,
and viii live economically until they have
paid their debts and have their supplies on
hand for the next year. Then, with cash
In hand, they will sec what luxuries they
can afford, and Be more careful in buyipe. !.
1 hear that the amount Of fertilizers
brought into this vicinity is much less than
for years past. Many farmers say they
will not use sack this Spring. They have
moro homemade manure, aud NEST Of them
Will return the cotton seed to the soil 10
enrich 1t. This is q move that will enrich
beth the farmer aud his land, In the near
future.
Wheat Is backward aud don't seem to
grow off we'll, but that is NO sign, at this
time, that we shall have poor Drop.
Fall sowed oats look fine, but not many
were put in; buta large quantity of Spring.
oats were sowsd. ~.
1 think it good idea to adopt rotation
OF feed crops-eorn, oats, rye, Kafir. corn,
peas; s.': nillss, III! .Hd an Z;Sssss tAiest
hy corn is sPlSndsd for stock. "A a sacre OF
It will give moro feed than two Of other corn !.
You can plant it four times -, thick and
the head is almost equal to an ear Of ether
corn. It will grow On land that would not
produce nasbins. Hogs and poultry are
fond of it. Try patch this yosr. When
the heads get in "rossting enr' cut them
off, then cut down the stalks and feed
them to tho stock.
Permit mo to call our worthy County
Commissioners attention to the crossing at
Izraers Creek, on the Skull Shoals road.
Somebody ought to fix it, as it is in de-
plorable condition. II is ono of the most
important roads in the County, and the
town Of Union is deeply interested in hav.
ing 1t kept in good travelling order.
Our mails are very irregular. Sometimes
We don't get the TINES until it is four days
old. Whose fault Is it? J.. TIA.
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After Twetty.Eisht Years,

After Twetty.sight Years,
Sheriff toDg received despatch from
Sheriff Pei SON, ,,of Madison Co., Teun., on
the 18th, asking il one "D. E. Jster was
wanted fer numbering his brothor-in-law,
Busby, near santus, in Unisn Co., in 1861"
as he was then in Jail Ut Jackson.
After proper Investigation, Sheriff Lon 9
found that .Jetsr had been guilty Of tn
crime, bat escaped, and returned the follow
ing to Sheriff Person.
"Hold Jeter till ! come with requisitior
..fron, tina dpr4sfnnr \ pf South carolin.."
s., =, -. j. G. LoSa.
Sheriff Long is now awaiting the nscss
sary papers from the Governor aud will
probably 60 fer Jeter in few days.
We learn there are only two or three
witnesses to tho murder now living,
and it is doubtful whether there could b'
sufficient testimony found to convict Jetsr,
although there are hundreds in tho county
who remember the murder. The account
in the Jsckssn 7TS,es Of Jster's arrest, rep
-..ents him as desperate character, ant
his arrest was accomplished by strategy
the sficers pretending they arrested hin
under "peace warrant" for abusing hi
stsp-daughter, Mrs. Ira Lee.
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THE DAWSON TRAGEDY.
WHAT WAS DEVELOPED AT THE conoxER's IN
QUEST.

CHARLESTON, March 14.-The inquest on
the body Of Captain Dawson was held to-day.
A drsnching rain and wind storm, which has
prevailed since tho night Of the murder, pre-
vented the gathering Of a crowd and proba-
bly, saved the murderer from lynching.
He was brought out Of the jail about I I o. m,
and placed in q police patrol wagon. A
guard of four policemen and three special
Deputy Sheriffs accompanied him. AZ his
request, he was first driven tetne Office Of
: his counsel, ex-Grse-sor~ A. @. Magrath.
His counsel, however, did not accompany
him to the inquest.
The inquest did not develop anything
startling. Only three witnesses were ex-
smined. The first was policeman Gordon,
whose testimony was substantially as fol-
lows: He had been detailed to watch for a
negro who has been for nearly . month
walking about the Western portion of the
city insulting ladies and girls BY an ex
posure Of his person. On the afternoon o.
the murder he waU in the vicinity Of tht
scene Of the murder. A negro hack drive
told him that no had heard a pistol shot in
McDow's Office. He went there and saw
Mrs. McDsw leaving her house with he
child. Then he rang the office bell, ant
Mcpow, opened the door, but only fa
sItonghfo enable him to see who was at tn
s56elis He asked MoDsw if anything was1th
matter; and was answered in the negative
@2pow shut and lock cd s4he door, and tb
him moving something in
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Good Railroad News.

GOOD RAILROAD news.
Our Blscksburg corresp pondenc gives
cheering news 10 our readers along the pro-
posed line Of the Augusta division Of the
8 Ces. road, aud he 10 in . position 10 know.
what he is talking about, and will always
give tho unvarnishsd truth.
We have felt confident for q long time
that this division would be built, as II would
prove ON important aud profitable feeder TO
the great main line Of that road. No doubt
the decision Of the Supreme Court, iusali-
| dating the township bonds, delayed the
work, but to . company controlling slmost
unlimited financial resources, the loss Of the
township bonds would be but an insignia.
cant obstacle in the way Of securing such
a very important adjunct to the magnificent
enterprise in which they have already in
vested millions Of dollars. AS our well iu-
formed correspondent says, tho Augusta
division is . necessity to the Cs. road.
Now, what are the people Of Union going
to do, in order to reap tho full benefits which
this increased railroad facilities will give
them? Plainly speaking, does the business
demo here, warrant the subscription of the
town TO the roadf If We are not misin
formed, Union being an incorporated town
the decision does not affect the subsorip
ton voted BY us to the road.
Practically, railroads are only channel
through which communities secure facilities
to increase and improve their business''in
s Iterests; and any community that will not TAX
k1axsniegssaf: lhsLfaa lilies znhiatsrsilrosd
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THE DOW LAW COTTON PLANTER

Is acknowledged, by all who have used
them, to be the simplest, the surest, the
best and greatest seed saving Planter now
made. They are for sale, by
ll-ot FAINT & BRO
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FLYNN is closing out his entire stock of
winter goods at less than manufacturers
cost.
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Terrible sacrifice Of Gents, Youths and
Boys clothing at FLYNN'S.
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Unparalleled bargains in Winter Clothinp
and oil kinds Of heavy goods at FLYNN'S.
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1hs.work q j .xvsagsn.s.

= ! s
Never befol hss Union experienced
such general Md solemn religious revi.
val ~ has besn Aroused By the earnest,
eloquent and piring preaching Of the
Evansslist +. IN teitch, who has laborsd
constantly and ish untiring zeal fer three
weeks in the lsthodist church; and ve
send tho graf fsins news to every true
christiau in s,bt lnp diihat God has abun.
dainty Slssssd "a lpors and through him
brought MAD sxk's.to the fost OF the
cross. oopfsssi jr. aims and profss.ln.
ililh ID Is. Isa5 sah Lssisar. ~ J..us. Oh lI.s
Day and night the church has been orow-
ded to ovsTdowing, aud the interest in the
services grows more intense and fsrvsnt as
the services sontinue.
There appears to be NO abatement in the
earnes: working of the great Evangelist,
or tho solemn interest felt by the large
congregations who daily listen to him.
n9ly,msy We believe that God Is in our
midst, calling sinners to repentance, and
many hHe, answered ,'iLord what shall
do to basaved.''s
We rsgret to learn that the services will
olsss. mkt Sunday night, as Mr.. Lsitch has
other engagements 10 fll. asd grant tina.
the gIstxYesk. he has commenced may
grew i sIrsna every heart until all
who hTs dEt tssd, aud call themselves
ehris.I ps, s6f Sslled to,their fosl re-.
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You can buy pair Of ak dollar blau kets
now for Three fifty at FLYNNS.
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FLYNN is now selling ladies wraps and
Jerseys at less than half price.
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done gioriH HiSwsfE ins the Town of union,'
for his Lo p and, Master for which he can
only recsise the full measure of his reward,
whom Coz shall .say to him, "come up
higher"
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Gle 30eeR(y union Times
R. M. STOKES, Editor
Friday, March 81, 1880.
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.
Editor

SUBSCRIPTION, $500 PER .ANNUM
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Brother TOm.

Brother Tom que tous crnx qui
frequentent rtgiise lie couIeur ole
gems de conleur veux ie dire) lei
pres, conuaissent bieD, est une
espece de bon apcire ct sans malice,
qui pense ayoir recn du ciel, un
suicroit de faveurs on dons c6lestes.
II tombe pa.fois dams DIES etats tres
sinsulierS ct assez voisins de la
folie.
Tn jour dams une de ses freqnen-
ties extases, il sc Wit transporter
pres de Dieu, qui. entire autres cho.
SEES, lui dit:
''Dis done, Bro. Tom, sais.tu ce
que Pom dis de tot Meme ties amis
pretendent que tn as la tGte un peu
felee, en- un mot que tn es fou. II
faut soigner &C microbe, Bro. Tom.
Oh ! mon Dieu ! que voulez. vous
que jy fasse? vous savez bien que
ce nest point de ma faute c'est
piut6t de Ia v0tre qui men donnez
trop a porter a la tots.
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La rOuerie dun fermier de POuest

I'm process comiqne, DIES plus
amusants, Went de s'ouvrir, afir-
meht les %jonrnaux de Saint-Lonis,
dams lie comte de Randolph (Mis-
sonri).
II s'agit, parait-i!. dune ,ache
laitiere que deux petits fermiets lie
Maberly, NOMINEES Brown ct Jones,
ont achptee EN- cOmmuu. Brown
pretend que, par egald pour son
voi>in 1T hien quill ait raye la me-
me Somme que lui, il ma voulu ac-
gufrir que la partie posterieure de
Ia vache, laissant 4 Jones la partie
Ia plus noble de i'aHimal, costa
dire les jamhes de devant ct la
t6te. Sc basant sur ce principe,
Brown obligea son voisin a nourIir
la vac!le; mals il prend tout lie lalt
pour lni seul. Eft pourtant ce nest
pas lie brave Jones qai poursuit sou
voisin EN- Justice, CONNIE on pour
raft lie supposer. La vache Il bleS.
sc Z jonrs derniers Brown, 4
coups de cornes, ct Celui-ci Intente
II action Ell dommages inteI6ts d
Jones CONNIE propri6taile DIES cor
nes de la vache.
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lis wont b;en les. arabes ct ont
ter,iblement besoin de Sc civiliser
81 rOn peut enOncer chez euX sans
danger DIES pens6es CONNIE celle
que nous venons de cueillir
Une pensee arabe:
-Quand je vols une vieille fem
me qui sc mole, je me hate de lui
porter secours, parce que c'est peut.
6tre ma mere; quand je vols une
jenne file qui Sc noie, Jessaye de
la SAWYER %6ga!ement, parce que
c'est peut Gtre ma file ; mails qnand
je vols une ieune femme qui Sc noie.
je la laisse tranquillement coulter 4
fond, parce cue c'est peut-6tre ma
femme...g
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Les memb:eS de la Societe Medi
Gale ct de Ia SOciete Pharmaceuti-
que lie rEtat de Ii Louisiana au-
cont II reunion q la Nouvelle Or
leans, lie second mardi d'avril, 1889,
pour les premiers, ct lie second mer
credi du meme mois pour les sc.
conds. Cts deux reunions ayant
lien dams lie meme local ct dams lie
meme %intervalle, pour aiusi dire,
offriront beaucoup advantages aux
membres DIES deux societies uui
tro"veront une occasion unique de
Sc voir ct dc communiquer entire
euX.
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La S prise par nOtre juri de
police qui IA libeIalement vote $500
pour Ia reception de la Convention
de la Pressp, qui dot prochaine-
ment avoir lieu a Thibodaux rem
contre Pa>Srntiment general.
D%esormais, on MA plus qua s'a-
dresser 4 la vile, qui Sc montreal
certainement genereuse, ct aux
subscription privees DIES citoyens
qui compartment tout lie benefce
qui peut nous revenir de cette con
vention ct qui veulent alder 4 sa
complete ~reussite. Nous n'avons
aucun lonte sar le success final, ct
nous esperOns que nous serons 4
meme de recevoir nos hotes de quel-
ques jours avec tous leg egards 1t
,outes les performances quilts merl-
tent.
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Une com6die, qui pourra Isl re
crivain Sc trouve) fournir une ex.
cellente etude de mHnrs est en-
train de Sc jouer, dit-on avec des
perSOnnages appartenant tOus a
la vile de Houma, notre voisine. II
y. a encore trop de vague dams les
details pour que nous en- entreteni-
Ons serieusement nos lecteurs.
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Aujourd'hui, samedi, une matinee
dramatiqne aura lieu pour les en-
tantS, an Eiremen'S Hall On doit
jouer la Cease de IOncle Tom,'
piece bien connue ct tOpJours iiite-
reSsante. lie ridcau sc levera ex.
actement il . heures. Les portes
de Ia sale serOnt ouverteS al heu-
re de raples midi. lie prix den
tree pour les enfants est de 15cts.
lie meme soir, on representera le
meme drame dams la meme sale.
Cette piece Il eu ct Il Moore lie don
de p%assionner le public i cause DIES
souvenirs Qu'elle evellle. a cote
de %beaucoup de pathos, il va GER
tains endroits qui ont la vertu de
TOUGHER les ames sensibles ct por-
tees 4 la compassion meme lie maux
imagiuaires.
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Notre juri de police s'est reunl
mercredi ct jeudi derniers Ell dams
ce court eSpace a expedite toutes les
affaires cOuranteS.
Sur la demaude fate par les de-
legu6s DUN cOmit6 de citOyens de
la paroisse, lie juri de police a alloue
une somme de $500, pour la recep-
ton de Ia Convention de la Presse,
qui doit ptochainement avolr lieu a
ThihodauX. Notre juri est ceital-
nement Il louer pour cette meSnre
genereuse ct sage d laqnelle APP
plaudiront tous les citoyens intelll-
gents.
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On discutait pour ct co.tre lie re

On discutait pour ct coLtre lie re-
tablissement du bGuf gras.
-Quelle est votre opinion ? lie
mandait IN Parisien a I'M autre:
oh! moi, je men al pas. Mails
il me semble qu'on pourrait arran-
ger tout 10 monde. Les uns Sc
d%eclarent pour, les antres contre lie
bout gras; pourquoi ne promene.
ration pas uu b9uf. .entrelard6
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A Vendre.

10000 bardtanx lie bonnie
qnaIite, Il TN prix tres moder6
par Nine ID. Marknsal, d.ux miles
en- bas de Lockport. S'addresser
aux bnreanx de liz SENTINELLE
de 1h!bod""x pour plus amples
renSeignemeniS.
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Communication.
THIBODAUx. % fevrier. 1889.

MT. FEulteur:
Vous semblrz vOus i~mtdresser
tres-fort a Feclairage de potre vile,
qni vous parait dites-vouS, INSULT.
SAINT. Soyez done franc ct dites
que nous n'avons pas dn tout :le
cIairage 1T que c'rst une homie pour
nOt,p Vile.
Hler, il Y await representation
au Firemen's Hall, (notre sale do
pera j Fcntrte etair plus on m0inS
cclairee par an Hampton famenx.
MaiS ! ia Soltle dn theatre, une
fois en- dplorS du circle lumineux
de ce Iampion. les ttnebres les plus
epaisSe> envir"nnaient les malheu
Qui eSsayaient de legagner
lenrs demeure>. zen al VII qui Sc
mett2ient a LII file in,ienne ct Sc
tenalent par la main sc faiSant gui-
der par cplni qni connais>ait bien
les dttOnrS de In Vile IT %p1uvait
eviter les chausses-trapprs.
Malgre taEt de precautions, une
enfant tombe dams nu fos>e, la mere
atfOlee, court (comme de jnste) Sc
jeter dams lie bourbier pour retirer
son enfant on perir avec ellie.
LIE pere desoie erie a Pai1e ct
cherche dams sa poche DIES all"met-
ties qui ne veuIent point s'enfam-
mel ; BRET on retire les m%alheureux
marriages ct ont croft qn'ils en- Sc
ront q"ittes pour IN gtos rhume ct
une crosse lessive.
L'antre soir II pleuvait ct, cOmme
vous lie savez, il ny ii point que les
bipedes qui voyagent dams nos rnes
ct Ell prennent possession.
Une bette i corueS vOulant Sc
METRE 4 l'abri de l'avere n'avait
lrouve rien de m;enx que de St cou.
cher II IL baAgnette ct sous la
galerie du magasin lie Mr.....---.
Notre ami Cartonnean, sortant
de la sale de poker, en- mettant 10
nez dehors sent les gonttes de pluie
tOmber sur son neZ ct NY vOyant
goutte, dit: Bah! je men al que
: pour un block, ct sc lance 4 pleine
course sur lie trCttOjr quill connais-
salt bien pour Davoir arpente suf1i-
samment. Quand tout 4 coup il
rencOntre I'm obstacle u culbute
s'ensuit ct il sc. tronve Immediate
ment de Fautre c0'e de sd propre
vache nOnchalamment couche u
lie trottOir.
Point nest besoin de yOns dire
les benedictions quiz lui Octroya
seance tenante.
Tous ces accidents pourraient
dependant 6tre centuries ct evites 4
Paide dun peu plus d'6clairage ct
il est temps que l'on Sen occupe
serleuSement.
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DECEs. Decedee, lu"di. Is fe-
ylier, 1889, d Lafourche Crossing,
Madame A. S. DOnnaud, nee Marie
Ezilda FaIgout, agee de 50 ans.
SEES rpstes mOrtels ont etc enter.
res lie lendemain dams lie cimetlere
de reglise st. Joseph, a Thibodanx.
LIE merc1edi, 30 fevricr, 1889, est
decedee a ThibOdaux, Nine Ozeme
Malbrough, agee de 81 ans.
De nombr-uX parents, amiS 1T
commissioners, ont assiste a e tn
nerailles qui ont Ell lieu lie lende-
main, en- l'eslise st. Joseph, a Thi-
bodauX.
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NOS INSTALLATIONS MODERNES.


Que nos peres spraient etOnnes
si!s %revenaiept qaelques instants
parmi nous, ct CONNIE ills seraient
emerveilles DIES progress %outennsi
Les ~v0yeZ-vOnS, entrant dams o
demeurps ct Sc semtlr envelope
dune temperature douce dans la
saiSon la plus rigoureuse ct celia
sans apparence de ces enormeS che
minees dams IesqueIles on en,as>ait
DIES fagots ct DIES logs enters ct qui
souvent renvoyait dams la sale une
acre fumee qni Ieur fni>ait pl,urer
toutes les larmes de leurs yeux.
Au lien de ces bougirs on chan
deIles an suif pleurant, ills s'extasie.
raient devant nos bees lie gaz ct
encore plus devant notre eclairage
eIcctriQue. Et que he lliraient.ils
point EN- Sc voyant transporter Dun
Gtage d rautre sans avoii 5esoin de
tat;gu,r les marches dun fastidienx
eScalier, Il nons avOns maintenant
relevateur.
Oui, mails pour &c chauffage, Get
eclairage ct ce mOyen lie transport
don't nous venons de parler il faut
installer dams lie sOus.sOl des ma
chimes 4 vapeur qui en- sont l'ele-
ment %producteur. On beau jour
les chaudieres fatiguees on emu
yees de leur besogne Sc permettent
de sauter ct tout sante aux allen.
tours. Nous vivons plus vite ct
nous savons aussi mourir plus vite
que jadis.
II y n science qn'on appelle
statistiqne, qni pr6tends que les
mortalites par accidents he sont pas
plus nombreuses, toute proportion
gard6e, que Gu temps DIES dilig~n-
ces DIES chandelIes puantes, des
chemin6es fumeuses ct DIES navires
a voiles. Peut-Gtre que la statistl.
que a r%aison, nous n'aimons pas 4
%contredire, mails 81 nous ne faisons
pas mienx pour abreger hos jours,
nous faisOnS plus grand.
Ces remarques nous sont sugge.
rees par les accidents assez IRE.
quents don't les journaux nous entire
%,iennent pressure journellement.
Tant6t c'est un grand navire' qui
cou!e entrainant avec lni dams les
profOndeurs de la mer DIES centaines
de passengers ct d'hommes d'equi-
page qu'une t1otte seule aurait pa
contenir il y a uue centalne dan
nees.
HER, a Hartford, (Connecticut,)
dams III grand hotel de cette vile,
ving.cinq personnes dormaient on
dn moins goltaient un repos plus
on mOins merite. lie jour venait
de poindre, qnand tout a coup une
explosion formidable Sc fait enten-
Dire ct dams moins de temps quill
men taut pour recrire, redifice etait
diSpelse par fragments de droite ct
de gauche ct les malhenreux loca-
taires reduits en- charpie on n'of-
frnt a que DIES membres epars tie
tous c0tes.
C'etaient les bouilloires de la ma
chine qui avaient fait explosion.
Tan,0t c'est Ia foudre que les fills
electriques attirent qnl Went trap.
per les malheureux PEASANTS on les
op%erateurs.
Nous avons encore les trichines,
les microbes, la fevre, lie rEume lie
~cerveau, les bellies meres, tous mauz
hien connus ct a la portee de tout
lie monde, mails pour lesquels il ny q
point dams le codex de remede bier
certain.
Une com6die, qui pourra Isl re
c@rivain Sc t%rouve) fournir une ex
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-02-23

II s'ag!t dun process intente a un
marchand de wins par son client.
LIE president au plaignant.-
AveZ.vous cite des temOins?
LIE plaignant.-Inutile, monsieur
lie president, celni-ci me suf1it ill
tend une b%outeille.
LIE president. -Expllquez-vous.
LIE REORGANIZATION meilleur te
moin, c'est ce win, puisqu'il depose
Fragment de dialogue conjugal:
-Avez-vous lu dams le journal
mon ami, quill sufit, ponr calmer
les flots irri,es, de verser de rhuile
dams la inert
-Oni, ma chere, ct je te prize
d'avoir t0njonrs quelques bidons
d'huile a la maison. Je veux faire
nne experience sur ia mere, Qui est
solvent Orageuse.