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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-24
TllE OIL MARkET,
Tho Bulls Make u IGaid aud Prices Ad,
YnDrp -Four Cents.


PITrsUvRGu, Pa, Oct. 94,-The bulls
made raid on the oil market this after.
noon and in a short time prices ad.
vanGed nearly four cents, touching a
higher figure than for several years. AS
It result the petroleum exchange was
converted into veritable pandemoniHm
and more business was done than for
many months. The market opened dull
at 81 004 and remained in that neighbor.
hood until late in the session, when
values, under strong bull movement,
quickly advanced to Sl04 aud closed
firm at 81 03s. The excitement duGng
the tune the market was going up was
intense, aud inside Of an hour over 400,.
900 barrels Of oil changed hands.
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DENVER, Oct. 2S.-The locomotive
engineers today concluded their invest.
ipatIon Of the chufgrS, begun yesterday,
against one OF the grand officers. II Ia
understood that the ludge adopted re1O'
lutions n pflmandinR him, rhUpleCllon
Of officers was postponed until Monday,
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he IS AN AMERICAN.
How Lieutenant Edwards Called Down u
Russian Prince.

How Lieutenant EdWnrds Called down v
Russian Prince.
BurpALo, n. Y, Oct. 23.-Lieut. Clar'
ence b. Edwards, u, 5. A., OF Fort Por.
ter, has returned from Eur0pe8n trip
with his bri ,c, formerly Miss Bessie rol-
ter, OF this city, and the couple are domi-
=eled at No. 8, on 0Mcer's Row, Fort
Porter,
On September i the story was publish
ed that Licnt. Edwards had punished
Prince Badzwili, . Prussiau officer, for
impertinently staring VI his wife IN Lon
don, and forced that warrior to apologize,
/ "l don't know how this thing got inlo
print" said Lieut.. E,lwards, "because
nobody witnessed what happened cx.
cept the head waiter aud thu Prince and
myself. The Prince WAS treated wit /
disgusting difference, but was abundant.
ly Gutrsttd aboutthG hotel, aud he stared
at my wife persistrntly for two meals,
til il got too much for uio.
"The affair occurred at Browns Hotel,
in PiCcadilly, Il place Whele good Eng
llall pcOUIc ~ MllCh III tuNH' ~ Al'hEe
Badzwitl wus there, aud was always in
the dining room when We we're there
and staring ut my wife. His insoIenCG
at length became noticeable to such al
extent that 1t became uubeDrablg. |
went up to him aud asked him what be
meant in unmistHkable terms, II he
had been a man Of pluck he would have
resented it, for ! was Insulting him,
though II was not my stylt--but lie was
a coward aud took everything had TO
say meekly, though heard that he
understood English perfectly, ] did get
challenge from him aEterward, aud
sent word back to meet h'e In South.
ampton, to which place We were just
starting, and would give him all be
wanted. He never came, The Prince
was cordially hated about the hotel, Gut
everybody bowed down to him. Thank
| God. | nm an American,
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sT, LOUIS, Oct. ga large meeting Of
capitalists in the interest OF the Worlds
Fair was held last evening, Speeches
were made by Governor Francis
and other prominent men and
very great interest was mani.
tested In tho movement. A committee
was appointed to solicit subscriptions TO
the guarantee fund from retired mpr.
chants, wealthy men and other unClNssi-
fed persons, and an active canvass Of
this class Of citizens will be made at
Onup
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SAN FRASclsco, Oct. 23.-Tbo steamer
". Paul, WHICH arrived from Omaha last
night, brought forly.Six Yukon miners.
They report some destitutlon among
miners along the Yukon hut say that the
recent reports Of starvation there we're
exaggerated,
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 23.-,rho celebration
Of MonsiUnor McColgan'S golden jubilee
In Commcmoration Of his aitieth Rnni'
yersaty a. a priest, took place In 81.
Peters Catholic Church this morning.
The aged ecClesiastlc celebrated mass at
0 O'Clock, and at 1890 Cardinal Gibbons
oiiiriated as celebrant ip ponliAclal high
maal
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Tho Now Camden Rond.

0ptcHE DIFD1HtN 70 Wt lNItHlVtNcu'
FAlRNoNT, W. VAn OcE'23-ArraugC.
meuts have been made for special TX.
cursiop train over the Monougahell
railroad, although the track is not com.
pleted TO Shinnston, owing tO failure Of
receipt Of rails. Senator Camden and
Others arc in town ana will inspect the
enterprise.
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STEAMSHIP NEWS.
The City of Now York Defeats THO Toutonl'
in an Ocean Race.


in nn OCCRn Race,
QuKENsTowS, Oct. 23.-Thc Inman
Line races has won another victory.
The great race across the ocean be-
tween the City Of New York and the
White Star Line crack steamship Teu.
tonic ended here to-day in the defeat Of
the latter by the small margin Of one
hour and u half.
The City OF New York arrived at $50
a. M, and the TeutoniC at $500 a. III.
The time Of the formers passage was i
days, II hours and 35 minutes. Her
daily runs we're as iollows: 800 knots,
800, 4O7, 42O, 434, 427, 2l5-a total OF
9,7S0 knots.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 23.-The steamship
IIondo, from Greytown, arrived here
to-day. She was held at Quarantine
with a possible case OF yelloE fevor on
board,
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LEWIS COUNTY GRAND JURY.
Indictments Against the MuI derers Of Jake
AlklF0-A Female Hermlts Crime,
E....L.L nL....L.L L. Al. L.L-LLln.u.a.


AlkIFS-A Female Hermits Crime,
Special DispGich 10 The hteuigsneer,
WESTON, W, Van Oct, 93,-The grand
jury in session here this week found an
indictment for murder in the first degree
against Hershall Ice and Perry Smith.
They will be remembered as the two
parties arrested at Warrington for the
murder of young man named AlkirC,
near Brownsville, this county, during
the late food.
The grand jury also returned an in
diCtment against a woman named Aman-
da WilmoIth for burning hay. 1t is
claimed that she has been living in a
rocky cave in the wlIIs on the outskirts
OF this county,
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Special Dispoteh to Ms hteliqasr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Oct, 23.-DaYid
Aangust, au old citizen ofLogau county,
hung himself to the joists Of his home
last Friday night. His wife was away
and he was alone in the house. 0a her
return the next morning he was found
dead.
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NEw YoRx, Oct. 22,-Nlayor Giant
this afternoon i.suOd au appeal to the
citizens Of New York for the purpose Of
raising fluids for tho worlds fair. He
spt forth thu plan Of the financial coN'
mitlGe and says II is Of great Importance
that the fund should DO subscribed at
nurp
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BURNED TO DEATH,
An Unknown Drunken SInn reriIiICS In III
PLANES nj Duluth,

DvLUrn, MiSS., Oct. 2a,--Shottly aitCr
4 o'clock this morning lr9 broke out In
tho pendleton building, a three'Story
frame on the south corner Of Superior
street and First avenue, south. Tho
building was occupied by a ualoon and
lodging house, aud was nearly con.
sutnpd. This morning workman found
the body Of man burned 10 death, llO
was taken TO the mOfgue and uot idenll.
fed. II 10 believed he went 10 bed
drunk. Loss on building and contents
Sl0,0OOj insurance $1,000,
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BALTIMORE, Mn, Oct 20 The auit In
the United States District Court VI tho
owners Of the oyster vessels, which wpre
fred lRtO aud sunk In Chester liver list
December, CamD 10 an end somewhat
suddenly yestefday by The decision Of
Judge Morris in favor Oi the Slate,
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pv,x.vu.lv, lSp Oct % The places
Of tic l.uuisville 4 NaSnylle ,t,,i, S,'T neS
SSiighn,pn arc being hlle WIN mSM nm,
,,,., Tho Htrikets have been making
W,'.,. Nh and lJnuhlp In locked tOr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-24

MINNEAPOLIS, MfHS., Oo'. 20 AT
meeting Of the Union League, lnst night,
a resolution waB adopted placing Miune.
apolls In the field for tic Republican
! National Convention In 1899.
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The IIouleltc Man won.

BosroS, Oct. 93.--ln the Superior
Court to-day, In the case Of Henry
lIccbe, Jr, Va. Dr. william Thornton, to
recover back about SO 1000 claimed to
have been lost at roulette Ut the Savage
club last January, the jury, alter dplibef.
ating fifteen minutes, returned a verdict
In favor Of the defendant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-24
,,nrn l,lrnrn i,nclnOnIn.

OtrAwA, Oct 20 The Department OF
Agriculture Is advised Of three more
CNs.s Of plpuro.pnGumonia, discovered
among cattle landed Nt Deptford,N ,Nl'on'
dan. from New York and Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-24
THE BEIDEGROONS WIN
Another GanO In the Series for the Worlds
Championship.


Championship.
New YoRE, Oct. 22.-The fourth game
for the worlds championship was played
at Washington Park, Brooklyn, to-day
before 3,4OO. Brooklyn again won an
unsatisfactory game, only six inning be.
ing played. Both teams were wraugIing
continuously, and the feeling ran high.
The Giants lost all chances to win by poor
work in the field. Ewing hit the ball IN
front the plate and Clark threw TO third
10 catch Gore, but the ball struck Gore
in the back. GaiEney declared Gore out
for intentional interference. O'Brien
was presented with a badge, in which
are imbedded twenty-five handsome
diamonds. Score:
NeW OTk"r"'.'''''"''','".."O U U b
BfOORiyn"""".- "..."...... . S-lO
Earned runs-SGw York, .; Brooklyn, !. Two.
base hIls-O'ROuTkG, Clark. 1hfCCDRGe hits
Gore, Crane. Home TulI-llurns Stolen bases
Ewing, Conner, O'BIcn, Collins FUutE,
Smith and pinCGnCy. Double plays Richard.
sou Ward and COnnOr. III NJ tAse On bnlls-Oti
Crane B; oil Terry 3. Struck Out--hy Crane . by
Terry 8. Passed bAlls-EWIng .; CIafk, 2, Wild
pllChes-Cruue /. firstUn efTOR-SUW York v;
Brooklyn o, Declared Uut-GOre, Implies
GAlluGy aud Lynch,
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sTuTTOART, Oct. 23.--rho man who Ut.
tempted 10 assasslnatU Prince William
oi Wuftemburg on Sunday isa yarnish
maker named Martin Muller. MulIer's
fellow wOrklnen say TINT at various
times he las shown RIgns oi insanity.
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NEw YoRK, oct. 2S.--Chtistopher
FiCken, bartender, and Max Boxer, q
waiter, were found dead In bed this
morning IN their room In East Twenty.
seventh street. They were suiioat6d
by gas,
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Dronrrs Assign,

Nyv YoRS, Oct, 23--Barbour, Brooke
4 t;Ntdnpr, manufacturers ana nes,ets ',.i,,
in ,lrapprips ~ D3O Broadway, haye LhauS oO,
a general assignment without preferences
InIipntpp 4, Davenport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-24

Syracuse, N. y, Oct, 23 John g. X,
Trnaif, for thirty years publisher Of tue
Syracuse Journal, died to-day, aged "
years,
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M,eoS, Mo, Oct g2 The strike Of
-on coSi miners al thu Kansas 4 Ie19s
TIyv,,SvSnyis ~ mines, At Ardmofe, thls
sanity, las been adjusted
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wA,u,yoroS, D, O., Get 23,--To'day's
bond offerings were as lOyIowsi SoMnon mno y,
A. 81 ,OOO nl lg7; reglHttted 4s, SIO,yVo. a.
ig7, Registered 4ls, s25,0Op NJ lOoii
cannon IJs, S3,0OOat 1851,
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CmuAuo, Oct. 23.-Thp Chicago Gas
Trust has subscribed for $4,000 stock oI
the worlds fair,
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On incendie considerable q de.
fruit RESENTMENT une partie du pa.
lais imperial ! P6kin. les astro.
logues de Ia cour, consult6s dams
tontes les circumstances graves, ont
annonc6 que 10 Dragon dc fen, qui
personnifie Pempire chinois, await
tres certainement en- une de ses
cling pattes ecras6e par an des che
minis de fer r6cemment install6s, ct
il await dh vomir BON fen sur Te
palais de rempereur.
II q etc immediatement decide,
par d6crct imperial, que pour evi,er
le renouvellement dune pareille
calamit6, toute nouvelle concession
de chemin de fer serait impitoya-
element refasee; quaint aux che.
minis de, fer deja autoris6s, ills. con.
t~inueraieut 4 fonctionDer 81. le
Dragon SO tenair d&sormais tran.
guile.
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fUne rrandes koiSe aura lieu a
Lockport, les 6 9: Z Juliet proclaim
ponr Id b6n46ce 1e1'64ole pibtipSe'
ct des B. B.. B. La Int p~onrbuIvi
par les oraapisatdnfe de 10 -foire
est des plus popalsires ct ne peut
manquer de ,rencQntrer assenti.
ufent general. NkaSnoiss, iien ne
sera 6pargn6 pour Iendre ces deux
j0urs de f0ees attrayalte . t0ue
6gards. g. .sft. -
LIE restaurant ct les 6tabtisse-
ments de Embellishments seront
tenus Dune facon hors ligne ct .qui
ne laissera risn & d6sirer. Les
ieux divers +; tirs,- courses, danses
v apporterOnt aussi leur note gale.
On ne saurait irop encourager le
movement qui tend & h prolon.
CATION de Ia session des ecoles pu-
6lioues. Ss6st A-dlrsrA - chose IL
plos importante pour notre pays
ct dune n6ceasit6 whale poor tous.
Nous voyonsy Ia rests.A Il tete
de paffairs, ies uoms. - quesqess
ans des Plus inhuents dc Peodroit
j. p. Boarg, pr6si1eut ; q. d. Bar.
rios. G. AbribAt, +. ReFilleaux, y.
Toups, vics-ps6sidents.
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Une tres grande foire doit 6tre
donn&e 4 Raceland aux envirous
de r6glise Ste Marie les % ct % de
ce uois pour le ben6fice dune 6cole
qui doit 6tre dirlgee par les seurs
du Mt. Carmel.
Nous ne voulons pas nous appe.
santir sur Ia necessite dun pareil
Establishment. Pour tous les peres
de famiIle, pour tous ecu qni ont
quelque souci de BONES meurs,
d'instruction ct l'6dncation, il est
certain qae Pom ne peut qu'approu.
yer ct soutenir Initiative prise
par lie Rev. Pere Vigroux qni, pen
Sons-nous, a dh ct dot 6tre Pinsti.
gateur du movement.
Chose assez remarquable, sce sont
les jeuues gems. qui sont q Ia t6te
lie vaffaire. Nous citons plus bas
!eurs MONS Qul sont une garantie
lie pleine r~epssite. sss
t Nous reYiepdrons sur, ce snjet
tout en- pr6disant { un grand et
kgiumer sncces 4 cette @uvre qui
|lddit ddlo9ppers aux corganisateurs ane
kgitime satisfaction ct sera pour
le pasteur de rendroit une source
de tranquiliit6 ct de repos. Il sau-
9 aides CO moment que les intelli.
gences ct les c@urs dc ses enfants
sont en- BONES mains.
Les patrons de lenvre .sont.:
Rev. E. A. Vigroux, directeur /; Dr..
John Gazzo, president ct organise
teur general; Alexandra L6pine,
P. j. Bourgeois, Henri Braux, Chas.
Mathews, Justly Theriot, Etieune
Hebert, John Bergeron, Robert
Folse, Fhrosen Babin, Richard Ba.
bin, Norbert For6t, John Field,
Firmin Thibodeaux, Albert Braux,
Clovis Toups, 3. p. Darden, Ar.
thur Scott, Orville For6t, Willis
Toope, Leufroid Folse, Albert Ora
bert, Edwin Folse.
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Parmi les visiteurs que rexcur
siOu dc dimanche dernier nous a
lneues de la Noavele uritans, q
|trouvait Mr.. Edwin j. Kursheedt,
h H~cprietaire bien Gonna % grand
dablissement de marbres ct d'ar.
iekss Itineraries, situe 100 rue
Camp q la Nouvelle Orleans. Pen,
ldant de nombreuses annees, on q
% voir dams nos COLONIES le nom
te Mr.. E. j. Knrsheedt don't mons
tious les agents lei, 8 Thibodanx.
Pendant sa courte visite MI.
3karsheedt a trouv6 roccasion de
= reudre agreeable ct de montrer
ha~ g6n6rosite. II a fait eadeao d
feelise St. Joseph de trois msgni'
lqses vases en- fonte qui font d
iaenre actuelle partie des orne-
HINTS ct objets dart places an
AWARE du pare de Ia susdite
Ntiise. 1
IL. E. j. Kursheedt ssoot -acQuls
Reconnaissance .du psstenr g
paroissiens qui 1ut envoient
AnHmerciemep&s. 1n0kt % =
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EXCURSIONS 6usnTasREs.

EXCURSIONS B16uL1EREs. =
Nous sommes infoin6S que Mr.. L.
T; Schneider, capitaiDe,dp steamer
Belgrade, sc propose Dc faire DIES
excursions tons leg dimanches q
Donaldsonville, 4 partir de- demaiu
en- huit. Ponr csttes Inauguration
Ia ceiebre fanfare do Thibodaux a
reimbursement offert ses services.
Le depart do Thibodaux aura
lien un pen plus tsrd one les de.
parts quotidien add que ceux qui
'!esifent faire CO voyage puissent
pro6ter de roccasion. Le prix du
passage aller ct retour ekt axe &
deux piastres.
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NJ. fA - y 80 "
PRESENTATION DE MEDAlLLE.-
Mardi soir, Ia compagn,a des 6chel.
les, "Home Hook, 4 Ladder Co.
NC. /" a present6 4 son presi-
dent, Mr.. R. r. Mcbride, en- souve.
MIR des services Quill q rendu a Ia
eompagn'e don't il q 6t6 le president
pendant quinze ann6esconsecutives.
une soperbe medaille en- or massif,
sef iaquelle eat grav6e Prescription
sulvante: "Home Hook s. Ladder
20. No. 1, to II. r. Mcbride"
Cette c6r6m0nie a Ell lieu a Ia re-
sldence de MI. Mcbride on des pre-
paratlons avaient etc fats pour
recevoir les donateurs.
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Plusieurs des habitants de metre
paroisse emigrent dams les Alta
kapas. Oe nest pas pr6cis6ment
I'M sol meilleur qu'ils chercheot
mails un pen plus de place an solsil.
Chez nous 10 ,sfsmlls aagmente
chaque aimee ct bient6t on trouve
IL maison trop 6troite ct le champ
trop potit. Aves notre systeme do
drainage d~efect1eux il est bien
diflcile d'agrsndir 10 champ pa.
ternel. De Il, IL nAcessit6 Do 90
diererser ct d'aller fonder ailiears
On noaveau mid ct -ane nouvelle
famiIle. CO ne sont poortautspoint
les terres incultes eui mapquent lei
nj surtout des praiftes immeuses
qu'un bon systeme de.dessechement
permettrait de METRE en- rapport.
Tous les ans on s'oecupe Dc IL
question, tous les ans on etudie le
moyen de la resoadre, &c moyen est
facile; ct chaque' fois dependant
on se>heurte 4 pinertie, g. findifr4-
renee, . h stnpidjt6 plpt0t de
qaelquea individus que tout citrate
parce gu'ils We coanlrennent pas ct
ne veuleDt pas comprendre.
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MAR1AGE.-Mardi dernier, a Ell
lieu en- Ia residence de Nine. s. A.
blnmlngs, le marriage de sa file,
Minnie Binnings, de Thibodaux, ct
de Mr.. a. 81. Thornton, de la Pass
christian, Miss. Apres la ceremo.
naenaptiale, fate par .le Rev. A.. S.
Clark, ninistre, de, reglise- .episco-
pale st. John, Ell presence de NOM
0renx parents aeemis, les nouveaax
'epoux sont aller passer L. ,lnne de
miel & IL Pass Christian, accompa.-
CUES DIES vesx les plus sinceres de
bonheut ct de prosp6rtle. ,
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LES PROPHECIES MEDIcNALES De
L'OicKOK.

Un journal anglais par!e des pro.
prietes m6dicinales des oignons. !
Apres avOir constat6 que lie libre
usage DIES olgnons u toujours etc
considGre par Ia plupart des gems
CONNIE une nonrriture saline ct
desirable, ce Qui fait qu'on les rem
c%oDtrerait plus souvent sur nos ia.
bles 81 leur odeur he repngnai. pas
a un certain nombre de personnes,
lie Journal ajoute que pour les rhu-
mes, il ny IL pas de meilleur sp6ci..
fiQue, pcur la g%6neralite dies mala-
DIES, Que les oignons cults.
Les personnes qni les digerent
bien tro"veront qu'ils constituent
o settlement un excellent remede
pour Ia tOux ct Pembarras DIES
br0nches, mails encore qu'ils sont
capables, 81 on en- fait Iargemeut
usage au debut du rhume, d'entra-
ves n mala,lie qui, l'apres pacuite
lie ~fattague, menaeait Dc ievenir
serieuse.
&c traitement du rhume est a la
p0Itee de>tOut lie monde ct de tou-
ties les b~0urses, on peut rempIoyer
sans aucnn danger. II sera meme
tonjours utile puisque poignon est
tres sain.
Tn auteur a ~conseill6 aussi, dams
un Journal de medicine, de bonner
aux enfants de jeunes oignons crus
trois gu quatre fois par semaine, ct
quand lis cont devenus trop gros ct
trop durs pour 6tre mang6s crus,
de les faire bouiIlir, mails de ne
jamais ren0hcer a leur libre usage.
81 poignon est bon pour les
grandes personnes, il ne peut
que r6tre pour les enfants,
4d'autaut plus quill semble tres
propre a emp6cher chez ces der
niers l'6closion des maladies 6pid6.
miques ct contingencies. Pendant
les saiscrs malsaines, dit On parti-
san de &c vegetal, on regnent Ia
diphterie ct DIES malaiies conta-
giepses analogues, il faut mauger
des oignOns, Al printemps, an
mOins une f0is par semaine. On
ne sanrait cr0ire q Quel point lilo
so0s fortifiants ct prophylactiques.
ii voas ceaignez Ia peste dams
ON pays, disait Mahomet, mangez
de ses oignons apres avoir bu de
son eau.
Ce v6g6tal est stimulant, diur6.
tique, antissosbatique, sntiseptique,
vermifas &c, etnollient EQUITY, ap6rit,f,
digestif, etc.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-22

AUBERGME.-Uuea ubergine (ou
breme) don't le poid ct la grosseur
n'ont, croyons-nous, etc encore de-
passes Went dt6tre envoyee an de-
partement d'sgriculture. Sa cir
conference mesure vingtquatre
poaees ct son poid est done hvre
.eaatre onces.
Co legume phenomenal sort du
jardin de Mr.. John B. Bourgeois,
nembre du jury de police, qui est
s9put4 CONNIE etapt-1un des neil.
lSafa eultivateurs de Ia paroisse..
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-22

DECEs.-Nous svons appris avec
peine Ia mort de In jeune flle de
Mr.. Claiborne Dogas, IL petite Lena
Agfe settlement de on an ct sept
mois, ct d9cedee pres Paincoult.
Vile Oh ses fun6railles ont en- lieu
samedi dernier, 10 JUN.
Henry William Brockhoeft Qui
habitat Donaldsonville depuis quill
svait quite Thibodaux est mort
dernierement, dams cette vile on il
e1ercait le meter de cordonnier.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-22

ATTENTION "ROAD INSPECTOR"
I'm pen avant d'arriver an Canal
Harapg une pompe est iustall6e sur
la rive gauche dans le but d'irriger
des rizieres. Rien de mieux que
pobjet que l'on poursuit; mails
avant de meyer le champ on noie lie
chenin. Or IL chemin appartieDt
d tout le monde ct doit 6tre respect6
ct Mr.. le road Inspector fera bien
de WELLER & son bon e~ntretien.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-22

Bayou Les eaux du Bayou
LatOurche sOnt aSseZ nantes main
tenant pour permettre la naviga.
ton des grands bateaux. On croft
meme que cette crue s'accentura
ASSET pour permettre aux riziers
dirriger Ieur champ de riz sans lie
secours de pOmpes.