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lie remede de ia rage

LIE hasard a conduit a la decor.
ve,te de la guerison de Ia rage.
A Bayacucho, Perou, I'm homme
await etc mordu par un CHEN enra-
&c.
Quelques temps apres Ia maladie
s'est developp6e dune maniere ter
rible dams s. folie furieuse le NAL
heureux s'est jete en- bas de sd
maison ct est tomb6 au milieu de
plantes de "Penca." LIE jus de
ces plantes lui a p6n6tre dams la
bouche ct il en- a aval6.
On moment dc raison lui 6tant
revenu, il a saisi des feuilles de Ia
plante, Ell a exprim6 IL JUS laiteux,
ainsi Que la seve don't Giles sont
satur6es. Quand ses amis ront
retrouv6, il etair 6%vanoui, tenant
! dans Ia main des feuilles de "Pen'
/ ca" on de magney.
On IA transporte chez lui on il
a bient6t recouvr6 la sante. Les
medecins savent depuis longtemps
que IL JUS de la seve de "Penca"
guerit les chiens de Ia rage.
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I'm crime horrible Went H6tre
commits a Collorec, canton de Cha
teauneuf.du. Faou, (Bretagne.) LIE
uomme Barazer, proprietaire, q
assomme, en- lui PENDANT lie crane
avec IN Iourd Tabonret, So petite
niece Marle-Jeanne Creis, agee de
six ans.
Depuis 4uelque temps Barazer
m%anifestalt, Oh lie salt pOnrqnOi,
unr aversion s;ngnliere ponr cette
enfant quill await prise chez lui il
va p!uSieurs annees ct don't les
parents habitent Land-lau. Bara-
ger il choisi pour accomplir SOU
tOrfait, IN moment on sa femme,
qui, contrairenent q lui, alorait
l'enfant, craft absense de la maison.
Barazer IL etc ar.es6 ct incaIcer6
q Chat.aulin. La population du
petit bourg de Coilo,ec est depuis
lie crime sous lie coup lie la plus vi
We emotion.
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LIE mardi gras s'est passe 4 Thl
loaaux dune facon tellement cal
y qn'a peine session apercu que
y Jour 6tait consacre a DIES diver.
ssemeut ct des masquarades qui
kmblent tOmber EN- desuetude.
les rejouissances on plut6t les
hhibitions Qui ont lieu q Ia Nou'
Vie Orleans ct qui y attirent une
fAAde fouls mont Iien on pres
e plus rien de &c qui caracterisait
ais le carnaval. La note gale, la
Ae bouffonne manque ct Sen va
= lea ans. Maintenant tout est
meet, gourme, savant 1t Ton peut
Eiastfuire mails non s'amuser en-
sastsnt au defle des disciples du
lafai gras.
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Jeudi derhier Mr. Charley Thibo-
|deaux IA recu SOC dipltme de phar'
|nacien du northwestern Univer-
dty,' Illinois.
Eobtention de ce dipl6me ne
kp+ut 6lre acquise que par des can.
'diaats ayant 81 ans. C'est cette
aerniere clause qni, jusqu'a present,
lyait empech6 Mr.. Chas. Thibo'
deaux d'6tre compile parmi nos
Rharmaciens, car SEES excellentes
tlules ct sa praliQue au college de
EAicagO Ell font I'M de nos plus ha
iles manipulateurs de drogues.
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Dilnanche dernier vers 10 hrures
do soir un meurtie q etc comn,is
dams la p,incipale rue de Thibo-
daux 4 rencojgnure Maiu & Jack.
son. La victime est I'm ~ital,en On
nom de Giovanni Blanca exercaut,
depnis pres dun an, parmi nous,
Ia profession dc corLonnirr. Tous
ceux qui pont connu ~attestent quill
etait dun caractere tranquil. ct
aimhble.
Y at il en- q~urrelir?
LIE verdict du juri nomme par le
coroner attribute la mott i u,ie hlrs.
SUE fait- au he>sus lie fNl, lIui:,
par une bale de revolver Ou dc
! plstolet, lesIut, h'ait dams les rains
dun nomma Clifford Tanner. Co
tlernier etait, dit on. sous l'in1uen
&c de la bOi>Som. Nous nous alb
S%tiendtOns de lnuItr Ieil-xiOn, ia
Justice etant saiSie ii. laiiaice.
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I'm Roman du Sud.

Au temps de resclavage, Isaac
franklin 6tait Pun des plus riches
p~lanteurs du Sud, possedant dams
lie Tennessee qnatre grandes habi-
tations ct plus de negres que qni-
conque, sauf peut- 6t,e le pere du
general Wade Hampton. Frank
lin, qui etait veuf, WYATT royale-
ment ct tenait un re.iS,,e SUI le
Qurl SEES nOmbrcux viSitenrs SINS
crivaient. Tn jour plusieurs jeu-
III personnes tie Nashville vinrent
visiter son hab,tation, ct parui
Giles sc trouva miss Adecelia
Hayes, a repoque Ia belle du Sud.
La ieune file, soft sincerement, soft
pour 1ire, ajouta a la suite dc son
nom Il lie resist.e Qu'elle etait We
nue. pour faire la cour au vleux
Franklin /; celni ci sc laiSsa sednire
sans d!t1icuIte ct peu lie jouIs apIes
il erousait miss Hayes, quill laissa
bIent0t veuvp, avtc Sol eciatante
beaute ct $1,000, 900 pour Sc conso.
Ter.
En &c temps.la WYATT Il Hunts.
vile, Ala, I'm jeune avOcat uu ON
dc oseph Acklen, lequel attpndalt
en vain DIES process. L'idee lui vint
que la meilleuie atfaire quill pour
rai5 jamais gasner, ce serait de
ponscr la weave Franklin ct il ct
parla 4 DIES amis qui lui fireht nnt
bourse dc $1,000 pom: quill put lu
faire %dignement la cour. Acsle,
eIait aussi bean sarcon qu'l 6tai
;adroit, ct sc laissant prendre poG
TN mii!ionEaire.i il livla le siege a,
caur de la veuve qui ne demand;
qua capituler. lis sc marieren
donc, sc balirtnt une belle maisol
ct vecureut dams I'm grand luxe
/: Pendant la guerre Acklen mourut
laissant quatre %ehfdnts, doHt Ful
denx etait Joseph Il. Acklen, qn
repreSentail y d quelques annees III
district de liz Louisiana aa COngre
ct qui fut ie plaignant dams ii
process qui Went de Sc decidtr e
favour de sa mere dams lo cOmt
do Davidson, Tenn. Nine Acklen
sd mere, n'etait pas ennemle IL
: marriage, car apies un court ven
wage ellie Sc maria pour la troiSiem'
fois avec uu nomme Cheatham
, Apres la guerre, ellie r6clama III
million de piastres all g%Ouverne
, ment pour donmages fats 4 Sd re
cote dc cotton ct gagna le process
., Son avocat, qui e;ait lie genera
, confedere Pillow, n'eut rlen Dou
!, SEES peines. Dependant depuis lor
+, la fortuue de Mme Cheatham Sc
!, est alice EN- lambeaux ct q So MOI
rGcemment ellie ma laissee gu
!, $500, 600, don't son fills reclamait
!, quart.
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ELECTION A THIBODAUX.-L'e.
lection, tenue mcrcredi dernier 4
mars 1889, pour la nomination dun
memb,e du conseil municipal Ell
reimbursement de Mr.. j. S. Z. De
zauche demissionnaire, s'est pro-
noucee en- favour de Mr.. IL. \. COu
lon. Ii a etc 6lu par IS vOix de
majorlt6, les seules deposees dn
resle, nous dit-on, dams les bottles
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EXCURSIONS.-Dans n rfu-
Mon telue melcieui & mars 1889,
il a etc resoiu par la Y. NJ. b. A. de
Lat0urche Qu'une excursion aura
lieu de Thibodaux a Lafayette,
lie joar sera ulterieurement fXe
par uu comite uomlne i Get etfet.
On nous apprenh que Ia 7. NJ
B. A. de Id Nouveile Orleans dOi'
yenir en- excursion q Th:bodaux IL
dimanche 3 mai 1889.
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La direc,rlce du convent Gu
Mont Carmel 4 Washington, la
|seur Hyacinthe est venu passer
|Qnelques jours au convent de Ihl-
|bOdaux. Chacun Sc rappe!!e que
reinforcement ellie dirigealt cette
institution ct chacun aussi "a su
apprecier son Zele, son tact ct Ia
maunere eclairee don't ellie SUIT con
duire les 6tudes. TOuteS seS an
ciennes Gloves lui ont fait fete ct
eetait justice.
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Asls.-Les porteurs de reclama-
~ contre Ia paroisse, dnment
zlsoavees ct enr6gistrees, partant
90. l jusqu'au No. $50 inclusive.
IN cont prizes de presenter, dams
sssal Dc 80 .jours, 4 partir dan.
.ehul, ces r6clamati0ns al
.e'aire du juri Dc police pour
s,cles IL Temettra des warrants
tresorier, payables q vue.
eIempt3s de cette formalit6,
Sss'ncats de jur6s ct ceux DE-
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MODERATE PRICES.

Mr.. +. GOuaux-I have prescribed year
Pile Oiatssent for the past i've years and in
every casa it gave satisfscsion.
C.A DUvAL, II. D.
Call for samples Of Anti-Asthmatie 1t yeur
drugGist.
To +. 0eusux, Houma. La:
have On several occasions uaed yenr Ant
Asthmstic mixture ard powder, and bsvo
found instant relief By usiaz -
r. E. SARRA1sS, . Jsckssa 81. y. o..
! Cali fer samples q AnttAstA1atis g ~
dsssgise
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
+

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friende
nd tho travelling public that no has made
.ome new arrangements wkich will enablp
him o satisfy ali those who will hsnsr him
with their custom.
Meals furnished 1t oil hours Of the day
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A.. n. md DiADee
It. O'Clock p. NJ.
C~ommedlous and wellfurnlshed rooms.
NODERATE PRICEA.
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DEcEs.-Dectdee sur le Bayou
Iafourchp, Veuve Jean-Baptiste
Kerne, nee Celeste Nicknair, asee
de Sc ans, Z mois ct 16 jnurs.
Les funerail!es ont Ell lieu le 4
mars en- fegiise catholique st. DO
seph a Thibodanx.
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N0IIVELLES LOCALES.

Mons felicitons cordialement lie
,so;or I. D. Moore de pev6nement
IN; mardi dernier, la rendu rhen-
-oux mere dune charmante petite
file,
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Mardi dernier a tu lieu a Lock
mort lie marriage de Mr.. Paul Mar
.,otte Of lie Nine Veuve DOmini.
ana Markasol, nee Virgiuie Her
pandez.
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Ie Theatre Faranta a etc COM
n,e,ement detruit par le teu dams
!, unit du mercredi an jeudi. La
s;le DIES s9urs de couleur Il aussl
c~onfffrt en- cette OCCASION.
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Marriages..

Oul sCpVuusO q uu uocIt 4uA
plusieurs fois, nous a etc manifesto,
nous publions Ia liste complete de
toutes les licences pour marriage
qui ont etc delivles par le grefier
de cour de Ia paloisse Lafourche
depuis lie premier janvier 1889 JUS
qua &C jour.
MR.. MILE
Sam Bradley Susan Boston,
Octave Savoie Augusta Samply,
Oscar DufIesne Leontine Breaux,
Arthur Lefort Leontine Loe,
Prosper Adam Dora LavIgne,
J. 3. Percle Ursene Landry,
Henry Stewart Josephine Carter,
L. Leblanc CeleStine Pontifft,
Jean Dominique Theolene Hook.
Mex Brown Felicie Robichanx,
\. Bourgeois Augustine BreanS,
Thorn. Tacs Lorenza Melancon.
Joshua Henderson Nina Briefs,
Alb. Lavisne HeIoire Detercaux,
Alcpste Chauvin Myrtle Guedry,
+. Brpaax Clementine Gauhert,
~. Bourgeois Armentine Martin,
Oztme ago Victoria Porter,
.JuStillen SayOie Lea Leblanc,
Lewis Moore Mary Smith,
Miguel Aleman Amelia NJ. Mime!,
Gsotse Craig Cecilia Walker,
+. Daraen Dorestene Crepelle,
John Dunno Sarah Plesents,
Myrti!" Naqnin C!otllde Dantin,
L. Thiboaeaux Alice Boudreaax,
AlphoA Sc Foi6t Laura Dngas,
Ozeme Arcenaux Cecilia Hadley.
James Webster Maudy Robinson,
Charles Rodrigue Lille Scott,
Albert Meyer Brigitte Baud,
&. Leblanc Rosina Boudreaux,
Julien LarOuSSe Marie Pitre,
Philip Hargis Eveliia LIE 3 lane
A. Chiasson Henrietta Andras,
Paul Leonard Eugehie Badeanx
Wilson Richard Leontine Pierce
Pierre Breaux Cameiia diet
r. Ordarue Roselina Bondreanx
Louis Tousin Georglna Chiasson.
Ed. Harrison Elizabeth Brown
j. Williams Josephine Bap,iste
Camille Cllauvin Emma Lyal!,
- Walter Jones Ophelia Verret
O. Bourgeois Emelia Dufresne
Philippe Plaisance EziIda Danos
: Zepbyrin Folse Lea For6t
Marcellin FOr6t Emelia FOlse
l.. Charpentier Anastasle Chouste
Joseph Williams Jane Finlay
: William Seely Hortense Coisnet
: Il. McMahon Math;lde DanSereau
Abel Bouterie Emely Ballow
JOSEPH Adam ANGELA Guillot
ID, J. Banen Louisa TOuchard
t e. ThjbOdeaux HelOise Anter
" Z. +. Lorio Johanna Albert
r Thomas Brown Clarlssa Smith
I p. Marquette Virginie Hernandez
Marcellin ellis Ophelia PerilIou,
e Odressy Albert Odillia Ahysel
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Lu daus ralbun de NJ. Prudhom-
me :
"Pour 6tre heureux dams Ia vie,
il sufat de s'hatituer dAs reufanoe
aux calamites in6vitables 10 ma
ladie, Il marriage ct IL mort.
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A Vendre.

10000 bardeaux de bonue
qnalit6, 4 I'M prix tres moder6
par Nine d. Markasal, deux miles
en- bias de Lockport. S'addresser
aux hureaux de IL SENTINHLLr
de Thibodsux pour plus amp)es
| renseiGnementk
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LIE lieutenant colonel Ell retraite
Cbardot, sagnant du gros lot de
5OO,O 900 fi. du dernier tirage des
obligations de Panama, Went de
MOURN 4 Nancy.
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Beauties du style contemporary.
I'm journal parisien, bien inten.
tonne a coup SIR, mails dune re.
daction bizarre, public cette phrase
a propos de P6lection du q janvier
"Prenez garde do livrer al loup
IA clef de Ia bergerie
Eid&e de ce loup SO promenan,
ON clef 4 IL pate ma rejoui forte
meut.
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Justice etaHC SdiSic Ne ! aiIalrt.
ST Thihoaaux await u,e encein;e
Plus on moins lOrtltifr, nous dirion>
que nons a>ons lr plai>ir de posse
der dams To- murs, drpuiS pln
sieurs semaineS, Mme l.. 4. Sene
cal, Ia a1ur de notie sympatl;4n"
DR.. IL. DanSeIeau ct la veUVt dc
Honorable senateur de MOntlehl
l.. A. SENEGAL, don't oGs avoas de-
pIOre la mort PannGe iernlere dams
notre journal. Mime l.. \. SENEGAL,
4 cause lie SeS relations de fdml!le
ct de SEES nonJrtuSes vi>ite- lc!,
Nest pas une etranGeie parhl
nous, ct plusirurs de 0 conciloy-
| ems out etc & meme dc recOnnaltie
ses hautes qualities ct 81 %generense
hoslltalite au Canada Gil ellie Il
toujoulS eu sa demrure. Nous
SommeS, On ne peut Plus llenreuX
d.. lui Souhaiter la blen-veuNe ct
{, lni souhaiter en- meme temps lie
,..ands sourirts d'lndulgeEce ct
0'affection pour Ia famil!e TT les
a.nis qui l'eutourent ID TnibodanX.
Heias! Uelas! malsre Ia on lie
Sunday Law, malgre la rlohebi-
zion, maigre la lei portrait lie No.
10 qui recommande IN con,S de
Temperance Il Iusage DIES eniants
qui usent ieurs ptemier.s cniottes
sur les bancs de FecOie, mal.te
tontes ces exceIIentes chooses 4ui
ont pour soul meri'e de n,asoir
point 10 sens commun, de metre
point a~ppIlcables ct de metre me-
me pas comprises suffisamment dies
simples mOrtels, nous avons d en-.
registrer M meurtIe commits di'
mancbe dernier dams Ia principale
rue de notre Vile. La cauSe de ct
meurtre est due & la boissOn. Les
cafes dependant etaient fermes, e
CO nest point dams DIES Gtablisse
me,.ts clandestlns que lie menrtriel
a pulse ce movement &c rage e
de folie qui lui a fait comme'tt'
une action regrettabIe. Nous NJ
voulons pas rcvenir sur DIES crit
cues que nous avOns 81 SOuveD
formulees a quot bon, il NY a pir'
sourd que celui qni ne veut poin
entendre....
Ce nest pas parce que vons sup
prince les cafes que vOus Unstable;
la temperance. Celni qui ven
boire, boira ct boira d'autaut plu
quill ne sera pas Gus rGil d'amis
de- commissioners don't Ia presenc
. seule lie feralt rougir tie hontc, O
gui, au moins, prendraient la pein
de reprimer ses exres ct dc pr6vt
> mir ses actes coupables CONNIE Gel,
Que nous avons Ell d d6plorer der
; increment. Jamais paIeille chos
!. n'aurait pu sc produlre EN- plei
Jour nj meme IN dimanche so
a avant one la susdite loi matt ia
i de O rues des endroits deserts
{ rusage seul de ceux qui cherchel
+ une distraction quand m6me....
Comment I'M homme est tue ST
lc seuil de sa porte, dams notre RI
Il principale q 10 heures du soir, ct {
nest que le lendrmain vers 2 he'
res du matin qu'On apercoit SC
cadavre!
II est iuste aussi de dire QUAY,
- r6clairage que nous possedons,
;. est plus prudent de ne point save
turer dams nos rues de peur de re
!" contres tacheuseS.
Lu daus l'album de NJ. Prudhol
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TAKE LAGARDE's ELIXIR FOL DYSPEP-
SiA.
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How to Cure Nervous Horses.

"Finely-bred, intelligent h0rses,r
said a trainer recently, fare often
nervous. They are quick to notice,
quick to take alarm, quick to do what
seems to them, in moments of sudden
terror, necessary to escape from pos
sible harm, from something they do
not understand That is what makes
then shy, bolt and run away. We
can not tell what awful suggestions
strange things offer to their minds. 1t
may be that sheet OF white paper in
the roadway seems to the nervous
horse yawning chasm, the open front
If a baby carriage the jaws Of dragon
ready to devour him, and man on a
bicycle some terrifying sort Of a flying
devil without wings. Directly. how.
ever. he becomes familiar with these
objects, he is entirely indifferent
to them. Therefore, when your horse
SHES at any thing, make him ac-
quainted with it, let him smell il,
touch it with his sensitive upper lip
lhnd look closely at it He may not
learn all In one lesson, but continue
the lessons, and you will cure your
horse Of all nervousness. Z = Home.
Farm and Factory.
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TREATMENT OF COLTS.

How 10 Take Care of Them During Their
First Year OF Existence.
The first and most essential point in
raising good horses is to see that when
the mare has foaled the colt has
sufficient quantity OF proper nourish-
ishment to insure rapid growth. The
food should consist mainly OF the
nourishment afforded by its dam for at
least four weeks; then it should be
taught to eat some oats which have
been previously soaked for ut least
five hours, being careful not to give
too much; first give about half pint
and then increase the quantity as the
colt gets older. The colt should run
with its dam in the pasture, when it
will not require SO much feed as oats;
-but-when the mare is required to work
the colt should be put up In the stable
and fed a little oats and a little cut
grass, and it will thrive better. and it
will be better for the mare, than il the
colt is allowed to follow the pillow,
harrow or mower. which might injure
it; but during the nights it should be
turned out with the mare on grass, as
colt needs, the first year OF its
growth. all the exercise it can get to
develop its legs and form and tougher
its hoofs, as well as the other parts OF
its body.
In localities where for the greater
part OF the year the weather is wet
and the coil rather spongy. the hoofs
should be paired of, at the points in
order that the lower and upper mus
Giles of the legs may be properly de-
-veloped
The training OF a colt is one OF the
chief things in making a valuable
horse. The colt should be taught to
lead and drive single when or before
1t is six months old. For ..breaking.n
''training" ought to be substituted;
but II one does not teach colt how to
work, lead and be dutiful while it is a
colt, it will certainly need "breaking''
later on. Training colts when they
are colts enhances their value one-half
or more. Feed colts and teach them at
the same time, and do 1t when they are
young. and when they grow up they
will regard you as their master. Cor.
Rural New Yorker.
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rho vanderbilt system or railways.

Few persons have any conception OF the
magnitude of the interests covered by the
above title, and very few even among the
railway fraternity are aware OF how fully
this vast syster. occupies the field in which
it is located; but II you will take a map and
trace out, first, the New York Central a.
Hudson River; second, tho Boston 81
Albany; third, the Lake Shore q Mich
igan Southefn; fourth, the Michigan
Central; fifth, the Cleveland, Cincin-
natl, Chicago e st. Louis formerly the
''Bee Line'5 and "Big Four'') railroads,
you will be impressed with the wonderful
foresight of the men who designed and ex-
eeuted the plan to operate under uniform
policy, and practically common control, a
system Of railways that should furnish unsur-
passed transportation facilities to the great
commercial empire outlined abovey and
trip over this grand aggregation will
convince the most skeptical that the Van
derbilt System Of Railways, Of which
the New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad is the main stem, traverses
the very heart OF the business por-
ton Of this continent, touching, either di-
rectly or through its immediate connec-
tons, all the important commercial centers
zof the country, and offering to health, pleas
ure and business travel facilities that are
not equalled by any similar institution in
the world.
An edition of one hundred thousand copies
OF q very neat little pamphlet bearing the
title at the head of this article has Just been
issued by the American Bank Note Com
pany Of New York, which contains much
interesting information concerning this
great system.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-10-03

Kaiser Williams Broad Hint.

According to a story lately circulated
In Berlin, the Emperor appeared, at six
o'clock one morning. most unexpectedly
at the barracks Of dragon regiment.
The soldiers were ready for maneuvers,
but the commanding officer had not yet
arrived. Fine Emperor waited half an
hour, when the delinquent arrived.
His feelings at the sight OF his SOW
ereign can better DO imagined than de-
scribcd. But the Emperor did not say
word. He assisted at the manuevers,
made several observations, as usual,
and finally left without addressing a
word to the officer In fault, who con-
sidered himself lost. The Colonel went
home in despair, expecting from moment
to moment to receive the news Of his
disgrace. With the customary expedi-
tious ways OF the Emperor he knew he
would not have long to wait. But the
afternoon passed, then the evening and
still nothing occurred. He had not
dared to leave the house indrcad OF the
events which were to decide his future
career. Finally, as the evening wore
on, he ventured out for walk. On re-
turning home he found q little package
addressed to him. No letter or message
accompanied it. He hastily opened the
mysteriaus~ parcel and found it~con=
tanned an alarm clock. Berlin Cor.
Providence Journal az