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The Verdict Unanimous.

". II. Shit. Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
te,titc,: II can recommend Electric
G.tsers as the very best remedy. Ev-
cry boalr sold has given relief Ill
every case. One nrsu took six bottles,
and was cured of rheumatism OF 10
years. standing" Abraham Hare,
,lruggsist, Bellville, Ohio, atiirms: ''Ihc
hest selling medicine l have ever hand
l,l in my 70 years experience, Is
Electric Bi.ters." Thousands of others
Ia We added their testimony, SO that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Fit
tecs do cure all diseases Of tito Liver,
Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dollar
= bottle at 'rhibodanx Drug Store.
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Old Letters.

(EOF tn0 c00tint1.)
I hold in my hand these letters, q
And the 0re gleRm1 up In the CRATE;
Shall I throw them into the embers
And leave them there to their fate?
40 long ago they were written
so long been hidden away,
While the hands that penned them are folded
Over silent hearts to-day.
Here is one from a spirit sister,
Whose life, like a Swallowed stream.
Flowed On so softly. gently,
Till II disappeared like \ dream.
On her lips the name of a lover
She had not dared to wed,
Her life went out of the darkness
To a glorious light instead.
And here is one from another
The rose At her bridal feast
Had scarcely fallen and faded
Ere death struck cold at her breast,
When life was fAirest and sweetest
To WELD its rich nectar p
This was the fate that WAS waiting.
This was the bitterest cup.
There are letters still more sacred
So tender, and fond and true
I hold them now in reverence,
While my eyes are moist with dew.
| Shall I burn them? Oh, I cannot.
Tied up with q sable thread,
| 1 shall put them back with the treasures
Which whisper yet OF the dead.
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TRIUMPH LODGE No. 81 X. OF p. J
TnihOIlnuX Oct. 10th. 1889. 4

wHFREASit ha4 pleased an All Wise Pro-
violence to remOve1rom our midst our late
comrade and brother, Joseph T. ~Thicodaux,
and, whereas, whilst we bow the head in
humble submission to His divine will, who
doeth all things well, W. can but yet drop
the tear of sorrow md express our grief at
the void which our brothers going hence has
occasioned therefore bel
RESOLVED. that in the death Of Joseph I.
Thibodaux, this community, where he has
lived 40 many years. has lost a valuable and
exemplary citizen, his widow and children y
kind. afectionat- and evoted husband and
father, and this Lodge a worthy and esteem
ed member
Re it further resolved that we extend to the
bercaved family OF our departed friend and
brother, our sincercst sympathics in this tn.
hour of their distress, and that az Il mark OF
esteem for our worthy and departed. brother
thu members Of this Lodge wear the nsnal
badge OF mourning for thirty days. and that
a copy OF these preambleS and resolutions bt
transmitted to the family of our deceased
brother and BE- duly published.
+. ZE.RNOTT.
y. W. WHITEHEAD.
W. II. PRICE.
Committee
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Notice to Public School Teahers.

Thibodaux, La. October eth. 1889
Applications for positions ;ls public school
teachers in the parish of I-afourchc Tor the
ensuing year are hereby notified that cN,
aminations will be held daily Sundays and
HOLIDAYS e%xceptrdl mt the office of Mcssrs.
O'Sullivan and knobloch. from Monday,
October nth. 1889, to the clos" OF the current
wear. Hours of cxaminnti ion from 10 a. m.
to- I =. III.
N.H.-Thc fact that the applicant holds Il
teachers certificate or has filled tn" teach
er's desk tor "a number of years vii! not cx-
empt hiin from examination:
+. w. BLAKE.
F \. i. kNOBLOCH.
-. Ia. O'SULrIVAN.
IS T. 4. RApEACN.
II. TABOR, SR.
Board Of Examiners
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m NENORiAM.
HALL OF THIHODATx BUCKET BRIGADE.
Thibodaux, La, Oct. 18th, 1883.

HALL OF BCCkEI 6RAIADE.
Thibodau1, La, Oct. 18TH, 1888.
Be it resolved, That we. the of1cers and
members Of the Thibodaux Bucket Brigade,
our sorrow at the death OF our late
honorary member, Joseph T: Thibodaux. and
our sincere sympathy to his bereaved family.
Resolved, That We DOW IN
humble submission to the will
our Lord, who knoweth and doeth
all things well. and We pray for His blessings
upon the family OF our deceased honorary
member
Resolved, That the members of this Bri-
gade wear the usual thirty days mourning.
3Resolved. That these resoluti ms be inscrto.
ed in the minute book OF this COMPANY; that
they be published in the Thibodaux SENTINEL,
and a copy hereof be transmitted to the fami-
RI. EAQUIN,
JULIUS BLUM,
T.. A. CHAMPAGNE,
. FIJI Committee
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HALL OF THlBoDAUx BUCKET BRIGADE,
T~hihodauy Oct, Is. 1883.

Thibodaux Oct. IS. 1888.
At meeting of this Brigade the following
resolutions were unanimously opt
Whereas the Divine Ruler has seen Mt to
remov, from our mids AARON
late member of this Brigade.
Be it resolved that we the members OF this
Brigade While humbly bowling in submis-
sion to the inscrutable decree OF Providence
have stuff red the loss of an upright and
faithful member whose loss will long be
felf and deplored by US. "
Resolved that the death of aaron Hoffman
has deprived his family OF a loving son and
an affectionate brother and We tender
the bercaved parents, s%orrowful brothers
md sisters our deepest sympathy in their
sorrow.- q l4 ~
Be it further resolved. that the members
wear mourning for 80 days and that these
resolutions be Inscribed in our minutes and
a copy hereof b. published in, the Thibo-
daux SENTINEL and also that a copy be sent
to the strlken family. EN@m
X. j.. NAQTIN,
JULIUS BLUM,
mas ZACH. CHAMPAGNE,
Committee.
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HALL THIBoDAux FIRE Co. NO. l.. }
ThihOdauX. Ia. Oct. 10. 1853. I

- ThibOdauX, La. Oct. III, 1883.
Be it resolved that we, the officers and
members OF ThibOdaux Fire Co. No. l.. la
SPECIAL session assembled. express our
sorrow q thefdeath OF otlr Fellow mcmbe
J0seIh Thcogene Thlbod aux and our sin
c,rsasvmuath - his bedeaye ed family.
We concede. that he. loss VIC mourn,
had no superior among uss-a good citi-
zen. a true gentleman, u faithful friend, a
kind father and = loving husband,-amone
US, who knew him well, his memory will be
lasting and odtfying.
humble submission, and we pray Him who
knowefh an doeth all things. well. to bes-
tow His blessings upon the family OF our
deceased fellow member.
Resolved. That, a page Of our minute booh
be set aside, wheron shall be inscribed
these resolutions, and that Il copy hereof
ofIcieIly signed and sealed, be furnished to
the strikcn family and also, that a cop!
H. n. q LON,
JOHN Al. GCARDIA,
=. \. DEMASADE,
go" rnp,t y, itfon
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The average amount ct rainfall TOT
ttc month Of Octoher computed from
records Of As years is 3.41 inches a
for the month vt November sc"fnp'ie"
from, souse T, eriod is 4.48 inches:
So far no rain has f"llen here III
October.
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The. Reason.

I1ercason this advertisement is inserted
in. this y. PEI. ia to tell YOU in ae1ew words As
~r.,ssiA,e Of the superior merits vice. G. Ger
t.iu Chill Cure 1t ia n pleasant. palatahle
uixturr. warranted. harmless contains no
.errehie or Quinine, ANA IL gaarant"ed to care
f-s-x~nd ague. .Ssid ;tt -Ihibodaux Phar-
macy.
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FOR SALE.

4 FINE TRACT IF LAND. MrASUR-
n ing about 3 arprn.s front by feryar
pents. near I.afourehs Crossing. with good
dwelling hon-c and nmtliuasrs. A fsne oppor-
tunity to buy " home at n bargain VIZ par
ThiL0dAux, l.
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Mo T. J. Brut1, for many years !;
,.s;dsut Of Thibodaux, in days gone
by, spent a few days here this week.
Ais Rruff is locking in fine health.
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A statesman speaks.

No mar in the South was more gen
orally IT mnfe favorfbly known. and
no mana opinion sss mon. hight.
r~evereBoed than that Of the late ex-
Governor Perry, Of South Carolina
For some time previous to his death,
Governor Perry was 4 sufferer from.
indigestion. He took DR.. WesslnOre-
lands Calisays TOME aud wrote the
following letter:
SANS SoUCl. :.
Gent!emen.--I most cordially re-
commend DR.. Westmoreland's Calls
ava Tonic. For several years past ]
have been troubled with indigestion
and dyspepsia. My son, DR.. Hert NJ.
Perry, of Philadelphia, who knows the
ingredients which compose your
rouic. spoke favorably Of it. In the
course Of two months past | have used
four hotties and am entirely relieved.
Yours truly, &C.,
Is. +. PERRY.
DR.. Westmoreland's Calisaya Tonic
is sold BY j. r. Thibodcaux & Son,
ut 50 cents and $l.OO = b0ttle.
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M eAAekoaAyonI q for Dy'pep''a'

The late Joseph T. Thihodanx,
,,,,,,... death we announced last week
had a Lite Insurance policy II 5000,
and being q member "fthe knights OF
Honor will receive $1,000, therefrom
10th Of which sums will go t" his
widow. LIE E
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WINE OF cAanv. for Veal Nervs

On October Is inst. Henry (dite
Basilel Hickman celebrated his ninety
first birthday.
The cid colored man ia still III good
health aud vigorous for one ~h" has
se..n SO many winters pass away.
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Tn. Drainage commissioners OF
oo.n1 district have cleaned out
the drains down BAYOU 'erre"
20 that the surplus rainfall c"" pass
off easily.
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If a man wants to learn C0nstitu-
tional Law, no should subscribe to the
Louisiana Standard for six weeks.
He wopld be wiser than Dan Web
ster the great expounder, by the time
his subscription ran out. Il
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MeElrec's Mine Of cardui

and TNepFORD'S BLACK ORAUGHT are
fer sale by the following merchants in
I.,four"he parish, Thibodanx
Jos. r. Thibodeaux g. Son.
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The nov Central factory. five mile"
above this point. is now ready i"r
business and will be probably ~ full
Operations, the coming week. Every
ho,n, that it may b. Il ~surcess, rs the
establishments Of such f%iri"rl'S Is
considered the great factor IN F''@ai
growing Louisiana. &44H
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In the estimates. that Gen. Casey
chief Of Engineers. has submitted to
the secretary Of wal for the year end
ing June 20, 1890, there 10 recommend
ed for bay on l.afourche, 300 10000
for continuation Of work already b.
gua in th.t strenm. 2
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LOCAL NEWS.

Hon. Andrew Price returned to his
,S,re on Acadia plantation On las'
Sunday. since which time he a pee"
.%nSnei to his room by illness.
These cool snaps should 1rni1"
.b;vrriny peopar l,at r. K. hrbr,"e
has !. &c selection OF hre s'
,ha, ~, eng sold at low hs"r's
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The long dry weather causes te
,nxu authorities to run the pump
nearly every day in order +" wash the
bitches, and enable the people to
d,m,x,, the dust in front Of their
doors.
Thc town council has ordered a
thorough overhauling and repairing
Of the dahl ut the head of canal, a
good. resolution. *
.sa.slSoxosAseH1 se. eu'.s -. os~n'' Y
Mr. j. Omer Landry dropped in
this town last Saturday without any
flourish Of trumpets and was gladly
received by his numerous friends here,
iuby gone days.
SHcis agent for the sale f"The Al.
Inu Fertilizer Distributor, and al
commercial fertilizers" and is VISIT
ing tho planters IN li;sfourche an
Terreb0hne, az such.
sMa
The ,lredge boat is away III bayor
t.afonrehe. Judging from, the distance
already made not much benefit VII
be afforded tile planters this comm.
istHSOu. sFs-
There will probably he nor dredg-
ins required in the first !onr mile
tllxA in the next twenty.
Onoe that distance is completed
long stretches of deep water vi ~
found, requiring no dredging what
ever, which will enable the work t
lp advanced more rapidly.
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ADVERTISE IN THE SsET1Sn.
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s.r,...,. WINE OF cARDv! for femAi' dssas
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-01-23
A Warning.

The modes Of deaths approach are
various. and statistics show conclu~
siyely that more persons die from
diseases of the Throat and Lungs
than from any other. II is probable
that every one, without exemption,
receives vast numbers of Tubercle
Germs into the system AMI where
these germs fall upon suitable soil
they start into life and develop, at
first slowly and is shown by slight
tickling seucation in the throat and
if allowed 10 continue their ravsges
they extend to their lungs producing
Consumption and 10 the head, caus
ing Catarrh. Now all this is dar.
ccrous and if allowed to proceed will
in time cause death. At the onset
YOU must act with promptness; al.
lowing q cold to 60 without attention
| Is dangerous and NAV loose you your
life. As soon ss you feel that some
thing Is wrong with your Throat
| Longs or Nostrils, obtain u bottle q
Boschpe's German Syrup. II vii
give you immediate relief.
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Silver Mining i'm North Carolina

We were shown a miniature silver
BRICK. in the possession Of Mr.. Ross
we'll X. Hege, valued at two or three
dollars and which was portion of the
first ore taken from the Silver Hill
Mine, in Davidson county, in the year
1888, and which was the first mining
experience for silver, of any note, IN
tine State, up to that time.
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Sample Copies.

During the next 80 days we vii
send out several thousand copies Of
the Durham RECORDER. If you like
it send US $3.50 and you will get it
one year. We will in few weeks
enlarge it to a z column 8 page jOurn>
al. Our terms will be strictly CASH
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Something In the suggestion.
nH.s.aa. annaltnrn plaralnr-

Look around you and see who
among your neighbors is most pres.
porous. Is IL the man who raises oil
cotton, and buys his corn and meat,
or Is il the man who raises his own
supplies at home, and produces cot
ton only as a surplus crop?
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-01-23
An Elegant Substitute.

For oils, salts, pills. and all kinds
of bitter, nauseous medicines is the
very agreeable liquid fruit remedy.
syrap of Figs. Recommended by
leading Physicians. Manufactured
onlv by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal.
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piles, piles, Itching piles.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; iut. nse itching and sting
ing; most at night, worse by scraic ing. II al.
lowed to continue tumOrs form, which often bleed
and ulcerate. beeo ming very sore. SwAYsE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and blef ding, heals
liberation. and IN most cas- removes the iumors
At druggists, or by mail, for SO cents DIR. Swayne
Son. Philadelphia. jun 20'6m
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-01-23

indianapolis. journal: The money
that q man loses in wheat speculation
does not drop in the bucket-shop.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-01-23

xxy~. a Agents In every Town add
w AM. pl County 10 = Il our OUUis, Ssnd
=. ,,r s,,tt an atd We vii send you sample that
sstts ~ tLFtr BiiaFs Hnd start o. ID business
ihsI ali pty you ifom tIVV 10 $3.50 pef month.
Adife -....s.... arm, tu,Y,vn ~,
i"" RICHMOND, VA.
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iicny. scsiy. Skin Toriures.

EextmHt Athys St6fyB Snbh f"AuFes
The simple appii alton Of ''SwAYNE's ONT
Mont" without any internal me icine. will cure
any case Of Tettsr Salt Rheum. Ringworm, Piles,
Itch Sores. Pimples. E:zema. all Scsly itchy Skin
EruptiOns no matter how obstinate or long st'nd
ing. II Is potent. effective, and costs but II he.
Jun 2O-6n
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busy that she had only peeped into the par
lors and q few Of the chambers. Oracle was
with them, holding fast to the hand of her
new mother; she chung TO her even now,
and her artless affection was very dear to
the young grl,who felt her motherhood such
a responsibility.
Mrs. MonJford and have lived so quist-
w we have seen no need for changes, but l
Shall be happy to make any which you may
suggest
ssThere is one ideal room which miss in
the house," she replied. every thing is
rich and beautiful, and with a few touches
of arran cement. are all that can be desired,
but the rooms lack the element of coziness
which should like to embody in q family
sitting-room, in which to spend our even.
ings."
t'Then you do not intend to spend your
evenings at Nine AIS ball and Mrs. RS
musicale, and so on through the hst?" and
he looked at her with amused interest.
s'Not unless / must" she answered. ut
you wish me to, l will try to please you, out
have had little opportunity for reading,
and I was hoping that you would help me in
selecting and digesting some Of these books
which look so tempting to me, and her eyes
rested lovingly on a magnificent bookcase
filled with valuable books.
II shall be only too happy to- he replied
in tone Of relief; s'to tell the truth, society
is consummate bore to me, unless taken IN
homeopathic doses, but did not wish to pin
you down to my quiet life; now for your
idea of room.''
II think had better not tell you," she
said, playfully; ''Gracie and will surprise
you some evening""
he stood biting his lip in grave indecision.
II think, Mrs. Falconer," he said at last,
shat there is such a room IN the house, but
it is never opened except when Mrs. Mont
ford dusts and cleans it; would you like to
see it:"
She looked in his face, and read the truth.
SIT is your first wife's ROOM" she said, gent
ly; s'forgive me for touching on a subject
which fear has given you pain.''
mo, no, not that" he said; ''the room is
very dear to me, and when you have seen
it. Won will read her character in It'll think. "
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,oner It was her husbands voice which
interrupted her laughing soliloquy.
eff you please" she replied; sit is rare
morning"
'sThen be ready, and Tom will have the
horses at the door in half hour" he SAID,
as he turned to go down.
The pretty chestnut mare arched herneck
coquettishly as her new mistress appeared.
Isabel loved a horse dearly, though she had
Of late years had little opportunity OF cul-
tivating their acquaintance, but she adj
mired their dainty thoroughbred ways,
and could tell a fine horse almost as readily
as q man.
81 am sure we are going to be the best OF
friends, pretty Dolly" she said, as she held
lump of sugar in one hand and caressed
her glossy coat with her other. Dolly, thus
propitiated, turned her large liquid eyes
upon her mistress with a look Of almost
human intelligence, crunching the sugar in
her strong white teeth.
The riders had been gone but few moments
when carriage came up the drive. "Bless
me If it isn't Mrs. Stanford" said Mrs
Montford, in hutter, as she hurriedly
smoothed her hair and went forward to
meet the visitor
That good lady had resolved upon a
strategic move, thinking that if she could
surprise the enemy she would have a better
opportunity to judge of it's resources, so
she had sent nc intimation OF her arrival
Her keen eyes were on the alert to OBJ
serve any tokens Of unwelcome changes or
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Cards, letter heads, note heads, en-
velopes, bill heads, blank receipts, bank
checks, lawyers briefs, and in fact
everything in the line of job printing,
neatly executed by the "Irish Standard"
Job Printing company, No, AZ Third
street south, rooms 81 and %.
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CHAPTER Y

v.
Isabel took the offered hand of her sister
in-law, saying with gentle dignity: "Wel-
come to our home, Mrs. Stanford; permit
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Go be Continued.)
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
wHITroN OF LOGAN.

The Commissioners Of Logan
county refused to appoint polling
places and judges for the election
next Tuesday. A gentleman writ
ing from Bellevue on this action
says: Il think that the Commits
sioncrs are opposed to Statehood.
Consistency, thou art a jewell One
of these Commissioners (Whittonl
was a member of the Constitutional
Convention, and no member Of that
convention could have worked
harder for his election than did
said Commissioner. lie signed the
constitution, received his pay, "
per day and travelling expenses
cashed his warrant at the bank and
was willing to receive it all,
and now he is dead sure against
Statehood" This is the same
Whitton that deceived the voters o
Mountain Home last election and
,lishonorably secured seat in tht
Board of Commissioners Of Old Al
turas.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
FIRE DEPARTMENT..

A meeting OF the citizens Of
Rocky Ear was held Thursday
evening in Ulrich's hall for the
purpose of organizing fire COM
panv.
Richard Tregaskis was elected
chairman and G.. W. Fletcher sec
rotary.
Uncle Dick proceeded TO business
Immediately, and after obtaining
goo2y RON Of members. the follow
ing officers were elected:
Chief-Dan. Harrington.
First Assistant--Wm Mackev.
Second Assista,.i--Si l.. Wall
Secretary-S. II. McCarty.
Trcasurer-G. w. Fletcher.
II was moved and carried that
the officers Of the company extend
an invitation to all able-bodied men
to Join the fire company, and all
who desire can do So by calling on
the secretary, :, II. McCarty.
The meeting then adjourned &c
assemble again at Ulrich's hal
on next Thursday evening for .
more thorough organization and I,
adopt constitution and bylaws, ant
it is hoped that there will be |
large attendance.