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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-20

records abound with references to them; all
the local names of southern New Brunswick
are redolent of their memory. In short, st.
John and vicinity are careful to keep before
the visitors mind that that place was found
ed nv those whom the Americans Of l776-17S3
stignlatized as Tories.
A fine old historic flavor attaches to some
CT the names. At the head of the list, for
instance. is Col. Edward Winslow, whose an
cestor commanded the New England troops
engaged in expatriating the Acadians in 1905,
and who himself served in the British army
during the American revolution and rose to
the highest rank in Canada after his exile.
There are also the Seaburys, Robinsons, Bots
fords. PeterseS and many others noted III
American annals. from the landing of the
Mavfower, and it is quite a surprise to find
so many descendants of the Pilgrim fathers
among the L.oyaliSts.
Lieut. Col Benjamin Thompson, one OF
these Loyalists, went on To England and was
kpiehted. Thence he went to Bavaria, did
valuable scientific work and was ennobled,
and is known to the world as Count Rum
ford. Ward Chapman, another, held sue
cessiveiy all grades of Office in New Bruins
wick, won great distinction as attorney gen.
eral, and died as president and commander
in-chief in 1921 And still another, Frederick
De Peyster, not only won high honofs in
Canada, but maintained through life the
most friendly feelings for his relatives who
adhered to the American side The result
was that many De Peysters returned to the
United States. Three of his grandsons served
ia the Federal army during the civil war,
and his kinsman, Col johnson De Peyster,
of New York. raised the first flag in Rich
mond after its surrender. Abraham Dc
Peyster, brother of Frederick, and one of the
founders of st. John, died there in TBS.
The st. Johnsites show commendable
pride in preserving and exhibiting the old
buildings and the portraits OF the fellows who
founded the place. Here is a portrait of John
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-20
LDCANADA FOLKS
AYankee in the Canadian Mar
thine Provinces.
HISTORIC AND ROMANTIC SCENES.

The Loyalist Founders OF St. John MANY
Talented Men Among Them-unfortu-
nate Benedict Arnold-Up to Frederic
ton-The Judiciary-views of Quebec.
st. John Is Tory historic city. Go where
Won NAV you are constantly reminded that
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LAND QKEICE AT MARSHALL, MINI,
5 :. November 7, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her inten=
ton to make final proof In support Of her
claim, and that said proof will be made be:
District Court of Stevens County, Mimi. at
Morris, Mimi, on Monday, Dec. 33rd, 1889.
viz: Wilhelmine Fluegel, widow of August
and VIZ seq Sec 80, Township 1874, Range AZ.
: she names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence ngon, and cultiya-
ton of, said land, viz: Patrick +. casey,
Hezekiah Bragg. Justine Newell, Frederick
w. Dirk meier, all of Morris, Mimi.
L. M. LANCE, Register.
nov13
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IN MEMORIAM.
HALL 7. NJ. b. A. OF LAFOURCHE,
THIBODAUX, June x2. 1859,

HAL 7. NJ. b. A. OF L~AFOURCHE,l
THIBODAUx, June ", 1883.
Be it resolved, That we. the officers and
members of the Y. NJ. b. A. of Lafourche, in
special session assembled. express our sor-
row at the sudden death of our brother,
ANATOLE T. NAQUIN. and our sincere SYM
pathy for his bereaved parents.
We are called upon to mourn the loss Of q
fellow member who, we concede, had no su-
perior among us a good citizen. a true gen
tleman, a faithful friend. a Ii brother and
a dutiful son, and his memory will be lasting
and edifying among us who knew aim.
Resolved, That we bow in humble submis.
sion to the will of our Lord, who knoweth
and doetha all things well, and we pray for His
blessings upon the parents of our deceased
brother. szy..-a 8. -ft#4stsss a .E -.g
Resolved, That a page of our minute book
be set aside, wherein shall be inscribed these
resolutions, and that a copy hereof, officially
signed and sealed, be furnished to the strick-
en- family; and also, that a copy of the fore
going resolutions be furnished our local pa.
pers. L. r. CAILLOUET,
c. ROSSIGNOL,
s.t. sfs~F# r. +. LORIO. 81 81
SGD Committee.
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A Deserved Compliment.

-
The associate editor Of the Chief ten
ders her sincere thanks to the Thibo-
dnux reception committee for q hand
some photograph Of the stage of Fire
mems Hall as it appeared during the
meeinSshofth& LesisiasaaPress Asses
ciatiQn rSceAtlySl&M tAereS Thesp&3
cious stage Was beautifully ornament
ed with flowers andspotted plants, all
faithfully reproduced in the picture,
which shall be pfesefved asa cherislI3
cd ~souvenif Of one Of the most pleasant
sessions of the Press Association it has
been the good fortune OF. the present
vice president to attend.' The photo
graph is rendered all the more accept
able by the autographs Of the MEM
ljor S.. q sGfssafl6fe, chs1k xAn; and
IMessrs. H. H. 0Coulon, j: L. Ancoin,
LII Nosesuia MM. Nichdh4aan0se
indefatigabls and suceessfn efforts to
cQntributa to the 4comfert md epjoys
1hent Of the Newspaper folks viii al
ways be- ,lecaflet by the latter ASA
1ea6ing featdfe pf tleil delightful re-
Euniong att ThibOaanx.-DoBaldso vile
t1Afefs fs4a}a .Ess @%4 q 81 5ssIa hress -
Hr:"tssf .ss@ S@a "a 81 *
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A
Never since the first house. was
erected in this town has Thibodaux
shown SO much progress and increase
as the present year has developed.
Neat aud handsome dwelling houses
have been constructed: in all portions
of the town, and it is a pleasure to
note that the builders have departed
from the old stye of architecture and
added beauty to outward appearance
az we'll as comfort within.
The destruction Of a dozen rotten,
worthless buildings in various parts Of
the town would also enhance its
beauty. This willbes done ere long,
and When handsome structures follow
the people mag well feel prosd Ct their
homesa S1A q E,
Rome, i" is said. was NOT built IN o
day, which may be the fact, as time is
required to weed out the few remain
ing ungainly structures here, and the
erection If others more in accordance
with the progressive spirit of the age.
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IN MENORIAM.
HAZEL BADEAUx BUCKET BRIGADE,
-. 4& THIHODATTX. ,Jnne n 1SAg.

HAZEL BADEAUx BUCKET BRIGADE,)
a." se THIBoDAUx, June 20, 1889.
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God, in
His infinite wisdom, to call hence in the
midst of a useful career, ANATOLE 7. Ma
QU1N, late an honorary member Of the Ba.
deaux Bucket Brigade; therefore be it
Resolved, That while We bow in humble
submission to the will of Him who doeth all
things well. we deeply deplore the sudden
and unti1nely demise of Anatole I. Naquin,
by which this company has lost a valued
member, his family a devoted son and bro
ther and the community a good citizen. saa
Resolved, THAI these resolutions be in
scribed on the minute book of this company
that they be published in the Thibodaux
SENTINEL, and a copy hereof transmitted to
the family of deceased. iA e" #FWs q
~3~94 EMILE OSCHWALD,
JULIUS BLUM.
r. J. NAQUIN. s
45 COMMITTEES.
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A great amount Of political engineer
ing WILDE dones BY friends of candis
dates To secure fbr fhdif man the first
place on the ticket, and the best man
wlll'prUbably secure the coveted place.
Then, if endorsed by the majority Of
the people, the election is assured.
Electric Bittersf has feeh put 10 tip
front, its merits passed apon. hss been
endorsed and unanimously given. the
first place among remedies peculiarly
adapted to the relief, and cure Of all
diseases of Kidneys, Liver and Stom-
ach. Electric Bitters, being guaran-
teed, is a safe investment. Price, Soc.
and 81 per bottle at Thibodaux, Drug
Store. -. -.
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On the 30th instant, at St. Philo-
mene's Church, Labadieville, Rev. c.
ye.iissat officiating, Nr.ClovisiN aquin,
son of Ernest Naquin, of Assumption
ard Miss Marie Vicknsirs aAn9htex 4
Axistide Ncknair, of IAfeurShe,v sEe
joined IN the holy bonds nf xedlpsk
The agricultural prcspects hsvo
greatly improved during toe last fifteen
days. The rains have eaasedsst the
crops to grow rapidly =, ) .ai
''.rhe face Of the planter look smil.
ing and happy. Good crops in view
should make every one rejoice and
feel contented.
tLa.~ - & fttsS1 y =
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Az q regular meeting Of 'Thibodaux
Castle No. log, KnightS 81 To cod
en- Rule, held on last Tuesday night,
the following officers were elected for
the term ending December 81. 1889 :
ii. Champagne, commander; J. 6.
Oschwald, vice commander; Us. T.
Dezauche, recording secretary; s. T.
Grisamore, financial secretary; F.
Zernott, treasurer; w. Hoffman, mas
ter at arms; R. r. Mcbride, prelate
A. Richie, herald IT. verrier, ward
en-; I. Bourg, sentinel. This cas-
tie has added to its rolls, during the
present term, two members and lost
none. t
The order is gradually but steadily
increasing in numbers, having castles
in nearly all the States of the Union.
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Mntep f9BJsta and lis leen Neadk
1pfSadia& hashay HeSched Mtwsis
kee,. where young. women are eyinc-
ing 4 lively Interest II t. A new fea-
ture of the tad IS tie craze for fencing
ahAahaRi1g-lat0 smAAcSIhsa acEopSS
lplishments, which fol. sope reason are
very dear to tile fenfYnffnesr mind.
.aI .awaw1G% ga
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There is plenty OF testimony in favor
of the employment Of white labor In
Southern agriculture. Here is the Ar
kansas Democrat, for instance, ex-
claiming: Look at the condition of
the Germans who came to Arkansas
and wen to farming several years ago.
Nearly all of them are independent
and prosperous. Go to their homes
and you will find them surrounded
with the comforts of life-sood houses,
barns, orchards, vineyards, gardens,
horses, cattle, pigs and poultry. They
live i'll peace and comfort, under theil
own vine and fig tree and build up the
country by adding to its intelligence
and wealth aud good citizenship
+ ranklintOn NeW Era.
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HOUMA, La. Jan. 25, 1889.

HoUMA, La. Jan. 25, 1889.
Mr.. F. Gouaux.
l had tlied nearly all the doctors in tow n,
for a most distressing cough. that has trou-
DR.. Wallis to try your Asthma Preparations.
They have acted most beautifully and now
l could not do without them.
Mrs. JNO. FIELDS.
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The bridge lately constructed over
bayou L'ODion by Mr.. Caillouet, un-
der contract with the Police Jury, ia
said to be one of the best in the par
ish, solid, substantial and neatly,
built.
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,On,the eOths instant, in u field not
far hom Mr.. Felixs Dolese's store IN
the parish Of 9AssunIption, n ]eolored
plowman was struck by lightning and
killed on the spot The mules were
stunned for awhile ~ the electric dis ~
charge, but gradually recovered.
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[FQr the sHNTINEL.l
aas,Unknewn.
Written on receiving a photograph Of one
Ihad meyer met.

F| 49,
They tell me thou art noble, and I look
lth earnest gaze, as on some bibyfs book,
CpOn thesB innagod features, there to see
A royal title to nobility :
1s1t where curves the brow so broad and high
The seals of genius, thought aud power lie:
Or, lacking these, is thine the envied state
OF pampered darling to capriciOus Fate!
Within the depths OF those unfathomed orbs,
Through which the soul the light of earth
absorbs, S z sGz : - 81
What seas of passion Turk but half rev called,
o. deeper STILL from all the world con-
Again, what wealth of love and sympathy p /
Is not reflected in a speaking eye!
All, blind are we who think to read Alright
One human heart with our imperfect sight
Those silent lips-immobile now and STILL !
Note they q stern, or an impassive wfll?N
Can strains OF elOquence with liquid flOw
dlide frOM thy tongue in accents loud or
low r..et.rtf a 20
To charm a throng, or with magnetic thrill
The listening ear OF some fair maiden fill?
Are thine the tones of lowing tend rness,
The soothing voice to comfort or to bless?
Oh, thou unknown! The features l behold
And from the dross would take the purest
gold, Nf
The perfect image-faee, and mind and heart
Would chisel out with fancy's magic art.
l would not seek AppolO's sculptured grace,
Nor Civ to thee Adonis' god-like face;
For thee Ed ask the noblest gift of all
A soul too proud to shrink, too pure to fall
tsNtt-. ~ -ESSSIE.
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s.E!,..,. w.nto E cAaoy! sor ssn.,.a ,.s..

There will be an excursion hets t6s
morrow from New Orleans. An exs
cursion will also be given ON the
steamer Louisiana to the fair at Lee
pines. and one on the steaperss Bel
grade to Donad dscDville asd i NJ
MT he a good dry for excursions,
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If you want to purchase fine table
cutlery, and a thousand and one other
things necessary about your house,
60 to r. R. McBride's, where q new
invoice of such goods has just been
Npeped,
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The central factory being erected on
the Morvant q Levert place is steadi-
ly going up and will soon be ready
for the roof. A great dea. of machin-
cry is already on the ~levee, ready to
be put in position.
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last Saturday night Excelsior
sodce No. 81, I. o. o. F., had a pleas
ant meeting and initiated three
.orthy applicants into the mysteries
4 tho order.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Figs and peaches are beginning 10
-. and the trees indicate . Air
in prospect.
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Tennessee II

Joseph A. Hamilten. Druggist, Rnmholdt
Tenn, writes Your G. &C. Certain Chill
Care 10 ~ good Ms I want. 1 have used it in
my family with good results. 1t is palatable
fSr ehildrsn,5 u leiiabls antiperiaiIo, and a
splendid preweative.A 4N ~ III EsI
Sold BY Thibodaux Pharmacy.
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The water has risen in the La
.fourche high enough to pass water
through the rice dahls, which is a
great help to the cnltiyators Of that
cereal, us the expense and worrysof u.s.
ing pumps and elevators will b avoid-
sA1
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MI. l.. p. Gaude's new residence on
the corner of Market aud St. Philip
streets approaches completion. 1t
will be a perfect bijcu and one of the
prettiest and cosiest residences in
ThibOdaux.
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ny eLAcK:DNueAI tea for Dyspepsia.

After a long drouth the rain has
came, and plenty of it. The sugar
cane, corn and other vegetation is
booming. Planters are generally lay
ing by their cane as fast as it can be
done.
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St Joseph's College will close its
session on July 4th, when the .distribu-
ton of preminms will take place. The
next session will open September 2.
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The prospect for theatrical shows
hero during the next season is good.
Already engagements. are nadesfor
Sapt. IL for Gormall's musical compa-
ny in aIrish Hearts Of Old" Nov. u
the Grip Van Winkle' Company will
appear; and on Dscembef 80, the
.'Blaek Faaga Conpane will pay, us
"sotler vl4s.'I..@s-
.To-norroxaa an opportunity xhfW
given to any one who may desire 4,
to- pass. a pleasant day and see" The
finest. scenery s,in any agricultural
csnntyws Fbel steaaaer Belgrade kilf'
siye. 81 exenssinste Donaldsoes1lle
and return, leaving here afttra Tow
mass. srsASy sSssoA Tsaax.
Tie TbpSpdalaf Bs4A Bsad2 S1fhe
on ' hsear ral;sa taatN ,a1saRs lt'e p'asalse's s'
SarsHcx-pKAuoHT tea cuses Constipation;
skreveportSha1 levied q dog tai
from wtiil.i il lsayfe increased y a ,hsxssd
ues considerably, haglng coilecte9
$lOoQi ia efexs HSts1ey6 q
aket
much finer breed-hAlAsnC~ssor else
the people of that~city are given t. to
speu,d tneir money Oh .xtIiAea: sss
So sRSFw% SBS 49,
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The sons 81 veterans C.S.. A. u As.
censioh, win Hve''sheif' first grant
military BAH Oh July I, az the Phenix
Opera House. in Donald sonville. The
writer. regrets that he cannot attend
the same, but highly apneciates sthe
compliment. Of an Invitation to- do so.
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Remember the excursion tomorrow
10 the fair at Oscar Lepine's. The
fair is gotten up in u good cause and
merits the patronage of the public.
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On the v Of La Fete Dieu, at IL
o'clock at night, a fire broke out in the
kitchen of Mr.. Aristide PORTER, in the
upper Choupique Of this parish. The
flames rapidly communicated to the
adjoining dwelling house, in which the
family were asleep. A small guam
tity of gunpowder lying on the mantel
piece fortunately exploded and awoke
one of Mr.. Portier's sons, who imme-
diately gave the ALARM. The neigh
bors ran to offer their assistance. but
only a part Of the wardrobe aid house
furniture could be rescued from the
flames. A large family and a desery-
ing father, after years Of toll, are now
houseless. Only a heap of ashes now
mark the spot where the comfortable
dwelling house once stood.
Mall aEE,A WINE ne cARnlu for woeL N.~~~.
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.eAr HoUMA., La, Jan. 80. 1889: ,
A few doses OF Gouanx's Anti Asthmatic
mixtureH has relieved me OF a servs. bad
cough. my little daughter has been cured Al
sn.h v taktpx tlleisuaDe. = A.. G. ROBERT.
- THE Barber,
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l. F. Aas.e J: rRoyE, Clerk.
H-Leaves. Thibodaux Tor sD~onaldsonyiile
every morning at a; M Light freight Gar.
ried at reaSonable prices. Cool Beer and
following rates.. Quarter keg. 0.5o, eishth
keg, sl.s5, Ice per 100 p9u4ds sl.1A al les 50
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LEVINE OF cARDU,, . Tonic for women.
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M.ElaEEs WINE OF cARpyl for Weak Nerves
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-08
Government IN Cimarron.

Poet and political rhapsodist have de-
scribcd in captivating lines the descent
Of civil government, divine ordinance,
Minerva like, full grown and perfect
from tho mind of Deity. But the histo-
rian must be moro prosaic and exact. He
sees that men originally combined in
squads against other men and wild
beasts, then many squads in ono tribe,
and thus on, the local being merged in
the general, from tho day when tho
original Aryan, living in his hut like q
wild beast in his den, combined with his
fellows, to tho day when the British par
lament legislates for 300, 100000 people.
Tho initial processes have been repeated
hundreds Of times in tho far west. A
company started ''across tho plains;"
they organized, elected captain and
sheriff" A few hundred men Of all
nations found themselves in n mining
gulch, far from courts or capital; they
organize, make a government and wait
for regular courts and laws to ovcrtakc
them. In Colorado there were once
fifty independent governments. That
civil government is purely human iil-
vention is conclusively shown by the
fact that man Is continually inventing
it. Cimarron is only the latest object
lesson in that line. It's government is
now in fairly successful operation, and
the people are waiting to see what con-
gress will do.-Exchange.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-08
Is Consumpticn 1ncurable?

Read the following: Mr.. &. II. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says, ''Was down with alb
cess of the lungs, and friend and physicians
pronounced me an incurable consumptive.
Began taking DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, am now OH my third bottle,
am able to oversee my farm. 1t is the finest
medicine made.
Jesse iddlewart, Dacatar, Ohio, says:
''Had it not been for DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption / would have died
of lung trouble. Was given up by the doc
tors. Am now in the best of health. Try
il. Sample bottles free at Parkill N Sons
Drug Store.
Little Bessie dropped an armful of play
things. Ibid you break anything?" asked
the mother. Nothing only the quiet" she
replied, ''and that's mended already"
Experience has demonstrated that Ely's
Cream Balm is the best catarrh remedy in
use. My daughter, who is a sufferer from
that miserable disease, is much better by
the use of one bOttle.-Dr. T. A. Schouten.
Druggist, 75S SO. Division ST., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
While Michigan barber was shaving a
supposed corpse the man came to life again.
There are some razors that might well raise
one from the tomb.
Itch, mango. and scratches on human OF
nimals cured in 80 minutes by WoOlford' s
anitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold
by Il. A. Laubengaycr, Druggist, Owosso,
Mich.