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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24
CHAPTER III.

A few minutes silence followed
mothers fearful speech; then the trag-
ic calm was broken by the most
homogeneous and out-of-place sound
possible, nothing less than Dicks
bright, boyish, irrepressible laughter.
Mother responded to that irraVer-
-ent laugh with shuddering sigh, and
/ looked round at my unsympathetic
lover with reproachful eyes; but he
was not in the least abashed, only
favored me with an encouraging nod
and smile, and came over to mothers
side.
'.Now look here. Mrs. Gerrard-we
must not go making tragedy out Of
all this" he said with practical air.
al should not have laughed, admit;
but really the joke was little bit too
good. Mr.. Gerard has managed to
turn the tables upon US with a ven-
geance, has he Eot?"
''Oh, it is cruel TO make US the
laughing stock of Ludleigh now, after
having deceived US like this for SC
many years. For myself would moi
mind; but Irene. my poor Irene, every
one Will pity ner.
/ CHANGED to look up and NEE
Dicks bright glance just as poor
mother made her helpless lament
and somehow found myself smiling
too. II had been not only deprived
OF my h-talked- of heiress-ship, bu
turned out Of house and home, d.
not think l should have consideret
,vav,r r,ftfahIa ohfaof
''Do not fret for me, mother"
said cheerily, and without the least
effort; ''and do not grudge poor uncl'
Archie the happiness that has come 81
late in life.n
s.HappinessIn mother echoed, will
a scornful sob. you are talking like
a child, Irene. He does not deserv
to be happy, and will not be; Of cours
he has been duped by some cleve
4adventuress-on of the dreadful
creatures that abound, / am told, al
over the Continent; and, depend upo
it, he will soon see her in her tru
colors-will soon discover the horri
BILE blunder he has made. But, in tn
meantime, he will bring her HON
to the HALL shall see be
where have hoped to see you, Irene
oh, it is CT no use talking, child
can find no consolation in the Who'll
AFFAIR."
s'But can; and SO will you, b.
and-by, when you have got accustom
ed to the queer idea," observed Dicl
with the patient, persistent Cheerful
ness that was overcoming eve
mothers Indignation and sense of ii
jury at last. "You are a sensibl
woman, Mrs. Gerard, with plenty {
pride and pluck TO keep you up; ant
though no doubt you feel a bit sore |
first, you will soon get over tina
and join Irene In welcoming he
nnele's wife"
..Neyer-neverl" murmured mothe
Aurning her face away, but the wore
were uttered in q listless manner, |
that there seemed but little finalii
about the protest; and Dick was NJ
disconnected at all-he even venture
80 parody her phrase.
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A Loaf Farm.

Billy Gage, who owned ana ie,I
a forty acre tract Of sand Ioaol
which extended to the bans ~
santa Marin river, near the rau'l
bridge, mourns the loss Of MS
farm, the high water having WI
away every inch oft. From ~
dition Of things now on bis rans'
believes irrigation would not y
essary. He kept moving MS i n0l
a small cabin-back as the ~ ~
vaneed. from time to time, VI
now rests on another man : J. '' Inv
Billy takes his loss good maui. 'et,
saving that the river viii e wa
reach the town, and more lah .,s
his willgo toward the ocean, - 4
win be on the opposite slae; h 4
The way the matter looks y !"
appear that he Is about r's ,sbo
Clare Il not the only one N sas
valuable real estate this wln WIN, 4,
who own land along the oan ','s 4
santa Maria slice ire lopss,i, ra
or less.--Snnta Maria Vtlp
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BURNING BRENTWOOD.

Before my dh'twood fire ST.
And see, with every wall burn,
Old dreams and ianeiea eolorlng w.
And folly's uniaid ghosts return
O ships Of mine. whose swift keels CLEFT
The enchanted sea on which they salie's
Are these poor fragments only leit
OF vain desires and hopes that ialedt
Did not watch from them the hight
Ofsunset on my towers in Spain,
And ser, lar of, uploom IN sight
The Happy Isles might NOT Saih'
Did sudden lift offog reveal
Areadias wales OF song aud sprung,
And did pass with grazing kneel,
The rocks whereon the sirens SING
Have not driited hard upon
The unmapped regions lost 10 man,
The cloud pitched tents OF Prester John'
The palace domes OF kubla hhanF
Did land winds blow from iasmin howers,
Whare Youth the ageless Fountain tllsf
Did Love make sign from Fose-hloWn bowers
And Gold from Eldorado's hiilsf
Alasl the gallant ships, that sailed
On blind Adventures errand sent,
Howe'er they laid their courses, Jailed
To reach the haven ofConteht.
And Of my ventures, those alone
Which Love had fPsghted safely sped,
Seeking good beyond my own,
By clear-eyed Duty pilotsd.
o mariners, hoping still to meet
The luck Arabian yoyagera met,
And find in Bagdad's moonsit street
HAroun al Rasehid walking yeti
Take with you, on your Sea Of Dreams
The fair, fond aneies dear 20 youth-
turn from all that only seems
And seek the sober grounds oftrnth-
What matter that ii is not May,
That birds have flown, and trees are bars,
That darker grows the shortening day,
And colder blows the Wintry ART
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Uncle Arches Wife.
CHAPTER II.-(CoNTNUED.)

CHAPTER u.-(CoNTNUED.)
al do not think Mr.. Gerard at all
mad" he said cheerfully; sand his
meaning is very plain-he does not
object to me-"
/ uttered cry of hysterical delight,
which mother echoed with an excla-
nation of passionate scorn.
..You think that good news, poor
misguided child You are inclined
to congratulate yourself and thank
him, suppose, Irene?"
"Why-yes, mother! Why should
j not" l asked, looking helplessly
from one to the other Of the two, who
seemed to understand while / was so
completely in the dark, s'h uncle
Archie has been kind and reason
able?n
..Kind and reasonable!" exclaimed
mother, with despairing groan. ''Oh,
yes, my dear-he has been very kind,
very reasonable-he has not deceived
or played with US in any wayr'
The tears were coursing down her
flushed cheeks now; her indignation
and anger were fast yielding TO hys.
terical grief.
We were now in the drawing room.
and mother had sunk into an easy
chair. knelt beside her, trying tt
soothe and induce her to explain
though naturally enough, toe
was in a state OF intense excitement
s'Let me read the letter, or shall
read my ownpn whispered. s.Yo'
mother, and you might set your fear
at rest with a word. Either uncl
Archie consents, Or
''He consents them" interiecte'
mother, with fresh outburst of tears
s'But, wait moment, child-there
no need to shower benedictions upol
his head! He consents because b
has no longer any particular right o
reason to object; he was married him
self last week.
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A Pertinent Inquiry.


The small boy had been only a day
or two in attendance at the kindergar-
ten, when he approached his father,
showing a great deal OF indignation.
.'Papa, that isn't a good school. /
don't want to 60 to that school any
more"
why, my boy7"
well, do you know what the boys
al that school say?"
"What?"
'tWell, papa, they say they amt
any Santa Claus. That It's not true;
they amt any such thing. Papa,
there is Santa Claus, isn't there?"
The father thought q moment
Then he concluded he would tell the
child the truth, the whole truth and
nothing but the truth. SO he took
him on his knee and told him how Il
was pretty fabrication, made up BY
fathers and mothers who loved their
children to make them happy; and
fathers and mothers were the reai
Santa Claus. The small boy listened
in silence. This was shock to him
because, suppose, like older and
more inexcusable people, he felt tina
he had been making painful exhibi
ton OF his ignorance. He slid dowr
from his fathers knee and walket
across the room to the door. ii,
opened it and stood holding the knoll
for moment in a kind OF decl
thought. Then he turned and lookot
at his fsIher.
"Say, papa, have you been fllinl
me up about the devil, too?"-Sal
Francisco Chronicle.
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9'err5 Haute Express: First Bohemias
What luck did you have with the itemn
you sent TO the Police Gazettef Second
Bohemian--They sent them back; said
they were indecent First Bohemian--1
told you when you showed them 70 me NO
paper would priat such stuff. Second
Bohemian-I'll get them printed, don't you
fear. I'll send them to the New York So
ciety papers.
New York Sun; Agent--Sir, lot me sell
you q set Of the Encyclopedias britannica In
twepty-four volumes Mr.. Dolley (in-
terrnpting) have no use for " at oil, my
man. l have Just graduated fro college.
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then Bertha had been living in the
house Of an old uncle Of hers. But
from the first day she entered her
uncle's family her troubles und hard
ships commenced.
Her uncle was very kind TO her, IL
is true, but unfortunately for Bertha
he was so rarely at homo she some
times would not see him for six
months. During all that time she
remained in the power Of her aunt,
who liked Bretha not at all.
The aunt had a great number OF
children and they we're all very home
ly looking girls. But Bertha was q
very beautiful child, whose face shons
always forth from tho ugliness Of
her cousins like rose would appear
among half dozen bdttercups. 1t
has made her aunt envious, and
whenever the opportunity presented
itself the woman began to scold the
child for her beauty, as II II we're n
sin and shame not to have face
that would Brighten a dog In the
street.
AS result of her aunt's anger,
Bertha had to do all the work in the
house, while the cousins, the ugly
| girls, would walk around toshow the
people their fine dresses and jewelry
None Of them would ever forget her.
self 50 far as to even wipe kniFs
or fork or n wash dish. No
that all remained for Bertha to do
And II she would take it into hel
head to sit down for n moment
and rest her aunt would pounc,
down upon her with hroomstick.
Hurry up, you lazy MINK" shl
would scold. do you think that il
might hurt your complexion to do I
little work? Mind you, If you hay,
an idea that | took you into m,
house and family as an ornamen
you are very much mistaken. No
/ did not like TO see you starve. IA
least my husband did not, and tina
is the only reason why you are here
Don't ever forget that but for m
you would have died death of star
walton and gone into n pauper'
grave"
Poor Bertha never replied anythinI
to all these harsh, unfeeling word
of her aunt, but she would work eve
more and more, every day hopin
that the woman wouldat be las
, satisfied and treat her more gently
But that was n vain hope. In he
utter despair Bertha at last resol,
ed to fly and find q situation as
. servant in some other home. Sh
was willing to work, but to be alway
scolded and punished for no caus
! whatever was too hard for even th
! meekest girl to bear.
!, So one night when her aunt nm
! cousins had oil retired to their bed
the poor orphan girl crept auietl
from her little attic room and ran ut
Of the house. IL was n terrible nipI
!, for any one to be out, but Berth
knew no fear. She knew that the
could not be place in the world /
bad rs the one she left, and whntey,
. would befall her must be animproy
4 ment upon her present position
d Bertha rnn along the road All nigh
I and the farther she went the few
2 we're the houses she passed. At In
u morning dawned over the hills, M
0. when our lonely wanderer saw ii
sun, like large red ball, rise abo,
u the horizon, IT. gave hernew hope n,
y fresh energy. She continued her W,
" until she arrived atnnimmense, thi
.. forest. For a moment she sto,
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THE FROZEN YIOLETS.

VERY poor girl,
who well deserv-
ed every body's
pity was Little
b ertha. ) b 9
was an orphan,
err father and
m other having
died when $ he
was but a ~ "
weeks old. Since
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AUX RIZIERS

On a beaucoup excite derniere.
ment ropinion pnblique a propos
du danger qu'offrait linstallation
des dahls on dalles a riz dams les
teveps. II est inutile de dire one
la culture dn riz. est nne DIES plus
renum6ratrice dams notre region.
LIE brnit qni s'est fait a propos DIES
coupes que les riziers font dams les
levees, avec beauconp de precau-
tons toutefois, pour irriser leurs
champs. a provogue de lenr part
un meeting qui "a jete nn jour tout
nouveau sur ee gni Sc dit, Sc repete,
Sc coiporte ct finit par devenir
article de fol, meme pour cersains
membres du JUL de p%aroisse.
Les habitants, les r%iziers, dissent j.
vous voulez condamner nos prises
d'eau, patceqne dites-vous, elles
sont dangereuses pour la securite
p%ublique, quand il y menace
d'inontlation.
Mails ajoutent lis, il ny "a point
d'exemple q%n'nne seule crevssse
ait en- pour cause ce que nous appe-
Ions une dahl 4 riz, ct pour illus
trer cette affirmation, lis client les
cas- d'inondatiOn Snivants...
Et par Ia prouvent dune facon
peremptoire qu'dne dahl on dale
bien construite ct taite d'apres un
notleie appronve par DIES hommes
compe:ents n'offre ancnn danger.
En- letat DIES chooses. ct avant
de condamner coutume qui
permet 4 la plupart DIES los habi.
tants dc caltiver .facilement nm
champ lie riz grace a reau que le
bayou nous doupe geneieusement,
il serait bon d'examiner soigneuse.
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PARADE DES POMPlERS A
THIBODAUX.

La procession des pompiers de
Thibodaux a Ell lieu mercredi der.
nier avec un eclat inaccoutume.
LIE temps etait magnifique, les visi-
tours nombreux, ct lie printemps
faisait sentir sa douce influence.
Tout celia reuni, ct Pun aidant
l'autre, nous avons Ell II journee
magnifique pleine d'agIement ct
de distractions.
Jamais, dit-on, lie defle ma Ell
meilleure mine. Les pompes ct les
eche!les etaient decorees avec beau
coup de luxe ct de goht.
LIE grand "Marshall," notre popn-
laire Jnge Taylor Beattie, ouvrait
la marche, entoure dun etat-major
brilliant ct nombreux, CONF ose d"
j. McBonrg. %ingenieur an Chef
MN. W. Fl. Price, Lolo Roger,
Camille Braud, Alcide Hargis, Ii.
\. Coulon, j. Mcbride, Rob. Iio-
gan ct Rob. Naquin.
Des %flturs. b~eaucoup de flenrs.
chaque membre ell await sa part.
Les I. b. B. avaient a ieur tete
fHon. |. ID. Moore, John I. Moore,
Tn. Bergeron, Henry F%ritzinger,
Thos. d. Kent, Max Dupaty, Tom
Roger Ell JAS. Springer.
Les "Home Hook s. Ladder No.
Il etaient precedes par Emile Ri
Were, Hudson Tabor jr. Cleophas
Toups, Luke Boudreaux, Octave
Toups ct Edga,d Hobert.
Les galants Thibodaux No. 1
avaient a leur r6te Hon. E. A.
O'Sullivan Hon. L.. A. Trosclair,
\. B. Raglan er Ernest Dionne.
Les Protector No. 2, DR.. J. r..
Fleetwood, JAS A. Frost, W. G.
Raglan, c. P. Binnings, Earle Kno-
bloch ct S. Blum.
Toute la soiree a etc depensee
agreablement EN- serenades ct en-
visites chez les amis ct les membres
de nos differences associations de
pompiers, ct jamais t1te ne fdt
plus en- famille ct ne comportat
plus d'entrain ct de bonnie humeur
que celle de mercredi dernier.
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Parmi To- h0tes Dun jour venus
de la paroisse Terrebonne, nous
avons Ell lie grand plaisir de serrer
la main a NM. I. Mcclellan, An-
bin Bourg, Buford, Hobert. x.
Zeringer ct les freres Bazet. NELLIE
Eva Bazet est venue anssi m0ntrer
son jolt minois a quelques uns de
ses amis; que Dieu lni pardonne
d'avoir tant abrege SD visite.
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FROM jos. L. THIBODAUX.

President of the Board of Pharmacy. State
of Louisiana Hen. President for life,
and founder of the Louisiana Phama-
~ceutical Association.
T~HIBoDEAUx's PHARMACY.
La. JENE-l II, 1882.
Gonaux's remedies Tor Asthma, pouder
and nurture. have completely replaced all
others formerly sold Tor the cure of this
dreadful disease.
Our sales Of them haze steadily increased
since their introduction, and they are the
most popular and proprietary medicines we
ever handled
We post cheerfully recommend them to
those suffering from asthma and coughs.
with the full assurance that prompt aud per
manent relief will be surely obtained by
their use. j. L. IHIBoDAUx, Pharmacist.
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NAvIGATION.-Le service de ba
teaux pop, passagers, sur lie bayou
Lafourche s'accro1t tous les jours.
Nous Ell avous, des a present, tfol>
on ouatre qui wont de Thibodauv a
Donaldsonville ct eice rersd. DE
Thibodaux a Lockport tout 'e +
vice est fait par la Louisiana on
rH4lene" selon les circumstances Ell
les beSoins du public qui Sc monte
tras-reconnaissaut DIES efforts que
font les officers de ces deux stea-
mers pour repondre brsoins ct
aux legitimes sailsfactlons oe ieu's
nombreux clients.
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Grand Gmoi a Casco pres de
Lewiston MAIN. Nine Phoebe
Mayberry, une vieille femme de
quatre-vlngts u que Fon suppC-
salt morte depuis quatre jours, a
repris Fusage de ses sens au mo
ment meme on les parents ct les
amis de Ia famille venaient de Sc
reunir chez ellie pour asSis.er a sou
enforcement. Nine Mayberry, sans
sc laisser emouvoir par l'apparat
funebre qul %Pentourait a prize les
invites de repasser une autre
fois... lie plus tard possible.
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ment; Procurement, 81 les dahls
constituent IN danger; seconde.
ment, sill NY a point moyen dc
snpprimer ce danger on de lie CON-
battre dune maniere eficace, sans
pour celia decreter la suppression
des prises d'eau. II ne sufit pas
de prendre deS mesures pour eviter
un danger imaginaiIe, il faut aussi
tenlr compile des inteI6ts directs
ct patents dune fonle de nos habi.
tants. ii he fault pas que de rhon
netete ct de la conviction dams les
measures, CONNIE celle 4 laQueile
Gus falSOns alluslon. il faut aussl
y METRE nn peu de bon sens ct
SAVIOR au juste 81 pour euiter un
NAL on ne tombera pas dams an pire.
L'amrmation donnee par les PEI.
sonnes, don't nous avons cite les
mons plus, est pour nous nue.
preuve que ron s'ahuse Grange
ment en- voulant condamner les
dahls. Que Ton reglemente leur
installation, qn'un cell severe
veil!e a leur bon e~ntretien rien
de mieux ct rie1 de plus juste.
Mails, ponr f'amour de Dieu, he
tcmbons pas dams Get exces de
nous priver d'eau IT de faire IN
sahara de nos champs sous pre-
texte que pon peut Sc noyer dams
leau.
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NOTICE.

Lost or mislaid. certain mortgage note
for the sum of $525.o0, made ant subscribed
b. Penouilh, tutor, On May 9th 1888, to his
own order and Endorsed in blank, PAYABLE
on January lst, 1889, with 8 per cent from
maturity, and secured by mortgage on prop
erty fully described in an act of mortgage
passed on May 9th, 1888, beforeThos. A. Bad
eaux, notary, with which it is identified.
The public is notified hereby not to nego-
tiatu for same or to deal with it in any way,
as payment has been stopped.
S. ABRAHAM.
Holder and Owner.
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COURSES les courses de al
manche degnier an Tetreau's Park
ont etc tres-anim6eS ct tres Suivies,
Beauconp de monde ct de %jolie>
recettes. Mons persons sincere
ment Qre CO advertisements nous
sera offert Replacement ct tinira
par entrer dans nos mRurs ct nos
habituaes CONNIE celia a lieu dams
tant d'autres ehdroits.
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A yendre.

Une excellente cyp.iare mesurant environ
six cent quarante acres. ct situee a quelane
distance de Thihodaux, sur la rive droite "a
bayou Lafourche. au Brule Guiilot.
Cette cypriere est la plus richie de l'Etat,
au dire des connaisseurs
Voir all bureaux de la SENTINELLE 4 Tbi-
bodaux pour iniornations.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.
Arrivee ct depart des trains a Thibo-
daux, 20 novembre, 1889.
PREMIER TRAIN.

PREMIER TRAIN.
Quite Thibodaux a 9 heures q. m, avec la
MALE de rOuest.
Arrive a Thibodaux a 10 heures 20 a. M,
avec la MALE de la Nouyelle Orleans.
Second train favec la MALE de Ia Nouvelle
Orleans ct de rEst).
Quite Thibodaux a 4 heures 35. D. IN.
Arrive Thibodaux D 6 heurcs SO p. IN.
La MALE est t~ouiours close au post "thce,
minutes avant lie depart du train.
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II a etc forme, la semalne der
Mere i Thiboaaux, une branche de
"Building Association" avec un
grand luxe d'of1iciers.
Aujourd'hui, il exiSte deux bran
ches, ct demain, ii Y Ell aura troi>
m plus. Abundance de bieus ne
mutt pas, dit un proverbe. Ne san-
drait-il pas mlenX aVolr uie aSSo
citation dams notre Vile avec DIES
directeurs etc, de nOtre endroit
que tons cpS prohibits rivaux ct sc
contra,iant.
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BITTER.-Le meilleur de tons
les bitters. lie plus agreeable, lie plus
sain ct celni qui b6nefcie lie plus a
nOtre systemp nerveux est lie Horse
Shoe. On pent lie demanler dams
tous les cafes, mais c'eSt III Rail
road Exchange, 9n'on lie tronve en-
abundance.
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MARIAGE.-Mardi dernier, Is
avril, 1890, a ca lien Ell l'eglise st.
Joseph le marriage de Mr.. Leo
Boudteaux ct de Nile. Victorine
Daunis. Pas de cartes.
Lundi. IA anvil, 1890, & Donald
sonyille. ont etc maries, Mr.. Evans
Clement BinningS ct Mme. Lille
B. Hamilton.
Mr.. Binning> est ne a Thlbodaux,
ct nous euvoyOhS au nOuveau
couple nos >ouhaits les plus sin
ceres.
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MrLaurent Ffancioni est toujonrS
d'excellentc hlmenr ct 81 la Non
naie DIES Etdts Unis pent marcher
sans lui, il nest pas du tout emhar-
rasSe de mdrcher sans ellie. Mr.. L.
Francioni est IN excellent CANA
rade, plein &c bonnie humeur, ct
pouvant tonrnir tonjours de tres
utiles renseIguements sur les HON
mes ct sur les chooses de lepoqur.
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Thibodaux, La, April 29th, 1889.
Mr.. GouauX-Ne have a steady sale for
your .'Asttma Remedies" We never had a
single con plaint but many compliments.
Jour las invoice Just received.
ROM u FLEETWOOD, Druggists.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-19

Having used .'Gouaux's Asthma Rene
dies" Tor several cases of old severe coughs,
| can say it Is the best preparation of the
kind and cheerfully recommend it to all
with asthma and persistent
DIR. CHAs. GUADET.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-19
T~HIBODAUx LA. Der. 1889

Mr. +. GoUAUx, HoUMA. La,
Dear sir-Your remedies arrived this morn.
ing q. X am trying and will get a good
run on them. they have given satisfaction to
all parties that | have soil to specially those
suffering from asthma
Yours Truly
+. IL. GRUNLBRHG.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-19

Thihodaux, La December ed. 1889.
| cannot but cheerfnliv recommend the
use of Gouaux's AsIhmatic Remedies, hay-
ing had many opportunities OF Witnessing
their sllutary effects.
II, D~ANsEREAU. M. d.