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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-10-25
Machine a clarifer le vim de came
au moyen du gaz acide sulfureux.

Mons avons entire les mains DIES
photographers re%pr6sentant un
APPAREL dune capacite Gui permrt
de clarifer de % a 80 mile liyres
de ucIe par "a heCres.
Eft une machine de moins grande
dimension pouvant clariier de 10
4 30 mile livres de sucre dams lie
meme espace de temps.
LIE principe de leur fonctionnement
consiste a forcHr, ave la plus
grande regElarite, lie gaz acide
sulfureuX a passer a travers l'eau
un moyen de la vapeur d'apres lie
systemic du vacuum.
CeS machines sont fabriquees EN-
IN metal que lie gaz he peut d6tf-
Iiorer.
Files sont en- outre faciles 4
installer ct occupent IN espace de
3X6 pieds settlement.
G.. DIONNE
THIBODAUX La.
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A vendre.

Une excellente cypriere mesurant environ
six cent auarante acres, ct situee a ~qnelque
distance de Thibodaux, sur la rive druite du
bayou Lafourche. au Brule Guillot.
Cette c~ypriAre est la plus richie de TEtat,
au dire DIES connaissPurs.
Noir an bureaux de la S~ENTINELLE a Thi.
bodaux pour inforinatiOns.
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Nous avons en- jeudi dernier la
visite de notre We'll ami Laurence
Ch6fami DIN bayou Lafourche.
Notle joie a etc profonde en- lie
voyant relatiyement sain ct gail
lard. Sa derniere ct ~cruelle mala
die ii laiss6 ppu de traces sur sa
robuste constitution.
Mr.. Ellie Ducos a fait parmi nous
uDe courte apparition.
Tous nos bons amis du Cntt OF
ont lie grand tort de nous rendre
rarement visite ct SurtOut de
pabreger trop vite.
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Toutes les p%ersonnes chez les
,qnelles la chevelure a grisone de
bonnie heure font DIES eloges du
"Hall's Hair Remover" qui rend
aux cheveux leur couleur naturelle
ct qui en- emp6cEe la chute.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.
Arrivee ct depart des trains a Thibo-
daux, % novembre, 1889.
PREMIER TRAIN.

Quite Thibodaux a 9 heures a. ~, avec la
MALE de FOnest.
Arrive a Fliboaaux a 10 heures 20 a. a.
syee Ia maiie De Ia Nonyelle Orleans.
Second train 'avec la MALE de la Nouvelle
ORLEANS ct de pEst).
Quite Thihodaux a 4 heures 30, p. m.
Arrive a Thibodaux a 8 heures so p. m.
La MALE est t~ouiours close au post office,
IS minutes avant lie depart du train.
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Une nouvelle baisse dams notre
bayou Went d'interrompre encore
une fois la navigation a vapeur.
Noas regrettons surtout d'appren-
Dire Que le Steamer Helene est
oblig6 de discoutinuer son service
ponrtant ii n6cessaire eft ST utile
par ce temps de mauvais chemins.
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Lockport Public School Fund Association

A une reunion de cette ASSOCIATION, tenue
lie premier jeudi d'octobre. 1889. il a etc
"RESOLU" Qu'a laveni-, une fore, pour
lie benefce des fonds de recole, aura lieu
chaque aimee lie %premiers saiuedi ct dimanche
du mois de JUN"
Par ordre,
PIERRE BARRIOS, Sec.
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AVENURE.

1000 BRIQUES de premiere qna|ite sont
a vendre par Mr.. THEODORE ADAM, surta
Bayou Laf"Urchc. pres lie Canal Harang. La
liyraison etra taite sur lie bord du bayou 81 on
lie demaude. PrIx $500 le MILLER.
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lie cadpau ne Mr.. Chas. Abribat
est tres-appr6ci6 ct lni vaut les
chalpureux remprciementS de tous
les hotes de son ami.
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GRAND CIRQUE.-Samedi 8 No
vembre 1890. lie cirque de John
Robinson sera q Thibodaux. Ii
offrira aux yeux emerveilles un
spectacle rare ct curieux 81 lie pro
gramme quill donne est rempli ct
nous h'avOns aucune raisOn de
croire quill ne lie era pas.
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LoCKpoRT PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND ASSN.

At a meeting held by this association on
the first Thursday of October, 1889, it was
RESOLVED, That hencefOrth, a fair shall
the first Saturday and Sunday of June Of ey-
cry year. BY order of
PIERRE BARRIOS, Secretary,
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AVENDRE.

Une grande quantitG de BARDEAUX, pre-
miere luaiite ct deiivres sur le bord du Bayou
Lafonrche a Tbibodaux. S'adresser a Mr.. o..
l.. CARO-, agent pour Mr.. Jules Dechaux. on
aux bureanx de la SENTISELLE de Thibodaux.
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MACHINE!
To Clarity Or Bleach Cane Juice,
by Means Of
Sulphurous Acid Gas.

We are in possession of photographs of the
above, the capacity of the larger size of which
is IA quantity of Juice sufficient for 25000 to
10000 and the smaller $4,000 to 10000 pounds of
sugar in II hours. The mode OF it's operation
is to force through water with the greatest
regularity the gas, by means of steam and
vacuum, The metal used in its construction
is in no way affected by the gas. 1t is easily
put up and occupies n space of 6x3 feet only.
Addresses q. DIONNE, Thibodaux
Sept.-27-90
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Fumez les "Thibodeaux Specia
Cigars" ct vous serez heureux.
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FOR SALE

Six hundred and forty acres cypress land,
the finest in the State of La. and situated on
the right bank OF bayou Lafourche in Bruly
Guiilot, above the town of Thibodaux section
%, I, Is, s, X, IA, T.. Apply to the SENTINEL
Office at ThibodauX
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PROSPECTU S.

nsnnI mnne every Of
opnvay m
the
thus
whose
cTrrtcE Exc
Imbrtme(
fnSmk
neMs
nbIc com,d
rnL
ofue
them
In
nerna Direct "
share Of t
cd,antr~ t the
surplus
nLe
Sub fumngan opostn
Ia
share. Will be to or
so Mcn.Ash MursC
Them emoad
Ns t
be made mt the rate OF $3.50 per
sharew
Mani tan Company Ne"-xorN
america Lonn and
proy;a.n, a.. md Trust Company
Illinois rus I'M Saw
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Mimi OF THE TNITLp sTATEs AR

vi PHILADELPHIA PENN. Snpcrintcndents Once
March l. PrGpS"1 VIZ 3 si 20 a. h
delphia Penn, until II H. Tuesday 18th March
az which time and date al will be
10 supply Mint subject the approval Of the ctor
Mint with hundred thousand 600 COO pounds
moro less of oneccnt blanks, properly anncaed,
CLEANED and milicd composed 81 ninety pci
M conner and five 0f and IN
nroportions blanks be- Of the proper ducty and
Within tolerance ~ weight: the nncnrs and
ttopotlons the metals T. be- determined By Mint
An blanks suitable for coinage purposes TO De-
jectcd sample blanks be- Lad on apple alton q the
Superintendent Of the Mint. at philadelphia The nrh;
i reserved reject ana all bid. Proposals should
ne Endorsed Protosa- blanks" aud addressed
L. &. Mint. Philadelphia. Penn"
W O. G. BOSBESIIEI.L. Superintendent.
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N ROpOSAI,S FOR Observation-Disclosures Is
Lost ann tonno

0ST on STOLEN Bank Iiook No 81 s23 issued by
the derman savings Bank IN The city 81 LA Sew ~
YORK, W The same and requested deliver the bod- 70
ak corner 14th-st. and 4thaye II not restored
me e a day April, 1890 application VIII be made
< tbe bank for o duplicateo
Esw.York. March IL. lo?os
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will be entitled Dividend Of per cent per um ano'
Fund.- to
Irecive
be
Inn fore each
Thus eachSub scrbe
0fuf Found shares
the of his
the
The Founders SHARES
is sorved for ulscrpto a n
dividends
the wishS Of
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Hnslnc9i Ghantc5.

" ALrABLE BUSINESS For SAI.E;-oood VIII, stoc'
Y and nxtnrrs Of od-cstahlishcd downtown cothnl
s,orc moi much capal required rent low rare oppOr
tunity for live sat ,faeory reasons Tor selling
Address CLOTHING STORE i. o. Box -'ls.
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MINT OF THE UNITED STATES Al

wi pHILADELPHIA, Penn, SUPPLEMENTARY ono
March l. ls9O-sealcd proposals. VII be isSeNeu, pha
nnIcc ~ the Superintendent Of the L. = MINT AZ ii
deIphia Penn until II H.. Tuesday the lsth 81 Madca
1850 at which and date all proposal, WI! DE- u
supply Mint subject to the alpr3Na o ., sg od
khe hundred thousand (lOOvOVl pouHus
more or less Of dve.cent nickel blanks. properly alnead
cleaned and nilled. composed Of scventy-hVe ol per
centurn twenty five 90 per ceitlh u
nickel; the blanks be Of the proper docuHy aiid
within the legal tole o. weight; the nri.,s anu
proportions Of the metals Y De determined py MN ,sss.
All blanks suitable for coinage purposes 70 D. ~
ectcd sample blanks can b. md OF applcat2h Of w
Superintendent OF the Mint at Philadelphia inc ltns
i, deserved 10 reject any and All bids Proposals shond
be Endorsed Proposals for nyeccnt nickel bank. ana
addressed " SuDcG. undcnt 4. :. INT Phladclphli,
Penn o. {. BOSBYSUfLB Superintendent
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financial Mcclln95.

NJ OTICE.-Thc annual meeting OF the stock
~ h,II., 81 tn. Raw Treatment Company VIII be
hid nt the office of the company. fr"n J. ~ 10 p ~ ="
IN. o-fh d,y of Niarrh for The election OF br'""
and Tor the OF such other business, a" MAY De
pfescntod. . , ,r,r,~.rp Secretary
n, ORCH LAKE MINING CO.-1ho annual
meeting Of The stockholder, OF tnr lorgn iiN1 M
~ uo.tou On Tursday the 18Th Inst ~ "rl"'A p ~
10, NV =. .l'..,o, ,,n', ~ LAFAYETTE 1T RH 81, =.
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1I9 LIBERTy.ST,
NETWORK. March T. 1890.
NJ Office Is hereby given that the Transfer
~ BOOK Of the Registered General Mortgage Five per
cent bonds Of this Company will be closed from Saturday
the 18th inst to TUESDAY the lat proximo.
WV ~ SAMUEL KNOX, BecretaSy.
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financial.
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY.
DEMONSTRATIONS.
NOTICE

Ia hereby given to ALL REGISTERED SUBSCRIBE
ERs TO THE S1S.OOO.OO0 FUND under the agree
nicut of November 9Th 1859. that the Committee
hr-cby offers 90 them TIE RIGHT TO SUBSCRIBE
TO $1,000 900. being the un-ub-cribcd balance of
snid fund.
The Committee will aIct the entire sf.O0OO0O
PRO RATA lin proportion according TO amount Of
former subscrptons) among those registered sub.
scribers who nic their acceptance Of this offer with
the CENTRAL Trust COMPANY OF NEW YORK
ON OR BEFORE THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH.
1890. Any subscriber may. however, limit MA sub
scrption to such amount he may desire.
Forms Of acceptance mny be obtained from mcm-
bers Of the Committee from the CENTRAL TRUST
co. OF NEW.YORk.
NEW-YORk. March 10. 1890.
FREDERIC i. OLCOTT
JOEL Y. FREEMAN,
HENRY W. POOR,
HENRY BULGE. COMNiA ASH'
COLGATE HOYT.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
II. J. DE MAREZ OVENS.
y
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Proposals.


TEFFERSONVILLE,I ND, March ~ ~ ''S,.
- sealed proposals. tTplic1" subject u usual eou
VIII be RECEIVED here until ~ oc.0cS a. a. 1850 Tor
trnishing at the Q. N Depot here 'afiGp, arNc' -,
0uarteTmaster's stores, such as stationery III
he st1yes miscellaneous hardware, &c fr'i'c A,c "li
he given 10 OF domestic production o.
Conditions OF quality price ncludlng IN IA" Pl" OF
foreign productions or manuiactlreS tne I =, reject
any or al proposals. and 10 accept the Whole OF s"s
OF the supplies bid for All Information Ipfns"'H -" P
Illcatiou Envelopes containing IoP'7 !,
Should be marked Preposa for %ssssn, Quar-
t4rmasier C;encra e. S. Army Dolot QuaIt-rnaeorI
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SEw.yoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIyEE RI CO.
~ OR THE PURPOSE Of a Quarterly Divi.
dnd paysDo on tho sh day Of Ap, ,no n ana
which viii be held on the 10Th day Of April tho transfer
books viii be closed At u 2sces ~ Oh sstuFdsy a the
,Ss Tin day Of Apsn. u. w. W. n0sSITER. Treasurer.
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NFFTCE OF Z. :. L!UIT HUI Sc EN-
" GINEER Fifth and Sixth Districts ~ ". Saratoga
a. baltimore Nd March Z. ls90-ProiosalS for cement
o. Trwuort Rows Lighthouse Virginia PiopOsals for FUR
nshng and delivering not less than 500 bbs Of Portland
nnent viii be received this 0ncc until II o'clock noon
~ saturday 22d OF March 1890 Specifications ana
blank form Of proo,s WI" DE- 10 eet any or M bd
d 90 waive any defects. J. {. MALLEKY Captain OF
aa,ncors u s. A. Engineer 9Th and Gth L. H. Dstricts
ID ROpOSALS FOR TOBACCO;-Fcbruary IS
1obsceo To- be opened April l. 1880" WIN BE- received non
or regular dealers only at the Bureau OF
Provisions and totiGa Nav Depa %sao washnsoIn
onened Immediately thereafter for TIE supply on or before
November 1890 at ne Navy iard Nov OK 81 eighty ,
~ made in duplicate blank forms which WIN DO
bv the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing upon
ssnneaton and uit be hlled out as indicated BY hs
bids decided by lot samples OF me standard
bacco will be furnished upon apPcaon 20 this bureaI
the night 10 REJECT any or al
kids not deemed advantageous 70 the Government
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MISSOURI, KANSAS and TEXAS
Railway Company
REORGANIZATION.

TO THE HOLDERS or
PER CENT. CONsOLI-
DATED TEBO AND NEO-
SIIO HANNIBAL GEN.
TRIAL (FlRsTS AND
SECUNDs)
UNION PACIFIC SOUTHERN BRANCH u PER
CENT MORTGAGE BONDS or THE MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY co.
he -ub-c the 81 fund have been
called for the second dny CT June 1890 or, with inter-
Mt per from June ]. on or before
nny deferred dntc named by the committee. Of which
80 days notice will be given by advertisements
All holders of the bonds above mentioned are re-
qucstrd TO forthwith dcposit their bonds with the
CENTRAL Trust COMPANY OF NEW-NOKk for
collection and pa principal and interest nj the
fixed by the respective bonds the dnc OF pny-
The negotiable receipts of the CENTRAL TIKI II
COMPANY will he delivered ngain-t the said bond-
and ppIicniion will he made liz. the said receipts
on the took ENchnngc.
Dated Ncw- iork. March -, 1890.
FREDERIC y. OLCOTT,
JOEL r. FREEMAN,
HENRY W. POOR.
HENRY Bi DGE. COMMITTEE
COLGATE IIOlT.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
H. J. De NiAKE/ OVENS
= ELLIS Secretary,
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flnanflal.
financial.

SUBSCRIPTION LIST will be OPENED FRIDAY the i4h instant and
will CLOSE before WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant
SIMULTANEOUS ISSUE WILL BE MADE IN THE UNITED STATES BIZ
The Manhattan Trust Company, Ncw-YOrk.
The American Loan and Trust Company, Boston,
The Providen Life and Trust Company, Philadelphia
The Illinois andS Savings Chicago.
The special features this Company make Founders Shares available
the Subscribers Ordinary wholly reserv them Tor
Founders Shares insure for them
market advantage nab when these Shares are few NUMBER
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To Investors.
nnrGnN Am rnAN-CO\rINENNAL. go.

To thr holders Of our rrorGnniYntion
Certificates tor stock aud bonds oil the
RICHMOND AND tLLEGiANf IL. X. W
"a WAII-ST. Sl.W YORK. March H. lo'u
we are now prepared to begin the exchange Oh 'FNh-
c,,.. A. aio,r rcpfcsrntnR old Richmond ana N'Eh"N
p,uro,d ,,nt mt mortgage bond and s"ckr Tor
sccurltlcs IA" Chrs1i"ah" ana ONO hail"h '"''f''
pursuant ~ agreement n Aue. !. lS@S. ..., ,
Due notice Will be- given n soon a, we ar pi'p"h' V
exchange the certificates ref"-'ninr gu h''''' "'
Alrehany RAILROAD Company second mortgage bonus
Drc,ci. Morgan ~ Go.
" X STEVENSON y CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK HROK Frs .
Ere. Weekly Financial Circular Published MONDAYS
n Il Speciality made of Waning i' fi"PrS lot
heirs executors administrators or n'-ien-... ,-,,
OFFICES. lO6 BROADWAY, NfN-f'lNH-
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each ~ '"'' '''r 'oN''' ''N 800 90 90
The sale Of for the sixteen evening per
fornances VIII Friday, March il, ny the box
once: Mctopoan Opera House, AZ a; M ana continue
tai Monday March L. p. Subscribers for the season
may hive the option retaining their seats for the four
natineSs at T2O per scat
. The sale OF single tickets will begin "Wednesday
March 10. at box olce Metropolitan Opera House. at
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PAWN en- rs.


nlcn ande Share the 1s day of july 1890
il notro posnd call
Application and los Share Ao
DIRECTORS.
Of
u m
Right Honorable nrdC
A II
nfN N
oEMoy FL Esq PFC
Nayp
INsON.T of M@r Lee 4
srw X c l.
w b Esq,
TuONA fol
W. H.. 81 Of Investment Trust Limited
PA e.
CONNER
COUNSEL IN AMERICA
Ep,
CARTE. LII D,5i
SOLICITORS
9 I'D T
CADw 81
BROKERS.
AwCETT
Es China
N.lsJ -
XXI t.
COrI Nd II
AUDITORS
usss JACKSON Accountant" I" coem"t &c
SECRETARY (prO tem) iLmronAnl VII lIIo
w g
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The Middlesex

MIDDLETOWN, CONN.
PAID CAPITAL, s6OoooO
Oilers per Dcbcnturc- secured by dcp'-t 81 ~
mortgages a m The non Trust Company of Ncw-Nork.
Amount limited Connecticut Trustees,
Executors, etc. can luv'si ia th'-o bonds
FRANK H. JOHNSON. Hrw York Agent
81 and 80 Bfoaist
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Sharp Points

Baltimore American When money
talks of course it talks cents.
Texas Siftings: An early spring,
jumping out of bed at 5 o'clock.
Hotel Gazette Soliloquy of the
path-"In piece prepare for ware"
Puck: The fashions in dogs are
changing. Amen ! Let It's alters
reach the Skyes.
Harper's Bazaar; Time is money.
but manuals quart d'heure is not
necessarily bad quarter.
Sometville Journal: Time will
tell, but the ordinary man with an
important secret won't give time
chance.
Lowell Citizen: She - What
do you suppose supports the vast
arch of the heavens ? He The
moonbeams, | guess.
Binghampton Republican: A man
must have strong constitution if
be can 60 to bed after the lark and
get up with it next morning.
Washington Capital "Do you
see me 2" said the colored man, boast
fully, as he passed behind the mule.
"Yes,' replied the mule, land raise
you"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-04-12
Agricultural Brevities.

Less corn and little salt and ash
es with the oats will help to keep off
attacks of collie in the horse.
What to feed and how to feed it IS
great point in the dairy business.
If eggs are wanted, feed for eggs.
Buckwheat and wheat are good.
Good sweet ensilage is very favora-
bly, spoken of as food for horses.
Pea vines for turning under as fer
tilizer are pronounced better than
rye, by southern authority,
The injury to manure ~ fire fang
ing or heating ~ III the ammonia lost.
Invest in some mutton breed Of
sheep; care for them and pay of the
farm mortgage, says Michigan man.
The drill saves money in seeding
wheat.
The Sibly or Pixies Peak squash
is presented as rival to tue Hub
bard in texture, favor and produc-
tive quality.
Hard boiled eggs, raw oatmeal and
mashed potatoes are good for the
little chicks in the first ten days of
existence.
Any one who intends to begin bee
keeping for profit viii make a good
Investment by working for time in
the apiary OF an experienced bee
keeper.
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A Modest Man.

A thin, careworn-looking man, hav-
ing pencil and tablet in his hand,
called at house on Second avenue
the other day and said to the lady as
she opened the door:
Madame, l am canvassing for sub
scriptions for poor family, Will
you put your name down for a small
sum-
us it worthy family?"
Eyes, indeed"
"Do you know them personally?n
81 do, ma'am."
"And they are really in needy'
"They certainly are."
"Very wel-I'll give you a quar-
ter.
She put her name down and hand
ed him the money, and he had reach
ed the gate when she called him back
and said
1T has just occurred to me that
this might be your own family"
Exactly, ma'am. It's my family,
but modesty forbade me to say so. /
am not one who seeks to pash him.
self forward, tho | would doubtless
get along better if | was. Thank
you, a'am. know the family, and
/ assure you it's all right--all right"
Detroit Free Press.
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Showed Him the Door.

Jobson-Why, Jepson, l under
stand that you're married !?
Jepson-Yau understand right.
Job-But / was led to believe you
had disagreement with the girls
father?
Jep-Who told you so?
Job-Timson told me so. He told
me that her father had shown you
the door.
Jep-So he did. He's a painter
and grainer, and he had grained a
door so well that it was the talk of
the trade. So, being in converse
ton one night and the subject of the
door coming up, he took me out and
showed me the door.
But before Jepson had gof thus
far Jobson had tainted. He could
not stand such atrociousness.-Bos.
ton Courier.
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Hints for Teachers.

Don't get ratified in school govern
ment.
A question asked by pupil for
the class to answer is frequently
worth much more than that of q
teacher.
The essential features of elocution
should be in the mind of the teacher
through the entire career ola child.
Emphasize the fact that the right
way is always easier than the wrong,
and that to answer a question cor
rectly is easier than to answer it in
correctly, If the idea is clearly in
mind.-Journal Of Education.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-04-12
Wise Words

1 sNASV tsVEuSs
The noblest mind the best con-
/! tentment has.
Guilt fills the air with visionary
terrors.
Grief treads upon the heels Of
pleasure.
An enemy can always do you harm,
but friend cannot always do YOU
good.
Do not Offend Every offence a
man commits makes one more de-
Tense for his enemy.
The worst passions are occasional
ly of use to society jealousy hiss
caused thieves to fall out and tell on
each other
Sense shines with double luster
when it is set in humility. An able
and yet humble man is a jewel worth
q kingdom.
They who are most weary Of life.
and yet the most unwilling to die,
are such who have lived to no pur-
pose who have rather breathed than
lived.
There is nothing so elastic as the
human mind. Like imprisoned steam,
the more it is pressed the more it RI
ses to resist the pressure. The more
we are obliged to do, the more we
are able to accomplish.
Oaths are vulgar, senseless, often
sive and impious; they leave moi
some trail upon the lips and q stamp
of odium upon the soul They are
inexcusable. They CRAFTY no sense,
while they outrage taste and dignity.
There is no contendiug with neces-
sity, and we should be very tender
how we censure those that submit to
it. TITS one thing to be at liberty to
do what we will, and another thing
to be tied up to do what we must.
Good nature gives certain air to
the countenance which is more ami
able than beauty 1t shows virtue
in the fairest light, takes off in some
measure from the deformity OF rice,
and makes even folly and imperti-
nence supportable.
One watch set right will do to set
many by, but on the other hand, one
that goes wrong may be the cause of
misleading whole neighborhood /;
and the same may be said of the ex-
ample we individually set to some
around us.