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Machine a clarifer le vim de came
au moyen du gaz acide sulfureux.

machine a clarifer lie vim de came
au moyen du gaz acide sulfureux.
Nous avons entire les mains des
photographers representant I'M
apparel dune capacit6 qhi permet
de clarifier de % a 80 mile livres
de sucre par "a herres.
Eft une machine de moins graDde
dimension pouvant clarifier de Is
4 20 mile livres de sucre dams lie
meme espace de temps.
LIE principe de leur fonctionnement
consiste a forcer, avec la plus
grande regnlarite, lie gaz acide
sulfureux a passer a travers reau
un moyen de la vapeur d'apres lie
systeme du vacuum.
Ces machines sont fabriquees en-
un metal que lie gaz ne peut dere-
riOrer.
Files sont en- outre faciles a
installer ct occupent un espace de
3X6 pieds settlement.
G. DIONNE
r.
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LIE DR.. Armand Mary sera a
Thibodaux lie IL octobre 1890 ct
ses clients pOurtont lie voir a son
office Strangers Hotel' MaisOn
AlbeIti.
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Un grand service funebre a etc
dit jeudi dernier en- r6glise Ste.
Philomene a Labadieville a la
m6moire dn regrette Rev. Cyprien
V6nissat.
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Carte de Remerciernents.

Mr.. Alcee Oncale tent ! hoppeur de
remercier Embarrassment les differences
companies de pom ,iers de ThibodauY nonr
faide ef6cace quill . rceue d'elles dana Ia
mutt du 6 octobre 1890, lsrsque lee fiammes
menscaient - prepriktk.
II ne aanrait trop lousr lsur ~devsuement ct
leur Actiyifk.
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MARIAGE.-Mercredi dernier a
Gu lieu q Thibodaux, lie marriage de
MIR. Theonhile Reboul ct de Mile.
Susie Harvey.
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NOTICE.

LIE DR.. c, A Bourgeois PREVENT tous ses
amis ct SEES clients quill q temporairsment
son ONCE ct 81 demeure a Ia Pharmaeie
Thibodaux rue Main.
Th;bodaux La.
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Fl
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 a quantity of Juice sufficient for 250O0 to
10000 and the smaller 5000 to 10000 pounds of
sugar in "a hours. The mode of its operation
is to force through water with the greatest
regularity the gas, by means of steam and
vacuum, The metal used in it's construction
is in no way affected by the gas. 1t is easily
put up and occupies a space Of 6x3 feet only.
AddressRT G. DIONNE, Thibodaux.
Sept,-27-9 80
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AVENDRE.

1000 BRlQUES de premiere qualite sons
q vendre par Mr.. THEODORE ADAM, surle
Bayou Lafourche. pies lie Canal Harang. La
llvraison sera tate sur lie bord du ayou 81 on
lie demande. Pnx: $500 lie MILLER.
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AvENDRE.

une grande q~uantite de BARDEAUX, pre-
miere quaIite ct delivres sur lie bord du Bayou
La1ourche a Ihibodaux. S'adresser a Mr.. o..
L.. CARO-, agent pour Mr.. Jules Deehaux. on
aux bureauX de la SENTINELLE de Thibodaux.
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Presentation de Drapeau

Vendredi a 10 heures do matin
lie Capitaine do E. w. Cole, Max.
Blanchard a reeu de e amis de
Lafourche ct surtout de Thibodaux
un MAGNITUDE "fag" sur lequel
etaient Inserts a cote des etoiles
de pUnion "From Tblbodaux
Friends
La presentation du drapeau "a en-
lieu dams la sale des Y. NJ. B. A.
audessus du cafe de Th. Bergeron.
LIE jnge Taylor Beattie s;est adresse
au Capitaine, ct par quelques mots
bien appropriees ct bien sentis lui
a rappel6 les services quill await
rendus ct ceux que nous tous, SEES
amis etions, en- droit den attendre.
LIE Capitaibe Max Blanchard
doit 6tre fer de &c temoignage
tout spontane.
Parmi ceux qui assistaient a cette
petite fete ct qui ont lie plus parti-
c~ulierement coptribu6 a son snccAs.
nous citerons an hasard les noms
de MN.
j. NJ. Bourg.
Jas. w. Wilson.
TIL, Bergeron.
W. 81. Price.
P. f.. Lorio.
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Fumez les "Thibodeaux Special
Cigars" ct vous serez heureux.
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HoUMA. La, Jan. 30. 1889.
A few doses of Gouaux's Anti Asthmaric
mixture has relieved me OF q very bad
pcu2h. nv little 4 daughter has bern cured al
oa,by taking the same. A. c.. 1BERT,
Tn Barber.l
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UNE EXECUTION.-On nous rap
porte que dams les environs de
Labadieville, dams IN des nombreux
"Bruly" qui rentourent, un indi
vidu don't nous tairous lie nom
pour lie moment a recu une castiga-
ton bien meritee de la part de
quelques citoyens. Get individu
on plut6t la brute en- question s'est
hyre q des actes reprehensibles sur
la personne dune jeune personne
qui 6tait venue sous son toit pour
solgner sa femme EN- touches.
HUITREs.-Ces i~nteressants BIZ
valves nous a~rrivent assez frequem.
ment ct Requirement; pas cepen-
dant an gre des consommateurs
qnl tous les jours attendent anx-
ieusement Farrivee des embarca
tons huitrieres. Puisque nous
sommes Ii ce sujet, nous essaie.
f0ns de rectifier une erreur assez
generalement repandue parmi nous.
Celui qui s'entend appliquer
Pepithete d'huitre considere lie mot
CONNIE une insulte ct dependant
10 d%ictioDnaire Permet de dire dun
nomme d'esprit, mails difforme quill
est une huitre. L'enveloppe est
rude, esailleuse mais Pinterieur
fenferme quelque chose d'exquis ct
De delicleux.
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CHAMBERLAIN vN. AcAosN,,
PORT GIBSON. MISS.
ga BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. W.
c. GUTHRIE, PRINCIPAL.

Z. GUTHKIE, PkINCIPAL.
Full corps of thoroughly equipped and
skilful teachers. Rates extremely low, ow.
ing to endowment; increasing prosperity;
healthful location in the "Hill country" on
Mississippi Valley r. r.; home influences;
firm, parental. elevating discipline, Opens
SEPTEMBER %. Write for catalogue.
Address c. D.. WHARTON, Sec'y.
Aug-9-a0-2m.
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Ordinance No. I63

Sept.-27-90
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The Democratic Party in congress
aided by some of the Republican mem
bers from the western states tried hard
to pass a free silver coinage bill but
the republican gold metal tools re-
manned too strong tor a bill to 60
through Congress intended to benefit
the wage Farmer and the daily toiler.
Gold mnst be given the preference
so as to force down prices of real es-
tate and agricultural produces, in or
der that holders of gold may purchase
them. to the ruin and loss Of the own
ers who have no money, and cannot
barely earn enough to keep body and
soul together.
The silver men gained a point how
ever and forced the gold owners TO
come down from their elevated horse,
and allow silver certificates to be a
legar tender for all debts. Free coin
age of silver and plenty of money is
what the country needs, and what
will soon be had, by the people.
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The poor man who is glad to have a
>,lit of coarse wooden is taxed to-day
more than the Carnegies, Wanna
makers. the Vanderbilts pay upon
their suits of broadcloth.
. There must be a change. the reins
of government must be placed in the
hands of a different class of men ; the
government must be brought nearer
the people.
1t is time for the people of the
country, who are borne down under
the weight Of this miserable deceptive
cry of Republican protection to arise
and crush the life ont of this monster.
Republican protection, forsooth,
Republican damnation and RUM.
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The proposion to license the Lot
terry company is now before the legis-
%lature, and will come to a vote in the
House of Representatives in a few
days.
An offer to leave the question to
the white voters of Louisiana was
rejected Try the Anti Lottery League.
The excitement on that question
has abated. and the fears that it would
disrupt the Democratic party in Louisi-
ana appear TO have passed away.
Whilst Democrats may differ as to
the policy of such a law, there is no
reason to harbor anticipations of
separation.
The Democratic party can fight
every question among themselves but
when it m to attacking the coming
enemy, only n solid compact line
should be shown.
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The furious anger that boiled in the
veins OF a few blatherskites i'm the
northern states, because the south
ern people did honor to the great
General r. L. Lee is just what was
anticipated from men who were either
TOO yong to take part in the late
war, or who like ingalls,, the Kansas
coyote, were too cowardly to take
part therein.
There is nothing like getting mad
when the danger is over. and the lit.
tie dog barking at the moon is often
Ill Illustrated by specimens of the human
race.
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Mr.. Carnegie the millionaire manu-
facturer has presented Mrs. Harrison
with a fine cottage by the sea side
where she car enjoy the salt breezes
from the briny ocean,.
Ben Harrison will therefore adyo-
cate the passage of any bills that
will enrich Carnegie's manufacture.
interests whilst the wage Garner and
poor man can whistle for his amuse-
ment as his taxes are raised to foot
the bills.
The man who would have dared
offer a gift to one of the earlier presi
dents would have met with a rebuff
that would have lasted him the bal
ance of his natural life. But in
these days of the God and morality
party presidents accept anything
from q mansion to a Eobtail pup, and
pay for it out of the money of the
people whose taxes must be raised to
meet it.
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The tariff question still drags its
weary course along the rough road
that will carry it through Congress.
Opposition springs up on every
side, and the most of it from the mem-
bers of the Republican party. upon
whom 1t falls heavily.
1t will be passed however; the
whip of the leaders is more power
full than the traditional one of the
southern planters in auld lang syne,
and every knee bows down when its
crack is heard about the capital.
There may possibly be "a time in the
future when the people of these United
States will awaken from their letlar-
gy and hurl these despots and over
bearing tyrants from that tyrannical
power they have maintained SO long.
There is an end to oppression even it
be long in coming.
The day of reckoning always arrives,
and when it does reach its time,
oppressors and tyrants generally hus-
tie and hustle lively.
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Assessors Notice to Taxpayers.
OFFICE OF tssrSSop

~IHIDOuduA, La, Nay, 81, $50. \
All persons liable to taxation uDon any
description OF property, whether real estate
or movables, are hereby notified that in con
forinity to section Y of Act No. SO of 1882, the
listing of the property and the pstimst.d
valuation made thereof by the Assessor in
accordance with Law, and the aid lists will
be exposed in the office Of the said Assessor
for inspection and correction for a term 81
twenty days. beginning next after the ten
days required for notice, as herein provided.
shall nave expired. All taxpayers are earn
estly invited to avail themselves of the on
portunity afforded to make known their oh
~Jections to any assessment and to test their
correctness inthe manner prescribed by law
PROSPER TOUPS,
Assessor. Parish OF Lafonrche
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The Millions In 1t

The sum of Twenty-Five Millions
offered for the extension of the Lottery
Charter is too large for one man to
count without losing bis mind tempo
rarily. Counted by dollars it would
require $3.50 hours of lightning work.
Weighed, it wonld amount to 735 tons
of silver money, or 1,470,000 lbs. 1t
would be equal in weight 10 IA. 100
kegs of squarely packed nails, 1850
barrels of honestly filled pork
barrels. 5000 barrels OF double refined
sugar, 5000 bales of cotton. 27.000
bushels of western corr or $1,000 bush
els of southern corn. 1t would heavily
load 46 first class freight cars, and
bring a large rigid steamboat down to
the cred llhen known as the ..money
line" in river F~ernacular.
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The unyeiling Of the statue of Gen.
r. E. Lee, in Richmond. was one Of
the grandest gatherings that eve took
place in the Unified States. The
southern people assembled there to do
honor to the merit of one who deserv-
ed recognition for his grand life, and
the erection of n statue to c0mnIemo-
rate for present and future genera
tons the virtues and heroism of the
grandest man in the nineteenth cen
fury is worthy of the people who suf-
fered and fought and lost with him.
To honor the dead. and publicly re-
cord, the moral heroism and incorrup-
tlble virtue of a man, who has been a
public benefactOr, and whose charac-
ter is II to be commended and prais-
ed is one of the noblest attributes of a
patriotic people, and a nation who
ceases to reverence the memory of it's
great men, will soon sink to decay
and ruin and lapse into barbarism.
The honor. done to the memory of
Robert E. Lee, are worthy of the peo-
pie for whose interests his life was
a continual effort.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth Judicial District Court, Parish
of LafOurche.
Succession Of ~Jnmonriile Morrant. No.
1914 Probates.

WHEREAS SYtNER M0RVANr ~
" said l'arisl. ha~ made application 4.
"t appointed administrator of tue alorr.,ll
estate.
Now therefore all persons are hereby warn.
ed aud notified Ia ii!r their upueSiti,n .. ~.
said application in writing with the rl.rk
OF said court at his office in the town of Tam.
odana ten days after the first publication
hereof. Itherwise the SAID applicant will H.
confirmed ami app"intrd rs such admiuiurH-
tor in srca.iance with law,
- IN trstimsny whereof. wItnoss mv
las. hand and the i,nurr > Of The g. a.
(~) my office. at Tbib,damx. this mi,
day Of June. A. d.. lSN.
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The fact that the people of the
South has erecteda statue to its grand
est character, whilst the tomb of
Gen. Grant cannot have a monument
erected over it, shows the patriotism
of the millioEaires whom the late
war made rich and who now srive to
get possession Of the entire country
by neans of the Mckinley steal.
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OFFERING TO LIGHTEN AND
SHARE OUR GOVERNMENT
FIPENSES.
EXPENSES

The limit of State taxation now in
Louisiana is six mills. Under the
present assessments the revenues
of the State are entirely too inadequate
TO meet the expenses of the State goe-
eminent. In many of the parishes it
is swelled to more than three times
this amount by the addition of paro-
chial and ievee district taxation.
Tie whole State is subject to a tax
for the general leyee fund. The par
isles free from overflow must bear this
tax as well as these subject to inunda-
ton. Despite the statement of anti
lottery officials aud speakers to the
contrary, there is not enough money
in the State treasury by two thirds to
rebuild our levees and save the State
from the recurrence of another over
flow like the present causing the loss
of millions of dollars.
Mr.. John A. Morris offers S., $50. 900
to be applied to those levees during
twenty-five years. and all the money
needed TO- to put the levees in better
condition than they have been in since
the first leyee was built in colonial
Louisiana. This money would settle
the levee question and tighten for all
time the burdens of taxation for leyee
purposes borne by the parishes free
from overflow.
Our public school system is in a pit
iful condition. State and parish school
taxes. aided locally and to a limited
extent by the McDonough, the Poy-
dras and the Peabody funds, are utter
ly insufficient to give US even a fair
system Of public education. Our pub
tic schools are closed during half the
year. Many communities are without
these beneficent institutions and igno-
rance is in the aScen dancy.
Mr.. Morris offers So, $50, 900 to be
devoted to our schools. With thi
money the number of schools and the
length Of terms could be more than
doubled, also the wages of teachers.
child in the State, aud hundreds
of thousands of children yet unborn
would be vastly benefited by the APP
plication of this money to public edu-
Our insane asylum is a disgrace to
the State. A large proportion of the
bopelessly demented are confined in
parish prisons. Our deaf and dumb
and blind asylums and our hospitals
are all poorly conducted because there
is not enough public money available
their proper management.
In the Morris proposition S., 1000, 900
are offered to lie applied to the sup
port of these institutions. This money
would afford in these matters prompt
and permanent relief.
If this proposition be refused State
taxation must be raised to an almost
unbearable rate to provide the neces-
money to carry on the State gov
Otherwise schools must he
neglected, levees left to local defend
and the charity wards of the State
be allowed to endure their suffering
and general w~retchedness.
This question is one which affects
parish in the State.
TRUE DEMOCRAT.
j bill hefore tie Lerislatura mo
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THE STATE OF LoUIsIAN1
Goth Judicial District Court. p.
i>lI ofLafourche.
Osceana 1yo, r;fe, rs. Oscar Aro.,l
husband. No. 25O9.
TN THIS CASE, THE Ecu

IN THIS CASE. THE LEGAL. nrr |
Il elapsed aud NO appearance havin1 =
made by defendant. A ar VI
judgment by defanlt was al
entered and more than two judicial asr,
ing elapsed since the entry of such 49,
nary Judgment by default. and SIN NJ i
pearaBee having been made, the go Il
regularly fixed for trial On con rm.,i..
d~etanir, and regularly taken IN ana -
and the law and the evidence being 4 III
OF the Plaintiff and against the dsfendans |
1t Is therefore nrdered. adiudged and \
creed that the plaintiff, Oseeaps Avn ~
40 rave ard Judgment arsins, Il
said defendant. Oscar Angelic O her bnsh..1
and that the community of aeaaits ana .s.l
heretofore existing hr-ween them be ana \
same i hereby dissolved, and tie sa;d M
OSceana Ayo. be ana she v herrhr 3aala-1
and t%iecrrrd 80 he -etArated IN uroa~N
from her said lIUsbtRd. with tie fun paTa.
own. manage and rohtrpi her s4uar.,a II
parapiIern1i nr merit. epuat ate and -
from he sat'i husband; and it ia furthsr J
dered that said defendant paw all eost.
these nrncre,iiuc-.
Thus dome. read and slgnesl in o,,ea e.,
at ThibaHlaHX. ~i'aIi<l II Lafourche. this n
day ~ Nav. 4. ID , isgi 4
t>i-nedl TAYLOR BEArTrP.
judge 1bth Judicial Distrit
Filed May 9th, ioO.
t>ign-.J p. F. LEGENnRE
Depusy CIss
Tert CierG's Office. parish IF Lsfourcb
MAY IatiI. i~1i.
" KNuBLocH
Clerk If Cour-
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True DEMOCRAT.

\ bill before the Legislature pro-
poses to reduce the number of District
Judges in Louisiana to twenty. The
parishes of Assumption and St. Mary
will form the sixteenth district, and
those of Lafourclle and T~errebonne
will make the seventeenth district.
Now, if that be passed and circuit
courts be abolished Louisiana can re-
ioice.
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.NO''-'aCai.

Lost or niislaid, certain mortgage No.
for the sum OF $500, made and suhscriha
b. PenOuilh, tuto.. on Nav gth. 1855. To M
OWL order and Endorsed in blank, payabI
January lst- iSS", with per cent fro1
maturity. and secured by mortgage on nroT
erty fully described in an act of m0rfgas
passed on May 9Th. ISIS, bcforeT hos, A. I'M
caux, notary, w!th which IL Is Identified. I
The public is notified hereby not to neSr
that for same or 70 cal with it in any VA
as payment has been stopped.
=. ABRAHAM.
Holder and Owne
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John Wannamaker, postmaster gen
eral, Sunday school superintendent,
and other wise excessively honest and
sadly pious millionaire has been
caught in the act of using government
business envelopes for his own private
business. Hurrali for Wannamaker.