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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-02
Or impot sur chats

LIE Conseil municipal de Bale,
Suisse, sur la proposition dun de
ses menbres, a nomme une commits
sion chargee d'etudier un projet
assez original.
II s'agirait d'imposer les chats.
Chaque proprietaire dun OH plu.
sieurs de ces ''tigres de pOche'
aurait a payer II take m%unicipale
proportionnelle Al nombre des
chats, quill entretiendrait.
L'interessant, c'est one lie prin.
cipe meme de "A ta1e etant admis,
c'est sd mise en- vigueur qui creee
des difficulties. On ne peut en-
voyer des agents du fsc municipal
fureter dams les domiciles priyes.
rechercher les chats, ct on n'a
aucune confiaDce dams rempresse-
ment de leurs proprietaires d alleI
les declarer a la marie.
Celia ne revient pas.a dire que lie
projet nest point realisable. II y
aura me take sur les chats comm g
il Y a celle sur les chiens.
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La resemblance entire epoux.

Cest dune manieIe tout a fait
lnteressante ode NJ. de Lacaze.
Duthiers signale m Memoire DIES
plus originaux de N. Herman Fol
ct depose 4 Pappui Sur lie bureau
de PAcademie, une serie de photo.
graphies r~epresentant de jennes
Sulsses au moment meme de leur
marriage. II est generalement ad.
mis- que les epouz ages fuissent
par SO ressembler dune maniere
frappante. D'autre part, certains
Observateurs supeiticiels ont cru
que les couples SO formaient sui
want la reggie des contrastes ct que
chacun choisit IN conioint aussi
dissembiable que possible de hi.
meme. Ii rtsulterait de la one la
vie copjugale modife profoude-
ment les traits des epoux ct amene
une conveyance remarouable.
CONNIE bien des gems sont disposes
a prendre ces considerations ponr
des fats demontreS ct meme Ell
font la base de fort sayants raisOn.
slements Reinforcement q Influence
dun premier marriage sur les CARAT
teres physiques des enfants d'un
sesond lit, Mr.. FL. Fol s'est
propose, avant tout, de SOU
umettre a une veriication Sc
we're : les assertions 81 faclle-
ment acceptees. Or, il a trouve des
documents tres precis dams les
portraits photographers que les
jeunes Saisses ont l'habitude de
faire faire lie jour de leur noce, ct il
d reconnu que Ia loi DIES c~ontrastes,
CONNIE celle de la conveyance,
nest announcement veriiee. Apres
diVerses eliminations quill justife,
.rauteur a conserve les portraits
de deux cent cinqaante. un couples
don't cent qnatre. vingt.dix-huit
jeunes ct cinquante-trois ages ct il
les a classes en- trois categories !:
10 ceux don't la resemblance est
au moins aussl glande qu'elle peut
Petre entire frere ct seur; 20 ceux
don't la resemblance est de meme
Ordre que la moyenne Resemblance
entire frere ct sgur; 80 ceux don't
la resemblance est moindre que Ie
point de comparison choisi gu
meme tout a fait MULE.
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lie rendement en- viande dun boeuf
normand.

lie rendemeut lie plus conside
rable des bBufs du concours de
Paris a etc obtenu, cette aimee, par
un beuf normand qui a obtenn lie
second prix de sa categorie. &c
bnuf, cotentim pur, await etc achete
par NJ. Chevalier, marchand-bo u-
cher, a l'abattoir oe Grenelle. II a
pese 1864 kilogrammes, seit IN
rendement exact de G9,60 pour 100.
Superleur egalement en- qualite, lie
bNuf don't nous signaions lie rende-
ment exceptionnel prouve que la
race nornande ne serait pas iDfe
rieure a nos autres races, 81 les Gle
veurs de la MaDche ct du Calvados
app!iquaient tous, intelligemment,
les regles pratiques de la selection.
Qu'ils abandonment done, dit FEle
veur auquel nou empruntons ce
document, lie deplorable systemic en-
usage chez eux pour lie choix DIES
reproducteurs, ct du coup lis arri-
veront a placer la Normandie au
premier rang de la production ami
male. On a signale quelquefois,
en- effet, des beufs de concours
faire un rendement de GIGS pour
100, bien que la moyeuDe ne
soft que de IS a &c. Mails lie
rendement de $500 pour 100 que
nous faisons connaitre aujourd'hui
q TIL jamais etc atteint?
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Usages domestiques de rammoniaque

I'm pen d'amoniaque dams Peao
tlede adoucit ct nettoie la peau.
Lesprit d'ammoniaque guerit
pressure touiours lie NAL de t6te.
ST Is couleur a etc enlevee sur
les etoffes de sole par des taches
de fruits I'amohiaque la fera repa-
raftre.
Servez-vous d'amoniaque etendue
dean pour nettoyer les cuivres ct
autres metaux.
Une on deux petites cueillerees
d'amoniaque dams IN baquet d'eau
vous aideront a netloyer les Wires
mieux que dn savon.
Ceux qui transparent beaucoup
feront sagement en- introduisant IN
peu d'amoniaqae dams 'l'eau de leur
balm tous les joars. La pean
deviendra douce propre ct priyee
de toute odeur desagreable.
Les fannelles ct les couvertures
De laine devraient toulours 6tre
tIempees dams un seau d'eau conte.
nant n petite cueilleree d'amo
niaque ct un peu Gle savon; frotte2
tres pen, elies seront parfaitemeni
n%ettoyees ct ne seront pas sujettes
d sc retrecir etc. etc.
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ATELIER

Ayant toni lie matGriel neeessaire. nous
snmmes a meme d'eSGcnter tons les otvrages
typographiques qui mons seront confes. Les
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'affaires. eutGtes de
features. tickets d'habitation, blancs. circu-
laires, etc, seront imprim,ts dams lie plus bre-
delai ct a des prix qul detent touie concur
renee.
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F. Gouaux, Houma, La,
We have a steady sale for your Asthma
Remedies. We never had a single com
plant, but many compliments.
Roth & FLEETWOOD, Pharmacists.
Thibodaux. La.
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ATT ENTEO
knights of the Golden aRsIe

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Castle No.
l26 r.; of g. X. will he held in the Hall of
Excelsior Lodge No 81 |. o. O. f. on the sec-
o'clock z. NJ.
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THIBODAUx La. OcT. 1890

I'M. VI. TDCJ
Mr. F. GoUAUx, HoUMA, La,
Dear sir-Your remedies arrived this morn.
ing .. X. am trying and will get q GOOD
run on them. they have given satisfaction to
all parties that l have soil to specially those
suffering from asthma
Yours Truly
F. II. G~RUNEBERG.
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Eutre amis:
-Tu sals je me suis remarie
avec ma belle Sour.
-Quelle idee!
Tout supplement- nenr ne pas
aver deux bellies meres.
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En- arrivant au mouillage devant
Bath rofficier de quart rapporta a
l'amiral que lie fond de la riviere
etait garni de sol.
-Parbleu! s'ecria iOyeusement
Pamiral, celia no m'etOnne pas.
Les habitanis de Bath sont vrai-
ment aimables de nous offrir ainsi
un balm de son pour nos matelotS
ct nos navires satiguee. Decide
ment, la fete est complete; ills mont
rien Oublie.
IA cOntinuer.0
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NOTICE.

ENIVOT CENIINEL.
Will you please notify the poor people in
the flooded districts, that if they have any
mules or horses that they want pastured,
that / will pasture them free of charge, and
oblige Very Respectfully
JOHN r. GHEENS.
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secouant les branches DIES arbres,
un d6luge lie plule ct lie grondement
sinistre du tOnnerre dams r'astmos.
phere ebranlee.
Diem merci, ,oute cette tempete
est calmee a l'heure quill est, ct
personne sans doute, meme a Bath,
ne soDge a en- rendre responsible
l'amiral Ghirardi ct SEES braves
m~arins. Nous sommes contents
d'eux ct vice rersa, mons pouvons
vons l'afirmer. Les. OFFICERS mont
pu trouver de termes assez elogleux
pour Pulbanite des habitants de
Bath, la grace ct ramabilite des
femmes, les brillantes receptions,
les balls, les soir6es. les diners, les
czambakes, etc, etc. Tont le monde
salt celia !; mails &C que nfrsonnc ne
salt. c'est un detail que ie vais
v0us racontpr. Ii est tres anthem.
tiqne. Pen al etc lie t6moin CONNIE
qui dirait approximativement, ear
ie lie items de la cOusine de Pooc!e
DION ami du frere du camarade DUN
gabier, qui, du hant dune yergue
on il await el6 prendre IN ris, en- a
etc lie t6moin ocnlaire. VOici done
ce que je me suis laissG dire.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-10-25
Gov. d. R. Francis of Missouri and

Gov. d. R. Francis of Missouri and
members of his staff, en- route from
Dallas, Texas, to St. Louis, spent a
few hours in this city last Monday.
The party was met at the train by
Gov. j. Z. Eagle and other prominent
citizens, who welcomed them and
escorted them about the city; after
wards an informal reception being
rendered the visitors at the residence
of Gov. Eagle, on East Seventh
street. The following ladies and gen.
tlemen were present: c. B. Meyers,
Judge Cockrell and wife, Mayor
Whipple and wife, Mrs. W. G. Rat
cliff, Miss Bessie Cantrell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dodge, Miss Grace Dodge, Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. England, Col. and
Mrs. j. M. Moore, Miss Bette Turn
er, Major W. E. Woodruff, Judge E.
W. Kimball, James G.. Zones, Col. J.
G. Fletcher, Col. B. B. Chism, Gen.
W. E. Atkinson, Prof. and Mrs. ].
Il. Shinn, j. X. Brantley and others.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-10-25

anythining to your satisfaction, and
you wonder what ails you. You
should heed the warning, you are
taking the first step into Nervous
Prostitution. You need Nerve
Tonic and in Electric Bitters you will
find the exact remedy for restoring
your nervous system to its normal,
healthy condition. Surprising results
follow the use of this great Nerve
Tonic and Alternative. Your appetite
returns, good digestion is restored,
and the Liver and Kidneys resume
healthy action. Try a bottle. Price
SOC at Halliburton's drug store.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-10-25

Mrs. Bernie Babcock, the CORE
spending secretary Of the E. S. A.,
has changed her residence, and here
after her address will be 2l4 Shana-
han street, Fort Smith. Any men,
Der Of the society having business
demanding her attention, please adj
dress her as above.
Mr.. j. I. Nevis and Miss Amelia
Cross were married Wednesday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin, 904 Arch street. The bride
takes with her to her new life the best
wishes Of many friends, among which
are her former teachers, who wish her
much happiness.
Miss Octavia Jennings, who went
with the excursion of the T. P. A. to
Colorado in June, is at home again
after delightful summer spent at
Denver with her aunt, Mrs. Amos.
Miss Jennings returned by way of
Clinton, Mo-, and visited relatives of
the family Of DR.. r. S. Jennings.
We were shown some splendid
specimens of cotton last evening, that
came from the plantation Of Mr..
Schaer at Hills Lake. One stalk
about IS inches long had seven we'll
formed bolls on it, and some shorter
specimens were correspondingly well
filed Reports say the cotton crop
promises now to be an excellent one.
Mr.. E. c. Himstedt of Waco, Tex.
and Miss Carrie Hing were married
Wednesday evening at the home of
the BRIDES mother on Lincoln avenue.
Miss Annie Himstedt and Mr.. John
Mayfeld were the attendants. Only
relatives and intimate friends were
present. The young couple took the
night train for their home in Texas,
followed by the best wishes Of friends
for their future happiness.
The funeral OF Col. Geo. H. Meade
took place from Christ Episcopal
church Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Hugh de Payens Commandery,
Knights Templar, were in attendance.
The services were very impressive.
The pall-bearers were John D. Adams,
John G. Fletcher, j. A. Henry and
S. L. Griffith. The remains were
sent to Worcester, Mass, to be laid
beside those Of his mother in that
city.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-10-25

Chilli Sauce. pepper, two
chopped onions, six ripe tomatoes,
two tablespoonful Of sugar, one tea.
spoonful of ginger, one teaspoonful
of cinnamon, one teaspooDful of
Glove, two cupfuls of vinegar. Gently
stew till well cooked; do not strain.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-10-25
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruces, Sores, Ulcers, Salt kheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chibains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cuIes Piles, or no pay required. 1t Is guaran-
funded. Price % cents box. For Sale by
W. II. Halliburton, wholesale and retail drug
gist
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-10-25
focal STeaniings.


Miss Juliet Peay and Miss Burnie
Scull have returned from visit to st.
Louis.
For SALE-Three new sewing-ma-
chines-best standard makes-at The
CHRONICLE office.
Mrs. Judge Chas. P. Redmond is a
guest of the family of Judge H. G.
Caldwell, on Scott street.
County Judge Erb has secretary
in the person Of Mr.. G. ?. Harnwell,
young lawyer of this place.
Superior work done in tuning and
repairing pianos and organs by Il. G.
Hollenberg, 81 Main street.
The Esthetic Club held q meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Deshon, No. 313 Broadway.
Mrs. J. X. Brsntley is entertaining
Mrs. Lulu Sailors of Rome, Ga, and
Miss Bessie Adams of Noble Lake.
FOR RENT.-After Nov lst, two. story s-room
house, No 1909 West Third street, formerly &C.
cuped by j. r. Belts Apply to Mrs. NJ. w.
Pabodie, Second and Louisiana streets
The Prscillian Society of the First
Presbyterian church gave a most
unique entertainment Wednesday
evening.
Dame Rumor has it that marriage
between two members of literary
club (Shakespeare) is to take place il
the near future.
Mrs. H. NJ. Butler, Miss Katie
Butler and Miss Julia Zimmerman re-
turned Wednesday evening from sum-
mering in the mountains.
The Y. W. G. T. U. social which
was to have met at the residence of
Miss Genevieve Dozier, Friday even
ing, was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Culpepper continues to preach
to large congregations at the Taber-
nacle. He is being ably assisted by
Mr.. M. B. Williams, of Atlanta, Ga.
Great good is being done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antony Stinitski,
corner Second and Cove streets, are
very happy in the arrival of little
stranger at their home. A fine ten
pound boy, born Wednesday, Octo-
Der %.
Rev. VIM. Tucker, our city mis-
sionary, makes an earnest call upon
all charitable people for help. The
helpless and the needy poor are SUI
fering, and the means for their relief
are not in his hands.
The ladies of the Christian church
gave musicale at the chapel, Ninth
and Louisiana streets, Friday even
ing. To say that Prof. Williams IA
vored the audience is to say that the
evening was enjoyable.
The many friends of Mrs. T. G..
Powell were deeply panied by the
news of her death, which occurred in
Philadelphia, after severe Illness.
She was the daughter of the late DR..
A. R. Winfield, and was born in this
city.
The F. P. Gray Dry Goods Co.
wish to call especial attention to their
large and elegant line of underwear,
among which are the famous Jenness
Miller devided skirts, the Union suits,
and all the finest qualities of camel
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-10-25
Many Persons

Are broken down from overwork or household
cares Browns Iron BitterS
rebuids the system, aids digestion removes ex-
cess of bile, and cures malaria. Get the genuine
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-10-25
The First Step.

Perhaps you are run down, can't
eat, can't sleep, can't think, can't do
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-10-25

A Specially made of Bridal Trcus-
seaus. Satisfaction guaranteed. Out
Of town orders receive prompt atten-
ton,
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MOTHER OF sALvATIONIsTs.



LoNDoN, October lf.-The funeral OF
Mrs. Catherine Booth, wife Of Gen.
Booth, who was known as the Mother
of the Salvation Army" took place to-
day and was made the occasion of
great demonstration by that organila-
tiOn. The route from the Thames en-
bankmont, where the Army mustered.
TO Gabncy Park cemetery where the re-
mains were inferred. lay through the
dcnsely populated districtof Stoke New
ingtOn. The entire route was lined
with dense crowds OF spectators and the
windows Of the houses were thronged
by the occupants and their friends.
There was also large attendance from
foreign countries. The members Of the
Army attircd In their uniforms aud
wearing a white badge OF mourning
were everywhere conspicuous in the
crowded streets. The crowds on this
occasion surpassed In point Of numbers
those which gather to witness the show
on Lord Mayors day. The dcmonstra-
tion was convincing prooito the pub -
lie that the Salvation Army wiclds q
powerful influence throughout the
country.
The remains OF Mrs. B6oth were taken
from Olympia during the night and CON
vcyed to the headquarters Of the Army
on Victoria street. Here the cofln was
placed upon kind Of gun carriage. in
which were also placed the dcccaecd's
bible.
Thousands Of persons entered the
cemetery 10 witness the last rites. Gen.
Booth stood at the head of the grave
and read the burial service. Officers Of
the Army from various parts Of Eng
land, the British colonies, America, and
the continent, and Asia delivered culo-
goes.
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TOLEDO cENrRAL TAXES CHARGE
or the Kanawha and Michigan Road-Th'
Onicial Of the Road.
Telegram to the Register.

NI"EAAA AFl'-EtA-A TO Nilt tNN-A-Af4s
CHARLESTON, w, Va, October IL
The Kanawha and Michigan railway
has passed into the hands of the Toledo
and Ohio Central as indicated from
here several days ago. J. NJ. Ferris,
who was ON Saturday appointed General
Manager of the X. Il NJ. and who was
already General Manager OF the Toledo
and Ohio Central. to-day announced the
following appointments: I. NJ. Reedar,
General superintendent; Clifford, BuX-
ton, Chief Engineer; Hudson Fitch.
General Freight Agent; MoultOn IiOuk,
General Passenger Agent; j. b. Morgan,
I Master Mechanic.
AZ these appoiutees hold exactly the
same positions on the Toledo and Ohio
Central and the Toledo, Columbus and
Cincinnati that they are appointed to
hold ou the kanawha and Michigan.
The order went into effect to-day. For
the present, the general offices will re-
main here. though 10 is supposed they
will Doe removed soon TO Toledo. The
road, it is thought, will be- put in good
condition. and will be supplied with
rolling stock. five hundred new box
cars having been purchased by the To-
lcdo and Ohio Central Railroad Com
pany. There is large party of rail-
road men here, including Toledo and
Ohio Central and Kanawha and Michi-
gan officials. Tomorrow they go up 10
Gauley river to view the extension OF
the Kanawha and Michigan, which is
nov under construction.
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Latonia Races.

CINCINNATI, O.. October 14.-Thc
weather at Latonia to-day was quite
chilly, but in spite of this a good sized
crowd was in attendance on the races.
The track was in first-class condition
and good time was in good order just
before the third race Mcdonald, who
rode Labrador, was fined 500 by the
starter for inSubordination. BorealiS
was sold to w. J. Brown for =. 500, and
ran in the fifth race under that owners
colors.
First race, selling purse for 3-ycar-
olds aud upwards, one mile-Anna Bace
showed the way during most OF the dis
tance to the three-quarter pole, where
Kinglike came out of the bunch and won
easily, with Harry Weldon second and
Polemus third. Time, 1:ijl4.
Second race, selling purse for 3-ycar
olds and upward. one mile and six
teenth-Royal Carter and IIydy led IL
turn to the half, where Meckie Ii
showed in front and keeping her posi-
tion finally won, with Hydy second anC
Barney third. Time, 1;51.
Third race, a free handicap sweep
stake for 3-year-OldS and upward, on,
mile and seventy yardS-MiSs Leon lee
until the head of the stretch wa.
reached. Penn p then took the lead
but Prince FortunatuS came up with
rush and won. with Miss Leon SeconC
and Rogers third. Time, 1:47ll.
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AliUSEAihNTs.
Al. q. Field,. llinstrcI..

4 very good audience witnessed the
performance OF Al. e.. Fields MinStrcls
at the Opera House last evening. 1t is
the regular modern minstrel show with
some new departures, notably the Omis-
sion OF the Stcreotyped FIRST part,
for which is substituted scenes dcscrip-
tive Of the race between the Robert l..
Lee" and the "Natchcz' on the MiSsiS-
sippi The minStralsy aud funny busi-
ness" takes place in the cabin of the
Lee" Al. G.. Field and Billy
Van were the prime fun
makers and kept the audience in high
good humor, Mr.. Vans peculiar man
neriSms being especially taking.
"Cradoc. King OF the Roman Axes, "
does an original and extremely difficult
and dangerous act" going through
the regular Indian club exercises with
heavy and sharp steel axes. Another
nerve trying performance is that Of
Edward Estus in his fcatS Of balancing.
The performance Is a good one through
ont. IL will be repeated tonight.