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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-02
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Thr bic Sausfrau.

ginuia9en: Das @inssma5ts bari ni9t
IN 3u palmsn nod IN gu fiblen 9IGssr
aufbspabrt perbsn, neil bur9 sriterss bic
SrIdts gum @dbrsn unb bur9 Iesteres
gum S1tnmsIu gebra1t werben. - Cine
6auptrsssl bsim Aufbspabrsn Der S,i3te
TT nod, bab man bieislbsu in ben @Idieru
uab E6pfeu NIT einem nn5 Ter @r56e
bs,islben ssi5nittenen 9apisr, ueI1es man
NIT Rum ober itartsm Brandy beteu1tet
bat, iberbedt unb bana1 ;e1t fef nit
bcppeltsm 9apier obsr Bla,e iberbinbst.-
Wsnn bas gtusema6te gut wsrbsn iOu,
70 nsbu1e man 3udsr unS Jri5ts su sIeiden
GbeiIen. Da Der 3udsr In Der Regel rns
retnisteiten Fat, 70 Idutere man i'm auerft
nod benz Guftotsu, man tam au9 gtpsib
biesu benusen. -Seim Iufto5en werben
bte Sri5ts lsidt gu pet6, uamentIi9
gsadss, Yfaunteu unb ap,itoien, mon
Iafs bssbaIb BET ioI9en 5si3ten has Dal,
fee ui9t stsentIt9 gum RodeR tOmmsn, ion.
bern nur to9snb bsiB perbsu. Sest man
benz Dafer etuas 3itroneniuft gu, 10 blet:
beiben bic Gri9te i66u peib. Dian
usrsefe baS fsiBise abiddumeu nidt unb
baltic ben Rdnb bes ReHsls pom SGaum
rein. aus uursinistsitsu bspirteu. baB
buS ginssma9te In @dbruns serdib.-
Wadt MAI, nit @fis Elm, 70 bsnuss u,an
gum auftodsu besielbsu nur irbsns, gut
slaiirte 9efdBe.- &oieniaft: Wan tbue
ausselsieue &oienbldtter tn etner Slai6e
NIT ueitem 5aIie, obsr tn Elm @las unb
us1isIs nit elmer Gage Roisnbldtter uno
elmer Gage fsinsm 8uder ab Bis BITE Slai5e
uoa TT; alsbauu uerbinbe man bteielbe
luftbt9t NIT Blaie unb fsss bic Slaids Der
Sonnenpirms aus. Rad IA Gassn, psnn
Der 3udsr seidmoIten 1T, prefs man ben
Saft burd eth Eu9. Den fart mad
Roieu bufteubea Sprup usrpabrs man In
Iuftbt9t sei9Iofensn Slai1en gum DE:
braud. - Beim SddIsn bsr @urtsn iolts
iebe 9urte sesoitet ruerosu unb ftnoet man
cine btttere baruutsr, lsse man bisieIbs BET
Seits, bamtt ntdt Der san3e SaIat uerbor.
ben pirb. - BON iiBen aepfeIn, Birneu,
Seerenfrii4ten II. I. 10. tam man auf
fOIseube art eiu sutes Wus bereitsu: 0ie
6ri9te usrbsn eeiddIt, asridnitten obsr
3srifampft unS bann NIT aussepreftsm
apfsls obsr Sirnsniaft In ben RsfTsI &C.
btadt. worauf bus Ro9en unt.r ftartem
llnrabrsn 70 LANCE fortseisst pirb, bis bas
Wus bic ssb6riss Dids bat. 8ufsr uub
@ewitt tam nod @ei9mat 3ulsst betses
fiat perben. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-02

Seoe oeutide Sausfrau baltic auf has
Baden zines ~seiunbsn, p%or6isn, iIb unb
aromatii& buftenben unb i5msdsnbsn Bros
bss. Die i9nsu 3uiammsusei9utsrten
bsiBsu Biscuits fnb pom lIsbsI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-02
Gin neues &leieuunternebmeu pirb in

Rsp gort seplant, Der Bau zines giisns
%babutunnsIS uutsr bet BAT binbur1 Amt:
i1eH Staten Sslaub unb Ban Rtbse. Der
u,bsber bes Planss 1T Der 5stannts 4apitas
LIT unb t1utetnsbmsr @raitus Biman. gr
bersduet bic Roftsn Sss tunnels, sini4Iies.
LID Der Sabn pom attbur Rpl bis gum
ginsana oss Tuunels auf isds Wnlioneu
ober $500. 600 idbrli9 an Sinisn, mas e.
fur cine sertuss Summe bdIt ~ssssniibsr bsr
Gbatia9e, baB Srootipn oaun d5t Scbneu
susdusli5 mare. Der SuunsI icI spii5eu
&oiebant auf Staten SsIanb unb spii9sr
Sap Ribse unb So,t 9amilton auf Gong
SsIanb auBsrbolb Der Rarrous, no bas
8afsr uur S5 Jus tisf 1T, ss6aut pstbsu
unb spet @elsifs erbaItsu. Ra6 Srrrn
Wtmau's aHfdt uiirbs aQsiR bic 8srbiQi'
sunS Der SobIsufra9tsn mad 8rOOtlpu BIZ
MuSlage be3abten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-02

Cine u1erfuiirbiae Slume bat nan auf
Der 2anbsuss pom Ssbuantspsc (Dterito)
ssfunben: fe dnoert tire Sarbe uisbrmaIs
en- Gage. am Morsen III fe wsiB, am
Wittas ROTH unb am Nbeno bIau. Die
9fan3e seb6rt 3u ben &autsnsswddisn
uub buffet nur UNI BITE Wittasssstt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-02

Sn Der STANDARDIZATION f4sint cine
bsbsutenbe llmwdIauus beuorauffeben. IS
fou ndmlt3 tn ben lesteu Gaseu tn Der
Transformation R6brenfabrtt tn 8omos
tan elm 8aIswsrt fertisseffs0t uorbsn ietu,
wel&ss bic @euebrldufe NIT BEN isst bss
n~6tbiSten tIsintaIibrisen God brett fsrtis
rpa!it.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-02

Srudtbare Sabre. Sm Sabre 1895
bIlibsu In, Sauuar bic msiiieu Sbf6dume
i'm april waren, ME ss in ben alien
8ittsrunssannaIsn bsist, bic Riri5sa rsif.
TIM Wai wurbs Rorn ssidnittsn, unb TN
ausuft BAT bic Weinleie ~besounsn. Oard
dbnIi4e Sribreife baben fia sts Sabre 1889
1856, 1890, 1901, 1920, 147s ausss;ei1s
net.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-02
scit osm |. Suli 1T GrtsdeuIans I'm

Seit BEN 1. Suli 1T GrisdenIane I'M
cine grouius, bsau. SOC. 900 Worssn ftSns
fen BObens bur9 ErotsnIssuns bss Sos
iatsiess bsrsi9srt porben unb guar mad
4oidbrtssr f3persr Arbsit. Die 3uitanbss
bringing hes sroBsu llnternsbmens NOR
enslii&em @slbe p%OrbsbaIten. Die Soften
bss 8isienwsrtes ~bsIaufen fb auf Is Mia.
Wsart. Der 8Oben Der sbemaItssn Sees
ebsue ioa uon auBeroreubsntIt5er SruSts
bartlett iein; IS ioa Dor alien 9inssu
8ei3su anssbaut wsrbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-02
Sic tieftfe st,nr ocs @ruseu S,eaus.

Die tieffe st,lr oes GruBeu S;eaus.
Die erit Dor sust Saaren bur9 has susIii5s
gerueFuussidif vgseria" i'm ilbIi9su
@roBen Sjean entbsdte tiefite SteIIe Don
slO2 Wster TT bur4 cine ueusrs Wsfuus
bssielbsn S9iffss i'm u~srsanssusu Sabre
Iberbolt usrben. 5uii9eu ben Samoa:
uub EotsasSRieln loetbete bic .gseria"
cine Siefe pom $3.50 Weter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-02
3u ben tbeuerien 0aareu sebDrt bas

Goisu6I, tsun es toifst isst stpa belb 70
uieI ute Sob, ndmli9 765 Rart fir bas
Rilcsramm, unb 1T aud erfIdrli9, usnn
man 5sbsntt, baS CUR Ssritsquns zines
&tIOsramr,s 1000 Biz 1000 RiIosramm.s
&oienbIdtter seb0reu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-02

Ser anfentbalt In WaIb unb Disie
unb has Sinrt@ten Der 8Iids auf bisie
n~atursriuen 5Idden TT zines Der bsitsn
Stdrtuns8mittel fur srants Iussu, bsions
bers BET Psrionen, wel4e bur9 8si4dfti,
suns nit srsusm wsiBsm 9i9ts ibrs Iussn
psrSorbsn baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-02

&alte 5iiBe fub meiitsntbsiIs bic Gusle
bsr Ropfs unb S~ubni8mertsn. 0is piels
esieen i4afen f4 bod bic 5raaen bur9
bic blnnen Wobei1ube.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-17
Rates of Advertising

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Guiding paper. will be published at the
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Insertions.
A liberal discount to yearly adverti-
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Announcing candidates for office,
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Advertisements not marked on the
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Persons sending communications to
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ly Objectionable.
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A OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court-Par
iSh of Lafourche.
Simon abraham, Us. No. 25O3, Henri
Tenney.

rTNAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
and by virtue of an order of Seizure and
Sale emanating from the above entitled court
III the above entitled and numbered case, |
have seized and will oife: for sale at public
auction, pursuant 10 law. TO the last and
highest bidder at the Court House in the
town Of Thib,daux, gu
SATURDAY. MAY 81, 1890,
between the hours of IL o'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock y. M, the following described pro-
prrty, to-wit.
The undivided one eighth of the following
described property to-w.t:
A certain sugar plantation situated in the
parish OF Latourehe, on the left bank of ba.
you Latourche at about twenty-five miles
below the town OF Thihodaux. measuring f27
twenty Seven arpents more or less front. nv
forty arpents III depth. bounded above nv
lands of Lyall & Leblanc and below by the
Barataria canal. Together with the one nm
divided ore eighth OF all the buildings and inn.
pr"vementS thereon.
To Pay and satisfy the sum of
LIST Three Thousand and " Four Dol
lars and forty-three cents 1894. 43l with
eight per cent per annum interest thereon
from the 18th dav OF June 1889 until paid
2nd The additional sum of Five per cent on
the a.greG. te of the principal and interest AS
attorneys fees and
3rd All costs herein for cash and which said
amount in principal and interest, ATTORNEYS
lees ana costs - secured by mortgage by act
Oh date the 18th day of june 1889, before
Thos A. Badeaux. notary public of sa;d mar.
isb. "
P. E. LORIO.
Sheriff Of parish of I.atourcLe.
Aprii &c, 1890.
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10th Judicial District Court Par
lsh of Lafonrche.
Simon 4brdhdm rs. Bernard PenouiH
tutor. No. 25O4.
V,AKN NOTICE. THAT ACTING uNnrp

!SNAkE NOTICE. THAT ACTING UNDEP
a and by virtue Of an order OF Seizure and
sale em9natiig from the above entitled and
Htsnheied case | have seized and will otfer s.r
SAFE at lubtlc auction, pursuant to law To tbe
last ami highest bidder. at the Court H,nso
III the town OF Fh.hoeanx, on
SATURDAY. MAY 81, 1890.
between the hours of II O'Clock "A. IN and 4
O'Clock p. M, the following described bro
pertN To wit ~
The undivided three ~eicl,tl,s of the said
minors Zeiika Prnouill. Bernard PenoniIh
w.. and Eugene fenouilh in the follow;nn
described property ro-wit:
A certain sugar plantation situated in the
parish OF l'afunrclie on the left bank of tba
bay"n Laioarchc At about Twenty-Five miles
below the town # Thibodaux, measuring I17I
Iwenty-seven arpents more or less front Nv
FORTY arpents in depth, bounded above h.
iat'i" "i Lyall Il Leblanc and below Inv ,I.a
b'rifaria canal together with the uudiyi,lrd
three eigltls of all the buildings and i'm.
pi,ar~ments thereon :"
I" pay and katisfy the sun: Of Twelve HIM.
area and Thiriy-aix ! ollara aud sixtv cant.
ts21e's" with eight per csat interest nor an.
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling D1.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Dr.. Kings New Life Pills, Buck
LENS Arnica Salve and Electric Bit
tiers, and have never handled remedies
that sell as well, or that have given
such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate to guarantee them every
time, and we stand ready to refund
the purchase price, if satisfactory re-
suits do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great pOpu-
larity purely on their merits Thibdaux
Druggists.
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Mr. John A. Morris o proposes to
pay n million dollars annually into
the State Treasury for the privilege
of continuing the Louisiana State
lottery for twenty five years. Of
this $350,000 vii 20 to the repairing
and building Of l~evecs, ana as much
more to the pnb'ic schools.
He also proposes to advance large
SIMS to the construction Of levees SO
that they ii be rebailt at once, with
ont waiting for this money to become
due. which will onlv be in four wears.
What may be done with this pro-
position b the legislature. a few
weeks viii decide. That body can
submit the question to the voters of
the State which is all it can do.
Should il lie Submitted, it should he
expressly declared that that portion
designed for the school fund, should
be set apart exclusively for the public
schools, and not for colleges u%niver-
sites nor anything else. Let all the
people have the benefit and not n
privileged few. = =.
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A CARD.
HALL THIBoDAUx FIRE Co. No. IL
Thiholaux. La. MAY II laan.

1ALL TINE w.. NJ. lyf
Thibodaux, La, May II, 1890.
At a regular session of the above company.
held this day, tho following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That the earnest and sincere
thanks of this company are due and the same
are hereby extended to all kind friends whs
generously aided US on the occasion of the
Annual Parade of the Fire Department of
Thibodaux, on the 18th day of April, 1890.
Resolved, That thanks are especially due
to the honorary members for liberal contri.
buttons to the parade fund; to our gallant
marshals, the Hon. E.. A. O'Sullivan, the Hon.
L. A. Trosclair, District Attorney L. r. Call
louet, Messrs A. b. Raglan and Ernest Dionns,
for material services; to Hon. Taylor Beat
tie, grand marshal; ]. McBourg, chief engi-
neer; FIRST assistant c. Braud, Hon. +. A.
O'Sullivan, District Attorney L. P. C~ailloust,
for refreshments rendered; to Mrs. A. Parr
and daughters for their handsome and chaste
decoration of the fire engine.
J. L. AUCoIN, president.
s. 7. GRIsAMORE, Sec.'
A true copy from the minutes:
S. T. G~RIsAMORE,
Secretary.
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An effort will be made to have a bill
passed by the legislature at its present
session, for the maintenance of the
Louisiana State Weather Service. The
necessity of a go1h weather service is
no longer a dehatable question. the
value of which cannot be estimated.
Whilst 10 sensible man will pretend
to predict or forecast sudden changes
of temperature several days ahead, yet
science has so far ascertained the cause
Of changes. the direction that waves of
temperature will take and so forth,
that positive forecasts can be given at
least q hours ahead, in nine cases ont
of ten. This information disseminated
throughout the state will be the means
of saving and protecting vegetables
and tender plants from destruction.
and, often from being destroyed by
heavy rains. Farmers. gardeners and
others, being f~orewarned, can prepare
to meet sudden emergencies occasion
ed by unexpected cold waves or rains.
The legislature should endeayor to do
something to perfect this weather ser
vice system.
Lieutenant Kerklam is one of the
most conscientious and honest officers
in the country. who. 20 long rs he will
be retained in Louisiana, will do the
people of the State. great service, but
tho people must aid and second his
efforts to properly accomplish 50 deli
cate a duty.
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NOTICE.

Lost or mislaid, a certain MORTGAGE
Tor the sum Of $4,000, made an q suhscI
Dy p. Penoullh, tutor. on May 9th, 1883. n
WI order and Endorsed In blnnk n 4
on January LIST, 1889, with per con, 4
maturity, and secured by mortgage ~ !,
erty fully described in an ACT az MOI
passed on May 9Th, 1888, before Thos- 4 |
eaux, notary, with which it Is identiia,t
The public is notified hereby NOT Ia !
tiate for same or to deal with 1t In nnv
as payment has been stopped.
5. ABRAHAM
Holder and Oy
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MAY II, 1890.
OR LEVEES.

lCAC Has OCCh NOHSlNICId aux II
vestigation and discussion had in con-
gressiOnal committee concerning the
best methods of controlling the waters
that annually flow down the Mississippi
pi river, so as to prevent over1ows
and foundations. Capt. Cowden and
others have been advocating the out
let systems of relief, whilst all the en-
gineers and scientific men of the coun-
try who have made the question. a
study, oppose the creation of any
more outlets.
Admitting that outlets would re-
leive the river, where are they to
be placedi There are two natural
outlets at present, The first and great
est is the Atchafalaya river which the
history Of 1880 has proven to be capa-
BILE of carrying into the basin through
which it flows, all the water that that
basin can hold without overlooking
cultivated sections in the interior.
The other is bayon Lafourche which
lets in more water than it can tran
sport with safety to the inhabitants on
its banks. The Atchafaya might be
increased below Berwick's bay so as
carry off more water than it does
to-day, and bayou Lafourcle might
be dredged out so as to pass all water
flowing into it, without bringing dis
aster to the people living on either
side.
But where al any other be made I
An outlet to Lake Borgne is suggested.
Certainly an opening into Lake Bor-
gne would relieve the people of New
Orleans and the lower coast, for a
few years at least.
But how far up the rivers would
that relief extend. It's influence would
not be felt above Donaldsonville.
The theory that a Lake Borgne outlet
would lower the river as far as Vicks-
burg, Memphis, or Cairo rs is contend
ed, will do to discuss with people who
never saw the Mississippi river, but it
is worse than foolishness to az OBJ
serving man who lives upon the banks
of that river and knows something
about it by actual observation year
after year. The fact, that meets one,
looking at it as he will, is, that there
is only one remedy, and that is a good
solid substantial system Of Levees
from the Gulf to Cairo.
The quicker the water can be passed
down the river the better. The less
water let nj into valleys to return
into the river lowerdown the better.
Levees can be made to hold, there
is no question about that fact. How
To build them and where the means
are to come from that will construct
them, is the question that rises to tor
ment the people whose interests are
involved, and whose prosperity and
future welfare are dependent upon
their proper construction.
To make success of Levees they
rust be compact from Cairo down,
no water should he allowed to pass
into any of the valleys to be returned
at some point lower down the stream.
Levees being the only salvation, the
ways and e to construct them is
the great question to discuss and
solve.
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mum thereon from the nth dav !, !.
until paid. Togetser with 4 .. May
the aggregate thereofinDrinc;o.P ef "a
est as attorney's-f fees and ali po ana
proceedings in cash on the aas ! ID
for the balance of said indsh;sa ~ saT
the sum of Two thousand. Eau ae
and Seventy-Three Dollars ara Ely Il
Cents (s2i73.l0l with eight ner S .su, III
mum interest thereon from the ~. n
May. 1883, the said sale to be msS 4
following terms of credit to NEE, q
Is to say: Twelve Hundred and T1TSa M
Dollars and Sixty Cents with eioh, n,rI
interest thereon from Nav l7tG ,s
able on the 18th of September. ISoa
sum of Twelve Hundred and Tbir,v aa
lars and Sixty Cents with eight nor y
annum interest thereon from Nav l7,l
until paid. Payable on the l2tb of y
Der, 1891. the adiudicatae N Z
the said credit Installmen,s ~
and stead ofsaid uinors as wall a..
obligations under said act of mortsa =
which the said minors are toward ~
tAet of mortgage passed before Thos :,
deanx, notary public Of date Nav II I
April %, 1890. ~
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There is probably no parish in Lou
isiana that gives better opportunities
or afford superior advantage for the
location of Sugar Central Factories
than Lafonrche possesses. In the Va
cherie Dugue Livandais there is an
immense tract of compact land upon
which $4,000 hogsheads of sugar could
be grown.
Then there is room for two OF more
on the upper East side of Bayou La
fourche, where the lands are five to
eight miles deep, when properly
drained which will very soon be the
case, including all the Bayou Sec,
Choupic or other interior sections.
Again three miles above Thibodaux
is IN excellent location that will in
clude the Brulee Guillot settlement
Sugar cane can be grown in these set
Element to supply any mill with all
the ane than can be handled properly
and cultivated so near the Factories
that it can be transported on wagons.
Then there is always convenient
transportation both by land and water
to send away the product OF to receive
material and machinery.
1t would certainly be 4 great hene-
fit ta this parish to have II Of these
Central Factories tired in her limits.
That appears TO be the only refuge
sugar growers have ahead Ot them.
With them in successful operation
the amount of sugar that could lie
grown IN the Parish of Lafourche
would be to-day, considered fabulous.
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Physicians are frequently charged with
is false. The profession. as u rule is made up
of honorable and learned gentlemen. The
proprietors of {. e. g.. Certain Cough Cure,
point with pride to the flattering testimo-
malls that they have received at home and
abroad from the medical profession, recon-
mending this superior remedy.
Sold by Thibodaux Pharmacy.
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The Flowers that Bloom in the Spring

May have nothing to do with the case
but that drowsy debihtated feeling
with which you rise every morning
arises from impurities of the blood or
a disordered liver. Almost every
spring this same feeling comes over
you and you are left in Il debilitated
condition. You must then have some
thing to eradicate these impurities,
to regulate the action of the liver and
set you on Your feet again, as it were.
You certainly cannot afford to keep
on feeling that way when the means
for working a complete change are in
your reach. Dr.. WestmOreland's Cal
isaya Tonic will restore your wonted
energy and make you feel like "A new
man.
For sale at Thibodaux Pharmacy.
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The Legislature having assembled
last Monday, things have no doubt
been lively in Baton Rouge, and will
$ o remain for sixty days.
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NOTICE.
Editor SENTINE'
Holder and OW

VII o please notify the poor peop3
mules or horses that they want pastni
b a will pasture them free of charge
oblige Very Respectfully
JOHN X. GHEEN
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A COMPLETE VIEWS PUMP, RNGlJ
IN and Boiler, in Magnolia Grove Pia,
tation, opposite Labadieville.
Apply to LEWIS BROS.
No. SO Tchoupitoulas street, New Orleau
May, 10, 80
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The pension bill that has passed the
House will require more then one liur-
dred million dollars annually to pay
pensioners.
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FOR SALE

A GOOD PORTABLE ENGINE AND IN
"A vator, in good running order comm;
as much work as a 10 inch pumn i
one hundred sacks OF good Seed Rice i
Apply at SCHRI RIVER HOTEE |
f'y-22-1m. schrieyer ~
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nNE IA INCH ROTARY PUMP GOOD /
y new. Address B. A. woRMALD,
May 80 Lafourche CrossIps. \