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receive an ovation and he exhibited re-
markablo powers for man of his years.
lie spoke with vigor, and referred to his
fathers instructions in a manner that inn
pressed all present. lie told of his expert.
cncc, when but "A lad Of seven years. and OF
his life at the academy and at the Uniyer-
sity. lie entered the latter in 1911,
a year and half ahead in his
course, and David French Of Williston
"reminiscences Of life in this city, speaking
of his experience in a dancing school for lad
les. lie opened ball given in the largest
hall in the place, facing the college green,
and had the honor Of dancing with the
presidents daughter. He spoke of war
scenes of lSl2ina vivid manner and said that
he was well acquainted with Gen. Lafay-
cite. He related an interview with Lafay-
cite; initiating the voice and gesture Of
the gallant man with relish and evident
delight. He did not appear wearied in the
| least, and spoke with all the enthusiasm of
youth.
President Buckham referred to the pleas
ant reunion of the survivors of the class OF
1910, which was one OF the best graduated
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-10-15

AS these analyses show the three sam
Piles agree very closely in content of
potash, phosphoric acid and crude ash,
but vary greatly in content of nitrogen
the short leaf containing just twice as
much as the long. while the medium
leaf is exactly midway between these
extremes.
A comparison of these analyses with
those of dead straw gathered from the
ground as late in the season as the 18th
of June shows that the rain leached out
not less than one-half of the valuable
constituents of the dead straw. If we
assume that pine straw contains 10 per
per cent. of moisture when air dry, then
a ton of the straw resulting from air-dry-
ing the fresh leaves would average, &C
cording to the above analyses: Ammonia,
81 pounds; potash, Ill pounds; phos
phoric acid, 81 pounds.
In other words, a ton of such pine
straw contains about the same quantity
of fertilizing ingredients that would re-
suit from mixing 800 pounds of cote n
seed meal and 100 pounds of kainit, or
or $50 pounds nitrate of soda, 100 pounds
of kainit, and so pounds OF superphos-
phate If, therefore, pine straw could
be gathered soon arter it falls from the
trees and spread upon the land at the
rate of two to four tons per acre each
year the result ought to be considerable,
especially on soils retentive of fertilizers.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-10-15
Manurial Value of Pine Straw.

Prof. w. B. Burney, chemist of the
Department of Agriculture of South Car
DINA, has been investigating the manu-
rial value of pine straw in it's fresh state
before it has been subjected to the leach
ing action of the rains. Samples of pine
straw were gathered from the long leaf,
medium leaf, and short leaf pine while
in green staLe.
The moisture at 1902 G. stood Long
leaf 1923, medium $500, short leaf 59:49,
and dry matter respective 9277, 44:40
and 40:51.
The analysis of the dry matter:
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CATALOGUES AND PAMPHLETS.

1.-The Report of the Condition of Crops
in America and Europe" publication from the
United States Department of Agriculture, has
been received. 1t gives the following general av-
erages OF crops in Florida: Corn, 95; oats, 49,
irish potatoes 80; sweet potatoes, 81; cotton
80; sorghum, So; sugar cane, 95; grapes, 63 ;
peaches, %; apples. 35; live stock comparative
numbers 1O1; condition of same, 80.
~
WE have received little pamphlet en-
titled Cumulative Taxation, - by w. V. Marshal
of Sante Fe, Kansas. In this pamphlet Mr.. Mar
shall treats the nature cause and effect Ofexsting
industrial ills and offers q method of relief in the
cumulative tax, which in effect is the protective
tariff applied to inland affairs. The book may be
purchased from the author for 25 cents.
x*x
WE have received the Semmi-Annual
Price List OF Grape Vines from the San Luis and
Andalusia Vineyards and Nurseries. 1t is pub
lished in condensed and comprehensive FORM
Send to E. Dubois, Tallahassee, for copy Of it,
GRAPE Vines and Small Fruits, neat
catalogue issued by T. S. Hubbard e. Co., has
been received. Besides being a catalogue and
price list. it gives considerable valuable informa-
tOn to the viticulturist.
Xxx
The Annual Catalogue and Manual OF
the Royal Palm Nurseries, at Manatee, Fla. is at
hand. Reasoner Bros. have surpassed all former
efforts with this catalogue. Send to them for
copy.
Mr.. III. Won LUTTICHAU, manager of
vored us with his catalogue and price list of grape
vines.
BULLETIN No. 80 of the Agricultural
Experimental Station of Kentucky is upon our
desk. 1t is devoted to wheat experiments.
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Real Estate Directory.

Any one contensp lating the purchase OF real es-
tate in FLORIDA should aUrite to the parties 6e0tv
in a0hotever section they a05sb to locate. 1t is the
effort Of the AgrfcWttaqiSt to haze none but FIRST
class firms represented in this column
" A. DeLAND has the most complete
H. and extensive assortment OF Real Estate
of any one in Florida, consisting OF houses and
lots, small and large tracts of improved and I'M
improved land. Orange groves of all ages from
to fifteen years old, and of all sizes from one
half acre to twenty acres or more. Much OF this
at very great bargains and on easy terms. For
further particulars call on address III. A. DE-
LAND, Fairport, N. Y, or S. j. REYNOLDS,
DeLand, Fla. =.
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CABBAGE sEED-Long Island grown; this
" years crop; Drumhead Flat Dutch, Jersey
Wakefield, Hendersons Early, Summer, and
loves Peerless at 25c per pound. Guarantee
they will give satisfaction. D. H. LOWE SEED
CO., Macon, Ga. 35-43
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NOR SALE-Choicest varieties of fine budded
Il trees If you want to make grove quick,
plant only frst-class trees. I have fine assort-
ment of budded trees of the very best varieties.
HENRY B. AUSTIN, DeLand Fla.
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IH SINNER, MT. CARROLL, ILL.,, WILL
Il sell bearing orange groves, guaranteeing
10 per cent net returns on the Investment. From
December address at DeLand Fla.
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y Chasselas Luttichau, best market grape, and
by weeks the earliest in Florida Write for cata-
logue H. Won LUTTICHAU, EarletOn Fla.
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TOR SALE-Five acres very best orange land
IL in Florida, near DeLand, $3.50 cash. Address
at once by letter HENRY PFLANZ, 312 West
goth St., New York City. 39-41
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d ing lots, five and ten acre grove and garden
lots wild lands-4O to 40, 900 acres lands selected
taxes paid, abstracts procured Reading matter
and map of Florida 10 cents. References given
j. CROSS, Liverpool, Fla. aug21-1y
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HAVE YOU ANY STOCK NOT DOING WELL.
HI Write and ask me what to do l guarantee
to cure salt sick and loss Of appetite. w. G.
TILGHMAN, Palatka Fla.
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A RARE CHANCE.-3,000 acres unimprOved
IN land in Lee county; IL miles water front.
Best location in South Florida. j. V. HARRIS,
M. d., Fort Myers, Fla.
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DUY A HOME or Phosphate Lands in the
- beautiful healthful and productive hills,
thrty-ive miles north of Tampa. Call on or ad-
dress G. E. SPENCER, Pasadena. PascO Co., Fla.
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TOHN L.. NUCKOLS, dealer in Improved
y and Unimproved Real Estate, DeLand, Fla.
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M w. SARGENT, dealer in Real Estate,
W. DeLand, Fla, has complete set OF Abb
stracts of Titles in Volusia County, Fla Titles
perfected and taxes paid for non-residents. Cor
respondence solicited ~
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y SUTTON, Gambler, Fla. REAL EST ATE
Do AGENT and Grove Contractor. Lands Sc
lected and sales attended to for non-residents
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"ANTED-A competent Nurseryman. Mar
w ried man preferred. Address, G. l.. TABER.
Glen st. Mary, Fla. 42-46
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OWN A HOME-By subscribing to the Home
" Building and Loan Association. A. III.
HUTCHINSON, Agent, DeLand, Fla.
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A H. HUTCHINSON Dealer in REAL
N ESTATE, DeLand, Fla Taxes paid and
assessments attended to for nOn-residents.
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ORANGE AND LEMON TREES-A large stock
~ of both old and new varieties at my nursery
two miles west of DeLand-oppOsite brick yard.
A & MIJNSON 26-tf
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dor SALE-A fine lot OF White Leghorn Cock
Il erels from the best stock to be had East and
North. Write for what you want to E. W. ANS
DEN, OrmOnd, Fla. 35tf
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HOun,a
Vile.

Mr.. PEditeur de Ia SEsTINELLE
Dimanche. no,re boune vile de
Houma, etait remplie d'entrain ct
de gaite. Une excursion nous
etait II de la Nouvelle Orle-
ans. DIES courses avaient etc Orga-
Eieees. ct ont offert beaucoup
d'interat surtout 4 nos h6tes du
bayou Lafourche, qui sont arrives
Ell masse egayer notre vile.
Toas les sporting men de Thlbo-
danx ct des rnyirons etaient pre-
| sents, ct vouloir les otter tons
serait vouloir remplir les COLONIES
de votre journal. La reception
des gems de Houma etc a la
hauteur de la circumstance, ct les
vislteurs Font Ell qn'a Sc feliclter
des attentions ct DIES performances
don't on await fait provision ample
I~IuSlcuI UC nus dtDtN so p'oto
sent dfaller lie 16 de &C mois assis-
ter q votre parade de pompiers ct
entretenir les liens d'amltie ct de
bon vonIoir qui Goivent toujours
unir nos deux villes.
LIE Rev. Poyet Went de nous
faire SEES adieux, ct va exercer son
minis,ere dams la paroisse 1berville
4 Plaquemine. II laissera DIES
regrets chez beauconp de fdele>
que son indulgence ct haute intel.
ligence a conduit pendant dix
huit ans ct deux mois, dams la
vote du chretien
Parmi les visiteurs appeles
Houma par les dernieres t9tes,
nous devons otter Mr.. NJ. B. Mar
mande, Felix Arcock, ct n foult
d'antres quill serait trop long de
nommer.
Agreez, cher editeur, mes saln-
~tationS. x
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Une statue pour la France.

On t~elegraphie de Washington
qn'un certain nombre de danes
tres connues parmi %lesquelles MINES
Jones, Macmillan, Payne, Hearst,
Whitelaw Reid. f. Hatton ct Melie
Florence Bayard, ont teDu II it-
union chez lie jnge Field ct ont dc.
eide d'ouvrir une subscription PAT
mi les ftmmps de tOus les EtaiS-
UniS dams IL bnt d'offrir nIe sta
tue a la France CONNIE temoignaat
d'amiti6. Ce projet a etc foimf, ii
.ya plnsieurs anneeS, par Nine Ma
than Appleton ct II somme q.
sc. 600 Il deja etc recueiIlie. |
s'agit maintanant de tronyer
$4,000 de plus atm de pouvolr
offrir q la France un beau souvenir.
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PARADE DIES POMPIERS A TIL
BODAUx.-Comme chacun lie salt,
c'est mercredi, Is avril, qu'aura
lieu la parade DIES pompiers a Thl'
bodaux. LIE temps sera propice,
sans dOute aucun. 1T nous aurons
de nombreuX visiteurs.
Pour q~u'aucune DIES attractions
de notre vile ne reste cachee a
hos h0tes, &c jour la, ct %snrtont
aux danes, le president de Fas>o
citation des plantears de Lafourche,
PHon. Taylor Beattie, invite cor
dialPment les DANES, ct lenr cScoste
4 v~iSiter les SALES ct salons de
PaSsociation on les attendra une
cordiale reception. On peut voir
Ia Iettre d'inVitation dams unr DIES
COLONIES de la partie auglatse de
ce journal.
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WHITE CAPS.-Il Serait ora

WHITE CAPS.-Il serait grand
temps qu'nn ponvoir quelcouque
NIT fin aux crimes deS bandits Qui
dams rIndiana opetent sous lie nom
de "White Caps. On nous corne
aux GRIZZLIES d propos de tout ct
meme a propos de rien que nous
avons lei des "Regulators' mails
jamais de Ia vie O. Regulators
n'ODt montr6 nn tel mepris de la
loi, de la morale ct de la Justice
que les White Caps de Indiana
qui ne sont probablement qufun
compose de wills bandits.
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BANQUE.-n est fortement qnes-
ton de r6tablisSementd'ure banoue
& Thibodaux. Une institution de
&c genre sera hlen venue, pOurra
rendre de grands services, ct peut
6tre certaine dune existence
%prospefe. LIE displacement de CAPT.
faux de Thihodanx a la Nouvelle
Orleans ct ricc uersa est plus que
spffisant pour autOri>er la creation
dune banque dars notre vile ct
Iui ssure un chiffre d'affaircs
respectable.
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La bible dams les ecoles publiques.

! La cour supreme du Wisconsin,
suatuant en- appel, Went de rendre
uu arrGt de Ia plus haute impor-
lance p0nr les catalogues etabliS
dams Get Etat, Ell declarant quill
est c%ontraire a la constitution de
lire la bible dams les ecoles publ
! queS dout les eleyes reuvent appar-
tenir 4 n'importe guelle secte
religieuse.
Les instituteurs DIES ecoles publ
| ones du district d'Ed.elton, ayant
pris fhabitnde de lire ciaque jour
i leurs eleves DIES passages de Ia
bible, les catholiques de la region
avaient naturellement p%roteSte.
De Ia, un condit 9ni a etc dfabotd
porte hevant la cour de ciIcuit dn
comte de Rock, la9nelle d dome
raison aux institutions. Mails Ia
cOur supreme a casSd, a Punanimit@
des JUICES, lie i%ugement de la cor
de circuit.
Apres avoir declare, dams son
arr6t Qu'elle n'avait pas Il examiner
la question de SAVIOR 81 leglisr
c%atholique elalt opposee on o
aux 6coles publiques, la cour su
prsme du Wisconsin declare que la
lecture de la bible dams lea ecoleS,
quand bien meme ellie ne seralt pas
accompagn6e de commentaries dc
la part de linstituteur, est illesale.
"Toute la question, dit la cour dams
son arr6t, Sc rebuilt a cPci La lee.
ture de Ia bible dams les ecoleS
publiqnes lie constitne-t.elle pas
par elie-meme TN enseignement
sectaire, puisqne CO livre content
plusieurs passages lie doctrine sur
lesquels sont baseeS les c%royanetS
particnlieres DIES diverses secte.,
reIigieusesf II eat impossible de ne
pas r6poudre par l'affirmat!vr.
Tout eieve dune intelligence ordl-
naire. Qui ecOute ceS passages,
apprend les doctrines de la diviuit6
de Jesus Christ, du chatiment
eternel DIES mechants, de FantOriit
du sacerdoce, de fefficacite dies
sacrements ct plusieurs autres q"i
torment In base dies differences
sectes religieuseS."
Les confits CONNIE celni gui s'e>t
eleve dams lie district d'Edgertor
deyienhentde plus Ell rluSfr6qeents
aux Etats-Unis, ct il est fachenx
que Ia question matt pas encore
etc portee dcvant la cour supreme
federaie, qui Paurait tranchee def.
nitivement.
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Mr.. GnStave Boudreaux a etc
r6cemmen: nomme par lie gonver-
nenent, maitre de poste a ThibO.
daux, EN- remp|acement de Mr..
r.. Il. Mcbride. LIE nou.eau titu.
lalre IA dtja rempll les m6mes
tonctions pendant de tongues
ann6es, ct MA laisse que de bons
souvenirs parmi couX Gui aimpnt
l'exactitnde, In diligence, la poll.
tes>Sr ct l'%honn6tete dams les
DELEGATES fon"tions de "postmaSter.'
Mr.. Il. r. McBeide emporte avpc
hi frStime DE- tous ecu Qni Il
coanaissent. SeS amis restent tout
ansSi nombrenX ct auSsi devones
II changera d'ttat, de meter on Il.
fonction, mais son honorabiIilt
laccoaragnera partout, ct Iii vau
d,a lie respect dc ses voisins.
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Une hente pour la paroisse LafOurche ct
la Vile de Thib0daux

Ii est vraiment honteux que la
"Conrt House" de la paroisse
| Lafourche ne soft pas mieux pro-
tegee DIES elements.
Mercredi dernier, pendant nne
pluie passagere ct de corrte dulee,
reau tOmbait en- abondaace dams
la sale DIES sessions, ct Fon elalt
ohlig6 dfavoir recount a des ba9uets
ct vases de fer blanc pour recueillir
les effeis de l'ond6e celeste SUI les
tables occupies par les jngeS,
lnris, avocats ct cjasdem fdrinde.
LIE mobiiler accolde aux membres
du jnrj, man9uent aussi o seule-
ment d'elegance, mails de comfoi.
table. ct il semble vraiment cuTlenX,
ct meme incomprahensible que DIES
perSonnes, que Pom arrache a lenhs
occupations journalieres, lucrati-
yes, ct qui jouissent probablemeni
chez Giles des b~ienfaits de la civil.
Sition la pins vnlgaire, ne tlouvent
dams notre maison de conr qu'nn
mobiIler honteuX, insuffisant, ct
qn'on semble rrendse ainsi plaisir
Il renslre penlble lie devoir que
tout citoyen dot a son pays.
Mr.. Max Dupaty "a etc de nOu-
veau nomme marie de Napoleon
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Nh. Dantin, aneien resident
de Lockport est reinforcement We
nu planter st tente a T%hibodanx
OH il Sc trouvc, hons dit on, EN-
ploy6 chez o frere ChaS. Dantln.
On ma qua Sc fhiiciter de cette
nouvelle augmentation de notre
population.
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NOTICE

Nous appnlens fattcnti0n de nos l~ectciIr
sur la notice publiee dans la rartie ~anglai~.
de ce journal par lie Collector de taxes. l..
repoudant promptement a lapel quill TAI
aux co%ntribuables, on peut evIter DIES irai
tres onereux.
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Nous envOyOns nos remercie-
ments a PHon. Andrew Price,
notre membre du congress. pour
3 volumes du dernier recensement
fait ell 1880. Ces volumes sout
tres intereSsantS ct sout pleins de
documents precieGx.
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I'm jeua" couple De Thibodaux
s'est envolf marai dprnier pour
aller conroler i Iionma qui semble
etre devena ie Gretna Green de
notre contt6e. GIo lie Seigneur
les accom- ,.a9Be et leur rende la
vie dOucr.
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Des aniS lie Mr.. UrbaiE Tou-
louise hi envoient lpurs remercie-
ments pour lie ioti pascal, quill
leur n geuetcuSemant octroye. La
viande etaif deiiaien.e. ct Mr.. Ton.
louise possaAe aes maintenant Pes.
time d'estomacS 'eennnaisSants.
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Course IT ENCURsION.-A Poe
casion DIES roae~r~ mi anront lieu
dimanche proclaim Is avrii an
Tetrean Park, IL Steamer Loni.
siana "A organise une excursion DE
Donald>oayile ! Thioodaux a DIES
priy exce>>ivement I9dnitS.
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VSsNseEsd..

HOO BHIQUES De premiere q,ta'it6 sont
y vrndie par Mr. IJEO!ttI AID Nh. sur le
Bayou LifoH'cliF. pcs Ic tHn'l iiur,ng. La
livrtison >era iTitn sur Ia inI'i tiI Ia, yuu 81 on
le demands. Pl1x $500 i. MiLlitIt.
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Ira sociitt e&1Stapt sons lie nom
de O'SulIivan ct y. Knobloch a
etc d~ernieremsut dissoute ct lie
iuge Arthur KHob'och mainte-
nant son Office d l'encoignnre NJ ir-
ket ct Maronge sis Il Wis la nOu-
veiie porte.
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Arrivee ct depart des trains a Thibo-
daux, % novernbre, 1889.
PREMIER TRArS.

Quitte Thibolaux a 9 heures 3. m. avec la
MALE de FOuest.
Arrive a Thiboaaux Il 10 hcures % a. m,
avcc Ia MALE de- II Eouvelle Orleans.
Second train favcc la MALE de In Nouvelle
Orleans ct dc PEst).
Quite Ti,ihodauv 4 I hcnres -. p, M.
Arrive a ThiboIaux a 6 heures 50 p. IN,
La male est t%onjonrs c'ose au post office,
minutes ardnt Ia aGpart In train.
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lie mot barkeeper ma pas d'eqni-
valent en francai-. On pour~ait lie
tradnire a peu pres par "gareon de
cafe" on s'earcon de compton,"
CONNIE chez les maj chands de vim
De Paris.
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P4TUR.aGE.

Cnc rnaeuiiiq"c ct richie savmle de 800 ar
penis. s!lu6n pres karrtant, e~t Il Ia DISPOSE
zion lie tons les tlrvear> 81 prophet aires
,'animuux. Pension l,ar cl!evai on Eiultt. 81
par mois; hDeuf on vachr. ~ cts; .enisse ct
vea,i, 30 cts. o'aCiresSyrH
Q. LEPINE.
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lie Dr.. Armand Marie, Chirnr-
glen Dertistp, arivcra a Thiho-
danx, dcmaIn dimauche. - avril,
1890.
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Thihoiaux. La December ODD. 1883.
| cannot but cheerfullv Recommend W
use OF GOuauX's Asthmatic Remedies. hay
ing had many opportunities OF witneSsiu.
their s~aiutary effects.
Fl. D~ANsEREAU. N. ID.
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Tilibodaux, La, April Goth. 1850.
Mr. Gouaux-We have a steady safe ion
your Asthma Remedies" We never bad !.
single con plant hut many compliments.
Your las invoice just received.
ROM n FLEETWOOD, Druggists.
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PIQUE NIQUE.-Mercredid ernier.
I'M pIqae-Dilur await lieu an Grand
Bayou. pres Thibodaux. lie major
S. Z. GliSamore en- faisait paftir.
CONNIE de jnste, ct Sc trOurait ties
eutOnre ,fune rsSaim de jenneS
files ct de danes, qui etaiant We
nues pour s'fbattre ct s'amuspI
dams tOnte Finnocencp que com
porte Foccasion. La pGchr a la
lisne DC fat pas tres fractnenS+,
nne ondee survint, qni NIT lie
desarroi parmi les amateurs.
Seul, lie major S. Grisamore tira
de ronde I'm poisson tellement
monstruenx qn'on Gnt renoncer q
lie METRE 4 la sauce pour les besoins
DIES membres du pique nique. Ce
poisson nest pas IN poisson d'avril,
ct peut Gtre VA ct admire au maya.
sin de notfe ami, encoignure Mar.
k2t ct ST. Philippe.