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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-12-26
Miners Make Their Demand.

ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. 26.-The miners of
the Central Pennsylvania coal regions
have served notice on the coal operators
demanding a change in the price of
mining from 80 cents gross ton to 30
cents net ton, and a new scale of working
prices, which they want to go into effect
on the LIST of January. If the demands
are not granted the men, to the number
of $4,000, will quit work on the first Of
the year.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-12-26
some FooIinh Pannna

Allow coughto run until it gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say,
'Oh 1t will wear away" but in most cases
1t wears them away. Could they be in
duced to try the successful medicine called
Kemp's Balsam, which is sold on a pos
tive guarantee to cure, they would i'm
mediately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price 900 and 81
Trial size tree. Al all druggists,
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Well Bought

uALF sold is an old adage from wise
IL Ian. Good whiskey ready at hand
ofteH reaks up a cold and wards off
disease G. o. Taylor Old Bourbon or G.
o. Taylor Pure Rye can always be de-
pended upon for purity. In bottles bear
ing firm name of CHESTER H. GRAVES
& SONS over cork and on label ensures
genuineness. Druggists and Grocers sell it
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ALynchins In Virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 26.-Kinch Free
man, a negro charged with the murder of
N. B. Adkins and his aged mother, near
Aulander, BERTHE county, N. G., on Octo-
Der 4. was hanged in his cell in the Jail
at an early morning hour, by party OF
twenty-five or thirty masked men, who
forced the jailer to give up the keys.
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WATERBURY POST OFFICE

Mails Close.
New York City-7.3O, 1929 m; 2. 10 $50, 7.3o -
Boston-7.UO, 7.50 m; 2.30 10, 40 p m.
Southern-7.5U, 1929 m: , 10, $50, 80 p IN
Western-7.5O, 1920 m; 2.1., $50, 40 pm.
Canada West-73o, 1926 M; a.lo, $50, 7.3o p n
Eastern 90, 7.5O IN; 1880, 2.10, 100 m.
Canada East. 90, $50 m; 1880, ~, .3O p m.
Albany-7.50, 1920 m; ,. TO- $50, 30 p m:
Northern N. Y.-7.5U 1920 a m; 2.1o. $50 1.3O p 10
Providence-7.O0, $50 N; 1880, :. 10, 7;30 m.
Springfeld-7OO so ann IL. 30, 10, $50, 730 pm
Worcester7,O 90, $50 am; 1s go 20, 80, 40 pm
Pittsfeld, Mass so M; 210, $50, $50 m.
Hartford-7OO, $50 m; 1870, 2.10, $50 m.
Bridgeport $50, 1920 a m; 10, 30, $50 m.
New Haven-7 So 10.a0am; .2.30, 2.1O: $50, 7.30pr
Ansonia--750, 1920 a m; 1890, 21O: 5.3o 73O n,
Birnlngham-7.;0 10.20am: IL 30, Z 10, 1907 30pr
Union City. so a m; 2. 10, go NJ
Naugatuck--7.50 am; 2.10, 80 m.
Seymour-7.50 III; 10, $50 p H.
Winsted--10 m;5.30 p M.
stations on NaugatucK R.R. north Waterbury
MerijenE7.5o, 1870 am; 1880, 21O, $50, = 30 p m
Danbury--7.5o a m; Is, 3; 12,5;30, 100 m.
New London co. $50 am. 1880, 10, 5.307.3o pp
TatertoWn-i0.45 N; $50 p NJ
Oakville-10.45 a m; $50 IN,
Woodbury--7.30, lO.45 M 1.2E r IN.
Southbury-73Ua IN; 1.3h r m
Middiebury--l2 80 m.
Wolcott (Tu, Tn, Sat) 12.3ea
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The Democrat.
WATERBURY, CONN.
q. & NJ. T. MALoNEY, PRoPRIEToRs'
0rFIcE-15s South Main Street.

HEALTH boards all about report
large increase in the mortality from
during the week ending at
noon of the Goth inst. With the rapid
alterations of dry and damp, warm and
cold weather now going on throughout
the country, extra precautions should be
taken against pneumonia.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-12-26
Bowen and Gibbons to Fight.

arranged between Andy Bowen, Of
New Orleans, and Austin Gibbons, of
Paterson, N. J., for purse of $1,000, the
loser to receive $500, the mill to take
place before the Audubon Club on March
8, at 1876 pounds, give or take two
nounda
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Mrs. Rathbone Divorced.

CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-Mrs. Rathbone, tn
daughter of A. B. Pullman, whose ap-
pearance in the police court was the
social sensation of six months ago, has
secured her decree.
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The Strike Spreading.

HULL, Dec. 26.-About 1000 railway
men at Hull have decided to strike for
better wages and shorter and more regu-
lar hours.
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Strikers MAY Resume work.

NEWARK, N. J., Dec. 26.-It is said that
with the exception of the spinners the
locked-out hands Of the Clark Thread
Mills in Kearney will resume work at
once.
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To Whom Il MAY Concern.

Notice is hereby given that application
will be made at the next session of the
general assembly for revision of the
charter Of the city of Waterbury.
Z. G. KnDUFF, City Clerk.
Watarbury, December 2. 1899.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-12-26

It may turn out that Professor Koch's
wonderful remedy will not prove eftioa-
sious in curing obstinate cases, but none
the less an ounce of prevention is better
thaA a pound of cure. Nothing is so un-
reliable a. the weather, and no man, how
ever rugged his constitution, can afford to
trihs with it, Be prepared for rapid
changes in temperature. A little reckless
ness may cost valuable life If you have
not purchased your winter Clothing there
never was a more opportuns time fer do
ing it.
We are now Offering listers, Ovsrsoats,
Heavy Underwear, Cardigans, Gloves and
Winter Caps in large variety and at lowest
prices, which will keep yON warm ant
preserve your health.
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W. 49, II. oonihs' lSS South NAH. earsw1
W. N. Laid, TT South Main stree.
M o. fogs' 1877 South Main, 10 North Main
L. .. Amroei, ISL ,uth Main street
Ze@S, Cofees, Etc.
great A. q. p. Tea Co, East Main ssrse, .---..es
o"lon ca Co.. 72 South Main street.
D. II. helan, East Main street.
Drugs and Medicine
brooklyn Drug store. 1856 Bank street
james E. Roe, l2 Baldwin street
zodacco and CIgs~s>
NJ. d. Was. rs South Main strss,
"ui AShein' lo' Bank and 10 Grand street
Dentists.
;. W. Chapman, 1ot Bank ,traa,
Watches ana /eweArt.
Lake. Strobel s. Co. Exchange n,a-s
Epson deWery co, 95 Bank street.
+. >. Strain, 90 Bank s
t. A Honold, 5 Exchange
Har2z0are, hte.
d. g. Wilson, II East Main Street
T. T.. field, III South Main street
Z. e! Bolan, IA and 7G Bank stree,
Bakery.
hely' North Main, South Main
1fo''' Lawton u Co., East Main street.
Penmanshzb.
f. E. Holly, 131 Bank street.
LaHndr1es.
Il. H. Davis & Co. 5 Canal street
American Hand Laundry
NAL Paper.
L. H. Haase, III Bank street.:
Lave1y Stable.
Aastiles A. Wheeler. rear Sc and "a Rark s.r...
H'an0S, Musical Merchandise.
b. shoninger s. Co, 1G1 Bank street.
n. Z. Forbes. 30 South Main street.
briggs 81 smith Co., 1879 Bank rec.
Dye House.
metropolitan Dye Works, 70 jefferson street,
Insurance.
A. Granniss, So BALM street.
N-aurlce f. Carinody, Ii East Main street.
Nez0 anu Second Hand House.
N. Ehrlich 53 East Eain Street.
George Il. Sheridan, I31 South Main street
SNHEOEHS.
M. Hosey, $50 Bank street.
Railroads.
n. Y, N. H. Il IL
N & N E.
j ii. q " 4 z. Il.
AmHSements.
Jean Jacques
Gasl o. Theatre.
Meals.
s. BOIL, 81 South Main street.
Park Market, 10 Nolth NJ ali. street.
Gndertakers.
John Moriarty, 20 Grand street.
d. M. Burial & Co, so Bank street.
Physicians and Surgeons.
lFienry F. Gill. NJ. D., 1856 South Mar. street
Dr C. w. s. Frost, 1877 Bank street,
DR.. S. Plat, ID Abbott Ave
DR. VIM Coe Holmes, Browns Block.
Real Estate agents.
D. H. Tiernev, 1871 Bank street.1
A. F. Abbott & Son, 1902 Bank street.
Sample Rooms.
James E. Watts, los South Main street.
T. Fl. Hayes, 81 East Main street.:
James W. Hodson, IS Exchange place.
Frank Brothers, Co, So. Main and Union
John j. Sheehan, Union Street
Harvey Brothers, 11aWest Main St,
John Nolan, 80 East Main street.
Coal and Wood
Miller & Strickland s. Co, 81 Bank strent
City Lumber and Coal Co.
M. Kennedy, office. 90 South Main st.
F2owerS.
A Dallas, Sc Bank street
W j. Snow % Exchange Place.
W. IL. Precht, Sc South Main street.
BreDers and BokAers.
Hellmann Kipp.
Paper.
R. E. Hitchcock & Co. ~ and 90 Canal st, s.t.v7
CARPETS and LpAolshering.
Elkns & Wake. 1913 to 1e7 South Main straa
Proprietary Medicines.
G. H. Graves o Sons, Boston,I
Aliens New Discovery.
NoveIy Store.
oston 99c Store, 1879 South Main strea+
frank E. FenRer. ISL Bank street.
Shorthand and Z1pew,aIng.
Miss Fl. L. Mattoon. Lilley block.
John F. Gaffey, p O. building.
| EOR sALE-Placards of esTo D..
| Furnished Room To Rent - esTo
rae; ana many other designs, 10c aacb
| At the DEMOCRAT Office. o"0u
4
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-ACQUES' OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY, DEC. a6.

The Enormous success, Miller Brothers
Superb Partisan Spectacle,
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TOR SALE-Placards of "To Pao+;
! Furnished Room To Rent - a.En.
70 e" and many other designs. 10c a.cb
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-12-26

4 'oR SALE-old newspapers. 25c n.r
4 1oo' Large quantities at redues1
prices. Sust the thing to put under 80
PETS At the DEMooRAT Office. e'r-
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OUR DIRECTORY
Clothing, Furnishings, Etc.

Clothing, furnishings, Etc.
Epson, Singleton & Co 90 Bank sire
J. B. Mullings, Bank street.
"attrhary One Price Co, 1O6 Bank street.
=. +. y r. G. Snagg, so Bank street.
p j. Goldberg, IS Grand street.
ID. Hawiey, Exchange Place.
Cu-"pe"atiVe Co. 100 South Main Sire, t.
John McEvoy, rs Bank street.
Dry G00As, Millinery, Etc.
E. 1. Turner * Co. Exchange place.
MILLER " Peck, 80 Soutl, Main s,reo1.
l. chase, Arcade building
I. F. Judson,
Reid Il Hughes.
Boots, Shoes, Rxd6er Goods.
t. d. Finn, IL East Main street.
#. j. hametti, III Last Main strss,
Damon Il ahppy, los I5a!lh strset.
w. l.. Douglas SO shoe.
Ryan d Fftzlnaurice. T2 Bank S,rest
1t H. Dodge, 80 south Nam StlSet
henry Boisvert, Ii. Sou, IA Nntn srr..,
D. Hlrsch, 1S9 Bank street.
FarntIure, Etc.
waterbury Furniture CO, 20 Grand strss,
q. M. burfau u Co, so Bank stre.t
hiAinS q Wake 1sS TO 1s7 South Main street.
groceries, Feed, Zsas.
Qulntard d Merriam, Iss Bank o.r,st
w man, ~ Il. Collins. lbs South Mali. street.
w. N. Laid, it South Main street.
NJ - togg' 1877 South Main, 10 North Main
L. o. AtnrosA' 1ol nth Main street
Ze@S, CeHees, Etc.
Great A. n p
Union Tea Co.. re South Main street,
d. f. helan, East Main street.
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De Eutilite des langues mortes.

Q%nelqu'un soutenait d%erniere-
ment devant nous que cenx oui
n%avaient pas appris lie latin ne
ponyaient ayoir une connaissance
parfaite nj de la langue FRANCHISE,
nj lie la %langue anglaise.
Alors, dit une dame, qui Sc trou-
Wait Ia, parce que ie mai pas appris
lie latin je ne sails done pas lie fran
Gals.
ST, repond la maitresse de la
maison, mais vous lie parlez CONNIE
les oiseanx chantent: Sans sasolr
Ia masique ct %j'ajomterai meme que
ysns lie chantez com ne IN rossi.
gncl.
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La rentree DIES classes aura lieu
a racadGmie "Guion', a Thibodaux,
lundi proclaim, Is jauvier, 1890.
L'epoque ma pas encore etc decide
pour les antres ecoles de la parois>e.
Les operations du "School Board
ont etc quelque pen entrances PAL
la mort du president, l'hon. E. W.
Blake.
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observation-disclosures TO- lee
tours lie liront dams une notice de
ee journal, la compagnie Roth ct
Fleetwood a etc dissoute.
La conduite ct la propriete du ma.
gasin d'apothicaire appartlennent
d6sormais 4 Mr., E. Norbert Roth
bien connu de notre population.
LIE DR.. j. n. Fleetwood, IN DIES
membres de la sus dite maison, va
s'etablir a Houma, dams Ia paroisSe
Terrebonne OH de nombreux amis
attendent son arrivee, ct OH il dot
exercer SEES talents de medecln.
Mr.. J.. n. Fleetwood est tellement
comm ct appr6cie que nous nous
bornons a lni souhaiter bon voyage
ct prosperit6.
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La GRIPPE.-Cette maladie Sc.
Wit, dit on, Plus on moins dams nos
parages. Ellie est un peu partout
ct tait des victimes meme dams nos
campagnes les plus 6loignees.
C'est ainsi que Mr.. j. Molaison,
entire Raceland ct Lockport, compile
; malades dams sa famille le beoe.
sa file Mathilde ct la maman aui
Ell soignant les autres IA pris lie
NAL.
Mr.. j. MoiaiSon attend la gueri.
sou de e membres de sa famille
pour transporter SEES penates 4 la
Nonvelle Orleans. II Went de
venlre sa residence a MI. Valfroid
Fol6t qui depnis plusieurs ANDES
deja fait valoir phabitation sur
laquelle ellie est sltuee.
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ELECTION.-A une election DIES
actionnalres du pont de Thlbc'
daux. tenne le Ter. ianvier 1890, les
mtmes directeurs ont etc NOMINEES
unanimement. Eft dams Inc reunion
subsequente les officers qui ont
Servi rann6e precedente conscr-
vent leur emploi.
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LOCALES.
Arrivee ct depart des trains . Thabo-
daux, % novembrs, 1889.
PREMIER TRAIN.

Quite Thibodaux a 9 heures a. H., avec la
MALE de rOuest.
Arrive a Thibodau1 a 10 heures 70 a. M,
avec la MALE de la Nouvelle Orleans.
Second train tavee la MALE de la Sonvelie
Orleans ct de lEstI.
Quite Thibodaux a heures 30, p. nc.
Arrive Thibodaux a s henres 20 p. m.
la MALE est %toujeurs close au pset office,
81 minutes avaDt lie depart du train.
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UNE sTNGULARITE.-H nous
est arrive lie s janvier 1890 me
lettre don't Penelope est timbree
du Cut off a la date du 6 janvier.
Or EN- ouvrant la lettre, nous Ia
trouvons datee du - juliet,
1889. Comment Sc fat il, JUICE A.
Cretinl que yos missives mettent
81 longtemps a nous parvenlr?
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Beaucoup de nos lecteurs ont
comm lie Rev. Jos. Lavaguery ct
tous Sc rejouiront d'apprendre quill
Went d'etre nomme cure de la pa
roiSse St. Tammany, ayec residence
a Vaudeville.
LIE pere j. Lavaquery a en- SEES
epreuveS ct ses deboires, CONNIE
nous tons, eft i! ma pas touiours EN-
a Sc louer nj de la Justice, III de la
reconnaissance DIES hommes. On
peut encore yoiI au canal Harang
DIES 9nytes faites par lui au prix
de sacrifices ct de sueurs sans
nombre. II laisse a st. Martins.
vile des regrets sinceres ct nous
lui souhaiions dams sa nouyelle
cure toutes les prosperites inagi-
nables. LIE Rev. j. Lavaquery a
t~oujours eu lie c9ur haut place ct
ma jamais, quot que Pom en- ait
voulu dire, fait litiere de ses co.,
yictions, ri de seq obligations.
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Tn peintre ct vltrier tronveralt
probablement de l'emploi an Canal
Harang = L'tglise de n. D. dn
Rosaire manque dune conche de
peinture ct beaucoup de Wires de
la Maison dn Seigneur sont cassees;
celles du preSbytere sout intactes.
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lie magaSin qui fat lie terminus
de la rue Main a Thibodaux, pies
du pont, Went de changer de local
taires.
La grocerie qui y est etahlie est
maintenant sous la direction de
NM. o. Rousseau ct III. Celestin
qui SoIlcitent lie patronage lie tous
leurs amiS.
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a yEssssaE.

1000 B"iQtES de premiere quaIite sent
a vendfe laar Mr.. THEODORE ADAM. sur IL
Hayou L'tnirclir. pes le Canal EIarang. La
,lFla'soh sera fhltr SIR Ir hot,! dn ha you 81 en-
lie demands. Prix: $500 ie MILLER.
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aEs3.ND.E,.=

Uie eran'e quantitG lie RARDEAUX. pre-
mlerc q,iaiite e detirr6s sur 10 burd an b. ven
Lat"arche Il Ehibodaux. S'adresser a Mr.. O.
l.. CAKE. agent pour Mr.. jules E'Gchaux. ca
aux bureaax de Ill S~nSrfNEtLE de Tbibadanr
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LIE cafe bien comm de metre
regrett6 q. Arena est malntenant
Ia prophetic de Mr.. A. Molaison.
Chacun, tiendra a favorlser,
CONNIE jadis, ce rendezvous des
visitenrs de notre bonnie vile.
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P4TURAGE.

Cne ~ snifIIs ct richie savane do 5ss ar
penis. >lince pres lakeland, ct a Ia sdispesi-
ton DC tous leS ~cieyeurs It proprietaires
daniaan% Pension par cleyal gu mulet, ST.
par 'n"Is; hoerf on vaeha, - cts. gerises ct
veat, ~ cts. SadresserG
O. LEPINE.
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Lsckpsrt Public Schssl Eand Association

= "'e rtnhisn de cstts association, teEas
10 PREMIER j~udl d'octsbis, 1889. il eta
'.EEsOLU" Qn'a raveni-. IN. fore. r.ur
lie benetts sles fonis de lGcsle. aura tisu
cliasua annfs l. prrIaiefs >alaedi ct dimanche
du lhuiS De JUN"
Par urtsrs,
PIERRE EARRIOS Sec.
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LIE LONG DU BAYOU.

Wv tS'ACSo ptOPt ~
ties don't Paspect tranche sur celles
environnantes.
Une cabane tombant en- rhine on
tres nal entrvtenue,-des champs
OF fherhe folle croft d plaisir ct en-
tonte liberte avec d'antres herhes
inntiles et nuisibles-d de petits
lopins lie terre NAL cnltives; II
recolte elective DIES anilmanx mai.
gres ct decharnes, partout les
signes tie la paresse: ST vous voypz
celia vons pouvrz vou dire, lectenrS,
que lie propIletaire on l'habitant est
un Negro GU nn produit mixte de
cette race ct de Ia race blanche.
LIE tar niente semb!e 6tre lie priv.
Iege exclusif de nos gems de coulenr
en- tant quill he sont pas embriga.
DIES sur II habita,ion ct quils ne
fraFaillent pas sol reil vigiIant
TT severe tie IecOnOme.
Nous ne parlous pas avec un
esprit pfevenn; nous n'avons ia
mails c2nnu les abas nj les misefes
qnl tleconlaient de l'esclayage:
mails, venus tard dams ce pays, ct
ponvant jueer lie visn ct par nne
tres Tongue habitude des mnars ct
DIES habitudes de la race noire, nous
croyons pouvoir dire en- conscience
qn'elle est plutot une plate qu'un
instrument utile dams nos contree>.
Les exceptions ne font point la
fegle, sans doute, mails OH sont
chez nous les negres civilises
Gu sont ceGx qni ont youlu GU pa
sincnlquer quelques notions de
morale ct de prolific publiqueS:
Tonjonrs a l'affdt d'rmplois, de
places plus OH moins bien retribues
telle semble etre l.ambition de
fhomme de conleur qui salt tant.
soft peu sa grammaite, ct qui pos
sede quelques notions de calcul.
'Leur ambition est de paraitre
bien vetus ct dhavoir lie droit de
ne rien faire. ST, par IN hasarl
quelconque, lis d%eyiennent les
possessenrs, on les tenants Dun
lopin de terre, soyez sdrs qn'ils
negllgerout la cultdre de la pro-
prlete ct l'e%ntretien de limmenble
pour. faire quelque job qui laur
%proeurera lie pain quotidien on q
peu pres.
lie negre en- general, ~s'occupe
tres pen DIES animaux de la ferAe.
Pourvu quill ait ct quill prennr
SEES aises, quill puisse Sc promener,
dormir ct faire admirer une pairr
de bottles de 1915.
Il est i~ncontestable Que le
Negro pent encore rendre DIES
services sur les grandes- ha
citations, OIL il est embrigade
ct tenu jour par jour ct heure par
heure SOUS une surveillance active
ct l%ncessante mais abandonne &
lui-m6me. il nest qufun clement de
decentralization dams nos eampagnes
agrieoles. Il est ~faineant, genera.
leinent irrogne, propre a trafiquer
de tout, ct propre a tout fairt. Ell
dellors d'nn travail suivi. Ceux
qui ont lie plus fait pour labolition
de F~esclayage (que personne ne
regrette ici) auraient bien dn
prendre pour eux les nouyeaux
affranchis OH les ensoyer quelque
part fonder une r%epublique, roy
on empire CONNIE a Haiti OH
Harmonic lie regne iamais que
qnelqnes semaines ct OH les revo-
lutions ct engagements de gouver-
nement arrivent ayec la meme
regularite que les phases de la
lune.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-01-11
vs:ezsrzr:.

60,020 BRIQUES de seconds main.
Il I'M PRiS nAlSONNABLE. sur l'ha-
hitation Uncle Peter i Ia Vacheris
S'ad,esser i Nj. At:asta Rondrcaux i
Locllpclt.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-01-11

Guibollard faisait partie de Par.
NEE de Bourbaki.
Une DIES lettres quill ecrivait
alors d sa mere 80 terminate ainsi !:
"Je ne ten dis pas plus long,
car j1ai 81 froid aux pieds que je ne
puts tenir ina plume"