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MISCELLANY.
PRrxR rraHr IN new JERSEY.

PRovrDEcE, r. I. Nov. Glib
bons Of N. }. knocked out Cushing,
Of Brooklyn In the l9th round, near
the border line Of Rhede Island aud
Conneticut this morning, winning
81 900 and the light weight cham.
pi0nship Of the world.
oEN MILES DEsCRIBEs THE INDIAN
HALLUCiNATION OF A MESSIAH.
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Nov. 7.-Gen-
eral Miles, commander of the divis.
Ion Of Missouri 10 here on the return
from his Western tours Regarding
the cases and nature Of the religious
craze existing among Indian tribes
he says: II have learned that his
craze extends to sixteen tribes. The
Snake Indians being the only tribes
10 repuiiate 1t. There 10 no doubt
many Of the Indians holding this
belief In an Indian Messiah are
sincere. Several small parties Of
Indians have gone west ward from
their tribes to some point which as
near W can locate, il in Nevada.
There has been shown somebody
disguised as Messiah, and they
have talked with him."
II cannot state positively, bu. It is
my belief that the m0rnlOns are the
prime movers In this inipsitiOn.
They have had missionaries ut work
among the Indiana many years, and
have made many converts. 1t IL
noteworthy however that this So
called Messiah tells the Indians
hen he comes to reign over them
that firearms will no longer lie used
or necessary. He tells then, also
that with his coming the dead In.
dians will all bs raised to life, that
the buffalo will return aud will
draw ~ line behind them on which
they will gather all the Indians and
then they will roll the earth back
upon the whites. Those who have
seen the Messiah say he Is muffled
up and disguised so they cannot ss..
his face. but / believe he r. q full.
FLOODED white. The situation IL not
alarming in any way and 1 do not
know whether any action will be
taken by the government regarding
the matter until after l make my
report"
HIGHER COURT CONFIRMS THE OPIN-
ION.
OTTAWA, Can, Nov. THE cab
met is unanimous in its opionion as
to the guilt of Birchal,, consequently
1t decided the law should take its
course. The governor general will
sign the order Of the council to-day.
DISASTROUS STORM.
LONDON, Nov. IA heavy storm
prevails throughout Great Britiun
and Ireland. Much damage has
been done. Casualties off the
shore are reported.
FOUR MEN KILLED.
New York, Nov. 7.-Soldiers
handling shells in q magazine at
Fort Wordsworth, Staten Island
this morning, let u shell fall aud 1t
killing four men.
TRAIN WRECKED BY ROBBERS.
SEDALIA, Mo-, Nov. THE Seda-
lia train ON the Missouri Pacific
was wrecked by train robbers near
O,tOville, this morning. The
smoking car was full of
and WAS turned upside
down, but none of the passengers
were seriously hurt.
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

], d. Lee, Of The Dalles, ls In the
city to-day.
Prof. Clyde Cooke was a passen
ger north this afternoon for Seattle
Wash.
Glare b. Irvine, Of the Statesman
staff, returned from the Sound last
evening, where he has b,en SPEEDING
a week, looking over that country.
The young ladies' Of the Baptisi
society are lmkipg up the attract.
i've features of chrysanthemunl
social.
The ladies take to shopping and
church going more kindly as the
the gentle Oregon rains begin their
descent.
"A. l.. Wiley. who has been here
from Portland to attend the opening
Of the Great Eastern Tea Co...
branch store, returned this mor, =
ing with his wife. He Is very mucl'
pleased with Salem. aud says his
house 's doing even Il better busines
than they expected.
The family Of r. b Fleming, fore.
man at the penitentiary slOve fOun
dry, has been revelling in Novem-
Der strawberries. A rep rter "f Il e
JOURNAL who would not believe h
ears went aud satisfied his ey es, IT NJ I
gustatory glands, that the above IL
u tact. But then Oregon is The state
for November r,,ses aud straw berries.
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Hslden,s Ethereal Cough Syrup.

An infallible remedy for the curt
Of coughs, asthma. Catsrrh. bronze
hitis, wh0nping c'u.hs, and aff,v
tio,,s M the threat and lungs. The
sllccess aud imnience demand 'oI
this popular preparation fur the last
thirty Years IL unparalleled. Large
size 81. 90, small 90 cents. For sale
by all druxgisi's.
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Excitement

runs high in this city over System
Builder, M everybody Is using II for
catarrh Of the Stomach, C0nsump
tiun-Dyspepsia, impure bl0d and
to buiif up the SysteIn--it certainl!
must be nm excellent preparation,
when everybody speaks ~ well of
1t. d&wyr
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Notice to COntrac .Crs.

Sealed plans, specifications and bids for
'iiyer creek In the tow of sllvertOn, will
be received and concidered at the N0vem
ber, 1891, term of the Marion county court
Bids NAV be for either u wood Howe truss
ti0ns to be sealed ami filed with he clerk
OF said court on Or before November 5 h, ~
nDn The court reserves the right ~ re-
ject any ar all bids. ny order Of the Hon.
F.J, BABCOCK, County Clerk
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pibb.ra'. Rh-u~at,c ana Liver Pills

These pills are scientifically cOmpounded
and uniform In action. No gripping pair
81 commonly following the use OF pills
Toey are adapted 20 both adults and chill
drrnwith perfect safety. We qua ante,
they have M equal In the cure Ofsick head
ache, @,nsti patton. dyspepsia and b. b.lliOus
ness ard, NJ AN appetizer, they excel any
OF her preparation III ly
smith 4 Steiner. sOle agts.
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yNhlng Piles are known by moistuU
WIZ WIZ peispiratinn, causing Intense itching
EIaeh., Hall warm. This form W. we'll ns Hind
M..Mankns pile remedy. Will Oh acts
n,ev'iy on the pnrtS affected. Nbs,irhs M
an, -, nllnys ltchinK ard effects y permaI'
Sr., cure N. c.uts Druggist oT q III;
Scld Sldjs X, re ~ Pr n~nnko, Phiiadelphia ~
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LUNBER. Contractors and par.
ties c0ntsin plating tM.ilting. should
not fail 10 call an J. +. yac0bs,n for
sstinlates ON rough aud dressed l,,m
Der. Yard aud office near agricul-
turai works. 8.26,e o diff.
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w. L. Wade, of North Salem, has
n full line ~ general ni~rcl.s ntise
aud n giving away handsome b0uka
With cash purchases. n
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Notice For Sewer Bids.

Salem, Oregon, November 1884,
Bids will be re eived nv the foli wing
committee of the alty council up to 30 clock
p Ion saturday. the Isl h day of Noven'
through block No. AZ in the city Of IA EN-,
Plans and specifications may ba seen II The
city survey ors Office. Bids will be opened
It p. m. T.. VI LAHORE,
A. Il. STR ANG,
JNO. GRAY,
Il:s-td Co,nmute i.
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1ELECRAPnIC DISPATCHES.
Associated Press Report and
pigests Of all Important
News Of To-Day.
MARKETS..
HEAT.

WHEAT.
SAN FRANCHISE, CAL, Nov. T.
Wheat buyer, 80, Sl.35a; seuson
$l.43I per Genital.
tuICAaO, H., Nov. 7.--ClOsing,
wheut unsettled; lower; January, 81;
Dec. 9ss; May, $l.05 per bushei.
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For DENTIsrRy.-Nsw-st pro- es-
ses aud ls-si work guaranteed, Ut T.
q. Smiths old dental bureau. a.tf
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Drink Amber coffee. 1t 10 rich.
mellow and smooth. Makes cup
of perfect o.ffee. For ssle only by
Ct. e. Tea Co., 3l7 Commercial
street. IL
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RAIL ROAD WRECK

NIcHoLAsvILLE, KY. Nov. T.
A passenger train on the Cincinnati
Southern road took the side track
which had been left open at juno
ton City, aud the freight switcl'ing
train ran iuto the passenger, killing
six poreOns.
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Handsome presents free to every
cust Onier. Call and get a box Of
candy with your tea and coffee. Ut.
+. Tea Co., 3l7 Commercial street.
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l.. McGinnis, Salem. Oregon
brickmason. s-io-am.
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ACCIDENTS.

GOVT. POWDER MILLS BLOWN UP.
SHANGHAI, Nov. IA terrible
accident occurred at Tai Ping Flu In
the government powder mills. An
explosion occurred which denlOlish-
Cd the buildings and killed three
hundred persons.
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A Lovely Complexion.

Is something desired by every lady
in the land. The easiest way to gel
that beautiful color to the skin is to
first make the blood pure. The i'm
purities must be removed by the adj
ministration of some remedial agent
which contains the most thorough al
terative properties combined with
those ingredients which tend not onlv
to remove impurities of the blood, but
also build up and invigorate the VS.
tenn. Such a remedy is DR.. West
moreland's Calisaya Tonic, which not
only thoroughly cleanses the blood.
but also invigorates the system and
leaves the patient in q thoroughly i'm
proved and healthy condition. The
price is within the reach of all. 80
cents and $1.00 a bottle at the Thi-
bodeaux Pharmacy.
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lSate& OF Adve1.fi&ing:

For each square of ten lines or less,
the first insertion 81 SO. Second inSer-
tien. rs cents per square. For subse-
alent insertions. per square so cents.
Obituaries 10 cents pea line
Professional and business cards, in
Guiding paper. will be published at the
rate of so cents per square for the first
insertion. and 25 cents for subsequent
insertions.
A liberal discount to yearly adyerti-
SerA.
Announcing candidates for office,
$40, to be paid for IN ADVANCE.
Advertisements not marked On the
copy fen a specified lime will he inser-
ted till forbid and payment exacted.
Persons sending communications to
this paper must always furnish their
real names to the Editor. We will not
save or return rejected manuscripts.
Allus!ons personally disparaging to
any one will never be inserted except
advertisements nor then, if peculiar
~ Objectionable.
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Mr.. J. W. Bryan of the Lake Charles
Echo, one of the ablest country news
papers in Louisiana has sold ont his
interest in that paper, to the Lake
Charles Echo Publishing Company.
The people OF Louisiana will miss
the influence of the Echo, and the
Democracy n of its ablest cham
pions, and the press one Gifts most
genial writer's.
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STATE OF LoUIsIaS
10th judicial District Ca.
Of l.afourchs.
Succession Of Pierre J.. B..,

DCRSUANT TO AN
nLo, cree OF The above entitled An
o"euience ;" 2 eomnissien ~ cent
.ne aooSe entitled and numb.1s airs
peaIih@ late OF January ! sacc
Ter l"t sale ut public an.t,.'@M \
70 Iaw. 10 the last Il Livh.os Farsal
eSarthsnse III Tho town Of m; e,adss
SATURDAY, APRIL IS 49, |
between tho hours If II o,oL
clock u. m the foIlewinS a
lrrty. %io-wit: uesenh
The undivided half
rae o. band sitsated 4
r,sh D; ~L'"i""rri'e on the left haa, lAs
on Lai"nrrhr. 1T about funr |aak stal
The t"wn If 1hihoianx tt 'ail,s /
pent and "a half tit) frnut L ~ u
penis ~ depth. lrrnndrd nI,nn @gh1 a
M's t%ranrni> Nirknair. NM ~ ~ III
LIN l''ssri=n". togsI Ter v
nu'idlnes and improvements ,hsW u
r"t aPr"rtrn"nces thrrvur. m. ,sea
i""rth IA Interest in aud 10 "a.
erected "n the FIori-ka planta sasas
this Tract f"r"'s ~ part "oa II 7
Ais" the uuiivi,led upe.L.tr
ir"ct ut land situated in ,La " : 4
,.hene OF al"rnt eighty acrr., nsq'' q
ny mrs. a. NaqHin and b 'hqts 1
"""t.'f.hS together with all n. II
aha improvements rhrrrun ~. sc VA
ing: ""'' o. tie Il
AOvABi.ES.
fsen mules. tw" three .rnalr 49,.
t%,'np,nnI. a"iF,r'"w two omuIs NM.
tia d Pl'"' ,'ie Mubld~,hass,
D p,a "'sGrr ",e Z. ). NJ, d.~siribal., y
one bull ctlf. one lot of yraris" we
hold furniture. the corn rr,n nc lsiA
and fifty barrels of coal. r,. Ia IN
Terms AMI CONDITIONS OF $50 sska
Ns'e b
March 81, 1850. oAiO, Asl
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THE POLICE JURY.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Special session,
State OF Louisiana. Parisl,i OF Laiourche. }
tlohaux. La Mar ~. 1890. (

State of Louisiana. Parisii OF Lalourche. }
Il'hodanx, La Mar ~, 1890.
The Police Jury oi the parish OF Lafourrhe
met this day IN extra session.
RECONSIDERATION y. r. G;isamore am
Mrssrs. j. ) Serl,, 81 +. Claude. r. l.. PARA,
J. u. Bourgeois, H. Barrilleaux. +. Cilristien
and q. L.pinr.
Absrn' v ,sr>- II, A.o and l.. Lerille.
'Irs 'trrt t'ri. ,m. Is presented the follow
ing:
Thibod aux. La, Mar. 10 1870.
L" the Police Jury:
drniie" nj have called Won together
upon 'lrridi business On March IL. at 8
O'Clock p III. | received the following tel,-
gram.
New orleans LA. Mar. l6, 1890.
81 GItsirn"rr President l., lice JuIv Par
Isl Of I.aioniche, III bnhaux La.
Inc governor having refused the donation
OF one llhntiird thousand dollars for prDtec.
ZION 81 lsvees. 4 Eas. secured that money for
TIE ~i'eotlt. i"nr parish is allotted the sum
or tilt"h thsasand seven hundred aud titty
d'tIai<. and The same has been placed to
Your credit in the hcw Orleans Naiional
Bank. subject To You sight draft. Advise
me II YOU ncc-pt.
tsignsdl A. W. CRANDELL
have surnineEed you to-day to act upon
sai.' donali"h, and. Ia decide upon the best
pr"rtlca''.e in"ili"d of expendin. said sum
t"'N' 'A'i"i nv pTOtttllOu III IlG
itFr's iii"iGh"ht The parish. 81 rs 10 sub
serve the interests Of all the people.
urgently advise the Police jury 10 send a
sni'ailt person. with proper mater ial .ni
APPARATUS. I" hakr an effort to blow up the
larger ba;iu;es and islands that have formed
III III" lower bayou. and give the rapid cur
rem an oploriuuity to wash then, away.
ii THIS experiment should prove II success
IL VIII lower the wafer in Latourche suti-
Gently 10 enable the levecs to withstand
any f'so that may come in the future, and
prevent many serious disasters such AN the
one ut the present time exists, near the
OF st. Mary Pamela.
Five hundred dollars is considered annie
Tor maxim. the experiment.
). L. GIISANpRE.
President
On motion of Mr.. Claude seconded by AR.
Parra, the donation of the Louisiana State
Lottery Company Was formally accepted tor
The proposed purposes.
hr. Leplne seconded by Mr.. S.ely offered
the following.
Whereas the sum of $l5,750 has been dona-
teo 10 the people of the parish OF Lafourche
Dy the Louisiana State Lottery, for the
aud protection Ut the le yoes J
.hei elm.
De il resolved that the following G:stribu-
ION af the donation be and is hereby
made.
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Among the fanatical, south hating
creatures in the North none can get
the lead of Senator Chandler of New
Hampshire. So persistent is he in his
o~verbearing tyranny and continued
abuse of southern people that there
is barely % democrat in the senate
who will speak to him or notice him.
Senators Call Of Florida and George
Of Mississippi have refused to serve
on a committee of which he is chair
man. He is a disgrace to the man
hood of the State he pretends to re-
present.
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$l5e 600

$lo6 UOt
Resolved further That a committee Q. three
eiiizens OF each drainage district be appointed
by this jury to whom the above sums shall
be respectively paid, on their drafts, in sucb
sums AS they may demand. tor the rspair and
protection OF the levees in their respective
districts.
Resolved further That the said COMMITTEES
may, " Ihey ueem II necessary. appoint aux
lllary committees to assist them IN the per.
Torrance of their duties.
Resolved further That the said committed
shall report from time to time the purpose of
all expenditures made by them.
The following citizens were appointed. un.
der the above resolutions for the yarious
drainage districts.
District No. l-Thos. Beary, j. A. Claudet,
and D.. &. Rousseau.
District No. 2-J. L. Aucoin. Os6ms NJ
quin and John McCulla.
District No. 3-Jule Thibodaux, father +
A.. Vigroux and Di. john Gazzo.
District No. 4 Armsnt Claudet, Emile
Toups AVID Livandais Ledet.
District No. 5-Leonidas Tr.seI.;r N VIZ
Whitehead and AIcide Toups. "
District No. 6-Alsx Therio. B..A War
mold and Wilson T.epine.
D'striet No, 7-R. Ferret, c. s. Mathews
and :. Bonrg.
District No: T. Badeaux, F. Barril-
leaux and d. Harang.
District No. Sd. Harano. Thee Sar.;a
and VALERIE Guidry. $50
Mr.. Lepine, duly seconded offered the FIJI.
lowing resolution, carried.
Resolved. That the president of the police
jury be and is hereby authorized t. draw
against The funds distributed to each drain
age district for levee purposes, On nron.r
vo"rhes signed by the COMMITTEES or a rnaior.
ity t:treof in such sums as NAV he deanal
necessary by the committee,
Resolved further, That the president. 10
auth"r'Ard to draw against the appropria.
tl"ns mad for blasting battures, islands etc.
ana also Tor necessary incidental expenses.
Resolved. That all unexpended ,pms I'LL
remain IN the New orleans National Bank.
Mr.. Seely, duly seconded offered The I'll
lowing resolution, carried,
Resolved That the money appropriated
this day by this jury for the purposes OF
piastlns the oatture and islands in Bayou
Lafourche. be- and Is hereby placed to the
credit OF the following committee, to-vIt.
l.. e. Aubert and WIN. Palmer To whom
full power is hereby given. Provided bowey.
or, that a full report of their experimen.s
and works, be given to this Jury for publica-
ton. ~
Mr.. Para, duly seconded offered tb. fol
lowing resolution, carried. ~
Resolved, That the members of this .Jnrv
IN the name OF the people of the parish ~
Laiourche tender their sincere thanks ~
the Louisiana Lottery Co. for their libsral
donation or $1,000 to be used for the pre-
tection OF the levees of this parish.
Resolved, further that a copy of this resolu-
ton he sent TO the president Of said com.
pany. WI"
On motion of Mr.. PARA. duly seconded.
ana carried, a vote of thanks was unan;,
Inously rendered to Mr. L. c. Aubert. for his
oner to make the attempt of BLASTING tbs
ho0 Vi
On motion duly secondad tbo IT,. |
adjourned. "J 'nen
T. GRISAMORE, president.
FL. N. COULON, clerk.
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A CUT OF OVER FIFTY PEE CENT
ON SUGAR.
The Ways and Means Committee at
Last Reach a Conclusion-Opposi-
ton to the Federal Election Bill.

The Republican members Of Tho
Ways and means committee have fin.
ally reached an agreement upon the
sugar schedule. They have agreed t,
make raw sugar from 16o Dutch stan
dard down dutiahle at 35 cents adval-
orem, and refined sugar above 16o du-
table ut 40 per cent advalorem. This
is equivalent to 50 per cent reduction
on many grades of sugar and to more
than so per cent Oh others. The re-
dnction will average Il cut Of above
80 per cent and will reduce the 4 \
enne from $25, 600, 900 to S2S. 200, 900.
There is no provision made for the
payment of any bounty whatever.
The IL in the sugar duty which
will be thus made is more than two
and II half times that proposed by the
Mills bill, and the duty will be col
lected upon the value and not upon
the pound, us heretofore.
Theduty given to the -efiners is only
> per cent more than that given the
raw sugar men, and the classifying of
raw sugar us 16o or below will admit
two grades of understandable sucarti fit
for domestic uses. 1t is hoped and be-
lieyed that this will take away from
the rehners the power to raise the
price OF sugar to the consumer at will.
The Republicans regard this heavy
reduction of the sugar duties as a
most generous concession to Western
sentiment. The rate fixed is lower
than the rate fixed by the Senate tar
1T bill and is, moreover, free from the
objection raised against the Senate
bill. viz: the bounty clause. The
Senate bill made a reduction of so per
cent, and gave a bounty of one cent a
pound. The act of the Republican
members of the ways and means COM
mlttee makes Il cut of even more than
30 per cent, and eliminates the expert
ment of paying a bonus to one class of
producers directly from the treasury.
1t the sugar question shall be left to
the determination of the Republican
members of the House it would fare
very much worse than if dealt with by
the committee, for while there are two
or o members of the committee
who are advocating a small cut, the
of the Republican members
on the floor is overwhelmingly in ia
vor of a very heavy cut, or even of
free sugar.
1t is doubtful if the friends of sugar
could succeed in securing any better
by way of compromise than fifty
per cent and it might be even worse
than that. The Louisiana members,
especially Messrs. Wilkinson and Rice
on the Democratic side and Mr.. Cole
man on the Republican,, are doing
everything in their power of create a
favorable to sugar., but it
almost impossible to stem the
tide that has set in On the floor of the
toward free sugar.
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The proud whites will never sub
NIT to negro domination or allow them
to vote negroes into office, and thus
we 60 round in this hopeless circle.
Time has no effect upon it. It has
lasted from the savage dawn of the
white race to the presenttime. Civil
cation has had no effect. Religion has
been powerless to change it. Educa-
ton has done nothing to reconcile it..
1t is the same in all climes-in the
West Indies, in Brazil, in South Africa,
in Egypt. Everywhere the Caucasian
race insists on domination, and where
the whites cannot have it they get out
of the country, as they get out of Hayti.
The negro, under Constitution, has
the right to vote, to have his vote
counted, to vote for black men for
Office if he pleases, bnt how are the
blacks to rule in the South if the
naughty Caucasian race will not sub
NIT to negro rulei That Senator In
gals has not answered, nor even tried
to, and who can Z
No man has had the temerity to
doubt the genuine Republican tenden-
cies of the Chicago Tribune, from
which the above extract is clipped.
When such a bitter paper as the Iri-
bune has heretofore been, uses langu-
age like that, Ingalls, and his fanati-
crew, may we'll pause and look
facts in the face.
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The regularity with which the States
reaches the Thibodaux post office is
something wonderful. An edition
struck off on Thursday evening, that
could easily be mailed on the evening
train SO as to arrive the same night,
for distribution Friday morning, comes
prancing in on Friday night for Satur-
days distribution. In the meantime
the other dailies that are printed II
hours later arrive 16 hours earlier.
This feat in expediting papers is on
ly equaled by the City Item, who al
ways keeps alongside of the States.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-03-22
The Doctors SIandered

Physicians are frequently charged with
condemning all proprietary medicines, which
is false. The profession. as IL rule is made m
Of honorable and learned gentlemen. The
proprietors of G. e. g.. Certain Cough Cnre
point with pride to the hattering testimo.
malls that they have received at home and
abroad from the medical profession, recon.
mending this superior remedy.
Sold by Thibodaux Pharmacy.