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He was very fond of diamonds. Ey-
erybody who knew him knew his weak
ness for those Jewels, although every
body knew that he was poor. They used
TO laugh at him kindly, because when he
hadn't a quarter to buy cheap meal
he'd show a kohinoor in his shirt front.
One day he made lucky strike and
found himself rich. He went OF to Eu-
rope, and in the meantime he kept gam
inc riches. He came back most quietly
dressed, without a sign Of jewelry OF any
Kind An Old friend met him and looked
There's something wrong about YOU
Dan. You lack something. Where are
the diamonds" ..
"Oh, said Dan, I'm too rich to wear
diamonds. San Francisco Chronicle
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mo, don't think a soldier has any
night to marry-a private, anyhow, {" said
ten year man at Fort Hamilton. "Our
NE and our movements are too uncer-
tain, for one thing, and for another, a
soldier should have no incumbrances,
Look at me, for example. -Four years
ago | was transferred from a southern
station to Fort Candy, away out in the
wilds of California. August, 1889, was
again transferred clear across the CONT
nent to this station Now, if had a
family to take with me, I'd be in pretty
deep water, I'm thinking, for go before
long back to the Pacific coast. Uncle
Sam keeps us, you know, but he don't
over indulge us in spending money, and
when you consider that there's no such
thing as free transportation for ones
family or baggage, you may judge how
many months savings it would take to
carry one through.
why, the officers themselves are only
allowed from 800 to 2,40O pounds bag
gage transportation, according to rank,
and most of them, you know, are mar
red. A private is allowed $50 pounds
and what he can carry This just about
sees single man through, but when it
comes to household goods, even for a
small family, the weight is in the thou
sands before you know it. Yes, it's all a
mistake" he said, in conclusion, ''this
thing of private marrying. 1t almost
invariably causes painful separations,
frugal living and unhappiness generally
to those who run the risk. Brooklyn
Eagle.
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In Central Park.

Not more than a handful of people
were left in Central park late Sunday
afternoon. The rain had driven the
crowds away, and so the slender, Eng
lish complexioned young girl and her
athletic looking escort had the asphalt
walks pretty much to themselves. They
strolled along very comfortably under
her imported umbrella, and seemed OBJ
livious to the falling rain in their inter
est in each other. Half block brought
them to the roadway facing the mu-
scum. They paused for a moment. 1t
was very muddy. She looked down at
her dainty patent leather shoes. So did
he. Then he looked at the muddy road,
and again at the little shoes. Then ID
swift glance all around. Nobody was in
sight, apparently, and with swift mo-
ton he reached down, caught her waist
with his arm and the next minute had
carried her safely across. 1t seemed al
most too pretty to tell about, and made
the writer feel as if he were playing the
part of spy.-Cor. New York Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-04-17
The Gravity of English Walters.

1t is said that the best walters in the
world are Engiishmen, but they do not
succeed in the middle class restaurants.
For one thing the Swiss, Italian, or Ger
man proprietors prefer their own coun-
try men, but in addition to that, think
they are not, as general rule, SO fitted
for the task as foreigners. English wait
ers are usually kept in hotels, where they
assume grave air and are as solemn as
buffers. They are quite as expensive,
too. Once in Cambridge | staid at a
hotel whose prices were as high as its
reputation. The head waiter was an op-
pressively solemn man, who SO overawed
my youthful spirit that even yet have
a kind of horror creep over me when
remember the last evening meal ate
under his superintendent felt as if
were eating my own funeral dinner For
that repast, and the waiter, was charged
nine and sixpence. have always con-
sidered they charged me seven and six
pence for him whom | could so well have
done without. That may be partly the
reason why l prefer the brighter Swiss
as an occasional attendant. He is suited
to restaurant which has plate glass and
gliding about it; the other should never
leave an oak paneled room with rusty
ar1nor high in the solemn shadows above
the wax candles.-Murray's Magazine.
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No More Mrinkled Faces.

A frown will mar the prettiest face. 1t
doesn't matter about boy, but the small
girl does violence to beauty and youth
by ruffiing her forehead or futing her
brow. 1t is, too, habit acquired very
early in life. After her pouting days are
over she begins to frown, and keeps on
frowning until old enough to realize the
banefulness of the habit. In other words,
each ridge is supposed to add decade to
her apparent age Now somebody has
made the discovery of couple of mus
Giles between the bridge of the nose and
the root of the hair which can be cut
without pain or injury to the feelings or
face. The services of skilled surgeon
are secured, who applies the knife, sew
ers the delicate cords, dresses the wound
and after the skin heals the forehead be-
comes as smooth as the temple, and,
what is most remarkable, remains So
Whoever says that the New York woman
does not study her glass is a sublimated
idiot. Her motto Of life is, know thy
self. New York World.
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The Largest Grain Elevator.

The largest grain elevator in the world
was built at Minneapolis Junction in
1886 The building is 1886 feet long, 90
feet wide and l75 feet high. 1t has stor-
ing capacity for 100000 bushels of
grain within its walls. During its con-
struction the carpenters and joiners used
over $500, 900 feet of lumber of all kinds,
besides 80 car loads of nails, which, if
packed, would make the enorormous
amount of 10,000 common kegs; the best
calculators say that the actual number
of nails used in the mighty building will
fall but few. if any, under 10000, 900!
The engine used is capable of handling
175. 900 to 100000 bushels of grain per
day, or enough during the year to equal
the combined productions of the state of
Minnesota and the two Dakotas. Two
hundred and fifty cars have often been
loaded at this elevator in ten hours
st. Louis Republic.
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Napoleon and victoria.

One of the "reminiscences which the
queen loves to recall is Of the time wheI
Louis Napoleon was her guest aDoaro
the royai yacht Victoria and Albert
The French monarch praised the sumptu
ons furnishings Of the vessel, and con
CO. that he had never felt able to af
ford so great luxury. But Tor You.
madam said he, gallantly, you are
the queen of the seas| This comph
ment tickled the queen nightly. Inc
title was a new one, and it hit her fancy
Eugene Field.
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party of young ladies visit tne oI Iedo,' ..
for. ID have a peep through the teiesool'e
attae new comet. The astronomer oon,
durl, them to the instrument, ana Tue
Iadi., look through in turns On 4-S e,lit,,
isn'r il charming, enchanting, wonueflu ~.
md $, en-. ad nbitum. After aNhNe t"I
sly astronomer observes: NOW, lauIes,
will r,la.e the cover and place the llls'T /,
ment ia position, if you will allow me- -
L,,-,LoDrra
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Hazel Kirke., Was a Failure.

Steele Mackaye's Hazel kirke" a
drama which probably enjoys the dis
tinction of having been presented more
consecutive times before American au-
diences than any other, was failure at
its first production, but retouched TO a
certain extent and produced under diff.
ferent conditions made a phenomenal
hit.-Naw York World
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uos+orn name-You certainly must au-
nit, my dear, that the women , ~ 81 ne 'I east
are not as handsome rs tnose VI el.U
az yva let Dnmsel-In what respect
n -, = 6nme-Well, you have no sueh
complexions out here as we nave ,,ro Won
Western Damsel-0n' aih ,. o,.r the
must be mistaken. we "se eN''0
same things. America
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Heads 1 Win. Tails You Lose.

One icy night Charlotte Cushman and
Lawrence Barrett came out Of the theatre
together. The steps were dangerously slip
perry, and it was with difficulty that they
kept their feet at all. As they totteringly
descended, the great actress said to her
companion, quite in her Lady Macbeth
manner:
"Take a good grip on my arm, Lawrence,
and if slip, hold on like grim death; but
if you slip, in the name of heaven let gop'
-Argonaut.
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Observations upon the swaying of tall
chinneys during high winds show that
one ll5 feet in height and four feet in
total diameter at the top waved twenty
inches during heavy gale, and another
164 feet high, but with six and one-half
feet diameter of fiue, moved through an
arc of only six and one-haf inches.
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Time to Go.

"Sir," said an apprentice to his master,
'when very clever and very stupid per
son are together in one room, and the
clever one goes away, who is there left"
"Why, Of course, the stupid one"
''Then good-by, SIR" said the apprentices,
and -Sonntagsblatt.
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A Washington territory farmer was
digging a post hole on the banks Of
Smoke river, when he unearthed a skele-
ton richly dressed in old fashioned cloth
ing. The coat was especially fine, and
was adorned with velvet collar and cuffs.
The place where the skeleton was found
had been used as horse coral for the
past fifteen years.
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Duf-Gruff has made big fortune
~ Rinff-Yes. Grutf always was lucky
dog. .,.,,,,,s .ione nret,
ty well yourself, old man; 90 90 /
Bluif tmodestly)-Well-yes-so so
.oi p'a con wbst it is. Duff well directed IN
teiligent effort always pays.-9omer'll'e
Journal
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TO a FAN.

omy rescue, pretty fan,
~ aabile wase YOU. v you can-
an Re,Ive my s'.ns''s stupid.
M ufon her hiushiug enf
A Auta sl,e smile add ! may speak.
VS You rosy wing OF cupid
,ov I'm really going 20 speak;
An, sy hasl,. TO cool heE heated cheek,
HsaI hat her heart grow warmer
os,od a s9eetly broken yes
~ her ina. my heart to blesR
NJ radiant little eharIner
ny susan Hartley 10 flarper's Weekly
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DAYS Gone BY.

Snoby-I know you're fond Of waltdng,
Miss Oldage.
Miss Oldage-Yes, indeed; I just love it.
SMOKY Gin a complimentary way)-So do
|, particularly with you. 1t awakens many
fond memories
Miss Oldage-Of what, pray?
Snoby-You dance as my mother used to
when was a boy.-Yenowine' News.
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But, your excellency," the sacristan
would demonstrate with great HUMILITY
had no milk left after supplying the
s'cA babe Of the squaw who died last
week. Surely the kittens can wait.
Watt" stormed the padre Are they
not walIins from hunger even now; Their
u'les pierce my heartl How can leave
'nem to your charge and so away ion
e'sh' long days-and go mustl-know-
ing that they will not he fedY
AT these words hope sprang up ane"
=" uaudaloupe's periidious heart
Art thou going away, reverend pa
ue' he asked, meekly. Am |, indeed
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DEPART.-C'est avec regret que
nous annoncons lie depart, pour la
NOnvelle Orleans, de MI. Edward
Perrin. Ce jeune homme dune
conduite irreprochable entire, en-
qualite de teneur de l~ivres, dams
Reimbursement connu sous la raison
sociale: Ve, mont Chemical Mannfac.
turing Go. Cette compagnie ne
pouvait faire un mei!leur choix,
a Mr.. Perrin est tres capable ct
tres consciencieux dams lie travail
quill accomplit. Nous lni souhai
tons lie sncces lie pins complet.
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PoMPE.-L'ancienne pompe a
vapenr de la compagnie DIES pom
piers Protector No. 2 qui await etc
mise an rebut apres avolr subj de
grandes PREPARATIONS Went d'etre
remIse en- ofdre par lie mfcanicien
de Ia branche de chemin de fer de
Thibodaux a Shnever. Tous les
essais quj ont etc fats depuis que
cette machine est reparee. ont
parfaitement reussi ct est actuelle
ment pr0pre a rendre d'utile
services dams lie cas- de confaga
Fl JUS.
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SCIERIEs.-Le bois de charpente
est Ell grande demande, ct les
scieries du Bayou Lafonrche sont
en- pleine activite. II y a henreuse.
ment abundance de logs fotte>
pannee derniere pendant linonda-
ton, ct il est probable que cetie
aimee permettra malheureusement
a la provision de s'angmenter. 81
ce nest pas dan cote ce sera de
Fautre, a IL est impossible de
supposer que des crevasses n'au-
ront lien Il notre bayou ct II lie
heuve.
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LIE FROID EFT LES ANIMAUX.-
Dams une recente seance, a rAca,
demie des sciences, M. Milne Ed,
wards a racont6 les resultats des
experiences faites par lui pour com
parer Ia resistance oppose au
froid par divers animaux.
LIE lapin a pn passer une mutt
entiere enferme dams un bloc de
glace, ct SD temperature s'est a
pelne abaissee dun degre. LIE
mouton est aussi tres fort contre la
temperature; puts viennent lie
bouc, lie pore, etc.
LIE CHEN sc montre plus frileux !;
mails le plus delicat de tous les
animaux est lie cheval.
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PIoTEsTATIoN.-L journa Hr
aldo, dams IN article protestant
contre un plan projet6 du gouver-
nement des Etats Urls pour
annexer File de Cube, dit que N.
Blaine devrait Sc rappeler que 10
Congress des nations a%mericaines a
prouve clairement que les hispano-
americaiDs ne sont pas disposes d
Sc laisser absorber par la grande
r6publi1ne du Nord.
La population de Cube, dit Ia
meme f%enil'e, est espagnole de
ceur, ct fortement oppose a fdire
partie des Etats Unis. A Pexcep-
ton de queIques negociants, il NY
a personne u File qui soft en-
favour dune anDexion.
IEspagne, ajoute lie Heraldo,
%verserait sd derniere goptte de
sang pour resister a toute tenta-
tive tendant a lui enlever sa colonie.
En- pareille eventualite ellie lie
lcraindrait nj uDe revolution, nj
une guerre avec les Etats Unis.
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A veildre.

Cne exceiirnte cypriare mesUrant environ
SIX cent anarante acres. ct sltuee a qneIqns
distance. &c Thitnd1lx. sur IL rive druite IN
bayou Latoufelie. an Irule Guiilot.
Ceite cypii.rt r<t Ia plus richie dc FEtat.
au dire de- cnnnaisseu,R.
Vuir an hnteaux dc II SENTISELLG a Thu
bodaux p0ur nioriaations.
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RECETTE.-Voici une recette
excellente pour polir les meubles.
PreneZ une pa,tie d'huile d'olive
ct denx parties de vinaigre. Re-
mnez bienjusqnfa ce que lie melange
soft complet ct appliquez lie sur
meuble avec un moroccan de laine ct
puts vous frotteZ vigoureusement
avpc un autre moroccan de laine sec.
Les menageres qui Sc sont SERVES
de cette composition Ell funt les
plus grands elogas.
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NOrVEAHX ARRANGEMENTS
HlsbE'EL DIES EERANGERA
sncoigDure des ruos Green ct I'll

NJ Thornas AIherti PREVENT ses an.s
les voyageurs quill Went de taire de nou
vea,,x arrangements qni hi permettront d.
s'atisfaire tout ceux iai voudrsnt Fhennoe
rer d eieur confanee
Repas a toute heIre de Ia iournee ct sn
Commando.
deieuner ct a 4.heurcs d. SER pc ur diror
Chambres eonlmc@-es ethien garnies,
PRIX MODERES.
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ANNIVERSAIRE.-Le corps DIES
pompiers commence a SO preparer
pour panniversaire de son organisa
ton, qui aura lien la 10 du mols
proclaim.
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UN MONsTRE.-Un monsire de
forme humane Went d'6tre decou-
vert dams petat de Minas Geraes,
au Bresil. C'est IN mulatre dc %
ans du nom de Clemente Villa.
Get animal, qui a un front plat, des
yenx obliques ct DIES piels noirs
don't Ia plante est concave, Sc
nourrissait exclusivement de chair
humane avant qu'on le nit en-
prison. II await d'abord gott6 une
tranche Dun petit gareon qu'un
camarade await tue pendant Quill
cneillait DIES mhres ct ravait trouve6
81 bonnie QUEEN %revenant chez lui il
await tue une femme endormie
sur lie bord de Ia route pour la
manger aussi. Des amis invites q
diner apec lui avaient 81 fort
apprecle cette viande tenure
qui etait du nombre lui await per-
mis- de tuer ses deux enfants pour
les r0tir. Plus tard il tua la femme
ct apres FAVOR mangee avec un
ami, il Sc nourrissait de Get ami,
quand on IA arrete.
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ARREsTATIoN.-Le sergent Voge
ct lofficier Berrigan, de la Nile.
Orleans viennent d'arreter I'm
hoinme de c%ouleur, nonme William
Carey ais. William Smith, condam.
ne pour vol ct fugitif de la paroisse
Lafourche. LIE PRISONER sera remis
entire les mains DIES Authorities
COMPLETENESS de Ia dite parOisse.
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REJET DE CREDIT.-Le Senat de
la Caroline du Nord, saisi d'nn
projet de loi accordant un credit de
425, 900, pour la representation de
rEtat a rexposition de Chicago en-
a vote lie rejet par % voix contre
%.
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LA BENEDICTIoN DIES AGNEAUy.

I'm journal italien nous permet
de faire connaitIe a nos lecteurs
me ceremonie de pEglise catholi.
que don't bien des gems parlent
sans EN- connaitre les details:
Rome, "a janvier.-Ce matin IA
eu lien dams la basilique de Sainte.
Agnes hors les murs la ceremonie
de la b6nediction DIES agneaux.
Apres la grand'messe deux officers
de la basilique Lat6rane ont porte
sur pautel deux petits agneaux
blancs ct sans tache, ornes de
rubans roses ct couronnes de tleurs,
couches sur un COUSIN de damas
blanc.
Apres les avoir benis ct ~encenses.
les officers du chapitre ont emporte
les agneaux dams IN carrosse pour
les offrir au pape.
\ foctroi une dispute a EN- lieu,
car les officers ont dd, malgre
leurs protestations, payer, avant de
les introauire dams Rome, lie lroit
d'octroi CONNIE s'ils s'agissait de
betail destine a la boucherie.
lie pape a beni nne seconde fois
les agneaux, ct les a remis aux
lelisieuseS du monastere de Sainte
Cecile, chargees de les garden ct
den tisser la laine pour Ell faire DIES
patlsams, insignes des archev6ques.
Ces pdlliams sont depos6s dams
une c~assette precieuse sur lie tom
beau de saint Pierre, on on les
prend pour les reme1tre solennelle,
ment u archey6Ques.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.
Arrivee ct depart des trains a Thibo'
daux, % novembre, 1889.
PREMIER TRAIN.

Quite Thibodaux a 8 heures =. m, avec la
MALE de rOuest.
Artlve a Thibodaux a 10 heures 90 a. IN.
avec In ma lie de In Nouvelle Orleans.
Second train favec la MALE de la Nouvelle
ORLEANS ct de PEst).
Quite Thibodaux a 4 heures IS, p. m.
Arrived Thibodaux a 6 heures so p. m.
La MALE est %touiours close au post office
- minutes avant le depart du train.
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COUPABLE.-Plnsieurs cabare-
tiers, de la Nile Iberie, p%oursuivis
pour avoir viol6 l'inique loi du
dimancbe, ayant plaide coupable,
ont etc condamnes a $500
d'amende.
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TRANsFERT.-Mr. Sos. Folse
Went de vendre a Mr.. Simon Abra-
ham sol habitation, Situee sur la
rive dtoite du Bayou Lafourche,
pressure EN- face de Raceland.
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TAXE.-Le consril de vile de
Baton Rouge, capitale de pEtat,
Went d'imposer II take sur la
race canine, ct d'autres villes Sc
proposent de sn:yre son exemple.
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BANoUE.-Une Banque Ma
tlonale sera prorhainement etabIie
a Franklin, La. L'application a
etc deja envoy6e a Washington.
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NOUVEAU SENATEUR.-Lassem
blee legislative de l'Illinois a enfin
renssi anommer lie General Palmer.
Senateur des Etats Unis, grace
aux votes de deux membres de
rAlliauce des fermiers. De cette
maniere j! a obtenn 103 votes,
juste lie nombre requis.
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AvENDRE

Tn excellent billiard propre D jouer Il,
poule lie set dc billie, est tont neuf. Mn
gnifigue OCCASION our les amateurs.
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NOTICE.

LIE collector do taxes pour la vile dc
Thihodaux PREVENT tous les interessfs .
venir aussi vie que possible payer les taxes
dnes ct d'eyiter aussi les trais que les delin-
quants auront a subir.
j. WALSH.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-03-14

VISITE.-Mercredi dernier nous
avons Ell Pagreable visite de NM
j, f. Deuechanx ct Emile III. Cierc.
delegues de la Soci6te de Bienfai-
sance des Jeunes Gems de la
Nouvelle Orleans, pour faire les
arrangements necessaires pour
recevoir les nombreuses personnes
qui Sc proposent de faire partie de
l'excursion qui doit avoir lieu lie
jour de Plaques, dimanche 90 de ce
mois. LIE train d'excursion partira
d'Algiers a $50 heures du matin
ct airivera 4 T%hibodaux avant
midi.
Cette Association de Bienfai-
sance, une DIES mieax organisees ct
des plus nombreuses de la NOVEL
lie Orleans, a deja fait p~lusienrs
excursions d Thibodaux, ct chaque
fois ellie a amen6 dams notre vile
de Dombreux excursionnistes qui Sc
sont toujours conduits dune ma
Mere tout a fait affable, ct c'est
touiours avec I'm nouveau plaisir
que nous les voyons arriver parml
nous.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-03-14
q yENDgE.

Une grande qaantite De BARDEAUX, pre-
miere qnaliie ct dG'isrfs sEr Il lurd du Bayou
Lafnurchr q Thibndanx. S'adresser a Mr.. @.
l.. CARO-. agent pour MIR. Jules I6chanx. on
aux burearx de Ia SENTISELLE de Thibodaux.