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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-17
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lid MI UWVNU NVIlIII'II I|NIT '''|It'|'TII
opens September 2ith. lsol. IL gives thorough
Instruction in I'd practical course 30 reduced
rates Junior Glass $50; Junior and Senior.
srO Hours tosuit business men Aldres. IltDI-
ROGER GREGORY. Lester Manor. on j. ll y
YEAR, Chairman Richmond College, lirhmond'
Va. e9-il,ihAaa.Ia'-t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-17

jan; the Westerner. is an unconventional
tIofy Of "a oiR-hearIed cowboy in New York.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-03-20

started out with the idear of maxim
my show CRATE Moral Entertainment,
but rIn kompeled to sware so much at
that air infurnal Kangaroo that I'm
Trade this desine will be illustrated to
some extent. And while speakin of
morality, romines me that sum folks
turn up their nosis at shows like mine,
sayin they is low and not fit to be pater-
nized by people of high degree Sirs,
manetane that this is infernul nonsense.
manetane that wax fggers is more ele-
vatin than awl the plays ever wroten.
Take Shakespeer for instunse. Peple
think heze CRATE things, but kontend
heze quite the reverse to the kontrary.
What sort of sense is thare to King
Leer, who goze round cussin his dar-
ters, chawin hay and throin straw at
folks, and larfin like silly old koot and
making ass ofhisself ginerally? Thares
Mrs Mackbeth--sheze Mise kind of
woomon to have round amt she, put
tin old Mack, her husband, up to slayin
Dunkan with cheeze knife, while heze
payin friendly visit to their house. o
its lilly moral, l spoze, when sho larfs
wildly and sez. "gin me the daggers-
lie let his bowels out" or words to that
effeck-I say, this is awl strickly prop
per / spoze? That Jack Fawlstarf is
likewise immoral old cuss, take him
how ye may, and Hamlick is as crazy as
a loon.
But l must stop. At sum futur time I
shall continner my remaks on the dramer
in which shall show the varst superior
ity of wax fggers and snakes over the
ater plays, in q interlectooal pint of view.
Very Respectively yures,
A. WARD, T. Z.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-03-20

! arrived in small town in Kentucky
late at night with three other men and
when we reached the hotel two of us
were assigned to room. The one got
had two beds in it, however. and was
not disposed to find fault My room
mate seemed to be a suspicious sort of a
| clap and when tumbled into bed, with
good night to him, he scarcely deigned
reply. was asleep in 10 minutes,
but two hours later awoke to find him
still sitting in his chair and wide awake.
Hello! What ails you?" asked.
Nothing"
"Troubled with insomniap"
"No."
"Sleep all day?"
"No."
afraid of me?"
"To be honest with you, stranger,
am" he admitted.
THAT seems funny. Do look like a
theft"
mo, you don't; but have done some
figuring in this. You gave the landlord
your wallet and watch, didn't you?"
"Yes"
well. there's more value than he has
probably ever seen before. He'll skip
with your stuff before daylight.
"Well!"
sand then you'll have to rob me to
get on. Stranger, Pm man as don't
never take no chances. I've got re-
volver here, and the first move you make
to get out of bed I'll plug you'll"
u can turn over, can't ~"
"Yes, but be powerful careful about
it, for I'm up to snuff.
turned over and went to sleep again,
and when morning came his moving
around awoke me. i tried to joke him,
but he was sour and morose and wouldn't
take it. When we went down stairs it
was to find the colored help sitting in
the early sun, with no move toward
breakfast.
whats the matterf" asked.
Mars - has dun gene an left de
place in de night, and dars nobody to
boss!' was the reply.
My room mate had figured "right
smart"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-03-20
A Bit Of Natural Philosophy

Visiting Bostonian-Yes, you have a
good town here, but you're long way
from the Hub.
New Yorker-That's why things move
faster over here. .--hife.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-03-20

HARE are many afectin
ties which make me banker
arter Betsy Jane. Her fa-
theirs farm jined our'n;
their cows and our'n
s0uencht their THIRST Mt
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-03-20
COURTSHTP RECALLED.
SELECTIONS FROM THE WRITINGS
OF ARTEMUS WARD.

Betsy Was Sensible, Not Sentimental, but
Makes "a Good wife-wax Figgers More
Elevating Than Shakespcer-The show
man Lectures the Free Lovers.
copyrighted and published BY special arrange
ment with g. w. Dilingham, New York. pub
Usher
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-02

FOto0uofo.
Mr.. 4. Y. Bsscsmb 10 spending the week
1t Chandlef's Mills.
W. C. PhiIbrook, Esq, Of wsterville
vas in the city yesterday.
Mrs.. Thomas Lsmbsrd 10 visiting Mrs.
J. II. Manlsy at Small Point.
Mr.. Prescott Randall Of the Cony House,
and wife returned from Boston yesterday.
Mrs. Chandler Tutsls Of skowhegsn is the
guest Of Geo. E. Hsvins, Esq. and family.
Mr.. v. 2. Parker. with C. X. Partridge,
goes on his vacation today. visiting in
Plymouth.
Mrs. c. r. Flynt and children returned
from Dexter Monday, where they have been
spending the summer.
The Rev. Samuel Upjohn, wife and two
daughters are staying with Mrs. Daniel
Williams on the East side.
Mr.. Stanley PAiten returned to the city
yesterday from Squirrel Island where he
hiss been spending the summer.
Mr.. Fred 5. Fogg. one Of the Journal
office bookkeepers, has gone on two weeks
vscstion which he will spend with his
family in Waldo.
Miss Jennie Hinckley left yesterday for
Boston, where she will remain for several
days for the purpose Of studying methods
Of cutting ard curling ladies hair.
Mr.. Joseph Hume and wife Of San Fran
cisco. CAL. are stopping at the Cony House.
Mr.. Hume il former resident Of Augusta
He went to the Columbia river regions 25
years ago, while but . mere boy, and went
into the salmon canning business. He
made his fortune, and now owns several
Of the largest canneries in the country.
Mrs. N. W. Muir, from Pomona, Cal,
IS stopping with her sister, Mrs. a. NJ
Hanson, on the corner Of Bridge and Elm
streets. She has come here to recover from
the effect Of the fearful hest which has
afflicted California so much this summer
DR.. George w. Martin is attending her.
Mr.. Hanson told JOURNAL man that one
day there the Thermometer had registered
100 degrees in the shade.
There was long list Of names on the
Augusta House register last evening, many
of them being parties stopping for few
days in the State. Among them were the
following; Pleasant Hunter and family,
Newark, N. j.; Mrs. d. d. Sewell, Mi,s
Seweil, New York; Edw. Spauldipg and
vile, Miss Spaulding, NJ. T. Hayes, Nor
folk, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Pope, Miss Pope,
II. F. Pope. Cleveland, o.; T. G
Alvey, New York; DR.. G. II
Rice and wife, Fitchburg, Mass.
Miss. Rice, Fitchburg, Mass. Robt. Rice,
Msss. Chester Corey, Boston
+. N. Williams. Boston; II. +. Hanson;
Wsterville; A. W. Wildes, SkowhegAn;
Roscoe L. Bowers, Saco; ID. N. Mortland,
Louis Wakefield, Detroit;
Frank Gilman. Bangor; VIM. Atkinson,
North Arson.
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DASAs SARsAPARILLA is Euaran.
teed to absolutely cure disease,
and it does it too.
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M(arrieo.

AgoosTooK.
Fort EairHcd-Aug. "a, Harry Siavin Of Fred
ericton. N. B., and hiss AlmedA Grass OF
Andovcr.
HouIton-Aug. ID, Lothrip VI. Sewell of PEN
broke, \. b, and Miss Edith N. Campbell OF
Lowell. Mass.
FRANKLIN.
Industry--Aug. 20, John C. Higgins and N IS
Anna l.. Durrcil, both OF Industry.
PENoBsCor.
Dexter Aug a, Herbert W. traitor OF For!
Fairfield, and Miss Kate p. Winslow of Dexter
PIscATAQUIs.
tiuilford-Aug. %, Chas. Bearce and Miss Ethel
Greeley, both Of Guilford-
SoNERskT.
Msdison-Aug ~, Eugene f. jenkins Of King
tisid, and Mrs. Anna X. Burns of Madison
WARRINGTON.
Calais-Aus. 20, George +. White and Mise
barbara Marks, both of Calais; Aug. %, Elisha
Leavitt and Mrs. Mary Jane Wilson. both OF
Calais.
steuten-Aug. %, DR.. Seiden h. Overlook and
Miss Cora L. Smith, both Of Steuben.
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The favorable impression produced on
the Arst appearance Of the agreeable liquid
fruit remedy Syrup Of Figs few years age
has been more than confirmed by the pleas
ant experience Of ali who have used it, and
the success Of the proprietors and manufac-
tursrs, the California Fig Syrup Company,
aua3lc&w
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OA\~ @ANJO \ -
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Flc syrup co.
san FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. H. NEW roax. n.y.
;ms7Adhvly
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria
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H0r1,.

Palermo-Aug. a, to the wife of Mr.. George A.
Worthtng, a son.
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ltf0.

Qieo.
CUMBERLAND
Portiand-Aug "a, Mrs. Bridget Burns, aged &c
and Mrs 4. II. wbitmore, aged months, 10 days
Aug. Is, Charles Clifford, son of Iharies i. and
Magaret y. Souie, sged months
tirsy-Aug. "a, Thomas Hancock, aged - years
Fsimouth-Aug. "a. Cyrus Noyes. aged IS years
s months.
KNOX.
Thomxston-Aug. 10, Mr.. samual h. Philbrook
Rocklani-Aug. Is. Aaron L. Gross. aged 81
years
waIdoboro-Aug "A. Capt. Joseph Ksler. sged
50 years.
BangoF-Aug. IS, Thomas Kirvan. aged 70 years
) months and Is days; Aug. IS, Ella Florence,
daughter OF VIM. II. and sarsh 4. Severance
aged u years and mopta.
KKyNEBEc.
Branch Mills-Aag. IS. Rosco waistein, only
child of aerbsrt L. and Lucis A. Finkham, aged
y months, 20 days.
StGADAHoc.
Bsth-Aug. y, Eeith M, daughter Of Charlie.
l.. and Fannie VI. Nichols, aged months and q
DAYS: Aug IS, Walter, 500 Of Tho sna Mary
r. Harrison, aged months and days.
SOMERSET.
Detroit-Aug. %, Allie, wife Of S. E. Piamner
WALDO.
R.I.x.t-Ass. 20, Mrs. Rosanna Young, widow
of me late Col 4. II. Young. aged ~ years and
Soa,h nontyiile-Aug. IL. J. E. Mcdowell for
merry of Washington, aesd ~ years
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UNE MASON ELECTRlQUE.-
L.un des chefs de maison Edison
de Londres, possede une maison Oh
Felectricite Joue III grand .6le.
81 guelph III s'approche de In
porte d'entrep, ceile ci s'onyre
q elle-mtme ct Sc referme automa-
tiluement.
DAs que le visitenr place son
ped Il les matches dn roiche,
des %sonnet'es sont agitfes a In
cuisine ct dams Ie cabinet dn
MATTE DE- Ia maiSon.
En- tonchant lie martean, Ia porte
SOnvre dele meme a,ant q.4 le
comp ait reirnti ct pendant IL diner
nne musiQne jonfe par l'elpc1ricit6
charme les OfelIlts des conviveS.
81 mn invite passe la nit, an
moment on il entire dams sa chamose
le lit Sc diconvre de lni meme 1t,
qnand il eteint ga bongie, tout uno
bande de sq%ne'ett-s. de plprrps
t"m"iairrs ct DIES hibonx g~lissant
ie long DIES mIraillrs. parai>sent ct
'tlSparaissent dams une lueur dia.
boliqu-.
BIen amnsant ponr les invites,
to"'e cette fantastic 6lectrique
macabre.
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A I.eBIEse ssU 4 VENgDgsR

Ie soussi.ne pronrif' ri I'd" 81 .nnn acres Dc
terre sifn4s t,ns Ia rmraiss~ Vrrlui,lisD, aux
ensirOls .la Lac Arthur. lnlera pour Ia
culture in riz on astre IN .ilte terrs aux
cOHditi0nS >uivaifeS.
I'm quart lie u rke,ite iusqn'a cent acres.
ct mn Gina ieme an ste-su. .ls cent acres
La tarre est . n,nure..
II v.nira a $6nO !'arre. "a Tuhl~ NJ tiers -
III moi ie G. mn.ant. TT liz balance 4 I'm an ~
deRx ans lie ere lit
.iptts t-rre est pr0pre q tantes sertes l.
culture.
S'aare. serA
j. GUEYDAE.
Shell Beach. par"i>sr V-rm,l len. La.
GA anx hurranx lie Ia SENrrsELLR dc Thib>-
daux paiir i,.0rnn.ti"us niS.iahleA~
Dee -S.ie
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LIE PRESIDENT EFT LIE CHINoIs.-

LIE KS EOtN 6N Ell LIZ
LIE voyage du president ell Ca,ifor
ME u et- marqnA par I'm petit
incident qui a fat Ia joie de Nj.
Harrison 1T de son encourage.
Etant I'll promenade a Seal Rock,
IL president y avisA 4 i'6taiage
dune bo"tfqne ;en"r par IN Chinois
ON coluilIage qul lni "a pin et don't
il u vOuln fare l'emplrtte Il tire de-
souvenir de cette excursion. NJ.
Harrison done sorti de sou porte
monnaie un bean billet dun dollar
tout neuf ct IA ipndn an Chinois en-
pavement dn coqniilage desire.
Mais ie Cihnols, branlaut la tGte
avec un mir de m6fiance, a r6pon
du: SPAS bon, moi vonioir argent"
LIE president n'ayant que des
bil'ets ct de Tor dams sa poche a do
emprunter IN dollar Ell argent 4
qneiau'un de ~ suite ponr pon
vOir donner satisfaction au Celeste
OF exporter son coqaillage.
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I'm mid q srrEents. Les auto.
fitfs de Petersburg (Virginie) All
mettent QUEEN Negro du nom de
johnson contiamna A mort ct don't
Fexsca t4au deit aynir lieu IL 90 mai
proclaim. est enf-rme dams une
celluie d. Ii tIi>nn du com'<, 4ui
est IN vfiitable uid & serpents. On
peut Noir les St penis raml,er sur
les da, eS de IA eeliale sal,H sin.
ssieter de Ia presence Gu prisop
Aier.
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VlsITE.-Nous avon r. GU, crtie
semainr la visite de NM. Geo l..
Nctl.re ct de FL. G. Mcclure, lie
Gibson City, Illinois.
GEES messieurs snnt pOsSrssenrs
pOnr enx It pour q autrrs ste cail.
tanx imrortants qn lis c%herchrnt
a faire fructifi-r. Leur ,isiie avail,
ponr but tie ST ren.eigner II hs
avautages ct les Resources dr.
noire l.aioisse. lis ont parm tres
satiSfaits de &c qniis ont WI 1T len,
impression est qn'h y a qnellne
chose A faire chez mons. lis ne
propo-tnt, di>rnt lis, de r-yenir
dams quefiaes >%ennaines, apes
s'etre cnn>ulles wee les capItaiis,e,
de leur County"
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FOiKkS 1T ExuUksluNs.-tuc

FOlRES 1T ExUUkblUNs.-tulc.
venue IL saison DIES FIeuIs, des
Excursions ct des Foires Chacun
sent IL besoin de &c distraire, de
respirer les efauves prinianieres ct
dc na.iguer sur nOtIe beau Ell
nt'l. bay on Lafourch-, ct ron So
porte en- fouls sur nos grntils
steamboats, Qnand la promenade
doit surtont avoir nn bat non
settlement AGREEABLE mails utile,
bienf,isant Ell recommandnble sous
tons les rapl,orts.
Notre population est ainSi fate,
QUE fairr Buvre de chart est pour
ellie accompIir un d-xolr iacile 1T
Agreeable.
Parmi les plus attrayantrs Ell Ia
plus m-litante de crs Foirrs, mons
rite,ons c-ll- one dol, hnnn-r, les
70 TT "a mai, IL Rev. L. THY cure A
LMkl.ort, pour Pachevement de
son eg i>e Get flItic- r-ligieux
al fat .ieja la gl"ire DIES noml,r TX
paiuissien> de 81. Sa .veut, ct 4ni a
DEF , coure 4 de crosses soInmes, !.
b Soil, pc II e,rs compl"t, dc rer-
taines additions in.6rir"r> ct he
ce,tains travaux 4ui permettront
dy installer lOrgur 1agniiqh- al
tout rrcpmmrnt est arrive IEn
rope. Ce, O,gne fera bleEs6t Tor
g.eil DIES 6delrs ct dunne.a au
temple du Srign+ur Ia .i-.niere
chose a desi,er. Ii faui qu. celia
- fasse TT 10 plus promp'ement
20 .>ible. lie pierre tait mn appel
non settlement a srs p"rOls>rns
mails 4 to..s i+s cathuliq e~ DIES
Ell. irons.
Po,r CIT Otjst n excursion sur
la "Lonlsian-" par,iIa de Thiho-
danx, IL d.manrhr "a, 4 1880 dm
ma,in, pnu' Luckpnt, 1T le.i..nh'a
ie meme jour a $3.50 dn eoir. Unr
-1rell.hte m'sique .:ccOmpagnera
les excu, sionnist-s.
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Nine Htsse invite ses nOmbI eusps
clientes a alltr yisiier Vol magasin
rue Market, on e'les rOnrIont
admirer IN rhoix yaiia ct compiler
d'artirleS lie psIntemps ct d'eie-
Voir rani"nce.
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parait quo les limitations d

II parait quo les limitations de
cafe en G aims aont revenues u ie
marcht dc New York; les faux
graf =, en- collie de pate, sont tres
bipn mites IT a. vendeht veits on
s,ill6s, y. chOix d. l'acheteur. lis
out pour lea d.taillants ma'honne
tea IL grand avantage d'etre bean
coap plus tonrds que lee grains de
cafe yeritab.ea.
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NnTvEAUx ARRANGEMENTS
HSsTEE. Dsss ETfk q
EncoigDur+ de- rn-s Green ct Thlksdanl

EHCUiaDHFF UH+ rtHa rfeHu OF ThlE0d0RH,
NJ Thomas Ai,arti Prevent ses apse
les voya-enrs auH Went de taire De non
veaux arrangements qui iui perMettrsnt =
s'atisfaire tout cas1 4ai v.adrsht Fh.anes
fer Dc laur esati4nre
R<pas 2 tants henrf de II taarnfe ss -
commando.
Table d hStx q 10 aesrr. da tnatin spss
dsienHer OF 4 ! Ii sair pc III. din ar
ChAlHhrea eonlsno.es at hisn gArnisss
PRIx MODEkKs
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La police de Chicago recherche
achievement an iuconnu, que ron
euppose e're un Italien, qui a tue
4 coups de poignsld dams Ia rue
M psuvrr commits dtepicerie
nomm9 John from, qni l'avait
h~urtt par n6garde avec uu paquet
Quill portrait.
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Notre co labnrateur ct ami IL
Major 3. Grisamore a 6te absent
u,te pautie de cette semainp, de
Thibodaux. Ii ftait appe'e ! la
Nonvrlle Otlean~ pour assister \
M rennio" dies g,ands dignitailes
de t'ofdre DIES |. .. y. F.
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DECEs -Jendi, 80 avril, 1891, 4
1880 dn >olr, est decide NAT le
bayoa Laf.ur..he, Mr.. Joseph LIE
vron. age de IS ans, IL mois e. 10
jours.
Les ~fnnarailles ont Ell lien le
end-main sauedi, en- feglI>e
ea,holiqne st. Joseph, a Thihodaux.
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TEMPS EFT RECOLTEs More
region est danS la dGsoiaiion un-
sechtr.sse letSl>ta t. 1T qni
menace de strttlniser, comp ronirt
n0s cultures 'lfp is IA Plus g,hndr
jnsqua la pln~ letitr. LA itire
frulilIee It aSsaiffe,. demanie pn
vain IN peu dea que IT, ciel mex
orab'e ini refuse. La canine sd. fire. t;
nos jatd,ns n'offreni Plus que DIES
prod its ,i.sseshes, Ia vrrdn,r sen
va, les f1eurs me"rrnt, nos citprnaS
se yitleni ct nos menagerts ne
sayent plus q qael s.sint Sc vOuer.
o ST. M6tard ayez ri,ie de nous /!
Toute ,,laisanterie d pat, il est
certain que Get etit dr chooses est
tres nnisihir 4 nous autr+s Qal
S0nff, on<; il est non moinS certain
que dams diu,res endrnlts, peut
etre pea eIo'gues de nous, In puip
tomhe ptohah'emeni IN Abundance.
ri les Dieux immorrrls en- fai>aient
une iust- tdpartition mons ne
Serioas pas a In willie DE- mourn de
soft on Il alter noitS ahreuver d lean
du l,ayo /. c. qne l'on fait dSia, ne
vons el trpfaiSr |. c,p"r. II y en-
o qui Negligent les soins dc pro re
t6 les plus eI.mentaires par Ia
haine quits ont lie 81 seivir de lean
limoneuse tie nos ctuts dean.
Les fruits dc Ia teire tells que les
pOmmts de iprre 1t les 0lgnons
tronvent SIR ,e marchf de la Nan-
velle Or ems IN placement tres
a%vantag-lx. lis ne vairnt ri-n
mOins Fun daus l'ant,e que de 8 4
6 piaS'rps le bari. Heurrnx sent
e+ux qne rinnnda'ion a eparg nss
et qni ont Iu pl"titet dc le.rs ira
yRux.
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La cOllectAHr lie fax-s pour In Vile ID
Tlihnianx prfyieut tnu- lea interas~6a /
venir ans~i vi = que r".s<isl~ pay-r les taxes
dues 1T d'eviter angst les fruis que l.s d6iin-
qusnts aurvn' 4 sninr.
WALSH
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VOIRE.-OH0 Stduuc
FORE aura lieu les samtdi ct Iii
manche 16 ct II mai, a deux miles
de Thlbodaux, II la propriete de
MIR. Felix SEWN. Cette Foire es,
Organisre sous los auspices du
DR.. j.. Gdzzo notIe enrrgl4ue ct
.'Opuialre coroner. ct d pour bnt
lie venir au srconrs du fond du Be.
Drainage District.
81 jamais 9nvre a merite d'6tre
p"ironnre, aidee ct snntenIe par
t""s les ciiryens intellisen.s, c'esl
bien cpll- Ia. @ ,oi! il J a, a deux
pas de notie vile, tout III district
que l'rau recouvre TT enleve a
ag'ic ltm,e ct par consequent an
travail 1T a Ia subsistence dune
granite partie de nos cohcroyens!
IL s ~firaii ,i+ c%On,inn.r ct tiIlr tn
na,ai' dfgo1t dtja commences ct
en- tonne Vote dc progress. Ii ne
sera pas dit qe Ton recuI-ra
devann 9uelq rs sac' ificrs, 3'en
legers dn reS,r. 81 chaeun yea, y
apl'ortrr sol bon voilolr. Sacl'z
10 hien no,s drvonS alder nos
Vol ills. nos parents, % alnlS IT
s.chrz. Z aussi l-ur p.ospeiite sera
ia n6,le.
AIlons done to"s, les Is ct II
mai, u la Foi,e qni Sc tien,lra chez
Nj. Felix Se,in. "snns-nonsy
1T to -n no,s amuSant nous
terOn- une lOnne &C ,On.
Lannonce IIu.is ,.rOtart bpa"cOnp
H.. ~ s,.l Z. d- cnnIse< dp rhrva X.
.i- ii, II pa, egai. Sal s comrter les
raft arhiss. m-uI~ lie tout.s SOitrs.
IMMIGRATION TITLE En- p,e-
sence .iu mo enent g.uet al d OPT.
Mon q"i ierl.me lie seveles
restrictions conire immigration,
un jo nn.I d" Sad, lie Aews de
Gas. rstnn. p,otestr cnn're Fostra-
cismr q.i frappe eSalrment les
mdigrnIs .poirs iOupeIs, ct les
gems. hniHnrrs IT ftmmrs q"i
Il. rivent Sans argen', miiS avec
IL. bnns bras ct d" courage au
Htra,"il
Les Eats da Sud, dit 10 Ncrs,
ont be>oin immigrants pouvant
.oulant traveller, ct c-si, a ce
point lie we. IN ma herr que So
nOi ,i-r ce t,lle ronrre ! inning. n
ton. Q,.nn Lirigr les cmisrantS
-n, opfehs $ r les torts dn Sud, on
On a g.and E>oin d. bras pour
la.,ic ,lt"le On NJ devr,ir re
Ionss-r nj IN hum ne III unr fem Ne
don't ! : maius Sunt .n,larcies aus
traVanX mdl,telS.
II ne manq"- pas d'evcellentes
THEORIES; maIs c'+st l'appIication
qni est dlfi:ile.
UN .slNGULIER EMPOISONNEMENT
L-Un. ,ir & :ile lie Little Rnck
"a k,nSas) >ignal- TN singu.ipr
Ca h'empnissonnrment.
Tont- un- fam,llr lie nOmadps
dn nom tir Is ii iii &, 50 PENDANT de
Tipto" tT-nnrs-r.) an Texas, IA e,e
myStari-n>+ment -~mroi>onnee pen
dant au'elle campalt dams lie coDte
dr. Boon+ tA,k.">a~.)
III mere ct d.nx i-unes enfants
sont morris. Ell dfpit de tous les
soins que Pom a pn leur pro,iiguer,
ct le pere e, lea deux autr+s en-
fan \ mont pm 6tre ~anves qu'avec
les plus granhes difficulties.
;. L'e"lu6te n demon,re que ces
. infntunes avaien' ere emnoisonnas
, par mn gros mile pied~ quils
avaient fait hmnililr par m4gatd-
dams lean avec laluelle lis avaient
fait leur cafe.
LIE pRESlDENT EFT LIE
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Uns gran.ie uu.nr;t< d. BARDEAUX. ~
miere quaiitA ct d6iis rfs snr . herd .u Kayeu
Lafonrche a "hifr.aaus. S'aare.eerA Mr.. n
l.. CARO-. agent poar Mr.. Jules ! 6chsux. =
aux hurrarvf y, "a SESriSELLF lie TAihadaux.