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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-04-23

foremen, nearly every one of them is a
colored man. You can find no such con-
dition of affairs in any northern state.
1--WE lead the world in the manufacture
of all-tobaeco cigarettes and eheroots. The
demand for these is constantly on the in
crease, but it does not appear to diminish
the sale OF the paper cigarette, to which
you make such general objection.
where is the best leaf tobacco for
American cigars and cigarettes raised !?
IN New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania,
Virginia and Florida. The latter is loom
ing up as great tobacco-producing GEN.
ter. Has the new tariff law been of adj
vantage to American manufacturers of
cigars? Well. yes; we all make more
than we did"
Yet we would almost wager that this
typical Virginian' votes with the
enemies of the great industry which he
describes.
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EUROPEANS IN AFRICA.
Almost Five Sixths of This Vast Continent
Covered by European Claimants.

Covered Dy european claimants
The art Of annexing continent, which
had its first modern example in the occu-
patton of America by the maritime ma
tons of Europe, has developed remarkably
within the present century, if we may
judge from the rapidity with which the
same nations are taking possession of
Africa. The annexation of this continent
has progressed as far within twenty years
as that of America did within two cen
turtles. Twenty years ago, the cry of
africa for the Africans would have had
some warrant in fact. To-day, africa
for the European" would better indicate
the situation, since fully fve-sixths of the
whole continent are covered by European
claims.
The districts thus annexed cover i've
sixths Of Africa, only about Two million
square miles remaining unappropriated.
and this largely made up out of the Libyan
desert, which no one wants. As for the
French Sahara, it is much less desert
than is generally supposed. Water seems
to be everywhere present at no great
depth, and an oasis is easily formed by
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-04-23
NOT AN EXPERIMENT.
Tinplate Manufacturing on a Solid Bias is
Here.


Here.
A correspondent who has been deceived
by the misrepresentation of the free-trade
press writes this:
Il read in the different papers of the
manufacture of tin in Chicago by Norton
Bros The st. Paul Pioneer says that
this firm import their tin from Wales,
their iron plate also from Wales, also the
man who dip the plates are imported
from Wales. Will you give US the facts
upon the subject?"
1. The Norton Bros. import their tin
ore, though not from Wales, because as
yet it is not produced in great quantities
in the Unieed States. But the Welsh
manufacturers import most of their own
ore, because the British mines do not pro-
duce nearly enough for the supply of the
British tinplate works. At this point
please to keep in mind that tin ore comes
duty free to the United States, and will
do so until July |, 1898, when an expert
mental duty will be placed on it, to be re-
pealed in 1895, unless it shall appear that
protection las so stimulated the produc-
ton as to result in yield of more or less
than 5000 tons of cassiterite, bar and
block tin yearly.
g. While experimenting as to the abili-
ty of American workmen to make tinplate,
Norton Bros did use small quantity of
imported steel mot iron) plates, because
the American mills were not making
of the proper thickness, but this was dur
ing the experimental stage only. AS soon
as they found that tinplates could be
manufactured by American workingmen
they arranged for supply of American
made plates.
3. The St.. Louis Stamping company
has passed the experimental stages and is
turning out from 800 to 400 boxes of tin
plate daily, the steel or iorn plates used
being of American make
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-04-23

Poultry are bred by two classes of peo-
pie: One from the pleasure they derive
from it, the others for the money there is
in it. All men have their hobbies. Some
in dress, other in fine homes, others IN
horses, others in dogs, and it is unnatural
for some to have it in poultry? But even
when pleasure is the object, profit can
be derived; fresh eggs and choice meat for
home use are advantages that must not be
overlooked. Unlike most hobbies, poultry
affords little profit with the pleasure, to
say the least.
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Japanese Buckwheat.

]. w, of Waverly, Iowa, writes: l hear
good many inquiries about japanese
buckwheat | bought one peck of seed
last spring and raised "a bushels on one
half acre. | am certain it will yield 2 or
8 times as much as other kinds, and it is
about two weeks earlier. 1t makes mme
and better -four than other kinds. The
miller speaks very highly of it, and l
would advise farmers to give it trial.
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Sheep Are Delicate Feeders.

Sheep are the most delicate feeders of
all domestic animals. When the weather
is warm they are especially liable to be off
feed and unless their owner is extremely
careful they will be cIoyed and refuse to
eat as they should for several days there
after. Sheep do not need ground feed.
They can digest whole grain better than
otF stock excepting poultry. But por-
ton of wheat bran in their feed and whole
oats will greatly lessen the danger that
they will become cloyed.
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GRAND JURY AT WORK.
The Investigation Into the Chicago Whis
key Trust Conspiracy Continues.

CHICAGO, April 13.--The federal grand
jury today again took up the investiga-
tim of the charge that Secretury Gibson,
of the whiskey trust, conspired to destroy
the Shufeldt distillery District superin-
tendent Tubbs, of the Western Union Tel,
egraph company, was examined as to Ger
tain kilograms. District Attorney Mil
christ says the statute under which an in,
dictnent against Gibson is sought is very
weak and it is doubtful whether convic-
ton could be secured under it in case ar
Indictment was fOund
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"ROBBER BARONS."
Free Trade England Has Plenty OF
Them

At the third ordinary general meet
ing of Brown BayIey's steel works, held
on the 18th ult. at Westminster Palace
hotel, London. the chairman announced a
dividend of 25 per cent, the same as last
year. and thought the prospect was good
for a continuance through the present
year of dividends at the same rate Evil
IDENTIFY the Mckinley bill has not hurt that
company much more than it is hurting the
Bessemer company. So thatthe extreme
care that some of our senators and repre-
sentatives were takin,s of British manu-.
featuring interests was uncalled for.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-04-23
AN ODD CHARACTER.
The Rules of Health He Followed Thro'

The Rules of Health He Followed Through
Long Life.
In the suburbs of Providence there has
just died a widely known Rhode Island old
timer, John Turner Ingraham, says the
Boston Globe. He had kept a country gro
Gerry for sixty-six years continuously at one
stand, and sold New England rum and
West ILgy goods before most of the men
now living were born. He reached the age
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S62, 2S6,7O3 $50, 222, 90

The imports of sugar in the month of
January, 1891, amounted to $780,, 859,
and are included among the duitable i'm
ports. If these are added to the free i'm
ports, as they should be to show the effect
of the new tariff when in full operation, it
would increase the volume of free imports
to $50. 923, $40, which is one-half the total
imports for the month.
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A Thong hit from the Side of the Child.

There isn't anything in the world pref
tier than child in the picturesque gar
ments of the present day. The very
sight of one is something to be distinctly
grateful for whole day thereafter. In
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THE HOUSEHOLD.
LIFE'S EPlTOME.
ANNIE f. p. Soaring.

burst of light and song and stars,
OF hope and dreams and sometime glory
Days begun.
little phrase, a little blame,
little floating breath of fame,
little sitting in the sun, a little sign-and
Day is donei
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Lost time is never found again, and
what we call time enough often proves lit
tie enough.
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Fast Man Line with vestibuled frAses ~
tween Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paw ans
Minneapolis.
Trans-Contfnental Route between Chicago
Council Bluffs, Omaha and the Pacific CeAsa
Great National Route between Chicago. KAn-
sas City and st. Joseph No.
300 Miles of Road reaching ali principal
points IN II inos, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa.
Missouri and Dakota
Fer maps, time tables, rates OF passage ase
freight exc, apply The Arrest station agent OF
the CHICAGO, GILwAUKEE & ST.. PAUL RAuwAy,
or to any Railroad Agent nywhere in the Wee
ROSWELL MILLER, A.V Fl. CARPENTER
General Manager. Gen1 Pass and Tkt Ags.
For information reference 10 Lands ana
TowDs owned by the CHICAGO MILWAUKEE ST.
PAUL RAILWAY CoNPAEY. write to 81. g. HAUeAH
Land Commissioner. Milwaukee WiscoGcin-
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Cloth from the Spiders Web

An Englishman named Stillbers has
actually made cloth of the spiders web,
which has been employed for purposes
of surgery. A gentleman travelling
through the country, who recently stop
ped in Washington, stated that this man
Stillbers had gone quite extensively into
this spider-wep cloth making. The
spiders are mostly from tropical countries,
mostly from Africa and South America,
and very large. In one room there are
some FIVE thousand cases. The spiders lay
their eggs and about the latter spin cocoons
Thes cocoons are gathered, and are pre-
pared for weaving by some such chemical
and mechanical processes as are undergone
bv the cocoon of the silk worm.
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with grass or clover, is the best place in
which to turn your pigs IN the spring;
be convenient, and then with the habits of
the herd attended to they will be sure to
thrive
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LIE nOmbre Ell est henreuSement
ASSET r~eStreint ct les pleasures sont
chez tous considerees CONNIE peu
graves, mails il ma pas etc encore
possible de recueillir les MONS de
cenx qul ont etc atteints.
La pharmacie de VI. b. A. Day a
etc rasee ct les pertes sont evaluees
a 5000
Plusieurs ~epiceries voisines ne
sont psns qu'un amas de decombres,
ainsl que bon nombre. d'antres
lmmeubles Ia briqneterie Fang
Reddy Il Co. a etc considerable,
ment endommagee. mails les degats
sont converts par les assurances.
Entin cette eprenve est la plus
rude qui ait iamais trappe la vile
de Baton Rouge, bien des fois
visitee dependant par DIES incendles
desastreux ct d'assez violentes
tempttes.
La Nonvelle Orleans, qui Sc
tfonVait Il lie passage du cyclone,
ma etc epargnec, parait il, que par
suite dun detour biusqne de celui-
ci, canse par la preston barometri,
que plus eleree. de cette section
les cyclones Sc fiayant. t%oujours un
chemin par on lis trouveut lie
moins de resistance.
Nous avons etc quittes lei, a
assez bon marche. QneIqnes bour-
rasques souf1iant d "A miles a
Fheure, ct plusieurs averses bien
nourries, sont la seule part que
nous avons u dc cette tempete ct
Ell presence des ravages qu'elle
vient de faire a Baton Rouge, il
taut nous en- louer.
Les communications telegraph
CUES sont interrompues sur la
ligne dn Southern Pacific de
l'autre cote du Bayou Lafourche ct
des ouvTiers ont etc envoyes sur
les lleux pour reparer les degdts.
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LIE BAYOU.-Chose asseZ rare 4
cette epOque de l'annee lie bayou
Lafourche offre encore une naviga.
ton faclle ct tres-avanfageuse
poar les riverains. Les derniers
ensemencements surtout ceux de
mails De respondent pas aux espe-
rances de la plupart de nos
%planteurs. Tous ceux qui ont YOU.
lu proiter do retIait des eaux pour
seiner dams les endroits inondes
auparavant, Sc PLACEMENT que des
Insectes vlennent ronger lie germe
on la jeune plaute ct rend Ia
recolte impossible.
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ALLONS A LA GRAND1LE.-N'ou-
bliez pas que c'est lie IA proclaim
que commencent les excursions a la
Grand'Ile. LIE corps ct lesprlt ne
peuvent que b6nefcier de ces voya.
ges au bord de la mer que vous
pouvez raccouIcir on allonger au
gre de vos desirs. Les distractions
NJ manquent point dams File: les
hotels y sont passables la peche la
chasse ct surtout les bains sont de
~puissants attraits pour les santes
compromises ct surmecees pen
dant toute une aimee de travaux
ct de s0ucls.
LIE Steamer Louisiana don't vous
pouyez lire rannonce ofre toutes
les facilities d%esirables spoGr les
amateurs.
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AVIS AUX LECTRICEs.-Mme

AVIS AUX FREDERICKSBURG
Hesse Went lie receyOir un nouyel
ct splendide assortement de cha
peaux pour danes ct demolselles.
Les formes sont tout d fat a la
derniere mcde; aussi de tres joiies
feurs, des dentelles blanches,
cremes ct noires de diverses qualities
ct de differences largenrs ajoutez
Y III grand assortment de marchan.
discs pour la saison d'ete.
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CoNvOCATION.-Les membres
du Club des Planteurs, sont notifies
pa avis insere dams ce numerO,
de Sc tInuver d la reunion qui doit
avoir lieu, a midi, IL 10 de ce mois,
dams la sale de l'association, dams
laguelle des affaires de la plus
haute Importance dolvent 6tre
traitees.
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BANQUE DE THIBoDAUx.-Il y

BANQUE DE THIBoDAUx.-H y
aura certainement une banque a
Thibedaux. Les actions sont pla-
Gees, la charte est publlee, les
OFFICERS sont NOMINEES, lie local est
choisi ct une partie du mobilier est
achete mails la banq7e nest pas
encore instalIee ct ma pas encore
commence ses operations. C'est
done par un effort tres.cnrieux
d'imaglnation que certains jour.
naux e~crivent que la dite banque
fait de brillantes affaires ct qn'eiIe
tient ses Offices dams un hotel
Waverly inconnu 4 Thibodaux.
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DUEL ENTIRE DEUx JOURNALS

DUEL ENTIRE DEUX JOURNALS
TEs DE LA NOUvELLE ORLEANS
I'm duel a repee a eu lieu
mardi dernier, entire Mr.. l.. p.
Bouby de rOrleanais ct Mr.. Al. S.
Caruthers de la Mascot. Les denx
Sc sont rencontr6s SUI lie sol de
pEtat du Mississippi.
Mr.. Caruthers a etc assez legere
ment blesse au.dessous de Fnil
gaucne lie sang a coul6 ct rhonneu1
a etc declare s~atisfait par les te
uOins.
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MEETING.-A une reunion tenue,
mercredi dernier, par les action
naires de la Thibodaux Branch of
the Southern Building and Loan
association of New Orleans, j. L.
Aucoin a etc elu, president, J. S. T.
Dezauche, vice-president, S. I.
Grisamore, secretaire ct tresorier
ct Thomas A Badeaux, avocat.
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La FETE DU IA JUILLET.-La
fete f~raneaise du IA juliet promet
a'etre ceIebree d la Nouvelle Or
leans avec un eclat inaccoutume.
Tous ceux qui aiment les bellies
decorations, euxd'artifices, courses,
chants, m~usique, bal, discours etc.
ferout bien De Sc rendre ce jour la
daus la vile du croissant.
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Notre voisin lie Courier de Hon
ma a profile du 4 Juliet pour nous
apparaltre sous I'm jou- tout
nouveau ct tout & fait allechant.
LIE formal considerablement aug
ment6, ct un luxe illustrations,
je veux dire de portraits de per.
sonnages illustres dams la paroisse,
qui faisait de Petition du 4 Juliet
un numero tres attrayant ct tres
prise des %lecteurs. II ny a que
le premier pas lui co1te; ct nous
aurons dOrenavant q Houma scion
toute probabilite, un Journal demo
cratique Qui donnera pour la pa.
roisse Terrebonne, la note juste
pour les elections prochaines.
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ExCURsIoN.--On dit qu'nne com.
pagnle de pompiers de la Nouvelle
lberie dOit douner une excursion
de cette vile a Tbibodaux lie &c
courant.
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JURI DE POLICE.-La derniere
session du iuri de police a dure
deux jOurs. LIE tableau dfassesse-
ment pour 1891 a etc examine ct
appronve. LIE total Sc monte a
$2.3J6. 925. LIE tableau de Passes
seur pour Pannee 1890 accusait un
chiffre de $2.376.925, ce qui accuse
une difference de $4,000 entire les
deux tableaux. II serait peut.etre
curieux de chercher la raison de Get
ecart tout en- d6faveur du dernier
assessment.
L'assiette de I'impot GU des
taxes, CONNIE on dit, est etablle
CONNIE suit pour la paroisse
Lafourcbe:
a mills pour les depenses gene.
rales.
= mills pour les foDds d'ecoles.
I mill pour les batiments de-
coles,
l mill pour lie fond de drainage
ce qui falt en- tout 8 mills.
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RcLAIRAGE.-A la seance tenue
dams lie mois d'ayiil dennier, par lie
July de Police, lie president tut
autolis4 4 acheter quatre rever-
befe7 pour eclairer lie care Oh Sc
tT0uge la maison de cour Ces
Teyerberes sont arrives ct wont
etre mis- en- place dams III BRET
delai.
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lie conseil municipal a fait
abattre une vieille maisOn cOnnue
sous lie nom de ".Langman building
situee al coin des rues st. Philippe
ct Ste. Brigitte. Cette batisse
menacait RUNE ct constituait pour
les PEASANTS I'm danger permanent.
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NOTREFEUILLETON.-No com
mencerons la semaine prochaine la
publication dun nouyeau feuilleton:
lie Garde ChampGtre dn a la plume
decente, correcte ct fertile dun DIES
mellieurS rOmancierS de cette
epogue: Ellie Berthet.
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LIE 4 JUILLET.-La 115e. ann6e

LIE JUILLET.-La 115e. aimee
de Independence americaine a etc
ceiebree cette aimee avec IN luxe
onblie depuis longtemps.
La Nouvelle Orleans s'eSt parti.
Observation-Disclosures ct ses grands
hommes politiqnes ont fait mer
vellle. Qnel patriotisme ct CONNIE
on est fer de savoir une fois de
plus que nous sommes en- Republi-
que, que nous sommes tons lib.es
ct que nous persons tOujours bien
quand nous persons CONNIE nos
chefs politiques! La Constitution
nous protege disent.ils ct il faut
etre aveugle pour ne pas voir ct
ne pas ~comprenire qn'elle fotme
le palladium de NOS Liberties ct de
notre independence.
La Constitution nest plus cepen.
dant ce que SEES createurs Tout
fate; ct malgre sa clarte, malgre
les lnestimables bienfaits don't ellie
etait la source, c'est une VERGE qni
d etc bien solvent vioIee, non
settlement par la guerre civile mails
surtout pendant l'epoque soi-disant
de la reconstruction. Assez u ce
sojet i%rritant, ct constatons dun
cRur joyeux qn'On s'est beaucoup
| DIVERT a la Nouvelle Orleans ct,
plus pres de nous a DonaldsonvilIe
ct a Alexandra on la celebration
du 4 juliet semble avoir' atteint la
hauteur dune veritable epopee.
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I'fcole pnblique connue sous lie
nom lie "Guion Academy" a fermee
ses p0rtes yendredi Gernier.
Les eleyes ne sen PLACEMENT pas
ct les mattresses ne sen plaignent
guere.
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LIE souverneur Nichols, accom-
payne de sa fami!le est venu
reinforcement rendre yisite a son
fils qui dirige rhabita;ion Ridge.
field.
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n CVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
HOTEL E1ES E~TRANGER&,
DIES rues Green cit Thlnoaan

NJ. Thomas Alherti PREVENT ses ne
les voyageurs quill Went de faire de non
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront d.
s'atisfaire tout ceux aui voudronr Thence
rer deieur contianee
Repas atoute heure de Ia lourn6e ct en-
commando.
Table d'h6te a 1U heurts du matin .pcu
deieuner ct d 4 heures d. soir pc II diner
Chambres conlmoLe s ct bien garEies.
MODERES.
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Une grande quantite de BARDEAUX, pre-
miere qualite ct delivres sur 10 bord du Bayou
Lafourche a Thibodaux. S'adresser a Mr.. o.
Z. CARO-. agent pour Mr.. Jules D6chaux. oc
aux bureanx de Ia SESTINELLE de Thibodauz.
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NOTICE.

: LIE collector lie taxes pour la vile de
T~hihodaux PREVENT tous les interesses a
venir aussi vie que possible payer les taxes
dues - d'eviter anssi les frais que les d6lln-
quants auront a subir.
J. WALSH.
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AyENDRE.

nEUX POMPES DE - POUCES, POUR
II irrigation. Machines ct bouilloires en-
bon ordre. S'adresser d
Mr.. GEORGE DIONNE.
GU d la Sentlnelie de Thihodaux.
A-lI-oltf
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Fumez les "Thibodeaux Special
Cigars ct vous serez heureux.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.
Arrivee ct depart des trains a Thibo-
6aux, % novembre, 1889.
PREMIER TRAIN.

Quite Thibodaux a 1920 heures q, m.
svee la MALE de FOuest.
Arrive d Tbihodaux a 5 heures 80 d. M.
aFec ia MALE de la Nouveile ORLEANS.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-07-11
A vENDRE.

Sur les mes Canal ct Grace a Thibodauz 8
maisons ct plusinurs lots. TN vendra en-
tout on en- partle. S'adresser a Mr.. l.. Krae-
mer Ma!agay P. O.. La. gu a la S~ESTINELLE
DE THIBoDAUx.