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Did you ever see a sickly
baby with dimples I? or a heal
thy one without them?
A thin baby is always deli
cate. Nobody worries about
a plump one.
If you can get your baby
plump, he is almost sure to
be well. If you can get him
well, he is almost sure to be
plump.
The way to do both there
is but one way-is by CARE
Full LIVING. Sometimes this
depends on SCOTS Emulsion
Of cod-liver oil.
We viii send you a boo
on it; free.
scoEr s powsn, Chemists. i tsa South 9Th Avenue.
New YORK.
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orArE OF NEW JERSEY.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE
MN. a.ss1rIlt

OFF1cE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE
TREASURY,
TRENTON. December Z, 1891.
Pursuant to an act OF the Legislature. entitled
"An act relative TO the Public Printing, approved
karcs IS 1888 propo sals will he received BY the
Comptroiler do Te current prin ring or tue TWO
Houses ef Legislature at the session OF 1871
Ali proposals must he addressed 70 the under
signed en- iorse -proposRis for Current Print ing,
and mitst be delivered this once not later tnan
o.a.oek noon, January 4 s92.
Samples ana specifications NAV % seen AZ tais
once WI. &. EkPRESHE1sER
Comptroller.
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CLOAK, SUIT and FUR
DEPARTMENTS.

We with pleasure call attention to
the list Of GARMENTS, SUITS and
FURS mentioned below, suitable Tor
Holiday Presents. The collection Is
almost inexhaustible, and, in point OF
artistic merit, representing as 1t does
the creations of the best artists OF
Paris, London. Vienna. Berlin and
New York, makes visit to the De-
partments where they are exhibited
interesting and educational, as well
profitable when purchasing.
ALASKA SEAL JACKETS.
ALASKA SEAL COATS.
ALASKA SEAL CAPES.
FUR-LINED GARMENTS.
CAPES rs, "a and 30 inches deep in
all fashionable Furs.
FUR SCARFS with Animal Heads.
MUFFS and BOAS in endless variety.
Novelties in MBROID D E r E D
PLUSH and CLOTH CAPES.
IMPORTED CAPES for deep and
half mourning.
TRAVELLING GARMENTS in light,
medium and heavy-weightmaterials.
MACKINTOSHES Imported and
Domestic) in styles and cloths pre-
pared especially for us.
Every one warranted waterproof If
they do not prove so. return them' and
we will re fund the money.
WRAPS in Plush, Camers Hair, and
Cloth, for elderly ladies.
London made WALKING JACKETS
and COATS in over 500 separate
styles.
IMPORTED COSTUMES at half
original cost.
SUITS. completely finished, or with
waists finished to order. OF our own
make, at one-third less than regular
prices.
MISSES COATS in a grand assort-
ment of Fancy Scotch materials.
MISSES JACKETS, NEWMAN
KETS and CAPES, trimmed in all
desirable and durable Furs.
Also, an imm ense assortment of
MISSES SUITS for dress, school and
street wear, at about one-half regu-
lar prices, and rs PARIS DRESSES
at one-third of purchase cost.
Notwiths tand ing the low prices at which
we offer these goods, we adhere to our
fxed rule of making NO charge for alter
ing Ladies' or Misses Suits, Cloaks, Fur
Garments or Fur Capes.
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EEpER AL CLUB

Some of the members of the Federal
Club are not thoroughly satisfied with
the work of the committee having in
charge the reception Thursday night.
The first appearance of the Federal Club
band is being waited for anXiously.
Every member of the club is anxiously
waiting for chance TO vote for president.
1t seems to be the universal opinion hat
a truthful and an energetic man shonld
I'LL this position The betting is dollars
10 cents that Klein will not be reelected.
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NEW JERs EY Gu B.

The members of the New jersey Club
have been inactive this week. Outside
of playing euchre aud rounce and dis
cussing the proposed stag nothing has
been done. The members, many OF
whom were intimately acquainted with
Mr.. Isaac Struble, intend passing ap2rc-
pirate resolutions.
There are three PROPOSITIONS for men,
bership being Investigated by tue COM
mitLee
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Nor1oE mo- cREprroRs.

Young administrator uf William b. Young, de-
ceased by order of the Deputy Surrogate OF
fudson County. date September Is 1891, hereby
gives no tice the creditors OF said decedens 70
The estate Of said decederr under oath or atirma-
ton within nine moDths from the date OF sal
order or they will be forever barred OF any action
therefor against said administrator; xrx>.,-e.
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TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Frederick w. Mass, deceased. Augusta
Mass execufrix or Frederick W. Mass. deceased
bv order OF the Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson Coun-
creditors of said decedent to bring in their debts
demands and claims against the estate OF said de-
months from the a3e of said order or they will be
forever barred Of any action therefor against said
executrix .,o,rsr. MACS
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TO cREpIToRs

Estate of Frederick Sm ith. deceased. catharins
Smith adminfst aLFix OF Frederick Smith. de-
ceaseti by order OF the Surrogate OF hudson Coun
~ dated October I2 1891 hereby gives notice 60
credftors OF said decedent to bring in their deuts
demands ana claims against the estate OF seid de-
cedent under oath or Affirmation, wtthLn nine
months from the date of said order thev will Ds
forever barred Of any action therefor against sal
admfnistratrtx- s....-x
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M Office OF sErTLEMENr.

Notiea Is herebygiven that the final account ofths
subscriber. administrator OF George Baler, de.
ceased viii be audited and stated by the
Surrogate OF the County OF Hudson. and reported
Tor seItlemsnt on Friday. the sth DAY Of January.
III Dated ocsObsr q. a. D: 1891;
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into a serious M istake. If he had
chosen to act like gentleman when
he cooled down, h e might, we dare
say, have made short work of the
charge of assault. Certainly nobody
would have thought any the worse of
him for a manly apology. Even if the
case were pushed, it woul Id have given
him a different standing in Court.
Now he figures in the unanvi-
able light of a man who calmly
and in cold blood insists
on being bully. 1t is to be hoped
that the Courts will presently con-
vince him that he cannot be one with
impunity in this town. We would be
sorry for Mr. Cole if he had shown
any sense of propriety in this matter;
but if he forces it to the bitter end
and waits for a conviction and a fine
to convince him that he did wrong,
we cannot see that the Trustees of
the Library can do anything but
promptly discharge him as a sequel.
Indeed, it is a wonder they ha We not
already suspended him pending in
vestigation.
Altogether, it is a very unfortnn ate
and painful business, and it gets
worse as it goes on.
DIR. Brett's Theory of r eIigion.
The Rev. DR.. Brett talked both
wisely and we'll at the Young Mems
Christian Association convention.
Religious people may be divided into
two classes. There are those who
want to cut themselves and the other
chosen few off from all human relations
and human sympathies. The other
class try to mingle humanity and re-
ligion together, to humanize their
worship and to chasten enjoyment by
a general toning up of human nature
by Christian influence.
This is evidently the class Dr. Bret t
belongs to. He cannot see why foot
ball playing or baseball should be
irreconclable with religion. On the
contrary, he wants to bring the relig-
ious and the irreligious into com
munion through the common ele-
ment of human nature in them, the
love of healthful and active enjoy
ment. 'Go out on the football field,
he tells his young Christian soldiers,
find out what touchdown is, take
an interest in the things that interest
other people, and when you interest
them in you, You can begin to lead
them the way you want"
We are heartily with DR.. B rett in
these ideas. No worse injnry can be
done religion than to make it of the
world a thing apart. 1t is true that
it should, in a sense, be q constant
element in life, but that it should be
used to exclude the interests and en-
joyments which are instructive with
human nature is in direct opposition
to the teaching and example of the
Master, who may we'll be called the
fountain head of all modern civil
ZauiOn
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wANAMAKER's IlUMBUG.
From ne Paterson Guardial

The contracts just made by Postmaster
Geueral Wannmaker with steamship
lines show the great subsidy scheme to be
hollow sham. Only two new routes are
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CARTERET CLUE.

The Entertaininment COMMITTEES OF the
Carteret Club has not vet fixed the date
for the stag entertainmrnt which Is ex-
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SUNDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1891.

This paper Is democratic In principles
and Is Independent in its ptelos on Gtt
local questions.
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Have You Got 1t?

Secrets are many. and II you haven't got It call
at the lewrely store with the Big WINDOW I5
will and that you not IN 1T until you ascer-
tain the prices of our large stock
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What is ScrofuIa

It is that impurity in the blood, which, accumu-
iating in the glands Of the neck, produces un-
slightly Jumps or swellings; which causes painful
running sores on the arms, legs. or feet; which
developes ulcers In the eyes, ears, or nose often
causing blindness or deafness; which Is the origin
Of plmples, cancerous growths. or many other
manifestations usually ascribed to "humors"
1t is a more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone, for scrofula combines the wo-ss
possible features of both. Being the mot ancient.
it is the most general of all diseases or affections
for very few persons are entirely free from 1t.
How can 1t be cured? By taking Hoods Sarsa~
parilla. which, by the cures 1t has accomplished.
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself to be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections of the blood
Hoods Sarsaparillais unequalled, and some of the
cures it has effected are really wonderful. fyon
suffer from scrofula in any of its various forms,
be sure to give Hoods sarsaparilla a trial.
Hoods Sarsapariila
Sold by all druggists 81; six for s5 Preparedoniy
by c. 1. HOOD q CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION
L to do general housework Mrs Weber. 1os
Essex
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SCOTT s Bowxa. Chemists. lsa South ssh Avenue.
New York.
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cITUATION WANTED BY RESPECTA BILE
- woman as housekee per Co look after .hild.
rem; bert references Address 2ss Warren st.
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CITuAT1oN WANTED TO DO UPSTAIRS WORK.
- by Danish girl. one year and half in the
country. PA warren sirset.
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SITUATIoN WANTED By A FIRST CLASS
= male cook best references. Address porme
len So Morris st.
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HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS AND WORK


RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A
IA situation in q private family chamber
maid and waitress; reference from last place Call
at IL Boland St.
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lul noss n'ayons rien a redouter de
nos ennemis en- dedans on en- dehors
parti.
lie peuple a etc lie premier 4 pre-
seater le Gouverneur McEnery a la
convention, CONNIE lie plus fort an
didat pour la nomination democratic
que la reunion du comite a claire
ment demontre combien il etait fort
les ants CONNIE les pros, Sc sont
declares en- sa favour, ct lie designen1
dlstlnctement CONNIE etant lie candi'
dat democratique lie plus populairr
mais non cclui dune combinaison n
dun marche, nj dune organisation
secrete, nj dune union en- dehors du
parti pas plus que celui dune clique
GU faction q~uslconlus mails simphmen
lie candidat du peuple!
H. H. NJ.
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LOUER OU vENDRE

LIE seussigne. preprietair- de $1,000 acres de
terre situes dams la paroisse Verm;llioE, aux
envirohs du Lac Arthur. 1ouera pour Ia
culture du riz on autre la dite terre aux
conditions suivantes.
Tn quart de la recolte jusqnn cent acres.
ct I'M cinquieme al iessus de cent acres.
La terre est entonree
IL vendra a $500 racre. pa 7able nm tiers on
Ia moitie compliant, ct la balaI-e / IN an GU
deux ans de credit.
Cette terre est propre a toutes sortes 9
culture.
S'adresser a
j. p. GURYDAN.
Shell Beach. paroisse Vermlllion. La.
Ga aux bureaux. de la SEsTINELLE de Thibo-
daux pour iniorma lions prealables.
Dec.-6-90
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NOTICE.

8 .THfB0DAUX BANK" vous donaeri
IL credit an pair sur tous lnanaats pavables
dams qaelqae endroit que &c soft des Eiats
juis. Et Vote compile. est toajours q la
disposition de vos mandats. On ne charge
rien pour DEPICTS d'argent, ct de plus On vous
fogrnis tles naandats en- blanc, ayee lesqaels
vous pourrez tirer 10 tout. gu une partie de
volre argent, scion votre bon piaEsir.
L.. baDque est lei pour vous %servir, ct ellie
compte sur vous, queIque pctites GU grandes
que soient sos atfaires.
Solicitaut votre patrona ge. je snie,
Tres respectueusement.
C.P. SHAVER, Caissier.
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NOTICE

NINE. HEsSE. MODESTO. entire Clement
VI Fleres ct la Banque. Went de recevoir
une assortment complet de marchandises de
saison qn'elle a choisi elle-meme. D Ia Nou-
velle Orleans. ChApeaux de formes nouvelles,
en- paille. velour ct feutre. pour danes.
demoiselles ct e%nfants plumes. ~soieries de
toutes couleurs, ct garnitures.
yelvetlres, rubans, tissus pour vOiles, aussI
Dress Goods de tontes qualities, etoffes noires
de tous prix .aussi blanches, crames ct couleurs
tendres, tannelles, moletons, ~satines, indlen-
mes, ETC., etc.
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CANDIDATURES.
DE coUR

.otnnts denoerates de Ia Pa
y.i.se Latourshe. -.
T.i rhonneur do vous informer
..sie suis candidat a Ia place de
GpEFFIER De LA COUR de
s.tt. naroisse, a la prochaine election
sr;uaire, ct .olicite respectueusement
yos suffrages.
CHARLES j. BARKER
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Send Your Address

If Won are troubled with Asthma or any
cough send your name. Powder Mixture and
book will he sent to yen free of charge. /
want Won to try it, and you will be surprised
at results. On account of heavy advertising
expense it is impossible to publish tho nu-
merous certificates received daily. The sam
Piles will do better than any certificates.
F. GOUAUX. Houma. La.
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SHERRY

NJ, TEdte4r.-Veuillsz m'annoncsr
.oume candidat au poste dc SHERIFF
ID |, Paroisse Lafourche, sujet a la
sscision du Parti Democratique.
2. L. LORIO.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

savent deja, que la grande demons
tration DIES Ants, annonc6e plusieurs
jours q ravance, par les journaux de
cette faction CONNIE devant par son
Importance tarrifer les Pros, ne peut-
etre comparGe qua ces DULLES de
savcn, que les enfants s'amusent q
lancer en- lair ct, soudainement celia
tent, sans laisser d'autres traces que
quelques goutelettes d'eau sur lie
pave.
Quatre cent soixante deux personnss'
compris DIES gamins ct DIES porteurs
de lanternes, a~vaient repondu i lapel
desespere dcs leaders Ants. Deux
bandes de musiciens, suant ct SON.
liant i tout rompre sans s%oulever,
E:hslas, lie moindre enthousiasme' de la
part du peuple, qui reggardait f1egma-
tiquement defler cette p%asquinade
Mails lie clou de la soirse a etc 10
discours de Mr.. Farrar superbe il
etait, quand du haut de sa tribuns'
~illaneait lanatheme ct de, g%rossieres
insuites, qui p%assaient pardessus la
tste sans les atteindre, de eux gull
fagellait de sd viperensc eloquence ::
"Je mai pas lie temps, dit-il de discuter
ce scir, sur la richesse on la pauvrete
de rEtat, nj sur les statisques DIES
levees ct DIES ecoles p Parbleu Gus
10 avons bien que vous ne voulez
pas TOUGHER 3 ces questions ct pour
cause car vous ne pourrez pas, avec
toute l'astuce don't vous etes capable.
prouver lie contraire de ce qui est, ct
que tout lie monde salt aussi bien i la
vile CONNIE q Ia campagne.
Co qui est plus serieux ct plus
regr6ttable que tous les boniments
difamatoires de Mr.. Farrar, c'est la
division qui est suryenue dams lie
comite central Democratiqus d'Etst
reuni colame c'est rusage sur lappe
de son president pour fxer la date de
/ la reunion de la convention d'Etat
: qui est appellee a choisir le candida
/ pour la place du Gouverneur,s. aims
: que les divers off d'Etat.
II stait inevitable que Ia question
t de l'anendement 4 la constitution, n,
t fut soulevse dams cette reunion; lie
denocrates purs "Straighteut demo
t Gratis" dssiraient que l'amendemen
{ fut soumis i une election primaire de
r votants blancs, atm de dsgager cett
question de toute interference polit
que ct de part.
al Les ants ont paru d'abord abonde
{ EN- CO sens, ct en- firent eux-memes
la proposition mails, lorsqu'ils wren
n que les dsmocrates accsdaient a leur
vues, lis changerent de tactique ct 8
( retracterent. Pendant plusieurs jour
DIES discussions acerbes ct lrritante
it furent echangees entire les deu
factions, sans aboutir a aucun resulta
LIE comits s'est done ajourne e
5. fixant supplement, Ia date de |
IF reunion de la convention IA questio
1t de Famendement sera alors sou1nis
t, an penple a lelectlon generate, G
II meme temps quill sera vote pour l.
officers d'Etat.
IS is est bien regrettablc que cott
i, question matt pu etre reglee isolemer
9e ct ans interferer avec lie choix d
* oandidat au poste 6leve dc Gouve
lie neur, qui ne devrait etre inluence ps
es aucun autre motif que celui &
Sc choisir IN homme capable de conduil
4 avec prudence ct sagesse les afairt
&c de rEtat.
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yOTPE PROCLAIM GOTTER.
NETR.

noste de Gouverneur, deux mons
senls seront en- presence lie JUICE
Sd. McEnery ct lie Capitaine Adams.
Plusieurs autres MONS avaient etc
m.ntionnes au debut, mails ont etc IN
= nm elimines, ne laissant devant lie
peuple que les deux candldats que
nous yenons de nommer. Ii est done
evident, que lie parti democratic aura q
cboisir entire les deuN, ct que. lun on
rautre sera lie candidat devant lie
peuple a la prochaine election ct lie
Gouyerneur de | Etat de la Louisiana.
lie nom du Gouverneur McEnery
q etc spontanement presente par lie
peuple, dams toutes les paroisses de
rEtat, alors quill etait absent; mon
trant d 'une maniere inconte stable, que
lie peuple. lie desirait ardemment
voyant en- lui. VI homme dune grande
experience, connaissant parfaitement
les resources ct les besoins de fEtat,
ct les affaires publiques lie seul
homme qui puisse unir lie parti, ct
assurer lie success envers, ct contre
tous nos ennemis, ouverts GU secrets
lie seul homme que nous voulons
dams la presente condensation, pour
restaurer ct affirmer la cause democra-
tique.
II est inutile de ~rechercher, comment
le capitaine Adams est deyenu candi-
dat pour lie poste eleve de Gouver.
neur, zee nest pas a cause de son
experience DIES ~affaires publiques, GU
de ses services dams lie partidemocrate.
Il ma jamais, ct c'est un fait. joue IN
vote important dams la democratic
ses services publics sont reduits
une seule session a la legislature, e1
la presente situation de commissaire
de agriculture.
La position quill occupe maintenan'
devant lie peuple CONNIE candidat, es'
lie resultat dun accident on pluto
celui qui decoule dune organisation:
politique secrets. formee en- dehors d,
parti democratic. Les ants ofriren
de ceder 4 lalliance DIES fermiers, !
poste de Gouverneur qu'ils voulaien
pour eux-memes, celui de tresorie
d'Etat ct celui de .surintendant d
INSTRUCTION publique, sc reservan
tous les autres offices, ct demandan
en- retour CONNIE compensation, |
support de l'allianee; lie marche flu
conclu ct Mr.. Adam a etc present
au peuple CONNIE lie candidat pou
Gouverneur DIES deux factions reunie!
Tn fait a noter, c'est que ceux qt
lie supportent, ont bien peu-a-dire
regard de son experience GU de &C
capacities pour cette haute position
en- un mot bien peu de chooses G
aucune maniere.
Dams lie dernier meeting du comii
central, on a pu remarquer que chaqr
fois que lie nom de Mr.. McEnery eta
pronounce, il souleyait une tempe
d'applaudissements de Ia part d,
membres, et lie laudienco; les anti
pas une seule fois, mont ose prononc
lie nom de Mr.. Adams ct paraissaie.
honteuS de parler do leur candids
quils Sc o n promis d'avoir por
Gourerneur, sis lie peuvens.
AIMS. par cctte ~abstention. no
yoyons cue les antis euxlnane
&lmet.@4t t.s.tement que lie Ju
NeEaas esq i me;l'eur dos de,
pour 6vuEetneuf, a cause do sa gran,
hab.Ial&. de 81 grande experience d
afaires publiqaes ct son immen
popularite, qui ie d6signe pour atre
la tete de la democratic, ct QUAY
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AvENDRE.

Une grande q~uantit6 de BARDEAUX, pre-
miere qualit6 ct delivres sur 10 lord du Bayou
Lafourche a Thibodaux. S'adresser q Mr.. O.
L. CARO-, agent ponr sIr. Jules D6chaux. on
aux bureaux de Ia SENTISELLH de Thibodaux,
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Arrivee ct depart DIES trains q Thibo.
daux, % novembre, 1889. 80
PREMIER TRAIN
80 sm.

PREMIER TRAIN.
Quite Thibodaux a $50 heures 3. M,
avec Ia ualle de rOuest.
Arrive a Thibodaux a 1885 heures D. M.
Avec Ia MALE de In Nouvelle Orleans.
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Hotel ct Restaurant
U. TOULOUSE, Proprietaire!
LAFOURCHE CROSSING, LA.

"a Reras ct logement fournis 4 toute hsure
de IL journ6e. Une buvette est attachks !
Fetablisse,nent OF, lie public trouvera ~touiours
le meilleur choix de Wins, Liqueurs, Cigars,
Tabac. etc. II prend des pensionna., es 4 IL
semaine ct au mois. Mars u, 81
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AYEyDEsE,

nEUX POMPES DE Il POUCEs, POUR
~ irrigation. Machines ct houilloires en-
bon ordre. S'adresser 4
MR.. GEORGE DIONNE.
on i Ia Sentlnelle de ThibodauS.
A-1l-9ltf
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LIBRAIRIE FRANCHISE,
L. DERMIGNY,
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MEMES FRIX QU'EN FRANCE.
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Lanterne. | cent lie numero. lenrs supple
ments lllusrres, la Mole rationale illustree,
. cents le numero lie journal iHustre. Ia
Vie Populaire, Ie Petit Journal pour ,ire, 3
cents lie numero lie Journal amHsant, 9
cents lie numero, etc.-Envoi par la poste,
affranchissement en- plus.
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clients tous Lives on publications franchises.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-31
NOCvFAuA ARRANGEMENTS
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Eneoignure des rues Green ct Thlbodaux.
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les voyagaurs quill Went de tsIre lie noa
veaux arrangen,ents qua hi parnetFreat d.
s'atisfa;re tout ceux 4ui voudronr HOMAGE
rer dc leur c~onfance
Repas q soute heure de: Ia ~Iournee es 81
commando.
Table d'h6te a@lo heures du mstin pou
deieuner ct a. heures d. soir pear diner
Cbarbres commoCes ct bien garnirs.
MODERES.