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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-06-04
MISCELLANY.
d.. Talmage Tells q Story.

The Rev. T. De Witt Talmage tells
with great gusto the following expert
ence, which he attributes to his brother,
also a clergyman:
"He had just recovered from a long
spell of Sickness" says DR.. Talmage,
ssand weak in body, emaciated and
pallid, he was walking slowly along a
street near his home when he was ac-
costed by a big, burly fellow, who said
to him cheerfully:
Say. is your name Smith Jim
SMITH
No replied my brother, my name
is Talmage.'
well, I didn't know. I'm looking
for a mar named Smith. They say he
lives heal here. He's dying of consump-
ton, and l thought as o as I clapped
eyes on you that you might be the man.
Sir said my brother, 4 am a cler.
gyman, and l may look thin and pale,
but you must not judge of consump-
tives by that. In my time, now, I've
preached funeral sermons over scores OF
fellows just as big as You. Apoplexy,
you know, catches you big fellows every
time. l hope / shall not be called
upon
But" says DIR. Talmage, ''the big
fellow did not wait to hear my brother
to the end."-New York Herald.
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When Animals Are III.

Said a prominent veterinarian: "Ani-
mails when sick are the most helpless
and appreciative of all creatures, and
the way of administering relief and
medicine in many instances is as novel
as it is effective. The most savage and
revengeful animals during spells Of Sc
vere pain are as docile and tractable as
a child. Relief must come from a hui
man being and come quickly, and they
seem to know it. The most vicious
horse when groaning with pain would
allow a mere child to administer relief,
and many Of the wild animals when in
sickness seem to forget their savage in
tincts."-Philadelphia Press.
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n ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL.
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Like q Hero.

An English civil engineer, Mr.. Francis
a.. Grundy, relates what he calls 1.-THE
short story of an unknown hero" Bill,
The banker" he was called, and even at
The inquest W his body no other name
was forthcoming.
He was only q poor navy; his usual
place was at the top of a forming en-
bankment, among the ''tip wagons"
During the building of the Manchester
and Leeds railway he was top man over
. shaft of one of the numerous tunnels
which were being constructed on the
line.
Here he met with a gloriously disas-
krous accident, and his conduct should be
emblazoned in letters of gold upon the
history of his country. He was only a
NAVY, / say, and probably could neither
read nor write.
The shaft was perhaps 200 feet deep.
solid rock sides and bottom. His duty
was to raise the trucks which had been
filled below and run them to the tip,
returning them empty to his mates at
the bottom. If a chain broke. or a big
bowlder fell off the truck, he had to
shout, ''Waur out" and the miners be-
low crept farther into their drives
and allowed the death dealing article to
come down harmlessly.
One unhappy LAY Bills foot slipped
hopelessly. and he knew that he must be
smashed from side to side of the narrow
shaft. and landed a crushed mass at the
bottom. But his mates: If he screamed
the unusual noise would bring them out
at once to inquire the aus
He never lost his presence of mind.
Clearly went down the signal, "Waur
out below and his mates heard in
safety the thud, thud. smash of his
mangled remains.
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January lst. lssn

n, no,.nx uou- January LIST, 1880
Your "Pile Ointment Salye, IL -.
remedy I have swell tried for NILS go
cured me of q very bad case I had n, : 81
] know several persons it has cured a =
am an old man and / have seen NAM
treated by many doctors and paten. -
clnes. nothing can com pare with Won, -
You ought to quit all your other basins.ssaa S!
do nothing but prepare that salye ~ -
quantities. If it was we'll known vo. sssgs
not prepare enough of it. Yours trr,v u1A2
Glendale p. o. La. SAMUEf. Wya,
Price, $t.O by all druggists.
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Harmless Foods.

DR.. White, of Harvard university, de-
clares tomatoes and oatmeal to be harm
less and valuable foods, and points at
the simple fact that the only danger in
eating buckwheat'lies in the fact that it
is likely to be served up hot in the form
of improperly cooked cakes. These may,
and are very likely to upset the diges-
tion.-Pittsburg Bulletin.
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GOUAUx's PILE CURE, Guaranteed

From W. Fl. Moon, ~bookkeepcr of Roberts g.
Co., Sash & Blind Factory, ex-member of
City Council, President of the Board of Con
troll. -
New Orleans, Dec. 4, 1889.
+. Gouaux, Esq.
Dear Sir-The bottle of Pile Ointment Oh
tanned from you aas worked wonder and
given me the greatest possible relief. Please
send me another bottle. 1t will give me
pleasure to recommend this remedy to all
persons similarly afflicted. Respectfully,
W. ii. MOON, So Carondelet st.
endorse the above certificate as it has
cured me also. by using only one bottle.
WILLIAM BELL.
Foreman of Roberts Sash Factory & Lumber
Yards.
Price. $500 by all druggists
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A Characteristic Failing.

First Preacher-Does your choir sing
in harmony?
Second Prea,her-Yes: but they don't
live in harmony.-Kate Fields Wash.
ington.
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First Boy-Havin any fun:
Second Boyle. he. Dead loads.
We've got a can o nitroglycerin under
a ole hat, an we're waitin fer somebody
to come long an kick Stood News
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mOUNDsyILLE.

The Farmers Alliance Convention for
the county of Marshall met in the Court
Chamber in this city to-day. There were
about three hundred delegates present
Hon. L. y. Newman was made Chairman
of the convention and j. NJ. Turner was
chosen Secretary, e. ID. Moore, of the Al
lance, Assistant Secretary. After the ap-
poiutment Of the several committees, the
convention proceeded TO nominate full
county ticket. There were nine persons
placed i'm nomination for the position. At
ter a spirited contest, which lasted until
nearly nightfall, John 5. Cunningham,
former Republican, was chosen to lead IN
the race.
l.. S. Newman and J. L. Bonor were
nominated as candidates for the Legisla-
ture. Mr.. Newman positively declined,
but the convention was in for making him
run whether he desired 10 or not so run he
will AT this writing the convention is
sUiu I'm session. balOtng for candidate
for county commissioner. The only other
Office OF Importance TO be filed was that
Of prosecuting attorney, and Dallas Ewing
was nominated.
The court OF the Frog-Pond Tennis Club
was badly torn up on Monday night 10
was first supposed to be some young frogs
digging out, but after Mr.. Riggs, presidest
Of the cluo, had consulted Hoyle for about
an hour, he decided it was a dog.
There will be a match game between the
Park and the FrOg-POnd Tennis Clubs on
the grounds of the former club on next
Saturday evening. Three sets will be
played Betting is TWO 70 one against the
Frogs
The Farmers Alliance held their con-
veution here yesterday. Court adjourned
20 let them have the Court House for the
convention.
A me driving horse belonging to c. II.
Hunter ran a nail in his foot last week. He
viii be unit for further use during the
summer.
Thursday is the day we boom our town.
The business houses are to be closed and
everybody takes a holiday.
Charles Manning and Lee Lowe have re-
signed the positions held by them at the
glass works
Miss Birdie Elder, who has been confined
to her room with typhoid fever, is reported
better.
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asrsnoent STATES ana

ceuenQent states ap1
rs choice for the ectno oiAeo III.
"a OK sixty-five milIibns OF freed VINO
cover a continent and are soon al oSoipos-
sess once more the seas a profound sense
of responsibility and most earnest desire
to discharge the trust you have reposed, 70
the satisfaction of those you now represent
and TO be successful for the best interests OF
the country afterwards, are the overmas-
tering emotions of the hour.
mot having sought the great honor you
confer it is, as you have justly stated, the
more promptly saying that as citizen ana
a epublican l shall not shrink from the
duty you impose. There will be more
convenient opportunity for such express
sion of political convictions as may be
thought appropriate to the times and to the
actual issues.
"But having alraady carefully consider
ed the statement of our party principles,
put forth by your convention, may say at
once that l accept and and adopt them In
in full. They are the principles ana the
party under the sway of which the country
mas attained its phenomenal growth ana
prosperity-rnder which the plain people
have ruled, labor has been freed, honoreo
and better rewarded than elsewhere; the
largest example before the law the world
has vet seen. To reject these principles
and this party would be to lndlct tne
glorious history of the nation almost the
past third of a century.
You find natural leader in the eminent
public servant, the substantial results OF
whose wise and faithful administration
furnish such inspiration for the canvass; l
had expected to find associated with him
nv distinguished friend who now adorns
the office Of Vice President. As the dele
CATION of my State and with it the repre-
sentatives of the party at large
have thought it politically wise TO
adhere to the doctrine OF rotation
in Office it gives me the right to claim
merely the earnest support Of a united
partv' of which we are sure, but the best
counsel and the most watchful personal as,
sistancs of all its faithful and experienced
leaders without exception. to the end that
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RIED NOTIFIED.
The Tail Of the Republican Ticket Hears
that He is to stand Turns with Ben.
Carving the Banner to Defeat

The Tail OF the Republican Ticket Hears
that He is to stand Turns with Ben.
Carrying the Banner to Defeat
WHITE PLANS, n. Y, June 2l.-The
committee to notify Whitelaw Ried of his
nomination arrived here about quarter
past eleven O'CLOCK and proceeded at once
10 the business of the day. Senator DUBOIS
made the speech Of notification He said;
"Mr. Reid, the National Republican
Convention recently held in Minneapolis
selected a representative from each State
and Territory from among its delegates to
notify you that the great Republican
party of the nation has selected you as It's
candidate for Vice Presidency Of the
United States. Speaking for them 1t is
now my pleasing duty 10 give you that
formal notification.
This honor, one Of the highest which a
free and thoughtful people can bestow,
came to you uns0ught and with a unanl-
nifty rarely witnessed.
"Your cons tant, consistent and effective
advocacy of Republican measures for
many years and the honor and dignity with
which YOU represented our country abroad,
have merited for you this distinction.
Mr.. REID replied:
"MR. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN :-T our
visit at my home and this formal statement
deepen on my mind the impression which
the known act of the convention had
already produced. The occasion is too
great for the expression of merely personal
feelings, even my natural and heartfelt
sense Of gratitude for the confidence shown
and the high trust dev0lved, seems, in this
case, too important TO those YOU represent
for hlSee than word. The party which has
Ruided this country on its path OF prosperity
with but four years interval since 1850,
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~ .sraot suppress on this occasion, II
which he would have taken such cordial
interest, one word of affectionate recollec,
ton of my friend in so many Presloenual
campaigns, that great statesman whose
present cruel bereavement, following haru
npon two similar blows, has touched the
tenderest sympathy of all, not merely OF
his political associates, but Of both parties
and the whole country.
,sMv State, and l think may venture 10
say my profession, will appreciate tne
manner in which this nomination mas oeen
made and announced; deriving an added
Grace. as it does, from the unanimous vote,
from the character of this body OF repre-
sentative men from every section OF our
country and from the courteous attendance
of other committees, fresh from the ols.
charge of a similar and more Important
duty at the Executive mansion.
1.-THE political sky is bright with promise.
1t seems a Republican year; and INVOKING
the favor of Almighty God upon a cause
which we profoundly believe just, we may
courageously face the contest with the con-
fldent hope Of victory at the end"
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MARTINS FERRY.

The Martins Ferry Base Ball Clue
would ike TO play the Shamrocks or the
Red Cross Oh CLUB. of Wheeling, next
Saturday on the First ward grounds here.
IN aecepted let them please answer through
the REGISTER
John Nader appeared at the Mayors
office yesterday with George Duncan as his
counsel snd waived preliminary examin-
alton snd gave 500 bond to await the &C
tion Of the grand jury.
Miss Bessie Griffith entertained her
friends at her home on Walnut street, in
honor Of Misses Boyd Of Tarmtum. who
are the guests Of Miss Bessie Brady.
The commencement Of ST. Mary's Cath
Ole school Will take place tonight, and
promises % be grand success, an elabor-
ate programme has been arrrnged.
III Council met last night to consult with
" Electric Light Board Of Trustees I'M
'rence 20 the site and plans and specifi-
pms that are now prepared.
zoe, Of the First ward, who was
)ne quarry several weeks ago.
around again.
.es Hill. Of East Liverpool. is
her sister, Mrs. G. ". Kuck-
Villains and family are the
fishing friends.
Ter, wen known 10 the old
the city
n and bride have returned
NJ trip
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DRANAris PERs ON -i''
Soul Cast On the waters OF doubt

Lehigh Polka 90. ...........- nj,
Murphy, Mary Burns. j. murphy NJ
r,,svN CSvsrpmeptu Master T. Murphy
Medicine Jack. ...... Master Alfred Gantert
Instrumental Duet ...-.. .....--.--...
Misses Jennie smith, Augusta Pangratz, Mas
tiers George Pangratz, George Meoi9ty.
Duet-'June Bugs Dance .......::.
Misses 81. Whealan. b. Sherry, Is. Murphy
b. Gantert
Rpcita ton ........ Master Ambrose y tools
Song" i'd Ashe Deer '...... .......... BOYS
DIALOGUE.
Census Taker. ..... Master A.. Ia Roche
Mrs TouchwoUa ........ Miss j. Murphy
Oraton-"Irish Flower, on America, Soil OIL.
Dust-"Gems from Martha"
NJ. Coweu, d. Murphy, B. Ga0tert 7; = MURPHY ,1o
Essay" Bells" .......... Master i. Moran
Soug-"Chiming Bells OF Long ASo. '.-'F uPl4s
Conierriug of Honors
Byron Kemp. a prominent young Demo
Graf Of Goshen township, was In the city
Yesterday looking up his chances OF nom
inaion for County Recorder L here are
five names spoken Of for this nomination
j. RI. Mcconnell, Anthony Shannon and
John Kenuon, OF Warren township; ID. y.
Dreamer, OF Mead township, and Mr.
Kemp.
j. @. Lamden and Joe Boswell, of this
citv. viii direct the tour of Thomas Milton,
the coming season. These gentlemen are
also directors of the Belmont Lyceum Blu
reau and the Peerless Comedy Company
besides owning the three manuscript
dramas, Marjorie Smiles and THE
Bengal Tiger
James Stidd. IS years Of age, was before
Mayor MCGOWAN yesterday on a charge OF
stealing a watch from an employee az the
blast furnace named Elliott. He pleaded
guilty 20 the charge, was sentenced 70
twenty DAYS in Jail and fine OF SO and
costs, and was taken 10 St. Clairsviue yes
terday by Marshal Johnson.
tt is announced that the project Of organ
iZiug a new stamping company 10 THIS city
has received sufficient encouragement Tor
10 20 be reckOned on as a sure 90, and that
it will be started with a capital stock or
from $50. 900 TO 100000. We trust that the
report is dependable.
Elwood, fve-year-old son OF b. j. Welser,
of the Fifth ward, was given lighted hre-
cracker by a companion. The cracker eX-
pl0ded. iniuring Young Welser's eye so
badly that be may lose the sight Of it.
The Republican County Central Com
mittee will meetat ST. Ciairsville Will meet
at 81. Clairsvile on Saturday for organiza-
ton.
Emmett McCane of Georgetown had a
foot badly masked in coal mine at Bar
ton, and was brought home yesterday.
Chalmers Trimble, of JacObsburg, is be-
ing urged to become a Democratic candl'
date for nomination for Sheriff.
Glasses Of the Episcopal and Second
Presbyterian Sunday schools picnicked at
Hardenstein's orchard yesterday.
The Second NJ. b. church will open their
camp meeting az Moons grove, on the b.
& o. road, on July 22d.
Mrs. A. Herzberg and. daughter Lille
left last evening on a visit TO relatives at
GAINESVILLE. o.
Heatheungton's brass band played for
the Bridgeport Castle, X. Of O. b., yester-
day.
NJ. T. Stidd, Esq, Of Jacobsburg was in
the city yesterday.
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Special attention is invited to line of Boys
"Mothers' Friend" and Star Waists Ladies Derby
Waists Ladies Union Silk and Sanitary Lse Union Suits
also French Vests Boys, Misses Childs and Infants
Vests Mems Balbrggan Shirts and Drawers; also lot of
Ladies Babrgan Vests reduced from IS cents to % cents
We invite the attention of ladies, Also to our SUPERIOR
LINE of Ladies' Cambria and Muslin Underwear, made to
order for our own Sales and with safety recommend
All these goods in Market Street Room.
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LOT SALE AT GLENDALE.
Tnesdau. Dune 2a, 1sa2.

Beautiful, high lying land. Most OF the lots
100 by l75 feet; sumo much larger. Three parks
Ample streets made very large In eject oy es'
tabllshsd building lines.
Good neighbors and no crcwding many shade
trees, and more 10 be set out electric light as
sured poles, wire and other materials already
ordered; cheap railroad rates, nine trains each
way daily; health, comfort and economytn
buying and building at Glendale
This is not boom movement, nor - THIS q
time TO be booming real estate. lt Is the time
for purchasers TO secure bargains. Examine
the property its improvements and its sur
roundlngs; notice the march OF improvement
southwark along the river. There Is no other
place within reach OF Wheeling IS beautiful a.
Glendale, or as certain 10 grow IN value and At.
traotiyeness Remember the day OF sale and
be there June 2s 1893 For plats giving full
Information apply by postal card or in person
10 the undersigned. -
WIN ERSKfNE,
Trustee OF the Glendale Syndicate,
iueseAdh 1918 Market ST., Wheeling
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Grain Burnsd in the FIsIds.

MERGED, GALA, June 2l,-A grain ire
started on the ranch of MCNAMARA, near
this town, yesterday. 1t burned his grain
and that of M Rohlly and g. Haly, IOO9
acres in all. The loss is estimated at tlOO,-
600.
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When Baby wsS ack, we gave her Cassor's.
When Ehe was Child, she cried for CaStoria
When she became Miss, she clung to cassOriA.
When she had Children. shs gave them Cast il
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been informed that
uctiOn sale of lots az
next Tuesday, June 2Sth,
ersons will wish 20 know
NJ facilities the place has
DrovementS have been made
6 OF the natural beauty OF
IT'S location on the Ohio
nIe main stems Of the Balti-
ohio and Ohio River Rail-
Isl no place near Wheeling
tea for suburban purposes
those railroads now have
Achilles so the new depot
Parks. The new b. & o.
ch viii be completed with
Us, win be the neatest depot
Ing. Some OF the material
Sl0uud for the Ohio River
a depot. There are nine
way, daily, that stop at
from : Wheeling Sta
wys ems Ga Glendale Is
zoe. half miles. The
se as follows: Single
Round trip, good for six
Communication tickets,
he Baltimore and Ohio
Ito be used within one
being a little less than
per trip; One Hundred and
5 Ticket, 20 be used i'm three
so, which is seven aud one
err trip.
required FOR the the trip be-
ling and Glendale is % min
Ohio River Railroad and 30
she b. e. D. Railroad,
ing Is a condensed Wheel
ndale Time Table for both
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snnnsr aaesorts.
The White Sulphur Springs,
WEST VIRGINIA.

This grand mountain resort. situated high up
10 the Alleghanies, 100 feet above the level Of
The sea, with its weli-established reputation
for the season. Accommodations hnt-class.
CUISINE up 70 the highest standard Situated
Immediately on the line OF the chesapeake and
Ohio railway with its splendidly- equipped
trains from the EsstAnd West. renders Il readily
accessible 70 oil parts % she country. Rof.ia-
formation and pamphlets call on your ticket
agent, or address b. +. EARLE.
ieZi-ted Superintendent
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HoR SALE. CHEAP-LoT 5oxi5O IN Walnut
IL Grove. living between G. w. Mitchells ana
Joel Woods Also one lot S7lsXl5o feet Adloin- ]
ing the residence OF Capt h. w. Smith and the /
Mitchell residence. Enquire OF ROSS MITCH
ELL, Martins Ferry, o. mysS
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alley Railroad, on the Op-
the river, is now complet-
whattan aud trains will
lgOn that road, which
by ferry from Glendale.
water DO front of Glen
pre- two steamboat land
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WEOFFER THIS WEEK

New lines of Wash Toile
d. orlando, for Summer
Dresses, at 23c, worth
35c a yard.
New lines of Shantong
and China Ponges at
IL 1-2c a yard.
New lines of Crepe Chal-
lies at &c a'yard..
New lines of 28-inch Ba-
tiste Cloth at g lac a
yard.
New lines of Good Styles
in Toile du Nord and
other Glnghams at 1Oc
a yard.
New lines of Fast Black
Organdies, Plain and
Fancies.
New lines of Jersey Rib
bed Underwear, Hosiery,
Gloves, Mitts, Fans, Ties,
Belts. Collars, Etc.
tag-A Cool Venlilating Corset at 5Oc'
wAII I Inc Emil rSidered FlOuncings
at ana below ctst.
eg-SEec'aI Bargains in UmbIeleS
anu Iac. sSS
tT- immense lines Of Boys sn1 La
dies Shirt Waists.