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MARRIAGE ASSET CURIEUx.-C'est
celui que Went de faire un agent de
la police de Londres.
Ii etait charge de rechercher une
jeune file qui, devenue orpheline.
await a recueillir lheritage dun de ses
o%ncles, mort aux Indies anglaises,
plusieurs fois millionaire.
Au bout de quelque temps, l'agent
vlnt trouver son chef ct lul
quill demissionnait.
All. vous avouez yotre incapacit6.
lit lie chef, ct c'est. sans doute. parce
que yous ne pouvez pas trouver cette
jeune heritiere que vous quittez lie
service?
-'ous vous trompez, r6pondit
IeN-agent je lai 81 bien trouvee au
eontralre, que je lui al fait Ia cour.
que nous nous sommes plu, ct que ie
lepouse
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L'ELECTION Do % Mars.

La lutte est done terminGe ct nous
esperons que les deax factions, ST
dlvisees jusqu'a present. abjureIont
leur hostilite d'hier ct Sc reuniront
sur lie terrain de la Cancellation.
Ii est temps que cesse la guerre
d'invectives qu'elles Sc sont faite
depuis rouverture de la campagne.
R~espectons lie candidat vaincu au
meme degre que lie candidat vainqueur.
Que NJ. Foster %redevienne pour tous
lie gentleman quill ma jamais cesse
d'etre, ct que NJ. McEnery ne soft
plus traine sur la claie par d'impi-
tovables adversaires.
&c quill y a de regrettable dams nos
@luttes politiIues, c'est la haine impla-
cable don't s'inspirent les parts.
Mais cette. haine heureusement est
plut6t apparente que reelle ellie nest,
d'ailleurs, que momentan6e; ellie
disparait lie lendemain de la lutte
CONNIE les brouillards du matin aux
premiers rayons du soleil. On est
im~placable, ct puts on Sc calme, ct
puts on Sc resisne, ct on accepte entin
lie flit accompli.
Les Americans sont un peuple
pratique ct dun admirable bon sens.
Les champions de NJ. Foster accepte-
ront ans doute eux aussi lie fait
accompli, ct nous esperons gu lis
feront tous preuve de loyaute en-
votant en- avril pour lie candidat gu lis
vlennent de combsttre 4 outrance.
Quil leur en- conte, nous Ie compre-
mons, mails leur parole est engagte. ct
on ne transige pas avec lihonneur.
Quand les chiffres de detection du
% mars seront etablis officielll ment
par les Comites reunis DIES anciennes
factions, il ne Testera plus gu nh nom
devant les clecteurs de IEtat. celui de
SAMUEL DOUGLASS McENERY.
ct le ~ ayril re nom deviendra celui
IA 6ouyerneur de Ia Louisiana.
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lie Scientific american dome la
description du bicycle cheval. qui
%deiivre, 4 Ia fois, lie trotter du poids
de son propre cavalier ct ne lui fait
rlen perdre de Sa vitesse. lie bicycle
noffrant a Ia marche gu une resistance
absolument negligible. Dams cette
disposition, In sellc. du cavalier Sc
trouve relevee ct repose, o plus sur
ie cheral, mais sur II paire de hautes
roues analo5ue5 a celles dies bicycles
e' entre lesquelles Sc trouve place le
tfo'ter. Ii en- r6sulte une sorte de
e~ombinaison entire Ia traction ct l'equi-
tation, Is chevat travaillant en- realite
CONNIE sil await a trainer lie v6hicule
feduit Z 81 plus grande ltgeret6, ct
lie condQcteur conservant la place ct
Ia disposition du cavalier.
&c gull "a de plus remarQuable
dans eette invention, c'est Ia facon
ingtQiease don't on a dispose l~attelage.
ues ie5er et fort peu complique. On
sest attanht 4 le conformer stricte-
ment. la9ras fanatomie meme du
aeFa., ce~ta-i.re Qu'on a laisst les
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NJ. Dalferes va, sur la priere de

NJ. Dalferes va, u la priere de
plusieurs n6gociants de Donaldsonville
former une compagnie, an capital de
sl0,000, en- yue de fonder une fabrique
d'eaux minGrales. VI. Dalferes fait
aussi lacquisition dune machine de
premier ordre, pour la mise en- bou-
teilles DIES eaux gull composera. \
reimbursement seront adjointes une
patisserie ct une confiserie. Pour
encourager lie public a prendre dies
actions, Ia Compagnie s'engage a
liVrer Il actionnaires ses produits, a
IN rabais de ) pour cent.
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A LOUER VENDRE

LIE soussigne, proprietaire de 5000 acres de
terre shines dams la paroisse Verm;llior, aux
environs du Lac Arthur, louera pour la
culture du rz on autre la ditr terre aux
conditions suiyantes.
Tn quart de la recolte jusqu ii cent acres,
ct IN ciaqnieme au 'essus de cent acres.
La ter:e est entouree
ii vendra a 5000 lacre. parable un tiers on
deux ans De credit.
Cette terre est propre a .toutes sortes
culture.
S'adres ser a
J. 3. GUEYDAN.
Shell Beach, paroisse Verm1llior. Ia.
On anx bureaux. de la SESTINELLE de Thibo-
daux pour intorma ions nrealables.
Dec.-G-Y0
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TN docteur-M. Giel-en Suisse
ct IN ytttrinairc wurtembergeois--
NJ Lapr-Yrd,enilnt, depuis quelques
ann6es, quinn signe non moins impor.
tant cue cafactGristique de Ia f6con-
dit6 laitiara consiste dams une rosace
form6e de polls divergents sur l'epine
dorsale. Cette rosace est situee plus
en- arri4re chez les BONES laitieres
que chez les laititres mGdiocres.
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CETTE ~ONTESTA TON.

Depuis lie second jour apres l'elec-
ton prlmaire qui s'est tenue lie 10 du
mols passe, jusqu'a mardi passG, DIES
| rumcurs circulaient ci ct la que le vote
lie Lafourche serait contest6 par-devant
lie comite de sept, ct c~ertains individus,
proeminents parmi les supporters de
Foster dams cette paroisse, Gtaient
t~ras-occupGs pendant plusieurs iours
faisant DIES copies du recensement de
1870, ct procurant d'autres donnees,
prabablement dams lie but lie prGparer
unc condensation. Quelques individus
desappointes pretendirent que lie vote
de I.afourche await excede lie nombre
de yotants blancs dams cette paroisse.
Ceei, en- terme Auglo-Saxon, etait une
charge directe que les DGmocrates de
Lafonrche avaient etc coupables de
fraudes dams une election primaire
democratique. Nous declarons cette
accusation en- terme sans equivoquc
CONNIE etant une calomnie infame sur
lie bon nom ct Ia bonnie reputation de
la Democratic de Lafourche. Jamais
feleetion ma etc plus juste ct mieux
tenue dams Lafourche, an moins en- ce
[qui concerne lie cote de la faction de
McEnery ct nous devons rendre justice
au cote de Ia faction lie Foster qu'ils
ont eteN egalement aussi justes ct
aussi honnetes. En- verite, pendant
quune rivalite animee Sc faisant
sentir entire les dcsx factions lie jour
de rejection, dependant c'etait une
Plutte amicale, ct les meilleures DISPOSE
tons existaient parmi les combattants.
Les retours de l'election avaient etc
signGs par tous les commlssaires. ct
jamais on await Gu Pidee dune contes-
tation que lorsqu'on s'etait apercu
que la curse entire les deux ri,aux
etait presque egale.
\ dire yrai5 les rumeurs nous sont
parvenues que lidee dune contesta-
ton await pris son origine en-dehors
DIES chefs reconnus de Foster dams
cette paroisse, qui ensuite ont eu
II %certainc croyanca dams cette
supposition.
Quelqu'en soft la chose. nous som
mes contents que l'idGe a etc abandon
nee, car, quoique satisfait quill ny
await rien de vrai, dependant 81 on y
await persiste, celia n'aurait servi qua
~engendrer lie trouble parmi notre
peuple. ce qui apparemment etait lie
principal but DIES auteurs de cctte
suppose condensation.
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Ia parade annuelle DIES pompiers
de la Nopvelle Ib6rie aura lieu lie %
de &C mois. Celle dies pompiers de
Thibodaux Sc fera un jour avant, lie
u.
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MI carmel Convent, 1hiDodaux La.

Mt Carmel Convent, 1hibodaux Ia.
Jan. 81, 1888.
Mr.r GouauS, Houma, La:-Dear Sir /
cannot convey in adequate language a salts
factory idea Of the benefit / have obtained in
using yorr "Anti-Asthmatic Powder and
culture. FOR twenty years have suffered
from that Oh eadful disease. Asthma and
although ! have tried many remedies. none
proved beneficial until | tried yours. trust
my experience with this precious and valua-
Die powder and mixture will be the means of
inducing others to give it a trial.
Yours respectfully,
SISTER OF Mt. CARMEL CoNvKN
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Have you written
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lie Conseil de vile de Donaldsonville
Went de contractor ave- Mn.
Edwards & Kaufman, de Ia Nouvelle
Orleans, pour I'm systemic de Water
porkS qui coutera S9917.
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lie Franco-Louisianais, organe de
Ia democratic FRANCHISE s'est declare
une couple de semaines avant leiec-
ton en- favour de Foster. Que grand
bien lui fasse!
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lie chief de Donaldsonville est pret
a soutenir ct de supporter lie candidat
democratic aui aura etc elu a la
derniere election primaire.
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II Went dc Sc fonder MI Lake Char
les une socittt litt6raire compos6e de
gems de couleur.
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Les citoyens de Bossier ont offert
une rteolnpense de $500 a celui qui
arretera lie negre qui Il tue Mr. Willie
Holmes.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, We gaveher Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When shl became Mss, she chung to Castoria,
When she hal Chi,d- en, s1e Gavethem C~astoria.
9
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USAGES EFT

nations prOtCStanteS, nous ccleDrOnS
volontiers lie jour de naissance de nos
amis ct de parents, on ~trouvera
peut-etre intGressant de SAVIOR en-
quelles circumstances consistait cette
fete chez les Romans de l'antiquite.
On Y servait dies ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
entire les recitations DIES poGsies dan
niversaires dGdiees aux maitres du
logis a l'hotesse surtout, au tennis
de la dGcadence.
On mangeait lie gateau special a ce
jour, la libra. qui etait petri au miel
ct considere comme une nourriture
sacree a laquelle les esclaves ne pou-
vaient TOUGHER, qu'on ne leur permet-
TAFT pas de lccher, ainsi que nous
fapprend Juvenal. On offrait en-
meme temps, DIES glaces ct DIES sor
bets,-que Neron await i~nventes, dit
on,-et qui etaient tendus sur DIES
plateauX NOMINEES scutella. don't les
ltaliens on fait scadela pour designer
n assiette creuse.
Quand toutes les pocsies avaient
etc ente1dues, on Sc livrait a la
musique. La harpe, lie sistre, la Tyre
etaient les instruments preferes ct l'on
aimait, par-dessus tout, les chants
egyptiens ct espagnols.
Puts venait lie tour de la danse.
Avant que les mGurs eussent perdu
enforcement leur rigorisme ct leur
a%usterite, les %jeunes files dansaient
seule a seule leurs g~racieuses attitu-
dies, leurs pas rythmes, faisaient tout
lie charme de cette danse. Mails apres
les queries d'Espagne, on introduisit
les castagnettes. Enfn, on inventa on
on importa lie quadrille ct une danse
qui devait etre notre valse ellie Sc
dansait par couples, lie cavalier soute-
nant de son bras la taille de la
danseuse. CONNIE orchestre de bal.
on MT connaissait que la flute.
Les matrones ne dansaient pas.
Aussi il fallait bientot une autre
distraction. A un signal de la dame
du logis, un sIuelette d'argent appa-
raissait. Tn mecanisme ingenieux lie
mettait en- movement, il marchait,
montait les ~escaliers dune plateforme,
Sc livrait a DIES exercices varies. Tn
herault arrivait e~nsuite. dGsignait lie
squelette du doigt, distant: -Ainsi
nous serons un jour, quand nous
aurons passG les sombres bords.
Vivons, jusque la, aussi joyeusement
que possible" Apres ce court ct
impressionnant discours, la mort
dansait, cabriolait, preced6e dun
bateleur orne d'oreilles danes. Eft les
jolies Romaines riaient DIES gambades
macabres, Giles n'avaient pas un
frisson, pas une terreur, pas une
refexion sur In fin de l'homme.
On he Sc separait pas sur cette
lugubre exhibition on passait dams
une autre sale splendide OH Ton jouait
aux DIES, aux echoes, aux dominos, a
la mora, qui est encore en- favour dams
la Rome moderne.
III y await DIES Grecs parmi les
invites ct Divide raconte qu'ils trichaient
au jeu avec une adresse merveilleuse.
Les plus mobiles Romans ne croyaient
du rcste pas voler en- suivant leur
exemple, quand ills lie pouvaient.
On ne Sc querellait jamais dams lie
monde. "Laissez celia aux gems ma
ries, dams linterieur de leur maison.
dit encore Divide"
ANN SEPH.
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Mr.. +. {. llingle Il assume lie con
tr6le editorial du Protector ct annonce
quill soutiendra lie resultat de .lGlec-
ton.
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AVENDRE.

nEUT POMPES DE II POUCES, POUR
~ irrigation. Machines ct bomilloires ell
bon ordre. S'ddresser a
Mr.. GEORGE DIONNE.
on a la SentIuelle de Ihibodaux.
A-1i-9ltfs
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Lockport Public School FundAssoeiation

A une reunion lie cette association, tenue
le uIemier je1dt l'octobre. 1889. il e etc
"aESpLU' Qua ~iayeuir, une fore. pour
G bEnEfce de- fouds de rsc0le, aura lieu
hague arHGe - p~reu1iers samedl ct dilnancbe
du mois de iuin."
Par 3rCee.
pTEppE p.pproS o
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OF JURORS
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court Par.
lSh of Lafourche.

Clerks Office Thibodaux La, Jan. 26th, 1892
| hereby certify that the following persons
were draws by the Jury commissioners of
said parish on the DIST day of January 1892
to serve as grand and petit Jury for the
April term OF said Court beginning on Mon
lay Aurii 4tl 1900 nc folI,uS.
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lie De Soto Democrat, dit que
Hon. 4. v. Sutherlin, s'est trouv6 IA
la t6te de son ticket par ca votes.
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~NOUNELLES LOCALES.

Fun 4 les "Thibodeaux Special
Cigars ct vous serez heureux.
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Arrlvee ct depar des trains a Thibo-
dautx, % novembre, 1889.
PREMIER TRAIN,

PREMIER TRAIN. !
Quite Thibodaux a $3.50 heures =. m.ul
avec la malle de pOuest.
arrive a Thibodaux a 1885 heures D. m.
avec la MALE de la Nouvelle Orleans,
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III Ialth WltItOf
49, Witness NY hand and seal Of Office at
LIS. 1hihodanx, La. this the goth day
49, Of January A. ID. 1892.
j. ". kSOBL0CH.
Clerk of said Court.
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RESCUED BY LIFE SAVERS.


GAbsenkefs OH the 1sle OF man.
LONDON, Sep. S.-A thrilling scene was
presented, shortly after midnight, off the
southeastern coast of the Isle of Man. The
steamer Monas Isle was carrying 500 pas
sengers from Dublin to Douglas, the fa-
vorite resort for pleasure seekers from
England and Ireland.
The night was dark and there was a
heavy fog, making navigation difficult.
Suddenly the Menas Isle ran aground
on Scarlet Point, near the entrance of
Castleton bay.
The passengers were aroused by the
shock, but displayed considerable courage
under the circumstances.
Several ladies tainted, but among the
men, as a rule the chief anxiety seemed
to be to aid in the work of rescue.
The passengers were promptly provided
with life belts, and the crew cleared the
boats.
Everything was in darkness, and even
on the steamer people could see each
other but few feet away, owing to the
fog
The steamer was some distance from
the shore, but the waves could be heard
breaking on the point.
One passenger offered to swim ashore
with a line, and was restrained by the
crew with much difficulty.
Rockets were sent up and these at
tracted the attention of the coast guard
and the people on shore.
Steps were at once taken TO effect the
rescue of those on the steamer. a num-
Der of men volunteered to assist the coast
guard, and lifeboat was launched and
every person on the steamer was brought
safely ashore.
Once there they had to be assisted by
ladders up the steep face of the cliff
The steamer Tynwald is endeavoring TO
dislodge the stranded vessel and bring it
into open water.
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morning to see him come down the
steirs, but he bothered with nobody as
he was taken to the Sportsmen's Gymnas-
tic Club, where he took light exercise,
ito prevent getting stiff, you know"
He came back about 2 o'clock, having
loafed in the club house, without doing
any work to speak of.
He skipped the rope few times and
punched the ball for while, but he quit
early in each game. 1t was given out as
report that John L. had hit the ball so
hard that he broke the rope twice, but
that was untrue.
The mob went out to the club house in
every car that started from anywhere
along the line 1t was IA great mob in
numbers and by half past seven the gal
leries were as full as they could have
been BY 8 o'clock the house was packed
to overfowing, and standing room was
at premium.
Bat Masterson was named as Corbett's
timekeeper Sullivan came on first, at
SOL p. m. His last handlers, Johnston,
hcAulitfe, Joe Lannon and Casey were
with him. Jack Ashton was not to be
seen. COrbett came in almost immedi-
ately after with several of his friends
as well as w. A. Brady, his man
ager. Both men were stripped all the
way up and down, except that they wore
trunks and shoes and stockings.
Sullivan's trunks were Of bright
green, and Corbett's of a queer mixture
OF white and a shade of slate. Corbett
seemed nervous after he had taken his
seat and swung his legs from the floor up
and back again, like an amateur. Then
ali hands collected in the middle of the
ring and shook hands, handlers and all.
1t was announced that Sullivan weighed
2l2 pounds and Corbett, 1S1
Prof Duffy, the referee, ran into cor
ner, looking out for bandages, bodies and
waists, and finding none, ordered things
to 20 on. When the bounce gloves were
distributed, Sullivan had trouble T. ct
ting his hands into his. Corbett was
ready in an instant Sullivan laughed
with his handlers as though he had told u
fnnny story of his own, after he had
shaken hands with Pompadour Jim.
story of the Fight.
Round 1-Ihis was gidiculous exhibi-
tion OF prize fighting. Sullivan made no
less than seven ieints with the left for
Corbett, but Corbett ran around the ring
each time, and no blow was struck.
Round 2-Corbett made no effort to do
anything but walk around. The big fell
INV nAhhNA up AAiaAANA1 ttAANA lhAhtA dh AhH~
bett, and then let go a left on Corbstt's
shoulder, and a clinch followed
Round 3-Suliiyal missed "a left handler
| ON the jaw, aud then touched him ON the
/ stomach. 40 was of no harm, however.
| The first goo4 blow was struck By Cor
| bett Who ran in un top of a run by Sui
/ liyan. Cornott also reached two lefts on
! sullivan hody " henever Sullivan led
! Corbrtt duoked and John could not touch
4 him.
Round 4-Sullivan made two runs at
! Corbstt, but Jim ran away and no blow
Eul9GEExAz xAzDgFsla 1854 gEiGsl3g ''aEE;fz
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RUINED BY FuMleATIos.
Disastrous Result of Steam Disinfeoting 4
ON "a Steamer at Boston.

on "a Steamer at Boston.
BosroN, Sep. S.-Baggage of the Scy-
thia's steerage passenger which had
undergone disinfection by superheated
steam was oyerhauled yesterday aud it was
found that in some cases the process had
disastrous results.
The steam ruined everything in the
shape of leather. Shoes were shrunken
and twisted out Of shape and rendered as
hard as iron.
A pair of lady's 1-9 gloves had shrunk
10 the size of mans thumb
A lady's sealskin sacque had shrunk so
that a baby could not wear it.
Almost every lot of baggage was dam
aged, and many of the women sat
down VI cried when their trunks were
opened.
One woman and her two children could
not get their shoes ON and had TO leave the
wharf without any and a man whose dis
infected trousers did not reach his shoe
tops Tied them down with strings.
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