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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-09-03

Tn pauvre o est allie derniere-
ment, trouver I'm JUICE Gle paix Il
Chattanooga lie priant de vouloir faire
arreter 50 femme. Lorsque lie magis-
trait lui demanda quel DELFT ellie await
commits, il repondit que sa femme
await un tel appetit quill ne pouvait
plus faire assez pour Ia nonrrir ct
ct quill etait necessaire de l'enfermer
pour quill put vivre en- paix. So
femme. a-t-il %ajoute, pese 200 liyres
ct EN- sept ms de marriage ellie lui a
donne ONE 2nfants, tous pourvus dap
petits aussi insatiables que celui de
la mere. Tn tGmoin qui accompa-
gnait lie pauvre chef de famille a de
clare III JUICE quill await WI cette fem
me manager 4 un seul repas trois livres
de viande, deux gallons de haricots,
cinq livres de pain de mails, apres quot
ellie await, pour dessert, mango une
d~ouzaine dOignons ct bu deux litrcs
de lait- lie JUICE a declare que lie cas-
etait hors de sa juridietion ct quill ny
p~ouvait rien faire.
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est ainsi, l'homme Wit de sa vie
normale, c'est-a-dire de la vie fans
laquelle il dot trouyer lie plus de
serenite, lie plus d'interet, lie plus de
joies dams ce monde.
Done, le travail est la partie essen.
tielle de notre vie inconsciente Of
animate, lie travail doit etre aussi
lobjet principal de notre vie active ct
volontaire. Sans celia, pas de paix,
pas de bonheur possible.
lie travail est Tune dies seules chooses
don't on ne Sc lasse pas, au milieu DIES
instabilites ct DIES degonts de cette vie.
parce quill est accomplishment dun
devoir.
Source de vie, de fortune, de pro-
gres, de lumiere, de gloire, il est lie
grand moyen donn6 a rhomme bar
son Createur pour lutter contre toutes
les difficulties ct les infrmites de 90
monde ct pour en- triompher-Entre
rhomme primitif, isole, denue, igno-
rant, ct les puissances de la civilization
moderne, qu'y-a-t-il ? LIE travail de
vingt mile generations.
Mais lie travail est encore plus one
la vie materielle, c'est la vie de ELAINE
&c nest que par IN travail constant de
transformation ct de progress, a une
lutte laborieuse ct sans treve contre
nous-memes, que pouvons depouiIler
peu a peu notre nature sensuell.
mdolente, egoiste, ct nous rapprocber
DIES grands types que Dieu a places
entire nous ct lui, CONNIE l'ideal auouel
nous devons aspirer. Quels travail
lie RS, en- efet, que Noise. que les
pr" phetes ct les ap6tres +! Duel
travailleur qu'un saint Paul!
Comment apres celaxE tonner ou'un
etat de prostatiou morale. de decou-
ragement sans bornes ct d'ecrasant
ennui s'empare de ceux qui ne veulent
pas TRAVELLER on que cessent de lie
faire Alors l'esprit, que Pom ne
peut rendre oisif, laisse sans aliment
sans lnteret ct sans mobile pour
'occuper ct lie m%aintenlr d I'm certain
niveau de courage ct d'espoir, Sc creuse
ct Sc tourmente lui,meme, ct SEES allies
81 puissantes, 81 ~nerveuses oui lui
furent donnees pour l'elever, lie soute-
mir dams les grands combats de la vie
ct Gle Ia pensee, il les meurtrit, il les
dechire ct les souille parmi les ronces,
les cailloux ct Ia boue de la terre. don't
il ma nj la volont6, nj Tenergie de
s'envoler.
Eft maintenant. pour repondre 4 Ia
question posee N c~ommencant, que
dirons-nous? Une seule chose. c'est
que, scion nous, lie travail est I'm de
ces mysteries de la vie ct de benedic-
tons quill nest pas donne 4 lhomme
d'approfondir complement. En-
face du splendide rGseau DIES lois par
lesquelles Dieu regit l'univers pour lie
plus grand bonheur de sa creature
u ne pouvons que nous receuillir
ct adorer.
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GOUFFRE.
--Suite-
XII
XII
LIE Halls.

Fidele a la promesse quill await
fate 4 la comtesse Alberti, lie docteur
Halls s'occupa achievement de son de-
part. LIE savant medecin ne faisait
pas I'm leger sacrifice en- quittant
Vienne pour Sc rendre 4 Idria atm DIV
etudier ct dy combattre les ravage
du mercure dams ~rorganisme human.
La clientele de Bethlen Halls atait Ia
premiere de la vile. II soignait tour
a tour les coups d'epee reeus par les
gentilshommes ct les vapeurs de leurs
femmes, lie mot "nevrose' n'etait point
encore invente. Mails sill c%onsentait
a s'occuper de medicine vulgaire, Halls
men 6tait pas moins I'm chercheur, I'm
de ces hommes don't les Guides
amenent DIES resultats innattendus
faisant retonnement ct l'admiration
de leur steele. Voue a la science DIES
ga j%eunesse, il ne songea jamais a
former de liens qui Teussene distract
de ses recherches. Luidas, vieux
valet que l'habitude await rendu adroit
ct que son ceur portrait a etre fidele,
suffisait a rentretien de sa maison.
Plus dune fois, meme, Halls admit
son serviteur a lui servir d'aide durant
dies operations dificiles. Ces deux
vieillards %s'aimaient, Sc comprenaient,
ct lorsque lie docteur annonca son de-
part pour la Carniole, Luidas Sc con-
tenta de repondre
Monsieur lie docteur peut compter
sur moi tout sera pref.
Halls sortit .doucement, ct Sc rendit
dams une petite piece situe a cote de
sa chambre, ct dams laquelle regnait
I'm demijour qui pendant quelques
instants rendait difficile de distinguer
les obiets.
II s'approcha dun lit place dams un
angle ct sur lequel reposait une sorte
de masse de chair difforme ct sanglante,
ct demanda
Comment vous t~rouyez-vous.
Gaspard ??
Deux grands yeux noirs Sc leverent
sur lie medecin.
AUST bien que possible, repondit
Orsol :?
-Tant mieux ! tant mieux . Au-
jourd'hui meme viendra lie mecancien
lie plus habile de Vienne il comprend
ce que i'exige de son talent ct j'espere
que d%';ngenieux appareils vous per-
mettront de vous mouvoir a Iayenir.
-Je vous dois la vie, docteur
YOU voulez que je vous doive encore
advantage.
oh ne me remerciez pas . fit
Halls la cure que vous m'avez procu-
re ct ~foccaslon d'operer, est une DIES
plus rares quill soft possible de reali-
SER. Qu'un homme roue sur la croix
de saint Andre, ct don't les os ct les
chairs ne sont plus qu'une bouillie
sanglante, echappe au trepas apres un
tel supplice, celia tent pressure du
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ATELIER

Ayant toat lie materiel necessaire, nous
sommes a meme d'executer tous les ouvrages
typographiaues qui nous seront comics. Les
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'affaires, ent6tes de
features, tickets d'habitation, biancs. circu
laires, etc., seront imprimGs dams lie plus bre
deIai ct a Ges pr.x uul detient toute concur
renee.
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autre medecin aurait reussi CONNIE
moi votre courage a etc Ia Motto de
votre salut.
-Je n'avais pas grand merite,
docteur, ct je vou assure qu'aux tor
lures que j'endurais, 0 couteaux ct
vos scies ne purent rien ajouter.
D'ailleurs REIMBURSEMENT m'enleva
plus dune fois lie sentiment de la
douleur. Miserables que nous SON.
mes ! quand je revins a moi je me
sentis heureux de yivre ! moi qui
metals plus I'm homme, mails un tron-
con human, une tete pensante, I'm
etre demi broye sans jambes ct a
bras. Tous m'avez garde dies moig-
mons a%uXquels vous esperez fixer les
appareils du mecancien, ct je garderai
une sorte de movement automati1ue..
Oui, je vous remercie, docteur, non
pas settlement de m'avoir conserve lie
cerveau qui pense, mails surtout lie
cGur qui Sc repent.
Que deviendrez-vous quand ie ne
serai plus la ? demanda Halls.
-Quand vous he serez plus la i?
Je mai jamais songe a m'adresser
une question pareille... Est-ce que je
puts vivre hors de cette maison e? Je
suis moins qu'un enfant. IN debris re-
pugnant, avili, I'm etre ~effrayant ct sans
membres, un monstre physique, CONNIE
je suis I'm monstre moral. ST vous ne
devlez pas me garder sous votre toit,
pourquoi m'avez-vous sauvG ? Je ne
puts rien faire, moi ! Votre CHEN est
mort, abritez-moi dams sa niche vide,
ct jetez-moi CONNIE a lui dies croutes
durcies ct DIES os a ronger.
-Je quite Vienne, Gaspard, dit lie
docteur dune voix emue.
Pour longtemps
-Peut-etre pour toujours.
Eft vous allez +?
"A Idria.
-Je comprends apres m'avoir
sauve, vous allez tenter de deliver
lie comte Albert.
-Je puts succomber en- remplis-
SAINT ma tache, Gaspard.
-Depuis que vous m'avez coupe
les membres ct gueri, je vous crois
capable de tous les prodiges... Vous
partez emmenez-moi...
y ~songez-vous, Gaspard ? une
route Tongue ct difficile.
Que ferais-je lei sans vous. doc
teur ? Meme en- supposont que les ap-
parcels de votre mecanicien soient
aussi merveilleux que vous croyez,
quelle sera ma vie a Vienne ? Mes
membres factices ne me permettront
de me livrer a aucun travail. J'en
serai rebuilt a m'asseoir sur les mar
ches dune eglise ct a attendre la
charlie DIES fdeles. Et en- dept de
leur fol, de leur bonte, tous eprouve-
ront en- PEASANT pres de moi, I'm senti-
ment penible !; ct quand les enfant
demanderont "-Qui est ce misera-
BILE sans jambes ct sans bras" on leur
repondra "C'est Gaspard Orsol, lie
chef dune bande de volcurs qui fut
roue par lie bourreau," Non (! non !
docteur, 81 vous ne %consentiez pas d
vous charger de ma miserable exis-
tence, il fallait me laisser sur la roue
la soft ct d'intolerables douleurs
seraient venues a bout de mon reste
de vie. Eft puls, voyez-vous, &c nest
pas settlement mon corps que vous
avez sauve, vous avez commence la
redemption de nor anne. Les paro-
les 1etrissantes DIES JUICES n'avaient
point eveille lie remords dams mon
anne, j'avais repousse lie pretre mais
quand je vous al WI, vous, un savant,
IN homme liable, decore de tant dor
dres, ressentir pour moi de Ia compass
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l'un tel voyage.
En- mourrai-je?
-Peut-etre.
Eth bien ! je suis certain de ne
pas SURVIVE 4 votre absence; je
vous lie voyez, les benefces
du doute.
-Vous etes bien resolu, Orsol?
-Oui, docteur.
-Vous viendrez done.
-Vous partirez...
-Je retarderai lie voyage de quel-
ques jours atm de vous laisser lie
temps de %reprendre DIES forces.
-Docteur, demanda Orsol, vous
n'avez jamais eu de nouvelles de la
Gitane?
-Jamais.
Gaspard poussa un soupir ct ne
repondit pas. Il ferma les yeux ct lie
docteur s'eloigna de son lit.
lie soir meme, suivant sa promesse.
lie mecanicien apporta un apparel
forme de fer ct de bois qui, execute
s%uivant les indications du medecin,
reaiisait I'm veritable prodige. II Sc
con posait dune armature complete
fxee autour du buste, ct cette arma-
ture s~outenait dies membres artificiels
dun mecanisme admirable. En-
conservant les troncons DIES membres,
lie docteur await garde les articula-
tons, ct par consequent lie movement
DIES epaules ct celui DIES Ranches.
Quand lie multile comprit quill pourrait
marcher ct Sc servir de SEES mains
a~rtificielles, il laissa echapper un cri
de joie. Pour la seconde fois, Ia vie
lui etait rendue.
Cette gertrude de ne point roster
aussi incapable de movement quill lie
redoutait, hata sa guerison plus encore
que ne l'esperait lie docteur. Celui-ci
devait voyager dams n voiture a lui,
soigneusement amenagee, ct la place
de Gaspard fut reservee secretement
dams la berline.
La guerison d'Orsol restalt I'm
secret pour tous. Luidas seul savait
que lie bandit n'avait point succombe
aux epouvantables souffrances du
supplice ct les soldats ne lie trouvant
point lie lendemain sur la roue current
qu'un complete mysterieux lavait
enleve.
Halls prit congo de ses amis, ct
CONNIE lie premier ministre de l'impe-
ratrice lui exprimait lie regret qu'eprou-
verait Marie-Therese de son depart, lie
docteur repondit
-Eeuillez, Monseigneur, informer
sa gracieuse Majestic que je reste a ses
ordres...
-Du fond de Ia Carniole ?
-Je mai pas l~'intention de my
fixer dune facon definitive.
-Quand reviendrez-vous?
En- meme temps que lie comte
Albert.
&c qui signifie...
Que pour revoir son medecin. il
a rImperatrice de signer la
grace dun innocent.
-Vous vous entetez dams une
croyance folle.
-Je persiste dams ma conviction.
-Adieu, docteur.
-Au revoir, monsieur lie ministre.
Deux jours plus tard Halls Sc
mettait en- route.
Tant quill voyagea dams les environs
Gle Vienne, lie paysage conserva une
apparence reguliere ct paisible mais
a mesure quill appreciate de la Car
Mole, Bethlen Halls constata dams la
nature du sol DIES engagements com
plcts. II entrait au milieu dun cercle
prodigieux de montagnes. lie sol
paraissait souleve de toutes parts par
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AVE NDRE.

nEUX POMPES DE ~ POUCES, POUR
~ irrigation. Machines ct boniiloires
bon ordre. S'adresser q
Mr.. GEORGE DIONNE,
on a la Sentinelle de Thibodaux.
A-Il-9lf
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ABONNEMENT.
ANNOUNCES.

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Ordre au taux Ordinaire.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
ACTOR CURTIS TRIAL.
The Jury Listens to the Summing Up q
the Case.

The Jury Listens to the summing Up Of
the Case.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. -. The taking OF
testimony in rebuttal in the Curtis trial
has closed. District Attorney Barnes
opened the argument To the jury. lie laid
stress on the fac; that Mrs Holden mud
MI. johnson. both residing across the
street where Officer Grant was shot, heard
shots, and saw one man fall, and only one
man run away. \ pistol of the same cali
Der as the one owned by Curtis was found
nearby with three empty chambers. When
arrested Curtis exclaimed: "Oh, my God,
II could only recall the past three or
four hours" Curtis had on his wrist q
n!pper placed there by an officer. The dis
trict attorney rebe1rsed the story told by
Curtis that lac was assaulted and an officer
was killed by footpae. and in closing
asked il il were possible for Intelligent
men to believe the story.
Attorney Knight made the opening ar
gumCnt for the defense. lie stated that
Curtis was known by reputation TO the
people OF the United States everywhere,
and his reputation had always been good.
He claimed that II was impossible for n
mind befuddled, as was Curtis on the
night OF the tragedy, TO concoct de-
Tense which has withstooI examination,
unless there was truth in his statements.
Knight claimed the prosecution had sup
pressed material evidence
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
DIVIDED DEMOCRATS.
New England Said to
Be Against Hill.
STRENGTH OF THE SOUTH,
Blaine Men Not Saying Much but Keep
ing in Line for Emergency.

WASHINGTON, Feb q The methods
carried out at the Democratic conven tion
at Albany, and the formal presentation of
the name Of David u. Hill a. the choice Of
the Empire state Democracy for the presi
Dental nomination. have maiuly absorbed
the attention OF both parties in congress.
The Albany program was well under
stood here, and its success was assured by
the confidence expressed 10y the friends of
Senator Hill. The lines are now regarded
rs drawn, and the fighting for control OF
the convention at Chicago will begin. A
great deal will depend upon the course of
the south.
IL is conceded that the aggressive leader
OF New York politics cannot secure any
support in New England unless there
should be a very sudden and radical
change of front on personal preferences.
In the west the friends Of Campbell,
Gray, Palmer and Boie., who reflect pub
lie sentiment, declare thar Senator Hill Is
not the choice of their sections under
any circumstances. While Senator Cor
man Is not candidate, his views have
great weight In the direction in which
that formidable factor in the convention
shall 20.
The southern delegations united would
be able to prevent the nomination OF any.
one not acceptable to them, as they will
command sufficient strength g prevent
the two-thrds vote necessary to uomi-
nate. The friends OF senator Hill nre not
over-sanguine OF success, but they claim
TO be in position TO make deals and COM
binations which will place New York in
the position Of commanding influence In
party councils and will name the man.
The Republican politicians look forward
to such dissensions in the Democratic
ranks that victory will be assured for any
Republican candidate of national scope.
Ii IL noticeable that the friends of Secre-
tary Blaine are kceping themselves in line
for emergency. While they talk publicly
of Mr.. Blaine being out OF the field, prl-
vately they express confidence that the Of.
fort will be mndc To nominate him, and
that he.will accept A conference between
Secretary Blaine aud Senator Cullom
pointed very strongly that way.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
PUSHED IT THROUGH.
Lincoln Bill Passes the
Senate.
HAD NOT BEEN CONSIDERED.
But the Bill Was Taken From the
Committee and Hurriedly.

The bill for dividing the Town OF Lin
coin into voting districts was the princi-
pal business in the Senate today.
Senator Woods said the bill had not
yet been considered In committee.
Lieutenant Governor Stearns moved to
have the committee discharged from the
further consideration OF the bill.
Senator Garvin moved to amend by in
structing the committee TO report tomor-
row.
Senators Rartlett, Church, Garvin and
Pond voted In its favor.
Senator Wood then presented the bill,
and after 1t was read Senator Pond moved
to make 1t the special order for tomorrow
at II 80 o'clock. Lost.
The fact that the bill was in poor state
was at once evident as Senator Woods
was obliged to make seven or eight amend
ments.
The most important are the change OF
time Of choosing moderators and clerks
OF voting districts from April to June,
and keeping the polls in the Lonsdale dis
trict open from o'clock a. m, until 7
o'clock p. m.
After several futile attempts on the part
Of Senator Garvin to amend the bill In
regard to the selection Of moderators and
clerks by the Town Council, the bill was
finally passed.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
Umbrella Fiend Again.

We have just purchased from a manufac.
turcr his entire stock of Umbrellas. The
sale was forced one and the bidders few
Our accepted offer must have been low TO i'm
duce us to put out good money into mcrchan
disc at this dull season Of the year The
people OF PawtuclSct and vicinity know of
the tremendous stock of Umbrellas we carry
and the stock we have ON hand today. Never.
heless we are looking every day for an op.
portunity to buy gold dollars for 80 cents
We have some 10000 Umbrellas in stock 10
day. Now we propose to reduce this number
previous TO the arrival OF our last great pur
chase, therefore for the next ten days we
shall offer the people OF Pawtucket and the
Blackstone Valley an opportunity TO pur-
chase Umbrellas at less than factory prices
Also nm extra inducement to every purchaser
never before attempted by any concern In
New England. For the next ten DAYS Wa
shall offer our entire stock of medium aud
high grade Umbrellas ut n special reduction
of - l.3 cents on the dollar, aud as a special
induccniont to all purchasers we shall give
away free with every sale OF an Umbrella, -
choice of number of beautiful little gifts
as souvenir OF this sale. These souvenirs
will be on exhibition I'm our window, the
center of our display Of Umbrellas.
PAwTUCBtr LoAS Co.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
TELEGRAPHIC SPARKS.

Rosa Czillag, the opera singer, is dead.
Westminster Kennel clubs show opened
at New York.
The National Electric Light association
met at Buffalo.
1t is proposed to suspend payment on
the Cuban debt.
Two women were tried for treason and
acquitted ut Sofia.
II is stated that Denmark is now willing
60 sell st. Thomas.
An administrator has been appointed
for the Baruaby estate.
Chicago's congressional guests are re.
turning to Washington.
At Spokane. Wash fire gulted the Crcs =
cent block. Loss 5000
A fire I'm Pittsburg dwelling caused
the death Of two children.
The severe weather keeps Gladstone
from returning to England
Charles y. Mcars, manufacturer Of
shoes, New York, has assigned.
Moses Klecman. one Of the typhus pa
tients, died at North Brothers island.
Vienna police have arrested thirteen
leaders in recent labor demonstrations.
Two young burglars escaped from the
court officer at Jamaica Plain (Boston).
IL is stated that the Louisiana lottery
has secured a perpetual charter in Mica
ragua
B. e. II. Berger's general merchandise
store was burned at Malvern, Ark. Loss
100000.
The American colony of Paris will give
Minister Reid banquet on his departure
for America.
An adverse report is to be made on SEN
ator Coke's bill TO amend the national
banking laws.
Thomas O'Connell, wanted for burglary
committed in New York city, was arres ted
at New Haven.
A bill has been introduced in the house
of commons for compulsory school sys-
tenn In Ireland.
Fire In the woolen trimmings and cloth
ing house Of L. c. Wachsmuth g. Co.,
Chicago, caused a loss Of $4,000.
Boston artists protest against New York
artists being given sole power to decide
what works shall be shown at the Worlds
fair.
Henry Watterson says that David Il.
Hill 10 now tho Democratic leader, and
that Grover Cleveland Is no longer pos
sibility.
The British government will not restrict
the importation Of live cattle, notwith-
standing the prevalence Of foot and mouth
disease
Tho Michigan Republican state com.
nittee has decided to ignore the law pro
viding for the choice of fpresidential electors
by districts.
The fremont and Suffolk millso of Lowell,
Mass, have been sued for $4,000 for dam
ages through an alleged breach Of contract
In mill driving patent case.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
Have No Equal.

AllUock's Porous Plasters have retained a
worldwide reputation solely upon their
superlative merits. They have many would.
be rivals, but have never been cqualied or
approached in curative properties and rapid.
ity and safety of action. Their value has
been att csted by the highest medical author.
tiles, as well as by unimpcachablo testi.
monials from those who have used them,
and they are recommended as the bcst ex.
ternsl remedy for weak back, rheumatism.
SC iatica, colds, coughs, sore throat, chest
and stomach effections, kidney difficulties
weak muscles. strains, stitches, and aches
and pains Of every description.
Beware OF limitations. and do not be de.
ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for All.
cocks, and let no solicitation or eSplana
tion induce y. u 20 &C pt n substitute.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-24
OBITUARY.

Michael Duffy, father OF Hugh Duffy
the well-known ball player, died yester.
day morning nt his residence at River
Point. A bale OF hay fell on him about 10
days ago and death resulted from the
injury.
Sister Mary Lucina died yesterday
morning OF consumption at the Convent
OF the Sisters Of Mercy in Providence.
She was native OF Newport, her
worldly name being Miss Mary Lennon.
and was graduate Of st. Mary's Acade-
my in her native city. Sister Lucina was
one Of the youngest members of tho
Order to which she belonged, having
taken the veil at an early age, over two
years and half ago. The funeral will DO
solemnized at the Cathedral Thursday
morning ut 10 o'clock.