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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-10-29
FEUILLETON.
L-EG0UFFR {:
PAR RAoUL DE NAyERY.
XIX
DE ,0U EMENT.
G4

La ieune femme fit plusieurs parts
dc cette richesse inespGree ct les
condamnGs durenta Ia double offrande
do rinrocence ct du malheur TN
allegement leurs mauX. lis ne
pouyaient croire que cette creature
d'aspect 81 Il uX, 81 noble, 81 charmant
fit destinee 4 vivra au milien d'eux
ouand lis c c0mprircnt, on cut dit
ou'ils tlouyaient dams la certitude dc
Ia voir sans cesse un allegement 4
leurs douIeurs. Ellie leur adressa de
ces paroles qui reieyent les ames, 81
bas quelles soient tombees. II sem
bait q le double apostolat du pretre
ct du avant Gtait complet, depuis
qu'une femme sly adjoignalt.
A ladmlration que ressentaient ees
hommes pour sa resolution heroi1ue
SC maIait une piti6 profonde. On
sentaiJ en- cela une victime sainte ct
volontaire.
Qnand l'heure du travail fut reve-
nue., Table Fulda ct Bethlen Halls
qnllterent eur, amis en- leur disant :
A demain
Carlo 9 Agnes rejoignrent leur
somb galerie, lc double bruit de Ia
pioche de l'bommc ct de celle plus
legere de Ia comtesse Sc confondit
avec les bruits formldables de cetIe
ruche souterraine.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-10-29
THIBODAUX, LINE, sAMEDI 20 OCTOBRE 1892

lie probleme don't il cherchait ia
solution leffrayalt Allait-i fou
droyer une creature vivante on en-
| sauver dies millers
Liable Fulda s'cflorca de lc ras-
surer.
-Eos intentions sont pures, lui
dlt-H, ct votre science est orande,
contez-vous en- Dicu don't I'appui ne
vous manquera pas.
lie lendemain, apres que lie Trem-
| hleur Sc fut repost dans un balm
rafralchssant, Halls le conduisit dams
Ia chambre basse qui await etc lie
theatre de ses experiences sur un
cadavre.
Liable Fulda laccompa.nait. en-
courageant a la fois l'operateur ct lie
sujet, ct faisait des ypux ardents
pour le success du medecin.
Tn sang-froid complet, ce sang
froid indispensable aux grands chi
mlstes CONNIE aux grands chirurgiens,
remplaea les inqui6tudes de Halls, des
que l'heure fut venue de commencer
son experience.
Ritter cessa d.6tre pour lui un
| homme, il voulut he plus lie consid6rer
| que CONNIE une solution contenant
en- dissolution un metal, lie mercure.
ct DIES metalloIdes c'est-a-dire toutes
les parties dc son corps.
Cne armature d'etain await etc
preparee, ct Ritter fut introduit dams
cette envelope.
Ensuite Halls appliquant sur cette
armature conductrice lie pole electro
negatif dune pile, introduisit dams
la bouche du mineur le pole electro
positif, ct etabit un courant qui,
d'apres les probabilities ct les expe-
riences faites prealablement sur le
cadavre, devail avoir pour resultat de
s6parer lie metal DIES metalloIdes.
Quand il cut tout dispose de la
sorte, 1ansoisse de Halls recommend
Mon ami, dit-il Fulda, lie moyen
don't jespere un resultat est 81 auda-
cieux quill semblerait un acte de folie
a la plupart des savants. Tn jour
viendra OH tout lie monde connaftra
Iemploi de lelectricite. On dirait
aujourd'hui que je d6robe Ia foudre
ct que ie me liyre a la magic Ce-
pendant j Athanase kircher, Get hon me
universal don't les decouvertes seront
reprlses plus tard, sans que personne
avoue a quelle source IL en- pulse la
premiere idee, Athanase kircher await
comprls qnels prodiges peut operer
| lelectrlclte; ct je ne rougirai pas de
lui rendre lhonneur dune cure don't
ses livres m ont fourni les premiers
| clements.
| Ritter ne souffrait pas. Lui aussi
attendait, allait-il vivre2 lie mercure
| don't son corps Sc trouvait impreene
serait-il attire forcement vers Parma
ture de metal don't lie docteur Iayait
enyironne ?
| ii Sc demandait tout celia en- SON
seant 81 femme quill await quiitee,
son enfant quill retrouyerait grandie.
An bout de deuX heures, Halls dit
a Table Fulda
! -Non-seuIement lie sort de Get
homme mais le sort de tous les con
damnes d'Idria va Sc oGcider.
Ayec des precautions infnies il
ecafta aFinatllfe q etain ehVeloppant
le corps du Trayailleur de la Mort, ct
poussa un cri de joie en- reconnaissance
cue tout le mercure don't Ritter ttalt
) imprtgne, await aoandonnt ses mem
bres ct s'etait dtpos6 sur rarmature
Gle metal. Au cri pousse par k
dccteur, lie mineur repondit par III
regard plein d'angoisse.
=Nous viyrez. lui dit-il. yous
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-10-29

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no Son 6,.h,n,.i+ ,,l,s 40 ,,or,,no -
Lac .ondal1oa A. ).
dams - houobo q, sor+.;on+ ,,aa,;
tement iannos
Ritter cass.,t da+r, =, Mo. Ia
m1f,l nn,r ro,loro,;r =, ha,
ranonl.n+. +. 10 ;a;a H. ,,t,
une crainte terrible
-Etes-vous bien sur que le direc-
teur N accorele ma GRACE demanda-t
il.
II me IN iura
lie Trayailleur de Ia Mort secona
Ia t9te.
-Qui trahit son Dieu peut mentir
i sa parole
j al un oaoe rtpondit Halls
-Leouel monsieur
-LiIlia.
-Oui. yous ayez raison il aine
l'cnfant.
-D'aiseurs. reprit le docteur Halls
yons sanrez hie,tat > ono; vons on
tenir a &c suiet ear 81 vous yous
sentez assez fort nour marcber mons
alIons nous rendre chez Melhoure
,aaa. eau.
!, mo sa,,,,,o $40 ;,;u !, ,,;3 49,;
ans ,;o,no
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yoix snnnlia Nolbonro soco,oit II
tate mais i, No 50 r6voltait mas Fl
cependant GO or'exioeait I,iIlia itait
bien Grave ellie demondait haaucon,
elIo domandoit touionrs don,;s au,ello
await comnris one sa vie ata;t nna
chose 81 frale, qu'ua violent chagrin
la pouvait bciser. Ellie Sc faisait une
force de cette falblesse. Ellie deve.
matt lie tyran de Get homme qui await
fait trembler tant de malheureux. Ellie
await des facons de lui dire "Tu
me fails de la peine," qui equivalaien,
q .J'en pourrais MOURN" Nelbouro
Sc rebellait, Sc r6yoltait, mais renfant
ressorro;t 10 choina do sos hros cory :
aa,ta ~, = 49,, fuoa+ A. 10;
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-10-29
No. 13.

| - ~ So ~ oIktIiC III III
Verge qui ta rendn ia file ct le
cruclflN que Betnlen Halls a prize pour
moi.
-Si je te ctdais, on croirait..
y 'as-tu pas etc haptis6 4 Gglise
salnt-Etienne Vienne, pere 2
Sans doute, qu'en conclus-tu? ?
Qnil J await dams cette cathedrale
IN cruclfiA ct des statues saintes.
--nais depuis.
--Ou es-tu marie, pere?
-Dans IL meme 6alise.
-Et tn fus marie
Par u" pretre, LiIIia. mais a
quoi aboutssent ccs questions
lie pr6tle qui ia mare rcssem-
blait i Fable Fuld.t. ct &c fut Iui oui
me baptisa une aimee plus tard. !.
Je ne sals pase je NC yeux pas sayoir
ce qni s'est passt dams ton esprit.
Je te rappelle settlement ceci ia
mere etait cAthoiique, ia femme, ma
mere blen-simee. est un ange. Ia
tlIa nrof..,sa Il, ,ol;,.;o,, III
Ia tianna nnnr.,,9; ,,a
drals-tu pas avec moi retnercier Dleu ?
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AVA. l., bata M ,ran .; ,,Isss
So d6harr,sar do I,;,,.i,tanin -, fonua
contr,dictAnrs
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ale tue l. uen4ral
Mas a.r,, Nolh,,,.,r j,
nais done tout. ,.et1,. h,s,or,
lie me ii su;s fir r,,n,tar ~
Xenie .Cetais bien mal,da nnand
II comtesse IN .demonda il favanr IL
desceudr, dams II mine on s,,t !;
son arriy6e ne N i mas sapva II IL
-TaIo-tol iii Melbouro un tres
saillit a ce souvenir
--Tu vols bien. nous lui devons
uueluue chose .DaiIleurs Halls ,aine
avec veneration. Ia iolie Gitaue ori
raccompaynait mourrait plut0t uue
de zen separer .Ceux oui inspirent
de semb .ables devouements sont
benis de Dleu ct respect4s des hom-
mes. Songe done moi, 81 j'etais
lnorte.
rontas tas p.,clao cont .,,,ajio,
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

Farmers come fifteen miles to my store
to get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Many OF them, like myself, are never
without it in their homes. 1t cured my
boy of a severe attack OF croup and, be-
lieve, saved his life. X. DALTON, Luray,
Russell county, Kansas. This remedy
is certain cure for Group and. ii used as
soon as the first symptoms appear, will
prevent the attack. For sale by
II. II. WATKINS,
Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31
Getting Even.

Mr.. j. was clerk in city Office, and
owing to the jealousy OF his fellow clerks
WAS daily subjected to many petty an
noyances. One day his enemies thought
they had hit on a plan which would
amuse them and add to J's discomfort.
The next morning when Mr.. J. entered
the office one alter another came up and
said to him in tone Of horror:
why, whatever is the mater with
you? Are you i'll? You look simply
gnas.ly."
Mr. J. Sat listening quietly for few
minutes; tnen suddenly, ID the surprise
of every body, got off hIs stool and slipped
into the m minager's office. A short time
only had elapsed when the manager ap-
pedred, followed by Mr.. and address.
ing the astonished clerks sail:
AS Mr.. J. is so unwell, have granted
him permission TO take day or ,wo's
holiday, 50 you must divide his work
equally among YOU until he returns -
London Tit Bits.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31
Here is a way TO tell whether paper is

Here is a way TO tell whether paper is
machine or hand made: A rol. or strip Of
paper about an inch wide should be,
placed gently in water, 80 that the upper
surface is kept dry. In machlne-made
paper the two sides will unroll in the d.
rection Of the center, but in handmade
paper the sides will unfold in the form Of
plate. This indicates that the fibres in
the handmade paper are disposed as to
length and bre adth, while in machine.
made paper they are chiefly extended in
length.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31
Wonders Of 0jden Times.

Nineveh was IA miles long and miles
wide, the whole city surrounded by a
wall 100 feet high. so thick as to furnish
ample room for three chariots to be driv-
en- abreast around the top. Babylon was
so miles within the walls, which were Is
feet thick and OF the same height az
those OF Nineveh. This monster wall
had II openings or gates, which were
closed by enormous brass shutters every
evening at sundown. The Temple Of
Diana at Ephesus, which was arout an
even hundred years in building, was $50
feet to the first support OF the roof The
largest of the pyramids was originally
4Sl feet high aud S53 on the sides, the
base covering IL acres. The stones,
which are III 208 layers, average 60 feet
in length. One account says that 35J,-
900 worked for 20 wears in fashionlng the
Titanic pile Tn famous "L1byrinih Of
Egypl" cpnttired 800 room or cham bers
and y n."+. Tnehns, Egypt, at the
presen. me, presents runs u miles in
cireEmierrnce. The rern.,ins Of many OF
the onlinGs. such as columns, arrhes,
etc, are OF snch gigantic size that no
know modern machinery would he
equal TO the task OF IAkin. them down,
to say nothing Of putting them in their
present positions.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

The Earl Of Balcarres had a field OF
'urnips npon which he pr,ded himself a
good deal. He once surprised an old
woman busily employed in filling sack
with his favorites. After giving her a
hearty scolding, to which she replied on
Iy by the silent eloquence Of repeated
courtesles, he was walking away. xhen
the woman called to him; "Eh, nv
lord, the bags unco' heavy. Would We
be sac kin1 as to help me on to nv back
wi r?'-which he did forthwith, when
the culprit decamped with profuse thanks.
--Aigonaut
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

Charles Meadows. an old time COW
puncher Of Grant county, who for several
wears past has been travelling with
Buffalo Bills Wild West Show, arrived
in Silver last week and renewed his ac
qusintance with many frierds of days
gone by. While here he formed the
nucleus of an organization for the capture
nf the Kid He is now at Phenix max.
ing arrangements with Governor Muir
ply concerning rewards, and in few
days will organize his hand and take TO
the hills in search OF Kid and his band
Meadows is quite confident that he can
capture or kill the Kid and thus Sc
Cure the reward and also name which
will give him prestige in his wild west
show at Chicago next year. He will be
j,ined in the expedition against the KID
by several cowboys from this section -
Silver City Enterprise.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31
An Educated apache.

There arrived in Florence yesterday
afternoon an agent Of the Worlds Fair
managers named Mr.. Antonio. Mr.
Antonio is a full blooded Chiricahua
Apache and in his youth was member
OF COchise's celebrated band He was
captured when only eight years old and
taken east, where he was adopted by a
wealthy lady. Mr.. Antonio is graduate
of Harvard, and is consequently we'll
educated For while he WAS in Ben
Butler's law office ard has also worked
on The Boston Transcript. His mission
here is to gather statistics relative to the
Indians Of Arizona and New Mexico for
use by The Worlds Fair commissioners.
He will leave for the San Carlos agency
to-day.-Florencn Tribune.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

The open frerlace in the new public
library building at Machias, Me, will be
cons rnc,ed Of stones whcn we're used
for ballast on board the British war
schooner Margaretta, cAptured bv the
Americans near Machia- during the early
part Of the R-Vo,ntinn
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31
IMPORTANT
TO
MINING MEN.

Attention Is called to the fact that
Wade and Wade OF Los Angeles,
Cal are the most enterprising chem.
lists and assayers in this southern
country. Their establishment is
fitted up with the Latest improve
ments for A. a'saying, and all ore sam
pies are crushed by means of a
Gates Crusher and rolls run by 2
n. 7. gas engine. This machinery
enables them TO reduce large sam
Piles TO fine pnip, ensuing correct
Assays, make free god tests, and Of
the cynanide method for treating
ores. Their department !or wet an
alyses was fitted up at considerable
expense. These gentlemen came to
California five years ago, and with
indomitable will and enterprise built
up business Creditable both TO
themselves and lower California,
while others camn I'm only 10 be dis
conraged and take their dep plrture
in a short time. II should also be
mentioned that they fearh assaying
and special branches OF chemical
analysis.
For particulars address thsm at 1O9T
Commercirl Street.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

Three accused Panama Canal directors
have been Jailed for completely in the
Panama frauds.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

Ada county, Idaho, Is having a dia-
mond excitement. On the south bank
OF the Snake river, near Walters Ferry, a
diamond field has been discovered, and
"it is said" 10 be OF the same nature as
that OF the Kimberly fields. South Africa
The discovery which has created so much
excitement was made about two weeks
ago by party of surveyors who were
putting in a dam near the mouth of the
Bruneau river. Many years ago stones
supposed 10 be diamonds were found in
Idaho, aud the find created some excite
ment, but nothing came OF it-Pioche
Record.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-12
THE GREAT COUNTY or n,xn
HAN.
For th' Commonwealth Of Idaho.l

Ia 49, ---@' N~AAAaouWo8Af Oh Idaho
'daho Falls, situated centrally in
bingham county, Idaho, may with pro.
pr'ety be called "The City Of Canals. >
Its location in the great Snake river
valley, on the Utah and Northern rail.
way, surrounded by hundreds of
thousands Of acres of the best and
most easily irrigated agricultural
lands, with vast canals constructed
and being constructed, and the water
supply truly inexhaustible, makes il
the city of destiny.
The Idaho canal, the largest in the
State, has its headgate in Snake river.
about twelve miles above town, and
touches within one mile. This canal
is eighty feet wide on top and forty
feet wide on bottom At the river. and
is now constructed to the distance of
forty-two miles, and is planned, with
its feeders from the river lower down,
to reclaim one hundred thousand
acres. Capital stock, 100000.
The Eagle Rock and Willow Creek
system, having absorbed the Snake
River Company, is the oldest work in
the valley and is doing magnificent
service. It is capacitated to water
twenty-five or thirty thousand acres.
Capital stock, 100000.
The Idaho Falls canal, which was
formerly the Cedar Hollow and Foot.
bills, is now under construction, and
when completed will be of great SER
vice. Capital STOCK, $a50,OOO.
These plants have cost the past
few years a half million dollars, and
there will be expended during 1892
more than 100000 more in extend
ing the work, which, when completed,
will water all the farming lands in
the valley within radius of twenty
miles from town on the east side OF
Snake river.
The Great Western is being taken
out on the west side of the river by
some Chicago Capitalists, and IN ad-
dition several smaller corporations
are at work In the valley aud in this
vicinity.
As result Idaho Falls is the CEN
ter for trade in all this portion of the
State.-Joseph A. Clark.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-12

DURING the year ending May 3l'
1890 there we're 1928 irrigated farms
in Idaho out of total of 6,654, as
shown by the census. Average size
of irrigated farms so acres. Aver
age first cost Of water right was s4.14
per acre and the average cost OF pre-
pairing the land, s10.56 per acre.
The average value of irrigated land
at the time the census was taken was
x45. so per acre. The average value
of crops for 1889 was $12.93 per acre.
and the average annual cost OF main
tanning bitches, etc., was eighty cents
ne, acre. Shoshone and Latah are
the only counties of the State that
have no irrigated land. kootena
county had only nine acres that wa'
irrigated. Bingham had the creates
area of irrigated land-4o,s2s acres
Ada comes next with 3S,9l9 acres
In Boise county 1899 acres we're 'r
rigated.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-12
salt Lake Election.

SALT LAKE, Feb. 9.-The official
count was made to-day of the city
election. 1t shows an average Lib
eral plurality of 1882, and an aver.
age Liberal majority over all of 1104
Plurality ranged from 1884 to 1888
and the majority from 946 to 1878.
The result is held here to be q
mighty protest against the passage o.
either the Faulkner or Teller bill
The Liberal plurality in this city a
the last prior election CAST August
was 1116 and the majority at tha
election 773.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-12
Automatically Mixed.

If any of the students of our public
school get hold of copy of the Sun
day morning issue of our esteemed
contemporary, the Boise Democrat,
they will feel like going down to it's
Office aud giving it some instruction
in Arithmetic. 1t says:
ga number of exchanges aver that
the Mollie Gibson mine at Aspen,
Colorado, yields 10000 ounces to the
ton. Avoirdupois and troy weight
are the same so far as the pound is
conc erned, but the former is divided
into sixteen parts instead OF twelve,
Dividing the 10000 oupces by twelve
it would give 2,1664 pounds of silver
to the ton. When the ore of mine
of silver is more valuable than the
pure metal it must be remarkably
rich"
1t happens that the avoirdupois
and troy pounds are not the same
There are 1000 troy grains in an av'
oirdupois pound, and $3.50 in troy
pound. In an avoirdupois ton there
are 100000 troy grains; IN troy
ounce there are 4S0 grains and II
therefore follows that there are 49,
1863 troy ounces in an avolrdupol'
ton. In other words if miner shoulo
get pure silver his assay would show
9,1663 ounces per ton.
The Mollie Gibson ore that there II
so much talk about is about 30 PEI
cent pure or just about as pure a
coin silver. It is sawed up into
bricks and polished for paper weights
and souvenirs; and the discovery Il
altogether the most remarkable eve
made in the history of mining.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-12
E.EE COINAGE DlLl4

IT.. p,..a hu, f.-..,-
go Po.s
eu y tne house Committee on Coin
age, on the 10th, is substantially =
follows:
SRcT1oN i. Tha un;t a. v.ln. ~
~. Tyn;..a CO.,. 49,, (. u. ..s
~ '.' ~ 80 ~
s'o s'lver do''sr = nov co'ned, 4i%e
grams standard silver, Or the gold
dollar, rs $40 grains standard rold.
Standard 0old and silver co;n. ~ the
r1.;..a 60. l..1 .-a.-
~ > =. :. -
~ payment q a. oeoss. ANY nold-
er OF gold Or silver bullion OF the val
ue Of 41OO o. more, standard finensss,
sh.il ha .nt;tIed - haze n. ..me
....,,,, 80 ..,.h.-.-.a ....d.-,,
1 NV ~y - s . .
COINS of tne United states fres q
charge 1t the mints Of the United
States. or NAV deposit the same !,
.uch mint. and r.c.;va ther.for co;r
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-12


'Hs Idaho City Dramatic troupe
resented Wild Mab," a drama in
\, .c's' and a farce, /" Wide Enough
|Ts iwo'' last Tuesday evening.
= Ielperance hall was literally filed,
i. 'ns seats being taken, and also
sanding room. Both the drama
= larce were we'll received, and
'''s rendered in a manner to receive
'erited !. applause. Following
| h Nv p' members of the troupe: L,
|u." "0'Sman, Fred Garrecht, Julius
NJ : r. V. Tinker, Clay Mosher,
~ ~ =. Emma Day, Miss Lena Suhlsen
-A' Miss Mary Genau.