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GERMAN LABOR COLONIES.
How the Tramp IS Made to Work in
Germany.

There is in the February number of the
Forum an explanation of the practical
results of the celebrated German Labor
Colonies for the abolition of tramps, by
Professor i. g. Peabody of Harvard, who
during his residence in Germany, where
he now is, has studied the system on the
ground. Germany was the worst tramp
afflicted country in the world before
work stations were established at inter
walls of half a days journey. 1t is assumed
that the tramp will earn his board and
lodging in n balt-day's work. In the
morning, therefore, he may travel with
the assurance of reaching another station
where in the afternoon he must work. If
he presents himself after z. NJ. he gets
no further help. Each wanderer must
carry with him ticket on which is
stamped the name of his last station and
the date of his reception there. Thus
when the network of these stations eX-
tends throughout Germany, all excuse
for wandering beggars seems TO be re-
novel and Il positive treatment of
friendly aid as well a a negative treat
ment of refusal ut ones door is applied.
In the year 1890 there were ,957 such
stations, in which l,662, 500 break kiaStS,
9I2.4 40 dinners, and l,S7i, ,59l Suppers
were provided. There were in the same
year 3i4 resting-places with 1850 beds.
providing in the year =, 223, % o lodgings.
Professor Peabody Xpl;lins that it was
at first feared that they might be tempted
10 stay too long in SO good a refuge, and
maximum term or two years was fixed:
but, III tact, great proportion of such
men cannot bear the restraint for any
considerable period. 1t is estimated that
in the years lSS7-I8S9, ~ per cent (9l3l
of the colouiStS left within a week, 4.3 per
cen-. (537 within n fortnight, 23.1 per cent.
within Il month, and Al per cent. Within
two months. OF all who lett the colony
20.S per cent had obtained definite occu-
pation; 60.I per cent. lett at their own de-
sire and may he assumed to have renewed
their tramp life; 80 per cent. had re-
mained the entire term of two years: Al
per cent. were dismissed for misconduct,
and per cent. were transferred to hos
pltals for treatment. Finally , per cent.
ran away. OF 5.556 colonists in 1888, 3,6l7,
or IS per cent, were ut a colony for the
first time, and 1889, or 50 per cent. were
1T the colony for at least second visit
OF these 50 per cent. were there for the
third time, IS per cent. for the fourth
time, l.2 per cent. for the fifth time. and
0.5 per cent. for the sixth time.
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.Ints sold
r street.

OPPOSITE THE PUBLIC PARK. ONE
block from Electric Railroad Sixteenth
street is graveled and graded, and all the lots
are above the city grade which we will sell on
easy installments, or will build houses. for
500 upward, so that anyone can buy a home
in this block with few hundred dollars down
and the rest the same as paying rent. Don't
miss this chance, for il may never occur again.
Also. q new fiye-room Cottage on the corner OF
Fourteenth and q SireetS, with three bay win
dows, bathroom, washStand, hot and cold
water, finished in the best OF modern style.
To be sold on easy instatlments. Apply at
SILLER BROS, Con tractors and Builders,
office and mill 1914 Thirteenth street.
IF YOU WANT ALL THE LATEST NEWS
L at the earliest moment subscribe Tor the
RECORD-UNION.
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UNCLE IKRs. MISTAKE.
He Sold the Watch That Drier Had
Partially Paid For.

He Sold the Watch That Drier Had
Partially Paid For.
The suit of John Drier against "Unele
Ike'' Zemansky to recover $50 damages
because "Uncle" sold a watch that Drier
had placed in pawn. was heard by JUS
tice OF the Peace Henry yesterday after
noon.
Uncle" claimed that Drier sold the
watch outright to him. Afterward he
wanted to buy it back again, and agreed
TO take the watch out in sixty days-pay-
ing deposit to bind the bargain.
Before the sixty days were up, how
ever. the watch was sold by mistake.
Drier was quite indignant because the
time-piece had been sold, as, he said, it
was a keepsake, given to him by his
mother.
Judge Henry gave judgment in favor
of Drier for So IS and costs.
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DR. f. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, asperific Tor Hysteria Dfzzi-
ness. Fits. Neuralgia, Headache Nervous
PrOstraticn caused by alcohol or tobacco
Brain causing insanity misery. decay. death.
Premature Old Age, Rarrsnness, Loss OF Power
IN either sex. Impotency. Leueorrhma and all
zen ale Weaknesses, Involuntary Losses,
SpernatorrhGa caused d by over eXertion OF
brain, Selfabuse, 0ves-indulgence a Anoath's
treatment, 81; 8 tor So. by mail We guar
antee SIX boNes TO cure Each order for six
boxes with 50 viii cad written guarantees to
refund II not cured. 6uarante S issued only
o. CLARK & WEIHE DRrt;GrsTs. sole
Agents. 64o Post street. San Francisco. Cal
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BIDS FOR SUPPLIES.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED AND.
ID opened WEDNESDAY, Nav 5th at = p.
n. bv the Board of SUI ervisorS for the follow
ing supplies for the County Hospital for three
months, commenc .ng WEDNESDAY, May ),
1889:
and repairing the waits of the County HoS-
pital and repairing ana plastering whore nec-
esSary. TH0S. JENKINS.
ap23-1ot Chairman Hospital Committee.
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3aiertiits 5.tntirrs.

)i0DNEERS = MEET AT YOUR HALL,
fhs7,,IIlS l. Ills FRIDAY, ut IL A. NJ, to attend the
i"hefal OF Brother J. ID. CROXALL
w VIM. JOHNSTON, President.
", II. LUTHER. Secretary Its
EG LAR MEETING OF COURT SUIT
80 t CeF' 40. 971, Independent Order of Forest
i1 ~ 'TrI fraternity Hall. odd Fellows Build
Eyesry tino friday EVENING at 7:3o O'Clock
0oiIyu&ally ~ ~ invited. JAS. 4. ROBIN q r
~. u. MONTGOMERY. h. S. II. It
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Receiyer,s sale.

On Monday at 10 a. NJ. d. J.Simmons &
Co. Will sell at auction, at the Courthouse.
the east half of lot in the block bounded
by NJ and \, Twenty-sixth and Twenty
seventh streets, by order of the receiver.
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sherhnrn.s Auctions

On Monday, at 10 A. NJ, W. II. Sher-
burn viii sell on the premises the entire
stock of wines, liquors, cigars, groceries.
etc. and the plated ware, croclery, glass
ware, etc., of Leith's Restaurant, 40 X
street.
Mr.. Sherburu is now engaged in sell
ing the iewelry store OF John Conrad. at
Az J street. The sales take place each
afternoon at $50 and each evening at 7:30.
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Che 3tinnpnrrii.
WHATEVER REASONABLE DOUBT

There may be to the next President Of the United
States (and think there is good dea there can be
very little doubt about the distinguishing merits OF the
NEW SPRING GOODS view at THE NON
IPARElL. The style and quality Of our goods never
fail to please, while the low prices already making
big gaps in display, which has necessitated that all
our orders should be duplicated to
facturers.
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NATANTED-A GOOD, RELIABLE GIRL.
w Tor general hOUSeWork and cooking Ap-
ply No. 923 NJ street, between 8 a. NJ. and 4
T. NJ. au2T-tf
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STOCKTON. CAL.
IMPORTANT TRUSTEES SALE.

cash. the good Will, stock and fixtures os
the old and well-known wholesale liquor tirnf
of GEO. W. CHESl4EY & Co, Oil and 913
Second street, Sacramento. California. Stock,
etc. now OPS N 30 inspt ction on the premises
All bids must be in writing and within fifteen
days from date. The right TO re ect any and
all bids is hereby reserved. Address
LOUIS ELkUS. Trustee,
oil Pine street, San Francisco, Cal.
Dated April %. 1892.
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A Georgia shoemaker has made for the
use of a customer pair of shoes with soles
fourteen inches long and five and one
halt inches wide.
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o5r'trrnl 5fottces.


EARD OF THANKS TIII5 " 7=z7777775
4 HSlSReo H5N r members OF the family of fbe late
sfncsre 1N tbo6isA bnhMARK, desire to return their
assisted ISnInS 20 the many friends who
Its MRE itorSi tributes at the funeral
- ' A-N nEMARk AND FAMILY.
9EfEI HAARTE's "PosTMIsTR or
t7'ctcs 'iieL ttt5, Run complete Price ( cenJs
80 street. Its
DhE tered LEST - I,,rct roctfPoRTUNITY YET OF
new ~7Story aud e-room nous sirIato iiIle' Ne
9JI 02] ~ street. For terms call on CO IAY.
tnnity 10 nnrIbai street e., also the best opnor-
o. the pest residence locality in tbe (it5 y
better cnahce onered in the city to d. ~ ~ ~ no
Speculation. For terms calI at 23l J Street ,T'
ap26-6t
AVE YOU A TAPEWORM?-IF so
Ii and you wish to be rid Of IL co,1,,,,,g' ~
cate with T. 5 W., this Office. one dose cures
-------e---s S- -. aplS-2w
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INFORMATION WANTED OF Ann.
i daughter of HUGH CUER. who yTas j.,
sacramento, IN 1870, and who has properly
ielL her Dy viii. Anyone able TO give sucn in
loI4atlon 10 9. AlIE, CupiCai Hotel viii
bc suitably rewarded au0q-.r,It ~. -
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w work and wait on table Apply nc NF;Vv
Ii1BERNIA HOTEL, 1919 Front street.
ap2Y-3t&
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EXJANTED-AIRS. $. \. CHENEY OF NEW
w \ Ork desires Il lmiteu number OF efA,as e.
mentS with families 10 do drcSslnaking ems
OF experience III the East enables her To intro
duce enjITets new styles and designs in ladies'
dresses anu wraps. ParlOrs 1UI5 TWENTY
fourth street, between and X near the elec-
tric road. anoQ-Ef
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3llut,tro.

DARTY WITH FURNITURE FOR o ~
4 10 rooms, TO occupy Institute KuiId1no
and board patients. DIS. GRIMES q TIjKo
\ En- Capital HoIel anSq--.fE
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M IANIED-APpRENTIC FOR MILL
nsry worhtoom. Apply, CHARLES h.
FhIIto, superintendent, Wcinstock. Illbin
- ". ap2J-3t
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There will be n tug-of-war contest Mt
Oak Park on Sunday afternoon, at 3
O'clock, between the Capital City and
the American teams They will pull"
for $3.50 si0e.
Rrhe ladies of the Sixth-street N. L.
Church, announce fair and festival for
May 18th, 10Th and DIST
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VNTANTED-A GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF
w little child. Apply at $40 NJ street.
ap2O-Jf
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NSTANTED-A TEACHER OF SPANISH
w or one who can SPEAK spanish. Address
s., this Office. ap2z-3t1
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THE ABOVE ARE ON SALE THIS DAY AT A. NJ

SoHIF- We took greater pride in stock
CUJ All the popular
Nj hNbiD ii1IA always look for THE N0NPARE
be had nowhere else
stock comprises perfect trimmings
desirab and combinations of cOOings.
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WANTED - TENT FOR exhibition
w purposes; large, about 22x3O feet, at
once; II III good condition viii pay good fig
ure; write or call at the Western Hotel .f0r
u. '. MORAN, SACRAMENTO CaI. an2 L-3le
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NTANTED-PERSONS LOOKING FOR
w help OF any KIND, or sober and induStri-
Gus men seeking employment can be satisfied
Oy caillng or addressing the "Intellgencev
1O1I second street, Sacramento. CHAS H.
MILLER, Proprietor apI-G
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- SIALESNIEN WANTED TO SELL, OUR
- goods by sample To the wholesale aud re-
tail trade; liberal salary and expenses paia;
wages, advertising, etc. For full particulars
ana reference, address CENTENNIAL MAN
UFACfURINGC CO. Chicago, Ill. IN 9-3m IT'S
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NXTANTED-FIVE GENTLEMEN, WIDE
w awake, with good address; salary or
commission. Apply to the SINGER MANU-
FACIURING COMPANY. 500 j street.
NTANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINE
w yaruS. dairies and all kinds OF labor.
women and girls Tor cooking and general
houSework; plenty OF work IOT desirable help
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street. X and L..
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The Epworth League of the Sixth
street NJ. +. Church will give an auto
graph social this evening. There will be
other interesting features of the enter
tainment during the evening, among
which is an excellent programme of the
best musical and literary talent of the
city. The socie.y has been To some
trouble and expense for the social in
prizes etc,
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Cor 4tulr.

TlOR SALE CHEAP-5O,oO FEET OF
L rrigatiug pipe, dipped, with screw coup
ling. Can be seen at brick kiln Lorth of depot
AanreSS W. EHAPIN. Sacrnucnto
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lie professor 4 :. Lechs a dso..
de In NouveIIe-O -Itals deDui, -
mois, sans que Ion sache hi i \
ale, mais "a sapp9a est ana ~
refugit au LaAi4a oa III TO-
&c qai est ie plus malAeureur i,
que P'19'eul' "'--es aaanant ID
billets de lui don't les eDdos
ne sont pas reconnus.
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flames IT CoNCoNBREs-Un IS
sure que le ~secrttaire Rusk, qui d
eharge du dtpartementde l'agriculture
des Etats-Unis, songe serieusement ]
5tablir IN bureau matrimonial an
rapport ayec le dspartement quill
preside, Cite idte lui aurai5 6ta
suggtrte par nne lettre quill i reeue
recemment dun fermier de rOuest.
Get homme await reeu du departemsnt
de agriculture, Il demande de son
representant NJ congress, IN lot de
graines de iardinage dams lequel Sc
t%rouvaient des graines de concombre.
Il aplantt ces CRANES avec soin ct
elles ont produit DIES concombres 81
delicieux que 81 femme sen est dome
une belle Indigestion qui la lat passer
de vie a trtpas.
lie fermier ainsi rebuilt au veuyage
a cru devoir porter ses dolc3nce= I'LL
souvernemant patterned don't la
bontss ~la'aienc s. nal seryi. i dams
une lettre au secrttalre Rusk, Il lui
dit: ~Eos sacrtes conconbres mon.
tue ma femme aussi &C prinsemps-ci
au lieu de menvoyer encore des
CRANES de concombre. e~nvorez-noi.
plut6t une autre femm, On me lit
quill y en- a ~beaucoup dy jol;es d4as
votre dGpartement."
lie secrttaire Rush. dams une
reponse pole a son correspondents.
lui q dit gull nttait pas prepare 4
remplir o ordre. ttant pris a Tim
proviste; mails, en- attendant ouIl
prenne DIES measures pour a~jouter an
stock de CRANES varites n, il distribute
pour lie plus gtntreux des g~ouverae-
nents IN autre stock tgalement b;a1
assorti ae femmes, d~estintes "a rem
placer celles que les Iegumes prove
nant de ces CRANES peuvent tuer. il
invite lie malheureux fermier a Sc
rendre a Washington pour faire son
choix parmi les jelies employees IN
son bureau.
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u. Ernest Howard WENT e pa5l;er
dams, le L5.trsa P7. SIR i
rtco!te lu zl-re. u Louisiana 1aa=
l'annte qui Went d. tinir-l691-lS92
I'm article fort inttressant. Il
donne une ldte tres ne:ts 1T -iinpor-
tance relative ass df5treate= paroisses
renfernGes dams Il region sucriere,
al point de vue lie l. production
On Y constate aussi, avec t~ristesse,
que les appearances des p7anteurs ont
etc crueilemene dteues, ct que le
renlenent total a etc bian moindre
ou lis ne sy a~ltendaient. Les diff
~ftrentes e~stimations. en- efe5, varient
de l1S,iG3 tonnes-chifre accuse par
lie Revenu i~attrieur, 4 172,750 tonnes,
Gyaluat:on de u. Howard or, les
deInandes adresstes i Washington,
Ell vue de l~obtention de Ia prime,
faisaicat monter Ii rtcolte attendue a
215.000 tonnes. II ' a done IN
deficit reel de 100000 tonnes On
en- connait les causes. inUtiie de
reyenir sur &c sujet. Encore est-il
fort heureux que, vers Ia fin, lie temps
Sc soft montr6 fav0rahle-sans quot,
L resultat eht etc plus pauvre encore.
VI. Howard divise toute a region
sucriege en- sept districts congression-
nels:
/. Paroisses de Ia Cote suptrieure.
Paroisses de Ia Cote inftrieure.
,. Region du Teche,
+ Region de Lafourche.
5. Region de Ia Riviere Rouge.
&. Paroisses i~nterieures. on terres
hantes.
I. Paroisses du chemin de fer
Morgan on du Collie.
Dams II premiere partie, cote supt-
rieure. nous trouvons neuf paroisses:
Jefferson, qui compte ) planteurs
produisant 100000 de liyres.
St-CharIes, Il planteurs ct 10000
000 de liyres.
St-Jean-Baptiste, 81 plaEteurs.
20,00o.0o0 de livres.
St-Jacqaes, 81 planteurs, 10000. 600
de livres.
Ascension, 10 planteurs, $1,000 900
de livres.
IberyilIe, - planteurs, $4,000, 900
de livres.
East Baton Rouge, - planteurs,
5000 900 lie Iivres.
West Baton Rouge, 25 planteurs.
18.0ao.000 de lirres,
Pointe-Coupee, l. planteurs, 5000
600.
Total pour les 8 paroisses de Ia
region 800 planteurs, ayant produit
156.000.000 de Ivres, ct ayant droIt
a s3,017.0o5 de primes.
Dams II deuxiame partie. cote
inftrieure, il ! 4 trois paroisses
Orleans, ,t9i5 plan |E1aiaisaut
100000 de livres.
St-3aFnard, 6 planteErs nrodntsant
100000 de liyres.
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.puissanees. dams un proJet oEHcieuA'
les resolutions adoptee5 an cours &c
&c dtbat st solicitor ensulte IN
commencement sympathiqne a F@avre
enterprise linitiative dc po1rparleTs
entire les divers Etats interesses. r.
cette fagon, on espere airi:er raP-de-
ment a reimbursement de Ia Ieeie-
mentation poursuivie.
9oici maintenant quels points
p~:inepaaA oolf1A' porter iii iI57"-9.
de p~recau1-oA i a I~eo-s-~1oA 90
reSie les "7eAee9, 'e9 eoi"'eLneH~ 10
departs, les u~a'efseFS 8 ie9 "99o
L I - 'e9'S"''loH se-t'"-e s
spec'aie ct les 6" mihis"aN >
qui o"h7 II pays p7'-
vent lh'efesser ies su'
Sltlon ue w. osIhiefs s'I ~ egh''s
'oa5 aa U".|"ii ~. ieaf e- o-7' :
sur ies CONDITIONS engagement 80,
'n Z en eHe' que
eA'-=- e."i' !" iAeuFe "'ousiis
"a Plo'e des aseA'ss )
eiiss f's''s'' 'o'' 81 ''''e's Us.
sotl'sahr 'otoh9 H e'i7s po"77ei,'
os'ah e-'es :" - A.''.-
heHfe0A' ii7u1-s'ihhleh piel'aie7 d
i7"l eAo"7 : - 1T fit. -'7-, p-o.e=7s
par les souvernements des pays on rs
Sc rendent, deTIennent olen vie pres
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FROM TIE SANE-Two YEARS AFTER
Jan. @th. ls10.-It will be two years III.
week, mat have had no attack Of Asthma,
this is the best ceatiacate you eap y-f-L '
Your Asthma Remedy has proved most Of
neaciou. and secured "a 1nil cure. III a case
that happened in my family.
T. A.BAEIos, Lsckport La.
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QUESTION DE LEIIGRi-
TIOE.

Lemigration est devenue de nos
iours IN problame t~conomique des
plus strieux. Jadis les colons Sen
a~lla.ent IN peu a raventure, par petits
groupes sympathiques, s'installaient
c nine is pouvaient Ct gagnaient tant
bien que nal leur existence.
4 notre tpoque, CONNIE tout.
l'ttnigration est devcnpe sciendfqDe-
les eoIons ne sont plus des aventu-
riers cAerchant fortune par mont ct
par vaux, lis sont Ia main-d'puvre
rtguliere & eonstante cue Ion fournit
aux pays 4ul Han4uent IL bras, tout
CONNIE notre vieiiIe agriculture.
Daa ces conditions ltmigra.i9n
5 est TRANSFORMER en- IN movement
Sc chittraat par le displacement de
millions dhommes, G. gull a bien
fallu rtglementer.
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leehe' II y a tFo's paFoiSses:
o~te-'iarie, = piahteurs, pFodulsant
'o'ooo,o oV de lI'fes,
l5trie, - pianteurs, produlsant
:, - ''lsS
.'l'.'-- F''i's'is' pLo''-9,'H
'go'''000 ~ me-
-" 'o"'- pooa ie5io1' 100
..+,.:.
,,t
5a;+
~ Gso -
,aa
4, .rn...
neo ~, |, TIL.
~,
p.n-des i, ,Iantanrz n~ro1nis.nt
zoaafo4 IL r,-az
A~vavera- nIan4a8r. nr,5,fza.4
2.ooo.500 dc I,rres.
En- to,r IA ~nlontaur. ,rod,is.n4
aatta3a. II,
s12t s5o l. limos
nans !. .ivismo n.rtie raro;ssos
;n+.-;e,rae cs torres ts.tos
a..r
srI,ao5r, - n.,otenr. nr,sn,..o4
De livres.
Lafayette. II ~p.anteurs, produisant
5oo.8oo livres En tout, 16 plan
tears produI,ant 3,5o0,oOo ligres Ct
ayant droit 4 s72.9l7 dc primes.
Dams Ia septiene partie, paroisses
du chelnin de- fer Morgan ct du collie.
il ! a , paroisses EermIlIion. IL
planteurs. produisant 100000 de
T~errebonne > nIan4aur. ,r,4,,;
SAINT $4,000. ooo de livres.
T..
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Herie-ckacun S1.107.
Les differences dams les sommes

recues on 4 recevoir, par chaque
planteur viennent naturellene nt des
differences dams n quantItt de terres
cultiytes ct de liyres dc sucre faites
ct enregistrees a Washington.
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Earle
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office rcith Enot1trH = aFoore.
GREEN ST.. THEB0DACX. La.
Nov. l Nv.
Hotel ct Restaurant
u Pr0prietairel
LAFOURCUE CROSSING. la.

- RevaS II logeneu- fturuis i t4uie asars
DE- II iournfr. Ire Euvert- oct attacheea
FetahifS.a '"cut q p 'gbie rroursra t~onioarx
+ meIlleur ch'ix lie WINS. IiqHeufs. Cigars
Iahac. etc. II prend dies rcn>ianua y 4 u
seuIs.re et au muis. Mars q. u
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-26

Ces- pour attciadre &c bus justc-
ment qu'on dot fayoriser Iemigration
en- pr3tegsant les tmigrants. Il taut
assurer lie plus possible, a ces derniers.
les moyens de tirer profit de leur exil
v~olonfa.re Ct dams lear propre intGrtt
CONNIE dams calai de leur paws
d'ori1iae ct de lear pays dadoption.
Pour a~rIiF4r a &c Itsultat. lemi-ration
dot ttre r6glement6e par une legisla-
ton internationale creant dies devoirs
biena d5fais entire les pays qui donnent
ct ceuE mi reeoivent des 6~migraats.
C'est Get objectif que visent les
travau1 poursuivis, depuis dtja
quel4He temps, par "a commission
iatcrna.ionale pour IA protection des
en- aaa-7, 4ui s telu reinforcement 4
Paris 81 stance de rentr6e
Ce-.e commission organise. poar
les derHiers jours dc &c mois, des
conferences dams lesquelles seront
disvuttes complement toutcs les
questions i~nteressant l'tmigration.
Nous savons que dtja pIusieurs
gouvernements changers ont declare
endorsement quiIs ttaient tout
disposts ! y prendre part.
LIE but de la commission interna-
tionale est celui-ci: arr6ter dams IN
debat public ct competent lie principe
dune INSTRUMENTATION internationale
de renigration puts indiquer aux
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-26

2ttNeA -+t5G.tsl ~ t-@-.
Rapilas-caaria a6.50o.
St-Nartin-chacun 1919.
Pointed s7.O5s.
Observation-Disclosures $685..
Terrebonnc-chacun S6,76S.
Jean-Baptista-chacun s6.3s3.
St. Jacques-clacun e5,9.2.
Assomption-chacun $3.50.
Iermilion-ehacun 35248.
Avoyelles-chacun S4.864.
St-Landry-chacun s4,788.
Est Baton Rouge-chacun s4,509
Lafayette-chacun s3,S67.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-26

Et dependant, malgrt de 81 eclatants
bleLfaits reniQs 4 IN civiIlsation. les
opinions sont encore divisees al sujet
de l'emigration. Les uns pf6tendent
que dams Ia situation actuelle lie
FEurope eHe est IN danger pour les
nations forces de roster armGs: les
autres soutiennent que Get etat lie
velliee sous les arme5 ne peut pas
eIre permanent Ct Jul. ne dot pas
argeter u civilization dams sa nur-he.
Quoi quill en- soft, dams son carac.
tere general, il est certain que rGmi-
grafton ct n bonnie chose Ellie
solvent cer-@ins pays dos
elements de troubles qu' is couteuaientl
pour laire seryir ces mGmes elements
a Ia prosperite dun autre; tells les
f~lcaS ar--cso 44saga.ie, De Plus,
il est incontestabie quelle cree des
eommarc.a.es nouyelles entire
des pays ju5qu'alors solvent strangers
/ IN a I4ule. lie commerce universal
J gagne s les rapports de peuple a
Sc gesserreat a. grand profit
do II ciyifiSa+inp !