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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-07-01

je voulais savoir blen d'autres chooses
aussi relatives a Regime ct a Don
Paquo.
Loccasion etait belle pour MINIS
truire. J'etais an mieux avec Ii
famille. La tante de la duchesse ME
faisait meme l'accueil lie plus gracieux.
On me pressa de passer quelques
jours 4 Rio de Janeiro. J'acceptai
ct je mis- a profit ces journGes de
conversation int;me. Noici ce que
jappris
Don Paquo await dix ans de moins
que son frere, ct son enhance await
etc tumultueuse ct fougueuse. II
etait vif, expansif, violent II await
acquis au Bresil une reputation
merltee de don Juan. II aimait
toutes les femmes, ct il courait tous
les dangers avec I'm meme entrain ct
une meme ardeur. Quelques jours
avant son depart pour la France
I'll allait avoir trente ans,) il cut
avec son frere, lie due, une Tongue
conference don't personne ne connut
lie secret, Ii s'embarqua.
Ayant de Sc rendre a Paris aupres
de la fancee de son frere, il devait
faire un voyage en- Espagne pour des
interets de famille.
Quand don Paquo revint au Bresil,
ramenant Regime ct sa mere, il y
await six mois quill await quite le
Nouveau continent.
En- arrivant apres les presentations
necessaires, il Sc retira dams son
chateau de Las Torres, Sc disant
vivement indispose ct paraissant de-
sireux de prendre un repos necessaire.
Ce chateau de Las Torres, situe a
cinq lieues de la vile, await toujours
etc Ia residence antipathique de don
PaGuo. On fut done etonne de son
desir de s'y rendre, mais lie marriage
proclaim du due ct larrivee de la
fiancee preoccupaient trop tous les
esprits, pour qu'on insistat sur Get
etonnement.
Don Paquo demeura enferme dams
son chateau jusqu'au jour dc la
celebration du marriage. LIE matin
il fit grande toilette ct il monta dams
sa plus belle voiture attelee de ses
quatre plus beaux chevaux. II
partit pour Rio de Janeiro mais un
accident terrible lattendait au pas
sage.
4 peu de distance de la vile ct en-
traversant une foret touffue, une de
ces forets don't l'Europe ne saurait
donner une idee representative, un
jaguar jalllit ct mordit les chevaux
L'attelage s'emporta, Ia voiture roula
ct Sc b1sa dams un ravin. Don
PaYuo cut au bras une fracture assez'
grave Ii envoya un courrrier a
Rio de Janelro pour faire excuser
son absence, ct il Sc fit transporter
au chateau de Las Torres.
lie soir il apprit la mort subtle de
son frere ct une fievre violente, eau
ses sans doute par cette funeste nou-
velle, NIT ses jours en- danger.
Quand don Paquo, devenu due de
Sandoval, revint a Rio de .Janeiro, il
etait moralement metamorphose.
Aucun de ceux qui avaient connu
jadis lie personnage vif, emporte,
bouillant, ardent ct indomptable, ne
pouvait Sc persuader que celui quill
voyait etait bien don Paqpo.
Calme, froid, reserve, sombre ct
triste, lie caractere du due etait Pop
pose de ce quill await etc.
A quoi attribuait-on ce change
ment demanda Robert.
A plusienrs causes.
La mort de son frere ?
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REGIME. .
PAR ERNES CAPENDC
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DEuX ANS EFT vINGT-QuATRE JoCRs
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-07-01

Suite q Ia page suirante.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-07-01

Williams allait parler
Mon ami, dit Robert de Montnac
en- Sc penchant pour regarder lie
cadran de la pendule, vous savez
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Wednesday morning the vickery Square
Croquet Club will open Its 'o3 season witt
the following veteran players ready for TN
struggle for the championship A. II
Chadbourne, r. b. Capen, DIR. II. j
Frederick, Dr. VIM. McDavid, A. T.. Small
and Capt. Melville Smith. Two recruit,
have been received into the ranks of ths
club, George F. Phinney and Charles f
Sturtevsnt.
The club Is seriously considering ST +,
championship contest upon its fine ground
on Vickery square some time this summer.
The members feel that this would do much
to encourage the growth of the scientific OF
tight game Of croquet.
1t is doubtful if there is any place In
Maine where the game is played with so
much skill and as strictly as by the players
of the V. S. c. C. There are several OF
them who play as nicely and delieately as
expert billiard players making remarkable
shots and long runs. They play with til,
narrowest of wickets and the largest o.
hard rubber balls, and when playing afford
to the bystander the interesting spectacle
of croquet as fine art.
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Personals

NJ, @. fiolsay went to IIoston MONDAY
Hon q y Baker was in Boston over
Sunday.
Thomas Leigh jr went to watervilc
Monday.
J s. Douglass of Auburn was in the city
Msnlay
Miss Florence Allen spent Monday in
Portland
Mayor Bolster of Auburn stopped at the
Augusta house las, night.
Mrs. Charles Grcenwood of Boston spen
Sunday with augusta friends
fol l.. II IIil returned Mnniay from u
brief outing Mt wehhcr4 rnni
Relaod T rtticu, popular druggist of
SkOshesan was IN town Monday
n 7 MAYO Of the Eastern Advertising
Agency of Wsterville was in town Monday
Mrs, Horace Little has returned from
Aatarr where she has been visiting her
Psrents, Alderman and Mrs. Smith.
Charles W. Berry. the popular lanl-
lori of Hotel North went to Bangor
Aon'ay afternoon. lie will return Tues
day.
Inspector General Choate left on the
Yankee Monday to inspect the Lewiston
and Auburn companies. He will be gone
two days.
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Mis- Assss ~ aiss es,sa = opsa seAsss
h perl6oe1.

3
Miss clasa W, Allen. the. pesacipal Of 81,
caihAsines Hall, and Miss Elizabeth
Gfrsa- the assistant principal and head Of
the department Of forsigs languages at tina,
school. viii open bosriina ADD day sehsoI
for girls IN Portiani next fall. Their in.
rsnsisa Is 10 make the school one Of the
| best in New Engiand. They -iil make q
speciality Of college preparation and ac.
ssncsd courses and the best of instructor
IN The foreign languages There will be
native teachers in both French and Ger
man Miss Allen will also conduct de-
parsHent Of eurrea. history and literature
to which subjects abe has devoted much
study. The school will be strictly non
sectarian, will be located in the most desir-
able part Of the city. and will open octo-
her 4.
The two principals will start oats~ith the
best of qualifications for conducting sue
eessfui school. Miss Allen has had much
experience in one of the best private board
ing schools for girls IN Boston az we'll As
valuable experience in Maine. Her cour-
age and determination while at ST. Caths-
rine's kept that school up for several years
longer than might haze been expected
During her stay here she has shown her.
self to possess rare abilities rs teacher
and executive manager.
Miss Greed Is also teacher of mach ex-
perience and great ability, having laugh, in
New York before coming to Maine. Her
Instructions at the Hall in modern language
has been far above the average.
They will have ~ first assistant young
lady well qualified for the position and who
has taken special course at Cornell.
Miss Allen and Miss Greet leave Angus
tn with the respect and well wishes for their
success of the whole community.
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ONR ENJOYS
Both the nssthod snd results when
Syrup Of Fig i taken; It i pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, eIeanses the sys-
tenn edsctually, dispeis colds, head
aches and fsvers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs il the
only remedy Of it, kind ever pro-
duced, pleaAing TO tbs tasse and &C.
ceptabls 70 the stomach, prompt in
itx action and truly beneficial IN it,
efects, prepared only from The most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend it
t. MI and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 6Oc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist Who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one Who
wishes to try it. DO LIT accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA ~ SXRUp co.
SAY fsAs.iSc0. Cal.
s''snsSais- ~ sf~ sass ~
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vms sela's cslunhian Expesitisn
i. i o. value to the world by illustrate
r.. - Improvements in the mechanical
~ ~ eminent Physicians will tell you
Progress in medical agents. has
G eqsal Importance ,and q 4 strengths
oIs,.s that Syrup Of Fig i far in
Of IL others.
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"sorrow. next 10y. is what we ough, to pray for.
N'' next 10 pe'''' wv P''"' "'''' '''"' pam
Inc BEST however Is cohsiiefeo move
TOO good FOR free-oofh American eiei<ehs :
AMI the pursuit OF JOY am peace as Use
Va
alenable rights claimed Tor all men IN u''
immortal Declaration of Independence.
Mr. Horny T.. Weed of Belfast. Me. has
.uoo.. :, ,ho nrrsr;, ~
"'' eA0' P'''
that without winch IN general ne"aer en
joyment nor happiness is possible. good
health lie ia a Young man who, for thir-
=, .p;o, ;,,, .,,,,.
'es" MAJ
usm, indigestion anu cough WHICH ''S'
was so constant and troublesome, particu-
larry since a severe attack of La Grippe,
,.oh,,si,., os con.
"''' "
sumption, members Oh n"'
family having died of that disease.
H. snrer.1 almost constantly from rheu-
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uh'''7'''' Nv" F'''
foot To sueh an extent u's' he was nv
duenty unable TO work for days nrf'i ga -
~ t;ue He had been treataJ g
,-,...-.-. -, -
many 'e'''' f'' s-.--i
large amount OF money 'or 'af'o"s P"P"-
lar patent medicines without receiving any
hon, At from either. lie saws:
'Vh''N ''''''
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Our friends will pieaae remem-
ber that under no consideration
will an exchange Of books be
permitted after any book has loft
the on1ce. tbs not tho purpose Of
this ONCE to institute circulating
library.
dec1idtf
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THE Columbus edition IL exhausted. We have,
| however, secured large lot OF the "Tsvorite'
series. which is n much better book every way,
For these we are obliged to charge 10 CENTS IL.
stead Of u.
Samples of these books can be seen at the JOuK.
NAL counting room or at any OF the stated agen.
cins.
The books are not for sale and will only be given
out to holders OF coupons. The list printed el@e.
where in this issue will give all an idea OF tho
books: Owing To lack OF space the list will ba
published In Our daily On Mondays only.l
In ordering by mail several books should be
| named. unless you are willing to walt until the
exhausted numbers can be supplied.
Journal patrons can secure these books nj the
follpwng pisces s1
Wntcrville, JOURNAL. Headquarters. at Ausie
Store.
Augusta. at the JOURNAL counting room.
Our renders can see samples OF these works nj
any time by calling at any one OF the above named
places Orders for books TO be sent by mail should,
In all cases, be addressed to '.t s''7 ~
BURLKIaH 4 FLYNT.
Augusta. Maine.
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qaief wedding. occurred last Sunday
Mae ats O'Clock at the house of the
SIC parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Williams
Florence street. when Mrs. Nellie v.
= oa vas united in marriage to Mr.. L.
shepherd of Phillips. Franklin county.
80. !. Leland oficiated. The men,
" the family and few relatives only
~ Resent. The bride received number
Aanfaipresents from her many friends
.nd Mrs. Shepherd went to Phillips
morning where he has fine
Rsperty.
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1t was an indication of the strength and
when 40 OF, the members Of thelocal lodges
of the A. o. u. W. turned out in the rain
and mud Sunday afternoon to attend the
funeral of their brother the late George W.
Curtis. Rev. DIR. c. +. Penney was the
officiating clergyman.
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af- David Oven came over from Ban
s'f Monday to manage the presentation of
Fair Rebel" at the Augusta Opera
mouse He starts out in company with Mr
W. Tennis Tuesday morning in advance
wi "oid Jed prouty~ which his father,
All. Frank A. owen will play through
Maiae- twill be given here "wednesday
nay II and Monday. the pad. Mr.. Owen
'ssse begins a, Thomaston, the next might
" mehmond, then at Pennington, Win
.'0p' Sko~hegan and wsterville. Mon.
W The ss,h, iais the play at Pitsfisld
.so1 there it goes to Dover. Dexter, Guil
,S@' Belfast and Buekspors. Monday
'ane 9th the third week opens at Els
VIVA thsn Bar Hsrbor. Bangor and OH
.osn'afser which it goes into the Provinces
!" aen last played through the State "oIt
s.a ffonts made great hit everywhere
'aeh Mr. Oven hopes to see Implicated.
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liieo

: tkfIu,.
i;owdoibham- May H. Rev Charles {. Cone
aged 81 years.
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lou must have burial lot in cemetery now or in
the future; and the question wish to ask you u.s. will you
buy and beautify lot in desirable locality while you
can or subject friends the unpleasant necessity of
We are grading six of land adjoining the beautiful Mt
Pleasant cemetery and shall make up three hundred
ots 10 % feet in ze and have few lots completed
eaty all the above only limiting the outlay in our work
by the price we obtain for lots when completed We
also offer for sale and prompt delivery any part OF the
CITY gravel Tor walks screened ne sand for plas
terng of best quality also loan for grading and sods Con-
tracts for grading lots in Mt Pleasant cemetery solicited
and prompt work assured A. r. FULLER
W. A. BLACKMAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NTh~. Il. y. MEsh>. 80, syea. ten The
v1 MADAME 1GisWOi,p corset, wishes 10
eaii the aisesisoa ri the lsiies sf Augusta and
vicinity 10 ir isss !. ~, let E,ing corset mSnafse
;sred, Al isdess who ~l-h 10 nnpsos th,ar
dsetv " asr eaii at 3 etCsc stree, frssa 8 10
L. M. wssiSs.iu-
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= - =
FOUND.

| I>OtND-oa Ss'ur3ay ,asI, VA Chapel stFe;.
gold ri Z, Owner e@h have thu hS
calling AZ tins sste, proving property and paying
| Tot tess advertisements uaay ida1f
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NOTICE..

This ia to notify and warn people that whereas
nv wife. Mary Dutil having left both my ossi sen
hs,.r,a rishouf asy rcseon whztever, sfnets ici.
~ ali prrrups trusting OF harbsune heF oe my
y. for shall not pay any bills contracted by
hrr from this date. Sossfs ~ III
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"a ANfEn-Au TO notice that jheSt who got
w plants at the Greenhouse, i>si Sta Fl. Strr.t,
~ month t.aa when purchased, Al s;a.,.isr,i.
maylddtf
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WANTED.


NANTtp -i-sates TO III writlpg ~ hamv
w wIi pay SIS to So pet wax send sea
sdiT, ssed stamped envelope for tvlls. Adirv,,
MiAc, W right, Nishawaks, lud. n,ayls.ilss
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WYGTA'S eEGF, IRON 4 WINE 20
those that you have been paying for the zane
article.
All Electric Cars pass our door, and tbs fare
from Augustx or Gardiner 10 only cent?.
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has reputation "a an expert and fexps
Fenced tailor. which needs no reference
here, as it il generally known among Ken
nebec people.
apr27epd6w
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NATURE FHEsHENS
ALL THINGS IN
THE STRING;
sss

thai old uinter suit. uox that spring ha.
eoIan. II is B1t beeoRiisg: il vii soon be-
TOO hot IL il already aa ea.Saahie. How
long will il take 10 eeeeule -hAbby.
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NyANTEh-A competent girl to do sen,fal
w hoaseweik IN u small fana,ly. tsoed pay,
Inquire al : Western Avenue, OF Mrs. a, A.
Iaeii. maylddlw
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NyANTED--A girl to do general housewdrk
w must understand cooking. Isit in tn,
foie aoon. Mrs. Horace Cany, W Winthrop ST.
Augusta, Maine. maylaltf
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NANTED-A girl at the Park House. Apply
w immediately maysdtf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

and peaked gables, past Bolo with %
sod.roof huis and 'baru-iikc modcu
buildings: past Iorahictian win ~
world.ianious rocky tunnel; past th'
| marvellous "bird mountain Svacfhoit
a strange. wcird.perpeudicular pfomon
| tory OF Clav slate WhCfc millions %
! white sea fowl cluster ike Wrcaths ant
! strings of pearls: past the 'lr noIit
Loiodcn Islands around which huddlC
1 countless Norwegian iishlnE smdcks
and where more iRsn .Nguty million oil
! cod are annually taken; round the bleak
[ Dlack, dfgar and dreadful norm cape
ils messy back strangely IEh'cd by lhe
yellow light Of the northern SUM- ana
hndiiy sweeping past mea9lielea'
heights ui brown tai. Stone ever
backed by ..acier fields unifDtden by
loot OF nau, and tuc NIst iH9uln' ~
foIrauEcr aud IauI li9.ls, ullt ana
Gun anl awful MS the g.I.ug- % Na'h-
ekF Ehlis. you skIt ar l-s1lain pau-
insula ol Watiak-Nnu ."a. s1iiinE lilm
the east QUE ", the A.eas Oc.HH djtt
senuy through inc uJre N5lnEer
fiord' dropping anchor ueiytc Na4'o,
iHe uoriLginmost Inhabited place 90
Europe.
Here are perhaps soo5 souls wno sub
s'ai almost wholly upon t1e iudu tres
connected with toe whale hHIlu-''
You viii nnd Firms audi iapps iu aoun-
dance, but all tug t.ausieIh dealings
OF The place aie r.u.t un by N.r'
wcgIans. The cn".g .auuUy rpmd'
about uiiIeis h,tv BIO a"p. tH-e It1m
me casi.tn shore ui la...uur at nee
cail TO-. Everlasting s,yu- DO ,s.i' ru.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

KRAMER NUS EL. s. N-r 'ls gafgat
sui u..t 10 I've IougJy t.rlnt.ses.
zion, irsstuHlty OF lus bY r's, Con.
siipatOn, B'..lusuu,s, H,Hl.tpg, De.
ziuessi Malaria, or uny e'h.r ufseHFe
arising from an impure f.ste or no
blood. They have t,,g iu lsu in this
county Tor over ll,y yrsu, and the
Thousands NJ uuinipcachH1.u l.atim0n.
inlH from those who have ufol them,
and thor constantly lnrreoung ir. 81
iucOntruvrrtiblp evidence that they
perform an that is cl4imod for them.
Sold Ia ovoTy ufIg ana medicine
store, either plain on SUGAR coated.
4 sore Throat or Tough, n suffered
O. progress, often results In an iucur.
nulu throat or lung trouble. "BF0uuis
bronchial IrOches" give instant RELIEF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
RATS 40 AUIE
Rio Grando Western Railway.
Effective Oct. 18th; Discontinued Oct.
wIHf
low iIAII.V AUAIN.


Ato "rhnHo Western Hallway
Commencing Oct lilh aud c0uunu.
iug until oct. 3l8;, Inclusive, thu Rio
Gunde Western again uiIuus The public
ihu extremely low rate ot s2j.75 10
Chicago ani return, ana $500 % ST.
Louis aud return. Ticacts good Go
Nov lO,b. Two fast through trains to
oil points East daily with Tree chair
cars, tourist sigepefs and Pullman
Palace double drawing room sleeping
cars through 90 Chicago without
change.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
THR HOTEL TEAPLBlON.

The Hotel Tcmplc.on IL opposite
Temple Square, ri.hing Onlcpa, Eagle
Gate, DEsEEET NEWS Building and all
Ioluis OF interest in salt Lake CITY.
The Cullen Hotel open, on the
European plan, rooms SOC and up
wards. George Culluns, Assignee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

Tho leading dentists, D1oly Block.
r'riciiy rlsi'clasa work nj ouc.hglf
price charged oisuwheFg. Beat west Of
CAlrH.u.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-09-20
Clean Picking for Chickens.

While standing at our kitchen window
not long ago we glanced into our neigh
boris yard, as our attention was drawn
that way by the noisy chattering of her
chickens, and we were very much i'm
pressed with the novel method she had
introduced to give them green food and
maintain cleanliness at the same time.
l am sure few of our poultry people have
eyer tried it and as 1 believe in passing
every helpful hint along take this way
of giving it to your readers. My neigh
Dor had driven short sticks into the
ground one say about in the center of
the yard and another five or six feet dis
tant. To the top of one she fastened
stout string stretching it tightly and
fastening it to the opposite stake. 1t was
placed just high enough for chicken
to reach by jumping. Then to this
string she had suspended punches of var
ious green stuff, such as cabbage stalks,
turnip tops, old lettuce heads, in fact
any thing Of the vegetable nature that
she could find; and when | glanced at
them, they were the busiest little family
that | ever saw. l could not refrain
from laughing as I watched them. One
by one, in rotation, it seemed, would
come running from behind the poultry
house, jump, bite off a piece and go
marching off to secluded spot and de-
YOUR it; return to the choice green's and
repeat the act. They kept it up all the
morning, until not sprig of green was
left and then they went off cackling. a
we'll contented, happy family and good
layers, judging from the nice armful Of
eggs brought in every day.
In this novel way the green's were kept
clear of all sand and dirt, that usually
accompanies feeding when thrown on
the ground. H.