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Senator WoIcott uttered words

Senator Wolcott uttered words
Of wisdom in an interview with The
London Financial News. He said:
.sIf you should ever want some Of
US from here to attend conferences
in London to talk business. don't
propose to shut as up, there in .
room, full of gold owners or civil
servants, with fat, approaching
official salaries. You did not en-
panel a jury of dukes to decide
whether your corn laws should be )
repealed; then why should you
collect lot of bankers to deeides
whether or no gold should be de-
privrd of-its preeeht monopoly val
ue by the restoration of the joint
currency Of the world"
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24
FROM 100 to 1850 the death

FROM 100 to 1850 the death
rate in London was 50 high that
the population stagnated. In thu
former year the inhabitants num-
bered 665,200, and in the latter
year 653, 900. During this period
the d.at,s were in the ratio o.
about one per 30 persons living.
BY 1901 the population had crept
up to 777,O0O, and the deaths had
fallen to one in Al persons living.
The great Improvement in the state
Of pubic health in London was not,
except to o triffing extent, the re-
suit of sanitary legislation. Peo--
pie had become more enlightened
on many matters affecting their.
health, partly owing to more
general knowledge of chemistry,
physiology and other sciences relat
ing to man and his surroundings
When those intrusted with the
condoct of public affairs became
aware of how much the health of
the people was affected by bad wa
ter, by foul emanations, and even
cesspools,, th"y began to secure
supplies of pure water. to construct
proper house drains and street sew,
ers, to remove Systematically filth
from houses and to widen the
streets.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24

The Tucson Star says: 'sWith
the completion of the North and
South road to Phoenix, Tucson
and Nogales, Arizona, will be con-
nected north and south with tide
water. This will give US an inlet
and an outlet which will prove Of
untold value to 10th the mineral
and agricultural resources OF. the
territory. 1t will not oily prove a
boon to Nogales and quadruple her
population and business, but will
make Guaymas one of the impor
tant seaport towns of the Pacific
coast. In some respects, indeed,
she will rival Los Angeles and
San Francisco, for our South
American and China trade can be
brought via Guaymas when we.
have the railroad facilities whicI,
the new. railroad will furnish. Th+.
Star. has always maintained, and
still maintains, that G.,aymas will
become the Leading point on the
South Pacifi.: coast. The couple
ton of the new road will bs COL
lowed by an increase Of population
and commerce which will bring it
to - condition of commercial i'm
portance now undreamed Of"
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24

Dennis Kearney spoke from the.
steps OF the capitol at Washington
demanding OF congress that they
pass an act restricting Chinese i'm
migration. He was not niolested
and his petition was granted.
Coxey several years later sought to
petition in the same wsy,for an &
issue of non-interest bearing bonds
and was arrested before he coulde.
open his mouth. The only differ-ss,
-nce between the two requests .is
that Dennis didn't hit the pockets
of the money power and Coxeys.
struck directly at it.-Prospector
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Last Saturday the Colorado b.

Last Saturday the Colorado be-
gan rising very rapidly and by
Sunday AFTERNOON the laguna east
of town was filled ard the bottom
we'll covered. Some Of the ranchers
will now have a chance to come to
town by boat. and rowing by moon
light will soon be fayorite diver
sion.-Yuma Timea
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The Normal lsaIiding.

.... -. a119a.i7 -
The board OF directors Of the ter
ritorial normal school have finishtd
all the preliminaries connected with
tho acceptance of the modified plans
for the erection of the new school
building at Tempe, and it viii now
bc started at as early q late 40 the
funds will admit.
The plans as seen in the Office Of
Architect Fred Heinlein, shew u
structure of the h lnds3mast design,
on what ths architect terms q. Ro-~
manesque style. The FIRST yto,y.
(which ID sunken.for a few feet in
the gronnd, viii be constructed
of hrownstcne, which cxn readily
be obtained from qnarriss of the
choicest stone only two miles dis
TAM. Above this, two stories will
he constructed with pressed brick
facing, surmounted by an ornamen- !.
tai roof, including an attic, thar /
may At need be very useful.
On the ground floor five. large
class or recitation rooms are TO be
utilized for the training department
of the school, wherein students can
gain practical knowledge in the art
of teaching, through the instruction
of primary and grammar school
classes. recruited from among the
children of the neighborhood. On
the second, or main floor, will be
the library, the labratory and three
class rooms. 90 the upper floor
will be the main assembly room aud
public hall and three more recita-
tion rooms. 70
As near as that object can be
attained, the building viii be fire.
proof. To be- heated ''y steam IA
winter, it will vet he airy and we'll
lighted. The best 0 plans for mod
ern school structures have beer
studied in its planning by the board
the faculty and tho architect, and
the result will not fell in being one
of the finest collage buildings in
the west. The minimum cost will
be about $4,000 -
/ Ths new structure will stand inn
mediately in front of the old build
ing. The grounds of the school are
ample, embracing twenty acres. and
are even now icing brautifed, to
be ,nSkeeping with the new college.
-Gazette.
A gas well was drilled Monday
of last week near Fostoria, Ohio,
that flows about SC, 100000 feet Of
gas per day, the largest in the
world.
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Stick 90 your Text

pow'r OF bis fiery eloquence he
swty.d his hearers at will, and as
an orator the name of Tom Mar
shall still lives in the hearts and
memories Of Kentucky. He was a
cousin of the f,mous Kentucky
Presbyterian divine. Breckinri1ge,
and graduated in the same class
with him. Breckenridge took to
Er-ach,ng and to dabliing in poll
ties rs a diversion. 3Tom became
pre--eminent a. an orator and Il
times was as much noted fnr lis
indulgence in the flowing bowl rs
for his oratory. Meeting Tom
once when he was under the in.
fluence of Kentucky's favorite pro.
duct, Parson Breckenridge said !:
" Tom, you ought to straighten up.
and quit drinking. We graduated
together and sta, ted out equally
with bright prospects IN life, and |
am sorry to see you blighting your
prospects for brilli,nt, useful
life" eyes" said Tom, eve
graduated and started out in life
We each had All equal
show, you took to your Bible and [
took to my cups, and I would like
for you to tell me which has stuck
closest to his text"
Some people nowadays entertain
the idea that the churches are
earnestly endeavoring to obtain
control of this government. Even
if this were true. we are not aston
ished. "History repeats itself" is
an old truism which would not be
true if the above supposed condi-
ton did not to lay exist. Upo'
this subject the r. view of Phoenix
says: ministers and religious edi-
tors ought to have nothing to do
with the Jail or scaffold. Christ
gave to the church the. keys to the
kingdom of heaven, and with this
it should he satisfied witl,cu de-
manding also the keys to the Gala
boose. Church and state should
always remain separate and dis
sinct, for in th measure in which
the pulpit succeeds in controlling
politics, so far is religion degraded
to the level of the lobby Of the
legislature and the anteroom OF
Jail.
Ministerial movements in poll
tics are founded on an exaggerated
conception of the evil they are in
tended t. rectify. They are often
directed to impossible ends, and
when minister or religious editor
attempts to take the lead in politics
he over>teps the limit of his sacred
calling at the fearful cost of de-
grading his high office and putting
the church in false light before
the worll.
A dispstablished church is an in.
stitution that works for the better
ment of the world in the only way
in which the world cah really aud
pc, manen,ly he bettered--thrcugh
the education of. the individual !;
through the appeal to those in
stincts which need only to be de-
v+loped to eradicate the lower in
stincts of brutality. The ministers
and the religious editors then do
their work in faith and patience
and look to the long run, as it
were, for results. This does not
exclude them from their privileges
as citizens,nor prevent the churches
from organizing when an issue of
morality is before public opinion.
It is only saying that when they
mix in current politics and jump
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24
NOTICE,

All persons knowing themselves
20 be indebted to Gray a. Weller
are requested to call and settle at
once. x
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The Grand Canon Of the Colorado, the most
sHb.lme Of Nature work OF the earth. indes-
erin BILE, can cas- lv be reached via Flagstaff
Williams or Peach Springs on this road To the
Natural Bridge OF Arizona and Monteznm rs
Well you. can journey most di ectly by this line.
'bserve she Ancient In iian Civilization of La.
gnna or OF Acolla, ''The CITY Of thu Sky" Visit
the Petrffed Forest near Carrizo. Seq and
marvel at the freak OF Canon Dablo. Take o
hunting trip In the MAGNIFICENT pine forests Of
the San Fr noise, Mountains. Find interest in
the ruins of the prehistoric cave and cIifi
dwellers. View the longest cant lev sr bridge In
America across the Colorado River
T. r. GABEL, WA. BIssELL,
Gcn'l superintendent Gen pass Agcut
Albuquerque, nm San Francico and
8 vAxSLycK. Albuquerque
GenIAgent. Albuquerque N N
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rurninm down the Bayou as far down
as Mr.. Victor Kn"hlnch. which carries
the cane along that route to Bush
Grove. Some of the tenants furnish
ing cane to Bush Grove are claiming
as high as 10 tons to the acre. Mr.
Ali1or Rohichaux. who has cultivated
80 acres of cam this ear. has made
as high as fl tons to The acre on a
certain niece of cane. In the Toups
settlement a large acreage of cane was
made. and as a rule this year is very
good. The large cane carrier or Bush
Grove travels about q fl. to the min
ne. and the large Corliss engine makes
about &C revolutions to the minute.
Newelfs Universal Shredder put up
this wear works 10 perfection.
One of the housings on one of the
+ mills of French plantation belonging
to Mr.. j. S. Seelev. was broken on
last Saturday. and one of the shafts
became loose in one of the rollers the
roller was sent TO the TlibodanX foun
! dry for repair. while the broken
J housing was repGired by means ofiron
bands: m Tuesday morning the plan
tation was able again to continue on
its sugar operations.
ST. james of Mr.. Thnogene Gail
louet. finished rolling on last Saturday,
We have not heard what "a the ex-
act output. although we know that
Mr.. Caillouet is well satisfied with the
results.
We had the pleasure of meeting
on last Tuesday. in ThibodauX, Mr.
Chas. s. Mathews of Georgia planta-
ton. He told us that he had already
shipped to New Orleans two and &
quarter million pounds of sugar. OPP
erations are running nicely and
smoothly at Georgia Refinery. Mr.
Mathews complains that the cane il
green. and only yields now abou, 14(
lbs to the ton. a considerable falling
off of previous weeks.
Trial plantation, belonging t.
Messrs. Morvant & Levert got through
grinding this week, with an output o
500, 000 lbs of sugar. This is the larg
est crop eyer made or this place.
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4 Mysterious Disease.

A strange disease. it is reported.
has broken out i'll and about Wardner,
Washington, III the Occur d'Alene
mining country. and within a few days
several hundred people have been af-
fecte6 By it. Most ofthem are miners.
The symptoms of the disorder are not
stated, but it is something that the
local physicians know nothing about,
and the Spokane physicians have been
called in consultation. The people of
the n"ighboring towns are greatly
alarmed, fearing that the plague will
spread to them. but no deaths have
been reported, and the physicians say
that they do not esteem the disease
dangerous.
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BRAKEMAN's DEATH.-On Friday
q last week at 1:25 a. M, Mr.. Harry
!. kessee, employed as brakeman on
me Southern Pacific Rail Road, was
Killed near Rousseau Station in this
parish, while the first section of train
no. 70 was on its way to the city. The
ueceased was en- top of the train at
ending to the brakes, and it is suppos-
su mat he was in the act of stepping
lem the adjoining car to the caboose,
shen the train parted and he fell in
mont OF the caboose and was run over.
Vonductor Thorning was inside of the
saooose. He heard some one
sna he quickly sprang to the lookout,
anu seeing no one, be instantly sig
laled the balance of the train and
applied brakes, stopping the caboose
nillln a distance of swelve car lengths.
10 'leh went back and found the
ppuy lying directly across the rail.
az thought that the wheels had pass
y over the body. but upon examina-
Avn concluded that Kessee han been
s"sseo by the break beam, as his
suss. and head We're gashed and badly
n ne acting coroner of Lafourche.
al - Stark. Was summoned and held
u1 inquest that same day.
4 A.e remain were sent TO the City
.he local passenger train in the
s I'm. and conveyed to the residence
M ms heart- broken wife on Alix Street.
ma nne deceased was a popular young
oS, and was highly esteemed by the
rss soi the road. He had worked
ana brakeman for fouy or five years.
th 1a was undergoing examination fol
s.s positlon of conductor. He was 2t
sn.". Ola and married Miss Rishtel
manu- three years ago. He was 8
eo SI ~ Of B. R. T. Lodge No. 214
~ OF Halcyon Lodge No. IS, K. Of P
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The Royal Reception Cigar is the
best lOets. Cigar on the market to-day.
It is all hand made, and is pronounced
by experts to be "a superb smoker.
I0-l3-94-2m.
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The we'll for the waterworks and
the extension of the supply pipe into
the bayou have been accomplished.
Tie foundation for the engine and
boiler rooms has been fr1shed, and
|khe construction of the buildings will
aoon commence.
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Mrs.. G. Gantl,reanx the popular
kA1hner of St. Philip ST. announces t"
lae public and her many customers
AM she has received her winter hats
fr ladies' of the latest and most
fashionable patterns.
Give her a call. O-Zl-9f.--h
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mo- Fnoerran Bros, the popular ha-
-. -" If onr town. have bought out the
u, .sIs fixtures Of Mr.. Alois Welsse Il
e Sssnar and are now prepared to do
an",hinr in that lire. from the smallest
ss cake to the largest wedding cake.
if''s III 11-3-94-2m.
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N, Victor Esposito had the mlsfor-
.,aa If lns,nc on last Sunday morning
.au1 1a,+ If his two twins, supposed to
t.ra d;ea Of white swelling, The III
L. ,s laid to rest on last Sunday
!re,,no. We extend to Mr.. ana Mrs:
Ersnss;to our sincere sympath'es OF
| cndolence.
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Dr.. srlvester's Specific for Bots.
Coljes and Tympanites in Horses and
miles is the best remedy that science
ever discovered. For sale by Thlho-
deaux Drug Store. lO-l3-94-5m.
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60 to Frost's Gem Saloon and ask
Tor the q. T. B~eaureGard's Favorite
Cigar. Try them and you will like
them. 10-13 o1.om
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FOR SALE.

TIME ssMELROSE' PLANTATION IN AS
sumption Parish, one mile above Laba
dieyille, in whole Or in lots of one acre front.
For terms and particulars apply to
SIMON ABRAHAM, Raceland,
or write to No. 100 Canal St., New Orleans.
g. II '94- At.
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Nj. Charleton Beattie of the legal
firm of Bpattie & Beatie, attended
Court in Napoieonville on Monday
and TUESDAY. He returned to Thib-
Sdaux on Wednesday morning.
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=, Edward Doherty. residing a
NJ. distance below Lafourche Cross
sl0f' not through hauling his cane ne
Ds, =. NO ton to Bush Grove. He
cold y. ohont 26 acres Of cane this
ea,n' which yielded him about o9o
;sns Of cane. averaging 20 tons 10 'he
acre
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Physicians highly recommend DR..
Sylyester's Specific for Bots. Coles and
Tympanites in Horses and Mules. For
sle at Thibodeaux Drug Store.
10-l3-94-3m.
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- nerson owning a horse or a
ESe's hnn)a have DR.. Sy~lvesters
1 n;se far Bots. Coles and lympa..
spss''. "a stitch in time saves nli1e.
For Sale az fo-13-9i-3m.
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BOARD AVD

LNOR HI ACCCMMODATION OF TkAy-
l. ELLERS and transient visitors Laba-
dieyille, Assumption Parish, La.
Prices, moderate and satisfaction guaran
teed. PROSPER DAyAINE,
2.10-94-1y, Proprietor
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Mr.. j. W. Rd!cIif
Garvin, Texas.
Originated in impure Blood
Hoods sarsapar!i;a Perfectly Cures

- 7 !
We DO not need to watch intently to see or
hear the victims OF catarrl on every hand. The
frequent cough, the blowing of the nose, the
disagreeable hawking. the foul smell, and other
symptoms which betray the presence of this
very dlsagreeable disease. are noticed very gen
orally. The disease is an inflammation of the
mucous membrane. Its direct cause is impure
blood. Its cure is Hoods Sarsaparilla.
&c. l. Hood s CO., Lowell. Mass:
Il was first troubled with nasal eatarrh in
1870, but it did not give me much trouble until
1850, when | became so weak that | could not
40 any kind of manual labor. l moved from
this state to Mississippi thinking l might find
some relief. At the same time l was undergo
ing treatment for my complaint. After a short
time 1 returned to Texas and continued doctor
ing for the disease but did not realize any bene-
III. l was very low when l decided that l would
Try HOODS SarsaparilIa
and l am compelled to state that before l had
takenall OF the first bottle | felt a radical change.
The terrible headache spells had left me and
my appetite had come back. I felt that was
going to get well so 1 purchased another bottle
and felt so much better after taking it that I
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ynTK MONEY

rEEp YOUR MoNhi r;,,e deuosits
ID interest and The smaiies, I'M
a ras viii open an account. Bank
ofThibodauX.
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-. Anna Rossignol. a charming
Mss Of Thibodaux, left for New
yoaDs on wednesday TO spend a few
0rle' amonr friends and relatives.
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-a;.saurs of a good cigar smoke
Conn T. Reauregard's Favori.e. and
the h. = fine. 1t can he found at
prononn.r 1913 81 2m.
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LOCAL JEWS.

c;stern SIS. 1900 Gallons, SO
1900 Gailo n,os. 60 Perdido St. Sew orleans
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p.rillat. assistant State Engineer
Mr. fel Of the Atchafalaya Basin
10 .cha1 district levees, was in Thiho-
Levee Tuesday looking Owe the
dsux gu now being constructed on
new Iee side of Bayou Lafourche.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-NEW
Orleans, Nov. 18th, 1s93.-The partnership
heretofore existing unuer the firm name
of SEWN & LEGENDRE Is this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. Liabilities will be
assumed by 4. r. SEWN, who will continue
the business at No. 6 and s Toulouse.
NJ. A. LEGENDRE.
F.P. SEWN.
REFERRING TO THE ABOVE, I WISH s
continuance of the patronage as heretofore
extended to SEWN & Legendrc.
u. A. LEGENDRE.
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d College.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

DoAhI'INJ AND DAY StHOOL
Notice is hereby given to parents and
guardians who have children to educate.
fnat the next session will open on Monday.
september 3D., 1894, with competent teach
ers IN English and French to teach the lam
guages, sciences, mathematics, penmanship,
housekeeping etc. Thorough preparations
nave been made to receive boarding or day
scholars at reasonable terms.
For further particulars address
THIBODAUX COLLEGE,
Thibodaux, La.
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Attention..
Business Men.

THE INK ERASING ELECTROSINE,
l. PENCIL. 1t grasses Ink in two seeonds
without abrasion on paper.
HOBERT PICOU. Agt,
At McBride's Store on Market st.
Thibodaux. La.
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NOTICE

rrHE PUBLIC is HEREBY NOTIFIED
i that the undersigned has been appoint
ed and is now acting as the agent of all the
landed property Of his brothers Salvador
Gallisno Jr.. and Ernest Galliano. situated in
the parish OF Lafourche.
ILL JULIEN GALLIANO.
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DIRECTORS
l.. NJ. Layman.

accounts of merchants, planters and
individuals cordially invited.
No account too small. Savings accounts a
Speciality. "
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.$1S4,5S2 -

me foregoing Statement is true to the
pest OF my knowledge and belief.
{. Z. SHAVER. Cashier