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good things and enjoy a good sleigh
ride as we'll should not fail to attend.
School re-opened on Monday and
there was school on New Years Day.
A very good way for the boys and girls
to begin the year.
Mrs. Lawson, On aged lady, died at
her home, on lower Main street, early
this morning, Of pneumonia. Mrs. Law
son has resided with her daughter,
Mrs. Brown, in Hallstead, for several
years, but formerly she lived in Upson-
vile, and was well known in that 10
cality.
Constable Furman, of Uniondale, was
In town on Tuesday.
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Preferred to Pour His own Drink.

Froi1 the New York Tribune.
southern Judge, who was in q New
York cafe the other evening, ordered for
his drink whisky. The waiter brought 1t
in q glass. The Judge looked around,
probably for a decanter. and then, point
Ing to the glass with whisky in it. asked:
whats that?"
whisky, SIR" answered the waiter.
Wasn't that what you ordered?.
The judge pushed the glass away impa-
tiently.
MY son." he said gravely, "when !
take drink Of whisky leave more than
| that In the glass;
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Relief in Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved In six hours by the New
Greta South American Kidney Cure"
This new remedy is a great surprise on
account Of its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain In the bladder, kidneys
back and every part of the urinary pas
sages In male or female. 1t relieves re.
tention Of water and pain in passing It
almost Immediately. II you wGat quick
relief and cure this is your remedy. Sold
by C. NJ. Harris, Druggist. l25 Penn ave-
niue, Scranton, Pa.
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Rheumatism Cured In q Day

Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in to days.
It's action upon the system Is remarkable
and mysterious. 1t removes at once the
cause and the disease Immediately disap-
pears. The first dose greatly benefits, Is
cents. Sold by Matthews Bros, Drug
gists Scranton
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TO PREVENT HYPNOTISM.
Only physicians win be Allowed 10 Prac
tice It in England.

ttce IL IN England.
1t Is said that next session there will
be bill brought in, in the house OF
commons to prohibit the practice OF
hypnotism by any but medical practi-
tioners.
At first it was sought to condemn
hypnotism as charlatanism; however
that may be, In future only the medical
fraternity will be allowed to practice It,
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The OvercrOwded and over.
stocked condition of our Coat De-
partment makes it absolutely nec-
essary for us to mark down prices
at once without considering the
losses that must inevitably follow.
We therefore plunge to the bot.
tom Immediately by offering such
values as has never before been
shown in this country. The gar
ments are all new, superbly made
and finished in the latest fashion.
able styles.
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JEFFERSON D4 WIS MONTNEN-
TAI ASSOCIATION.

This Association proposes to bnild Il
monument in the City Of Richmond,
Va, in honor If President jefferson
Davis, and calls n,,on all friends of
that grand man TO aid in its constitute
tioa by donations according to their
means and ability. 1t Is proposed t"
lay the corner stone of the monument
IL the spring of 1896. when the United
Confederate Veterans will hold their
next reunion III that city. This vii,
enahleauy one who is SO disposed toad
in the construction of Il lasting taoilu
men To the memory of the man of
whom every Southern citizen. and "r-
cry lover of self government should he
rlond. Any sums will be received, he
they great Or small.
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SEA Hay. session.
STATE OF LpVltiANA-PARISU OF
=L AF0UkCIiE.

Ilihodaux. July nh. 1896.
The Police Jury at the Perish Of Latougr'te
met pnrst3aut TO sdieaumeut had en as tie
sra al jay last. -
rrtsrnt.-Me ssr~. 7. Christian +. lcdet,
G T.. Gaatt. r Due :. j. q eups. II. Seal
l.. u. w Tslor. aud l.. L. Motvant.
Abs. Gt.-nresiarIt rhns. y. Kent, and NJ.
l.. / asille.
Mr.. Nerv1nt vas called to the chair az
nte~iatttt p|aetru4.
= he l~tatire oI tle minutes Of July ist. ana
md. was bad, one Tie same were approved
as recorded.
The claim nf Pr. IIarar". eereuer. was
read ant! laid over uHtii the meeting Of Sc j.
tcfnher npXt.
On notion OF Mr.. Scal!v seconded ly Mr..
Chrlstian the Jury resolved itself into u
Fear! If Reviewers FOR tie purpose III cor
tfning tie examination ct the assessment
rolls. With Nr. Scaiiy III the chair. when at
2"cleek IN on melton OF Mr.. Tabor stcon-
led iy Mr.. Horva,t the hoard rose. reported
progress and asked 20 Ill again gu Tomorrow
grautci.@
Mr.. labor seconded hv Mr.. Seall3 moved
10 :tdi' urn until tomorrow at II o'clock A
NJ. carried.
=. L. NaEvANT. President protean.
H.. y C0It0N.Gierk
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NACATION.

While most of the schools of the
parish are still in session. yet this is
the season of the year that most teach
ers take tLeir vacation. Any one who
has tried the worry and mental stain
often months in the Schuol-rOom.
either as teacher or pupil. knows that
there ome n time when recreation
and rest are necessary.
Tie editor of this column realizes
that he is in need of such rest and rec
reatlon and as he contemplates taking
a trip to Kentucky III the near future,
he will be compelled to discontinue
the Column unt.l September.
He would be more than glad If some
brother in the profession would come
forward and occupy the position he
thus temporarily resigns, and will as
sure any one who will do so that he
will lend some assistance.
The editor of this column has had
no cooperation from the teachers of
the parish. but has had to fight the
battle all alone.
Whether the Educational Column
has accomplished anything OF not re-
mains for the public to judge. The
views it has advocated may not all be
desirable, but if there have been errors
committed, they were of the head and
not the heart. The Column will. when
resumed IN September. continue to ad-
vocatc the right as it sees it in every
thing bearing upon education. The
editor is aware that he'has advocated
some views which do not seem to be
very popular. but ne has been at all
times conscientious and shall not yield
unless convinced that he is wrong.
Fellow teachers. study the matter
owe and see If you cannot decide to
give the Educational Column a boost
after the vacation. You want better
pay ard longer sessions. If YOU get
either you must fight for it. With
this issue he Column wishes every
teacher a pleasant vacation. and its
many other readers health aud pros
perity, until we meet again.
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Whibu0oux 5cntincl.
SATURDAY JULY y, 1898.
COLUMN.
THE SCHOOLS OF LOUISIANA.
Edltcd by
T.. o. BRUMFIELD.

The following article hN the c,li'or
of this column Appeared III Il recent
issue of the Sonthern School published
at Lexington, KY:
This is an age of progress and III
nOtii!n. is this more noticeable than in
the Improvement of the pnh!lc schools
of the South. The South is making
rapid strides to the front along all
lines and education is iealin. lie IAN.
The Southern Sclionl has told It's
readers of the excellent public school
systems of Kentucky. Mississippi
Tennessee. Arkansas and other South
ern States. and DOW. if Yen will give
me a little space, | would like t." say a
few words about the public schools Of
Louisiana.
We are not making a great deal of
noise about it. but nevertheless We are.
| think, keeping pace With oul sister
States in educational advancement.
The three most spotent factors III the
improvement of our school Sy>temaie:
The Louisiana State Normal Schnol,
the Louisiana State Teachers .Assocla-
ton, aud the Summer Normal Schools.
As some reference was made 10y The
Southern School to our Normal school
in IL recen: issue, | viii only add that
it has just closed its teutf annual st>-
sion. sending ont Thirty fotr graduates
to labor in the public schools ot the
State.
Que of tie most helpful moves for
the schools and the teachers it, recent
-, ,r,, IN, n,,,,y,,.. = r..l-
company under the auspices III tiie
State Teachers AsaoclaFlun tor the
purpose of publishing il Journal devot-
ed to the Interests of education and
especially public education III The
State. The Louisiana Educational
Publishing Combany thus organized,
has a capital stock Of Sl0O0. Tue
name of the new journal, which is pub
lished at Monroe. La. is the louisiana
School Review. edited IL that gifted
writer. Henry E. Chambers, author of
IA series of School Histories OF the
United States. We see ne reason why
it should not he of i~ncalculable aid to
the teachers of the State.
The Louisiana Beard of Institute
Managers are conducting four summer
normal schools in the State, each OF
which is under the instruction of an
able corps of teachers. In addition to
these there is the Chautauqua and
Summer Normal at Ruston, La. where
many teachers spend part Of their va
cation. 1t will be seen from What has
been said above, that Louisiana
teachers are offered facilities for i'm
provement in their profession. | Will
say that many of them are taking adj
vantage of these facilities, and that as
IA whole the teachers of our State are
well qualified for the duties OF their
profession.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
18th Judicial District Court. Parish Of
Laiourche.
Frank Barker IS. No. 31O9 Hrs.
Mary D. Lambert niteof w. L.
Hdrang.
TAKENorlCE: THATACTING UNDER

TAKE NOTICE: THAT ACTING UNDER
i and by virtue OF an order of seizure and
sale emanating from the above entitled
Court in the above entitled aud NUN bered
suit. | have seized ana VIII offer for sale at
public auction pursuant to law to the last
and highest bidder. 1T the Court House in
the town Of ThibodauS. on
SATURDAY,, AUGUST 10th, 1895,
between the hours Of II o'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock =. M, the following described prop
erty. to-wlt:
A certain tract OF land situated IN the Par
lsh OF Latourche on the right bank of Bayou
Lalonrehe, at about thirty miles below the
town of Tiibodaux measuring two arpents
front more or less OH said Bayou bv forty
arpents i'll d pth. bounded above by land of
Mrs. Joseph Gonzales and below by land of
Mrs. Houore Iheriot. together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and all
the rights and privileges tlereuDto belonging.
10 pay aud satisfy tile sum of the sum
OF -Four Hundred aud Fifty Dollars, together
with eight per cent per annum~i interest from
January Isl 1890 titl paid. less the sum OF
0ne hundred and Thirty seven ana 51Il00
Dollars paid JHiy 2ist@ 1881. Together with
ten per cent On the aggregate Ill principal
and Interest ~ attorneys ices. The said
amount ri Indebtedness to tie also credited
with 0ne Hundred Dollars paid February
S"rG 1888. and I.i@bty-ive dollars paid April
@.na l>45, both eI the last two avmen
having been made since the filing Of this
suit and ~ all costs OF these proceedings,
and which said amount as aforesaid Is Sc
cured 10y act OF mortgage with vendors pri-
Fllege passed before Charles Jacob Barker
Deputy Clerk of Court Ex-officio Notary
Public on the 18th day of March 1889.
JAMES BEARY,
july 9th lS9o. Sheriff Of Lafourche.
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THEPOLICE JURY
I'D Bays ~ ssiOn.
STATE OF L0UISIAFA-PARISH OF
LiFUURCUE.
Thibodaux, La, July I'd 1895.

'-'F'
The Police Jury met this day pursuant %
adjournment on yesterday with the same
meIuoets ptesent as on Yesterday.
President Kent beng absent Mr. II. VIA
hor was called to the char by the members
present. as President Protein.
Nj. w. L. Martin. SUPERINTENDENT Of tie
Public Schools OF the Parish appearer before
the Jury for the purpose of stating that Oh
yesterday WHEN the School Board Committee
had appeared before the Jury certain infol=
nation had been asked Of the Committee
which could not he satisfactorily answered.
nX them owing to his absence, and that h.
how appeared for the purpose of fully
answering. aiteT remarks of same nature ~
those made by the committee superiIs endant
MARTIN submitted the following statement.
On motion duly made and seconded the
jury resolved Itself into u Board of revi, a.
ers tor the purpose 81 continuing the exafnia-
alton of the assessment rolls. with Mr.. Scallv
III the c,iair, when at che o'clock 2. NJ. Oh
motion OF Nj. aoryant seconded hy=Mf.
GaudG the jury us II Boasd 81 Reviewers rose
reported, progress and asked 10 sit again, at
the afternoon session. wlicl was granted. on
motion made and carried the jury took a re-
cess Rutil hall past two O'Clock 2. n.
AT half past two o.cia.i, p. II. the Jury
resumed its session wiltshire members }5res-
cnt, The jufy promptly resolved ttseli into
d Beard al reptewei@w with Or. ScafIv IN tie
chair, when after tayia- gone ever inuell af
tffe aesesstntn nj rolls. the beard e5 m0titai IS
Mf. Christian. seconded nv IN. LedeGfoa.
reported progress a8A rs sd - ST aaai,.
which was gigated. Nh. Eszb9l. Tgas#3e#
Protein, heira IN tho %gtzige -
0u motion et Ala. Sr9Ify seconded bF3irs
{ t~ilstiah- action u4 tit aecaalt OF M
Bourgeois Tor repair af eaals efSt. Nas
declared nntll next messing % the.ju8 s.
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Land For sale.

QIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
- office of the Board az Comn;ss;onan.
La'"Grrhe Basin Levee District, Room T.
fourth floor. Cotton Exc hanse building. New
Orleans La. up to Il m. August 5. 1895. for
tracts of land situated in sections 90. d
and u OF 1. a K. Is. f. S. h. District. w.
OF MISSISSIPPI river. containing about 1884. 81
acres. Sealed proposals must be addressed
l" II. ifihanD. president. The board re-
serves the right 10 reject any and all bids.
For inrther particulars apply 1T office.
b. LEMANN.
J.. u. MARTIN. President.
Sectrtarv. iy-20 81
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RHEUMATISM

is empifatieally a blood disorder.
caused by Inability Of the Kidneys 10
throw of certain p%oisons which aeon
mulate IA the tissues about the joints
and muscles.
2. z. T.. very simply, quickly and
surely cures tlljs disease, neutra!i1iu@
impurities IN the blood. ExnaIience
and science both endorse II. u. T.. as
the only iniailibie hleod purifier
known.
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A PIONEERS RECOMMENDATION

Mr.. j. w. Nenable. of Dawuev. II
pioneer OF Los Angeles Comfy, Cal.
SAYS: ..Whentvtr | am troubled with
il pain in the stomach or Will, diar-
rlinea | use Chamhe,iain's Collie. Cnel-
era and Diairltoea Remedy. | lave
used il for wears. know it to be Il ieli-
able remedy. and recommend it to
every one" Far sale by all druggists.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
18Th. Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Lntoutche.
Succession OF Scholastic Coz, 40.
1926. Probdtes.
ii. N.COTLON
Clerk.

fHAkE NOTICE: THAT PURSUANT TO
L An order and decree Of the above Court
ans! to a commission 10 me directed in the
above entitled and numbered successiun. |
VIII offer for sale at public auction pursuant
to ;aw to the last AID highest bidder. at the
late residence of the deceased situated in he
town OF Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY AUGUST 81. 1895.
between the hours of Il o'clock o.. IN. and !
o'clock p. M, the following property. tu-wit:
All the household fleets btlongin. to the
above succession rs described in the inven-
torv thereof taken by Earle Knohluch. Meta
~ Public. on the 9TH ,l#y nf February 1895.
EXCEPT items | and 81 Of said inventory.
On the following terms and conditions viz:
For cash to pay debts.
JAMES BEARY,
July Goth. 1895. Sheriff of Laiourche.
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MURDERER CAUGHT.-On October ).
1894. Dan Murray aul JOHNNY Brown
alias Charles Morris raised il row 1T =
fair given by the congregation of the
cololed church at the Brasiee GniIlot
lane, four miles above Thihodauy, and
amused themselves ny firing pistols.
from which Il bullet struck and killed
Amos Graham.
Both escaped but Murray was soon
arrested, tried. and is now III the pen.
itentiary serving ssenteHce of 20 wears
for manSlaughter. Brown alias Morris
was caught on Monday at New Iberia.
Deputy Sheriff r. i. Frost went Owes
on Tuesday night and returned We'd
nesdav evening with his prisoner
whom he placed IN the Parish Prison
to await legal action. During the
trial of Murray an attempt was made
to make it appear that Brown fired the
fatal shot.
Whether this can be brought forth
is unknown. but there Gems to be 10
doubt that Brown was equally quilts
with Murray.
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+. 7. Z. stimulates tie appetite ard
aids the process OF assimilation. cues
nervous troubles and i~uvimorates and
strengthens every organ of the body.
Nervous prostratIon is ais, cured hs
tie great =. 7. =. Its effects are per
ma.ent aud lasting. Z
If You feel weak and badly. take ?.
+. T. and vou will regain your ti4sl,
and strength.
For Rheumatism, Malaria anG=
philis P. p. p. I'lickly Ash. Poke Root
and Potassium is the best known Ient@
edy.
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ST. STANISLijS COLLEGE
BAY ST. Louis, Miss.

This College Is situated on the Gulf
Coast 30 mills from New Orleans Oh
the l.. q y. X, L.
The course Of s%tntlie> is extensive
ANA comprises four departments: Pre-
raluteiY. Cnmme1.;al, Scientific and
Classical. The mathematical and sri
enliiit training is made a s%pecial obz
iect while the i@itctaiv c%5fIfnfe inflart=
ed tits Young men fog h6siuess or the
professions. NJ ettott viii be >paled
10 make it equal Ia tie test.
At both the Paris ami Chicago En-
positions tie exhibits Of this College
received mettniS.
The next session begins Tuesday.
Sept. Sd.
F"l terms and particulars, address
the President. 4a.6t.
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BRAZILIAN zEBRAFISR.

the female deposits. her eggs, which both guard. Four days after spawn ing the young hatch. These are as carefully guarded as the eggs were, and later on the fry are instructed for their future career by both parents, who swim about with them as hen walks around with her chicks. We find that the zebrafish stand captivity well, immensely enjoying their meals, consisting of scraped raw beef or I. x. l.. fish food. Their native home is La Plata valley. The South Americans call them "Chanchitos," which means "pig," either because in form they are somewhat like that animal or because they fight in manner similar to young pigs. In Germany the name "chame- leon fish" Is proposed, owing to the ability of the fish to change its colors. This, however, we consider no denom- inative feature, as nearly all of our sunfsbes, and also the Chinese Paradise fish, possess this ability, in cases even to greater extent than the zcbrafish does. We selected the latter name for them because we find that through their color and stripes this fish resem- bles zebra moro than anything else, especially when the fish are most bril- liant in colors and the yellow appears in the dorsal fin, then even the mark ings of the mane of the zebra are repre- sentcd.
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any other material, the shape you de sire, the next thing is to tack alternate rows of different colored satin ribbons as close together as possible, beginning at the top of the lining, and cutting the ribbon off into length as you finish each row. Then commence to darn the two-colored ribbons in and out, over the dark and under the light one way, and reversing the order in the next row, so that squares are formed. A pretty handkerchief sachet could be made of blue satin ribbon aLd d silver braid of the same width. Slippers would look well in black satin ribbon and gold braid. A pretty pin cushion could be made of rather wide satin rib. bon all one color, with imInings of lace and bows at the corners. A large bag would be effective with t;rtan and black ribbon for the bottom part, and plush to match one of the colors in the plaid at the top, finishing off with cord and tassels or wide satin strings.
 The sachet in the sketch is made of blue satin ribbon and silver braid. Four corners form the front and the back could be plain, or to mstch tho front, according to taste. Each corner should be bound with ribbon, and a hook and loop should be placed under the bow. A frill of lace goes 'lll round and bows trim the corners St. Louis Republic.
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How to Relieve CoIlc.

For relieving collie one eminent physi- elan recommends simple bicarbonate of soda, of which one-half teaspoonful is to be dissolved in half tumblerful of water, and a teaspoonful of the solu- tion given to the infant every fifteen minutes. This, by the way, is very good preventive of collie, and may bS safely adraini stered half dozen times a. day to children predisposed to the trouble. In addition to giving this sim plo medicine, the abdomen should be gently massagcd with the hand, the move ment being from right to left; or, If thi4 fails to alleviate the distress, hot Gannels may be applied to the stomach and bowels.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-08-08
A MilIionaire's Watch Dogs.

James Dobson, the millionaire car. pet manufacturer, is a lover of fine dogs, and has probably dozen prowl- ing about his mansion overlooking the great plant operated by the Dobsons at the falls of Schuylkill. Among them are fine bloodhound and handsome St. Bernard. The latter has taken possession of the coach-house and sur roundings, while the bloodhound prowls as master around the house. Each watches his respective district during the daytime, and when one dog trespasses upon the territory of the other bitter struggle, sometimes accompanied by bleodshed, is sure to occur. But as soon as darkness sets in the two dogs hobnob together in the most friendly manner, travelling over the premises at will. The cause of the daytime enmity and the after-dark friendship can not be accounted for by the owner. er.-Philadelphia Record.