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He was tall man of athletic figure, and
Il was evident that he possessed enorm-
ous strength. His face was covered with
bushy growth of whiskers and win
eyes about as bright as two Goals. he
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all the world and his wife try to find a
place in one or other of the fashionable
churches, and, after the service Is over,
all go round to see and criticise the
Creche.
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IERd;gs yN lN&NN9 lsl!llN

your household" This custom continues
for nine days before Christmas to illus
trate the journey of Mary and Joseph to
Bethlehem
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remains for them to finish at their leisure
through the winter.
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tears, and the feast Of the Nativity is
thus initiated.
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LOIGNON.

ST, maintenant que Ia polltique ma
plus de charmes pour nous, les
vaincus de Ia grande lutte, nous
parlions de loignon, ce Iegume
inofensif ct doux, qu'on peut cherir
plus on MONS, mails quI ma q son
passif aucun mefait bien grave, bien
quill fasse parfols verser DIES larmes
bralantes. Les gourmets vous
diront que lie gros oignon cult au four
nest point a dedaigner, ct on fremit
en- songeant q &c que deyiendrait la
rousse sans lie petit olgnon !:
ellie en- palirait.
Mas ce nest point lei lie lieu de
jouer les Brillat-Savarin ct les Careme
ct de nous oublier aux delices Gull.
naires de l'oignon. II n'avait pas dit
son dernier mot ct il Asphalt a de
plus hautes destinees. DE Ia cuisine
du eordon-bleu ii passe dams lie
laboratoire du ~pharmacien. On ne
soupeonne pas quelles yertus bienfal-
santes Sc cachent sous sa chair Hrlsee.
Lolgnon, dit IN journal medical,
est laiinent par excellence dams les
cas- de pros,ration nerseuse, ct il d est
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rlen qui donne plus vite du ton q I'm
organisme fatigue. Il est bon contre
Ia toux, lie rhume, Ia grippe, Ia
tuberculose, l'lnsomnie, lie scorbut, la
gravelle, les maladies dn foie ct DIES
reins ; enfin, il 6claircit lie TENT. 81
tout celia est tant soft peu exact, il y
q une fortune a faire, plusleurs meme,
a cultlver l'oignon. Les gems nerveux
en- fefont leur aliment quotid,en,
ainsi que tous les malades atteints
DIES affections enumerees, ct enfin n
bonnie partie du sexe feminin.
Nous ~n'avions pas dependant
attendn e emouvantes revelations
pour faire a loignon la place qui
lui est due. Les Egyptiens avaient
eleve l'oignon a la majestic divine EN-
ralson DIES precieIx services hygieni-
qnes quill leur rendait. ct les Romans,
sans lai maintenir lie rang divin, en-
%faisaient grand cas-. Voici qu'apres
une Tongue eclipse Ia gloire de
poignon resplendit dun eclat triom-
pAal. Nous serions NAL venus a
nous en- plaindre.
La Rerue scient;fque, quisresume
les vertus therapeutiques de 1'oignon,
acute pourtant HToutefois, il sera
bon d'y .allcr voir' d'abord. Nous
avons assez WI passer de ces panacees
universities pour avoir lie droit au
sceptielsme.
Oui, ct il serait imprudent de
conseiller aux agrlculteurs de ne
planter que de l'oignon. II ne leur
resteralt bient6t qu'un petit oignon
-. pour pleurer !!
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Loaverture de la saison .heatrale
aaas notre sale d'opera aura lieu lie
~ dc &c mos, par la troupe dramati-
que de Hoyt. Cette troupe don't tous
r. lournaax font dies eloges POM
penx, est composite d'artistes du
premier ordre ct ses representations
ont etc t%oujours bien gout6es par lie
public. Nous avons tout lieu
eesperer que lie public de Thlbodaux
y oes environs, saura apprecier les
qualities artistlques DIES artisses aui
eaaerpreteront les differences pieces
qui Convent etre jouees pendant la
senaines
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La PROTECTION.

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lie grand Cirque Wallace a donne
Ae'cfeai donnier deux representa-
soas dams lie pare Guion, Tune a
'saA heares de l'apras-mldi ct l'autre
SEPT neures du soir. Ces denx
representations ont etc tres bien
s'a'ees ae ioas eenx qui Y assistaient.
reimbursement Ia plule des jonrs
fsesuehs await gate les ehemins ct
sess dc Ia campagne mont,
aaaste lear bon voalolr pu ! assister.
aaigfe tout. toas eeux qui y ont
Assls'e ont etc tres sa~tisfaits dles
1'os'es Ct des chevaux qui ataient
dresses d la perfection.
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LIE SAMSON.

"L'Abeille' a annonce rautre jour
la mort de Nine Delbler femme de
Iexecuteur DIES hautes - euyres ct
arriere-petite-flle de Samson, lie bour-
rea qui, d'apres plusieurs, aurait
guiliotine Louis XVI, Mare Antoi-
nette ct R~obespierre.
CharlesHenry Samson Jet non pas
s-Sansona) rancetre de Nine Deibier.
executa, en- efet, Louis XVI mails il
moafut vers lie mois d'aout 1893, six
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lie Major W. z. Martin, Surinten-
dent des Ecoles Publiques de Ia
paroisse Lafourche, annonce dams la
aComete" que les in%stituteurs aui
sont detenteurs de certificats pour lie
second ct trolsieme grades, pendant
deux annees. devront Sc presenter 4
fAeademie Guion, lie Is du mois
proclaim. pour subir I'm nouyel
exalnen.
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lie Bureau DIES Ecoles Publiques
sest renni mercredi dernler dams lie
local oralnaire de ses seances. Les
afalres scolaires oeeupent une place
pen impcrtante dams les procedures
DC oe;te session. Settlement, il a etc
alone IN supplement de salaire au
S~nrlntendant pour que ee dernier
sislte les ecoles une fois tous les
ans.
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Nine Jennie Curtis qui occupe la
place de Maitresse de Poste, depuls
Ia mort de Mr. Gustave Boudreaux,
went de r~ecevoif du president Cleve-
land une nouyelle COMMISSION qui la
mainiient dams Get Office quatre ans
de plus. Cette nouvelle commission
est dalae dn 80 Octobre 1896.
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Mardi dernier, nous ayons eu lie
nlaisir de serrer la main a notre ami
Mr.. Aubin Bourg, Grefficr de Ia cour
do Ia paroisse Terrebonne.
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MUYELLES LOCALES,

H-Ceux qui doivent a la SENTI-
NELLIE pour Announcements ct pour
impressions sont prizes de venir regler
dams lie plus BRET delai, 81 Giles veu-
lent nous eviter la peine de leur
enyoyer I'M collector.
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A Ia ventes DIES chevaux qui a cue
lisu aux ecnries de Tetreau & Gle,
trente chevaux ont etc yendus. ct
tons ceux qui en- ont achetes Sc
trouyent tres aatisfalts de leur
acQuisition.
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Les planteurs sucriers ont Ell uIe
mzuyaise semaine pour %ioursuivre
assr success les travaux de Toulaison.
Ii pIuic qei est tonhae lundi dernier
pendant toute Ia journee n mis-
bslsoup lie boue sur les chemins ct
arreie les t,avaux.
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lie Jury de Police s'assemblera lie
: ,s,cembre, en- session reguliere. Il
fat esptref que tous les memhres Sc
r.utroDt 4 cette reunion GU DIES
If fires de la plus grande Importance
ii: ..iunt soumlses.
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Les fates de Noel ct du jour de
Ian. a~pprochent ct les marchands de
eadeaux, font les achats necessaires
nonr s~atisfaire leur nombreuse Glen
tile.
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Les iournaaA du Nord annoncent
que les a~tiaires reprennent. On ne
sen a%ppereoit guere a Thlbolaux.
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LIE JOURNALISTIC.


Nous ne pouvons resister au des,r de
traduire la boutade sulvante que
nous trouvons dams I'm journal en-
anglais :
"Le journal de campagne est
generalement assez actif ct petillant
dependant J! Sc trouye des ho,n,,.,
sans cnnr meartrier qui reussissent i
tuer. Vous poavez contribuer i leur
9uvre en- ne payant pas votre
announcement , ce nest qu'une pias,re
GU ueux ct feaiteur men ma uas
besoln. Sill vous lie demande, fachez-
vous ct refusez de recevoir lie Journal
advantage. Celia ne vous empechera
pasde le lire, car vous pouvez touiours
F%empruater a votre veisin. Quand
un representant du journal vous
rend visite, ne lui repondez pas,
mals Reuse yoas parce que vous
etes presse ct faites-lui sentir que
c'est un Emporium. 81 lagent
d'annonces fait son apparition a yotre
place d'ataires, ayez. pour lie recevolr,
un cpur de marbre que rlen ne peut
faire .broncher. Ne rendez jamais
vlsi.e au redacteur 4 moins que yous
nasez a faire inserer dams lie journal
une note locale attitant p~attention du
public sur votre personne, on une
notice necrologique pour un parent
defunt qui Q III est cher. N'allez
iamais commettre la foiie de dire un
bon mot d quelen'un en- favour du
journal &c serait une h6res;e. 81 le
redacteur a quelque intirmite GU
quelque trayers que Gus connaissez,
empressez-vous de l'apprendre a tout
lie monde sous lie sceau du plus grand
secret. Mayer crainte de lie frolsser
nj dc vous artirer DIES ~represailles, car
quel que soft son temperament, il
en- salt plas long que vous sur lie
sujet ct n'aura cure de s'exposer en-
vous PENDANT Ia reclproque. ST c'est
votre bonnie fortune d'avoir, il Y a
irois on quatre ans, rendu un service
quelconque, soft au redacteur, soft d
l'6diteur, GU sill vous est arrive, dams
les brumes du passse, d'ayoir d6bour-
Sc queiques eentins en- annonces on
en- impressions, ne manquez pas de
yous en- vanter a tout propos ct de
proclamer l'ingratitude DIES j%ourna-
listes ervers ceuy qui les font viyre.
81 .sous etes~iuge, -inaire, avocat,
medecin, minlstre, depute, JUICE de
paix, commissaire d'ecoIe on bedeau,
ct qu'un agent de journal vienne, une
fois tous les deux ans, vous demander
la modique somme que vous devez
pour votre Announcement, d~rapez-vous
dams votre dignite ct repondez-lui du
haut de votre grandeur, Quill est bien
impertinent de faire pareiIle demande
a pareii parsonage, ct que lie fait
d'ayoir yotre nom sur sa liste
a'abonnes est deja Inc reclame ct un
hienfait qui lie payent implement.
Quand vous aurez fart tout celia
pendant quelques a%nnees, vous aurez
IN journal defunt dams .un journal
moribond, ct yous trouverez que
votre utilize a cesse ct que vous
n'avez plus aucune excuse pour roster
vivant parmi les morris ct les absents.
LOIGAON.
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LIE gib.er est tres rare sur lie
marpha de Thibodaux, ainsi que les
legumes.
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For Sale at Bargain.

One 4 It. by IS inches, three. roller mill and
engine. One No. ) Knowles Pump, and one
Upper Juice Pump.
Also one % II. L. portable engine, IN skids
and one II inch pump.
Also one Is inch siphon, good as new
Apply to
UZEME NAoUIN,
Thibodaux, La.
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mois apres cette execution &c nest
done pas lui qul, au mois d'octobre
suivant, guilIotina Marie-Antolnette,
ct, un an plus tard, Robesplerre.
A Charles-Henry Samson succeda a
son fills Henry Samson. Ell xertu du
droit d'heredite mails, titulaire
legal ct responsible, II n'exerea que
rarement ; il abdiqua pour ainsi dire,
entire les mains dun nomme Desmo-
rest, son premier aide. &c fut celui-
Ct qui executa Danton, Camille ct
Lucie Desmoullns, Charlotte Corday,
Narie-Antoinette, Nine Elisabeth
R~obespierre, Saint-Just, etc.
II etalt ne Il Noyon en- 1722. ct il
Y mournt lie 10 avril 1907. L'aine
de e fills a etc executenr a Bordeaux.
On salt que charles-Henry Samson
ne Sc consola jamais d'avoir execute,
Louis XVI, que, pendant les derniers
jour de sa vie, il Sc voua a de nom
breuses nuvres de charlie ct quill
fonda meme une messe G%'expla.ion 4
la memoire du Roi. Balzac a tire
de Get episode une noayelle, Ia a.aIesse
du bourreau.
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LIVRES OFFERTS

| Nen onele ct mon cure.
2 L~'an,snrenx de Ia prGfete,
4 MARTYR De l.amour.
1 La roche qui E,ieurc.
5 LIE reianrsis d un fanssaire.
+ Reeve. dores.
7 Dranar de Ifl5tei Woronzof.
\ Les aaiacailies de Lnrette.
lie sacrifice dan ills.
~ lie eoafeHr de dot.
II ke:nan dune jenne file pauyre.
Is lie roman d .nn crime.
u Trahison yaincu par i'amour-
- La vengeance dn fiaucE.
II Les deux Jeannes.
Is Miserable fa~Essaire.
~ lie MARTYR tune mere.
- La charInease.
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COUPON DE PRIME:
Aux LECTEURS DE LA SENTINELLE

Detachez &c coupon ct rcmettez lie avec Sets
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pan mi les ouvrages nemnles sur ee coupon,
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rue St-Cabriel. Montreal. Canada, ct yous
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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-08-26
Haf Rates for Teachers.

The following letter to State Supt. OF
Schools Cutting explains itself:
To your letter Of the Is instant, asking
that we grant special half-fales for teach
ers on the line of our roads in Nevada,
we beg to say that we will be pleased to
do 80. We prefer, however to handle
each case individually on its merits, and
upon its being presented to us will take
necessary steps to that end. 1t will be
understood, of course, that the half-fare
rates will apply to the various schools at
the commencement of each term, and
upon their return therefrom at the close
of the term. 1t might also be extended
to trips between these periods should
teachers desire to make trips to their
homes. Yours truly, T. H. GOODMAN.
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WadSWcrih Mckinley Hobart Club.

Pursuant to call the Republicans OF
Wadsworth met in Music Hall Saturday
evening for the purpose OF organizing a
Mckinley and Hobart Club. Every
seat in the hall was occupied at 8 O'Clock
when the assemblage was called to or
der.
VIM. Macpherson acted as temporary
Chairman and n. A. Hummel as Secre-
tary. Chairman Macpherson appointed
T. w. Fitzgerald, G. A. Macpherson and
n. A. Hummel a committee to draft a
Constitution and Bylaws. While the
committee was at work Archibald Steele
was called for and addressed the meet
ing.
The report OF the Committee on Con-
stitution and Bylaws was read and
adopted.
The following officers were elected by
reclamation L. A. Jackman, President
T. ". Fitzgerald and A. 7. C%lippenger,
Vice-Presidents; F. L. Voorhees,. Secre-
tary; G. A. Macpherson, Treasurer.
N. A. Hummel was called upon for a
speech and addressed the meeting for an
hour or more upon the issues Of the day.
Three rousing cheers were given for
Mckinley and Hobart and the meeting
adjourned to meet at the call OF the
President.
The following telegram was sent to
Major Mckinley. "The Wadsworth
Mckinley and Hobart club organized
with one hundred and ten members,
the precint polling two hundred and
fifty. November 3rd will give you one
hundred and fifty. Senator Stewards
dozen Republicans in the so-called silver
stronghold will materialze many humid
red foRf. We are for patriotism, pro-
tectionr9 and prosperity. A. hearty
greeting. E. A. .yackman, President.
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Ben Curler is said to be an aspirant
Mr.. Curler is a young lawyer and a
IONA fde resident OF Nevada and if
elected will represent Nevada in the
Lower House OF Congress with ability
and distinction.-Reno Gazette.
Hon. George S.. Nixon has been re-
quested to take charge of the National
Silver headquarters at Chicago and as
sumo the direction of the campaign in
the Western States. This is certainly
an acknowledgment Of Mr.. Nixon's
ability as well as an honor to the Silver
party Of Nevada, which, though de-
spised and detested by our home gold
bugs, is regarded in the East as the
orignators of the silver movement
Reno Journal.
j. W. Freeman says in the Woodland
Mail: II a man for a moment imagines
that all the Republicans OF Nevada have
turned Democrats he should visit the
State and have the erroneous. impression
removed from. bis minds During our
recent visit to u home there we found
many WHO frankly said that they would
not swallow Bryan and the anarchist
platform he is running on. Stewart
aroused the ire OF a large number when
he said that there was not a dozen Re-
publicans left in the State. The know
ledge that he is a corporation lawyer
will make it extremely difficult for him
to convince the dear people that he is
solicitous of their welfare only. In other
words the Nevadans are becoming tired
of Californians representing them in
Congress and many would like to see
home talent given a chance.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-08-26

Webber, Holland, Mass, had q very bad
cold and cough which he had not been
able to cure with any thing. l gave
him a % cent bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, says w. P. Holden,
merchant and postmaster at West Brim-
field, and the next time l saw him he
said it worked liked a charm. This rem
edy is intended especially for acute throat
and lung diseases such as colds, Group
and whoeping cough, and it is famous
for its cures. There is no danger in Civ
ing it to children for it contains nothing
injurious. For sale by dealers here and
the Commercial Co. of Lovelock. -
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Pupulist Delegates.

The Populist State Central COMMITTEES
held a meeting in Reno Saturday after
loon and appointed the following named
gentlemen as delegates to their State
Convention, to be held in Reno on Sep
TENDER 9th: Frank b. Porter, D. w.
Bryant, George McNees, W. H. Coffin
and Benjamin Curler of Reno: H. A.
Porter OF Verdi; George Frazer Of Wads-
worth; Alex Twaddle of Franktown,
and Albert Brown for Huffaker's. :
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Republican Primaries.

The Republican primaries will be
held next Saturday the POLLS opening at
l o'clock p. m. and closing ut s O'Clock
p. IN. The polling place will be
Music Hall, T. q. Herman, E. T.
Lothrop and N. A. Hummel acting as
Judges. Two delegates will be elected
from this precint to the State Conven-
tion which meets in Carson on Sept. 10th
and fourteen delegates will be elected to
the County Convention which will be
held in Reno Sept. 22nd.
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A consumate liar-one who can tell
too much truth and yet have the apear-
ance of falsehood. An m~itigated liar
usually has some standing for veracity,
as well as pugnacity, he expects contra
diction but does not fear the result. The
plain every day liar takes pleasure in
contradicting himself whenever he has
the leisure and opportunity to do so.
Give him a trial and be convinced that
truth with him is changeable. A beauti-
full liar-one held up as a model for imi-
tation. -.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-08-26

If kerosene is poured literally on the
surface 81 mosquito breeding waters, it
will kilrthe creatures instantly. This is
a good way to keep rid of them. Kero-
sprayed upon fences oil the columns OF
verandas will keep mosquitoes afar.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-08-26
Music Lessons.

Miss Lottie Gale, graduate OF the
Conservatory of Music, San Jose, will
give instructions in music to a limited
number,of pupils. Apply at the resi-
dence OF l.. Hettenhausen. Miss Gale
zones highly recommended as a teacher
and is known to many Wadsworth
peopleias a talented musician.
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Republicans, Attention!

There will be a meeting Thursday,
tomorrow, evening at 8 o'clock in the
rooms in the rear of DR.. Jackman's
Drug Store for the purpose OF selecting
names to be voted for at Saturdays Pri-
maries for delegates to the Republican
State and County Conventions.
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Help Wanted.

SOTO $18 per week to men and women
for esBy home work. No books or lean
vasing. No experience. Bonafed offer.
No Catch. Send stamp for work and
particulars. E. HERMANN, 2l3 South
Sixth Strees, Philadelphia, Pa.
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At this Office we have some of the
finest illustrated magazines you ever saw
which are sold as low as 8 and 10 cents.
The latest fashion books, journals, delin-
Gators and cartoons always on hand.