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CoUNTERvAILING Duty ON BELGIAN
SuGARs.-A Washington dispatch to
Times Democrat dated the 10th inst.
says
Senator Gallery called to-day on
Secretary Gage and had very sat
isfactory talk with him on the subject
of the countervailing duty now levied
on Belgian sugars, pending a final
settlement of the matter which the
Treasury department has under con
sideration. Senator Gallery is of the
opinion that Secretary Gage is dis
posed to hold that Belgian sugars are
subject to a co~untervaillng duty of 30
cents per 100 pounds. though Mr..
Gage has not yet fully made up ais
mind. In his conversation with the
Secretary Of the Treasury, Senator
Caffery urged very strongly upon him
the fact that a 30-cents per 100
pounds rebate was beng given the
Belgian exporters of sugar, and took
the ground that this was an indirect
bounty and that the new revenue act
covered direct as we'll as indirect
bounties.
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Every newspaper man has at some
time in his business experience met
the man who now takes more paper
than he can read. He paid twenty
five cents for an almanac, wiped his
nose IN an awning. tried to blow out
an electric light, put a niekle III the
postotfice expecting the postmaster to
appear. wanted to lick the cashier of
the bank because it closed az / o'elo Is
and watched the sign on ~ of tie
jewelry stores waiting for it to strike.
lexington Unit.
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Observation-Disclosures. J. 8. Levron
= Co. having purchased the stock Of
the late K. X. Mcbride, have reopened
a general hardware, glassware. croeke-
ry and household furnishing goods
store at the corner of st. Philip and
Market Streets, the old Mcbride stand.
The new firm will not confine them
selves TO selling the old stock but will
continue the business and replenish
the stock as needs be.
Mr.. j.. S. Levron, the head of the
firm, is Il business man of large expe-
rience, well and favorably known in
this community, and under his man
agement the new firm will make a
success of their new enterprise.
They have a large and varied stock
on hand, which they offer at reasonable
prices and invite the public to give
them a call.
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Two employees in DR.. Ayo's Drug
Store at Bowie quarelled last Tuesday
after noon, and of them shot the other
through the arm. The bullet pierced
the arm and lodged itself in the VIC
inns body. Sheriff Beary, beingl in
formed Of the,occurrence by telegraph,
sen Capt. j. NJ. Walsh after the &C
cused. Capt. Walsh returned that
same night with the accused and
lodged him in Jail, pending the prelim-
mary examination.
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The EGGS BustNEss.-Farmers look
upon eggs as BAH po,atpe>, but eggs
are nearly always wortl. Que cent
and often two. One hundred and
twenty five hens on the farm should
p%r"inee 100 eggs, Of 81 per day, for
eight months II the year, $240, and
the sale of chickens will pay for all
eXpense and trolaie with the table
supplied as wanted without charge.
The farm, field and orchard furnishes
most of the feed that would otherwise
be wasted. but they will not clothe
themselves and lay eggs for their
health. They want q good, warm,
clean. poultry house. kept clean from
vermin and given egg producing food,
in addition to the grain aud bugs
they pick M. They want milk. meat
scraps ct ground bone aud u variety
of food. There is M trouble to get
improved breeds t. lay, if YOU read
your poultry journal aud follow its
lnstructlons.-Sunny South.
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y 'ntfakt"n -~i,trt:i to the Plea
StN~
'iti'' h"tt sr>>i1, ri congress will
Or an imPnftant one for Louisiana
Interests. There will be no question
ct tariff legislation ah,l duty on sugar,
as IN The last congress. but there are
u CONF MP either matters uf conse-
qtsehce. which wall require ntgaliiza-
il't a",i lard work tn decide fur the
advantage # The state. The revision
'i The national quarantine aud saui-
AIRY laws 10 of special interest. and
'hiS ~saejrct viii ~ hran.ht up early
" ne session hy octiItur Cutlery,
ind perhaps other senators or repre-.
sentatlyes.
oeneial Catciings will bring for
ward Il bill to give the federal govern
iient control of the b1lldins Of levees
y 'hh mississippi river, aud relieve
ne states nt that burden. The q
ject- FIR the farther Improvement Of
ne mouths of the Mississippi to keen
,'tre with tue growing Of
Ne valley and Of New Orleans will
"""'s UP ioF uisctsslnu ana
t-tlnn.
lfe construction nf a naval dock ut
A'1itis - ano'iief important PROPOSE
ton {" be urged OF congress-, AS we'll
a. The adequate fertilization of the
rlver and suif coast.
the rivers aud htrhors bill making
appropriations for the next two wears
Is tb he pissed. and il His Tauisiana
Always has large interests. These
ahi many minor sahIrctS will afford
ample mitefial for the Louisiana dele
eaton {" work upon when it returns
"a the capital
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Cure all forms OF disease caused by
a Sluggish Liver and Biliousness.
The PINK Phi C7aaTseS
The Toaic Pellet ~IrYiroya-es

A faeetious and candid Arkansas
editor makes his journalistic bow to
the public in the following style:
Our paper OF the people. for the
people, to be paid by the people. Our
religion Orthodox, with a firm belief
In hell for delinquent subscribers. Our
motto Take all III sight and hustle
for more. Our policy: To love our
friends and birthstone or enemies if
thine enemies snite thee ON thy cheek,
SWipe him with haste and dexterity at
the butt of the most convenient ear
What we advocate Our country. our
flag, and one wife at a time. Our OBJ
Ject to live in pomp and splendor."
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The Harrisburg Call tell of how two
girls became infatuated with the idea
of having their heads coquettishly
stuck through IA torn newspaper, and
visited II Photograph gallery for that
purpose. When the pictures we're
finished they were mortified to ace
what they had tailed to notice that
IL the newspaper they had stuck
their heads through, just beneath
their laughing faces, was a clothing
firms advertisement hea led: "Our
pants are lined in the seat"
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Local self-government will find,
perhaps, its greatest exponent in
Greater New York. Ali the power i.
given to the mayor. the Comptrnllei
and the Municipal Assembly. Tile
mayor serves four years at u salary ~
S15,0 600 per annum. the comp
tr"ller at salary nf $I0,-
coo year. both salaries beii.s
larger than that paid any Cabinet
officer of the United States. The
Council will be composed Of twenty
eight members elected to represent
their respective burroughs for four
years. and the president of the Coun-
Gil is elected by the people to serve
four years at at annual salary or
5000. which is AS much as the Cover.
nor of almost any Western States re-
ceives. The Board of Aldermen will
consist of sixty three members. elect
ed for two years, the presiding officer
receiving $4,000 a year. The city will
have, under the new regime, p. 900
employees. and a tax OF almost $40.
O00, 600 will be levied oa the 50, 500.
900 900 assessed valuation in the city
70 maintain the eity's government.
There are many more Offices that pay
large salaries. For instance. the cor
poration counsel will be paid SIS, coo
a yea which is more than Chef JUS
tice Fuller, of the United States Sn
prime Court receives.-Times Demo
crat.
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CONVENTION CALLED.-The Dem
acratic State Central Committee met
in Alexandria last Tuesday, and call
ed a state convention to meet in Baton
Rouge on December 9th for the pur-
pose of nominating thirty six delegates
at large to the constitutional eonven-
ton, in the event it be determined
upon by the people.
lhe chairman Of the committee is
authorized to change the place of
meeting in case of necessity.
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To day will take place the sale OF
a valuable tract of land belonging &c
the succession of Mrs. J. SEVERN Fo.
ret, situated in the Vacherie Dugue
Livaudais. Here is 4 chance to in.
vest for any one who wants a coun-
try home.
See advertisement in another col
umn for description, terms and con.
ditions.
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NOTICE.

mittee of the Parish OF Lafourche is called
for
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Goth. 1897
in the town of Thihodaux. for | o'clock D. m.
to transact business of Importance. The
members of said committee are respectfully
invited to attend either in person or by
proxy. Proxies should be given 70 co-iuem-
bers.
l.. P. C~AlLLOUET, Chairman.
Thibodaux, Nov. IL, 1877.
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FOR eight months of the present ad-
mlnlstration has convinced The Ameri-
can people that there is nothing to
nope Tor from it. The promises of an
oyefifoWlng treasury from the opera
Ilon OF the Dingley act have already
been a~iscredited beyond redemption.
Tor four months of the operation of
the act has given a large deficit in
stead OF the promised surplus. The
prosperity that we heards so much of
several months ago as making the
country glad is not now so much
heard of. Factories and mills are
no. flrlng-up with the rush that the
admlnlstrationists would have had us
believe, and the wages of labor are
not being increased in spite of the
strenuous pledges Of the Republicans
TO that effect. The wheat-farmers, it
IS true, have had a prosperous season
by reason of their abundant crop and
the crop-failures in other parts of the
world; but, then. the price of corn
and oats remains very low, while cot
ton is in a very bad state of depres-
sion. If the administration claim the
credit for the satisfactory wheat-situ-
atlon-Which it seems to be disposed
To do 1T will have to II also the
Onus OF the cotton-situation and be-
tween the two it will have nothing to
its credit.-Times Democrat.
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everybody Saws So.

Lascaret5 Candy Cathartic, the most Won
derful medical discovery of the age, pleas
ART ard refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys. liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
euro headache, fevcr. habitual constipation
ana b:iiousness. Phase buy and try n box
of & C.. c. to-day; 30, -, 10 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cui 3 by all druggists
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There was a cutting scrape on the
Laurel Grove plantation one night
last week resulting from words over a
game of crap. Adrian Williams, the
man who did the cutting, was arrested
aud lodged in Jail, pending she recov-
cry OF his victim, who, it seems, was
seriously wounded.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-11-13

The latest newspaper reports of
the yellow fever in New Orleans
wou.a Indicate tnat the fever is dy-
ing out. May it soon have run its
course
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The home of Mr.. Richmond A
Frost, one of our popular deputy
sheriits, was frightened last Wednes
day by the advent of a little girl.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-11-13

Mrs. G.. Julliat returned last
Thursday, from q pleasant visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Martin, in Platten-
vile. She was accompanied By Miss
Josephine 0lemeyer who left yester-
DAY for her home in Baldwin.
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For Buggies. Gigs, Harness. Sad
dlery, at Rock Bottom prices, Go to
n. ". Frosts on Jackson street,
under the SENTINEL OFFICE.
FIRST Glass Horseshoeing Il special
". Give him a call.
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Misses Lily and Frances Goodwin,
after spending sometime with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Good
wyn, returned to New Orleans last
Thursday.
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Miss Laura Lagarde OF Leighton
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ben. Fo-
Get IN Lockport.
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L. DREXLER.

Mics Louise Thibodaux spent the
the week at Bush Grove, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Chenst. She will re-
turn home to-day.
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NOTICE.

| desire to inform my customers
that | have just arrived witt, n few
lot Of mules. Will be pleased to have
them call oi. me and look at my stock
and take my prices hefole purchasing
elsewhere.
l.. DREXLER.
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Mr.. Ferdinand Barilleaux Of Lock
paid u sanctum an agreeable call
on last Saturday.
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Miss Eel Stewart is spending the
grinding season with the Misses
Williams, on Acadia plantation.
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Mrs. Il. r. Mcbride, Of Hoama, ia
spending a few days in town, with
relatives and friends.
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Old uncle Tom Mattingly has a
good stock of mules at Frank Hoff-
mann's stable. Call on me and see
who has the hest stock.
7. Il. MATTINGLY.
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Miss Louise Perrin accompanied
BY her brother, Mr.. Louis, spent last
Sunday with friends IN Houma.
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Miss Ella Beauvais of Schriever
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. r
Jeanmard during the week.
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When bilious or costlve, eat a Cas-
caret. candy %cathartic, cure guaran-
teed, 10c, 25c.
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Mr.. Tlleodule Bpurg, a prominent
merchant from the upper part Of the
9th ward, waa in town last Wednes-
day.
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Mrs. S. L. Grisamore has gone to
Brooklyn, n. Y. on a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Nj. Duane.
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Health Means a perlect condition
OF the whole system. Pure blood 10
essential 20 perfect health. Hood's
s~arsaparlla makes pure blood and
thus gives health ana happiness,
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Mrs. Chol who had been on the
sick list is now better,
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Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2. La
garde q girl one day last week.
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Subscribe to the SENTINEL 1t is
only $500 a year.
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HOOP PILLS are the favorite fami-
Is c,taa.tie and liver medicine. Price
25c.
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DR.. Il. E. Mcbride, of Houma, WAS
a visitor here last Wednesday.
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Mr.. Joachim GundG of Lafonrche
Crossing was here last Wednesday.
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THE MEiAiNG OF IT.

Inc mranlftg rs line recent tirrti ~
Is ot2i'thiag Ia dawn up IA H.. L.
publican I ewspap~rs, uud fiio-e ia
ATE peSsesS-G III r.utiDr aud disn SD
70 speak III thtn.> ~ hey 4 them Il,
not hesitate 10 say that the r-sult
not onli u s~-rinf< reverse fu thu,
men party Int Il rrhlke to tn. ~.
hlf'lry administration, for it's short
e"tiiiigs aud faiiile tn keep it's pledges
10 the people. Fof instance the chi
ca4o JOURNAL. witch WAS ), staln,,t
supporter of Pres aeat MrK,n.ry la,
Seai aud one at the al ~ is Well ;s
ae'est ~Rapahiiran papers in The West,
'as ttis comment To make:
PRESIDENT Mrkfnley may cnnsi,te,
tae results of The election i'm Nry
i"ik and OHIO u ,ehake 10 his adu4u-
istfatfan and reflect y on The f,s.f
contrast t,et".. u iihrr,i promises ~
seh"t Ptfidi ihittce He came into
e. pteisieg among other things :.
iattie'i reversal at the Cleveland no.,
es toward Cuha. He has adhered To
the Cleveland paliey rs if it were is
own, So that to-day We are no turtle,
advanced Will the troublesome aups
tioh OF the Cuban war than VIZ were
the day the Republican national con
ventlon adopted its platform.
mere were other rayan
promises thai have rot been fulfilled.
y tariff bill that WAS IL, produce a
surplus Is p%fo'incing IA deficit aud, al
eHedsG We htNs. sad safte approaches
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!.!!!BARGAIN COUNTERFEIT!
:::::::: Every Saturday at :.::::::
$3.50 II. c. CHOL'S $685.
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The lease of the public ferries for
we years was sold at public auction
iast Saturday, aud the price brought
was satisfactory. The Police Jury
haying appropriated tie proceeds of
snel sale TO the use of the public
selit'"ls of the parish, the school
oaai'l will have handsome increase
mihet fund 10 work with.
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Peru has asked for a reciprocity
treaty under the Dingley bill.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-03

influences and Its good offices to restore
peace and to give Independence to the
island,'' parading it in support of
the Cameron resolution acknowledging
the Independence of the island. In the
first place if it were directly in line with
the Cameron resolution 1t would not be
a good reason for the passage of that
measure. Except upon few para
mount issues which are prominently be-
fore the people party platforms are not to
be taken very seriously. Every national
convention adopts lot OF resolutions
which are seldom thought of afterward,
much less lived up to. A certain amount
OF every platform is mere buncombe. LIZ
attracts Little attention in the convention,
and is only technically at best an express
sion Of the conventions views Every
body knew that the questions on which
the campaign would be fought were those
Of currency and tariff, and to them and
them only did the convention and ths.party
give heed. Nobody imagined when BIO
voted last fall that he was voting to de-
eide what this country's policy toward
Cuba should be, and nobody gave that
matter any heed. Not one voter in ten
thousand knew what either party had said
about Cuba in itsaplatform, or cared.
Buts even if this paragraph of the plat
form were binding it would not commit
the Repu blican party to any such pro-
gramme as that mapped out by the
Cameron resolution. To use our friendly
offices to give peace and independence to
Cuba, which is all that the platform pro-
poses, is a very different thing from
recognizing the independence of Cuba,
which the Cameron resolution does, and
then going to war with Spain, to bring
about what we declared existed, which
would have been the inevitable result of
the Cameron resolution.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

From the American Book Company
New York, Cincinnati and Chioago)
we have received First year in German,
by ]. Keller, professor of the German
Language and Literature in the Normal
College of the City Of New York. 1t is
the realization of the long desired first
German book. Notwithstanding methods
fail in one Of two points, they either con-
centrate their attention almost wholly
upon the difficult German infleotional
and syntaotical system, and lack in sim
plicity and in adaptability to young
minds; or they sacrifice to simplicity n
real mastery ..of grammatical knowledge.
Some ofssour best text books belong to the
former GLASS; they are far too advanced
for high school use, and do much to con-
vey the. impression that German is a
bugbear to lie shunnedEon account of it's
Inherent difficulty. The present book
avoids. both these errors; it is eminentIy
simple, systematic, tsachable. Every
thing essential for first year study is
presented in a logical order-that is, the
grammatical facts first needed for read
ing and most ensily comprenended are
those first presented.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-03

A New York Judge has just decided
that individuals cannot shield themselves
from the responsibility of their. acts
under the cloak of a corporation. The
question came up in case instituted
against the Tobacco Trust conspirators.
The contention was made by their scoun-
sci, that the alleged criminal acts were
committed by the corporation, the re-
spopsibility for which could not be at
tnchsd to its individual members. The
Court held otherwise, and said that
men who organize crime are response
bIesfor it, even though they com NIT it by
corporate act.