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SUPPLEMENT DEVOTED TO CONDITIONS

of the entire list Of grand divisions. On
the other hand, it is equally apparent
that Europe is by far our largest Gus
toner, and while the percentage OF
growth is not ms great as IN the newer
fields, the actual increase is much great
er, and the total exports to Europe alone
are three times those to all the other
grand divisions of the world.
1t is, therefore, equally important in an
attempt to determine the distribution Of
our exports to study the expectation and
growth country by country. With that
purpose in view table is presented here
with showing the total exports to twenty
principal countries of the world, ar
ranged in the order Of the relative mag
nitude of our exports by countries in
1901, and comparing the figures of 1880
and 1890 with those of 1901, in order to
show the growth. That table is us fol-
lows:
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Having thus shown the steps BY which
our export trade has grown until il eX-
cccds that of any other nation, the uues-
ton naturally arises, Who are our Gus
toners; to what country and people and
what classes nf people are these enor-
nous ana constantly increasing exports
distributed; who buys them and who
consumes thcmE This can be answered
i'll general terms by the following table.
which shows the exports from the United
States by grand divisions of the world
in 1850, 1890 and 1901. 1t will be seen
that exports to Europe increased little
more than - per cent. from 1850 to
1901, and those 10 South America nearly
100 per cent. those to North America
nearly 300 per cent, those to Asia over
300 per cent. those to Occania more than
400 per cent. and those to Africa about
500 per cent.
Exports from the United States to the
grand divisions Of the world in 1850,
1880 and 1901:
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GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION
OF OUR COMMERCE.
The Nations which Buy the $1,5OO,-
nOO,O00 Worth Of Products which
Are Sent Abroad Annually
aud Contribute to Our
Prosperity.
Treasury Department
BY o. p. AUSTIN.

BY o. p. AUSTIN.
Treasury Department
Washington, d. O. Sept 21.
Who are our customers? Who are the
buyers of the 81 1,500,000,000 worth of
goods which we are now sending abroad
annually, and in what part of the world
are the goods being consumed? The peo-
pie of the United States have now be-
come the worlds greatest exporters.
During the past decade the two great
nations on the opposite sides of the At
lantic, whose friendly rivalry has at
tracted the attention of the whole COM
mercial world, the United Kingdom and
the United States, have We'd with each
other in the magnitude of their CONNER
cial operations, now one and then the
other excelling in the total exports OF
the products of their domestic industries.
But the fiscal year 1901 finds the United
States SO far in the lead that it may now
be safely assumed to be the greatest
producer and exporter of the world.
Our experts of domestic products in
the twelve months ending June 30 1901,
were 81, AGO, , ,453, 800, against $1.391 ,210,-
63S exports of domestic products by the
United Kingdom, and for the seven
months ending July, 1901. were $S13,-
143,629. against $794 4,126025 from the
United Kingdom; monthly average dur
ing the mentioned period of $1lf,-
3W,375 from the United States, against
$113,446,5I5 from the United Kingdom.
The steps by which we have reached
this position Mt the head of the great ex
porting nations of the world are meas
ured in decennial periods by the figures
which follow, showing the exports from
the United States at decennial years
from 1890 to 1900 and those of the year
10Qt
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1t will be seen by the above table that
the exports have grown with much great
er rapidity in the newer fields. South
America has grown more rapidly than
Europe; North America more rapidly
than South America; Asia more rapidly
than North America; Oceania more rap
idly than Asia, while Africa shows the
largest growth, measured BY percentages,
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CANADA.

Exports of principal articles from the
United States to Canada (Qucbcc, On
tario, ManitobW in 1890 and 1900, ar
ranged III the order of magnitude in
1900:
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AUSTRALIA.

Exports Of principal articles from the
United States to Australia in 1890 and
1900, arranged III the order Of magni-
tude in 1900:
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JAPAN.

Exports Of principal articles from the
United States to Japan in 1890 and
1900, arranged in the order Of magni-
tudC in 1870:
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Exports of principal articles from the
United States to the United Kingdom
in 1890 and 1900, arranged in the order
of magnitude in 1900:
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BELGIUM.

Exports Of principal articles from the
United States to Belgium in 1890 and
1900, arranged in the order of magni-
tude in 1890:
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BRAZIL.

EXPORTS Of principal articles from the
United States to Brazil in 1890 ana
1900, arranged in the order Of magni-
tnde III 1900:
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DENMARK.

Exports Of principal articles from the
United States to Denmark in 1890 and
1900, arranged in the order of magni-
tudp in 1900:
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ARGENTINA.

Exports Of principal articles from the
nlled States 70 Argentina III 1890 ana
lHo arranged in the order Of macni.
tudc in 1900:
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The distribution Of these exports by
great groups Of articles is shown at de-
cennial periods from 1860 to 1900 and
in 1901 by the following table:
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FRANCE.

Exports Of principal articles from the
United States to France in 1880 and
1900, arranged in the order OF magni-
tude in 1900:
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NETHERLANDS.

Exports of principal articles from the
United States to Netherlands in 1880
ana 1900, arranged ii the or et OF nl,;s-
ultulp in 1900:
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GERMANY.

Exports Of principal articles from the
United States to Germany in 1890 and
1900, arranged in the order of magn-
tIl,lt. In 1000:
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magnitude IN 1900
RUSSIA.

Exports Of principal articles from the
United States to Russia in 1890 and
1900 arranged in the order of magni-
tnde in 1900:
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BRITISH AFRICA.

Exports Of principal articles from the
United States to British Africa in 1890
and 1900, arranged in the order Of
Innyuitu1a in 1ttQft.
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SPAIN.

Exports Of principal articles from the
United States to Spain in 1890 and
1900, arranged in the order of magni-
tude in 1900:
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NIEXICO.

Exports of principal articles from the
United States to Mexico in 1890 and
1900, arranged in the order Of magni-
tulc in 1900:
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ITALY.

Exports of principal articles from the
United States to Italy in 1890 and
1900, arranged in the order Of magni-
tutlc iii 1900:
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EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE
AT DECENNlAL PERIODS.
Our Trade Has Grown Until II Ex-
cecds That of Any other COun-
try and Promises to Com
tinue Increasing.
1900, arranged in the order Of magnL
tlidc in 1900:
CUBA.

CUBA.
Exports Of principal articles from the
United States to Cuba in 1880 and
1900, arranged in the order of magni-
tlde in 1900.
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NORWAY AND SWEDEN.

Exports of principal articles from the
United States to Norway and Sweden
in 1890 and 1900 arranged in the order
of magnitude in 1900,
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The export figures Of a single year are
sometimes misleading owing to local cir
cumstances, failure of crops. commercial
depression in other parts Of the world
or other temporary conditions, and for
this reason a more accurate picture of
the growth may be obtained by taking
the average annual exports for a term of
years. With this object in view, the fol
lowing statement. showing the average
annual expectation during quinquennial
periods from 1870 to 1900 and the total
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CHINA.

ETnofs q principal articles from the
United States to China in 1890 and
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get home, and 1t Was agreed one day
to box up . 6ne looking specima d
aud ship it n Now York. There WAS
. great deal Of interest in the Test of
speed, and the man who received the
swift bird of the air Was instructed to
release it at . certain hour and tele.
graph the moment the buzxard snifed
the free air. The message came here
that the bird, ali properly marked for
Identification, had been released from
it, box, and watchers were stationed
at Market street to time the moment
Of arrival. The various time allow.
ances had been suggested by the
interested crowd Of watchers. and the
prevailing idea Was that the baxsard
could not get back home tor . day, Il
ut all. But this 10 where the people
were wrong for, - remember it the
buzzard poked it, nose toward Charlie.
ston - soon - It WAS ct free, and
the trip to Charleston was made in
four hours. The old bird appeared
to Be very much the worse for ware
when 1t got In, but record had been
made, and all the pools made on the
flying trip were upset. t."-Richmoud
Times.
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Notable Success in Veter.
mary Surgery.

Dr.. Hamlet Moore, the veil known
veterinary surgeon. performed . sur
goal operation that 10 deserving OF
moro than passing mention. A hors..
the properly Of Manager WIN. Z Han.
son Of Psytavin plantation. was suffer.
ing from strsnglss aggravated By lst
yngit,s and had fallen to the groun'l,
having to oil appearaoces entire'y
stopped trea'hing. The doctor per
formed the opperation known - ira
cheotomy and made an incision on
each tide Of the horse's neck. releasing
the accumulation Of pus and admitting
cir into the animals lungs, when the
respiratory organs at once rssumed
their functions. The horse 10 daily
improving and will completely recover
The success achieved by Dr.. Moore
10 this case, - we'll in many Others
equally important forcibly attests biz
skill aud bespeaks him an expert ia
bis profession. DonaldsonvilIe Tlmes
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Great Mems Opinions Of
Women.

Remember, woman 10 most perfect
when most womanly.-Gladstone.
Earth has nothing more tender
than . pioas woman's heart.-Luth.
er.
All I an or can be I owe to my
angel mosher.-Abraham Lincolu.
Disguiss our bondage - We will,
tie woman, woman, rules % stiIl.-
Moore.
Heaven will b no heaven 70 me il
! d. not meet my wife there.-An.
drew jackson.
Even in the darkest hour Of earthly
i'll woman's fond attention showa-
Saxd.
Women need not look at those
dear 20 them to know their moods
Howeils.
Oil and Water-woman and . se-
cret-are hostile proprietieA -Bulwer
Lyttou.
Raplured man quits each Dosing
sage. o woman, for thy lovelier
page.-M0ore
kinduess in women, not their
bsautious looks, shall win my love-
Shakespeare.
He that would hare the gsssts, let
him hare = Ane wife-Ben- johnson.
Every pretty woman shoad b .
llirt, every clever women . politician.
-Ouida.
A woman's strength is most potent
when robed il gentleness. s.-LAmar-
tine.
Lovely woman, that caused our
cares, caa every care begui's.-Bsre. .
ford.
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Electric Light Party.

Mr. Ed. 6mishvick, who 10 poted
for bic hospitality, entertained . few
of bic friends at the power house isst
Wednesday night. After showing
bis guests over the plant sud explain.
ing to them the interesting and intTi-
cate works of the plant, he served
delightful refreshments. He was
assisted iu entertaining By Mr.. Gus
Wallace. an smploys at the power
house. The following young ladies
and gentlemen we're bis guests:
!. Masses BertholL, Usher, Ella and
Edua Williams. May Frost md N'ei'
Davenport Of Lockport Mss:rs.
Henry Bergeron, Maurice Ceiect'n,
A. r Hunte1 sud Augusts RoelchAns.
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q. J. Walker. . popular knight Of
the Grip. was circulating among his
patrons in our town last Monday.
Miss Ella Percy, Of Mississippi is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. l..
Lobdell on Canal street. Miss Percy
10 . sister OF Mr.. p. r. Percy. She
will remain in our city until after the
Carnival.
When pain or irritation exists On
any part Of the body the application
Of BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT
will give prompt relief. Price, 25
and so cents. For sale by Thibo-
deaux Drug Store.
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HOw's This2
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Cstarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
+. j. CHENEY 1 CO., Props,
Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned. have known
F. ]. ChcneJ for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in al! bus,pess transactions and fuan.
cislly able to carry out any obliga.
tious made by their drm.
WEST 4 TRUAx. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, U. WALDINo. KINNAN 4 MAE
WIN. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. D.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken inter.
naliy, actIug directly upon The blood
aud mucous surfaces Ut the system.
Price 76c. per bottle. Sod by oil
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the hest
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Wan DsPARrM8NT.

War DsPARTMEHr.
Earl Marsl,al of the Empire.
Carnival Palace. Feb. l4th, 1901.
BY ORDIR Or THI KINo.
TO ALL LOYAL SUBJECTS OF
THE CAPITAL CITY: GREET
INGa. On Tuesday next His M.jss.
ty King Sucrose will arrive at bic cap.
ital city. The King and his royal
courteiers will arrive on the "LOUIS.
lana, coming BY the way Of Don.
aldsouville, thence down the Lafour.
che. The Royal party will arrive at
the landing promptly at One O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon.
On the arrival Of His Majesty q
salute Of Forty Five guns will bc
fred. His Majesty will be escorted
by his Royal Attendants and the
Imperial Band to the City Hall where
the key Of the rity Will b gwen him
by his Honor the Mayor. After the
presentation Of the key, HE Majesty
will parade the pr'nc,pal streets OF
the City, after the parade he will b.
escorted to his temporary palace
where he will rest until the grand
parade and bell which tskcs place
that night.
Now in order to manifest the great
Joy which the advent of HIS Majesty
creates in the hearts Of all loyal sub
jccts, 1t is ordered that all loyal sub
jects do turn out and give the King
royal welcome. !
That the loyal SUBJECTS xill extend
to the visitors, who will throug the
streets Of the Capital City during ths
Carnival, . cordial greeticg and hos
pltsb!e entertainment.
Official. DYNAMITE.
Meliuite. Earl Marshal OF the Empire
j. o. X.
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The Servants We Do Not
Keep.

Dr. Grace Peckam Murray, . we'll.
known and authoritative writer iD
regard 70 Childreu's Diseases, begins
In the March DELINEAT0R . series OF
four valuable chapters dealing with
"The Child" The fret article speaks
Of "Ths Child ut Home" Every
mother should read these articles -
'lh..y appear.
. Whsrevsr the retaisipg OF servant
Is a din .ult natses-and in what
lomc 10 It notf-lnterest should be
felt in the article 10 the Mar-h Deli
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NHAToR by Professor Ellen n. Rich.
ards OF The Massachusetts College of
Technology, entitled "The Servants
We Do Not Keep" OF course the
final word on the servant question
will never be uttered, but every woman
with servant troubles, At least wants
to know the troubles of others and
how. in some measure, they overcams
them.
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xasquerade Ball

The Pastime Pleasure club gave .
grand masquerade ball at Tabors hall
last Tuesday night. A large number
Of young laai,es and gentlemen were
present, and every one bad . most
enjoyable time. Delightful refresh.
ments we,e served. A lack Of space
prevents 10 from printing the nan:s
0f the young peopls present apon
that happy occasion.
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Carnival COstumers.

Messrs. Robert Bohn, Emile Nip
pert and Theo. Dries, all Of New
Orleans. arrived In our city last
Thursday and are registered at the
Commercial hotel. These gentlemen
have charge Of tho costuming Of
those who are tn take part In the
Grand parade and Ball next Tuesday.
They began work yesterday, and will
be kept quite busy during thesr stay
here allotting costumes and altering
them il it is found necessary to do 90.
They are experts in their profess,ou,
and the costumes worn next Tuesday
will be something gorgeous
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Resolutions Adopted by Pub.
lie School Teachers. I

At the Teachers Iustitute held In
our city last week, the following reso-
Iutions were adopted by the Public
school teachers attending its session.
We, the teachers Of Lafourche
parish, IN institute assembled, feeling
conscious that our time has been
prohtably spent, do hereby express
our gratitude for the benefits thus
derived In the following resolutions:
Resolved, that the thanks Of our
teachers are due Prot. Henry e.
Chambers, Of New Orleans and Prot
e. L. Stephens, OF Lafayette. for their
able faithful AID systematic Efforts 10
give to 20 the full benefits Of the
experience in educational work.
Resolved. that the thanks OF the
teachers OF this parish are due Hon.
7. A. Badeaax. Parish Superintendent,
for the excellent manner in which be
has arranged for the instruction and
entertainment of the institute and for
the antsrest he 10 taking in promoting
tho welfare OF the schools Of the
pasi.h.
Res01xed, that the members Of this
institute sineerely and cordially ten.
der their heartfelt thanks to the
management Of the TaibOdaux Opera
Houss Tor the free nse Of their build.
ing, thereby a6ording 10 and the
community the benefit and pleasure
OF an interesting and Instructive
lecture.
Resolved, that We duly appreciate
the kindness OF Mr. james Beary the
worthy sheriff of Lafourche, and biz
assistants, for their many acts OF
kindness shown tO the teachers Of the
parish during the session Of the
institute.
Resolved, that We gratefully thank
the good Sisters of Mount Carmel
Convent for the cordial welcome they
extended to 10 on the occasion Of ouI
visit to their magnidcen: building.
Resolved, that we are grateful to
the Tuxedo and Entertainers Clubs,
and the ladies aud gentlemen that
as.isted them, for their hospitality
and for their successful efforts 10
promoting our social enjoyment by q
brilliant entertainment
Resolved. that We tender our
thanks e Judge A. 7. KuoblocA and
l.. d. BramAeld for their instructive
talks On grammar and geography.
Resolved, that the thasks of ths
teachers 0f the parish OF LsfourcAs
ase due TO and are therefore. heartily
rendered to Misses Alice Malhiot, Lea
Knob!och, Belle Barker and Mr.
Roland Williamson, for the excellent
music furnished BY them at the even
ing session.
Resolved, that the Suparistendenl
and teachers Of the parish end Other
|iuflueutial estixeos be requested tG
use their inlueace secure the AoAiol
Of one Of the feabs,dy Summer Nor
NAL schools IN Thibodaux next sum-
mer.
Resolved, that Va thank the citizen,
Of Thibodaux fUr their cordial recep-
ton and hospitality.
Resolved, that . copy OF these
resolutions be cent 10 the papers ol
this parish for publication.
L. q. BRUMPIILp,
H. J. McCoRNIcK,
A. r. CoUL0x,
Resolution COMMITTEE
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WANTED!

Reliable man tor Manager Of
Branch Ofhce We wish to open in this
vicinity. II your record 10 0. K.
here 10 an opportunity. Kindly give
good reference when writing.
Tar A. +. MORals WH0LBsALG H0UsI
CINCINNATI OHIO
illustrated catalogue I cts. staups.
26 Jan 10 3m
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For8ale.

Store building, known ~ Protsc.
tors Hall, and residence situated on
Short street between St. Philip and
Jack,on streets. For particulars
apply ut SENTINEL OFFICE.
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Special Notice.

l beg to inform my friends and the
general public that l have purchased
the contents Of the store of Edward
Badeaux, where shsil be pleased 10
serve them promptly with the hest Of
Groceries.
Local Phone 127. Free Delivery.
28.l2t TRxvILLI GUILLOT.
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Quick Time Made by . Buz.
zard.

COL J. H. Estill tells . story Of
the flight of . bussard from New
York TO Charleston in four hours.
"There had teen . lot Of talk, "
SAID he, "about the time which would
b REQUIRED for one OF these flyers 70
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Latest Fashion Ideas.

Spring dress materials, early spring
millinery, spnng auussments tor
children, the Lentsn table, . spring
breakfast, and 81 styles OF spring
drsssmaking are part Of the odering
70 women in the March DELINEAToR
The ruff which, 10 many forms, has
20 decidedly changed the Appearance
OF garments in past years, 10 describ.
ed in the Marh number OF THE
DILInEAroR under the heading "The
Evolution of the Ruiz" The article
is very fully illustrated and troces
the ruff back beyond Elizabethau
times.
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King Sucrose.

What wakes our town from sweet
repose Z
Why do these trumpets b:owf
Why do We don our Sunday cl',thes
And dixie ourselves out 70?
Because our jov,al King Sucross
Il coming TO Thib0daux.
Now will our stores in honor close
Our electric lights Will glow.
Now will We ns'er y grief disclose,
But oil our cares f0reg0;
For pleasure loving King Sacrosa
IL coming to Thibodaux.
Our sweetest girls, out with theii
beaux,
To the masquerade ball will 30,
And the,e, in c0stames grand'0se
Trip the light fantastic toe,
In welcome u Our King Sucross
When be comes 70 ThibodAux.
So, al turn out and cut didoes,
Aud help 70 swsil the show,
That oil may see how the old town
grows,
And all the world may know,
That our good aud genial king
SucrOse
II coming to Thib0daax.
In the S,staucs comes the grant
: cOucOurse
Louder the rsssls grow
Long live the King This greeting
- gOes,
Watt DER the winds that bow,
To the rstinus Of King SucrOse
Az he comes TO Thib0dauxl
DARBY.
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