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I4& gibotaiw rantiiel
PULI5WfD aVry SArmTUDAT
HI. R. DUPHE, l'rop'r and Pub.
oSi Z , Jowrtl of the I~Paris of
Latooerebe.
£uLred at the .' I.r fer ur ThA.Idewrs, La.
eas eesm d eill Maier.
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UBSCBRIPTION PRICE:
PEIt YEAR, IN ADVANCE,.........2.00
All communications should be ad
dressed to The TIIIIODAUX SENTINELF.i
rhibodaux. La.
Corresponaencs on subjects of general
Interest solicited.
To lnsure notice of thelrcommuunicatlons.
writcrs must furnish their real I. tne, even
tbhough they should desire to withhold its
publication, as an evidence of good faith.
Matter intended for publication should be
written only on one sldeof the sheet, and to
(nsure Insertion IP the week's Issue. com
m9ulcations should reach this oice by
,odoesday's mall of that week.
Rubecrlbers who fall to reoelve their paper
on tune should notify us without delay.
l'Fully prepared to do Job work
of every description.
The Hot Stove Treatment.
Otto Hetuk 'of Omaha has a wife.
who wa, once the chief engh::.-r ,"f
the houseihold and the Int-L:hlli'..v
moved as she dire.ted. One nigLy
before Christmas Beink oam. home
feeling a bit gay and very fooliash'
untdetook to suggest the kind of pres
cuts they should send their friend-.
His wife iminediately took issue with
him. She male him uuderstanld that
he was not duone high in family and
that she would brook no interference
with her prerogatives from him or
any other tow-headed biped on earth.
Then opening the valves of her wrath
she turned loose a flood on the devot
ed Otto, a much larger and a hotter
one than be had ever before experien
ced. She began "gently by saying
that such a toggle.jointed apology for
a manyas he was had no business to
put his mouth into her affairs and
then proceeded to lash him forward,
aft and athwartship with a tongue
thatchad a'suspper on it as keen as a
bullwhip~Ind which made fifty strokes
to the second.
Mrs. Ileink had not fairly settled
down to the tack of putting her hau
band in his place before the poor
fellow commenced to writhe under
the lashing and in a fewý,moments
was out in the middle of the floor
dancing the Highland fling in the
most fantastic fashion. The wilder
h danced the hotter grew the rage
of his wife until it finally registered
about 250 pounds to the rqnuare inch.
In the meantime Otto himself was
becoming maddened by the thrusts
of her lightning'like tongue and benmg
unable to longer endure the torture
be dragged his spouse from her en.
trenchments uunIer the lted clothes
and sat her on top of a red hot stove
with the determination, paradoxical
as it may seem, to oool her down.
The treatment was perfectly success.
ful. The seolding ceased with re
msarkable ahruptuers, and howls of
agony floated out on the frosty night
from the home of the Heinks.l They
caused the dogs to bark and also
brought a piolicomn who escorted
Mr. Helnk to jail, but the latter was
downcast nor did he plead for mercy.
On the contrary the cansciousieuis ,,f
the fact that he had at last su-cess
fully rebelled against the tyranny of
years made him feel that he amount
ed to more than thirty cents, and he
walked besarde the polioeman with a
ploud step, softly mattering to him.
self: "I guess she knows now that
I'm something of a pain-maker my
sel"' The once badly hacked Otto
Heink wars in due time arraigned and
fined for assault and battery and the
fne was pald by sympathetic friends
many of whom no doubt had endured
experienLcs similar to those which
had driven Otto to the hot store
treattment.
The same sympathetic friends, it
aylears, were successoful in using
their kind ofeces to bring about a re
oonel:intaion between the husband and
wife, but the aIntter now abhors a chair
and for some time to come will con
tinue to eat her meals off the mantle
piece. Mrs. Heink is said to be
much gentler woman now then she
was before the relbellion of her Otto
occurre:l ald he is gracious enoughb
to make home happy by saying to his
wife when he departs to his work in
the morning: "Mhandy, don't forget
the store, and if you'll be ,eal good
you may kiss the hand of your only
Otto."-States.
smnts Its hd he e ag
OLepro~y in the Philippines.
Washington, Dec. 26.-A appe.d
ed report of General MaeArthur's
rev'w tftthi past lscal yeas giares
eaone rather startling facts regarding
thb introhluetinu, anld revaknlce of
lelrrobs in the ilands.
Aceording to the estimates ac the
Franciscan fathers, says Miajor Guy
L. Edie, the wiiter of the report,
there are no fewer than 30 000 lepers
in the Viscayas. Leprosy was intro.
duced in 1633, when the emperor of
Jauoau sent a ship with 150 lepers to
the Philippines as a present to be
c:retd for by the (Vtbo'li prie ts
Thus the seeºd was planted and as no
pr:actical me thouds were ever adopted
to ardi':.t the' di -e:s' or prevent
its spread, it his t:eken firm root. A
hnuse-to-house inspection, began lat
January, founud mere than 100 le;wrs
conceel. d iu dwetllngs. These weret
s",nt to ran Lrzaro ltospita', in Mini.
In. but mauy others escape ainto the
surrounding country. A ,ommission
is now engaged ýn the work of selec
ting a snitaiºle Island or islands for
the purpose of isolating all the lepers
in the archipelago.
CASTOR IA
For Infants sad Children.
The Khid Yea Have Always hqght
Bears the
Ullgnatms of
Strive To Own A Home.
Be it ever so bum'!le, a home is a
man's palace, and a wife's love his
crown; and a k!ng whose wife and
children wait to give him a kiss can
not be a wholly had man. The wise
man labors to build up a home; a
resting place where to recuperate his
energies and where to close out his
earthly existence, soothed by the
sympathy of dear ones who strive to
palliate the pain of frail mortality as
it ebbs away. The good woman and
children extend hblm sympathy and a
loving welcome which veil his trou.
bles and dispel d.spair. Because of
a want of thrift or t.om habits of
idleness and dissipation many have
not the blessings of a home. What
a misfortune! How disconsolate I
Youthhood spent in frivolous amuse
meats and demoralizing associations,
leave them at mrldie age, when the
physical and intellectual man shou!d
be in its greatet vigor, enervated
and without any laudable ambition.
Frnnds, too, all long since lost, con'
Adence gone, and nothing nor any
one to look to in old age, 'or any.
thing to expect but mere toleration
in the community where they should
he creditable citizens, if not orna
monts to society. But all is blank,
and there is no hope or succor, except
that which is gives ,nt by the beand
of private or puhlic charities.
And thus while the family of the
sober provident man gathers around
tie cheerful hearthstone on a wintry
day, the homeless man is seeking and
glad to find shelter in the cells f a
station house, or is begging for a
night's rest in the out buildongs of
one, perhaps, who started with so
greater advsntages than himself, baut
who, by honesty and industry, has
built up that home, whle idleness
and dissipation have rendered home.
iss and miserable.-Farmer's Golde.
Ir
U's
A negro man living in Hsbersham
county, Ga., has leased his son, who
us eighteen years old, as a convict, to
J. W. Callahan, who works Oeorgia
convicts into his lumber business.
The contract has been drawn under
the seal of the clerk of court and is
to be ettective for three yeats, or
until the L'oy is of legal age. The
yonog negro is to wear the onvlet
clothes and to have the same fare
sad be conafned in the same quarters
asthe criminals. He will also be
underthe same guards, and it he
shoulid attempt to escape will doubt.
less be shot down like any of his
striped companions. Ibile the boy
is doing a convict's work his father
will have a pretty easy time. H.
will receive $10 a month from Calla.
han, which is something lese than the
oontractor pass the State of ~eorgi
It's Etmaad ftem the
Chunruthe im
sad it .es Coasrurton, CoVu.s,
ColDs, ASHY t, uIWnfLuzA .Baoe.
carns, Caow, Wuoouen Covcj,
Parraston or mrs Hasar
DR. DAVIS'
Coipond Syrnp
V8ld Cherry i Tar
So Censes Sikae _
Aibruim. rma "Mds
A l
The Kind You Have Alwar Bought, an whih has bee bn
in use for over 80 years, has borne the sigatarae e
Sand has been made under his per
sonal supervision see its taamey.
Allow no es todeeelveo yiu tthis.
All Counterteits, Imitaions and "Just.as.gooed are but
Experiments that trife with and emi.ager t health e
Infnts and lirem-Emp enreos agaist HpeeSi.
What is CASTORIA
(otoria is a harmless sbstitute for Cater Oil, Pure
gore, Drops and Soothin Syrups. It is Pleasant It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other eNareot
substanee. Its age Is its guarantee. It destrepa Werm
and afllys Feverishness. It cures DiarrhI a and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, curesu onstati
and PFatalescy. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stsomeh and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Chidrem's Panacea-The Mothers lri.en.
ENmuINE CASTQRIA ALWAY*
ears the mSnature .
The Kind You Hae Always Bought
In Use For Over 80 Years.
i5I OsuUU )·Iaý. w U LMM V..
d q I
for her criminals. He can live very
comfortably on this amoun:. When
asked about leasing has son as a
convict, the old man explained that
his son would be certain to get on
"de gang" sooner or later if he was
allowed to run about and "do devil
ment," and he believed it would be a
good thing for him hercafter if he
was given chain gang training now.
"'Tain't gwine ter hurt 'im," he said,
"an' 'twill do me some good. May
be 'twill keep dat boy from gittin' be
neck stratch wid a rope some time
yereaften."
t , r
Negroes Ordered to Marry.
Charleston, S. C. Dec. 26.-Magis'
trate Strohreker, of Red Top, a
notorious negro settlement, gave
orders today that all negroes Ilring
there would have to marry. Since
noties was made several days ago,
that such orders woiild be issued by
the magistrate, seventy.fve couples,
it is said. have been married. M:,gis.
trate Strohreker maintains that a man
will fight quicker for his paramour
than for his wife, and to stop the run
of crime in that locality has directed
the negroes to become legally man
and wife
Wesley Morris, a helples cripple
from rheumatism, is making an ex.
trsordinary journey. He is riding
from Columbia, 8. C., to River June.
tion, FM., 500 miles, in a goat wagon.
The wagon is a four-wheeled concern,
with the body only a few inches from
the ground and With the seat sup.
ported on three sides to hold the
driver securely in his place. Morns,
who is a dimoontive hunchback, left
Columbia three weeks ago, and re.
ports his arrival at Macon, Ga.,
having accomplished 200 miles of
his journey. The wagon is drawn by
two stout goats, and an attendant
walks beside thbem. Morris can move
his legs, one arm and his held.
The Teacher Should Grow
Continually.
The mission of the teacher is to
put moral force into a boy while
teaching him reading, geography,
arithmetic, or any of the other
branches. Can you do this ? It can
be done; it is repeatedly doue. Four
points are essential :
I. The teacher must really want to
see things done right.
2. He must have mental and mso n;
power of leadership.
3. lie meot know bow to manag.
numbers of persons, to teach a c!as+.
as we say. This is dfferent from
managing one person.
4. He most oontinue to incerease
his mental power by reading ard
studying and thinking.
The last is e'secially fmart,.nt
One yschoot out or setumjk ' of a
teacher : bhe 1 I wel' thI filr't
year, she was just from the normeal
school; the second year she seemedl
to have trached out all she kn--w;
abe lost her grip; could not rouse
any intereust or enthusiasm. We
advised her to go bik to ech'o! ar;l
Our big stock of Winter (oods
now ready. Our prices can't be beat
The Racket store.
lay in a new sto. k."--Teachers' Is.
stihttea.
Plants Require Plenty of
Fresh Air.
"S,metimes plants fiil to do well
because they are not given air enough,"
writes Ihen E. Resford, in the Janu
ary Lsdle ' Home Journal, ' plants
breathe, just as human heings do,
and unless they can have a sumciut
amount of pure ezvgeu to answer the
demands of their nature they will not
grow, because they cutnot grow
blake it a rule to admit pure, fresh at
every pleasant day into the rooms iin
which your plants are growing.
Very often plants fail to grow becauds
they are small, young specimens
which have been planted on large pots.
(Small plants are Injured greatly by
this treatment--oteed, they are
often killed by it, because their few
young, tender roots are not able to
appropriate the nutriment contained
in a large amount of earth, and, as a
natural onsequtence, the tender plants
are overted They cannot digest all
the food forced upon them, and vege.
table dyspepais results. Use small
pots for small plants, and shift, from
time to time, to larger sise. as the old
pots are filled with roots-"
The Lafourche Branch.
In conversation with Major Robert
Strong, general ageat of the Texa
and Pacific road, he had the follow
tug to say regarding the completion
of the Lafonrehe branch: "The
heavy rains which have been falling
Ifor the past few days," he said, "have
been a help to us rather than a bind
.'ranee. We have 250,000 ties in
the swamps which we want to flot
o3t and I just got a message from
Superintendent Paul to the elect
that we had enough in the swamps
to float a hattle ship, let alone a cross
tie. Only a few miles of raad remain
to be built, and it i" a safe proposi
tiko that trains will be running to
Thibodaux by the middle of Janu.
I ary."-Donsldsonville Times Dec. 31.
A Severe Loes.
It is elaimed that a loss of $5,000
was sustained by the Cumberland
Telephone Company, at Donaldson
vitle. Thursday night. While in a
gale on the river, in front of the
above town, one of the Minssseippi's
large tow boats attempted to east
anchor, and in doing so struck the
large cable of the Telephone Com
pany's, inflicting damage to the
above amount The uae of two very
important lines has been n.ads Im
proticahl,, those of Baton Rouge
and New Orleas .-Castillia Dec,
29.
I'-
A W~rconsn eat traveled ninety'
thoe. miles a few days ago and didn't
get tw' $yard' from where it started.
It jaume;d onto a revolving fly wheel
i and stuck there untal the machinery
was stopped. Although the wheel
made eighty seven revoletloes a
miaute, pussy came out all right with
the exceptlon of a slight swimming in
i the hbead.
LOOAL BUSINESS DIEOTORM
U BOANTILE.
8.,!. & .,NA., 8
057 e6l*ds
C.lu,.lIln!g. hjot, ashoes. aI. a. aip ad ,wmlod
eulli liue or YnarnIare Iaion ti. Philip
st. I..u o.tr~trt.
ý l' k(,i N. T.
Maerket Mswmd.
Alwains om hand t&e best at Rsif, MasLes
Paork, V-.aI, nid anaesges et all kinds.
Market S.reet, Thlbedaus La.
1)100 SA I.OtsN.
s, V. rrramgle, Prle4le.er,
'holkse ,ia.m al tiqe a. a *igars always
N, la.a.d Cor. Ureeu aud Market Sateeta.
FiT, H. W.,
Cypress mad Prie Lamber,
CUpree sand dawed leiaUgles ales. addler
and harneua. Blaekamithing sad bores
sljoiag a speslalty.
EOEit»RE, C J.
ChIeoe Pamlly soeesrles
Alho Pee.l adn harnoi.u Cinr. 5s. PhIlip aad
lKaes streets.
SETER. DK. A. J. & tI.. L
PhyLelca an d lere'ems.
Proprsitors of Mever Drag ltore. Maie stres
Thihudals. L L . .. 3Baiy. UMaager.
RtHM DRUG C(,, ILt'r.
*rwgglius.
gI).s, Clheareas, Petftmery. lehel betks
bMatsoaerv, set. Cur. Masu & Grass streess
ltVl`{1 i & CO.. llIfllT.
Dry s**d.
,IieniMa. its. burt. amtd obese. ereskery,
I Cor. 1elm & St. Loes aetrets.
T IIlBODAUX DRUG TniRK,l
F. J. 4,.Iilet. Uaager.
Dnat Chie.iaalsa. I'ilet ArticleO . Pelrfuaeir
•.h.Aul Lo.,ki. Statioanery. Cor. Maim uad st
Philip staraoa
W tIGHT, MiKt J N..
Mlillayersy Meer.
Motions, Ledlds hluet alld lbansel. DIes
msakiig. Cur. Market and .t o. Laouse etri
IZERNlOT. PRANL.
Sahelhmker A Jeweltere
Vine Jewelry. watehese ad clerks, eta. Mata
Stree. between St Pilip sad it. Louis
D.NTIITS.
LANCH ARtD, (D. D. ..), J. S.
Corner reen said St. Bridge Street
S4AGRuE. Dt. J. J.
etl.hes
(lImen Maai treet, :.ear Court H."see
ATTOuNTS-D -I.AW
8AIK)AUX, rlli . AS A.,
As termey.aetl.law.
Bank of Lasatoneh building
1I WELL & MARTIN.
At~arem.yuas U law.
Roomn. 5., 7. Batk of Thlhudsel Baildis
is oBLOCH CLAY
AsIleemney-"a.l.aw
OIBees: BIlusk UBidtag. Kntranes on di
Louis Stree.
IDUOATIONAL.
I GrOL, EMM3ANULL.
Malse 'eacheer
Gives oascrnmental. vcal and Hareesy Ie_
suns. Resadesen: Lve Street.
.AhltQI, PRO. Ik M.
Melees Weboel Me Deys.
Emglish sed Vrench in all their brtaraes sac
Mlastkewathe .ighb LarrL w stert, feet.
St. Minhbel Street.
M OUNT CARMEL )Oh VENT.
As Acrdery oer Yoesm Ladles
Kept by lbe Sist.rn of Moust Canmel. Ther
ugh irsine. Eaglish sad Freneb. test e
Market Srmte
WNTA &AL.
a Dists and l
LeS. Seterse sad sa aid. Mesep
leed s Danrrd k at feereb
hlildlig.
rEep Dry.
Do not tear cold and sli The
Thibodaux 8hoe and Hat 8tore ha a
line of the highest grade waterproof
mnackentoshes.
Exua J. Basun, Prop.
N gW AIVIERTIhIKEKNTM.
HAIR M
VIRGIINIA COLLEGE.
.Os.Bps.iBth, . One oftbe t leading
schools fr Young Lade I. the 0t. nag
aloeent aelldlanp, aJll modern Iiproso.
ments. Capuos e.a . MOrsd nmooa.
aln ecenarlm VaUsy of Vs., Ifmod for
Stales. Fo esalogue addrees
MAIKTT3 P. IMMIS, Pie., 3baoke, Va.
sALVADOR 8TRlADOR,
Shoemaker& Repairer
COL THIlODAU & r . LOUIL
SellCs repairs, and makes sboes
Sbelow cost. 501m
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Robt. Glover,
Copper, Tin and
SHEET IRON WORKER
TlhibodaOu, La.
Shop on St. Louis St., between Main
and Thibodaux. 8oliciting a share
of your patronage, guaranteeing
firstclas work and at satisfactory
prices.
Booing and Gulttering a 8peoialt
RnEAIRl WoNK VPOMPTlT DONS.
SH. N. Coulon,
:NOTARY ,PUBLI,
SSPER 3. LA
.1. four on,
WatchmARker and a
Gunsmith.
KeeppeoestSntly on hand a
larse and oomplote assert
aget of[
FIP1E JEWLERY,
CLOCKS ANW
WATCHES,
THE CELEBRATED LE TED;.
ELGIN WATCHES «U ~li
CONSTANTLY ON PoWDER,
HAND. Also the NEW TRIDupE
AMERICAN SEWING INGQ 'IAT
MACHINE. l: t ETU., :Er, .
Watche, Cocin
iag Macines,
Carefully rae -
meats, oil and sýl.
kin is of S9e i
behad by appinR to
' A. BO
Cor. Maia -ad S3. tipI
LOUISIANA STEAM -
1SI, AII IO IK IA
ROBE W1' & Ct.(O., Propriet
t01, 303, 305,307 GRAVIER ST
N kE1V C)It.EAN, LA. .
I'asb, Blinds, Doorn, Moldiing, Flooring sad
Balusters, eta., * wa S, cu haud or made to ide .-,.
Or! r,. :rmni.tly ivartUga.i t&.
i
50 VWAR'
Cohmasa !a+.
tDaa
al , tV h la t~ l J 10 -
Sde markaIL
ýahs to .omrm adwe sr s
A lot if plain and niL kle.ulated
show cases, suitable for any line of
business, at reasonahle prices.
17 Apply at Sentinel Ofboe.
CLAY KNOBLOCH
Aat'y and Coevsaelor at Law
Thibodaux, La.
Offices:
Gaude Building,
St. Philip St.
S YEARLY to Christian man
$ o: woman to look after
our growing business in this and
adjoining Counties ; to act as Mana
ger and Correspondent ; work can be
done at your home. nocloee self
addressed, stamped envelope for par.
ticulars to H. A. SheruraD, Genesal
Manager, Corcorao Building, opposite
United States Treasury. Washington,
D. C.
- - - - e e ** -
The neatest and beet work
done at this office
SourL
cod mmwal.
ala, DIplmm, eta.. awsnh
anr~Msco md samroa
sapoottloaa. C.emmeaer
Corse IuadM Iawe Ae.
Ole bank rae wholesale Sea
o bold ladie pease.s ail o'er the
se5str. Isroaems bais. anl
Eavinag amessm heam emmumaeemume
halmeM u r lly msa rad ab has ws
hae supeior am.stay im s~tlaaudimar tH
lan aUo o ed with casdOh
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