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dre.aqed to The TrITBxnoA!'x ~SE"tINLI.
',Eldbodaux. La.
.crrespondence on sut,!7'ts of genera' ;
paterest solicited. t
To losure notlee pt their communi.ati:n,.
writera must Lfunilhi IthI; real name, even L
obuRih they shou!J 'deslr to i0thlho i it,
Vi0blication, us an ev . nce of eood faith. C
patter Intenled for ulhlic:tion should ba lI
written only on one si'leoi' t"he '*Iet, and to e
laldurA nsertion Ir the week's Issu". conm
'muolatlions should reach this ofice by I
A'e4asedy's unail of that week.
Subecriucra who fail to receive their paper
on t'e should notify us without delay. i
g'Fully prepared to do Job work '
of every description.
Agalna!do takes his Capture with a
all the ease imagiahble. Cablegrams ri
annonlnec that he hi.s been purchasing
dliatmondett nal jrewelry and that he h
will soon, ocuepy a handsome residence I,
in oi.' of the fa-hion-lb!e quarters of
Mlani'a. lie has adopted himself n
must riadi:y to his new situation. re
-hl
A negro givin- his name as Levi
Chars'v, ahas Ge.ouge P. ters, and t
" a lli!; to he Rloert Chit lt', is d1y
ing in the Ie th,,use at Cl.ii ked:tIc.
31iss. lie says he killed Capt. Pat~\
and tPatr,lmua Iambl) anI then es,'ap
ed t i-sipli. He corltfs-cd to r e
the mnur.ler of three other muen all
two Wtelll.
aay th I Kind You Have Aleys Bought
Bisatr a k!;
By a votteof 12 to 7 the Senate at t
Little ock pass,:,l n hill ye-terdav h
making it unlawful for any I'erson to w'
drink intoxicating Illaor as a bever.
age unless he or she shall have first
obtaoned a license na a dram drinker.
The license is fixed at >5 per annum.
OUC of tlle ne.st noable feats of
mweUCiry recC'd dI 1 the past century Il
was that of Co'. thriet;e, ani English
sportsman. T'hl well known English
man once learned by heart. for a bet,
the whole of the Londion Morni::g
Poet of a part.,ulnr day. and repeat
ed everv word of it, iu'luding the
advertisements. to
the
cmditinal pardT,,. It is his ideab
that if the go inver Yor Hae right t
Whi
(So'. lleardi is eonsid-rirg the lIe- eno
gality at:]1 advisatility of granting hon
conditional parder,19. It is his idea pet]
that if the governor has the right to cart
grant a full pardon he also has the will
right to grant a conditional pardon. wat
The eaecution of such a proposition that
might be of great benefit to the five
younger class who are not case har divi
deiled, and thus evoid the necessity Spil
of a refotmatory institution for ju-. ho!(
yeuile offenders. cen
that
rhle Best Blood Purifier. mo
face
Thie uloo(d is constantly hbeing punri cnl
fled hy the l'ngs, liver uind kidneors. an
KeeI)p these organs in a heatly coa,' and
dition and the howe! regular a:nd yout to tl
wdil have no need of a ulo'd purifier. loon
F(r tha lurpnoe there is Iiothiig', efualn ssn
I,, u'haees inains or~i nnrb and Liner lity
Tablets, one dlsC of them wilt (1do you nnd
Inmre g)ood than dollar bottle of the car
best hlooul prtfier. Price, 25 cents. way
Eaimdles free at Ruth's drug store.
Thie Nuw Yor'k -\1or:i thus wel
pomines the new Attorney General.
"The appointment of Philander C.
Kllox, long time attorney of the
!tiit'd States Steel Corporation, to A
ie Attor.iey (;iwr:al, is perfectly in Bal
liue with all recent precedents, and with
Is highly illproirtmte In a M'Kinley. It a
Ilanna Almhinistration." Columnasof r.
ilrlt 'atut cou!ul lot say more than on
this. of rt
Sder.
A lawyer was ('ros.questioning an got
[rinh w t ani. the point undenr inquiry hb i
Jil Ig the relativte position of the Idrg
l()oors, wiIdhws anit so forth in a bera
htouroe in which a ccit Lin transaction mea
waS said to hat, <'t'urred. oti
".\Andl Inw, ity good woman," said Pala
the lawyer, "will you be good enough his I
to tell the 'oullrt how the stairs run who
i. your house "' Honw dto the stairs eman
rut ?" the witness replied. "Shure, the
Whtln I'm ohlpstairs they run dowe, Stire
andi tthtn I'p downetairs they :nn
in th
BEST FOR THEline
BOWELS do
(f you eel't s rcalilsr, healthy moeent of to Ch
_ 5wE= ·tr. dj' )Or reI ll or wll f,.. Kc,- yo ti
. owen.t a ie well. -orr*.ln the shopef-l i
i~( pkPlfl¢or U I(:][anetI ' d~nt'rnuL. "1 he rme,. [t
CANDY Iga'l
CATHARTIC rl
('rere
too ft
EAT "EM LIKE CANDY wh
reMEDat PiIltahle Po0() t a:te ,o ) to Tc i ,
PerRieke, WeaLen. .r (r i. en; R i) Ln I
e bo .._tnte :Jr free sample, t '" xt 'n
iM Ith. KDIdrs r (IIe, rlOO (3 TORt
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
A REMARKABLE CASE
Surgeon Extracts Needles
From Servants Girl's
Pab. Body.
- of,
Pars, Aptl 16.--A dipat.-h fr.mn
-- ·t Grimn:ie, nr, r tla city. des
- . t. li ex:fe,,'tt . t * e f,,
- . l,.,e I.a, dri; ix, a servant g'tl,
f,, , ii ,j..s bdly d z,.as of t:eed'es
: e 1n10,g. ext,:t:,t Th 'i e girl cot
- i:'i': d cf c .lh1 'iW!Oe Irritation of
S.ii ,l. 'n, ,:-'t Thu ,:ly wen!. t ia
?.' ! ' .t , t, ",hoI, f.au d a number
or f a: *c' (- c ..:'i'r ::I om various
-- ,,i. of lie: 1 ,! lIe xtracted
ieran i;eti with ' 1inert. The girl has re
tu t;etl st. ti-,l tnin ,-. a ,la .rn e, and
ev,, up to thi- nmorn:i:g. the Is ug. ist ha,
its drawn out 12u neie ltes from her arms
Id b- and ftct and ticrast, the olet of hler
, t1 ear, her eylids, and the 'orner of
I by her right eye. The gilt experiences
uo pain until sith feels the needles
aper piering the epidermis. The e""l;dse
always emerge thick enl lirnt, and
unless inimmedateiy, ertrcetel, displr-
ork pear again.
Two ,epnt:blih ncwi4papes', the
Maitin and the Temps, have iuvesti
g:,ted the maltt r, ati to,;h for the
rith authority of the ttiy. Mile. Iatnd.
m' rit'ax says thit five yectrs ago, when
g sll'e was eleven years old, she amus.l
i' herse'f with o.h~ir childhren, by swal
hce towig quantities of needies. She
of swallwel forty-ine in onue day, and
elf nevor fe:t any intconveni.uce IIntil
recently. and htas enj,.y.d the he-t of
health. Whi:e re:ititg ithe foregoing
md to a repr,,s-nutative ,,f the 'rI'mps,
Swho saw her at the tlruigglist , she
exclaimel: "I feel on. it. my eye
Thi. druggist th..n nipt rued her
to right eyelid, anI with a inag;.et, drew I
, iout four fi:agments of nuedes.a
A bugeoa of the. I,,spit., of La
S:ialpetrier , s:,id in Ian inte viiw. th t r P
th' caise was qie ,nprecdentei .l. of
Nc'edles iIsrted uld,,r lth, , kin w, re ,n
kn;own to havet. l,, r I,,e i.e IthoI,:gh 1
the mIscles, but the w:,s ,o ei.t,,dI
,f a mcdle i'tr'Ct'.:l Into the
at t'macth ornegi;,g from the -,,be of
, he ear. hi i . la cti-e, the nel!e
to i'ist have tr ti ir-e.d the, skull, which St
,is iicompr:hicu-ib:e. n
CASTORIA :t
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought s
Bears the ,,
_ _at
4i4W
ae,
Of thbe seven exi editions whi, h are tre
to engsge in a ra:'i" to the N:,:th Po!e hi.
the most inter.stii.g is that liheatd lit
by Capt. Kampe, who will attempt to 'al
realize the fancy of Jules Verne. my
Capltain Kamipe Is hav:og built at sti
Wi'htelatsbnaveu submain., boat Th
which is to be ellipsoid in form, and. fire
witch is to he ealable of holding air set
t enough to last live persons fifteen po
g hours. The motive power will be of
a petroleum, c.f which 150 tons will be
o cariel. In fiftnca hours the craft
will be able to travel fifty miles under -
w. water, and the adventurer estimates
a that there ts no ice field greater than
e five miles in width. It is his plan to;
r dive under the ice wh;ch surrounds'
V Spitaberwater in the direction of the I
pole. The boat will bIe able to des- tai
cond 160 feet, while it is assumedha
that the ice pack does not extend fe.
more than twenty feet below the eur ..
face. Captain Kampe is quite as /oy
confident of achieving his purpose s1b
andl returning saf.ly as were Andruee Le
and his companions, who sailed away lett
to the north one July day in a bail. h-
Sloon never to tcome back. Even the ans
I sanguioe Kampe foresees the posstli mas
rlity of being frozen in under the iet, 10
and to meet such an exigency he will do.
cairy powerful explosires to bmst a
my
The Best Remedy for Rheun. A
matism. 7
QUICK RELIEF FRO, PAIN. in a
All who tne Chamberlain's Pain hai
Balm for rheumatiim are delighted else
with the quick relief from pain whibh of e
it afifrds. When speaking of thias infe
MIr. D. N. Sinks, of Troy, Ohio, says:.
'"ome time ago I had a severe attack .on
of rheumatismn in my aim and shoul- It s
,er. I tried numerous rcmedies but ithe
got no relief until I was recommended i
by Messrs. GOo. i. Parsons & Co men
druggists of this place, to try Cham- Ili
berlain's Pain Balm. They recom- liter
mended it so bighiny that I bought a lie
bottle. I eas soen relievid of all ens
pain. I have since recommended
this lnlnnm nt to tnft,3 of my friends, the,
who agree with me that it is the best TI
remedy for muscular rhenmatism in not I
the market." For sale by Roth Dreg wjhl
Store. mod{
An ordiunance hias been introduced Ci
iln the clty conn II of New Oileans Poti
making it an (i•ense I unishable by ieal
fine to Suit on tiLe sidlwa'k Thisrn
stringent sanitary measure is in keep. They
ing winh likt prec-.utionary measures cil m
the
adopted by other large cities in order thi
to check the epread ~f lpulmonary af- til:
fections that are easily engendered c ms:
by the human spitt'e: The law is a agan
good one, hbut until it becomes gene. to s.
rally known many a country jake will pass
be jerked up when oi visits to the!
(resec-nt (ity for squirti.ng the juice W
troo freely and tin proisenCous ways. son ii
A Hlu;tfold paper says: '.It is $936
not yet a criminal ,ffenrse for the Pro. $3 pc
sit..nit .f th. Clnit- d Stnatv to (,onfrr :p"'
wilh .t Pi r,,i t i' ,rgan. ' No
b th. re :' in'i,.,It rr mlat t;r. w rrse '-i
' I:"' .0"" ' ;"' O "f ',c O
SI CA STORIA [
For Infants and Children.
S- The Kind You Have
. Always Bought.
A\egetablePreparationforAs
similatitg SteFoodandRe ula
uWngShetmona ndB Bears the
Promotes Digestion.Ceertfu- si ature
nessand Rest.Contains neliter
Opnum.Morphinenor ineral. Of
NOT NARCOTIC.
" In
Apeect Remedy forCoastips- Use
lion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea a
Worms.ConvulsionsFeerish- or Ov r
ness and Loss OF SLEP.
Fac Simile Signature of
EW YORK. Thirty Years
XACT COPY OF WRAPPER.TORI
DnSure gta m- P. nUw OM mt.
hat Presi:!ent t:i :n~,h th'- ,ppointmnelnt
tedl. of a chief c,'lnt:-el , f the d;e 1 Trust
,re n+ Atto'rv¶,y ten.eral.-Nw York
gh Wor'd.
the: Teachers Needed.
of
i A proir.-sor in a Wet.e'rln nom'il
ih , school late!yv aid a' an instit'lte, "In
ni. boyhood [ utt,'nded a dist+ict
school for four win'ers. I was In
the 'h;ghe t cass' each term. We
ivariab y comm.,ncdl at the lit-gin.
nilg in each text.book, so for fo,,r
terms 1 wenlt over sub-tar.tiatly the
_ same :,rouid ; it grew moinotonou-,
and I fina'ly refu-.d to gro to shool
:ry mcre. al.t .il ut tw) y :ir iii a
. ' 'Fcw mi.I, staltiug as g ;,Li lh~ l)per
ai,i c.omiig out an an ezigacter. At I
sevllteen in' m another wastt d rme to
Ire try school ag:in, ; [ w:L:c sent to a
o'e high scho,,I in, a n'"ighboring city.
d Hlcre 1 was started into real work f-r
to above my preparation, but not above
r.a my menta:l ability. I was constantly
at stimulated to strong mental activity.
at Then I saw what was net dcd In my
tid, first school and what is needed in all
ir schools-a person posses ing the
11I " r " 0 ,:
n power to teach, not a mere lposeseor
be of knowhdge."'-Selected. "
iftt
rt ---'--'----- I
,er -sunu TM u, BKlIn Ht I
es
141 When he departed for n short v
he vacation, a Missouri editor left a
A- minister in charge of his pa,,cr. He
d had been superiulending Ihings but a
fd few days when a letter came from a A
'r `way hack" subscriber, which read: r
"You ksow d- well I paid myg
subscription the last time I was in T
Lexington. If I get any more such I
' letters I will come down and maul o
h--out of you." The ministerl,
i answtred : "I have been trying to i
maul that tiing out of the editor for
10 yeats, and if you really come
llclown and maul it out of him, then,
my dear sir, I have 20 members of
my church you can operate on."
A Magazine For The Home.
The hMiy issue of TIIE IELINEATOR,
In addition to showing eighty styles
for the mouth devoted to ladies, girls,
a habies, men and boys, contains much
h else that wil: be of interest to women
of education and taste. Among the
interesting articles we can name Sea
sonable Dress Fabrics, the making of i
k Wash Gowns for Summer Wear, the
'flats of the Season, photographs of
the Inaugural Ball Dresses, Com
menctment-Day dresses. the Etiquette
of Wedding', Chafing Dish Recipes
(illustrated). Among the general
literary articles is the story of "Dick
.ens' Unromantic Love," a biography
of Ellen M. Gifford, and a review of
the newest books.
The above mentioned articles do
anot by any means exhaust the offering
which TiEn DELINEATOR makes to the
modern woman.
Citizenrof Kansas City, Mo., forced
postponement on the 2d of a council
measure to grant valuable street
franchises to a private corporation.
They did so by appearing at the coun
cil meeting and threatening to lych
the members. Before adjournment
this determiued mob forced each coun
cilman to swear that he would vote !
against the measure, and the mayor
to swear he would vetf if it were
Ipassed.
WANTED.-Cabable, reliable per
son ineevery county to represent large
comoany of solid fnancali r potatioj;
$936 saalari per year payable weekly;
$3 per day ahsolntely *sure and all
,':0p":ses. strayhplt. honn fide derfnite
a:i-ry. no c,mnlrs ton; sala:ry pali
d :n,.i'd ,i II we-k. STANIARD
. . ,
Pot .
List But."
As n aegette aw ir not s vWry bad.
k Yo know exactly what you may expect.
When he is talking of you, he will y jut what
he thinks.
His language will be forceful and direct
I's the milk and water friendship that will week
the finest name,
Poe the words that are unspoken often cut.
Mn) f's the friend who knows your failings who will
"wield the hammer" thus:
'In "He's indeed a very clever fellow-but."
jet
the enemy who's out for blood will leave M
In chance for doubt;
S Hle'll blason forth your folblps all the while.
It " e will picture all your errors in a most oe
phatic nay
Sr I And comment on them in a savage style.
You c.'. the bItarrR know that he's not dead in
love with you
U , When he leads the conversation to that rut,
But they draw upon their fancies when yew
cronies smile and my.
l "He's a popular and pleasing fellow-but."
)er
At That little word is worse than all the scandal the
cou ld hear;
to It haves them free to guess at all the rest,
a (And, as a rule., when people guess about a fel
low's tranis,
ty. They find it d'f.cult to gues the best.
-rThe en rtetic er,r.ry is much to be preferred,
Althlugh his d,,w of wrath can scarc be eshut,
' I bo the faitnj who gives you traits that others
liy never dreamed you had,
With, "lie's certainly a genial fellow-hut."
S-Baltimore America.
Dy
all To a Rejeeted Maueaeript.
he And art thot back. in melancholy dipped,
Child of my brain, rejected manuscript?
) Come in, poor wanderer, with thy visage sipped
By some cross editor, dull and il lipped.
By some crow editor I will engage;
With barely half thy braein were he equipped,
Thou wouldst have graced right soon his printed
page.
My poor, disdained, rejected manuscript.
Thou hast a ad and doprecating air,
Which plainly sith. "No man for me doth care."
rt With coldly slighting glance, who was it skippe4
SO'er thy best points,.jected manuscript?
This neat turned entence has a wilted look;
For "Lines on Spring" I'm sure thoust hess Oe.
a took,
i And thy strong fany's wingsta to me seem cped,
Poor, drooping thing, rejected manuscript.
Coural Thou blushest n good company
Ilawthorne, Carlyle, Macaulay, Milton, e.
I The editor-who sent tbee back's been gripped,
b Seeing his ow rejected manuscript.
I1 Come In. come In; I'll write thee out again.
Si Csge thy first page and ashorten up thy trala;
We'll start again, nor he thy fortune whipped;
1 They'll print thee yet, rejected manuscript.
r , if they send thee beck this time
e And hope thy worth to shell,
1, 111 buy a small hand printing press
had publish thee myself.
ies Tow'r HRad to Cmar.
And brathe the blesed air;
IJght up your soul with ashinae
And kim your hand to cMar
s o where the streams are snglags;
Stand where the skies are fair.
God's bells of Joy are ringing,
So kim your hand to carel
--. IL tastem.
All nature is but art, unknown to thee;
chance, direction, which thou ea's met se p
Sdisco, harmony, not understood;
All partial evil, Universal Good;
And, spite of pride, in erring reeses'. tit,
Ss truth is dearl, whatever s is ri gh
Cannot be
I)Push
a Man t
Far
U a a
Tree." a
You cannot drive purchasers
to any particublr store. You
can win them by convincing
arguments.
A convincing argumet at
tractively displayed in the ad
veratiing columns of this paper
rill reach the eyes of hundreds
of buyers in this community.
iSt
N EW AI'V E'rISEM CN1'%.
Assuria tued
ls to i'm Yo :" t t.e
for all by
5flc cnd Pi :`tt l u&
The Plan of the
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Satlfaotkb guaranteed. Samples for stamp. i
F. U. C*IaD VU., PUOVID CuNOI. IC
Fortunes
Assured
The Plau (if the
PATUCA
PLANTATION
COMPANY
Lands-Patuca Valley, Honduras.
Honest Management, Liberal Terms,
Strictly Cooperative.
GRAND Combination of all known
Colonization and I.avetment Plane. 4
Better talu say Savings Bank.
A home and wealth easily acquired. Bum
mer the whole year. A healthy climate.
Fevers unknown. y the Patuca Plantation /
Company plane you become a participator in
the profits made from large plantations and
other Inustrial enterprie. edlea owning
an improved individual plantation in lae ac
cordlng to your paeans.
SThIRE CROPS A YEAR.
MARKET AT YOUR DOOR.
Free Deed. Free Life Insurance. l
Absolutely no risk. o
The standing of the Dpiectors of the Patuea a
Pantatlon Company is vouched for by any
Mercantile Agency and the best banks of g
Cleveland. Ohio.t
Write for full Information to
THL PATITCA PLANTATION COMPANY, MI
4-- Bots Building. ti
M64t PHILADELPHIA, PA. \l
6 D
WHEN YOU
GET MARRIED
You want rime handsome
sW and stylish Wedding Invi
tations. We can suit youa.
The beet assorted stock
Pak ever In town,and lots of It.
WI THE SENTINEL,
oeos Pairren Oss SPCIALTrr. i a
- ._ h
Hotel in
Donnaud
8Frst class aceommoda*
tion for Commercil] tra
velers Sample rooms
r CD B@o h
on the premises.
Lafourche Crossing, . • La
below cot. 501
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
M ca Instuls
Ond music oe ios td etal out e
on allh aing you wanot
y and poc m roy Wea ro
entiinl
velers. Smlro s
Lfo cel C g L
&Ilarrpl~.·nd m·La ·h line
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENC I
jRS? o~m
-amp. 1!or
-
Send ya.u Job Printing
N to this Office. Satisfaction
Y Guaranteed.
ras.
rms,
own CLAY KNOBLOCH
,l Att'y anrd Counie'or at Law
. T'hibodaux, Let.
Gaude Building,
e St. Philip St.
S 00. YEARLY to Choritin man
Co. * or woman to look after
our growing business in this and
tusa adjoining Co mntles; to act as Mlana
° gar aid C(orrespondent; work can be
done at your horne. Jsclot~ self
a, addressed, stamped cuvel!ol)e for par
ticulars to I. A. A. Sherman, Geneiat
'A. annger, Corcoran Building, opposite
United Stated Treasury, Washington,
D). C.a
K-T- SOUIo
NOew oeff m, La.
N4 seam soawd as a -.
W. ellaletas --aismade.
a> ýDplomas. et. awarded
_== t _mera and European
!:poslttons. Commesrcalt
conare include Nper Ac
Seonting and Audit, and
s @uaraateed heu and -
Uarr to any la the
thqualled taetites. Uaeseled Paealty.
Thorough BSasineess Praetiee and o oe routine.
oplte eollese Wa anad wolesaie ee.
Gradmes hold ga postons all ever thm e
eeanr. astsreto all poes alse.
.+ Havim numeroua business eosaoecties and
being universalln re tably known, we
ioave saperor advantageas - atngtteud sto
seeare satoations.
'IA stere is ceuueated with lsald Coille
in whbch sudeate do setual beNees with
real oods sad actual moey, and studena
he books In the latest labor saving forms.
Students eater at any time. nglh. Aa
deme, 8borthand and Business seho Ah l
separate faculties. Send for Catalogue
amitness Men sonplied with eompetest
Address QUO. 8OUlD & SOWNS.
LO~AL BUSINE88 DIRECTORY
LUM & SONS, S.
Dry 6Gods
SClothingb, bate, hbea, . Lata, -ape and notion
Full line or Prantore .lain ht. Philip
St. Louis Streets.
',UPO . T.
Market nmtau,
Alwas on bhand the beat of beef. Murtou
Pork, Veal, and smesssgs of all kinds.
S Market Street, 'ilbodaux. La.
IJoU SAULOlO.
, V. Traftgle, Proprletor.,
Chokes wire and llqjt.rs. ene Eigars s:wa
wI bad. Cor. Gmrea d muYe .rke Sreteets
Cypress and Pine Lmbrm ,.
Vvprms and riawei Slhiules-, aim al;erj
are harnesa. Hlackmnlbhing and iorre
shoi=. a apclalty.
M YEI DriS. A, J. & L. &
Phryslelran rad Merseea.
Proprietors of Meyer Drug Store. Main :tree
Thibodaux. La. F. K. Baity, Matnagr.
ROTH DUGO C, L't'd.
i)rugs, Cbemicals, Parfumery, tIbhool bnk,
ataomery. stc. Cor. Mai n& Green streets
ZEkNOr. FRAN I,
'Vltchmaker & Jeweller
ine Jewelry. *tehee cud oloeks, etc. iahl
tireet. between 8L Philip and C. Lonla
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Deadtlst.
Corner Grena and t. Bridget Street
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Bank of Latouheb building an
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AUttemer at law, t
Rmma 5, , 7, Bank of Thibodo Buldt1 Ifl
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Eglsh and Freanch in all their braac heu atn
Mathematies aghrt. Ntoarr street, foot o
tt. Mkihal ires.
MOUNT CARMEL OW VENT.
Am Academy foe Y oug Ladie.
Kp by the Sieterm of Monot Carmel. Thr Cho
nseones. Lngllah and Freachb. Foot ci m
aet Street.
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Thibodaux Shoe and Hat Store hna a
line of the highest grade watrproof
manckeutoshes.
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