The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume], August 09, 1879, English, Image 3

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wonileiiul in
■liseineiit on inn hist pa;
^See lisiuui
[^vertise
^S<h: new ailvertisements in |
Ip-day* issue.
^Persons having painting to
Iffhould Imy piepared paints
LnS.T. (li'ismnoi e.
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to applicants for
Tar
—See not iei
Ifearlirrs. of the .Secretary o!
libTchool Board 1 11 anotlier
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anythin;
_If you wan
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for
find
fbnt you nee
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jomaThihodaux t 'orrespomlent
ibieh we will print next Saturn
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-As the SENTINEL goes to
a report is lieiiid that (Jen.
0. Marlin ol .Vstimpl ion has
|idin Texas. \\ e trust ii is not
mie.
-Remember that Baum's new
javis at the corner of Market
(j8t. Louis .Streets, under the
fuuklill House.
-There is now on exhibition in
jfPost Olliee w sample of live
Jrgnreanc', cut on Mi. Bragins
station on August 1. inst. av<-r
ipnfjalxmt TJ joints well inatir
iJ,e*ell joint; from four to live
unites long. •
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tralli of tin' statement
ml that after an ovenim.
lieeof tlit* children who ai
bytndunce, not less thnn
if fifteen shoe heels ;ire
■|)ill the dancing hall.
-Mr. II. \Y. Tailor o!
bur it is
nieke
t ranes grown in his \
K and tiisti 1 eunnot be
»f country* He ha
ftivp wlmse deiieiouf
beginning to ripen.
|ielarge ami of excellei
in.; town
i sample of
id tlmt for
ie exce'i'd
s also s
f: isir
r i'he tigs,
t i 1 a v oi
[-non. J. II. Aeklen M. <'. has
«l through Thilmdaux the
Wit-week eeiisulting witii his
Ms and more especially exam
Mul inquiring j:,t 0 d,,. j,„i,ijc
fl'fOVPinciits being undertaken
TOr which In* hopes, Govern
N to undertake shortly.
[Hie Rurv
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Ruvor t' * ,ln! ' Xov ''"* , n{ ' |
Whom,,*, is one of
■ " 8I1, > V¥ hi eonte njilalion. |
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I—Katharine Hood, who had an I
Mment in ii,,. r iz !
m,. 1 ' ''^'"i street j
-t""* 8 °nt« need by Judge [
I 1 ' 0 ''Kill to si\- months in tlie!
^etttiarv left some davs ago !
P r Clia-ge or Sheriff Webre
r vt «Hit!,m' sentence. Katlia
r*' 11 probably take less inter
7 othei peoples property in
" nr e and pay more attention
«0W|!.
''ttle son
Bli of
ot Kiel aid L.
I, . . height on plantation
I Biug home the ot her day
[ ffltl1 a s, '*ious accident. Hi^
•Witinhled, when tlie saddle
*** '*.v "Inch the
l 7' v » headlong
relief his horse,
ri^dii
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the
He j
"»e«« for several l.oui
|" U,ll i' rallied, and
lus ! Well.
IS uovv
| ■ • Sii wart h;is oj cued ;i
*V"ool at Waveiley Hall,
desiring u> enter the
fw'logout os.ee ns ,-he
r a »> only two months,
fixlcrah. < hildreifs class
Malays. \\ ednesdays and
* at o i'. M.
ha'ai Bents class—Tuns
f ld Saturd ivs at 8 ]'. M.
Mdieulars app'n
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print todav
an article on
Iiiis subject dipped tVom t!n*
Monthly Star of Now Oilcans,
winch is worthy the attention of
the thoughtful reader. There is
no doubt tiiat these senseless
quarantines in three eases out « j
four, have personal .seilishness as
their foundation. The hope of
gain aiul jealousy between rival
towns and cities
cause ot the.se r
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place in i >eee!
'rim m iv i 'n
oik! ! he shad
embused by
Staii . coils in
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porta:
biireiie
elect ion
il !»-•»' next.
nUundon vvid, !><
>'.v of a d m . be
tile voters e.f the
rnfly tin- duty
smee: ri , t hi* proper men to oee i
p> the various public positions
one tiia! should not be ignored
evaded by any « i; izen who de
.-ires the country pi i/sp.-nms and
happy.
hue relorms contemplated in
| tlie in-v.'eoiistituiion will m-cessi
j tale tlie enactment of many iaws
j to put !hem in force.
le selection ol p:oper persons
repi-esent the I'arisli in the
Legislature is a duty that, we
owe, not oi ly to ourselves, but to
teliow citizens of oilier l'anshes.
1 he selection o! t wo .Senators
to represent this Senatorial ids
tiiet, aid t iiat of a 1 bstriet dud'>(*
I'li
for this Judicial 1 ii.
sumjitionand Latnun:
important man. : io ;ti
attention ot voters. The
of a Sheriff, v, bo will be
Tax Cod' i'toi', and a ('i,
'.viii also be the U - -mdej
t he c.iki j.m :;ni'*a; an.I ,
t CII! i";: oi l \ cry one *, 1;
to ha ve 1 f a o imp
ees iiiA*. 1 by t nm, lioiie.'f
i iyh; iii n.
let
are
i.ti ae
.* sell
d Js i
k. wh
i eousrt
wish
at otti
iild in
tl'-n '
the i
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the ;
Satin day
ported in
a ease .
dan;c.
\ el low
l.fljll'i;,' ot
timt it was iv
that there was
fever in Thibo
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t lie
s to
bee
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lae
ite a
until it 1
atiou, it
nothing about
ud investigH
Ttc.r other s
I'll.Silt
a: New <b
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er.'aie a litth
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Com
"their was a <•
asp o
in Thii» !<I:ii!,x.'
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t )ne ea per •;
nbiisi
port witii.-ot
nnv
;ind tiie i >5 .|.'v
buiii
linn by etidors
..let.
mg ti
ns earn st in
s 11; 1J,
when :.';ie.il;ijjo
of t i
ns tiny ire in
gatii
-ieai rumors ;i;
hi va
'dp for Piets,
liev
tiieir mission !
ettai
1 > 11 ;; I sheet in
ie Thin ---to
'e scusition,
>r said that
.yellow lever
es a false rtt
in vesti
; up a si'iisi!
e rumor as a
mg
ere halt
tacts,
i; neighbors
wing noiisea
nisliiug them
would l'ubill
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» -v '<b
CfcjEarsassRm* Wi«»lo3is.
I lie immaculate mavor of a one
noise town up in Tennc.-see has;
i'sai'd a proclamation :
•IVrsons who cannot give a i
s;i t isbiet ory account of t he nisei \ cs 1
and prove that tliey have not |
been near any mfeeted point, and !
, ea not oav the (hie imnosed slmil
| be publicly whipped/'
Now that setVles the question.
| Header it yon have not got your
| purse full of greenbacks and can
I 1;ofc for yoursoT' you had
! h( * st wear a thick padded under
j shirt when you go muting about
[ in Tennessee.
B the fool killer passes through
! * J iat B)wn any time soon, there
n election for a new may
shortly aft ei wards.
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cards of Mes'iame.s Matilda and
1'dlen Lnnpiieimer, in regard to
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* icce.pi ot tne insuiiince cllee- i
ted upon the life of Mix David B |
Lauplieimer, brother of the first j
and husband of the last, from
tlie Louisiana Equitable Life In
surance Company, it will be per
ceived that that staunch and re
liable home instiluts,»n paid one
thousand dollars in .id vane,.* when
it was due to Mrs. Mat;id i Liu
plieimei, and four thousand dol
lars to .Mrs. EHen Laupheimer.
| without civil ordelav. This is
what we call tun right, way n> do
1 nusiaess.
'Ihe Louisiana Equitable Life
Insurance (J >.ap i iv m ■ ui to
eoiiiinue in this w;iv. It does
not take deupie's mou.gv daring
i'leir lives and whan ihiv die
cheat their ;issiga-es out o. it up
on flimsy excises, mu d,,(•:'. it
ioiee poor widows to go to iaw to
get their rigtits. in v.ord. it is
,i Soutlici it c uiipa: y, eoitd . ete.I
"» Soul hern jniuepies, has ..li its
means invested acre, an 1 the
prelit made by if are distributed
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iiniiMig i
VUOiltiy WV .' 1 V to
insure their lives,
co.uouiiy.— Front
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ations through i
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j ti lei s of your rftate, i napjiene 1
|mi your 'oeaniiltd city on Bhurs,
| day iast, and as time was hang
ill" heavily on my liand.-:. 1 eon
j eluded to nmi e the grand rounds.
I inspected your .Market House,
! which impressed me as a very
neat and convenient structure;I
lie
tor
was
which is
the i:a :.i
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in tiie St:itc In
: far. i
jwiru
.l it stock w :s \
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ha .1 to jimhili'
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keep my hand in
ei of sp: cuiatiou,
' :isliuieiit I .iseer
s was a cash trails
Tii ibiidau.'i ! i rid a
iiK'diiating' how difier
tile Thi odaiixviHians were
t:o:ii othei villians, witii tho.jr j
in .dye stock ai a premium, and
eonehidcii that this was too much
prosperity to last long, so 1 eon
eluded not to invest.
•uiiuui. I e;)tii<i.
How yout town induced Mor
gan to erect such a cozy station,
is also a matter of wonder to me.
r i his station is also the hainlsom
es; outside ol New Orleans, llav
mg nuute the center and upper
portion of your town, 1 concluded
to travel down your Boulevard,
\ 'eiept. ('anal Street. 1 hud not
proceeded very far when my at
lention was attracted by sweet
cone,ord of sounds. 1 thou
recognized Yagers Band,
on o m aier approach, 1 hi:
ed was tin* College Band
i p.ised of >, .eiiteen Voiin
in i
Licit,
over
COM
ft IP'S
io a duck,"' with in
' ••■■.lire hi.
i siruments twice their size. This
j se-i of instruments with boys at
; tached, was tin* creation of Trof.
•ingle, wr>o oeeupii -, ;i i'lotes
lOr's chair in the Tijiiionaux Col
ege aiso, and iviiects mac'i Credit
on iii;- energy ami tnjent. The
occasion whi- ii called forth ti.e
assembling i.i this imnd. was
none other than the eonimeucc
meat day of the Misses Nbiijuin's
le school, now one of the
institutions ol" learning in
is town and known ■>.. the* mod
t name ol 8t. \ alerit* Scimol.
A former town oilimai w as geii
ain tlie r.-e
iiieh
with
j.pi von
lived
in' tins sc non i,
a IV,vo. ite
' ei'otis en uig
! snid progies
! lms become
; your people. 1 wes agr.-t a
I teiiamrd with the regal;
; the e.xe.I'i-i*:.', its thorough
j amt flawing oi tlie schoia
j iii tie pieces played were
' fiivoughoat and ; he Iii to
f and girts were perfect ii
: rent 1 1ions, i enquired as
t ter oi ooiu'st 4 , whose inti
chiniriM! i uost* n:i;l \u«i
j that tliey were Hie blisses Brand, |
Aneoin, Nbujuin, 'Watkins, Le j
Biane. Boise, etc., etc*, ;;!! bom :
t he piiaeitud t..mi!ies oi your I
to,i n and mu viib.umood, and iii ;
tact limy weie so numerous that •
i -ly e. 1 - :
tii'. y of
stern
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ait., ie ,
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a mat \
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tact limy weie so numerous that
it would reipiiie ;iii e.-.truoidioa-j
iy memory to rrcuh i.u-ni ait
-Vtter a piece pel i iiiiii ,1 b . ill;■
College Band, Bader Menard
stepped lb: Wind, and with words'
replete with good a ivies and en
conragemem, cute: rained the
audience tor a few moments, and
as rewards of merit, distiibuted
! the prizes. If is to be hoped this
school which is destined io do so
i much goodwill long con Unite to
! exist.
1 afterwards passed in review
| your lire department, and fount
j i iiibodaux NO. i, i'rotector No. g.
j and Hook and Ladder No. 1, ah
' timt tliey claim to he, and as J am
; very fond of running with tin
machine, I am re oived to lac on
j hand at their next .uruout.
j Tiie -Si. Jost'pli Church was the
! last object of my visit, iinil am
j happy to add that, the beautiiui
^Inscription given of this edifice
i by that gifted lady Mis. In---.
j (former ii'sident- of Miar town)
was not overwronghi. You Imvi
■ indeed in noun, ot decoration tin
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I most oea'ditnl e.huren m t.ie
State ami r kiiow of none
(*/ 0 »lto sill*|:;:ss M,
LONDONI
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AIv destination is
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«"u i bid urn iaievs
oil ; he
TliAVi'-Xi
STTER.
Con 'expo n i it nee. j
London, July L'Oth, 1S7'J.
The town is empiyiug rapidly:
the season is almost at an end
There has been again in the
course of the now practically
moribund season a much larger
average than usual o. Court
Dae sinister event
n HovaK
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si:, is
at
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a lother
uas t
ill ou
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;>lo sail!:
•8 ; ti
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lUitbllt' e
lass
socn
in
>th
liigiily
inn
t a t i v
m
Oil
ning a>
pn .•>!
ri ibi
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Ml 1
l Circul
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ts mi
or
II*:
-s moiiili
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sick
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inT gi::;b
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b:-C i!
vey "l i
and *•
ti
fash!
ants attain
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tii;t i
the k
. in n they rn leinber
up of
.'lay and June this veal
j over
Bow
has been, tuiilei* stress of weather,
by no im aus uncommon* and the
umbrella manufacturers mav
eone'l'.iiulati* themselves on the
ion
be 1>!'
B-ins :
listers
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j (.1 lllil
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cries o. sloppy victories
rd by Jupiter, Tiuvius
he "Lord ot tlie silver
.Still tailors and dross*
> have bait little reason to
used wits a summer at the
iciyiit of wiiieli gentlemen were
lain to walk abroad in last win
and ladies instead of
a those radient and
cos'.times which Mr.
An -:!o;i and Mr. i'issor paint so
(it lily, nave crept to and from
th 'ir ear: i.iyes clad in water
pi'.mi-s or in fur-kiiod mantles
when thev tm.ve mustered up
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courage enough to go stiopping.
cent Bates, on the otli
er haml. rarely shut one door
without opening another. Amid
all i he social woes with which
we have been afflicted there has
roaring
been ii. many directions compen
sation. Those spirited and skiil
li.i eoufectioiiei s wlio minister to
the comforts of residents and visi
tors must have done on the whole
remarkably Weil, and tin* wo'tliy
V\ est-end butcher might join
bands wit'll the estimable West
end fishmonger i.i gratitude at
the close of a season during
which despite many depressing
circumstances, tin i»• commodities
have been in eonsidi cable de
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ie position of the g
rcen
grOCc
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eei: most piti
ible.
for o\
in <x
to t
he absence of
Sllll
shine
ami
the
superfluity of
■ ti n.
he li:
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live
ly anything' to
sell
except water-saturated potatoes,
insipid strawberries, puny peas,
and 'chenies composed mainly of
stalks, skins and stones. The
florists especially those with a
large command of conservatories
— are less to be commiserated.
'I heir proli s this season should
have been very leg indeed. The
modern line for flowers in fash
ionable London society is attain
ing the proportions of a mania.
A splendid profusion of the fair
est guts of I'ioi';i is visible wher
ever society congregates. On
the hymeneal altar, and on the
dinner tonic, on the ball-room
staircase, and in ihe palace vesti
ill tile bllttO!) iloli* of the
da ui.v, and on tin* shoulder of
and
and
and
vers
is a
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ben:
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bore lets
: at .
•perns ;
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am:
Oil
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Cl OS
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of
tile
colli'i. i
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toll
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and bo;
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1 For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fevei
liiill Fever,Eeniittent Fever, Dumb Ague
•eriodical or Bilious Fever, &c., and indee<
i H the affections which arise Vrom malari
| is, marsh, or miasmatic poisons.
i This is a compound remedy, prepared wit
'.lentil!,-, skill from vegetable ingredients, whir:
rrely fails to cure the severest cases of Chill
. nil Kevcr and the concomitant disorders. Slid
i remedy the neeessities of the, people in mala
ous districts demand. Its great superiorit;
ver any other medicine yet discovered for th
ure of Intermittents is, that it contains no qui j
ine or mineral, and those who take it are fre j
om danger of quinism nr any injurious effects |
nd are as healthy after using it as before. 1 !
as been extensively employed during tlie las i
lirty years in tlie treatment of these distressin
isorders, and so unvarying lias been its succes !
lat it has gained the reputation of being infai
ble. It can, tliereforc, be safely recommendo j
] a a sure remedy and specific for the Fever an. !
' gue of the West, and the Chills and Fever c j
ie South. It counteracts tlie miasmatic poiso: j
i the blood, and frees tlie system from its inilu ;
ace, so that fever and ague, shakes or cliill
nee broken up by it, do not return until
isease is again contracted.
The great variety of disorders which arise froii
ie irritation ol this poison, such as Neuralgia
ilnii mat ism, float, Headache, ItliudncRS j
oothache, Ilarnclro, Catarrh, Asthma, Pal j
it at ion, Splenic Affections, Hysterics, Pall j
i the Itoweis, Colic, Paralysis, and derange |
f the Stomach, all of which become intermit ;
*nt or periodical, have no speedier remedy tha: '
•ye it's Ac.rn Cunr, which cures them alt alik, !
nd protects tlie system from future attacks. A i
preventive, it is of immense service in thos i
I omniunities where Fever and Ague prevails, a ^
j flays the development of the disease if take: I
I nthe first approach ol'the premonitory symj j
; iras. Travel rsand temporary residential' I
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■ill ever sutler ;f they avail tiieniselvcs of tli
; rotection tin.- remedy aifords.
f or Liver Coin plaints, arising from torpidity
is an excellent remedy; it stimulates this orga
;to healthy activity, and produces many remarl
ble cures where other medicines fail.
'repared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.
Practical and Analytical Clienalstfl,
LOWELL, MASS.
Sold lv all druggists lvlkywiillue.
Notice.
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ConsiiuiptioiL CobtIis. Colds, Asthma, Influenza,
Hoarseness. Broneliitis,
AND ALL SCROFULOUS HUMORS
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JOS. T. THiBODEAUX,
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THIIJODAUX, LOUISIANA.
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ONE CENT 1 LI
M$S1» & llllWtEl.il
-ON BOARD OF
STEAMBOAT Oil RAILROAD CARS.
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OFFICE ;
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MarKet St., between St. Philip iU St. Louis Sts.
COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED.
THE GENUINE
B^C.McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
rn
RMIFUGE,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
I "HE countenance is pale and lead
en-colored, with occasional flushes,
or a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the
pupils dilate; an azure semicircle
runs along the lower eye-lid; the
nose is irritated, swells, and sometimes
Meeds; a swelling of the upper lip;
occasional headache, with humming
or throbbing ot the ears; an unusual
secretion of saliva; slimy or furred
tongue ; breath very foul, particularly
m tlie morning; appetite variable,
sometimes voracious, with a gnawing
sensation of the stomach, at others,
entirely gone; fleeting pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and vom
ituig; violent pains throughout the
abdomen ; bowels irregular, at times
costive; stools slimy, not unfrequent
ly tinged with blood; belly swollen
and bard; urine turbid ; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompa
nied by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and convulsive; uneasy and dis
turbed sleep, with grinding of the
teeth ; temper variable, but generally
irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa
ratio n, not capable of doing the slight st
injury to the most tender infant.
The genuine Dr. McLane's Ver
mifuge bears the signatures of C.
McLane and Fleming Bros, on the
wrapper. —:o:—
DR. C. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
arc not recommended as a remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir to," but ip
affections of the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character, they
stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used prepar
atory to, or after taking Quinine.
As a simple purgative they are un
cqualcd.
BEWARE OF IXITATIOJU.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression Dr. McLane's
Liver Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of
C. McLanf. and Fleming Bros.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr.
McLane's Liver Pills, prepared by
Fleming Pros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the
market being full of imitations of the
name Me Lane , spelled differently big
same pronunciation.
NO. 88Z. PARISH COURT OK LAKOl'H
CHK.
Oliva Morvant wife, vs. CJairville Oelutte
hu-sliuuil.
flints CASK HAYING BEEN KEOU
J tal ly li "'d tor trial was t;ik»*u up ami
lln law an.I the cvidi uce. I.eiiiR in favor of
ill" plaintiff, and against the dof.-mlant.
ft ■ ■' * lierelore urd'.'ied adjudged unit decreed
That .lu.iginent lie and is hereby rendered
in tavor of tlie plaintiff Olivia Morvant,
uileoi 1 iairville Oelatle and against tier
aid liusliand. Clairville Oelatle. ihc tlcfcni>
ant, deereeing a sepa ral ion of property lie
tween said plaintil! ami defendant dissolv
ing f'ei'i ver thi- eoaiiininity ol aeijuets auit
gains existing he' . m i Item and according
Kid granting in tin |.lain;iif the sole and
I'Xetusive manna' in. at ..ml a.tiiiiiiistiutiou
ol her pro pert;
i huh done i ■•ad an . -igneil in open Court
tliis '.*th. day <>. .1 n! .• ! n
(Signed) aKJ ill It E. JvNOHLOCII,
Paris!, dude. , i'ari.sh ol Lalourclie.
r lied J illy Iff h. 18. II.
(Sinned I d \V. KNOPLOCtI, Clerk.
A Ti m* < :
( f 'l ) * est, Clerk's Olliee Parish of Lu
, Ij.S. , foutein', this 1st. day of Au>'UHt
C l
d. F. ALLd'X. Deputy Clerk.
Far S;ii<- or ICnit.
I lie undersigned agent for Thomas S
Hidden Administrator of the Estate of Beu
jaUlin K. Hidden deceased, will sell or
rent t hat de-.ialde ].roper»v, comer of Mark
eland St. Louis streets in tlie Town ot
1 l.ilmdaitknown a- th. Franklin House,
;dsi>, ii: large etahlesand lots on the cor
ner el Si. Louis ami St. Bridget Streets
liiihodatix. Lor particulars inquire
•S- T. (ilHSAMOUE, Agent,
Tliihodaux, May In, 18/11.
For hale.
O NE STEAM GUANULATINO PAN,
capable of granulating ft ecu to tweil
ty tiogslieads of Sugar in ffl hoars.
Incomplete v.orking order. I will sell tlie
same cheap. S. T GKISAMOKK.
JOILX II. CURTIS,
[Successor to Allen ,J. ISadruux.]
Cur. Main n.nl Focus .St., Thiboduux, La,
—Retail (iiox hi; ano Dealer in—
Cojl, drain, Coni Meal, Crockery
ami all kinds of Fancy (traceries.
v l'.» 7'J.
Feed Stable Ai Wood Yard,
Pickets, Three Foot Hoards, Shin
ylrs, Hands and IIoysheads Staves,
at IIOLDKN'S Livery Stable.
Pdacksmith Shop, Hrpairiuy Huy »
airs Ac. J. I*. LAGAKDE.
A \\ ELK in your town, ami
in. capital risked. You can givo
the business a trial with.ml ex
I'CU.-C. t he best opportunity
ever off. red for (lion., willing
o work. You should try untiling else until
\ou see lor yomsell vi lia/. you ran do at
Hie business we off. r. No room toexplaio
aer-. Ion can devote all your time or
only yoin -pare I.me to the biisiness, and
male great pay tor every hour that .YOU
work. Women, make oh nnirh as men.
S.oid Ibr speeial priv.iK- tonus and p.rto u
l.iv.s w hi' h we mail free $b Outfit fre#
Don't complain of hard times while foij
have .! "" Address H. HALLETT
A i .i> . i I .a I Maine