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THE WEEKLY M1881mELEastin & Bienvenu, Publishers. JUSTICE TO ALL. ir.oo Per Year, Invariably in Advance.Official Journal. ST . MARTINVILLE, LA . OCTOBER Ith. 1887. VOL. IL. No. 34.

Rev. Father A. B. Langlois.The Rev. Father whose name beadthis article, rector of Pointe-a-la-Bache

for over thirty years, who bae beenappointed rector of this parish arrivedhere Tuesday morning.The same day of his arrival a delega-

tion of our colored people, headed byone of their brass bands, under tile di-rection of Mr . J. C. Vavasseur, pro'eededto the presbytary, discoursed several oftheir sweet selections, after which Mr. .1.C. Vavasseur presented in the name ofthe colored Catholics a magnificentbouqauet of rare and sweet scented flow-ers. to the Rev. Father.The Rev. Father who appreciated thisdemonstration received these people andtreated them liberally.At about 8 o'clock in the evening alarge number of ladies and gentlemenand the Excelsior Brass Band repairedto the presbytary s'renalded our newpriest and greeted him a hearty and hap-py welcome amongst us.The Rev.Father in a few worhs expressed his appreciation of such a demnon-

stration on the part of his parishionersin his new field of labor.Father l.anglois comes to us highlyrecommended, is a man of enterlriseand energy, and with the good will ofthe people, we will soon have opportu-nities to appreciate and cherish our ve-nerable Father.

FLESH TO BONES, An y lady, who fromdisease has lost her flesh, becoming leanand lank wh o has lost her beautiful formand symmetry, and wishes to regainthese grand and attractive blessings, on-ly to use a few bottles of Dr. Dromguole'aENGLISH FZALE BITTErs.

The Sugar Tariff.The sugar tariff question Is again beingagitated. The sugar planters of Loul-

siana may well expect a bitter and in-cessent war against the protection of su-gar, by the free traders.We believe in view of the attackswhich will he made at the coming Con-gress upon the sugar tariff, it would bewise and proper that the sugar produ-cers of every parish be organized in "Su-gar Planters Association" and addressmenmorials to the next Congress, pro-testing against any attempt made to re-duce the sugar tariff.We may expect our Representa-tives and Senators to do all in their pow-er to protect the sugar industry of Loui-slass, but they need our help anad espe-cially, a solid protest in the shape ofmemorials by all the sugar districts.

Planters, our sugar industry is threat-ened, and unless we organize to face ourenemies, defeat shall be our fate.

Our Weak Candidate.Ourcontemporary of the Reveille saystheMessenger is riding a weak horse-

referring to the candidacy of Gen. Ni-cholls-'because we do not howl andtalk a great deal for our choice. Thereason Is very simple, brother Reveille,when we thought there would be a con-test between McEnery and Nicholls wedid talk for our candidate, but now wehave such an easy task, that we pause tolook how hard our poor friends a.r wvor-king, in vain, in this parish, and else-where, but defeat and discomfiture isaverywhbere. Their only salvation' is in

a high banded outrage as that of theSixth District Convention, but we are upto the time and will crush any such frau-dulent and bold attempt of discardingthe people's will and interest, for thebenitlt of a political gang composed of afew otiee seekers who audaciously clanmto be the representativre of the people aswas the case with the delegation of Avoy.ellea and St. Landry.The MeEnery people of this parishare honest, and won't steal, therefore,they are gone

Wretched Indeed.Are those whom a confirmed tendencyto biliousness, subject to the variousdnd changeful symptoms indicative ofliver comp!aint. Nausea, sick headache.furred tongue, a dull or sharp painlin the neighborhood of to'e affected organ,impurity of the blood and low of appetite,signalize it as one of the most distressing

as it is one of the ,mnstommon, of mal-adies. There is, however, a benign speci-fic for the disease and all its unpleasantmanifestation. It is the concurrent testi-mony of the public and the medical profession, that llostetter's Stomach Bitters isa medicine which achieves results speed-ily f.lt thorough and benign. Besides recetifying liver desurder, it invigorates thefeel,e. rconquers kidney complaints andlhastens the convalescence of those recov-ering from enfeebling diseases. More-over, It is the grand spclfi for feverand ague.

Local Lights.Beer I Beer ! always on iee at B. Au-dlbert's.The weather has been quite cold thisweek.A McEnery meeting will take placeo-night at the Court House, and all De-

mocrats are invited to attend.Judge Albert Voorhies, Alphonsesnmard and C. A. Voorhies of New

sans were in town this week.Our young friend and layyer, EdonardG. Voorhies of Latayette, oald the Mes-

senger an appreciated visit last Monday.The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraphlines have passed into the hands of the

Westen: Union.the entertainments given at BreauxBridge last Saturday and Sunday, wereighly successful and the result flnan-cially quite satisactory.As a female regulator, Dr. Dromg'ole.snglish Female Bitters ac t like a charm.We had the pleasure this week of sha-

king the hand of our young friend, Fe-lix E. Voorhies, ta o, we are happy tostate will take off the crop of the Key-tone plantation as assistant engineer.

The telegraph announced Saturdaylast that Mrs. Plolen:ard of this place,who was an inmate of the Insane Asylumat Jaikson La.. for seterer years, haddied on that day at 5 o'clock a. au., ofiudanation of the stomach.

$100 to $0O) a mouth can be madeworkiugfor us. Agents preferred who.an furnish their own horses and giveheir wh',letlm to the busiaees. 8pare.eoments may be profitably employed al-a. A few vacancies in towns and cities.F. JOhNSON & CO., 1013 Main srestAtchmond Va.

bome of the politicians in the nelgh-borhood of Breaux Bridge know bow toflatter the generosity of the candidates,and if it keeps on going as at preseat, itwill be the dearoflices.

The cotton ginnery of U. P. Fournet:it Gretna was entirely destroyed by Areon the night of Tuesday. Th e lose isestimated at 630.000. The property wasinsured in the Hope Company of NewOrleans for $30,000.

Our popular and enterprising youngdruggist, Theo. J. Iabbe. is no w busilyeng :ged making place inl his drugstorepreparatory to lay In the largest andmost v:aried assortment of Holiday andFancy goods ever seen in this town. Wepredict for our young friend a rushingbusiness during holiday season.It was said not long ago that McEnery

had purchased a hand organ, andwas lacking a monkey, but no w ClayKnoblock is playing the monkey part,we may expect the show in the countryin the near future, butone nonkey is notenougn, you had better get a half adozen.

The only place to get nice and coolbeer is at B. Audibert's.ThomuaC. Manning, ex-Chief Justiceof Louirisna. and United States Minis-ter to Mexico, died at 9 o'clock a. m.,

Tuesday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. NewYork, where be was attending the meet-ing of the Peabody educational fund, ofwhich hewas a Trustee.

The Reveille is overposeesed with Jo ysince they have succeeded in organizinga MeEnery Club with 59 members andmade a special political edition of itslast issue. It headed one of its editorialartieles with a "59" as long as thatmem-her who made such a peculiar and sur-prising speech, when called for an ad-dress.

For the information of the ThibodauxSentinel, we will say that Mr. Pierre D.Olivier was not appointed Tax Collecterof this parish by Gov. Nicbolls becausehis first appointee, Felix Olivier couldnot procure his quietus or certificate, butto fill the vacancy caused by the death ofhis brother. Mr. Felix Olivier, who, hadse'tled with the State and Pariabsh, forevery cent collected by him, and wemust here say. that they were both elcient and honest ofcers.The brainless friends of Governor M e-Enery are making capital the famousManoing letter in their campaign.In our opinion it is nothing tothe cre-dit of Gov. Melnery, for if he loved thecreoles, and was their friend as his sup-porters seem disposed to make the peoplebelieve, he should have published theletter at the time it was wri ten and letthie people treat the man as hedeservel; bu t no, at that time, Mr.MeEnery shared the ideas and opinions

of Mr. Manning towards the c eoles, an dthe intelligent an d learned gentlemanknew the weak side of Mr. Memery,hence the letter.SK0O in caish! 3 Worcester's an d 3Webster's Dictiotnaries, worth $89. and 4Dictionary llolders, worth $15.0, givenas prsea for Lest essays answering thequestion "Why should I use a Dictionary

Holder?" For full particulars send toLa Verne W. Noes, 90 & 101 W.MeareStreet. Chicago, the maer os Dietisaryolders. Or tnquire ater Detbae.B. Aadibest is the sheate,tm bethe nicest ad eslest bher.1

Town Talk Says.That Dalso takes the caefor a Virgi--ms rest.That that quiet blonde is the eandtrall.

sing point.That that young men at the receptiomof Rev. FatherLanglois bad no cakes.That they looked at each other whileeating gumbo, neitherof them winced.That two chairs for two girls and oneboy Is narrow serape, bu tgood for coldweather.That they met six tiaes on the Streetstb it J:,y. tlhe sixth time t.cy both silIled. She'll heal up the old waunde.That that bereft one bhad bkter mindbow he catchebthat young lady's bandIn that met of Lnoers.Thatthat young lady a.1t gentlemanstanding at the garden gate, made asweet and delightful tableau.That one of tile boys say that theyoung men are so much In demand, thatbe will wait until they ask for bin.That .tb'ent ones ar e tf rgottea. Sheno w wants that boy who bas no place inhis heart for another arrow.That somebody wa s ito the dreamlsandwhen the train passed New loeri;t, LOrealized his Jrenm in Lake Charles.That a certain tall and pretty brunettewho often passes before tuil oo e doesnot rImu uo be pleased wihh towntalk.That if your girt goes baeck on ye

hava another boy give her a lecture, orsend the one versed in the phllochAIlove to her.

That that repelling force being so it.planted to the ncne magetic beart o ayoung lady, that it I. raid a young ma naeompanying a pretty tall brnette,dislocated her arm at the sight of anotb-er girl.SWhere are you going Jack why, atB. Audlbert's for a glass of that loesbeer!

Country produce eoutiuus to omae Inat a live y rate, and the pst week wasquite a busy one on the levee and at thedepot. During the week 300 bales ofeotton aMd 400 saks of rice have beenshipped by rail, making the total or thesason 218 bale of oeatto,an d 3183seeks of rice.-Washlngton Argus.

The Creole cannot be tah n by thenonsense the 8stes tried to give themlast Sunday morning. They know thethe McEnerytes and their methods toowell and have pore cae to e down onthe Houston ring of the prty than theyhave against all ethers.-N. 0.. DlyNews.Notice to Tax Payers.

Tabe maied in msee esd with SeetoaSod Art. M oathe Oamed Asemnbly of leS.ptr tass for the pear 15I asrdia to the TaxBaI as len ihe adio of th eClerk fa aortes-esio seumder of Mortigesof dte P'riah at 8t. Martia m nsow duoand cl-leetable, and if not paid as te law directs en orbeore the 31st day of Decemabe A . 1SD.,o uwill become delinlmuenta and the amoni-t f uursoid taes will then draw I per cant htterest peimoath from the3l of December uanil padi foror the propery thus asseessd will be anied andsed aecordina o law.iesir' Ose t. Mtastervil Parish at iS.M" Msth . dTerf October ha?.T. LB IOUUBAMD.Mb asls e utadthassr.