The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-04
The Nasby PaDers.

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SAINTS REST (which is in the stat NV Moo Gersy)
August 90 1865.
wuz born whg. Ny parents wuz member Nv
that party eastways my mother wuz and she aluz did
the votin alown my father course, to so through
the manual labor of castin the ballot in Difference to
the laws the country which does not permit females
or nggers to vote matter how much inelleck they
may have in2 em.
In all probability shood hev cast my lot with that
party he'd net insident occurred in boyhood days,
which satisfied me that the dimocrisy my approprit
and nateral abiding place 1t wuz in this wise:
In playful mood, mite, bustd open grosery
and appropriated, ez jest, what loose change ther
wuz in the drawer (aars in these degenert days NV
paper currency the enerprsen theef hez to steel at
40 per diskount and sich other notions ez struk
my boyish fancy. | indoost niger boy, sumWhat
yunger than myself, to aid me, and when we he'd bag
ged the game |, feeln in my pride hevin the
proud Ango-Saxsum blood coursn toomutuusly thru
his vanes what cheef utis fancy hez since made law,
to-wit that the nigger hez rites which the white
man is bound to respeck whaled him till he resined the
entire proseeds the speE .tsl1a p me iaa de-
graded wrech, devoid Nv ~ prime e, ei2"eJ on
me, and we Wuz both arTestlc
The justs the pease wa q wh.5, md after huT
red eggsaminashun, he seutenS5 HE one ny bass
own race! neuv his boo4 uv bis oWn pareutIgal
to impairment for thirty day on 9raaa BGa water
and the niger to only ten o. tue ground that Wua
the chief offender
/ Ny mother begged and pra vG Will teags a stgeemn
down her venerable checks itstar than St Good wins
EN- with her gingum apern, tht 5he arraugaa Hia45
/ be reYersed-the nigger tn 80 and T b 1ul no ~
i Gold ez stun, infexble ron badls tugaips
| wuZ inkarseratid and stayd tlme-
Sullenly emerged from tt ID wGils, 5a tie evening
w the 30th day, chang n3lg'jeol lhstu my
| hands heyen, | vowed yCas 2.Wlr:
l. That | wood devote ug e TO the work Hv re-
doosin the African to his noula sneaf
q That | wood adopt p .a5an iu2 which j coed
steel without ben hauled uF .Ee i..
g. That the water / had eons0ameG waie in doc
rance vile the last that 013 ever laa les way
undilooted, in2 my stumich
Hentz iired the dimocrsy, and ThlefcI e1gsaa1z
ines my record will find that EEy ZIP NE 2ATH5a
PETROLEUM ", NA5BI,
Lait Paster the Church w the A-w Dlspens,sl4a.
GREAT EATERS Great eaters never live loE- 4
voracous appetite so far from being sigr ot h.a-J5
is certain indication Of disese. syme ayspepacs ag5
always hungry feel best who lH5g are eating 5H as
soon as they have eaten the andare tornens so ats
ressng in their nature to make their unhappy Ec
tins wish for death. The appettc Of health la t5al
which inelines to eat moderately, wien .auHg u0le
comes and which, when Satisfied leaves n3 unTea5aaI
reminders Multtudes measure sdcir haallh hr le
amount they eat; and Oj any u persons. @AG are
gratified at increase oil weight, as If mere bu.@
were an index Of health; wi i reality excess OK
fatness is in proportion, 5eesl proof ol existing
disease showing that the ab 1g0cats of E "tcm aie
too weak to discharge their 8ulg anu Oh tendency O.
fatness-to obesity, increas Uu-l existence Is bur
den and sudden death clos the history. Pagucular
inquiry will almost invaria .ejl .aa lacs shal lao
persons however rub1cund a&o l94E Afe never #gA4
and vet they envied.
While great eaters never fa 10 an Old age, and arc
, never for single day withcs suHe symptom seine
feelings sufficiently disagree bic 70 attcacs The mto4
attention unpeasantly SINAI. aa hose who eat res
ularly OF plain food usual" AE. 70" spare l's. are
: wiry and enduring, and liv % su active old age 4a
markabe eXemRaications 0. 1e5e statements ore .aaad
in the lives q the centena aE3 oL past sga Na u,
one of the most distingu he'd p"rsia'ra e'9t. OIL.
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