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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-04-29

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-04-29

Sin fetter grb11aftsproses, IN Dem
es it@ I'm nidt peni9er oils $50, 600, 900 bons
beLa ioa, 1T in ben Stem 0otfer Geri9ten
aaf's gteue anbanSis. Ser Mant, tpelGer
bieies iberuenidLid sroBe 8erm0sen binters
Iteb mar Elm alter Rniderboder lnb sSarlner,
gfameas Satob S. Grbeu, beilen Grob nod
binter einem Rietbfale in Der l3. Gtrobe,
allsueit ollaiuerFtp Maee," Su ieben iit. Nrs
BEN Der I'm Sabre 1901 ftarb, eisaete onssea
oebnten 9runbbefb nno mar !Serr zines eros
Sen Ibeiles Don Manbattan sSsIanb. Ser
Ieftotor bate perfiist, bab BON BEN 8runbs
beItb ni9ts per6nBert suerDen biirfe, berfelbe
uieLmebr Der SamiIie fiir ale 9eiter erbaIten
werben mliie (beiIaufi8 seiast, eiue uniinni9e
8erfi8un9.) Die S6mieserte9ter bes Tes
itators, S5ran Safeb S. Grber, ban6eIte bieIer
8ehiulntltn8 suwiner, i1,bein Fe uort benz
8rRnoeiDeutbuni nerauBerte atio aud elslen
GbeiI sapon NIT S9ppotbefen 80 Guniten BON
SSobn Safob 4jfor. &i6ter RooisneIt tln6 slns
befen beIaftete. Die 2sBteren bra9tem; na9s
Dem Oie Sppotbefen falis sporss anb ni9t
be8abIt rDatoen bas betreHenbe giseatbuus
an ii@. 9te na9Iten Grben suaren nit bie@
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ten notiirIt9 ni9t ei1nerjtanben inb ertlatten
bieielbe fur iasiiltis, neil beas Gsfanente
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1926 einen gro3eB seset bis &aaifer ober
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bic TIN. tpabrenb bes 1laabbdn8i n8isteitgfHsses
b6s 2ebsn gerettet baben. ..[1s s.t+'ls@ 80
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-07-31

WONDERFUL FlsH.-A CONSTANT.
nople correspondent writes In a
Greek church we were shown some
miraculous fish, ne they were called.
In marble basin We saw some small
spec linens Of the fnny tribe said to
be Of. the extreme age Of | 400 years
entirely too old for cooking purposes,
even though We were not disposed to
be particular as to q century or two.
The story about them is to the effect
that when the Turks were beseging
CoDstantinople some Romans were
cooking fish, when some one told them
that the city was in danger Of being
captured. The Romans replied that
when the fish jumped out Of the fry
Ing. pan into the water then Constan-
ti1ople would fall. Whereupon the
half fried fish jumped into the water,
the Turks jumped into the city, and
l jumped to the conclusion that the
story Of these brown and white fish
was the largest, humbug entertained
BY the Holy Orthodox Greek Church.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-07-31
REPUBLICAN SERMON on tn

REPUBLICAN SERMON ON THE
M0UNT-TpE THRoNE.-Bessed are
the poor-relations of Grant; fol
theirs is the Kingdom of America.
Blessed are they that mourn.-fo,
Office for they shall be comforted-
with fat places.
Blessed is the sneak, for lie shall
become a carpet Dagger and inherit
the South.
Blessed arc they which do hunger
and thirst after tho stealings; for
they shall be filled.
Blessed are the greedy; for they
shall never be needy.
Blessed are the corrupt at heart,
for they shall sec Grant-conliden-
TALLY.
Blessed are the pcaccmakers, who
say, Let us have peace; for they
shall be called kinsfolks, and live
Oft the country.
Blessed are they which are expos
Ell tor their rascality for theirs is
l the nsecu 1'o s:1;try -gruuuu,,,.-
When men shall expose you and pub.
ilsi Your 7illainy, and say all man
ner OF :t'ings against you truthfally.
Eejoice and be exceedingly glad ;
for great is your reward in Office
for so prosecuted they the rogues
which were before you.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-07-31

THE NEW KNow-NorHING Cru.
sADE.-A new Know Nothing move
ment has been set on foot: It is call
ed the American League. and was
first organized in 1871. We are told
that it has 10000 members in the
State Of New York, and will run a
complete ticket for State officers in
the election of November. Its great
principle is that none but Americans
born in this country and of American
parents shall he eligible to office ;
and it proposes that the naturaliza-
ton laws shall be amended according
ly. 1t also lays down the doctrine OF
absolute non-interfercnce in religions
subjects. though it holds the law OF
the land supreme above any Church
or secret society, make up of lodges,
with passwords, signals and oatns.
We do not suppose it can amount to
mich at present. The exclusion of
foreign born citizens and their chill
dren from the right to hold office is
'a-At- nhiant Ear which MANY I !!SJ.ruS
society based on religious intolerance
might gain strength, but this sort OF
thing will not enlist so many sup
pOrters. York Sun-Edt.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-07-31

WHAT THE COUNTRY WANTs?-
Gold is chiefly useful as q means of
settling balances between commnni-
ties and nations, In a perfectly
healthy condition of the couutry's f.
nances gold is not needed at the far
domestic exchanges. But the moment
these finances become deranged, and
gold is sought by the fearful and dis
trustful capitalists, it cannot be paid
out. The outward flowing stream is
soon exhausted and the gates are
shut. Now, what the country wants
is enough currency and cessation
from financial tinkering until conf
dence is entirely restored. Then >pe.
Gle payments may he resumed with
out harm to anybody. But go on
tinkering and curtailing currency I'M
til it may be assumed that there is
not enough paper ahoat to enable the
people to exhaust the stock Of gold
in the banks and the government
vaults, and there will not only be not
a 1.-THE or twentieth of enough money
to conduct the business of the coun.
try, but half the business. men of the
land will be hopelessly ruined.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-07-31

COUNTERFEITs.-We are indebted
to Mr.. Charles Lehman, of the United
States Internal Revenue Department
of this city, for the following facts
relative to some dangerous counter
feits now in circulation:
Ten dollar bills on the National
Bank Of Richmond, Indiana.
Five dollar bills on the Paxton Ma
tional Bank of Illinois.
Five aul@c- b;lls IN the Firet M
tional Bank of Canton, llliuois.
Five dollar bills on the Traders
National Bank of Chicago, Illinois.
Five dollar bills on the Merchants
National Bank Of Chicago, Illinois.
Five dollar bills on the Third Ma.
tional Bank Of Chicago, Illinois.
Also that Five dollar bills on the
Usage Nation Bank of Iowa, number
ed over No. 1850, were stolen from
the Bank. and have forged signatures.
This information to our business
community and the public generally
is of great value, and by preserving
this scrap many may be able to dc.
tect the c0unterfeits.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-07-31

The editor OF the Pittsburg Iron
World, who has been travelling in
the south, has come to the conclusion
that the South is the home Of cheap
iron, and that Southern pig can un-
defsell that made in any other State
in the Union. He says:
"MOst persons in the Northern
States, VIII" have seen the figures Civ
ing the cost of Iron making iu the
South, have doubted the statements,
but we believe, after somewhat OK
haustive examination of the subject,
that in either of three Sestes-Ten-
nessee, Georgia or Alabama-pig iron
can be made from six to nine dollars
cheaper than in the most favored 10.
calitics Of the more prominent iron
producing States"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-07-31
Hydroyhobia.

Prcfusc Persperition sure cure.-We
reprint an article which appeared in
the Picaynne Of July 2, 1874. The
importance Of the subject discussed
and the eminent source from which
the discussion emanates, will com.
mend the article to all
DR.. Buisson, a celebrated French
physician, has been very successful
in the cure of hyprophobia by the
simple application Of hot water baths.
His remedy virtually consists in dri-
wing out the Poison. from the system,
or at least rendering it imperative,
by forcing the sufferer into q profuse
Precipitation. He therefore directs
that when person has been bitten
by a mad dog he should, for seven
consecutive days, take a vapor bath
of ia degrees to IA degrees Fair.
This he designates the preventive
remedy. When this has not been
done and the disease declores itself.
DR.. Buisson states that it will be sui
ficient to counterfeit the effects of the
disease to take one vapor bath in
which the temperature is made to-
rise rapidly to SO degrees Fahrenheit,
and then slowly to l27 degrees Fahr-
renhiet, the patient keeping his room
till the cure is complete. As to the
vapor bath, the simplest is as efica-
cious as the most elaborate. A few
red hot bricks placed in a pail Of wat
er, over whicllithe patient sits in a
cane-bottemed chair, a large blanket
covering him in from mis- shoulders to
the floor, will answer perfectly.
DR.. Buisson's remedy resulted from
his ewn experience, he having got
upon an abrased finger some Of the
poisoned saliva from a female patient
in the last stages Of rabies. lie not
only cured himself after every symp-
tom had been developed, but he has
since treated with this remedy eighty
distincs cases without losing u single
patient. In his elaborate essay on the
subject, in the Saldt Publique, he re.
fers particularly to each Of the cases
coming under his care and cured by
him. 81 -
We simply suggest that this alleged
remedy for one Of the most terrible Of
all diseases should be tried. for it in
wolves no risk, no expense, and has
for it's foundation d snbstratum of
known truth. For instance it is we'll
established that violent exercise and
profuse perspiration enables the con.
stitution to throw of the effects Of
poisons, many instances being recor-
ded Of fever patients and other suf-
fering from malaria poisons being
cured BY their violent struggles du-
ring delirium.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-07-31

KILL Your FISH WHEN You CATCH
'EM.-Agassiz was accustomed to tell
his pupils how to kill fish as soon
as taken from the water, because tue
flesh of the fish that die as soon as
taken from the water is much better
than that of those that suffer before
dying. Professor d. D. Slade, in a
lecture before the Massachusetts
Board of Agriculture, says: "Vari-
GUS modes Of killing fish are practi.
ccd. The Dutch destroy life by MAX
ing a slight Longitudinal incision under
the tail With sharp instrument. On
the Rhine they kill salmon by thrust
ings 'ne,eel needle into their heads.
FISH ,,us.y DC easily killed by striking
them i. quick, sharp blow with small
stick on the back Of the head. Just
behind the eyes," And the professor
continues: 1T has been observed
that fish which have been instantly
killed on being taken from the water
are vastly superior in taste and So
lility to those who are allowed to
die" This information might lie
very properly and usefully circulated
in our schools.
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Valuable Testlonv.

Mr.. Charles NordIohf, hose saga
clous observations on thetuation in
Arkansas, Mississippi, Albania and
Loulslan have helped ma of Us to a
clearer idea of the needs that sec.
ton, sums up the result OILS inves.
legations with a good dealt judicial
fairness. He is not mea- mouthed
in speaking on any phase ,the ques-
ton lie believes in ORD, in the
protection of person and pperty by
local governments strong Id brave
enough to do it. and in a pDlic SEN
timent that will back ~ a short.
sharp and decisive campaia against
corruption.
He says that what tho, States
most need for some years to come is
a vigorous and alert State Govern
ment a governor extremely vigilant
IN exposing and puuishi's cline, and
nnsSessing tho nne.~,,,:..I onn,,yo r.
peace" The great body q fh:;otai,
pie desire peace and good tsac,.o ne
State governments have lr'u mlsera.
bly, inefficient. They hwc encour.
aged lawlessness and disorder, by
their wretcl,cd inetiicienc,. And this
has been caused mainly b their abi!.
ity to throw upon the federal govern.
ment the duty Of preserving order ani
Furnishing crime, which jcyertheless
the federal powe: has nd, etfectivel,
done and could not %. Rathe1
through ignorance at headquarters il
Washington and the inevitable mis-
use of SO great a power by distant
and irresponsible asents,the fedora
force intended only to preerve peace
has been used mainly toturther til,
ends of inscriptions politicians who,
in the name of the Republicans par
ty, sought only to advance their owl
corrupt political fortunes
This agrees with II rem,rk we hcart
Mr.. Penn of Louisiana make last win
ter in the presence of Mr. pinchback
Said Mr.. Penn: II believe l coul(
get more negro votes for governor il
Louisiana to-day than Kellogg could.
Il do not doubt it," sa!a PinchbacI
"for they have looked to Kellogg fol
protection and failed to get it." Mr.
Noraotf's testimony is strong on an
other point-namely, that the pres
sure of the federal government la.
crowded the whites together ant
forced the political division on tllt
color line. Remove that pressure ant
the whites would divide into Wig,
and Democrat, into progressives an,
conservatives. The old Wing c!e
ment is still strong, still distrusttu
Of Bourbon Democrats. Vice Presi
dent Wilson learned that fact by res
ponscs to his letter Of last winter, ant
Mr.. Nmdhotf's testimony fllly sus
tains it. The colored voters woult
be in demand, and their vote bein!
divided too, they would no lOnge
f"'" patty 10y them selves to con
ccntrate ignorant prejudice agains
them.
The Republican party in the Soutl
has been and is composed of coloret
men Differed by "carpet-baggers.'
A wiser administration would, hav.
appointed to federal Offices the natu
raj leaders of the South and made tlIt
Republican party strong and respect.
able there. But that has not beer
the policy that dictated the work o
reconstruction. We see the result
The States that have been wrong sid.
up are turning over--a perfectly ma
tural process. Local self-govern
n'ent will he restored, but the Re-
publican party will lose the credit Of
it.-Boston Herald.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-07-31

The vicksburg Herald Of last Tues
day thus briefly refers to this terrible
disaster:
The horrors Of the great innunda-
ton in France continue to increase,
rather than diminish. Nine hundred
persons are reported to have persisted
in the flood at Toulouse alone, while
it is believed that as many as tweu-
ty-six hundred houses have been
swept away in that town and its en-
virons. The money loss is placed ut
the frightfnl figure Of seventy. five
millinns nf dollars. The outbreak of
a great pestilence is now feared. As
II year of disasters, the first half of
1875 will compare with any Of It's
predecessors. Floods, fires. earth.
quakes and shipwrcks have followed
each other with frightfnl rapility.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-07-31

"Wbat sort Of a man." asks an Al
abam correspondent, sis the editor Of
the Cincinnati Gazette I Is he a white
man or not 7" Well, that depend
upon the sort of white man you are
talking about. His complexion would
seem to Indicate that he is what is
usually called a white man, but aside
from that you would be apt to mis-.
take him for the driver OF q charcoal
wagon, to whom soap and water are
q nuisance. .