davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-07-29

8eiipiel Grid uno Sarriet iofort folgten,
rieoe Winute lit toitbor. Seto Sbr i'm
8elit BON auten 8i.roen?"
r!3wei Bferoe rift ib auf Dem Der
ipe9e gu Sdanoen," ueriebte Grth, ~eln
orttte8 muroe ourb ben 2eib 9eido1len
uno Iosar - menlt i6 niht TIRE BON
einem iiioitaatliden @ueriaafrieser :; ltno
oas Gbier, auf uel6em id bier %eintraf,
beoarf minosi tens eine @ohe Der Gu6e,
um mieoer oienitfdbig gu weroen. Wir
iino alIo aIeiu auf ben Iaenten anae,plez
fen /; er periprad), oas Wt0sliAe gu let
iten, 6elaispferoe finoen mir, luenn auh
in eroben ;3fpti6enrdumen /; ebenIo lor9te
td fir iidere 6dbr9elesenbeiteu, I'M Die
9emObnliden &rcu3unsSpuufte Der S'itlie
gu permeioen."
$50 ~treffen mir un8?
vGuf benz len1eiti9en ufer oe8 WtiIli's
iippi. Die 8feroe iino bereits britben.
.3um 1eberleben benubert mir Elm 9tlloers
boot. SITS Sud aencbm, 10 erwarte tb
Sud- bel Der Oampffabre - pielei6t
bunoert Sdritte melt tronabwdrt8."
rSn elmer Stuuoe BIN ib CUR Stelle.'
vQGeroet Sbr Sure @obuung nnbez
merit p~erlaiien f0nnen ?"
Bortiebun9 folqt.)
, 1876-07-29
Asenten nerlanst!
Cast Adrift Cast AdriftL

&tn wureisss Ssitsnfad ~ ten beslbmt.a gp.rP,,
sIhree Years in a Man-Trap" unb Ten NfshS
in a BArsRoom." BON z. g. Arttur. Das iesf.
ane srss!t ou9 pitiss %ssfstsstsa s@rtfataa. IS = aISs
tantt. 70 wtre RON ben berpprrastnpAtu psrionsn my
3ettunasa ess sanbss auf bas @lnaiafe bsuribs,it'
eint V.iStbts ppn gsrbrt6sn unb Bsisibiannsss, !
inlHen. u wirp nsbr FL. we SaSs Der WiSsioisis ~
Der 1tOre'itai ospirt,n ale gtiess. aasatssI wsS,
.Man-IrAP" sssiaaIttat. massa miu1tasns as@ IN,
notwithstanding bee sBerfaHrrs. mir f,,r,s
Yprtrait IN Staeltt@ Ntre s,nfm is6tn Sukitribsntss
aberrsiat. Sti1rtbtnes aireulars unb tsl4s m,t ~
Sse.nsunssn wsrDsh fret auf anfrass wrJtaSst sse
o"abe' ve"a'' va f7iuHi4gD.N1a
, 1876-07-29
Sin bemerfensmertbes Sub!'
Artbul'S lettes unb sr0Btes.
Oef0br!!!

ODER: Seripuuoetia benz SauS zines Sreunoes.
Oieles oollencetite 2Serf bieIes @tteranen Der
Winerltanil1en Glteratur bat ais Gpr,puri elneu De.
Noltes beriibrt uno 9iebt einell ldretliden leberblid
uber uebeL ipeibes es bIostelt. MnRerpreentlid
i~pannene une aufresene, piro es uon Nlen nit
Se9l.roe 8elelen iperoen. Slimitrirt unc ibpn se'
nunfen. g8ir lino entl@loliem, 0as Bud in ieoer IA.
l1llie oes lanoes einjufibren uno o~iierlren nod Ate
easeioeiene Scrtbeile alien mGumli9en uno ueibli.
geil Subleribentenlamm gDir uerlanaen LIBERAL
N9snten uno I9lden gratis auf Werlaneen Beoineun.
Gen uno beldreibenpe Girculare. 3. ~. gtpeSar'
u. Co., 1898 9beltrut Str, pbila. 4gD2mls
, 1876-07-29

idmol3enen &ugeln bel Der Orehuuo ob.
platter1.
IS 1T fpobl fcin l3ueifel, oo6 es aes
1~tattet lit, aus benz Grpertmente Slid,
idliiiie auf Die @eftattuna ~unierer Gro
oberfldfe 3u 3teben. 8ar Der gorbana
BET Der SiIoun9 Der Grorinoe dbnli6 ie6.
EN- bet Der 9eIdmol3enen Wallrat6z ODER
Shmefelfuael, 10 it Die Gutitebun9 oes
trpItaatniiden Otailips erfldrt. 8ir
tlnoen III europa eiu mterbrod)cne8 fr1s
italliniide8 8anb in oer 9tihtuno BON
SiiomeIt nad) Norooit, in oen frpitauis
ntId)en Wtaiiip8 oeS ipaniiden uno fran,
5Oltlhen 3entralplateaus, 9Obmens tt,o
Der ruiitIden Steppe ; parallel gu oielen
oaS lhottiide uno ifanoiuap lde Wallip.
DaS Iuftreten Der frDitallinilden Wfalieu
III ben &etten9ebirsen ld6t iid) ebenfals
letd)t erflaren, oa ia bie specialization
nld)t aus dlieBli6 III 9r0Beren 8dnoern
Dor ftd) 9ln9. Die idwddern frDitalIiz
nllden 2inien muroen bon Der in 8euea>
ing beftnoltd)en Wfaiie oben ~fortseriiien,
ipuroen in 9letd)er @eile 9eididtet nno
9efaltet pie Die Seoi mentdrid)i6teu.
@s bliebe mn nod Die ieitlicbe 8elue=
9un9 Der Sberfldbe su erflaren, mas
inobl etpaS idwieri9er erideint. Oiele
Sewe9nn9 fam aber aud ourdb Die FORT
mdbrenoe &ontrattiom oes Gro Suuern
beroor9eruf len meroeu. Miiroe oieie auein
mtrfen, 10 riefe iie wobl nur cine ssa(tuna,
cine @lnidrumpiuns berpor, Die i'm @an<
gen nno 8roBen iid 9leidmd6ie au[ern
miiBte. Aber Die @rorinoe 1T ia audi nod
ben @eieeen Der a3entriiu9alfraft unter.
iporfen nno Der nmltano, baB Die bon
Profeiior SueB an9enommene 8eueeunq
cine welentlidonrd Slten (Norooit uno
SiiooiD seridtete lit, ldBt Die Nnnabme
8u, oab Die bemeaenoe &raft Die re iultirz
enoe lener 3wei auf Die @rortnoe mirfenz
ben &rdfte iit. Die 9tidtiafeit uoer
unridtigfctt oieier Nnnabme mu6 iid
matbematilh beweiien ~laiien, iobalo MAJ
eth reidbalti9eres Matertal ans llnter>
ladun9en, Die iih iiber idmntlide Sc
btras Dltene Der 8elt eritreden 9elponnen
bat. 90 oiel itebt aber biSber fet, oab
man auf benz beriibrten @eee 3u elmer
befrieoisenoen 20iuns Der 10 bodbeoeutz
Iamen 6ra9e Der @ebirssbilouns selangen
fam.
Bum Sdluiie iei es nod seitattet, auf
eini9e 6ol9erun9en binsuueiien, melde
oaS oorerwdbnte Experiment suldBt. Die
Grtdterbtlonng bei Den erfattcnoen &u<
geln trttt oann Elm, iuenn Die du6ere Stint
De Der &ontraftion nidt mebr gu fol9en
oerma9. Da auf Der Monooberfla6e
bereits Die 1ridterbilouns eiugetreten 1T,
10 bari mon a%nnebmen, oaB Die Gritar>
RING oicies &0rperS ldon febr melt por9e.
ihritten 1T unb Die Dide Der Gtuoe mebr
alS ll5 oes 6aoius betrdat. 'OaS Sch
len bon @afier uno Ntmoiptdre lieBe lid
audi oa nit erfldren, oa b@aie uno Stiff
iisfeiten in bas Snnere (ourd) Die Grid.
ter) sesosen fuuroen. Die 6inoe uuierer
Groe 1T oerbaltmiBmdBis nod oiinn, ba
Ionit in 6olse Der sr6Beren Spannuns
Die Grobeben 9emaltiser auftreten uno
Serbreitunssbesirfe baben mfg
ten. Sei fortidreitenoer Grltarruns oer
Srooberflade miro idlieblid Der Wfos
ment etntreten, oaB itd Tridter biloen,
ourd welde Waiier uno 2uft abiorbirt
weroen. Ood bari man porauslesen,
oaB Die em Montente nod anocre @rihein.
unaen bon sewaltiamen 8erdnoerunaen
porber9eben meroen.
, 1876-07-29
Giniee quite Gl.inoe :

1.-gine neueG rHnsuna. sranbIiA e9satt
unb geiihert burA Datent.
3.-Wtaht eiren ooIIfp IN 2s6.SnA,
gleih auf 5eioen Seiten. on allen Nrten bon StofIsn.
3.-2auft isiGt. ianft, serduiHlos uno rai@-bsHs
6 o m binatio II bon Gisenidaften.
4.-8auerbaft-lauf ) gre at obne Repa.
raturen.
5.-Werri@tet ollie Nrten BON Wrbstt
unb 5anep Ndbereien in elmer oorsistihsnmetis.
6.-Sit fir ben Irbeiter iebr Iti4t 5u II D..
baben. Die gauge Der Slide fam reSulirt ,usrosn,
pdbrenb bic Walhine i'm Ganse lit. uno bieie fam
nit etuem 5aoen oerieben %fperOeit, obne caB berielbs
burd 2oder Bu seben bat.
5.-plan etnf a d, ftnnret6, elegant, inosn
ser Std obns ben Gebraud, BON Cog sGbseI Gears.
8otarp Cams uno 2eoer Mrms forinirt uirb. Dat Osn
Nutomatie . ropGeeb. pelber etn aIetH.
maBi9t 2Gn9e bes Sttdes bel trsenb
tintT 0efhpinbisfeit idert. BAT uniersn
usuen 3breao Controller, msl1er cine sletu.
mdBige Ssipe9uns Der NeeoIesBar erlaubt unb e,uu
8ertes oes Gabtns porbeust
S.-Gonitruction Il ii 5 + srefdItie unb pon-
snctt. SIT f~abri8irt bon ben eei@idtetsu uae
err abrtn ten Mrbeitern in Der bertbmIsx
Remington NrmOrp, 9Hcn, q. o. Nhilaselppts
Office: $40 Sbeifnut Giraffe. 2YR7ma..
, 1876-07-29
8patt'S 2ebenS'8 citam.
Gin MeDi3iutideS YHuunrr.


Staosunt, Serpfeln. 8Sni8s. Srantbetf, &rpitpslas, siIs
VeIbnure uno bic iblimmhen Jaue pom Sluttraafeti.
ten, sreBt Stpdte, eeber. unp Nttrenletpsn, Nins-
wurm &c. &c. wirb ,Iufs Ssfimmtsts purD eislen &snis
aler NeinisunssmtttsI esbeilt. Derislbs lit ,Waimnp.
span,is SABRE pinbur6 pom YubIitum erprSbt, sat
3unosrttaulsnee ppn 5ausn sebeilt unb earirt nss,
ptnn mao Werltrift senpmmen. SIT Elm ft6erss pe,l.
rnittel p0n Jtttln in alen beilbaren 6alen, eurirJ py
%faulftsn altsa @si&murs. ielbf no Ter 8npasn I&pu 81.
seirefsn III.
Spatt's esbens.Raliam eu,irts Ssrrn 3. .. avn.
map, 1raspeen I'M Yart.lbedter gu YrsStlpn, ". H.,
pom 6rpniften Nbeumatismus, naheem perielbe syne
Qrtol9. pen ben pprsIsIi&ten Nsr,tsn 9urSpa's unt
4merita's bebanbelt ppreen mar.
SpattS SebenS.S alian, eurirte 5srrn y. o.
5eap, Dodmafer Nc. III WtabtiVn Str., bon untm
9sfabrltten 1eiGpur, uatSem er lsbs Uipuau I'm
purbt.
Spatt's eebens-8alfam teilte 5srrn 3aesb Wctb,
Stnee 9tp. 242 SreenpiU Str, ppn etuem icrpf fen
SelDwure, pObst bic 5aulntb loon Bis auf ben RnvSen
8%eerunaen mar. 5err U, bot pahrenb IS Sabren mad
8sl6teener Ssiluna teine Wteesrbc!uas Der Rraalseii
%ertabren.
Spatt's; Scheme alfam sarirts Ssrra gDtuiam
springer, NO. 1883 Brrpme Str., p~pafaabis BON eat
3unesttm Hpsumatismas 70 ernaltter Art, 0ae psrirlbs
ben @ettf hes 8rauten f&Sn peripirrt batte. Der 0..
nannts fOnnts mot feline 5anb gum Sppfs srbsbsa sne
9u BADEN in Der Saupt. SfFes, 246 0SranO Ctr, xss
pei 4p0ibsttrn I'M MaGtmstnea. iu 81 per 5laf&s. Ss6s
6lai6tn S..
3pett's tsrabmts 8 etImtttsI Hnb,
Spatt's uufsblbarer 4sbtns. Hallam Az 81. 90.
8patt's IA b.. bpppslt fart.r astsns. 8aliam, ~
y. rs. - Spatt's YularUnic BALKAN. Ober Der S9w,ae.
il6ttsen Nreuao, tu st.0O. = 6patt'S Spts stHi.
rasnt, %gnfsblbar far estbsH unb S6msrtsn is6tt art,
aeRfpst. SnFusnta, &atarrb, su Is SIS.
a0snn Obtss arittsl niSt In earsr Apotbsts pter an sus
rem glase su baben !tas, f. penss man i'd brett aHsas
central AspSs, 246 S%ransfr., y; ::
@ewtn 2. 6patt & Co., @ieen.blnu.
MsDsrau bin per SrpssB ssri4idt bslm bslbsn
DuSenp. 13nt 2uian
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3aus tn Deutf9lanb
knautb, Nad)oo 1 1ibne,
2.ipais.
s p G g

DON Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
Sc. 3 Mrb StraRe, @de Der 3ipeifen mne
@pates etr. unb 63I giS Dritte Ctr.
Vbitaoelp Via. VA.
9ies lit cine Organization Don aupitalifeu um
2bee 81 tmportlren uno 81 oertbeilen
nit einem tlsinen 1epimu, Der Dem @oniumentem allen
Geiptnn Der 3piihenbdnpler erlpart. gDtr contrpairen
elnen 9rpBen 1beil Der be1tel 3beelorten, ipelte nab
oieleri Sanoe fommien unb bic nur oon uns lelbit per-
iauft merben. perloner, ipelbe bon cuoeren banolern
tanfen tbun oies au ibrem ei9enen ytabtbeil. llnIere
6duler IN Gbina uno Sapan baben Die belten 6acilitG'
ten iur Nuslpabl, mas nns groBt Sortbelle 9ewabrt.
9Sir baben gum Bertauf unIerer 8beel orten in alen
6auptltdoten Der Yereinigten Staatel stores etablirt.
9Dir geben unieren &unoen eh
GcbDneS Sci Sbrpmp,
,eenommen bon Den metropolitan g8erteu ainerltani.
ider uno fremoer aiiultler), luelbes. peun in eluem
Siloerlaoen 9etauft, mebr toten ipiiroe ais Der prels
oes 1bees betra9t, Dlls 99romOs iin6 eim Gel9eut
Iir unlere 1un0en.
Nae %getauLten gDGaren a "a nti ri, baB lie po1s
fommens Ssfrleoi8un9 ~8eip0bren, ootroas Delo 3uriid.
%ertattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
II II A Co.,
No. s31 Wrb StraBe. SIDE 3lpeitsn unc Coates StraBs
uno 62l SIo 9iuslts STR. pplia.. III. 49a12ni-
, 1876-07-29
Gin neuer MoclstiteI.

Die Sudt mad Slteln uub boht0nenben
Nainen it jest 70 algemein semoroer, oaB
iih gflemanp mebr NIT ieinem einfahen gtas
men beguiisen mag, %ionoern tpenn ct MN
einmal fein IoelSprdbicat ODER berslei6eu 81
erlansen oermag, 10 idafft er iih ielbit ein
Iolde8, lroem ct einen SrtSnanen ais lns
bdngiel an ielnen Namen iebt. @ir f6nnten
bierpcn unSdblise Seiipiele anfiibren. wouen
uns aber nit fotgenoer nieolideu @cibihte
be9niigen. Il8 Serr @aben in Nntiperpen
Elm beoeltenoer 8aufier muroe, Elm 2tbt Der
SOrIe, 10 seiblete er nte mebr bios @aben,
%ionbern Cahen d'Anvers gun llnterlhieoe
bon allen anberen @abens, uub balb mar er
aud III alien S0rfen ais Cahen d'Anvers
befannt. Gines Cages mafte er NIT Dem
Sanfler Baron Sppenbeim aus G0ln eluen
Iusflu9 aah Sriiilel, NIB ais bteler 2eetere
I'M 8remOenbuh ben gameu ietnes Sreuubes
bios nit aroben s3iigen &c. d'Anvers" &C.
idrieben fab, er9rlfi er nit itluem Qdhelu Die
Seoer uno itrteb barunter !: 20. de Coz
logne", melher CUTE 8Is balb oil alien grO=
ben SDriPnplasen %curiirte.
8ri9bam YOung, Der Wormo.
n,n.BrOpbet, 1T Der Sater BON oreiunoIehS,
3ig &inoeru, BON iuelhen fiinfunopisrlig am
9eber itno. Wtebr oils Die S6lfte btsisr &in.
Dec ltno WGo6en uno oieie ino mt 3pel
| ODER orei Ausudbmen Idmmtli1 Blonbinen.
&eine8 bon Den WtGb9eu 1T, was man ihSn
beiBen fam. 0aS leete Brigham Oouna
s~eborene aiuo lit in ~tleines, 6 Sabre altes
IR1Ndpu zine Snhter MN 9(moiio SSnn
&ott. Sri9bam's oier5ehntsr Satin. Diele
ieIbit 1T iett elme plera'S Sabre olte. absr
nod lmmer biibi1e 0lau uno mad 4ma-
liz 6OliOm, lelner adlt5ebnten @attin,
BIS PrOpbeteu Saporitin. Oieis srte So,
porittn lou Elm iiberaus biei9es Gsmpera.
ulent beteen uno nit DEM alteu griabam
umsshen, als i lie %unlalt lem 'Bs,b ,eine
Sdmte9 rmntier.
The People's vindicator., 1876-06-10

some counties of Louisiana, crimes
will he committed by both whites and
blacks, leading to angry retaliation
and to consequent disorder, but if the
Governor and his subo,dinates we've
at their posts of duty they could cas-
ily enforce the laws and wonld have
tie assistance in SO doing Of good
citizens.
what:thc St. LOFTS Republican says.
How, one after another, the carpet
bag tyrants who strutted their brief
hour upon the Southern stage fall
into the hands Of avengins Nemesis.
Only little while ago Ames, of Mis-
s,ssippi, was in full bloom. Now a
popular earthquake has flung him
high and dry into a Minnesota lum
ber yard. Only little while as"
Scott, of South Carolina was monarch
of all he surveyed. Now no dog in
Charleston is poor enough to do him
reverence with a congratulatory bark.
Only a little while ago Spencer OF
Alabama, ruled his State with a rod
of iron and cheek of brass. Now
even the village Postmastcrs pluck his
beard aud cast their scorn in his teeth,
and the very Senators who allow him
to sit among them hold tl,eir noses
when this embodiment of political
putrefaction comes too near. kellogg
of Louisiana is left alone, the last
rose of dismal summer, fading yet
fragrant still. But though Federal
bayoncts have furnished him again
and again with spinal column, Kel'
logg is visibly weakening and can
not much longer survive. When he
steps down and out all tho brightes
ornaments and exponents Of carpet
baggery will have vanished moth
ing gracing their career like the end
ing Of it. What q constellation 0
worthies they are! How proud vii
the next Centennial be to look bacl
upon that era in American polite
when blatant loyalty, blo"dy shirt
tough conscience and greedy finger
} were the all sufficient credentials Il
tho viceroys of the Republican party
When men, who In their Nortler
homes, could not obtain a suit q
clothes on credit, were placed owe
Southern States and held there BY til
power of the general government, J
spite of the protests aud prayers {
their victims. When thieves clad i
the Republican purple plunder l'elr
less people and made peace the "
t hicle of more terrible Affections tia
the tumults of war. When "our re:
} tored Union" was the dirtiest depot
| ism the sun of liberty has ever show
1. upon. Surely = country which ha
, survived sucl, an ordeal ought to |
D proof against any and all trials til;
!. may await it hereafter-and it vi
] be if the example We have set is
warning to our successors.
The People's vindicator., 1876-06-10
A Sioux Warriors Diary.

Among the intcrestingrelic brought
back by gentlemen connected with
Gen. Crook recent expedition against
hostile Indians, aud found in the vii
laye of Crazy Horse, after it was
abandoned by the band, and prcvi
ous to its destruction by Gen. Crooks
soldiers, was book full of curious
drawings, which appear to he the
military record, expressed III picture
form, Of some one Of the young war
riors belonging to the Indian band.
We have seen the book, which con-
tains many sketches, remarkable for
bold dclineatiou aud truthfulness to
nature, bearing in mind, Of course,
that the same is the work Of an untu-
tored Indian artist. The pictures
represent attacks on American wagon
trains, parties travelling along the
highway. In a. few'instances female
figures occur. The victims are pic
TIRED as being scalpcl. shot with
rifles and arrows, and stabbed with
lances. In some of the pictures the
parties attacked arc Indians Of otl'er
tribes, Crows and Pawnecs being cs'
pecially noticeable. Nearly all the
scenes are painted in bright colors
the blac uniforms Of the murdered
soldiers and the red trappings Of the
Sioux braves are especially vivid. II
is qnite certain that every scene Sc
pictured was an actual occurrence
The warrior to whom this book be-
longed has a very sanguinary record
if that isl..truc. =:Thc book itself ar'
pears to have been an account book
that was stolen from some post-tra
der. 1t bears date 1869.
The People's vindicator., 1876-06-10
A Few Words to Our2 Girls.

The pastor of a church in one of
our large cities said to me not long
ago: III have of1iciated at forty we'd
dings since l came here, and in every
case save one, l felt that the bride
was running an awful risk. Young
men Of bad habits and fast tendencies
never marry girls of their own sort,
but demand a wife above suspicion.
So, pure, sweet, women, kept from
the touch of evil through the years OF
their girlhood; give themselves with
all their costly dover Of womanhood,
into the keeping of men who IN base
associations, have learned to under;
value all that belongs to them, and
then find no place :for repentance IN
the sad after years.
There is but one way out of this
that can see, and that is for you-
the young women of the country-to
require in association and marriage
purity for purity, sobriety for scbr'e'
ty, honor for honor. There IS M
reason why the young men OF this
Christian land should not he just a
virtuous rs it's young women, and
the loss of your society and love II
the price they are forced to pay TO
vice, they will not pay it.
l admit with sadness that not all o
o,,r ,..unr ,vomon ara camille of thi
high standard for themselves. .or 9th
ers; too often from the hand Of reck'
less beauty has tho temptations t
drink come to men; but l be'icv
there are enough Of earnest, thought
full girls in the society OF our countr,
to work wonders in the temperanc
reform, if fully aroused. Will 90
not then, dear girls, be so tue
yourselves and God, so pure in you
: inner and outer life, that Eyou sha
have right to ask that the youn
men with whom you associate, an
; especially those you marry, shall u
the same3
The People's vindicator., 1876-06-10

A FAMILY ScENR.-'Orvil'e Grant!
yelled the President, seiziDg lis trem.
bling kinsman by lis left car and
wrenchingit it violently; "You aie q
pretty sort Of brother you're h nice
third term sardine, aiu't you!"
"Did l mean to hcst you!" whimp.
cred the offender. Did l say who got
part Of the money! Sppo'n I'd DO
any thing against the family !"
".diot!" shrieked the President,
tightening his grip and jerking the
miserable calprit to and tro.
"Let 60 Of me-" cried Orvil!e, n'' Nc
| wrath rising. "Lct 20 my ear 'hlss
Grant, or I'll make such interesting |
reading for this people that nove''
won't 6e nowhere"
Then he exccllency rela!ed b''
grasp and sank back exhausted on {
pile Of empty cigal boxes. while ,r Vr'
Vile, gathering up bis quive''ng aar
icular, strobe moodily out OF tue room
for q bottle Of arnica.-Bfoohty" ar
aus.
The People's vindicator., 1876-06-10
A Scene in the SheriH's Office

The newly elected sheriff was sit
ting in his office sad eyed and hag-
gard. lie held in lis hand a stack Of
manuscript representing the applica'
tions of eight hundred and seventy
candidates for positions Of deputy
sheriff, each of whom said he had
worked for him at the polls, and had
gained him all the way up from two
hundred to ono thousand votes from
their personal friends who did not
vote the opposition ticket.
A man attired in a blue shirt, with
a paper collar aud a red nose, entered
the office, and, grasping the hand Of
the tired official, greeted him cordial
ly. All, Mr.. Sheriff, but it's glad |
am to see you looking SO hearty
don't you remember met"
II don't think I do," remarked the
official, "although there Is something
in your face which is familiar to me-"
"Ah, MI. Sheriff, l thought you'd
know me. l worked for you all day
election, and got yon one thousand
votes, and I come for that place.
"Well, l am sorry to say that
have already promised all the places
at my disposal"
"0h, give me place; I don't care
what it is.' ;.
"Oh, by.tl,e-by,'' said the sheriff
with a malicious grin in his eye
"there is a place, but it's not y much
and I don't think you'd take it,"
"Ah, Mr.. Sheriff, I'll take anything
I don't care what kind Of q place
il. Tell me what it is, and I'll jum
, at il witt. my coat off,"
"All right" said the sheriff; ether
is a man going to be hanged at til
8 iail next month, aud he wants some
!, body to take his place. I think
e will suit you"
9 The man with a red nose cease t
! smile, and asking the sheriff for
t quarter to pay for !, his lodging thu
night, he left tie Office aud mingle
with the throng Of would.be deput
|, sheriffs on the outside.
The People's vindicator., 1876-06-10

How ii WoRks.-A man in Deco
rah, Iowa, says the Louisville Courier
Journal, got some whisky at drug
store, and while under its benign in
fuence, had his hands and feet 50
badly frozen that they had to he am
putated. Then his wife sued the
druggist for damages and recovered
SO, 500, which was probably twice as
much as she expected to get. And
ever since then, whenever a man
around there started down town, HE
wife follows him to the front door,
and tcnderly says: "Jecms, it look
zift was gwinc to he monsns cold on
terward the shank . tho cvenin', and
as you'll naturally be tol'rahle tired
agin that time, if I was yon I'd cum
by the dreg store and hist in a nice
warm drink Of good spirets, and fetc!
a drap or two home with you, which
you'd better drink it all, though, a
you cum along yourself"
The People's vindicator., 1876-06-10

SruDY.-To study successfully, the
body mnst be at; ease, AM. Time mail.
aged with great. economy. Persons
who study many 'loms in the, day
should perhaps have two separate
pursuits going on at the same time
one for one part:'of the; day. and. tive
the other for the other and these ol
10 opposite a nature as possible, tha'
the mind may be refreshed by change
and all the bad effects Of Iass'tadt
avoided. There is ono piece Of ad' !
vice in a life Of stuty which we think
no one will object to, and that is
every now and again to be comp'etel;!
idle; to do nothing at all; indeed
this part of life Of study ia common
! " considered as so decidedly superio
to the rest, that it has almost obtain
ed an exclusive preference over tLos
other parts Of the system, with whlc'
We wish to see it connected.
The People's vindicator., 1876-06-10
VOL. IL.
MAILS.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

NEW ORLEANS, Red River Landing,
Simmsport, Morcauville, Cotton
Point. Evergreen, Cheneyvillc kamo-
ME, WellswOod, Alexandria, Cotlle
and Clonticrville, Arrive and de-
part Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
atSA. N.
SHREVEPORT, Spring Ridge, Kcachie,
Mansfield, Sunny-South, Pleasant
Hill and Marthaville. Arrive Tues
day, Tlurday and Saturday. Depart
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
sA. NJ.
SAN AUGUSTINE, Milan, Sab'notown'
Pcndleton, Many, and Fort Jessnp.
Arrive Tuesday and Saturday. De-
part Monday and Thursday, ut 7 A.
M1NDEN, Bnckhorn, Ringgold, !verson,
" Coushatta, Grapes Bluff and Camp
te Arrive Tuesday and Friday. De-
mart Wedncsdayand Saturday at &. A:
WINFIELD, Atlanta, Montgomery, and
81 Maurice Arrive Wednesday and
Saturday. Depart Monday and Thurs
day at GA. NJ.
ALL MAILS CLOSE At A. NJ.
0qicc Hours-from "a. NJ. to 2 r. NJ
and from Bpm to7PM.
w. D. HARKINs.
Post Master.
The People's vindicator., 1876-06-10

A correspondent entered an oface
and accused the compositor 0f not
havinp punctuated his com'nnnlca'
ton. When the typo earnestly replied !:
"Im not a pointer /; I'm . setter.
The People's vindicator., 1876-06-10

A bricklayer recently died in Lon
don who was found to have the heav'
lest brain on record. 1t weighed ak
ty. five ouncef.' The man could nel
ther read nor write.
The People's vindicator., 1876-06-10

It's the wife who has the making
Of o mans home, says al exchange.
True. and now and then she makes
his wig warm too.
The People's vindicator., 1876-06-10

An English revivalist Gid down
tho hauistsrs Of his paIpit 10 order to
show how people went on lack s'''
ding.
The People's vindicator., 1876-06-10

A circus with q lunch counter at
tached, We have reason to believe
would draw we'll here at present.
The People's vindicator., 1876-06-10

"That's going too far" as the Bos'
ton man said when his wife ran away
to San Francisco with another man
The People's vindicator., 1876-06-10

High Colors-those in the rainbo "