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The Unknown Future.

ftnow not what may befall me,
God hangs . mist DER my eyes,
And before each step Of my onward way,
lie makes new scenes to rise;
And every Joy he sends me comes
As 10 sweet end glad surprise.
sec not Q step before me,
As I trace the day Of the year;
But the past Is still Ia Goi's keeping,
The future His mercy shall cheer.
And what looks dark in the distance,
May brighten a. draw near.
For perhaps the dreadful future
Has less bitter than l think
The Lord may sweeien the water
Before I stop TO drink:
Or, IL Marrah must be Marrsh,
us will stand beside the brink.
II may be be was waiting
For the coming Of my feet.
some gift Of such rare blessedness,
Some joy so strangely sweet,
That my life can only tremble
With the thanks | cannot speak.
Ny heart shrinks back from trials
which the future may Disclose,
Yet | never had sorrow
But what the dear Lord chose;
Aud sent the coming tears back
With The whispered words, "Ile knows.
30 I 90 on. not knowing,
I would not II might,
] would rather walk with God in the darl
Than 60 alone in the light,
! would rather walk with Him by faith
Than walk alone by sight.
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Russian 90 vernment ba,

~ The Russian government has
10 contemplation Q railroad through
Central Asia, over 2.000 miles in
length, the estimated cost Of which
10 20o, ,0l0.O00. II this enterprise 10
oommsncsd il will open a very con.
siderable market Tor stasl rails and
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An appeal will he held at the Commissiouer.'
ONCE Ia the ronrt house In the borongh ~ Mid
betwe.n tho honrs of Q o'clock A. \. aud o'clock
r, u. when aud whore oil Who may feel theni-
selves asgrieveI BY their classification may st
tend II they think proper: r:
Mercantile Apprsiser.
Middieereet, Pa. April 20. is7e.
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Treasurers Sale Of Seated and
unseated Lands in Snyder
County 1876.

The Treasurer Of said County by authority
and IN pursuance Of tho Act Of Assembly Of
March 18th isio and supplements thereto and
plemcnts thereto hereby sivc notice that h. will
eSpose to paDiic sale at tho Treasures oine NJ
MiddleburK ON the l2'h day OF June neSt, and
by adjournment from day to day ~ necessary,
tho whole u the hereinafter describe tracts
and parts OF tracis OF ,anis situate Ia said coun
~ or su N parts thereof ~ will pay the county.
state, road, po = AMI school tlies due aud tue
cosis acofueJ thereon, to wit:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19
READ TIE ANNOUNCEMENT.
CT TIE
Murray Hill Pubiish;nGcoe
John r. Jcwest. NIn,lsgcr.
sHnk{SGEna Nrw paths i:.drkcG Uut Il,
Nrutn ~ SiNt yil.,;s,sst .,,

0InnkfYH DSSs: Asses Cured.
b fnu4es Hy% H n , ,'..r l,,, out;n
al books--PLAiS licMe TALK Asp MEDICAL
COMMON SENsE, lIch cVDt2uls nearly lAGluc,a
Ofogigtnal matter, az entertaining; ~ aia>cilatl.
story Health uul long life iI,.,,c easy Tor il.a
learned and uNlcarIri. Ctaln,nvd full nf lr:rt
new ideas, Which me cheering to III, sick sl,,'
intensely cntcr.in!ngto thusc wh0 u,r fortunate
enough 70 escape discuss ltsIayds he :r.Gei
against the p:1holcs u human knfIc,ins, .H,i
points the way OF d"liverance ~ thoke whu SIC
sboat It. Ii Is fog you. les author. d.. =
=. FaorE, "i i2O i.txlaoToS AykHuE. Nk,<
York; is consulted BY inyNiiis ut llu.e me-
abroad, in person Gnd by hitter: Ind ha@ hsd he
experience ~ nearly qua Ser OGM century
snthe treatment q ions: staad'ps md clinical. dis.
eases OF cveey LNaiactcr, hence lis ability &C
write practical truths fue the invalid reader HE
CONSULTATIONS are FREE to the nick every wlr,c;
hence bis Immense correspondence with thesic
OH over the globe. ior. READER. .EE AT LIZ
ERrr f0CoNsuLT tho able a,,lhcr u Plain Hope
Talk and Medical Common y nsc. Write u him
Aid you will I've struck with his Common Sense
Whatever Your malady. YOU will receive light
which will do yon good, y inve;,i'g only
10 interest YOU in both the doctor and his int
mortal book. The Book Itself. which gives
satisfaction t. ail VINO read il. can he hal Of
agents, or Of The publishers. direct. Flain mus-
jim binding. gas in tn" English or German
language. Iibrs:y binding. IN English only.
s3.;5. Sent By mail, postage prepaid, on receipt
pS the price, a lady writes the author: ~
have afways felt that You we're ths ply sican Q!
the world. from the fact " your wonderful sue
cess and erigig@ ideas." One reader rays =
yorks Of the age" Another says" wonld not
be without it for twice its cost" Similar letters
Eeach the author Every Gay. Contents table
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For Sale.

TOR the purpose 6f settling 4 succession
L the following described Plantations
are offeIetl for sale:
lst. a certain plaltation Of tract Of
land, sitaatsd III tile parish Of Red River,
State df LGttisiana. On the right bank Of
Red river, dcsSenGing, opposite Loggy
Bayou, Geilg iQ sections n, "a, - and rs,
in Township Ia, Range IL, West; coitsin-
ing 70S 76tl00 acres. .....
This plantation has now In, cultivation
and under good fence. abgnt 500 acres,
more i.r lesj; With ,Haidable, impr' w.
n,sn.s, cotlsisting. = q dwelling hous",
GIN Mousse, negro caltlns, corn cribs, and
all necessary d,ft. buildings. This plant
atipr is finely tinibetetl. and not subject
to Ovefdbws, and will be sold, at private
salc, on the following terms: a-afab
One. third cash I; the balance in one and
tNo years, with mortgage and vendors
privilege reserved, with interest ut the
rate Of B per cent, ON the credit purchase
Of the price, from day ofsale., :.
I'd. A certain tract Of land or planta
ton situated in the parish of Grant, State
of Louisiana, on the left bank If the
Bon Dicu Sver, descending consulting of
d grant of GAO acres of hind confirmed by
Congress-, to Lestan Prulllomme, ~ as-
sig.sS of john Baptiste Breyelle, and
$50 8SffO0 acres purchased By the dsceas-
ed, Lestan Prudhonlfnei h0oim tho United
States, in Township y, Range .. aud con;
tanning, in the aggregate, 1883 $500
sores, moro q Iees. This plantation II
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We have now to note that rain
has fallen in hearty if not all the
different portions Of the parish.
Cotton worms have made their ap.
pearance on many plantations and
we are very apprehensive they
viii do damage.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19
81. .Mi:IIarIS Convent,
FOUNDED IN 1925.
Under the Direction Of the Religious of
the Society Of tho Sacred Heart.
ST. JAMES PARISH. LA.

1I,HIS Institution j. PLEASANTLY situated
or the Mississippi P:vvr, about 60
niles above New Orleans; The buildings
arc spacious and will ventilated. The
aim OF the Religious. conducting, it, ia to
secure to their rVpil>a thorough and ac-
compl:,}lr,t uiucation.,. Simplicity Of
dress. j. enforced, by. tlm rules. Their
heal til is tile Object. ;HUtiring solicitndc:
and. N sickness, they are atlectionately
and CHRISTIANITY attended to.
The scholastic. year, which is divided
into Two sessions of five MOTHS each,
commences on the first Wednesday Of
October. aud terminates: in the last week
Of the following July.
Terms Tor tie Scholastic Year,
Payable in current funds, and always in
Advance.
Entrance Fee, (lmt oncrl SC
Board, with tuition III Eug!i-l, anil
French $50
Washing 30
Books and Stationery II
Doctors Fee 6
Summer Baths :?
Music 80
Use Of Piano or Harp Is
Vacation charge, (.Sr 3s;'y;;ai1:t a|in;t
SrptrMlcr) a.
Pupil. "rs aApiit'sdA at my TINE, and
charged ohl from tie date Of entrance.
y" deduction is made for u pupil who
may be withdrawn before tile expiration
Of the session, unless It Ec cn account
of sickness ..rs
No pmtic,,'ar ,ii,,esSs As :elnitca,. ex-
ccpt on s,,mlays and, tuesdays. when
blue Merlin" is w~!, Up winter, and in
summer, wink lava, and occasionally
white l;icnntt or N;,i,Sook.
Each pupil ssmld ln, pro;',l"l with
blue, IL white md /: pi';k dress !; white
plain Bobbinct veil, two and half or
three yards long, according to The size Of
the young lady; i llapE plat: i'ehbinct
.cil, twelve changes Of under garments,
twelve pairs Of hose. G dozen. aud IL half
or tw" dozen pocket l|;:H'!Feichlets, eight
large napkins, ei$4t towel, Twelve COL
lars, SIX night. g:'w's, fur phirs IF shoes;
Il tiot tt!t. toilet box; York boz, goblet,
table knife, fork and spoon two rairs
Of blan kets, three pa;ts IT sheets, three
and HALT yards hing, twt; ant! h halt
wide; a lnusluito-hat Vt white Netting.
two yards long, the sop to liz live feet
long, .twi, and \ balf wide. An to bt
Iistiul'y marked with tlte lumber as
''i Parents wishing s!;itir children to lie
furnish he'd. With ;cl"t!li"g, stc.s are en-
pectel; to dcpn-'t. with tho Treasurer
funds fur the p!!rpcse., Iii,
Pupils Of every determination lire re-
qnired to assist at tI: public exercises Of
rcligiel--;no further .iniAescr is ever ex-
ercisctl over theft convictions on this
grave point. =, =,
Visits. are cGnllNcd, when practicable.
to Sundays and Thursdays, aud are to
be made only By parents, guardians and
near relatives, unless when authorized
by sncli as have power to do SO.
Epist"lary correspondence Is subject to
inspection.
For circulars aud firtl;er. particulars,
apply to- Or address the. MOTHER SU-
PERlOR, st. ,MichacFs Ctnvent.
MIR. p. tOUKslNE, 40 travier Street,
New Orleans. or
MIR. N: Il. CARVER. Natcl,itocllcs, La,
Agents. May2O-tt.
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An enthusiastic radical declared
lat week, when brim full Of whisky.
that tIotS white men would vote for
nIa than any man In the perish. Be-
to one Of tho biggest scdandrelsf III the
tsss, and already Under Indictment,
~ ase constrained to think that the
tAms motive power that inpel'e'l the
he New Orleans radical mob, whisky
- Il work on this simoa:; II anra
I - respectable white man who would
Is1sss for any tadidal here We would
Tie u publish bic maine. !
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Having bought Mr.. $. Parsons entire
stock Of Horses, Hacks, Bnggies and
Hcarse, as we'll as full assortment Of
coftins, l now invite continuance Of
the patronage Of tho public.
Charges will bc moderate. ::
Hire Of Hearsc within corporation Sl5.
Price for distances beyond toIfronpse linn
its will le governed BY the dibtailces,
from $25 to $50. -. 90,
Cotiins If a.i styles on band, prices
ranging from 425 to 500. 80. ~
July'StE P. VEU1E..lAN.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19

The 1.atourche Republican says
that Judge H.: N. Ogdoh, the
Democratic nominee for Attorney
General Of this State, commanded
the White Leag,le on the l4th of
September, 1874. Now don't!
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19

II. H. Hathoirn, ESQ.,, of Ward
2, is spoken ofby the Democratic
Conservatives citizeaa al q prob.
able candidate for the Legislature.
A good man and would make a
good representative.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19
TAKE
SIiVoIS' LIVER REC(LA76R,
For all diseases 6f tile Liver, Stomach

or all diseases dt tie Liver, StOliiac
and Spleen.
After Forty Years trial i Is
still receiving the most pndual-
itiel testimonials of Its |irtucs,
from persons Of tile highest
character and rcspt,islhility.
Emmett rhysiciutit commend
it as the most.
1t: Is cniilie,itlv Family
Medicine, al1 BY being kept
ready ;f0t Immediate resort,
will save many an honr Of snf-
fering, aud many a dollar in
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19

Has anybody seen any thing Of that
sexa tiag Iatslyi We, are on the
limit tor tho name Of q single man
Vat belongs toit. ,asa,..t
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Onr parish people nre all doing quite
we'll now, in a political way. This
town aud country quarrel must cease,
however.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19

The Parish Central Committee
of the Democratic Conservative
party will meet at their rooms on
Monday next. AS it is their reg
ular meeting, a full ATTENDANCE Il
requested.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19

There will be mass melting Of the
Democratic Conservative citizens of
ward ! to-day.
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DOCTORS BILLS;

Yftir Regulator is one Of the lpet fani-
" medicines I ever used. have not
spent one dollar for my family for medi-
clue in five years, only fct yopr, Rcgula
tor, and must say it doGs, an it; says it
will. You can also RECOMMEND j. in Collie
for Stock. it having ciiye.t q, ti,ie mule of
mine worth Five HQn,lred dollars.
}. 4. NElsoS, Macon, Ga.
The Liver, the largest organ
in the body is gprSstt4flS the
seat II the, disease; and il not
Regulated in time, great suf..
fstinar:I w!stcl isdness, aud
ifyeu fell Dui|, Dro1xsy. De.
bilitated, hate frequent Head.
Appetite ,.sl 'IM!gae Coatcd,
y. u are suffering frGm Torpid.
Liver Of "BilliOusness," and
nothing will cure you 90 spectli.
~ Sna permanently.
Hon. Alex. H: Stephens.
II occasionally use, when MY c;oi,Nfi-
ton requires it, DR.. Silnlnoisy 1ivor Reg
ulator, with good cffect!"-lion. Nlox.
H. Stephens
Gorernor ef Alataad.
"Your Regulator has been in u ,';a, in my
family for some time, and am pe,s,,,.-
ded it is a valuable addition to the lne,li-
cal seience."-GoY.. J. chi Shorter, Ala.
81 have uss,f the Regulator i'll my fahh-
ily tor the past seventeen years. ! can
safely Recommend II to tic world as the
hest medicine I have ever used for that
class OF lilseases it parports to c,lre."-
H. +. Thigpcn.
Balawort Episeope, Mcfhoa:s.
This medicine is acknowledge
ed to have no equal pta Liver
n,etfissine; co,,taipg those fonth::
cru Roots and Herbs wkiGFa
4lIMise Providence has placed
il, countries where Liver DIS
eases most prevail.
:. :, Ladies' Eatsorsement.
II have given your medicine i thor.
ough trial. and iii no Ease has it failed K,
give full satisfaction. Ellen Mcclellan,
Chattahoocbee, Fla.
Ptc}ssssoaal.;
:From actual experience in TIE tt;c Of
tbis medicine in My Practice. II have been
and tp satisfied to use anil prescribe it
! ~ q pslgdtive medicine --.Df.J. W. Ma.
son. - ~.
NJ. =: Florida ce.l tss3ieaase:
'Thaye tscl Dr. simnpin,y Liver Reg.
alator on my family fol. Dyspepsia and
ESick Rea1aelis, and regard it an invala.
fable remedy. It has not failed to give
relief IN any instance.'-Rev. w. r
Easterling.
President Oylethropc College.
"Simmons' Liver Regulator il certain.
" speci6c for that class Of complaint,
which it claims to cur" -Rev. David
Wills. May Git.
l&5 - &0n per aAs At home s.spis,
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TER Trade.
NEW GOODS !!
New Goods!!
THE entire s,dck is,,iptter and more
select than any every introduced int"
this market. and having been purchased
with CASH, can DC sold 'o~y thu" The
l0,Cest.
The Motto Of tho Firm is to sell
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
e. Cali and examine our stock, which
consists in part Of
CASSIMEGES,
JEANS,
TN'EEDS,
ki;rsE}s,
PRINTS,
BROWN L. t}nEAciiED colToNs,
is
LADIES' bbEEss GOODS,
TRIMMINGS,
=. BLANKETS,
Woolen Goods Of all kinds.
BOOTS,
;snOEs,'
LADIES' un;d GENTS. HATS.
Clothing, a fill and Complete Assert.
Croc;1k,e;;1r;y, Hollow 4 Will
low Ware.
A full line of FANCY and FAMILY
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
Books, Stationary, &C., &c.
1p fact
A FRESH and select stock Of goods always
on hand, which having been purchased on
casl, basis enables us to offer extra induce.
ments to cash buyers.
Highest casl, price paid for cotton and other
produce, and liberal advances made III cash
Or merchandise on consignment
March 35-lv.
Boilrding; House
Corner FRONT and TOUL1NE s,rects.)
NATCniroCnEs, Ia.
TERMS. Only One dollar and Il half
.. per day.
HAVING. leased the NARCiSsE PRU-
III DHCMME building, and furnished
it with ,,cW aud elegant Furniture. l
ant prepared to. accommodate bdal,iers,
both, tt:iusicnt anil permanent, u!:l sup
ply them With all the ,lelicacies the cOan-
try affords. l.. II. DtRDlGk,
April lily. Proprietor.
TTAhGNGH7I1I'al,
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NAToHfxTocHEs
HIGH SCHOOL

-OO--
The building IS Completed and will he
l opeiied for the reception Of pupils, Oh
MoNDsY, Sd day Of APRIL ncxt
Glasses to IL Of three grades.
LIST Elementary Spelling, Reading, wri-
ting and first rules IL Arithmetic.
2nd Same continued, With History, &C.
ography, Oral Arithmetic, use Of
GlolN.s. English Grammar, Rhct ric,
Exercises in ElOttition and Compost.
ton
Sid Higher or University Arithmetic,
advanced Mathematics, Natural and
Moral Philosophy, and the Ancient
Languages. (Latin and 0reck.)
TERMS:
Tuition, for First c'aal' pet Hit''y;n{h $500
/" T Third" " e " SOC. 500
payable pi0anitfhy:)
Board csn lie h3t in the city with
private families, from $lO to $l2 per
month.
W. C. JACK,
MarcE g5-tf. Principal.
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OK @On per az At home. Sanplss
WOTO Wv worth 81 free. S51SsaS q
O., Portland. Maine.
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The Ladies' lland.Book/
Of valuable information to evcry/S .
woman, Old or YOUNG EZ.s
Married or Single. LADIES' $$/...s
will thank US Tor this /T....s
Handbook, und no A/''''''
mother will object ~ X.
to placing it in the Is T. NJ
l'andsof her taugh M 4
private IT, iyc aa,'.w2MENTsofso!1
.scs' out are@Harslysis, Apoptexy.
for gcu- Z$Zsoas: Homogeneous !;
cral tir.Z@lAeir Cause and Cure:
a' va * This Essay will lie found
9. o'aZSSEdccply interesting to ali
ton. IS1pcryous sufferers. BOTH
HTot EITHER Of the foregoing
NN. MANp-BOOKS sent yl;xE Il
Z$/any address. Address, with
7stamp. N. Y.P.Co. Bedford, Mass
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The steamer Bart Able came to
our landing with ! good trip on
Tuesday last. Capt. G. G. Hamil:
ton commands this fine packet
with Voolfolk, Dowty and Joffirion
as clerks. OF course she is like
home to all our people and her
patronage is liberal and will be
sustained by all:
A negro was drowned in front
of town on Sunday morning last.
Cause, whisky and water.
The soldier who was wounded
by young Collier q week OF two
aiuce, is, we are happy to say;
rapidly recovering.
DR.. G. G. Cunningham If ward IL
reported the speeches made at Car.
lo'l jones' and Mr.. Pcrot gave the
Tindicator information relating t" the
Campte gathering Of incendiaries.
Thanks, gentlemen; for your kindness:
- ----------- 49, .----1,-
The weather has Iecn very pleasant
for some days past, but there is mucl,
sickness reported in the couIitry.
We have learned that it has
been said by so,ile gentlemen in
our town, that the Editor of the
.~Eisaicatot was IL fsror of, and
ielectioneeringfor, certain parties for
office in our parish. We are much
panied that any gentleman should
have. so far. forgot his duty to
truth, as to have made stitch d
Statements statement Va pro
nounce dn4dalifdely false in every
particnlaar-the : indicator is the
peoples organ, and we liave refas:
ed to make it a partizan Journal
from the beginning. It's editor
has no friends to reward; or enc.
mics to i,u nish, in this political
contest, all reports, statements, or
ettterancss to the contrary, not
outstanding.
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GRANGE WAREHOUSE.
Al GRAND EcoRE, Ia.

J. NJ. PORTER, Grange Agent.
DEcE1vlNG, Forwarding atM P"r.
II chasing agent for tho Patron. Of Illus
banlry. Ali business iutI,s'tc'l to hi.
care win receive prompt attention and
the patrons. can rest assured Of being ILL.,
orally dealt With III charges, &c.
A share Of business il respectfully SO
'licited. .;..
March Is en-. .
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19

Blunt and Lewis want "blood
and ashesr-wtll, weh.!'
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Business continues dull.

The river continues to decline rap.
idly.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19

President Oylethropc College.
"SinAmons Liver Regulator is certain.
" specific for that class OF complaints
which it claims to REV. David
Wills. May 6-tf.
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II. r. Fldrida CanfEEsr:elun;fif.

Il have hse'l Dr., siimmpin,y Liver Reg.
nlator on my family for Dyspepsia and
Rsick Headache, and regard it an invalu.
able remedy. It has not failed to give
relief IN any instance."--Rev. w. +.
Easterling. -.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19

A negro was drowned in front
Of town on Sunday morning last.
Cause, whisky and water.
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The soldier who was wounded
by young Collier q week OF two
Aiuce, is, we are happy to say;
rapidly recovering.
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REFORM Is NECEssAkY

to put y stop to the pr0AiSAte waste of
public lands ind theft diversion from az
tual setslers BY tie pdrty in power, which
has sqsshlieref tw6 hIsiltel millions Of
acres upon railroads alone, &ni1f out Of
more than thrice thxs aagregate haaas dis.
posed Of less than . sixth directly to til.
lers Of tho toll. Reform il necessary TO
correct the omissions Of kspxblican Con
gress,, ah,k tlie errors Of chr treaties, and
our dIplbWdcy which have sttipped our
fellow citizens ef foreign, birth and kin.
bred race reeresssing tbs Atlantic Of the
shield Of American citizsnShip; and have
exposed oar brethren Of Tie Pacific slope
to the incuEsions Of . race; not sprung
from the sdinb great parent St0ck, in fact
now denied BY law citiseln,,ip, through
, nstussiizatipu, NJ being ueither aecns-
|, t0msd t9 the ;traili3ioa Of : progressive
:civiIi3ation OF sFeIvisef il iborty under
equ6f Hws, No denonn0e the Iolicy
Which thak aiIeards
THEL,BERrY LOVING GERMAN
and tolsratss the revival 81 tie Cosolie
trade IL. MeDgolian' women Imported for
immoral o,ifOoses, and Mongolian ,nsn
hired u ssyvile labor contracts.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19

"FroR aetaAl experience in tie ,ls is Of
tbis nic,lfciae in MY Practice, l have been.
and dm satisfied to use anil prescribe it
~ apafgdtive medicine. r--.Df.J. W. Ma