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Saline

A number Of the citizens of Natchi.
'oches have gone on q visit for recre.
au On and health to the Saline Springs
% VIM Parish. flour people would
s = exert themselves a little these
springs could be made a delightful
summer resort second to none in the
State. E. -
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PERSONAL

Personal.
We were pleased to greet Mr.. F. NJ.
Smell, of Vernon parish, who was on
a business visit to our city during the
week, Mr.. Smell reports crops in
Vernon as good and the health of the
country excellent.
Mr. Readhimer of Campte was in
our town during the week. Also
Messrs. Hathorn, Hammett, Ponder
Readhimer, from different portions of
the hill wards. We learn that the
crops over Black Lake have been in
jured by the drought to very serious
extent.
Mr.. A. V. Carter informs us that
the slaughter of the cotton worm by
the hill farmers in his section has
been particularly awful on the cater
pillar but particularly gratifying to
the farmer.
Mai. G.. F. Dawson and V. Benoist
ESQ.,, report the crops in the vicinity
of Cloutierville and along the line OF
Cane River safe and blooming so far.
Caterpillars are in the fields but PAR
IS GREEN is being applied with the
happiest result.
Our old and much esteemed fricnC
Mr.. Hypolite Hertzos graced on
sanctum with his presence and places
the editor under renewed obligations
for kind favOrS.
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THE ROAD TO HEALTH.-Cleanse
the stomach, bowels and blood from
all the acrid, corrupt and offensive &C.
cumulations and you remove the cause
of most diseases. and thus preserve
good health, and, also, save large
doctors bill. The most etfcctual and
reliable remedy for this purpose is
Simmons Liver Regulator, purely
reqetable. The trial of one bottle or
package will prove to the patient the
virtue of this medicine.
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made by the 10th Of September next, nor
shall such certificate OF qualification be
further binding on the Board than as
evidence Of qualification.
On motion to that effect, the Board
adjourned to meet OF the 10th day of
September next.
VIM. II. JACK,
Secretary.
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OF all the preparations brought to
public notice, none deserves great
err commentator than HOME STOM-
ACH B1TTERs. Being extracted from
the best vegetable material, and con.
tanning no mineral poisons, they
should be used by all who desire to
retain or regain good health.
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Robbery on the Highway

G. G.. Marbacker, an old citizen of
this parish, was set upon by two burly
negroes and robbed of all the money
be had, some ten dollars. The rob-
berry occurred near Bayou Pierre on
the road leading from Grappe's Bluff
to this city. Mr.. Marbacker says the
negroes did not attempt to kill him
bnt threw him down and overpower-
ed him by main strength. He thinks
he could identify the negroes.
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Oh take her,
But be constant still,
And may the marriage VOW
In after years be wamly breathca as
now.
Remember it is no common tic,
That buds her youthful heart
IT'S one which only truth should weave
And only death can part
The ceremony over, at the late resi-
dencc of Mrs J G. Buvcns, the brides
mother, a sumptuous feast had been
prepared, andall joined in making the
occasion merry, and proved to the young
couple there was but one common wish
one desire that success, happiness, ant
prosperity might attend their every stel
through life. And now that this wisl
may be realized, that unalloyed bliss ma,
be yours, and Heavens choicest blessing
ever be shed upon you my young friend
is the sincere wish of
Yours &c., S.
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School Teachers.

DVhVVA ASNShSAo %
The Board of Examiners las been
busily engaged in examining appli-
cants for positions as public school
teachers during the week. One col
oredapplicant only, presented himself
and after a satisfactory examination
was awarded certificate. We hope
that oil schools will be opened within
thirty days, and that we may be en-,
abled to record the fact that compe-
tent teachers have been secured for
both white and colored schools; per-
sons not only of intelligence but Of
moral worth.
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Night Hideous.-

Night Hideous.--
We humbly ask in the name of all
citizens that these nights prowlipg
roWdies be abated. Several times
nave the citizens of the upper portion
OF our town been reused from their
e Dc 0S the bowls and oaths of row.
a'es IN saway house difficulties. Let
our city authorities do something to
preserve the peace.
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TIE Kouns "jettied' the Coushatta
bar qaite successfully on her up trip
to Shreveport. Why cannot all these
bad bars be jettied with willow mat
raises? It seems to us it could be
done at very little cost.
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Cutting Array

Cutting ARRAY
One Elan, cut man named Crow
Icy with a pocket knife on Front
street, Saturday last. Elan was
promptly arrested by Marshal Little
and lodged in Jail. Crowley's wounds
are very slight.
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The Methodist citizens talk of build
ing them a Church. We sincerely
hope they will be successful, and all
good people should assist them.
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Nachitocbes might be revived q
little by Fire Company and Mill
tia battalion. Will not some young
men try their hands on organizing.
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shot and Wounded

shot and. Wounded
James Collier was shot in the jaw
and severely wounded at a house on
Second street in this city on Monday
night last.
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reports Of Omcials,--

We will give our readers full text
1sne reports Of the parochial officers,
sa'ca they will make next week,
!. saeo all will know just how much
~ parish owes and just how much
@e has to pay It with,
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Antilly and Hypolite remember
the INDICATOR with a fine water
melon semi. occasionally.
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Public Schools

Public Schools
The School Board of this parish
met, as will be seen by their publish
ed proceedings in this weeks Issue,
on Monday last. Schools will be
opened at once after the local boards
are fully and thoroughly organized,
which will be not long delayed. The
examination of teachers goes briskIy
on and by the 10th September a mum
her of examined, competent teachers
will be ready to contract for public
schools with the Board.
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The River below this is dead low ;
and Tones Bayou being above us, we
must hunt for another cause than the
breaking of the dam.
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First bale of new cotton from the
plantation of Col. VIM. NJ. Levy,
Saturday Ang. 10Th.
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Judge David Pierson has returned
from Bienville parish looking in his
usual splendid health.
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sugar macbil~ ary and will have No draw
hacks IN contcu' with. N, Cushing il
authorized to make ,.-tms uAd 'i1o'a. dis
count to merchants. .,,>>
BLiMYER MANCFACTL. '"' ~.
4 MES Portable EnEines.-:,22yO y"
~ Use. From the uniform sat's1aclion
our Engines have given wo fee. gratii
that we have accomplished our aim--t'.
given the best, strongest and most pr
feet Engine in the Amrrio~n market
We have rrrrivt,l and are constantly
receiving the most lattcrng trs,monl-
ais Of their utility as regards I'll, il pow
or. simplicity, and Of the general good
workmanship in their construction, and
we here challenge other manufacturers
to build al Engine superior to our own.
All Engines made on separate bed
plate, so they Cal be used a. Stationary
Engines,
". L. CUSHING,
No. IL st. Charles st., and
". l.. CUSHING 4 MOORE.
Galveston.
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Emit still pouring in and selling
cheap. Peaches so cents per bushel.
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The colored Baptists have had a
conference during the week.
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The Best Cotton Presses Great

The Best Cotton Presses Great
Reduction in Prices.
We have the best and most poruiar
Presses made, and at very low prices.
Our stock consists Of the Brooks Rrvnlv-
ing Screw Press, Reynolds Screw Press,
Planters Presses, lnycr-o'l Presses,
>tcad,nan's Portable Newell Screw Press
Harris Patent Press, Nesbils Screw
Presses Scholiclu's Press. Also Cleared
Steam Presses.
For sale by
w. l.. GUSHING New Orlean,ls, and
W. l.. CUSHING d MOORE. Galveston.
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Their Number.
Psalms. 68-l7.

The chariotS of God are twenty thon-
sand, even thousands of Angels, the
Lord ir among them as in Sinai, III inc
holy place.
Mathew. 2G-;'3
Thinkcst thou that | cannot no" pray
to my Father, and he shall presently
give me more than twelve ltyions OF an
gels.
COMMENT A legion is 5000, which
multiplied by II, make 72,"', angels,
which is an insignificant number com
pared with the shining host spokri' OF III
Hebrews l2-22. and Rev. Sill.
Hebrews, 1922.
But We are come unto Monnt Zion, an"
unto the city Of the living G"'. tn"
Heavenly Jerusalem, and to an lnnumer-
able company OF Angels.
Rev. 81.
And brhrld, and heard the noi>" Of
many Angels round about the throne, and
the beasts and the elders; and the mum
her of them was ten thousand times ten
thousand, and thousands of thousands.
Guardians of Men.
Psalms, 34-7.
The Angel Of the Lord pncanNrth
r, unl about them that fear HIM, and de-
livrrrth them.
Psalms Oil.
For he shall give his Angels charge
over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways
Hebrews, LA.
Are they not all ministering spirits
sent forth to minister for them WHO
shall I've heirs Of salvaton7
Not to be Worshipped.
ColloSsianS, 2-lS.
let no man brguile You of Your re-
ward, in voluntary humility, and wor'
shipping Of angels.
Revelations, 1910.
And fell at his feet to worship him
and he said unto me-, see thou 90 1t NOT
X worship God.
Future Companions of Saints.
Hebrews, l2-22 and %.
But We are come unto Mount Zion, and
unto the cit, of the living God. the
Heavenly Jerusalem, and to an innulncr-
able company of Angels, to the general
assembly and Church Of til" first born
which are written in Heaven, and It
God the Judge of all. and to the spirits
of Just men made perfect.
Jrhovah'S charoterrs surround,
The ministerial choir,
Encamp wherr'rr his heirs are found,
And form our wall of fire.
And when our spirits we resign,
On ontstrctched wings they bear
And lodge us in the arms Divine
| And leave us ever there.
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RELIGIOUS.

Bible lectures are delivered by Rev T
J. Hough, of the Methodist Church, in
this city every Thursday, at 8 o'clock p.
H., to which the public are cordially in
vited. Extensive comments are made by
the Pastor on each verse, as read by the
congregation. We give below a lecture
recently delivered on the subject Of
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Our lawyers look solemn and their
Offices are d usty and deserted.
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Orr court house is a "hall desert
el." and echoes to the silent tread Of
the lone official.
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GLENN'S

S il ? H y r S 0 A P.
Thoroughly Cures Diseases of the Skin.
Beauties the CohlplrNi"u, Prevents and
remedies rheumatism and Govt. Heals
Sores and AhraSionS Of the Cullclr and
Countcracts Contagion.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
PRICES Is Cents per cake; Box (3
Cakcs) 10 Cents.
n. B-Scnt by Mail, Prepaid, on re-
ccipt Of price.
C.N. CRITTENTON. Proprietor.
Sixth Avenue. NY.
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ANGELS,

CcCcullN ucllNClCNl VII ullo VI
ANGELS.
Reading Lesson, Luke % to IA.
Definition: An Angel is a spiritual,
intelligent substance; the first IN rank
and dignity among Gated beings, whom
God makes use of, as his ministers, to
execute the orders of Providence.
The term Angel is also applied to Christ,
who is the mediator and head of the
Church; to ministers ofthe Gospel, who
are ambassadors for Christ; and, to such
whom God employs to execute his judy
ments; they are also called ministcring
spirits.
Let us consider this subject under the
following separate heads.
LIST. Employed as Messengers.
2nd. Their number.
3rd. Guardians of men.
4th. Not to be worshipped.
5tb. Future companions of Saints.
Employed as Messengers.
Kings, 10 IS.
And it came to pass that night that the
Angel of the Lord went out and smote in
the camp of the Assyrians, an hundred
four score and FIVE thousand, and when
they arose early in the morning, behold
they were all dead corpses.
Mathew, 2S-2.
And behold there was a great earth
quake; for the angel of the Lord des-
cended from Heaven, and came and roll
ed back the stone from the door, and sat
upon it.
Luke, l-19.
And the angel answering, said unto
him, l am Gabriel, that stand in tn,
presence of God; and am sent to speal
unto thee, and to show thee these glat
:idings.
Acts, lilo.
And while they looked steadfastly to
wards Heaven, as he went up, behold
two men stood by them in white ap
parel.
Acts, 12-7.
And, behold, the Angel of the Lor'
came upon him, and light shined in tn
prison; and he smote Peter on the side
and raised him up, saying, arise u
quickly, and his chains fell off from hi
hands.
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A Large drove Of Texas cattle pass
ed down through this city overland
to the mouth of Red River for ship
mept to New Orleans.
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THE nights are exceedingly COOL
Blankets and quilts feel quite COM
Portable.
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STOCK AND GRASSES are subjects
which are agitated by our farmers with
more warmth than previously. We
have the finest stock and grass coun-
try in the Union and it is to be hoped
our friends will yet cultivate that
mine of wealth which is so much
more money producing than their
present system.
BUSINESS begins to slowly improve,
and we look confidently for a larger
business this, than during any prevl'
Gus winter.
TIE Tax Collector is not doing the
"rushing business one would expect
but his day is a little later, and as
certain as death.
ASSESSOR JOHNSON is radidly END
merating the school children of The
different wards.
PARTIES holding Myers warrants
for 1876 were paid 81 per cent on
them by the new School Board. Had
these gentlemen not been in office the
poor teachers could have whistled for
their money.
THE railroad hands arc still en-
gagged in the cut below Chopins in
the lower part of this parish. The
grading force on the upper end of the
line have been removed for some
time.
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MARRIED..

E--BUVENS---At the Catholic
Church, Many, La, on Tuesday l4th
August, 1897, 8 o'clock A. NJ, by the Rev:
Father Aubrie, Mr.. JOHN BLAKE and
Miss Llzzy BUvENs, both of Sabine par
ish, La.
1.-TWO souls with hnt a single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one
A large concourse of friends repaired
to the church, to witness the marriage.
and while touched by the impressive
ceremony there were none who failed t"
admire the exquisite beauty, and perfect
lovelinrss Of the fair Young bride rs she
stoo at the altar so confidinSly entrnSt-
ted her future happiness in the keeping
of one, so manly, so noble, and deserving.
TO our clever young friend JOHNNY, we
would say,
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Bilious tevers prevail.

Bilious tevers prevail.
River still falling and very low
Old corn selling at 40 cents per
bushel.
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IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON GINS.
Prices Reduced to 81 a Saw.

Prices Reduced 10 ~ saw
The great popularity Of the EAGLE
COTTON GINS is established from the
wel!-known fact that they are the most
reliable, strongest and best-built Cotton
Gins ever made. The Eagle Cotton Gin
runs lighter than any other gin, thus
having 4 great advantage for planters
who wish to run by horse power. All
the numerous planters who use the Eagle
Cotton Gin will certify to the fact that
when their cotton is sent to market 1t
always brings the highest market price,
as no other gin can produce finer or
better sample Of cotton than the Eagle
Cotton Gins Over seventeen thousand
of the Eagle Cotton Gins have been
made and sold. During a period OF
twenty years the undersigned has had
the agency Of the Eagle Cotton Gin IN
New Orleans. He has never had gin
returned or rejected out Of the immense
number sold. The saw cylinders of all
the Eagle Cotton Gins are twelve inches
in diameter. which is two inches larger
than most other kinds Of Gins, thus CIV
ing our forty-saw gin more teeth, aud
they are moro than equal to the fifty
saw gins Of other makers, who use only
ten-inch cylinders, and tho same great
advantage Of the twelvo-iuch cylinder
in large-sized gins can be easily estima-
ted. Planters who wish reliable cot
| ton yiu. with all established reputation,
can purchase an Eagle Cotton Gin with
certainty that they are not making an
uutricd experiment, hut will Obtain i
cotton gin which is Endorsed by the oldest
aid largest planters in the country as
the best in USE. A large stock of the
Eagle Cotton Gins are always kept on
sale in New Orleans, ready for immediate
shipment Planters should he particular
to state if they want right or left hand
motion gins. -,
I'll. bale Of cotton which received the
grand prize at st. Louis, and h IS won SC
many thousands Of dnllarS at numerous
fairs, was sinnrd On the Eagle Cotton
Gin.
Prices Have Been Greatly Reduced Il
81 a SAW.
All orders should be addressed to
W. l.. CUSHING,
No. 81 St. Charles st., New Orleans, or t
WI. CUSHING & MOORE,
Galveston.
on CENTS A POUND FOR COTTON
Nv The New Orleans Cotton Ex
change thirty cents pound for a bal
of cotton ginned on the Eagle Cotto
Gin, and sent the cation to the Ccnten
NAL Exhibition as tho best hale OF cot
tom ever seen in New Orleans.
5000 Prize at St. :'oois:-At II
TOUV great ST.. Louis Fair last O.
tohcr, the gr":"i prize Of $6o' for II
hest bale o. cotton was awarded to a la
yinncL on an Eagle Cotton Gin, b"ll
from an EaE gle Gin sold by w. l.. Gus
Ing to M0ntg Omcty & SOne.
IENTENN1A Premium was awardt
" at Philadelphia to the Eagle Gi'
over al. others.
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Health of the Country

Health of the Country
DIR. Carter informs US Of the pre-
valance of mach sickness in the hill
wards of the parish. Fevers and
Pneumonia are the existing diseases,
and although not fatal, still they are
of bad type. We are indeed sorry
to learn such bad news from our
country friends, but hope they will
not be long afflicted.
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STEADMAN & cos STEAM ENGINES.
SLEADMAN'S STATIONARY Engines
of L., 20, p. 80 and IS horse power, with
boilers and fixtures complere, In store
and warehouse, ready for imm date de-
livery. These engines received the first
pri2c-a gold mudal-at tho Louisiana
Stat: Fair. W. L. CUSHING,
No. 81 St. Charles street.
and W. l.. CUSHING g. MOORE,
Galveston
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! GREAT NFFER' We ,1,,. will d d" "r +

! UK"\I NffEN , these lIard
Times dispose of 100 PIANOS & OR
CANS, new and secondhand of first
class makers including WATERS at
lower prices for cash or installmrnts or
to let until pal for than ever before
offered. WATERS Grand Square and
Upright Pianos & ORGANS Gncluding
their new Souvenir and Boudoir) are the
best made. Octave Pianos $50. 7 l.,
do $3.50 not used year. '2" Stop Or.
CANS $50 / Stops SIS: Stops sGs: ;
Stops So. 10 Stops SIS II Stops SlOJ
cash, not used a year, in perfect order
and warranted. Local and Travelling
Agents Wanted. Illustrated Catalogues
Mailed. A liberal discount to Teachers
Ministers, Churches, etc. Sheet music at
half price. HORACE WATERS &
SONS, Manufacture 4 Dealers, 40 East
18th St., Union Square, New York.
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Cotton Worms

Cotton WORMS
The fight against the caterpillar
began in real earnest by our farmers
on Monday morning last. Friday
and Saturday were exciting days.
Paris Green was in active demand,
and we arc sorry to say the supply
was limited. Planters and farmers
rode in and out of town in hot haste !;
those coming in quest of "pizcn' and
those going loaded with Paris Green
and huge tin sprinkling pots. Cater
pillars! was the talk, and the situa
ton was really alarming.
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D1 4 N0C Mag II Fl cent
n W. Bran New $3.50.
0DT 4 NJ G. rosewood Pianos
n 4\C! Only Sl7j. must

VIVA ND: only $175, must
he Sold Fine Rosewood Upright Pianos
little use !, Cost $500. only $l25. Parlor
Organs Stops So, 9 Stops S635, - Stops
only SIS. Nearly New set Reed !?
stop sub Bass and Coupler Organ S:'3,
cost over $3.50. Lowest Prices ever offer
ed, sent on Is days test trial. You ask.
why offer SO cheap? answer Hard
Times. 1000 employees must have work.
Result of war continued on me by the
mnnopnli>ts Battle raging. Particulars
free. Address Daniel F. BETTY.
Washington, New Jersey.
Ok ELEGANT Cards No two alike.
~ With name, Zoe. Post paid. lluS
ted & Co., Nassau, New York,
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Future Companions of Saints.

Jehovah characters surround,
The ministerial choir,
Eucamp wherr'er his heirs are found,
And form our wall of fire.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-08-25

And when our spirits we resign,
On outstrctched wings they bear
And lodge us in the arms Divine
And leave us ever there.