The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-03-24
Blue Glass on the Slope

San Francisco Evening Post.-Prls
ella Hoplightly, a maiden lady j." OF I'M
certain age, broke her arm III oacra.
meoto on Saturday. She came to TINS
,.itv Yesterday, took a suit OF rooms IN
A leading hotrl, and ordered the French
p)ate glass in the lower sash I" oe
noced bv mazarine blue. the result
being that the lady's arm was ent're'!
healed in two hours.
The most wonderful case which came
under the reporters observation was
that of a Kearny street dry goods
clerk who became enamored OF a
Young society lady of the city, ne
| lost his appetite, cared no more 'or
his frugal htteen-cent poodle d"G
breakfasts, and languished day ana
nioht, Matters finally became so bad
that he neglected his business confid
cd his secret to people whom he never
Jaw before. attended church, read
noctryana eventually lost his position
He was not only hopeless\y in love-
lint dcspairiugly ont of pocket tie
WAS reduced to the last extremity ahc
had fully resolved upon suicide an'
WAS walking down market street Sun
dav afternoon with the intention 0
jumping off the wharf in fun o view. e, "
the crowed steamers aud OaEIan'
ferry boats, when ray OF ESht re
!, Nrcted from strip of blue glass II
, front of a Market street store Shon
: mon him. transtixed him to the spot
: and cured him instantly. His appe
tite returned, his heart bounded wit
an undefuablc pleasure, aud wa
, cnrcd! But better still, his rece'
emplover drove mp with a spank'n'
team and ,nvited>him to a drive
fine Gift House, where the two pa
81 took of sumptuous dinner, aud II
old gentleman concluded by glv''
1enkins half interest in his buslne
and a very broad hint that a certa
, vnunc lady whom the old gent'em'
wouldn't name, but who lived no" OF
thousand miles from his (the .. Z
.,ose, was very much Interested
Jenkins, and wouldn't he come ov
to dinner on Tuesday?
= The reporter has heard OF other
sY stances Of the wonderful efficacy
\ blue glass, in one case where a oro'
}, "tnm6)ed' to "point" by which
o,ooro1 s3O 600 lust by looking
tently at a piece Of blue glass on
pavement. AS a purely ol"eSS'
, story, the above IS decidedly a PIE
ant I'm
A MULTIPLICATION OF CURES
conducter on the Stonington Road
. been troubled for several months "
y Stiffness of the neck. Not long
he entered the freight office and t.
seat by the side of the agents q
He found that he was sitting in
rays of the sun which passed thro
nane Of blue glass in an orname'
window. As he felt better a
the sun. bath, he made it point t'
in front of the window every morn
Since then his neck has been perfe
A young lady has been confined
her house for over year with an
ness that rendered her unable to n
about, and it has become necessal
carry her about the house Blue
was purchased and placed IN
room. and Immediately a change
apparent. She began to grow str
ar and is now able to move aoo'
her accustomed manner, ana
health is improving each day.
The most remarkable case OF I
=. that Of a grocer doing bus iness II
,re- north part of the city who mas
I n,r troubled with paralyzed leg
and twenty years. He was una9'
~ move it in any way and could
fully drag it as he walked. Hearing OF !.
&c. glass, he purchased some anu IL
Dlaced in his room. HE has
'E' nsed it one week, and yet the u
his leg has been entirely restore
. A gentleman on Spring street,
Err il the owner of a pet dog, went
ED IT, o,d tho other morning and
n in ms 800 :s1 I,;nr IN the ground
'n0 copvultiops and blind staggers;;
gentleman had sash of blue gu
!, Iis house, and he took the dog,
placed him on the f}oor where tn
Nc rays we're falling e.. The n;,s sH'%a
10 change took place, and in a rev "
ue' ,,o,to ho was on his feet as