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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-30
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-30

The Fsriv Fricnds Pioneers OF Freedom.
Inherent In mind the love of freedom rules and
hand oi time has oppression become by
age less injurious the welfare Of the present tnan
It In bvgone ages The memory OF good
We value safety la the present, our hope
fnr futnre what amer all depends National
ouispok-n cal, by men and wom~n In
10 bring us pack principss, the fe OF ali
the elevation 81 thc mind Presenting 90
readers TUE ADNOCArE tue society ~ FrrHh, not
hut their history records such uuHunted
rn,,asr ans nobls hpfosrn. While standing opposed
rH-tug their voices Tor tue rights
oemert,nd Nhen consider the 'grovth o religious
liberty in turope. and s cstabhmcnt IN this country,
aud the many enlightened minds who are using
their influence In advocacy vt prscc principles,
aud nave IN the extinction II slavery. vhen the ELECTS
that from snd the Efforts employed to in.
niaueer and either rrformatten Instruments
In the hand Ills b~aebcent purposes
tf.surprsnp that there rose against them the rnr
lsh dsSenttn4 though opposed
80 each other combine against fuirrs Of
the aud the heads ~ universities aud alarmed
tbose tcasnngs ~ fhery ,duatry which struck -
- arstccrntic powcr The magistrates rnt their
nia these aehnrs and the rnde popuace in
rlt.d ~ their superiDr ifctrd their uhrrssnE
Victims abuses Oi the kinaa w tue year 1861
there i ~ these people 10 the prisons Of England
be given for the act that they enlightened
on subjects lar beyond the W witch they
lived than that they we're deep spiritually minded pee
mo trath without prejudice thsir
st,.nton a. the light wfthu whtcn they csslod
unto operating their reason, makbs " selfesi.
dent indvidnsi what right for them RANT
their actions they sustained nr
the powerful opposition that was Drought agsrt them
have higher than prce before the readers of
TiiE ADVOCATE such matter as may TO rHthcreJ set
their principles anu prominent characters
that nave Wppcs time time the Of
progress ana the elevation 81 the human t~ce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-30

WOMANfS SEfFkAGf.
Tho Advocate teaches wom an suffrage
s,. + ss soss"s pgs" :. AZ "I,ss on that sss
Rcsi !, and then say wha, you ought to do The
IL viii hardly he denied tina, there hs. been no p.,IsA
IN tho history of soyernnsn.. aud ~ the o
edpe.,on we're eau.i, 10 shs, hsy ,.dsy. Aud ali
over Tue sna r,om " We s % :. n' sn,s ~ ,hs E.s:
from h.,sn IN '.s n,o. ,o'ss No. Ao", :, ksy ws,.
eduested Ihc eomm,. school; ,,s, as.s srra.
Of il open Co all ,h.pe s"e eh,p" sss
nr., lesson. ,lsrc TOO miud gets Is mental impulse and
o1 ,ss ssSes The esa :esss i:
l.aa. ~hercver they a. faithfully eda.
ca.ed man j. s. niaa-aa'es clear ana
comprehension geographical research minute In
stands on plane aisectaa aperorty over any period
- ,s ss q ., .s no ssFs I've. y Il s5 c s S
oftus,ing tine right 4 W. DaUo aud declaring tho sev
preci.mea And ste g .ay t, hc msr,. eaI,arr
p,ineips. aud the every day dca..cn Of % iea sf,.
hseu gwen 70 The wosn c ne age knc-'cdce ininits,
the history of soyetnmeats prior 70 oar own
fh.s station she has not hon'red there ~ civil
alioa she has renned there 10 progress she has
not s'dss there !. ns & !, s s.s n.' sns.ar
has bcen eievaed by her nnsncs and q, to-, hoarsn
the degradation Of political morals the pari
sinv .htsaa,,is, ot her ss"r. AMI q bsr inan..ss
temperAnct. sh- l. the never fsinx inspire
10 honest lite politics an the herosn
. ss + ~. s t, temple i"e 81 s Ne %".s
mss.s hcu,- = the religion of the soul ~omsn
sides Justic. has made It's goddess hod
II. scales Sbc u the tranrcendrnt the social Let
the ~ the political ~ sts
il consequence enough 90 be taxed she y of snss
aaencr smoa n 10 deny that ptin.
epe upn which government y basai ~ tie To tds
by she has in snsctnK l. Tyranny
-na,ed to The stack letter laws OF the dssk
roll back the ~n~-s oi tine - bnrbsr lust To brnto
hugship, - yes, ioee Womsn hs. Quo by one broken
the enaius when fs.,-ncd her nssvcny
Year by she has appealed mans wen~r
has opened the door. the d- and
religion tniced all that ~ int eli~c
al@hA. welcomed her and hvuoful elevated by
/ al. uorsy Ia
lite she inspires she u divine she
t who eonauos alt else and could subtue
clse and from France afraid
81 hrr Iuxtire governs and dscrces
Austria freedom nriand elevation she whites france
spn,s bourbon slavery into repnyIesn liberty Ia
shc teaches shs nsttuets she thncs sue first
schools Hfs churches -the sister VI th hsrv. tho
Mother II Morals. the Dsavntet Of KEion aud tho VIE
nf Tome vots. mol That would shock that old
Conservation, vho ritnxs t. f II he
| domination. ~ u hts religion tuht.
msnty N tt his let selfish
/ ana h. Let a. the lat link
thst p1lttical which tindk
i.ms Of tne pest ana welcoming hcs the ballot
~ altar 10 politics p,ry tnttstisn ppiey. shall
| have achieved nraHaet tiamph tnsn any when hoe
bflght ned evstkatot since the Declare.
| ton IL An efican Independence,
lkll A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-30

THE ADVOCATE THIS wEEk BEGINS THE
TRUE STORY on rnE TWEED RrSG-TwEED's
ENEMIES TOLD II IN THE INTEREST of Tfl..
pEx-rwErp,s FRIENDS rorp IT fS ms IX.
rEREsr-rwEED Is Now DEAD. AND THE Ap.
voCArE Wilt TELL riIE TRUE STORY IN
THE rEorLg's INTEREST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-30

isc ad his sAlut atory. Here IL Isl
SALUfATOkY
taking charge OF the Masonic department OF TE All
vUCArE II proper and 70 will therefore be cxp-escd.
that should conform the observance which custom
all editors that at the ginning theit
should ssutatory address
whose qualification and instruction the of
editorshp to have boon assumed but
dugencc perhaps ofcncr tnan their applause All
ward to be tnvoked
i sDttatorie., like prcfAces, often mn OF
PROMISES witch unfortunately always fIi6i.ud.
There Is French provcrb which reminds that great
ference Roman dramntist WIN tells that the worss
those who make promises readily hat who
To fulfil them when the day OF performance arrives
Warned these admonitions of wisdom. sh
profse promises whose sole tendency IL greas
expect We w only that IN tn. be
US We always command success. will Al ie
strive ~ H. Looking slight
pcencs Masonic journalism. willing.
patrons equally TO let the promise for
tn future.
This however is proper As ths Masonic
column that will be under immedt atcly
connected with ana form part of newspaper OF
largest uiaon and which extcads into every State
in tho Union word be incongru-
connoctsd with shopid conGnea Ia Tho
discusses to the wants and Of
local munity.
In its iversai Acceptation BY craft
such ali that Is embraced In It's phil sophy ss his
and its isprudencs viii supply with principal
topics topics equally pertaining to the Masonry Of Maine
and Texas. oiNew York aud OF caiforpta While due
attention shall be paid to the Of tho Order
all oi the world shall scck the Masonic
portion OF the ADVOCATE interosiing Masons In
cal columns or the journal to It's general readers
This Is the only promise th~t shall make snd 10
m the Masonic condition that readers
shall 'try s-provs us-disProve ms. " thcv Gao"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-30

Tn. Adroc.ir teaches the Peter oopsr chrtsnisy snd
s.ss ss,s = .:..s :. sr a''
.. S. .a ss's
happiness to all the inseigcnt creatures
as,..p .Ps'as. \. sgay win power %
snow that these light Affections endure, were
when CON pared w,,h an ~ s,erss state wne,e In
okndns By which We Ar, ssa.h; .Id @ ssaursd -" over
.y ns s" We mai Ssn sno s mSss Sos
whole part, Of the vast fabric q all
rise in his affections from the individual to embrace the
Man. ..Gove should teach tho vir,uous mind wake.
Just .s tue pebble .'i,s %. sps, peaceful lake.
And still another and ano.her spreads
wids and more vide the ovsrnosins mind
E.I:s SHINE, around win n.ana'.,: e. s..u.'slea
ATS .s w .pss glad an II which
shall be to all people. -,
be in harmony the sim ps,ty Of Tho Gospel
at sns o. KIM S a. % s ns.
duty o. man n loving God snprrmey Ind our ns.nbor
ye and bring 70 lsn. the kmsaon q Heaven ,s IN The
Is JUS. aud rirhssous s.osetner tor the poet
"fic has connected In this
And makes our own bright Pc, :" be oe
In 4. eos 70 Know The ru, i win be found Of
the gres.ss possible % le =, 70 ss,s 1he.s S
pa,sions are now going on IN ,ss World md sonfo,m %
ss. % .' @ Is % I%a "s $ ss
aavoca terms All that perform these duties that make
mcn In atty ncighbors 10 each other viii SEQ
THAT q being any bliss can KNOW.
But touches scme above and some below;
That all faith, laws morals. all begin
srg ~ And end In love Of ,iod and lows %
Such faith. and morals wi always the high
Msas that the human mind form, Of all nat Is pow
erful. wise, pure and good. l.
In tht and final account ~il he happy for IL
We snail then nnd that our influence through fs has
teudd feed te hun 10 cotc the naked aud soothe
the of those who sick Nnd In prison.
thust therefore. that In tue CONNIE OF
your found great journal 70 advocate and
wtdey circulate paper tor the cheap scminaton Of
kno~iedgs among the people. you will bear mind aud
your rswii remember tnat only righteousness cx
hiteth nation"
A. long you conduct Journal In the spirit Of
truth Justice and humanity viii hmvs widen
Ing circle of friends 20 ths paper ana 81 Influence and
power tor good IN the eonnr, but " you give to
party meant Tor mankind ~ you pursue
scinsh purpose. to tho drtrimcnt ~ tho puhiic
good ~ monopoes In trade, factions In poli
tics class Legislation, denonnationa bi-oty aud
fioua interests and business will viostc the
Christianity and "buiid your house upon the sand
Read the following introductory article from John w.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-02

A SOCIETY," VIEW OF '|ALE's DE-
FEAT.- \ tad y said 10 ur to-day You
know how We Republicans feel about
the recent tl~ction in Maine: but, |
tell N"n, We AZ" not sorry that Eugene
'iAlr tal been drtr trh. Snch a ~
box" will 4" him good. for he was
getting tn" arrogant to be liberated :"
She says that one day in Washington
IN" wife "t' III" venerable .Ju,tire
Clifford, q: Maine, called to see Mrs.
Hale and the chi!hcn. It was not the
regular reception day, and after the.
guests W"r" n>,crrd into the par|nr
the servant retired. When the la,)i, :
rose to la e the only gentleman pes
ent stood with fo',:,h AIMS beside the
center table, did not offer 70 open the
door. nor did he attend the ladies to
Mrs. C'itf"rA'~ carriage. to assist her
IN. This di>res,''ct to Il lady advance
ed III years. the wife Of one of Names
most hoo"rr'l s",>. ,nav |.avS eos, Mr.
''a'" the very votes he needed. 49, Mrs
ElUni:N'S letter to Boston Herald,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-02
MRS. MARY j.. HOIGIJ,

Elegant stock Of CIoak> Just re-
ccived ut II. \. WaImslry'S.
NatchitocheS has been from time
inmemo,ial Justly celebrated for it's
beauties. If a stranger youth had
presented himself on the threshold of
the Firemen's Hall, last Wednesday
night, his heart would have pa|pita-
ted with delight in lcho|,ling the CAV
collection of our assembled graceS.
Here the olive complcxion tinced
| with the ich rubric Of health, there
the sparkling eyes, flashing from be-
meath the tender lnte!s, Of that warm
deep brow, only to be met with ia
Southern climes, and everywhere as
the si|very voices of the performers
rang through the old crowded hall,
the merry lips were turned into the
sweetest and most irresistible smiles.
Were the stranger a poet, the lovely
scene would have filled bis imagina-
ton with the most beautiful of in
spired thoughts had he been an ar
fist the acme Of his desires would
have been, to catch one Of the soft
expressions that beamed from the
fair faces of the pretty throng to
Tighten mp on bis unfinished canvass
the Grecian features of a Psyche. As
we sat wrapped with the beautiful
scenes, we noticed that there was a
stranger present and he stood upon
the threshold of the ancient hall-he
was an artist and it is needless to
add that bis manly breast was fired
with the most gallant emotions.
Ladies'! this young gentleman has
| but few more days to remain with
rs. Quarantine will soon be raised
and Capt. Gus Moses will take his
departure for New Orleans. His pho.
tograp''jc establishment at Laco>te's
Hall is still open. and we advise our
many friends, particularly our lady
friends (ior tie Captain has IA pen
chaut for taking the fairer sex) to give
him a farewell call before he bids old
Natchitcches adieu.
QUERY: "Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. seal Of North Carolina at
the SAME price ~ Feb '7S-'y.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-02

on til" Is ~ Nn' l-,'. i've ownership and
control" of NE WORLD passed into the h9,d>
Of tn" Nd'''' >l-:''l. u',Irr who's" absolute an,'
n:';iHlnmr.lr'l '!l''t;"'~ THE WORLD va.
ever >'hr' ''.lnA"'H ami NoN rr,n,n~
lmll''- he " i,.,i 'hi> time TIE WDEl |,
has lHh""'' patiently and ,".r>,.v,liHiv ,n, ~.
}rr"mpli >''lrI'' "t tw" objects in Mn,.,,r- Ct
paramount Interest I" TIE, >nrtIrrn l""p,r-
!. The r">t"l.,i"u Of Local :;rliG"rcrnincnt
at I, he South.
H. \ H. a, Er'"r,n of the Civil S,,,icr. in
such vi So as t" destroy the political machines
NhIr' the nHl"'l,tli"i' Of which it has come to-
pass hat h" l""rl" az" tav"r to support polii-
cal pA''I'~. "hrrA~ political parties have No
n,irrr lra>"n Of h"lng except to lessen the bar,
den on the y",rrnmrnt
The til Il IT thr's, ullr,ts have been trulnpil.
an'iy a'r''NH.l>hrd. Al intelligent Nnr,hvn
inrn how A"'Al' thar all parts OF the country
wrl" as deeply inter ~trh ~ the South in Srriu,r
il won. A'"' lp; SnI anli'D'mnrratir govern.
m"u' IN the south Was a permanent, peril to the
aScrlu!thr\ OF true American principles in the
FEEDER Il Government ami therefore to the peace
anA h"nor Il! The whole irrIlr.
The Srr"Md Political object for which THE
WORLD r"nt"nd~ still remains to be fully ach
rN'! III" actual Administration began its
rAr"rr with excellent promises in this dirrc
lion OF which it is sufficient to say that they
nave h'fH us Yet Only IN part redeemed. The
WORLD for its part will ,rsuutrlv supl,ort any
honrSt r!nlt I" rr,ltrln these p:u,risrs fully
b, wln>"rvrr n:nl,, and will as rrsoutclv lie.
'!"uncr every ol'Stiral thrown in the way of IT..
drrmiEw them, from whatever quarter
1t seems to he undersigned cmincnti, proper
that he >i!"n'l ask the evaporation of the best
men of ,h" south with THE WORLD in its rt-
forts t" carry ont the policy here outlined H.,
believes TIVE WORLD to be a paper which
southern citizens and Democrats can recon.
mend to Southern readers as an lntlucce worthy
and important to b. brought to bear with con
silently increasing power upon our national af:
airs. in the interest of truth. Of usire aud Of
armonv among our people of all sections.
1t is my desire t" keep THE WORLD in a
lively relation witt the best thoughts of the
>nuih t" the .Ed that the best ideas wishes
and feelings of the southern people NAV b.
'lrarl and fairly known t" the North. the East
and the West, Alike in private and in public
Affairs the misunderstanding of ,!ltn bv one an.
other lies at tn. roo, Of SO mnch evil that the
word itself has come to be a SYNONYM with
Yualreing and strife. !: was a wise saving of
Lord Elyin. at the time Of one Of our sharpest
disputes with Great Britain that two intelli
gent gentlemen alone on a raft in the Atlantic
with plcnary power could adjust the whole mat
ger hon"rah(y in an hour.
THE WORLD simply asks its friends at the
South t" aid IT in bringing abont complete
meeting OF minds on all public questions be-
tween the intelligent citizen of all part of the
Inion WILLIAM HENRY HTELBERT.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-02

A Sioux City man blew down the
chimney of bis Kerosene lamp every
night for five years and never had an
accident. The explosion which burn.
ed the shirt off his back and the hair
off his head, occurred on the occasion
of his first blow in the sixth year.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-02

Call at the post.otlce and see onl
reduced price list of frut,trces, flowers
and ornamental shrubhery, from G.. W.
Stoncr'S nursery at Shreveport. All tc
be sold at hard time prices.
Aug. 3-5m. PORTER Il CARVER.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-02

Mammoth stock Of the season
at McCOOll's Mammoth establish
ment. CheapnesS ontdone this
time, certain.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-02

Buy your Kid GIoyc> of MrCook
\ Ero..-thry beat Krrc~cr in
styles and prices.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-02

F"|| on MrEook & Bro, and oct
a bargain in WayonS-thcy are
closing o;'t the stock.
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y" humhu%. Goods sold at
New York prices at II. \. WalmS.
lrNS,
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iIt"InT and Inserting at II. \.
Walm>Irv'S.
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Died..

At camp Kerr. N. O.P. r. R. Natchi-
toches Parish, on the morning Of October
3Oth Charles J. Jones. Formerly of Phil
adelphia aged 40 years
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Money saved, is money made,
call at H. \. WalmSleyS.
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\ choice line Of fancy and com
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Fall line Of all grades Clocks at
Met ooh < Bro.
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r'l"l TIL. WORLD i~An! how worthy il is
"t tnr;l >;,t '"it
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g.A;!i">' ii! Society.

I'll" Ladies AiI SorI.iy Of the M.thn
dit E;'i~r">3l r',Hr', South, held th"il
.\nnrHi meeting y; the rArIor Of Mrs
Jack, IN this city. on The ed inst. fill
NnorNm was rrr>">t. besides Il plumber
ct visiting l'Iir> and gentlemen.
III" Treasurer submitted til" tnliowin.
Annual Rruurt
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QUERY: "Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. seal Of North Carolina, at
the SAME price ~ Feb 9 '7S-'y.
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The portrait ratified for the benefit
OF the yellow fever sufferers was WON
by Mr., Woodruff '1cCnok.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-01-09

An EDITOR WHO Loves BABIES
We love babies. and also anybody else
who loves babies. No man has music
in his soul who doesn't love babies.
Babies were made to be loved. espe-
cially Girl babies-when they grow up.
A man isn't worth a 'shuck" who
doesn't love a baby, and the same rule
applies to woman. A baby is a
Spring day in winter. a hot-house in
summer. ray of sunshine in irigld win
ter and. it it's healthy, good-natured
baby. and its yours, it's a bushel OF
sunshine. no matter how cold the
weather. A man cannot be q hopeless
case so. long as he loves babies-one at
a time. We love babies all oyer' no
matter hoy dirty they are. Babies
were born to be dirty. Our love for
babies is only bounded by the number OF
babies in the world. We also have sor-
rowful feelings for mothers who have no
babies. Women always look down.
hearted whb have no babies (; and men
who haye uone always grumble and
drink aud shay out nights, trying to get
music in their souls 4; but they can't
come 1t. Babies are babies, and noth-
lng can take their place.--[Atchiscn
Patriot.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-01-09

LOVING FRIENDs.-Never cast ASIDE
your friendsif if by any possibility you
can retain them. We are the weakest
ofspendthriits if we let one drop on
throug inattention, CT let one push away
another. orif we hold aloot from one
through petty Jealousy or needless
slight orroughncss Would yoa throw
away diamond because it pricked you:
One good friend is not to be weighed
against the jewels of the earth. II
there is GOODNESS or unkisdness bet~ cen
rs let us come lace to face and have 1t
out. Quick, before the love grows
cold Life is too short TO quarrel IN or
to carry back thoughts OF friends. II is
easy to loose friend, but new one
will not come for calling, nor make up
lor the cd one.