The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-08-24

No man can 60 down the dungeon of
lis experience and hold the torch Of truth
o all the dark chambers and hidden cav
ties and not come up without Il shndder
md a chill as he thinks of the time he
undertook to talk politics with the deaf
Did father of his sweetheart while the
girl WIS present.
A gentlemrn in the country delivered
q lecture on "Bib!e Vines a few nights
ago. 1t was Ham-ateur effort and the
lecturer thought he was treated Shem
fully because nearly all his audience re-
tired before he was done speaking. But
they couldn't ig-Noah the fact that they
were getting cheap bored.-Exchange.
I-say-ah isn't that enough to job down
us at one time. 1t Lukes so to us.
1t was doubtless. Kearney, the great
Labor RefOrmer,' who was the hero of
the following true story: After one OF
the Kearney riots in San Francisco, a
Chinese washerman was observed sitting
disconsolate on the ruins of bis shanty.
To him passer'by: 49,,
GLOW about your wash-house, John q
'Washce house gone hellee:'
.'How about the hoodlums ~
"Diam hood'um. Got clean shirtce
first time in lifeer' -ToledO Blade.
The stum-spcaker is not regarded with
the same reverence now as he used to be
in ancestral days. Even the small boy
does not hesitate to tell him to "pull
down his vest or to call on the crowd
to "give the calf more rope" when the
speaker is in the very emptyrean OF
eloquence, and is about to clinch things
with volley of verbage that would knock
schoolmarm clean Oft her feet and make
an unabridged dictionary sit down on his
hind leg and howl.-Dalas Herald.
In our columns, recently, mistake oc-
Cured relative to Mr.. l.. Perot form
erly of this city. We reported Mr.. II. {.
Rogers to have said that Mr.. Perot )
plantation would produce two hundred
and ten bushels of corn to the acre. ac.
cortlng to a statement to that effect from
Mr.. Perot. This was altogether wrong
MFR. Perot said that he intended pnrchas-
ing, to plant on his place. some of lot
of corn exhibited at the Mobile fair that
was said to have produced an average OF
two hundred and ten bushels to the acre
on land in the vicinity of that city,
Shreveport Standard.
Mr.. Jane Ware, a typo fell from the
stair way of the Herald office yesterday
afternoon about 3 p. IN. and came near
being done for He struck his head
against a post in falling and was carried
to the hospital in a state of insensib lily,
where his wound was dressed by Drs
Withworth and Fisher. He received
only a slight confusion on the head, aud
after a while recovered from the stunned
condition he was in, sufficiently to come
down town. He made narrow escape
Shreveport Standard.
We were not aware of that name to
If before. We fear James was SUI
struck.
The y. O. and r. r. Transportation
Company will place the CoRS1E BRAN
DON as a weekly packet from Shreveport
to Grand Ecore during the prevalence
: the yellow fever in New Orleans. On
me, chants, planters and farmers will Il
well to take advantage of this enterpris
y aud supply themselves from the Shrevt
port market, which we learn IS full an
y cheap. or from St. Louis and the East ft
@ the fall trade. Freights from st. Louis
$ Shreveport IS cents per barrel for tior
and IS cents per cwt for bacon. Freigf
r. from Shreveport to Grand Ecore Cal
Al rates. See advertisement.
y CONSUMPTION CURED.
An old physician, retired from practic
e, having had placed in his hands by q
East India missionary the tormul Of
simple vegetable remedy, for the speet
I'd and permanent cure for consumptio
H. bronchitis, catalrh, asthma, and all thro
aud lung affections, also positive al
radical cure for nervous debility and :
H. nervous complaints, after having test
o. it's wonderful curative powers IN thor
IL ands of cases, has felt it his dnty to ma
d. it known to his suffering fellows. Act
ated by this motive, and desire to r
lieve human suffering will send, free
charge, to all who desire it, this recil
with full directions for preparing a
UT useing, in German, French, or Englit
RS Sent BY mail by addressing with stan
". nameing this paper. w. W. Sherar, !
TO Powers. Block, Rochester, New YORK.
Everlasting the Energies.
It is not advisable for any Of us
overtask our energies, corporal or men
e. but in the eager pursuit of wealth or ia
or. or knowledge how many transgress
ire sa)utary rule. It must be a matter
ter great Importance to all who do SO
~ know how to regain the vigor so reckle
ey " expended. The remedy is neither &C
" or difficult to obtain. Hostette
Stomach Bitters is procurable in ev
ISM CITY. town and settlement in America,
he it commentaries for drain Of bodily
m. mental energy more effectually than
$500 invigorant ever prescribed or advertls
Jul Laboriug men, athlets, students, jour1
me lists, lawyers, clergymen, physicians
bear testimony to its w0nderously re
-. waiting powers. It increases the capa
on tiles for undergoing fatigue, and count
eek acts the injurious effects upon the syst
His of exposure, sedentary habits, nnheal
Of or wearying avocations, or an 'nsalll
VI Gus climate, and is prime alternative,
uretic and blood depurent.
we'd
avs. Hon. Jno G. Vance has been NJ
ute mated by the Democrats of Bos
red for representative to the Legislat
lear
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