The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-03-30

On or about tile Dist inst, two gentle
men Of this city went fishing. Plain
>t9t.,n.'nt that 10 create a great sensa-
liu,,, hut v be-, We remember that it was
only thrtwo gentlemen who made the
statement, and that about IL dozen others
doubted it. we have something to ar-''r
about. As considerable excitement has
been created about this mysterious rx-
cur>ion. In Justice to he two gentlemen.
we publish all that our privat" d't"riir"
has been able to learn about the matter,
and hope hat the many ruln"rs, it rr-
gard to this rxcnrsion being it, any man
ner r""tt" bo"as mares, may be pa: at rest
and forever .lScrr.ltrl.
lSt 1t i, true that the gentlemen lett
this place in a buggy, on the day above
stated, and that they had no fishing poles
with them, but they account for tins tie
tirirnry by proving that they sent those
Indispensable article, on the night prrrI'
Gus to- the day of their departure, =" as
not to be burlrnrl with them ON the
trip. That they carried bait for fish, our
special says there can he II" doubt, be-
ca'lsr they had it i'll Il large black bottle
which they had on leaving town. II"
asked them what WAS in the bottle and
they had DO hr>i,anry in telling him fish
bait.
Now what could they want with this
fish halt at all, if they went out to fight
duel. as was r'n,"rrd : again the big
story Of the man being murdered on the
Mill Hayon after thorough investigation,
is proven TO be false. II could not have
been wedding, as the two ladies who
lett here on the Satnr mornings Went up
the to,intry, and have act yet returned.
besides, both of the gentlemen are mar
rrd men. The blood seen on the stout
yentltnal> shirt collar, is accounted for
by his stating that the bait could not be
we'll got ont of the bottle, for the reason
that the cork had been broken, 80 it w..s
necessary to knock off the neck of the
bottle; some sharp edges of glass We're
left, whereby he cut his lip, certainly "a
tistactory. 1t is true, the gentlemen are
very rcticcnt about the matter, and re-
fuse to answer all uuc>ti"ns; but that
they have their reasons for so acting we
feel assured We think the whole mat
ter will be fully explained in due time,
and we ask a generous public that before
giving cre'lencc to any rumors, they
adopt that principle which gives the ben
EFT of the doubt, where any exists, to the
party accused, and remember that all are
supposed to he innocent till they are pro.
ven to be guilty.
Cote McCook e. Bro. for planta-
tloh supplies, az.
That Terrible Scourge,
Fever and agne, and its congenrr, billions
remittant, b, sides affections Of the stom.
ach, liver and bowels, produced by MAS
matte air and water, are both eradicated
and prevented by the Use Of H6stettcr's
Stomach Bttrrs purely vegetable elk
ir, Endorsed by physicians, and more ex'
tcnSiveIy used as Il remedy for the above
class of disorders, as well as for many
others, than any medicine of the age. A
languid circulation, torpid state of the
liver, want of vital stamina, arc c"ndi-
tions peculiarly favorable to malarial dis
eases. They are, however, surely RENE
died by the great Preventive, which, by
invigorating the system and ontlowing it
with regularity as we'll as vi lyon, provides
it with a resistant power which enables
it to withstand disorders not only of q
mala'ial type, but host Of Of others to
which feeble and i'll regulated systems
are subject. The Bitters are u safe as
we'll as searching eradicant, and have
widely superseded that dangerous drug
quinine, which palliates hut does not
eradicate malaria. March 2.5t.
Fine lot wagons at reduced prices
at McCook n Bro.