The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-15

process are particularly charming and
artistic. As he remains but short time
we advise our friends to call early and
secure photograph at moderate price
which cannot be eXcpllcd in any city.
Now WELD the girls the mallct sticks
With strange intatuation;
And meanwhile plays fantastic tricks
With loulest exclamation
Their malets swing, the game to win.
Regardless Of the friction
TIL Suddenly one strikes shin.
And, though she struggles hard to grin,
She shrieks her mallet-,liction.
-tHackensack Republican.
Bright and early the Bart Able with
Captain Dick Sinnott holdin down the
roof, swept gracefully up to our wharf.
This being her first visit since the ''rise'
of course everybody was down to cheer
the Able and take some of Johns cheer
to enable them to do so in a fitting man
ner Abnrr Rtdmon and Ben Kay of
course felt especial pride for they "brnng
her in," while Tom Dowty was not near
ready ito pass and 'did't give a cent
how long she stayed with us. Hamcr
lookc' pale and cheerful and Capt.
George was as usual, the urhane business
man. Capt Dick you'rea trump and if
yon keep ont of the way of the physical
agents You'll do Thanks to John for a
tOothpick.
The Myers case, or one of them at least,
as there are three was continued
upon the application Of the State whose
chief witnesses were not on hand. It's q
singular fact that the defence would
have asked for continuance on the same
ground, and on account of the absence of
the same wiinesSrs, and Myers attorneys
had the affidavit drawn mp for that very
purpose, had not the State made the first
motion.
Col. VIM. NJ. Levy, acting special judge
in the case of the State vs.. Myers for EN-
brzzlement, delivered an opinion over
ruling motion to quash the Indictment.
which is spoken of, by all who heard it,
as able, wise and conclusive. Judge
Pierson also delivered an opinion in the
case against Myers for retaining public
records which has been equally as highly
praised. 1t would be pleasure to pub
lish these opinions and we hope those
gentlemen will favor us with their notes.
Prof. Tice lays down the following as
the weather law for the month ending
June 30th, 10th and 18th heavy rains
and thunder storms 18th to Goth, clear
or fair Goth to oath ending in threaten
ing weather, with heavy local rains and
thunder storm cath to Goth clear or fair,
with showers; 2Gtu to 30th, generally
cloudy, threatening sultry weather. with
very heavy rains and terrible thunder.
Storms about Goth to ;'0th.
Weather and crops, the usual localism,
are attracting much attention. Since
our last we have been visited by heavy
rains nearly every day and the complaint
of "too much will soon break out. Our
days have been warm, but not so hot as
in other localities, for orr thermometer
has not registered over ninety thus far.
We have had during the week chilly
nights, which, with us, are not good for
mans health.
The crops of both cotton and corn are
the special wonder of the farmer and their
hours from work are spent in betting
how much they will gather from each
acre.
Capt. Gus Moses is in the PUSHES now,
getting off all the work he can before his
departure to New Orleans, which event,
much to our regret, takes place in two
weeks, positively. So y"u see if you
want pictures you had best come in at
once and secure them Capt. Moses takes
instantaneous pictures of children, some
thing never before done here. Every ono
so for are charmed with Captain Moses
for his genial social qualities, while those
who make his business acquaintance are
in rapturcs over his skill as an artist.
Let our citizens be in time and secure q
Moses Il Noise Photograph
Wife beating doesn't strike the average
Juror as much Of an offence mo how" at
least it seems so. as they turned out one
man, (nlan, did we say' God forgive us)
thing rather, whose wife, young and
beautiful, told in court most pitious tale
of the brutality of her husband. Great
God! what are we drifting to-that in
enlightened America it is allowed q
wretch, whom it were base fattery to
call coward, the jury.dicial right to
beat his wife This community was
shocked and numbers of indignant citi-
zens have called at our Office to express
their horror and surprise at bis acquittal.
Every lawyer in court was struck dumb
aud the judge was so astonished that he
could not speak for ten minutes at least,
after the jury had rendered their re-
markable decision. The community
should take these matters in hand them
selves if it is impossible, as it seems to
be, for Justice to be meeted out through
the courts.
The laboratory Of the System.
The stomach Is the laboratory OF the