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,arish persecutions already been ef'

parish prosecutions already been el'
faced.
Hive you forgotten that scarcely one
wear ago, You yourself were aroused
from your bed at midnight to shoulder
your gun to protect your hreslde
from rapipe AMI murder, and that
scarcely half q wear age, more tnan
tifty Of the citizens OF this parish
were prosecuted a. telons for this
protection OF their lives and their
homes; aud do YOU not know that It
WAS solely the ultimate triumph OF the
Democratic party 10 this State, and
IN the Nation, which at last brought
relief from all these woes?
Is not then this Rrand old party
entitled to some remembrance a0d
gratitude from our people. and ts 1t
not entitled, as a reward tor its long.
continued. heroic. and successful
struggle, to be intrusted with the
administration OF the government
for ut least a few years
"Alas; and do our friends 80 soon
forget us?'
Yours. sincerely. BEE.
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Seuthron Cotton Crop.

We take tho following from tho
0eW York Grocer:
Ne. Edward Atkinson, ono Of tho
bsee known writer's on political ques.
doaA n Q resent article on the COT
10 tsade Of this country, calls It.
too0oo % The remarkable facts that
~ cotton crop. Of tho current year
~ ths largest ever raised IN tho
oeu)h: that tho ton crops Of ls7o.7s
M Heasly Ok and . half million
bo)e0 gTsatse than the ten crops Of
1eee0. tho largest ever raised By
s)sNe Labor. and that tho increase d
pee01eeeive. tho last Avs crops being
oeosly four millions greater than the
~ ave esops before tho va.
Toe. ooaelusion b irresistible that
~ labor which bee produced these
results bee not been abused. Ia.
bosess that sss cheated, and swind-
'eQI ooo peoW.beoton, and oppressed,
~ robbed. do not, % far - 10 have
evee known, produce such results.
3ooo a increase OF crons follows IN.
1ueesy. thsilt, good treatment, caro-.
'ol Management. We are Glad 70 see
40 clear Iofutations from such "a.
hesltatve sources Of tho many IN.
Ijo0 things that have been said con.
'eeu1ng the Southern treatment OF
b negroes. II politicians, interest
d h keeping tho country distracted
u their own selfish ends would lust |
se these matters alone, tho country
voold would b amazingly better |
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Democratic Barbecue.

Al persona, regardless Of past par.
~ a@liatonS are invited TO attend Q
0Isnd Democratic Barbecue, TO be
Given next Monday, ct Natchitoches.
Gov. willis, and many other distin.
guibhed speakers will address the
people on the issues OF the day. Let
~ Stve them . reception worthy Of
ehe occasion. Ample preparation
have been made 70 entertain oil CON.
CO. Our friends from tho country
wards are especially invited to ct.
eeod. ThiS will be tho greatest pc.
)itcal event Of the present campaign
h our parish. Come one. come oil.
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GRANT PARIH. LA., I
Nov. LIST, 1879. I

Dear Vin,licator-
1t has been some time since We dotted
a single item to you, but your reference
to the nominee Tor Senator in tho Dis
trict composed Of Grant, Catalonia and
WinR, rather amused US and we decided
~ soon as time would permit to drop
you note in reference to this inject.
Yes, indeed, we have ''lOOso nominee"
ut large, but he frightened up on the mass
meeting called ut Colfax and somehow
or rather no one can tell well how no
got himself endorsed. Yet after all this,
here comes call from tho Executive
Committee Of Winn parish asking that
there be another convention at White
Sulphur Springs on Nov. 10th to try and
take in the slack on this nominee. There
il much dissatisfaction among the PEG.
pie and how it will terminate remains
yet to be seen. II is charged and pretty
well sustained that one Bevill from VIM
Parish sold his vote for 100 dollars If
he cannot prove his innocence it is high
time that he should hide his face from
the sight If all honest men. Taking it
all in all Mr.. Luce had better withdraw
altOgeter from the race. As sure as fate
the Independent candidate Brian will bs
elected. Many who do not wish to vote
for an Independent will not vote for
Luce.
MAJOR H. Van Mccain for Representa-.
tives. Charlie Te1l!tor Sheriff. ard s b.
Shackletorl for Clerk of Court are the
nominees Of tho Democratic party Of
Grant, and be it said that it is one Of the
strongest and best selected ticket the
party here has ever put out. Success is
certain.
Vim Parish is having hurdle race
and although it is several miles to the
Parish lines. the candidates are 80 num-
erous We can almost hear them bnzzing
the voters of the ''frec State of VIM"
She would fare badly should they all be
elected.
The greenback movement in your par.
ish is exciting great deal Of interest.
We have no Greenbackers in Grant but
Independents plenty. The State ticket
is allO. X. and by the way our friend
Strong ought to feel highly compliment.
Ell at the vote received by him at Baton
Rouge. G..
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SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE,
Succession Of Theo. Schuman, Decd.
by virtne Of an order of the Hon. the
ID Parish Court in and for the pstisaa
of Natchitoches, and to me directed, !
will sell on the premises at the coIne!a
Front and St. Denis streets in the cit!
Of Natchitoclles, on
Wednesday, the Sd day Of Dec, 1872
the following described property belong
ing to said Succession, to-wit:
A certain lot Of ground with oil ss
buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in the City of Natchitoches, u
the corner Of Front and St. Denis streesaI
measuring about fifty eight feet front on p
Front street, and about thirty.niue 'e'
front on St. Denis street.
Terms and Condition Of Sale.
On credit of twelve months from q!
Of sale, purchaser to give his tvelse
month s bond, with approved security
payable to the order of the Admiu'stss'
tor, bearing eight per cent Interest ~"
date, with special mortgage aud ven .'
doris privilege retained on the propav
to secure the payment Of purchase, pro-
JAMES GENIUS
Nov. l. Administrator
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

W. c. Jack vs.. G. E. Gillespie, Pres't &c.
Parish Court, Parish ofNatchitochss
No. 1910.
DY virtue Of writ of Fl. Fa. issued in
ID the above EMIT ell and numbered
suit and to me directed, l have seized
and will offer for sale to the last end
highest bidder at the door Of the Court
House in the city and parish of Natchito.
ches, Oh
Saturday, November 18th, 1879.
between the legal hours Of sale, tho fol.
lowing described property, to.wit:
~ SchO'l Desks, lot Of Hat Rscks
blackboard and frame, unfinished; l
writing benches, 6 benches, ono small
microscope, one cone, one globe, ono
small globe, ten anatomical, 3 geographi.
cal charts, one box cubic blocks, one
pair medical scales, one arm chair, ono
bell, four tablets, one diagram, ono
abacus
Terms Of Sale.
Cash-subject to appraisement.
L A. DEBLIEUX,
Nov. |. Sheriff.
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r. p. HUDSON.
NATCHITOCHES, LA..


August 22sd 1879.
Mr.. Jules Normand
l have been afflicted for
several years with painful Inflammation
and liberation Of my leg. resulting from
an injury sustained by my buggy wheels
running over it, have tried many rem:
elies without avail. until several months
ago l commenced the Use Of "Normand's
Balm" which has been Of great benefit
and is the only application, of the many
tried by me, which has afforded substan.
tantial relief-I regard it as invaluable
and cheerfnlly recomend it for the GER
tain cure Of bruises. wounds, cuts inflam.
nation and liberation.
Yours Respectfully.
WILL. NJ LEVY.
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NOTICE..
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERlFF'S SALE.


Payne, Cameron Il Co., VS. J. P. Broad.
well.
18th District Court, Parish of Orleana
No. 3066I.
DY virtue of a writ of Fl. ia. Issued n
ID the above entitled and Numbered
suit and to me directed, l have sei,ed
and will offer for sale to the last And
highest bidder at tue door of the Cont
House in the city and parish of Natchi
tOchcs, Oh
Saturday. the 9Th day Of Dec, 1879.
at II A. NJ, the following described prop.
crty, to.wit:
A certain plantation known as the Pra
Aux Clere's plantation, together with ali
and singular the buildings and improve.
ments thereon, situated on the RIGHT
bank Of Red river descending, in the rar.
ISL Of Natchitoches. about twenty milo
above the town of Nstchitocbes bound.
I'd above hy lands, now, or lately he\oup-
ing to E. l.. Hyams, and containing SO
9o-lOO acres.
A tract or PARCEL of land in the rsar
of land attached TO said plantation, con.
tanning 1874 e7-lOO acres, bounded north.
west by lands now, or lately of Z. L.
Hya,ns, east by section IS, township II,
range =, and south by section 2, town.
ship 10, rangc9.
The unliv 'ded half of q tract of land in
section 30. township II, range 8. former.
~ owned by II. l.. Bennett and s. n.
Hyams, containing 229 7O-lO0 acres,
bounded northeast by lands now, or for.
merly belonging to BENZ. Grape, east by
section S6, township II, range 9, and
south by section 5, township 10, range g.
A tract or parcel Of land, being lot No.
2, and east half Of northwest quarter Of
section 2, township IL. north Of range ..
west, containing ia 76-lOO acres.
The two last mentioned tracts being
more fully described in Act of sale and
acqnittance from r. w. Simmons to ].
p. BrOadwell Of date 9Th February, 1875
Of record in Recorders Office. parish Of
Natchitoches.
Terms of Sale:
Cash Subject to appraisement.
L. A. DEBLlEuX,
Oct. zo.-tds. Sheriff.
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NATCIIlToCIlEs Auv 81

NATCIiiT"CnEs. Ang. q, 1879
l hereby certify that have used Nor.
mand's Balm on my lit tie daughter, who
was scal'lel. A few application of the
Balm cured it readily aud left no mark.
l.. CASPARI.
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NEWS NOTES.

About . half mile OF the railroad
bridge at Bay st. Louis, was burned
Last week.
New Orleans had nine fires and
i've alarms on Friday night Of last
week.
The following correspondence has
been exchanged. lt will be observed
that the candidate for Governor on
tho Democratic ticket declines the
request for Q joint canvass made BY
tho Republican candidate for the
oame Office:
NEN ORLEANS, Oct. %, 1879.
Hon. L. A. Wiltz, Bayou Sara, La:
1ptopose . joint discussion Of the
principles OF our parties. Such .
discussion can result In nothing but
good to the whole people, by eleva-
ting the present contest from q mere
pelgonal attack on or praise OF the
various candidates into Q flRht on
principle. 1t will help to allay what.
ever feeling or irritation may exist
and to educate the public to q differ.
ence on principle rather than on
sectional and race feeling and senti.
ment. Will you name tho place OF
meetings OF leave that to our com.
mtttees? II your arrangements are
such that they cannot be changed, I
Will, II acceptable, meet you at such
point a. you may name not earlier
than your engagement ct Delta.
Please acknowledge receipt and an.
DWer at once. TAYLOR BEArrlI.
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No family In this broad land should
undertake 20 keep house without
Johnson's Anodype 1iniment, many
have tried 70 but failed. It d worth
moro % . family than . whole medi.
cine chest,
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tEEsvlLLE. LA.,l
Nov 3N 1870 (

Pursuant to a call Of the Democrat.
tc Executive Committee issued on
the 18th October, 1879, ordering an
election Of five delegates from each
ward, said election OF delegates TO be
held on the lst Of November, 1879. to
attend q Parish Convention to be
held 10 the town OF Leesville, Nov.
Sd. 1879. said election vas held and
delegates chosen who assembled at
Leesville on the Sd November. 1879.
The Convention was called to order
by Major H. Stanley Chairman OF
the Democratic Executive Commit.
mtttce, and on motion Of G. K. Oaks
was chosen az temporary chairman
and George W. Self az temporary
secretary land Rev. j. W Williams
as assistant.
On motion, q committee on Gre.
dentials was appointed viz: 8. J.
Smart, A. Wright, James Cavanaugh
Ed: Cooper. B. Lacaze and DR.. w.
b. Helm.
On motion, a recess was taken Of
fifteen minutes. After which the
Convention was called to order BY
the temporary chairman.
The committee on credentials re.
ported as follows:
Ward IN. b. Stanley, DR.. s. J..
Smart, Geo. w. Self, VIM. n.
O'Branion and Madison West
Ward ~. P. Mitchell, J. J.
Huges. Rev. A. Wright, Sam Nc.
Consrthy and W. A. Younpbiood.
Ward 3-James Cavanaugh, NJ. N.
Hughes, Robert D. Cain, W. n.
Craft, and Jas. o Franks.
Ward An. V. johnson. O. Cole.
Johnson's Box. Wiliiams's Mills !:
Ed: Cooper, G. K. Cakes, VIM. N.
Hollydy, J. NJ. Jeans ST., Julius
Dew and L. A. Perkins on half vote.
Ward 5-Belizaire Lacaze. Sou.
longe LacaZe, and n. B. johnson on
] votes each.
Ward e-Washington Mayo and
DR.. W. B. Helm on q votes each.
which report was adopted.
On motion, G. K. Cakes was elect.
ed permanent chairman and Major
H. Stanley secretary.
On motion, w. H. Smart was An.
pointed assistant secretary.
On motion, resolved that anv per.
son receiving majority Of the whole
vote cast by the Convention for anv
Office be declared by this Convention
- the nominee for said Office.
on motion, the Convention pro.
ceeded to ballot for representative.
9: Z: Cakes, Major h. Stanley and
J.. !. Kirk were placed In nomina.
ton. ''''
% motion. proceeded to ballot
which resulted a. follows: '''''
I: l: Kirk received 161 votes.
MAJ: \. Stanley received 9 votes.
Y. H. Oakes received Il votes.
On motion Of Jas. CayanauQh. thu
nomination of. I. Kirk Was made
unanimous. '
% motion, proceeded to the nom.
ln6tlon OF Clerk Dist. Court.
, On motion Of Julius Dew. VIM H.
smart Was nominated by reclamation
t,o wo IN MOTION ton.' proceeded to nomins.
James Cavanaugh placed In nom.
lnation VIM. L. Martin Julius Dev
placed In nomination Soulan0e IA.
Gaze. ''e0 0"'
froceed to ballot with the follow.
ing result: '~
y ScYqlenee 1acaze received I'll votes.
W: L. Martin y
IN motion, the nomination vas
made Unanimous
q, "a q motion OF Dr.. s. J. Smart, Dr..
". b. Helm was nominated by 40.
clsmation for Coroner.
20 motion, the present Executive
IV,ommlttee was chosen az the Execu.
non. '~ . ~ '>'' " va
On motion, adjourned.
@. K. CAKES.
Chairman.
N. Il. STANLEY, Secretary.
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New Advertisements.
NORMAND'S BALM.
A HOME REMEDY
AND
SURE CURE.

For the imnl.lia:r Relief aud p.rma-
ncmt Cure of C|'TS H'RAS, BRUISES,
WOUNDS, EAR ACHES. aud all Skin
Diseases or Ernri"n>, We place before
the public preparation which is of the
highest standard of excellence. second
to none, for the class Of diseases for
which il is intended. We claim it to In,
u specific for this class Of disease, hav-
ing submitted il +" a rigid test. extend
ing over period Of thirty-fv- wears
in treating the most obstinate eases
which hav" come under our observation
with it successfully.
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For District Attorney.

We are authorized to announce the
name of j. H. CUNNINGHAM. Of
Natchitoches, az a candidate for Dis.
trict Attorney OF this. the Eleventh
Judicial District.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
SHER1FF's OFFICE,
Parish VI Na,chitoches, -,
Natchitoches, Nov. 7. 1879.


Pursuant to u proclamation Of his Ex-
cellency Lieut.. Governor Louis A. Wilt,
acting Governor of the State Of Louis
lana, bearing date the 81 day Of July. A.
d. 1879, all the qualified electors Of the
parish Of Natchitoehes are hereby mott
fed that an election will be held on
TUESDAY the I'll day Of December, 1879.
for the purpose Of taking the sense of
the good people Of this State in regard
to the adoption or rejection Of the State
constitution, and for the purpose Of elect
ing
A Governor
A observation-disclosures
A Secretary Of State:
An Attorney General:
A Stale Auditor Of Public Accounts;
4 Superintendent Of Public Education:
Two Senators to represent the 10th
Senatorial district, composed Of the par.
ishes Of Sabine, Natchitocl'cs, Red River
and DeSOtO.
One District Judge and one District
Attorney for the 18th Judicial District.
composed Of the parishes of Natchitoches
and Sabine.
Two Representatives
A Clerk Of District Court
A Sheriff;
A Coroner:
Two Justices Of the peace for the 4th
ward, and one for each Of the other Jus.
tees wards in the parish Of Natchit0ches.
Two C"nstables Of the 4th ward. and
one for each Of the other justices Of the
peace wards in the parish of NatcLito-
ches.
Each voter shall express his opinion
by depositing in the ballot box a ticket
wherein shall be printed or written:
"For the Constitution or "Against the
Constitution" or such words as will dis
tinctly convey the intention Of the 70.
ter.
AT the election held for the ratification
or rejection Of said constitution, it shall
lie lawful for each voter to have written
or printed on his ballot, "For ordinance
relative to Strife debt" or the words.
against ordinance relative to State
debt"
The polls will be open in eacl, election
precinct in said parish Of Natchitochcs,
from the hour Of Z o'clock in the forenoon
until 6 o'clock in the afternoon. on the
day and date above mentioned. to.wit
Tuesday, the I'd day Of December, A d.
1879. for the purpose Of receiving the
vote Of the qualified voters Of the parish
Of Natchitoches, under the supervision
Of the commissioners of election, appoint.
ed by the authority designated by law.
The election to be conducted and returns
male according to law.
l.. A. DEBLlEUX.
Sheriff a, ex.otficiO Returning Officer
for the parish of Natchitoches.
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0A11lRocnls, La, Nov. II. 1919.

1A111foc1ls, La, Nov. II, 1917.
've. the uadsrsigned, appointed ct
9 9aoo @eeeanS Of tho Democrats
Ooeoeevetvo Party Of Ward One,
poS1ee Of Natchltochee, Q COMMITTEES
tooop9ylco and make due returns
y ~ Primary Election for Ward
O9ceg1. Ioe one Justice OF tho Peace
40 ooe Constable, g nominees Of
eeso peSsy. aed By virtue OF due no.
~ pooleeed tothat Affect, proceed.
g o oo@plle se6 returns, and have
49, va e0oe tho votes cost IN thio
eeS0 Wot0 o0O. oro a f0ll0Ve:
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff..

We are authorized to announce
JAMES E PROrHRO. as q candi.
date for the Office OF Sheriff.
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Died.

HALLER-In this city, Tuesday Nov.
18th, 1879. Mas. B. F. HALI.ER, wife Of
Theo. Halter and daughter of the late J.
Z. Porter, aged 81 years, s months aud 10
days.
Mansfield, Shreveport and New Or.
leans papsss please copy.
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GREENBACK CANDIDATE.

At the solicitation OF many friends
OF the Greenback PARTY.
WILLIAM P. MORROW.
has consented to become a candi.
date for Clerk ~ the District Court.
at the eneuing election,
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NOTICE..
Succession OF Jacques Boulier'

Succession OF Jacques Boulief'
THOs. p. CHAPLIN, Dist Att. pr Pr
! tenn. having filed his insI acco'ni
OF administration in the succession y
Jack Boulier, deceased, notice 10 he .S.y
given to all persons interested 70 '" ..a
ca"se wsthin ten days, why the .s ss
final account shonltl II" be ho'noloE'
and the administrator discharged: -,
Witness the Hon. J, N. b: luOtS~
Parish Judge, this 9th day Of No'e"'>''
1879.
John LAPLAB,
Nov. SGT. '' Deputy Ckt1;.
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BAYOU SARA, La, %, 1873.
Hon. TAYLOR Besttie. St. Charlea Hotel.

Hon. Taylor Beattie, Sc. Charles Hotel:
Your dispatch proposing q joint
discussion this moment received. I
cannot agree with you In tho opinion
that such discussion at this time
would tend to promote harmony or
tho public welfare. It would rather,
10 my judgment, excite animosities
now happily fast fading away. Ny
appointments have already been
made. and gentlemen invited 20 &C.
company me have been announced
to speak. LOUIS A. WlLrz,
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LESCA0E.-At bio rssidence, In THE
Partsh. Thuroday evening. Nov, 18th.
1872. EMnE ARTHUR lIsfAGR. IN Tia
36th year Of bic go.
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IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE IN IT'S
COMPOSITION.

an! may be applied I" the most delicate
children with IMMUNITY.
As Il specific for PILES and ERYSIPE.
Las, It has n" superior: it is very ctfrc.
tive t" prevent lock jaw in children when
applied :" the navel just cut.
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W1LTZ WAVE!
Grand Democratic B0Ou!!
WIN Demonstrate In Natehitoches,
1sHlsy, November 18th, 1879.

Governor Louis A. Wiltz, hons. L.
D. xcEuery, J. G. Eesn. Allen Ju-
mel, E. Il. Fay. W. A. Strong, E. A.
Burke, b. N. Ogden. E. John Ellis,
Wn. n. Levy. W. II. Jack, B. F.
Jooas. and other distinguished speak.
ca viii address the stalWart Democ.
ny Of thb parish.
4 RIand Barbecue % IN contempla-
teo, and o good old Democratic love
1o0ot will b induced 10.
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Ten BROCK LIVERY STABLE, }

Natchit"ches, La, Aug. 20. 1879. :
l have used Nornand's Balm for sore
backs, gals, cuts, foot evil &c. &C., in
horses, and found it very cflicacious. It
is less trouble to use than other remedies
and il is a sure cure.
HUDSON.
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RED RIVER.
Natchitoches Parish, Sept 6 1879. !
~. n

RED RIVER. !
Natchitoches Parish, Sept 6 1879. !
Nix. J. H. NoRMAND, Clontierville, La.
Dear Sir-Atter suffering for thirty
years from running ulcer in the ear
occasioned by a wagon passing on my
head and after having been operated
upon by DR.. Logan in New Orleans and
and not being cured. tried some of your
balm and lam happy to say that after a
few applications OF it got entirely we'll
and was radically cured.
a nesr" boy on my place cut his foot
with pillow and it was thought once
that it would have to be amputate.l but
after applying your balm q" the wound
for few days it healed up and the boy
is now we'll. Again, George Cole, a
neighbor Of mine, whilst shooting gun,
u piece ofthe cap flew in his eye, we
tried the balm again and with success.
His eye got we'll after two applications
of the balm.
conclude by stating that in my opin.
ion your balm is an invaluable medicine
and l will take pleasure in recommend.
ing 1t to the public.
Very respectfully,
W. A. CURRY.
CLourlERv1LLE. La, Sept. 9, 1879.
Messrs. NORMAND & CHOPIN:
Gents-1 take pleasure in recommend.
ing yonr Balm. l have always found it
efficacious. Some four years ago an old
colored servant Of mine was confined to
her bed with an ulcer on her leg. Nv
wife believing strongly in the virtue Of
your Balm, concluded to use some Of it
aud in very short time effected o cure.
The old woman is now we'll and able to
testify to the same.
VS.. BENOTST.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-11-15
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Virtue.

NATCHIT"C''Es, LA., Aug. q. 1879.
| had my ankle badly bruised, by my
horse stepping upon it. | applied Nor
mand's Balm and experienced imuIt,ii.
ate relief and a final cure. take great
pleasure in recommending its efficacy.
JOHN l.. GILL,